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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-12

A CROCK sewer is being laid from the
Capitol building down 10Th street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-12

WHAT would become Of the coppers 1
there were no church collections
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CuYCorHUr.-SEc0HD BRAHcH4-1he
regular monthly meeting Of the cay
Council vas held last night. In ths
Brapch he following members answered
ron call Hog, Hanson, htnga,e,1,in re
or, Garden, Travis, VogisfI Hilkinson'
Werner, Waterhonse. ~
In ~ abssDes Of the Prtside1t, Nj.
Han,on was called to the chair.
HxEErs AND ALLEYS.
III. Committee on Streets and Alleys
rreonmt6ded that Adolph Yoke Be
aVsr5ed he eoutract for furnishing and
SettipE euTbstones, crossing Stones, etc.
duripS The rear 1876, and that he Be re-
ouired TO furnish and lay or set the same
a such place or places - the Street
Commissioner shall designate within =
reasonable time after such notice shall
have been seryedupon him.. and thAtsaid
contractor be required 70 enter into bond
in the penal sum Of S, 900 with approved
security.
olutions, ETC., reierred for examination
the committee submitted = lengthy report,
which We have not space to publish.
Among other Recommendations Of the
committee was the following:
THAT the payements be Widsned three
feet, and the curb reset with new, where
necessary, between the following point,
a prayed for: between 9th and 10th
streets on Main street, between llth and
18th on Chapline street, between 12th and
18th on Market street, between 2lst and
Sd streets on the east side OF Main
street,
Also the following:
THAT unit, otherwise ordered BY Coun'
ell the per diem compensation paid BY the
city for ! horse and cart Uncluding
driver shall be liked At So
The committee reported Superinten.
dents billsfor labor aggregating = $40 o.,
and regular monthly bills, 8, ls6 sc.
The recommendations Of the commit
lee were adopted, with the following
amendments: In relation 70 widening
certain pavemenis three feet, the clause
4betTeen llth and 10Th on Ch1pline
street. was stricken out, and between
l2th and 18th on Market was amended
20 as to read "betWeen 1lth and 18th OF
Market street,
WATER woRKa
The Committee on Water Works sub
mitted bills Of Superintendent for The
month Of June, $50 80 eIcaysting and
laying water pipe on the Island, Sl55i
monthly bills At works. $3.50 81, The
committee also asked an appropriation
OF $3.50 25 to pay for cleaning The basin
The following resolutions were submit
ted BY the committee:
RlElred, That the Committee on Water
Works be authorized 70 advertise fol
plans and proposals for building new
water works not less in capacity than the
present works, to be located on the south
side and adjoining the present works.
Rssotrcd, That the above mentioned
committee also be authorized TO advertise
at the same time for plans and proposals
TO build machinery for new works Of q
capacity not less than the present works
The recommendations were adopted
and the bills ordered paid.
DR.. Logan, President OF the Second
Branch, appeared and took his seat.
pfpR IMPAIRMENT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-12

CAMPAIGs,documets are sprOuting AM
beginning 10 bufthen the mails.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-12

800 rnrs"-the Black Hill. gold. Too
thick-the Indians.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-12

THE city was unusually quiet yes.er.
d.V
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-12

YEsrERDAr was another dull day with
iLemizers.
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IVE3I
The amount received by the committee
was 81, 800, which leaves u balance un-
paid Of $40 so. The committee submit
led resolution appropriating the amount
necessary TO pay the above balance, which
wa adopted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-12

First Presbyterian Church.
Two Valuable Farms for Sale.
For Rent-Frame Houses.
For Sale-Brick House.
Spectacles-0xtoby & Dufiield.
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jacob IAnultleuI Hnile ODJeStAb ~
sign the above, agreed To- close with the
balance.
We, the undersigned Jewellers Of
Wheeling, agree 10 close our stores At Z
O'Clock P. n, Saturdays excepted, com.
mencins July 18th and continuing until
at TG-E.
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BLAND GAS.


was adopted.
BLAND GAS.
The trustees Of the City Gas Woks
submitted the following resolution, which
was adopted: sa D..
Rssotred, That the Trustees OF the
Wheeling Gas Works be authorized TO
enter into 4 contract for furnishing mate
rial and labor for laying an eight.inch
gas main across the Ohio river at the foot
Of 14th street, for the sum OF S7,474, or
S. rs per running foot, with Mac Richie
& Nicholl, Of Milwaukee, Wis.
ILLUMINATED CLOCK on CAPITOL BUILD
.-s4 H0. s4iaa'-
The Committee on Capitol recommend
ed that contract be made with the Amer
lean Clock Co., Of New York, for u No.
IA tower clock, at $500 for the clock
complete, 10 be placed in the tower Of the
Capitol building. This clock Is illumin.
ated, and similar TO the one at Steuben-
vile.
The committee also asked for instruc.
lions TO negotiate for and purchase 4
1000 pound bell, that could be connected
with the clock and also made use OF as 4
FIRE alarm, in the tower Of the public
building.
The resolutions reported by the COM
mittee we're re-committed, In order to
ascertain II possible il clock and bell
could be procured at lower rates.
An ordinance was received from the
FIRST Branch in relation to the sale OF
wine, beer ale, etc, at.Island picnics, and
concurred in by unanimous vote.
A large number Of petitions were read
and referred to the appropriate COIN
mittees.
The amendments OF the First Branch
to the resolutions reported by the Com
mittee on Streets and Alleys were con.
Cured in,
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'cELEpRA1IoN coMMIrrEE.n

The special committee appointed on
the celebration Of the Centennial Fourth
reported bills aggregating 81 $50 so.
On hand In Gre department. aIss............-s2s5 50
Water Works % .
Market House " %
City Bulldlux hGI ID II
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WHOLEsALE OR REFILL.


DAHK AND INSURANCE sTOCK FOR SALE
ID lis BhHn1s 10 German Bank.
rs Ihlres 10 German InsurlDes Company.
"a, PETERSON 4 BAKER
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I Or ON MARKET srREET-

That v,lu,bIc 10, on The corner Of MuEsi and
TEeuty-hnt streets. Cheap.
jsls PETERSON 4 BAKER.
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EARLY C1ozSe.-We, the undersigned
boot and shoe dealers, agree to close our
places Of business At ?. NJ rom July
18th until September lst, Saturday even
inOs eYnented.
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Ghegnte4iae
WEDNESDAY, JULYl2, 1876.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
First Presbyterian Church.
Two Valuable Farms for Sale.
For Rent-Frame Houses.
For Sale-Brick House.
Spectacles-0xtoby & Dufiield.
THE city was unusually quiet yester.
day.
YEsrERDAr was another dull day with
itemizers.
800 7HIS"-the Black Hills gold. Too
thick-the Indians.
BLAcXBERRIB are now in the market,
At ten cents per quart.
The Circuit Court will meet tomorrow
pursuant to adjournment.
DR.. Logan will leave for the Centennial
Exhibition this morning. t-.
The Gag Of our Union is being grad
ualIy hauled down about town. i
CAMPAIGs'documets are sprouting and
beginning 10 burthen the mails.
WHAT would become Of the coppers II
there were no church collections
A CROCK sewer is being laid from the
Capitol building down 10Th street.
A HENPHrELD train stuck on the
grade near the POstofiiee yesterday morn.
ing.
THEsupreme Court Of Appeals has ad.
journed until Monday afternoon next at 3
o'clock.
A POPULAR incendiary sport with the
youth Of the Seventh Ward is catching
=
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AJ.C. HEBYEY, AptlIopeel
China, Glass and 0ueensware.

Tia .a,i,e stotk, eDnsistIng Of China, Glas and
UusrnsTarg, ooullInSI 10 the ltnTe-FOom Of WIN.
Collins 4 Co, No If25 Main hTeci, Il ofered ior
all nv the undefI{EneSl
, 1876-07-04
TIE INDIAN WAR,
whereabouts Of the Various Commands In
tho Indian Country,

whereabouts Of the Various Commands In
the Indian Country.
5ptctaI hlpasch 10 7ns Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Miun., July 3.-A.lyIces from Tcrry's
command to June Is wera received at Bismarck
to-day Neno, With bis cavalry command, tla4,
returned from the work assigned him, and was
eensured for not fully obcying Instructions.
Custer. with twelve companies Of cavalry, took
tho trail Of the $500 Indiana wlers Reno had
abandoned 1t, and pushcd into Rosebud Valley
whero the Indians have been cougrcgste4 tor
some time. Runors prevail that Custer hos
slnco had battle with the Indians. Custer, on
the list, was at tho mouth OF the Rosebud, and
light With the Indians was expected sbout the
Gath. Custer carried ten days' ratiouy, Gen.
Terry WIS to supply acn. Custer from
the mouth ot tbs Dig Horn, should
his pursuit. OF Indians lead hin that way, OH.
eEw'se, Custer may 60 to Fort Fetturmaa for
supplies. Terry retains tHo steamboats,, carry,
Ing troops aud supplies. The yellowstone te.
Ing high, bouts have no difficulty Ia running ia
Htg Horn. The country 10 90 rough that cycu
Gatllng guns cannot bo easily moved by land.
Neuo, on the a0tA Was near the mouth Of fonfy,ic
River. Moore, with six companies OF tnfanfrys
was at ths mouth Of Powduf River. 0ibbon's
communal was at Terry, at tho mouth Of the Dt9
Horn. Two hunters Wero killed by tho Indinn3
near Powder River. No other e4sualtics hn5
occurred. The health Of Tho command wa coo<i'
Terry had mounted 200 infantry on tho uln1es n
tho wagon.trlu. liz lad not heard from Crook.
, 1876-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
CARL sCIlCNz.

,Spfc7N| Fsp4jcf 10 5Ee 5f36V1e
sr, Louis. ,tuly a-Mr. B,.mtrz il o,,t tn III.
mornings n1t1eae TO-. ~ lung article, IN
which lie dchnca his political status Tic Is very
hostile to Hendricks, aid speaks Of Tlldcn with
evident mental rcacrvatfn Thr mini form Ia NJ,
t,,,,r,,,vrno,,, 49,, r,,.-.....,. ..!....s.s..
,l'!tosemeat IN We'hocsat'c prohahctanlensoe
IN tho past, hut Still g!vcs no evidence Of sub
statt!al psngrcss. Hc does mot pledge htrnGelf
for HIVES nor Wheeler. but dfsown, Inn 1,r,nf.
as fiIc so,r1nrotn,sc wit}, thc ,n1atinni.tx
LOUISIANA J,rruuLIcASa.
New ORt,EASs Ia, july J-Tne Rcnuhttcan
nominating Convention nrocccdvd uuietiy and
adjourned until Wednesday, after making thu
following nominations: GoYcruor, s, i. PucI;-
, 1876-07-04


There Is every probability now that Alr. Jacob
Rehm, the u0vcfnmcut's protcge, Will BE-
brought up Wednesday to bu cleared, or, Us
come people suppose, to bc seatrnretL The
Court has had tie subject unlcr consideration
since Friday, aud will probably be ready u DC
liver Ills opinion to.ua0rroW morning. II ID TX
pDcted to he mild towards the crafty Alastian,
who Ia reported to be In hls usual good spirits
at the prospect q slipping vi about as easily "a
ANDREW COCHRAN
Is IN Or about Chicago, mud wss expected to pre-.
sunt himself for sentence yesterday. No did
not come to time, however but will probably
interview Judge blulgett tomorrow, and IL
change places With his brother David, who,
until Saturday, waa M inhabltaR. OF tbs County
Jnl!. Uuyhi, after tl!ing out how light tle
punishment would be, siftuous,y decided to ru-
turn tu tbs seGne Of Ills crooked explolts ard
take bis share. lie is not Que Of the foolish yir-
gtns
THE JllL.
The excursfonlsts moved their quarters from
the jail proper 70 tho Grand Jury rooin, where
tfletr accotn,Rodas!ons arc far more cheerful aud
airy than oeforu. They have large and small
room, aud MI the upper corridor, and arc ~
lapry as It at liberty. From, oue window they
ean look Into jake Rehm's ot1lee, and from an
other into J0nas' store, and this outlook, with
the enlargement Of their apartments, sccina to
make them perfectly contsnted.
, 1876-07-04
they couldn't put up A gofkl mnn hurr OF ulcc-
tion tho Committee had better ad journ without

tjtlf, tho EoMfNIttcc had better QIfQuEn Without
artion.
'' THOMAS norsx ..,.
VIVA called for, and aai,l everything would de-
Ea,ner9tn % vns tinccre in sj,ath ho sal], Cameron
isd n,afic Co1yin succchca when Io iffoynol rns
in ofI]rr. aid bc wanted to know II Cameron
wanted man put no again 10 flo {Caineron|
9la s,, h!m o.e A. - to n,,ts ,s:e. a1,n
Monroo Heath 1,aI tcrn dragged through
thr ,nt,,I Of nnjitlca. and hc ,ganicd man who
syunjI vcI twfrthIrtts Of ihe RcpubtIcaJl yotce
That T{snth cf1llId noYor Rct, lie toId lo was
aira,i Of sorno game, AID alluded 10 TIC in.
trpnrs nntt loafcre Who hang l1,N,,, te o,itsio
~ III, nortv' lin alluded tntI,n crin,innls mt
side thEs very room, wllo stuiI ba'lot-lmxos and
thnn trv Ia rim tl1a uarty,T john Kountrco
ca,1,r II, fnr hs sl,aro and VIVA alluded to 1s
, 1876-07-04
POLITICAL.
Cheering Prospects Of tho Repub-
Iican Party in Illinois.
The Democracy Doubtful Whether to
Nominate q Mayor or Not.
The Inflationtsts Make M Intellectual At
tempt to Hold a Mass. Meeting.
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
WHAT COZ. BAncocK TilIHKa or TnB PROSPECT.
Among tue notattca At tho Pacific last even
Ing was Col. A.. G. Babcocls, Chairman Of the
Republican State Central Committee. Col.
Dabcotk has co1nc to stay o7cr the Fourth, and
will perhaps remain until utter the liaycs and
Wheeler ratification meeting Saturday night.
Col. Ba1,coek ssns found sitting in the rntuuda
Of tho Pacific By TntnuNE reporter, who ex-
prtssed dchiro to know what tho prospects
were in the interior Of the State.
livery hopeful, indeed, for tho succcsu Of our
ticket, ,'"rcptied the Colonel. "Not only do tho
ssraight Republicans express themselves % de-
lighted with tho 8tate and National tickets, but
and vote for our nominees. Tho prospect ecr-
period in tho catnpagn thnn It docs now."
"What do you think Of the Democratic tickot
nomination was most iniudtcIous. The union
Of two such extremes an the nna,ltfat question
IL looked on with suspicion and iisfavur, asltl
lnor'ixo nattcrs. There il No ei,thua1as'n
among the Dcmocrnts to spcnk Of. As far na
tic West Is concerned the Nomination tas been
given to the Enst thts time, A. heretofore, With
t!on d. ooyernor ~ during an on yeer, anl
whcn the Republicans Wcro confident Of elect
ing Dix. They thought there wns no qucstfon
at'out IT, aud ,,,, there didn't seem tu be
ay et'!Sr ,, ThH H. res Er. WI; ,ds tat s,y aGy
IIavc made. Tildcn is, Without 9ucstlon, u good
organizer, md by thu comparative inactivity Ut
the Republicans In Now York the State really
went by ,lefault. Tint will not bc tic case slis
"Whom do you think
THE DEMOCRATS Will NOMINATE ron uov-
EHNoHf"
, 1876-07-04

m ia hAnl,T, NopBLEssLr t1oM4h ON THE
DEMOCRATIC pLATFORA AND CANDIDATES,
4ptetal DfgposcA 10 1tt 1>1auna
CINCINNATI, o., July a--rous correspondent
met Fred llas,alrck, Of the Yolksblatt, today,
and inquired u 1t Was true that iis fellow
stockholders In tho Eolss44st& hail declared
aKaiast him on tho Presidential issuc, mud were
about to bring the palGs out square for Hayes
and Whcelor, mad that hc wAs about to gtya up
tho management and control VI tho paper tem-
, 1876-07-04
SUICIDE,

9petsut htpatcA 10 7ns TffaunA
hINNsAroL1s, Alluu., July 3.-Pcter Lauor.
On inInato Of tic County jail, committed tof
thirty days. for indecent exposure, committed
sulvae,enttlng his Nroat wlt6 razor, thiB after.
uQQu. lie wls unmarried.
, 1876-07-04
FEW Err AND AGUF'

Tsxcs nd Aene cured ,or fsy cents rore not.
ueMc and all Other luaarous, blt!oA scarlet tynhun
yrI,1sw ano other fevs. tndc hY iatwaYt T1isl %
Build ~ urugKlatA. 80 o~~
, 1876-07-04
Ovarian I 'ulllol'
Of ton yoara' growth cured
BY DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES,
Klks 1khS nnWEisA nnXW1AE Fft flprMk1f WIN M IN Tnk oVA'

HAVE vks kAR k Az W 9XWAHIAE Ut! TMo TkM q THE ovA
ANN ARnoE. Dec. y, 1s73.-Dn. RAnwAy: Thatott.
cfs Mhy re buncated. fnaks this ttsteneni: -.
haEe 4nl Iii OVARIAN TIlA0s In uvxrGs md bow.
pIsro .tdHt ny benedt, II VI, growing ii nuch ID.
t!a!t that could not A&sr lived Int,ctI joEKvF. 4
ifeHu " mine auced us to Try ltadways seInedIes
had not mnsh fh In thou. but tnaiIj, aiteF much
ra5s!ass - tStfs u tas Isc.olyens two boxes of
wstout my apparnnt oneht igteralnrd q pSlsa. s.
verv ust twelve lness tUttlus uf tlc eeoly two
u tile Icllrf, and TWO uxc4 nj tho lIz forG thnT
wtrc gDne laad Lost twcnty. 70 ruunIa. s
VIZ enttroiy CURED. took tilq medicine abuuf dvu
r. u. .aa aa ,1rn ss ss ta,t pounds
bo,tee Relief, asid a!1 bo1es Ut the ris. -
frG psrfert!y wr and my irart IL full Of krntldp
and y1ur wonderful eI lene feel deeply Indebted aHA
my prayer - that i may ~ mAcs Of 6lcaalEs " u
cFs 4 II has hcs1 " LUG. So.
iIrs. lhhns who makca tho abare crTtticatc l. Tho
PERSON fur w!nm regulated y0u send medicine Ii
jnnt, ie7h. Tho metYlnea Al.va stated WrFu bought
0f ne With tHe rxcsPtun q wl.Nt wax sent IT, by
.s,1~ hrayslss IND Ctsmtst Ann Hr6of. Msn.
.,Nxe certificate 4 and haa con for many years well
Ey and unHen!abY corErct- Any ore who knows Mn.
tsiSnea' hEHy; 2; C!!CKEn,
E!A,isY n rSyHo 2; yHHoNp.
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War and Forage.

1t was the eastern war news that forced
up the price of cereals in Chicago last
week; but there have been previous rea-
sons, for supposing that there might be a
slight increase. London advices of three
weeks ago, without reference to military
complications, had declared that there
would be deficiency in the English corn
supply, and that even the harvesting of
Scottish grain crops was watched with
anxiety. Mr.. Walker, the statistician Of
the New Ycri; produce exchange, at that
time estimated that Europe would demand
from exterior sources from 100 100000 to
$50, 1000, 900 bushels Of grain for the com
ing year. Great Britain and ireland would,
as usual need the greater part of this sup
ply, the amount being reckoned at 49,
100000. Belgium, Holland, Switzerland,
Italy and Germany are also set down as
needing wheat, and all the more because
the European rye crop is unquestionably
very short
Now, according to the same authority,
Russia's supply for export is from $1,000, :
900 to 70,00O,0O0 bushels. Her average
expectation to all foreign countries for the
past ten years has been about 50,O0O,OOO
Of which the United Kingdom has taken
10000, 900, and the other European coun
tries 3O,OOO,000. Her crop this year in
the north is estimated to be 20 per cent.
short; Russian Poland and Central and
Southern Russia will furnish an average
crop. In the vicinity of the sea of Azov,
and in the Crimea, the crop is short. The
countries which will be called upon to sup.
ply the deficiencies of Europe will be Chill
which will furnish 100000 or 5000 900
bushels; the United States, 7O,0OO,OO0
Australia, 100000; British India, g..
100000; Austria and Hungary, S,O0O,.
600, and Russia, $4,000, 1000. The total
supply from these countries amounts to
l4l 100000 bushels, and the United
States, therefore, may rely on having a
market for the surplus of its crops When,
therefore, we have prospect that Russia,
our main rival for supplying European
wheat deficiencies, is on the brink of war,
it is at once clear that the chances of a
demand for American wheat in Europe
are increased. 1t is somewhat unfortunate
that the northwestern wheat crop should
be rather under the average as to quantity,
though good in quality but the Califor-
mia crop, which is so largely sent to Eu.
rope, is reported to be enormous, and very
much heavier than last years.
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Another Internal Machine.

Investigation into the explosion in bag
gage car on the Pennsylvania railroad,
near Metuchen, New Jersey, furnishes in
dubitablo proof that it was caused by an
internal machine arranged for that pur-
pose. The machine consisted of clock
works, which after period of time struck
a lever which pulled the trigger of pis-
tol, whose discharge ignited the explosive
material. Fortunately the explosion was
failure so far as the wrecking of the car
is concerned, for all the damage was done
to the trunks Immediately about the one
containing the machine. The continuance
recalls the machine with which Thomassen
intended to blow up the Mosel in mid
ocean, but which exploded prematurely on
the wharf ut Bremerhaven. The fact that
this species of crime has been initiated sug-
gests new and terrible danger to travel
ers. A good neck-stretching would proba-
bly, discourage such diabolical ingenuity
Bali. Gazette.
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BETTING ON ELECTIONS.

The attention of all persons is particularly
called TO the following sections Of Article So.
Code Of Public General Laws:
40. No person shall make any bet or wager
on the result of any election to take place in
this State.
Al. Amy person offending against the last
preceding section, shall be liable to indict-
ment In the Circuit Courts, if the offence be
committed in any county, or in the Criminal
Court Of Baltimore, if the offence be com.
mitted in Baltimore and on conviction, shall
be fined not less than fifty nor more than FIVE
hundred dollars, to be paid to the State for
the use Of the School Fund.
4s. Every deposit of money in any part of
the State, as a wager or bet upon elections In
this State or elsewhere, shall be forfeited and
paid over to the County Commissioners of the
county where deposited for the use of tho
county; and if deposited in the city of Balti.
more, to the Mayor and City Council.
JAMES W. WHITE,
oct 7-te Sheriff Of Carroll county.
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JAMES w. WHITE,
Sheriff of Carroll county.
Notice TO Hotel Keepers and all Others who
Deal in Liquors.

For the information of all persons concern.
ed, the following Act Of the Legislature,
passed March "a, 1866, is published:
CHAPTER 1911.
An Act prohibiting the sale Of spirituous
or fermented liquors in the several counties
OF this State on the day of election.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted Jy the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That It shall not be
lawful for the keeper of any hotel, tavern,
store, drinking establishment, or any other
place where liquors are sold, or for any per.
son or persons, directly or indirectly, to sell,
barter, give or dispose of any spirituous or
fermented liquors, ale or beer, or intoxica-
ting drinks Of any kind, on the days Of cleo
ton hereafter to be held in the several coun-
ties of this State.
SECTION 2. And be IL enacted, That any
person violating the provisions Of this Act
shall be liable to indictment by the Grand
Jury Of the county where the offence is com
mitted, and shall, upon conviction before any
Judge of the Circuit Courts of this State, be
fined a sum not less than fifty dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars for each and
every ofense-one half the fine shall be paid
to the informer, the other half to the County
Commissioners for the use of the Public
Roads
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N Office is hereby given that the subscri
~ bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county Letters Testamentar,
on the personal estate of
JOHN BAUMGARDNER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. Ali person,
having claims against the deceased, are hereb,
warned to exhibit the same with the voucher.
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber,
on or before the 18th day of May, 1877
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted ar,
requested TO make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 23d day of Octo
Der, 1876.
WIN. W. VAUGHN,
ISAIAH HANN, hHecu'orS'
oct 2S.4t