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FREDERIcK COUNTY IrEMs.-From
the Frederick papers We take the fol.
lowing:
Last Saturday, L. Yanfossen, auction
Ger, sold on account of Mrs. Barbara A.
Hogg, trustee, farm in New Market
district, containing l26 acres, belonging
to the estate Of the late Samuel X.
Hogg, to MIR. Simon Parsons, of this
city, for Sl5.25 per acre. On the same
day, the same auctioneer sold on account
OF l.. q. Doll, a mill site, known as the
New Richmond FIGURING Mills" con.
tanning Il acres, situated q miles
southwest Of this city, to Mr.. c. W.
Griffin for the sum of $1,000. o. Tues
day last DR.. Lloyd 7. Duvali, Executor,
sold farm Of 100 acres, lying near
Evansville. Frederick county, Nd, at
public sale, to Mr.. Dauiel 7. Duvall for
$50 per acre, amounting in the aggre.
gate to $1,000. Allen NJ. Young, ESQ,
has sold bis farm in Urbana district,
Frederick county. Md, containing 40
acres, TO Mr.. John w. Linthicum, for
$40 per acre.
The numerous friends of Anthony
Mcbride, Esq. viii be panied to learn
that while on his way from this place
to his home, in Emmittsburg, on Satur
day last, the carriage in which he was
riding broke down, causing his leg to be
broken in two places. OF course the
injury is Of a serious character, but we
hope the sufferer may entirely recover
IN the shortest possible time. Drs.
Waters Il Luckett, in Lewistown
rendered the necessary surgical aid,
and on the same day Mr.. Mcbride was
removed to his home.
Mr.. Wm. Hill, residing near Utica,
in this county, had seven Guc hogs killed
by lightning during the thunder storm
Of Saturday evening last.
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Public Sale.

fE'HE subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at
his former residence, in Carroll county,
Nd, miles from Manchester and miles from
Bachmsn's Mil, on
Saturday, he 25th day Of September, 1869,
The following property, to wit: 4 Horse, 5
Cattle, 10 head Of superior Sheep, / good Bug.
gy, ! onc-horse Wagon, l Shovel Plough, /
CultiyAtor, Fodder Gutter, l Apple Mill aud
Hand Press, Sugar Press, Corn Shelter,
Copper Kettle, urindstone. i Cross-cut Saw,
Cupboard, Parior stoye, 2 Bedsteads, 3
Spinning Wheels, and variety Of other arti-
cies too numerous to mention.
Tsnms.-All sums Of So and under, cash all
sums above s. y credit OF six months will be
given, purchasers giving note with approved
security, bearing interest from day Of sale.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock, N.
sep DTS JOHN WENTZ.
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IN ths Di.iriet Court Of hs United State, 70, tas
District " Harytand-in tie matter Of Joha
u. armour, BaHkrspt-Ia bankruptcy.
INiliS is to give notice, Thai petition has
j been presented 10 ,ho Court, this lst day
Of September, 1850, by John d. Armour, Of
the county of Carroll, State sf Maryland, aad
District Aforesaid, bankrupt, praying that be
may be decreed to have full discharge from
all his debts, provable dnder the Bankrupt Act.
and upon reading said petition; 1t is ordered
by the Court, That hearing be had upon the
same, on the I'd day Of 0cto6er, 1858, before
the Court, In the City OF Baltimore, in said
District at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and that notice
thereof be publishedin the Batimore Gosefse
and the Wssfmiaster AdUacats, newspapers
printed In said District, once week for three
weeks before that day; aud that all creditors
who have proved their debts, and other persons
In interest, may appear At said time and place,
and show canse, II any they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
JAMES W. CHEW,
Clerk IF Diatrict Court for said District.
sept s-5t
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Popular and Unpopular sides.

Since the question Of completing the
Western Maryland Railroad TO Williams.
port has been discussed, and tho ordi.
nance passed by the Mayor aud City
Council appropriating one million Of
dollars in aid thereof, thwarted by a
certain few individuals taking advantage
Of the laws delay, the friends of this
enterprise in Baltimore and Western
Maryland, have, to some considerable
extent, connected it with political mat
tiers aud determined to support no men
for Office or public favor, who are known,
or strongly suspected of being its enemy.
Already delegates have been chosen at
primary meetings of the Democratic
party in several counties, mainly because
they were understood to be decided
friends of the road aud opposed to the
action taken, and those instrumental in
causing that aetion--tae Injunction
which has delayed the obtaining of
means to complete this popular enter
prise.
No man, understood to be its oppo.
nont in any form whatever will be
touched by the voters of either party
that is ninety-nine huudreths Of them
in Allegheny, Washington, Frederick,
Carroll or Baltimore counties, whilst in
Baltimore city, it is the same way
This is well known to be the case.
Hence We may see the strong and
growing popular sentiment in favor Of
this and all other works Of internal i'm
provment. Their friends and advoca.
ties will, even sacrifice political aspirants
rather than foreso the opportunity Of
securing these improvements
We are not surprised, however, such
should be the case, for they have become
institutions SO closely interviewer with
business aud social interests that their
solid benefits rise paramount to parti.
zanism. Those who favor progress and
would keep pace with the times cannot
do otherwise than encourage railroads.
Saturday Night.
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General Oanhy and General Ames
co,nmandants Of the Pretorian Guard,
in the conquered provinces Of Virginia
and Mississippi, are issaisg their edicts
With . pcremptoriness thai puts to the
blush the veriest absolrsism and dos.
potism that ever disgraced humanity,
These poer, eossemptible martinets,
s'dressed in little brief authority" are
tsesaisg the hatsas corpus with as little
consideration - they would football,
and are evinciug quite as little respect
~ my other Of the inalienable rights
ofths people. II Is enough TO make
one blush for his country, 70 chronicle
the fantastic tricks Of these military
satraps, these epauletted popinjays, who
are stratting their brief hour upon the
theatre Of Reconstruction. Il is dirty
work. at best, and dirty tools are re.
quired u do it; but they can be had,
for the bidding. whether in the military
OF civil service Of the country, Our
boasted liberty is to-day, aud has been,
for the Inst eight or nine years, but the
most bitter irony, the most derisiye
meckery Of human rights. How long
win this state Of things continue p
How long win this hated domination Of
The m;litarvo yer he civil nowsr in tbs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PREPARE FOR TIFF cuorpp

PREPARE FOR THE CHOLERA.
With the cheated term" comes the danger
Of that frightfal pestilence- Oh olera--and KIM
dred diseases. What untold and indescribable
misery has been visited upon thousands annu-
ally by these awful complaints. But erers one
ought to be made aware that a specific for this
class OF diseases, as we'll as a certain preyenta-
tive, Z the celebrated MISHLER'S HERB
BlIrERS. twill positively fortify the system
against the attacks Of Asiatic Cholera, Cholera
horous, Cholera lnfantum, Diarrhpea, Sum.
mer Complaint, Dysentary, Cholie, Painters
Cholic, DC ID: II. Bissell, N. d., Physician
,n-eniei OF the U. ). Hospital Ship, "Falcon,"
highly recommends it for Cholera, and has
used 1t with marvellous success in such cases.
y acts ike an angel Of mercy in every instance.
sold by all druggists aud dealers. Price 81
per potue- sep 2 It
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Delegates to the County Convention.

Deieeates 10 the County convention.
Owing to the crowded condition Of
our paper this morning we are unable
TO give the proceedings Of the Primary
Meetings in fun The meetings were
very large and the greatest harmony
prevailed, I'll
DELEGATES.
District No. Ia. p. Adelspcrger,
I'll. Hahn, VIM, Fisher, Washington
Shaw, j. A. Martin.
District No. 2.--Dr. Frank I. Shaw,
George Il. Frankline. Charles II. Gil.
bert, Hiram Davis, VIM. Segafoose.--
Alternates, Hanson +. Webb, w. ID.
Troxel, William Kelly, William Brown,
Ja,aes Cover.
District No. Samuel Cover, G.
w. Shull, Gershom Huff, Abram
Koontz, George L. Little.
District No. A. Algire, Samuel
Lauver, Peter Woods, Daniel Bush,
]. w. Harden, Luther WEIGH, Nathan
Gorsuch, A. 0ursler, Daniel Stull,
William Miller, j. A. Bush, II. Caple,
John Uhler, Jr., Thomas Spencer, w.
H., Algire, David Brothers, d. Byers,
j. Armacost, W. N, Mathews, Nelson
Blizzard.
I District No. 5.--Dr. N. Browne, s,
7. c. Brown, Henry Devries, N. II.
Gore, Allen Bennett, @. w. Manro,
A. Il. Dorsey, J. ii. Lindsay, S. w.
Henderson, VIC. Polk.
District No. 6.-Ephriam Tracey, U.
B. Sullivan, Elias Myerly, Henry Mot.
ter, L. NJ. Morelock.
District No. I'D. ii. Byers, p. b.
Mikesell, II. Bowers, Il. +. Reese, j.
w. Perkins.
District No. SD. w. Houek, John
W. Nelson, Joshua Shaffer, John l..
Hoover, II. ii. Lamott.
District No. 9.--James II. Steele,
DIR. s. r. Waters, j. N. Selby, DR.. j.
r. Crawford, Stephen Gorsuch.
District No. 10.-Thomas +. Cover,
Ferdinand Warner, VIM. Zimmcrman,
Isaiah HAM, Jacob Sharretts.
District No. l1.-Thomas Smith,
Louis Dielman, b. Bowersox, Charles
Denuing, L. p Slingluf. Alternates,
p. Benuett, II. Geaty, NJ. MoKinstry,
John Diehl, Nathan Hanna.
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rhs fifteenth Amendment.

Some weeks AGO va rave exnrs.s;o,
~ W gave expression
= .nese Columns % the opinion that the
Radical Party would grow lukewarn in
reference 10 the adoption of the 18th
amendment 10 ,be Con.,;,n,;o, !. .o,r
!. Z ; q. SUN
-, 0sainsa .ha1 the eoiored
woe could pc controlled by the opposi-
ton TO that party. That IL can be 50
controlled has been demonstrated II
y;rv;s;. .pd rs,nn.... - 3
.,..s % 'ne
y mas'ss'pP' and Texas
should give further proof Of il, we may
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lathe Distriet Court Of he United Statss for he
Disirif Of Jfayyiasd---M hlsimat,er u R;ek-
ard Dell Bankrnpf-in Bankruptcy.
DY an order Of the Hon. William y. Giles,
- Judge Of said Court, the undersigned, As
signce of Richard Deli, Bankrupt, hereby gives
notice 20 the Creditors % said bankrupt, that
general ineeting Of said creditors will b held
at Westminsier on Friday, the 2sih day OF
September, lSG0, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at my
oihec, before D. +. NJ. Harley, Ed, Register
10 bankruptcy.
John L. SMITH,
sept DIT AAsisnec.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,

~ oePttuiber Z, lsD3.
Beef Cattle.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 1895 head
The prices ranged as follows. Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 25as4 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 0Oasi IS; fair quail.
ity Beeves 5 75aSG Is; aud the very bes,
Beeves at @ 75aS7 rs per 100 lbs. the aver,
age price being about So 70 gross.
,Sheep.-Fair TO good fat Sheep at 3la.
Az cts. per pound gross,
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows; fair TO
good fat Hogs Is 5OaSl4 % per 100 lbs
net.
Wool--Unwashed, at 81 to 80 cents, tub
washed 80 to 90 cts, and pulled at % to 35
cents per pound.
Leat.er.-.City Slaughter AZ to as cents;
Rongh Skirting SO TO 80 cents; Spanish Sole
80 to ss ceptsi Country Slaughtered Ss to
Al cents.
Hides.-City Steer at II to Ia cts; Cow
10 to l31 cents.
Hay. -Pennsylvania balsd Timothy at
10as20 per ton.
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A dispatch dated Cheyenne, Sept. 3
says "The election yesterday passed
of quietly. The entire county Demo.
cratic ticket is elected, Hon. S. F.
Nuckolls, Democrat, is elected to Con-
gress.
Chicago is to have another tunnel un.
der the Lake, to cost 81 100000, and
take three years 70 construct.
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MORTGAGEE's SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

VNllE undersigned. by virtue Of the power
Il contained in deed of Mortgage, exc
onted to him by James Howardand Rosanns
his wife. dated August 8, 1865, and recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records
Of Carroll county, in Lber G. Il. W. No
2, Folio 400, &c will offer the Real Estate
mentioned in said Mortgage at Public Sale,
on the premises, situate in Carroll county,
Maryland, on the Nicodemps Road, near
Poolsyille, on
Saturday, he 1Sh Of September, 1869,
Of 2 o'clock, r. N.
This property contains TEN ACRES or
LAND, more or less, part Of which Is ~
TIMBER, tho residue is in good state OF
cultivation. enclosed with good fences, and
is improved with a comfortable Log House
and other buildings, &c.
The Terms pf Sale are cash.
DANIEL FRAZIER, Mortgages.
L. A. GossUGn, Anct;oneer,
y. !. BonlagdrtRer, Solicitor.
aug 2e,--ts
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PyRuvIAN GuASo ExHAUsTIsG.
IL is officially announced that the deposite
in the Chincha Island is nearly gone, and
farmers are urged TO use the remainder with
economy, A mixture Of 0rchilla Guano,
which Is rich IN Bone Phosphate aud Magne.
sia in combination with Peruvian, will
give results equal TO all Peruvian. At the
same time, there are reports from careful
farmers that the samemoneyya value in Orchil.
In IS superior, this Guano being sold for $50
per ton enables its liberal use. Send for
Circulars To Messrs. d. NJ. Rhodes a Co..
Importers, Baltimore, Nd. II
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DIED.

In Indianapolis, Indiana, August 2S,h,
James NJ. eldest son of the late Capt. Jas.
+. Carleton, Of Bangor, Maine, aud grand.
son Of the late Philip Jones of this place.
On the S0.h of July, in the 3Ith year Of
his age, Sellman Dorsey,
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County Com Inlssioners' Notice,

TliE County Commissioners for Carroll
IL County win meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on the FiRsr MONDAY on
OCTOBER, 1869, for the transaction Of
business.
BY order,
JAMES BLIZZARD.
sep Y'N ' ClegA
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For Ne Democratic Adsseats.
Sunday School Excursion.

Ia
(, MEssRs. EDIroas: You will confer
a fsyor on all connected with the Bruce.
vile Sunday School Association, by
Publishing In your useful paper q bricf
notice Of most delightful excursion
made BY the officers and scholars Of the
above school, attended BY some Of the
parents Of the latter, over the Western
Maryland Railroad, on Friday, the 3D.
instant A special car being rendered
by the railroad officials, on very accom-.
modating terms, large number ayailed
Themselves Of the privilege, and started
in the carly train, fully equipped with
all the comforts and Injuries necessary,
and with minds prepared to enjoy 70
the fullest extent the delights afforded
BY sach an occasion. They embarked
at York Road Station, and had most
pleasant trip, enjoying the 6ue scenery
along the route, until they alighted at
the Relay House, at the junction with
the Northern Central Road. Here they
spent several hours most delightfully."-.
visiting all the points Of interest, in.
Guiding Swami Lake, and an excursion
on It's plscid bosom, and holding de-
lightful Pic Mic 10 that interesting
The return trip was
equally pleasant, and all reached home
with minds refreshed and prepared to
engage with fresh energy 10 the good
sause 70 which they are devoted. The
trip will be long remembered with
pleasure, rs will also the kindness Of
he railroad officials in charge, and all
,thers who contributed 80 much TO the
comfort and enjoyment Of the excur-
'iopists. BRUcEvILLE.
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Taneytown District presents the
name of Ewd. Devilbiss for the Sher.
Ifalty, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
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WIN. KNABE & cos.

In W. Ditrie, Court efd United States far ihs
Usftyiei q Anyiaad--ls he mailer Of Wm.
H. Shae6sr, Baahrspi- IN Baakraptsy.
Df. an order Of the Hon. William =. Giles,
ID Judge Of said Court, the undersigntd, As
signee Of William II. Shaelier, Bcnkrupt, here
BY gives notice to the creditors of said Bank
rupt, that final meeting Of said creditors will
be held ok Westminster, on T9csday, the 2sth
day Of September, 1850. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
a he 0tflce OF Smith 4 MrIIcilip, before u. r.
n. Hurley, Esq., Register in Bankruptcy.
JOSEPH sHAEFfER,
sept WI Assignee.
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MORTGAGEE SALE
A Valuable Farm.

TNDER and BY virtue Of the power conferred
- in mortgage from Levi Woods TO the
Diamond building Association of West Bnlti-
more, beating date The 25th dsy Of February.
A. d., lS6s, and recorded among the records
of Carroll county, in the Real Estate Mortgage
Records, Libcr W. A. Mex, No. 3, folio 40l
Ac,, the undersigned, mortgage, will sell at
public auction, at the Courthouse door, on
Thursday Morning, September 3Oh, 1869,
at II o'clock, all the hereinafter described
Farm and Premiscs, consisting Of
THREE LOTS or GROUND
beginning for the first lot at the end Of ten
perehes on the fourth line Of "Resutyry on
Goodwill" near a large sycamore on the north
bank OF Pipe Greek, and running thence north
hity-one degrees, east fourteen psrchcs, north
twenty nine degrees, east twenty perohCs, north
httecn degrees, west forty pcrcheW then hy a
line OF division north sevenIy-six degrees, east
thirtY-siE and half perehes, south five and
three-quarter degrees, east siKty-fye perches;
then south eighty degrees, west Riiy-three and
one-tenth Perehes to tho beginning, containing
thirteen acres, three roods and tkirty.seven
square perches Of land, more or LEES.
And beginning for the second Lot a, a stone
planted at the foot Of u sycamore tree on the
north side Of Little Pipe Creek, for the end o The
south line, In q conveyance 10 David Smellson
oy bphfhIm Englar and wife, bearing date
1851, and running thence with the outlines
thereof three courses, as surveyed In the year
1881, south lorty.six degrees, west ten pcrches.
sonih siKty-hvo aud quarter degrees, west
sixteen and three-qusrter perches, south thirty.
i've degrees, west two aud four. tenths perohes.
south thitty-three and half degrees, east
twenty-three and one-halr perebes; then north
thirteen degrees, west sixteen and one quarter
perches to the first mentioned place Of begin
ning-eontaining one acre, three roods and
thirty-three square perches, more or less
+, And beginning for the third Lot adjoining
the aforementioned Lots OF Ground, aud being
part OF tract Of land called "Stcveuson's
Lot" lying and being situate on Little Pine
Greek, in the county aforesaid, containing
thir.y-two and three-quarters of an acre Of
land, moro or less.
The said three mentioned and described trn rts
OF land contain in all forty-cight acres and
three-quarters Of an acre OF land, more or less.
Improvements cousiit Of FRAME ID YEL.
LING, EARN, and other 0uibaildings,
TEaHs ;-0ne-half cash, aud the balance In g
months, with interest,
DiAhosp BuiLDIso AssocIATios OF wEsr
BALTIsoRE, Mortgage.
CLENDINEN a WILSON, Attornevs.
No. 10 Lexington street, Baltimore.
], u. CANNON 4 CO.,
seP's- Aucti0neers.
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MARRIED.

On the ID instant, by Rev. W. C. Cream.
er, Mr. Peter i. 0rendorlf aud Elizabeth
Zimmerman, both ofthis county.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Y>HR undersigned, by virtue. of a power
Il contained 10 mortgage from Albert
Harnickell TO John Orndorf, dated on shs
18th day Of July, 1867, and recorded among
the Mortgage Records Of Carroll county, IN
Liber W. A. Mex, No. 3, folio 2ll, &C.,
will offer at Public Sale, on
Thursday, The soih day Of September, 1862
at II o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises, The
farm described in said mortgage, sitnate on
the Baltimore Turnpike, about miles
from the city Of Westminster, adjoining the
lands of Jacob Powder and others, and con.
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
THREE ACRES, one Rood and seven
Perchss of Land, more or less, and now
occupied by George w. 0'Donnell, Esq-
1t ia Improved with a good Log Dwelling,
an excellent Barn, aud the usual outbuild'
ings.
Terms qf Sale. = One half Of the purchase
money 70 be paid in cash, aud the balapce
in two equal insialments Of one and two
years respectively, with interest on the
credit payments from the day Of sale.
FRANCIS II. 0RENDORFF,
Administrator Of John 0rendorff, decd,
MAuIsgY 4 RoBEurs, Solicitors.
aug 26,-ts tgf
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IL William Scgatoose, ESD, will con.
sent to allow his name to be used 10
this CONNECTION, subject TO the decision
Of che Democratic Nominating Coppen-
ton, he will be supported by
jy22 MANY VoTERs.
TO THE VOTERS or CARROLL COUNTY
At the earnest solicitation Of many
warm friends throughout the couuty, /
announce myself as candidate for
Sheriff, and ! respectfully solicit your
Support.
CHARLES Il WATERS,
jyf5tC franklin District.
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John c. Duvall has been appointed
Postmaster at Mount Airy, vice P. W.
Hobbs, removed.
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hiEHilS and Boughton Beardicss; Weeks
~ and Trcadwelps Bearded White whcats ;
French White snd Rod CHAT; Purple Straw
Bearded Red Mediterranean, and German Am
Der Beardlcss, are the best, earliest, hardest
and most productive Wheais that can be re-
commended for general cultiYation, Price IS
per bushel. pounds Of any kind by NAH,
post paid, for 81. Twenty heads Of different
varieties sent post paid, Tor 81. Twenty other
varieties Of Wheat, Barley and Oats, OF last
years importation. See nEITz's ExrsR,rxS.
TAI Fax JoURsAL; send aud subscribe for 1t ,
only 81 so per year the most useful Jour nal
printed. Address
GEO. A. DElTz, Chambersburg, Pa.
Tie Earliest, Hardest, and moet prndactixe
Red Wheat Is the French White Chat.
sep 9,--it
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Business Locals.

Notices under ibis head TEE GENTS
per lac for each Insertion.
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Pare Bred Hogs anal Eowls, Winter
SEED Wheat and othsr Farm .Seeds,
tram Deitss Experimental Form,
0idmJcrsbarg, Pa.
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TRUSTEES SALE
% YALuAaLE
REAL ESTATE,
CARROLL COUNTY, MARYLAND.


10y virtue ola Decree Of the Circuit Court
\ sor Carroll county, sitting as Court Of
Eauitv, and passed in cause No. 900, wherein
Ann May6clA l. complainant, and Lydia lluE-
nan, Peter u. Hoffman aud William j. IloA-
man. Administrators Of Isaac Hoffman, decd,
and Andrew J. Lambert and Ootayia Ann Lam
bert, his wife, John G.. Richards and Elizabeth
Jane Richards his wife, William \. Davidson
4 Susannah Davidson his wife, Isaac Hoffman,
James C. Hoffman, Lydia Catharino Hoffman,
Sarah Elizabeth Hoffman aud David w. Houuk
are Defendants, and by virtue Of an order pass
ed BY the said Court IN the lst day Of Septein-
Der, 1869, on the objections OF said Houck to a
sale of the hereinafter described property to
Daniel Sep, oyerruling said objections, but
ordering a resale thereof: the Undersigned.
Trustee. will sell at Public sale. an the prem
isrs known as ''thc Falling Mn Property"
situated on the Eastern FallS Of the Patapsco,
three miles East of Shambcrgrr's Station on
the W. N. Il. r., about the same distance from
Hampstead, and adjoining lloAmau's Paper
Mil, on
Saturday, The Oh day cf October, 1859,
at o'clock, p. M, the following described
property free, clear and discharged from all
claim Of the said parties TO the said cause aud
those claiming by, from and under them or
either of them, to-wt; Lot No. !, known As
the "Fulling Mil Property" containing