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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-24

SPECIAL NOTICE parties in want Of Doors,
Sashes and Blinds, we refer to the advertisement
of P. P. ToALE, the large manufacturer of those
goods in Charleston. Price list furnished ON ap-
00I;cot;on 4-9m
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Our New Dress.

In order to keep pace with the spirit of pro-
rress and improvement everywhere visible, the
proprietors of the InteMsencer have procured
a new outfit of type, and to-day greet their pat
rons with smiling face and comely exterior.
Although considerably improved in outward
appearance, all has not yet been accomplished
that is intended to place the InteHigencer in the
front rank of weekly newspapers Other means
will be resorted to for the advancement of its
interests, and it cam safely be- promised that the
watchword of the proprietors will be upward
and onward.
To.ther generous and liberal patronage OF the
public may be attributed the growing strength
and prosperity of this journal, and for the
steady and increasing confidence exhibited to-
wards the present proprietors. every effort will
be made to show due appreciation of the good
Will and friendly regardof their fellow-citizens.
The unusual outlay requisite to procure the
new material upon which the paper is now
printed renders it necessary that those indebted
to this office shonld make prompt and speedy
settlements. Those in arrears for subscription
are earnestly invited to discharge their obliga-
tions without delay, and all amounts due for
advertising and job work during the past year
must be settled at once. In this, as in other
things, ga word to the wise is sufficient"
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A CARD.

The citizens of Anderson both white and colored, will
please accept sincere thanks for their active and ener
gec efforts in saving portion of my property from the
flames on Tast Thursday.
JOHN W. DANIELS.
March "a, 1870 80
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THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, March %, 1870.
Cotton market considerably better than last weeks quo
tations, and to-day middlings command 20 cents.
CHARLESTON March 81.
Cotton market quiet and seady-middlings IN to 2H
Stock on hand is, ,TSl.
Cotton lower, with sales of 900 bales, at 2sA.
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ARREsrED.-On Sunday morning last, man
by the name of SMITH, attached to Stoves
circus in the capacity of driver, was arrested
at this place, charged with stealing fine Pho
tograph Album from the residence of Col. SAM.
DONALD, of Donnaldsville, On last Friday.
He was taken in custody at the instance of Mr..
STOWE, who had received the information, and
in short time nlasle his escape, but was after
wards re-captured in the suburbs of town. He
is now boarding at McGUKIN's Hotel, with the
walls which he is entirely familiar, as we un-
derstand that he was tried z1rd convicted of lar
csny at this place only few years ago. He
was Immediately recognized as the ssme. indi-
vidual upon his entrance. We are pleased to
state that the Album, containing family pic
lures, was recovered.
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DEATH OF JUDGE DAwKINs.-The Columbia
Paoniz learns from private source that Hon.
T. n. DAwK1Ns, of Union, departed this life on
last Saturday night. He had been to York,
and returned home sick. Judge DAwKINs rep
resented Union for many years in the Legisla-
ture, and was regarded as man of excellent
sense and fine attainments. He was afterwards
elected Judge, and discharged the duties of that
office with ability and fidelity. When the new
order of things deprived him ofthe Judgeship, he
resumed the practice of the law, and we presume
that it was in the discharge of his duties as an
advocate that he fell sick whilst attending
Court at Yorkville. Thus has passed away a
distinguished Carolinian-one prominent in
Union and throughout the State, and man
held in high consideration for his social virtues
and estimable qualities, both of head and heart.
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I'll having returned from market with new
and complete stock of EVERYTHING and ANY
THING.
In consequence of the decline in COTTON and
GOLD, Goods went DOWN, and Mr.. M. Lesser
very sensibly took advantage of the decline, vent
to market, purchased his Gesds for CASH, and
MUCH CHEAPER than he has ever done since
the war. Upon looking around his Store, we no.
tice that he has very fne and well selected
stock Of ,f6
Calieoes, Mozambiques, Psque,
DeLaines, Muslins, Silks,
.Jasonets, Swiss's, Brilliants,
Linens, Sheetlngs, Snirtings'
Blea. Goods, Bed Ticking, ATpaeas,
uoon Skirts Corsets. Balmoralsy
Ladies' Hats, Ladies' Shoes Bcnnets'
IN THF GENTLEMENs' DEPARTMENT.
We saw an excellent stock OF
coss;m.res. Broadcloths, Cottonades,
Denims, satinetts, Linens
Goats, Vests, Pantaloons,
ud Cans Boots and Shoes
Tn fact he has got everything from "Shoo
a., Neck Tien to bottle of Sumtea. Bitters. We
could advise all persons wishing to purchase to
rive M. Lesser call.
March "a, 1871 %
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audersa,t gntelligeufer.

AGENTS FOR THE LNTEELLGENcER
WALKER, EVANS & CooswELL. Charleston, s. c.
JOHN T.SSLoAN, IT., Columbia, s. c.
w. II. B. TODD, General Agent.
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PRIVATE SALE.

FiNIE subscriber will sell at Private Sale, his
j Farm, lying about miles from Westmin-
ster, on the Gorsuch Road, and containing
l271s ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
in good state Of cultivation, divided into con-
ycnient fields. well watered, with about Is
Acres OF Woodland and due proportion Of
Meadow. This land is gently rolling and east
iy cultivated. The improvements arc
aFrame Dwelling House, nearly new, -
good Switzer Barn. nearly new, I'M
with Wagon Shed and Corn Crib at ssst
taehedI new Stone Spring fiouse, elGA
Smoke House, new Hog House aud other nee
essary out-buildings. There Is also thriving
Young Orchard Of choice fruit
y this property Is no, sold a. Private Sale
before MONDAY, MARcH 2ist, 1870, il will be
offered at Public Sale, at o'clock, p. NJ, Of
said day.
For terms and further particulars inquire Of
the undersigned on the place, or address him
by letter through the Westminster Post Office
FEB lots WV II. ENsoR.
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Estate Of .JacoL A. Fraakfortcr, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub.
IN scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Testamen.
tary on the Personal Estate Of
JACOB A. FRkNKF0RTER,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having Chains against said Estate IN
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise INV
may be excluded from nll benefit % said
Estate. Those indebted are re1uests1 Il
make immediate payment. '''s's'
MARGARET TRANSPORTER,
seb To- ~ lsx.snlr;<
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NOTICE..

LII persons indebted to the Board of
IA School Commissioners for Carroll
county, are hereby notified that the several
sums due from individuals, (by notes or
Judgments have been placed in the Union
National Bank of Westminster, for speedy
collection.
Persons interested who shall fail to give
attention to this notice within reasonable
time, will be waited upon by an officer au.
thorized TO collect by law with as little delay
as possible.
by order Of the Board.
j. NJ. NEWS0N,
feb lT-3t Secretary.
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Bridge Notice,

YSHE undersigned, do hereby give notice
Il that they intend to petition the County
commissioners Of Carroll county, at their
next meeting, after thirty days from the
date Of this notice, to build Bridge over
Double Pipe Creek, at orAear to Thomas
+. Covers Merchant Mill.
NEWTON G. CROFT,
THOMAS +. COVER,
J. WASHINGTON wEANT,
DANIEL II. SAVIOR,
SAMUEL WEYBRIGHT.
febs,-5t
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given by the under
In signed, that application will be made
to tho County Commissioners for Carroll
county, ct their next meeting after thirty
days from the da,e hereof, to open a road
beginning alta point formerly called Shauck' $
Old Mill Dam, now owned by Benjamin
Baughman. on the Old Shauck Road, lead
ing from Seitzland to Manchester and
running thence on the line of the lands OF
John Haines, Lewis Snyder and Henry
keeny's land, to point on the public soad
leading from Zeigler's blacksmith Shop 10
Samuel Miller's Saw Mil.
JOHN L. BOYER,
feb 10 5w and others.
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NO. 1867 EQUITY.

NO. 1867 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
In the matter Of the Trust Estate of
Richard Fowler.
ORDERED this 18th day Of February,
" A. D., 1870, that the Audit filed Ia
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown on or
before the 4th day OF March; provided a
copy of this order be published for two sue
eessivee weeks in some newspaper printed in
Carroll county, before the last named day.
JOHN b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test,
feb l7-2t JOHN d. BOYLE, Clerk.
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RATTLE.

MILL be Ratified by the 18th of FrBRu.
w AIRY, instant, "The Nativity" by
Weigandt The Painting may be seen at
the Jewelry Store of Mr.. Moore. where
chances may be taken. A list is also open
at this Office. Go see the Picture.
feb l0-3t
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Dividend Notice.

FARNggs' AND MEcHaHIcs' Mar. BANxl
OF WESTMINSTER, January %, 1870.
THIS Bank has declared dividend Of s
Il per cent for the last half year, payable
on or aher the 10th Of February next.
JACOB REESE,
feb l0-H Cashier.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TUSHE subscriber, intending TO curtail his
l. farming operations, has now land of
into Lots, portion of the Union Tannery
Farm, which he will offer ut Public Sale,
on the premises, about J mile south east OF
Manchester, and directly on the Parkton
and Manchester Railroad, on
Saturday, The 5M Of March, merit,
at clock, p. NJ,
IL very vaIu bic Lots,
a portion of them in Timber, and the bal.
ance in high state of cultivation, several
OF the lots quite desirable for building, and
well supplied with water:
Lot No. !, contains 2 Acres, . Roods and
20 Pcrches, all in Timber.
Lot No. ., contains Acres, 0 Roods and
~ Perches, part in Timber.
Lot No. Q, contains Acres and Roods,
in cultivation.
Lot No. !, contains 3 Acres, | Rood and
20 Perches, in cultivation.
Lot No. D, contains 3 Acres and Roods,
in cultivation.
Lot No. o, contains q Acres and Roods
in cultivation.
Lot No. I, contains Acres, Roods and
~ Perches, all in Timber.
Lot No. s, contains = Acres, 8 Roods and
10 Perches, palt in Timber.
Lot No. 0, contains 4 Acres, | Rood aud
10 Perches; in cultivation.
Lot No. 10, contains Acres and 20 Perches
in cultivation.
Lot no. IL, contains Acres and 2 Roods,
in cultivation.
Lot No. II, contains 6 Acres, 2 Roods and
20 Perches, in cultivation.
Lot No. 10, contains 3 Acres, Roods and
20 Pcrches, in cultivation.
Lot No. "A. contains Acres; Roods and
II perches, in cultivation principally
A plat will be exhibited on the day Of
sale, showing the location of each Lot
when due attendance will be given and
terms made known by
HENRY FALkENSTINE.
feb lets
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NOTICE.

4 MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the
IA Western Maryland Railroad will be
held at the Office Of the Company. in the
city OF Baltimore, on FRIDAY, FsnRrARY
25th, 1870, for the purpose OF taking into
consideration the ordinance passed By the
City Council Of Baltimore, entitled 'sAn or.
dinance 10 authorize the endorsement or
guaranty by the Mayor and City Council Of
baltimore of the Mortgage bonds of the
Western Maryland Railroad Company, and
TO provide. d sinking fund in conneoiion
herewith and for the consideration of
such other business rs may be presented at
said meeting.
W. BOLIVIAN,
feb lO-3t President
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE subscriber will sell A 49,
l. his HOUSE and LOT AS
were he now resides, lying al tsz4
Il miles west of Mnksburg, 2
on the county road leading from Finksburc
to the Deer.ark road, on
Thursday. March 8, at 2 o'clock, D. m.,
containing ! Acrcs of Land, more or less,
improved with two story Log Dwelling,
with well Of excellent water at the door.
Stable and other out-buildings. The
property is under good fencing; a small Or
ehard Of choice fruit. About 2 Acres of
the above is in good Timber.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Persons wishing to view SAID property will
call on the subscriber.
Also 2 4.horse Wagons, one broad tread
and the other a narrow tread.
feb l0,-ts JACOB CAPLE.
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Commissioners, Notice.

THE County Commissioners for Carroll
j county, viii meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on The FiRsr MONDAY OF
March, 1870, for the transaction Of bust
ness. BY order,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
FEB lot Clerk.
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Estray Heifer.

STRAYED from the subscribers Farm,
- about miles northeast OF Westmin.
ster, on the. 2Sth Of January, last, 2. year
old dark red mulely Heifer. A liberal re.
ward will be paid for any information Of her
whereabouts.
feb l0-at- TOBIAS oURSLER.
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Election Notice.

FARMsas' AND MscHASrcs' NAT. DasK,
Westminster, February s, 1870.
A Election for Directors win he held at
IA the Office, on SATURDAY, the 18th az MARcn
next, between the hours Of 10 A. n, and r. N.
JOHN SMITH,
feb lott President
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Partition and Manchester
Railroad.

THE Stockholders Of the Parkton and
4 Manchester railroad Company. aro
hereby notified that there will be- held a.
Election at Manchester, Carroll county.
Nd, on the 2sth Of February next, iar tIss
purpose OF Electinga new Board Of Dircc-
t 1s q SAID Company as required By tho
LEWIS c, MYERI.Y.
jan <o'--'e Secretary
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NOTICE.

THE Office Of the Board Of School Com.
missioners will hereafter be omen on
SATURDAY of each week, for the iransac-
ton Of business with the Secretary. Treas.
urer, and Examiner.
J. NJ NEwS0N,
Westminster, fob lott Secretary.
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Ii ,. GRAMMER hikes pIensurs Il
Ii informing bis friends a, - -
Westminster and vicinity, that W. ~
Il now prepared 10 zorye fhen, -
with nicely
COOKED oYsTERs4
!. 4 share Of patronage Is resreufally 40.
licitpd. TIL 3a
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PUBLIC SALE.


THE subscriber intending 90 decline
i Farming, will sell at Public Sale, at
his residence on his Farm, on Big Pipe
Creek, midway between the Mills of james
\. BOSTON and David Burlington, and
miles east Of Middleburg, aud 4 miles south
of Taneytown, Carroll county, on
Wednesday,, The ID Of March, 1870,
at Q o'clock, A. NJ, the following valuable
personal property, TO wit.
4 Elegant WORK HORSES, -
r1r-~5 MICH cows, sdFA-
NANHeifers and Bull ~
.I.UBroadtread Wagon, Narrow.
tread Wagon, | Stone Bed. pair Hay
Carriages, pair Hay Ladders, Cart, /
new johnson Reaper with Selfrake, in
complete order; l six horse triple gear
Horse Power and Thresher and Double
Shaker, in first.rate order; Wheat Fan, ]
new Spring Tooth Rake, Cutting Box,
good Grain Drills, one with Guano Sewer
attached good three-hors Plow, 2 two.
horse Flows, threehorse Cutivator. 2
good Harrows, 2 Corn Forks, Double
Shovel Flows, | Single Shovel Plow, 3
Spreadets, Single, Double and Triple Trees,
nearly new; lot Of Rakes and Forks, :
Fifth Chains. ] Of which is new; Log
Chain, sets Of Butt Chains, 2 sets Of
Breast Chains, . sets Of Breechbands, 3 sets
Of Front Gears, sets Of Plow Gears, ]
Jackscrew, Halters and Cow Chains, and
many other articles not named. Also
2D0 BUSHELS OF CORN.
Terms Of Sdle.-All sums of SIS and
under, cash; on all sums over IS credit
Of 10 months will be given, the purchasers
giving notes with approved security, bear,
ing interest from the day ofsale. No prop.
erty to he removed until the terms OF sale
are complied with.
feb 3,--ts ISAIAH HAM,
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PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY ~!


TEvHE undersigned intending % locate on
IL medium sized firm, and not having
use for the large amount OF live stock and
farming utensils required on the two 6nrns
which he now occupies, will sell nj Public
Sale, on the premises where he now fesides,
one mile and a quarter south east Of Wake
fed, on the road leading from the Stone
Chapel TO the Brick Meeting House, and
near to the latter place, on
Monday, Me 2Sh of february, 1870,
the following described personal PROPERTY
2 fine WORK HORSES, one ~
Stallion well trained TO work Q4zAa
wherever hitched and is gentle; the N5nAs
other is n good Brood Mare; 2 good
MULES, both Of which work in
va the lead or at any other place they
saA-A.may be hitched; also Colt one
year and eight months old aeUHn
MICH COWS, all Of which have VfM
been selected with care for their---k4-6
SUPERIOR qualities one of which will be
fresh by the day Of sale, and the others Civ.
ing Milk at this time; ] three year old
BULL OF the Teaswater and Durham breeds;
head of Sheep, Of superior breed aud in
good condition; 2 Plantation Wagons. one
with three inch tire and nearly new; 2 large
Gay Carrinsesi and a large four. horse Sled
substantially built; ThresIting Machine
and Power in good running order; a com
bined World Reaper and Mower with cut
gearing, and appearantly in as good condi.
ton as when new; Buckeye Self discharging
Horse Rake, nearly new Portable Cider
Mill, 2 Horse Plow, large horse Harrow,
Corn CulfiyafOrs Hav Fnrke Duno Forks
&c. also large dinner Bell weighing $50
pounds.
Terms AN sums Of So, cash and on
all sums above IS credit of six months
will be allowed, purchasers to give their
notes with satisfactory security and bearing
interest from the day Of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ.
The undersigned also takes this method
OF advertising 1000 or more new Rails at
Private Sale, made from second growth
Chestnut and Of sufficient size.
SAMUEL LAMBERT.
WV. BaowS. Auctioneer.N Jan 27-ts
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PUBLIC SALE.

VNHE subscriber having rented his Farms.
Il will sell at Public Sale, on
Thursday, The 24h Of February, 1870,
on the premises, situated about miles
from Westminster, 3 miles from Finksburg,
on the Deerpark Road at the homestead OF
George Jacobs, deceased, the following
personal property, to wit:
FOUR YOUNG MULES, a.
well broke, all leaders; fine Young N.Y.
BROOD MARES of superior stock: ps,r 81
Driving Horses, one 3 year old biooded
Mare, two 2-year Norman Mare Colts. |
lREz@ Chester Lion Yearling Colt, Is
WM MICH COWS, some that will
several with Calves by their side; / fat All.
derny Bull n years old. Droadtread Road
Wagon, with bed, bows and cover, Wagon
Bells, l 2.horse Spring Wagon, 2 Carts.
Grain Drill, Iron clad Mower, Spring. tooth
Horse Rake, new Sulkey, new Threshinp
Machine. with double shaker, Winnowine
Mill, Furrow Flows, single and double
shovel Flows, 2 Stone Beds, 2 HAY Car,
riages, and 3-horse Harrows, 3horse
Cultivator, Stretchers, Fifth Chains, Log
Chains, Cow Chains, single, double and
triple Trees, Forks, Rakes, Shovels, a LOT
Wagon Harness, Mattocks, Grain Cradles,
Moving Scythes, &c, in fact numerous
other articles too tedious to mention.
TERMs.-All sums of $40 and under cash;
on all sums over $40 credit of s months
will be given, purchasers giving notes with
approved security, bearing interest from
the day of sale.
No property to be removed until the
terms OF sale are complied with.
Bs1 Sale to commence at 0 O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN 7. HILL.
?. A. GoRsrcH, Auctioneer.
feb SITS Aadrep Grdmmer, Clerk.
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N O M ore De at h 8
on
Destruction Of Property from
KEROSENE EXPLOSIONS.
PERKINS Il HOUSES
NON EXPLOSIVE LAMP.

TU>HE following is brief enumeration of
Il the truly superior qualities of this Lamp
over all others
1t is absolutely safe under all circum
stances both from breakage and explosion;
it gives twice as much light from same sized
wick, and uses much less oil than any other
lamp in making the same amount Of light;
il is ornamental and durable; gives no odor
in burning, turned never so low; the steadi-
ness of the flame is especially wonderful
aud 1t lisa successful rival of gas at triiling
expense.
Read the following certificate from well
known and influential citizens Of our own
county.
NEW WINDSOR, CARRoLL COUNTY, No.
JASuARY 10Th, 1870.
This to to certify that we have had in use
for some time, Perkins and Houses patent
non-expl0sive Kerosene Lamps, and are wei
pleased with them, as they give more light
then the glass lamps, and not so liable to smoke
the chimnoys.
That we truly believe they cannot be ex-
ploded by burning in them Kerosene oil,
whether pare or adulterated, and being metallic
are not liable to break by careless handling.
That an examination OF their construction, we
believe, will convince any unprejudced mind
that they arc perfectly safe, and as they can
now be had at moderate price, we think
those who continue TO use the dangerous and
explosive glass lamps, would feel that they are
responsible for the accidents and deaths caused
thereby.
DAVID ENGEL;
URIAH ENGLAR,
J. b. BURLINGTON,
PETER BALE.
PLANE 4 CASSELL,
Sole Agents for Carroll county.
New Windsor, Md. feb l7-3t
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FARM IMPLEMENTS,
Consisting Of 2 Mowers and Reaper, 2 Steel
Tooth Spring Horse Rakes, Wheat Drill, G
Wagons, Carts, Flows, Harrows, Cultyat0rs,
Forks, Rakes, Shovels, Hoes, together with n
large collection of Utensils necessary to con-
duct farm Of this size.
The sale of the Personal Property will com
mence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, aud continue from
day to day until all Is sold
The Real Estate will be offered at IL o'clock,
NJ. on the first day.
TERns OF SALE.-For the Real Estate will be
accom- modating and will be made known on
the day of sale.
For the Personal Property,-All sums under
$50, cash ever that amount n credit Of elk
months will be given, the purchasers giving
notes with approved security, bearing interest
from the day of sale.
Go- Trains will leave Baltimore at 3 A. NJ,
returning will leave for Baltimore at p. NJ.
Conveyance will be at the Depot, at Sykes
vile, to convey persons to the property.
Any one desiring further information, or
wishing to inspect the property will please
call upon or address
S. 7. c. BROWN,
Sykesville, Carroll county, Nd.
feb l0,-ts
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U. s. Internal Revenue.

ASSESSORS OfFIcE, 4th DISTRICT, Nh. l
CLEARsrnixc, January 20, 1870. !,
In accordance with special circular IL.
i sued by the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, and after full Interchange Of
opinion with the Assistant Assessors n re-
ference to the best and most speedy mode
Of assessing the income of 1859 and special
Tax for 1870. all persons liable to such lax.
are respectfully requested to make their
annual returns Of Income, and an artieles
liable to an annual tax 10 the Assistant A.
SCISSORS, on or before the lst day of March
next. Persons failing TO comply as above.
will be assessed, after that date, under the
penalties Of the law.
HENRY W. DELLISGEN,
Assessor 4th District, Maryland.
jan 27- If