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Mineral Resources OF the Pa
cine kIope.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has
transmitted 90 Congress she report o. J
Ross Bfownc ou the mineral resources
lofthe States and Territories vest Of the
Rocky tiohptains Mr. Browne esti.
mates tho yield oF the different States
aud Territories for 1861 as follows
California, SIS 900 600; Nevada
$50, 900 900, Aloatana, $4,000 900;
l,laho, s. 900, OO1; Washington ST 300 !.
900 Oregon, s., 000, 900, Colohida, 81.
500, 900; New Mexico, $500 900, Ari.
sona, $500. 600; miscrilane1us, e5 900.
o0Oi total, s15, 100000 Tho entire
product Of The precious metals FROM
1913 70 January ist, 1868. Il estimated
As. iellossf Galassn,a, 5000, 900, 900;
Ncvhja, seQ, 600 600; Mobtana. sU5 Z
000, 900; Idaho. Sl5. 900 900, Washing.
ton, sie,0s q, 08o; Oregon, $50 900, 900;
eOiorsdo, 1000 300, New Mexico aud
Arizona, $4,000, 900; miscellaneous.
s4j iO00, 600; retained for pate, Jewel
~, dc $50 ,0OU, 600; total, ST. ,295 900,
OVe. Placer iasUiaa h on the decline.
VEN aud 4uar.x mising Is progressing
fayorabiy. There is general decline
N the bailion product. Tho population
actually eugsged 10 mi6ing has greatly
diminished 10 the past fcw years, and
does pot now exceed 50,0e0 Agricui.
tare, manufactures and commerce are
assuming tho preponderancc over the
miuing interest The area or LAID sui.
table ior euIsisaiioi, Is much larger than
was originally supp sed Important re-
salia are anticipated from tho compile
ton Of the Pacific railroad. The mis-.
cellaneous minerals Of the Pacific slops
AFRO deliberately described Copper mi.
ming Is ia a depressed condition, also
quicksilver. '.s# s et
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Constable's Sale.


DY virtue OF two writs Of acri facias. i.sued
BY William j. Alitien. one Of the Jasticrs Of tho
Peace 81 the State Of Maryland, In and TOR Car
roll eonHiy. onp atthe suit Of Jositna W. Her
ing. Surviving partner Of Wflliatn A. Matthias
and Joshaa W. Herring, partners. practicing
medicine Under the maine, firm and STYLE ~
Malhias A Hering, and one At the suit Of Joshua
W. HIRING against tho goods and ehat,rls.
lands and tenemcnt. of John H. Swsrtxbaurh.
and 10 ne directed, ! have seized and taken II,
eSeeuispn al the estate, right, title, interest,
property. eisiIn and densan,I Al law and In
equity, q the said john II. Swartxbaugh, In
aud TO the following
PAKCEi.S OF LAND, VIZ.
part &c Tract u Land cnilrd ..Rethe,ter ,.
part Of a Tract u Lard esilrti s!Ruehssisr ne
surveyed, part " Tract Of Land called
s'Giifs i'respcce' and psrtoFs Tract IL Land
called banks Folly" aud which we're CON
rrscd to The said John II. swartzbaueh ana
Mary his wife, bs Joshua N. Gsrsacb. Jy Deed
dated April y, 1861, and recorded ameng the
Land Kreords OF Carroll cospy, 10 I.ibsr q.
+. W.. M. y, Folio so--said property being
situated on iba Gorsesh Road sboai three mlirs
from Westminster.
And lhersby give notice, tl,at on the al dsy
Of APRIL, 1888, al o'eieek T., NJ. At the
Conrt fiause IN the City of westIsinster. Car
roll county Nd. Twin offer for sair The ssId
Property, 80 seiicd and taken In execution, By
fablie Auction, 10 the highest bidder, for rnsL.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS,
March ie.lscs,.3t s. Sg y constable.
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"s.ook 20 the senate.v

In the ,Narlier aud better days Of the
Republic, when hasty or ill-sdyised leg.
islation, OF measures likely 10 prove
detrimental to The public welfare, were
introduced into Congress, the heart Of
the patriot was solseed by the reflection
that be could "look to the Senate" for
the arrest or correction of the evil, well
assured that that wise, patriotic and
dignihed body, would not dissppoint his
reasonable hopes and expectations
But, alas we fear there is little pros.
pect, now, that the Senate win measure
up To the standard Of It's former great
ness, or be able TO rise above the preju-
dices Of party, 70 a proper appreciation
ofthe grave and solemp responsibilities
which now attach to it 10 it's character
OF court Of impeachment, organized
TORY, for the FIRST time 10 the history
of our country, the chief Executive Off
cer Of the government, for "high crime
and misdemeanor." And, be II remem.
bered, that the act for which ho ia to be
arraigned, or the principal allegation
against him, is simply the exercise Of a
right which was conferred by the Con.
'stitution, and which belonged to all his
predecessors, from the foundation Of the
government until now, or until Congress
attempted to take it away by the enact
mcnt Of the Tenure-of-ofice bill. II is
scarcely possible for any impartial and
dispassionate man to realise that the
offence, IL offence there be, is common.
surate with the grave and extreme pen.
atty which Congress seeks to visit upon
the President. If he should be convic.
ted and deposed, under the circum-
stances, the result viii 60 far 10 shake
tho popular belief 10 the stability of
constitutional government, because the
precedent once established, ii win be
sppsaled to 10 the future, To get rid Of
any President who may reader himself
obnoxious to partisan majority against
him in Congress. Il must also be re-
garded rs an evidence Of the decline of
civil liberty in our midst, and such must
be the judgment Of the world when the
merits ofthe present impeachment issue
sFe passed in review before il.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that application
IN viii be made by Petition, to the Coun.
~ commissioners of Carroll county, at
their first meeting after thirty days from the
date thereon, for the location and opening
a public road in said county. eonmen.
cling on the County road leading from
VESTS Mill formerly. Maus's,) to Con-
rad Shuesys Mt The land Of josiah Adels
pergef, then Running on the bed OF the
old frHl past Anthony Wivels, then 80 as 70
pass at Of near the house Of Washington.
Mqttcss chen on The bed " the old road 10
and through tie lands Of Henry Ritllo and
0ersharaH HUFF, thence 70 Samuel Messengers
lime kiln, thence TO the Stone road near the
hand board at the i4ittlestawn Turnpike. 4
49,. ~. tiERSHoM HUFF, y Z
nlarl2-0t and 20 others.
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WEsTM MISTER MARKETS.
Reported Expressly for the ApyocATx BY Thos.
y. Sellers 4 Co.
WEDNESDAY,, March f1,h.


4ItksDAY, March Ord.
Gold closed at 14l1.
FIoi1 Howard Street. Sdpdf and Cut
EytfA . 50a$ 10 90 do slippiisg Exssss 10 T5a
Sill, 40 High 0rMaes iii 50aS \ ", do
FanilS - hqA$lS. lOhi6 Super and Cut
Extra y 26as9 20. 10 Extra iUaSit) rs. -
City Mills Super 5ta$10 %, do standard
Extra 10 75aSlI. Baltimore High Grade
Extra " EOaSfa. Rye Flour s D, ASH 25. -
Corn Meal SO. Buck wheat Flour Pas 81 !.
CTafa.r-- Wheas -iscceip,s are usedera.e
and market firIuer; 1000 bushels white AMI
A100 bsszhelar red offered white al z s0a
50 90 rpsi z itGs1 10 per bushels. Corn
Offerings were 2pga0t bushels white and
5000 bushels yellsw. white Al 4 l2aSI5; vel
low 81 81. I5aSl f9sper bushel. Oais--s0 u
bushels ofefeds sales repo rted a. follows,
Ii2D bushels 1T 10 eiss tss0bashels nj 81 cts,
100 Do black II IS ccnts Rye ID aubted al
IbaSl so per bushels.
HpUrisions .-sshouldcrs Mt lal cansfs. rib
Sides lif etsi lianf 1luis cla per Id. Lard
held fifsn Mt i1l casper ID. sa
Seeis Clorer nj 3 S5aSS 50; Timothy
2 75aS5i Flax At 7las2 50 psr basli
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, /
tas .ssarssH ! March 10, 1868.
BEEF CATH. --The Qii'@1ues at the Scales
during the psstreek anlounieat9 9S6 head.
The pricrs ranged ~ follows Old Cows and
Sealagags at fbeAS s. ordinary thin Steers.
OxH9 and Cows B.Se 81 common to fair stock
Cattle 2 25AsG, fair anaDiis Becves Bas7,
and the very best Beevcs sasI0 per i00lbs,
the aFarnsc price being about$i S7I gross.
On common and medium Cattle there was
sslghi deslinel while good and ex,ra quail
iscs Acse uushahEed. - tfiaf ss.f -
Shesp LIE supply has been Gairetiuripg
the past week, and demand ex.
ecpt for extln Sheep, which are scarce
Prices ranged as follows fair 10 good at Gao
cents, sud good 10 extra Ca cts per II, rroas
--ihe lssssE IL demand aud higher.
sgifoga.-- The arrivals have bcan slow dn.
ring thepast seek, and demand hrisk. Phi
Coz ranged ~ Fellows; fair 10 prime live
Hogs " 2sASi8 80 per 100 lbs net Ian nd.
vance OF : per tOulls. ~ ~
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seA-Ata dinner given a short time
since in the city of New York, TO VIM.
Cullen Bryant, Esq, tho distinguished
President Of the American FREQ Trade
League, Dir. Bryant likencd the enaOav.
ors Of the protectionists, to those of a
man who should try to liz himself of
the ground by the waistband Of his
trousers
Perhaps ridiculc Is as pOtost an en-
gino TO WELD against thu fallacies Of
protection, as any other The subject
has been SO freely and SO fully discussed
In the past, aud so simplfed, that
the dallest intellect must be ablo 10
comprehend that the nearest practicable
approach to free trade is the true policy
Of every enlightened government.
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Il appears bg The proceedings u tho
Senate on Friday that the Organization
Of that bodS As court Of impeachment.
fot The trial Of the President, WAS effcc.
tcd, the hitch which had occurred from
the Objection Of Senator Wadc's being
sworn in having been removed BY SEN
ator Hendricks waving his objection
thereto, and resorviug il for discussion
hereafter. Mr. Wade was accordingly
sworn IN, and it was then ordered chat
summons be Issued TO the President,
rctnrpabIs op Friday, March 18th; AZ.
Ter which the Chief Justice anpouced
that the Senate was now organized as a
court % try the impeachment Of Andrew
johnson, and is now distinct organi-
sation from the Senate. During de-
bate 90 a point Of order, which prece.
dcd the completion ofihe organization
Of the Senate as a court. the Chief JUS
tice decided that the court not being or.
ganized, the rules adopted BY the Sen
ate for the trial OF the impcachmen,
did not apply 10 that time, anil upon an
appcalby Mr Drake from the 4 seision
Of the Chair, the decision was sustained
by a vote Of - 70 20. This decision
would appear to be 10 accordance with
the communication lately addressed by
the Chief Justice TO tho Senate, in
which he expressed bis respectful ba,
decided disapproyal Of tho precedence
Of the Senate 10 adop,iog the rules 81
trial, and takiagother preliminary steps
before they had resolved themselves
into court.
The Baltimore Saa Of Saturday says
the Senate, by its vote sustaining the
declAlon Of the Chair, seems 70 have be.
come conscious Of the precipitation and
irrcgularity Of Us proceedings IL The
beginning, and Il IL to be hoped, now
that il Is organized - court. viii act
with becoming judicial moderate 100. -
Il remains 70 be seen whether the court
will not think proper 10 conform IT,
action to the deesion Of The Chief Jus.
iice, aud 70 enact rules for tho trial 81
the impeachment. III any event the
country has right 20 expect degree
Of deliberatioa and imparsisliiy bcitling
the character Of so august judicial ri,
bunai aud tho gravity and magnitude
Of the occasion. IL partisan bias aud
excitement arc permitted 70 coutruI the
proceedings and dictate the conclusions
Of such an investigation "a this. pre-,
cedent will be set which, IA is 10 he
feared, will be adopted BY future parties
10 Congress whenever Il becomes sheir
Interest TO Gust political opponent from
the executive chair.
The House adopted resolution en-,
poserinR the managers Of the inipeach.
ment trial TO send for pcrsons and pa.
pers, and 10 examine witnesses uhder
oath Tho managers subsequently "a.
nounccd the action cfthe Senate 10 10.
gard TO tho Impeachment trial, The
Tennessee election case hating been
taken mp, an amendment tolhe oFiginaI
joint resolution vas adopted removing
political disabilities from sIr Butler,
who claims the scat, as was also "a
amendment prescribing a general oath
Of Office. which is given 10 oar regular
report. The resolution, as amended,
was then passed--ycss 80. nays "a
Mr., Butler will, therefore, be admitted
% his seal, lie was formerly IN the
lConiedcraic service but is nov radical
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The summons Of the Senate to the
President to appear on the 18th instant
to answer the charges on which he has
been impeached by the House Of Rep.
rssentatives was served on Mr.. johnson
on Saturday afternoon, lie responded
that it would receive attention. 1t !.
said the FIRST stop Of his defence will be
thefling ola demurrer alleging that the
offences alleged against him arc not
high crimes and misdemeanors.
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PUBLIC SALE
or Valuable Real Estate.

THE Subscriber will offer Public Sale, if
not sooner disposed OF privately, on tho
premises. situated 4 miles below wcstmin
sier. on, the Baltimore pike, md adjoining
lands OF John HUFF and others, on FalpAY.
THg 9Th oF MsRcn. 1868, yaIuable parcel
Of Land. containing 100 ACRES, all Of
which IS well lined, under good fencing, aud
running waier In every field; 10 Acres are in
excellent Chestnut add Oak Timber. There
's n Limo kiln upon tho premises. Also a
good ORCHARD in fine bearing condition.
This property Is worthy the attention of
persons desiring mn Investment. 49,
Any one desirioas Of viewing the prem
isus, viii be shown the samo BY the subscri.
bcr,. living two miles below, on the same
road, Sale toeommencc 1T ID, clock p. M.
Terms made known on the day 0fsale.
aa $50 IIEZERIAH CABLES.
4 snari2.2i II. A. Goasucu. Auct'r.
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Town Elections In ssaIne.

The returns from the town elections
in Maine continue to conc 10 favorably
for the democrats In Gorhnm the re.
publican majority last year Of 100 was
cut own to SO. The democratic gain
in Lewiston. set down at first as 20s,
is aSecr,s ned to be over $50 over last
falls election. In Saco the democratic
gain is ll3 Cumberland has elected
oil democrats, excepting town clerk -
The democratic gain In Bath is 104
over the election last fall, and over that
OF 1866, 54t.
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DR.. George w Nebinger, wellknown
Democratic politician ia PHILADELPHIA,
dled on Sunday He was one of the
buchanan presidential electors; was
prominently connected with the Phila-
delpina public schools and Girard Col
lese, aud was surgeon in the federal
army under Gonoral Mcclellan. Amer
tllc battle Of Antietam he had charge
Of all the hospitals in and about Hapers-
town, Maryland
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BE WISE To-DAY.--~"Tis madpsss 10
neglect cough or cold however slight
Consumption may follow, and though
pr. Wistdr's Baisdm II Mid Cherry
has frequently cured this much dread.
ed disease, for tie primary disehses Of
the throat, lungs, and chest, il always
cures where other remedies fail
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Valuable Lime quarrics
s.. AT Public Sale.

FEviiE Valuable Lime Quarries Of DR.. +.
IL Bntler,. will be Offered nj Public Sale
u fIputof me National Hotel. wessminster
on FRIDAY, lInE 10Th 0F Arlil., next, al
10 clock, a. AZ. This property Ii situated
upon the Western Maryland railroad, within,
the corporate limits bf Wcstp,iiister. and
comprises tye acres Of Land we'll calculated
for Building Los. = sss' p
Terms TO siit the purchaser
DIT +. BUTLER.
n,arf2.H et sAm*l n sst2 ~
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ity cncircles tbs Throne Of the Eternal. In N.
city &}ksiiaf *t.e awaits ibc coming Of those
30 idted her|ia life Id soisbw or her IN
As'si,s Eesisia'.ce II H. psssr Iinrenfel.
teF. Vests nslef ois BE 100. III February.
Miss GlyIliA k 8kFl.. aged about % years,
daughter Of ~ EH'3aim keefer, Of this
-skt "a 1ezidezee Of -. Ina D. Arrour,
10 Carroll county, on the 9Th of March, Miss
ELLEN B. UuiHGs, Of Baltimore city.
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The PAPAL TRoors are to be armed
with the American Remington rife,
which is considered better than The
much lauded Chassepot rife OF the
French infantry.
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Cemetery Notice.

DROPosAbS 70 Gil the position Of Su.
IL perintemdent Of the Westmihster Cen,-
etrry' IDreue year, commencing with the st
day Of ,Aprilnnxt. viii be received by tho
Secretary on or before the 10Th INST. The
duties pfthe Superintendent can DO ascer-
staiied by calling ON the Secretary. who will
give anF iuformation in reierencc thereto
that may BE- desired. The Proposals can be-
made, either ior stated salary and discharge
ofall duties undpf same, az for The same
duties with perqaisites il addition thereto.
by order Of the Board. \
sS7sgs s. IL X, GEIkNAND,
z marsfats w lsea Secretary.
-..---.-
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Died.

sswent Home March ssh, ElmapErH, wife
Of the late George kverharts aged 90 years,1 2
mouths and days. $50 gis # ~
f8 ssHow scfliy Do they sharp ..
AL, an the piouA desds"qise iu8s I
Aud she fests ffo6 her labors sud u biessed.
From her peaceful bfbm has passed the shadow
o. pain that enee yssted there. Freed from
suffering h the eaFth4woru hama, aud the long
ing heart 30 fnil of anxious prayer shas found
lts answer now, A mysterions Providence, In
her latter days was pleased 10 impose upon her,
saffarings aluosi M1se TIA sAerial frame can
bear. lei hfle sceqptcd thd bitter CUP with
~, < srsI gtStson, ADD clhng 10 HIM, abe closer
Is ~ hi hosf q nscd. Her sweet patience and
holy faith wern deily acrinons ii those sur.
rounding her. Gifted With more than ordinary
Intelligence her mind % tho latest moment was
clear a. the monday sun aud tlle last trenblinr
word that fell nom the dying lips, was faith
ana hope In the God Of ker love, Tenaerly
loved By large number DC children, even 70
the third gencfntion, shs sat among us long,
long yearsw with faculties nnimpaired, rare
example o. hsanhfnlold age. ETer generous
and sympathetic, her large loving heart aBs
Nithered by age, always respynded 70 the wall
Of woe, or the sound ~ joy. Evbry one Of her
many children" ~ she loved 70 call them, was
cared for individually, nes onc among them ali
that has act her blessing atn remain With them
as precious talismaHh Benieonsf deep,
thosghts sqffowfat yof RIad follcw her 20 the
grave, y hundred precious memories of kind
pcgses performed, ofearnes6 loving wordssspot
ken, ofEaluAble lessons taught. will linger
with those she has Ion, till tims with them shall
be no more. And where the love Of Immortal.
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4 ATTENTION FARMERS !

nH yITRI0L, sCLpIi. soma sULPH.
" AMMONIA, have made cngagements for
jAfge supplies Of thstabose hriielesg and arc
now prcpatedto fasnish any quantity at re-
dncod rates FOR cash. Only tht' best Qualities
sold. u. X. f;ERyAXD,
Coraer Naifaad Church SIS.
marl2-3nA Westnninster, Md.
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MORO PHILLIPS
Gexfixg fuyRoytb
Snper-PhOsphate OF Lime.

STANDARD GUARANTEED.
For saie 81 MaasJaamers LsJmfs.
No. ~ North frpaf Street, Philadelphia
AND We
No. 95 South Street, Baltimore
Aud BY Dealer. - general throughout the
aNF v Ccagtry.q
Tho SoNBRER0 GUANO of which
MORO i'HI.ilPS' PHOSPHATE Is aud
always has been manufactured, land OF
which be has cole control far Tho United
S,aies,i contains iiity per cent. more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bono therefore il is
mora iiarable The addition OF Ammonia
gives Il greater festilizing value.
Over seven years experiences has proved
70 tho FarnaeE that i makes heavier grain
than even stable manure, aud Is not only
active but lasting.
Price S58 90 per ton, 1000 lbs.
Discount 20 dealers
MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor aad Manufacturer.
mari2.gni
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aiafz sa.sgf EaPsss'ssA1
REAL ESTATE.

'HE subscriber viii dispose Of the f,,llow-
ing valuable SRei Estate n Public
sale o. the premises, ifnot previously sold
AZ PsiSHie Sale, ons W. tgessTs' s
Saturday, 2lst Of March, 1903.
g followss Two Nsry Washable BUILDING
LOTS, 60 feet fppt each, with full deptL "a
m ~ lrl, shelel ion Libcsts STREET. Nest,
minister, adjoining 70 idcnce 81 NJ. AJohn
Lynch. These lots are well fenced and In 4
high state Of cultivation.
Terms. = One.half cash balance in ouc
yefF1 'lfeies heasihgl inter6ss from day Of
sale, with approved sccurisy.
2 Bale b cemiBence at o'clock Il. n.
Also, win be sold on
Thursday, the 10Th day of March 1868.
if not previpusIy ,lisros.d of a, p.;,,.. e.,,.
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Dos'r,--pon's advertise, il Is q had plan
iiswiIl call slisatiaa u ionr place Of basi-
ress, andil Is much better for People who
wish 70 trade Nib you % hunt YOU up. Il
gives your customers exercise and makes
Them healthy. Besides, IL you advertise
somebody VIII bay up your goods, saa then
you wiz HAYS scget more, ana n WIN bp .
great bother 10 YOU aass 81.
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lying u miles from Westminster, near the
Washington Road, and adjoining lands Of
David 4. OWENS Francis Beaver, Washing.
ton Owens and fJesse Phillips This land
has fine Chestnut, Oak and Hickory Timber.
swell vaiercd, and lsns Lime Kiln thereon
1000 Rails and 700 Posts on the ground.
which viii DO sokl with the land, 2 =
Terms n Sale. 0ne-thirl cash on ratifi ).
cation Of SALE balnuce IN one and two wears.
notes bearing interest from day Of sale, and
With APPROVED secufify. il x : nv ~
Sale TO commence at O'Clock r. ".
Titles 20 all the property indisputable.
aud clear OF incumhranee TO day OF sale,
hlarI2.ia
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ROAD NOTICE.

N1pTICEis hereby given shat application
iIN viii BE- made l,y Petition, 10 t6e couns
~ Commissioners Of Carroll county, at
their iirsl meeting after thirty days from the
date hereof. 70 change the bed Of the old
County road lchling from Conrad Shueey s
on the Tanytown and Litllsstown road 10
John Welsts Mill on Big Pipe Creek, and
fFctu lhete 10 the Turnpike ut Mount Pleas
ant; said change 70 be made on the division
line between JOSIAH Adslspergef, Barbara
Baumgnrdaer and the heirs OF John Bann,.
gardner. And your petitioners therefore
pray that yUur Honorable bedy.will appoint
Exauiincrs 10 view and examine the gvoisnd
Of said road for tho purpose Of making said
change o. aforesaid, and IN duty bound will
ever pray.
II sNRY I. EcKABAuGH, &
nhnal2%bt and 43,oihers. j,
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En Dozen Bleactlpd aud UnbIeached Hose
III Mcmeps, 81 10 pcr dozen, OF Iajs cts
9 pair Worth rs cts. pair. rs dozen Poke
kGives IS cts, wotsh rs cfs., witisN lot o
other goodAsai low prices. ft4dia
!, nari2.st john Il. REIRsxIDER. !
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RAILS \ RAILS !!

JDRIME Lot Of good Chestnut Rails, for
Il sale at lowest rates, by 'itsaa +
GEfR 4 0RENpoRFF.
murl2.3t
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Several ofthc daughters Of Bripghalp
Young are actresses in the theatre Of
Salt Lake city
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MrDIoaI GaADC1rEs' --ws age erntiiied
70 learp that VIM, $. SLipley, Leonard Zepp
Ind 5ames p.shhmefsS residences f Carroll
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