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SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
IN CARROLL COUNTY, MD.

DY virtue of mortgage from Stephen
ID r. Gore and wife, to NJ. w. Graham,
dated March IL, 1855, and recorded among
the Land Mortgage Records of Carroll coun
ty, IL. Liber G. f. w, No. 2, Folio 28I,
&c, the undersigned Assignee thereof, viii
sell at the Court House door, on
Tharsd.y, he 17hh day Of December,
1868, at II clock, A. NJ, by public auc-
ton, all those
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DR.. .CALDWELL'S
Celebrated Herb Bitters.

correct and keep pure the gastric ,juices of the
Stomach, expel acids and all Impurities, give
tone and strength to that organ and thus pre-
serve health and prolong life. They are .
origin in an impurity of the blood. such as
Rheumafisni, Neuralgia, and kindred Affections,
Diarhea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, and all
affections of the stomach and bowels, Piles,
Cancer, .Scrofulous and Running Sores, wasting
loss of power and memory, are all relieved and
effectually cured by this unriyalled tonic and
medicine.
Suffer no more pain and depression, but use
Cald,cePs Herb Bitters. They are a certain
cure for almostevery disease that flesh is heir to.
MANUFACTURERS, York, Pennsylvania.
Va. MKEsELL & SHIPLEY, Agents for Carroll
and Howard Counties. ap16-3m Is
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Brick Dwelling HOUSE
THE GREATEST 800
Medicine of the Age.

rINHE first inquiry of the Physician when. he
IL enters the sick chamber of his patient, ID, !;
what is the condition of the stomach d bowels.
are out of order and purgatives or zemetic is
at once administered The foulness must be
expelled to give place to new and wholesome,
food that pure blood may be manufactured
therefrom, feverish symptoms abated and the
life of the patient saved
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Is Acres. more or less


and being part of the Home Farm of said
Levin Dorsey About 5 acres are heavily
Tinibered the whole under good fencing
and well watered
TERMS of SALE :-One-half cash on the
day of sale or upon the ratification thereof
by the Court, and the balance in six months
from the day of sale with interest from the
day of sale, the purchaser or purchasers
giving notes with security to be approved of
by the Trustees.
Also on the same day and at the same
time and place the following Personal Prop
erty win be offered and disposed of, to wit !:
Ia 4 good Work Horses, l1,s-,
c. Yearling Colt, = Mich SA
NsssA-Cows, two Of which will.z=Nzsz2.
soon be fresh; i Heifer with Calf, Steer,
/ two year old Bull, Calves, Sow and
7 Shoats, Four Horse Broad Tread Wagon,
Stone Bed and Hay Carriages, Cart and
Gears, 4 sett Wagon Gears. three. horse
Plow. 2two-horse Flows, I Harrow, Single
and Double Shovel Flows, Long Chains,
Buggy and Harness, Wheat Fan, Cutting
Box, 100 barrels of Corn, lot of good Hay
in the stack lot of Corn Fodder, % acres
of Grain growing, with many ether articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE All sums of SO and
under, cash; all sums above so a credit
of three months will be given, the purchaser
giving notes with security to be approved of
by ,,.a Trustees, bearing interest from the
day Of Sale. 4, IS.
Deborah DORSEY,
HENRY DORSEY, .
Trustees of LEVIN Dorsey.
SMITH d MCkELLIP, Solicitors.
THos. b. BUCKINGHAM, Auctioneer.
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Examiners Notice.


10y virtue of a commission issued to us
ID by the County Commissioners for Car
roll county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires a
road to be opened and located commencing
at the Nicolemus road near Bartholow's
lime kiln and summing thence on the lines
between Mrs. Saffel and p. G. Barnes, and
then on the line between Hanson Davis,
Nicholas Ogg and Mrs. Elizabeth Cloths un-
til it intersects the land of Mrs. Belinda
Jacobs, and thence by the most direct way
to the Deer Park road.
This is therefore to notify all persons
whom it may concern, that the undersigned
will meet on the premises. on TUESDAY,
the 29th day of DECEMBER, next, at 10
O'Clock, A. Ms execute the trustreposed
in us by said Commissioners.
ne s LUTHER WEIGH,
N. G0RSUCH,
q d. BUSH,
nov26-5t Examiners.
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II ADIES.-Wm. ii. Geatty has just re-
4 ceived fine lot of French Lasting
Caters. may z.
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Ehaye lust received a superior lot of
w Ladies' Morocco Boots, manufactured
by Emanuel Cox, Manchester, which we war
rant to be A No. l.
sept. IL. New WINDSOR
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T AIDES FURS at j. L. REIFSNIDER'S
French Sable, Siberian Squirrel, Water
Mink and Ermine, for sale at a small proflt.
noy5
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Estate of Henry .Seichman, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber.
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Carroll county, letters Testamentary on the
Personal Estate of
HENRY SEICHMAN,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same within six months
from this date, otherwise they may be excluded
from all benefit of said Estate. Those indebted
are requested to make immediate payment.
JEREMIAH NJ. FUHRMAN, &
nov. 12.-4t. . Executor.
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REMOVAL.

TOPPER & WILMER have removed
their Drug Store to the North Eas'
Corner of Main and Carroll Streets, nearly
opposite the residence OF Jno. smith, Esq
nov 10 -
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FINE line Of Auction Goods cheap at
n toeti AN. Warmers.
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Now Ready In the
OUTHERN HOME JOURNAL,

Mas. WIssrANLEY's GREAr SroaY, EnrIgLzp.
THE PEASANT GIRL. s,
Also, the Gauss OF ruE SIx HusDRED, 3,
BY Major w. w. Goldsboropgb.
The account he gives of the horrible suffer-
ings and privations inflicted upon Ssr Handreul
Confederate Officers, who were sent, in 1861.
from Fort Delaware to General Fosters depart-; .
ment in the South, for retaliatory purposes. ID
almost beyond human belief; but there are still
we have ever read of brutality to prisoners d.
ring the war pales before this, which causes ns
an Involuntary shudder. Truly there is a wiz.
who has been overlooked. s. 81 80 = = q
The Southern Home Journal is published, AZ
Baltimore, Md, by John Y. Slater. at the low
price of So per annum and should receive the
support of all who desire 70 foster Sortherr
literature. Send for q sample copy. news
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Estate of AAen z. Lecis, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that the s4bscri.
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll Co. letters of Administration
on the Personal Estate Of
M Il ALLEN Z. LEWIS,
late of Carroll County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
in six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. Those. indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
ELIZA G. LEWIS,
nov 26-4t* Administrators.
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!. Notice to the Creditors Of Charles Ii.
~ LuttgS,ding.
No. sl03I Equity,-In the Circuit Court for
Carroll county.
In the matter of the Petition of Isaac E. Pear
son, Trustee of Charles b. Luttgerding.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors Of
~ Charles H. Luttgerding who were such
wear eighteen hundred and sixty seven, to file
their claims properly authenticated With the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
in Equity, on or before the 18th day of Januav
ry, 1869. .nmrrn
NOV. 26.-4t. Auditor.
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G., -. H L l. Il,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
agricultural Implements and Machinery,
.. Fertilizers. Seeds, Hardware, DC.
AND
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For the Sale Of Tobacco. Grain, Cotton and
Naval Stores. Particular attention to get
ting Seed Potatoes, Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Send orders at once for kind of Potatoe,
and when to be delivered.
C. d. HILL,
No S Camden ST., between Light Charles
Streets, Baltimore, Md. nov l9-ly
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New Stock of Clothing.

HAVE Just opened an entire new stock
j of Ready made Clothing.
SACK COATS.
PANTS.
VESTS,
OVER COATS
of every style, cut and variety, made IN
Philadelphia. Very low prices. Also =
large assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres ana
Over Coating. or,
nov loft
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NEW style Grey Dress Goods for suits, srf
in table for fall, at
july 2, d ~ Do''s
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sHERiFFALTY.-

uTILLIAM STEINER, of New Wind
w sor District. is announced as ca.
didate for next Sheriff. fecl2-tt
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The subscriber offers at Private Sale, the
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
L on the premises, lying on the Deer
Park Road, |! miles South of Finksburg,
On Tuesday, the 18th day of December 1868,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-25
!. #yyRGINIA NEWS.

.Phe first Normal School in Richmond has
been Ia operation for some months, andls nov ei
in g ishiIrsScoh 1t is one o. the
recipients Of sMr Ptabody's munlhceInece ana
is under the cont ol e trustees who are cltl-
zens of Richmond and Henrieo county. The
number OF scholars is-linited to twenty, and
each rerson before entering is required lo>cn'
800 ge that he WilFfinish the course usually oc
~cnpging@twoe gears 2sand rs theysra no tn'tlon
fee, students araaequired.to promise that they
will teach in the free schools of the State tor
two years ait,r they shallharec mpc' ed their
studies DE Scans, generahagent OF the Pea
bo!y fund, visited tie school yesterday, and
made the stude1tsa short address, in which
he expr, ssel himsef highly pleased with his
observation OF the management vt the ln>tltu-
ton, the bearing OF the pupils, and their pro-
gress in various branches.
A dispmchlfrom Richmond, dated yesterday,
says: ''There comes case before he US. Circuit
Court to morrow. under the habeas corpus act,
which will test the constitutionality Of the re-
construction act; The prisoner IS IN Libby
prison for murder, and the point made IS, that
Gen. Schofetl has no right to hold nm, II nol
a soldier or q sailor in5the U. ;: service
A colored man was met IN the road NEAR
NewtowD, Frederick county, last Saturday, by
two drunken men, who, demanding twhiskcy
and getting none, fired at and seriously wounded
+ the object Of their displeasure. The Sheriff 81
the county, is in search OF them and II arrested,
they will be punished rs they deserve 10 be.
81 Ehe. Native Virginiaa says: @ friend OF
ours in Richmond u sures US that he owns In
/
Western Virginia a seam of the finest Camel
coal which is 4 feet thick, 7 miles or more
long, and Of indefinite depth It is estimated
that this seam is worth tour millions OF do
lars. ESt4 ~ -. ~. -
The Lynchburg News of yesterday gives the
particulars Of an attempt by soldier TO nlur,
der Col Rose, who will be recollected as the
superintendent ;ul the last elections in Rich
nond Col Rose, immediately, knocked down
the soldier who fired at him AID had him sc
cured. lalf@ .'al e.a
j;@Co!:: H. Il Hopkins, formerly Of Powhatan,
afterwards Of Petersburg, but at presahtresidmg
in Abingdon, was Frustrated few days ago hy
a stroke Of paralysis: ..--...-,--,--.- - =.
The Native Virginian says: 1t is said
there are upwards Of $50 distillerics in the
counties OF Madison, Greene and Albemare.-
One dlstilIery 10 ScoltsVille turns out 300 gal
Ions Of whiskcy a day. =. =, - -
Miss Patience Miller, aged about 81, com
mitled suicide on Saturday last near Wincbes-
ter by hanging herself. 81 ~
The National Bank, at Frederick burg, has
declared dividend Of five. per ct. for the lat
six months .-a.- Cs..:-fa5 9.it i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-25
KING STREET.
BOOTS AND HOES.
FALL STOCK

We have now on hand large stock Of La.
DIES GENTS, MISSES. Buys, YOUtHS
and CHlLDkEN'S BOOTS aud SHOES. Of
every description, which have been recent;
made, Of the best quality and latest Il yi,. ala,
IL good stock Of HEAVY GOODS, suitable Tor
the country, to which We invite the special al,
tentiOn of country murchants, and urtnrrs III
want Of good and reliable goods will ~ We'll l..
call and examine before buyinE. they viii
be sold very cheap.
Mems Calf Double Sole Itch Boot:.
a. - Scotch BDltun Is Jpl,
"a" " .. ." Dress Boot: -.
Heavy Kip Double SOLE
" Grain.
Calf Congress.
" Stitch Congress.
1" Scotch Bottom Shoe.
- Peg BAlmoruls
- Heavy Kip Broguns
" Sewed
Ladies' Calf, Goat and M"r"cs1 Boot.
Glove Kid, Congress and Polish Boots.
g Lasting
Fine Kid lIanl Slipper.
g Lasting and NJ rocco. ..
Misseg' Calf, Goat and Morocco Bots.
Lasting and Kid Polish -
Chldren's Goat, Morocco lasting, Calf and
Glove Kid, Lace and Button Boots.
Boys, Youths and Children's Long Calf AMI
81 Kip.
Cent? and Ladies Cum Over Shoes
W. B. WADDEY
sep 17-tfeb "A, King St, Alexsndra,Vs VI,
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

HAVlNG SECURED THE SERVICES OF
Ill MR. JOHN KIDW WE'LL
AS FOREMAN AND CUTTER
,4I~wou!,i invite those who wish t, have nor
feet fitting BOOTS und SHOES made, to civ,
me II cali. Il. KOS r N IHAL
~~dec17-tJanlo IS, King st.
MY STOCK or
,1-& BOOTS AND SHOES,
Tor fall and winter being now COMPLETE, !
W, ulls spectful solicit IN inspection Of the
suLI.. -. d .. .. ." -.. .'. -.
Be-e5 the extensive assortment Oh lt!r most
elegant Ali tashi ,Luble Shoes Of Phi l. ,UkL.
PHIA MANUFACfUKG, IS well II: Of INV
OWN MAKE | would offer a: speciallie,:
n good MISSES BOOT, at 81 p.
tt LAUIES " - Is
Custom work made us USUAL
LEATHER and FlNDlHGS, Wholesale sld
retail a. fOSENIHAL
...... 80, King St,
WAsa1NGros Store, SIT, TIN street Iuleli.
gencer Building. doors above u street
oct l4-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-25

In the debate in the Senate, yesterday, on
the Reconstruction bill, MIR, Morton asked
i .Mr. Doolittle under what flag he and bis
friends would fight. Mr.. D. promptly answer
% that they would combat "under flag bearing
! thirty seven stars. ''bszG 80 q 1897 .fg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-25

Mr.. John G. Kean, the tragedian, died on
Thursday in London, in the 57th year Of bis
age. Deceased was the son of the great, but
cratic genius, Edmund Kean
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-25

z The Washington correspondent OF the New
York. Tribune says, that Radicals Of New
Hampshire are 10 Washington COLLECTING
funds from members of Congress, individually. ;"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-25

~ 1t is said that the House Committee OF
ways and means are unanimously in favor oi
continuing the present tax on whisky and dis
titled spirits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-25

80 Senator Morton delivered his Reconstruction
speech, in the Senate yesterday, sitting at his
desk he being too feeble in health, to speak
standing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-25

The STATE CONVENTIONS - ompliments
te thick and fast, in the Convention, on Mon
day Allen, rad who is Chairman of the
Printing Committee, wanted special commit
tee to investigate his conduct, and if they as
certained that he is thief, as alleged, he
wanted them to say so, and il they ascertained
that the gentleman from Giles, who made the
charges, is. liar, let them so report. Mr.
Gibson, of Giles, had to say that when the
gentleman from Prince Edward--if gentleman
he ,be-had said that be had shirked this in
vestigation, he said what was false what eve
ly member Of the house knew to be false
what he, Mr.: A., knew himself to be false.
The Richmond Dispatch says that Under
wood, President Of the Convention, has been
SO recently roasted on the gridiron, by friends
aud foes, that it supposed he would have Kept
his mouth shut for the remainder Of the ses:
sion. Mr.. Marye skinned him, and then Mr.
Snead sailed him down, Fred, Herald,s9 .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-25

In Memphis, yesterday afternoon, during the
trial Of Winters and others tor the murder Of
Nike Connel few days since, an alteration
occurred between the counsel, during which
Thomas Maloue, an uncle Of the murdered man
was shot through the body with a pistol and
fatally wounded Although the courtroom
was crowded at the time, it is not known who
fired the fatal shot The affair creates intense
excitement. - - Z a.-.------
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-25

Gen. Leslie Combs, of Kentucky, has been
nominated to the Senate as U. S. Marshal for
that State.
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The Washington correspondent Of the Bali

The Washington correspondent OF the Baltl-
more Sun says: a -. So
$50" a case is now under consideration blythe
administration which is another Illustration OF
the impractioability Of the tenure of-ofice law.
The collector of customs at Georgetown, 8. G.,
.wss arrested few days ago for smuggling. =
dollars for bis appearance in court, which does
not meet for several months, and he resumed
his official authority as collector. Meantime
no action can be taken by the President or Sec
Rotary, for the tenure, Of ofi,e law does not
permit suspension of an officer during the
session of Congress-
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Congress-.

La the Senate, yesterday, the President S
Message relative to the bill to secure equal
rights in the District of Columbia was referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary MIR.
Edmunds, said that it was manifest to him
that the construction which the President had
put upon the adjournment of Congress was
wrong, and would lead to very serious incon-
venlence, and impede the public business.
Mr.. johnson was Inclined to concur In The
opinion Of Mr.. iGdmunds, as to the prppcrcon
struction of the matter, and also thought it
very proper that this question should be placed
beyond doubt, a bill was passed authorizing
blank National Bank notes in lieu of those
which have been mutiated or otherwise defl-
ced and providing for the destruction Of the
latter III 4 manner now provided for legal-ten
der notes. The Joint resolution authorizing
the distribution by the Commissioner Of the
Freedmen's Bureau to destitut: people in he
South of such dessicated meats and vegetable
as aro not needed for the use OF the army, was
passed TIE House Supplementary Recon
struction act was then taken up, and Messys.
Morton and Nye replied to the attacks of
Mr.. DooittIe upon the policy and principles
Of the Radical party. The Senate adjourned
until Monday. 49,. z:.s 81. ~
In the House Of Representatives, during a
brief debate on the Navy appropriation Till,
Mr. Washburne stated that the Committee on
Approprias Oh, had reported an appropriation
of less than sl9, 000, 900 Tor the Navy Depart
ment, while the Secretary $. estimate was for
$4,000 600. Mr.. Washburne, in a personal
explanations corrected the statement that he,
as friend Of General Grant, and representing
his views, had not voted for the Supplemental
Reconstruction bill passed few days since.
He said that he was present and voted, and
was in favor Of the bill. The bill to prevent
the payment Of certain classes ofclaims arising
out of the late war, without action upon them
by Congress, was discussed at length, but, no
vote had upon it. The House refused to CON
Cur in the report Of the conference committee
on the cotton tax bill, and a new COMMITTEES
was ordered. The death OF Mr.. Hise, OF Ken
lucky, was announced, and alterth adoption
OF the customary resolutions, the House ad-
journed " s.a ss5s5r'E g4a7al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-25

The Senate, yesterday, passed bill, report
ed from the finance committee, authorizing the
] comptroller Of the currency TO issue new Llank
national hank notes in lieu Of those which have
been mulilated or otherwise deiaced, and rrovid-
ing for the destruction of the lattefin man
per now provided for legal.tender notes.