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ror he accepted il and gave ID, Il
check on the Bank Dismssed me
and told me where 10 find tuc cash
Ter of t., Bank at and / according.
tx found il SO Krcr,ycd my small
.h,v and moved Tor the Depot one
mile .uppo-ed and / their awaited
the train one hour and at 5.27 p
VI. took the train homcward and
Tossed no time until / arrived at tn,
pIare Home this being the Evening
OF the ftA july in leaving oxford So
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-.
N'ProSihg the P"o'.T "aY' I''u
wrongly informed o} inc rl'oH 81
avery III r'E"r" 10 ''' avery ao"'''
propose o','''" 10 'h' P"o"c AN
,mParl''' statement PHfVQ' "H'ch
! am @ ~ eye TIl"ISS' IA juno Or
J0'y l',V' J'h1 w. AEr[{ TOOK i
s,!aIl stiloo' III 'ToSFcrt '"It'a' IN
"l'S'ohj ne coh'TcIeu II WIZ 'o'''
'h"oIeh'f} ln'' advanced ScllotarN
t'"IlliD% l",lH one uifu OF the ''a'
IN MS S'elob 'ha' ms patrons oe-
came very mUcn o'@PI''S'' with
'''"'' consequently MS 'C'ool was
very m"'N i'''','4' numbering no
more 'ha'' SIN scholars AZ Inc eApl
'"!."h u 'Nt '''o', iio"1yer AFTER
''W m'olhS' a. W, Moril5 t"e
Schoo' "'F'c,or loFcea j. 'hH avery
on inc people o. mat heIENn"raoo4'
as 4 t'a''''r OF lheIt lrce-S'h"oii
the{ opposed ana would not pat
roolze him' as 4 consequence OF hiS
former c9naort' Johh' seeing that
the people Would not pa'ronIze him,
consulted HHrii IN the matter Mnrii
joId h!h mat II the people would
not subscribe TO his school that 1t
IId not matter, tor says he you
Nh2" Wh''e ING pay comes from
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N0ur friend,
RoBT. j. ALc0RN.



Nlrh,HOH i, Als', Aug, ISL II.
.JtDj& R"HT' j. ALColiN,
Daf &,r-four 'lyor OF 18th Jul
y found me coottnod to my room
by Sickness hence my delay IA am
s"orinr. In compliance with your
request, } reply to your enquiries
catc5or.c1I.y
lst. Gov. Acorn rtS the cause Of
my coming to Mississippi.
"a. While the publication Of the
paragraph In the Brandon Republic
can, TO which You refer, WAS not m,
thoriaej 10y me, the declaration
therein contained is, to tha Chest OF
my knowlcdge and belief, entirely
cJrreel.
3d. On nv arrival in Jackson
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The Contest in Mississippi.

The canvass in Mississippi promi-
SEES to be one Of the most bitter an |
exciting ever witnessed in the State.
Both parties are organizing. Gov.
crnor Alcorn heads the party in
power, and those who oppose him
have brought forward General Rob-.
Lowry, and propose to enter upon
Il Joint discussion Of the issues be
fore the people. General Lowry,
in response to an appeal for him 10
enter upon the canvass, says: al
feel that no good citizen has a
right to withhold whatever services
he may be able to perform in rcscu-
ing the country from the mis- ule,
oppression and corruption that char.
scterjzo the Radical party, and
therefore w Il ondeavor to DISCHARGE
such duty as our party may impose
upon me- We presume q list of
joint appointments will he agreed
upon, and, ms both speakers are
able, tho antagonism bitter, that
there will be y large attendance
and much excitement before the
election in November. Governor
Alcorn was elected two years AGO
bY q large majority. He has per-
formed many generous acts as Gov
crnor, which still receive the graft
tnde and commentator Of those
who oppose him. But the Radical
party is divided, and the enormous
corruptious OF tho Legislature and
the PARTY in power have aroused
the tax paying people, and we pre-
sumo tho opposition will triumph
in the next election. Many honest
Republicans in Mississippi, who
have ne aspirations to ~snbserve,
and no desire save that ofan honest
economical administration of tho
State governments, boldly EXPRESS
thor indignation and unfagginr
determination to wage an earnest
and incorporating war against
the corrnrt!onists who have plun-
dorod the taX.paying poople.r
Memphis Appeal.
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Stray SEWIc.

Straycd from my place. near F,arn
~ springs, Winston 60, Aug. 5th a me-
yum sue black horse mule, thin ia order,
name and tail close. No marks except
gear marks remembered, a liberal reward
Is offered for the recovery at the mule or
Tor Information of it so that yet it.
Address MRS. NJ. ANnEPSON
AhEl'.is'l'3t Feam Springs Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-09-02

Nv ''''''' '''''' '''' '''' "'''
amuSe themselves retaining the
lands and making it highly produc-
tive in places.
lhc Baltimore Sun Of the 22d,
announces that . new Democratic
paper, the "Eyenjng Journal is to
bo started in that city, and to be
edited hv Z. ". YergGr. 1t viii,
no doubt, be sustained till after the
Presidential election, and, if we'll
conducted, may become permanent
institution. II. G. +.
FN tho lulcon Beacon.
.Hr hdt.rl
/ notice piece written by one
NorhcIioNs Mcbride in your last
nlmher or under date August. 10.
ISL P~roportjoG 20 have ben Writ
en- to the Washington Chrouicai
RED, and in that letter be Mcbride,
Gems TO set torlho q conversation
held between mysc)t and HIM ut
one Mr. James kcnncys House at
Oxford. now to the many Readers
OF your excellent paper Gentlemen
on Wednesday morning June the
- | lett MY PyareabIo home in
company with j5e9d. T.. BAYS coun-
~ Suparantaudaut of Filtration in
Winston County Miss for the pur,
9o-o of visiting some School in
Bolt no, which We did and had a
pleasant time with The teachers and
pupils and on friday mornino ,JYuc
jOth | proceeded to Louisville and
their met the commissioners Of the
Pooro after the transaction Of bust.
ness VIZ al burned. then Pro-
oeedel home Il distance of 10 miles
amt about shutdown / reached the
Iisired home us | walked IN anI
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DGFEIDEOOy& place

miles east Of Brooksvilly. 400 ur,,
cleared, balance well timbered coed
sell, ! frame cabins, double frtnc1
for dwelling, woNthcrbuuried, rooms
passage T. feet, Kitchen and nil Dr.o
out-bu,ldiugs. This is Il choice rgrm
site Of the dwelling is beautiful, Doogi
q 20 acre forest grove. Centre OF ncIg
hYul 80
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WHEREAS heretofore, to wit, on the
w eth day Of August, 4 D 1871, suit
was instituted in the circuit cour, of suid
county By attachment by Fauaio Edwards
md her husband ~ Edwards against the
C tate Of J N Walker, for the sum Of Six
Hundred Dollars, and it appearing to lis
thet said defendant, J NJ Walker is not an
lnhabltlnt Of said state, or h4s removed
himself beyond the limits Of tue state go
that the ordinary process Of this court can
not be served upon him. Notice IS there
fore hereby given said defendant that un-
tess he be and appear on or before the first
day Of the noNt term of our circuit court of
said county, to hc hoiien ut the courthouse
in the town Of NIacou, ON the 9th MuuiU
after the 1th Monday of October, 1871,
next, and plead, answer or demur to said
action, Judgment by default will be entered
against him and the property lc}icI upon
will be sold to satisfy plNjutiI' demand
issnrd under my bond and seq. Of office
1t Macon, this the 10th ioy of August, \.
y, ISL GRIFflN ROBERTS.
scpt2 clerk
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G0JUl3US FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Columbus, Miss.
TNHE 25th ANNUAL SESSION bceins the

FIRST NONDAVTN OCTOBER.
Efficient teachers, thorough instruction
good board and cheap rates, are tho chorac
t]crlsticS OF this school, Tho number of pu
ptiR has not been loss than $50, Writ f.
GHtaloS Nc j, i. TARRANT
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NOTES.



stevens OF t"e IhieN taS a'-
composite" '"' 'e&i OF inning the
'&"''Lel through "Fat mans
misery IN Mammoth cave. i,
d!lNi iHrt hjln however.
it is a remarkable feet tlat the
a,13 Of a family always fats the
t...4.
-T,cmo.t sucoo.sG,I unlrr,.l,,rs
.r, II, 50 ,lo no3,,,o}. f., ,m,
,..,..o, .r.i,
y man ~pusuinG a train Of
Thought, found himself SO far dis
t.ncod, that he attempted TO Jump
ut q conclusion and broke His neck,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-09-02
4 Carpet Dagger Who Couldn't Get
an Audience,

Notwithstanding the flaming
handhills which had been lihorally
and conspicuously posted oil over
the city, the great carpct-hagsor
from New York, named Cornelius
Mcbride failed to secure an audience
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-09-02

llennboId is determined to keep
himself before the public. Within
the last week he has accidentally
Shot himself, attempted to commit
suicide and become Il luuatic. He
may be President yet. How many
more transformations he may UNI
dergo first, or what he will do next
is one Of those problems known on
~ 70 = Hclmbold.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-09-02

The Vicksbarg Herald of Aug.
ga, notices Uith appropriate tub.
ntca, tho death Of four citizens, Mr..
Frank Templeton, Frauk Bucking.
ham, Mrs. Green, and Mr.. Jeaerse i
D. Hcdrick. II seems to be a sal
E2gtsskY record iag (iekehpr'.
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RAJ The date on the margin Of your
paler means when paid To
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Gin Repairing.

Bring In your Glna and have them re.
pared nj tho old stand of thc uuiprsirn Il.
An@-' II y y. MORGAN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-09-02

rUpi'lN htNTOH Is rONNN NEN
CItNf-.r,S Gepa5. ~ cNrou5oDo, St.
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The avery AGair,

For the Beacon |
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TERMS TO CLUBS.
nm NENI-MrrKL IA euY,

FiVe copies. oao year separately addnc,,cl
El4tt Dollars
Aeh ootlcs, one year fenaratolv addretsed lana
WoAAA copy 70 setlcr up of cln },
Sixteen Dollars
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sEMHvVEEELT SUN. Goa YEAR,
OF tho same size or I r~encral character a.
THE WEEKLY, bit with a grcatrr variety Of
miscoi'nneoaa r%cadlug. ant rurniihng tue news
TO Its subscribers vita greater freshness, because
GCOmes twice . week Instead of once only.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-09-02
TIE DIZZY sun, so YEAR.

n rre1rHincntty rcNd1hlo nrwsDapor, with no
hrIesl Circulation IN tho world. Free, inOt.
pendent, 0Hd to0rleSs N poiiiIcs. An the news
ltnli ~eYeryWlors. IwL cod;s 4 copy ny uAut
90 conta u month, or 50 ayUAr.
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ORLEANS NFlRNARY-li2 Canal 81
DR.. Chopin General aud Special Suw"Ei
Dr Beard. Diseases of thc Eye and Ear; Dr.
Brickola NNsoases peculiar 10 FcWaies; u
Bruins, Diseases of Ihra at and Chest, Ac
Communications tlrst-clasS,. Send for Circa'
lars, i. q. Box G7.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-09-02

Y rost ohioo orders, ehoeks, Or 0,ans on fes
tl... ,n' IhNanitOt Il ul. incu ttBAa
'NS 'u'se's Containing money. Aldr&i
T. W. ENGLAND. Pahnsh.r.
Ala .,nlg.t - ,.1rk c..
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-01

BASE BALL.-Another game for Tie
champion bat was played in this city
Yesterday, between the Silver Stars OF
Carson and the Socials of Virginia, the
latter club carrying of the bat. The
silver Stars, like the Americans at the
battle of Bladensbnrg, 'didn't SCENT
take much interest in the affair." as
the score below Will show. There
were several reason for the letllargy
.of the Silver Stars; among others, they
feared Il sanguinary contest with the
Ground hogs of Genoa in case they re-
tanned the championship, some OF
their hes. players were absent, others
were sick u bed, some were ~hobbling
around on three legs, few Of them
we're well. and none of then cared to
meet that 2l5 FOUNDER pitcher of the
tiround-hogs. Hence, the score:
socI.Ls, SILVER STARS.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-01

NoTICE--Tiie public are hereby
cautioned against buying the water OF
IA certain spring situate Oh the Lake
Bigler Toll Road, about two miles
from Carson, from w. II. Torrevson,
or any person other than myself. the
said spring being OF my line Of sur
vey and claimed by me-.
= L. II. SWEENEY.
HANDSOME pICTUEEs.-The public
is respectfully informed that the
rattle will take place for those very
fine pictures at the ormsby House on
Saturday evening at 5 o'clock, sharp.
All ticket holders are requested to Sc
care their names Oh the list, at Fred.
Brooks bookstore, at the postoffice,
where the pictures ma also be seen.
The list is rapidly filling up, anithose
DESTROYS OF giving Dame Fortune u
chance should obtain their tickets at
nee, as her fIvorites, the ladies'. are
all after her this time.
WONDERFUL, But TRUE.-J. +.
Boardm4n Il Contents: have used
all the White Sage Hair Restorative
which You 30 kindly sent me, and on
receipt of This letter please send me
six more bottles. | have used several
kinds of highly recommended Hair
H~eStoratives, but M of them have
had the am beneficial effect as yours
in preventing the falling on OF the
hair. aud restoring new hair with AL
its original strength and briliiancy. |
take great pleasure in recommending
it to the public. Yours, etc,
JoHN s. MAyHuGH
Sold, wholesale and retail, by our
agent. r. Fred. Brooks, news dealer.
etc, Carson City, Nevada
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-01

INNINGS.

lS@ANGN.
1t "a Sd 18th 5th 9Th 9Th sth 9th
sTS:.i; sia c : 5 80
Bases on called balls-Socials, Z;
Silver Stars, l..
FIy Notwithstanding. l: Mott,
/: Daniels. 3; Hamilton, ); Pratt, 4;
Chevaria, 5. Total 10.
Silver Sfars-Finney, >; thinner
man, /; Burgesser, 3; Reese, /: john
son. >; Hemenway, /. Total 10.
Time of game, > hours So minutes.
Umpire, {. C. Carson.
Scorers-For Socials, A. l.. Edwards;
for Silver Stars, ED. keiseIe.
NOVEL WAGER. - Elsewhere we
notice the bet between Ell Sweeney
ton HaigIlt} and Colonel Abe Curry
ton Boothl of six horses on Il side.
subsequently a Democrat made This
proposition to Sweeny, and that gem
t!einan accepted !: If Sweeney wins the
six horses from Curry he is to present
the best saddle horse of the lot ia the
nanlelesS Democrat, who Is to ride the
horse and canvass the State for the
Democratic party next year. i liaight
j. beaten and Sweeney losestle Demo
crat is to canvass the State on DOT
New VARIETY SroRE-W. w. Has
kclI, formerly with Fox. has opened a
large stock of fine cigars, books, sta
tionery, ETC., in the jewelry store of
&. W. Friend, next TO Willis drug
store. He has a large supply of the
new text books ordered by the State
Beard to he used hereafter in the pub
nc shoOls, besides a great variety Of
novels, blank and miscellaneous
looks, stationery, fancy goods. toys,
notions. cutlery, sporting apparatus,
etc. Call aud see his stock.
GooD IDEA.-We understand that
the Grand Jury will undertake to abate
the n%uisances in the shape of filthy
hocpens which now endanger the
health of the city by indicting the
ownerS of such places. 1t woutd not
he a bad idea for the County Commits
sioRerS to import a few large and fert-
cious wolves TO be turned loose among
The LOCI odorous hogs that keep the
open cess pools of our streets stirred
up daily.
ARREsTED.-Night before last Sheriff
Swift arrested 4 man for going into a
Chinese wash house on Curry street
and creating disturbance by throwingI
smoothing irons out through the win
dow and kicking " baskets of clean
clothes. He was keYt in jail overI
night and released yesterday morning
through the intercession Of friends.
INDIANs.-A large number Of In
dams reached this city day before yes
terdly from the California mountains
lying south of Carson Valley, and
have since been participating in the
nocturna! sOirees OF their brethren of
The Washoe tribe. The visitors are
all mounted, and will soon proceed to
Tie nOrthward.
VISITING Governor l.. Il. Bradley
left on Wednesday for California,
whittier he goes to visit his daughters,
his eldest daughter and her children
having recently arrived from ST Louis.
THE BLIND TROUPE performed at
the theatre last night to a small
hut appreciative audience. Miss
Moran. particularly, is Il favorite with
all who hear her. They appear again
tonight.
ELECTION BET.-Ed. Sweeney YES
terday bet Col. Abe Curry six horses
against six that Haight will be elected
Governor OF California on Wednesday,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-01

ARRIvES.-From the C.P Railroad and
WaShoe at 6 a. m.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 a. m
at 4 p. m.
From Lake Bigler at 4 2. m.
DEPARTS.-For Washoe and c. p. TAIL
road at ! p. IN.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 4 p. III.
) a. m.
For Lake Bigler at 10 a. m.
Mails close half an hour before stages
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-01

81. cEA.a.s-eEoRsE rurl1, rRornrzroE

DL Bliss. Virginia VIM Cradlebaugh, CIV
Jerome Smith,, Dayton VIM A Haskin, Lake b
Mrs $ A Net, Hohe v J NJ Wood, "
A d Jewell, 4 Dickman & wife,
J A johnson, Gold Hill b Rice, Reno
J Dickerseu, Austin
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-01

FRESH FRUIT.-James j. Mandle-
baum is receiving fresh fruit from
California daily. He also keeps on
hand all kinds of confectionery, no.
tons, fancy goods, cigars, tobacco,
toys, etc. =
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-01
METEOROLOGICAL.

ThermomctricaI observations. made from
So'clock n. m. to & O'Clock p. m. by K.
e. Guirado, druggist, etc, No. y South
Carson street:
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-12
OBITUARY.,

Departed this life on Monday, 18th inst,
OF consumption, at his residence, Il miles
from Sells Mill, near the Bullfrog road,
Emmitsburg District, Mr.. REUBEN FLEM-
ING in the 51st year Of his age.
The deceased was called from earth away
in the midst Of his usefulness, surrounded
by happy home, by kind and affection
ate wife, two loving daughters and one de-
voted sister, Qhe last survivor of large
family) Having been born and reared in
the neighbOrhood in which he died, lie will
be mourned by large circle Of friends and
acquaintance who will always revere his
memory. His disposition was affable, kind,
amiablc and jovial, always having some
thing both witty and pleasant to say to the
young. His home was really the Home,
sweet Home" as versifed by Howard Payne
the Poet, and so often sung Of His cheer
fitness and good h,lmor made every one
ever left it without desire of repeating the
visit. The most prominent characteristic
OF his life was honesty; and as Pope, the
poet, says: IAN honest man is the noblcSt
work of God" What need we say more
But there was one virtue which we must
make mention of, which was inherited from
his llOnOrCu ancestors, ana lil't WIS I1OSIl-
tality At his plentiful board, who has not
enjoyed his sallics Of wit, the humorous
twinkle of his eye, and above I'LL his merry,
hearty laugh, which none indulge in but the
cheerful happy man, comforting happiness
on all within his reach. The blessing of
having such husband, father, brother and
friend, are the rays of consolation to his
Borrowing friends in this dark hour of their
bereavement.
"Oh! coulds't thou tread the wontcd hearth,
Dear spirit from thy sphere on high;
And in thy love- bear hence from earth,
The orphans tcar-the widows sigh!
Frail offering there, before the throne,
Yet all the Borrowing heart can give;
We come-a few brief seasons flown
With thee fOrcvcrmOrc to live"
His funeral was preached at his residence
by the Rev Mr.. Patterson, ofthc Prcshvtc.
rian church, and his remains, followed by
Il large crowd Of mourning friends wer,
inferred in the old English Prcshytcliai
Burying Ground, near the Pennsylvania
| line. VI. l.. L.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-12
GU 5TOMER BOOT AND SHOE.
MANDATORY.

TNHE subscriber has opened Boot and
l. Shoe Mandatory, at the Store Room
on South Market street, Frederick city, Md,
recently in the occupancy of DR.. Joseph
b. CARROT as drug store. Ladies' and
Gcntlcmcn's
SHOE AND BOOT WEAR
of all kinds will be made from the best ma
tcrials and in the latest styles by cxpcricr-
ced workmcn. The undersigned being q
practical mcchanic, the work will be made
under his own supervision, and customers
can fully rely upon the character of the
work furnished them. Under no circum-
Stances, work other than his own manu-
tacturc will be sold to customers. BY strict
attention to business and promptly waiting
upon customers, the undersigned hopes to
merit Il fair share OF the public patronage.
Call at No. Is South Market street. and get
measured. a good fit is guaranteed. Re
specially, JOHN a. STEINER.
July Sly
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-12
NJ OF 1 G E
1ur- Payers Of 1871! Sorc Your Fir
Per Gent

Tar- Payers Of 1871! Sorc Your Fire
Per Cent.
The Collector for Frederick county here
by gives notice that the Tax Books for
Frederick county, for the year 1871, are
made out and placed in his hands for col
lection, and he is ready to receive the res
pcctivc amounts due by taxpayers. A dis
count of 5 per cent. will be allowed on all
State tax paid before the first of Scpt' mber;
4 per cent on all paid before the first OF
October; 3 per cent on all paid before the
first of November; and if not paid before
the first of january, 1872, interest will be
charged thereon.
7ar- Payers acouM do arN to araH themselves
cfMc DiscouM.
The Collector hopes that taxpayers will
be prompt, as demands upon him are ur'
gent, and must be honorcd. On account
of the stringent provisions of Il law passed
by the last General Assembly, the present
Collector will not I've able to give taX-pay'
crs the same Indulgence which they have
received from former Collectors; but will be
compelled to insist upon, and, if necessary
enforce payment within the year.
The delinquent taxpayers Of 1870, art
hereby notified that unless their taxes art
paid by the 18th of August, 1871, the sam,
will be collected according to law.
LLOYD III. HERRING,
july 2010t Collector.
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nv nj /: ri e AL.

On the 26th ultmo, at the Parsonage of
the Lutheran Church, Frederick, by the
Rev. DR.. Dichl, DANIEL r. seminar,
KINS, Of Frederick.
On the o1th ulimo, by Elder William
Palmer, Mr. JOHN NORG1N, of Wash
ington county, to Miss FRANCIS d.
rows, of this county.
On the Both ullimo, at the residence of
Hiram Roop, on Beaver Dam, by Rev. ID.
Grossnicklc, JOUN METH to Miss ELIZ-
ABEIW DIEHL, both Of this county.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-12
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
IN scriber has obtained from the Or
phans Court of Frederick county, Letters
Testamentary on the estate of
JOHN WELLER,
late Of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de.
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit tn,
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be
fore the 18th day of February, 1872; as
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
DAVID c. WELLER,
aug IL. Avn Administrator.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-12
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A LOT OF GROUND,

with the impro ,cmcnts thereon, fronting
G2 feet and running back 1870 feet, on Sout':
or Water street, in Mcchanicstown, Fred
crck county, Md, now i'll the occupancy OF
Wesley Dclaplane The improvements
consist of a two-story
DWELLING HOUSE
and Store Room. This is an old cs- ,AyIrs.a
tablishcd stand and offers rare in ENiii
ducemcnis to any one wishing to go Mlu..l
into business.
Terms Of .enle-Onc-half cash on tho
day of sale and the balance in six months
by the purchaser or purchasers giving his
her or their notes for the deferred payment
hearing interest from date, or all cash at
the option of the purchaser.
The purchaser to he ut the expense o.
convtyancing and stamps.
DAVID G. WlNEBRENER,
l.. Nanto sen, Auct. Mortgage.
aug. 12-iW