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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-08
NOTICE

Is hereby given that desul, having occurred IN
the performance Of the conditions expressed IN GER.
tain mortgage or deed Of trust, executed BY Joshua
Gushing, john Cushng aud George Z, Gushing, 10
Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, Trustees
OF the Caro- City Property, bearing date the 9th day
OF May, 1864, and duly recorded in the osfce
OF the Recorder Of Deeds, In and for Alexander
county, IN tho State OF Illinois In Book =. OF Deeds
on page 90, &C., SAID mort gage or deed oftrusi con-
yeyine lots numbered Fix CO., seven y! and esht (s)
Ia block numbered hlssn Q6, 10 the hrst addition TO
the city OF Cairo, in said county and state, We the
Undersigned, said Trustees will on Friday. the 5th
day OF March next, A. ID. 1sCs at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day, under and by virtue OF the
power OF sale contained in said Mortgage deed OF
trust, sell, at Public Auction, TO the highest bidder
for cash at the office building said Trustees corner
OF Washington avenue and Eighteenth street in said
city al Cairo, in said county and State, tho above
described real estate lots OF land, To satisfy the
purp ses and conditions Of sad mortgage deed OF
trust. Said property will be so without redemption
and adeed will DO executed to the purchaser on such
sale. .#H 8. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS
Trustees OF the Cairo City PROPERTY
Dated. Cairo, III. February ~. 1879 did
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-08

"
Notice hereby given that drflul, having occurred
n the performance 81 the conditions expressed n a
certain mortgage a'ei Ut trust, executed Is George
Kellogg % the Reverend George -. Auson, bearing
date the lst day ~ July ls, and duly recorded n the
ohco Of tho Recorder " Deeds, m and for Alexander
county n the state Of Illinois, ~ book IL. page isT
81, -sld mortgage or deed u trust conveying lots
numbered seventeen az and .ghtcen a. IN block
numbered thirteen isl IN the cy u Cairo, IN sad
county aud state, the undoT- gned being tho survivor
Of the duly appointed administrators Of sad Ainson
90 whom said mortgage Vas made, aud Who is now
deceased Will, on Friday, the nineteenth day Of
March next, A. ID. 1852, NJ 10 o'clock In the
forenoon ~ that day, under and hy virtue Of the
power Of sale contained IN said mortgage
or deed Of trust sell AZ public auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash, NJ the office building 81 the Trustees
Of the Cairo CRY Property at the corner 81 Washington
avenue and Eighteenth street IN SAID city OF Cairo Ia
said county aud state the above described lots or real
estate 20 satisfy the purposes and conditions of said
mortgage deed II trust. said property will he sold
without redemption. CHAPMAN BIDDLE,
Surviving Administrator, sc.
Cairo, III, Feb. o., lSs9-sd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-08
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

EStatc Of william, A. Hacker, deceased.
The undersgued having been appointed administrator
OF the estate Of William 4. Hacker late Of the county
Alexander and state of Illinois, deceased hereby gives
notice that he l appear before the county court OF
Alexander county, at the court house IN Curo, at the
March term, on the third Monday IN March next at
which time AL persons having claims against said
tate notified and requested to attend for the
Of having the adjusted. Al persons indebted u
said c-at" are requested o. make immediate payment
% th" undcrs gned.
H. WATSON WEBB, Administrator
Dated fhi. 18th day of January, 4. j.. is'g-4w
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NOTICE

~ pliNE
Il hereby gwen thu; default having occurred ia the
Performance % the conditions eKpr. s,ed 10 certain
mort gage dsct OF trust, executed ty Joshua C4sh'
M, John tu-h'ng snd t'corce o. Cushing 20 samuel
stats T.s Tor and Eisin Parsons. Trustees 81 tho
Caro- Cly FtopeTiy, bearing date tho .V.A day %
March, lsGl. ani duly recorded Ia tho Office Of The
Recorder ~ Deeds IN and for Alexander county, IN
the state Of limos 10 Book l.. Of Deeds on page Es
&C. said mortgage or deed q trust conveying lots
numbered one ~, two (2, three co., four u and Eve
t5l, IN block numbered ttaen 1N M 'Ne f-s' addition
90 the city q caro- 10 said county aud .t,c, we, the
uu1srs. gued, sad Trustees, AL oH FRIDAY, the 9Th
day % March next A. p. 1902 20 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon ofthsf day, under AMI ~ vr'ue ~ the rDvor
Of s,e contauei IN said Mortgage or deed Of tIust,
sell 40 PIhle Auction, % Ihe highest bidder, aT
uzsu, 20 t.e otaet building % "a Trustees. clruo-
- Wash nc'ou syeuuo and Eighteenth street in -sd
city Of Caro-, in SAID county and state, No
above 10 -ctsd real Cs' 4ie lois Of land 20 satisfy
the i..t ID cuul Sons - s0li nUrtgase 0rIetd
ofVrst. said properly vii be- sold without iciemp.
ton, AMI d3.d viii De executed O. the purchaser on
such sale. :. slAATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees % the CAIRO CITY I'roIcrtV
Dated, Cairo, H., February ~, isGg dtd
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LEGAL.
NXECUTOR's NOTICE.
Estate of Samuel b. Halltiay, deceased. P

Estate Of Samuel h. Haltiday, deceased. ?
The undersigned having been appointed executor
ana executriN of the last viii and testament Of Samuel
D. Halliday late of the county of Alexander and state
OF Illinois, deceased, hereby give notice that they will
appear before the county court Of Alexander county,
atthe court house in the city of Cairo, Illinois, at the
March term, on the third Monday in March next, at
winch time I'll persons having claims against said
tate are notified aud requested to attend for the pur
pose Of having the same adjusted. Al persons in
debted 10 said estate requested 10 make mmedi-
n'c payment 10 tho undervg ncd
Dated this 9th day Of January, A. u. ls69.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY, Executor,
LIZZIE r. HALLIDAY, ESecutrix
ian2O-6w OF Samuel r. Halliday
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NoTIcE
NOTICE

~
Notice hereby given that default having occurred
IN the performance u the conditions expressed IN q
certain mortgage deed u trust. executed by Perry
Powers 20 the Reverend George Is. Allnson, bearing
date the 2si day 81 November, A, u. las, and duly
recorded In the once % the Recorder n Deeds In and
Tor Alexander county IN the state Of Illinois, IN book
*, page 80, &C., said mortgage or deed Of trust
eonvor'rr la'. numbered ght 81 and nine ,yl, in
block numbered thirteen u.s., m the city 81 Cairo, in
said county and state, the undersigned, beng the
Survivor Of the duly appointed admin stratOrs Of
said AlinsOn, 20 whom sad mortgage vas
made, aud who il now deceased, VIII, on
Friday. the nineteenth day II March next A. b. is0s
at 10 o'clock la the forenoon Of that day under and ~
virtue 81 the power 81 sale contained h said mortgage
decd u Trust sell nj public auction 20 tho highest
bidder for cash, AT the office huillac Of the Trustee.
II the Cairo city Property at the 81 wash ngton
avenue AMI gheenih street, ~ SAID city q Cairo ~
SAD county and state tho svo described lots real
estate 20 satisfy the .sios-- and conditions % sn'i
mortgage dss 81 trust. -d property Will yo sold
without redemption. CHAPMAN BibnLE.
surviving Adlnnsir2'of, &c.
Cairo Ill Feb ID Istg.tt
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RATES MEMPHIS Pork SOC; whisky and oil per bbI
~'c; Salt. per bb. SOC; Flour and Meal, per bbl 3o
Corn, per sack, 1ic Oats, per 100 lbs 2Oc; Potatoes
and Apples, per bbl Dc; Hay, tcoupiessed per ton
- ~. Heavy freirhts, per 100 lbs ept Light FreiEh'
per 100 lbs, BIC; Lumber dressed In bundles, per
~ %. Lumber loose, per NJ. 81 %
Rams ~ R.L FROM n. Y AND BosroS TO caRo ny
THE Btrg fiSE-lsi class - 30. % d., - rs; % d.
- II; 4th do, ~ "; special do. 7l1.
TO New YORK. cotton, conn Pressed %
10 do do uurompressed ................. | q
To NV pRLE.Ss-Flnur per Dbl. 90: Potatoes ans
Apples Soc Pork. per hbl, 6Or; Beer 81 % Whisky,
per Dbl al y; Coal OIL per bbl 81 10. Corn 2jc; Oats
lr per llbs; Tobarro, % per 100 bs: Cotton. 81 80
Pef bales Heavy freigts 2jci Light Ffe shts, &c pr
100 lbs.
IIgy ,ompres.-s per ton ................. IS SEQ
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NOTICE.

Dated, Cairo, H. February ", leo
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-08

j. RED s. cos CELEBRATED WHEEL.
ING ALE
We se exclusively for CASH, 70 which we inyItet4-
attention Of close cash buyers
nsNpccial attention paid % filling orders.
dccgHGSdf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

VANITY lILusTRATED.-T New
York Hcrod states that not long ago
tailor in that city, who is happy enough
to he considered a master in his art by
some Of his customers. received from
Europe what appeared to be nothing
moro nor less than n coffin. For n
time be feared to investigate the mys.
terry. But taking heart of grace and
hammer, at last he opened the dolorous
case, and there within it found nothing
more nor less than the counterfeit pre-.
scntmcutof one Of his devoted clients"
Sent abroad to reside. and finding no
other tailor either in London or Paris
who could do justice to his fair pro.
portions, this intelligent youth had
caused to be made au exact mnnnequin
likeness Of himself, which he had for
wardcd to his New York artist" in
order that his garments might be fitted
thereon withou; flaw or fear Of fault.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

THE DIFFERENcE-Is honesty n
virtue or notY Time was when it was
considered so. Has that commandment
of the decologue, " Thou SHAFT not steal"
ever been repealed? Time was when
thieves were logged at whipping posts
and branded with red hot irons. Even
now thieves, if proved to be poor, are
sent to jails and penitentiaries. Is
there a different code Of morality for
stealing from the public and stealing
from individuals? 1t would seem, from
modern practice, that what belongs to
all belongs to none. Property which
belongs to the public, any one of the
public has a right to help himself to,
and to invite his relatiousl Such
seems to be the established custom in
all our large cities. The people elect
men to take care of their interests, and
they take care of them with a Vengeance.
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CHANGE OF TIME AZ
WESTERN MD. RAHLn0AD'

AN md after Monday, August z9, i5'kE
" the passenger trains viii rpn o. ioli2Ha
Leave Double Pipe Greek StahoH = 4pa
A. NJ and 1914 p. NJ.
Le,sse Ysrk Road Station at $40 A. d
and f2.4SP. H.
Leave Union Fidge a 4.45 A. Nd anS
GIG A. NJ. and los z. NJ.
leave wsaimiHstsr Al 8. fs A. Ms lar3
l0e0sA. NJ, snd 2.lO +, NJ
Leave Raiiinora Ut {. 40 A, NJ, and Q. y
and $50 y. N. ~ y
Stages connect AZ Glen Morris Station vi
Hampstead and Manchester on arrival q
$50 A. NJ. tain from Baltimore; at Mid
dleburg Station for Taneysalwn and 1t Dot
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

Prosecuted CLERKS Several clerks
in the Treasury declined, on the l7th,
to he catechized in accordance with
the recent official order and resigned.
They were required to give their age ;
where born il they drank whiskey /; if
their parents or grand parents were liv-
ing; if they were ever in the army ;
whether they believe the public debt
statement to be true, &c, &c. These
questions are species Of pretty perse.
cutions instigated by set of iutcrlop-
crs claiming to be the Grand Army Of
the Republic.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

TUE subscriber viii sell at Public Sale, at
his former residence, In Carroll county.
Nd, miles from Manchester and miles from
Baehman's Mill, on
Saturday, the 2bth day Of September, 1869,
,hs following property, To- wit: Horse, s
Mich Cows, Of superior stock dhcad Of ycung
Cattle, 10 head OF superior Sheep, ! good hug,
gy, one-horso Wagon, Shovel Plough, l
Caltiyator, Fodder Cater, Applc Mil and
Hand Press, ] Sugar Press, Corn Shelter, 1
Copper kettlc, Grindstonc, Cross.cut Saw,
Cupboard. parlar Stove, Bcdstcads, 1
Spinning Wheels, and a variety of other ar,i-
Giles too numerous 10 mention.
TEHls-All sums Of s. and nnder. cash all
fgns above 50 credit Of six mouths viii be-
given, purchasers giEipg note With approved
security, bearing Interest from dag Of sale.
Sale to enuincnrc a " O'Clock, N.
sep PTS JOHN WENTy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE RESULT OF EXHAUSTION

THE RESULT OF EXHAUSTION.
The natural result of exhaustion of strength
by excessive labor or action, Is feeling of
weakness, dullnuss, hcayiness, weariness, aH-
guor Of body Or mind, &c. Persons OF weak
constitution, or whose habits are sedcntnry,
frequently complain Of this relaxed condition
Of the vital energies; and when person, Of u
nervous temperament are thus weakened and
debiltated, disease inevitably follows, unless it
is at once checked and overcome. All who
suffer from these causes alike require a remedy
which will strengthen the system without ex.
citing it, and awake feeling of true enjoyment
so that life may become a source of pleasure.
MISHLERS HERB BITTERS has won It's way
into the confidence of thousands of this class
Of persons who warmly ndorse it as the beat
inyigorating agent and the most potent and
genial Of all tonics and Alternative for stSongth
ening and restoring the physical constitution.
Price one dollar per bottle.
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AT PRIVATE sALE


rINIIlS beautiful Farm 81 I3a hERE6I
Il lies in Frederick cosHty. Mas land. n
milos south Of Union Bg;dgs, q beaixifnu
village and business place ea thz Kesterr|
Maryland Railroad. TIE aHrsTsmsnfl|
consist Of substantial BRIck H0USH2
with S commodious rooms
large Bank B9rn, Wagon t@H n
House, Smoke House, Wood 80 -
House, blacksmith Shop. andN
all buildings that arc required on a good
farm. There is also good Tenant House
ON the property The soil il wen adapfas(
for all farming purposes and produces well1
There are about % Acres heavily Tmbere3l
with white oak, hlank-oalx and kiakafy. 4
view Of this property will tsVeal n anr ono
the great advantages tins farm his ovefmosj
others. Any further description Of this iine
tract is deemed entirely Unnecessary.
Terms easy. For further information
apply TO d. W. Buckingham, war6eidsburg,
Carroll county, Nd, or Joseph Mckinstry,
McKinstry's Mills, Carroll county, Nd
July S,--5m SSH ~ sea ~ r "a
Frederick Union copy 2n4, AID Yosk
PA, Gazette copy IT,, and send hills, Y
tins Office. {. T'5s
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Louis NAroLEoN's SuccEssoR.-
The Prince Imperial of France, who
was born in 1886, will be declared OF
age for all regal purposes on the 10th
Of next March. Such, Mt least, is n
statement not unlocked for from the
Gar'ois, II paper devoted to Napoleon
ism in France aud Bourbonisn in Spain.
True or false, its currency at this time
is hint that the Emporor's recovery
has not left the official mind entirely at
rest.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Grain. OF 1900 bushels
white from so TO 81 60; 200 bushs choice
red Mt 81 Go. Corn-sales of GIG bushels
prime white at 81 32-of yellow sales of 800
bushs at 22a$l "a. 0ats-sales 200 bushs
at SO cents; 1000 do at 90 cents. Rye
sales of 100 bushels ut 81 II, and $50 do in
store at 81 Is per bushel.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
September 81, 1869. I
Beef Cdttie. The offerings al the Scales
during the past week amounted to 2496 head
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags, at T5A$4 rs; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 4 25a$5 90; fair quail.
ity Beeves 6 00a$7 90; and the very best
Beeves at 00aSs 90 per 100 lbs. the aver.
age price being about So rs gross.
Sheep.-Fair to good Eat Sheep at IA.
8 cts. per pound gross.
Hogs. ranged as follows: fair to
good fat Hogs 10 0Oasl4 90 per 100 lbs
net.
Woot-Unwashed, at "a to IS cents, tub.
washed so to SO cts, and pulled ut 2s to IS
cents per pound.
Leather. City Slaughter "a to 4G cents;
Rough Skirting SO to 3S cents; Spanish Sole
30 to is cents; Country Slaughtered ss to
Al cents.
Hdes.-City Steer OF is to lsl cts; Cow
l2l to Is cents.
ag.-Pennsylvania baled Timothy at
2SaS25 per ton.
Feathers-Quote at IS to so cents per b.
Tor common to primo live geese.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

In 1867 Grant wrote in relation to
his proposed nomination to the presi.
dcncy:
81 would regard such contamination as
being highly unfortunate to myself if not to
my country
In 1869 the people without respect
to party, agree that rs respects the
country, Grant was right, but as re-
CARDS himself, the amount received in
houses, horses, lands, &C., makes it
anything but unfortunate.
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How Do They Do It?


The baltimore Goeette reports men
in Office, with salary of three thousand
dollars year, and who were poor when
they entered upon its duties, living at
the rate Of six and eight thousand, and
ut the end of three or four. years erect
Ing magnificent dwellings at the cost of
eighteen or twenty thousand dollars, for
which they pay cash. Such facts are no
torious, and brnzenly confront one at
every turn. This is one feature of mo
dcrn official life at the Federal Capital.
and here is another from "thc other
end Of the Capital"
'Sena,ors and Representatives have their
agents and when nm American citizen
comes on business before Congress- or
with u recommendation for official position,
as soon rs his business is known land there
are always parties at the hotels on the look
OUT, he is advised TO see Mr.. So.and.so,
who has unlimited influence with the Scua.
tor or Representative whose services it is
important to secure. The party is seen, an
arrangement is made, an interview Is secured,
aud, If the job pays well, the citizen &C.
tOhpliaANo ms IuIINSCs bNN " not utter
much delay, and the using up of all lis
available cash, he leaves Washington, ours.
ing the town, the people, and particularly
the 'Philislines into whose hands he TELL
And here is still another sample of
life at the Capital, on the part Of Radi.
cal Senators and Representatives who
believe the "whole concern" belongs to
them:
"0ne Senator and ex. Cabinet Minister
iwho, by the way, in the last ten years. from
nothing, has accumulated over million
Of dollars) has three near relatives, a father,
son and daughter, in the employ Of the
Government-two in the Interior Depart.
ment, and one in the Treasury. The hus
band of the daughter is also a Government
clerk, and the husband of another daughter
holds a like position. Here we have FIVE
members of one family supported by the
Government"
This is presented as but one Of many
Instances where almost whole families
are provided for, at the request of SEN.
ators or Representatives aud while
these are kept in, hundreds of dcserv.
ing men have been dismissed, and their
families reduced to suffering.
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State Of Maryland,

OFFICE or TUE SECRETARY OF STATE,
ANNAPOLIS. September 9th, 1869.
TO all ichom il mag concern
NOTICE is hereby given, that applica.
IN ton has been made to the Governor
for pardon in the case Of the State VS..
Barney Call, alias Conn, alias Barn, con.
yicted in the Circuit Court for Carroll coun.
~, at May Term, 1866, for horse stealing,
and sentenced 10 the Penitentiary for seven
years.
The Governor win take up the said case
for tinal decision, on or after the 30th inst,
until which time protests against the said
application will be heard, aud the petition
in the case open TO inspection, at the dis.
erection of the Governor.
BY order of the Governor,
r. G. H0LLYDAY,
sepl6'St Secretary of State.
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LAND At PRIVATE SALE.

vTNHE subscriber offers at Private Sale,
Il two parcels of land. No. isa
WOOD LOT,
situated within mile Of tho forks OF the
Washington and Deer Park Road; contains
between I and 8 Acres, is heavily covered
with Timber, principally Chestnut, with
some Oak aud Hickory. No improvements,
severnl fine Springs OF excellent water,
No. 2 is a small farm Of 26l Acres, one
mile southwest of Warfeldsburg, on the
Nicodemus Read. Good two story LOG
HOUSE, Stabling, with other outbuildings.
Fine collection Of Fruit. This is one Of the
finest little Farms ever offered for sale in
this county, and Is convenient to post Office,
schools, churches, &c. The land Is thin,
but is easily improved, as lime is convenient.
Fencing good. For terms apply 10
J. l.. SHUEEY,
sept 2-6m War6eldsburg.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

The La~ Transcript, Baltimore, tells
o story that some years ago merchant
Of that city advanced to young gen.
aeman in difficulties, money to pay his
expenses to Frisco. That, recently, the
merchant failed in health, and strug.
Cling under pecuniary embarrassment,
was visited by the young man, who had
been very successful, and presented him
with 500, 900, with promise of another
10000 if be needed il.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

A letter from Liverpool to the State
Department at Washington states that
a contagion called murrain, or hoof and
mouth disease, has broken out among
cattle in several parts of England. AL
though not as fatal as the rinderpest,
gil are called upon to exercise great caro-
to prevent its importation into the
United States.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

Extensive and disastrous couhagra-
lions occurred in various sections Of the
country Friday ; of manufacturing cs-
Establishments in New York and Phila.
delphia, a railroad depot at Cleveland,
and chemical works and dwellings ut Len.
dan aud Toronto, Canada. AT Toronto
two children and fireman persisted in
the flames. The aggregate loss of pro-
perty approaches half million dollars.
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NO. s4l--EQUITY.

NO. sil-EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court Cor Carroll county.
Thomas Caltrider, Ruth A. Il. Caltriler,
his wife, VS.. Daniel L. Richards 3 others,
ORDERED this 14tb day Of September,
" 1863, that the audit fled in this cause
be finally ratified and con6rmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown, on or before
the LIST Of October, next; provided, q copy
of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Carroll county, for two success
1--WE weeks before the last named day.
JNQ. B. BOYLE, Clerk,
True oopy-Test; ssss
sepl6-2t Jso. q RorLE, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

The eholery is raging on the West
Coast of Africa. 1t is remarked that
this fearful plague is most destructive
and malignant where extremes of tom.
peraturc prevail. 1t is equally viruleut
in extremely hot or extremely cold
climates; and RACES with the same in.
tepslty in the iciest part of Russia that
it does in the most tropical heats.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

A recent Boston publication, based
hpon letters from several hundred cot.
ION planters, states that when labor is
fully organized, that section can pro
aace az least 100 600, 900 bales of cotton
annually.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given BY the undersiou-
IN ed, that application will be made 10 The
County Commissioners Of Carroll county. nj
their next meeting after thirty days from the
date hereof, to extend county road leading
from Hampstead past Houcksville, to a point
near Browns Meeting House; beginning al a
stone at the end Of said road, and RUNNING On
the lines between David W. IIouck aud Mel
chor !; Aigirc 70 a corner Of Nicholas Houck's
land, thenon the line between Melchor n Al
gier and Nicholas Houck TO the lands Of Gen.
kichards' Heirs, then through tho lands ofsaid
Geo. Richards Heirs on the bed Of the nd road
70 the lands Of Joshua v. CAlgicr, then through
near the bed Of the old road 10 The COUNTY road
that Pssses Shnmberger's MIL aud ilrown's
Meeting liouse, near The land belonging TO the
rsiatc Of Jacob A, Troycr.
DAWN W, udpcs,
%p oHt ~ others,
DuhE SihCEo ios gsip by