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NO. ITO EQUITY.

Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Ephraim W. Becker, Trustee, VS.. Abdiel
W. Becker.
ORDERED this 10th day of January,
" 1871, that the sales made by Ephraim
W. Becker, Trustee, of Abdiel W. Becker,
and reported in the bill of complaint in this
ebe ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or be,
fore the I'D day OF February next; provided
a copy of this order be published once in
each of three successive weeks before the
18th day of February next.
The sales reported are. via, Real Estate
to the amount Of Sl457. SO; Personal Prop.
erty $253.56.
JNO. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
jan l9-3t JHo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
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Examiners Notice.


RY virtue Of Commission issued to us
ID by the County Commissioners for Car
roll county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires a
public road to be opened commencing at
point on n certain public road which runs
from Joshua Wisner's mill to the Pennsyl.
vania Line, to a point on the public road
which runs from said Wisner's mill to Bach.
mans mill. Said point of CONNER cement
is near Branch running through the land
Of John Stricklin, thence along said branch
with common wagon road, heretofore laid
out by Peter Masonheimer. until it inter
sects the division line of the land of the
said Masonheimer and David Lippy, and
running thence with said division line, or
nearly SO, until it intersecis TIC lands of
Michael Frock and William Baclman and
RAINING thence with the division lines. or
nearly so, of the lands Of the said Michael
FFock, David s. Starner, John Everhart,
IT,, and William Bachman, to the afore.
said county road near William Bachman's
lime stone quarries.
This is therefore to notify all persons,
whom it may concern, that the undersigned
will meet on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
Sd day of MARCH, 1871, at 0 o'clock, A. NJ.
TO execute the trust reposed in us by said
commission.
LEVI YINGLING,
JABEZ A. BUSH.
FRANCIS IL. 0RENDORFF,
jan l9'5t Examiners.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.

VNHE subscriber will sell at Private Sale
Il the residence formerly occupied by the
late Lewis Trumbo, Esq. This property is
situated on Main Street, Westminster, few
doors east Of Church Street, has parlor,
hall and sitting room in front, and dining
room and kitchen in back building, also
comfortable Office attached to dwelling, good
dry cellars under froat building. There is
upon this property q large stable, hog
house, corn house, smoke house, fruit trees,
grapes, and we'll Of excellent water. The
lot Is go feet front by 1893 feet deep, and
the property is in all respects most desi,
rable one. Terms reasonable.
Possession will be given on the first day
OF April.
jan left j. w. Herring.
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The Richmond Board of Health re-
ports that of the 900 persons who died
during 1870, only one died Of govt and
four Of incompetence. This shows we'll
for tho temperance in eating and drink
ing Of that conpuuity.
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The cold weather and snow storm of
Monday appears to have extended gen.
orally along the North Atlantic sea
board. At Montreal the thermometer
was twenty.six degrees below zero.
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wEsTMINsTER CEMETERY,

VNHE Stockholders and Lot Owners in
Il the Westminster Cemetery Company,
are hereby notified that an Election for
President and Board of Managers, will be
held on FRIDAY, JANUARY 9th, at O. elk,
2. M. By order,
L. X. GERNAND,
jan l2-3t Secretary.
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Dividend Notice.

wKsrMusrER SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
January It'll, 1871.
V,HE President and Directors have this
il day declared dividend Of
FIVE PER CENT.
on the capital stock, weekly aud monthly
deposits of said Institution, for the year
ending October 4th, 1870, payable on and
after the 10th instant.
NATHAN !. G0RSUCH,
jan l2--3t Treasurer.
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BUILDING Hardware, Nails, Locks,
ID Hinges and Screws, Cabinet Hardware,
Coffin Handles, Hinges, Screws and Plates,
Carpenters, Cabinet and Coopers' Tools,
Agriculture. and d full stock of general
HARDWARE, for sale at the lowest retail Bal.
timore prices, at
JoHy L. REIFsSiDER's
sep West End, Westminster.
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Wood Lot at Private Sale.

A LOT Of land containing l3l acres,
N we'll set with Chestnut and Oak sit.
uated about II miles from Gorsuch Station /;
adjoining lands of VIM. II. Ensor and Henry
T. Morelock. Terms reasonable.
jan 1885 JESSE l.. LESTER.
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and Hats ready made and made to order ID
the very latest styles and at the shortest
possible notice.
All the above mentioned goods viii be
sold as cheap as they can be bought in Bal
timore. Main Street, few doors west OF
Depot, at P. B. Mikesell's old stand.
nov "a
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For Sale.

0AAA Bushels of heavy Bran Shorts
ZUUO and Midlings, atmy Mill, Sham
berger's Station.
jan I9-4t ISAAC WINCHESTER.
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In the Orphans Court for Carroll County.
DECEMBER TERM. 1870

In the Orphans Court for Carroll County.
DECEMBER TERM, 1870.
Ncb EsH! %. Of ON application ton i j;
deceased. day of Jan1ary, 1871,
that the sale Of undevised Real Estate OF
Michael Wagner, late Of Carroll county, de.
ceased, made by John Smith, Acting Exc.
cutor OF the last viii and Testament of said
deceased, and this day reported to this
Court by the said Executor, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause be show. to the
contrary, on or before the LIST Monday, 9th
day OF February next; provided copy Of
this order be inserted for three successive
weeks in some newspaper printed and pub.
lished in Carroll county, before the said LIST
Monday, 9th day of February next. The
Executor reports the sale of all the unde.
vised Real Estate of said deceased, consist.
ing OF a farm containing ll9 acres and IS
square perches of land, more or less, sitiia.
ted in Carroll county, sold at public sale,
to Samuel Bricker, for the gross sum of
N 10 thousand five hundred and twenty nine
dollars, -($95290
True copy,-Test:
JOS. NJ. PARKE,
Jan l2-3t Register Of Wills.
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Trustees Sale.


DY virtue of Decree Of the Circuit
ID Conrt for Carroll county, sitting as
Court Of Equity, the subscriber, as Trustee,
will sell at Public Sale, on
THURSDAY, THE 10th OF FEBRUARY,
1871, at Louis Baxtcr's Hotel. in Finks.
barg, at one o'clock. Z. NJ, the Real rs
tate decreed by said Court 10 be sold, il
being the land of which Alexander Shipley.
late Of Carroll county, deceased, died seized
and possessed. This property, is situated
in Finkshurg district, Carroll county, about
miles south of Westminster, half mile
from Westminster turnpike. and half a
mile from Western Maryland Railroad, ad.
joining the lands of Daniel Bush, Mr.. Bay
and others, containing
70 Acres, Rood and 80 Square
Perches Of Land.
The improvements consist of comfortable
Two Story DWELLING,
Log Barn, and other neces. AL1N-G
sary out buildings; spring ~
osexcelent water at the door, y
a fine Apple and Peach, Orchard In full
bearing. This farm is divided into conve
nient fields, and is in fine condition, with a
sufficient quantity of wood and watcr.-
Possession given Immediately.
Terms Of Saie.-One.third cash on the
day of sale, or on the ratification Of said
sale by the Courts and the residue to be
paid in two equal payments, one to be paid
in twelve months, and the other in two
years from the day of sale. bearing interest
from the day Of sale, and TO be secured by
the purchaser or Purchasers notes with Sc.
curi'y to be approved by the Trustee and
upon the payment of the purchase money
the Trustee will execute to the purchaser q
good deed for the premises.
NJ. G. CoCKEY, Trustee.
p. A. GoRsucH, Auctionecr.
jan 10 IS -.--.
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m evefy afyielund variety. W
Having had great experience in our bust
ness, we feel satisfied inlmying we oan scll
our goods to a greater advantage then cen
be had elsewhere ss.s..
BkD- Give us call.
Nov. Soft. ,
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Bank Stock For Sale.

"E have One Hundred and Forty (l40)
w Shares of Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank Stock for sale.
FRIZELL C MANNING.
jan i2-st Bankers, Westminster, Md.
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FOR SHERIFF.
commissioners Notice.

THE County Commissioners of Carroll
county, will meet at their Office, In
Westminster, on the FIRST MONDAY OF
FEBRuARY, 1871, for the transaction of bust
ness. BY order,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
jan 5-4t Clerk.
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pLACK and coiorsd AIpaca., u. YinglIng
ID 4 Sons. nov 10
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SH@Nu SA6Is
nY virtne Of n wri, Of Fer; Fac;a. ;ssuod
* on, ~ 10 s.;rco;, Con-, ~ Ges.oIi
counts STATE or MARYLAND A. IL s";, iv ~
Abraham stoner against the goods and
ebattels, lands and tenemeuls Of Rein
d;pec,sd have .anod A. .nd ."len ",o ne
t;on III foIl"w;nr nroner,r y;y :" 4 II ,bo
r r; tile interest md esia,e 1T Law and
n eon;ty ~ Inc sa;J Pa1;n Dorsev Of IN
on, ~ a,i ,ha, nars ~ ,rao, oria9d ~ .a,iad
"a oreen3sn, I'm s;.na,e nj C.rr s snn
10 eon,a;n;ng ''' '''' ~"
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A CHOICE assortment Of flne Blaek
"A Alpaeas also low priced and fancy
colors, al
sep II I'll. Ne,ris i ca
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ne IHIpTOVeIIellS cOnsIst OF
Two Story DWELLING,
Log Barn, and other neces.
sary out buildings; a spring,
osexcellent water at the door,
N Eaa A ,.,ia a,I Dnaak n,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28
BROWN OAISM IN MISSISSIPPI
The Radical En0rmities Resumed In DeSVtO
County, Mississippi.

Since ths canvass commenced In good
earnest in Mississippi, the Democrats
have been making wise, steady and solid
progress. This Was particularly notices
bic in DeSoto county. The Radicals
could not calmly bear these changes,
They had the whole machinery
of elections in their own hands,
and by q skillful manipulation OF
that machinery they could fourther
their own ends, and in s measure defeat
the wishes Of the people. There is 8
board of registrars and q board of super
yisors in every county. The registrars
say who sEsll vote, and the supervisors
say how the voting is when done. The
fernando Press says: MONDAY week,
the report was circulated that Messra. M.
A. Thornton, E .Bouldin and ]. W. Nc
Call had been removed from their posi-
tions as supervisors, and that Messrs. W.
B. Battle, John A. Scott and ]. d. Lucas
had been appointed in their places, and
fhst SoweQ NeWEOm had been appointed
20 ill the vacancy created by the resignA-
tion of J.H. Cooke.
The board OF commissioners, consisting
of Josiah Daley, Radical candidate for
sheriff. Sowell NewsOm, Radical csndi-
date for treasurer, and A. w. Smith,
chsncery clerk, Immediately assembled
and made an order removing T. P. Man
ming and B. r. Chambliss as registrars,
and appointing Henry Richardson and NJ.
d. McNeely in their places. Mr.. McNeely
is & Conservative, and accepted the posi-
ton at the request OF our friends. The
law requires tina there shall be one Con-
sentative on the board, and therefore they
were compelled to give IS one. Against
MessTs Manning and Chsmbliss no
charges OF any kind were made they had
no notice that there were any objections
urged against them, and no opportunity
TO defend themselves. The Radicals still
were not satisfied The board of super
visors Immediately re assembled, and by
one stroke Of the pen utterly wiped out
and abolished three Of the strongest Con-
.servstive election precincrs in b county,
namely Palestine, Thyssirs snd Tsylor's
Store,
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Friday, November 10. 1871,

with legal hours, the lots Of land designated
and numbered from Ito 81, Inclusive. on the
plan of subdivision OF f77x acres Of land be-
Ion ging to K. ]. B. L. VIM, situate In Shelby
county, on the new Raleigh road. and bound
cd in part on the north BY Wolf river. these
lots, as laid OF on the plan now on exhibi-
ton at the once Of the Cierk aud Master and
OF c0mplainan.s' solicitor, L. B. Mcfarland,
Esq embrace s. 9. 10 end II acres
These lots, or any OF them, viii be sold for
one-tniId cash, and the balsncos OF q credit
Of six q twelvs months, with six per cent
interest. Notes without security viii oe re-
quired OF the purchaser, and lien retained TO
secure the deferred payments.
These lands are are all timbered, fertile and
well adapted for SMALL FARMS, or for gar
dening purposes
such Bargains rs VIII BE- offered in his LAM
have seldom been offered to the SPECULAToR.
the Wo~oD-DEALER. the GARDEN II, and ali
who want residence property adjacent 10 and
convenient to Memphis-beirg on tEa line Of
the projected RAILROAD from Memphis to Ra-
leigh, and only ~ mi 81 from Court Square.
- Full particulars and plans can be had
st my on1ce, or L s. MCFARLAND, Sol. for
complainant, at the Planters Insurance
Building, Ne. Al Madison street, Memphis,
Tennessee.
N. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Ocll-dtd
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Bonds I'm London.


The market az the close to-day lost what &
gained the day before, and closed dull on a
basis Of middling at IL to 1870. the latter be-
ing the extreme outside figure, the sales at
this figure being made in the morning. Fac
tors report this as the dullest day of the sea-
son. Sellers are not frightened, and give way
only when concessions are made. They are
confident that prices will be better in a few
days. Buyers do not seem anxiOust to buy and
only buy on CONCESSIONS In tact, the market
days sales, the sales To-Day amount TO 100
bales Indirectly We heard of one party dis
posing Of 500 bales, but failed TO find the man,
Gnd we think our Informant must nave been
misinformed.l Among those sold to-day were
the following: l62 low middling, ITZ; 5 strict
middling, "; II low middling, ~; 6 barely
good ordinary, l64; 5 low middling, IT< 8
mlddling, l7L; 8 strict low middling, III; 90
strict low mtddlirg, Hk: y strict middling,
ls14; l2 low m'ddling, lSz; 2 good ordinary,
IS strict low middfing, f7sz; 20 strc Ct good ordl-
nary. I716: good middl ng ~; II ordinary.
l6&; BLOW middling, TX; . middllng, III. As
middling, IFS 80 strict low middltng, ~; 10
strict low middling, I7&: % middling, 1T%; 80
strict good ordinary, lIA; Bgood ordinary, ~.
The market in New York opened quiet. mid
ding ls1ze, and closed heavy 1T lS3kc. In Iiv-
erpOOl the market opened steady, middling
uplands, s1sd; Orleans, g4d, and closed dull
and heavy, middling upiands, barely skd; Or
bales Of which 1900 were for speculation and
export; stock on hsnd, $1,000, of which 1871 .0O
are Americana; Imports for the week, 5000, of
which 1900 are American.
The weekly statements Of receipts, stock, etc,
at all United States ports, t~elegraphed to-day,
compared with the corresponding week last
season is as follows: Weeks receipts Increase
l0oO, sales increase 1000, stock on hand increase
69,oO0, American increase 5000.
1he following is the comparative daily state
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MINOR TELEoRAMs.

Havana subscribes $4,000 to Chi.
cago.
The Austrian ministry have re.
signed.
The Episcopal convention adjourned
Thursday night.
A schooner loaded with struggled
goods wss seized at Beverly, Msssschu-
sets yesterday.
DR.. Medlicott, the Kansas murderer,
was convicted at Gsrnett yesterday.
Wished for new trial.
The United States Minister Echenck
is indisposed, and has gone into the
country to recuperate.
It is stated that the pardon commits
sioners will iberate most of the Paris
Communists now IL prison.
News from Mexico says that Saltillo
still holds out sgainst Monterey revolu-
tiopists. This is important.
Queen Victoria has contributed $500
towards the Chicago fund. She was al
ways very prudent in her charities.
A train from San Francisco bound
eastward ran of the track ststhe San jos
ouin river yesterday. One man killed and
several seriously hurt.
Tweed was arrested yesterday on a
warrant from Albany. He was released IN
81, 100000 bonds. jay Gould and Commo-
dore Garrison are the sureties-
The president has appointed VIII
liam NJ. Evsrts and Benjamin R, Curtis
counsel before the tribunal of arbitration
at Geneva, in addition to Caleb Gushing.
Mrs. Cook got a judgment against
Brigham Young in the United States
court at Salt Lake yesterday for $2976.
The Mormon papers say that the govern
msnt cannot interfere with them without
striking at the root of religious freedom in
the country.
a most important arrest Of counter
feiters took place IN New York Thursday
Ballard is the only man outside of gov
eminent employ who knows the secret of
manufacturing government fibre paper.
The material captured includes ten thou
sand dollars, s transfer press believed 70
be the onlv u outside of the treasury,
full sets of steel and copper plates for
thousand, twenty, ten and fgo dollar
bills; also full sets of plates for fractional
currency, stamp for the treasury seal, fac
Simle types for raising notes, and S45, 900
in counterfeit money.
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Trade.

Business on Front street and levee was not
50 active as previous days OF the week. The
weather Is still fine, but q few degrees cooler
The season throughout has been remarkably
favorable for all branches OF business. Plant.
es are realizing better crops than " 5 at first
anticipated. More attention has b en given
TO raising grain and produce taan in previous
years. The season has been Ia favorable con-
trsst with that north and west. The oTouth
y Still prevailing In the upper countries, and
has not been equalle0 within the past twenty
I'VE yearh- All through central and southern
Illinois wells n small streams are
ly dried up and the inhabfi ants ind great
difficulty In obtaining sufficient water for the
household anu stock The SOL Is so dry that
pioughing Is rendered impossible. b drouth
extends farther north, and 70 Wisconsin. Thje.
connected with the fearful confazrariois
throughout the country-in the mo1ntaius.
over the western prairies q In Chicago--hns
q tendency 70 strengthen prices, hut wherever
their has been An advance, II b been 90 slight
and gradual hat the effect has not been felt
and we believe that nothing serious, financial
IL a commercially, will grow out oft PROB
ably the grain market VIII eventually feel the
effect OF this more than any other product, as
the quantity destroyed throughout the burnt
districts Is Immense, and hour Is constantly
stireninR, VITA . tendency 70 advances, though
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~Non-ResIdsnt KOfIce.

No. So, Rim the First Ohancery Court OF
~, u, Ferguson, H. @. DenE ct al
TT appearing from afadavtt In this eanse
Il that the defe1dants TO b amended and
srpDlemeutal bill zled herein, o wit: John
Ferguson and William Ferguson are citizens
OF Ohio, and non-resadents Of the State OF
Tennessee; also, It appearing from Shertn 8
i. Dent cannet he found In Saelby county;
Iii therefore ordered. Thetthey make their
appearance herein, ut the courthouse IN Ihe
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nrst
Monday In December, 1871, n plead, answer
or demur to eomplai1ant's amended ana
supplemental bill, or the same WILDE taken
exparte: and that q copy OF this order oe
publisned once a week. for four successive
weeks, In The Memphis Appeal
EDMUND A. C0LE,C Clerk and Master.
BY X. J. BLACK, Dc. ana -
Vanca and Anderson, s0lE. for com. 0cl6
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Friday, November 10th, 1871,

within legal hours. the following described
property, to-wft: The ". half 20 OF lot q. as
laid down on the original plan OF the city OF
Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee, begin
nfng az the intersec ion OF the south side Of
the hrst alley north OF Adams street. kLoFn
a. 2ank alley, and Mississippi or From roads
thenes south 50 degrees, 50 inutes east. one
hundred and forty-sight and one-hsh feet
Q4sLO, with Una south side Of said Bank alley
10 ~ intersection with another alley. run
ming at right angles Herewith, called Front
aIieT. thencs with the west side OF Front
siIey south 60 degrees 50 minGtss west, 81 feet
fnenes to the dtvidi 9 line. etgeen the
20 halves Of said lot %; thence wiki said
.4fyfding line, north 80 degrees, 50 minutes
za-t. lE[ feet to Mississippi or Front row;
thenee with said row north, Q degrees, d
east, 81 feet II inches TO the begin
nInS tha entire lot being covered By q brick
ouiidipg. tbs front Of which Is four stories
nigh and tbe rear % we stories high. Terms
OF sale one-th I'd 20 cash, y IN SIX and IN
twelve months fron date ga sale. R1rcnsss
required 70 execute notes Win spRfStWnTSS -
sonal security, lien 70 be rsIsIas" ~
are paid.
Thts October 10, 1871.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Mastars
Mcdowell & Martin, Attorneys
Red-ocll
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Monday. November s. 1871.

within legal hours. the following described
property, to-wft: Two 90 lots o. lana slt1ate
and being in Shelby county. tennessee and
CITY OF Nemphi the same being auoo1Y1stons
OF lots one, two and three Il and 3. OF block
No a.. a. laid down on the plan Of that pant
IN the city Of South Memphis, and marked
In said subdivision as lots four al y I've G6
lot 4 BEGINNING on the east side Of peSOto
street one hundred q nfty feet south o
Vance street fronting; thence southwark on
one hundred and hfty feet Lot Nc. 5 south
OF and adjoining the said lot No. 4, fronts on
east side Of DeSoto street nfty feet running
back between parellel lines one hundred and
nity feet; which viii. be sold secordiug %
survey to be made and nled he1eins snDo4.
viding the same into 8 or more lots, ana
which can be seen at said once.
TERMS OF G cretlt o. slx ana
twelve re- and In months from date OF sale,
purchsasr required 20 execute notes with APP
proved security; lien to be retained 81 fur
fher security; equity Of redemption barred.
EDNUND a COLE, Clerk and Master.
Lo9Vood 4 Nicou and Korn'eeht and Gran,
Attornsya- H1-o0