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FREE SCHOLARSHIP
IN ST. JOHNS CCLHGElI

THERE being vacant tjcsaie Scholar
4 ship in 81. JONAS Coge, including
board, to be filed by the Con- School Com
missioners, with the approyalf Senator J.
X. Longwell, all applicants Carroll Coun-
~ who are willing 70 bind thealyas TO be-
come teachers in Maryland ftai least two
years after leaving the Collie, are hereby
notified TO appear for competse examina.
ton, in the Office Of the SchooIsoard, at 2
o'clock, +. NJ, on SATURDAY, = 2sth DAY
oY MARCH.
The competitor who shall be ,and 10 be
best prepared TO enter the Fresian class IN
College, will receive the apyntuent on
Monday, the 9Th day of April Mt
WILLIAM REESEpresideu,.
j. NJ. NEwsos, Secretary. mar iO.st
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NO. laah EnIrry

In the Circuit Court for soll County.
The Carroll Bailding ASSOC INN of the City
o. Westminster, VS.. John, NJ. lark and Wife.
this 18th day March, A. D.,
- 1874, that the acc Iunt ! the Auditor
e s m inns cause be fin ally ried and con.
hrmed, unless eanse 70 the atrary thereof
oe SHOWN, on or befors the 2day Of April,
next provided a copy Of thisler be insert.
81 Tor TWO successive Seekseiore the last
named DAY, IN some ncwspar published in
FRANK t. sHE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
mar i4-H FRAyK L. nav, Clerk.
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NO. l4ss FoUI1

W. AN'n IQIlA
In the Circuit Court for Carrot County, ne A
Court Of Equity
The Carroll County Building Aociation No
l, of Manchester, VS.. Cathne Leahy.
ORDERED this eth day ofarch, A. D..
~ 1874, that the sale made dreported by
The Carroll County Building loeiation No.
! Of Manchester, under and byirtue of tho
power Of sale contained in tlMortgage. IN
the proceedings in this causeehtioned, BE-
ratified and confirmed, unlesause to the
contrary thereof be shown, our before the
18th day Of April, next provd copy Of
this order be inserted in some wspaper pub.
ished in Carroll county, once each Of three
successive weeks before the 81 18th day Of
April, next.
The Report states the amouof sale to be
si06. "
FRANK T. siw, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
mar 1I-3t FRAxg I. Jaw, CLERK.
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FOR SALE.

A pleasant little Home with improvements.
- containing between seven and eirb,
acres Of land, near Freedom, Carroll countv
on 'he Liberty road. Situation most heal,6,
ial good water at the door; desirable an.
p,e ana peach orchard with other fruit tree,
upon 'he place. Apply to or address ~
s l.. +. GORE.
mar 1877 Freedom, Carroll county.
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Lewis IAmbot, machinist, was arrest
ed on Tuesday, in Newark, N. j., on the
charge Of counterfeiting Eve cent pieces
A quantity Of tie counterfeit coin and ali
the machinery for carrying on the business
were found in his house.
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Two colored men, Of Augusta, Ga, on
Sunday foaghta duel with reyolyers. The
inst hroadside resulted in no damage 70
either party, and the pistols having been
reloaded, the firing was resumed until one
man fell, shot through the legs. About
twenty shots were exchanged.
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The pammissioner Of Internal Revenue
has EFliteH = letter N Congressman stat
INC that the aggregate amount af internal
reyepue collected, from September, 1862,
g February q, 1874 was 81 ,7s2,555,.
0O0.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership,

HfHE partnership heretofore exiatiaa bs.
a tween tho undersigned, under The name
hrm and style Of O. II. P. Matthias & Co. Z
ms day dissolved by mutual copaent. Al
parties indebted to said firm are requested 10
make payment 70 the undersigned, o, nj p
Matthias, who is alone authorized IL rece;y:
me same, and who will pay all debts dine and
owing by said 6rm. ''' ''' "'''
q. II. p. MATTHIAS,
N, JOSEPH WOODS.
Westminster, March IL, 1874. No. "a q,
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WANTED,

a tho sehlosser Tannery, a,on ,on. =
a. sn . Oak Bark, for which sIo IN ~ =
son OF 1000 lbs. viii be paid. nj Per
July, 1874 JIME s 'r'ofe ne LIST Of
mar 14-3ts nAEbi
Agent
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M. Jesse C. Starr, Of this county, has been
ordained as Deacon Of the NJ. 4. Church.
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0aFHAxs' Counr.--Adam Shower, Esq.
Chief Judge; Isaac G. Bale, and L. P. Sling
lun. Esqrs., Associate Judges; DR.. Henry r.
Bette, Register Of Wills; George NJ. PaEke,
Deputy Register,
Noadag' MareA ga, isgI. Distribution Of
personal assets made among creditors 81 john
7. Kaufman, deceased.
The last viii and testament Of Jesse Crum-
well, deceased, was admitted 10 probate and
letters testamentary Hereunder were granted
to Dr.. Jamss 2. Summers, the executor APP
pointed by said will
Thomas Williams, administrator Of Love.
less Williams deceased settled his first and
final account.
Eli thurman was appointed and bonded as
administrator of Catharine Fahrman, deed
Vim. II. Caple, natural guardian TO Francis
L. Caple and Lewis W. Caplc, settled his first
and final account fot each, and ~ guardian 10
Rhesa Norris Caple and Mary +. Caple, set.
tied his first account for eausa,
Tuesday,, Manck f0fh--Wm. Loekard, ad.
ministrator Of Sarah Locknrd, deceased, re-
turned list Of sales Of goods aud ehatiels
Adam Rohrback and Henry B. Streavig,
executors Of Lawrence Rohrback, deceased.
settled their seventh and final account.
Adam Rohrbach, administrator Of Julia
Ann Rohrbaeh, deceased, settled his third and
6nal account.
DR.. James P. Summers, executor Of Jesse
Crumwell, deceased, returned inventory Of
goods and chattels and received order to sell
goods and chattcls and order to notify credi-
tors.
John W. Parrish and Hamilton p. Skid
more, executors Of Moses Parrish, deceased,
settled first account.
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Tuesday next is 81. Patrick's day. Il will
be celebrated in Baltimore by parade.
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NO, i4s4 EOUIr.

III the Circuit Court for Carl County.
Heavy Vine, Trustee, VS.. Rhard LiPPyr
and Others.
HpkhED this Sd day ofslarch, 1874,
a. lp.i the account of the seial Auditor
s s,ea n this canse be finally rated and con-
nrnsd, unless cause to the conary 10 shown
o1 ~ before the 2sd instant; tsyideda copy
"a 9is order be inserted in son newspaper
Pno'lshed N Carroll ooaaay ibtwo success
s"e weeks before the said 28a Al Of March
M FRANK I. SHG, Clerk.
Iris eopy,-Test:
mar l'ss Faux 4. sp, Clerk
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4 BEApnrUI WoaK OF Aar.-Mr. John A.
Beaver, Of this city, has recently finished
beautiful piece OF statuary, which Is TO be
placed over the grave Of the late John II.
Yingling The statue is female figure, four
feet SIX inches high, with the index finger OF
index finger pointing downward. indicating
that he is not here bni has risen. The statue
is chiseled from the finest Italian marble, the
face and head are Of the Grecian style, the
arms, hands aud feet are in perfect keeping
VIII tho body, and the robe covering the body
Is graceful and falls in natural folds from the
shoulders. Mr.. Beaver has aeeompIished this
work unaided by any Of the appliances used
by sculptors, and It was conceived and execu.
ted by him alone We have on several ouea-
sions spoken Of his work, but this is his best
piece. Those who possess such natural talent
should use every means in their power TO cnl.
;ivale il, as il is rare gift.
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Ltswoss ITEus.-M March has been treating
Us to 70 boisferqpe weather I; q very brisk west
wind has been kept up during several days
and nights IL succession. Tbs concerts 80
early commenced in various marshy lqesiitiss
BY the frogs, are closed at present The DRY
windy weather has greatly improved the con
diiion ~ eur roads. Growing grain has not
been much injured b the winter, and it pre-
senis a healthy and promising appearnhce.
Public saies are wen ATTENDED,, and jq;r prices
are realized for good articles Horses are
calling At from 500 % Sz25, aud COWS from
885 70 $40,
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CENTENARY NJ. L. CHuRcm Preaching
Sabbath morning, March 18th, at i0l o'clock;
also preaching in the evening ut "A O'clock.
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ppl. gehg NePherons prominen. eli
sen y Frederick died IN Wednesday
evening
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A three pound roll Of butter recently sold
at Hanover, Pa, contained about one pound
Of mush.
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Bird Hill and Westminster Turnpike meet.
ing to-day, at the Court House, at 2 clock,
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At a meeting Of the Maryland Tract Soeie.
y, held in Baltimore on Tuesday, Roger
Birnie, Of this county, was elected as one Of
the Vice Presidents.
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The materials of the Littlesiown Press were
recently purchased by Preston O. Wood, Of
Waynesboro', FIR $3.50.
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Mr.. John 0rtner, in West Mannheim town.
ship, York county, Pa, was attacked BY o
savage boar and severely bitten in the right
leg, last week.
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pespasehes fsoa Northwestern Iowa re.
port great suffering owing % the failure
Of crops last year.
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THE TuRSPlKg MgETNo. large number
Of persons favorable to the building Of turn.
pike road from Westminster to Bird Hill,
assembled at the Court House, on Monday.
The meeting was organized by calling Hanson
4. Webb TO the Chair. p. Davis and Sebas.
tan Bowers we're chosen Vice Presidents, and
DR.. W. H. Rippard and W. H. Vanderford
appointed Secretaries. The President made
some remarks favorable to the building of
turnpikes and their advantages over mud
roads. and stated that the land along the line
of the proposed turnpike would double in
value in very short time. He also alluded
to the fact that Lancaster, Pa, had thirteen
and Hagerstown seven pixies radiating from
them, and that real estate on the lines Of these
pixies, within Eve miles OF either place, was
worth from $3.50 to $500 per acre.
Col. W. A. McKellip addressed the meet
ing in regard to the charter which was granted
in 1872, and also TO the recent law passed by
the Legislature allowing the County Commits.
sioners to subscribe 10 any amount not ex-
ceeding $500 per mile, and stated that the
entire cost Of the road would not be over
$4,000.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at the
same plae to day at > o. clock, p. IN.
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Work has been commenced on the Hano.
yer and York Railroad.
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DoUBLE PRE Creek irExs.--A Hock Of wild
geese alighted on the bottom lands Of Rev.
Mr.. Sayler near his barn few night ago.
No one knew Of their presence but the miller,
Mr.. Warner, and he thinking il too dark and
muddy TO pursue them, they we're left undis-
turbed.
The past winter has been Temarkabl. for
It's mildness, and even so it IS FORTS notorious
bad roads. Farmers have made several at.
tempts at lime hauling, but the soft condition
Of the roads and fields has rendered it impos.
sible so but little as yet is done in that al.
rection, and the probability is that much that
had boon intended to be doue this year will
be postponed to some future time
There are rumors Of mad dogs al around.
and number Of dogs known TO have been
bitten have been killed.
Monday and Tuesday last were very stormy
days, the wind at times blowing perfect har.
rieane, Much fencing is blown down, and
the switzer barn belonging TO Mr.. Joel Myers
mill property, near here, had the entire roof
blown off,
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Y. s. Senators Boutwell,, Morton and
Ferry are seriously in.
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PosrAI--No. 1891, from Sykesville to
Franklinyille, fifteen miles and back, six times
a week to Freedom, and three times q week
the residue; to Henry @. shipley, at 1928 per
annum.
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WE County Commissioner Of Carroll
= county, will meet Ut their Dee, in Me,t
minister, on the FiRsr MoxnAsor APhiL'
1914, for the transaction Of husisss.
by order,
JABEz ABUsH,,
mar II clsrk-
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REMOVED CASES. The following cases from
this county have been tried before the Circuit
Court of Baltimore county Western Mary.
land Railroad Company use Of Augustus Shri-
yer, vs.. Jacob B. GroH, judgment for plain.
tif by confession; agreement filed. Same VS..
Benjamin +. Croft; same entries.
The case of Airhart Winters VS.. Horace l..
Brooks, ct ais. which was was tried in April,
1878, and a verdict of $500 for plaintiff Civ.
en-, taken 10 the Court Of Appeals on excep-
tons by defendant, which were sustained, has
been ordered back for a new trial, and the
case will be taken up on Monday.
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CARROLL CorSTY AGRicUITrRAL SOCIETY
CHASGE or 1iNE.-The Directors Of this SO.
eiety have changed the time Of holding the
next fair from October 9th to September 18th,
one week earlier This change was found TO
be necessary, so as not TO conflict with the
State Fair at Baltimore, and also the York
County Fair. The several committees on
Premiums, Rules and Regulations, &C., are
at work, and il is expectedthat the catalogues
will be ready by the May term of Court. We
urge upon all the necessity and importance Of
Our Fair last year was conceded TO be the
best we ever had, andreceiyed the encomiums
o. visitors from adjoining counties and States.
Let US do better this year.
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TOURNAMENT AND RAcEs.-Extensive prep
arations are being made for tournament and
races on the Fourth OF July. The affair will
be under the auspices Of the Carroll Ceanty
Agricultural Society, Messrs. H. Z. More.
lock, +. H. 0rendorf and Thomas F. Shep-
herd are the committee, and they are making
all necessary arrangements. 1t is proposed
to have the tournament in the morning and
the races in the afternoon, thus affording q
full days enjoyment.
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Local Recommendation were pre-.
scented by Mr.. Longwell from 1879 citizens Of
Carroll county, in favor Of Local Option; also
from James +. Lee and others asking that
dogs be taxed; also to change the line between
the FIRST and second precint in Westminster
district; by Mr.. Waters of Dennis H. May
nard, W. W. Mitten, Mordecai C. McKinstry,
and others, of Carroll county, for Local op-
ton and Damage Law; by same, petition
Of Mrs, Olivia Hyde and 20 other ladies' Of
Carroll county, IN favor Of Local Option, and
q more stringent License Law; by same, a
petition Of Mrs. DR.. Morehead, Mrs. r. Nit
ten and SO other ladies' Of Howard county, in
favor Of Local Option and more stringent
License Law; on motion Of same, leave was
granted TO the Committee on Corporations to
introduce bill amending the Charter OF the
Baltimore. Carroll aud Liberty Turnpike road
Company in Carroll and Frederick counties
10 relation TO tolls by same, of Samuel HotE.
man, Mordecai c. Mckinsiry and thirty other
citizens Of New Windsor district, in favor Of
Local Option and Damage Law /; BY Mr.. Van
derford Of W. weekley and NJ Plowman for
q pension; petitions by same asking the ad
justment Of accounts Of Jacob Holmes, late
tar collector; by same asking for law author.
izing the sale Of church.
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PRoPERrY SALEs.-Mr. A. ]. Houck has
bought Of Mr.. Pennington, of Hampstead, a
house and half acre of ground for $1,000 cash.
Mr.. John Hauyer has sold to his son Fred.
erick, 0 acres Of land, situate in Smoketown,
for $1,000 cash.
On Saturday last, Mr. Darius Devilbiss sold
his farm Of l44a acres, lying between Oak
Orchard and SANS Creek, to Mr.. William II
Enzor, for the sum Of $4,000.
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Alta nesting Of the creditors Of Mr.. Sam.
uel Bennett, of Freedom district, before X.
B. Norment, ESQ.,, Register in bankruptcy,
in this place, on Thursday, ]. Oliver Wadlow,
ESQ.,, was appointed assignee,
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An INTERESTING Insurance CAsE.-The
case Of Mrs. Mary c. Busby, Of this place,
Of S., 900 on her husbands life, has created
considerable interest not only here but else.
where. The case is being heard before Judge
Dobbin Of the Superior Court, Baltimore
Hon. VIM. p Maulsby and John Donaldson,
Esq, appear for the plaintiff, and 0ryille
Horwitz, Esq, for the Insurance Company.
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PArRoSs OF HusBAxDRY--U Union Bridge
Grange. Grange, which was the first
organized in this county, has the following
officers Master, T. +. shepherd; 0verseer,
Daniel Wolf; Lecturer, DR.. +. o. Mamma.
kee; Secretary, solomon shepherd; Treasu-
rer, Daniel Rinehart; Steward, Winfield
Rinehart; Assistant Stewart, Pemberton
Wood; Gate Keeper, JP II. Stouffer; Chap
lain, G. 5. Haines Ceres, Mrs. E. o. Mana
kee; Flora, Miss Emma Haines; Pomona,
Miss Lizzie Shepherd Lady Assistant Stew
ard, Miss Olivia hinehart.
ley GraAges-rhis Grange was organized
at Marriottsville, Howard county, on the "a
instant, with the following officers Master,
J.H. Shipley 0verseer, G.F. Gallon Lectu-
rer, J. K. Herbert; Steward, DR.. J. 7. Viii
liams Assistant Steward, G. Z. Fowler; Chap
lain, II. o. Deyries; Treasurer, g, VI. Burn.
ham Secretary, j. o. Desries Gate Keep
er, G.F Streaker; Ceres, Mrs E.A.verney
Pomona, Mrs. Z. A. Shipley Flora, Miss
N. j. Boon; Lady Assistant Steward, Miss
=. B. Ridgely.
AT meeting of the State Grange, in Bal
timore, last week, an Executive Committee
was chosen, Thomas F.. Shepherd, Of Carroll
county, chairman; John W. Corey, Of Kent
county, and James Nichols, of Kent. Mr..
Shepherd was deputized to organize Oranges
in this county.
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local AFrAIRs.

DONATION VtsEr.~A q Partcipant Writes
a. Follows The ladies 81 St Paal's Refosms
ID Church, Of this city, conceived the idea Of
surprising their pastor and bis fapsia by a
donatiqn Wat on Friday evening, ID 6th IN
slant and with The assistance Of he male
members Of the church, their effort was made
complete success. SO secretly was the un.
dertaking carried forward, that the inmates
Of the parsonage were completely surprised
fact which seems 10 contradict the oit.re-
peated saying, that ''ladies can keep no SO.
crets.n The extreme inclemeneS Of the
weather prevented some from participating
personally, yet about thirty Of the members
were present, and a few hours were spent
very pleasantly with the pastor and his family.
The visitors brought with them in wagons,
baskets and packages splendid supply Of
substantial articles for the larder, corn and
oats for the granary, and also greenbacks for
the purse. The pastor expressed the thank
fulness Of himself and family in an address Of
some length, in the hope that the blessings Of
Heaven would ever rest upon the kind and
considernte donors. He also referred to the
pleasant relations which have ever existed be-
tween pastor and people during his abode in
their midst, and to the pleasing fact that
while the congregation was organized only
five years ago, with but twenty-five members,
the membership has been more than tripled,
a church ediice and parsonage have been
built, and $4,000 have been paid BY these
people for these church Improvements. Long
may the pleasant relations between pastor and
people continue.
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PuBuc SALEs.-At the sale Of s. A. Foutz,
near Uniontown, on the 9th instant, horses
brought from Sl25 to S2l5; cows from SAT
to SCI. At Milton Starts S, on the 9th inst,
horses brought from SIPS to S226; cows,
from $35 to ST., and bull SOL. At John
Arthur's, near Baust's Church, on the 18th
instant, horses brought from $50 to $2O9;
cows, sos to $50. At all these sales farming
Implements sold well.
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LEcruRE.-Rev. Thomas S. johnson, DID.
Of Lebanon, Pa, will deliver Lecture in ST.
Paurs Reform Church, this city, on Thursday,
the oh Of April Subject, Love, Courtship
and Marriage. Tickets rs cents.
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Marrow EscAPE.--The residence of Mr..
Isaac Ponder, near this city, made q narrow
escape from FIRE on Tuesday. When the
chimney took FIRE the wind was blowing very
hard, and the SCOT falling on the dry root soon
set fire to it. Fortunately the FIRE was dis.
covered in time 70 prevent much damage.
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SrEciAL NOTICE. who intend
to change their residence this Spring will
please give us notice in time, so that there
may be no interruption in the delivery Of
their papers. Be particular to state the name
of the office at which the paper has been re-
ceived, by so doing il viii save us much
frnnhla
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Letter from Annapolis.

Correspondence Of Ia. Ds~ocratie Adsooa
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
Berkeley County, on the 2nd day of
March, 1874:
Jacob M. French
VS.. NJ
NJ. A. Eversole, Eliz. Slyer s. Deo''
j. II. Eversole,
The object of this suit is to obtain
judgment against the said defendants
for the sum of $500, with interest from
March 10Th, 1872, until paid, and to at
tach so much of the estates of said de-
Iendents sufficient to pay said amount.
And it appearing on affidavit filed in
this suit, that the said defendants. M.
A. Eversole, Elizabeth Slyer and j. T.
Eversole, are not residents of this State,
they are hereby required to appear
within one month after due publication
of this Order and do what is necessary
to protect their interests in this matter.
Il. S. IROXEL, Clerk.
HUGHES, Pc. Mar.7-4tw
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Tuesday, april 14th. 1874
800 Acres,

more or res, Tins ard Is clothed with
valuable Timber of al kinds. There
are also indications of valuable COAL
BEDS on IT, Also.
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This unrivalled Medicine is warranted
not to contain single particle of Mercury,
or any injurious mineral substance, but is