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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29

Paint me . picture, 4Aseer4
And make II strict eLd trues
Put on the oeesks no Brighter red,
In the eyes no deeper blue;
Give to her form NO sOft r grSCo-
For to each rounded limb
Tho highest lines thine art can trace
Arc shadowless and dim.
Color to life her matchiess hair
And, II thou may 'st, portray
The v eetness " thoso scarlet lips,
Tho sm1les that round them play; .
0sn'st thou ITO IncS tho valiant light
That beams ron out her eyes.
CT make m.re fair. o. pure, or bright
The soul that IN them Hest
FaAhion my Bride. goed Ps'ntert
Lsving and kind, and true,
Fair ~ . urea. h Of llliss,
Sweet a. il perfume, too.
Paint me another picture,
Az In the O. rs bef0res
Tracing with ca, efu pencil
Herself and 10th & moros
Leave not sing Q sh dow
Out Of that tno~y brow,
Rvery thu cad o. liver
Paint her a. abe Is now.
Maybe the eye is du'ler
Far Il An 1t used to be-
May be the cheek l. psleY,
Maybe the smile les, free:
Cara has altered them, doubtless
But oo, l tell to you.
The cloud t. at dark-Ee one 6fo
Swallowed the other, too
Paint me nv wife, O Masters
Now at the Years b we fed,
Aud love has bl0ss0med out Of
The dust of passio. cad.
Place the picture togetn.r.
81 9 BY 81 e, on t e wall;
Which 10 t. me the fair sts
Give mo the last Of all.
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He next attempted to burst over the ad.
jus meGt tina: had been reached by his Re
publican predecessor in respect to the
Northwestern boundary, in which if he had
succeeded, he wound have inevitably in
voived the country in y war with Great
Britain. He then, in an effort to attach to
himself an eclat be had not the statesman.
ship to achieve, forced upon the country q
war with Mexico, aud entirely subverted
and destroyed the beneaceuv policy of his
Republican predecessor embraced in the An.
nexatlOn of Texas, and through the unwi. "a
treaty of Guadalupe Hidaigo, in regard to
tho Territories acquired under it, reopened
the negro agitation never to be healed until
the South shall become absorbed bv the
North in the Union, morally, socially, Do
litlcally, and industriOUsly, rs | have hera
tot"re repeatedly said, before, during and
since the War, aud which many sapscious
minds even at the South now begin T., ner.
cetve at this late unhappy hour resultinu
from this restoration OF tae Democratic
party in tbs control OF the government
Nor was this all. Ba. who does not know
that Official veuaiity AMI corruption sonn
again, during this renewed administration
OF tho Democratic party, became rife in
the government, aud wss Witnessed in thosa
near 10 the person OF President Polk him
self, as for instance in relation to the In
nlsn 'rands t. the extent vt more than
20 ooo,OUOf Such TRANSACT ions, indeed, led
tho people again 70 risa up against the
further rule OF the Democracy in 1913, and
through tbs election OF Gen.ral Tayler M
PIE iient the Wing party, purely as such.
WIS brhught into power.
During the succeeding administrations of
Fayi0r and FILLMORE, under he auspicrs If
the Wing party proper, d tremendous q re-
wac made BY the gail.at aud patriotic
spirirs Ut that party, ssaiu chisstained anCa,
led in Congress by Henry Clay, OF matoh.
lass eloqueuce and tervid energies. to hurl
back the tide OF destruction setting in nnon
She South. ini'iatod and SO. in motion hv
Andrew jackson and the Democratic party.
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Lift up thy case from the dust,
Thou that xe-t oOwnC st % lonRf
File II. m Thy met t Q rust,
Phalanx nv spears for he thrust.
Dare to be resolut >. Just,
And, Ii single. Yet irOngl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29

MI. Alfred Austin, in sending the follow
ing verses to the London Standard, says:
Tho following lines were written in tho
month of June, when the English feet was
ordered to Besiks bay, but were not then
printed. since it was hoped that the drm-
ness of the Engliah government would avert
. European conflict. That hope was not
disappointed. Since then We have wit
messed strange spectacle Of human fstuity
on tho part Of portion. though firmly be-
ieve comparatively email portion, Of our
countrymen, most of whom, moreover, sp-
pear to be recovering their senses. Thsnke,
however. to their lamentable levity, Europe
is once more threatened with war, and % l
entertain no doubt that the real instigstors
Of the mischief will be deferred from their
disingenuous and ambitious designs only
by the conviction that this country, though
profoundly attached to peace, lie neither to
be intimidated nor befooled, will ask you
to be good enough to insert my email CON-
tribution to the formation of . sound ma
tional sentiment, without seeking in any
degree to involve your own weightier
responsibility:
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$yap Orleans &epnbliea,s.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TINE UNITED STATES
OEeiclAl JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS.


iFnr the New Orleans Republican,
MYSTRRIOUS MESSAGE.
DY LsxzR YoRX CAa1.
Sonnet hing d rshtfu, has happened to me,
I've had message - de; 40 the sea,
And L. sting - tune or eternity.
LovIngest lispinGs that lips ever brought;
Tend.r' st feelings that tongue ever taught.
Into he heart " my LIE have been wrought
Moro musical music never was sung.
o. from barps Of the minstrel angels wrung,
And over the wal Of Paradise lung
The oriole sings in bis swinging nest,
The ocean sipgs Of his deep unrest,
But know q song my he Mt loveth best.
a song and message, but n-ver word.
fha ever the ear Of mortal hath beard.
Yet the s0uudless ieeps Of my soul are s.irr'd.
No 90 can outsing it, no word impart,
But, soul. tncu cans hear 1t wherever thou art
In language just made for the ear Of the heart.
Some worlds may have speech for t. we've none In
this.
10 word in all language defineth the bliss
That's bora of the mute eloquence OF . kisa
New Orleans. Mirch, 1870
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A REvEILLE.

EVE1LL6s
Lift up thy case from the dust,
Thou that xe-t oOwnC st % lonRi
File II. m by he'm-t rust,
Phalanx nv spears for he thrust.
Dare to be resOlut,. Just,
And, ii single. Yet sir0ngi
Let the cd Gag flap the breeze,
Let the cid kee IL + ISIS toe foam:
Smooth with g. Y Sce ore the seas,
Bid the waves f.l' an their kne-s:
Show to tt . y or d thou h ct these
For thy pathway. thy honeI
Rune reposa from thy sails,
Bat out thy wings to the stormt
Laugh to the lauxn o the n eN
Hail bach the war " nj thst hAils.
Till Bat l . form So dread pales
With the dread Of thy i0Imi
Call thy psac. cnrA to thy heel,
Al Inv red war fhrUa : Arousel
@ sng toc-ii', st. cpl "a. u, posli
Thnpd freight .mpsrt q ID beeli
Let Burops 49, thee aud reel
frOm the AAsh Of thy psowsi
Rank to the gibers that ask,
Is she not shOrn Of tor youthe
She would but Wanow and bssk."
R.Ad from their falsehoods the maak.
For solo Aru Or, With truth.
Rout the opprotrious cream,
RicheA have rust~0 thy soul
VI ~ b u art verify seem;
G!t Am in tn. psnO ". elesmt
And expit a. xupesh tho stream
When it gOes 10 goal.
Prove, though thou rove It in gore,
Thine is tie banner that frees
Thou art III Eng and OF yors.
Thou art thine own sci Q I'd more,
Thou art unchanged rs tbv shore,
As not moi as thy seas
Tyrants shall scan thee and bend,
Slaves overheAr the Q. and lift
Faces 10 fee OF friend
Ham 10 ths sword hare tn repd,
Fett re- false Caesars pret, nd
The would snhp but would shift.
Call 10 the Rat from the West!
Thu d from Sole to Mill
Shout back tot Mos an Gre ct,
ThOu-t' on wilt right tae oppressed,
OLoe tiou hast ctr pped Fl ON the breast
" disse mOlers then guile,
Speak as thOu spakest of o d,
Menace rs se-m.'h I Y fame;
And W. en- with strel, not with gold,
Thou hat ,nfrOn ID bold,
Peace II resheph ri her ~ d.
without fear, " thOut shame.
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JOHN TYLER, jR.

Another Letter On tho Situation - THO
Democratic Party Fally Expssed II 10
Esormities-A Earnest Appeal 70 the
Old Liae Whigs Of the south 70 save
she Southern People frsm Their Oeher"
,v,.e Inevitable Destruction and Anni-
hilat1on. -c,
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THE EMPIRE STATE SAFE.
HoRATIo SEYMOUR to be GOVERNOR
New York Democracy United on Man
Who Cant be Beaten.
rwo .oovEaNous IN THE FIELD.

TWO EN-GONERNoRs IN THE FIELD
The New York Democratic State Con.
ycntion assembled mt Saratoga, on Wed,
ucsday. Tx Coy. llora,io Seymour was
nominated for Governor by acclamation
The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
The Democratic party Of Now York
hereby with cordial uuanimity ratify the
nominations of the St. Louis National
Democratic Convention of Samuel J. Til.
den for President aud OF Thomas A. Hen
bricks for Vice President of the United
States. The Democratic party of New
York, when selecting delegates to the ma
tional convention, then declared, and now
again declare, their settled conviction that
II return to constitutional principles, the
frugal expenditure and administrative pu.
rity of the founders Of the republic, is the
first aud most imperious necessity of the
times, the commanding issue now before
the people of this union. The Democratic
party of New York then declared, and now
again declare, that the nomination of. Sam.
ucl j. Tilden, while it insures the vote of
New York, will be approved throughout
the union as the incarnation of the vital
issue and guarantee of successful
achievement Of the work of national re-
generation and reform. The Democratic
party of New York rcailirm the principles
set forth in their Syracuse platform of
1874, which have been twice affirmed at
the ballot boxes of the Empire State, and
upon which the St Louis convention, re.
presenting the Democracy of the whole
United States, have set the seal of their
faith and their adoption, and they incor-
porate herein as part of this platform,
the said Syracuse platform of 1874 and
st. Louis national Democratic platform Of
1876.
Rcsoirci, That we condemn all inter.
ference with constitutional amendments
und all violations of law, holding that all
the people in all States alike, regardless
Of race, color, or condition, are entitled to
equal projections; aud that all orders, prac.
tees and opinions whereby the public or
der aud peace are disturbed should receive
public rcbukc and punishment according
To the oiiense committed
Resoired, That as American citizens
and Democrats devoted to the union and
equality Of the States, and to the honor aud
good name of the federal government, we
hereby enter our solemn protest against
the recent order of the Secretary of War,
approved by the President of the United
States, to place government troops in the
Southern States, with view to intimidate
the people and to control their elections.
A government by the bayonet to take tho
place of government through the ballot
box is an outrage which demands the con
dcmnatiou ofal who love republican free
dom and hate despotic power.
Lieut. Gov. Dorsheimer was rc.nomina-
ted for the same position, by aeclamation,
on Thursday.
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MAKING .,.,r go, 80 -,
California ;ndn,,,. '''"S . d nc"
q ministry
ouslv IN n III 49, Pn y, "' sot'
~ '' :" a ''aip'i ga
ava, "I "piler u = steam 'hreshing machin'
IT, 1871 W. IN. . iarih ~ Lone Jack, Mo.
;a a.9uly' N'''i's one man aud severely
''u''S ."'e' others
inc Miners Trust Company Bank, Of
louisville, Pennsylvania, which failed re.
g Jmy wli pay but thirty cents on the
uOn ", ~ "aa 81 'zoo'ooo on deposit,
me Waco Texas) Register says A
WA horse without saddle, made its APP
pearanee in this section Of the State, not
long since, bearing the body Of man.
Inc horse was at length caught and the
body found strapped to the horse, and
had been dead for some time.
Advices from Hayes Citv X arsas q, 90
tnat water spout burst in Kill Creek
valley, Osburn county, last Saturday even
ing and Hooded the entire bottom in about
hiteen minutes, horses, cattle crops, etc,
were swept away, and Mrs. Green, Mrs.
brighton and her two children were
drowned.
A fire in San Francisco. Monday niqht
destroyed 100000 dollars worth Of prop.
orty, including the German hospital, the
Railroad Hotel and number of dwellings.
some of superior character, but many
dwellings, of the poor. About two hun.
drcd poor families were burned out of
doors by the conaagration.
Tuesday was the second dav If Tho In.
ternatioual regatta at PbilodeIpbia and
every thine passed off in , ,nos, pn;on.' ~,
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ROAD NOTICE.

= 1 b D. ..
NOTICE is hereby given that annlicot;or
~ will be made to the County Commits.
sloners Of Carroll county, at their FIRST meet.
ing thirty days from the date hereof, to opcn
public road in said county beginning by the
centre at Limestone heretofore nian,o1 ~
the centre of the Nicodemus Road, and atthe
entrance Of the Beard Road from said Nico.
d6enips road for corner of the land Of Inc
late deorge Jacobs, deceased, now the prop
,erty Of John l., Hill, and running thence
bounding by the centre through the lands or
farm OF the said John 7. Hill, by the follow
ing courses aud distances 10 wit N Ggl
degrees, =, 60 ,perehes; N. 800 degrees, i.
y perehesi n; "A degrees, L. 20 perches /;
n. 30 degrees, L. "a perches N. 279 degrees
h. lS9 perchesi N. 40 degrees, Z. AZ perch.
es; A. 2el degrees, L. 34l perches N. S
degrees, L. 2Gi'io perches N. Is degrees,
Y. 10 perches, thence N. % degrees, L.
through John Schaeifer's land TO the Deer
Park Road. JOHN r Hill.
aug zo-ut Ia and 20 others
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Business Locals.

Hats, Hats, the latest styles, large invoice
Just received, and way down in price as low
as 10 cents. Lawyer 4 Reaver.
l.arg job lot ofTrunks, Valises and I'm.
brellas, very cheap. Lawyer & Reayer.
Nip Boots, worth $500, we sell at $3.50
Call and see them. Lawyer 4 Reaver.
Mems Fine Hand Made Caters, very fine
the latest out, and cheap. Lawyer & Reaver.
CENTENNIAL CLOTHING HOUSE.
Keep your eye on this if you want to save
money and buy cheap
Pants % LOO g I"
Vests % rs
Coats g rs
All kinds Of ready made clothing can be
bought low at ii. Schonthals opposite the
W. NJ. II. II. depot, Westminster Md. If
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS


~ -Nrt-<tt'"*t~@t - ~ t1t 47tf 49, va
TN pursuance Of an Act Of the General As.
Il sembly, passed At January Session, 1874,
| hereby give the following Notice 10 Tax
payers:
This Is to give Notice that she County Com.
nlissioners Of Carroll county have made their
annual levy on the assessable property Of said
county, for State and County Taxes for The
year eighteen hundred and seventy six, md
that all persons or incorporate Institutions
that shall pay their State and County taxes, on
or before the irst day Of September next, shall
DO entitled to q deduction Of Eve per ceutum
on the amount Of said taxes aud II p1id oIs
or before the first day Of October next, q de-
duction Of four per ccntnm and II paid On Or
before the first day Of Nofetnber next de-
duction Of three per centum that said taxes
will be- IN nrroar on The first day Of januafY
next, and bear interest from ihst date; thai
all persons OF incorporate inatitutions falling
to pay their State and County taxes before
the same shall be ii Arrear win render The
property and cainte Of such delinquent iabls
to BE- sold for the prompt payInent 81 said
taxes. Il CT IHUMB0,
aug l2-ii County Treasurer.
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MARRIED..

On Sunday the 9th ultimo, at Dudro $
Mills, by Rev. Wm. c. Cremer, Mr.. Elias
Wilson, and Miss Anna L. Warner, both OF
this county.
On the S0th ultimo, at the Parsonage by
Rev. John A. Earnest, Edward Il Constan
tine and Miss Susan Il. Uhler, both of Balti.
more county.
In Passaic, New Jeresy, February 10th, by
the Rev. John A. Munroe, Mr.. Charles c.
Gorsuch and Miss Mary J. Conkling a 4
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE,
VALUABLE PROPERTY (!
IN WESTMINSTEp nm
IN WESTMINSTER, MD.

by virtue Of power and authority con.
Z, tanned in Deed Of Mortgage from
charles W.Webster and Wife and John e.
smith, Trustee, to William A. McKellip.
bearing date the LIST day Of April, A. d. 1872,
and recorded among the Real Estate Mort.
gage Records of Carroll county, in Liber ].
B. b., No. 6, folio 359, &c, the UNDERSIGNED
as the Attorney or Agent for the MORTGAGE
IN said deed named, will offer at Public Sale.
on the premises, situated on the corner OF
Green Street and Bishops Alley, in the City
OF Westminster, on
Monday, the Nh day Of September, 1876,
at o'clock, P. NJ, all those Lots or Parcels
OF Land, designated ON the plan Of Winches
ters addition to Westminster, containing
oNE-HALF ACRE OF LAND,
more or less, and known as Lots Nos. GO and
o., and being the same which the said Charles
w. Webster obtained from Lewis Schweigart
and Jacob Fisher, by deed recorded among
the land records Of Carroll county, in liner
w. A. Mex, No. 81, folio 54l, &c. The
improvements consist Of a frst-class Dwelling
House, containing eight rooms, l.sN-o
conveniently arranged, with S1SH 80
back building. There is AMI ~ a.
excellent and never failing well
OF water under cover, near the kitchen door.
and n large and carefully selected assortment
OF the rarest and choicest varieties of fruits.
lowers and shrubbery, the whole lot enclosed
with good paling fence.
Any person DESTROYS Of viewing the prem.
Uses can call on G. W. Webster, ESQ, resid.
ing thereon, and for further information call
upon the undersigned.
TERMS Of Sate.-one-third part of the pur-
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Political Notes.

Hiram Barney, Collector Of New York
nnder President Linc0ln's administration,
one of the Presidential electors of 1913
and 1852, has announced his preference
for the ST. Louis nominees in letter to
a friend 10 that city. He says: "The
difference between Hayes and Tilden is
that Hayes cannot accomplish reform be-
bausc his party is opposed to it, while Til
ten has shown abundant ability to conduct
his measures of reform successfully whcth :
his party supports him or not He is a
candidate to be proud of.
The Democratic House Of Representa-
tires exposed many of the corruptions Of
the party in power, but we shall never
know Tue full height, depth and breadth OF
Its iniqaity until the Democracy obtains
full control of the government. Then
there will be abundant work for the grand
juries and the courts. The only alarm on
the subject is that We shall probably be
compelled to build more penitentiaries.
When Hayes and Grant get together at
Long Branch they can settle that little
matter of civil service reform, by which
all the relatives of Grant, near and remote,
shall be kept in office indefinitely if Hayes
Is elected while all other officeholders are
10 be taxed on their salaries at every elec
ton for the benefit of the Republican
party.
The New York Tribune says, generally
speaking, the late war order Of the Presi-
dent has won the decided appreciation Of
nobody and has rather aroused the decid-
cd disapprobation of many who have long
been defenders of the administration.
Upon the whole, the Tribune is inclined
To think that contempt is the most preva-
lent sentiment il has awakened.
The fates are against the radical candi-
dates. Here is the light of two tickets,
AS suggested by the initials:
Shall Justice Triumph?
Truth And Honesty.
Ruined Beyond Hope.
Worse And Worse.
The opinion Of the Attorney Genera
defining the rights aud duties of United
States Marshals under the election laws
will shortly be issued in a general order
from the War Department, with the nee
cssary instructions for military officers.
The Tildcn and Hendricks Clubs through
out the country will be furnished campaign
documents by putting themselves in COM
munication with the Tilden aud Hendricks
Headquarters Nos. 50 and 81 Liberty ST.,
Now York city. Y
Kilpasrick's letter the Boston Herald
pronounccs shameless confession
with campaign conducted upon the vital
issues Of tho canvass, the finances aud
civil service reform without money 1--WE
are beaten"
The Chairman Of the Mississippi State
Executive Committee predicts Tilden
majority VI 10000 in the State, troops or
40 troops.
"Moncybags Morgan" is one of the en-
jearing titles conferred on the Republican
candidate for Governor of New York.
lion. David p. Lewis, the last llepubli-
cav Governor Of Alabama, is out IN q let
,cr fw TSlden and reform
Bishgs Haven. the original third term
atlyocatc, sails for Africa 10 October.
Jss go wi,li him.
What people arc anxicas to see now Is
Hayes answer to KiIpatriek's Indiana let
ksr-
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NOTIcE u hereby sivcn Nat application
~ will be n,ade % he County Commits
sioncrs Of Carroll couuty, d itcir first meet
ing ncxl alter thirty days Irom IA l1<e heI<I<,
10 open and |ocaio pobIic county road lad
Ink ltem he rRakes Shop aqd h|ekr|y II
NIL Road It point near 4. $. I|9}'<
tobacco house, and f4HnlnG 1bAate l1r14I
H. Beaa y lhe Nes(e|a..sI mad
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iVSo ASQOll
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Lewis Green and Martin X. Grove. Va. VIM
X. Grove, and wife.
ORDERED this 24th day of August, 1876
~ that the sales Of the real and personal
property made and reported by Lewis Green
and Martin X. Grove, trustees, by virtue Of
deed of trust from William X. Grove and
Mary Ann NJ. Grove, his wife, 10 them. he
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before tho
18th day Of September, next provided a copy
OF THIS order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Carroll county, once a week in
each of three successive weeks before the letb
day Of September, next.
Report states the amount of sales of real
estate TO be S2ssO.4O, and of personal prop.
erty S7l202.
VIM. N. HAYDEN,
4 2 Judge Of tho Circuit Conrt.
True copy.-Test
aug 26.St FRANK.T. SHAW, Clerk.
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LOOK AT THE PRICES |,

On Cars at Westminster, Md, 5.horsc
Clipper Engine on Wheels, weighing 26OO
pounds, price $3.50. G-horse, do, weighing
$3.50 pounds, Sis5. s.horse do, weighing
1000 pounds, 500 Extra for Hand Pump
to ill Boiler with Cold Water, SIS.
Every Engine is carefully tested and run
with 10 lbs Steam until known to be perfect
and complete in all its parts and is warranted
They are furnished with Pump and 4 Feet
Hose, Heater, 8 Speeded Governor, Glass
Water Gauge, Steam Gauge, Whistle, Blower.
Try Cocks, Safety Valve, Blow.oir Cock
Smoke Stack with Spark Arrester, Double.
trees, Neck Yoke, Drivers Seat and Tool
Box, Funnel to fill Boiler, Ash Pan, Wrenches
and Fire Irons INI
n. B.-lf you want an Engine, please to
order at least weeks before yon wish il
shipped from Shops, giving .tuH and clear d.
rections for shipment, your Post Office,
County and State.
Clipper off of Wheels. "a. horse $500; do.
5,horse $3.50; do. G-horse 1895; do. s.horse
$3.50.
BtlS- State where you saw this. mug 2g
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49, W. 1901 EQUlI1.
IN the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John Z. Smith and Charles T. Reifsnider.
trustees, VS.. William Brandenburg.
|0RDERED this 18th day of August, A. d.
~, 1876, that the sale made and reported
m the above cause by John Il. Smith md
Chas. 7. Reifsnider, trustees of William Bran.
denburg, by their second report Of sales, be
finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary be shown on or before the 2sth
day of September, next Provided copy of
this order. be inserted in some newspaper
published in Carroll county, Maryland, once
week for three successive weeks previous 70
the 18th day of September next. i'i'3i& I77i
The report states the amount of sales To he
S4475.s6. 49, y
: .@F9 Na7. gWM. N. HAYDEN, q
Judge of the Circuit Court.
70 True copy,--Test. q
aug 2o-st FRaSE I. SHAW, Clerk