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NOTICE. STATE OF john SCHEY1SC. DECEASED.
~ Notice Is hercy given, that the undersigned Admins
traitor the John Sthcying late of comfy of
La sale and state Illinois, deceased VIII appear before ne
County Court OF IN" third Monday lreng the
18th day. OF Nov. - al Tbs CoETI HOus In OF aid
county when and Where nj, persons clair.
against said estate NOTIFIED 30 attend AID .t the e
in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 81 aay OF OCc A.. y .S,2
FEI.IP SCUOCH.
oct5 5w Administrator.
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( AK 1bi = ~ - NssE.-To all person, Nhom
- .WaN 'uutSrr: Notice j. given that the under
hri Guardian 0. Maggie AhrrI, Richard Ahsru william
AhtTA anu Ju Ia Alttp. minors. will apply
ouEl ~ The county OF Ia sale and state Illinois,
efcpI To DE ht on The hri Monday october 1872 for
leave sell ali the right, tIr and pcre,, OF said minors in
ana 70 the following real c-t4e, undivided
tW"hteths on Tue % the northwest quarter
OF section ivI: IN township thirty three North three
east OF ne td p1cpal eidlau 81 said La sale county
pf the support, tdUcAtlOu aud said minors,
ana 10 Invest the much thereof As sha not be
CURED fer that purpose pursuance OF The statute
case made and provided. PATRICK AUEEN
Dated september 18Th, 1872. CuardIau, &c.
kICE& BlCEYOED, ATTORNEYS, sepls-3w
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III l'i's-. "a LIZ by virtue vf an eAecu.
- Non Issued out OF the clerks office OF the Circuit
OF la SAN! county .Ed state ol Illinois. and 10 directed
Witeby am commanded - make the amount of certain
judgment recently obtained against AOnZo Edwards
OF tco Wv Bake, out Of the lands. tcnelnen>. goods
cAtes OF the said AonzO Edwards, have levied the fol-
IoWuS property, to Wit:
Lots Nos four and &c, in VIZ NV Sec. 70. r. 49, L. /
East 30 I. NJ, in the county OF La Sale and Illinois,
therefore, according 10 sand command. shall expose Tor
st public auction al the right. title and interest of the
anpFt named AonzO Edwards in and above described
properly On Friday the 18th day Of september 1874
toch p y, at the south door OF the County Court House
In Ottawa. Illinois
Dated at Ottawa this 18th day OF August 4. D ls,2.
DANIEL BLAKE.
au2l' ~" Sheriff Of La sale County, IN.
Tho ab1y" sale = HJ uuoi - Friday. The llth DAY 0.
'oD-r a. D. ~. q; 'ie -"r" .i- r aud same place.
DANIEL BLAKE,
-"'..-'N sheriff OF La Sale Co.. H.
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NOTICE.-EsTATEo OF MICHAEL Ryan, DgCEASHD-
~ Notice Is hereby given, thai the undersigned, admins.
ratx Of the estate Of Michael Ryan, late Of county
la Sale and State OF Illinois deceased, Will appear be
fore the County said county the third Monday
benS Tie 2lst October 1872, al the Court House in
Ottawa in said county, when and where all persons hNl2
claims demands said notified - attend
aud present the same Ia writing for adjust meKt.
Dated this 23th day Of August A. d. 1872.
MARY EYAS.
auC3l-ew Atuil!-t!a.r.4
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NASI k'~. ~ IT, Notlce +. hereby GIVEN
VI Ihh H rtGc 90 tdDc!r- made entered vi record
OF toe Circuit Cont u La sale county Of Illinois az
lhe "aN tenn ~ 'ad court D. ~, In
l.N i'at .. - leon. ' ~. >cs thereof where
IN D.a ht-l. aiI.-'TaitN rf The NleNaLder "
Nt u, % t'o complainant. and Jacob ..hOurIe an
tttHt e." III ' V"rr defendants shall lucsday the
irh.H ~! II. E 40 l-- 81 nv hour eleyen o'clock
IN the !JT - L day orr Tor sale, door
Of me Coz by Court House IA Ottawa in said county, a;
pubic aHcunu AID viii bcn sell 20 the hi-hc, bidder the
following deco oc! property, being the ordered by said
decree 10 he sold, that j. u ,.y:
That part % uullyt s.. Latter e" the Spuihye.,
fractional quarter Of Eleven Cd in Township THIRTY.
tire" @ North OF Range Three 90, East of the Third p 81
Commencing siHyE ~ feet east VI the northwe. corner
Of said UutlJt tarHCe he line OF Main .rp.,
one hundred ana N'E feet thence cigh, feet
thence wet Que AILtIc- and feet thence north 10
the place Of beginning, also that part OuOt No s.
Ter = commencing one hundred and thirytwD tlSl feet
east q! the northwest corner Of said OGJr thence nine
t'lClF ~ Let, thence south sGtysE thence
Huety.oEr go feet thence north siXtys.N lee! to the
place Of beginning also . az part OF OI.'y No. -. Letter
D., IN the above named fractional quarter section, CON
mcucnL Nty.E go feet c.. OF the ner OF sAd
cut lot thence east hundred and feet, thence
s. >l't,IN 90 lre', trICs hundred sixty
ming he Forth iDry.-N 20. onto, No - Let
tr'i 90 he same fractional quarter section, commencing
Sixty Co Zee, east OF IN" north said ynloi
theme eat TREE hundred ryJl i-G.e ,I4th !ortvN
90 uri, The &c ~--t three hundred feet telC. nor h 10
TIE lrr 20! beg ming, sisO Lots - SAL 40 o. "a
Block Fifteen .A u the On. Ia Gosu Ottawa now CITY
o ottawa. al IN tn county Of Ia sale srte II Illinois,
IEEA. oF oALE-Ca,h. rEOI.,,E N. LELAND,
stP!'-|N S.,teT To- thAncery
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The for hin
suty Of
mills
and like vital Aud and
sustaining entr
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EINAL - ETTLENz EMF NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JAMES WIsSER, DECEAsHD.-NOtce is here.
by given TO all persons interested in said estate That Pho
Caste cdtOr of the last will and testament James
ner deceased will appear before the County Court
y Of la Sale and state Of ILLINOIS, the Court House ia
tawa IN said county the 2lst day OF October D. S for
the purpose Of rendering account Of his pJ1e ll-. 10 the
administration said the final settlement.
Dated at OTTAWA this ath day OF september 1872.
sep9i-tw H. l. MEAD, Clerk
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AegaI.

NORTSsAGE SALE.-whereas Patrick Iioul.
" aan and Helen Houahan, his wife did by their
A. D. 6i and duly recorded in the Recorders ONCE in and
lor e county OF La sale and state OF Illinois in Book 10,
pa. ~ SD and 5 OF the Records OF Deeds OF said county
sat' oasan, sell and convey unto Jooa Anthony the
hoTt ehtyhye feet OF lot numbered three In block
red hlnety in States Addition to the town now CIV
ottawa IN the county Of La Sale and state OF Illinois,
also Dy sara deed did waive ahd renQuish All ttr Iu
der anu by virtue Of the homestead exemption Laws said
STATE OF Illinois; which said conveyance was made secure
mortgage decd. eight hundred dollar and due yn
sef te date thereof with interest At the rate oil t per
And whereas II is further provided in said morg4,e a 4,
eauit % maze In the payment OF SAID pIo'soTy note,
interest ~ Vie rate Aforesaid any part or port IN thereof
az the time or times when the shall become due then he
said John Z. ANTHONY ms heirs and assigns Tor the
o. the principal and interest due on SAID n5te i
thorzed 10 sell and dispose OF said premises anu al h
shs Helen ioulahsn. their heirs and assigns ein public
suctlon at the door Of the Court House IN Ota" tire
hgaest bidder Tor cash. four weeks pubic notice ung been
previously given OF the time OF such sale by ADVERT
one OF tae newspapers that time published IN said county
ana 70 make exec ute and deliver 70 the purchase purchJ.
ers such sale good and sufficient deed or deeds Of prem
amount OF the principal interest due or prime pal and
teest due on the SAID note on said Ca, Of sale
sau taxes paid and cost OF sale anu 30 tie
Plus II any. to said party OF the frs, part
ana whereas default has been made in the payment Of the
saiI pronissory note and the interest due tleItOA'
VOW therefore, notice is hereby given that under aud by
virtue OF the power In said mortgage deed contaned
in2ten Bushnell assignee OF said John =. Anthony shall on
at the south door OF the COUNT Court House in OF
lava IN said county OF La Sale, sell the above mentioned
said Patrick Houaa Helen Houahan their heirs and
assigns therein. To the highest bidder for Cash and fully
Acule th powers IN sad mortgage deed cshtGneC vii
iene 70 5tt premises pd and the apphcaon Of the JneY
which shall be received from the sale OF said premises
o''awa, Illinois, August 3isI. i5.2 49,. ,,.,,,,
v-F.NI A 4r1vr
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FRIDAY, March 10, 1872.
IIAETEMORE MARK EIS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
Eutu.y March * 1879


Beef Cdttle.-lhe offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 03l head
The prices ranged rs follows: Best Bceyes
at OOtS7 20 +; generally rated first quail
ity at 8 37aS6 90; medium or good fair
quality at 25aS5 81 ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at 75aS %; inferior
aud lowest grades of Cattle 00aS3 10
general average ofthe market IS 81. Ex'
treme range Of prices 2 0OaS7 %. Most
of the sales were from s. 90 to SO % per
100 pounds.
.Sheep.-tair to good wool Sheepa G!a
Slcts. per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows: fair 10
good fat Hogs 5OaS7 70 per 100 lbs.
net
Seeds. Glover Seed 50 jOaG 80; Timothy
SO 25a3 80; Flax s 50.
Leathr.-City Slaughter 40 to ~ cents;
Rough Skirting 80 to 30 cents; Spanish Sole
80 to 81 cents Country Slaughtered 40 to
I3 cents.
Hdes.-City Steer Mt -! cts; Cow Il
cents.
Hay and StraC.-Hay 2SaS30 per ton.
Rye Straw lsaSl9 per ton.
Feathers. Quote at 20 to 55 cents for
common to prime live geese per pound.
WOGi BURY unwashed, 3 to SO cents
per h.: uuwashed free IRON burrs, ~ to
80 cents: tubwasheJ,G rs to 20 cents; lamb
pulled 81 10 - cents; long pulled f. to 80
cents per pound.
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Varrid2ss or Deaths Inserted free. II het
exceed fire dues dss 'eiU De charged for at az
rate Of FirE CENTS per iize.
In Westminster, on the llth instant. by
the Rev. IL. Ballzley, Mr.. Ephraim b.
Condor and Miss Ruth 4. Penn, all of this
county.
At the Baptist church, Peru, Miami
county, Ind, on the 9TH instant, by the
Rev. g. L. Leonard, Mr.. James St. Clair
aud Miss Mary L. Sullivan, formerly Of
Wakefield Valley.
Ia Hampstead, on the 9th ultimo, by
the Rev. 4. Buhrman, Mr. John ". Frank,
o! this county, and Miss Mary L. Buhrman,
of Baltimore county.
In Hampstead. on the 10th instant. by
The same. Sir. VIM. II. Shaifer and Mrs.
Ellen Brooks, both OF this county.
ia this city on tue 9Th instant, by the
Rev. John Gloyd, Mr.. G. A. Shorb aud
Mas Louisa Oursler, both Of this city.
On the sth of February, by the Rev J..
Weaver, William ). Langford and Dora
!tOle, both of Baltimore.
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Estate IF Etias lane Walker, cold. dec d
NJ Office is hereby given that the sub
~ scriber has obtained from tiII Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, letters Of Adam
istration on the Personal Estate Of
ELIZA JANE WALKER, (colored,)
late of Carroll county, deceased. All per
sous having claims against the deceased.
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
TO the subscriber, on or before the 9th day
Of Oct next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Those indebted are requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
March, 1872.
GRANVILLE WILSON.
march 0-it Administrator.
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Estate Of Georye lEdraer, decreased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the sab-
IN scribers have obtained from the Or.
phaus Court of Carroll comfy, letters
Tcstamentary on the Personal Estate Of
GEORGE WARNER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per-
sous having claims against the deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to the subscribers, on or before the I'd day
of September next, they may otherwise by
law be excluded from oil benefit of said
estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this Goth day Of
February, 1872.
ALFRED WARNER,
FERDINAND WARNER,
mar 2'4t Executors.
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10 ~ ACRES OF LAND.

Estate Of Ea'card Zoi6chc6er, dee'd
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
~ scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters of Admin
istralion ON the Personal Estate of
EDWARD ZOLLlCKOFFER,
late of Carroll county, deceased All per.
sons having claims against the deceased,
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to the subscriber, on or before the 9th day
of Oct. next they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Those indebted are requested to make im.
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day oil
March, 1872.
ALFRED Z0LLICK0FFER,
march 9.4t Administrator.
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DIED.

In this city, on the 10th inst, Josephus,
iRtant son OF Joseph Stonesifer, aged /
year, months aud 10 days.
AT his residence, near Uniontown, on
Thursday morning last, John Roop, aged
about rs years
Near Manchester, on the 10Th ultimo,
Isabella vile Of James Roth, aged sc years,
/ / mouths and days.
AT Bayview Asylum, near Baltimore
city, on the 2Uth ullimo, Samuel Hull, of
Franklin District. Carroll county, in tho
Goth year OF his age.
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\ Brownsville despatch says that a
party oil armed meu, supposed 10 belong
to Gorilnas' band, crossed the river at
Santa Marias Rauche, captured all the
inhabitants, including two Custom
House Inspectors, aud stole 1000 cattle
Alter getting the cattle iuto Mexico
they released the prisoners.
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No. l20g EQUITY.

NO. 1863 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Andrew Mckinney, Trustee, VS.. Henry A..
Shoemaker.
ORDERED this 9th day of February.
" A. d. 1872. that the sale made and
reported by Andrew Mckinney, Trustee, OF
the Real Estate named in this cause be e.
nally ratified and confined, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 10Th day of Mach next; provided a
copy of This order be published once in each
Of three successive weeks before the 25th
day OF March next in some newspaper pub
lished in Carroll county. The sale reported
amounts to the sum OF S5s0.00.
JNo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test
mar 2-3t JSo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
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Garden and Flower Seed.

TT HAINES & CO., have received a
Ill. large lot of the Celebrated Flower
aud Garden Seed grown by Briggsea,ra~
& Bro, Rochester, N. T., and can S&za
recommend them as being fresh andrfi4ffs
tional reputation and are warranted as re-
presented. Messrs. Haines & Co. are the
.ole agents for these Seed in Carroll county,
and have the largest stock ever offered in
this market. feb 10.
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NOTICE.

gHNHE undersigned hereby gives notice
IL that he has been appointed General
Agent of the Carroll County Fire Insurance
Company. All persons desiring TO insure
property (either real or personal, J in this
Company, win please address the Agent at
Westminster, Nd, al communications will
receive prompt atten ion.
JOHN I. DIFFENBAUGH,
aug 25-tf Agent.
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seed Oats.

VNHE subscriber has on hand and for sale
Il 800 bushels Prime Seed Oats. Apply
to b. W. H0UCK,
ieb8 HOncksyile, Nd.
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VALUABLE
Is II AL II \ L 4 II
~ AND NEAR WESTMINSTER,
BANK STOCKS, &c,
AT PUBLIC SALE.
AT PUBLIC SALE.

AL ~ Bl.lC "a LII.
beG virtue ola Deel of Trust from Jacob
ED Reese, the undersigned will sell at
Public Sale, on
.Satu,iay, lie 3OM dan of March. 1872.
-, IN Ill. wupr, rms
WnTri ID q ~ a., "iint.''E'I >
f,Ii,,; im, =" 'I aIG Ivy " 'S''''nS'er, loc
P'oPe'' ,,;Sss..zA
LIST. The LARGE BRICK s'T5issA
STORE HOUSE and prem Es2lIklsS
'ses, on the Corner of Main 57se:<szz.s.zS
and Court Streets, now occupied by T.. X.
Gernanu' beng r!. one oil Tue otS. business
I,'oS III ',,e IVY, TncIe p'o"%lD,G '."ur
W uCS ou" tn TOT yeNrsi ,'Ts , %"
i"'" '''''' " ''e' "'" 'u'''''"e '''" '90
e. Snd Tho r,I,ail. o,1 o,;,;,l, p..;lonoo
-"u ne Na'uao'e anu eils'o,G '.es'uenee
conyeniences. Stable. Carriage House, &c,
situated in one oC tho most 1,lea.nnt norts
of the city, aud very desirable home.
Srd. The Building Lot, adjoining the
Methodist Episcopal Church containing
one Fourth OF an Acre OF Hround'
1'h' lhe Nv ELLlNH iouSE and
premises on i9hhsyas"H," Avenue now
occnp'ed ny Alpert " buehihsham' con
.t rh H., , 49, y, pIlIr n " ,o ~"
| in the West End, adjoining Nm. Brboe.
and conveyed to said Jacob Reese. by Jrsse
Yincling aud Wife, containing 5s0s square
Feet of Land, more or less.
9Th. Those two WEATHERBOARD
TWO STORY HOUSES and LOTS. ud.
Joining the Union Works. near the Cour,
House, now occupied by Wm. II Hartman
and Lewis Fowler.
IN. The BUILDING LOT. adio;n;ng
the last above described premises, n plens.
ant site for a Dwelling.
Oh TLa 1oIfsr 1vnIoraer.Nn
o'n' tne iVoon T. i'oi u IL. u =,
Ion l.1l 6 W nere anu OF an Aere aooq.
hc W',' I'o"' "Is''i p cumming iIhus
" " 49, '"No' A'"''.' hI"'euee H.fP
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Items Of News.

I The movement IN favor OF modih
cation OF the Sunday law was sustained
by very large meeting OF citlSens-
mostly Germaus-at the Maryland Ia.
stitute last night. Their objects, as
definitely stated, arc to procure such
enactments us will permit all places OF
amusement to be opened on Sunday
afternoon-ln Tact, to substitute the
sunday oil Continental Europe Tor that
which The great mass oi Americans
have been taught TO observe aud rev
'erenee. Undoubtedly there will be a
strong pressure brought to bear on the
Legislature IN thls dlreclIOni but we
are cophdGnt That IL wlIl meet with an
equally powerful opposition.--baht'
Wore dmerteS" Of iAesddy'
Meeting oil Tue stockralsers OF
texas, on IRE Mexican border has been
held at Brownsville, at which resolu.
tlons were passed recltlnS the wrongs
shey had suffered FROM continual raids
Ci Mexican bandts' lhey state that
tue frontier mas been without protection
by law sell ProIeet'o0 Slil compel them
70 organize Tor 'no doiehec oi then'
serves 'ho'F 'an'i''e' anu ,hclr homes
ouc'i Tue ehc''el state % IoilinS along
tue Oorder that IL Is thought snless
there Is an early change III the state OF
analrs' thlt mere W'il DC retalistOry
Invasion oil NeAleo' -
lhe un'teu suites aha 'F't'sh CLAIMS
Commission VIII meet gu the zoth, Tor
session OF several days, aud thea ad
Jolrn u"'ll September About 200
c'a,n's nave Already been presented,
aud Tie decisions IN the lew cases ad
1uulclted nave oeen unanimous. 1t Is
believed 'ha' Tue MISUNDERSTANDING III
iusa'u 70 Tue lru"'y ui " aNhlh5'oh mas
"e'errcu sumo c'a''"an1s IRON gong 10
cue expense 0. preparing 'ne'r cases
A''houSh nc time Iof presentation OF
cases Is limited to the Zoth OF THIS
month '"e'e Is authority Tor extending
II 'nfee months IN cases where good
cause Tor 50 uo'"s Cd" oe shown
on riuay morning 'hree coiored neg
oroSe into the house oil an Old m.n
named James HcNclil, near shelby
''ty, n.y. ana murdered MN, intending
'oroo Tue hou'e' lhey were fIishtene
on by lhe screams OF Mrs. Mcneil, and
1"o OF them were subsequently captured
anu 'odsed III Ja'' at D'nViIie 1t beiuE
IcPo''ed 'ha' '"ey wou'd DC lJhchcd, u
colored mob pnraded the streets TO
prevent any attempt at lynehinS. The
mob, however, SAID they were willing
that the men should be hanged after a
ialr tfial'
Tie Detroit Tunnel, It is reported, Is
advancing at the rate OF hive feet every
t"en'y-iour hoar', the 'nasoury work Iol
lowing the excavation. The operations
are oo'trncted by bed OF qulcksand at
the bottom oil the tunnel, from which IA
current OF water, lmpregnated with
sulphur, hoWs at the rate OF five gallons
a minute he boulder stones embed.
ded III the clay also delay the progress
oil the excavations. The bottom Of the
tunnel is one hundred aud eighteen icet
below the surface OF the Detroit river.
Inc W Gather OF the present month is
much colder than 1t was III March, 1871.
&t tiiis time last year the Mississippi
silver was open from ST. Louis to
Duou9ue' Inc Connecticut was open
IRON layLraok 10 Springfield, Mass,
aud vessels we're running TO Hartford
The Hudson River was also free from
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Public Sale.

VNllE subscriber, having sold his farm,
u will sell at Public Sale, on the premis
es, 2! miles from Westminster, on the New
Windsor road, Immediately opposite Stout's
Nursery, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of March, 1872,
at O'Clock, a. NJ, his entire stock and
farming implements, consisting OF q
49,, 4 Horses, 3 Colts, three -
SSytLS& ears old, two years N5sA
-<-N=.12, old; excellent Mich Cows, two
fresh the others will be fresh during the
summer; | Devon Heifer, will be fresh by
day Of sale; Iearlngs, young Bull, /
Sow, 3 Shoats, four horse wagons, stone
bed and side boards, hay carriage, Jer
sey wagon and spread, l cart, rockaway,
| Excelsior reaper and mower combined
nenTlynew; spring tooth horse rake, grain
drill, Lancaster make; | new thrcshing ma
chine and pelton power, used but one sea,
son; | winnowins mill, corn shelter, 2
three horse plows, Ilagerstown make; /
two,horse plug pillow, l large cultiyator, |
harrow, 2 triple shovel plows, | single
shovel pluw, ? corn forks, | double roller,
nearly new; grind stone, wheelbarrow,
breechbands, front gears, brides, saddles,
shoyels, forks, hoes, rakes, and other arti
clcs too numerous to mention.
Terms Of Sale. An sums under S., cash:
on all sums of So and upwards, credit OF
10 months will be given, on notes, with APP.
proved security and bearing interest from
day OF sale.
DR. j. l.. BILLINGSLEA.
John 7. DigemJdWgh, Auciioneer.
mar OTIS
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AUCTION.

L OTIS China, Glassware, Queensware,
j and Lamp Goods from Baltimore and
New York wholesale Auction Sales. Guar
antee to sell lower than any other house 10
Baltimore. Give me call when you make
up your spring orders. Address
l6s Light St. Wharf,
feb 3'3ms Baltimore.
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Garden Seed.

THE Hollock & Robinson Garden Seed,
j fresh and new, of all kinds. just re.
eeived by d. W. HOUCK,
ieb Houcksyille, Md.
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NOTIONS.

H0SIERY, Domestic and Foreign, Of
III very best grades; Gloves, Linen and
Paper Collars, Linen Bosoms, Fancy Goods,
de-, &C., n full assortment always on hand,
at e. K. GEHNAND'S,
Corner Main and Church Streets,
mp 9 I'm Westminster.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
Valuable Tannery,

ALSO
4 Lot Of ID Eeres Of LanR near HE
Ciy IF Westminster, CUroH Go.
ID virtue of Deed of Trust from Joanna
ID Dawson and Hugh Dawson. dated 18th
day Of February, 1872, to me, the under.
signed, ! will offer at Public Sale, on the
premises, on
Thursday, The 2lst day Of March, 1872,
at o clock p. ~, that valuable Tannery
formerly owned aud occupied by Henry T..
Morelock, and known as the Morelock
Iannery, situated on road leading from
Roop's Mill to the Uniontown pike, about
3 miles from the city of Westminster aud
mile from the Uniontown pike. The Tan.
merry is complete, well arranged and in good
working order aud is supplied by an abun.
dance of water. There are six Acres of
very fertile land Immediately connected
with the Tannery The improvements con.
sist Of fine two story double
Brick Dwelling Hous,, in A%sNCl
good repair, large Swiizer ms
Barn. and all necessary out.
buildings in good order.
will sell also Lot of 10 Acres of Land
about mile from the 1anuery, at the same
time, which is well fenced, and situated
very conveniently and in good state of
cultivation.
Any further information will be given
upon application to the Trustee, or to Mr..
or Mrs. Dawson, residing on the premises
and will show the property.
Terms Of .Sdte. One third cash, and the
residue in II and Is month"; the credit pay.
ments to bear interest and be secured to the