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IT violent measures must be rcsortcd
to, II impeachment for no legal cause
shall take place, and the President il
illegally removed from Office by Rump
Senate, with one.third Of the States Of
the Union unreprcsented--ihcir Sena.
tors and Representatives unjustly and
unconstitutionally excluded from the
councils of the nation-then we say the
President owes IL to himself, his oath
of office, to see the laws faithfully exc
cutcd aud to the white millions Of the
country, very large majority Of whom
support the Executive, and are willing
to sustain him to every extremity. 10
resist the attempted usurpation and
revolution, and save the Republi, from
falling into despotism. more grinding
and despotic than any that disaraces the
Old World. The revolution has gone
far enough The safety Of our free in.
stitutions aud the cause of liberty i'm.
perntcly demand that the black tide of
usurpation aud outrage be arrested in
It's cours and rolled back upon It's au.
thors. The people must awaken to
their danger, aud if necessary, as the
last resort, must strike for the liberty
and rights inherited from our ioreia.
theirs. - lork Ga:ct'c.
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THAT CONVENTION.

We last week gave our readers the
names of the phite delegates chosen to
attend the State Radical Convention
which meets at Baltimore to morrow,
the 9th of March, and refer to the sub.
ject again only TO, call attention Of the
eolored Radicals Of this county TO the
base neglect with which they have been
treated The Baltimore negroes did
not swallow the insult there given BIZ
their white brothers SO .amely, and on
being refused recognition by the city
convention last Thursday night, they,
together with such Of the pale faces as
stood true TO their coIors, held sepa-
rate meeting, which loudly endorsed
Chase and Bond, black, brown, yellow
and white promiscuously. They also
determined to send delegates Of the real
mongrel species to the State Convention.
If there was time enough yet we would
suggest the sameproeedure to the blacks
of Carroll, but as it is, the matter might
be settled by selecting Eve Of our res.
pectable "culled gcmmen," TO net MS
alternates to the regularly appointed
delegation. The following would make
good, we may say, strong ticket
Messrs. William Lowry, John Snow.
den, George Bell, uriah Bruce aud
Pompey woodward.
These would all be nominations fit
to be made" and they would know to a
nicely low to act in Baltimore, because
they have been dar before
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FoRsEY praises the generosity" Of
the Republicans Of Alabama in con
cedlng TO Northern residents the sov.
ernl Congressional nominations" ANY
man who will reflect on the above state.
ment tor moment WILDE able TO de.
duce from it an overwhelming argu.
ment against Radical reconstruction.
The unprincipled "carpet bag advcn.
lurers" who will be returned 70 Congress
by the Southern negroes will not only
be disgrace to the nation, but they
will constitute dangerous class. They
w'li be more corrupt and purchasablc
than the most plant Radical member Of
a Pennsylvania Legislature. Let
them be admitted, and money will en-.
sure the passage OF any bill presented to
Cogrcss. Every plundering scheme
that comes up will be certain to receive
their votos.-Age
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Legislature.

On Tuesday of last week Senator Browne,
from the Communities on Corporations, re.
ported n bill for the Incorporation or the
Worthington VALLEY and Manchester Rail.
road Company.
In the House Mr.. Jordan Sbsained leave
10 report a bill authorizing ,he Governor to
appoint an additional Justice Of the Peace
~ the Eleyenth districs OF Carroll county.
Also. to authorize the County Commission.
ers Of Carroll TO appoint an additional Con-
stable in the Eleventh district.
The House passed the bill authorizing the
County Commissioners Of Carroll and Fred
eriek counties to aid in the construction OF
the marlborough and Pipe Greek Turn.
pike. fst - sN'
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California.

The President has received tele
gram from tho Governor Of California
eommunicalingstroag resolutions Tsssed
by the State Legislature eu9orAing
President johnson, aud tendcrihe Asy
aid necessary.
The following is the despatch 10 full,
SACRAMENTO. February 20.
To Ha Erceiicacy. dHdrr,s .Iohnson,
Poetiiontof he United StHtes
am requested b. the Assembly to
transmit the following resolutions.
II HAiaur, Governor
Resolved by tho Assembly of the
State Of California, That the people
Of this State will now, as they have in
the past, bear true faith and fcalsy 10
the Government Of our fathers that
BY all legal aud just means they will
sustain the Prcsidest Of the United
States 10 the complete discharge Of his
dutics.
Resolved, That VIC urge the presi.
dent OF the United States. ia the name
Of cur people, the ffcemen Of the
State Of California, in tho name and in
behalf Of the cause Of constitutional
liberty, to be firm aud unbcndinrin the
maintenance Of the Executive Depart
ment Of the Government, and 10 that
end We pledge him our undivided sup.
port
Resolved, That the Radical majority
IN the Congress Of the United States
have trampled upon and disregardcd
the great Interests Of the people, aud
instead Of legislatng to relieve the
people from tho burdens Of taxation
under which the entire industry of the
country is suffering are bending their
united effort to involve tho country in
the vortex Of civil war, aud 10 the opin.
ion of the Assembly Of California have
proved themselves unworthy alike of
the high position they now occupy, aud
OF the confidence of the people.
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wEsTMINsTER MARKETs.
Reported Expressly for the ApvoeArs By Tho.
y. Sellers 4 Co.
WHOLESALE rRicEs.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Gold elo..d At III

AttoPN'f 3aASh cru
Gold closed at ilIi
Flour. --l Howard Stree, Super and Cut
Extras aOaSlO co. do shipping Extra 10 7sa
SIT, DO High Grades II 50Asll I5, do
Family " 5pasI3. Ohio Super and Gu,
Extra g2SRs0 10, DO Extra l0aSI rs
City Mills super gASlU 10, do Standard
Extra 10 T5aSil. Baltimore High Grade
Extra ~ 50A$is. Rye Flour Gass 2j.--
Corn Meal 50. Buck wheat Flour 25as6 81.
Grain. Wheat IL in moderate receipt.
sales were $50 bushels white at 81 ~; 40
fair a, 50 10; 1900 bushels good fair red AT
81 10 1900 bushels good TO prime at Goa
81 50 per bushels. Com--9e report white
in lots at ~ ~; 1900 bushels yellow at 10
asl IS, as 20 quality: aud $500 bushels
Western mixed at 81 u pee bushcl Onts--
libO bushels received, small sales reported
at slas2 cts. Rye--s5O bushels offered and
sold a. follows 100 bushels at 81 6s; $50
bushels at 8 60, aud l25 bushels at 81 ~
per bushels.
ISorisioas - Bacon We reports sales in
lots Of 200 casksgineluding Shoulder. ut l2l
cents. rib Sides IA cents, and clear rib 10
cents Baltimore sugar cured Hams at lsa20
cents, latter for canyRsed. Mess Pork quiet,
quote held nj S25 80 per Dbl for new. Lard
Is firm a. lgs cents per pound.
Seeds. -~Cioverseed is quoted Mt Pa
So "a for good 10 prime. Timothy is dull,
with small sales at So for prime. Flax steady
at 2 75aS2 ~ per bushel,
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, /
March .. 1868. I
Beef Catfis. The offerings ut the Scales
during the past week amounted 10 79T head.
The prices ranged a. follows Old cows and
Scalauags S5aG; common cows 50 6Oa7;
common beef cattle 81 25s7 rs; fair beef
cattle SIS; good beef cattle 50aS9; prime
beef cattle 0 25aS9 80.
Hogs. Til. supply Of Hogs was light the
prices ranged from 81 T5to Si2 rs.
Sheep The supply Of Sheep was very
large this week, with some fine Sheep offer.
ing We quote l5sss7, though bat few q,
latter figure.
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THE DEM6CjzATlC MyOCATE
WEsTSI ksTER MD.
o.
rabaspA9 MARdh5, 1866


Theprssnn Eanfhrtlinate adtasdf pbs
litical affairs is well=ealcaiated. 6ll.
the minds of the law-abiding and order
loving citizens of the land with evil
forebodings Of the most serious. charac-
ter. Ever since the Radicals. haze bad
a controlling influence in The atialrst Of
state they have halted at mo measure
however. unJust and Illegal, when il
appearsdAiu opposition to the interests
of their party. Selfish motives and
individual ambition among the Repub-
lican leaders is another just reason for
additional apprehension Truly the
political horizon at this time, presents
an aspect anything but prcpitious, The
representatives Of this sectional and
revolutionary party, afiOf having from
time ts time manifested their contempt
for the sacred provisions Of the consti-
tuition, are now struggling for the at
tainment Of an end, the copsummation
Of which is frAnght with the greatest
danger to the welfare and liberty Of the
country With all their Characteristic
disregard for law and justice, VIC fnd
them, with hand uplifted, ready tOstrike
down the head of the Executive branch
of the Government. 7gag1a. ~ 7.
President johnson has been the active
champion Of the interests Of the people.
He has stood up neutrality-suspicious. usur-
patton, and has bathed with a zeal
worthy Of the causc, in defence of the
Constitution, Although whirlpool Of
revolutionary excitement has been, aud
is now. threatening to epgtlf him, he
stands heroically at bis post, calm 10
the CONSCIOUSNESS Of right,-strong
on account Of the justice Of the cause.
The House OF Representatives, amid
the confusion aud madness of the hour.
have found articles of impeachment a
gaiust the President; and they would in
theSamcprecipitatc manner have dragged
him TO trial and conviction. During
the time occupied with the preparation
of the declaration Of offences al.
legged by them 70 have been commit
ted by the President, ppto the present
hour, voice, almost universal, has
risen up from the people against the
wrong attempted 70 be perpetrated upon
their representative 10 the Executive
Chair Of the Nation. viii these po.
litical factionists heed this popular and
earnest appeal 10 opposition TO their
impeachment policy? We 'lay the
Hattering JUNCTION to our soul, " notwith.
standing we live in day Of moral and
political degeneracy, that there may
yet be wisdom and honesty enough loft
in the Senate of the United States 10
defeat this infamous programme, which
could only have been begottcn in the
womb Of political corruption and deg
radiation. XIX.
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rae g1cso OF snIckersyIlIe.

Gerry, the redoubtable Governor OF
Penbsylyania, and hero of Smokers
vile, whom-old Thad. Stevens lately
Prenoaaeed an unhappy failure, and
congressman Coyodc the "humbugged
s'9ysrgortp has sent telcgraphic dis
,.sptclr from Harrisburgto Senator Cam
Isror' stating that the Pennsylvania mi
!lti'l underfhis command, are tender
r.ioS lhar seryiccs 10 march to Wash.
flstonF We beg these troops to
remain at Jiome. Swans terrible
Militia, and Six Napoleon Guns'' viii
cover permit them to pass through Bal.
ilmore on their way TO Washington to
urholdaset of eonspirators. IL will be
a different prelude to the days Of "se-
cession. Frederick Union.
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= LIE SOUTHERN J6unxAl. 0T EDueATrox,
v, r.eofggRry, 1858. = The following is i partial
~. 81 centents Scepticisrn IN ReIigion;
nsylsm lor Useless Young Men; a Won
uefipl invention; Pubic Schools 81 j .ouis-
WIS. ~ proL g. A. Chase: A.Reiaarkable
Deaf Mnte, BY Joe, the Jersey Mute; Writ.
ne Tor the Press; TaIieyraifd; Choosing 4
Proiessinnj A Curious Manuscript: The
Poet OHara; Yancanson; The Human
VOICE; The Burning Star, Literary Notices.
Teachers and all who are interested in
Southern Education and Literature should
subscribe for this Journal II Is published
monthly at Sl.00 per year; single copies, Ia
cents. John T. HcaFu, Publisher, Shelby.
vile, Ky. gr.
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PhiIadeIphIa Mass Mcc,Iur

An immense democratic meeting was
held 10 Philadelphia on Friday night 10
opposition to Congress. RESOLUTIONS
were passed denouncing tho attempt Of
Congress to destroy the constitutional
powers Of the executive department aud
the judicial department Of the federal
government, they being co ordinate
and eocqual with the legislative depart.
ment, aud alike beyond us control sup.
porting and sustaining The executive
and judicial departments against the
usurpations Of Congress 10 oil acts
which are for the dcfeuce Of tho Union
aud constitution against legislative trea.
son and also bitterly dcnonncing any
attempt on the part Of Congress TO give
the negro race either political power or
social equality Copies o the rcsolu.
tons we're ordered TO be sent TO the
Presidentand presiding officers Of Con.
gress.
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MARRIED. I'M

On the 26th Of February last, JoHS a.
McALrsTgR Of Carroll county, 20 Miss Ca
MgiIA +. Arthur, of Howard county, Md
May health and success attend them.
On the nth alt, 1T the N. 2. Parsonage
Westainsisr, By Rev. J. Edwin Amos, VS.. J
GaiEss TO Mar JkEE CoSowAS, all this county
On the 9th ult., At the residence Of Mr.. Johr
W, Lindsay, Isaac 3. BsARB Of Carroll county
70 MAR y. BRHwEa, Of baltimore city.
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The Public Debt Increasing
ONLY M 900 900 Per Month.

The Washington correspondent OF
the Chicago Repabiieaa announces, that
the forthcomiugmonlhly statement from
the Treasury Department will show an
INCREASE ofthe Public Debt, 10 tho
month Of January, Of TWELVE MIL.
LIONS OF DOLLARS.
Look at that, Tax Payers!
THE PUBLIC DEDT INCREASING
TWELVE MILLIONS A. MosTH
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
-FOUR MILLIONS A YEAR.
Why what is the cud to- be 1--Er.
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METHODIST CoxFEREscEs,--The ARnasl
Conference 81 the Methodist Episcopal
Church South commenced its session in Bal
timore on Wednesday,, 9TH Of March, At
the corner Of Madison avenue and Preston
street. There are some two or three bishops
and about two hundred preachers present.
The BALTIMORE Annual Conference com.
menced its session on the same day IN the
Eutaw Street Church, and the East Bait.
more Conference begins on the 18th OF
March ut the Exeter street Church. The
Methodist Protestant Conference also ~.
sembled on the 9Th instant in, the church
on the corner Of Green and Lombard streets.
The proceedings q these bodies viii doubt.
less prove Of much interest TO the respec.
tive wings Of the religious denomination
they represent. al
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Cemetery NOtIce,

PROPOSALS 70 I'll tbs bosaion Of ST.
Il perintendeBt Of the Westminster Ceuys
etery Tor one yeas, commencing with the 1ss
day o. April next, will be received by the
Secretary on or before the 20th inst. The
duties Of the Superintendent czsn be asces,
dby calling ON the Secretary, who viii
give any information in reference thesesO
thpt mag be desised.. The Proposals can be,
'aade, either for stated salary and discharge
Of az duties uuaer eaate .10E FOR she saase {
duties with perquisites IN addition thereto.
BY Order Of the Board,
mar5,N = Ssrretary<
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BASEsrrrrr y. =, ". Hurley, Era.
the Register Tor this congressional district,
will bold Court Of Bankruptcy IN the
court house at Westminster, ON Monday
Mach ., and confusing Tuesday and
wednesday. lie will hear the case Of p.
u. h'kesell on the 9th. Henry Spanslsr on
the 10Th. and Richard Doll on the ll,h. An
parties interested in the above cases, or
having claims, may appear and show cause
against any Of the proceedings held Ia th,
premises.
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TlisTRICT COURT on TIE UNITED
nSTATE5 f0R THE DISTRICT or MAR
1LAND. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN TIE NAT
TER OF PETER b. MIKESELI., BANKRUPT.
DlsTeicT % A6RshAAD, s.si 20 .If.FfEsfq
This is 10 give notice, that on the 18th day Of
February, 1865, Warrant of Bankruptcy wss
issaed out Of the District Court or the United
States, fsy the District Of Maryland, against
the estate % Peter y. iikesel, Of w estmi,ster
Carroll county, IN said District, who has beea
adjudged bankrupt ON his own petition; that
the payment Of any debts, and the delivery Of
any property belonging to said Bankrupt, 10
him, or for his use, aud tho transfer OF Any
property By him are forbidden by law. and
that meeting Of the Creditors Of said Bank
rnpt to prove their debts, and 10 choose one or
more Assignccs Of bis Estate. will be held 81 q
Court Of bankruptcy, 70 be holden At the Court
House In WestlninEter, before b. r.. NJ. Hurley.
ESQ, Register In Bankruptcy for said District,
90 ,he PHI day Of MlRcH, 4. ID. 1868, At 10
o'clock A. ".
WASHINGTON BoSIfAST.
mArSid U. 3. Marshal for said District.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
\ Y will be made by petition to the County
commissioners Of Carroll county at their
irsl meeting after thirty days from the date
hereof, for the opening and location of a
ROAD ~ SAID county, commencing near an
old lime kiln on the Nicodemus road, then
rsnning through the lands Of James Carr
and John Harris by Shueey's Mill, then on
the line between the lands of j. l.. Shueey
aud said John Harris, on the line between
Willlnm Stonef and Jonathan Owens. on
the line between John Wagner and George
staler, and continuously on the line between
said Wagner and George Wonders 10 The
Washington road.
JEREMIAH L.SHuEEY.
maro'ot s and Is Others.
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Mass Meeting in New YORK.

On Friday evening last the friends Of
the J resident held an immense mass
meeting in the city of New York, in
opposition to tho proposed impcach.
ment All the papers Of that city
concur in stating that it was attended
by large number Of the leading mcr.
chants, BANKERS, manufacturers, work
ingmcn and other prominent business
men, Among the speakers was Mayor
Hoffman, FROM whose speech we take
the following paragraph;
Men, nll through this country, rich and
poor, were to-day discussing tho question
Of how the national debt i 10 he paid
wheiher IN gold or currency. lie would
tell them that unless they put down this
iFAt attempt Of Congress 10 eject ,ho Prssi.
dent without cause, they had better ask the
question II u would DO paid a, all Once
let u be understood that one branch Of tho
government can be overturned aud over.
powered by another he would apk shai
security we bad for dola or personal IRON
ertyl lie protested, therefore. against lie
impeachment act Of Congress, and urged
the country 10 stand by President johnson
10 the defence Of the powers aud prcroea
tiyes Of his Office.
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NEW HAMPsHlIRE.

The Grant Radicals are moving
Heaven and Earth to carry this State
next March for their cause. The Dem
ocrats, however, are wide awake, aud
their banner we have reason to hope
will soon float in triumph. Hon. Mont.
gomery Blair, d. W. voorhees,, Col.
Jones, Col. Thompson, Of New York
Hon. Aaron o. N. Brewster, Of Boston,
and hosts of Democratic orators arc
now on the STUMP, holding up Radical.
ism in all its hideous glefolnlity,. The
10th of next March, soop at hand. win
be a great day-a day Of deliverance---
day on which the doon.of Radiculis,n
will be pronounced among the ssFaSr
Hills Of the North. A lottcr received
at Washington fronl.lIon J. G. Sinclair,
democratic nominee fSr Governor q
New Hampshire, contains this sentence:
Everything looks well, aud we are sure
ofthe State by more, than two thousand .
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N oTiCE hereby given that the Copartner-
] \ ship heretofore existing between Jnsha.
Shorb, Jacob J. Leister and William n. sbs.c
fer was dissolved on the 79lh DAY Of February.
ls6s. Persons Indebted will please cali and
make settlement, as we desire 10 close the Arm
Book as soon a. possible at the Office Of The firm
The business " III hereafter be conducted by
the frm % Shorb 4 Isrister.
JOSHUA J. SHORE.
JACOB J. LESTER,
WIN. II. SHAEFFER.
Westminster, Feb. 20, 1868. marehs.st.
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DIED.

Near Westminster, on Tuesday evening,
February 10Th, May YiaGixIA. only daugh
ter OF VIM. H. and Ciosildis Yingling, aged
| year, G months aud day.
IN the death Of this little child there has
been iransplanted lovely flower to the
paradise Of heaven. and removed precious
gem from the family circle on Garth.
A FEIExp.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the undersigned
IN touring his term Of ofiee), for fees Of any
Kind, are respectfully rcquested to call and
settle. After the lst day Of April next the ac-
counts will be placed in the Sheriif's hands for
collection. WIN. A. MeKELL1P,
Late Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll Co.
mar5-Im
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That Iron is Valuable as a Medicine
has long been known, but it is only
since the preparation of it in the par
ticular form ofthe Peruvian Syrup was
discovered that its full power over dis
case has been brouget to light. Its cf-
feet in cases of dyspepsia aud debility
is most salutarY
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srnL THrr CoNE I'VE have received
O.''feeH ne~ subscribers since last issue. --
W.. Jeremiah T. shusey, Of war6cldsburr.
vii Sccept ogr thanks for Che names of
'ereH. Push on the oolann," friends. In
TIE generosity Of our na,are. we find no
difficulty IN accommodating the whole hos,
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Tue minority faction Of the Florida
Convention have been expelled, and
they straightway started TO Washington
with the Constitution adopted by them
Here is more trouble for the reron.
structionists. They must decide be.
tween the Claims of these two gangs Of
ignorant negroes and rascally white ad.
yenturers.
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Another straw

The Democracy carried WsieFtoEn,
New York, on Tuesday, for the krst
time IN fifteen years, making clean
sweep. IL gave Fcnton, the Radical
candidate for Governor, large majority
in 1866, aud went the same way last
fall. This is another straw, und al the
straws 60 ono way now. Who eau
doubt how the wind IL blowing
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ST.. LOUIS, Feb, 28.--- An organization
is in progress here, composed of demo
cratic-ex-oilicers aud soldiers of the
Union army, designed TO counteract, as
much MS possible, the influence Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. III. M.
Fullerton is or will DO president, aud
other prominent conservatives will be
among lis officers.
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AucrroSEERtSG.--By reference 10 his
card !, will be seen tina, Mr.. p. A. Gorsuch
is on hand to cry sales in all sections Of ths
county or ont Of H.
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DRANAric. On Thursday evening, 18th
ofMGrch, the "Carrol Dramatic Associa-
ton Of Manchester intend giving per.
formanee in the Odd Fellows Hall Of that
town. The plays selected are "The Seven
Clerks and the Prosecuted Dutchman. +"
This talented organization have given a
number Of very acceptable entertainments
his winter.
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County Commissioners Notice

.rT,HE County Commissioners for Carroll
County will meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on the FiRsr MoSpAY Of
APRIL, 1868, for the transaction or
business.
BY order,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
mar5.it Clerk