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creation OF shapes of moral beauty that shall
minister pleasure 70 all behalders No mat
Ter what uiny be our position or profession,
the influence we exert will live after us.
We can make j appear in form more
beautiful than tlie most perfect hgurAs
Of marble or Of bronze, for we eau be
the instruments in reproducing tlleiikeness Of
Christ, aud Of lifting immortal souls for the
eQmpaniohship0fHe Heaven. Third. The bus
lest life, the life that seems most important,
aud that has most before il, is no secur-
ity against the approach Of death. Here was
man who, by long years Of patient labor,
had just attained thar position whore he could
accomplish most ia his profession. in the
prime Of life, and with tue period Of most
effective work before him, be must lie down
and die, The world feels the loss, especially
in that higher realm Of aFi where the few are
privileged TO walk. But here are scores Of
busy men from all the the walks OF PROBES
sional and commercial life. Some, just strug
Cling up 10 q position Of effective usefulness,
and others with standing fairly won, are pre-
pared 10 accomplish more Ia the years to
come than has been achieved ia all the past.
But are you prepared for all the possible con-
tlngepeies Of the journey? Have you counted
on the probability Of Death ? Man of thirty,
forty, fifty yenrs, have you met this question
and settled il for yourselfg Don't Imagine
your life 10 be 80 last until
you think your work is done. Get ready for
death. and you are ready for anything get
ready for death, aud you are already more
thoroughly equipped for life's work, for that
man only is prepared TO live who is well pre-,
pared to die.
At the close Of the address the beuedietion
was pronounced by Rev. Dr. Morris, and. as
the organ pealed forth solemn dirge, the
funeral procession was reformed, aud emery.
ing from the central aisle, the burial case was
replaced in the hearse. The funeral eoriege,
comprising a long train Of carriages, then
proceeded TO Greenmount Cemetery, and
after the closing funeral rites ut the grave. the
mortal remains Of Rinehart were committed
to their last resting place. The interment
was made in the private lot Of William 7.
Walters, Esq. which is adorned with some Of
the finest works Of art from the chisei of the
dead sculptor. As the earth pyramid rose
over the new.made grave, it was made to bloom
brightly with the rich and costly floral offer.
ingswith which twas adorned by loving hands.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

HNHE undersigned, Examiners, appointed
Il by virtue Of commission to them issued
by the County Commissioners of Carroll Co.
to lay out and open o Public Road in said
county, commencing at point on the mar
gin OF the White Rock county road, between
the lands Of Hannah Dougherty and John
PAUL, and running on or near the bed Of an
old road between the lands Of the said Han
nah Dougberty aud John PAUL, continuing
on or near said old road through the lands Of
j. NJ. Dorsey aud John W. Shipley; then be-
tween the lands Of Augustus Streaker and
William Brandenburg; then leaving said road
on the lands Of said Augustus Streaker and
William Brandenburg, and passing through
the lands Of Elias Brandenburg, on the most
practicable route, until it intersects the afore,
said old road on or near the lands of John II
Conway and the said Elias Brandenburg;
then continuing on OF near said old road be-
tween the lands of Mrs. John o. Brown and
Elisha Pickett; then leaving said road and
passing through the lands Of George Dicns
and Elisha Pickett, on the most practicable
route until It intersects the aforesaid Sam s
Greek road at point between the lands OF
the said Elisha Pickett and George picns,
near Rebecca Shipley's, on said Sam Creek
road. All person whom il may concern are
hereby notified that we viii meet on the prem
Uses Wedaesdag, eth day Of January, 1878,
at . o. clock, q. m, 10 execute the trust re-
posed in us by the aforesaid commission.
J. OLIVER wADL0w,
FREEBoRN GARDNER, Examiners. .
VIM. W. PICKETT,
dee 2G-ht
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MILL FOR SALE.

tKINHAT Valuable Mill Property on Linga.
4 more, known as Jones Mill, near Cen.
trail Church, between Liberty and New Market
in oneof the best neighborhoods in the county
with the best Of water-power /; n new and mos
substantial dam, Turbine Wheel, two mer-
chant and one chopping burr, and corn
erusher, also Saw Mill attached, all in com.
Rlet9 orderi will. be sold bargain and on
the most reasonable terms; payments on time
TO suit purchaser. Apply to
REV. z. LIGHT WILSON,
townsville, Frederick county, Nd
Or TO JOHN SMITH,
july lift West End, Westminster, Nd.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

A beautiful Building Site Of Is ACRES.
"A, also l09 ACRES WOOD LOT adioin-
ing, in all about 20 or 80 ACRES, near
Spring Mill'Station on the Western Maryland
Railroad, one and quarter miles West Of
Westminster, will be sold separate or together;
qnnlity OF land none better IN the county, with
one or two splendid springs upon II, and a
beautiful Building Site for Dwelling and
Dairy; running water through all Of il.
(. Also a; Tract Of Land close by but does not
join, of 30 ACRES and PERCHES, adioin-
ing Mr.. Jacob Myerly, Washington Darbin
and otbcrsg the land lays level and is Of ex-
cellent quality, with good spring and running
water upon il; also good Grain Barrick on
It. tits a very valuable and desirable lot Of
land as whole or in lots; it has been laid of
into four lots and viii be sold so II desired.
All Of the lots are beautiful Building Lots,
only one mile from Westminster.
Forfurther information address or call upon
JOHN Fl. BOWERS,
dec l2-2m Westminster, Nd.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
IN CAnRoLL CorNrY. Mn.

FiRsr NATIONAL BANK,
NEw WINDSOR, Nh, Dec. 18th, 1874. I
T,HE President and Directors have this
a day declared dividend Of FOUR AND
ONE HALE (4l) per cent on the Capital
Stock for the six months ending 3lst instant,
payable on and after January 9th, 1875. All
taxes paid by the Bank.
n. II. BALE,
Jan 2-3t Cashier
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

FIRST NAT. BANK OF WESTMINSTER,
WESTMINSTER, Dec, 18th, 1874.
TNHE President and Directors have this
a day declared dividend Of FIVE PER
CENT. for the six months ending S1st instant,
payable on or after Monday, 18th of January
next.
W. A. CUNNINGHAM,
y jan 2-4t Cashier.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Fdrmers and Mechanics Nat. Bank
Of Wsstssinster, Dec. I'm, 1874
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified that
- m Election for Seven Directors to man.
age the affairs Of the Bank, viii be held at the
Bank, on the Seceud Tuesday, beingthe 18th
day Of January, 1875, between the hours Of
~ and o'clock.
3 "A. d. sCHAEFFER,
dec i2.te Cashier
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Three Dollars Reward.

small black and tan Rat Terrier, with
"A short hair, white breast, and right fore
foot white, belonging to 4. Devilbiss, was lost
in Westminster, on Monday, December 81.
A reward Of three dollars will be given for
his recovery. Apply to
E. NJ. HAHN, +
jan 2-3ts or the Sheriff.
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DIVIDEND.

Union National Bunk u W<.fminsis,,
December 10, 1f2{.
H1HE President and Directors Of ihis Bank
~ have this day declared Seniannu4I
hl:DIyIDEND or FIVE PER CENT.
upon Che Capital Stock Of tho Hank, payable
On of otter Monday, january Alb, .1875.
State Taxes FOR 1874. peid aron he C@1>i.
tsl shares Of die Bank. viii b reIdnde1 g
STOCKHOLDERS upon application 4 ne isaE.
de- 70. : ''' ds'z|s.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME coparmership heretofore existing be.
4 tween Wantz 4 Liedlieh, was dissolved
on the LIST of January, 1875, by mutual con
sent. The business will be continued at the
old stand by Charles v. Waniz.
CHARLES V. WANTZ,
PETER LIEDIICH.
Westminster, January /, 1876. ian 2.3t
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ELECTION NOTICE.

FRsr Nat. BANK on WESTMINSTER,
WESTMINSTER, Dec. 10th, 1874.
STOCKHOLDERS arc hereby notified thai
- an Election for . Directors to manage
the affairs Of the Bank, win be held at Il.
Banking House, on the Second Tuesday, be.
ing the 18th day ofJanuary, 1875, from II e
! o'clock. aase
! W. A. CUNNINGHAM,
dec LITE Cashier,
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1874 ACRES OF LAND.

Said land is very good quality of red land
and is improved with large
49, STONE HOUSE,
IS III ehIsA new bank barn, good grist and
saw mills, in irsi-rate order.
The land is beautifully located, the fields
are watered with elegant streams Of water; a
well Of water near the house, and variety
of fruit trees in bearing order The above
property is decreed 10 be sold to pay the un.
paid purchase money due from abraham s.
Zentz, purchaser ut former gale, and will be
sold at the risk Of the former purchaser.
The terms Of sale as prescribed BY the de-
cree; Cash.
deeI7ts L Z. PEARSON, Trustee.
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Tobacco Warehouse, No. |, Baltimore
was burned Thursday. Loss s35O,000.
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The grocery firm Of Roe Brothers, Of
Cincinnati, has fjliled The liabilities
amount to slS7,000 The amount Of
stock on hand is not over $4,000.
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Masquerading is nightly pastime for the
young in this city, during the holidays.
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DOG SKIN eLovEsl

III. L. NORRIS
HAS constantly on hand Full Assert
III ment Of our Genuine Dog Skin Gloves
for l.adiessna Gentlemen, also other Styles
Of Gloves Of our make, for all Of which they
are our exclusive Agents for Westminster.
GEORGE UPDBGRAFF 4 SON,
Manufacturers, Hagcrstown, Md.
aug28-tf ifiq
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Two centenarians have died in South
Carolina within few days-Mrs Roscn-
berg, aged 1913, and Richard Cottrell,
aged ll9.
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The firm of Wagner < Matthews, Of this
city, have dissolved. Mr.. Wagner will CON
tinue the business at the old stand
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

A large, well,built q story Brick Dwelling
"A on Liberty Street, 10 rooms, nicely I'm.
ished, Lot GO by 1875, with alley
in rear. Necessary oat-build- A>sA-N
ings. Will be at private sale -.
until the 9th Of March, 1875, il
not sold before that time will be sold al
Public Sale.
jan 2-3t@ JOHN 7. LYNCH. Z.
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Miss n. II. Fleagle, teacher Of Shade
School, near Stonersville, was the recipient
of a handsome testimonial from her scholars,
ON New Years Day.
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lcg.-0r citizens have been filling their
ice houses, this week, with beautiful ice from
four to five inches thick, from Winters and
Myers dams aud other places
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Forty-Gye pounds was the weight of
champion turkey in Massachusetts,.
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Francis l.. Shipley, of this district, slangh.
tered, one day this week, five hogs, weighing
respectively 1913, PIG, 232, $50, 4D4i total
1880.
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Grain is pouring in upon our factors, in this
city, ut 3 rate never before experienced
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-09

\ Boston ws:aan finds the society of
nineteen dogs preferable to all others.
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The Public Schools resumed on Monday,
after ten days recreation during the holidays.
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THE DEMOCRATI0I ADVOCATE,
rUBLIsnED EVERY SATURDAY BY
6. lg WILLIAM II. yANDERFoRD,
oFFiog, NO. Q, CARROLL HALL.

TEitMS.-.F2 Per ynariln adfhnrc Single copies 3
cents No subscription discontinued until all arrears
are paid unless gt the option Of the pilbbban 3.
ADVERTISING RATES one square q lnesl VIII
subsequent Insertion one square moe $50; 6
mos, g; ~ mos, s. business Cards not exceeding
Shines 81 per year When the number Of Insertions
u not marked advertisements win he continued until
forbid aud charged accordingly. Yearly advertisers
must conine advertisements 70 their own business.
Rule and Figure Work double price. business 10.
Gals 10 cents per line Marrlagesnnd Deaths inserted
free. Obituaries and personal eommunieRuqa 0
cents per line eEe.fiN3tH t-''A- 2 !.
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Y,HE undersigned having settled, IN he
; a Orphans Court, an account Of he Per
sonal Estate Of Andrew Reese Dnfbin, late Of
Carroll county, deceased, and hscertAined The
balance III hslhnndS fox distribution acc0rl'
ing to law, among TIE creditors Of said d.
ceased, hereby gives notice to said creditors
To Gle their Claims against said deceased. Ie-
eally authenticated, with The Register Of Wills
for Carroll county, On or before tho 10Th day
of january 1876, preparatory to distribu-
ton Of the ussets Of said personal estate, 10 be
made amongst said creditors, under the d.
said last date the, ndersigned, executor Of
said deceased, will be prepared 10 pay each
Of said creditors their respective dividends,
according 70 said distribution.
-: ~ JOHN r. DIFFENBAUQH.
dec 20-4t s. 50 Executor
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! San DEArn.--Dn Wednesday evening ,if
last week, a small child of Mr.. John Wege,
Of this place, aged about eighteen months,
fell iutoa pot ofehot water, and scaldcd its
breast, arms and body ia such manner that
j. died the following morning HaHeoei- CT
fzeu M
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A Choice Article Of Rye Flour on hand
"A and for sale by
+. s. sToUFFER,
nov Is At principal Depot, Westminster.
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0RrmAss' CouRr. --Adam Shower, Esq
Chief Judge Isaac c. Bale and l.. p. Sling
luii, ESqrs., Associate Judges DR.. Henry +.
Beltz, Register Of Wills; George VI, Parke,
Deputy Register,
Monday, January kh.-Rachel Wilson,
administrator G. 4. A. d. NJ. Of Abraham
Wilson, deceased, returned list Of sales of
goods aud chattels, and list Of debts.
The last Will and testament Of Catharinc
liidinger, deceased, was admitted to probate
and letters testnmentary Hereunder granted
to Isaac Ridinger and Joseph W. Witherow,
the executors appointed by said will
Abraham Casscll and Peter Engel, execu-
tors of David Cassell deceased, received or
der to sell bank stocks and order to sell real
estate remaining after death Of widow,
The last will and testament Of Elizabeth
Cassell, deceased, was admitted TO probate,
and letters testamentaFy Hereunder granted
to Elizabeth Cassell and Susanna Cassell, the
executives appointed by said will.
George A. Fliekinger, administrator Of Jo-
seph Crtton, deceased, settled first account.
j. Oliver Wadlow, administrator Of VIM.
N. Phillips, deceased, settled first and final
account.
j. Oliver Wadlow, administrator of Lloyd
Brown, deceased, returned list of sales Of
goods and chattels, ahalist OF debts
Jesse Anders, executor of Samuel Anders,
deceased, reported sale of residue Of undivi
ded real estate.
David II. Bowers was appointed and bond
cd as administrator Of John Landaman, de-
ceased
David II. Bowers was appointed aud bond
ed as administrator Of Elizabeth Il. l.auda
man, deceased
Tuesday, Jn3oy 5th.-The last will and
testament of Maria Williams, deceased, was
admitted to probate, and letters testamentary
hereunder granted to Jahez i. Gardner, the
executor appointed by said will.
Henry +. Beltzs surviving executor Of
Henry Hartmyer, deceased, settled fret ac-
count. -
Henry Z. Beltz, surviving executor OF Hen.
~ Hartmyer, deceased, settled second and
final account.
Distribution Of the assets Of the personal
estate of George Grouse, deceased, was made
among lhe creditors of said deceased.
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The " Gravel Train,'i on the Western Md.
Reilroad, was discontinued on Wednesday.
This viii throw about twenty-five ,nen out OF
employment, chiefly citizens Of this place.
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PEsEMPTORY SALE
ORA tah
FARM And MILL PROPERTY,
In Carroll County. Nd.

RY virtue Of decree passed by the Cir.
1.D cult Court for Carroll county, sitting as
a court Of equity, No. 1892, in the cause
wherein Abraham Sheets was complainant
and David zen.z was defendant, ,he sub
the real estate decreed in said cause to be
sold, on
iFedaesday, January I.3tl, 1915,
at 10 a. M, at the hotel Of Mr.. Elliott, in
Taneyiown, that valuable farm. grist and saw
mills, situated on Piney Creek, IN Ianeytowh
district, Carroll county, Nd, about miles
west of faneytown. and ] mile north of Keys
vile, containing
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Francis Decker, son-in-law of Geo. Show
er, Esq. Of Manchester, died in Baltimore on
the Sd instant, aged 3S years. The body was
inferred at Manchester on Tuesday.
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FEBRrARY 22d..-w o learn that the AM
phions win give their annual concert on Mon
aay, February 22d, on which occasion they
viii bc assisted BY some 81 the best vocal and
instrumental talent Of Baltimore. The Am-
phions now number 10 members and at the
entertainment Of the Grays' Band, last week,
the double bass violin, drum and triangle,
we're used for the first time in public, and
clicted much commentator from our citizens.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

1 LOT containing ACRES OF LAND,
"a one mile from Westminster, back Of i.
zepp's property; good House and Stable, and
a variety Of Apples, Peaches and Grapes.
Terms easy. Possession given lst Of April.
dec l2-tf Il. +. REESE.
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A sercnadc was rendered l. E. Pearson, Jr.
and his bride by the Amphions on Wednes-
day evening last. After rendering some Of
their choicest selections they we're handsome
ly entertained
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ExERcisEs Ar SILVER RuY.
7fhe annual distribution Of presents Of the
Lutheran Sunday School at Silver Run took
plnee Oh New Years morning. By ten o'clk
the school, which numbers about one hun
dred and forty, aud large audience, had as
sembled in the church. The altar was hand
somely decorated with eyergreens, and 10 the
Tho preseGss, .eoHsisting of confectionery and
valuable fancy. articles, were displayed from
the altar to the best advantage. Reys. viii
lia,ns and Lake delivered addresses appropri
ate to the occasion. Some very fine vocal
and ipstrnuienial exercises contrbSted to
heighlen tho enjoyment Of the day. u
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* REasoSAl, -Rey John II. Converse, for
inerly pastor Of Ascension Church, this city,
now of Racine, Wisconsin, puid a flying visit
to this place on trhlSsday.
Dr. George ii. irumbo, Of Linden, Va.
formerly Of this city, has been visiting his rel
aiiyes 10 this vicinity during the holidays.
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BIZ CARErrI.-Time after time we have
cautioned oar readers aboirt enrclessness with
fire, but like those whonse coal, oil to kindle
fires, they do not realize The force Of the adj
vice until il is too late We have heard, re-
Gently, of one house that has been ON fire four
is escaped destruction through the careless
ness Of a servant ia placing bucket of hick-
DRY ashes IN the fire place, which had b
wooden fire board sfl
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, as agent for Rev. DR..
\ Joseph A. Seiss, will offer at private
sale, on the most accommodating terms,
"a as ACRES a.
S< or
Il Superior WOODLAND, -
lying in two parcels, and divided into lots q
2 and q acres each
Parcel No. containing Is acres Of Land,
more or less, lying about 800 yards from the
Fair Grounds, on the road leading from the
turnpiketo Myers Mill.
Parcel No. ? containing 81 acres Of Land,
more or less, lying on the Washington road,
about ] miles from Westminster.
These two above described parcels Of land
being part Of the woodland of the late Michael
Barnitz, deceased.
WIN. A. wAMPLER,
. sep 70 4 Agent.
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VALUABLE
Wood Land
NEAR WESTMINSTER,
EOD GALE


FOR SALE.
7 HAVE FIFTEEN ACRES OF
n FINE TIMBER LAND.
within one mile Of Westminster, near the
Turnpike, which l viii sell in whole or IN lots
to suit purchasers. ] have also for sale a
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY.
adjoining my farm, in good condition, and
improved by fpo-sfofy DseR.
&1I-,a ing House, icith Back building
rtSs@sxa and porch, good cellar, we'll Of
water near the door; also va
riety Of choice Fruit Trees, among which are
about 40 Apple Trees in full bearing condition.
Possession can be had on the lst day Of April
next. Persons wishing comfortable home.
with some land attached, wonld do well to see
this property. Terms for this and the Wood
Land will be made very easy.
sepf9f J. w. Herring.
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REUNION. Chief Judge Oliver Miller and
his bride dined on Christmas day with DR.. j.
Piper, Of Towsontown, brother oil Mrs. Miller
The occasion was family re-uaion at the
house Of the Doctor. All the Pipers for many
miles around were present except the one
that picked peek Of picked peppers. . Pc
ter's chair was vacant Hadpolis Gazette
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REMOVED CASES, The Clerk of the Chcnit
Court, ofthis county, has received the record
or six criminal cases which have been re-
moved from Washington county TO this coun-
", and to be tried at the May Term Of Court.
State vs.. Alonzo Goodrich, charged with
stealing ourhousines,two collars and wagon
whip. State vs. same, charged with stealing
u saddle aud martingale. State VS.. same,
charged with stealing a hog.
State vs.. John II. Reed, charged with sell
ling liquor to minors. Siatevs. same, charg-
ed with keeping disorderly house.
State vs., Samuel CARRIER, charged with
selling liquor on Sunday. State VS.. same,
charged with selling liquor to minors.