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DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY.

TEETH Extracted and Filled wftIY-q1 pa r
atG- H. HURD q RRO.E. r. J1rersc-- -1-sS5
corner OF Third. street.
lteta inserted without covering the Palate
aVold1n the destruction or r9srs mi srrf.1-
isuon' IRsy are light clsanly and durable.
Entire Under Sets Inserted on the suction
principle. rendering them arm an
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TIE KNIFE!
Desperate ARRAY Between Negro Steam
boat Hands.

An ARRAY occurred on the levee yester-
day morning about 9 O'Clock, between a
negro r~oustabout on the steamer St. Joe.
named Jesse Johnson, and q deckhand
named Dave Barkley, during the progress
of which a bOwie-knife was drawn by
Johnson and plunged three times in the
breast of Barley, making wounds from
which It is not thought possible for him
t%Orecover. Johnson made his escape, and
the police were hunting him nearly all
day yesterday.
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FoR SALE! FOR SALE!

DREsS-PATTERNs of popiIn, FOR two dol
lars and fifty cents. hERZ0G u BRO.
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ESTRAY.

Notes ltlde- this heed t1l De- Inserted at Ten
cents per line, each Insertion.
NOW-FrOm rs Vance street, January a.
- 1870, a reddish-hrOWn MULE1 COW, slit
60 tie right ear aud crop Ina the LETT; q sulta-
bic reward will be paid for her recovery.
iuIS r. MUlLJh-
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FOR SALE-MISCELLksE0U

Noses uaaer Hts head U7U Or Inserted E Ten
cents PEI line, each insertion,
NNELLTSG-A desirable t~To-stnry frame
II dwelling and lot, No. 70 Linden street
title perfect; apply on the premises JAN
WOOD LAND.-50O acres wood land for
w sale-dne stock range, six miles north
east Of Memphis. near Hurcnie river, 81 nav
ig8tion, rlgh ana above overflow. apply 70
". BenjtS corner Second and Jackson, or ".
A. Wheatley, Bethel Block. jsIc
OAR LICENSE-With OF without fixtures;
- apply 10 NcLefresh s Co, 2H Front Row.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.
FOR COUNTY TAx-CoLLECToR.

COUNTY TAN-COLLECrOR-GEORGE
4 ELI POWELL IS a candidate Tor County
T-lL--lLtct1T o. shelby County. at the cleo
ItTr ln Starch next, subject 10 The scLicn
,- -Ee County Convention, which meets Jan
uag Eth- jail
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TIE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
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Get Twisted Threads at COwPER-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN s. Co.'S
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HOO. ELYl

This ludicrous, yet popular song with
the masses, is quite old, having been sung
long before the war by the negroes in
Georgia. l. is well known that a 6re-en-
CINE bore the name Of "ShOO-FIy." in Sa-
vannah, as far back rs 1856, having derived
its lame from this simple and senseless
song. As q matter of curiosity TO hun
dreds who have had the chorus ringing in
their carson every hand for several weeks
past, we give the words of what may
truthfully be termed the song of TIE
DeriOd:
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KENTUCKY HORSES FOR SALE.-One
par large sOrrel hOrSos-will work sin
gle or tOgether-tOr sale low by
o. +. PRESCOTT q CO.,
Lamp Store, No. 20 Jefferson street.
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ALL NorIoNs, Trimmings and Fringes
at cost. A. SEESSEL Il son.
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A FINE a~ll-linen hemslitched handker-
chief for twenty cents.
HERZOG & BRO.
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FOR CLERK Isr CIRCUIT COURT.

ELERE FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-We are
- authorized 10 announce General r. n.
BRADFORD for TIE RI1e- OF Clerk OF the
Tlrst Circuit Court of Shelby county- subject
20 the acll0u "a Tie DsInOcl attic convention.
Jals
OLERE FIHsT CIRCUIT COCRT-We are
x authorized % announce Sir. y. D. l.
STEWART - s. candidate for Clark Of the
-frsuCfrcGit court subject - the nomination
OF the County Convention, 10 be held Jauua-
y 9Th tal3
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"SHo0-FLY," by Hogan and Hughes,
MemphIs Theater, to-nlgLt. See il.
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ATT0BHEY-GEN. CRnuNAL COURT.

T~1gNEN-gFEFRAL OF THE GRIM
4 INEH. gHTRT-We ere authorized 10 an
ra1-ee j. NEWT HART Tor AttOruey-G-n-
e-al o- tie Criminal Court. subject 20 the de-
E.strE rf lle Democratic convention. klec-
lion iu Stay, jas
TTgRE EE-GESFRAL OF THE GRIM
"a NAL kI.-We are authorized 10 an
-Culra -. u. MELtH Es a candidate for At
larury-Geuer OF the Criminal Court. DEB
FOR JUDGE Isr CIRCUIT COURT
EIIEr FIRST CIRCUIT COCRT-EdH0rs
q r..-TIs ia response 90 the very compIl-
ll-r-z4E GAIA ln your paper OF yesterday,
zlElr- one 81 ru- Bar, I hereby announce
IuysrIf "a candidate Tor Judge Of the First
Crrult CoUst % shelby county.
dell {. W HEISKELL
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The Southland Writer'S" 1T CowPEa-
THwAIr, Chaplain u Co.'S.
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"SHoo-FLY," a new sensation song, at
The Memphis Theater Tonight.
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THE APPEAL is delivered for IS cents a
week.
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FOR RED RIVER

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Louisville and New Orleans Packet Company
For New Orleans.
NICK LONG ORTIZ ---.-...---.-A master
Wuis elegant passenger steamer
viii leave as above -a4-
THIS DAY. -Uth inst. at 10 am.
LARRY uARLlST1D u, Agent,
ja20 l. Madison street.
EsOE TT ovU oEL0a@R-
The Fleet and luxurious Passenger Stea uer
1mGLLiE A2LE
Dan Able-...ma-te j. L.eaveuwOrLl--clGrk
VIII leave THURSDAY. 9th inst. Gt5 p.m.
kICH'D W.LIGHTBCHNE, Agent.
jal8 No. Jefferson street.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Gem
panY---uHitsd STATES Nail Line.
For Helena, Pine BIuF Little Rock. and
THROUGH To FORT SMITH.
TN - =. Il All n,
hamilton
Thjsn new and splendid passenger T.
steamer viii leave AS aDove ~
THURSDAY, 2Uth inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
". H. EES&EDAY, Agent,
tal9 No. 2 M2dison 81. Stanton BLOCK.
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list.
MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1870.

II APPEAL FOX.
Allen AID PAR-3 schick
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LOOK AT OUR bargains in Dry Goods.
A. SEESSEL &SON.
HOGAN AND HCGUEs in "Shoo-Fly''-
great sensation of the day-tO-night.
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ENCOURAGEMENT
CouNTY TRrsTFE.

7 EON TROUSDALE IS q candidate for
IL County Trustee Of shelby county, sub
Ject to the action OF the Democratic party.
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- cLERK II CIRCUTT CoURT

FOR CLERK 81 CIRCUIT COURT
NLERK BARTLETT CIRCUIT COURT OF
- SHELBY CDTAEl-Edtioys 4gpcgl: Please
mE name a. a candidate for CLERK
of the above ColEt, subject TO the decision "
lhe convention Election IA March ueXL
faFQ 9. n. BARTLETT.
NOR CLERK or THE THIRD (BARTLETTl
T CIRCUIT COURT-Without q doubt ] am
r candidate before the county convention for
Clerk OF the Third iBartIettl Circuit Court.
jai6 j. Nc. EsOOKS
NOR CLERK OF TEE THIRD Or BART
II LETT CIRCUIT COURT-1Iyase All
uounce me as a candidate for the above
once, subject 80 a nomination by tre Con-
NeaGon Janbl CEAa- Johnston
TLERE THIRD CIRCUIT COURT tBART-
y LETTING are authorized 10 announce
J. ". KING IS "a candidate for Clerk or Third
Bartlett Circuit Court, subject 10 the nOm1-
nation Of the County Convention, 10 be held
Jauuar Lll- jail
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PIECE goods greatly reduced.
HERZOG & BRO.
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FOR CLERK ID CmCUIT COURT.

HLRRE SECOND CIECUIT COURT-D. G..
- TRADER IS a candidate for Clerk OF the
second Circuit Court OF shelby county. dGw
CLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-Ws
- are authorized 20 announce Col. JOE
HAEIIEEF - . cand date for the ONCE OF
clerk Of tie Second s-rCuit Court Of Shelby
county. del4
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EOS RENT-FARHS.

Voices under fEiS head all Be iasefsd Al Ten
nenta ner liz nLch iussr..l..
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The horrors at Long Branch during
the severe storm Of Wednesday of last
week We're fearful This famous beach
presented many scenes of thrilling in.
tarest. One schooner went ashore near
the old Ocean House, and her crew
six men were lost One man climbed the
rigging to escape the furious pcting Of
the waves, but was drenehed with tor.
rents of spray, aud became stiiTcncd
like wooden block. Ills frozen fingers
were broken from their grasp, and the
lnanimate mass of icy humanity would
have fallen on deck, but his foot was
caught inthc rigging, suspcudiae him
head downward As the shrieking
demons Of the storm hurtled the un
conscious body to and fro, broken
spar, riding on the angry tide, snapped
the head from the trunk, and it fell
into the angry sea. The men on shore
were powerlcss to help the unfortunate
seamen, aud were obliged to see them
die.
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was also taken up aud considered
Various amendments were adopted, but
before the bill was finally acted upon,
a message relating to the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Compnuys overdue
coupons was recei?ed lrom the Gov
ernor, after which the House adjourned.
M1rch lS.--ln the Senate on Thurs
day evening MIR. Snyder obtained leave
to report bill to Incorporate the Mary
land Commercial and Steamship Com.
p'oy of Baltimore, and to establish
line Of steamers between Baltimore
aud Galveston. The bill to regulate
the lees OF Justices ot the Peace was
passed. To day leave was obtained to
introduce bill to repeal the exemption
from taxation OF any railroad property
IN the State now exempted The Union
Railroad ball was amended to Prov lie
that the road SHAH be constructed within
nine months alter ~ adoption and to
regulate ITS freight charges, aud was
then passed. The biIl Tor the msrec
ton OF iertlilIers was discussed, but no
action reached
inc ii9use OF delegates at the ses'
son OF thursday eveh'nE discussed The
GENERAL Appropriation blll me Sen
ats amendments to the Militia bill were
e9neGrred 'n' ana the oil hnaIIy passed
MI ,lardcaS''' called attention to the
ei .n wording oil a phrase IN inc
blil, by which an unmeasured amount
Oh money may De diverted to the sup
port OF the militia, aud special com
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Bridge Notice.

THE undersigned do hereby give notice
L 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 the
East Branch of the Patapsco Falls, at
Smiths Mill, formerly Ebaugh's, on the
county road leading from Gorsuch Station,
Western Maryland, Railroad TO Hampstead.
J. II. SMITH
march l0-5t and others.
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Read Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given by the under
In signed, that application will be made
to the County Commissioners Tor Carroll
county, at their next meeting after thirty
days from tue date hereof, to condemn the
geonnd SO as TO get access to the Bridge
about being built across Big Pipe Creek, at
John Wiest's mill dam Il fJ'i nj ssfif IA
HENRY r. Eek,
marel i0-5t and others.
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CORStabIe'S Sale.


ERl virtue two writs of Fieri Facias
~ issued by Abner Near, Justice of the
Peace Of the State of Maryland. in and for
Carroll county, one at the suit of WASHINGTON
Durbin, and the other at the suit of II. l..
trichey Il Co, use of. NJ. Parke and A. II.
Huber, against the goods and chatteIs. lands
and tenements OF Nathan Snowden, and to
me directed, ! have seized all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate of said Ma.
than Snowden, in and to
HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND.
in the city of Westminster, on the west side
OF Union Street, fronting on said street 30
feet, and running back 1904 feet, more or
less. to an alley, then fronting on SAID alley
30 feet, and then to the place OF beginning,
containing one eight of an acre of land,
more or less now occupied by said Nathan
Snowden, md being the same property and
premises conveyed by George A. Mouer 10
John B. Snowdcn and William II. I.owery.
by deed dated the 18th ofApril, 1867, and
recorded among the Land Records of Car.
roll county, in Liber w. A. Mex, No. "a,
Folio 523, &c
hereby give notice that on FRIpAY. the
sth day of ApRIL, 1870, at o'clock, P. NJ,
at the Court House door, in the cily of
Westminster, | will offer the above proper.
", so seized aud taken in execution, at
Pubic Sale, to the highest bidder for cash.
REUBEN W. STEM,
march Its Constable
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Westminster CemcteryNo Notice,

CEALED proposals for the Superinten.
- dence Of the Westminster Cemetery for
one year, commencing April list, 1870, will
be received by the Secretary on or before
the 2lst Of March. For further particulars
call upon the Secretary.
BY order Of the Board,
Il. X. GERNAND,
mar 3. Secretary.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
March %. 1870

II
reef Cattle. The offerings at the Scales
dqa9rlng the past week amounted to SSl head.
me prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Ssealawags, at 25a$4 90; ordinary HIN
steers, Oxen and Cows 4 Ooas5 90; iair ana.
ny beeves OoaS7 90; and the very hest
beeyes at I Ooass G2l per 100 lbs. the aver e1r.
age price being about So 90 gross.
~ cts. perpound gross.
Hogs.-Prices ranged rs follows, Ga;r 10
net Pei iVo lbs
Woot.-Unwashed, at 80 to a2 cents tub.
washed AZ to so cts, and pulled at % to 80
cents per pound. %
Leathsr. City Slaughter AZ to AZ ce,ts,
Rough Skirting Ss to 81 cents; Spanish sos,
S6 to So cehtsi Country Slaughtered "a 10 10
81 cents. "
109 TO ii cents. 80 Wv
Hay. Pennsylvania baled Timothy nj
2laS22 per ton, 1870 80 ~
feathers-rQu Quote at 40 to so cents nor III
Tor common TO prime live geese. '~5
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Road Notice.

Estate Of Jdco6 Popdcr, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Subscri
~ bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Testamen
tary on the Personal Estate of
20 JACOB POWDER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
WILLIAM 7. SMITH,
LEWIS GREEN,
march l0-4t Acting Executors.
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The snow in the Lake Superior re.
glon was six feet deep on level il the
woods on the ID inst, aud three feet
deep in the main street of the towns.
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W NO. 1880 EQUITY, 80 -7-.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll county as
a Court Of Isqsily,
Augustus May as. Joseplifl. Essex.
MKncH Z, 1870.
TESHI3 object Of this suit is ~ procure a
4 decree for the sale Of a tract of land.
situate 10 Carroll county, Maryland, now
in the possession Of Joseph 3. Essex.
The bill filed in this cause alleges that
the defendant is n on.resideut and states
that the defendant. Joseph l.. Essex, pur.
chased a house and lot Of land from Angus.
tus May on or about the 18th Of October,
1856, and that the defendant has paid only
small portion Of the purchase money TO
Augustus May, which wRs agreed 10 be paid
thereon, leaving large balance of the said
purchase money SO agreed 10 be paid by
the defendant. still due and owing to the
complainant, the said Augustus May.
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered that
the complainant by causing copy of this
order to be inserted in some newspaper
published at Westminster, ia Carroll coun-
~, once week for four successive weeks
before the 9th day of April next, give notice
to tho said absent defendant Of the object
and subtance Of this bill, and warn him
to appear in this Court in person or by
solicitor, on or before the 9Th day of August
next, to answer the premises and show
cause, ifhe has any, why decree should not
be passed as prayed
JNO. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
JSo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
march lot
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue OF an order Of the Orphans
ID Court of Carroll county, tho under
signed, Acting Executors Of Jacob Powder.
deceased. will sell ut Publc Sale, Mt the late
residence Of the deceased, about one aud
half miles from Westminster, on the Balti
more Pike, on
Thursday, the 2lh n March, 1870,
at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, the following property;
2 good S~ldlc HORSES.
49, / MULES, s SHEEP, GEEK
va SllOATS, 7 head Of fresh ~.
s2a4II~ N lien COWS, 2 Alderny Bull
Calves, Mccormick Reaper, do. Mower,
both nearly new Wheat Drill, Spring. tooth
Rake, Horse Power and fhrcsher, Pioneer
stump Pullc and Rock Litter Horse Power
Strap and Circular Saw, Hay Fork aud
Rope, irecchhnuds, Saddles, Brides, Col.
lars, Harness, Lead Gears, G.horse Line.
Flows. liarrows, Forks, Rakes, Shovels,
Mattocks, 2-horae Carriage, new Buggy.
Plantation and Road Wagons, with covers
and bows complete, Cart and Harness,
Log Chains, Grain Cradles and Moving
Scythes. Grindstoue, Cider Mill and Press,
Meat Tubs, Wheelbarrow, Donkey Wagon,
Corn Forks and Coyerer. Butt and Breast
Chains. Jack Screw, Fodder Cutter Bark
Ladders, Hay Carriage and Beams, Buggy
Harness, Cutting Box, Flynet, SINGLE dou.
BILE and triple Trees, together with variety
Of farming implements necessary for con,
Quoting IirstCass farm.
FORTY CORDS OF WOOD
at Lime Kiln, As Perch of Lime Stone. %
Cords of Wood in the woods, lot of Saw
Logs lot Of Wheat, Rye and Oats growing,
5000 Shingles, 900 Chestnut Rails, . Hogs.
heads of Cider Vinegar, Clover and Timothy
Seed by the bushel, Potatoes by the bushel,
Corn by the barrel Hay and Straw by the
ton, and great many other articles. Also
"A lot of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNlrunE.
Terms IF Sale. An sums under So cash;
on sums Of So and upwards credit Of six
months will be given, the purchasers giving
notes with approved security bearing inter.
est from the day of sale. No property to
be removed until the terms of sale are con.
piled with.
WILLIAM T. SMITH,
LEWIS GREEN,
Acting Executors.
WN. BHowY, Auctioneer.
march lots
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Notice.

County CoNMIssIoxgRs' OFFICE.
WestnaRSter, March sth. 1870.
T1NuE County Commissioners will receive
Il proposals until the First Monday Of
April, for building Bridge at Weist' s.
formerly Maus' } fording across Big Pipe
Creek, with the following dimensions :
The ahatments to be built on good and
substantial foundation of stone, laid in good
sand aud lime morter, to be raised 10 feet
above ow water, Is feet long, feet thick
at the bottom, 3 feet at the top, with wing
walls 20 feet long, feet at the bottom,
battered to 21inches at the top, nared to
foot to the rod, to be filed up with earth
with grade Of 20 inches to the rod. The
span to be 10 feet, to be built Of good white
oak timber on the truss plan, TO be covered
with inch plank.
The Commissioners will also receive pro.
posals for Stone Arch Bridge at the same
place.
By order Of the Commissioners.
JAMES BLIZZARD,
march lot Clerk
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parktOn and Manchester
Railroad.

A CCORDING to resolution passed at
"A the last meeting of the Board of the
Partition and Manchester Railroad Comnany.
the Stockholders of said Company are
hereby notified that their 9th, eth and sth
insla|lnents OF 90 on each and every
share OF Capital Stock by them subscribed,
wIli become successfully due on the 10th of
April, May aud June, 1870. -,
LEWIS G. MYERLY.
march lift SECRETARY
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SUBSCRIPTION & ELECTION
NOTICE.
WESTMINSTER Gas LIGHT CoMpAxr, !
------ febrnarN 2Sth. 1870. [

WESTMINSTER Gas LIGHT CoMpAxr, !
1-.+. February 2sth, 1870.
THE undersigned hereby give notice that
Il books Of subscription to the Capital
Stock Of the Westminster Gas Light Com
pany, have been opened at the First Ma.
tIonal Bank, aud will remain open from
day TO day until Thursday, the 24ih day of
March, 1870, on which day, between the
hours Of II and o'clock, an Election
for President and Directors TO manage
the affairs Of the said Company, shall be
held by ballut,-that the Capital Stock is
divided into shares of $40 each, and each
Stakeholder is entitled to one vote for every
share of Stock owned. and that an install.
ment Of 81, lone dollar) per share is re-.
quired to be paid previous to the Election.
W. A. CUNNINGHAM,
II. A. HOLMES,
JOSHUA YINGLING,
A. Il. DURBIN,
JOHN l.. RE1FSNIDER,
DR. J. w. Herring,
JOHN b BOYLE,
mar at and others.
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VIM. LIediich, Proprietor.
Wanted.
JOEL BLIZZARD.


A LARGE assortment Siberian Squirrel.
IN Water Mink French Sable, Cap;es 6ud
Nuts, also childrens' Ears, in great variety
and cheap, at s. y
oct IS M Norri. Il CO..
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LORILLAR DIS
Yacht Club

LORILLARD'S have now been IN gon,
SNUEFS States Stat s'e over " III iio ysars.
and still acknowledged "the best wherever
used.
II your storekeeper does not have these arti-
Giles for sale, ask him to get them; they are sold
BY respectable jnbbers almost eserywhere-
Circular OF prices forwarded on application.
+. L0RlLLARD 4 CO.,
jan 2T-3m New York.
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Estate Of Henry Nicholas, deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that tho subscriher
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, letters Of Administration on the
Personal Estate Of
HENRY NICHOLAS,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persuns
having claims against said Estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same within six mon,hs
from this date, otherwise they may be excluded
from all benefit Of said Estate. Those indebted
are requested to make immediate payment.
RACHEL NICHOLAS,
mar Sat Administrative.
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On the same day, at ~ o'clock. NJ. II
not previously sold, I will sell tract OF
land, situate on the Gorsuch Road, of a
mile north from Gorsuch Station, contain.
ing ~ Acres, more OF less This property
Is laid off in convenient fields The i'm
proYemcn,s consist of comfortable two.
story Log HOUSE, Stable, A >n,.,
Hog House, &c. has on it an Et,nS,b
Apple Orchard Of choice III iiFm1A
fruit, and Spring Of excel E44s3 I =ess;Sszz5-
lent water near the dwelling.
THIS property is in good state of c,.lti.
walton, well located, and has a southern
exposure. II will he offered at Private
Sale, until the above date.
Persons wishing to view the above de.
scribcd property, will please cali on j. NJ.
swyartzbaugh residing thereon, or upon the
subscriber.
Terms, which will be liberal, made known
on day Of sale.
march Its DAVID LOWE
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-03-24

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