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THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for THS TRiHrSEl -
SAruHDAT Nov 9 1863
AsHRs-Tbs market quiet but prizes frm 81 iee7e
Pearls nominal
figures With rather veal tone prevailing AZ he e"es
sales 1888 last aud bS 70 1ry Of whoh La
s9l for consumption and for "cu,oH m
November at 2Sc: 80 December loo 30
private 800 January at 24so 200 January a. 20 e
January 2c; go February, at 25c 100 February At ltc So
March AZ 2 November free board Charleston at 2+G sud
evening board Charleston, 2 all basis OF Low
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WYE OFFER FOR SALE, AT 05 AND AC-
wv GLUED INTEREST,
Tx BtRsI MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
cos fLRTIBLE PER CENT BONDS ..
he


COSfkkIlBLE PER CENT BONDS ..
pn2LIyGTOY CEDAR 2APDS AND MINNESOTA RAILROAD Co.,
HAVING flyI1 YKARs TO Run.
pRfSJIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE ~ GOLD COM
free Of GoVefbwfsi Tar.
Having thoougb eIieus pe eeuny tefTsd on ee eoadN We
eoueJaiJ recsmn them sale asd h,t class avesoenL
~ Bonds oug Issued section OF the Road st
sH. snd In tueeessf operation Two and bali n
lions have been expended this rosd EbJhee miles have
eqppd and already show large espPg aud balance
Pamphlets and h particulars ke had srplcssieu
HENRY CLBWS Co, - NAbksF, l.
PEsNrBTGEIA RAILsoAD CoHrAST,l
PRNipENTs 0yy1cK PHIADgLPHA, hAI II, lSs@
Messrs CLEws Co, % Wallgt
sf h ut br ouf opinion
and fhe BHrnn Cedar Rapids aud
Minnesota RsuAy the character the eoHS through Shh Pa
the enterprise would state that before
aocspr the trust posed upon Mortgage BoDds Of this
CempauV had pT Easped enTseVes 70 he pacuAohV u us
The Road starts hurbng The Northern
Ms and norbWsery direction the great
Cedar prominent points along the line With SIR
different Railroads. active operation nearly all Of which must &c,
no or less Tributary feeders 70 this road
This destined become In connection with others
operation constructed the great rahk hnea from Lake
Superior Paul Cedar Rapids and Burlington to 81 louis and TO
the Bs the Toledo PEORIA and WARSAW, aud We IeAnsyEnh
Railroads which represent
popnlou condition Of the country along the
line Of this Road M great polneutAs and wealth give uteent
Of local business which, for any road the eess "
good pdsI Of ne prosperity .ud oibe country through which
this found the fact that the Company reports over
million quarter dollars subscribed and eIpended by individuals
residing along the line pushing hundred and sTV niles oil ne
work and also proof Of the local popularity snd necessity
J. BDGAR THOMPSON,
President Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company Tru,,s
CHARLES FROST, (
la.lT a.. T.f.N Rail 70
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fhranfial.

UNITED ErATgs TKHAsuKr NV ioRk, 6ov. g. 1903
NOTICE.-THE TREASURY PURCHASE
~ and SALES d''f fG 5iS Eilf' % Si' boSos
WEDNESDAY. S'r TO- tss l @i tIst ~, OF 90
TUESDAY nov D. On, @lGoa.
THURSDAY Nov u, one million
The ga's. ed % VII s ''fS",s s WIZ s rs .aoa
Of zach bid must De deposited % The Po:eL ss PoP wa
the seo~t ell Offers 81 boad' which my BE- m.ls st he
"f 81 dt tsaI Of s sH oaoc be sss c
EEv gocHELLK. Nor 6. 1914
THE BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Cap.
ia Stoet Of the wBSTCHRSTER FRR INSURANCE COMPANY
ss a 20" oD' P'A'' and vi R6 'T9 OK So
NIACOUPIN COUNTY TEN PER CENT
vi BONDS
HOwEs & MACY, BANKERS.
3owALLST offer for sALB par and accrued srest BONDS Of
MaooupD County bOls s'nd t the building Of Court House.
bearing interest At the Uol per cent ssE the
lawful rate Of the stat. u no Coupons payable annually
on the erst Of April sad October the City Of hewiorL TbeS
Bond. are regarded eliza, svsJ respect and desirable for
investors ------
Tn,.rn. SS' o 5s% Poar vnoS Mic6 Oct t. 1905
THE Coupons of tho Seven Per Cent First
Ns,.Ss 4 5 ii: Ss p pad. l o. I'd M.
'-' '-'' W ". L. BANCROFT Tts,,stsE.
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD
" FIRST MORfGAGR BONDS,
o PR CENr lNTKaEsT IN COLD s si'S -, -. pa,
LAND GRANTS, = CKHF CURRkACl (IAkEf At fAb
IN PAYMKNT ron LANDS or COMPASIl. FOR SALB Low.
CORSB STANTON No % bEOAESr
CT. JOSEPH (Missour) CITY
y sEvKN PBR CENT BONDS,
Duh 1889.
INTEREST AUGUST AND FEBRUARY, PAYADLB AT ThB
BANK or COMABRCB NETWORK
Population Of 81 Joseph Gbou. 15.Sn.
As..ssed SAlusuOa Of property. SR,OoD,uSl
RA Of IA ~ eat
Hsysnss iro Other sources than licenses, Ge $500
Amoa Of cit indebtedness Is q tJb00.
owns IN railroad md 9th bonds 5000
the second c sire wealth aud population 10 u
Missouri sir railroads. rusnng daerr~i
directions
We og,r limited amount Of These bonds At Is fat -
UTLRY & DOUGTBRTT.
II WalsL, EeE.YorE
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Items of News.

During the past year, the total mum
Der of emigrants from Europe entering
the. State Of Maryland, amounted to H.
$50, conveyed in fifteen steamers aud
twenty six sailing vessels. The highest
number brought at any one time was
1855, brought by the steamer Berlin, in
March, from Bremen. The Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad Company issued
tickets to 9,772 adults aud 400 children,
amounting TO sSs,47lS6 fare, while
the charge for excess of baggage in.
creased the amount received to nearly
500, 900. Or the total number Of em.
igrants, 2,746 remained 10 the State
The large number of emigrants the past
year is owing to tho establishment Of
Bremee line Of steamers. The present
year, it is expected that 10000 or 25,.
900 emigrants will arrive.
Hon Daniel s. Pratt, Senator elect
from Indiana, stands six feet five inches
in his stocking feet, aud weighs 40S
pounds. He was elected to the next
House of Representatives at the election
held last October from the Eighth Con,
gressional District Of Indiana, by ma
,ority of 2,2S7. lie is the largest man
elected to the United States Senate
since the days of Dixon ii. Lewis, of
Ala, who used to say that "a turkey
was very inconyenient bird, being a
little too much for one man to eat at a
meal, aud not quite enough to satisfy
two"
The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger, unquestionable
authority, announces that the debt
statement for the present month of Jan.
uary will show an increase of some six.
teen millions of dollars. When will
the debt be paid, think you, at tina,
ratcg Let those who voted TO contin,
ne the cxtravagant Radicals in power
devote their winter evenings to cypher
ing out the problem.
The Radicals OF Missouri have just
sigualized their devotion to morality
etc, by sending Carl Schurz, red NJ
well as black republican, and an atheist
to boot, to the Senate of the United
States. This is the man who openl,
declared that "God was only an imagi
nary Being" "the Bible book fit onl,
to amuse children" and Sunday "reli,
of barbarism."
An old gentleman, living in South
western Kentucky, passed through
Terre Haute, Indiana, few days ag'
on his way home from Illinois, will
his fifth bride, matron of sixty.two.-
Each of his former wives was a natiyl
o. Kentucky, aud none Of them livet
more than two years after marriage.
| just the thing for Haudbills--thos
| beautiful cuts we are now using.
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Westminster MARKETS,
Reported Expressly for the Advocate by Thos.
L. Sellers 4 Co,
WHOLESALE PRICES.
WrDxrsnIy Feb al l
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, Feb. I'd, 1860.
Flour. Howard Street Super and Cut
Extra 6 25as6 10, do Shipping Extra I %
ass 80 do High Grades 00aS9 so, do
Family o 75aSll 90. Western Shipping
Extra 7 25aSs 90; do Choice Extra i 80
aS9 90; do Family 60aSl0 90. City
Mills Super 6 25a$ so; do Standard Elk.
ira 76aSS go; do Shipping Brands Elk.
ira Q 50aS9 70. Baltimore High Grade
Extra 90 00a$O0 90. Rye Flour I OOs
81 so. Corn Meal 00a$4 so.
Grain,-Reeeipts Of Wheat 1850 bushels;
we note sales of 100 bushs prime and choice
red at 2 25aS2 30; 100 bushs fair white at
81 10. Corn--Sales Of $3.50 bushs at SEA-
SO cts--of yellow $50 bushs at 81 cts. Oats
Sales Of 2i00 bushs at 12a75 cts. Rye
Sales Of 2s5 bushels at $3.50 per bushel
BALTIMo RE CATTLE MARKETp {,
Feb. 2, 1860.
Beef Cattle The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amountedto 20i0 head.
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 50aS4 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 4 00aS5 90; fair qual.
ity Beeves 650a$7; and the very best Beeves
at 8 00aS8 rs per 100 lbs. the average price
being about IS so gross.
Sheep. Fair to good shearcd Sheep at
4a6 cents. per ID. gross.
Hogs Prices ranged as follows. fair 10
good live Hogs Ia ooaSl5 90 per 100 lbs
net.
Wool - Unwashed at % to ~ cents; tub.
washed 80 to 90 cents No. !, pulled, 30 to
SO cents.
Lcafhsr.--city Slaughter SO 70 40 cents;
Rough Skisting ~ to AZ cents; Spanish Sole
So TO 81 cents; Country Slaughtered 80 to
AZ cents.
Hides. Steer ut 1871 to IA
cts; Cow IL 10 IL cents; Bnenos Ayres II
to ~ cents, Gold.
Hay. GOOD to prime balsd Timothy at
20aS23 per ton.
Fsathers-Are in better request. Strict.
" prime rule ut 65aI0 cents per ID; medium
1--we geese 7hae0 cents per lib; common
kinds 40a55 cents per ID.
STRAIGHTFORWARD is quoted at 8 25aSs.
a5; Timothy at 81, and Flaxseed. at asa
81 80 per bushel.
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STEALING ON A GRAND SCALE Ao-
coRDISG TO LAw.-The newspapers
seem only lately to have discovered the
magnitude Of tho grants Of public land
to the Pacific Rail Road, aud the feec :
ing process carried On by Congress in
behalf of the several companies engaged
in the construction Of that gigantic
work, whereby an @empire," or area as
great as that Of France has been grant
cd TO il. The fortunes which will ulti-
mately be realized by the favored rccipi-
ents of this princely munifcence Of
Congress, will throw even that Of VIM.
B. Astor into the shade. II Congress
should have '.free swing" for six or
eight years more, at the public lands
and the public treasury, there would be
neither money nor land left unclutched
BY these expert loyal laud.grabbers.
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Sabbath School Celebration al Uaon-
tosca.-A correspondent sends us the
following account of the Sunday School
Celebration mt Uniontown;
On the night Of the 18th Of January.
the Sabbath School ofthe NJ. p. Church,
at Uniontown, held an exhibition 1t
was my privilege to attend, and out OF
that privilege has grown the pleasure of
passing upon its exercise the highest
concentrations. The pieces selected
were beyond criticism chastity OF Ian
guage, gentility Of action, and good
moral, were contained in them all from
them could be gathered good lessons,
whose morals, it woven in the life would
be golden thread in lis wool. The
speaking of the pieces was exceedingly
fine, and showed great care Of training
The lutte children spoke distinctly aud
we'll, did not, By effort, exclude the sim.
plicity aud artlessness Of childhood
The older boys aud girls seemed to
feel their responsibility, for the merit
Of the entertainment, and acquitted
themselves finely.
The music, both vocal and instrument
tai, was music even to uumusieal ears
and to hear the echo of little voices,
scarcely able to lisp His name, singing
the praises lie has ordained, made the
heart feel that it will be Joyous to hear
them around the throne
awake the sweetest music
Aud praise Him day and night"
cannot fail to compliment the very
good behavior of all upon the stage,
which is, generally, very unusual. To
those who had the training of the chill.
dren, We would say, should feel we'll re-
warded, in that it was complete sue.
cess. Those who stayed at home, from
prejudice We pity them in their loss
those who stayed from love of the paltry
admittauce fee-we pity more, as tha,
quarter can never purchase them as
much as they missed.
Every person is DESTROYS of having
the most attractive sale bill. Send
| your orders to this office and you eau
be accommodated
Property Soles.-The hotel, lots, &c.
of John Green, in Littlestown, were re
Gently sold at public sale, to George l.
Devilbiss, ofFrederick county, at 81 $50
WIN. Sliler has purchased Ruff.
Duttera's new house, in Littlestown, a
81, l15 cash.
If the persons who robbed the New
Windsor Bank are not captured, it vii
not be thu fault of the newspapers, u.
all our exchanges 10 this State, Penn
sylsania aud Delaware have published
an account Of it.
Protructcd IKeeiings.-A protractet
meeting has been in progress for some
weeks past in the NJ. T. Church of thi,
city, aud over forty persons have mad,
a profession of religion.
Something new--cuts OF farming i'm
plements used by the Democratic Atlro
cate in printing sale bills.
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Near Barnesville, Ohio, on Monday
last, locomotive engine exploded on
tho Central Division Of Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, killiag the engineer aud
fireman, aud severely inju-ing three
other employees of the Company.
During the past thirteen years one
hundred anl five murders have been
committed in New York city the pcrpe'
traitors of which never were discovered.
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USTEE'S SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

YNHE undersigned, by virtue Of the decree
Il Of the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
as Court of Equity, passed in the case Of
Maggie A. Little by James l.. Little her
husband and next friend and others, against
Jacob and VIM. g. Rinehart, Administrator
CT John Rinehart, deceased, aud others,
will offer at Public Sale, to the highest bid.
der, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 27th day Of February, 1869,
at l o'clock, r. NJ, the residue of the Real
Estate Of said deceased, in said cause decreed
TO be sold, and free and clear Of the dover
right Of his Widow. Said Real Esta cum
sists of the following parcels Of land, viz !:
SIX BUILDING LOTS
fronting IN Green Street, in the city Of Vest
minister, FIVE of which have front Of sixty
feet, and the remaining lot a front of thirty
feet, aud all are 1893 feet deep and bound on
an alley. These are very desirable building
lots. Also
FIVE OTHER LOTS OF LAND
adjoining and close to the above, containing
more or less, in a high state Of cultivation,
and enclosed with good fences. One Of the
lots has thereon new two story -
lug 0NCttuS AApusSf hCN LUZ lgfrt
Stable, large garden, enclosed III
with new substantial paling y
fence, and an excellent and never failing
spring Of water al the house. These lots
will be so laid of that they win bound and
have outlets on public alleys and streets Of
said city Of Westminster, by survey to
be made before the day Of sale. when plat
thereof will be exhibited.
TAe Terms Of Sals prescibed BY Tie decree
are as Joliows 0ne-third part Of the pur-
chase money to be paid by the purchaser 70
the Trustee on the day Of sale, or upon the
ratification thereof by the Court aforesaid,
and the residue to be paid in two equal pay.
ments, the one to be paid in one year, and
the other in two years from the day Of gale,
and the payment thereof to be secured by
the purchaser giving note with security to
be approved ofby the Trustee and bearing
interest from the day of sale.
J. J, BAUMGARTNER, Trustee.
feb f,-ts J. HssaY HorrE, Apctr,
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Manton Marble, editor of the ". y.
World will accept our thanks for a copy
of the "World Almanac" for 1869. II
is most valuable, containing very large
amount of exceedingly interesting and
useful information, particularly valua-
BILE to all public men. It can be OBJ.
tanned by addressing The World"
New York. Price 20 cents per copy.
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Estate of George Mort, deceased.

Estate Of George Mort, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub.
IN scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admins
tration on the Personal Estate Of
GEORGE MORT,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. An
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 oil benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested No
make Immediate payment
JAMES w. WHITE,
feb At Administrator
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SuFFRAGE.-In the House of Repre-.
sentatives on Saturday last the consti.
tutional amendment on suffrage was ia.
ken up. The amendments offered by
Messrs. Sbellabarger and Bingham were
rejected. The original joint resolution
to be submitted to the Legislatures of
the different States as an amendment
to the constitution Of the United States,
which, when ratified by three .fourths
of the Legislatures, shall be a part of
said constitution, was then taken up
md passed By vote Of $50 to AZ. The
following republicans voted against il:
Bingham of Ohio, Baker OF Illinois, aud
Hawkins Of Tennessee The resolution,
as passed, provides that "the right of
any citizen of the United States to vote
shall not be denied or abridged by the
United States or any State by reason of
race, color, or previous condition of
slavery of any citizen or class of citizcns
Of the United States" The Indian ap
preparation bill was next considered, as
well as Mr.. Jencke's civil service bill,
in committee Of the whole, after which
resolution was introduced amending
the naturalization laws so as to enable
foreigners to be naturalizcd in one year,
which was appropriately referred, and
the House adjourned.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
No. 1887 Equity. Circuit Court for Car.
roll county.
Charles T. Reifnider. Trustee, RS. William
Behoe and Emily his wife.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ of William Behoe, who were such prior
to the nth day of December, 1873, 10 file
their claims properly authenticated with the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll coun.
tv, in Equity, on or before the 18th day Of
May, 1869.
BAUMGARTNER,
feb At Auditor.
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The TRUE MARYLASpER.-Tbi

The TRUE MARYLANpER.-Tbis
journal came to us last week much en-
larged aud greatly improved ip appear
ancs, its able and accomplished editor
having sent it forth in an entire new
dress of type. 1t deserves success and
has our best wishes.
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NO. zoos EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Margaret Patterson 70. Mary @. Patterson,
Administrators Of Elizabeth naines 4 others
ORDERED this LIST day Of February, 1869,
that the sale made and reported In the
above cause by Mary @. Patterson, Trus-
tee, for the'sale Of tho Real Estate decrecd
to be sold be finally ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the 5th day OF March next; provided copy Of
order be inserted In some newspaper Published
In Westminster, Carroll county, Nd, once o
week for three successive weeks previous TO the
5th day Of March next.
The report states the amount Of sails 10 be
JNo. B. BOYLE, clerk.
True oopy,--Test, 80
feb A-,st Jso, u. noyLs, clerk.
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A youth, thirteen years Of age, had
charge Of the boiler which exploded 10
Elixabethport, N. j., last week, by
which four persons werc killed.
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DIVIDEND.

FARMERS AND MECHANICS Mar. BANK, /
Westminster, January 2Sth, 1869.
VvEIIS Bank has declared divided Of b
l. per cent. for the last half year,
payable on or after the 10th of February
next. Government Tax paid by the Bank.
JACOB REESE,
feb AIT Cashier.
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Every persod is desirous Of having
the most attractive sale bill Send
your orders to this Office and you can
be accommodated.
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County Commissioners Notice.

FINHE County Commissioners for Carroll
L County will meet at their Office, In
Westminster, on Tho F,RsT MoSpAr o.
MARCH, 1859, for the transaction oil
business.
BY order,
JAMES BLIZZARD.
feb lit Clerk.
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Public Sale.

YNHE subscriber having declined farming,
i will offer ut Public Sale, on the prem.
ises, situated about ? miles from Bachman's
Mill, and mile from Bixler's Mill, adjoin.
ing Y. Roger, Jr. and NJ. Ritter, on
Thursday, The ll1 Of February, 1869,
the following described property, to witt.
~ FOUR HORSES, one brood
fTExfi mare with foal; Q ,urr>
tN MICH COWS, 2SV&U
NNsaAakk., Heifers, young Ball. ~
l brood Sow, Sheep, l iour-h horse broad.
tread Wagon, l Narrow tread Wagon, 2
wagon beds, 2 stone beds, hay carriages,
l Rockaway and Harness, sets of wagon
harness, lot of halter and COW chains, 2
log chains, 2 spreaders, fifth chain,
three horse pillow, 2 two.horse plows, har.
rows, c,ilriyarors, shovel piows, corncoser-
err, corn shelter, wheat fan, threshing
machine, ! reaper, wheat drilh Keller,
patent horse rake, nearly new; one.horse
sleigh, ! sled, bark carriage, cutting box, 2
fax brakes, wagon saddle, double aud sin.
gle trees, collars, brides, cross-cut saw,
shovels, hoes, forks and rakes, lot Of hay,
potatoes by the bushel also
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting Of beds and bedding, q lot Of
barrels and tubs, iron kettle, and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
Sale TO commence nj . o. clock A. y.
GEORGE UT2.
ja28-ts
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BY the premature explosion Of nitro
glyecrine blast on Monday, on the Lee
banou Springs Railroad, 10 the town Of
South Petersburg, New York, three
men were killed aad Eve injured.
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PUBLIC SALE.


vVNHE undersigned will sell at Public Sale at
his former residence, Y Of mile south Of
Manchester, on
Friday, The Ah day Of March, 1869,
at 10 o'clock, A. H., the following described
- property, TO Wit;
.nnuwN SIX HEAD OF HORSES,
l&A 2of which are Brood Mares, I
NIl with foai by fuil-blooded Nor
4A man, owned by Richard Tracey ;
Colts, one and two years old; Mich Cows,
about half fresh, and the other half coming In
profit BY day Of sale.
Farming Implements,
! six horse Broad-tread Wagon, / four horse
Broad-tread Wagon, slime Bed, hay Carriage,
three-borse plows, . two-horse ptows, I dou.
Bile and single shovel piows, single, double
and triple trees, hfth chain aud sprcaders,
Threshing Machine and Horse Power, wheat
fan, corn shelter, Reaper and Mower, Balls
patenti Spring -tooth Rake, log chains, q sets
wagon gears, Q housings, set Of wsgon bells,
spring wagon, pillow gears, brides, collars,
halters, saddles, forks and shovels, and large
variety Of other articles too Numerous to men
ton.
Tsrms Of Ssis.-Ali sums Of $40 and under,
cash; all sums above $40 a credit Of eight
months wilbse given, purchasers giving notes
with approved security. bearing interest from
dsse. No property to be removed until settled
for. No postpsnemsnt on the account Of ths
weather. DAVID T. sHAEFFER.
tsb. A-s HKsar Norma, Auetioneer.
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Election NoticIe.

FArxxss' AID MxcHANfcs' Mar. BAsx,}
Westminster, January rs, 1869.
A N Election will BE- held At this Hank for
IA EIGHT DIRECTORS, on Monday the LIST
day q March next, between the hours Of 10
and IL o'clock.
JOHN SMITH,
feb lite Preddcnt.
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MARI

Thursday morning, January 2sth, by Rev.
DIR. David Wilson, Mr.. Joel Myers and
Miss Louisa Greenwood, all of this county
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NO. o7s EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
James II. Steele, next friend Of John W. Steele
and others, ". John w. Steele and others.
ORDERED this I'd day Of February, 1850,
" that the Audit 6led In this cause be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
Gary be shown on or before tho 10th instant /;
some newspaper printed and pablished 10 Car
roll county, for two successive weeks before
the last named day.
JsO. b. BOYLE, clerk.
True copy,--rest:
feb Al Jso. b. BcfLx, clerk.