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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-27
(Wtitaetbeitt.)
Sas jiiDii9e Soipjtal in Baltimore.


Selbit bon BEN i9marSe1te 6eiuDen beS Subel1>
tbum8 tit eS riibmenp allerfannt mOrbel, baf ba8,
mir rlDhten betlabe Iasen v9tatiOnalgefiihl" lll1<
ter ben Suben ettpas &ii9renbeS lit. $50 fid aId
1Ir NINE et1t Sd1tlelll gu arlmenftubet, bdnoell
tie 1ib 9egerlIeitt9 an, unterIttiBe1 lno belfeu Iid,
no es rur ytotb tbut. Sn Der 3eit, ais nod bic
@betti, bic bun1pfen &erter zines 9efeIlelten Stauls
mes naren, mar Oa8 rliGt gum Serpunbern, 6enn
ein 2eioenber itebt iii benz anbern eiuen Sruoer.
Nber III Der gter5eit, Dp Der Sube FREEZER 8iir<
ger oeS 2anoeS tit, in benz er SebOren, 1T eS bes
punoerun9swiiroig, wie it9 AaeS, mas Sube lift,
Sul amuenI9aart, no eS 9llt, iiiptlde8 Srterelle 81
pabren. Welu and SpGltuusel i'm Subeltbulrl
%erlIttren, beroorgerufe1 burd bic 0ieinuuaSperz
I9tebenbeit, in mel9er @eiie mat ieinen Soft an
beten iOl, 70 pirtt bieS nidt itGrelo auf baS 3us
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS baS ben SuOe1l an9e>
bOren lit. Gin llelter 8epei8 bieler SIgeno mar
bte @runbIeinleguIg eireS iitoil4en SpspitalS
am Ntpntag NbenD 5 ubr. Wet9lieber dIIer
- emetnoen paren ell n1afie erldtenen, nm
3euge1 zines eoleu 2Serfe8 3u ieiu. Die @ere>
mOnieu beltanben, wie es iibltd lift, III 0teDen &C.,
8erlenfen bon eineln &Glt9en, in tpel9en1 ftb ale
mTgli1en Seitu19e1 &C. %befauoel1. Sr. Or. SSolb
lprab baS Weib9ebet. Serr Or. Oentid belt bic
eise1tlide Seitreoe uno 5eidnete nit benz i9n etgez
men S6arflinm ben 3tped beS llnternebme1S. Sr.
Or. Nrnol0 ~betpdbrte ii9 tpieber ais a1s9eSeihuee
Ut kHStIRSt OtNShS"I IPl"NY lMt SeYetttkLIuM
uuO rib ieiue 3ubSrer ititrniid nit ft9 fort. ST.
Or. Sp6beiner bel4tOB Die @erenOnie nit eiiter
~tleiuel 8eoe, III trelder er baS Jpn eigentbitnlihe
3aIeut, III 10 ent9en &prten Siel SI la9ell,
s~tdnssnO sur @eItuls bradte. gSas ms itberauS
mObItbut, mar, bab ale Gtebuer ftd aIt fOsmlOpOs
litil6e1 StanopInft ftelten, iubem ite Ia9ten:
uSier mirD ell 9alls 9ebaut, fir bic Iei0euoe
Wieni4beit, BON wel9em fem un9litfliaer 90 NJ
i1embruber peritCber tperben iOu." gSenn
Der Name niibildeS SOSpital" a%uffalen mDdte, 10
1T baS babil gu ertldren, oab Der Sau bon Der
itbiiden @Obltbdtisfeitsgeleai@aft rnteruOmmen
muroe. Die bel Der Seier perauitaltete Sannls
luna erqab $500. Das Spspital miro benz
vOinplanb Snlaue NipIum" segelliiber erridtet
NIB wirO 21O 6uB brett luo 100 SUP lang tper-
ben uub cine 60 SUP breite SrOnte eiInebnlen.
Gbe mir bieie 3eilen i6lieBen, f6nuen mir ni9t
unlbiu benz Waderen Yrdltoentelt Serrn %.
@lelenfelO uno Der SauselI SerpaItu1g r%niere aiis
ri9tise 9o9adtuus 3u SOIen, fir Die aufOpfernte
9iusabe, bur9 wel8e eS ibnen audi 9elang, ell
Bert gu Stanbe 81 brt1Se1. Das ibne1 sur @9re
uno Der Stabt CUR j3ierbe gsret9e1 tptro. gt0s
gen bic 9erreu iib III benz SepuBtiein belobnt ftH-
BEN, ebel 9ebanoeIt Su babet.
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Nadrt6ten.
xeeor0Sbtrt fiir ben ,,8altimOre @eder".
80, GOn9reF. Il. gtsmn9.

Darlington n, ben 26. Stunt. = SIN
9enat wurDe Die 8tu pa1Iirt, wcbur9 baI
Nmt zines General urSepCrs fir bas Ser
ritCrtum bon Sbabc etneefIbrt tptrb.
Cine 8ia ruroe paitrt, welAe bte GleSe
lamb pittbburg mnb @leUelanb EUlebU @tIen,
babn=G Cmpasnien outCriltrt, etne Bride ibe,
ben GapabanpaauB duf ben @fetlern 3u ct.
ri@ten, bic Der Nesterun9 gebGren.
Der Senat treiserte f@ NIT 10 seeen II
Stimmen, Die Nta9ara Sdifseanal . Bin
aufsunebmen.
Die Bin In 8etref bes bureaus fir Sret-
gelol ene ipurbe um / l1br aufeenummen.
SIM 6aMS bruGte 6err gleY BON Nlaf.
einen @ntrug ein, bas Committee iiber pClts
dmter unb 9Cltlinien st tnitrutren, cine I'M
terit1un9 an3u1ellen lit Betref Der NtiB=
brGuGe nit Dem 5rancoz 9rtStle9ium. Der
Mntrdg trurbe an9enCntmen.
6err price BON Soma pom COMMITTEE uber
bic Qaciic<@tIenbabn, berihtete bic Senatttll
Elm In 8e3tebung auf ben 8au elmer Gilen-
babn BON MtHcuri unb Nrtan1aS mad Der
&alfc bes ftIen S3eans. Gum Druid beOr.
cert unb tpteber an bas COMMITTEE 3uridpers
tuttlen
Bills, tn rel6en 8urloree 9etrUfen tpirO
fir Die 8e3utluns sewiGer SbtO= unb Soma
8esimenter, purOen aufgenUmmem unc palfr+
ten.
6srr 9ufItn Sun Seem gOrt, Bonn Commit.
tee iibcr DrudIa@en, bradte einem 8el9luB
Elm, 1000 Gopten BON Der neuli9 etnsebra9s
ten Eartfbta 3t bruden unb 500 @opten BON
benz jest In &raft befebenpen Sartfseieb. Der
8elGlue pa1ltrte.
Die nod Ibrtse 3ett bes MOreens wurbe
NIT S~ertanblun9en Iber 8tas binsebradt,
welAe bas 6anbels > Committee oorselest
Bate.
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WcuereS aus Wcrif0.

Gtnctnnati 25. Stunt. = @scubebp
9rif ant Is. Stunt NIT 1000 Mann einen
tatierlihen TRANSPORTING RON $50 @aeen,
Der NIT elmer @scorte BON 1900 &aiIerli6en
unter @eneral SltSera BON Watamoras mad
Montera beltimmt mar, in Der Nabe BON Ga
marsO an. Die &ailerlt6en SerlOren me6rere
5unoert Gobte, 8ertpunpete unb @efaneene
uno hen san3en 3us, Der fit iiber So Nfta.
Waaren uno @untanten fIbrte.
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i. GOatner
Sas
Ginspeibmm9sfef
S ID It 81 arks
Baltimore gdiiben 6efeaibaft

ftnbet AM
O1ittipDc1, 81. Suni, unn
SpnncrftG9, %, Stunt,
ftatt.
gm Ntitttpo&, ben q. SUM, BADEN MIR N~iitslieber
3utritt unb ntafen icl4e ptue gusnabme lire aarten
beiu1 8ortier ~sprsetseu.
Grter a 8. = Wdttrp6.
Gn tieSem Gage Seriamuleln f& bic Utitslieber nm 10
ubr ouf benz 9 d ii + e II : g unb f~orniren ft&
in @~ro5eitou, ieprna6 bic feierliGe l~tebergabe bes ueuer
@ehGubes f~tatttubet.
until l Il 5 r beBinnt bas S6ieSen. Ssbes
Wtitslieb, pel6e8 i@ an Der @rpSeHipu bet6eilist, if ~
3 6reii&itiien bere8tist, unb werben Dieieni9eu, pet1e
nod niGt I'M 8ets bon Sit6ien fub, ~bieieben bprfinben.
@leih5eiis besiunt bas &egeli1ieben.
I'm 8 16r 9eentisuuS bes G9ie6ens unb aeselnS.
a6enSs illumination anb GeEertpert,
Il NJ 6 Il + s e # eI.
linn 8 lbr Mnfang bes 2an3en8 i'm S6ie6Iaale.
2Gd9renb bes sanSen GefttaSes Sctalz unb Sarmpntes
0tuff.
@8 werben CUR @riuneruus bieIes Cages 3pei tpert5s
boIe 8reiie fir Diejeuisen ~auSseiest, pe&e bic Bet
ben befen SGdtt9en i6ieseu.
Spetter q. = Opnnertaa.
I'm Der beutf6en 8eSSGsruns gultimpre's @eIsseu5eit
S1nben : 9Sarf
beiuden unb beIien @6Su6eit in guseni6einn ebmen ,u
fDuNen, itno BEN reip. Wtitglebern fir beren 6relnbe
@tntrittstarten, Unb Spar AZ
so GeittS far einen &errn,
50 Gents fir cine Dame,
CUR 9isPoittipu 9eftelt.
In @in9an9e linD feline &arten 3m baben.
Sa8 COMMITTEE glaubt, ba3urG bic BETTE @~arantie fir
anfreGtPnltuus Der Srbuuns pG6renb zines ipl&en Sses
fe8 ben Seiuhern 81 9ebeu.
I'm 8 n6r Wtprsens beginnt ba8 SGiesen.
Sober G@uB tpftet 10 Gents.
Sir bic ieBS befen SGdtt&eu fiub feds ~pertbbole
Nreie ~ausSeiebt.
Sc Tam fem G9iise ute6r ais
CineiI %reis gerpiunsn.
S9IuB bes S6ieBens 3 u6r.
g6alreno be8 Cages pirb "a la Carte" aeIperTt.
I'm 4 uFr Na9uitta9s bic
Gtntuci5ungS,&eDen,
bic @ritere in @n8Iii& bur& 0tibter @rice, bic Gnbere IN
0eutI@ bon einem G9Iee1.
Son 6 lbr an Eant.
Glbe,lSs illumination unS 5emertuert.
BGbrenb be8 6eites &inceripieIe unb @pltsbelutieunseu.
DaS Bublttum miro gang belonbers barauf
aufmertIam 9ema6t, Die Srpnung aufreAt s1
erbaIten unO baflr gu iOr9en, DAP tpeOer
8aume, 0etrGu@e, 8lumen, nod SbF auf
Dem @labe be16apt9t perDen.
(rt-) Das s f : 6 Q NJ mite E..
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&ISIfhe Sitter.

8t9munb, 26. Sunt.-@esen 7 l16r
beate Nbenb sertetb 6err &iues Yuuarb nit
leinem S6paser Samuel Sames in @treit,
wel6er SurA cas GinlGreiten anoerer perl TO-
men 9e1hli4tet waroe. Nls Sames li6 ents
fernt Bate, betpafnete iib 8tses poIarO uno
9in9 ans, 1eiten @e9ner gu BEL uden unb gu
erlGteBen UNI 10 1br bate er i'm jebp9
nod niht ~aefunoen.
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@Yracmfe, IS. Stunt. = @iersia Yers
lcnsn, bic In SaYetteSi1e (NiarliuS Sotpn=
fbip) ippbnen, %ertrantten NIT 70 befttsen
SYmptpmen, baB man ben Nusbrt6 Der
Gbolera firdtete. GS feGte iid jeocA beraus,
bae Der GenuB Don Safe, wel6er III Der NaG=
barlhaft. semaht mar, Die llrlahe boppn
mar. :3pei perlonen liub bereits sefpyben
unb cine Nn5abt 1T nod sefatrlt6 franz.
Or. @m. g. Smith felt cine Nnalple aber
bic 8eRanbtbetle bes &dles an.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-27
Wu8 Sennef5ee.

Nd16ptlle, Is. Stunt. - @tne @n,abl
8~eipafneter ~itattete 8 bts 10 Neserfamilien
in GUUo 2etsptle einen 8ela@ unter Dem
8Orpano ab, seltOblenes Gisent6um at lme
den. Den Nesert wurbe bterbet libel mttee=
iptelt; fe beiAWerten it& Bel Sen. Ttsf, MEL
der ben Sail ben toil=Nutoritdten Iberpies;
bteit oer9afteten stret Der l1ebeltbdter II. brad-
ten bic Nnsreifer bierber.
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0os GUnaitutiUus 0Imenbeu,eut.

New9apen, 26. Stunt. - Der Senat
bes Staates Connecticut ratiT3irte bds neue
ENHANCEMENT CUR Contribution teute Na9t.
Nugufe, Ne., 26. Suni.-Sn @rpibe-
rung auf bas @trcularl9reiben bes @uuotr.
neur 8atr6ilb BON @tscUniin bat @uuperneu1
GOne bon Matne feline 8ereitptltsteit aus.
.sepruaen, cine Grtratbuns Der aestslatn'
gu beruFem, im Northumberland in 8erutbunl
III iiehen.
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lie GriesRanoI gdIemfem.

Mlbanp, Is. Sunt,-9er @anal<S upe'
rintenbent besann am Samfag @benb bad
@aGer In bic SGleulen 3u lafen. Die gu.
itrSmmnS mar cine 70 lan9iame, 6aB mar
oluubte, Dor Sunntas Mbenb piirDen tetn'
8cUte bic S&leule palFren tSnneu,
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&turtn.

Buffalo, 26. Stunt. - Gin furGtburel
Starm feste Sesen 4 ubr teute Nu@mittae
iber bic Stabt unb riff metrere D64er bon
ben 9Gultrn. 8erI4tebene Perlcnen tpur0eu
Ihrer Derlebt rnO 3tret wurben BON ben fal.
lenben Da9ern erlAla9eu.
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w1OS&imenwestRdtteu ,ertDrt.

@bemectabY, Me, 26. Stunt. = Die
Sbenectabp QucomUttSen Werte purben beute
NiUrsen Elm 9taub Der 5lammen. Mebrers
neue 9OcDmOttSen uno mtbrere tint 8au Be-
Srifene purDen 3ertGrt unO bic gauge 0ert-
lt6tte lit ein &u~inenbnufen. Ser @erIut tptro
auf 100000 9eladbt unb 500 Mr6eiter 3D.
ben bur4 ben 8rano BeI9Gftiguns U~erlOrea.
Das Seuer tuar bas @ert eines 8ranbfifters.
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BON Wetp SrIenuS.

NewS r1eans, 25. Stunt. = saul
9rUts, Der arGBte Gigarrenbdnbler Der @tabt,
besins btelen MOrsen Selb tmorb !; es lit
otes felt &ur3em Der brittle Sal bic fer Dirt
bter.
Die 8aumpOle TT In Der 8latte unb ee-
StnD.
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&ifenbahnunfau.

8OdStIle, 26. Stunt. = 5eute NaG,
rnittas seriet4 Elm SanO3us bier aus Der
SAienen unO Der Conductor s. 9. @beeler,
lO~ie bret Nrbeiter puroen setGptet unb meb,
rere anbere 16tper perlebt.
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Gtnwri6unss>Se
9 d. Il + e NJ : - arfs

Baltimore GGntbett : Wc1cultntt.
ga feline sarten am @tusanSe gu baben ftnb, 70 per-
ben bic Wtt8lieber barauf aufnerfiaul 9entatt, oaB tie fur
6rennbe unS 8efannte, fpel6e fiG anu
ODnnertag, ben 2S. Stunt,
am Tefe betbeitsen tpcueu, 9errert=aarteu "a so Gents,
Dameu=Sarten O. 25 Gents, bei f~pGsenben Serren BADEN
tSnnen !:
g. GS6et, Is Sib @utawHrase,
6. Wfut5, "A Gcrb @abfrase,
Srieb. &rat1er, 277 Norb @apfrase,
gic. Stages, l Sib 6reberiditraSe,
@ba8. Sefe, 500 Sito @arcliueftraee,
$. Wtcn1entbp, 80 G6eit Sapettefrase,
S.S. 0~fequarbt, 10 Sitb @apfr.,
Spbn @linser, 191 @ib 9iSbtfr.,
81. 9eetieu, "a uub 76 E6auesfr.,
Sr. @arbner, 8 Sitb Sisbfr.,
q. 8aumgGrtner, 45 MlbenlarIeffr.,
@ef 4rattfr. Sage, 237 Prattftr.,
@Bas. Safer, Is St 0ombarbfraBe,
Iopie bel ldrnntli6en Witglieoern bes 8sarbs.
Sir tas am eriten Gag fattftnbeube 8anfett liesen
@ubicriptirnsIifteu 81 @iuerH Dollar per @ouSert Bel BEN
cben ~itebeuben Serren often, unb perben bic Mtitslieber
eriuGt, bic 3abl ibrer Setbeilisuns iofort auf3usebeu, sutl
bic nGtbiseu 8or6ereitunsen 81 treffen.
o. DaS f. 6 o nj mittee.
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0OnoreA.mcmimdtfuu

Yprtlamb, 26. Stunt. = Die 1niOn'
GonsreB=@ OnSentiUn bonn /. DiItritt nOmt-
ntrte beute Son. Spbn QYn@ fir ben GOn'
oreB.
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Lex - :

pr Wa9 Bre en-. Ser Worboeutf6e
9lOpO Dumpfer ,,gem OOrt" sebt nd&i.n Can't
flag bon Seem DOrt nad europa. Die Soft fir
OcatldIaab NIT bieieu Daulpfer idlieBt bier am
Sreitag NaGnittas 6 l1br.
Dr Na6 $ amturs. Ser Oampfsr
y@ermania" sebt uddften Samitas BON Stem
Oprt ua4 europa. Buiiase na9 Bremen ober
SumbnrS fam III Der @sder Office seii6ert tper'
BET.
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J(euo Qn5Cjgon.

S6i1er @uge SO 10; Il. .. b. g. g.
Die %reeeImdstaen Gerfammlunsen fnten MlittpO8 In fer
&etabhe 5aGe, S~assttefr. fatt.
NIT s. 9dbrtms, @etr.
Baltimore GOnfnm1e 0creiu.
@eneral.g erlunm!una am 9Onrerfas, IS. Stunt, Gten6a
8 ubr tn Der Wtebdnts8 93ue, 1852 %. Sdpette Sta.
@s TT nrt4renbt9 fur Que W9ttelteber su erfdetnen, tnten
bic Dtrettpren gepdblt per6en.
rniep. GbwdrbM ". Scene, S6ersGerwdlter
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Observation-Disclosures

@r ter 3 wet9.- Sn Ser 9eltrigen Sttung
reidte Scr. Yrtce Elm @elu9 BON gtidcla6 Ntil,
Ter eir, ben 8etpobnern bon Sugbe8Itr. Sl perbies
ten, Ibfdue ant SUP bieler Strabe auf5ubdu>
fen.
Scr. @walt Ieste cine 3ul9riftSOn @ul. Gbam,
berIain NIB anbereH 9lrbeterl i'm 0ruio Sill Yart
Dor in welder bielelbe ibre 3ufriebenbelt nit tbrer
Situation aISlpraGeu.
Gin 8si4llB, $12, 800 sur @rri&tung zines
reueu S9ulbauleS 81 perpiItBen wlroe anse'
rpmntell.
Vertdat bis beute.
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Observation-Disclosures

tmiuatgeri@t. - &idter 8pub; s.. s
Wfauno Staatsantpalt.
SaueS @ibbonS murbe tpesen Grmprclng oeS
Seinri9 Weillinger am z. Wtai b. S. pro5eitft.
Die MorbseI9idte, rpetde in benz S4la4tbauIe
bes MtesSers STR. 8aringer paiiirte uno leiner
3eit beridtet tpnrbe, lit benz 2eier WObl nod frild
I'M @ebGdtniB. Nteilliuger wurbe BON benz Nrs
seflasteu i'll 6clse etIeS tlei1ea StreiteS erftOdeT.
Der Nrp3e6 balerte Bis gum Mbeto. Weltpn
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-07
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN IMMINENT.

A n Instantaneous remedy for chronic rheu-
"a mati5m, headache, toothache, Group, collie,
quincy sore throat and pains in any part Of the
body. Remember, this article is success-not
an experiment; for 10 years it has been tested.
No medicine ever had such II reputation as this;
silently it has worked its wry before the public
and all are loud in its praise. "Chronic Rheu-
matism." Thousands who laid for weeks on
bed of agony, and never walked without the aid
Of crutches, with this complaint, can testify to
the magical effects of this lniment. They are
cured and proclaim its virtues throughout the
land. Remember, relief is certain, and posi-
tive cure is sure to follow. Headache ofall kinds
We warrant to cure. Putrid sore throat, quin-
sy, and diptheria are robbed of their ttrrors by
timely use Of the Venetian Liniment. 1T has
saved hundreds the past three months. Price
40 and so cents a bottle. Office, sc Courtlandt
street, New York. Sold by all Druggists.
octl9-lm
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-07

AGAINST
Theft, Death from Fire, Accident and
Disease.
TINE attention of the farming community is
l. called to the advantages offered by "THE
GREAT EASTERN DETECTIVE HORSE IN
SURANCE COMPANY" of Philadelphia Pa,
TO protect themselves against the above mention
ed risks to live stock. Advantage taken of this
opportunity will convert two-thirds of the
amount invested in perishabe flesh into living
capital. See our county agent.
G. WILLIAM McCOMAS,
Agent for Hartford county,
Clayton P. 0.
Messrs. WmTEFoRD Il HEALY, State Agents.
Beware of buying horses branded with the let
tiers E. Fl. |. G. on the quarter of the left fore
sale can show Policy Of Insurance. Cows brand.
cd on the left horn.
nov2-3m
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-07
Charles A. Rutledge

VS..
VIM. II. Delcamp, Thomas
+. Delcamp, Joshua II. In the Circuit
Scarf administrator of Court for Hartford
John DelCamp, deceased, county-as cour
Edward Wenkly and wife, ofequity.
Charles Hale and wife,
H. Dallas Delcamp, Sarah
Delcamp and Dan'l Scott.
VNEIE object of this suit is to procure q
decree for the sale of certain Real
Estate lying in Hartford county, for the
payment of the debts of John Dclcamp,
late of said county, deceased, and for fur
Their relief.
The bill states that the said John
Delcamp, was in his LIFETIME indebted un-
to complainant, aud to divers other per-
sons in large sums of money, and having
real and personal estate Of great value,
departed this life on or about the -----
day of -, 1866, intestate. That
letters of administration on his personal
estate were granted by the Orphans
Court of Hartford county to Joshua Ii.
Scarf, who entered upon said adninistra-
tion and possessed himself Of the personal
estate, but that the same is. not sufficient
to discharge all the debts due and owing
by the said intestate at the time Of his
death.
That the said intcstate died seized Of
two contiguous tracts or parcels of land
lying it said county, containing the one
fortysix, and the other ffty-fOur res
That a certain Daniel Scott claims to
have lien on said lands, by way of
mortgage to secure the payment of the
sum of two thousand two hundred and
eighty. four dollars due and owing him.
That William II. Delcamp, Thomas +.
Dclcamp, Anna Wenk'y, wife of Edward
Wenkly, Mary A. Hale, wife of Charles
Hale, Ii. Dallas Delcamp, and Sarah
Delcamp arc the children and only heirs
at-law of the said intcstate, of whom the
said William II. and Thomas L. are nom
residents.
The bill prays that the said Reel Es-
tate, or so much at may be necessary, be
sold for.the payment Of the debts of said
intestate, so far as the personality is in.
sufficient. That the defendants should
answer the bill
That an order of publication be passed
against the said William Fl. and Thomas
F. Delcamp, non-resdents, and fer fur
thcr relief.
1t is tbereupon, this 22d day of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1866, ordered that the COM
planant by causing copy of this order
to be inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in Hartford county, once week in
each of four successive weeks, three
months before the first day of April,
1867, give notice to the said William H.
Delcamp and Thomas f. Delcamp of the
substance and object Of the billand warn
ing them to appear in this court in person
or by solicitor, on or before the said first
day of April, 1867, to answer the preml-
ses and show cause, if any they have, why
decree ought not to pass as prayed, and
in default of such appearance and answer
that the bill be taken pro confesso against
them.
WILLIAM II. DALLAM,
Clerk.
True Copy, Test,
WILLIAM H. DALLAM,
dec7 Clerk.
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hartford COUNTY ORPHANS Court.
November Term, 1866.

hartford COUNTY ORPHANS Court,
November Term, 1866.
ORDERED by the Register of Wills for
" Hartford county, in the recess of the Or
phans' Court Of said County, this LIST day
of December, 1866, that the sale made
and reported to this Court by Hannah
H. Ashbridge and C. R. Glasgow, Exc
cutors of William Ashbridge, deceased,
of real estate of said deceased, be ratified
and confirmed. unless cause to the con-
trary be shown on or before the LIST day
of January, 1867, provided copy of
this order be inserted i'll some news
paper printed and published in Hartford
County, once in each of three successive
weeks before the said LIST day of January,
1867.
The report states the amount of sales
to be 0,l5O.0O.
B. II. HANSON,
Register of Wills Hartford Co.
True copy, Test,
b. II. HANSON,
dec7 Register of Wills Hartford Co.
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