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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-25
Central Pacific L. Il. Co.

FIRST MORTGAGE ao-YEAE GOLD BONDS
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
The citizens Of West Albany have offered io
raise 81, 800 for hotel.
David W. Howard died in Derby, Sept. i0th,
aged 80 years.
Delno Cotton died in Lyndon. Sept. 18th, aged
81 years and 9 months
W. B. Denison, Of Irasburg, has "a cucumber
in his garden that is five feet two inches long
and about eight inches round.
A unique feature of the Orleans County Agri-
cultural Fair at Barton, was the exhibition by
| A. A. Randall, of Craftsbury, Of a baby team,
consisting Of three calves yoked to a small cart
and driven by his little boy SIX years old.
Wilder I. Knights Of Coventry now in his
| I'D year. furnishes an example Of endurance,
which might cause scores Of able young men to
blush Mr. Knights has lahorcd through the
entire season, keeping up with the best Of IN
workmen, and during the hottest weather did
not give up for the heat.
The Black River Valley Agricultural Society
held its second Annual Fair at South Craftsbury
Sept 9th and 10th, and the first day was tota
failure owing to the rain. The show Of stocl
was good a large and superior show Of calves
one weighing $50 lbs. horses good, though thu
trotting was below the average-the best tim
made was 3-27 by T. Patterson's mare, the mex
best, 1888 by horse owned by 7. Gebie. Flora
Hall was not well finished, and the article
shown not as good as the people in that sectioi
can produce Hon. Geo. wilkins in an address
stated that Orange County, \. Y, had 81 900,
900 more invested in horses than the entire stat
of Vermont The address was a good one, an
well received
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S.i2OO 4 EAR b. Agents 10 sell tho Star shut
= q" Sewing Machines Full particulars free.
Extra Inducements o. experienced Agents Gail on
ID address ". Il. WILSON 3 co. Cleveland, o.;
Boston, Mass. or st. Louis $40.
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STATE Of vERMoNT, VHE Hora...'!. Die
District y cuuend,u, 81 i PJaaste Court for
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F. d. MORGAN 4 Co. SGANDY.
J. II SWfFT. v 7. BLODGETT.
Isaac PHELPS. A. r. ESQ.
" v BRADY. GEo. ID. PHELPS
Pamphlets vita details can be had II ne New
NorS Agency. a limited number of b4uds will be
sold az IL, low price VI -, giving iAe accrued in
terrell the buyer PARTIES living out OF the city,
rv, having correspondent, heTv, send their
fuut @ the Cashier ~ the laut of the State If New
YORK, and bonds viii be rvsarued by express free of
charges.
Il. G. NARQUhNn, vice-Pres't, No. 81 Wall 5;
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0ru advertisements.
DRAIN TILE.

DRAIN TILE.
, 5ant .neh for sale by Il. J. WHITE.
= sept 9th, wSnos Shelhuu Point.
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OF EAST 18th ST., FIRST FLOOR.-A MIDDLE
IL aged woman first class cook; understands cook
ing In all its branches objection In the washing
good city reference given.
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Democrats, Organize

We take the following from the Cam.
bridge Democrat, which VIC consider
one of the spiciest co-laborcrs in the
great Democratic vineyard, and earnestly
recommend it tosour friends 10 this
county;
Nothing adds so much 10 the strength OF
political party as thorough organization
and itwere well for the Democracy Of Mary.
land to begin marshalling its forces. We
need unanimi,y Of action as well as devotion
TO principle, and there is no time 10 be lost
between now and the Presidential election.
The Radicals In Congress Ihavng thrown
aside all constitutional law are playing d
wretched gamewiii the people Of the b.
ern States, and il is not to DO expectew that
Maryland, Kentucky and Missouri, are TO
be left free from their deviltry, unless bold
and determined front is presented. We
therefore strongly recommend the forming
of Democratic Clubs throughout the State,
in order that every opponent Of Black Re.
publicanism may be brought into line. A
great work-that Of saving the life Of abe
nation--is before us, and that p0rk must b
accomplished. Vigorous, thorough organi
cation is necessary, and the sooner we SET
about it, the better. Stir up the people and
awaken them to their duty.
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THE ArARYLAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE.
OF BALTIMORE

THIS is we'll established and entirely
reliable Company. II i the only MARYLAND
Compauy. Such has been its marked sac.
cesa that 10 DECLARED and paid 10 cash ~ large
= Diyidrndasfhe oldest and largest compan.
ies IL the United States.
lis Dircctors ARE men pfku0wn integrity
and commercial sl,ility 70 whom the public
can look NJ Al times fora Just and careful
supervision Of ~ affairs. Il must be eiaar
to every intelligent mind that. II We wonld
secure The largest prosperity 70 our State
and people individually, wc mast build %
our own insliiuiious ~ keeping capital nj
home. The laws oftade, self revpses and
sr,s interest combine 70 make this the
company Tor Maryland.
BEREcT0RS.
Hamilton Faster, Allen a. Chapman,
George =. Thomas. Hugh bssson, Hiram
Woods. George II. Miller. Iacmas CssaaFd,
William Devfies, Cherries Webb.
HEDfcAL NfGEHs,
Dr.. b. Mile, Washington, DE-. MAaakss,
Union ariaes .Dr. Nhsers, Wasassvillo
DR.. Boone. Mildiobargi Dr.. covrell, Ia
uaytoSn.
Persons desiring . Iesare ,hsir lives viii
do veil to consult be al0su.
ANDREW !. MYERS,
STATE Agent,
viIl be- In Westminster sho Ora wrsk Of
Court 20 ,fassatt ihs business u tho oll,cr.
Nos. gentlemen, yea have the chance -
insure in gsnd safc, and uhrap Comranv.
Nitboui scnding yUBF money out Of she
HAlls. af8G~m
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The right Rev. Cicero s. Hawks, D.
D.,-died in st. Louis last Sunday, the
10Th instant, at the age Of &c years
For more than twenty years he filed
the Office Of Bishop Of the Episcopal
Church for the diocese OF Missouri. -
Tie was 8 native % North Carolina, and
q brother Of the late DIR. Hawks, former
y pastor Of Christ Church in Balti-
more.
Hog Chauucey jerome, Of New Ha.
ven, Connecticut whose clocks have
made bis name know world wide died
on Monday, ii the 10Th year Of his age.
The total amount Of Insurance on -
lives Of the killed and wounded by the
late accident on the Erie Railroad, near
Port Jeryis, Il $4,000
a year ago man paid $4,000 for
some land IN Omaha, lie has just sold
il TO railroad for $4,000.
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Foreign News.


The Atlantic cable brings news from
Ab3ssinia, which has no doubt caused
great rejoicing 10 England. The expe-
dition which it was feared would be
tedious and expensive affair, with 4
chance at last Of failing 10 its objects.
has proved at an early day complete
success. The latest previous desparch-
es reported Gen. Napier preparing 10
make dash on Magdala, the capital Of
King Theodorus. On Good Friday the
attack was made, tho AbyssiniAns de-
feated aud driven into Magdala. On
the Monday following Gen. Napier at.
tackled and carried the place BY storm.
King Theodorus was killed with large
number Of his warriors, and still lar
ger number wounded or captured, whilst
the British loss was small. All the
British captiyes we're found in the city
alive aud we'll The British force Il
was expected would immediately return
TO the coast.
The attempted assassination Of Prince
Alfred took place at Sydney, Australia,
on the 18th Of March, when he was shot
10 the back BY an Irishman named Far
rell, who, the dispatches say, Is known
70 DO copneeted with the Feniau organ
ixatlop. IL this be true IL will add to
the dishonor which other acts Of sim.
iler kind have brought upon the Fenian
c1ase. The wound was both painful
and dangerous, but tho Prince Rad 80
far recovered that BY the advico OF his
physicians he had sailed for England
Prince Alfred Is the most popular Of
the royal family 10 England, and the
attempted assassination has naturally
caused great excitement and indigna.
ton The case of the Fcnian prisoners
on Trial for the Clcrkcawell explosion
has been summed up BY the Attorney
General who asked for the conviction
OF all the prisoners. Prussia is going
70 put her army on a poscc footing, and
stop the building Of forts aad ships
The Spanish ministry he's been rcorgan-
lied, but there is 70 be no change 10 the
governmental paey, In consequence
Of the recent troubles 10 japan, the
French feet 10 that pari Of the world
Is 10 be increased 1T once.
Late adyices from Mexico report nu.
ncrous arrests VI Foreigners by the Gov.
crnmens and the usual series Of domea.
tic dissensions The cotton crop has
been destroyed by worms.
yellow fever and cholera have entire.
" disappeared from the Islands Of ST.
croix aud ~ Thomas.
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PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS.
FunLIsnEp nY AurnonIrY.
fcaArren 2s2.l

lChAPTER 232,
AN ACT
Requiring the County Commissioners Of
baltimore and Carroll counties TO levy a
sum Of money to build a Bridge across The
North Branch Of the Patapsco River. on
the Lime Kiln Road.
Section !. BE il enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That the County
commissioners Of BALTIMORE and Carroll
Counties be- and they are hereby authorized
and required to levy sum OF money on the
assessable property Of their respective coun.
TIES, 81 their next levy term 70 the amount
o. ioHr thousand dollars, or so much there
q as may be necessary 10 the discretion OF
ihe County commissioners thousand
dollars Of said four thousand dollars L., BE-
levied BY the Coanty Commissioners Of Bal.
hmore county, on the tax payers Of said
county, aud two thousand, 70 Be levied bv
the County Commissioners Of Carroll conn.
", on The tax payers Of said county, 10
build Bridge over The North Branch Of the
Paiapsco River, on the Lime Kiln Road
ana TO appoint two Commissioners. one
ron each county, TO cause said bridge TO be
bnllE ~ such manner AZ the said County
commissioners may deem most expediont
Provided however, that said wofk shall he
done upon such plan and estimate. that
when said Bridge shall be completed. Il will
a nlord safe and easy passage over said
Sec 2 And be Il enacted that this Act
shall take effect from the date offs MASSAGE
Approved 18th March, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor.
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A New Raw-Head and Bloody-Bones.

The Radicals have discovered hide.
GUS new monster. They oliege that a
secret organization, BEARING the odd
uame of the "Bu- Klux Klan," has
spread vast network Of affiliated So
cietics al over the South. It has sprung
and grown to a gigantic size, like Jonah's
goufd, in night; its doings and OBJ
jccts are as yet dixie those Of the Know
Nothing organization during the first
mouths of its existence) shrouded in
mystery; but it is supposed TO be hos
tile to the negro reconstruction policy
Of the Republican party. This formid-
able order, with its strange, illsonuding
name, is said TO have been started in
Tennessee, aud to have extended thence
throughout the Southern States.
"A Washington letter says "A con,
ference of several Radical leaders with
MIR. Stanton took place at the War De-
partmcnt, relative to the organization
known as the Ku,Klux Khan" The
exaggerated stories set aaoat here with
in the past few days Of the alleged nu-
merous threatening missiyes sent ,Jy the
KHAN 20 Messrs Wade, Butler, and
other Congressman, has worked upon
the fears Of timid men, and caused a
conference to take steps to prevent the
execution Of the threats, and to ferret
out the "Ku-Klux" by the employment
of detectives. After industrious inquiry
among those who are reported to have
received the bugaboo warnings il Is
found that tho stories published are
extravagant alarms, based upon the re.
ccipt Of pretended or real "Ku.Klux"
notifications bjethree several persons,
Mr.. Wade among them, each having
received just one missivej it further
appears that these pleasant epistlcs were
received about the LIST instant. The
inference therefore is that they were
merely prepared as "April fool" jokes
by some wag who is now oejojing the
fun hugely.
The. Montgomery (Alabama) Mail
IN publishing the order of General o. L,
shepherd against the so-called "Ku.
iKlux-Klan," says: General Shepherd
issues the order against society in
whose existence no sane man ia the
State believes. We defy him to specify
single outrage, &c, which is traccable
to any such association Every pub
LEGATION, placard, &c, which has sp.
poarcd about the mSsIical "Klan" Is
well known to have Originated With
some halfgrowo youths, who are always
ready for sport.
The Baltimore Sun Gays We opine
that the Nail is about correct in this
matter. Every day seems to confirm
more aud more the idea that tho non.
sense Of youths and boys is the sum
total Of this whole " Ku.Klux" business.
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The County Com 'nissioncrs take this on.
portaniiy OF calling lhe special attention of
the tax payers throughout the county 10 The
above published law, giving the County
Commissioners power until the 1T day of
July next 10 hear and determine the com
plants ofall who feel themselves agsieyed
by the returns made by the assessors.
Aud hereby give notice that the session
commencing May 4, 1868, will be protrac.
ted f8the purpose Of giving all chance
who desire 10 appeal BY order,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
April 30th-id. clerk.
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Estate Of james Grouse deceased.
'N0IIcE ishcreby given that the Sub
\ y scrier has obtained from the Orphans'
Court Of Carroll county, letters OF Admistra-
ton. on the Personal Estate of James
Grouse, late Of Carroll county, dec a. All
persons having claimsagainst said Estate are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same within
six months from this date. otherwise thew
may be excluded from al benefit of saisi
Estate. Those indebted are re4uested 10
make immediate payment.
WILLIAM II. GROUSE,
hp3u' ftN Admin, TRAITOR.
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ELECTION NOTICE.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Tbo, a.,
4 " Election for TWO SCHOOL HOUSE,
DISTRICT TRUSTEES viii be held At
zach Public School Hoaseia Carroll county.
ON rms FiRsT sArURpAr IN MAY, 1868
at So'clock P. NJ,
~ accordance with the following section Of
the new School Law.
TAs Board II School Hepss Di.trict Trustees.
!. skenos L. For the purpose Of cIectine two
y ustees OF the school house district, md dcci-
ainR such other questions as may arise. An
election BY ballot shall be held IN every surh
district on the first Saturday Of the month IL
May, at p. M, in the year eighteen hundred
and ssAty-eight, aud on the first SATURDAY. III
May, IN every year thereafter, at which every
Registered voter having illegal residence there.
70 shall be entitled 10 vote. And the School
Com missioners for the several COMMITTEES shali
give at least ten days public notice OF surh
elections by advertisement In the newspapers
Of The county or Baltimore city. III no else-
ton shall be had on the day aforesaid. then The
Board o. County School Commissioners shall
appoint said Tfnslees.
J. II. CHRIST,
President Board Of School Commissioners.
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Wanted

.l4A CORDS Of Rock and Spanish Oak
fJO Bark, 70 be delivered 10 .Schloss-
ers lnnery, 2 miles east Of Westminster, on
Wester' Ad. Railroad. 81 per cord more
VIII be given than the established In West.
minser
Wanted 500 Cords Black Oak Bark. 81
more per cord will be paid, II delivered at
The Shed, than the established price ia West.
minister. p. @. SCHLOeSER.
APPS Ems Il. Il. KO0NS, Agent.
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data" the well.informed Wash
ington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun, under date Of April q, says:

Republican authorities to-day admit that
'fmpeachment stock" from some undeiinablo
cause has downwaEA tendency. In fact, on
all sides IL Is admitted that the Senate will
acquit the President The speech CT sir. Groes-
beck has so clearly presented the utter untena-
bleness Of the articles Of Impeachment, and the
insnfficiency OF evidence 10 sustain the charge
OF criminal intent, that many who heretofore
asserted thata case FOR removal had been made
out, now agree that the managers have failed
to present TO the Senate the facts and law 10
warrant that body in a conviction aud removal
Df the Executive.
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Apthnr's Home Magazine for May
has been received. 1t contains twenty
two articles, FIVE illustrations, song
set to music, and Tennysou's poem, Gu
titled Dora, which has been lately dram.
atized;. To those of our lady readers
who wish good home magazine, we
recommend this one. Published by t.
s. Arthur, Philadelphia, at 81 per year.
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@ n z e. a l P!

NRr Il take pleasure IN calling the n,teu.
w ton Of our patrons and others 10 the
fact, that We have just parehased large
assortment uf fine, fancy Millinery
Goods, comprising 10 part HoopSS$sA
Skis,s, cursctfs, dress frimminys. >D
Hose, Gloves, and Millinery IN all lis many
styles sind varieties.
We have purchased these goods nj prices
mpch lower then they were al any time SINGS
OF during the wBr, and will 10 very happy
10 exhibit their 70 all who will call upon as.
and are. eouhdeni We can please both in
price and quality.
~ again calling attention 10 orr Spring
trade, we arc pleased 10 extend mnny thanks
10 our very kind friends. Cor their liberal
patronage and hope 30 be able 10 merit iss
continuation.
MRS. LrPToN.
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REMovAL.--Thc Office of the ''Prin-
ters' Circular" and Printers Furnishing
Warehouse formerly located at 36 Hud
son Street, has been removed to 5l5
Minor Street Address all orders for
material to RS. Mebamiu, 5ia Minor
Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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IUHAIfRR 3pb.
AN ACT
TO provide for The compensation oftbe rr;er
% the Circnit Court lss Carroll county.
section ! IL u enacted by The General
Assembly Of maryland. That ihc County
Commissioners Of Carroll county, be. and
are hereby authorized and repaired 10 nav
out Of The general levy Of said comfy 10 Inc
Sriaf % tl'c Circuit CoRrt three dollars per
day, for zach day said Court q IN sesaion.
ana said yriefin attendance upon saisi Court.
when sa'd'per diem shall be in lieu Of all
other compensation.
sec 2 And be 1 enacted, That this Act
shall lake ciiecs from the dale Of lis passage.
Approved SOlh March. 1868
THOMAS SWAMI.
Governor
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The attention of those having claims
against either this State or the United
States for boupties or pensions is called
to the advertisement Of W j. Hill, il
ibis issue.
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nlsTRIcT COURT or THE UNITED
~ STATES FOR THE DISTRICT or
MARYLAND, IN BANKRUPTCY.--IN
THE NATTER OF CHAS. X. MATTERS.
BANKRUPT.
Disirict Of Maryland, S..
This is - give notice that on the 5tb dav
Of April, 1868, Warrant Of Bankruutry
was issued out Of the District Court Of M.
United States, for the District OF Marviand-
against the esthtc Of CHAHLrs n. WsTvag.
Of Wa,erssille, Carroll county, in said Dis,
irict, who has been adindged bankrupt ems
his own petition that the payment Of any
dcbiss, aud the delivery Of any properly be-
longing 20 said Bankrupt. TO him, or G5r his
use, and the transfer Of any property by him
are ierltsden by law, and chat 4 meeting Of
the creditors Of said bankrupt, to prove tseir
debts, and TO choose one or more Assieure.
Of hts estate. viii be held al q CouI, az
bankruptcy, TO be holden at WatsrxyiIIs'
Carroll county, before H. y. VI. Hurley. Esn
Register 10 bankruptcy said the District. on
ths lss day May, 4. D. 1868, nj 10 O'Clock
a. M
WASHINGTON BoXIPANT.
y >. harslnill Tor said District.
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Notice.

THE Partnership heretofore existing un.
Il der the name, firm aud style of G Gorge
Y Co., has this day been dissolved. George
Place having sold and disposed Of his inter.
est ~ the stock of goods. notes and accounts
@ Jesse W Brandenburg who will close up
the business ofthc late fam Of George Place
GEORGE PLACE.
JESSE w. BRANDENBURG.
April lSth 1868, np23-3t
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tcalfTEA ssl.
AN ACT
TO repeal Section eleven og Article Seven
q lha Code of Public Local Laws title
Carroll county sab ti,le County Com.
missioner nad n 70 enact The SAME with
amendments.
Section !, H. i anactcd liz The General
Assembly Of Matslasd, That section eleven
q Article seven Of Tho Code Of Public l.orai
Laws title Carroll eaaaty ssab.ti
County comu,i7sioncsp, be-, and the same
h hereby repealed aud 70 enacted with
anrndnrnis 80 as 10 read a. fellowss
Sec. II. The ssid Commissioner. shall ap
point their Clerk, and hilpw him aueh salary
for his services ~ ihcy shall deem tfapes.
not sxeecdiHgsiS hundred dollars per annarn.
stc. z. And be L enacted, T'hA. this Act
sbail take effect from The date II is passage
Approved ooh March. IsGs.
THOMAS SWAMI.
Governor.
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30. pss EorITY.

NO. Dos EQUITY.
Ia ne Circuit Court for Carroll eoantg.
Lydia Miller, nRDERED this astb day
q. ~ of April. 1868. that The
Anon Miller. / Audit filed IN this Cause be
fnally ratified and confirmed, unless cause
70 the contrary be shown on or before the
10th day Of May next; provided copy OF
this order he inserted ia 4 mo nnwspaper
printed in Carroll county, f,riwo successive
weeks before the last named day,
JN0. ID. BOYLE, clerk.
True copy, Test
aps0-2w .lSo. d. BoYLE, cIerk.
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INSOLYENT's NOTICE.

Daniel airing l0EpERE this
His Creditors. J 1867, that Daniel Ar.
ing, give notice 10 his creditors. endorsers
and sureiies that the second Monday Of
November next is fixed for the said Daniel
airing to appear 10 the Circuit Courtfar Car.
roll county, 10 answer such iutcrrogatorie a.
he creditors, cndorsers and snrcties may
propose Or allege against him aud that a
copy OF this order DO Published III some
newsl eperr printed in Carroll county once a
week Tor Three successive months prior to
the said 2nd Monday OF November next,
as such notice.
Test: JNo. D. BOYLE. clerk.
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IL ne Circuit Court for Carroll county.
In the matter Of the THE Creditors Of
lnsolvent Estate Of Samuel Flatef, an
Samuel Flaler. j lnsplvent Debtor, 4
who were creditors prior 10 the 4ill day Of
October, 1893, nro hereby notified to file
their claims against said tlater, properly
proven with the Clerk " the Circuit toart
for Carroll county, on or before the frat day
Of June next.
III. DAuMGARTNER.
ap2t--lt Auditor.
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NOTICE..

GcLDiERS Of War Of 1912 aud their
~ Widows The undersigned Il now ready
20 file and collect without delay an clai,ng
heretofore filed under the Act OF March ri,
1867. IN conformity with the amendments
tlhreto passed By the General Assembly
March 30, 1858, granting Pensions TO Sol.
diers and the Widows Of Soldiers Of the war
of 1872 ~
JAMES BLTZZARD.
Office Court House, Westminster, Nd.
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a FAIR

yXTII3I, be held at Owings' Hail, Sykes.
w vile, ON TUESDAY, the 10Th 81
May, for the benefit Of St. Joseph's Catholic
Church. Sykeayillo.
april Soft