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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-11
MGHEE ana WATSON.
What Georgia Thinks OF Them.
From the Atlanta Constitution

From the Atlanta Constitution.
Now that Messrs. r. r. Wilson
& Co.--for it r.. 7. Wilson & Co.
have bought the Macon and Bruins
wick road, and have taken possession,
let us see who they are and what they
propose to do, and what they have
bought aud what they will do with it.
In the first place, the company is an
exceptionally strong one. Atits hesd
is Mr.. Dick Wilson, ono of the most
sagacious and successful of southern
railroad owners-a power on Wall
street, aud an authority in railroad
finance. He and his partner, Mr..
McGhee, who is also interested in the
purchase, own the East Tennessee and
Virginia road, and the Memphis and
Charleston, and part of the Selma,
Rome and Dalton road. The first
road is one of the chief arteries OF
travel and traffic running north and
south through the continent, and the
late appreciation of the stock of the
latter from 10 and II cents to 80 and
go is evidence hat it is to become one
of the important roads Of the coun-
try.
Back of Messrs. Wilson & McGhee
is a company of capitalists, including
Mr.. Henry Morgan, Of New York,
Mr.. Millbanks and others. The
Georgia members of the company are
Messrs, Hazlehurst, Lane and two OF
three others. There is no lack OF
capital, experience or nerve or fore
sight in the company, The executive
head Of the company, Mir. w. M.
Johnson, is a brother in law of Mr.
Wilson, a fine business man-young,
active, clear. headed and FULL Of energy
and vim. He had bought, just before
the purchase of the road, two of the
finest plantations in south Georgia
purchasing from Mr.. Lee Jordan, and
consequently had already identified
with Georgia and Georgia develop.
ment. AS far as all the %essentia'
points are concerned, the road is il
the hands ofa company hat must Dc
as much for the state as any company
that could have taken the road.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-11
DIR. PurneII's Understnndlng

EDITORS LEDGER-ln your report
Of testimony before the circuit court
yesterday, | was represented as saying
that the professional services ofphysi-
clans who consented to answer calls
for such upon the Howard association
we're extended to all persons regard
less Of their ability to pay for same.
Having been requested to correct this,
| would say that / did not so state.
The meaning intended to be conveyed
was, that all yellow fever sick calls
coming from within a given district
to the Howard association were to be
answered by the physician to whom
that district was assigned for his pro.
fessional supervision. 1t being con
templated in the arrangement in the
beginning that all persons able to pay
a physician we're expected to employ
one on their own responsibility, and
when such persons could furnish the
necessary supplies the physician
should not order upon the Howard
fund for aid. II. w. PURNELL, NJ. D.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-11
Police NeMs.

The strcet-car driver, William Bar
rett, who accidentally ran into a little
negro girl on Main street yesterday,
was discharged this morning.
A festive tramp, found sweetly
sleeping in somebody else's domicile
yesterday, will go to work on the
chaiu-gang to-day and serve ten
days.
a iacctious young man giving hi:
name as john Jones, got into a
squabble with Mary Morris, inmate o
a DeSoto street bagnio yesterday
evening, which cost him just FIVE dol
lars this morning.
Samuel Gaines, colored, is in troubl,
accused Of stealing an overcoat frou
a Mr.. Traders room on Front street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-11
ZOE sAL.E.

NHEAp; one-horse Rockaway, AZ 7. A. DI.
WI E&CO., cor fernando andVance. gu
ITiUE and lot on Uausoy street, containing
III six rooms; also horse and lot on Court
street extended, containing Eve rooms; either
or both will Be sold cbehr Also for rent the
W. d. Rutiand place In Greenwood, two and
r half miles south Of city. Enquire Of G. W.
Rutland, so Front street. S8
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-11
CONGRESSIONAL
LOST.


lAI the p.uO haS tJva coat Au.
w from IS Adams St. Saturday night, please
return letters AID diary book TO 1856 Man ST..
aud keep the rest. $40
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-11

NEwBuRG, N. Y, Oct. 20. 1879.
II. H.. WARNER & Co, ROCHESTER, n.
Y.-GENTLEMEN;-"A lady Of over sew
enty years of age, in failing health for
over a year, has been using Warmers Safe
Bitters on my recommendation. She feels
very grateful for the benefit che has de-
rived therefrom, and says that until she
used it her stomach could bear no vegeta-
bic food for over three years. ] believe il
10 be Il certain specific for dyspepsia.
DR.. J. 7. J0sLYN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-11

The Hon. Thomas B. Keogh aud j,
w Harden have boon elected dele
gates TO the Chicago convention from
the Fifth district Of North Carolina,
and have been instructed for Grant.
This makes six Grant delegates, ont
Of ten thus far elected from that
state.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-11

Represents the hours that SOL. COLE
MAN kseps his Cigar Palace open (daily
except sundays. 3l6 Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-11

According to the present indica-
tions Grant will have the Kentucky
delegation to the Chicago convention /,
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FRENfI OYNTERN.

Received To-day per Express.
IL. SEEsSEL, SIX, & SON,
Cor. Jefferson and Second Street,
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WANTED.
MURSE-A white girl, 10 to Is years old; i
IN suits can get o permanent home. Arpl,
TO W. x. Portion, 56 Madison Il Ol5
WHRkE first cldss partmakers, at Stage,
/ & Goldbaum. eli
A YOUNG man of ability wants a situation
n as bill, entry or shipping clerk. Addre.s
"P" Ledger office. go
n old experienced nurse tcolored woman
Anow nursing scarlet fever can b. procured
m reasonable terms by leaving an order al
this office 9li
AID kAse, iron, metals and all grades
~ cotton. by s. GABAl, agent, Is Beal st
Orders by mail promptly attended to. S3
TNl buy Cd city bonds. Nicholson paying
] certificates or bills, and county warrant
from FIRST hand', for taxes. i'll. GO0DLOE,
ESarnto". 81 " Olson street. l5lxxv2O
DEAL ESTATE trading men to call at No.
II 6 Nnlherrv. e. p BATES. 1915
ifU sAuhange a nlce lot on fernando road,
Just this siGo Of the curve, for a good
horse and buggy. Addresg
81 u. W, LEDGER Office.
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Dental AGENTS


rSWITTEu5as
~ ply on premises. . 0H
My two story brick residence near corne,
NJ Of Mill and Seventh; good c%isterns, sta
hles. etc. viii rent cheap TO u good payint
ieaant that wilt take good care Of toe prem
iscs. Apply % D. G. Slaughter Tax Collec
-. oalee la SLAlfa ER 1881
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-11-13

SO few matters Of interest transpire Ia ouT
town from time to time, that your corresp0n.
dent hnds but little to communicate The
election has been the ono absorbing thought
for week. past each party being sangnine
Of success The great wheel, however, has
rolled osef once more, and given to our eoun.
try Republican President and 10 our county
continuation Of the license system. The
Republicans are very jubilant over their sue
cess, and so are the opponents of local option.
On last Friday evening the Republicans cele.
braled their victory With an Inflammation,
torch'lighl procession, burning OF tar barrels
&C., with large amount Of throat and lang
exercise, and speech from the great advocate
Of Republiean principles, Dr. J. j. Weaver,
Jr.
Sometime during the same night Mr.. Josiah
Erb, tenant On the farm Of Mr.. Alfred Zol.
lekofer, near Uniontown, had stolen from
his field fifty bushels Of good corn, the parties
taking good care not to husk Il themselves
but only taking such as was husked. Mr., Erb
has his suspicious, with very strong proof Of
who he zi'ilsy ere. The foot prints in the
soit ground sbow that ono Of the paitl had "a
gnhbsI boots.
The Beard u School Commissibnors % oar
county hfve purchased o very bea4uIa l'.
aud crested .bercon a large and commodioa
brick 5uilding .or 'he aotoHnad aslau ~ tts
school children a our tuwh ord siainilE, Tic
'-ar " 26x7O feet, divided aio tao 1oas.
On acb 90 sa.l- FRO eeer 40 bupi
The name gwen 10 the building lorraine
AesdnmY, hdguaiinE 20 the follop, & man
hars Tie pbpiig muMaiiy essaeiAg thst i
should De- named after the ono who reclived
the fret shipping iolaIuo baing the name
Of The y0uih, kpuce the title.
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mo rarp T,.k nI..rlsntlsn.


Mr. b. Ferguson, Maryland Fish Com.
missioner, h6s addressed lhe following letter
10 the DEWpCaAuC AnyegArE 10 regard to
the disiFihRicn Of young carp throughout the
State
tbs pr,lmeeilou al thg ImioTied ARP Ut the
brueulF4 poaa ih bH3i iil rafk has 1eeI 30 sue
gseE tais ~ ihai hnr' g u -lia 2 make
those personsln the State who desire 10 cultivate
thcm, and have made ARRANGEMENTS with the Ad.
ANS aud baltimore and Ohio Express Companies
which willicnhble inc 10 supply tue wants III the
applicants mueh more conveniently than hereto
fore Lat season issued 20 each applicant twenty
OF these hsh but II was necessary for the parties de
string then 10 send IA the Matching house la Druid
Ilill Park for their respective quotas. am now
happy % announce that can send the fish by cx-
pres through the cooperation ofthe companies above
mentioned ~ any OF their stations This arrange.
meat will ave applicants muen trouble and o..
pense. would much prefer, however. TO ISSUE Dish
ut the ponds and IN order 10 induce those Wishing
thcm " ooc for them Will issue teA fish Ia addition
~ the usual number supplied 10 those who come for
them and thus relieve usOf the necessity ofshppbg
The number OF tish ~ be sent 10 parties desiring
them will be d1ed for the present atfon,. The cost
Of WagOning THE station. uxprcss changes aud
turn Of tho cans 10 the Druid iiill Matching house
will be y, which amount will be collected by the
exprcs agent on delivery OF the fish, The parties
receiving the fish must bc provided with vessel =,
which the sh can be transferred on their delivery
The number % transporting. cans belonging 70 the
cunusissiou IS lliAted. and there Is Of course
urgent necessity Drtheir prompt return
have received the most encouraging accounts Of
ANt huttN-d " NTH alttuutl Aht CULTIVATION OF
this fish by lhte Who have hitherto hccn recipients
OF them. and Il bids fair 70 on want which has
Teen much felt Ia this state This hsh Is adInira
hiy adapted for domestic purposes that every one In
the state who has even small pond, such rs IS
uually devoted ~ the collection OF lee should pre-
Rru Ii for rcariug the carp. The carp, being largely
vegetable feeder. 0e raised al very ilue ex-
pcnse. and rau be utilized for the consumption OF
the waste OF the kitchen and garden trust that
the arrangements which have made Will enable
you aud your neighbon ~ avail yourselves Of the
advantages presented hy the Introduction Of this
fish into the United states by Prof Baird
Mr. ferghsuiih address u Maryland FISH Commits.
sion, 1871 NJ strcst Washington u, c.
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Ratification Notice.


In the Orphans Court Of Carroll County.
OcToBER TERN, 1850.
Estate Of Michael Ott deceased.
0N application it is ordered this LIST day Of
~ November, 1880, that the sale OF the
Real Estate Of Michael OF, late Of Carroll.
county, deceased, made by Washington Rea.
yer, Executor Of the last will aud testament
Of said deceased, and this day reported to this
Coutt by the said Executor, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause be shown to the con.
tray on or before the. lst Monday, ,Gsh day OF
Dectniber next provided COPY Of this order
be iasered for three successive week ia some
newspaper printed and published IN Carroll
eonIgy, before the 9th Monday, 10th day Of
November next
Ilf report states the amount Of sale 10 be
eight hundred and one dollars, t$sOl.0 CO.,
GRANVILLE 7. Herring,
WILLIAM FRTZELL,
NEIGHBOUR 7. ALLGIRE,
Jndgess
True cOpy,-Test;
j. OLIVER wADLOw,
novt.st Register Of Wills.
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Toy and Variety Store

MRS CALLAGHAN.
MAIN STREET, NEAR THE DEPOT,
HAS just received large stock Of chill
IA drens' buggies and carriages, hobby.
horses, wagons, velocipedes, hoops, TOYS, balls.
musical instruments, sateheIs, baskets. picture
frames, stationery, balls and bats, dancing
ropes, dolls, Ornamental brackets. books,
fancy articles, fruits, confectioneries, &c.
A call il solicited as they will be sold
cheap. dec 81 ei'''
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-11-13

n Near York Road, on the Pennsylvania Line
hailr9ad, Mr. \. Mehring is grading a bed
Tor s'aelingoraswitch. On Monday morning
iast, henry Eyler, one OF the men engaged Ia
.ne work, whilst ut work undermining an EN-.
oahs,nent the mass OF earth and rocks fell.
srasning hmto the earth and completely bury.
ing nun several feet deep. lie was quickly
,eseaed, but he received severe injuries about
inc mead, neck and shoulders, and was gen
ously harmed. '"S"s" "O' 's''i
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TheaStaal cost ofthe postal service 10 the
gcnerd treasury during The past fiscal yeaf
was - 1924. This deficit Is S2i5,l14 less
than The deiei, Of the preceding year. The
States returning the largest postal revenues
included New York, 81, 200, 1856; Pennsylya.
MIA, y, 9si ,703; Illinois, 2,ds3, pa; Mary
land, SOL, 2S2. Alaska foots the list with
S453. The ne, revenue from the money-or
der business was S269, pos.
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Rev w. b. Lefeyre and A. d. Keypori, Of
Littlestown, Pa, who believed that they had
Uncovered gold near this city, and leased the
mineAsl rights on several farms recently, have
again been prospecting ,hereabouts, aud have
leased the lands Of the following gentlemen .
Daniel. Reese, Andrew J. Reese, David X.
Brown, Henry YingIing, John T. Yinglipg,
Jeremiah Matthias, jeremiah ShaefFer, Jesse
GHrowl' The0. +. Englar, Adam Meyls, Geo.
ter, Mr. Hammer, Mr.. KTeitzer. John pIe~.
man, John nosfeid, Cyrus Schweigart, Zeph.
aniah Leisier, George stephan Henry shy.
der and many others.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscr,.
~ Der has obtained from The Orphans,
Court Of Carroll couhty Letters Of Adm;nie.
trntion on the personal estate Of
WILLIAM +. HAINEs,
late Of said aonnty, deceased. An ne,.
sons having claims against the deceased arc
hereby warned TO exhibit the same. will ~
vouchers thereof legally authenticated. NJ IN
subscriber, on or before the 10th dav ~
May, lesli they may otherwise by Iaw ~
excluded from ilbeneft Of said estate. Ti,ose
indebted are requested to make Immediate
payment. A''''
October, 1880 ~ =
PINKNEY ]. BENNETT.
oct so-9t Adminisiratar
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Large Farm at Private Sale-Louis p. Eng
lar, Double Pipe freek, Carroll county, Md
Trustees Sale ofa House and Lot in Mid
al,,asars aChas 4. Rsxa-tirz. qsasiss
Bargains at wamPlef \ Shaeifsr's, wss
End, Westminster. . 3
Public sale-Marg0rts Callaghan, West
Minister, Nd.
Minister.
Mill wanted-C, II. cnuse, Manchester,
Wanted-wm. p. Andeton, Mt Airy, Nd
List Of Unclaimed Matte Legal Notices.
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Fayette McNullan, a prominent citizen Of
Virginia, was fatally injured at a railroad
crossing in Wytheville, Va, on Monday night
and died Tuesday. He Fas about77 yeari OF
age, He served in both branches OF the ,yh,
ginia Legislature for number Of years, and
was Representative in Congress for several
terms before the war. He was also the frs;
Governor of Washington Territory, by ap
pointment of President Buchanan. Duriny
the rebellion be served in the Confedenti
COngress
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-11-13

Mr.. Thomas j. Belts, wellknown citizen
Of Freedom district Carroll county, is con.
fined to his house by sickness.
Two Of Howard's fair daughters have ex.
changed the state Of single blessedness" for
the bonds Of mairimony this week. May their
-fniurc lives be those OF unaloyed happiness.
Phyllis Williams, colored. lOi years old,
died on Monday last on the farm Of Mr.. Au.
gustts warGeld, near this place. Another
"old Landmark gone.
The new Catholic Church, about one mile
south. west Of Poplar Springs, has been com.
pleted aud presents an attractive appearance.
Hiram Woodward was the builder aud Geo
Wagg0neF painter aud irAscoer. 80 = =
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NnoVember b-~cIoudy aud rainy all day, rain
at times beng quite heavy. November T..
clear, Tledy and rather cool. November g.
ground frozen and ice formed; bright and
clear, and rather pleasant from il a. N. 10
2; m. November 9-elear and pleasant.
November lo-cloudy all day, with an occa.
sicaal sprinkle Of rain, and a few flakes Of
snow aoopt noon steady rain at night, with
Instant ruhnuimgsof thunder November IL
Gear and warm. November l2-bright
ana springiks, succeeded by blustery weather.
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PROCLAMATION.
THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
Carroll County, 10 vii

To the People Of Carroll Co., Greeting,
Il NOW YE, that in pursuance Of an set
IN Of the General Assembly Of Maryland
passed january session, eighteen hundred aud
eighty, and approved by the Governor on the
18th day Of March, 1880, entitled, "An act
to enable the qualified voters Of Carroll Coun
~ to determine by ballot whether spirituous
or fermented liquors or alcoholic bitiers shall
be sold in said county, All election was duly
held on the Tuesday next after the first Mon
day in Novem Der, in the year eighteen hun.
dred and eighty, in the several election dis.
tricts and precincts Of Carroll County, at
which said election ballots we're received
having thereon, as prescribed by the said Act,
the words ''For License to sell spirituous or
fermented liquors or alcoholic bitters,n or
the words Against License to sell spiritu-
Gus or fermented liquors or alcoholic biltep, .
respectively. AID WHEREAS the Judges Of
said election having mad ca return Of the votes
40 east to the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
Carroll County, il is by the said Act made my
duty Immediately TO max proclamation Of the
result Of said election; Now THEREFORE,, l.,
Frank T. Shaw, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County, do hereby, as by the said
Act commanded, issue this my proclamation
declaring and making known unto the people
Of said county, that by the returns so as afore-
said made to me by the said Judges Of cleo
ton, il duly appears that at the said election,
held as aforesaid, there were cast thirty.three
hundred aud sixly.fve (3365) ballots having
thereon the words ''For license TO sell spirit.
uous or fermented liquors or alcoholic bit.
ters, and twenty seven hundred and eighty
eight l27ss) ballots having thereon the words:
Against license to aell spiritaons or fermon-
ted liquors or alcoholic bitters," and accor
dinghy Il is found by the said returns; and
hereby declared and made known that ma.
jority Of the votes at said election in said
County has been cast "For license to sell spir.
itnoas or fermented liquors or alcoholic bit
tersn
6fYl Given under my hand and official sea-
GA&G this 9TH day Of November, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty.
FRANK I. SHAW,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
nov d.3t
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Thomas Il. and WiiiiaA s. Myer, larmerly
with y. J. Foley, Bros. \ Co., Of Baltimore,
have purchased the Moreloek tannery build
ing, fronting on Liberty and Green streets,
this city, and will turn it into steam ii1urug
mill. The mill will run from SIX q eight
huhrs, with capacity Of about one hundred
barrels per day. The price paid for iae ia'
and improvements vas 81 900.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-11-13

Monday, November sthRDr. James p.
Summers, executor Of Ratel Greenhollx,
deceased, settled LIST aud fnaaccount.
The last will and testamemof Zachariah
: y,tSsash, dageased, was admiad 10 probate,
aud leuets testamentary granted to Harriet
A. Ebanugh and jeremiah Ebaugh.
Tuesday, November 9.--J0hn g. Kregelo
and Ezra !. Kregelo, administrators Of John
kregelo, deceased, returned list Of sales Of
goods and chaitels.
Theodore A. Clay, executor Of Ann Clay,
deceased, received, order to sell residue OF
real estate. ....I
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"a. losa EnIiIrY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Chas. W. Slagle, Mortgage, vs.. John II.
Ninemiller and Mary d. Winemiller his
wife, Morigagors.
OhDERED this 9th day Of November, A.
~ u. 1850, that the account Of the Auditor
filed in this caue be finally rutilied and con.
hrmed unless calise TO the CONTRARY thereof Il
shown on or before ihe 23rd day Of NoYom.
Der iast.i provided copy 'of dis order b
inserted for two successive weeks before the
last named day in some newspaper published
in Carroll County.
FRANK T SHAW, Clerk.
True Copy-Tess.
nov e-2i. FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk
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PUMP-MAKING.

YNHE undersigned offers his services "a he
a public as Pnmp Maker. ana 4 IRE.
pared to make new pumps or repair AID oins
Timber Of tho bestNauality, fifnisbsd ~hen
desired. Prices as lss>,as good vol VII
Justify. All new work aearanteed from nns
e three years. WI - pieased l. faa.',,s.I. 4
share Of the pnbIc rslfonaee.
DAVID j. ROVER
- eb zSsIy NtsluiI1a,ef. "A
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Fears are entertained at Toronto that the
the propeller Zealand, Of Hamilton, and her
crew OF sixteen men has gone down in lake
Ontario. Pieces Of wreck apparently from
the vessel have been picked Up, and no iidings
Of her safety have been received, though she
has been at sea since Saturday last.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

j, NJ DIFFEN DIAL,
III opened Green Grocery and Con.
Al vciionery Store. Oysters served in
even pyle also furnished BY the pint, quart
or gA ~. Store on Liberty Street near Main,
oppo&eE, Lynch sSaleand Exchange Stable.
| sci orash only aud Don't you Forget
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Notice to Trespassers.

YNHE undersigned hereby warn all persons
a against Trespassiug on their premises,
either for hunting, cunning, trapping, hshing,
or in any other manner, The law will be
rigidly enforced against all offenders.
George stephan, Emanuel a. wilter.
Christopher Roop, John Hosfeld,
oct rs 3ts Gabriel Hammer.
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FOR RENT.

TINE undersigned has for rent Farms in
Il Baltimore county, Nd, belonging to
John I. Johns, for money rent, lime, &c.
Apply AZ Dover, near Emory Grove.
nov 6-3ts ISAAC n. WHEELER.
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TNHE County Commissioners Of Carroll
Il county, VIII meet at their Office, In West
minister, on the FIRsr MoSDAr or DEcEsBsR,
1880, for the transaction Of business.
BY order, JOSEPH A. WAESCHE,
novb Clerk.
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NOTICE.

TsHE National Greys' Band respectfully
a offer their services to the public for Pic
Mics and Social Entertainments, st terms TO
suit the times- For further information and
terms apply TO ]. +. MITTEN,
Band Agent.