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scHLRs~io HoL,ryIs.--By the dcc.a" Of
me Kirs Of DsnmArk. tho Quss'iou eouerrnins
s,h te~is HOst',n. rh,eh - claimed "a p>rt o. the
German Conf,derstioA, hAs s,'unod a new phase
s,d /. nov oautns great deal offe"hnf Ard ssianon
not only In Germany, In, tso srols the Germans in
this country. n- GERMANS NJ Srhle. Sis Holttin
sIl not Ieoosuizr ne ne- D.nrh klLs. but claim
the Ilute of August.nburs sho vs. q general In
NJ Prussian army as ,uocessot 10 fhe Ducal
throus ~ -chiessis Host-ln. ~hcb tho Duke
is tsrminrd 10 orrnpv, ard Ter th. purpose
hs hns ltsg,d APP pciAms,ion TO his =. Op!e,
ind spp-acd to 'he tjslna Confed tr.i .on ior
poteetion Fa IN yGTps. 4 ,Akins IneasuI-s In
A,d of tn, IA iona camt, mcfing OF schlsswts-
Hosts iners. rsdu.s t. Nov York, hss tesn con.
vened, TO bo he d TIN, svniss 81 Ranks pace. In
Grnpd street. The matter vii h duly csavassed By
our German eitiEshe, Who al probably msk. AZ.
ransementA for . r1ho deuon,trt tion, 70 eIrfe~
thsu vievs on the ,nh ~, ana 70 furunh mater q
and suh:tAstal AID il iAvd Of the indspsndtney Of
thA Duchi0.
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NJ Rep
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5i.es. Penn, lie.J .......
Inc following 10 ths yv,e int sp.st,I
lo's. GSiiAi a-"; ,lir,., Alt,.r, Au,. "A
p.aiisrs. n'Sgn' /" J hrosp, 4 y l. T.
7, ,;.or ,;.s l.i': I9,s;;sS WA t.5
hubbard, .l'u.e., Jn.l.n. vs.n. keisy. Nv NJ
loEs .. k.i,o;r L.ttsl9hn; Losn, LGnryear: Love
i.i, AooreGssd, Xorr,L j.. Morri., A. My.r., l.. "
er' Not n, g. Ned, rth,PAttsrson; ferham. PIKE,
FEG5so'i' Ess z ~ g. Roa. H. S: sS:s s,osd df S.s.1n
sloan, smith, sml'herr, spaulding. STAR. Sieve
hS SsG% fTs'y Sis"; s.S
Wiilisms, Wilder, Wllaop, WINDOW and Wood
ToT M, Cor Ns.r J. C. Allen, W. ). Allen. A
G Baldwin Bliss, } = Blovn, C,a,en,, Dsv. .on,
Ete1. tas,Jio., ki,,afs, ktnsli.h. Iinet. haror'
yokn.on, K.ltae,;h, KraaF Law, LsSoads' ISsS. . ~
Marcy MeDo,.l, AckinOsy. Miad,ston, K, L. Mo-
sa:1n Fo.ss SSsf s !.sH Si' .!.s r;
hes: y., TheseI, G a. White. .na v; White;
Alliet.r, VIM Ii. Miller, a J. Randall, stii4s and
For M Mallory ry,-M-,,. Brooss. Gr,der, HARDING.
= HATE, King. J. s. Rollins, htuart, wsdsvorth,
Tos NJ K;ns c,. H., v.u...
~ -. n,oe eeeD 'nahlef, HAli, Halofr.
kAdford, Scott and Fernando Wood
i% ~ ssbbtn,: :-Me~rs ,'snsnn, Griswo'a- kr'
nan, Neison' odsiL fruyn. j. Is. Steele and WG'
a. fo, Mr. Blair. Of Aiasoui :-kesnl Col,msn and
For hr. strles:-BsnjAmm Wood
The Cssrk th<rsf~rs deslased Collar dolly sod T.
gan, eected spsaksr sf tho Bouss Of the ss.b Con
uesA vhlsh ammo aneAmsnt va sresieh " 'snifsr-
on, sppisose.
Mesus. Dsvs@ md Coz wus sppotntsd 10 oandos>
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then sppoiutsi the cou m,tt.c on the part OF IN.
Senate
Mr. fcpt ofT.d resolution fw the elsssi nestisn
Of n. sepstc-s f. N West virsini. BY the usual
nesns OF drasi1s by lot. which dogtsd. With the
following r.sul,:
Tc " Van Wirsie 10 Gil the long term esr.f,ns
1868
Nj Lane. Of ildisnA gave notice OF ne iu,roduc-
'lcn Of tils 70 r.p Al the s3o e'uiru;aton feature
o. the enrolment &C.. and to ,ncrcs tie pAv q non
commissioned Office, and pnssvs IN the arm, b. per
cent
Th" dsi.y hour ~ meeting tired ~ " o'e'ork.
noon. I'D on motion Of Mr ro.e.l th. sens . sd
ournsd
Aftsr the ~ ournmsDt Of IL. esnslr. the Union
member. met Ia caucus. to teorr,aiIo the list Of
Committ.,s
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Tennessee.


L"u0bE9es stEtal6tv Nefre0 In q. Fte
fo~r,n- nvnn, D,e = Soon Our ,a..lr, ,.o,,.
~ returnsd from the vicinity o. Bl.i d.. C,o..
6nshA rsport rsbsl column pA,rus. MI nisht from
Knoxville to Blair's Cross Road. Ihe Union soon..
en- the top Of Church Mo1ptsin say thsi large camp
efss were som last olsht the rrad from R.ir,
cruss scsds tn Ru,l.dsc. THERE'S @, longer doubt
that Loosstreet 10 rsrsstins
Tas'n,N- T,nn. DE. hh . r NJ After N. n.
ruiss Of the enemys esvsiry At tho Cliuch River on
th- ID iD~taut, their whole force continued TO hoyr
ar1nd- sndsavori nsto tura cor asnts ard 10 fotes
ssms OF the fords. In ell those efforts they we're
~teS and driven hart N several small encounter,
IL addition vs sucneeded In boekAiins portion OF
che Valley rosd. Rutiedss, In tho rear Of Ran
cow. column Yestsrday, the whole rebel cavalry
- in the direction Of Knoxville
Ch 1ooo, De. eh ON Frdsy last ne r.haI
,svs tseksd eur fofac, wagons near II, rr,son, -
ON Chsttsnoosa, capturing II or II ~ them
'dv.oss ron Kingston state that shermans sIp.di.
ties has Lonsstrset hemn Cd in With poor chance Of
snpa Boats run 10 Kipsston
CA0xoroooG, Dee. 1M.-Lo1 sstfes, 10 rstrestius
tssunsA the Gap unto v,rsinis and North Carolina
en- Csvsiry pursuins- He vill scarcely he able 10
main scod bis esoaps, without nAtsflA ioss though
hs hss % hours the start.
VERY Latest
Lsassssees 10 Pull Refreat-Oar Fsvess
PuruinG.
TssxeIi- Tenn. Dec. 7. iso3.-Msl Ges. Il W
HALLscE, Gsnsrsiin-Chiefi -lons,trest 10 N full
r.ersst up the valley. Your orders ssout following
With cavalry shall BE- carried oct. M division Of
ss,slry sttsehed the easmys cavalry In one Of the
psssae Of the Chnoh Mountains ycstsrda, afternoon.
end are pushing them vigorously. Courier, from,
Hnsrvills arrived last night. Ths road 10 clear
ehsrmsn arrived here yesterday.
J. q. Posrss Ma. Gen
ChUtnrocop DEE. 1-Gsn- shsrmans cavalry a..
-'eA 81 Knorv,Is On the evening Of the "a Long.
s'rsst rssed th. siege the nsht oft .th retreat,
'ns towards Bristol via the Sorri,'o-n Railroad to
t''hnoph. Lnnnrsst retreats on the North and
a.uth hank Of tho Host.n giv.r Foster. cavalry
10 vfolosips on the South and sherms IN m III. Nor-h
EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDATION
Call for Tsaskssivipg.
ES,curivs MI.so-,
WAwrS6ros, n C.. Doc ,th, 1898
Reliable information bsne received that the in
srssnt force 10 retrss,ins from EA,, rsnnesses IN.
du sSeunstances rendering It probable that the
Uai0 foscss cannot hereafter BE- dislodssd from ;hss
tnpnstant position sad ss,esmins this 90 be Of high
sectional censsqueaee, l recommend that ell loyal
psople DO, reeeips Of this information assemble t
their places of -orship. and render spesal homsss
,snosmsnt Of the nsu0asl cause
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Warrington De. The Presidents Message viu
no, he sent ,uto Congress until n The seers.
'ay Of the Trss.urys report vii psobsb, not b
ready before wednesday.
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ihs Tor thr>e 'ruar'sV, srd u sho.s thN mt
vety htne of tbs Cotton ,rpr IA. t-sen mt fo-.
-Nd. The rscu.;ior ~ 'h,. 'r.ds 81 nm esrt, n
,pse.hed limits tssmbr,ce 5000. of y m. necs,,i't
prsenoal ose the cotton that may e 'sn, iofp a d
and get Ger sur,,ien, iniuctnoni - snierrris. .
uasc INC u' t.sde running r'crr o'nl - cane.
mon unte trced uAic ran rcs,i''y nr. rt. rtaIr
l,'hme9i q lnrr'u und' q .op tut ~ q .,uld
,,H.i ''sr,-,ir.
Da.fon Tr.a. Do 20. 30. ,,snsya, Co.p,,
The ensrn h.v- failep back .to.. the Chattanooga,
ds-'royins everything IN th,t route. includins thr
railroad ,rsck And hrdres 1hsif 10, -. heavy in
our sitset on their rear susid uuiet Gcner.i Csv.
BON nr.x1oN pr...
iaHon. De. The latest .csenn repr.scnt 't-t
Longittee, With part OH, comm I'd n de an n
successful n'sct upon Knoxville H. los 49, very
small. lie thsn raised the siege. matchius toward.
Ahinsoon. Va. Gen Buthroi .iohn.on bad ricos ,dsd
In eh'etinsA junction vi,h Tnnsstree,, pithou, ,hs
loss of bis 'pplv train Pre- ,iousl, reported Oen
Vaughn, with hi, com ,nd. aud On. Of Cts than.
reg nents. "a, st Cha ton. Tenn tr,ins 10 tpaks
his vsy &c Nor,b tnol ns zen Ransom {. reported
to have ctpufed q large ammunition train a. -o,Vs
70 Knoxville
Orures Court HJrS, Lsc g. The enemy have r.
efosssd thu Rspidsn q CIiyopsei BY IA. 'ord, -
ihsT cane, without = teh' one hundred prisoners
60 10 Richmond 'o.d.v. 10 hintsul. b. the On.
my in he nireat Five hundred pr.open .srs zap
tuTsd durirs the raid
Ora12s CJ,Iyf House D'c {. rso hundred and
ehy more prisoners .sre we'd last night pet d
up BY our cavalry In pu-'u, NJ the enemy represent
ins Eve cerps Of infant. aud ihrs, divis1n. OF cav
airy Our soouts report thst the enemy. infantry
have fallen back TO fsulu'f, behind The EsppshAa-
noek. LEAVING only eavshy IN tu!p~p2er They
burned and t,.t oycd .vryihInr 10 the country oc-
sapied tT them this slds u tbs ,i,ss. tsdae ns
YIy ~ -. ..H.I ~
Chdr>sion, DEE 5-1hsr, hai ben 20 nor. shell.
ing the elty since Nonds- Mor,u sh,llbs Of sam.
ter has bsss continued oil dav from Cuuninss
Point Our batteries oa jsms Island aud Gregg
continue keep up an artillery duel
Chorts,on, Dee. A slos Ere hs. tesn l.r, nj
today from Gfesr and Cumm nss Foin', anornate
ly. on Sumter, sulliVsu,, and james I.ls nds No
eauAl'iss sis reported rh. enemy have not re.
nevod their hr,ns the city, but they mount ne
mora guns Wagner, hsarus on the city and have
slso unmasked = ue. bsttsrr
Chayls1oH, Nc. t.-tien Perurss,rd snd to,nnsI
mounted the pa,apet snd played "Dir,s" and otbsr
tunes. for shout one hour Tn, Yantoe. c.s.ed hrns
while the music Wa roins m
Jabsor, Mss. D.o g. The ersry.eaval-y ero.,
% Ris Risrh Rive, in force yesterday, ranging
towsrds Canton.
The Richmond SH,'r-sl- ofD'. n'h. ,Ny.; "G.n.
R'aGe has undoubtedly been relieved Of The direction
of the Army In North Georgia and Cen Hardee
10 in command.
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Ep. E.pn.Esrayrsa su gurrrElaa. The farmer

Il PREsERvING RUTTER. The farmers
of Aberdeen, Scotland, are said to practice
the following method Of curing their but
ter which gives it great sure iority over
that of their neighbors : Take two quarts
of the bes, common salt, an ounce Of SUI
gar, aud one ounce of common saltpetre {:
take one ounce of this composition for one
pound of butter, work it we'll in to the
mass, and close it up for use. The butter
cured with this mixture appears of rich
marrowy consistency, and fine color, and
never acquires brittle hardness nor
tastes salty. DR.. Anderson says: have
eaten butter cured with the above compo-
sition that has been kept for three years
and it was US sweet as ut first. It must
be noied, however, that butter thus cured
requires to stand three weeks before it is
used. If n1is sooner opened, the salts
are not fuficientiy blended with ii, aud
sometimes the GOODNESS af the nitre will
be perceived, which totally disappears af-
terwards.
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AarifnItnral.

Il ~.
PLASTER AND LIME "A writer 10 the
Valley Famer urges that both plaster
and lime should be more extensively used
with clover lthaa they afes No land
should slie.through, the winter uncovered.
When corn or other hoed crops have been
removed if the laad is not 20 be sowa to
winter grain, rye should always be sown
early among the eeru, so a. to make a
h strong growth before winter. This, affords
:, protection 10 the soil, prevents washing by
heavy rains, and iatfords riei, pasture
during winter and early spring for cattle
and sheep, and then q rich coat of matter
to be turned under for aspiring crop
4 Bnta more pet,nanent and substantial i'm
provement of the soil is derived from a
rotation with meadow, where grass and
hay are7leading objects of the farm. This
implies stock raising, another important
auxiliary in restoring the wasted fertility
of the farm With stock, more or less
yard and stable manure must lie mace.
This applied 6, the meadow 10 the fall,
adds wonderfully to the stock of grass
and grass roots, which in their turn be-
come manure To future "rups, thus increas.
ing the acfeable yield of the grain crops.
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YEAST IN Doc DAYs.We are desire,
to publish the following recipe: s.s.If

YEAST IN Doc DAYs.-We are desired
to publish the following recipe: /: sIr
staIn these days that sorely .try" house.
keepers ,'souls, "9on account Of the unce.
tain supply and inferior quality of the
yeast ON which they are accustomed to de-
pend, / have been requested to make pub.
lie recipe that has proved satisfactory to
many. Homemade yeast take hand.
fulof loose hops u pinch only Of pressed
ones) and tie in q bit of muslin, boil TWEEN
ty minutes 10 two quarts sof water; take
them out and throw in four sliced potatoes,
and boil till soft strain all through q
sieve, and add half tea cup Of salt, and
the same Of brown sugar; scald these, and
let il stand ntitlukewarm; add sufficient
yeast to rise it. When quite light, or
when it ceases to bubble up, put ii in a
jug Or covered jar, set in cool place, and
is viii keep good fortnight in hot wea-
ther and q month or more 10 cold.
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Picked PEACHES Take gallon OF
good vinegar and add A pounds Of sugar,
boil 1t for q few minutes, and remove any
scum that may rise; then take peaches
that are fully ripe, rub them with flannel
cloth, to get Of the down upon them, and
stick three or four cloves 10 each; pat
them into . glass or earthen vessel, and
pour the liquor upon them boiling hot ;
cover them up and let them stand in Z
cool place for q week df ten days, then
pour of The liquor, and boil II % before,
after which fetarnsit boiling to the peach
ess which should be carefully covered up
and stored away for futurs use.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

p n ~ FOR THE RAFID CURE Or ~ ~
Coughs, Colds, Hnffmcnza, HOarsencss.
~ sCr0up, Bronchitis, Hncip7enf Con.
~ N sumption, and for lhe Relief III
of Consnmptivc Patients
Ina advanced @taRcs
of tfac Disease.
Thsis remedy so universally known to eurpass
any other for the cure ofthroat and lung complaints,
that II s useless here to publish the evidence of its
virtues. Its nnriyalled excellence for coughs and
colds, and its truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
disease, have made 1t known throughout the civil
lied nations OF the earth. Few are the communities,
I or even families, among them who have not some
personal experience of its efacis = some living
trophy in their midst of ts victory over the subtle
and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs.
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders
and as they know, too the effects of this remedy,
we need not do more than to them that It has
now al the virtues that it did have when making
the cures which lave won 50 strongly upon. the
confidence Of mankind 3@b3t $500 ~ =
Prepared by Dr.J. O. AYER q Co., Lovbll, Mass.
For sale by JAMES HEBRON, Bel
Air. iau30 I
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METHOD OF HARVESTING GRAIN In

METHOD OF HARVESTING GRAIN In
AUsTRALIA.-1n the fine climate of Aus
tralia there is NO necessity for building
barns, or stab!ing cattle in winter. The
harvesting, threshing, and cleaning opera
,tions are all dune ut the same time. The
macLiae cuts off the wheat heads about six
inches below the ear, aud they fall into a
large canvass hammock, which, as soon as
filled, Is emplied on y platform If boards
at the end of the field. When the field is
cut, tLreshing machine is set to work,
and the wheat is ready for market. The
straw is allowed to stand till near seed
time, when it is set fire to, aud burnt off,
leaving the land perfectly clear I: every
noxious seed is destroyed. The land is
then re.sown with wheat AUD, narrowed in;
and this system is continued year after
! year.
The wheat grown in Australia is plump
and thin skinned, averaging 65 lbs per
bushel, aud gives larger proportion of
-four thau American wheat An average
: orop there is thirty bushels per aero
but fifty or sixty bushels per acre is con-
mon ON volcanic soils--- Genessee Form
CF. sty- I5flE
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AnctiOneer'S Notice,

T'HE undersigned, thankful Tor past fa-
l. .yors, hereby informs his friends and
the public generally, that he has taken
out license as an AUCTIONEER, and
will attend promptly to the sale of
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY,
All communications addressed to him
at Havre-de7 Grace, Hartford county, Nd,
will receive immediate attention.
fe20 JESSE IRWIN.
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] Auctioneer's Notice |.

TsHE subscriber respectfully informs the
lspublic that he has taken out License
asan Auctioneer, and will attend to the sale
of REAL AND PERSONAL PROPER
TY, ii all parts Of the County He. re-
speetfully shlicits d share of the public pa
tronage., WIN. M. JORD AM ,s
mh20 Hickory, Hartford Co, Md:
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-28
sURvHxIMG q.

Civil Engineering and Draughting,
DERFORMED with accuracy and neat
I ness by the undersigned, who has
had many years Of practical experience in
the U. S. or Public work, and also pri-
va.e work IN the above rsAches of busi-
ness, in the States of Louisiana and Cali
fornia. E. d. RICHARDSON,
Mill Green P. o., Hartford CO., Md.
my17
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DR. WILLIAM L. MORSE,
!, DEMTxsT,

se.s fl. ( Late Of Baltimore Cify,) -. as
HAVING located himself near JARRETTS-
III WILLIE HARTFORD CO., where he intends
devoting portion of his time to his profession,
will be happy to- wait upon those requiring his
services in the treatment of all diseases arising
from decayed teeth, and in the various branches
of Operative and Mechanical Dentistry. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or no charge will be
given yr Il E III - wr n de22-y
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in this County, with their post Offices, for the
convenience Of those having business with or de-
siring to cominiiricate with said officers:
CIRCUIT COURT. Post office
Hon John II. Price, Judge, Darlington.
William. Galloway. Clerk, i-,t' sa Bel Air.
William Bouldii, Deputy Clerk, fe ,iiSs ~sf}"
William H. Dailam, States Attorney, d" g.
Charles D. Bonldin, Sheriff, la
Robert R. Bouldin, Deputy Sheriff, !"
William II. DalIam, Auditor, 's"o' "a /"
james Guston, iCrier ia1 11 Dublin.
Thomas N. James, Bailiff, a Bel Air.
William Foard, g Fallston.
a'A ORPHANS COURT. p
Hon. David Lee, Chief Judge. Jerusalem Mills.
Elou. William Amos, - ,c " Fawn Grove.
Benedict ii. Hanson, Register of Wills, Bel Air.
nt.a COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. 3t
lst. Dis. Thomas W Hall, (Treas.) Abingdon.
I'd. Dis. James Walker. PerryBtsnsvlle
3D.. Dis. Henry G. Walters, Thomas Run
4th. Dis. John F. Smithson, Fawn Grove
5th. Dis. Henry S. Harlin, Darlington.
John T. Spicer Clerk, Bel Air.
VIM. H. Dallam, Counsel, Bel Air.
CtlUNTf SURVEY Ok. s..,t
William S. Bowman, Hopewell X Roads.
COLLECTORS OF TAyEs.
1st Dis. james W. Hall, Abingdon.
I'd Dis. james 3. Gallon, IIopewell x Roads.
I'D Dis. Godfrey Walters, Thomas Run.
4th Dis Rufus Lowe, Fawn Grove. Pa.
9Th Dis. VIM, Ii Mnrgsp Peach Bottom Pa.
EXECUTIVE BOAan SCHOOL COMMISSION
., 4... ERS.
lst. Dis. Geo. w. Kenlv, Little Gunpowder.
3D. Dis. William T. Bayless, Glenvile.
3D. Dis. John 7. Spicer, Bel Air.
4th. Dis. Robert Galley, Fawn Grove.
9Th. Dis. James Silver, Churchvie.
9Th. Dis. r. Alex. Taylor, Havre de Grace
B. H. Hanson, Treasurer, Bel Air.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. .'-.
lst. Dis-J W. Shreck, VIM. H. Pierce, Benja-
min Legoe.
I'd. Dis.-John G. Charshee, Richard Loflin, Gar
rett Osborn, Samuel Hopkins.
Sd. Dis.-Samuel Magaw, John 7. Spicer John
Wann, Joseph w. Shrof, Amos Gilbert.
4th. Dis.--John Arthur, John lleaton, William
j. Bianey, John Ii. Krbwood.
5th. Dis-Charles E. Markland, Hugh Jones,
Joseph E. Scotch, Cyrus H Pusey.
9Th. Dis. Aquila Bailey, Thomas NJ. Bacon.
e. s1CONSTABLES.. gaa
lst. Dis. Benjalnin Taylor, Elijah Preston, Phne.
as =. Pyle.
I'd. Dis. A. D. Carroll, William Numbers, Samuel
Bayless.
3D. Ds-Thomas NJ James, Elisha r. Tucker,
sd James Harry, James johnson. &} 4a,
4th. pis.--Geo. H.. Shane, Geo. Wood, VIM
McComas. ~
9Th. Dis.-David Deckman, Chas. McCann.
9th Dis.--John Hopkins. rs .sE
. ROAD SUPERVISORS.
lst. Dis.--Peter u. Carroll.
I'd. Dis.-HsnryC. Coen, e.a,, as as
Sd. y Dis. .--Leonard Wheeler. G%
4th. Dis.--Henry j. Horn. + N
9th. Ds.-James Howe. +s 8.F. ~ &
LUMBER INSPECTORS.
Jarrett Spencer, Bells Ferry
Bennett Charshee, =. Havre de Grace
John Blainey, '# iHavre de Grace
FISH INSPECTOR .-.
John Coen, Hayre dc Grace.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-28
Ayers &
SrHAlBN
PILLS,

Are yon sicE feeble, and
complaining? Are you out
of order, with your system
: deranged, and your feelings
uncomfortable ! These symp-
toms are often the prelude
to serious illness. Some fit
of sickness is creeping upon
you, and should be averted
by q timely use of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out the; disor-
dered humors purify the
blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructed In
health again. They stimu-
late the functions of the
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-28
C COUNTY DIRECTORY.

We give below aList Of all the Public Officers
in this County, with their post Offices, for the
convenience Of those having business with or de-
sirine to .comnniii,icate with said officers:
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-28
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

lst. Dis. Thomas W. Hall, (Treas..) Abingdon
2d.aDis. James Walker. Perrynssnsvlle
3D.. Dis. Henry g. Walters, Thomas Run
4th. Dis John r. Smithson, Fawn Grove
5th. Dis Henry S. Harlin, Darlington
John r. Spicer Clerk, Bel Air
Vim. H. Dallam, Counsel, Bel Air
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-28

COUNTY SURVEYOR.
William S. Bowman, Hopewell X Roads.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-28

COLLECTORS OF TAXES.
1st Dis. James W. Hall, Abingdon.
I'd Dis. james 3. Gallon, IIopewell x Roads.
I'D Dis. Godfrey Walters, Thomas Run.
4th Dis. Rufus Lowe, Fawn Grove. Pa.
9th Dis. VIM. II NorGsn, Peach Bottom, Pa.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-10-08
PROBATE ORDER.

CTATE OF observation-disclosures of Cass.-sE
y Alta session of the Probate Court for the
County of Cass, holden at the Probate Office, in
Cassapolis, on Friday, the twenty fifth day of
September, in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty three. ~Present--Cliford Shana-
han, Judge of Probate. Ia the matter ofthe es-
tate of William Mcdaniel, deceased. On reading
and filing the petition duly verified, of Obed
Waterman, PRAYING for letters of Administration
on the estate of said deceased.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the
twenty fourth day of October next. at O'clock
the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said
petition and that the heirs at law of said deceased
and all other persons interested in said estate
required to appear at session Of said court,
then to be holden at the Probate Office, in Cass-
apolis, and show cause, if any there be- why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
And it is further ordered. that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said estate
of the tendency of said petition and the hearing
thereof, BY causing copy of this order to be pub
lished in the Cass County Republican, a newspaper
printed and circulating in said County of Cass, for
three successive weeks previous TO said day of
hearing. Z. SHANAHAN,
A true copy. Judge Of Probate.
September 18th, 1868. octl-24w3