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IIoRsEs, HORSES HORSES III

QuarteTmns.er Gsnera!'s Otics Eirst DirIission,3
be at Gissboro Depot in open market
till April J., 1863.
maS4e VI" ae snd BE- to the
Government inspection before being accepted:
be- ii M as ws in
flesh and good condition from fifteen ~ d TO SIX
old old and veil eliza adapted in every way cavalry
poses Horses between nine 90 and (lol years OF
age, if still vigorous, sprishtly and healthy may
Price. one hundred and seventy Eve dollars SID
Payment will bs made at aMes th,s Sshee' &C. rKIN.
fe144ot Col. in charge lat Div. Q. N. 6. o.
COSTUMES FOR MAsQUERADEs. Fancy Dress
~ Balls. Tableaux, Private Theatricals, &C., for
hire and made 70 order Apply aSs S Q s street r.
m and 2 and hessrs. r m: eouRLAY & GARLAND.
tended to- ia Slim
= i"N CORNER OF NINTH AND D sTs.
Th. and HALL is snS2 nov ts. rent
and Finished in the most substantial manner, With
large and convenient dressing rooms and gallery
The Hall is the best vsntil ated roem In the city;
with txenty, windows ON the south and and east and 70
being built with SPECIAL stteniion to that object;
H-Tbe Hall VIII be rented fer Balls, Concerts.
iDagire 9f Q. sHEcKlEs. on street, 81 4 door DO.
QINN's GEOMETRICAL DRAWING. vols.
ID London. Winters Geometrical Drawing, Q
vols. London Warren s Elementary Linear Per
Paris. Smiths, Topograpbieal Drawing. Mini
Drawing Bernard's Arithmetical Perspec i've
LoDdnp Locock on Perspective. London. WeaIe's
Drawing Book, l vol. ana Atlas. Mahan q Indus
trial Drawing Ruskin's Elements of Drawing
A1mengauds Practical Craftsman. Appleton's
oyseboR0eoia ssp S Oh Dra"'ns FRANCK TAYLOR.
TOHNSTON's NATIONAL ATLAs, Edinburgh
y Blackies' Imperial Atlas. London, Blacks Gen
eral Atlas Of the W Werld Edinburgh; Coltons H.
lustra ated Cabinet Atlas and Descriptive 6eoera.
phy; Goton's General Atlas; Cotton g Atlas of the
Cnio n; Oolton's Octave Atlas Of the World
5al0 FRANCK TAYLOR.
NTOTICE-An persons indebted to the estate Of
y the late James ekirving are respectfully, but
most esr pesty solicited to call without delay and
iiouidats their accounts, (now ready in order 20
eaect = speedy settlement of the estate.
JOHN Z, GIVEN.
II O. eo3B Administrator
ERYNCH JUVENILE BOOKs-Ls Robinson
IT. Orusoe Robinson Swiaee; La sem maiAe trois
Jeudit; Chen ct Chat; Les Enfants Aujourd hui;
Bawr Nouveaux Contas; Contes .Anderasn; Con
tes Vrais; Les delices oe 10 VERY; Mile ct nne
Nuts. liam 81 fkANoh TAYLOR.
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The Abolition of Slavery

MADISON, Wis, Feb. 2l.-The proposed con-
sututional amendment was ratified by the
Legislature to-day.
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AMUSEMENTS
FORDB NEW THEATER.
TENTH STREET, above Pennsylvania Aven

FORD's NEW fHEATER.
TENTH STREET, above Pennsylvania Avenue.
DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES THIS
tWEDNEsDAY) EVENING.
THURSDAY EVENING. Ees. %,
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
OF THE
POPULAR COMEDIAN,
Mr.. ]. CLARKE,
ana hrst mig ht OF New Drama from the works of
go CHARLES DICKENS,
reple'e with natural comic, and striking situa
tions, elevated and sparkling dialogue new and
original music, thrilling incidents, and effective
MR. CLARKE IN NEW CHARACTER.
NICHOLAS NIOKLEBY.
NICHOLAS NICKLEBY.
tHis frst appearance in this
charscter) )...-..................Mr j. 8. Clarke
6ROvEk'S 1HEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willards Hotel.
THIS (WEpNESDAY) EVENING. Feb. q,
Last night but three, of the extremely brilliant
eN Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
and last time positively of the Immensely uccess
tut romantic Irish Drama of
CoRNEY MCGkATH Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS
NELLY NOLAN: Mrs BARNEf WILLIAMS
=. KOPPITZ's GRAND ORCHESTRA,
the finest dramatic musical corps in America will
render the be eautiful music of the drama besides
several new and brilliant selections.
ct1-The Marriage Contract.
Act2-Ride and Seek.
In this act the great nm scpu,
which has involved so much labor and expense in
preparation, occurs.
Act q Rat; bnt;n
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY HALL

AMUSEME
CANTERBU HALL,
Fl MUSIC GGANTEks6kY GGAANNTEEkksB66kkYY HALL Hall MsI
AND CANTERBURY HALL AND
THEATER CANTERBURY HALL THEATEh
LOUISIANA AvRSus, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
GEORGE LEA Proprietor
Also of the Varieties, New York, and Canterbury
Alexandria, Va.
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E1RENCH JUVENILE BOOKS-Ls Robinson
Orusoe: Robinson Swiase; La SemaiAe ses trois
Jeudis: Chien ct Chat Les Enfauts 'Aujourd hui;
Bawr Nouveaux Contes; Centss d,Anderssn; Con;
Naits, fjan 81 PRANoK TAYLOR.
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WASHINGTON THEATER,
Eleventh street and Penns, lvania avenue
Under the Management of
f. L. DAVENPORT AND J. W. WALLACK
COMPLETE AND TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
THENEW COMEDY,
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb o.
will he repeated for the hrd time, Boucicauls rs

OXF0RD! OXFORD! OXFORD!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvanis avenue
STILL INCREASING IN POPULARITY.
ALWAYS AHEAD FOR NOVELTIES
CONTINUAL INCREASE OF COMPANY
Last six nights Of
Ell NINO EDDIE,
Ell NINO EDDIE,
The Infant Blondin, and the best Tight Rope Per.
former in the World
Last six nights OF
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
as the FRENCH SPY
First week of the grand Ballet entitled
q LA ORIENTALS;
or; the Ladies Of Pekin on Frolic
Alice Franklin, Virginia Charina and % other
performers, who appear nightly in their great
FOX. CURRAN & NORRIS. Prop'rs.
M Monday next will be produced Mazeppa or the
Raymond and Mr.. o. B. Collins will sustain the
Wsshington's Bir thdsy-Twe Performances
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The piece abounds with thrilling scenes ant
hairbreadth escapes Among the scenes got
ten up expressly for this piece, some may be namet
in the following
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NJOTICE-An persons indebted to the estate Of
~ the late James ekirving are respectfully, but
most pestly solicited to call without delay and
eject = speedy settlement of the estate.
JOHN T. GIVEN
IA a. eoSv Administrator
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(aEAP BLANKETS AND BED COMFORTS,
y for the 4th of March.
TOWELS and TABLE LINENS, of all grades.
VIM. R. RILEY & BROTHER
No. Sc Central Stores, opp. Center Market,
fs l7-6t between 7th and 9Th sts
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First time of the exciting Equestrian Drama Of
JACK SHEPPARD, ON HORSEBACK,
JACK SHEPPARD, ON HORSEBACK,
JACK SHEPPARD, ON HORSEBACK,
JACK SHEPPARD. ON HORSEBACK.
JACK SHEPPARD, ON HORSEBACk,
JACK SHEPPARD, ON HORSEBACK,
JACK SHEPPARD, ON HORSEBACK,
JACK SHEPPARD, ON HORSEBACK,
JACK SHEPPARD, ON HORSEBACK,
JACK SHEPPARD, ON HORSEBACK.
1.-THE poor London lada will, i hope. ba warned
by me-. and my fate; for here is the end of sin. "
JGck ShtFpard.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Jack Sheppard first timel Miss Laura lie Claire
Joe Bluesk1n Josa aaLI
Jonathan Wild ....----..,...-. JOhDny Mack
Thames Darrell. Charles Covsli
Owen Wood j Clark
Mendez Mons Szollosy
Other characters by the company.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-10-06
A Republican Prophecy.

!. The Chicago Republican, bitter negro
equality paper concludes long article
defamatory of New Jersey Democrats
with the following assertions :-"Only
give this party once more lease of
power, and 1t soW do just as At did before
the acar. If any one does not believe this,
let him read the New Jersey resolutions.
We accept this as "true BILL" and
we feel gratifed to learn that our oppo-
nents have such faith in the fidelity of
Democracy to its time-honored principles
We are proud of the record of the old un-
dying party of sixty years before the war.
During that time it maintained the su-
prsmacy of the General Government,
without violating the reserved rights of
the States and the people. During that
time it prevented q sectional war, by hon.
orable compromise. During that time it
maintained the authority of our flag
against the "mistress of the SEAS" while
the leaders of the present Republican
party were holding out "blue lights" along
the New England coast to give the enemy
safe pilotage, and were wearing "black
cockades" in token of disgust at our "Ja-
Goblin" government. During that time it
maintained territorial sovereignty by con-
quering Mexico, while the leaders of this
Republican party voted against supplies
for our troops in that country, and hoped
that they might be ''received with bloody
hands to hospitable graves" During
that time it maintained the happiness and
prosperity of the whole country by its wise
and economical administration of the Gov
eminent, in accordance with the Consti-
tution-and according to the prophecy of
our Chicago contemporary, this 1t wil do
again, whenever the party gets new
''lease of power"
Let people remember this-and as they
cherish the memory of the "sixty years
before the war; unmarried by Admins
trative usurpation, military supremacy to
OWL authority, restriction of speech, the
press or the ballot, let them compare the
freedom of those joyous days with the
"reign of terror" inaugurated in these
times by the Republican party, and use
all their energies to place the Government
again in the hands of the Democracy.
Nerarb Journal.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-10-06

A BLACK REooRD.-Every man who
supports the abolition-republican enemies
Of the civil liberty must blush with
shame as he reads their record, thus brief
ly but truthfully traced by contewpo-
rary:
"The Republican party has existed but
ten years. 1t aspired to the control of
public affairs when the very name of a
Federal Tax Collector was unknown. It
has left pnbhc pebt as gigantic as that
which eats the substance and impoverishes
the condition of the toilers of other coun.
tries. Up to the time it came into power,
the liberty of the people was held to be a
sacred thing. 1t struck down ha5eas cor
pas, it denied trial by jury, it prohibited
free discussion, it filled bastiles with pris-
oners arrested without warrant and impris-
oned without trial. In word, it estab-
lished presidents for the exercise of every
right claimed by despotic governmsnts.'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-10-06

G5-The New York Tribune thinks
"while it is pleasant to be sometimes in
the majority, it is Drawer and better to be
right" sAll honest men will subscribe to
the Iribune's sentiment in this respect in
every word and letter. The deep settled
conviction that they were "rigbt' is what
has sustained the supporters of Democrat
10 principles through the four years of war
and unexampled detraction. Feeling
that their doctrines were those of Justice
and truth--that they were based on the
only correct theory Of our institutions
they took their stand firmly and manfully,
resolved that come what might, they
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-10-06
From tie Rochester Union and Advocate.
a Loud Crack Of the Seward Whip.

Mr.. Stewards home organ, the Auburn
Advertiser, takes the occasion to put forth,
on the eve of the Republican State Con-
vention, an article of some official nature,
which is important "to whom it may con
Germ" 1t states that President johnson
has decided with Jacksonian frmness,
"that his administration shall be unit
upon the subject of restoration" that be
has had recently consultation with lead
ing men upon the subject that Sumner,
Wilson, Harlan (member of the Cabinet
Ashley, General Butler, &c., differ from
the President; that "Mr. Weed, who has
the confidence, undoubtedly, of President
johnson, has advised the radicals that if
persist in their purpose they will not be
allowed to have the Government officers
and patronage to do it with, which causes
some luttering among the Treasury Off
GERS and agents who were appointed by
Chief Justice Chase while he was Secreta-
ry Of that department and now holding
over" and that "the President is very de-
cided in his policy-that he desires to be
sustained in it by patriotic men in all
parts of the country, irrespective of their
antecedents, and that he expects Office
holders under him who dissent from his
views to come to them, or retire from
their places. He evidently intends that
there shall not much longer be two tones
to the voice of his administration. From
oil these proceedings there will be result.
ing consequences"
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ESTRAYS-

Hartford County, Set:
r HEREBY CERTIFY that Messrs.
L Archer, Howard s. Co., Of said county,
brought before me, the subscriber, one
of the Justices of the Peace in and for the
said county, this I'd day of October, A.
D. 1866, as Strays trespassing upon their
enclosures, one White SOW and PIGS
and one Spotted SOW and PIGS-say ID
Pigs with the two Sows.
Given under my hand, this Cd October,
A. D., 1866.
JOHN T. sPICER, J. P.
N. B.-The owner of the above de-
scribed Sow and Pigs is hereby notified to
come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take them away, or they will be sold
according to law.
ARCHER, HOWARD & co.
Octo
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would remain steadfast to their cause.
Tine heroic attitude of the Democratic
party, in the midst of all the discouraging
events through which it has passed, is one
Of the noblest tributes to its integrity
Erae Observer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-10-06
To Correspondents.

All communications tor publication must be accom-
panied with the real Of the author, atten
ton will be paid to them. The real of the author
will not be published unless desired but we cannot
consent TO insert communications unless we know the
writer.
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15-The "Algis' has a more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men Of
HariOrd, than Hny other paper in the county. No
Lock Hospital'' other obscene " ottery' adver
tsemenis will appear in our columns at any price, A
large number OF subscribers pay for their paper in I'D
vance, and consequently just the class advertisers de
sire TO reach.
The attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
is directed to the above facts.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-10-06
FOR RENT.

At EAST PRIESTHOOD, DEER
N Creek, Hartford county, a very desira-
Bile DWELLING, with Garden, Orchard
and Stables.
Also for sale, about 80 good young
MULES. Apply to
CHARLES NELSON,
Glenvllle P. o., Hartford Co.
Or to J. C. NELSON, 80 N. Charles
street, Baltimore, oct6
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Examiners Notice.

TNHE undersigned Examiners, appointed
i by the County Commissioners for
Hartford county, will meet on the ground
on TUESDAY, the 24th of October,
1865, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to ascertain
and determine whether the public conve-
nience requires the road to be changed,
at point commencing near Benjamin
Ayres' house, and terminating near Mrs.
Mary J. Gilbert's barn.
JESSE RISTON,
BENJAMIN ALMONY.
sep29 JOHN B. HEN DERSON.
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Hoopman Jacob w
Harris George l.,
Hawkins William of
Joshua
Herring Charles H
Hopkins Richard
Hawkins John w
Hoopman John W
Hawkins Philip q
Hammersley Chas NJ
Hastings Benz 8
Hill John F
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Ewing William H
Ewing John T
Ewing James W
Ewing John A
Foley Richard R
Fletcher George W
Finney John
Fletcher Francis NJ
Fletcher William
Foy John B
Fooks Albert
Forsythe Samuel
Gorrell VIM G.
Gilbert Carvil 7
Gilbert Gideon
Galloway Richard
Gallon Jacob H
Gilbert George
Gorrell Bond6eld
Gorrell Skipwith {
Gilbert Joel
Gallon John
Gilbert Charles W
Gouoh Robert r.
Griffin Joseph G.
Gilbert A Preston
Gilbert Robert II
Gorrell John
Gilbert Parker
Gallon Benjamin /
Gorrell George H
Gorrell Thomas j
Gorrell John jr
Gallon Joseph P
Gallon James I'll
Gilbert Jarrett
Griffith James FL
Harland Henry o
Hopkins John M
Hawkins VIM
Hughes Everest G.
Holloway VIM L
Hopkins VIM
Horner Samuel A
Horner VIM w
Boopman John
Holloway james E
Hughes Parker NJ
Hopkins John 8
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Conner John
Carly William
Clark Peter
d
Day John A
Dorman Charles
Day Grafton
e
Evans Gabriel
Edward Ely p
f
Forsythe Samuel
Faulkner Henry II
Foster Henry
G.
Gilmore John
Gerting Frederick w
Galloway Peter jr
Gilbert VIM NJ
German David
Gallagher Patrick
III
Hopper John A
Handy VIM
Heisler Sebastian
Heyde George W
Hennessy Timothy
Handy John S
Hitchcock Charles B
Hastings Samuel
Hewlett VIM
Hergenrather NJ
Howard Leonard
j
James John NJ
X
Kahn Norris
Kenly Daniel
Keen James W
Keane VIM
Kelly Nathaniel W
Kurtz Sebastian
L
Lyon George T
Lockerman VIM FL
Lee VIM T.
LETTER Joseph
M
Moseman John
Myers VIM A
Mitchell Thomas
Moore Henry
Mahan John
McCahey John
Mitchell Charles W
Murphy James
Myers John A
McCahey James
8 Mitchell Bernard
Mitchell George W of
solomon
Murphy Michael
Murphy Edward
McMaster John
Mansfield Patrick
Mackin Cornelius
Myers Henry E
N
Neidhart Henry
O'Neil Owen
p
Plummer Robert l.
Pratt John
Poplar James W
Pennington VIM G
Poplar Henry Jacob
@
Quirk Dennis
r
Resin Joseph
Russell James T
Reynolds Peter
S
Sumption Thomas N
Sanderson F W
Saunders John G
Stiller Michael
Smith John B
Self James
Stonerider Herman
Trachsler George
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-10-06

M@oAt the request of many citizens, ALEX
vs. AMBER EVANS will be candidate at
the ensuing election for JUDGE of the Ninth Ju-
dicial Circuit, comprising Cecil and Hartford
counties. oct6
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Ewing William j
Ewing Edwin
Elliott John +
Evans Robert L
f
Ford George NJ
irony James j
Fink William H
Ford James H
Ford William H
Ford William Fl
Foy Isaac w
Foley James
G.
Gilbert Nicholas B
Gallon James B
Gallon Garrett G.
Garrett Isaac
Gallon John W
Gallon James H
Greenland John A
} Greenland Holland
Greenland Aquila
Gallon Joshua T
Greenland John
Gibson A Clark
Gorrell James r
Greenlee John
Gerwig George F
Cover Philip
Greenland Rich'd E
: Gallon James 7
Gallon Alexander
Gallon Joseph
Gorrell Andrew j ST.
Greenfield Henry A
Gilbert Ezekiel
Gilbert James G
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louooSi Lou III L
Robinson Thos +
Rummage John
Ramsay James M
Read Larkiu
Read James L
Rogers Robert S
Richardson Elias G.
Reasins VIM H
Reigel VIM
Riley Chas w s
Standiford James
Singleton Sylvester
Stamford Jarrett B
Silver VIM of David
Standiford Chas H
Stock Andrew.
Spencer John r
Sheridan WIN S
Smith Joseph l.
Stephenson VIM
Silver Benz of BENZ
Smick Lewis
Sheridan Asbury
Silver Silas B
Stephenson James
Sanders Edward
Sheridan John
Stebbius Harvey
Stephenson VIM jr
Steilburg John
Shaw VIM
Sinclair VIM r
T
Thompson EverestW
Tonchtone John L
Touchtone SamutlW
Touchtone VIM II
Taylor Emory
Taylor Henry L
Touchtone Herman
Taylor Joseph
Taylor Asa w
Thompson VIM 7
Trago John
Touchtone John W
Thompson Evan
.
| Walker James
Walker George F
Walker Robert J
Wiley Cbas L
Walker John r
Wbitelock Andrew
Wilkinson Joseph w
Walker Augustus w
Wallis Henry
Wells James W
Wells John w
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u
of Registration, on I
NESDAY next preced
the first Monday in N
be the 3lst of October
to show any omission
lists, at which time I
shall be corrected and
BE.
TIL
HE.
Attest /: VIM.
Anthony John w
Aaronson Clayton
Adams William Il
Andrew John r
Andrew Henry S
Anderson Mic hazel
Andrew John
Baker Charles Ell
Barnes Richard A
Bak er John H
Barron Lewis H
Barnes Hosea
Baker William B
Barnes William H
Baker Nicholas
Br, wn f NJ
Barnes Richard
Barnes Mordecai G
Bowman George W
Bayless Samuel
Barnes Amos d
Baker Charles
Daiiey Henry II
Barnes John
Brown William
Baker Conrad
Bailey John B
Barnes William
Bayless George H
Bowman John
Baker JohnC
Bailey Israel
Bailey Josiah
Cord Thomas
Cantler B L
Cole Alanson
Coen Henry G
Chesney Benjamin
Carr Richard II
Carr VIM H
Charshee John G
Courtney Henry C
Charshee James H
Chesney William
Courtney Thomac
Courtney Cornelius
'Cantler William
Coen Daniel S
Cummins William
Courtney Francis N
Coen John
Carsins William
Cole Taylor
Cole Abraham
Conley William H
Carroll Adrianas ID
Cole Calvin
Courtney John 7
Donahoo James J.
Donahoo John G
Donahoo Joseph f
Dever Thomas
Dever John w
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Patterson Frederic
Palmer Mahlon
Pennington Henry
o II
Rogers VIM P
Rawhouser Joshua
Rogers Elisha II
Roberts Chas II
Russell John H
Riley John
Ross A brabam T
Reynold Henry H
Robb Benjamin F
Ross David FL
Read Amos
Russell James
Reasin James T
Ruth Henry +
Reynold Lewis F
Stockh ham Thomas
Silver j eremlah L
Spencer Silas L
Smith James
Silver Henry z
Sunderland Thos j
Smith Seth
Singleton Jacob
Sheridan James
Sheridan Richard
Sanders George N
Spencer Jarrett
Stockham John @
Shay VIM T
Silver George B
Stockham Charles
Silver John A
Singleton Amos
Stephens Joshua
Stephens Amos L
Smith Charles G
Smith James r
Thompson j era "
ford
Thompson Edw'd +
Thompson John W
Thompson VIM H
Treadway Amos
Thompson Henry
Taylor Joseph h
Taylor VIM A
Taylor Richaad M
Tayson Elijah
Taylor John
Tollenger VIM J
Vanhorn John
w alker Christian |
w elch Robert
w ellis VIM H
w ard Jarrett f
Walker James
Whitelock Jam es
Wiles William
Wilson w m HI
Wallis Richard +
Walker Jacob P
Wilson Christopher
Wilson Isaac
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& Arnold Henry f
B
Baldwin Jarrett T
Burch Willard
Barnes Silas w
Bailey William
Baldwin William Ell
Bradford James T
Baldwin George
Bowen William
Bolts John
Bowman Henry
Bayless WIN F of q
Becker John B
Bowman John B
Bowman Henry G
Bowman George III
Baldwin Franklin G
Bailey George
Bailey Evan
Baker VIM T
Baker George w
Baker Charles
Buuce Jacob
Brown Philip A
Bowman William .
Baker Abraham s
Brannan Thomas J
G.
Cobourn Hiram E
Cobourn S NJ
Carter John
Carter James VIM
Cooley John NJ
Cole John L
Carroll Isaac N
Courtney w Harri-
son
Cole Cornelius B
Carly William
Courtney Benjamin
Carroll Thin w
CLANCY Benjamin
Carly John E
Cbarshee Septimus
+
Charshee Amos w
Cooley John A,
Clark Barnet
Chesney William H
Courtney ueo Oh
Thos
Cole James
Dick James
Dick Charles s
Dever Samuel
Beaver Richard
Delany John +
Dover Hugh J
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-10-06
TILE REGISTRATION LAW.
Qualified Voters of the SECOND Elec-
ton District of Hartford County.

TIRE REGISTERS for the Second Election
Il District of Hartford County having compile
ted the Registration of the Voters of sand Dis
trict, agreeable to the provisions of the Registra
ton Law, hereby announce the names of those
entered in the list of Qualified Voters as designa-
ted below, and do ''notify all persons to appear
before them at the place, and during the hours
of Registration, on the TUESDAY and WE'D
NESDAY next preceding the Tuesday following
the first Monday in November next, (which will
be the 3lst of October and the Ist OF November,
to show any omissions or other errors in said
lists, at which time the list of Qualified Voters
shall be corrected and finally closed"
BENZ CHESNEY,
THOS STOCKHAM,
HENRY G COEN
Attest: VIM. G. GoRRELL, Clerk.