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They haye. a new way Of Getting up

They have q new. way. of getting up
surprise parties In certain parts OF I'LL.
nois. Aresident receives an anonymo
letter. stating that q surprise party will
be with, him ON certain evening. He
prepares for IT,, Nobody comes, and the
surprise Of the party is complete.
The st. Lopis girls were so badly
frightened By the experience Of one OF
their number. who dislocated her neck
while resisting kiss. that now they hold
their lips in the softest and most com.
Portable position whenever they see man
anywhere near.
The currency" editor OF the Provi-
dence Herald claims copy right on the
foflowing: "Moral-Never trespass on
another Mansfield" Aae
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LyBrand & Son

MAKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
- - the pnblic to an examination OF their
oiOCh OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con.
sisting Of Pianos, Church and Parlor Orcens
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
ments OF all kinds: Also, Sheet Music and
instruction Books for every elaes Of MueicaI
Music sent by mail post paid, on receipt Of
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express. when ordered, to any pnrt of tho
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, tor cash.
Planos, Organs and Melodcons tuned and re-
paired 10 satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing. Removing and
desired, at moderate prices. TA
All orders promptly attended to and salts.
isction guaranteed to those favoring uS with
their patronage; Send for our catalogue OF
sheet Music AMI Musical Merch andise, Tay-
lor street, Citizens' Savings Bank Building.
O.'ttu.oih. y. -. Nov
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Private Boarding.
T)ERSONS in want of a quiet. retired HOME
can apply to Mrs. 8. ). WYATT, on Plain
street, near Pick ems, North side. Dee 90
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Pickles. Fruits and Vegetables.

1E0 DoZES,, in glass and cans, of the
McO choicest kinds. as follows: English
and bartlett Pears; Pine Apples, fresh Peach
es, Plums, Strawberries, Tomatoes, Green
Corn, Asparagus, Spanish Olives, Oapers'
Worcester sance. French and English Mus
Essence Coffeo, &C.; all fresh and for eale low
Tor cash f. HOPE.
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T. O @ TX
TO
Y 0 O B IN EST,
AND
Get the Best

QNNgAB MY line Of WATCHES is
GEXT now full and complete, and
esssf2szezzfd the public may depend on
getting the best at the lowest possible figures.
as my facilities are such that defy conlbeti.
tion from any market.
have also in store and constantly arriving
all tho newest styles Of Indies Sets, in Dia.
mond, Coral, Cameo, Etruscan, Gold, let, &c. /;
elegant designs in Chains, Bracelets, Oh arms.
Lockets, &c.; the latest and most beautiful
Waro- Goods suited for bridal holiday and
other presentations.
Repairing i'll all branches. by tho best work
men and at reasonable rates
ISAAC SULZBACHER.
Oct ~ Columbia Hotel Row
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Bale Of Kings Mountain Railroad.


Bale Of Kings Mountain Railroad.
Theodore D.. Wagner and Asbury Coward.
trustees. %: the King's Mount ain Railroad
oompsny.-Foreclos,fSs Of Mortgage.
=. BY H. II. DeLEON.
IN pursuance Of tho terms Of Mortgage
~ executed by the Kings Mountsin RsA-
rosd oss Company: on the 18th day Of Maroh,
1866, and by virtue Of the powers therein,
granted, we will cell, at public suction, 1t
charleston, 8. o., ON WEDNESDAY,, March
70, 1871, st II o'clock. ct corner East Bay and
Broad streets, ~ 1d,lF ,,...sf''s'.-'
The entire RAILROAD Of The said Compa-
ssid sy dnSsdinE tho bed and superstruotures Of
tion, thS stations, station house depots,
@ s.oro- in,ouses, workshops, machinery and az.
lures thercon, and all the engines aud rolling
s.osk: togethc. with all the rights, privileges
a.a ana easement Belonging or appertaining to
Terms cksh; pnrchassih To nav for n.no.
and stamps. 49, 80 - - PCS
.a THEoDoRE D. WAGNER.
AsBUaY COWARD,
Jan IA "a Trustees.
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F'rightful Prophecv

j. slight, consumption. that great DESTROYER
WIN DC sure TO follow. The inscription upou
the tombstone will be in the following atart.
ling words: "'"i'
DIED FROM NEGLECTED. Couan."
Stanley's celebrated COUGH SYRI1p ,y;,,
cure coughs. colds, asthma, throat affections
when no other preparation will. Try bot.
tie: Prepared only by WV
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The Doctors Recommend Seegers Bee
Nproforenco to I.ondos Porter and Scotch
l. Ale. Why2 The5 knew d ia uAadalt erated
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'.'e For Sale,
NJ THE HOUSE and LOT, on Pickons
GHA street, belonging to estate of Mrs. Il.
:.: .a zimmerman, deceased. The Lot con-
eommodious Dwelling, and a smaller build.
loc, erected for School House, but suita BILE
as Residence for small family; also, a flne
Garden, Fruit Trees, Well and Spout Water.
the usual out-buildings, &c.
For terms, apply to
Jan 6 atu EDWIN J. SCOTT, Executor
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The Dexter Stables.

Martins Slicing Sub-Soiler and Deep
Tiller Plow.
T!HE undersigned having purchased the
L right Tor this State to manufacture and
sell the above pl0w. the best and cheapest vet
introduced, desires reliable Agent at every
county Court House in the State.
oct iO EDWARD HOPE
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For Sale---Splendid Building Lots.

fbr Saie---SpIendld Building Lots.
OFFER for sale full square. in l3 quarter
4 acre LOTS, bounded by Wayne, Divine.
Pulaski and Greene streets, near the. Char,
iotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad, and
road. just West Of Levers garden, in one of
the most beautiful portions OF the city.
TEnMs.-s250 per Lot, OF one quarter OF an
acre; 500 paid down, and the balance in
interest. No charge for papers, If payment
ls made as stipulated. All the Lots to he
closed ont by February l. Plat to be seen at
the post office. E,W. WHEEI.ER -
jams -.
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PACIFIC GUANo COMPANY,s
COMPOUND
ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME

For Composing with Cotton Seed.
Price s25 Cdsh, ,cah Usual Adoance for Time.
HNHIS article is prepared under the superin.
Il tendenco OF DR.. ST. JULIEN RAVENEL.
It was introduced by this Company two
years ago, and its use has fully attested it's
value. 200 to ESQ pounds Of this article per
aero, properly composted with the same
weight OF Cotton Seed, furnishes the plnnter
with FERTILIZER Of the highest excel
lence at the smallest cost. compost pre-
pared with this article, as by printed direc-
tions furnished, contains all the elements of
fertility that can enter into a fret olass NE.h.
TlLlZEk, while it's economy must commend
it's liberal use to planters.
For supplies and printed directions for
composing, apply to
J. N. ROBSON,
=, - :, Agent Pacific Gusno Company,
Nc. C8 East Bay i Nos. / d Atlantic Wharf
JOHN S. REESE & CO.. General Agents.
WV Ho SmO
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Pocket Diaries for iS72.

Pocket Diaries for 1879.
A LII sizes and prices. AIilIer's Almanacs
~ for 1872: Also, Lesies, Cassell's and
other Pictorial Almanacs.
ALSO,
1000 STEREOSCOpIC VIEWS. in Enrone
ana America, colored and plain, carefully 80
Jan BRYAN IL MoOARTER'S Bookatore.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & Sllliman.
HAVE this day associated with me, in tho
SlLLlMAN, graduate OF Philadelphia Col.
iege OF Pharmacy. The name and STYLE Of the
hrm will be FISHER IL SILLIMAN.
JANUARY 16, 1872. Ian On
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Copartnership Notice.

VIE subscribers, having this day formed a
q G9Partnership. to bo known aud styled as
LOWE q ALLEN, and having. leased for a
Term OF years the shops and m achinerv, and
bought the materials on tho premises former
- occupied by James M. Allen, are prepared
to G enter into contracts for building or the
nnishing Of all shop-made materials, suoh as
BLINDS, Doors. Sash, Window Frames, DO.
&c. Also, the DRESSING Of Lumber, Scroll
Saving and Turning, and would respectfnliv
solicit share OF the public patronage.
| JOHN M. HOWE, EDWARD A1IrN
COLUMBIA. November IS, 1871. Dec i2 3rno
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nDCp 90 1910.
MDER 81, 1919.
s. sisvSs Who had asted Is his conductor. He
toms 10 IL svsre tkss the sisnal be bad given |
. $&s~rsrdss 81 Consssnti nobie.1 sasd Baghi |
s22F thon knowsst. or thou shoaldst have |
IN eie now. thsti Am not msn that any |
TSon RE- 800 49, sss~ch money from me |
NM tSon b.ds. hssn1sifS 6i 81 = Dromise}
sc in-nts Of nv - 1 stSns - q scCben
80 80 n.rv - go 81 ~. q ~ 56iaD
~ - Seau 1Sfls}ysA ~ r No. nla&Sd 80
IN 49,. IA n not ~ WitH ny ftiend 1brahsiu;j
& asubta siy sSoiy, be vishss 70 qasstlon thee
tbv own Ia. Thos. tnoWast reign suprere
ia Antioch. and emperor or soldan ooaid not
save thse II 7 But ~ the words, Thpu sbals
al am aware thst life and death ass Alhe in
the hands Of . iust man and generous prince,
whom they are placed in youres* sEopIisd tho
Sus The truth .nd s0 te,s Sel IKE lie reed upon
the river bank, however 81 may Be bowed down
Tor time BY ths storra chat seeks to over
whelm II, win atm remain uubrokeu, aud atill
rise again fresh ana vieeroui a over, un-
changed when the tempest has :raased away,
as blooming aud = boauttfai e il the hurri-
cane had neysr sasayed to uproot itp
with tho fancy Of . poet" observ ed Ibraham.
He has Invention for you and fgurative Lam
aus1e for NO. Come Greek give us q descrip-
ton Of this Turkish maiden Of whom you have
been speskine to bic Hiehness."
WiliinEly, sroplied tie Greek" Her age is
absuk sevSntens her hair is dark a. the ravens
visEs; her stia seftsr than the psaoh's down;
in beg eve arc Tho blackness of ebony and tho
brfllisnt hashfpR Of the diamond her mouth
is rosebud, hex teeth pearl; her form rs agile
as that Of the sntelope; her voice % sweet as
of her bresth~is as rayishing to the senses as
the odor Of richly spiced w!ns. Such is tho
| maid of El-Bir."
aHd nos Of said al iS1aha%
the ravens wing the ebony and tho diamond,
your maiden is composition Of fruits and
| howers-very poetica1, admit, but not at all
sinai, how recognise her, by your: similes Of
sosebuds and nfghsinga!es and spiced vine
any one Of these things. Bat you say she is
| ENTHUSIASTICALLY liyipC-if she Il, then she can
be seen by some one besides yourself. Tell
rs where she is to be found noW, and at the
same time mention the name Of any one, except
the veracious Alexander the Greek, who hes
seen her as You describe her to be-" :.
81 can answer both questions, aud at the
same time I can promise that within twelve
hours she shall be in the very apartment IN
! which we are now conyersing," replied the
/ Greek.
"Dp what you are asked-do not promise
Ibraham; "remember you have made many
promises, which you have not yet performed
"Slavew said Baghi Sian, his rage excited
by the last remark Of his associate 1brahanA-
ado first what thou hast been asked. Answel
with candor the questions put to thee by libra
ham Where is now the maidenf Who be-
side tbyself has seen her"
The cheek of the Greek crimsoned as he
heard himself addressed in such ignominious
terns. That, however, was nether tho place
: vowed, however, that the insult shonia ht
avenged, as be bit his lip, aud then with
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
r AIDES, READ THIS!
E. BUTTERICK G CO.'S PATTERNS.


First-THEY ARE ENTIRELY RELIABLE, eacn
pattern having been practically tested before being
offered for sale
second.-rHEX ARE IN ALL SIZES 90 that any
one can obtain pattern rsquPiDg Little variation.
Third. EACH PATTERN has A PAINTED
LABEL showing tts sze. the asount ofe!osh trimming
and making. and picture q the garment Whsn aH
isAsdi
FOurth.-rHEY ARE MORE PERFEcrLY CUT
than they can be BY any ordinary method. EACH
PART BEING PEkF scr AND FITTED The
dout psrts notohed 70 be eaeuy togothar
Each pattern offered for sals By 10 preParoA In saeb
manner that niss.hes in eatting OF nittne ere -
NOTICE.
These Patterns be had n all sizeS. for LaAiss,
Missos Boys and thildrea Sad fog every eeFe oE
meat They combine q rILtTY. BLnG AHCk, 9TELB
RCOaOMf asd APRROPRIATDNb94 aoA :aag %
REpREsEHTATIvn FASHIONS OF AnB1I0k
By tier . Least IS IL tAe oxease - sASa
whieh w0al4 Be t0o1rrea By asy etbse methoa-
We oaisy roooStag l0sSsR0 fr1sA L06to via o00o
thought they coald B0e make eh01R own o. t1aR eA1
droRS garments shasking fer ere tnv0ntSn oE sho
nyets3 BY which ers eosAinea Saeh PSgfSee Ea0eila
vhash 0onSains tusSaEtOos snd deochPeos o. I'll rev
Paetrcno issued aud aSO price ss 81 Shela end H0b
EUhod M0Afhly ~ - Single 0epJ = ooAsD Per
Abis invariably IN sdv1ooo.
TIE kgEN0POLTTAN AlSo gives . review 81 an
noyslses 10 l.dt0a' fAshteGs.nsI ROUaA neT stYles
On suhjeOts connected WSh kAAhisua
Descriptive Catal1gess CT Platforms eoaG 70 any Ad
drOss on roo iPe Of Posfago stamp A6AEess
Wa. Is. COoPER e 90, ~ Csaal a.,
.A9natS for the Singer Improved .Tnnhy seSlne
kfhnhino. in1 I'm
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Attention is directed 70 our special notice
column
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aAfsk. tAstRaiot uR1A the unhappy man wAo
!: 6 = " 49,: ;5i;siS
- !; = ~. e
ihS maAM HeSlss u 411tss 1ss&
AxsSa, !asA The newer In &hieA rs 4kelsS4s
hs.g " sssghs wss.r. q The nivss E.thss.ssa
dsssstss q rssssess. : aea s.sssss.t &
Tyre, who had sepS Net % sElRiis ia ahs hsps
that sAe might essaps the. mlserisA thet yens
certain to follow fron the tnsaeion % ths Cfa-
The isster ;words were; not hoard By stbe hap:
less MAN to whom they vece addFeased- Ae
cast himself down on The sna ace re
teriDg 70 hinssisM" ~ shiidi my ehildi ~
child! Amies, my beloved: my ; snnose 81
Woundedi Oh! miseryi miseFyl and again
misery 6tting reward for the renegadew
i. The Gresk could not fail 20 notice how deep
me;sa the %sn
suggested itsslf to his mind. At length he cx'
p.sssss sa Whist he really thossh'' when ne 70.
II am sfraid your EminenoS has been seised
Yes. yss, ! am very me- ap.wessa Fssea
not knowing whst ware the words to which he
Then shall take my leave Of you,n. said
the Gresk; "bnt before I go, let mo know
what it is your pleasure ! should say on your
behalf to Baghi Hian.S
F." Tell his Highness," said tFeecz, aroused
from his sabaseussns BY tho mention of thai
name. q that my utmost skertsons shall b en-
ployed to rescue the maiden from her csptors
and place her beyond the pursuit Of her perse
| cutors."
"And. with such an answer I am sure hi
Highness cannot fail to be fully content, TO
the valiant Feroz has alwsys been true to III
soimetar. nerer to be broken n and 30 saying, tn
| Greek bowling profoundly to tho Emir, quitte'
| the apartment"
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I'M ARoARE r,"-tMA AGAKer HAUGAEKN
STEAM AND MECHANICAL BAKERY,
~ rs and 79New Levee -.-7A, as and 7e
Near Pc, 4.us O,feeS New orItaaA
Lo'f Bread SOFIA t;r sohsrG Ru;C.r CrAnkorS BS'tan
Crack rA WAG,r Gre I-r-, Was Cr sGknTS 4
t;r Cro-tn Bro .,tS, fre,oh Bi@nnt" 'r"ck"r
Br~cut- P,I ". Bread 'iIdx'sr B cad. i+t"Ert
Nuts Prs Mo etc s,uun C!r.so AsAl ~ cue LSSos'
Market RAtss, Ssd fan WSigaS GuArAnLeo4
snh9I ~ ~
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T. uYTt,otR J. q. EkNI
LINCOLN Co, RAISE AND R1h0Fb
~ ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS,
O6loA IlO Eetan etreot 40
An oonmun,oationa shoaadlho aAdrssssa e - -
Eeehanlos and TradsVs' Rxohsn&p corner u CnaE'S
and GTagior asTosfu Few OVScaaA -
C0antrv ordorn sE0O0elv 0etoQAoeto 0nH
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n W. KELLY. UNDERTAEK R; ,.,.
Between Drato and ThAllA stEeso0,l
Keeps always Oh hand ssecgtNent q MStAlnc
BURIAL CASES AND CABkHT1.
and God CoAps Of al descriptions, aaeo eveytn,a!
requisite FOR Funeral Carriages and Baro2s:Ss =,
hire ali hoeru- eA""V
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p +; GoaARTY; vs.s;;l,l cA AM STREET
The cheapest In the South. Keeps . general stock II
School Books and Stationery. Free agents for all c.
tholic publications and instituticns Numbes Of the
Biblo. Life Of Christ Blessed Virgin, Lives Of the
Saints: the Popss. McGsagheea1s Aitchsls Aissery
Il open to m who wish to sabooribe. aaIlT z
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any conduct towards Antioch, vhea it was my
misfortune, and, ~ I conceive, hers also, that
the doeech1oent Of soldiers under my command
should on0Ouuter Bohemond, Prince Of Taron-
tuna and . few moro knights, that after brief
euooRutcC we were utterly routed, and In the
oonfusioa We lost ell trace Of her whom Baghi
Sinn Rugards 90 his destined bride. The main
object OF che expedition lie to rescue her from
the hands OF the Christians"
"Then you arc quito aware said Feroz,
"thnk che 10 not Of her 0Wn free will remaining
In the Christian ,eacampmentf"
Nothing oaa be more oeEtaiu." replied the
Geeak. t1sis y brief time since she was woGsd-
Cd By soldiers under tho command Of Bohe-
"WhAe can be the Deaning of 80 inoo0Gru-
Gus taief FiESf, 1aidea H. sS understand,
ss,zed aPOu By tbee-With violence, presume,
and aGainsb her will"
The Greek lroddsd assent.
"And theR," eouLluHed FvrOs, aided by the
Christinns, she escaped from thee, aud then 10
after ward0 ~ORMdeL by the CbristiSus in 90
attbmpG 60 escape to her frat cAPI 0rS>S
The Greek again nodded Asbeue
g Il 10 n strange EtoTy, but" and here .
sntdep thought SoeIaod to present itself to ho
mud 0I Rur"s, for ho star nd, cold psrapiratiOn
q. xi,d ems um his f"rehead, and his voiSo '+em
hrII, MS Ae nsks'L harry IuS quoS ION upon
qu stiv,I, of the Geek:
- How long 4tnup the capture was frat made
by NnuG Whereof wells The m.iJ-n8 o. " h",n
wan shr said to be the dLhghtrrl Speak, "hl
y ,'esk. mHn, at once, aud, it LL0h uE1'rst, tell
I liz tTmti"
Your question: oam be easily and of veri-
~ oaudinIy answered" replied tho Grrek, Nb
sOluIoIy unconscious Of the AuEuish he WAS
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CnAPrEB l8l.

CHAPTED lbl.
An Act
TO repeal section t.oeaty.oae, Of article
seoen, Of the Code Of Public Locat
Laos, entitled Carroll county. sub
title Justices Of IKE Peace aud Con
stables, anil to re eadet tie su g pith
amendments
Sec l. Be il enacted by the General As.
sepiby Of AaJyland, That section twenty
Que, of article seven, OF the Code of Public
Local Laws, entitled Carroll county, sub.
title Justices of he Peace and Constables,
be and the same is hereby repealed aud re-
enacted 10 as to read as follows:
Sec II. There shall be The following
number OF Justices OF the Peace and Con
stables for Carroll county; for Election
District number one, three Justices OF the
Peace and two Constabies; for Election
District number two, three Justices Of the
Peace aud two Conslables for Election
District number three, two Justices of the
Peace aud two COnstabes for Election
District number four, three Justices of the
Peace and two Conslabies tor Election
District number five, four Justices OF the
Peace and three C0nstables for Election
District number six. three j slices OF the
Peace AID two ConstaDles; for Election Dis
trietnumber seven, four Justices OF the Peace
and Two Constables for Election District
number eight, two Justices OF the Peace
and one Constable Tor Election District
number nine, four justices OF the Peace aud
Two ConstaDles for Election District nun
Der ten, two Justices OF the Peace and two
CousIdbles for Election District number
eleven, two justices Of the Peace and one
Constable for Election District number
twelve, two Justices OF the Peace aud two
Coasiables
sec. =. AAd be IL enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date OF its pas
sage.
Approved April l, 1872.
We do hereby certify that the aforegoins
IS correct copy OF an Act oil the uenerAi
assembly Of Maryland passed at the Jan
uary session, 1872.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House OF ID legales.
AUGUSTUS GAoSAMAf,
Secretary OF the Senate.
CHATTER Sal.
Aa Aci
For the better protection of Birds m
Carroll county.
Sec. 2. Be Il enacted bv he General As
serabsy Of Maryland, That 1t snail NOT be
lawful for any person or persons in Carroll
county to shoot, kill, or in any way trap or
destroy any blue birds, swallows, martins,
robins, cat birds, woodpeckers, sparrows,
wrens, loklppoorpiits, doves, or any other
insecuyorous birds, at aay season of thu
year, under the penalty Of two dollars for
each bird so killed, taken or destroy ed ;
provtdsd, however, tha, nothing in this Ac,
shall be construed as to prevent any person
from killing the birds mentioned herein
when. found upon his, her or their own
premises.
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UNDEATAKING.

Walnut aud Metallic Collins and C .skets
on hand. Funerals attended at all times,
al short notice.
Also Oh hand Newell Posts, Balusters and
Front Door Brackets. Hand Rails worked
to order, Of all kinds Of Lumber, and diff.
ferent styles Brackets worked 10 order.
All kinds Of Architectural Drawings fur
nished at short notice and at low figures.
J. j. SH0RB Il son.
r.i %, az
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WESTMINSTER, MD, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1872

Soc. 2. And be Il enacted, That no per
son shall at any time during the year wilful
y destroy the eggs or nests Of any such
birds as are named in this Act, within this
county, under the penalty Of two dollars
for each and every offence.
Sec. 8. And be Il enacted That the pos.
session BY any person within the county Of
any Of the birds mentioned in this Act as
shot, trapped, killed or otherwise destroyed,
shall be prfma facis evidence 20 convict
under this Act.
Sec. 4. And be IL enacted, That any per.
son offending against any Of the provisions
OF this Act, and being convicted thereof
before any Justice OF the Peace in Carroll
county, or by the oath or affirmation Of one
or more witnesses, forfeit the fine or 6nes
named in this Act, one.half TO the use OF
the tchool fund OF the county, and the other
halt 10 the use Of the informer and if the
offender, alter being convicted Of the crime,
shall refuse to pay the said zines, SO impos
ed by this Act, he or they shall by commit
ted TO tho jail Of the county for every such
offence for the space Of ten days; provided,
however, that such conviction shall be made
within sixty days after committing the Of
ienoe.
Sec. 8. And be IN enacted, That it shall
be the the duty of the constables and baiifFs
Of the several election districts of the coun.
ty, or the wards of the several cities, to
arrest ell persons whom they see violating
any OF the sections of this Act, and take
them before the nearest Justice Of the Pence,
to be dealt with as this Act directs.
Sec. 8. And be Il enacted, That any per.
son or persons VINO shall shoot, kill, or
destroy any hawk or big owl, shall, by
taking the said hawk or owl, or the head oI
said hawk or owl, before any Jastice Of the
Peace Of laid county, as evidence Of said
killing or destroying [shalll receive on
order upon the tax collector of Carroll
county for the SUN of twenty Ave cents
and the said tax collector Of Carroll county
shall pay and return the same as he would
money paid for any other purpose, and the
said Justice of the Peace shall destroy said
head, so it cannot again be used, fraudu'
lently.
Sec. 7. And Be Il enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date Of its pass
age.
Approved April /, 1872.
We do hereby certify that the aforegoing .
is correct copy Of An Act Of the General
Assembly Of Maryland passed a. the Jann-
ury session 1879
MILTON z. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
| AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
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