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VALUABLE REAL ES1In
AT PUBLIC SALE,


THE undersigned. as Aeep,,s.a-
u Of Adam Essich, deeeaseJ' y, .s " u
Public Sale, on the premises, On ~ e.'
TdH','ay, d'e 1adqy Of Fs5r.,, t.,
at 10 clock, A. NJ, the folloWio, ~, m,
No. J, The well known Ho,Ab.
at Mexico, ON the road leading III VIZ K
Minister e. Manchester. At M ;, ~ Va
the Westminster and Hampsis,ii ' 7
about Q miles from the city Of We ~
together with G Acres Of Land mn -. u
cultivation aud well fenced M.
this property large Siabling. So,;,,ial
Smoke House, and other /. es,,,., /. =
ingsi also q barge variety Of cbois3 4
This Hotel property is so we'll k,,,, !
the Agents deem It unuecesar, (, \
into n minute description Of 4 ~
No. 2 Is II Acres Of Land. ir,-,.
by n Log Weatherboardel
House, 2 stories high with l,aN?,
/ / ack Building attached The MuAi
"'L = ''ei tNANilhte hNtN HNlli, NIL illlI,ltt
and is well finished.
Also at the same time and plse, =
sold Six Building Lots, lroaiin, !, !
Manchester Road, and will cont, /.
one half TO one Acre each.
Terms Of Saic.-0ne third Of 4, ,
chase money to be paid in cash On 4, 4
day Of April, 1872, and the reasis,,,s
thirds in two equal annual payme-f,I
the first day Of April, 1872, the c-el ,
ments to be secured By the bond n I,
Of the purchasers bearing interest ~
first day Of April, 1872. Upon 4, j
mcnt OF the whole purchaye nou,y !
free Of all liens will be given.
Possession given on the list day q A
1872.
JACOB ESSlCH
GEORGE ESSlCH
Asaa
WV. BROWN, Auciioneer.
J. IFm. Earhaf, Col
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We beg 60 say 10 Msssrs. Rowell 4 Co. that
they do not 'oaer rs price equivalent to
what Other papers charge" "0ther papers"
are content 20 work for what they can get,
taking your advertisements at whatever you
oier- They charge" only what you stipu-
late 10 give. They thereby says labor BY flI-
ing their columns with standing advertise
menss, add give 10 their subscribers much less
reading matter In consequence or course,
such journals have but a limited circulation.
We don't eondaet the ADvoearE on that prio-
eiple. We prefer 70 gu saf eslupns with
good reading matter, to defraudlng our read :
ers out Of their rishsful space, BY publishing
distant advertisements At about one third the
price We would charge hons udrrrtissrs.
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STATE OF MARYIANn
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
AHu1D0iiS. Der. 3Cfh 1871

OFFICE OF The SECRETARY OF STATE.
annapolis Dee. seth, 1871.
Messrs. Owen Disney and A. @. Wood.
ward judges OF Election, &c.
Gentlemen I'm reply to your communi.
cation Of yesterdays date, | will direct the
Attorney General Of the State to appear
for you in the legal proceedings Of which
you SPEAK.
III your case it Is the sheerest nonsense
to attempt to hold Judge of Election re.
sponslble for not receiving votes, the names
of the persons offering which are not upon
the Registration Books rs qualified voters.
In the other rrrests OF Judges and Reg
listers OF this county, which are said to have
been made. but which have not been Off 4.
cially reported TO me, do not know the
facts. But il application is made to me
during the brief remainder Of my Executive
term by any State officer who has been ar
rested, in the proper discharge Of bis duty,
under Federal process, | shall in his case
also direct the Attorney General to appear.
have no doubt that this wilt also be
Gov. Whyte's course, and that Attorney
General Syester will esteem it as much a
pleasure as a duty to defend any officer of
the State who. having conformed to State
laws, shall have been dragged before Fed
eral courts, outside of his county, by disap.
pointed aspirants for Office.
Further, have no doub. that the Legis.
lature would make an appropriation, as il
properly SHOULD, to defray the personal and
court expenses Of parties thus arraigned.
! am, gentlemen,
Yours very respectfully,
0DES Bowie.
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Publisher ApvocaYE, Westminster, Nd.
Dear Sir ~ Yours December 26ih TO hand.
or course we would not undertake TO dictate
the proper price for your eolamns, but can
only offer price that shall be equivalent Il
what other papers charge for the same work
We would like to give you this order In ques
ton, and u $40 will secure its insertion will
pay that amount, but beyond that it will be
impossible for Us TO go, and we assure you II d
large price, Hoping you will accept and
aEsiiing reply, we remain
Your ob't sery'ts,
GEU. p. HOWELL, 4 co.
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Edate Of Ecciiae O'Nadl, dot'HI
TE,lIIS is to give notice, that the SIS
I. Der has obtained from the 0T,s
Court of Carroll county, Maryland, "
OF administration on the personal es1il
ENELlNE O'NEAL
late Of Carroll county, deceased NF
sons having claims against the dsca.
are hereby warned 10 exhibi, the An.
the vouchers thereof legally auiheatl
to The subscriber, on or before the "a
OF July next they may o,hegrs
law be excluded from all benefit q
estate. Given under my hand iha
day Of January, A. ID. 1872.
STEPHEN L. c. BROW
jan 64ts Administers
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VlCK'S
FLOR GUIDE FOR 1874

HNHE FIRST edition OF Two IIundrsl na
Il sand copies ilss published. l,aa
gartly printed on fine tinted paper, Is ~
colors, and illustrated with OYei tire "a
dred Eugrayings Of Flowers and Ven
blcs, and
TWO CoLORED PLATES.
The most beautiful and inspie,is o.
logue and Floral Guide in the york;.
pages, giving thorough directions i' !
culture OF Flowers and Vegetables, a.
menting grounds, making walks, &C.
A Christmas present for my si0ss
but forwarded 10 any who apply b. q
for Ten Cents, only oue.quarler the q
Address, JAMES WICK
ja6 Rochester, y. I
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The press aud the pulpit, in most of
our large cities, denounced the custom
Of offering Intoxicating liquor with re-
freshmea,s on New Years Day, and a
marked change for the better was OBJ
seryabIe.
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The New Year reception Of the President at
Washington was numerously attended. Cabi-
net officers and foreign ministers were FIRST
receivedi then the Judges Of the Supreme
Court; then the officers Of the army, navy and
marine corps; then prominent officials Their
the Soldiers flsl1 and the Oldest Inhabitants'
Association; and fnaily the public.
Receptions at the White House are
not confined TO New Years Day. Mr..
Grant receires all the year round.
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Road N office.

NOTICE is hereby given that APis
~ ton will be made TO the County Ca
missioners Of Carroll county, at her y
meeting, thirty days from the dAle hss
to change the bed Of the public road lea!'
from the Gladman Road, near Mans
Vile, to Sykesville; beginning fo' The ~
at tho Paper Mill Of John u. Deyne =
running thence through the hadi .
said John u. Deyries, Nicholas DoS
George Burman, and Mieajah RogtnI Il
IL intersects said Gladman Road
CHRISTIAN DEVRlE
ian 0 81 and oiha
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Campbell W. Piukuey, Esq, Judge
of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
City, Eighth Judicial District of
Maryland, resigned his office on the
29th ult., the Governor supplies the
vacancy by appointment until another
election takes place.
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NAyAL-Thc frigate Congress has
been ordered to Havana, to join the
squadron Of the coast OF Cuba This
Looks decidedly warlike. 1t is said the
other vessels will 90 to the Cuba coast
aud that ihcir commanders are ordered
TO give special protection to such Amer
leans as have incurred the displeis urc
Of the Spanish volunteers.
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A CoxsoiAToRK WoBD FOR GRANr.-The
Cincinnati Enquire very opportunity re.
minds the country that in lac fall of 1929,
Martin Van Buren was far stronger candi.
date for President than Gen. Grant is
now. His reelection was claimed by one
side, and hardly denied by the other, as a
certainty. Yet the elements Of opposition
were such that he was overwhelmingly
beaten.
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From The AHne arundel Advertiser.
Important Communication.

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. Doth, 1871.
His Ercelimey, Cor. 0den Bolrie
DEAR SIR:-We, the undersigned, Judges
Of election at the late election for the ith
Dist. A. A. County, Nd, beg leave respect.
fully to state to you that we have been ar
rested and to-day appeared before Commits.
sioner Brewer and gave bail for or appear
ance at the U. s. district Court, now in
session, Mt such time as wa shall be notified
so to do, upon the charge of having refused
at the election to receive, count, &c., the
votes Of certain parties whose names we
could not find upon the Registration book
of or district, as required by the election
laws Of our State.
Our object in communicating this infor.
nation TO you, is to ask whether we. act.
ing under the State laws in the discharge
of our official duty, may expect you, as our
Executive, to furnish us counsel, and if so ,
will that counsel be in readiness at any
time we may need il, or shall we RELY only
upon our own efforts TO procure defence :?
Ii consistent with your sense of duty. we
wonld feel grateful ifyou could furnish us
protection.
With great respect, we remain your ob't
servi's, OWEN DisSEY,
A. G.. WOODWARD.
judges Of election 4th Dist. A. A Co.
N. B.-Please address us at 0denton p.
o., A. A. County, Nd.
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A contemporary ventures to suggest
that it would be benefit to mankind,
especially about Christmas aud New
Years Dsy, If egg nogg were numbered
snoug the lost arts.
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4 negro man uamcd J Henry Smith,
was killed on Christmas night by auoth.
er named Joshua Dennis, in a fight
between them at an oyster supper on
the farm Of DR.. 7. J. Franklin, Anne
Arundel county.
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No. l2qe EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll Co.'s
John ]. Baumgariner Trustee, vs.. Z
NJ. Dell.
ORDERED this 9th day of Jas
" 1872, that the Audit filed in this .
be finally ratified aud confirmed, o
cause to the contrary be shown on 9
fore the 22d inst; provided a copy d
order be inserted in some newspap1
lished in Carroll county, for two sues
weeks before the last named day.
JN0. b. BOYLE, Clsfk
True copy,-fest;
ian 6 2.t JNo. b. BoYLE, CID
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Notice TO Tax Payers.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ~
IN for the Corporation Of Weslniiss
for the year 1871, are now due, aud Iii
the expiration OF Thirty days from The
hereof, | will proceed to collect TIE =
II not paid within Ninety days iron ,
date the Ordinance OF the Corporaliol
quires that they shall be collected b
traint or otherwise. 80,
JOHN BERNSTEIN,
jan est COllsciE
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BARGAINS.
Real and Imitation Lace r.n
lIandkerchiefs, a. A. n .oll'H'
Two Gentlemen can obt,i, n. I
a small family. Apply at hi, I ~
Six Dozen Wax Doll, r..
cheap, at Mrs. A +. Arm. n, y y =
Toys of all kinds, at g,o,,,
prices, at Mrs. A. n. ASm. Ivy ''aae.l
GREAT BARGAINS in w4t,
As | need money viii Z, 'I'I |.
Papers from now until the l,, ~ NJ
airy, at factory prices, fot ca.s VI I
forget the money as ! do not n.y.. U,''
keep books. William Coos ~ !. =
Our prices for Sale Bin.
in proportion to the m,,s,;, W M
good paper and ink--than a., W. Y
Office in the State. ''' ~
Cuts OF Horses, Cattle, Sb,,, n
and Farming Implements A.. = =. ~
all large Bills printed at the I, ~ :
Office. A''Nia
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wrsrmssrEn, No, Dec. 2eih, 1871.


Geo. p. Rowell & Co.
Gentlemen We have received from your
agency 81 notices, TO be published one each
week, the matter being equivalent to about IL
OF our columns in BREWER, for which you offer
tie sum Of $500, less the commission Of Is
per cent, which reduces the compensation for
this service which Is to extend through an en-
tire year, to SEATS, just about sufficient to pay
for the composition at ordinary journeyman's
wages Of 50 cents per ihousahd, our count
making the number Of ems in said 50 notices,
1924. From the above liberal sum Of S2l.T IS
We have to deduct $500 the price OF subsc.ip-
ton 70 the Adroeate, for one year, you requir-
ing the paper to be scat TO your az ency regu-
larly throngh0ut the year, which reduces the
SUN for one years advertising, Ito be renewed
each week, To SEATS. We viii mol work at
such prices. We prefer to Oil our space with
good reading natter 10 pnblishing advertise
ments at such prices, because Il makes our
paper more popular. We are not ready to
starye, yet; but as you may be able to find some
obscure, sickiy country Journals that are, why,
doubtless you will be able 10 have your 81
notices Published BY such journals, at your
own rates, even though you we're 10 Offer not
more than one half the sun you have offered
for this service aud space. But how far your
advertising patrons would be beneftted by
such publication In papers uf that class, Is 4
question which we leave between You and them
We will publish for you, at Our regular al
reriising rates only, reserving the right to re-
joct any advertisement you may send US, that
We may deem unfit to appear in our columns.
Very Respectfully,
W. II. YANDEaFoaD, Proprietor.
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Orphans Court Procceiings-Adam
Shower, Esq, Chief judges Isaac Z.
Bale aud Upton Roop, Esqrs., Associate
judges; Joseph NJ. Parke, Register OF
Wills; Geo. NJ Pnrkc, Deputy Register.
Monday, january LIST, lS72.-John
West. guardian to Mary c., and Column
bus Cover, settled his 2ud account for
each.
The will of Mary Hiteehew, deceased
was exhibited aud admitted to probate,
Washington, james Q. aud Samuel
Gait, executors of Samuel Gait, settled
their Sd account.
The will of Frederick Bixlcr, deceas-
cd, was exhibited aud admitted to pro.
bate.
Nicholas II jenkins, administrator
W. A., of Jacob IIiltabridlc, returned
list of sales of personal property,
Letters of administration on the es'
tate of Eyeline O'Neal, deceased were
granted to Stephen I. q. Brown, on re-
nunciation Of her daughters, aud order
to notify creditors passed.
David b. Earhart, executor Of Au'
drew Lohr, deceased, appeared aud gave
new testamentary bond, since the death
of testator's widow Order passed to
sell real estate.
Tuesday, January 2nd S. Stoner
guardian to Charles, Elmira, Anna NJ
aud Solomon fancy, settled ish account
for each
Letters testameutary granted to NJ
H. Norris, wife of A. Augustus Norris
executrix Of Mary Hitchew, deceased
Also list of debts aud cash returned by
executrix aud husband.
John n. Flatcr, executor Of john
Fiater, returned list Of sales
Catherine Leese aud Daniel Leese
executors of David Leese, settled their
first account
Fatal Accidcai.-Wo are Informed
that Mrs Eliza Conoyer, of Mounuoy
township, fell down the cellar steps a
her reaidence on Monday OF last week
fracturing her skull, aud dying shortl.
after. She was a member oil the Ia
neytown Lutheran church, aud bore al
excellent Christian character. She wa
in the 60th year Of her age iaias
f0ica Press.
Quarterly anil Protracted Meeting
The quarterly meeting Of the NJ +
Church, Of this city, will be held to
morrow, Rev l.. f. Morgan, D. d.
the Presiding Elder Of the District vii
preach in the morning and at night
The meeting will be protracted through
out the week.
The colored people Of Westmiuste
celebrated the anniversary OF Mr.. Lin
coins emancipation proclamation, New
Y ears Day They commenced ut mid
night and kept it up until daylight
marching and singing through tht
streets.
The fair for the bcuefit Of St John
Church, Westminster, closed on Wed
uesday evening last, having continued
for eleven days. The net proceeds arr
Sl,723I6
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Business Lon,l.

Notices under tha head n,
per line for each Insertion. 'hS en-
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Our RELATIONS WITH SrAIS ASp Score
TARY FisH's PouoY.--The Washingtc n
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
says that Secretary Fish is determined that
the Administration shall pursue only pas.
siye policy, and threatens to leave the Cab
met il the President allows anything to be
done which may lead to a war with Spain.
He has made no arrangements to remain
through the winter, and is temporarily stop,
ping with Secretary Eobesou. He has
made some show Of trying to get house,
but has none, although he could have got
several il he had really desired one. II is
not unlikely tina, affairs will come TO a ori.
sis next week, rs on the rrassembling of
Congress ii is the intention Of General
Banks and others TO force the Admiuis,ra
ton to take ground in manner that will
show Spain that the United States is q pow.
er no! longer 10 be- triied with as it has
been for over two years. In that event Mr..
Fish will probably retire.
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Apology and Iaismaity REQUIRED for Tie
Florida A fair - Orr Cuban iolie1
Fully Defined,
WAsnINGroN, January s -0cneral
Sickles called at the Department Of
State at noon TO day and was engaged
with Secretary Fish for several hours
on the subject of Spanish and Cuban
affairs
From sources altogether reliable II is
ascortained that the administration has
not, as has been charged, changed its
policy or the Cuban question, but will
continue TO act according to tho princi
pies declared, namely, that while It will
observe strict neutrality in regard to
the difficulties now existing 10 the Is.
land of Cuba, il caunot consent that our
merchant vessels shall be molested in
their lawful pursuits, or overhaulcd aud
examined, unless they arc found com.
hitting some violation Of Spanish au.
thority. This they can do ouly by
landing arms aud munitions OF war. Our
naval officers have, therefore, been fire.
quently instructed to give full protection
TO American citizens and American
commerce whenever an opportunity shall
occur for doing so. In accordance with
this policy our government has protest
ed against the net OF the Spanish naval
officer in boarding aud searching the
Florida on the high seas, and has re
quesled the Spanish government first,
to apologize; second, to disavow the act
of the oihces; third, to punish him, aud
fourth, to pay damages. That the
Spanish government will meet the re
qulrement is not doubted.
As was previously said, the searching
Of our vessels was a subject on which
the United States have always beef
very sensitive, aud on which they wen
to war with England in 1872 Will
regard to the Hornet, the Congress hai
just been dispatched to Port au Primo
to convoy her to an American port II
as the Spanish minister alleges, she ha
committed a Breach Of our neutrality
she will be amenable to our laws, ant
not to those of Spain. While !. is tru
that Sagos,a, who is at the head of III
Spanish ministry, is known to be hostil
to the United States, it is also know
that he has no power to do harm, as hi
party in the Cortes is in a minority
aud the opposition could therefore out
vote him on any policy unIriendly t
this country.
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Toys Of all kinds, at gre,,l, !,
prices, at Mrs. A. h. ASm,,,.y. i'a'e.l
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Six Dozen Wax Doll, q,
cheap, at Mrs. A. f Arp.' ~ !, V
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Our Relations with Spain.

Apoloqy and Indemnity Required for Tie
r Iorida A fair - Om Cuban Foley
Fully he fHed.
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IPomdH Sliot-Jane Herman, form
erly of this city, was seriously wounded
by the contents Of gun which was
fred by John Stephan, near Mexico,
on Monday last. Fortunately the gun
was only loaded with powder and wad.
ding, or the result would have been
fatal, As it is, the w1ddiug made an
ugly wound in the hip, aud it is thought
that lamencss may result from IT, The
assault, it is said, was entirely unpro.
voked. stephan has not get been ar
rested. The girl was admitted to the
Almshouse on the same day.
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We learn that some unknown person
fired into the residence of Mr. Benjamin
Skunk, Taneytown, on New Years day.
The load entered near tho front door,
aud made a large hole in the weather.
boarding. In the morning smoke was
discovered on the inside OF the weather.
boarding from FIRE supposed to have
originated from the wadding, and in
order to prevent eoufngration water
was copiousIy applied
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OJyaHi-ed. - The newly appointed
School Board met on Tuesday last, and
organized by clecting Wm. Reese, Esq,
OF this city, as President j. NJ. New.
SOP, was elected to fill the position CT
Examiner, Treasurer and Secretary, to
serve until the lst OF August next.
The Board have concluded not to ap
point an assistant to Mr.. Newson Mr.
d. II Maynard, OF New Windsor, has
declined the appointment, aud the
Judges will have to appoint some other
person to ill the vacancy
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Ruadeay.-Johu W. laiues, lad
about fifteen years Of age, was driving
the wagon of Mr.. Philip Babylon, with
five horses attached on Thursday of
last week, over the plank road, about a
mile aud half from Westminster, when
the horses ran away, and brought the
left leg Of the driver in contact with
the fence, irneturing both bones below
the knee. DR. Shaw, of Unionlown,
rendered surgical relief.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

The colored people of Westminster
celebrated the anniversary OF Mr.. Lin.
coins emancipation proclamation, New
Years Day They commenced at mid
night and kept it up until daylight
marching and singing through the
streets.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

Messrs. j Yingling & Son, in addi.
ton to their large dry goods trade, have
added Merchant Tailoring, aud are pre-
pared to fill all orders in that line.
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The fair for the benefit Of St John 5
Church, Westminster, closed on We'd
nesday evening last, having continued
for eleven days. The net proceeds are
81 123IG
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Largs Heg5-We continue our re
port Of the large hogs killed in Carroll
county this season as follows Elijah
Wagner two weighing 325, 800 Jos.
Stout seven weighing 200, 2li, 30S.
$50, 1856, 272, 1893 jesse Yingling
two, Weighing 247, 302; A. IL. Huber
two weighing 3lS, AT.
taiRtouh Djarict-John =. Bene.
dict six, weighing 260, 32S, 335, 343,
$40, 463.
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VIZ. BROwN, Auctioneer.
J. IFm. RarhaH, Cst
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Frederick Tawney, who has held Il
position Of bailiff to the Circuit Cou
for this county for some time past, die
at his residence 10 Frizellsburg, on Il
18th ultimo.