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New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
LIBERAL PROSPECTS IN OHIO.

CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION GROWING LIBERAL
STRENGTH THROUGHOUT THE sTATR--TIIE
DEMOCRATIC VOTE SOLID FOR GREELEY
THE COMING MASS RATIFICATION MEETING.
[PROM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRlBUSEi
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July M.-As | passed out
OF Exposition Hail. after the Cincinnati Convention had
made It's nomination. met prominent Ohio politician
who full Of Indignation the result, and vowed he
would not support the ticket Three days later met
the again. lie had been transformed already
into enthusiastic Greeley Said he; II DeleVe
Mr. Greeley is the strongest candidate that the
Convention could have nominated. 'And all through
the campaign that politician will do yeoman ser
vice for the Reform Other politicians ana public
men OF Ohio Joined the movement laer but tins serves
as single Illustration OF the truth that is OF and from
the people, and that the leaders were swept into BY
the great tidal Of public sentiment. Now that
they aren IT, they doing their part OF the work most
effectively and successfully
The machinery Of the campaign will soon be in work
ing order here good deal OF the preliminary work
has already been done The Democratic State Central
Committee will hold meeting In this city next Tuesday,
and elect State Executive Committee, and tianiacs
other important business. John @. Thompson Is Chair
man OF the Central Committee. aud he will Likewise be
at the head OF the Executive Committee. He Is good
organizer aud will devote all his time anl energies TO
the work Of the campaign. The Liberal Republican
State Executive Committee IL already constituted. with
Gen. Brinkerhof at its head and 1t wilcordialy ana
Compittee, The local pep0eEatie ald Liberal Replb
ca Committees throughout the state are osgahlins ~
ranidy as possible and them will be conhded great
part Of the work OF securing victory IN ono Ihe
Congress district organizations VIII also 10 tHo Iu
part. .,,... ,,o,,o.o., ,,,,.,,.
tions which will very materially strengthen the cause.
and aid in carving in october dnd November.
since the Baltimore Convention the Liberal Republicans
I'm the several counties been organizing and deye
opng their strength The results OF TINS work. 80 far as
received are exceedingly gratifying to the friends OF the
Reform cause nearly every county that hds reported
the Liberal Republicans Tar more numerous than
expected ana yet the Grant organs persist IN saying
that there are hardly any Republicans IN thor respective
localities who will vote for Mr.. Greeley. Prominent
Democrats say their party in OHIO substantially unit
for Greeley now and that he will get the entire Demo
cratic vote of the State, in November nOtwltlstand
ing the statements, the contrary that persist
emily nut forth through the Administration journals
The grand state Mass Ratification Convention, which
will be held In this city, Wednesday, July 81 will doubt
less be the largest assembage OF the people that mas
been seen at the Capital Of OHIO for many years.
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GENERAL NOTES.

Gen. Buell's war-horse, recently deceased,
,as buried witb--it is said-a ceremonial including
Grafton, at Paradise, KY
During the three months ending June 30,
1872 emiTants left Liverpool bound Tor different for
gAs Pail Mall Gazette of London says: 1--WE
q. -. ,a,r4 ,ngs' I'm the House of Commons, but un-
Us tbeY are broken up before they have time 10 esao
1isb Themselves may one day De as Iich III li' to
speot as the United States"
good example is suggested in the tact
-. ooa.,,o bath-house has been m0Ored In the
Tes t Ffon for the use OF ladies, one OF the Eton
College watermen being In attendance " 'c"on '"0 ."
OF swimming. - "a, III l.
Five hundred dollars in gold viii be paid by
.,.,o citizens of Mason County, Texas, iof e ntst
hostile I1dian captured within ihe n % ronrt house
q, Mssen0 The end of the "peace policy ID tnst quar-
Ter eyideutly means an honest penny foF some ono
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DIED.

At his residence, near Avnndalo Station, on
the 2sth ultimo, Augustus Shriyer, Esq, aged
~ years, mon,ba and 70 DAYS.
AT her residence IN Frederick county, on
the 10Th uli imo, Mrs. Sarah Lindsay, aged 90
years. Mrs. Lindsay was daughter OF Peter
Bale, ore Of the first settlers Of this section NJ
country, and was born and raised in the part
Of Frederick now Carroll county; she lived to
be a grcAt-greatg rud- mother.
Near Taneytnwn, on the goth ultimo, Mrs.
Maria, life Of Samuel Il, Iinah, ESD. aged SIS
years, II months and II days.
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TO The People Of Carroll Co., Md.
Nv WHAT COMPANY SHALL
WE INSURE?
READ ann FOLLOWING !:

V'HE Anchor Life Insurance Company, or
l. New jersey, is authorized by the terms Of
its charter (Which Is pcrpetual) to loan Its
assets In any section ofthe United States And
Tor the purpose ~ carrying out practically this
valuable feature, and giving the people the
benefits OF The money paid for their insurance,
II organizes Local Boards OF Trustees "a con-
venient districts, aud the loans arc made
through these Boards. This Is no murc pro-
iession OF tue Company, but a well settled
ieaturcoi its business policy. Seeing the ben
cbts and the justice Of this plan. a. adopted by
the Anchor, and authorized by It's charter, and
after being fully convinced Of the solvency OF
the Company aud integrity Of its Officers aud
Board Of Management twelve of our business
men have organized the Board, and entered
into a contract with tue Company, by which
my per cent Of all premiums taken Ia this
County and their aceumlations will be loaned
in the County. This will give complete securi-
~ to all Insured throughout this section in
this Company, aud also protect every person
in his just right, for It il evident that the
twelve members Of this Board will not see in
justice done to any in our courts, and their
testimony cannot be damaged.
The money loaned in this county, being se-
cured by mortgage on real estate, will be an
ample aud permanent security for any losses
the company mas sustain in the county, be-
You'd that offered By other comp anes, for the
reason that II is available and wi dim the jufis-
dieiion VI our courts.
Therefore, we, the undersigned members Of
the Board for the Currull County Branch, APP
peal to all wanting Life Insurance to assist u
in this effort To re-loan our money in our own
county, and give full and perfect security to
every party insured.
We each hold a Policy in this company for
$4,000, for which We have paid full premium
rates.
OFFICERS.
a. u. ScHAuTFrH, President.
UrroN RooP, Vice President.
JosgpI W. srgELg, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
DIRECTORS.
A. D. Schreffer, Cashier Farmers & Mcchan.
les National Bank, Wcstminster.
Upton Roop, Judge Of the Orphans Court
Adam Shower, Chief Judge Orphans Court,
Manchester.
D. w, llouCk, Merchant loucksyillc.
David Bare, Merchant with Hailes 4 Bro,
Westminster.
DR.. f. q. Nannakee, Physician, Onion Bridge
VIM. Wallace Nail, Farmer, New Windsor.
David Z. Miller, Merchant, Westminsler.
W. lornOr, Merchant. Fiuksburg.
John :. DeYilbi,s, Mcrehaut, Uninutowu.
Henry O. Calf, Farmer, Tancytnwn.
Jacob Rnchart NJ. D., Ffizzullsburg.
WILSON Il. BOYD,
Secretary Of Board.
Information can be obtained from any Of the
above gentlemen, or By calling At O,hcc, Main
street, opposite Court Street, Westminster.
Nd. july 20.u
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
Friday, August ., 1872


Besf Cattle The Offering at the Scales
during the pas; week amounted to 1858 head
The prices ranged as follows; Best Beeves
at 8 75aSG Is; generally rated first quail.
ity ut 7jaS5 e.; medium or good fair
quality ut 1 COAST u; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at 3 50aS 800; inferior
aud lowest grades Of Cattle 0 OOasO 90
general average ofth market So 90, Tx.
treme range of prices 81 aSG 81. Most
Of the sales were from 81 30 to s. so per
100 pounds
HoCL hurry uuwashel, AZ 10 4j cents
per To-. unwashed, free from barrs, As to
o cents; tuhwashel, 10 to 70 cents: lamb
pulled 30 to a cents long pulled 80 to g
cents per pound.
.ihetp.-Fair to good wool Sheep ut iu
81 cts. per pound gross.
Leaiher.-City Slaughter 80 to Il ccuts;
Rough Skrting 80 to IS cents; Spanish Sole
80 to 20 cents; Country Slaughtered 30 to
81 cents.
Hiies.-Ciiy Steer at l8l cts Cow II
cents.
Hay and Strap Hay 38aS36 per ton.
Rye straw 23as2i per ton.
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l4O Acres Of Land,

NO. me EouIrY.

NO. 1l72 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Johu y. Smith and Chas. T. Reifsnider,
Trustees, VS.. VIM. Williams and Wife.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditor
IN OF William Williams, who were such
prior to the 10th day Of January, 1879, 10
hle their claims properly proven and au.
thenticated with the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county in Equity, on or
before the 18th day OF September, iSs2.
J. J. BAUMGARTNEls,
july 10, 1872 IL Auditor.
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Mount NJ. Agnes Academy,
MOUNT WASHINGTON,
NEAR BALTIMORE, Mn.

C0HD UCTED by the SISTERS OF MERCY.
MOUNT ST. AGNES ACADEMY of
WI fers peculiar advantages TO young
Indies who wish to receive a solid and use.
full education. II is situated about five
miles from Baltimore, on the Northern
Central Railroad, in one of the most healthy
sections Of the country. The Scholastic
Year commences on the FIRST Monday in
September, and terminates on the last of
June. 1t is divided into two Sessions of
five months each.
Pupils entering after the commencement
of a Session, will be charged only for such
portion of it as may remain. No reduction
will be made for those who may be with.
drawn before the expiration of the Session
unless in case OF sickness.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition including Wash
ing and Mending, per session,
payable in advaneel 500 90
Bed and Bedding and Doctors Fee . 90
French, Music, Drawing aud Painting
are extra charges.
For further particulars apply to the Con.
vent of our Lady of Mercy, u South Pop
pieton Street, Baltimore. july off
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Over the body of Abraham L.
Lynn. found dead in Jonas
Englar's mill, near Union
Bridge, on the 9th of April,
1872. SAG
Over the body of John Staub,
Of Frederick county, found
dead in Carroll county, on the
10Th of June, 1871. Sl7
Over the body Of Henrietta Tay.
Tor, Col, found dead, in the
woods near Woodbine, on the
llth day Of September, 1871. So
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District Court qfhe United States for tie
District Of NayyigHi, ia Bdnkrppty,-
In the maiicr ef Ei,rud J. Houck,
bankrupt.
TKNHlS is to give notice, hat on the 23d
4 day Of July, 1872, warrant OF Bauk.
ruptcy was issued out Of the District Court
oc the United States for the District OF
Maryland, against the estate Of Edward j
HOuek, Of ------- ---- IN the county Of
Carroll in said District, adjudged Bank
rupt on his petition That the payment f
any debts and the delivery Of any property
belonging to said Bankrupt, to him or for
his use, aud the transfer Of any property by
him, are forbidden by law; and that a meet
ing Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt, to
prove their debts and to choose cue or
more Assguees Of his estate, will be held
at a Court Of Bankruptcy, to he holden mt
the Court House in the city OF Westminster,
before Richard b, Norment, Esq, Register
in Bankruptcy for said District, on the 7ih
day Of August, A. D., 1872, at 10 o'clock,
A. N.
EDWARD Y. GOLDSBOROUGH,
u. S. Marshal for said District
july 27.td
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Esiate Of Samuel Bricker decreased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
N has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, letters Testamentary on the
Personal Estate Of
SAMUEL BRlCkER
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber,
on or before the 27th day of January next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said Estate Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this ed day of July,
1872.
DAVID GERMAN,
My 22-4t Executor.
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Public schools.

For the support OF Public Schools
=. Of the county, being ~ cents in
the 500 valuation of assessable
property in the county ........ 20, 5s5 25
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Aims House.

For the support of the inmates
Of said Institution, estimated
for the year ending June, 1873 1000 go.
Steward or 0verseer, for salary,
one year 400
Physician, for salary one year 100 -.
Maid Hire, allowance for one
year 81
Farm Hands, allowance for one
year 500 -.
Deficiency in the appropriation
for the year 1871 1881 "A
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LADIES PAPER PATTERNS.
something New for Ladies.

Il Attest style Ladies and Children
~ Garments cut in Paper. We have be-
come the Agent of the New York Publish.
ing House and are in receipt Of new Patterns
as they come out. Promptly mailed upon
receipt of order. Call and get an Illustrated
Catalogue.
Il. X. GERNAND,
Corner Main and Court Streets,
ap 27-2m Westminster.
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Chatsworth Female Institute
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
No. lss FRANKLS STREET,
BALTIMORE.

MISS A. Z. HASsON, Principal, Mrs.
wi G. L. Eng elbrecht, Vice Principal,
aided by Professors aud Teachers of esiab-
lished reputation, will Reopen September
10th. The location is high and healthy,
building large, with spacious shaded
grounds. Circulars at Institute.
july 27.tf
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Justices OF the Peace, states
Business.
Laying Out and Opening Public Roads.

In the case Of the petition Of ].
Marker and others........... 81 20
In the case ofthe petition Of A.
Snyder and others............. Is 90
In the caseuf the petition Of W.
Stultz and others. 10 90
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ConstabIe's Sale.

DY virtue Of Six writs Of vendiiioui ex.
I'D ponas. issued by William Fisher. one
OF the Justices Of the Peace Of the State Of
Maryland, in and for Carroll County, to
me directed, ! will expose to sale, at Pub
lie Auction, upon the premises, on
SATURDAY., tie la Of august, 1872,
at clock, p. NJ, for cash, all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate, ut law and
IN equity, of Willium l.. Grouse in and to
the Real Estate situate in the County and
State aforesaid, of which Samuel Grouse,
died, seized aud possessed, being the one.
sixth part of tract of land near fancy.
town, County and State aforesaid, con
tanning
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Esta'o If Daniel Pain, deceased.
NOTlCEishereby given thaithe subscri.
N bcrs have obtained from Tho Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, letters OF Admin.
istration on the Personal Estate Of
DANIEL PLAIN,
late Of Carroll county, deceased All per.
sons having claims against the deceased.
are hereby warned to exhib,, the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
TO the subscriber, on or before the 9th day
OF January next they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Those indebted are requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this ed day Of
Juls, 1872
WILLIAM CRUMBACKER,
NATHAN CRUMBACKER.
july - It Administrators.
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County Indebtedness.

For interest on County Certih.
Gates outstanding and unpaid
amounting to the gross sum Of
500, 450..-....-.......... .... $3327 90
sor redemption Of same .......... 5000 90
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TRUSTEES OF THE CARROLL COUNTY
BkANCH.
Plans Of the COMPANY.

The foundation idea of The Rsrunuc Lrrr
lNsvRtSct ComrsSY, the one which gave it
birth and secured for II tho sympathy Of It's
strong men, was to organize Company which
should be 50 strong in capital aud chara ter
a. 20 at once secure confidence and pair onngc,
and thus prevent, in some measure, the ANNUAL
drain from the West and South Of millions of
dollars Tor Lille Insurance Premiums, and keep
them for investment At HOME.
To carry out its leading idea, the constitu.
tion provides that the Stock subscribed, and
the surplus premiums paid ia each locality lin
the West and South) shall be Invested where
received, under the direction Of the Branch
Officers, subject to the approval Of the Genital
Committee.
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Commlssloners, notice.

TTlE County Commissioners Of Carroll
coanty, will meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on the FIRST MONDAY or
AUGUST, 1872, for the transaction ofbusi
ness. BY order,
JABEZ A. BUSH,
july 6,It Clerk.
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Caution.
CAUTION.

hereby iorewarn all persons from trusting
my wife, Lucinda V. Houck she having
lett my bed and board without Just cause
or provoea,ion, win pay no debts Of her con-
tracing.
july 27-3ts JOHN II. HOUCK.
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Total for County purposes, sI7,l5I,642
Bank and other Stocks deducted
that pay State Tax, 1904
fetal Tor State purposes, $IG4,35 %
County Tax on sI7,l54,6i2 Mt
!, 90 cents per sl00, Ss5,77S q
State Tax on Sl6i, 35G.2s at II
per 500, 27,9IO 81
Total sll8.7I3 7s
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Taxes Improperly Paid and
Refunded.
Bridges BUTT ny Contract.

To Christian Await for building
bridge over Big Pipe Creek $50 =.
To Moses Anders for buildings
bridge over the Patapsco river
at Sykesvilla sos
To Jesse Brown for extra work
on the Bridge at Winch esters
Mills, per order Of Board 1876 $50.
To Lafayette Banes for filling up
at Bridge 1t Sykesville s2 so
To Joshua +. Coltrider for
building bridge over Geor.
ge's Ran $50
To Christian Await for extra
work done at Winters bridge GO %
To Abdel Wentz for building
Bridge over an arm Of tho
Gunpowder Falls 40
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$3.50, 10000.
TWENTY PER cEST. PAID uP AND IsvrsrED on
HENL ESTATE Is MARYLAND.
Carroll Co. Branch Officers.

John /. Reilsnider, President.
Pulp II. h. Myers, Vice President.
Chas. J. lingling, Treasurer.
NJ. Roberts, Special Agent.
Secretary.
DR.. J. II. Billingslea, Medical Examiner.
Extract from contract between Republic
Life lns. Company and the Carroll Count
branch:
"The Republic Life Insurance Company
shall keep loaned la said District, that is Car
roll Cdnnty,) htty per cent Of net premium
receipts on policies at said Agency, on such
property as the District Board may recon-
mend, with the approval Of the Finance Com
mitiee Of said Republic Life Insurance Com
pany."
TRUSTEES OF THE CARROLL COUNTY
BRANCH:
John L. Reifsnider, Philip II. l.. Myers,
Cbas. j. iingiing, Joshua Yinglihg, Morde-
cal {, Mckinstry, Ezra ShrineT, Clutworthie
Birnic, VIM. Bachman, Samuel Kunp, Jose.
plus Hoppe, WIN. n. Martin, Frank +. shaw.
Phillip Babylon, all Of whom held policies in
the Rcpublic Life Insurance Company.
The Trustees for Carroll County cannot cx-
coed Twenty in number.
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RATES AND PLANS or pREuIUM


| 10 order still further IN secure confidence, to
avoid the chances of misrepresentation by
agents, and the consequent distiust TnR RI
PtaLic adopted the cnmmon- sense principle
applied all other kinds nfbusiutss, of Furnish
ing $50 much insurance for so much money :"
| liking definite premium each year for is
puilces-A Low, SAFE, CASH RATE. The time
was when this proper rate was diincult 10
ascertain, owing to want of statistics aud
experience, which it was we'll for the policy
holder To pay a high premium to be sure To
cover the eoniingencies-but now, facts have
been gathered, tables compiled, aud losses
computed, more accurately Than in any other
business, aud therefore the proper rate can be
easily liked. IL seems unNise, therefore, for
policy holders TO pay premium high enough
las tho Mutual Companies rcquire) to furnish
both the capital and reserve needed for the
businrss-simply Tor the sake Of having part
OF the difference between the high aud low
premium returned to them at some Indefinite
future time, In a so-elllsd dividend.
Ihls, "its purposes, Orgdsisofion aud plans,
TINS kGrUntto Lwg issuance Co appeal. to he
PuBDiC SPIRIT, PRIVATE INTEREST asd COMMON
sESsE Of each individual Of the community.
Ii oiers To policy holders the SEcuAirY Of
very large capital, in tie hands Of men OF the
highest character, scattered widely throughout
the enure country Of Hdnagers Of large
practical experience, aud also Of a peeuniAry
interest IN its success, whose capital as well as
character Is pledged to the policy holders first
and who are therefore more likely to manage
carefully and safely than il they were simply
trustees Of the policy holders funds, as is the
case 10 mutual companies; Of the same safe
guards Of State restrictions, deposits, yalua.
tons, reports, requirements, investigation BY
legally appointed commissioners aud other
Legislation which are now thrown around all
the companies for the protection OF the policy
holders.
William Woodward, President.
James a. Gary, Vice President.
q. II. MeCny, 2nd Vice President.
Johns Hopkins, Treasurer.
a. l.. Quincy, Secretary.
VIM. Woodward, Jr., Assistant Secretary,
Charles f. phelpp Attornrv
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s ACRES OF LAND,

s ACRES OF LAND,
also TWO HOUSES and AISM-0
lots of Ground, situate in E$4T1fAskA
Taneylown, late the prop FRI hs.i4N,
erty Of the said William L.
Grouse, seized and taken in execution by
virtue Of six several wrts, one ut the snit
Of Samuel Swope, surviving partner Of J.
and S. Swope one at the suit of Samuel
Swope, Administrator of Samuel Grouse,
deceased one at the suit of Samuel
Swope, Administrator, D. b. N. of John
II. Grouse; one at the suit of Banes
Wright one at the suit of John w. Car.
roll and one at the suit of q. \. Motter.
JAMES KUHNS,
july 20 is Constable.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
by THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
FOR
CARROLL COUNTY.
FOR 1871.
FOR Is7a.

A MOUNT Of assessille property and of
"A the taxes in eacl District, as follows
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RED HERRING,

~ AssArRAs SMoxEp, put up expressly for
~ family use. For sale BY
ja 10 GRIMES q Sr0UFFER.
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J0SEPHUS II. HOPPE,
JOSEPH SPuRklER,
GEORGE X. FRANK,
County Commissioners.
Test;
JABgz A. Bush, Clerk.
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bic 0emibbeit uno usterseu9uns BON
Der boben nnparteilidfeit res eemein>
lamen Gaters Der @ldubieen, 1owie BON
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9%anclun9en. Dph pie f6nnte man
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haten> renn bic Sbdti9tsit res Vaps
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uno her @efabr ous9elebt 1T, ieren
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lter oeftIrt ;u 1eben
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