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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-18

The Columbia Bible Society will celebrate
its forty-fourth anniversary, this Sabbath
evening, the 18th April, at the Baptist
Church. Service to commence at half-past
O'Clock. Addresses will be delivered by
Col A. @. Haskell, Rev. w. W. Mood and
Rev. VIM. e. Boggs. At the close of the
services, q collection will be taken up in be-
half OF Bible distribution. The public are
invited to attend.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06

shzll this free rsPsblis dssy this boou
% ssy one bearing the form Of man
Since We arc % safrapchiss the groas,
stupid. and inert Afrisan, shall NE re-,
fuss ike prisiisss % the Ckiaesss How
could We reesasile saeh refusal xish
eossisssusft Nay. must We not. also
opea eur arcs % receive the Ho,tsatot,
the Arab, the Malay, and the Tartar,
and an the races OF men sho choose 10
come hi,her! The evils ofsueh course
need only 70 b. hiated 1t 70 be uader.
stood 10 will be fousd, "a last, that
the principle eanseiased By Judge Ia
Bey, in the bred Scott decision, is the
only correct rule and basis Of citizen.
ship. and shsi the dreams aad vag.riss
ofour resormars, with their false notious
and theories Of ansshood suffrage, /"
equality" and kindred iallaeiss, viii
ultimately work our raia, usisss they
are abaudOssd. No rsaeetiag mind eas
fail 70 perceive the dslasioa Of radical
ism, and 70 scout the idea Of political
and social sqaalisy (tor they are iassp-
arsble) as repsguans alike 70 instinct
and to reason.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06

The cotton factory OF Harkins Broth.
ers, at Butterhill, New York, was DIES
troyed BY FIRE, on Saturday. Los.
$4,000; insurance $50, 900.
A boy in Massachusetts,. fifteen years
Of age shot aud killed himself on Monday,
because his father had required him 10
apologize 10 his schoolmaster for truancy,
An able bodied negro died Of starva.
tion at Columbus, Ga, recently, the
evidence at the inquest showing that
he starved rather than work.
The Oldest Austrian general. Baron
Lebzeltern, has just died, aged eighty
three. de was with ArehduKe Charles
10 the campaign Of 1871.
An INDECENT blacksmith in Keutucky
was recently tied to tree aud given
sixty-two Iashes, because be failed to
support his family.
The newspapers 10 all parts of the
State say that there is most excellent
prospect for the growth of the grain and
peach crops.
Thecphilus c. Clllicott, once Speaker
of the New York Assembly, is now
hospital steward OF the Albany peniten-
tiary.
-Four hundred and seventy fires oc-
Cured in New York last wear causiap
loss Of 81, 342, 81. :
A Detroit woman has secured a d.
vorce because her husband compelled
her to black his boots.
1t is computed that the total number
OF persons annually employed in gpttiug
coal 10 Europe is 100000.
The highest income reported in the
city of Brooklyn, New York, is that of
Horace D. Clafiu, $3.50, 900.
Passengers arrived at Saeram snto on
Friday, eight and a-half days from
Washington.
An eminent Swiss naturalist says that
wiihou, birds successful agriculture Is
impossible.
|. The last rails connecting the Pacific
railroads viii be laid on Friday or Sat
ufday.
ghe New York State prison cost, last
GEAR, So 900 more than their earn
iBgs.
1880 in specie vas shipped TO Eu-
rope from New York on Saturday.
4 large cotton seed obligatory Is being
built at Mobile.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06
cOrrs.Poadssos IF Ds-oeratse Adraea,s.
School Exhibition.
Ppr cGrrK. cAnaOLr oorsrr. M.

Prs CkEEK, CARRoLL corSrr. M.
April nth, 1859.
kssvs- RSisor,: Allow one Who feels deep
interest in the children Of our coastv, TO say
10 your readers that ! have just experienced no
ordinary degree Of satisfaction in witnessing
the closing exercises OF the North Pieasan,
Valley School, better known as Bisb's. Yes
terday, having left other engagements, for .
little literary recreation, found myself after
pleasan, promenade through green 6elds,
within sight Of country School House, Gov
cred With red paint, haEing quite an air Of
comfort and presenting an agreeable contrast
with 80 many country School Hoases in our
Southern country. When yet at a distance |
saw crowd OF persons standing or sitting
about the door, which was oruAmented pro.
fuseiy with sTergreens, and remained opened
wide as IL 10 welcome the visitor. On catering
idiseorered THAI the interior Of this little rus.
tic temple, dedicated to human illamination.
uas laFishly, yet tastefnlly adorned with paper
nsgs, festoons Of cedar, artificial and natural
houers, carpets, mirror, and a stage fronted
With curtains Eariegated with tissue paper.
The sober looks and holiday appearance Of
mothers and fathers present, Of the young
beaux and bells, the darling white dresses and
wreath-erowned heAds Of little school misses.
the tidy appearance Of urehins, and the eager
aud animated expression Of all, indicated tia,
an extraordinary pleasure was expected. A
burst OF inspiring music from the North
Pleasant Valley Brass Band, who marched up
the long lane fronting the School Housc, told
that the boar was at hand. The Preceptor Of
the School appeared and announced the pro
gramme Of the entertainment. The performan-
ees were soon faiiy under way, and piece after
piece, intersPersed with music, followed in or
derby succession, evidently to the satisfaction
OF the great crowd, many Of whom remained
out doors. being unable to find room in the
house. The May Queen Of the English Laa-
reate the patriotic strains Of Otis the simple
yetelevatsd stanzas Of Wordsworth the spice,
varieties Of the latest writer's Of school dia.
lcgues; Aant Betsey's Beaux; Starting In
Life; The Two Counsellors; The way 10
Windhami The Ills Of Dram Drinking; Grief
too Expensive. together with the good old piece
Of Neighbors Darby and Scrapwell, with more
than seventy shorter pieces from various an.
thor, Unloading the Flower Queen and the Rain
bow--and last, though not least, Pit SchwefIie-
breuner's recital Of his grievances, and "John
Hart and "Sambo JONES'" braudished their
nasieai instruments and d,alogaed on the state
Of the country, afforded rich and diversified
pas''ne, elieitieg sProarious applause from
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06


The following letter, from this place.
appeared in the BaliimOrs lSus Of Mon
day last: ~
We have bad quite lively time in our
city this week. The Grand Division &C she
seas 81 Temperance held is quarterly sas-
sioa in Carroll Hal ON Thursday, +sAieh
ras we'll attended, and closed By one 81 The
largest and mosf enthusiastic meeiiaes in
advocacy q the cause Of Temperance in the
l. o. o. Y. Hall We have had for some time.
There was considerable basiness iransae-
ted, among skich Vas The appointment Of .
committee 70 tender q grand reception 10
The members % the Aaisouzl Division Of
North America ON their way 10 the annual
session. .; washing.on, June 9Th. Il was
also stated that K N. Foass, the N. ".
Patriarch Of the order, anticipated visiting
Baltimore Ia the next two weeks, and
committee vas appointed To receive him and
to bold grand mass meeting IN honor Of
the OCCASION.
The report Of the @. W. Patriarch Of the
State represents the order 70 be on the 10.
crease, three new divisions having been
initiated daring the quarter. He closes his
vsg cheering report by saying, LET US cot
grow weary in well doing. The scenes
which greet our view on the streets sdmon.
ish Us that strong drink is doing a fearful
work. | believe that there Is more intem.
peranee IN our midst to-day among the
yoath ihaa ever before, and that the vice Is
increasing and growing stronger. Let US
no. be discouraged. live cannot save all,
and baulxh the manufacture and sale from
our land and nation LEI US strive 10 do Ill
in our power TO spread the benign influence
of our order, and we shall have done our
daly."
The meeting ut night was addressed by
@. W. p. Young aud Messrs. Smith, Wool
len, CANT, Norris and others, and will,
think, be productive Of good results. Car.
roll Division, No AZ, Of this city, is the
posssssor Of = very line and eommodious
hall, which has been recently re6tted n aa
expense Of seve. al hundred dollars, and has
large and active membership, composed
ofsome Of our most wealthy aud respectfully
citizens. 4. T.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06

Here is a sermon in a nutshell, writ
ten Ly Simoaton, French author and
journalist, who, like all his countrymen
manage to see more in an hour than the
English perceive in week
"Oae of the facts which strikes the
observer most painfully in the Ameri.
can Republic is the little interest which
the good citizens take 10 the manage.
nent Of public affairs. They leave il
10 the hands Of politicians, who dis.
euss add settle everything in bar rooms,
or IN the open air, and do them as they
please. The honest citizens have to
make their fortunes in different man.
aer, and do not concern themselses--
very unfortunately"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06
wEsTMISsTER MARKETS.
Reported Expressly Zoe the ABVoeIrG BY L. Q
Grimes
WHOLESALE Prices.
M.....-r.u.r IL
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
IuEspAY, Nav An. Is6g

ltksbAfi May 9Th. 1863.
ft0HT.-HowaId Street super and Gu,
Extra Ooasa ~, do shipping Eara & "a
AZ % do High Grades 75aSs 80, do
Family vOaslI W. Western Shipping
Extra . 2aasi W; do Choice Extra I 70
asI 20; do Family 25as3 o.. Civ
Mills Super OOas %; do Standard tx.
ira 2oasl so; do shipping Brands Elk.
ira 2oass 90. baltimore high Grade
Extra W VoAslO %. Rye Flour 31a
80 20. Corn Aeal4 OOaSl 70.
Grdin.-Sales of 40 bushs choice Mary.
land red at - l0i zoo bashs prime yir.
gina al 81 ~. Corn.--Sales OF lou bushs
common white AT 50 cents; loo bushs
prime ~ lots IRON store at IS cts. Oats
Sales OF 100 bushs heavy MaryI land at II
eta liO bpshs good do. a, ~ cts.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, !
May 4, 1869.
BEEF Cdttle.-The offerings at the Scale.
during the past week amounted TO 80 head.
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scala~ags, al 8 0,'aS5 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 5OaS6 W; fair dual,
iiy Beeyes 0uaSs %; and the very bes,
beeves at 8 ooaS3 IS per 100 lbs. the aver.
age price being about 81 rs gross.
'SaeeP.--Fair TO good wool Sheep at 5Ja.
ets-' and sheAred At 5aSl cts. per pound
gross.
Hog. -Prices ranged as follows. fair tc
good i've Hogs 10 OUasli W per 100 10.
net-
Hoot-Unwashed, at 2s to 80 cents. tub
washed A to So Cts, and pulled ut so to "a
cents per pound.
Leather Slaughter As 10 40 cents;
Rough Skirting 80 to Al cents; Spanish Sol,
70 to 3S cents; Country Slaughtered AZ 70
~ cents.
Hides.-Associaiion Steer at 90 to 90
cts; Cow IL 10 IA cents; Buenos Ayres 2lI
to % cents, Gold.
Hay.-Good TO prime baled Timothy Al
22as2J per ton.
.Seeds.-Cloyerseed is quoted at Q 25aS
f2 limothy at 25aSi 80, and Flax
seed at : 50aS2 So per bushel.
fsafhsrs-Quiet At 40 to 50 cents per ID
for common TO prime live geese.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06

THE NATIONAL DEBr.-The public
debt statement for May lst from the
Treasury Department shows the total
debt, principal aud interest, to be So.
635. O32.ssS IL. Amount in treasury
Coin belonging to government, s92,.
O3l.T32 9G; coin for which certificates
Of deposit are outstanding, sic, 307. 200;
currency, s7.s96.564 07-sIl6,235..
i97 % Amount of public debt, less
cash treasury, s2,5ls,797 ,39l 09; amt.
Of public debt less cash in treasury, on
the LIST ult-, So 525, 1876, 46l "a; decrease
Of public debt during the past month.
50. 1893 go IS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06
Bark Wanted.

400 CORDS ROCK AND SPANISH
HUI OAK BARK, for which sI.00
per Cord more win be given than The es.
tablished price jn Westminster.
Black Oak Bark also wanted for which
81 100 per Cord more will be paid than the
established price in Westminster.
The Bark to be delivered Of tho Shed OF
the Tnnnery, miles East Of Westminster,
on the line Of tho Western Nd, Rai!rpad
EDWARD E. Ko0NTz,
my6--2m Agent
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06

IL is said tina, the farmers who have
been holding back their potatoes .sr
large prices are getting badly demoral.
ICED, aud are rushing ihsm to marke,
at iearfully low rates A Michigan
paper says that farmers 10 portions u
that State are Obliged to Sc potatoes at
fifteen cents per busbel. for which they
refused 81 50 last fall, aud tha, they
have very large stock 90 hand.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06
Examiners Notice.

" HEREAS commission having beea
w issued 10 US, by the County Com,
missioners for Carroll county, 70 meet on
the premises, and there to examine and de-
termine whether the public convenience
viii require change to be made in a part
Of public road No. II, or as more generally
known as the old Baltimore Road. The
par; to be altered, is that part Of said road
which has heretofore been changed, by
VIM. Yingling, Benjamin Fowler and Jacob
Beaver, Examiners. The present change
proposes TO go further down the turnpike,
TO the grounds belonging TO the Agricultural
Society, and thence by straight line through
said grounds, and parallel with the original
alteration until it intersects the original
road No. Is.
This is therefore 10 give notice 10 all
whom Il may concern, that the nndersigned
will meet on the premises, on Thursday,
The 10h day Of Jaae merit, TO execute the
trust reposed in US by virtne Of said com
mission.
JACOB ZACHARIAS,
JACOB MYERLY off,,
MELCHoIR 4. ALGIER,
my6-5t Examiners.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06
The National hteRlyeacer fAyors the
annexation Of Cuba. 1t says:

The National hteRiyeaoer fAyors the
annexation Of Cuba. 1t says:
We have been 10 the habit, during
the LIST twenty years, Of shipping from
twenty 10 thirty millions in gold an
nually to Europe, to pay our balances
in favor of uba! And do they. aud
the Solons of the Times. not know thai
II we owned Cuba, or had reciprocity Of
trade with her even, We should be able
to make our exchanges direct with that
island, aud sell her our produce, proyi.
sions. and manufactures annually 10 the
above amount, instead Of paying il ia
California gold, as at preseBti We
want her sugar, coffee, cigars, tobacco,
ram, &c. aud she wants our products in
return; but the Spanish diferential
duties against our commerce. prohibit a
direct exchange. So long as We have
to pay this revenue on Cuban products.
would it not be better to raise ii by in.
iernai revenue tax, she being State,
and sell her our produce, than TO pay
II 10 the shape Of customs duties Aud
BY SO DUNG, would not the Lubans aud
Americans both save the enormous
forced taxes, expenses, aud profits nos
levied by old Spain upon all articles
imported INTO Cuba FOR consumption
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06

Buy your Window Shades from the
undersigned. lie will put thcm up to
your windows with the best fixtures at
reasonable rates
Great reduction 10 the price Of Wall
Psper-rarying IN price from 10 cts to
81 80 per roll
Don't forget the place. VIM. Coon.
Main street, nearly opposite Peter b.
Mikcseli's old stand. apI5f
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06

Last week a negro woman living in
Bourbon county, Kentucky, deliberately
murdered enc Of her children By strik.
Ing IL on the head aud breast with a
club. and then threw it over the fence
into the garden, where il was found
shortly n terward. When asked why
she did IL, she replied that she had too
many Of them anyhow.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06

There are no beggars among the He.
brew people il England. Each Jewish
synugogus has committee Of the most
respectable members. whose business il
Is to look after the poor The aged are
pensiobed add the disabled placed ID
hospitals or furnished with regular re.
lief
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06
DIED.

AT Farm Content, near Westminster,
April 10Th, Harry Hoopert, aged years,
: months and Is days, son Of Augustus and
Caroline Shriyer.
At his residence, in this county, on the
2lth Of April, Frederick Caltrider, in the
SD year OF his age.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06

The number OF vessels belonging to,
Or bound 70 or from ports in the United
States. reported totally lost and missing
duria- the past month, is IS, Of which
Y we're wrecked, 3 abandoned, 2 burnt
Z sunk BY collision, aud are missing.
They are elassed as follows I steamer
= ships, 8 banks, IL brigs, and IL
sehooners, and their estimated value
(exslusiys Of eargoes) is $4,000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06

1t IS reliably stated that the iDstruc.
lions to our new Minister to the Court
of St. james do not suggest any mode
OF adjusting the Alabama c.aiuis, nor do
they require him at present to reopen
negotiations on that subject. Careful
avoidance Of any cause VI offence, while
d mly presenting the American side Of
the question, will be the policy of this
Government.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06

A ecrrespoodent states, on the au-
thority Of member Of the House Cc..,
nittee 90 Foreign Affairs, that the ad-
ministratioa has determined on reeog-
oizisg Cuban belligereacy at an early
day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06
NOTICE..

THE Books and Accounts Of John Sha-
II fer have been placed in the hands Of
Charles h. Roberts, Esq, for collection,
and all persons knowing themselves iadeb,.
ed will please cali upon him and make in.
mediate payment
SIMON SHAFER,
WIN. J. MoREL0CK,
may 6-ts Trustees.
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The Mayor and City Council Of Bal
tiR0re will pass over the Western
Maryland Railroad today, on tour Of
Inspection. proceeding from Pipe Greek
TO Hhgcrstowa b. carriages. We urge
our citizens 10 turn cnt en- sadsse and
meet them at the depot on re arrival
Of the II a n. train ffcm Baltimore,
for the purpose Of showing that we are
deeply interested 10 the completion or
The road, asd TO urge 90 them the ap-
preparation recently ssked for.
Salilsa Death. MIR Alexander Ship
ley. Of FiBksburg Distriet, whilst co.
gagged IN blowing on Thursday last, was
observed 10 fall, his companion on reach.
ing him found that he Eas speeches..
and removed him to his residence. short
" after which be expired His death
Sas caused by hear. disease.
Birks--The martins and xrens will
soon be here, aud If they do not End
houses suitable for them they will de-
part, and leave our trees a prey to des
troying worms. Nail up neat little
boxes, or anything that will induce
them to stay.
Rain fell almost necessarily on Sat
urday aud Sunday last, aud By way Of
variety from about 10 a. IN uBth IL N
on the last day, We we're favored by a
heavy snow storm. The snow melted
as rapidly rs it fell On Monday 6res
we're quite comfortable.
Death Of DR.. Liggi-This gentle
man, who was we'll know To many OF
our citizens, died at his residence in
Mt Pleasant district. Frederick county,
on Wednesday, the 2ist ultimo, after
BRIEF Illness, 10 the 54th year OF his age
Interesting Agricultural Matter on
Fourth Page.
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DR.. LEONARD zEPP,

HAVING located at the East End Of
III We minister, offers his professional
services TO the public. When %ot engaged
may be found at his Office or residence.
two doors ives, OF Stansbury's Hotel.
may 6,-6m
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06

DIR. Adelaide Greuuan, single lady,
b $ been appointed examining physi.
clan OF a lite insurance company 10 81
Louis. A large accession Of business
is looked Tor by the directors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06
ANnTHER AnnIYAl

Carpets, Straw Mating, Oil Cloth.
Queensware aud Looking Glasses, at
John l.. Reifsnider's. Prices cheap
Call aud see the new styles.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-06
TRUSTEES SALE
" yAlrABLK
Personal Property,

~ 4 virtue of Deed OF Trust. Fyor,,.5
~ 70 iha nadetsiguea by John sbsSe, -
vii sell Is Pussile sale, on the nr.,,;, ~
nos ocespied b. said .shafef. neAr h~ena.ss s
Station Of the Western Maryisud R.;ls".Se
IN Carroll eosnty. on
TAHT"iey. tie 27h day Of May, 1869.
the following property. viz.
-Four Exeellent WORK HORSES.
THREE MULES. NEX
two year old COLT. NY
-ss--, . Good MICH COWS. , Hs;c
49, ers, ? Bplls, I Yoke OF OXEN.
IL 10 Shoies, Beoad.irrad PIap,s,
hon Wagon, ? Narrnw.lread Wagons. two
horse Wagon, | Spring wAzou, / Car
Wheelbarro~, Threshiag Machins
v heat Pan. Mccormick Reaper, 4 Grain
Dol. ! Sleigh, Spring tooth horse Rake
Stone Beds, pair Hay Carriages, a paie
Hay Ladders, three horse Ploughs, 2tvoI
horse Ploughs, ] Stamp Psllsr, nearly new
] Circular Saw, 2 Harr0ss, 8 siugie shovel
floa rs, CpluTstots, . sets Breechhanas.
4 sets front Gears, / set one horse Gears
also Saddles. Brides, HAlters, Gov Chains
Log Chains, creEhars, Qnarrying TooI,'
ShoVeis, Forks. Rakes, DC. also | Fair.
banks Patent Scales No. 10, Stave join.
ter, Grihdstone, Work Bench, 10, or
empty Barrels, lot Of Mil Sacks, %
Hogsheads. a lot Of Post aud Rails. Alsc
Household aad Kitchen Fwaitsre;
Bacon and Lard by the pound. Abou, 100
l6s- Of HopS Also about 100 Cord. az
Wood, 400 buShel Of Stacked Lime.
Also about IS Acres Of Wheat, s Acre.
Of Oats, - Acres Of Rye, and about Acre
Of Potatoes growing in the ground. Also
complete Copper Disiilling Appara,u,
with all the necessary fktares. 5
TEEas.-Ail sums Of $40 And nnaer.
cash; on all sums above $40 a credit Of
four months will be given, the pcrchA.ers
giving their notes with approved security,
bearing interest from the day Of sale. No
property to be removed until settled for.
Sale to commence at . clock, A. N.
SIMON SHAFER,
WILLIAM ]. AoREL0CK,
Tr,.f...
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Spring opening Of Latest Style Gas.
sinners from PhiladeIphia a The Cloth,
Ing store Of N. L GOrsneh. today.
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A propositios 70 erect : stasus u
Lenese % The lsts PriBse Alberf has
- negafissd By III Connos CounuiI
= thst sis5. Tbs noeiea for The cree
~ = : nsDorisl pindow - the Guild
~ & ~ 800 objsss, sAarsd sim
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Business Locals.

Notices snder ihis Head TEN CENTS
PR hiRe for each iHseyfioH.
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h 0r.sd Division Of Maryland Soma q
tWR4,nc9 n session 10 Westminster, on
- ~ yl<ino, psl!gsd the following reso-
- ~ ~ Is9set fhst Il be pnblished
= - -. e lkis county.
8e.oac1 xhaf tke thants Of dis Grand
Nyi1on are 400 cor1in1Iy teudersd 70 the
1ncnbers q Carroll Div;sion nnd fr;eudr.
for tkeir very kosp5lHhls snterfesnmsut 81
TH01ls MYERs,
Gr&ad Scyihc.
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County Comm issioners, Notice
FOUND.

A POCKET BOOK containing sum Of
IN money, on the road between Wessmin
ster and Hampstead. The owner can have
il by calling on the undersigned, residing
near Schlossef's Tan Yard.
mys--sts NOAH DERR.