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The War between the States, its Canses
Character, Conduct and Results.

We have received the nrst volume Of this
work, BY Hon. ALrxAsDBR II. SrKFHEss, just
issued By THH NATIONAL PUnLisHIss Co, Phil
adelphis, Pa, t,.si.,t.
Histories Of the late civil war have sprung
up like mushrooms, and they can now be num-
bered almost by hundreds, but al who are de-
circus OF arriving At correct understanding
Of the causes, and clear history Of the events
Of the late iamentsble war, have felt the want
OF reliable history Of the same from a South
ern stand point, by some representative man Of
the South. This want Is about to be supplied
by Alexander II, Stephens. Mr.. Stephens was
a most earnest protestant ainst rebellion. and
only saccumbed at the last moment, when his
State, In spite Of bis warning, committed the
great error.
The bare announcement that this distinguish
ed Statesman had determined 10 write book,
would OF itself, be sufficient to kindIe a lively
and widespread interest In all sections Of The
country but when II is known that he has
chosen as his theme the one go fruitful as the
Late American War, the absorbing interest Of
the subject, together with the evident and pc
culiar fitness OF the author for is treatment
unite In awakening a curiosity entirely unpar-
alleled In the annals Of American literature
IL presents careful political analysis Of the
past separating real from apparent causes Of
the late unhappy conflict, and gives those inte-
rior lights and shadows Of the Great War, only
4nvMh W tnvet ntkn ohictrsg VINO Watchcu tflu
hood-tide Of Revolution from lis fountain.
springss and which were 80 accessible 20 Dir.
Stephens from his position as second officer Of
fhe Confederacy.
To a.Public that has been surfeited with ap-
parently similar productions, Il presents q
change Of fare, both agreeable and salntary.
and an agreeable treat Of the highest order.
The Great American War has At last fund a
historian worthy Of its Importance, and 1t
whose hands IL receives that moderate, candid
and impartial treatment which truth and jus.
tice 80 urgently demand.
This most valuable work u sold only By sub.
scription, and the Publishers want an agent 10
every County. H rs
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
VALUABLE LOT OF LAND.

INHE undersigned, by virtue Of the decree
i Of the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
"A Court Of Equity, passed In the case of
Lew Siigceye, Wife, ~ al, against Emily
J. GramInet, II. al, viii, on
Saturday, she 22d day n Auganf, 1868,
at o'clock, p. ~, on tho preniscA, otFer
the land in said cause dceeed 20 be sold, al
Public Sale, 10 the highest bidder, on the
terms prescribed by the decree Said lot
oil land IL situated about FIVE hundred wards
from the Main Street IN Che city Of West.
minister, on tho public road leading 70 John
Englar :, and bounding on said road nine.
teen and one half pcfcles, aud contains
-Four Acyes and thirty i,co perehes Of
Land, mare or less.
This lot OF land Is in good state or cult.
walton and enclosed with good fences.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the de
cree are AS followsi One third part OF the
purchase money 10 be paid by The purchaser
or purchasers to the Trustees on The day OF
sale, or on the ratification thereof hy the
Court aforesaid, and the residue In two equal
payments, the one TO be paid IN SIX months,
and the other in twelve months from lie
day OF sale, with interest, and TO be secured
70 the Trustees by the promissory notes OF
the purchaser or purchasers with security,
to be approved OF by the Trustees, =
JOHN II. SMITH,
aFs J, J. BA UMGARTNER,
Trustees.
J. HExnr HorrE, Anetioneer.
july 30-st8 So &A f3ts1t
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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BAI,TlM0RR.


THIS Is well established and eut,,els
reliable Company, II Is the only Maryland
Company. Such has bcen ia marked sne.
cess that il declared Aa3 raid in cash A. iargo
aDisidcndastheold aud largest Conipan
ies in the United States
Iis Directors are men ofkn0wu integrity
aud commercial ability 10 whom The public
can look at OIL times for jost and careful
supervision o. ia affairs II must be clcas
70 every Intelligent fuind thar, II 40 would
secure the largest prosperity % oar State
and people Individually, We must build az
our own irsinptions by Keeping capital Al
home. lhe laws ofbade, SELF respect aad
sell interest combine 10 make this The
Company for Maryland
UTREGTORS.
Hamilton Easter, Allen A. Chapman,
George =. Thomas. Hugh sissen. Hiram
Moods, George II. Miller, Thomas caasat,l,
William Devices, Charles Wei,h.
NBDfC4L EX4HINERs.
DIR. u. Mills, Wostmins,ef, DR.. Manakee,
Union Bridge: Dr. Waters, Walersyille .
DR.. Boone Middleburg, Dr. correIl, Ia.
neytown; Dr. Burlington, Of New Windsor;
DR. Henry ". Beitz, ~ Manchester. DE-.
shaw. Of Uniontown Dr.. j. W. Steele, Of
Freedom.
Pcrsoas desiring 70 insure their lives will
do well 10 consult ihc above.
ANDREW J. MYERS,
State Agent,
will travel through The county during The
summer, and attend the Courts, 10 transact
the business Of the Company.
Now, gentlemen, you have the chance 10
insure IN good, safe, aud cheap Company
without sending your money OFT Of the
state. ap80--tf.
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DIR. cALDwELL'g
Celebrated Herb Hitter.

correct and keep pure the gastric juices Of the
atomAch' expel acids and all Impurities, give
tone and strength % that organ and thus pre-
sovereign remedy for all tIiaeases having their
origin In IN impaFity Of the blood zach a.
hAssnsofisms Nssraigsa, aud kindred Affections.
DsarAea, DFsenfsry, CAoisra Horbas, and All
affections Of the stomach and bowels, Pies.
Canesr, SeraLalgns and Runaing isors., wasting
swsy 81 me hcsh snd muscais, general debility,
loss Of power aud meqnry, are an relieved al
medicine. "As
suffer no more pain aud depression. but use
caiakears Herb Bsners. They are certain
cure FOR almost every disease that csh i heir 10.
-. kECH q FREY.
MAsrsAorunsRs, York, Pennsylyanis.
co. MfkssrLL a snirLKY, Agent AZ Carol,
and Howard Counties. enie-sm
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WEsTMTNsTER MARKETS.
Reported Expressly for the AuvocArE by Thos.
f. SOiters & ca
nALTIMORE 8. nIARKETs.

=. TUESDAY, Aug. 9TH, 1868.
Ftoar.-Howard Street Super and Cut
Extras 00aSg Is, do Shipping Extra 10 rs
aSl0 40 do High Grades n tUasl Il rs. do
Family IL 25a$l25 so. Ohio Super and Cut
Extra Q 90 aS0 90, do Extras b0aSo0 90.
City Mills super 00aS900, do Standard
Extra l0s0OaS10 so. baltimore High Grade
Extra y T6as - 25. Rye Flour 0oa$0 10
Corn Meal 6 00aS6 %
Grain.--l ieceipts Of Wheat today only
220 bushels white and 2, 7Gs bushels rcd. -
We.qpote prime white at So 90, 4l4 bushs
choice Virginia Valley red at 81 rs. $50
bashs ordinary Maryland al So is per bush.
e.. Corn--Sales of 40 bushels white at
~ " no yellow received. Oais-.sales
2lsS bushels At ~ cents.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. \
Aug. sih 1868.
Beef Cattle. The offerings at the Scales
during tile pastweek Amounted 10 $50 head.
The prices ranged a. follows: Old cows and
Scalawags, at 01aS on; Ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen aud Cows b 20 $50 so: fair anal.
ity Beeves5T5aS6 and the very best Beeres
ats OOaSS 70 per l00lbs. the average price
being about ST IS gross
Sleep. Fair % good aheared Sheen II
1a3t cents. per ID. gross.
Logs. = Pficosfangcd ~ follows. fair 10
good live Hogs y 7Sasis 50 per 100 lbs
Wool. -Unwashed at % to 80 cents; tub
washed 80 to a cents; No. ], pulled, so 70
Leather. City Slaughter 40 to 40 cents;
Rough Skirting II to fs cents; Spanish Sole
30 70 80 cents; Country Slaughtered 81 70
Al cents.
f4
Hides. Association Steer At IA 70 rs
ctsi Gov 10 TO l3i ceats; Bacnoa Ayres n
TO "a cents, currency.
lay Good TO prime baled Timothy at
las ~ per ton.
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Stone Castle in ROckbridge
County, Va,

AtFAA NaAfA4 al AL AAkNs
DY direction Of the last VIII Of William
ID Moilett, deceased, | shall, as his Exc
cutrix, sell at Auction on the premises, on
Saturday, the 18Th dug cf august merit.
that valuable estate called Stone Castle, Of
which VIM MoAett, died seized containing
$40 ACRES, ~ POLES,
situated In Rockbfidge county, Va, on the
main Valley road, IA miles South West Of
Lexington, miles North Of the Natural
Bridge aud miles from The James River
and kee Canal. The soil Is rich Mulatto,
Of Southern exposure; in a high state Of
cultivation in good neighborho0d and
convenient 10 Churches. Schools. and Mills.
About 10 Acres arehcagisy Timbereds The
cleared land is divided into 3 fields, with
good fencing and water in each field, and
about 20 Acres Of tits good Meadow. The
improvements are lurge and commodious
STONE DWELLING, -
Kitchen and Smoke House. The IssFNf
dwelling baz rooms besides u RN
baEemeut and garnet rooms. There 4 alsu
. Tenant Honse and Barn. 100 x so fsira
With sheds and stahling and oil necessary
out-baildings, all ii good repair an excel.
lent garden and Orchard OF good fruit are
1pnnit.
Il u seldom so valuable an estate Is in
market. The title Il undoubted.
Iraas Cash 10 hand to the amount OF
! per cent on the purchase money, and for
the residue, on credit Of one two and three
years, ia equal payments, bearing interest
from day OF sale, the purchaser executing
Bonds therefor with good security, and 4
deed made within thirty days after the sale,
retaining on is face, lien 70 secure the
deferred payments. Cash however will be
excepted IN lieu Of Bonds and security.
Possession given on the LIST day OF Jan.
uary 1869; snlc Ia gross and not By the
acre. The purchaser can have The privilege
of seeding.
Address J. ID. Davidson. E,q., Lexington
Va, or The Aulmcriber at NATURAL Bridge,
Va. whowiIl show che propefts.
JANE MOFFErT.
Exeestrix " Nus Mpifeu deed.
July 2--ts
The Dtssocratic Ideocate, westnlns,cr.
Nd, will publish above GIL day Of sale.
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U NJ ION
Works
Westminster ma.


WM. II. HARTMAN & CO.,
TAKE this method 10 acknowledge their
kind regardst to generous public for the
very liberal support they have received. Il
has far exceeded their expectations. They
now assure the public generally, that. with
enlarged facilities for doing al kinds Of
work generally done In the best Foundry
and Machine Shops in the whole country,
thoy are ready to furnish every article in their
liue-such Ia part, rs
THRESHERS,
HORSE POWERS,
SPRING TOOTH WHEEL HORSE
RAKkS, PLOUGIIS Of all kinds and
variety, lineluding the 0hnstcad Patent
Revolving Land Side Plough, Corn Shell
lers, aud Agricultural Implements aoneralIy,
at prices a. moderate "a any other establish.
inent can afford to furnish the same, guaran.
icoing at all times al Machinery maaufac,
tuyed by ua
Having just completed new and very
extensive Foundry, We are now ready 10
supply CASTINGS Of all kinds, OF superior
quality and finish at short notice.
by prompt attention TO business, and n
determination 20 maintain the standing and
credit Of orr manaiaetory, wehope to merit
and receive b continuation Of tho public
favor heretofore 50 generously given,
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RoAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given by he under.
~ signed, that application will be made
o the County Commissioners for Carroll
county, NJ their next meeting after thlrty
dsys from the daie hereof, 70 open q public
road N said county, commenci az at q point
on the county road leading from The Plank
road 10 Edward Devilbiesf Mil, and near 10
the Da's Of said Mill. and on or near ibe
division line between Daniel Rineckes aud
the said Edward Deyilbiss, thence between
the snid EdghFd Il'niIbisa and John lice.
son, thence on % ncAT the bed of the old
mill road pntd Il iotcnecls The laEd OF John
Myers, themes on Or near the divisInn line
between David kooniz and David VENT,
thence on or between said Wenig aud Sam.
uel young, thenoe on % near tho bed of the
old mill road through lhe land Of samus!
Lawyer until il imtoreocts tho land ef John
Miller, thence hFuagh said Miller land 10
the land Of David Waniz, thence through
said Wanlg's land to The land Of Mary Dot.
roe, thence through paid Dntroos land 10
the land Of. wm, Bob, thence on Or near
the division line between sad VIM. Biah
aud Mary Dutroe, Peter Bankeri and Abra.
ham Goiman, until Il insects the land OF j.
Henry Hoppe, thence through and between
the lands Of the said Hoppe aud David Gel
man to the Liutlestown Turnpike at a point
between j.. Henry Hoppe and Frederick
Byers.
FRANCIS H. oRENDonFP,
july 10, --0t aud others.
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There is one house in the seventh
ward Of Boston which contains twenty.
nine families.
During last week six persons drowned
at Atlantic City.
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stats Elections.

The following State elections are yet
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September IL; Pennsylvania, Ohio, In.
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THE GREATEST
Medicine of the Age .

rIuIE irss iaquiry Of tho Physician when he
enters the siek chsmbsr Of bis patient, Is.
n " " we condition ~ The stomach A bowels.
II the lounge Il farrcd those Important organ.
are out 81 order and pafgative or cmetic IL
q once administered. The foutnsss must be
expelled 20 Rive plaos 70 new and Wholesome
isod thai gnre blood may be manufactured
,,iossresreta. ieterish symptoms shsted aud tho
life Of the patient saved,
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4 Book for epgy cJiisea 4 FSlsieal Student.
{
DEW OCRACT
IN THE UNITED STATES.
What Il lIas Done. Whist Il Is Dolae, ana
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THIS admirable work contains ea,selets .na
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u depicts The devotion ~ the Dofaseraus
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II traces The cuniliel beiaaen fssietalism sHd
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IL gives ktstoty II every interesting lnrl.
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Agsats waited 70 ssil this book IN evsfg Part
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xeti0es Nili be supplied At special rasos.
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CAUTION.

TINE public are hereby notified NOT to pur-
Il chase ano.e drawing by me In favor OF
John Hess9n, for ninety-hye dollars, bearing
date July Is, 1865, payable sixty days after
date. will not pay said note or any part
ADRIAN. WINTERS,
july a0r-3t.f Westminster Md.
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ST0AESlFER 8 STEM'S
Cheap Grocery and
FISH DEPOT.
NsiatT oFrosiTE ?. Llssaarrtrsa's HarrL.


fINIE Subscribers wlsh To Inferm tho Pubilc
u mat they sTs nov rscrsvlHg daily largo
qsssuhes Of all kiods Of
EsEs FISH
tight from Tho Flshing Shore, asst handed,
The public IA Invited 60 cali Dealers garnlshed
~ city prices, either IN large or small aaantl,
ties, through the season.
To the Ladies' ~ woald cav We have rsnleted
cur hinrs Room and have splendid stock of
CANNED FRUITS Ca had. such az
Peaches,
Frsah,
Cloycd,
Pickles, mixed and plain In jars, CHOW Chow,
Pepper Sauce. Tomato cAtsaps, Jolleys, dc.
Also arssonahis Vegetables always on hand,
Potatoes, Corn Meal Hominy, Lard, Batter,
kggs, Bacon, Salt, Cod Fish. IN fact syery thing
pertaining te hrst-eiaas Pfosision Store.
91- Come aud see for yourselves aud be
The highss ehah price paid for all kinds Of
Country Produce.
Thanked for the past fasoss, the suhscrlbers
hope that by strict attention and By selling
cheap, 70 receive liberal share Of patronage.
CYRUS u, ST0NESfFEk,
REUBEN w. STEM.
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County Commlssloners' Notice.

YTsHE County Commissioners for Carroll
County win meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on the FtRsr MONDAY or
AUGUST, 1868, for the transaction Of
business.
BY order,
Y julya-at Clerk.
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For Sale.

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IN Saloon and Confectionery Store. Good
reasons given for selling. Apply at this
Office. iuly Co.'S
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Campaign Weekly Express for so eeui..

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the relief afforded. Redington Co., Agents.
4l6 and Alb Front street, San Francisco.
San Francisco March Q, 1867. evl2lyjs