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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

THE policy Of suppressing news of Indian mur- ders and robberies was, at one time, religlously adhered to by the Press, and portion of the peo- pie, of this Territory, and a baneful, deceptive policy 1t was. Governor Mccormick, who. at that time, owned and edited this paper, Was. We believe, the originator of the policy, and, of course, followed t whenever he could We well reeoileet his saying in the paper, that one man could travel alone, over our roads and trails, and no. be mOlested by Indans," or words to this effect day or two after this assertion appeared in print, man was murdered by Indians almost within eight of Prescott. He had, no doubt, read tbe Governors assertion, and taking him for an oracle, believed in his oraeular assertion. But. tho bellet cost him his life. Thank God, our con
 science is clear upon this score, for yo have al. wave poblished facts as they occurred, and warn. cd men against being caught in a trap, instead O, turing them 10 their fate, and we mean 10 keen on doing SO as long as the necessity shali exist re. gardless of the very few persons who would have ns do otherwise. The ApaeLes are danperou. devils, but not so much some people Imagine
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S27.OO
St-James Emporium Store.

NJ. J. TElSSlER fai, savoir a sa nombreuse
clientele e. an public en- general que:
Onire son ires-urand assortment vatit, bien
choiSl, conSla'nment renouvele de
MarchandiSeS NscheS, Mrcerie, Bonncierie,
Chanssnres pour danes, cadets. ~fillrttes
Ell %enfau's, Qnincaiile.ir. S-llerie, Par
tnmcrie, pharmarie, Chapellerie,
Wooden Ware, V'ns DIES premicrs
crn> ei I.iqneurs des meilleurs mar
cues, TabacS sous ioules les formes,
Ctoa'es ct Cigarettes de la H,vane, e,
infinite dantres articles trop nomhrrux
pour etre inumerts. il wien, de @recevoir de
~ LOUIS, Direcfenleni. mn grand assortment de
produits do rouest!
Tells que: Farine, Pore, Graisse, Jambons
cures an sucre ct an'res, Epanles fnmees,
Nhiskey, Savon, Chandelles, Amidon,
ftomage, AvOlne, etc, etc, etc.
Au prix do la Nouvelle-orleans.
Fl ces Marhandises sunt
Supfrieurts CONNIE quott!
n'Eenez ct voyez.
NJ. J, TEIssIER, en- raison de la dificnl,e
DIES temps, vendra mei'enr marche que jamais.
FL vous lronverez aussi a 7 Emporium Sore:
Mdiennes de tou,e nuances a l0-l21.
.L,diennes bleues, a fond blanc, q c%onlenr,
a %chemIse, merimack, etc, etc, au choix a
Is cents.
Mdiennes FRANCHISES fond bIeu ct a chemises
IA, a 20 cents.
Cotons blancs ct ecrus : ct 1 de 10 i l25.
i Is.
Coions 4I4 ct 40 pouces, a III, 20,
22!.
Coons GA, a 27!.
Cations " 1914 a draps, so cents.
DenImes rayees, couli| a ma,elas, Bon.,eint
go cents la ya,de-Colonnades FRANCHISES
Ell notwithstanding de ,ouies nu.
ances-Toi'es bianches 4 che.
misses, Linge dc ,abIe-Brin,
MousseIines e, Bobinet
a Mousiqnaires.
Ell I'M grand
ASSORTMENT
de marchandises blanches, telle que:
Mousselines, PercaIes, Nansoux, MuI.mul
briIlanle, Den,elles, Paraplnies en- sole ct
Cotton, feurs ar,ificielles, couronnes
b!anches, ETC., etc, etc, etc;
Enfin un AsS%OrlinDemt
complet lie Giants Jou.
vins-blancs ct en-
%couleur, pour
Wessieurs et pour DANES, pour
Bdls ct pour Sores, etc.
hS~Et ponrqnoi done aller a Ia Nonvelle-
Orleans qu"n4I'ons avons lei, dams Emporium
Store, an e'abIissement de premier .ordre?
6 Aoit 7O-6m.
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On ne trouvernit peni-t,re pas, dams iontcs les
annaIes de- Ia mtdccide, IN rr,ntde qni al, inspire an.
tant de confance au mond. que lie Cherry Pectoral
pour les affections pnlmor aires. Sa reputation ma fai,
qu'ausmen,er a mesure qn'on lie connaissait. On lie
c%onsidere aujonrd'hui CONNIE un rrotsc.cur con,re les
dihtrente. maladie> De la gorge It de. ponmous. lou,
en- e'an, ~smployt dams les cas- MONS graves e, dams les
maladiss de pe,its enfAn.s, c'es, ce qn'il y a de .nieux
pour Ia consumption au debut ct 'es Lanyereuscs aicc.
tons de la gorge ct DIES ronnons. Chaque famile
devrait Favor CONNIE Prtventif de cHour c, remede
pour les rhnmes %an.qnels ton, lie monde es, expose.
Qnolque la CONSUMPTION iate soft considttte
CONNIE %ircnrable, on a WI des gntrisons dams ben des
cas- qni semblai.nt d6>rspGtcs. lie CHERRY Ptcro-
RAJ asis 81 pui>sammcn' snr les poumons e, sur Ia
gorge qn'aucnne nAlidic De ces oralnes ne hi resiste.
lie CnKRRy PEcroaAL t~riolnphe quand rien ne
Ieussit.
Les cnANTErHs e. les oRATEuRs ruRLIcs y trou-
vent une protection tficace.
Les AsTnMATiQuEs y ,ronvent 'oujours du .oulagr.
ment ct solvent, nne guttison convenable.
De re,ites e, frtquentes doses de CnrRRy PEcro-
RAJ gntfissent ir6Gnemrnen, dcs nRoucnlrEs.
Les veftus lu Cherry Pec,oral sont 81 bien con.
nues que nous n'avons PAS b.soin dc pnblier de cert.
floats.
LAgne Cnre dAyer pour Ia ,firre en- frs.
son, n .h6tre m"rmhnente. Ia .ftrre ptriod,gne
on btfienSp, etc en- nn mat tenies les maiddies
Gni pror'cnneni des maraiS on DIS miasmes.
Ain>i cue ~lindiqu- son'nom, il .ntti, infsilEb emen,.
Ne con,-nant nj de l'arsenic, nj de la thtfeine, ii du
blsmnth, nj iu zinc, nj une subs ance INN dali. aurl.
conque, ii ne saurait fare de NAL il celui Qui le prend.
LES gutrlson> qui lni son, dies dams cer,ains districts
sont itt'ttalement sans tsaies sous lie rapport du
nombre ct de importance. Notre orsneil e, sa,l,ia,,
du triomphe de nos remedies dams des cas- oil tons le.
au,res avaient td employees en- vain.
Les pcrsonnes non scctitnat6-s, Qu'clIes resident,
dams d.s Localities OH II c1lste des miasmes GU ou'.lles
les 'taver>snt, seron. %otottsGes en- pr,nan, lAGrE
CURE ,ous les jours.
C'est un esc-llen, remjde pour lie. MALAplEs us
folE provenant de la torpenr du foe.
C'est encore un excel en-, rcmtle pou, les malaLies
bilirnses.
Prepare par lie DR. J. G. AVER & Co, chimis,c.,
a Lowell. Mass, ct a venIte dan, lie monde enter.
Pix. 81 Ia bonleitie.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-07-15
INSTITUTION ST-JlCQuES.
Dirigtfc par r4bbc H. Tg"o"cf,
aMcir" prctrssc'"' a" petit
Ssemimnirc dc Paris.
I:cOlc Pa rOi<siAIc.
I:cOIc prem ;llOirc ;su College.

En- fondant il y a plus dun an fInsti'ntion
Sl-Jacqu-s, lie D'rcc,enr de ce,te cco'c sest
propose uu double bm:
10. Bonner me instruction suffiSan,c aux
enf,nis de la paroi>sc que les parents ne YOU.
draicn, pas envoycr an College.
90 Prararer pour lie college les %jeunes
%enlan,s qni doiycnt fAire DIES eludes plus COM
pleles.
E'rxpirience a pronv6 que les yrands eta
blissetncu,S ne son, teel'emeni prof'ables
qlanx sieves qni sly rrssen'en' sachant h'rn
li,e q, Genre. ei pnssed,u' a" MONS les pie
micr- Clements dies l,ngnes: IL Insntntion ~
.Jacques lrcevan, I'M nomhrel i,nile de pension
naires sera pins 4 meme de donner DIES SONS
spfcianx anx eleves qni commcncen,.
Drnx professors attaches 4 'e,ablissemen
y ensrign"nt respectivemeni lenr langne
nn'Ionasc Fang ais ct lie %francais, et les bran.
ches ordinances d'etndes, y comrris Ia tcnue
dies livres.
Des loeons 'ir mnsiqnc vocale sont ,lonnaes
gtaluiiemenl i lous les eleyes.
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Conditions /:

Fate, mes -Enseignement.. $50. par mois IS, 90
peu,ionnai,eS -Ensci,nc-
men,, pension, b%Ianrhis.
sage, tonrniintcs dc bu.
rean. Lives sans extra
uahrhne S0f'F. ...... $500. par mos ESu.
Pour plus amp|es rensrlguemen,S. s'ndtrs-
ser a Table Vignone,, Can,Iclle r. o, ST.
Jacques. 10 Dec. 20.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-07-15
LETTERS

Boarding Students, whose families reside ont Of the
! +t+-At 4- 6 t4-a+s+, are required TO wtite l.,lrt. ev,ry
saturday. The correspondence between Parents and
Pupils Is no, subject TO Inspection.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-07-15
OUTFIT

Besides the articles Of clothing necessary for neat
mes. and comfort, each Stnd~n, >hon'd b. provide !
with d towels Il Napkins. J goblet, spoon and fork, |
table KNIFE, ! tin basin and foo, tub, ! night bag, l
mattress 9 4. : # ] double wool-n blanl ct. / pillow,
3 pillow casrs, ) PAIRS sheets, mo>qni,o bar. Every
article should be marked with the name Of the owner
in full.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-07-15

Professors Of 'hc Collegiate Department.,
pr. JAS. BURNS, Professor Of the English Class,
T. ntMONTLIIIN. Professor Of The French Class.
GEO GESSNER, Pfoies,or of the Latin and Greek
Glass.
A.. V. ROMAN, Professor Of he Ma,A, ms.iea,
Class.
The Primary and intermediate Departments. are
diligently 'riined by Professors Of long earct,.nc and
acknowledged merit.
Further information may be Obtained by addressing
= communication to tie Director through Ii. r. o..
Locked Box.
4. Y. ROMAN. Director.
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AMINATION

Private examination. conducted by he Dircc,o, and
h. Assistants are held monthly. The Annual Public
Examinations will take place during The closing week
Of the Session.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-07-15
SALAEp ELLIE D'AYER
Pour liz Publication du Sang.

Get excellent Yemtde doit
sn reputation aux g.ltrisony
~ quill a ortta-s e, don, quei-
Gnes unes snnt me rvtiil~us-..
III u a iriompha DIES srro,uI.s
les plus ppinfatt,s, alols que
hAY3I~ J." sy.t"me patsissat eu,icrr.
men, totroInrn.
@kl lie poison scrofnl.nx est
g. WMAnn t-s -nhemis l-, rlns de.-
nuc'enfs de no,re race. II
NINE snnsent Ia constitution ssas ctr. VI nj .er,i,
s'is meme ~ on en- sounconn- Ia presence, ii invite
'es "'i'auts tnetsahtes ct iaial-.; il sentle fare
halir. Infection dams tout le corps, ct lo,,ou'une
occasion favorable Sc presenre. il &c deve,onne dan.
sa io'mc ~hldr"se, sur la surface on dams lie. parties
''atrs' pa"s &c dr'n''r cas, nm dfpo, de tnb.rcul.s
reu, av"ir lea subiteMent dams les pounonx on dan.
'e .Hn'' drs lnmehfs peuvrnt ne forine, dams l~ (oie
on hlrn DIS eruriiohs sc ION, sur la reau. GU birn
taeo'e 'rs liberation, ont leu sur nne des parties
~ Ju cor. u e.; done "''le de ptendre un- bon,eil,e
de s"'.'par'silc htme IN l',bsence de .vmn,on@.
aehis' Lee. p'r>onn.s qni souiTr-n, de< msiad,rs .ui.
NE s'"t' gr"ef"'r"leh', souingG~s d. suit. ~t. A
a. II '."s"s' E".'... pa, Ia >"i..r"''i''r -E,y.,pti-..
'''s, 1'sx"t, Vsre SOLITAIRE, Nlpux .,.veux
'.""s ""r'I'i's, =, an'r-s Eruption. n j, f,.ms. vi.
,,blesd De scr.'n'esi Ia Msucp.,r, rlsIlrou,.Ir. L..
NS'""''s de '""r. lie. C,i.--. rEplI. pssr. /.
Ne''"'Ste ct les dtftr4n,es aiT-c,,on. u,efre..r.
du sy"'eme musculruI e, du system. n-,yeux
L. .Spl.'is GU III i.dic. .tner,rnmrs GU mer.
'"''eI''" crdent a Ia Sal>~pM-ille, hien au'@lle. ,e.
y, =. ~. " temps a tons lie. ans,rs remedies. II en-
: ue meme d-s FLEuRs sLAscugs, d.s UIcrs..
,'oHs DE LrrkRus ct J-A MA,.ApIEs DE FsAMrs
If hhraAIlsMEs e, Ia GouTTE, ro,.qu'il. pro.
s'rh"e"t de accumulation do ma, hses tuscps,r.
IA"s sang, "ejen' brn'6, a fetI.t d. &c li9uide,
- """e f'insrqn- s'appliqne a la MALApi' pu
r"'h' AIo'iE, Ia CONGESTION ou rINPiAMMarlos
dr fo'f :, la JAu>lssF qnsnd Giles .ou, i. con,..
qurhe- dun sang -mpoi.oune.
-" "AlssPAksiLl.f est un g'and ~for,if,n,. Les
f.'s'hhr> i.ASGulssANris, ABATTuEs, NERygusrs
4, a"'Fkhs ~ soMMElL, c.iie. gui SON, a,,ein,es
d a'ieri'ons p'ovenan, de Ia FAIpLEssR nan, on'a
en- Iaire l'essai. 49,"
PREPAREE PAR
lie DR. J. C. AVER 4 Co
Pra,iciens It Chimistes
WYNN, a LOWELL. Mass.
% avril.
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MONTHLY

Monthly reports are sent to Parents Or G ua rdians.
stating The conduct, progress, rank in class and al
tendance Of pupils.
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Dernier Avis
AUX

lie Collector a%ccorle ~jnsqu'nu Ter Aoh,
aux C"nt'ibnab'es de ce,,e r%arois-e, pour
quits ~pa>sseni payer lenrs taxes sans cncourir
l'amendc. &c temps tcoult, tou,e prophetic
sera responsible devant Ia loi.
En- re2lan, avec le Collrcienr avant le Ter
Aoht 1871, on evi,'ra lie ..paicment dc rinsi
eng pour cent d'adiirion sur les taxes. sa MS
co'mpier les ansr's ffa's encourn> par la pro.
prieIe lomban, sous lie conps de la loi.
d. s. HUNSAkER.
Collector pour Ia
Taroissc St.Jacques.
Juliet 10, 1871.
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TERMS OF TrITION

FOR DAY SCHOLARS, PAYABLE MONTHLY:
Commercial Course, $l20 per annnn.
Classical Course, $50 per annum.
BOARD AND TUITION:
Payable Quarterly in advance, per annua,, $500 to si32
German, Spanish, Drawing, Music, Fencing. &C..
form r,,ra charges.
Book and Stationery are supplied b. the School At
current prices.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-07-15

MARTIAL VAUDEVILLE, cordonnier
1vl ct bother, pres. de rhabi,ation de NJ.
Edmond Blonin, 1 un quart de- mile de-
rEglisc Sainl.Michel.
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THE DAILY Sun. SO A YEAR.
TERMS TO CLUBS.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SIN.

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SYN.
Five copies, one year, separately addressed.
Four Dollars.
Ten copies, one yea-, scnarately addressed (n.u
Al extra copy TO the sett.. up Of clap).
Eight Dollars
Twenty comics. ono year. ecpnratclv addressed
q "a an ezra copy - la otter up of club,
Fifteen Dollars.
fsty cori"s one year. 10 ono address. tand the
semi 'eek y one yea - cctier np ofclub),
- Thtrty-threc Dollars.
Fifty cop!cs. one year. scpar ately addressed f,nd
TAG semi weekly ono year 20 eeticr ar ofcIuh).
Ihirty.dvc Dollarn.
ono fnndred, cnries. one year, - one address
tlnt the Daily for one yc-r To tho getter a., Of
eu,' Fifty Dollars.
One hundred c1p,cs. ono year. ennarotclv al.
dressed ,ant the Daily Tor one year to he yetier
upo'e'ao'' sixty lila
SEMI.,vEEA.Y sgy
Five copies. ore year, separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
len comics. one yc"r. separately addressed fand
al extra copy to gettcr up OF cllb),
Sixteen Dollars.
SEND YOUR MONEY
n Post once Orders. c,ncks, or drafrs on Sev
iosH. wiarever convenient II not, then register
inc A''ess Containing: money. Address
] ". ENGLAND, Pub,isbse,.
Sun once. New York CITY. =
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-07-15

NM. J. ICARD e. T.. CREISSE.S aver.
lisscn. messienrs les h'bi'aM,s de- ce;,e pa.
roisse Ct DIES parois>as volsine> quits vicnnrnt
d'onvrir IN a'eIi"r a DonaIdsonviilc. e, quits
Ini ienr seTa cnntia conceTuanl IL micani- me-.
lis eniteptcnn-nt ct eAfcniant toni travail
conrernanl mon,ntc 4. neuf, reparaiion de
snctcries, mouths de tons genres. deSstcle.
ries, machines en- arier on en- cuivue, armu.
tcrie. charronage, carrosse1ie, etc.,.
80 Az. ".
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A Newspaper OF tic prcsclt Times.
attended for t'co.lc Now "a Earth.
Including Fs-tlers. Mechanics. Merchants, p.o-
f"ss.ona! Mca, Walkers, Thinkers, and a ! Man
lie. " Honest Fo!hs. AID the Wives, so.s, and
bau. Atcrs OF al! such.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,:
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR $50.
Or less taan One Ccn. a Cory. Let there be =
$50 Club at ey2ry Post ONCE.
s2,iI-WEEY1LT Sun, 81 A YEAR,
OF tn same sizc and general character a.
THE WEEKLY hut with q greater variety OF
misceli aaeous reading. and furnishing the news
to its e-oscitbets with greater freshness. because
1t comes twice % week Instead Of once only.
THE DAILY Sun. SO 4 YEAR,
A rretmincntly read bic newspaper, with tina
ias.est circulation IN the world. Free, lpie-
pendent. and fearless In politics. Al the news
m eyery where, . crn.s a copy by NAIL,
0O cents a month, or &c Il year.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-07-15
CLASSICAL AID COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
FOR BoARDERs AND DAY SCHOLARS,
Corner Of DAPHNE and CONT streets.
A. v. ROMAN, Director.

The Third Annnal Session Of the Srirool will be Of
nearly Eleven Months duration, beginning on the
FRS, Monday in September, and ending on the last
Saturday in July.
No better evidences Of the usefulness OF the School
can be given than the extensive development which il
has attained in the short space Of two years from its
creation, and a reference TO the list Of Professors who
im1tart instruction ia the various branches Of study.
The me'hod Of instruction adopted. guard. .cr"puf
Ions Y against the abuses Of that an,iqua'ed system o.
learning. which wastes the precious years Of youth in
the Ia'orl"ns requirement Of unavailable lore, and, at
the same time. against the no less pernicions abuses Of
a gross u,ih,,Ii ni>m which snhjpeasrs all the faculties
Of the mind and aspirations Of the hear, to 'one'' en-
crossing pursuit.
Its Object i. to train vonng men to the performance
of the active duties Of life. to instruct them in all the
branches Of Science and Art which are essential to
their future success, and, by awakening in them a love
Of study. to inculcaic 4 process OF stlf-instruction
which Will enable them to continue their education,
even after hrip. emanc,ps,ed from the control Of
parents and professors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-14
Bridge Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- until September sd, 1871, by the Com.
missioners Of Carroll and Howard counties,
for building WOODEN BRIDGE over
the Patapsco at Marriottsville. Said Bridge
to be fourteen feet in width and eighty feet
in length, to be built in four separate spans
OF twenty feet, each span TO hive six sleep.
ers for the floor TO rest upon, to be ten by
twelve inches, the floor to be q inches
thick. The Abutments to be built of logs
hewed on one side and square at each end
and filled with stone. The Piers TO be built
on the Mud Sill plan; the Mud-Sills to be
buried IN the river upon firm and solid
foundation. All timber used in said Bridge
to be Of good White Oak, and all to be
keyed together with good iron rods and
spikes.
The railing on said Bridge to be of tim.
Der six inches square. The Bridge to be
built four feet above the water.
The Proposals will be endorsed ssPropo.
sails for Building Bridge at Marriottsville.
and directed to either the Commissioners of
Carroll county, at Westminster, or the
Commissioners of Howard county, Ellicott
City.
The Commissioners OF the above counties
will meet at Marriottsyille, on Monday,
September Goth, 1871, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
to open said proposals.
BY order Commissioners,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
sep l4-2t Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-14
Bridge Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS will lie received
- by the Commissioners of Carroll and
Howard counties until September 23d, 1871,
for building WOODEN BRIDGE over
the Patapsco river at Sykesville. Said
bridge to be fourteen feet in width and sew
enty feet in length, TO be built in 3 separate
spans. Each span to have six sleepers for
the floor to rest upon, to be ten by twelve
inches, and the floor to be Of timber two
and half inches thick.
The Abuiments to be built of logs, to be
hewcd on one side and square at each end,
and filled with stone. The piers to be built
on the Mud sill plan the Mud Sills to be
buried in the river, upon n solid and firm
foundation. The railing upon the bridge
to be of timber six inches square. All
timber used in building of said bridge to be
of good white oakland all TO be keyed
together with good iron rods and spikes
The bridge TO be built four feet above the
water.
The Proposals will be endorsed. sPropo
sails for Building a bridge a Sykesville, {"
and directed to either the Commissioners
Of Carroll county, at Westminster, or the
Commissioners of Howad county, at Eli,
colt City.
The Commissioners of the two counties
will meet at Marriottsville, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, on Monday, September 25th, to open
the proposals.
By order Commissioners,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
sep 14'2t Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-14
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

by virtue Of a commission issued to us
IL by the County Commissioners for Car
roll county, TO examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires
public road TO be opened in said county,
commencing at point on the line dividing
the lands of Il. A. Clabaugh aud j. W.
McAlister, on the public road leading from
Little Pipe Creek near Buckley's Mill to
Middeburg, in Middleburg Election Dis.
trict, in said county, and running with the
dividing line of the said Il. A. Clabaugh
aud j. W. McAlister on the bed of the
present road to or near the barn of said J.
W. McAlister; then on or near the bed of
the present road through the land of said
J. W. McAlister to the farm of said Z. A.
Clabaugh, known as the Birely farm; then
on or near the bed of the present road
through said farm TO Little Pipe Creek to
the Frederick county line near to the mill
of Elias Appler, where it will intersect the
public road proposed to be opened by the
Commissioners of Frederick county.
This is therefore to notify all persons
whom it may concern, that the undersigned
will meet on the premises, on Wednesday,
the 18Th day Of October, 1871, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, to execute the trust repos.
ed in us by said commission.
GUSTAVUS CRAPSTER,
WILLIAM NJ. MERING,
GEORGE K00NS,
l4-5t Examiners.
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tt8 ACRES OF LAND.

more or less, lying partly on the Turnpike
leading through Uniontown to Westminster,
and adjoining the lands of DR.. Martin, John
B. Williams and others. This farm has no
Improvements upon it, but has several fine
locations for building aud an excellent
spring of water. About one fifth Of this
land is in Timber, the balance cleared and
all of it well fenced; the soil is of good
quality and is well adapted TO all kinds of
grain and grass; there are also limestone
beds upon it.
Also lot containing u Acres of land +,
more or less, within five hundred yards of
either of the above described farms, aud
improved with
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable, Spring House, and has large lime
stone quarry upon it.
Any person wishing further information
in regard to the above property can obtain
the same by applying to Chas. b. Roberts,
Attorney, Westminster, Md, or to the
undersigned, Trustee, at Uniontown, Md
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash on the
day of sale or upon the ratification thereof
by the Court, the residue to be paid in equal
payments of oneand two years respectively,
to be secured by the purchaser or purchas
ers notes, bearing interest from day of sale,
with security to be approved of by the
Trustee.
ALFRED ZOLLICKOFFER,
Trustee.
CHAs. b. ROBERTS, Solicitor.
sep IA IS
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NO. lll9 EQUITY,

In the Citcuit Court for Carroll County.
George W. Fringer and others, We. William
Forester and others.
ORDERED this llth day of September, A.
" d. 1871, that the sale made and reported
in this cause, by Charles 7. Reifsnider, Trus-
tee, appointed by the decree in the above case
to make sale of the Real Estate, In the proceed
ings therein mentioned, be finally ratified and
confrme ed, unless cause TO the contrary be
shown on or before the 26th day OF October
next; provided a copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published at Westminster,
Carroll county, Maryland, once a week for
three successive weeks before the said 26th day
Of October next
The report states the amount of sale to be
Si96s.l2.
JN0. d. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
sep H-3t JSo. B. BoYLE, Clerk.
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line in mid ocean ran dove tho NJ
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stantlv The MONT was veru aart .na
although diIiaeat search was mads
oply one of the Anoita's crew s,f twelve
men was saved.
Thirteen buildings in Richmond Me.
were DESTROYED by Ere Sent al ioss
$50 900. The fremen were ut one
time compelled to leave the engine. and
their places were at once supplied by
women. who worked them for more
than an hour.
Two negroes and white man were