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1873. NEW YORK.. 1875
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Let Have Peace.

OtHILDREN's SHOES At AMBERG'S
- from > ceals to 81 >.
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Take Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to the under
"A signed will please come forward
ana settle Immediately, as ain compelled
to have money.
ianl8-tf C. A. HOLCOMBE.
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Still in the Business.

=" ERTWEcK & BRO, whose Underta-
kers Establishment was destroyed
by fire on the night of May 4th, announce
to the public that they have open ed
next door 10 Hertweek & Buffers bust
ness office, where they will continue the
Undertaking business. Tmayl7-tf
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yOIIce.

al j.. BUCK & JNO ". COWGfLL
Iva having rPiemished their stock OF
Drugs, respectfully inform their trien Is
and patrons tha they will continue the
business underlhe style of the Old firm
OF Buck y Cowgill and solicit continu
ance of their p.tronage. Nov lj.-2t.
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Subscribers can secure through this Office
the CoURIEa and the american 4gricultarist
both post paid for one year; and also
delivered free) copy of the above.
named Steel Plate Engraving that will be
great adornment 10 every home-ALL,
THREE for ouly S2.85.
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A Bic E.ir.e

OF BLANKETS, JEANS. CISSTNERES,
I ? Shawls. Goaks Cioakiug Goods, I'm
dcrwear, Sc. just received and now oprn
ink. at the cheap cash store of II. BUCH
AN4N These goods are absolutely fresh
and pure aas,ng al been bought IN ,A a,
and see hem.
novS-'78
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A)IES AND CHILDREN's FURs AT
/ If their cost at
dzJtf J. AMBERG'S SONS.
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TIE RIVER The Upper Missi-~
ippi is frozen over, and wagons and
teams crossing on the ice, and a prospect
of continued cold weather THIS coudi-
ton of the weather has checked the swell
of the river, occasi,n nd by the flood n
the East There is now considered no
danger of an overflow.
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sUNDREEs.

BAGGING 1oa121c per yard.
ROPE. machine l5a20c.
TIES. 5A6c. no
LEATHER. kip skins S4.50Ia 50; sole, p
n 81 45c; upper side, 81. oOaJ.VV'
PRINTS, 4a6c per yard.
DOMESTIC. 34a7c per yard.
JEANS. 2 la5Oc per yard.
LlNSEY, 15a35c per yard.
COTTON YARNS, l0al5c per dozen.
WASH BOARDS, 81 25a2 80 per dozen
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HARDWARE, ETC.

CASTINGS. 4a5c per ID.
IRON. bar size, 23c per Id.
PLJW STEEL sc per IN.
PLOW STEEL WINGS SIC per ID.
IRON AXLES, DC per 10.
NAILS. S. 90 rates.
HORSE SHOE NAILS. 2oa90c per ID.
STEEL. cast VI. 3 A.. 2Ot25c.
STEEL PLOWo. oal23c per ID,
HUBS. Sl.23a2.25 per s-tt.
PLOWS. Hertweck. Baltzer & Kneerr
Steel Plows, No. |. $500; No. =, S''Vo
No 3 s 81 No. /, 50 o..
Baltzer's patent one horse Plow S6.pl eA
IRA pillow moulds SOD each. Cotton
scaapers same.
Powell & Bro, from various factories oh'
horse p!ows. - 0Ja5.OJ; two hors'
pIows s. UOal6,0O.
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Presc~iDtEo5ss.

You may feel perfectly secure in hay
ing your Prescriptions carefully aud ac
curately filled of Fresh Pare Drugs, nj
deci4 I. P. FORTUNE & cos.
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NfnEriI.6.

In Weakley county, Tenn, on the 18th
inst. at the residence of the bride father,
by the Rev. MIR Smith, Mr. r W THoMAs,
Of Kentucky, to Miss ALICE TAYLOR.
Also at the same time and place, by the
same, Mr.. WM BAILEY, formerly of Va,
to Miss MoLLIE TAYLOR.
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Attention is called to the card OF
Oliver Guinsnd, portrait painter, Louis
vile. Kentucky There are hundreds of
sitirsns about Hickman who can bear
tsssihsny to the excellsnss Of his work
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QUERY: why will men sn' ,
common tobacco, when they can 10y
Marburg Bros. Seal Of N,ffh Clres"a, a.
che same psics - fsDii'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20

TIME firm OF Gardner 4 White Click
man FIGURING Mills" j. dissolved by
mutual consent-W. II Gardner retiring
from the firm; having sold his entire in
terest to Mr.. 5. n White-who assumes
all the liabilities OF the old firm, aud il
an horized to collect the assets. The dis
solution dates from May LIST, 1873.
W. II. GARDNER,
June IA, 1871 s. n. WHITE.
Referring to the above announcement
| beg TO return my grateful thanks TO my
old friends, and customers who have for D
long time given me their patronage IL
the mill hHsi4 ess-and to cordially com
nenl my Tor ner partner, Mr.. White as q
gentlemen. worthy their continued IA
vors | bespeak for Hickman mills, tn,
support Of the public.
June If, 1873. W II GARDNER.
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A COO KING club has been Organized in
Paris, KY The idea il to enlist among
the members all the unmarried ladies of
the town, AID teach them the art of cook
in and other domestic duties.
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Z AIDES AND MISSES FELT SKIRTS.
4 Childrens Wool Hose, Ladies' Coll
lars aud Cuffs Blankets, ShawIs. Yarn,
sc, all of which will he sold M bottom
prices. at }. AMBERG 5 SONS.
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4 PErA2EAsrE REsu-T-

II makes no difference how many Physi-
clans or how much medicine you have
tried it is now an restabliShed fact that
German Syrup is the only remedy which
has given complete satisfaction in severe
cases Of Lung Diseases. II is true there
are vet thousands of persons who are
predi sposed 10 Throat and Lung Affections
Consumption, Hemorrhages. Asthma.
Severe Colds settled on the Breast
Pneumonia ehoopiug Cough &c, who
have no personal knowledge af Boschees
German syrup To such we would say
that 10000 dozen were. last year without
one complaint. Consumpiives try just
one bottle Regular size - cents Sold
by all Druggists in America. Sold by
Brrk 4 CnMGILL
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The Memphis papers announce that
20 celebration OF Mardi Gras will be
held in that city this Winter
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NOTICE

A LII parties Indebted to me, will please
n GALLON Jas. A. Warner. or W. 7.
Frenz and settle the same. AMI oblige.
ie7-tfl JOSEPH STEAGALA.
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WAG0nS ElR CATTLE.

Troutw cine & Simones will trade their
best make of Wagons for Cutrle. Here is
chance TO get new wagon in exchaE Se
for cattle. augl6
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D1un MnR.ica-

TEHE CITY TAX COLLECTOR respect
fully gives due notice 10 all city tax
payers, that they must settle mp hy the
20th of this month, or he will be compell-
ed to collect by regular process of law.
JAMES a. WARNER,
d12- '78 c. +. C.
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IL S.Zg& SASH. DOORS BLINDS,
a aud Builiing Mlteriai of every De
scrption, cue4per Than ever. a.
d6 81 J. AMBERG ) SONS
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Vnte az YOu sHgensp.

DUT remember that you can buy the
ID hest quality of Groceries at the low
est prices, at
ap26 JOHN WHITING S.
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A y ENTlRENEW AND FRESH STOCK
a oil Gents Clothing AMI Furnishing
Goods in al the styles, AMI Of unsurpass-
ed quality at Tie cheap store of
novS- IS II. BUCHANAN
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All persons Indebted to the firm of J.
H. plaut < Bro, must come up and settle
by December Is, 1873, as we are deter
mined to close cur accounts by thar time.
Respectfully,
novI5 J.H. PLAUT & BRO.
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DUY YOUR DRUGS. MEDICINES,
y Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, &c,
cheap for cash. at
mar231 FORTUNES DRUG STORE.
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The bonded and Fl 'ating debt of
Columbus Is S35 .439 10
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DISSOLUTION.

at lowest cash prices.
;nIvDQ f7G
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EornsnrisaaEOsas.

~ EFT your Prescriptions filled and med
RI icines Al IIolcomhes Drug Store-be
has had more than % years experience
in the drug business,
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GCHOFIELD's PATENT VAPORIZING
= Inhaler, for cure of Caiarrh, Bron-
chitis, Horseness, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
and all affections Of the Fhro at anl Lungs
for sale NJ
mar221 FORTUNES DRUG STORE.
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The Methodist Annual Conference
is to meet in Mayfeld next year-in De-
cember
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DUr THE WAR in the price Of Gro
ceries only shows that you can buy
The very best quality at the very lowest
prices at
ap16 JOHN WITTING'S.
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FEOurHing Ssoohsy

A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF
a Black Goods, all new and fresh. at
the cheap cash store of
noyS-75 H. BUCHANAN.
0tALL AND EXAMINE OUR LARGE
stock of Ossr Goats. which are chean-
er han ever offered in this market.
dc st J.AMBERG-S SONS.
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Anssle Ninegar.

nLD COURraY MADE APPLE VINE
AR-Suimhle for making pickles
Tor sale at BUCK * COWGILL'S.
angie tt
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Don't Fall Behind IEle
Ehaas1 lime

GtIrIZEN Tax PAYERS, the hrst Of April
I is fast approaching. This is the
Sberifs Dead Line. If you fail to pay
your taxes until then. you involve him
and his securities in 30 per cent. damages
above the taxes due. You have been in
dulgrd rs long the nature of the case
will admit. Iou must now pay or fa.e
the consequences of the failure upon
yourselves. Respectfully.
marSl 3. K. WALKER, Sheriff.
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TT YOU WANT A NICE cHRISTM s
4 Present for your wife aud daughter,
60 and get some of the nice. ebeap Dress
Goods at j. AMBERG'S SONS d20-tf
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= For Michel.
Fair WarninG.

a Ii PARTIlS INDEBTED To HENRY
IN Bnchanaf. are hereby notified 10 ca /
aud settle Immediately. a an actually
needing monek and depend on my GUS
toners TO pay up promptly. di3
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1878-11-16
The Result.

Returns from the elections received up to
the morning of the 18th, are summarized as
follows:
Alabama Democratic Congressman all
elected, with the possible exception of Garth,
in the Eighth, where Lowe, Independent,
polled a large vote.
Arkansas Democratic Congressman prob
Connecticut Republicans gain two Con-
gressmen- -Hawley in the First and Miles in
the Fourth District. No choice for Governor.
Legislature Republican, thus insuring the
election of the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, and also Republican United States
Senator to succeed Barnum, Democrat.
Delaware-DemocraticS State and Congress
sional ticket elected.
Florida-Bisbee, Republican, is re elected
in the First Congressional District, and Hull
Democrat. is elected in the second-no po-
Georgia-The regular Democratic candi-
dates for Congress are elected in all but two
districts, the Seventh and Ninth, where VIM.
II. uiton and Emory Speers, both running as
Independent Democrats. are elected.
uinofs-The Republicans have gained two
Congressmen, viz, Davis in the Second Dis
trict, ana Thomas in the Eighteenth. For
syth. National Republican, is elected over De-
cius, Democrat, In the Fifteenth District,
while In the Thirteenth, Stevenson. National
The Republican State ticket is elected by
probably l5,0o0 to 10000 majority, and the
ballot In the Legislature. Chicago elects
Republican city officers by from 5000 to 10000
Kansas-The Republican candidates for
Congress are all elected. The Republican
majority on State ticket is estimated at about
10000; Legislature strongly Republican in
both branches.
Kentucky Democratic Congressman elect
ed in all districts, with the possible excep-
tion of the Ninth, which is doubtful.
\, Louislana. & ..Congressional delegation solid
of the Fifth District, where the result l. close
burke and entire Democratic State ticket
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1878-11-16
The Dorian.

The dorian is a fruit of which the
mere smell is so repulsively powerful
that the presence of even one Gt is about
as large as a cocoa-nut stripped of its
fibre) in any part of the house is enough
to fill every room with the odor, and this
is such that, on discovering it, the first
impulse of the ignorant inmate would be
that it was time he should see to his
drains. 1t may be imagined that to go
to sea, as have, in a ship even partially
loaded with dorians, is trial to the
stoutest of sailors. Yet of all fruits
there is none which is more priced as a
delicacy by the natives of the country,
so that whole ship loads ara yearly car
ried up the Irrawady to the palace OF
the King of Ava. What is more, even
among Englishmen there are not few
who, having once violently overcome
their first repugnance and presevered
for little, have exchanged their dis.
gust for admiration, and will assure
their more squeamish friends that there
is no fruit in the world to equal the
dorian.-Fraser's Magazine.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1878-11-16
Science and Industry.

The stagnatlon of the English iron
trade causes the consumption of coal to
be very small in England compared to
what it was.
North Carolina is said to be the
only State in the Union that fills all the
blanks of the Agricultural Department
at Washington-that is, producing every
article contained in its tables.
Immense beds of anthracite coal
exist near the Yaqui River, Sonora, and
within 120 miles of Guaymas; and rail-
road from Tucson to Arizona, to Quay
mas is said to be in the near future.
The Russian leather, so much priz-
ed for durability and grateful smell, is
prepared by the use of the essential oil
of the birch tree. Bales of it will lie for
a long time in damp warehouses with
out spotting or being otherwise injured
by mildew.
1t is reported that Brush, the cleo
trician, has under contract for the Mer-
rimac Mills at Lowell, Mass, u machine
with 20 electric lights on a single cir
cult, warranted to be steady and uni
form. This is gain from four to 20
the best results yet not giving over four
steady lights on a single circuit.
Immense quantities of apples are
being taken to Europe by the steamers.
The surplus crop is very large, and
some Eastern farmers are feeding their
cows with them, rather than ship them
to market at ruling prices, which are
81 to S1.25 per barrel. Export ship
ments are not always profitable, de-
pending largely on the condition OF the
fruit on arrival; but when in good con-
dition a fair profit is realized. During
the past three weeks the value of the
shipments exceeded $4,000. Some
vesseles have taken as many as 5000
barrels.
The growing of flax and the manu-
facture of linen are restricted to the
province of Ulster. Some idea of the
magnitude of the Irish linen trade may
be gathered from the fact that the guam
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1878-11-16
su.u Oo.e-- t'.ll AItloN W.u.a' 'i
ion, prevent all future trouble"
His Continuous Journey.

Last evening a man with red mud on
his boots and WEAKNESS all over him en-
tered car of an incoming train at a
station a dozen miles or so from New
York. When the conductor came along
the weary man drew from his vest
pocket the last half of an excursion
ticket between New York and a station
some half dozen miles beyond where he
entered the train, and on another branch
of the road, over which the train had
not passed. The conductor quietly re-
turned the ticket and remarked "not
good" at the same time pointing to a
stipulation on the ticket, which said that
in consideration of the reduced rate the
company would only accept the ticket
for /" one continuous journey"
The weary man looked inquiringly
and said " "WaalP"
"You stopped over at the last sta
tion," explained the conductor, "and
so you are not making zone continuous
Journey"
"How do you know ain'tP" wearily
asked the passenger.
"Because this train hasn't been on the
other branch at all )" said the conductor,
showing signs OF lmpatlence.
"What has this train to do wi my
continuous journeyp" questioned the
man, also getting impatient.
AS though propounding a question
that would put stop to further talk,
the conductor asked well, how could
you make continuous journey on thi:
train from place this train doesn't &C
to at ALP" adding that the rules of the
company were peremptory and must be
enforced.
al amt said nothing about this train,'
replied the weary man, evidently much
disguised. 81 footed it all the way
to the junction, after l found the last
train had gone, and got here just il
time to hang on to this train as it wa:
starting, and if that amt continuou.
journey I'd like to know what is.''
The hilarity of the other persons ir
the Car seemed to annoy their weary
ellow-passenger, and he explained, a.
the conductor passed on, that he woulC
like to know, eff the rules of the com
pany prevented man from walking
over their old road on an excursion tick
et."-Net0 York Sun.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1878-11-16
How to Put Girl Stock Up.

The number of young men who go
alone to balls, sociables and other even
ing Entertainments has been rapidly in
creasing for years past, and is now
general subject of remark. Doubtless
this is partially due to the growing iso-
lation of men and women consequent
on club life and other causes, but is
largely due to the absurd necessity i'm
posed upon young men of providing a
carriage, at an expense of S3, when
ever they invite young ladies to accom-
pany them to the theater or party, and
this, added to other expenses, swells the
amount to a prohibitory size. Let girls
turn to and make their own dresses in a
pretty, simple fashion; let them dis
courage the hiring of carriages, the pur-
chase of expensive bouquets, and re.
fuse restaurant suppers, at least beyond
the moderate dish of oysters, the cup of
chocolate or plate of ice-cream, and
they will see u marvellous change in the
social thermometer-girl stock will go
up.-ErchdIlge.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1878-11-16

Vonce vas bure like dot good looking snow,
But tumbled me OFF und avayI did go,
Nicht so clean like der mud vat vas growed
on der shtreet,
L vas schraped from der pootS OF der peebles
l meet,
Drinkin' und swearin'. did like if I'd die,
To been shtiff like n mackercl dot no one
won't puy,
While drink me some lager to got square
meal,
vas scared dot some students mine pody
would shteal,
NY crashious, how vas dot gets down so low,
When vonce 1 vas shweet like dot peuditul
-Hc,ckege.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1878-11-16
Instead of bridesmaids, fashion in

Instead of bridesmaids, fashion in
France now prescribes two tiny pages,
who are chosen from the prettiest of the
boy relatives of the bride or bridegroom.
These are dressed in velvet of the BRIDES
favorite color. At a recent wedding the
tiny court dress worn was of sapphire
velvet, with white silk stockings and
velvet shoes with diamond buckles. A
bouquet composed of rosebud, an
orange blossom, and branch of myrtle
is attached to the left side. They per-
form the usual role of the bridesmaid,
carry the brides missal bouquet, and
gloves, and, in addition, meet her and
assist her from and to the carriage-step
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1878-11-16
CONGRESSIONAL GAINS
A Canary Bird Taught to Produce the
Music of Waltz.

Swinging in gilded cage in the cozy
parlor of Mrs. G. w. Carpenter, whose
husband is the proprietor of the Cont
mental Hotel in Newark, is brown and
yellow canary bird. 1t looks like an
ordinary bird, behaves like an ordinary
bird but listen to it for second, and
you will hear tune, occasionally varied
by genuine bird warblings.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1878-11-16

The London correspondents already
off to the Afghan war are Capt. Charles
Norman for the Times, Mr.. Forbes for
the DAILY Ne,Os, Mr.. Frederick Boyle for
the Standard and Mr.. Phil. Robinson
for the Telegraph.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1878-11-16
EAST AND SOUTHEAST.

Alexander Smith, Republican Congre5H
man-elect from the Twelfth New York Dis
trict, died on the night Of election at his
home In Yonkers.
Washington Thomas, an active partisan of
Tammany Hall, committed suicide in New
York City upon ascertaining the defeat of
the Tammany candidates.
The family vault Of the Stewart family in
st. Marks Churchyard, New York City, was
broken open on the night of the 9Th, and the
body Of A. 7. Stewart, the dead millionaire,
distracted from its coffin and car
ried of. 1t is supposed that the
crime was planned and executed for the
sake Of the largereward which it was hoped
might be offered. but Judge Hilton saws he
will give 100000 il necessary for the de-
lection and punishment Of the villains who
committed the crime, but not one cent for
theEecovery Of the body.
Edward Cooper, who has Just been elect
ed Mayor OF New York, is the son of Peter
Cooper, the Greenesek Presidential candi-
date in 1876, and Is the brother-in-Iaw OF
Abraham $. Hewitt. He Is an anti-Tam-
many Democrat.
Edward Aldrich, lawyer, aged 81, COM
mitted suicide at his residence in New York
City on the Sth. No cause assigned,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1878-11-16

"A 2-year-old child of Mr.. John
Shea, of Lowell, Mass, whose clothes
had caught fire from the stove, jumped
into the cradle containing his little sis
ter, aged months. The boy was burn
ed to death and the infant was not ey-
pected to live. The children were alone
n the room when the accident hap
pened.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1878-11-16

Miss Belva Lockwood, the Wash
ington female lawyer, has been refused
permission TO practice in the adjacent
circuit Of Maryland.