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WAR CONFERENCES BETWEEN KAISER
 AN0 BIG CHIEFS
Important Gatherings Held at Berlin by Germany's
 Leaders.
(Hy Associated Press.)

Amsterdam Jan. 14.-Most import ant conferences were held in Berlin at the weekend, according to Ger man newspapers. They were inaug urated by the emperor's reception to the crown prince on Saturday when Field Marshal von Hindenburg and General von Ludendorff also con ferred with a number of leading per sonaSeS.
 Sunday there were important dis cussions between the higher army command and Chancellor von Hert- ling. after which the emperor had an audience with the chancellor and Field Marshal von Hindenburg. The results of these various conferences will be the basis for a further dis cussion Monday between the emperor and Von IIindenburg, Von Luden- dorff. Non Hertling and the crown prince
 It is said that Dr. von Rosenburg, assistant to Foreign Secretary von kuehlmaun, has been summoned hastily to Berlin by the emperor and has lett Brest-Litvosk on special train.
 According to the Zietung Am Mitta- gug, Chancellor von Hertlng is eX- pected to make two speeches. One will be before the main committee of the rCichstag on foreign policies and the other will be before the Prussian upper house on home policies The one before the reichstag committee probably will be on Wednesday, when the chancellor will reply to President Wilson and Premier Lloyd George and in advance to those statements that entente statesmen are still seN- peeted to make.
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WAR MEETING OF LUMBERMEN
(Spccial to The Graphic. ]

Minneapolis, Mnn, Jan. 14.-PatrI- otic addresses are to be a feature of the first war convention of the North western Lumbermen's association, which is to meet in this city tomor- TOW for a three-day session. The convention will bring to the city some 600 prominent retail lumber dealers of Minnesota, Iowa, North lDaklita and South Dakota. The adjustment of the retail lumber trade to War time conditions will furnish the lead ing subject of discussion.
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KILL 62 OFFICERS
 IN ODESSA RIOTS
 FOR OLD DEFENSE
Naval Men Pay for Probe Into Sailors Mutiny
 in 1912.

London. Jan. 14.-A dispatch to the orders at Sebastopol, in which e. naval officers were killed as the re- sult of two days of butchery, in which the horrors of kronstadt were re- enacted. It is added that most of those killed were members of the committee which, in 1912, under the old regime, held an inquiry into the rcbellious sailors revolutionary un- ion which resulted in the execution of many sailors and the exile of others. The affair, apparently for gotten has now been brought up against those responsible who were regarded as meriting death. It is re- ported in Odessa that the number of officers killed is greater than 62.
 The town of Killia, at the mouth of the Danube, which has been called the Russian Venice, another dispatch to the Times says, was footed during the Christmas holidays by soldiers stationed there, assisted by hoodlums. Much of the town was burned, the rioters firing the buildings after the houses and shops were sacked. The wcrk was done systematically, show ing that preparation had been made beforehand.
 The population. fled in terror. Some crossed into Roumana, while others scattered into the surrounding cnun- try where they are destitute. Still others came to Odessa by steamer. The perpetrators of the outrage also ,.,lo th allowed to take trains north without being molested.
 The superior council of national commisSaries, according to a Reuter- dispatch from Petrograd, has drafted decree declaring null and void all national loans issued by the impartial and Bourgeois CLvoff kerensky) gov ernment. All domestic loans held by foreigners are to be annulled without reservation. The only ones to be de- elared valid are short-term loans and the series of the national treasury.
 Fighting in Interior.
 A Reuter- dispatch from Petrograd indicates further fighting in the in terior of Russia. A newspaper dis patch from Kharkov reports that after the MaXlmalists opened fire with machine guns the second Ukrain- ian regiment surrendered with 5000 rifles and 13 machine guns. The com- mander of the regiment was released. Twelve capitalists, residents of Kharkov, were ordered to donate l. 0o0, ,000 rubles for the unemployed. The sum was disbursed by the mu- nicipality.
 A dispatch from Rostov says that Dabaltzvo station, on the lIkaterinolav line. changed hands three times ill the fighting between the COSsacks and the BolshevilI.
 It is reported that General Kale- dimes, the Cossack leader, is proceed ing toward the north
 Hunger riots have occurred at kol- umna, in the government of Moscow, resulting in the killing of 12 persons and wounding of 120. The Bolsheviki have occupied the Moscow headquar- ters of the Union of Zemstovs. | Idle soldiers in Petrograd are jour neying to the provinces and bringing back to the capital provisions, which i they are selling to the inhabitants at eXorbtant prices.
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Spain s commerce in 1916 totaled $i75,6122,322, of which $230, ,664.230 represented imports.
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Norway has 3,265 ships in mercan- tile fleet.
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an Reformation was celebrated thru out the whole of Sweden.
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SURGEONS agree that in cases of Cuts. Burns. Bruises and Wounds, the FIRST TREATMENT is most impor- tant. When an EFFICIENT antisec- tic is applied promptly, there is no danger of infection and the wound be- gins to heal at once For use on man or beast. BOROZONE is the IDEAL ANrlSEPTIC and HEALING
 AGENT. Buy it now and be ready for an emergency. Price 2oc soc, $1oo and $1.50. Sold by w. l.. De- woody X Co. Advt.
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TEXAS SWINE BREEDERS.

sulphur Springs, Texas, Jan. 14.- \ large attendance marked the open ing here today of the annual conven- tiCn of the Texas Swine Breeders association. The convention will con tinue it's sessions over tomorrow.
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Because her husband, William Ka- fitz, wealthy retired German, at tempted to tear up Liberty bonds which she had purchased. Mrs. Maud N. Kafitz, an American woman, shot and seriously wounded him at their residence at Los Angeles, Cal. The police refused to arrest her.
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TRI.STATE GRAIN GROWERS.
Special to The Graphic.O

Fargo, x. D., Jan. 14.-The bigger crops movement is to be given big push at the nineteenth annual con vention of the Tri-State Grain Grow. CTS association, delegates to which are already arriving in this city from all parts of Minnesota and the Da- kotas. The sessions of the conven- ton will begin tomorrow and con tinue through the remainder of the week. The gathering will be notable for the number of prominent speak CTS on the program. Included among them will be Sir Roderick Mckenzie representing the Canadian Council of Agriculture: Dr. F.. F. Ladd, president of the North Dakota Agricultural Col lege: F. G. Quamme, president of the St. Paul Federal Farm Land Loan bank. and Lynn Frazier, governor of North Dakota.
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,Large Trial Hottie of Sanol for 35c. Sanol is a family remedy. Sanol Is sald on an absolute guarantee. Re. member if it says Sanol t is all right. Sac. and $1.Q0 at the drug
World's cresset., 1918-10-10

What advantage then hath
the Jews? or what profit is there
Of circumclsior? Mu>h every
"ay, Chiefly because that unto
them were committed ihc -raclas
OF Gcd. Is be the CnA o. tho
Jews orIy, Is ln nIt a,so of lhc
9 n:!les9 Yes, of thr G,ut'j,s 5
also, Seeing il Is o,c LtI. ,A..G
shall Justify the cifcun Gision
by faith, a1d rncircumisi'n
through faI!h d. wo then make
!. void the law through sU!th Sod
forb'A, sea, Vc s;abIish tho 'aH
CIon. 3 IL % 80 3;l
Aay intctIe4eut r2ldcr ui't
see III lDo 'arruoR" gwen above
tho two Ways Ey failh h. tht
Jews and tbgoH&' fa'th to ID,
Cei'ile2, Vao Highway and tbc
way, Ard ,hia reason, Chist
said do We make yc:a tho law,
through falLn Eoi Iuah.d, .'tl
we e3tab'iih ihe law. Tt, c.
II nothing more pialnpr Man
this shat the law is the Highway
and This makes The t"o ways,
that the son OF mar is to anppint
AID it wa 5 for thi' reason Christ
said This;
Think 10, that am come u
destroy the law or .l,a prophets.
| am MT come to destroy, bus
TO fulfill Fox ,~,i'p | say
unto yon, TN beaver and clrnh
pass, one j,t or ont ttllu shau
in no wise pass from the !1w,
tlI all be ialnlpd iSl Mat,
5 II - rs
With these pain B,6!o facts
before tie reader. Setting
forth The two ways wl,ch ,he
500 Of man was to appoint,
which is toe Highway ard th
way, and thc gospel Ct circGm
cisIon and the gospel uf urcr.
cuncision the one committed
to Peter tie lthor to Pau. ~
believe with one more cyilogca
on the wy which will s1 d '1c
The Two |?4ya that thn ,ootaY
makiD% nreachc" wj!i a'mog}
like onc Of Old ,av 'thUn a!mrSt
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that Peter did not understand
when Christ said to bis APOSTLES
90 teach all nations" this Peter
did not understand. For
Chris bad said to nim with the
rest of bis disciples in The
language above, 90 not in the
way of the Gen,iIes, ard Peter
mad rever apparently heard him
change that command for the
Gentlles. was rot corsilcrt d
a people, And this il fully
explained in a former sermon
And this is not all that Peter
had, to make bin believe that
he had nothing to do with the
Gehtiles, for Christ said.
And Jesus said unto them
Verify I say unto you. tina, ye
which have followed me, in the
regeneration when the Son Of
man shall sit in the throne of
his glory, We slso shall sit uron
twe.ves thrones, jndging the
twelve, tribes of IsraeI; tSt
Matt. -2S)
(See. Luke 20 4a)
This declaration separating
the Israelites apart in judge
ment from all other nations
caused Peter to believe more
tirmer, that he had The Jews
only to deal with. He only know
the Highway, that is th. gospel
of circumcision. And again
Christ confirms this fact il
Peters mind by saying 10 the
Jews.
DO n25 think that l will
accuse you 70 the Father; there
is one that accuseth you, even
Moses, in whom Sc srust.
Isl. John, 5 81 As
This proves beyond. a doubt
that the Jews will be judged by
the law of Moses. hud This
proves why it was that Christ
said through Pau;
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SERMON TWENTY-FIVE.
EVERLASTING GOSPEL.
Continued from page2.

OF the king of Babylon may come
both twain shah come forth Gu,
o. one lard and choose thou q
place. choose it at the head OF
the way to the city Ezok 21-1s
In the Great Mission Work oil
Christ. here on earth. There
had 10 be consideration or
preparation, made or left for the
Jews. For this reason it was
said Son Of mgn appoint
thee two ways so the day will,
come when the eyes of the Jews
will have their eyes open, And
as we nave proven in a former
subject that this vas the first
part Of Christ work On earth
to blind their eyes by parallels
that they should not see him at
his first comming. And for TO
place them in darkness and leave
them without one ray of hope,
would BE- an injustice, And. this,
God would not be guilty Of.
Therefore there would have to
be way and highway prepared
for them. And for this reason.
God said Son of man appoint
thee two ways, two means more
than one. For this reason God
said.
And a highway shall be there
and a way and i. Snail be called
TIE way Of holiness !Fio unclean
sha)! moi pass over it: but it
sha1i he for those tie wayfar'
Ing man. though fools shall not
err .herciu. lisa. s5 81
Yes, a Highway ard o Way
which constitutes The Two ways
the Highway and Tie Way. Ard
in this Sermon We shall consider
The Highway which we shall
prove to be the Jaw, and for this
reason Christ blinded, by para.
bles the eyes Of the Jews ana
left them under the Mosaical
ia~. AS He says,
And there shall be q highway
for the remnant OF bis people. |
whicn shall be left from Assyria
like as it was to Israel in the day |
that h. caGe up ont of the land
o: Egypt. Isaiah. 1l-16.
This Highway was to be like
as it was when at the hand of
Moses He led the children OF
Israel out from The land of Egypt
that is, they come ou. under the
law Of Moses at the mands
OF God Then we can plainly see
what Coz says the Highway is,
the Highway like as it was in
Moses time. For He says. that
He will set His band the second |
time in The earth, please read,
And it shall come to pass in !
that day that the Lord shall set
his hand again the second tim c
to recover the remnant CT his
people which shall be left from |
Assyria and from Egypt and J!
and from pathos and frCm Cush |
and from Elan and from Shinar
and from Klamath and from the |
islands Of the sea, (Isaiah IL 1l.)
He is going to set his hand the |
second time In the earth. ard for |
The recovery Of the remnant Of |
his people, Again in speaking |
OF this Highway. He says;
I'm that day shall there be a |
highway cut Of Egypt to Assyria
and the Assyria shall come into
Egypt and The Ely pt'an in.o
Assyria and tho Egyptian shall
serve with the A.syrians. Il ;aiah
-.23.)
Yes a tjehway-As be repeats |
again.
go through 20 through the |
gates; prepare ye the way Of the
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the Highway
Bet thee up waymarks make
thee high heaps set thine heart
to"ard the Highways even the
wav which thou wen.est, turn
ogaiLst 0 virgin of Israel turn
again to these thy cities, Uer. 81
--21,1
Now this leaves you without
a don't in cgard TO the Mosacal
law being ,h9 "Highway.' Christ
is The Wey::" and this we shall
prove in the frrtber progress of
cur work, What a difference
there is in the Word of God
and of that which man teaches,
man says there is hut one
way for the Jew and the GentlIes
while Cod says. "Son of man
appoint thee two ways" "and says
there shall be Highway there
and a way. If there was not two
ways the following scripture
would place God in a very pecu
lar position for be says thruu gh
Paul,
Az concerning the gospel,
they are enemies for your sake:
but as touching the election they
are beloved for the fathers sake
Rom, II -29.
We repeat that this scripture
would place Goa in a very pecu-
lar position If he did not prepare
two ways. For in the commits
ion give unto his apostles He
commanded them to preach his
gUspel aud whosnever believed.
should be saved and whosoever
believed no. should be condemn.
ed. For to condem emu g. people for
not believing and place them be.
fore hand so that they could not
believe is TOO prcposterous TO
think of a just God.
Now such has to be the reason
i ng Under the tne man theory
and under the Cne way,
But the everlasting gospel is to
unfold all OF. this ana make plain
what man has darkened. For we
must say that the Highway is
spoken OF in the New Testament,
just as much 50, as it is in the
old. For God must make a
provision, for the peopel that He
blinded through Christ by par.
ables. Wherefore Christ chosen
the twelve apostles, and COM
mitted unto Peter the gospel OF
ci circumcision. and Paul the gosp' =,
ell Of uncircumcision, Please read
bat coptrarlwise, wGen they
saw tha t the gospel Of the uncir
cumcision was committed unto
me. aY The gospel of the circum.
cism was unto Peter; For ne
that wrought cffectualiy in Peter
to the apostleshlp of the circum.
cision, .he same was mighty in
ne toward the Gentiles;)
(Gal. 2-7-S.)
Here we have the Highway
and the way ago;n; In this
commission of the gospel Of
circumcision aad uncircumci,ion
to the twelve apostles and Paul. !
God gave them this command.
These twelve Jesus sent forth |.
a nd commanded d them aayins,
Go nou unto ,he way OF the Gen
ties and into auy city OF the !
Samarildns enter Sc not. |
But 60 rather to the lost sl"ep !
G. Tie hcus G Of Israel, N;t. Matt |
10-5 81
There is 70 Win lcr That Peter
-. Il 81
Catoctin clarion., 1918-08-15
The Fourth Liberty Loan.

The campaign for the Fourth Liberty
Loan will begin September % and close
October 10. The result of the loan will
be watched with keen interest in Europe
not only by our associates in the war
against the Teutonic powers but by our
enemies. 1t will be regarded by them
as a measure of the American people S
support of the war.
The Germans know full well the tre-
mendous weight and significance of pop
ular support of the war, of the people at
home backing up the Army in the field.
As the loan succeeds our enemies will
sorrow; as it falls short they will rejoice.
Every dollar subscribed will help and
e encourage the American soldiers and
hurt and depress the enemies of America.
The loan will be test of the loyalty
willingness of the people of the United
States to make sacrifices compared with
the willingness of our soldiers to do their
part. There must be and will be nc
failure by the people to measure up to
the courage and devotion of our men in
Europe. Many of them have given up
their lives; shall we at home withhold
our money? Shall we spare our dollars
while they spare not their very lives?
Catoctin clarion., 1918-08-15
13O,2O7 Men Called.

Calls for 1870, 2O7 draft registrants quail
flied for general military service, to join
the colors before the end of August,
have been issued by the Provost Marshal
General.
One hundred thousand white regis
trants from AZ states are ordered entrain-
ed between August 26 and August 80.
TWenty-one states and the District of
Columbia are directed to furnish 30. POT
negro registrantss to entrain August %
"a
These orders bring the number of men
called out in August to about 300, 600, the
number contemplated in the present
program.
Maryland will send 1850 white regis
trants to Camp Meade and l,76S negroes
to Camp Dix, N. j.
Delaware will send $50 whites to Camp
Meade; Pennsylvania 10, 5000 whites and
792 negroes to Camp Lee; Washington
|. 400 whites 10 Camp Lewis and 457 neg
roes to Camp Lee; West Virginia |, 500
whites to Camp Greenleaf and Virginia
65l negroes to Camp Lee.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-08-15
Three Auto Accidents.

Three big automobiles were put out of
business Saturday within few miles of
Thurmont, two being rammed into cul-
vert abutment near Franklinvile school
house and the third side swping a tele-
phone pole near Catoctin Furnace. One
of the autos damaged at Franklnvile
was taken to Emmitsburg, the other be-
ing brought to the Thurmont garage
This car was occupied by two gentlemen
from Baltimore, one of whom was badly
injured about the face. These persons
were taken to Baltimore Saturday even
ing by Mr.. Leo Creeger. The left
front wheel of their car was smashed,
axle bent and otherwise damaged. The
names of the men were not given.
The car damaged near Catoctin Fur
mace was occupied by Rev. and Mrs. S.
E. Rose, who are summering here, an d
was being driven by Mr.. Arthur Rogers.
The latter evidently misjudged the dis
tance between the car and a telephone
pole in rounding a curve on the State
Road and the left rear wheel hooked the
pole. The rear axle was damaged and
the casing over the transmission was
broken. None of the parties in the car
were injured
Catoctin clarion., 1918-08-15
Struck Without Notice.

Employees of the C. &. & w. Railway
at Waynesboro. Pa, refused to go to
work Sunday morning and for time
traffic was at standstill. Superintend-
ent Seton got busy and took car out
from the city to Blue Ridge Summit,
and some of the clerks were placed on
cars and made runs to Greencastle. The
car coming to Blue Ridge missed connec-
tions with the Western Maryland road.
Mrs. Geo. Yonson and daughter were
passengers for Thurmont. At Blue
Ridge they had lady friend who brot
them as far as Deerfeld. Because of
being a new driver and because of the
new road from Deerfeld to Thurmont,
lady was afraid to venture further. Mrs.
Yonson and daughter walked the fo ur
miles to Thurmont. The striking motor
men caused the Inconvenience.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-08-15
CHARLES Nee. MATTHIAS
Local Items.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

United Brethren Church--Rev. Ii. f..
Smith. Pastor.
2.OOp D. m.-Sunday School.
700 y. m. Christian Endeavor.
Everybody is cordially invited to come
and share in all these services.
Graceham Moravian Church, Rev. W..
Strohmeier, Pastor
1000 a. m.-Sunday School
1l.OO a. m.-Preaching service.
7.45 o. NC. +. Society.
$50 o. m. Evening service and SER
Thurmont Church.
2.3O p m. Preaching seovice followed
nv the celebration of the Lords Supper.
st. johns Lutheran Church Rev. W..
c. Waltemycr, Pastor.
Services in charge OF Rev. A. Il.
Wentz, d. d.
$50 a. m. Sunday School.
1890 a. m.--Divine worship. Sermon
by the pastor.
800 D. m.-Divine worship. Sermon
by the pastor.
st. Stephens p. +. Church. Rev. {.
+. Wolfe, Rector.
800 D. m. Service and sermon.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-08-15
Concert.

On each Wednesday morning during
summer months the younger school chill
dren of the community have been receiv-
ing instructions in vocal music under the
direction of Miss Lillian Kefauver. The
rehearsals have been held in the High
School Auditorium and in spite of the
extremely warm weather, much interest
has been manifested. A concert will be
given on Thursday evening, August 29th
at o'clock in Town Hall. The children
will be assisted by adult singers and
players, and the concert will doubtless
prove very pleasing. An admission of
Is cents will be charged and the entire
proceeds given to the Red Cross, Re-
member the date. Spend pleasant
evening; encourage the children and help
the Red Cross cause.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-08-15
GraCehanl Letter.

Last Sunday morning we'll attended
Love Feast was celebrated in the Nor
avian church. Quite few visitors were
present for the occasion. Among them
were Mrs. John Routzahn and Mr.. ane
Mrs. George Wantz of Westminster,
Mrs. Jennie Collhower and Mrs. H. E.
Collifower of Frederick.
In the evening Mr.. j. B. Pittenger
led we'll attended C. E. meeting on the
lawn at the church.
Last Saturday evening the Ladies Aid
Society met at the home Of Mrs. H. F..
Collifower.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sauerwald of
Glen Rock, Pa, spent several days with
Mrs. Agnes Coliflower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Null spent several
days of last week at Brunswick, Md.
Miss Adela Strohmeier left on We'd
nesday morning of last week for her
work in Pennsylvania. On the evening
of the same day Miss Emily Strohmeier
arrived to spend 5 days vacation at
the home of her parents. leaving for
Bethlehem, Pa, last Tuesday morning.
Miss Florence Colinower left on We'd
nesday morning for Baltimore where she
will spend short time when she will
leave for Enfield. N. C,
Mrs. Mary Ford of Middletown, Ohio,
arrived at Graceham on Tuesday evening
of last week She will spend several
weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs.
James w. Conner.
Mrs. Lille Newcomer of Baltimore ar
rived at Graceham last Saturday evening
to spend some time at Lhe nome of Mrs.
James w. Conner.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-08-15
Notice to Creditors,

THIS is to give notice that the sub
scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Frederick county, Md, letters
testamentary on the estate of
ZACHARY T. MAYN,
deceased All persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit same with the
voucher thereof legally authenticated to
the subscribers on or before March Is.
1919, they may be otherwise be excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are hereby
warned to make immediate payment. +.
Given under our hand this 5th day OF
August, 1918.
CHARLES EDW. MAYN,
LILLY b. MAYN O'TOOLE,
Executor and Executrix.
c. o Keedy, Attorney. ang 81
Catoctin clarion., 1918-08-15
Order Nisi on Audit.
No. 97S9 EunitY.

No. 97S9 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick
County, sitting in Equity.
July Term, 1918.
In the matter of the Auditors Report
filed the l4th day of August, 1918. =.
Glenn w. Buhrman infant, by Cora M.
Buhrman his mother and next friend,
VS.,
Vernon A. M. Buhrman acting Executor
ORDERED, That on the 4th day, of
September, 1918, the Court will proceed to
act upon the Report of the Auditor, Tiled
as aforesaid in the above cause, to final
" ratify and confirm the same, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown
before said day, provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Frederick county, for two sue
cessive weeks prior to said day.
Dated the l4th day of August, 1918.
ELI G. HAUGH,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Fred
erick county
True Copy-Test:
ELI G. HAUGH, Clerk.
Chas. C. Waters, Solr. aug 1857