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MARRIED.

Marriage, or Deah. Inserted free. II theV
eroeed fee lines Ass sW Be charged for al ne
rate Of FIyR CENTS per line.
Near Uniontown, on the slh instant, at
the residence Of Emanuel Stuftz. BY El der
solomon Sloner, Mr., Elias T. Singer aud
Mrs. Sarah A, Stullz, all Of this county.
On the It'll instant, BY the Rov q. Sill
Mr.. John r. Srevig and Miss Mary NJ.
daughter OF Abdei Il. Wentz, all Of this
county.
On the evening of the 9Th instant, at
Double Pipe Creek, by the Rev. Daniel p.
Saylor, Albert n. Fnrney, of Brucevile,
and Miss Katie Mcllenry, Of the former
place.
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The profits Of the Syndicate" swim
dle amounted to S3Gj9 2jl, aud now
that Secretary Boutwell, has bcou sus
tanned by Congress. there is nothing to
prevent him from presenting HE clique
Of favored bankers with S20H3a. 900
more of the peoples money. The gov.
crnmeut is in the hands ui' the capital.
lists Of the country, and the masses must
expect to be ilaeced remorseesSly until
they effect a change Of measures aud
change of men.
Congress has, Of course endorsed the
syndicate job by exculpatiug Secre
larry Boutwell, from all blame 10 the
matter. An appeal lies, however, from
its decision to tn grand inquest Of the
people, and a righteous verdict will be
rendered next November.
Representative Couuor. Of Texas, ties.
tilted before the House Postal Commit.
tee that over Sl00 900 was spulndered
IN useless muil contracts IN Que year,
IN that State These contracts we're
given to particular meu, Tor particular
purposes This is rather rough on the
Postmaster General
AHorHER RADICAL THIEF.
john N iihle, clerk in the Third
Auditors Office, Trousury Department.
was arrested on Friday Afternoon, 9th
Inst, gu i warrant ut the instance Of the
Third Auditor, who charges him with
stealing lrom the Giles Of the office Ger
taiu abstracts aud evidences OF iudcbt
ciuess upon which to base fraudulent
claims against the government.
The second trial of ex.Congr1ssman
Stokes, at Washington Tor completely
ia bounty frauds, resulted ia his con.
yiclion. The charge against him was
having received money for getting u
bill through Congress giving bounties
to military company Of Tennessee,
known US " Beattys Independent
Scouts" The company never exceed
c 80 men, bat the rolls presented for
payment contained l02 names
The trial Of Tx Congressman Stokes,
Of Teunesses, ia Washington, for com
pticity IN the Tennessee bounty cases
resulted on the 9Th inst, in the dsa.
srcsmlnt Of the jury, . standing for
conviction and , Tor acquittal
Captain James BigSs, Of Goyington,
Ky, late Deputy United States Marshal,
has been arrested aud sent to jail at
3 1
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TUE SoUru SINCE rus WAR.-0ae
pt the most important and interesting
reports ewes made by committee OF
Congress, will be that Of Representative
Stevenson, Of Ohio, on the financial
operations, past aud presont, of the In-
surrectlonary States. The report will
show the financial condition at the tine
Of secession and also at the surrender;
at reconstruction, aud now; showing, in
addition, the losses by the war, the
increase Of the debts up to the time Of
reconstruction, from that time to the
present time; also, the cost Of conduct
Ing the State Governments ut the
different periods, aud, as near as posi-
bic, the amount OF taxes levied, how the
debts were increased; what frauds have
been perpctrated, as well as the general
resources aud assets Of each State.
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A fisherman at Alton, Ill.,, recently took
wagon'load of fish in the following man
ner lie cut two holes in the ice, some
distance apart, and pumped the water from
one hole aud ran the current into the other.
This created a vacuum at the first opening,
and an artificial cnrreut in the water under
the ice, setting toward the hole where the
pump was in operation, The fish in the
lake were so benumbed by the cold as to
be powerless to resist the current, hence
they were iioaied directly into tho opeuing
OF The ice, where they were scooped out by
the thousand,
John Conner, who absconded few DAYS
since from Scranton, Pa, with 10000 was
arrested "Wednesday at Savannah, Ga, and
$500 Of The money found in his possess.
ion.
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\ MoDEaS SAMPSON -Des Moines
has boy 20 ycas old who performs
many wonderful icals Of strength, lie
shoulders au iron rail tweuty-lour feet
IN length, such as oIdiCarily requires
the united strength Of iour to handle,
and walks Oh with il as ii it were dry
bass-wood He takes a iye-.ight inch
rod, two lccI long, aud strikes II across
his left arm with uch force as to bend
the iron with as much securing ease as
though Il were piece Of telegraph wire.
At tic Polk County fair last Fall he
lifted, un u wager, at the scales, the
immense weight Of $50 pounds. Aud
yet he Is but u boy, Weighing 1870
pouuds.
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Garden and Flower Seed.

II HAINES & CO., have received
III. large lot Of the Celebrated Flower
and Garden Seed grown by Brigest,A.14S
q Bro, Rochester, n. Y, and can 3 va
recommend them as being fresh and stfesS'!sH'
reliable These Seeds have ma. o.
tional reputation and are warranted as re.
presented. Messrs. Iiaines & Co. are the
sole agents for these Seed in Carroll county,
and have the largest stock ever offered in
this market. feb TO-
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Why MINISTER SIcKLEs RETURN.
ED Tho New York iiesaM hears it
whispered in Washington that "Alr
Sickless private pleasure trip to this
country Is very much like the tour of
relaxation from official cares which NJ.
Catacazy is now taking towards Russia
In other words, it is insiuuated that the
Spanish government has deicately
lntlmated to our State Department that
his recall would not be regarded in the
light Of an irrcparable misfortune. 3"
There IS no other authority for this
report, however, than the New York
Hcrdid.
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Estatc Of I'm. X HaA deceased.

Estate IF I'm. r. HELL deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
~ seriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters of Admis.
istration on the Personal Estate of
WILLIAM II. HULL,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against the deeeass d 4,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to the subscriber, on or before the 10th day
Of August next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Those indebted are requested to make i'm
medlnte payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
February, 1872.
SARAH A. HULL,
feb lO-h Administrative.
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Specie paymsnts and Gold.

For some time 10 December aud Jan.
uary the premium on gold fell to near
8 per cent Now it il over Ten. There
is no good cause for the increase, be
cause there is nooxcessiye demand, nor
any dlminuiion Of supply q is parely
a speculative result. aud one that mate.
rally interirres with business, and. is
therefore injurious to trpde. How
long viii this speculation in the neces
sites OF trade aud Commerce be ,olora
tod by Congress. which has control al
the whole subject! Compelling the
banks 10 redeem their notes in gold
would do more toreach specie payments
than anything Yet proposed. IL is "a
conservative measure, aud would. not
disturb trade, but, on the contrary, i'm
prove il. 1t would also be the best
regulator Of the bank issue. that could
b. desired, as il would cause perfect
harmony between gold aud paper issues.
aud between national bank issues aud
LEGAL tenders. Why, then, is Congress
so slow to act on this subjecty II the
present National Banks have such a
hold on Congress that its majority dare
not pass amy law to interfere with their
unreasonable gaiusi then give us a gem
cral banking law, for any aud every
oGe to start bauk by putting 10 Gov
eminent securities for their issues, to
be redeemed ia gold. Congress must
make some movement for specie pay
ments, at least something ought to be
deue To relieve the country FROM GOLD
speculations from time to tune. which
so much eubarrass trade aud annoy
men in business. AIr. Boutwell,. and
many leading Republicans, talk flip
PANTY about sustaining the public
credit. The way to place public credit
on Il sure basis is to have d fixed value
for gold. This will 20 much farther to
give Us stability abroad than taxing the
people unnecessarily to diminish a debt
that the holders prefer should stand
just rs it IL than to receive the money
for it.--N J Erprese
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INDEPENDENCE or CANADA.-A special
despatch from Halifax to the Boston Adyer.
ilser, gives a report, son Trustworthy au.
lhority," which is important, if true. 1t
Is, that treaty has been signed by the
British and Canadian Governments for the
separation Of the Dominion from the Brit.
ish Empire. The terms of the treaty are
snid to have been agreed upon when the
act OF Confederation was passed, but the
treaty was not to take effect for some years.
unless the British Government saw tho
necessity for action sooner. 1t is not
doubted, according to the same report, that
in case of serious trouble with the United
States, the British Government would nub.
lish the treaty and proclaim the indepen.
denco of Canada, thus relieving herself of
the necessity of defending the Dominion
should there be war.
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Public Sale.

FBNHE subscriber intending to decline
farming, will sell Mt Public Sale, on
the premises, half mile from Roop' Mil,
ON Little Pipe Creek, on
Saturday, NE End day Of March, 1872,
at 10 o clock, A. NJ, the following proper.
IS, 10 wit Horse, suitable for II
single or double harness, years q L4s-1.
old, and is not surpassed in the ga,
county; Colts, one | YER and the other
wears old; 4 Mich Cows, two Of them
will be fresh by the day Of sale, one heavy
with calf Shoats. one 2horse Wagon as
good rs new, Sicuebcl and SideJoard, !
Falling top linggy, Sleigh and Bells, l
three horse Pillow, two horse Plow, |
Patent two horse do4Lie shovel Plow for
blowing corn, Harrow, , Shovel Plows,
! new Hay Carriage, ] Windmill, Mnnchcs.
ter make; ] Cutting Box, new; sets Of
Breechbauds, sets of Front Gears, set
Of Buggy Harness, ] Cornglanter, Wheel
stone, Lo-, Cow and Halter Chains,
Clover Seed Thresher aud Hqller. Also
Q Acres Of Wheat growing. Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Consisting of Bed
steads aud Bedding, and u general supply
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
All ct the above stock is nearly new, only
being used two years.
Terms Of .Sdls.--All sums Of five dollars
and under, cash; on all sums above IS 0
credit Of ten months will be given, the pur
chasers giving notes with approved security
bearing interest from day Of sale.
EMANUEL SHAEFFER.
llH. Bro'ca, Iuc;i0Reer. feb 10 IS
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DIED.

On the 9Th instant, at his residence. in
Middleburg, George Warner, in the 6sth
year Of his age.
On january 2sth, 1872, at the residence
OF her son'in'law, Charles A. Smith, Fred.
sTick county, Nd !, after u long and painful
Illness, Mrs, Muliuda Cinnamon, eonsort
OF the late Patrick Cinnamon, Of Baltimore
county, aged GO years.
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ASSASSINATION. - Richard South.
well Bourke, Earl of Mayo in the Peer
aye of Ireland, wits assassinatcd ON the
Sth Instant by Alussulman convicts
The assassination occurred duriug an
inspection of Port Blair prison, in The
Andaman Island in the Bay of Bengal
Lord Mayo was born in Dublin, on the
2lst of February, 1922. lie is the
tweoty-tourth Goveruor General of Ia.
dla, aud is better known us Lord Mas,
the second title OF his family.
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SheriF's Sale.

Ae Y virtue Of a writ Of fieri Faoias issued
- out of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, State Of Maryland, at the suit Of
John Roop against the goods and chattels.
lands and tenemcnis Of Francis Boens, and
to me directed, have seized aud taken into
execution all the right. tile, claim, interest
aud estate, both at law and IN equity Of
the said Francis Bowens, Of. in and to all
that part OF u tract or lot Of land and pre-
misses, situated in the county and State
aforesaid, which was conveyed TO John n.
Galwiih, executor, by Reuben Haines by
Deed bearing da:e the 18th day of April,
a. ID. 1868, aud recorded among the Land
Records Of Carroll county in Liber G. T.
w, No. 30, Folio CO, &c, portion or
moiety Of wh ich said land was subsequently
sold and con yeyed by said Galwith, execu-
TOR, TO John Room, by deed dated the 23d
day Of May, A. d 1868, and recorded in
Liner G. +. W, No. 80, Folio 1913. &c, n
viii more fallyappear by reference thereto;
also J Bbrcaa, Cook Stove, ! Cupboard,
! Bedstead aud Bedding, ] Safe.
Aud hereby give notice that on
Wednesday,, Tie Ga day Of March, 1872
at the Hotel of Charles II. Gilbert. in.
Uniontown, ut o'clock, p. NJ, | will sell
SAID property, so seized aud taken into OK.
eeution, to the highest bidder f.r cash.
JOHN TRACEY;
feb 10 IS Late Sheriff.
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OMice OF the Mutual Fire In
suTaRce Company I'm fsaIti-
more County, Maryland.

february sh, 1879.
N0TICEis hereby given, that the annual
N meeting OF the members Of the Com
pany will be held on Monday, The Ith Of
March, 1872, between II and O. clock, ?,
NJ, at the Secretary's office, No. Lexing.
ton Street, Baltimore, for the purpose Of
elccting thirteen Directors for the ensuing
year. FRANCIS SHRlNER,
feb 1924 Secretary.
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A SMALL PoX PATENT BURIED
ALIVE Tho Milwaukee Wisroasia
youches for the following:
A lew days ago man residing in the
Ninth Ward, named Ruskowski, after
being sick with the small pox for some
tlme, died, as was supposed. Accord.
ing to the regulations recently passed
b. the Board Of Health, he was buried
shortly after his dcceusc His sister,
who, It seems, was not satisfied with the
hasty mauuer 10 which her brother was
disposed Of was SO worked up by the
Circumstances aud so certain that all
was not right, that to satisfy herself
she had his body exhumcd some six
hours after the burial. To her own
jog, and to the amazemcnt Of those who
pronounced the man dead, it was found
ttat Indications Of life still reiuaiucl il
the body Of the buried one. lie was at
ouce taken back To his house, aud after
considerable cXcrtiou, and the applying
Of proper rcstorltyes, he was virtually
brought TO life again. lie is NOW living
aud doing we'll.
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When the late war was began, the Epis.
copalians, with Bishop Leonidas Polk in
the lead, were engaged in an effort to estY,b
llsh great Southern University, to be con
Quoted under the auspices of their church.
and there is no doubt that, but for the war.
the undertaking would have been complet
ed There is movement ON foot now to
complete the undertaking.
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The Grand Duke Alexis arrived at
New Orleans Gu Monday, in time to en-
joy the iu1 on Mardi Gras. Forty
thousand people thrpnged the streets
on Tuesday, participating in the pro
eeedings.
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seod O,ts.

yESiiE subscriber has on hand and for sale
n 800 bushels Prime Seed Oats Apply
10 y. w. HOUCK.
feb 3 floucksyille, Nd.
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VALUABLEF AR M
AT PUBLIC SALE.

TENHE undersigned viii sell at Public Sale,
L on the premises, mile west Of Hamp-
stead, on
Saturday, The 2nd day Of March, 1872,
at l o'clock, r. NJ, that valuable Farm
containing
LIO ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
about 30 Acres excellent Timber, the bal.
anee in o fair state of cultivation. The
improvements arc two Ten A Jsn--->
apt Houses, good Barn, Ek%sA-lS
Corn House, Spring House, @spIssI4A,
and other buildings; two Ap. - '---ss'<----,-
pie Orchards in full bearing. There are
several fine Springs, and small stream
runs through the place; convenient TO
churches, mills, schools and post office.
This Farm adjoins the lands Of Joseph Ar
macoa, Casper Millondor, David Richards
and others.
Persons wishing to view the farm viii
cali on David W. Richards. residing near
the premises, or on the undersigned, living
in Westminster.
The farm viii be divided into two equal
portions, or sold i0gether, TO suit Purchasers.
To any one wishing desirable and val
uable farm this offers special inducements,
and can be purchased at Private Sale any
time before the above mentioned day.
Terms made known on the day OF Sale.
feb lots JOHN TRACEY.
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CARBON seed.

rEllE lIollock & Robinson Garden Seed.
4 fresh and new, Of all kinds. Just re.
ceiyed by D W. HOUCK.
ieb Uoueksyille. Nd.
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a Michigan blacksmith went to work
recently with powder flask in his
pocket, The new shop will be compile
ted in March.
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Con,ialissloner,s Notice.

TIME County Commissioners Of Carroll
i eognty, will meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on the FIRsT MONDAY or
MARCH, 1879, for the transaction Of bust.
ness. BY order,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
feb lott Clerk.
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nRAKE'S Plantation Bitiers, Hostel.
~ ter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters,
Angmi Bitters, "a sure Cholera preventive,
DR.. Hoohand's German Tonic. Schenck's
seawced Tonic for the cure Of Dyspepsia:
Or Hooaand' Celebrated German Bitters.
Vinegar Bitters, a new and great discovery:
Alisher's Herb liiitcrs, Cluiworth's Orien.
tai Tonic l'itters, Dr. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry, lIamptou's Tiuclure. Dr..
jayne's Alternative, Helmbold's Extract Blu
chu, DIR. Jaync's Expectorant. Wolrs Arc.
matte Scbeidam Schnapps, Genuine Med.
zeal Cod liver Oil, Jayne's Carminatiye
Balsam, Mckellip's Cholera aud Diarrhoea
syrup, Shriner's Cough Syrup, and Davis
d Aillet's Celebrated Cough Syrup.
febs HoGctsyilIe, Md.
eRAEDRR1i' Vegetable Pills. Wright's
~ Indian Vegetable Pills, Anderson or
Scotch Pills, Holloway's London do. Mot
Fats Vegetable Life do, G. p. Rogers lei
egraph Vegetable do, Schenck's Mandrake
or May Apple do, Il. q S. Frey's Anti
Bilious do, Capitalize Do, Mei.a,ie's Cele
DRAFTED Liver do, Ayers Cathartic do. DIR.
Iownsend's 100 Pills in each Box, Hame's
sarsapnrilla Vegetable Blood Pills.
D. W. H0UCK,
feb Houcksyile, Nd.
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One OF the Columbus (Ga cotton factor.
les has Just made its fourth annual report.
showing profit last year OF Sol, 900.
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ROUND PLASTER in barrels and
N bags. Pure Bone, ground, in barrels
and bags Rhodes Super Phosphate, the
standard mannrei Moro Phillips Phosphate
Of Lime, p. Yell & Soft Amnfoniated Bone
Phosphate, 0rehilla Guano aud Soluble
Ammoniated Sou h Sea Guano. VIM.
Whitelock & Co.'S. Bone Phosphate aud
Whiteloek' Ccrealizer, always on hand and
sold at the lowest market price.
ID. W. H0UCK.
ieb8 Houcksyille, Md.
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For Rent.

WI ILL be for Rent on the LIST Of April
w next, Tenement on the Deer Park
road, suitable for n Shoemaker, Blacksmith
or other Mechanic, with quarter of an
acre OF land or five acres attached, at the
option Of the tenant. Apply at this office.
ian 1867
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II ANS, Sides aud Shoulder Bacon,
IL Pork and Beef. always on hand.
Glover and Timothy Seed, all now crop,
warranted pure,
Sailed Fish, Shad, Msekerel and Her.
rings; Fine and Ground Alum Salt in large
aud small bags; Jacob Richards make Of
White Flint Corn Hominy.
D. VI. HoUCk,
feb HoucksyilIe, Nd
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Notice TO Teachers.

HHE Teachers of Carroll county will
/ each receive check ut sight for their
salaries for the Winter Term, by applying
to their respective School Commissioners,
as follows
ist and Ord Election Districts, h. C. Nc.
Kenny, raneytown.
md, 10th and lllh, Alfred zollickoTer,
Uniontown.
9TH aud Sth, +. l.. Herring, Finksburg.
9TH aud 9th, David Prugh, Freedom.
9th and 9TH, VIM. Reese, Westminster.
J. NJ. NEWSUN,
feb l0.3t Secretary.
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AUCTION.

II OTIS China, Glassware, Qucens,sare,
/ and Lamp GocAs from Baltimore and
New York Wholesale Auction Sales. Guar
antee TO sell lower than any other house IN
Baltimore. Give me call when you make
up your spring orders. Address
los Light ST. Wharf,
feb 8.sm~ Baltimore.
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Greatest Invention Ever Made

COMMITTING that every young Lady
- and Gentleman should have. win DO
sent by mail to any address on receipt Of
20 cents. Address,
DR.. H. Il. ALTON,
Y. NJ. A., lG0 W. Baltimore St.,
jan 27.4t Baltimore, Nd.
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WESTMINSTER DAIRY.

HAVING united our respective Dairies
under the above name, and having
made a large addition to our already nu.
merous Stock, We ere now prepared to
supply the
FAMILIES AND HOTELS
of Westminster with Pure Fresh Milk,
daily and at hours to snit. Sse%r-vA
We wall give our particular at SV54zM
tentiDn TO furnishing children and --AsL.
invalids with MIR from Cows ala,ted to
their age and condition.
We solicit continuance of the patronage
so long extended to us, assuring those who
favor as with their custom that we will
endeavor faithfully TO supply their wants
in our line Of business.
ReoP x BNGLAR.
SANFORD & BANKARD, Agents.
feb 3-tf
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Election Notice.

OFfIcg WESTMINSTER Gas IICHT CO., /
Westminster, February LIST, 1872.
GtT0CKHoLDERS are hereby notified
- that the Annual Election for Presi
dent and Six Directors TO manage the affairs
Of the Company, will lie held at their office
in the First National Bank, on Tuesday,
the 5th dag Of March, 1872, between the
hours Of IL and | clock.
W. A. CUNNINGHAM,
feb lO-4t Secretary.
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Elonr. Grain and Feed

ar all kinds, always on hand and deliy.
" cred free Of additional charge. by
D. W. HOUCK.
feb Houeksyille, Nd
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IN the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
sitting as Court Of Eouitv.