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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08

fec, 9rau& unb Seripmmen senteben uni
f& srfreuen. SIN Gclse bsfen wtrb iie, nj.
man 3u fasen pFest, ttrsr stsensn AutOnc'
mite f& e%rfreuen, B. 3. itr Npstaiat tbrt
Stubientduier unb alss bas bsfsen, waa
ben lbrtssn 8uRcoten mad @tfss unp Ser.
fcmmea senaetn tn, ie ptrb ~ beftmmteu
3etten. NIT porbertser Grlaubntb bes @ene'
rail- Wetntfsrs. bte &apttsl abtalten, tn Sensu
mad Der BON u~nferen &SnfttuttUnen pOrss.
f&rtebenen Irt unb @etie bte Obern err
rpdtlt unb ale iene @efAdfte erleDtst wer'
ben, wel&e mad @efeB unp 9ertOmmen bic
abrigen 8ufpbten erleetsen t6nnen unb In
Der 3Lfunft nod tSnnen merben."
Dteits Dsfret trdst bic lnterl&rtft bes
Generals tniaers Sir. &estpius BON Cor
tOaa unb III pom 5. NOpemter 1875 eatirt.
Das 3rette Defret wurpe Don, 9. slet1sn
@cnats erlafen unp psrfast cine Sbstluns
bsr &seemptOrtfsn.YrO Der Ser. gtaa.
ten. Die alte Yr0ptnj bletbt NIT benz Sis
res YrOotnstals In Baltimore. Die nsue
YrOuin3 erbdlt ct. 9Ouis ais 9auptfabt,
bte tbr aud suslet2 DEN @anren stebt. 3u
ttr wsrren bic In G%Outiana, Miffiippt. SGt'
npts unb WifOurt selesenen Srpensbduier
esbSren.
Der bU&w. 9ater @t&clas Sassst, 6. S.
s. B. wtrb Der erfe @seuinsial Der neusn
Yrputn3 ietn. Yater Sleeel TT PETER Sc,
bensfraft, al Saare alt. (ttt 81 Sabren &e.
bemptCrit unD felt Is Satren Yriefer. Den
New 0srfern ssfaat Is niAt, bag tbr &att
seber tn ftwterisen Sdasn, Der bc9p. P.
RIhael Mller ibnen burb 9sraneeruns
wessenOmmen wirD, bean perlelbe tit ais elmer
Der o&dtte" Der neusn YrCpin3 beRimmt.
Aber tn aGen wOblseoyenetsn @emstnben
mitfen iG bic @sihltaen esrart.ss gerfes,
unsen ssfaaen la6en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08
&nnbertidbri8e.

NaG Der fir3lt6 I'm Staate Nep gort
porsencmuenen 8Olfsjdbluns leben bort
100 Yerfonen, bic 100 Sabre unb barabsr
ait tnb, seSen 81 6unbertidbrtse i'm Sabre
1875. Bon ienen 100 finb 40 In Srtanb, G
tn CANADA, 2 In England, 2 In @eftnbten.
ie tn S&Ottlanb, Spanten unb auf sober
Gee, IS In ben Ser. Staaten sebOren; 20
wubten niGt a~n3useben, In tpelGem eanbe
fe sebcren waren; 20 war f2on 3u LANCE
Der, fe fcnnten fid ntht n,ebr %ertnnern.
90 9unpertidbrise leben In Der 9tapi
Stem gort unb omar % Srldnber unb nur
2 sebcrene Rep gorfer. Die @ettefe Der
@tteu tt @arab 6td In 8reOflYn fe ;deli
ia Sritltnee unb bat tets In Der 8ir6en.
fabt sewcbnt. @tne anbere sebcreae8rp0f'
lsnerin. Siabeaa Stmplcn, bat ITO S6br'
den auf benz &ldsn. SrOot1sn tann Rd
au berten, nod breter f~etnalter Snpiptbuen
ri bmen, fdmmtli& aus Srlanb seblrtis
Gormid Reeban l02, 9enrs 6tnss 1O2 une
3enrp gprns 104 Sabre alt. Der dltele
Ilte tn Der Stubt giew gOrf bat es Bis 81
100 Sabren sebra&t er TT Elm Srldnbsr
unb betbt Dennts 9sons. SIN @an3en Be-
trGst bic 3abl Der 6unoertidbrtsen In Der
Stabt 9.w gorf 90. p BARON finb Sr.
ldnber. 2 Rew gOrter. l Marsldnber, l Isu
Serfe9er. l Spantsr, l gnstdnber unp l
gtr9tnter.
Sas wetbltGe GefaleGt 1T ldns.rlebts
ais bas mdnnltRe; SO 9unbertidbrtse fno
Trauen unb nur Al Mdnntr. NtGael
Sweurtnsen tn Srantltn Co., lOl Sabre
alt, BAT etne Srau, rel4e nur uni pier esn3
ssssn i'm surid febt. IL Der 100 lnb. 5ars
btse, 2 Snbtaner.
SIN DeutfHlaRb 1&etnt fstner biefer gun.
bertidbrtsen sebcren 3u fetn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08
Cinlabnng
bic Sat BoIifeu Der Der. Staaten H9 oen
Better gIaber, Ierein an3nIdlieken.

Dieter eble anb tS&t mt&ttse geretn fon
es mDsli4 MAIDEN, ben futbcItfHen Essern
tn ben Ser. Staaten gu S6ulen unb STRIDE
su perbelfeH, unb ben @dtern Der GOnsresa.
ttOn bes FL. SOfepb bet3ufeten, BITE fur berex
Seelen6etl fcrsen. Dies sef&tebt baburG,
baB man etnen Sbdler an BITE DIRECTION tes
8ereins etnfenbet. DurG btefe fletne @abe
wtrb ma fur tntuaer etn Mttslteb befelbeR.
Der Fl. Slater BAT btefen geretn burG eth
etsenes grepe befdttst unb matt ptelen Gb.
1dfen beret&ert, befcnbers NIT etrtut BON.
fomntenen @btdb tn Der Sttrtefunbe.-
lleterbtes trtrb wSHentlt& etne 81. Mede
fur bic lebenben unb oertorbentn geretns.
slteber unb terenSantlten selefen unb 3met.
NAL Des Sases BON ben Neserftnbern fir
felte sebetet. &atbpltten BOA amertfd,
f6liebt eu9 btsfem geretne on unb fenbet
bic flstne Gabe anSertpetlt ar Very Rev. r
Otto Jair, Vicar General and Pastor Of st.
Johns German Catholic Church, Green
Street, Cincinnati ober an tte Office bes
Wabrbettsfreunbes, Der bic @enbung befd.
itst.
S.. :. @%entnser,
MtfFpn6v.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08
1913

Gr3bif&Of 2eboGowsft bebarrt BET fstnsr
@etaeruns, BITE @alistett fetner burH bas
eetfIt&e GsrtGt Serfisten AbfeBuns dnsu>
erfennen. Wan ertDartet besbatb, bab bic
&esteruns tbn, wte ben 8if9Of @arttn BON
WabtrbOrR, aufs neue feffesen utrt. tptun
er es nt&t vpr3tebt bas eanb su serlufen.
Der M%ufsntbaltsort bss GrsbtfaOfs paul
@slGers BON 8Sln TT nod ntdt ermtttelt
pcrben. Die &6ln. gclts3eitunS rnub ion
tennen, benn fe label bte DtS3eianen, welGe
benz Gr3til1Uf 3uns reuen SABRE tbre @lid.
ranf6e bar3ubrtnsen wini&en, elm, ttre
&arten ttr 3ur DISCRIMINATING a%u3ufenben.
9pnbcn,3 3. San. Gin @iener Gsle.
sramm mslbst, baB Der Grster3Os &abslE
&ronprtn3 pom Osferret&, I'm Suit b. s.
gum 8Oaise BON tlnsarn sstrSn! tpsrbeu
plrt.
Rew Sort 8. San. Der &apitdn bes
sefern Bier. einsetrCfenen norbbeutfHen
elrsO' Dampfers nSaltsr" lbersab slet4
mad fetner Intunft stn SGretbsn Der 8e.
bOrbsn BON 8remerbapen an ben bieFesn
! beuti&en 8onful. gbeer iiG ans eanb besab,
bate er ietnen SfF3teren, ben tbu In grs>
nterbapen sesebenen @stiunssn ssm6B. Sen
semefenen 8efebl ertbetlt. Bis 3ur fsiner
&Iffebr Rtemanben ben Dampfer bstrteten
3u lafsn, ais bts ba5u berehttsten 8eamtsn.
Der Brief ben er benz &onful ibersab, wa
BON ben gremerbapen'er 8eb6rbsn rdbrenb
Der curG bas entieslt&e tlnstif bersO.seru-
fenen I%ufrssuns unb inter ben, Gtubru se>
f1rteben trcrben. baB man Bet srinblt6er
DurAiuHung tes Salter pteneidt mettere
auf Die &atafropbe Se,us babenbe. Seatfa-
Gen ermttteln rrirbe. Dtefe 8ermutbuna
BAT lid isbc& nt6t b.fdtist. NiGt bas
mtnpeite. pas gu Dem f&redttGen Gretsntb
tn trssnD pel4er 8esiebuns ianbs, fans i6
wsDer in southampton nod btsr auf BEN
Ddmpfer Dor.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08
8ermiI6te Na6rt6ten.
Der Heleerapb melbet fcfgenbes:

Der Helesrapb n,elbet fo1ssnbes:
&0m, 2. San. R6ntg gtftcr emma.
nuel empfns am Neuiabrstase bic g.rtrete,
bes auslanbes. tte fpdter NIT benz @tntfsrr
tn autrtnal fpetten.
@benbs empfns Der @apt stete 8efu
der.
8er1t n, 2. San. 8et G%elesenbett Der
E%nteennabme Der tim TIM Nanten Der Mrmee
lberset6ten NeuiabrsabreGs lpra& 8atfsr
@tlbelm fG bD&f lObenb iber iene aus
unb perI9erte BITE Gratulanten. bae Der
Srtebe mad alien 5etten set&ert fet.
Der &aifer baAfte 8tsmard tnsbeiOnbere
tn ben pdrmfen MusbrIfsn fur feline uner.
mltltGen Dtenfe.
Sn ietner @nfpra1e an bic gsrtreter bes
A~uslanbes ipra4 Der 8atfer feline berstt6fs
8efrtebtsuns iber bic freunbfdaftlt1en BE.
3tetunsen ees beutl6sn &ei6s 3ur ean;sn
Delt aus unb ertldrte, bab BITE 9aGbarfaa.
ten entfdtcGen feten, europa ben Trtsten gu
erbaltsn. Der frans0RfGe Gefanbte purbs
pom 8atfsr NIT bsfcnbsrera us,ssHnuns ent +.
pfansen.
@ten.2 2. San. Der 3atfer unb bic
Satfsrin Dor Seferret4 naba1sn bic 9eu.
iatrswuniHs tbrer untertbanen tn Sfen emit.
sesen. SIN Der 6Ofburs gu Dtea pertrat bic
bOben 6errfhaften Der {. I. 8dmraerer Yrtn3
Spnfanttn 6ctenlpbe.
Der Dampfer Salter RON gre.
men 1T In Stem gort a%neefOntmen.
@,t1be Gnten brtnsen folaenbes &c
fGnatter turG ben 0ew gorfer 9eralp ibers
Neer:
Die bsutfhe &esteruns fOtnt R& In aIer
5ti1e nit Der tatboltfden GetfltHfett aus.
@sriGte pom l1ntertanblunsen 3uifHen
DeutfGlanb unb 8elsten fnb In, rlmtauf,
bic ben Iufsans ees lesteren TN erferen
an3ubabnen be;weden fo1en.
grsustfae Off,tere fo1en ar Der 5&nsi.
3sr.@renae NIT ber Gufnatme militdrtfGer
Gctisen bef6dftt9t seieben wcrben fetn.
Gan Transtsep. Das Sesel.
f&tf Stbaea traf am 2. Sanuar nod e,
ner Tatrt BON 253 Taser BON Baltimore
eth. liz Sage lang bate bds S&tf
unaufbSrltG nit Sturm su fdmpfen unb
verlOr unterpsss ftinen sretten Steaermann
s. u. Wins unb BIER Matrcfen. Den Ct
teren unb stnen Der 9esteren rtb cine Stur3.
nete ibsr 8Ort, bic retrtsen erlassa ben
Mltfalen unb Gnttetrungen.
9cnbOn,3. San. Gin Selssrartut BON
Berlin fast:
Die Strafssit bes Grsbtfacfs ssDcGctrstt
Iduft am 3. Gebruar B. S. ab. Sn gang
Dsutfdlanb trtrb bieier Sag bon ben Satbo.
lifen feRit6 bessnssn perbeu. OepatattO.
men Der elerttalsn SraftiOnen bes preustfHsn
eanbtass unt bee beutf&en &et&staas rer.
ben benz ersbifGOf am Sage fetner Gntlaf.
funa aus Der 6aft tore Iufpartuns ma.
den unb iSm tbrs glifwani4s bartrtnsen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08
SIR bic Gapnjiner umb Sic.
bemptDrifem

ttefes 9anbes fnb flrjlt4 3wet in 8etref
Der p~etteren Gntwtdeluns bteier Srbensse.
nrGsni9aftsn wtHttssg srfu9unsen ausROm
etnsetrOfen.
Die stne terislben srbebt bas btsber unter
Der 9ettunS bes ebsnfC enerstf4'tbdttssn rrts
umiGttsen tOGw. P. Sranctseus 9aas be.
fanb.ne GO%mmtfartat Der GaYu3taer su cts
ner GufOpte. Das Detret sautst In istnsut
weientlt&en Sntalte, wie fclst:
,Da 8rlber bieier unItrer 3on9regatton,
wsl&e DOT mebreren Sabren mad IOrbame>
rita In bic Geseno ron Galparta (@isfOn'
fin) 3cseu, UNI abort &lDfer unleres Sts
bens su sriinpen, i'm @erlaufe Der 3eit ba.
felbf unter benz @etprfam stnes General.
Gcmmtfartus In getref Der SOnSsnte TO-
p0bl rte aud Der &slistOien an 3abl Der.
sefolt s%usencmmen baben, bab tn iener
@eeenb cine fancni(4e &ufcbte etnseri1tei
perben fam, unb ba 3uslei&, rute ss bic @r.
fatrun9 3etst unb letrt, Cfenbar erbe1tt
bab eine reselmdetse unb mad fefsr Nprm
etnsert&tete Orb%ensresteruns has DaGs.
tturn unb ben Rusen Der grubsr unsemsiu
befDrbert, = 70 1T ss sefOmmen. bab Don
unftrem General sfnitcrtum In Der an
teuttsen Sage absebaltenen g%eriammtuns
stnftmmts bsf&lsGsn purbe, bas bsnanrt'
GpmmiFariat ron Galparta gu elmer &u'
fcbte 3u erbeben. l1m nun, ba urs BITE Get
tuns bes san;en Srbens anpertraut it, f
piel an uns ltest, bic SrO6ere Gbrs @Ottst
unb ben &ubm anisrer sertnsen Sonsresa
ttcn 3u permebren, erbeben unb errthter uti
bur& ben Snbalt S~prltssenben SGrstbens
sas ermatnte GcmmtTartatl BON Galparit
fur thinner gu elmer &utpbte unter benz Na
men unb SGube bes Fl. Spfepb, bes 8rau
ttsanns Der alsrieItsfen Sunsfrau Waria
Die 8ufcbte fcI restsrt unb selsttet tperber
BON etnem grCptnsiat,S ufOben unb 3pst tn
3apttsl su erpdblsnben afFfenten, NIT al
len &e&ten, 8ssinftsunsen unbpriptiester
beren bic lbrtSen ,SrcptnstatS bsrn naG@e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08
Smlauoii9e Na9ri9ten.
g r6Ii6e 3.
Nrimi; In ct. @embel.

@te beretts In tiefem 8Iatte ansefanbiSi
ipcrben, feterte Der neusereitte @rtsfsr
tp&w. P. Traneistus faperius M. Reri&'
mann, o. S. B., am Isuiabrstase In ct.
Wenbet, Stearns Co., fetne Srimta bet tpel'
DER bic bo6w. Serrsn P. Ssnatius, Sfarrer
Der @emeinbe ais Yrssb9ter @fitens, P.
90 us unb FIR. @tlbslm ais DtatOn unb
S~ubbiatpn unt FIR. 8enn0 ais Gerempnten.
%rnetfer, ate o. S. B. afIftrten.
Die Seiprscist belt Der tC&w'fe 5err
Itt Ilsrtus Gbelbrod.
GuG Der bc6p'ie 6err Bilhcf &uptrt
Geibenbuf6, afiftrt Son ben boGp. @atres
Benedict. Ssuuttus uno Ilcptius nal BET
Der SeisrliGfeit anrpsfenh.
Die STRIDE mar sebrdnst pOt @ntdGttser
ntGt nur aus Der ecrttaen @emetnbe fsltf,
fOntern aud Don ct. &lcuO u. {. 10.
P. anguF Srabaat, BON wel6em flrslt@
aemelbet wurbe, rd6 er ron benz 8duptlins
Der 9asauott. Snbtaner Rattabop pdtrenb
fetnesD tsnfss eri&odsn wOrten fet, lebt nod.
Na6 ben %neusfen 3a6ri&ten bat man elm
SGiF mad ibm absefanbt, rds ton lebenb,
rpenn aud tn fdmsr uerpunbetem 3ufanbs
aufanb. Die Snhtaner. Die gu tbrem eeift.
ItGen gater cline unsnbltGe2tebe eefast sat.
ten, tatten feline @uneen perbunten unb ben
Srtefsr fOrsfdltis sephest. Der 9duptltns
felbft trrt In rpabn(inntser Sur6t, f6 bic
8tattern 3use3Osen 3u BADEN, umter. gater
Srabant 1T mad sinsm fasren Stase se'
braGt porben unb bdlt man feline @sneiuns
ais pabrfdetnltG.
Cine fatbeliI@e Stride In Srano 9efecft.
Die ct. @ttclausttr&e In @afate Gttp In
New SsrfsY (l2 Metlen ron New gCrf an
Der grteetfsnb1bn sslssen) III AM Ntttwc6
Mcrsens, BEN %. DECEMBER. etn &aub Der
Slamnen 9eperssn. DaSTeuer mar DTen'
Bar bas Wsrf etnes 8ranblesers unb lafen
etntse un,fdnbe ftlieben, baS es NIT ben In
neuefsr 3stt pOrsefansnen @ufbesunsen
ssssn bte &attoltten tn einem sewtFen GU
fanimentanee fanb. g&cn UNI Nitter'
na6t bate Elm rudloier 8Dfept4t etnen
gerfuG ssma6t. etne nate Der Stride sele.
gene @Gmtsbemertfdtte tn 8ranb ju feden,
bod bate man bas Seuer nod reHt3etttg
entbeft, u1 sr6bsren @Gaben su Ssrbuten.
Ran fanb bafelbf aud cine nit 8erofine
sefilte 5laf6e unb eth 8untel NIT Sel &c.
trdnttss yaptsr. 3wtfAen IL unb l ubr
braGen aterntals aus etnsn1 nod ndber an
Der Stride selssenm Stane Seuer beraus,
bic fi6 Der Stride r1tttbsilten. bic baID benz
n%niersanse Sewetbt war. Das @Cttssbaus
bsftanb aus stnem q f6disenS
40 Bet 80 Sub. SIN erfen StUdwerfe Be.
fanb f& tte etsentliGe 8ir6e. SIM 2.Strd
bate Der tU4w. 9err Safcr 6. S&netber
feline @Otauns fantmt Btttiotbef. DofelbH
befanb f& aud bas G&udceal unb Elm erf
unldnsf fur etnen Sunsen Mdnner. gsrein
etnserttteter Saa1, norm man etne Rense
BON fur cine @etbna6tsfatr beftmmte ca
den a~ufaeb6uft bate. Gater S6neiper
rettete nit fnapper Notb fetne SGriften unb
bic tl. <oreefdbe. Der @efammtfGaDrn
burfte i9 auf $4,000 nit $500 gsrf9e.
runs ~belaufen.
0reen Sa9. %. Ges. SIN Ger NaGt Don
SOnntas auf Wontas Bat pie 9anp zines
&u1l0ien nur4 stneu Steinwurf 5 Jenfsr-
tGetben In Der OF. Narten &atberrale ser.
fort.
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st. gahu's Cullege
ct. SDiepb y. g., Mima.
Inter Der esituns ber Beassfttnsr . Batter, Der .

Wv w. NeN~" y ~NtNS
ct. Qubmtg ant See,
elesentn elmer Der ssfaabsfen @esenbea bs etaat.t.
&tntrtttsgebIbr ....- S 90
tlnterrt9t unb 8etSftsuns per GefTpn
BON S @cnaten. go 90
%uft unb @ebrau& BET Snfrun1ente
per SsfFun..".".-..-.......... is 90
8enusuas bee vfanps, per SefTOn.... 500
Graeuattpnseebibr. 500
tluterrtGt TN @aIen per SeHTpn...... 10 90
@af&et unb Gltfet..."..~......
Gertensett, trenn tn college 3usebra&t. 80 90
Dds S&uIss &C., mus unbetinst an Nnfans. etner
chen Seton uprausbH ablt werben. Dteisntsen, bic bic.
fer S~sDinsuns ntat entiprs4en, babea 10 prOesut Safe
sHen ~ sabIen.
I'm Ndttres abrefFre man
Sbt. Ret. Merius Gneibrod abt, o. s. B.,
TrdFbent.
ST. Spfepb,Y.O., etsarns Co.. geinn.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-25

Tory Smith, though laboring under a
heavy load of intamy, received liberal
share of praise.
The above named drama, written ly
Rev Father Leo, 0. ;. b., fully portIays
the accused treason Of Arnold, and The cap.
turc, trial and execution Of Andre. Tie
admirable manner in which the plot YVES
conceived aud executed reflects immense
credit on the Reverend author, and, no
doubt, opens to him the field Of Il bright
literary career. There is no doubt that if
such plays be aid open 10 the American
pub ic, they would have q tendency to re-
we the fire of patriotism which now
burns rather low in many American hearts.
Among the distinguished guests from llar-
risburg were Hon. e. W. Stable, of Phila-
delphla, Hon. John Buck, of Cambria,
Hon. S. WINNER of Elk. Hon. Jas. Kim
nett, Of Lchigh, Hon. f. w. Gunster, Of
Luzcrnc, and quite number of othels
whose names were not learned. The Hon
orabc gentlemen returned to Harrisburg
the following day, seemingly well pleased
with their visit and reception at st. Vim
cents College. j.
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442 fine engrayings Oh steel and wood f
historical pcrsonages and scenes. TIC
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FREEZE-Ncar Mcchanicstown, Fcbru-
airy II, Mary Mazeppa Freeze, aged 6
years, month and l day, daughter of
VIM. j. Freeze.
MARTIN.--At San Francisco, California,
on the oh instant, Commodore Robert
Steele Martin, Of the Shipping News
Bureau, a native Of Frederick county,
in the 9th year Of his age.
STEELE.-On the 10Th instant, in tho
City of Frederick, of Plcuro Pneumonia,
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Steele, aged 60
years and 4 months, widow of the late
Daniel Steele.
SCHROYER.-On the 3lst of January.
at his residence near Dayton, Ohio, Mr..
John Schroycr, formerly of Middletown
Valley, aged 81 years and months.
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4NECX.INICS7O WV MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly 5y Geo. ". Stocdx7ule
MA r Il EE. p.

WACHTER -ROBERTS.-On the 18th
instant, in Mcchancstown, Md, by Rcv.
J. Summers Mr.. ID. r. Wachter to Miss
Victoria E. Roberts, all of this county.
GRAlIE-FISiIER.--On tie Sd instant,
by the Rev. B. Flowers, at his residence
in East Church street, Frederick, Mr..
Frederick III. Grahe to Miss Ida Fisher,
both of Frederick city.
McKINNEY-MURRAY.- On the Cd
instant at the residence of the bride. by
the Rev. Father O kccfc, Adderney Nc
Kinney, Of Baltimore, Md. to Miss Josie
Murray, Of Norfolk, Va.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US.
If You Want BILLS Of Any
Kind Printed, Call :,t this Of
Eicc. We know lsOW TO do them
CHEAP and Neat.

NoTICE.--Blls for the following sales
have been printed at this Office, to which
we call attention:
Saturday, February 90, Mrs. Martha
Eyler, on the road leading from Emmts
burg to Sabillasvillc, valuable Dwelling
House and household furniture. Sale at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
On Thursday, March Cd, Emanuel War
ner, on Castle farm i! miles south of Crea-
gerstown, horses, cattle, hogs, farming utcn-
sils and other articles. Sale at 8 o'clock.
Saturday, Feb. 2G., N. +. Biggs, on the
turnpike near this town, horses, cattle
hogs, &c. Also, a small farm containing
go acres Sale at l o'clock.
A. S. tents offers at private sale a valu
able farm containing 1856 acres, near Keys
vile, Carroll county, on which is a srist
and saw mill, built by Maj. Jacob Sheets, a
soldier of the Revolution. Terms easy.
Saturday, Feb 26, Jacob w Keller, liv-
ing on the road from Double Pipe Creek to
Woodsboro', horses, colt, cows, &c. Sale
at O'Clock.
Monday, Feb %, JOHN Il. OFT. living 1 J
miles east of Rocky Ridge. mules, cows
farming implements, etc. Sale at 0ocloch
Saturday, Feb. 2G, Hiram Arthur, at his
store in Mechanicstown, Flour, Feed, Gro
ceries, Fish, Salt, Bacon, &c. Sale at one
o'clock.
Tuesday, March "A, Joshua II. Norris
II miles from Rocky Ridge, horses, COWS,
growing crops, corn, &c. Sals at 10 o.
clock, \. NJ.
Monday, March 10, VIM. II. Albaugh,
half mile South of Rocky Ridge, hors IS,
COWS, hogs household and kitchen furli-
ture, &c Sale at 10 o'cl' ok, Il. III.
Tuesday, iIarch 7. Valentine lIarhaugh,
at Sm,hted Station, llarbaugh's Valley,
will sell cows, heitcr, farming utensils, etc.
Sale ut 10 o'clock, a. m.
Wednesday, March s. John II. Bell, on
the road leading from Elnmitsburg to Crca-
gcrstown, horses, cows, farming utensils,
&c. Sale at 10 O'Clock.
Thursday, March Is, Samuel Maxell, on
the Bruccvillc road, horses, cows, hogs, a
good buggy, 4 or horse wagon, &c. Sale
at 10 O'clock.
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Nclu advertisements.

NFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE
~ INSURANCE G NJ p A NY IN
BALTIMORE co L n r Y.-Notice is
hereby given, that the Annual Meeting of
the Members Of this company will be
held on
MONDAY, March, 6, 1876,
between - and 2 o'clock, P. NJ at the
Secrctary's Office, No. 81 North Calvert
street, Baltimore, for the purpose of elect
ing thirteen directors for the cnsuingycar
FRANCIS SlIRINER,
feb. o5.2w Secretary.