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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-09-21
Examiners Notice.

TyHIlE undersigned Examiners, appointed
L by the County Commissioners for
Hartford county, will meet OIL the ground
On Tuesday, the oh Of October, 1866,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
to ascertain and determine whether the
public convenience requires that public
road should be opened, commencing at or
near point on the road leading from Deer
Creek, at Covers Mill, to Dublin, oppo-
site, Or nearly so, to Z. M. Chew's lane,
thence on the line between the lands of
Joseph Hopkins heirs and Covers Mill
land, to the line between the two above
named lands and the lands of James Sill
yer, thence on the line between James Sill
yer and the lines of said Joseph Hopkins,
to iutersect the road leading from Trappe
Church to Darlington. Be
ISAAC SCARBOROUGH,
JOHN BARNES,
ALEX. GALBREATH,
sep7 Examiners.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-09-21
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A GENTLEMAN who suffered for
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-09-21
BY J. S. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
EssEs2ME-TssRE.
Day Of September, 1866,

/ % 49, = "a "a - NN~ ~~A
Belonging +" the Estate of Cassandra
Norris, decd, consisting in part OF
Walnut and Plush Parlor, Chamber and
Dining Room Furniture, viz: Bedsteads,
Wardrobes, Tables, Sofas, Chairs, Sc,
t Mirrors, Pictures, Fancy Articles, Mantel
Clock, Vases and Candelabras, Hall
Clock, superior Piano, Rosewood case,
Parlor, Chamber and Kitchen Stoves,
Cooking Utensils, Churn, Ice Cream Free
ger, Washing Tub5, Buckets, Crockery,
Sc, handsome double dinner set, French
China. Plain Dinner set China, Pittsburg
Glass, variety OF Wine Glasses, Goblcts,
Tumhlers, Bowls, SC. superior English
Brussels, Parlor. Chamber and Snir Car
pets, Lace and Brocatel Parlor Curtains,
with gilt cornice, Chamber Curtains, with
gill; cornice, Oil Cloths, 30 feet wide,
English make Fine Milk Cow, 3 Cords
Hickory Wood, and many other things
too numerous to mention.
Also, on his own account, Pair Well
Matched Bay Carriage Horses, 4 and S
years old, good travellers, gentle, sound
anu "Ni' hiaUicuS "p-scdt SuLiIdSc,
with shifting top and seat, so as to convert
it to a Buggy; with pole and shafts,
| set Double Harness, used but little e,
fine lot of Drugs, complete outf, for a
physician, with Pocket cases, Dental In
struments, Scales, Sc.
The attention of persons wishing Fur
ni.ure made bY the best workmen and but
little used, IS especially requested. as such
an opportunity seldom offers. The goods
will be on exhibition two days before
! sale.
! TERMS OF SALE.
All sums Of 800 cash; over that amount
a credit Of six months will be given, the
purchaser giving his note, bearing inter-
est, with security approved by the Auc-
tioneer. Goods must be removed by Sep
TENDER 29th, Or will be resold on account
of purchaser.
Bay" Sale to commence at 10 A. W.
! preciscly..
OCTAVUS ]. NORRIS.
JOHN S. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
sep7
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undersigned, Those having fears of be-
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dress their obedient servant,
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Observation-Disclosures

&rtminuIgert0t. - SIM Gam ltagSter'
min fanlen fplgerbe Sdlle 5ur GerbanbIun9:
Ott6ael @rep muroe tpeger Nngriff8 auf 0errll
Suliu8 9teibetanB unb tpegeu gSloerletli6feit 9e~
gen Den 4Spli5eibeamten @i6elmtann mr. 81 u1b
&Oiterl~ g~eltraft unp fir 3 MOnate ua4 Der Sail
9ei6idt.
Spbu Gurte, megeu @ngrifiS auf OtrS. @n1 6.
Saul uno SanleS Dtiler, purbe UNI % Gents II.
Die Soften 9eftraft uno fir je6en SaQ 81 10Sageu
Saitbaft rerfnurrt.
Die fplgenoen SGle wurben nerglideu, ua9~
Dem Die betrefenoen Barteien bic Soften ge5ablt
battelt.:
@illtam 0etnlnilt9er, we9en NngriftS aui 8ars
bara 8ie8ner. SObn @aItoH unb 2epiS gSal.
ton, tpegen QlnsriffS auf g. 8. @arliB.
Der Sail BON Spiepb 8urfbeab, pe9en 9lugrtfia
alf MtarfuS &eil, purbe periGObeu.
Gerta9t.
Superior DIT. = 2epiS 9teppert II
u. gegen Wtarp 6. 0teppert. Nntrag AMI gtel1
beftdtigu1g eiues AM %. Sctbr. 1857 e~rlaIener
9etret5 fir 2Steoerperpahtun9 g%epiifer @runb'
ititde NIB titr @rne1uun9 etlIeS anoern SruiteeS.
SIM @ al eugertdt wurbe S. IS. 9tidarbs
nit Der Scrwaltltn9 be8 9ta4laies BON Wfarr
SpGretb betrart.
@Dmmpm 9lea8 @ert6t. = @rnit s.
&lcnann gegen Spbn g. Sbpmpipn; Autrag ben
8eidla9ndbmebefebl Sl tpioerrufet b~etpilli9t.
Sbpnta8 Sania 9e9en 2(lEa 2einbarb; Antral
AMI elllelt l1erlell Yrc5eB.
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atea, lit psIAst peridhst tpttt, bab 3eDer, bet
sur Legislature 9epablt pirp, 5 Sabre lang
Spr Der @dbl TIM Staate 9eipbbnt BADEN mtb,
9a8 ENHANCEMENT, baS Die Stbungen Der
3esiSlatur auf Die Onuer zines SdbreS fet@
ltellt, ftel burd.
Die 9rpBe Maipritdt Der SeceItunilten in
Der Convention baben lire Stirnmen fir Die
Sectipnen 3hr Contribution abee9ebett, tpel6e
ben Ne9ern @toilreGte %9arantiren unb tbnen
erlauben su tlagen ,nb Sertlaet 3t perpen;
3eu9niB Dor @eri6t ab5uleget /; Gpntracte 3t
ihlte6en !; nit bem1elben Gedte al8 @eiBesGi@
9entbum s1 eriperben, su beliben unp gu Ser>
fapfen unp buB lie fetnen @eleben, welGe auf
l1ngleiGbett unp 8prSu9 balren, unterpprfen
fem fUlen.
Californian fir sen GUn9reR.
Gan SranctScp, 2. WGrs. DaS
Staat5 &esitratur @eleb palirte 1T Eetoet
6dul fern Der 2esislatrr utb ebenlo Der Gut
lbluB, bic Sanplungen Der Majpritdt peS
Gon9reB in 8e3ug auf bas SetC pes 9raltz
ber1ten 3t rnterItuben.
Der beige mertcantI9e @pnIul BAT gtad=
riGten BON 81 gaIo bis gum 81. Sam, peuen
stfOlge Die 6ran3olen auf Die Stabt Gbtbua=
bua belAranft lfnb, wdbrenb per ,Gelt pe6
glei6namt9en StaateS BON ben 2tberalen be-
berrl6t merbe.
9ie 9ebteren bereiteten cine expedition BON
81 9alU na6 bent Snnern Dor.
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Der tpeItyt4eft WlsbipaagS ausatbeEet nrb babeN
900 ali Balttntcrer W1esger D~erfdtft. Iie Iretfe
ran9trteil iple tOl9t: Seite 9nalitdt 49, rs Biz SO
pro 100 Btlilb; 5tpeite Qualitdt S.7b bis So. 80:
brittle 01talttdt $6-$7. 80; 0epTbnlt6eS @dladJt@
pieb St S. SIT $3.50. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $7.611
pro 100 Pfunb.
(@9weine.) Ser Ntartt mar biureideub Der>
lebelI, Die gfa9frage mdftg. Brei8 $13 Bis $14
per 100 Bflitb.
(Sdafe.) 5 bis 7 Gents pro Yfb.
SDlf8tbedter IN Der Snrnbdlle.-
Son Der Sbeater-@e leui9aft Der Slrlbale pirb
bente Aben0 Sin bertider &eieger", S9alIpiel
in 3 Ntterl pOl5a1erufelb, anf9efiibrt tperbel1, Wps
raul mir paS flllltliebenbe 4lblifnnt at1fmerflam
MAIDEN.
~@pncprpta Sbeater. - Sir NiOr9en
@beno ftabert mir allf Dem &epertoir beS GDncOrs
ota SbeaterS ,,anna 2ieie", biftOrii6e8 S6mt<
lpiel III 5 @ften bon s.. Seri6.
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Sbeater8 idlie6eu.
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@pncert, tporauf mir pa8 Yublifum alfmerfIam
MADDEN.
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NIB @t0ilsSall Der Otb. Turlts 9fiociatiCn fat,
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barot, 9tbt B II Sprmittag mn 10 rbr eli
relI 9ranbiSle1t 9lntld, 81 benz &einer perfetle bei
3eltelt SIT er1det1e1, 6a Die riibnlltd1t befallllte
Sohttnlt Der Wtaoarrle @dbarbt baS Sa1S iebr
ldnea fitlen tpiro.
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Ilal1l1t UpOtterp Saa" nit ei1et11 b%elicaten 2uIi6
el1.
ggg% Serr Sc. Gdaefer, $50. 244 Glerauber
Ctr, gibt bclte, 0tnntag ei1en 2unld, bel ipel@
DIEM es auBer Der materieaen Gtabrun9 audi 1li9t
an geiiti9er feblen wirb. Ser bumane gSirtb
tpirb jeOen 0tOnta9 iet1 Experiment mieberbplen.
BD~ Ser am SanpDer<0tarft beri9murlbene
NIB lit SEQ. LAG @ar1beuitr. pieber al1f9etauAte
9err g. Sauer 9ibt beute einen famOieu
Sunid, 81 tpel9em er feline 8re11be unb 8efann~
ten eiltlabet.
pB- Serr Yeter 0tiu98bprf, go. 8 S1>Qpme
%barpitr., gibt 5ur Serberrlidun9 ieiner iOeben itatts
8uni9 nnO label 6a4S gltblifnm surs sabirei@e1
SeIud beIIel6en Elm.
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MdIs : Grtrdct

Sic be%lfrafttse gBirpun8 unb ssr gBo6lesl8nad te8 In
dueu Qdufern ~beliebten. pen altn NiterStIa6et unb III je'
bem t6rpsrltG,n 3uItdnOe Ssrn genUlisnfn 9p,ff' De n
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Dieiss, etnes mad benz ~llrtBstlter 0erra AerSts ts jeBiger
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pG5rt I'm 8pltt, Tt tas tefe btdttf6e StGrfnn6srnlttel bet
Sruf. Wldsen-, Observation-Disclosures 8efGGd9tte Ser6du'
rna unS aa8smstner 7Grperf6wd@e @%rnpfoblen BON ben
erSgttn MutSrttdten brr WEB sin be8 Sn- un6 NusldnoeS,
Gelsbt BON Der ~SubuNrte. @uSaeaung SIT 8rcsIau unb aus
eeset6nst bur8 Uiese 8rpBe 8DItene unb ftlbsrne gertt'nf'
Wetdiaen.
Gu 6abeu 30. u 6putb G9arteS & r. aab gtr.
80 y d 4 grattfr
(feb $-1int) SEt&CFtO GttfeCs M6ehE
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NnSeiee.
SlnsebDte fir 6Ornrmeb'.
Sffce bes DepOt=Gpmii. fir Subliltens.
Mlfhfnatrn, 81. d, 2. Wart l866.

g8aIEtnetGn, .. G., 2. Mdr3 1866.
gerfeaefte lneebrte I'm Duphtat perten bts Samitaa
ZEN 10 MGr3, Witt. UNI IL ltr entse9en9enCnnen fr bic
Qteferuna BON alien GCrnmett taS fur bas Subtfsnt -0e
parttment In ben nadten bret Wpnaten SOnt IL. D. W' an
9ebrdu6t perben mag.
9dS WlebI mug an has Iteaiermtgs .9leer9aus Ober has
iG~tIenbabn Depot In gDaIttnstCn ga ipI6sn y3ettfn utp IN
ICI6en 9uautttdten mad 5tdeieer 9tpttt ab9s1tetert weTofn'
ais bic Jtesierung btfeblen mag.
Das Gprnme6l mug in euten, fdrfen Webltaitrn Ron pc
men jebeS etnbuneert feds unb neun3t8 t196 Yfs. entRalf
abaeltefert rerbsn.
So rnuB frti6 eema6len unb BON gutter, SsftduFl3er
2uaIttat ietn pnb rtre t%nipt3trt, beSSr es dngsnprarhen
ntrb.
| 8abluuaen merben in ipl6en Geltern ssmn 6, nte re biz
Reglerun9 sur Geraussabune lie fern mag.
Ineebpte rnl1en an ten l1nter ;ei6neten ii No. t25 v
StraBe eertttst unb o9rCPpiaIs for GPrn Wieal" Hbsrl0r's.
Fen ittn.
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Nentffe Na6rt6teu.
gelsarap6irt fir ben Baltimore s8tder".
$50, GDmare6. - l.. Stsmn9.

@al6tn9tUn 2. War3. Scr Se~
II a tagte beitte nidt.
NeprGientnntenb ans. Oas
6auS mat berte ais @lenar-@ Committee Der
lammelt uno eS ipurpem Eeoen 9ebalten.
6err Mfc&ee, aus &entitfp ppppnirte 9e9en
bic Disqualification Der SipGt&en unb plabirte
pas 6dngen Der iiiDli6en 6ibrer.
!6err SlOan aus @i8ccnliu, lpra6 e~benfalls
aeaen Die Disqualification Der SIplthen.
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E:ummE 9ftdDmOno, Tre0rictSbure
G@sis,-4S@EREunb WOtOnGc~S ifenbaDn.
Sir Meiienbe nab benz 6iosn.

al t6sGt& (SDnnto6s aEs S'nOnmea.)
Die fdHen1e unc fir;efte 9fOutc mad, yIid,ttOnr
ga. mnc rem Siccn
Sia Der BaIttntCre uub Stio G%ifenfatu mad Waittnatrn.
TOtDmac Dam af6ppe geben O9m Strtbffoesn gDertt
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ia SUl m Sang nub bic Bulge ~berfelben ftsbt II @srbia-
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Z nbr Qp. militia rb Z lItr gt1dlmittda peri fen un IL
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Ter mad &i6mOnO uts irgenO cine aroere
Noute
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ben Da@pf 'DOieH ga %bet6rbtrn.
VI. Reebb m 4 SDn$
w. 142 9tf btfra5sn gDertt @eaeTai. a9enttn
GbarIeS 70 9aneN.
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Observation-Disclosures

@afDtn9tpn, 4. @tars.-5ente wurp'
@Ol. SrUwinng, friber prioat Secretar pei
p%rdlicenten beerOt9t. DEM Sarge fpl9te 9rG-
lioent SOhnlon unp befien 6atntlte.
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2u ~SerVaufe~ TIM @sretn unb RIstnen bic hera ~austntetn
Meenten Der Qta.r C.lne Tlutb unb Sanapen @pInp.
80. 81 BrtGHt
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t~bstltsen WOafn. Fns p6ai6f e~tnstldben. Ole gerlamrt-
lung rtrb In Deuti4 berbaucelt %~erten.
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tin9s .Yahe, BpImd9ten u. +. Is, Werben tn beutf&er Gter
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BaIttmOrer Stebmarf 1T. -9m lebtell
Dpnneritag murben 1924 Stitd 9hla1tpieb an
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5ocf gbepparS ir. observation-disclosures

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SAD Sbepparp, il. welAer teu!tA aus Slug
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am 9tenlta9 oerbaftet II. lan9te 1eltte bier an.
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ftatt, Der Sirma, GnOtplr8 & Selano stpet
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len au babsn. Dieie wurpen POM 5tBpeg &C.
ltOmmeu unb na6 9lew gprf Derl4ift nnr
Spn bort nad YOnter8, no ie pteoer erIar9t
unb Der DEB SerGaftet tpurbe.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-03
THE NEW YORK LINES OF STEAM.
SHIPS,

A few days ago We noticed the fact that
owing to the difficulties encountered by the
ships Saratoga and Niagara, in reaching Rich
mond in consequence of low water, these
ships hereafter will not 60 to Richmond.
No doubt a great blunder was made in the
first instance in building these ships of such
shallow draught, as to enable them to navi-
gate James River A sea-going ship proper
ly built for that purpose is an entirely differ
ent craft from the River Steamer, and when
ever it is attempted to reconcile these differ
ences, by building ship adapted for both
trades, violence is done to established and well
defined rules in Mechanics, and thereby life
and property are endangered.
We have noticed that some action has been
taken by our merchants in regard to subscribe
ing to an increase of Stock of the Virginia
Towing Company. We hope the amount
will be made up. No vessel drawing over
eight feet of water, should ever be permitted
by our merchants to go up James River.
With this Tow-Boat Line in active operation
not only will we stop, at this point, the New
York Steamers, but the very large number Of
ships that now load at City Point.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-03
THE PRESIDENTS PRoCLAMA-
TION

We call attention to the important tele-
graphic summary Of the Presidents proclama-
ton. 1t appears to us that this document is
the precursor of the declaration of peace which
will be forthcoming speedily, from which date
the Freedmens Bureau expires in one year.
To us it also seems to forcshadow that Presi-
dent johnson designs to restore the Southern
States to their proper position in the Union
without regard to the radicals of the North.
We take this view of it, partly because the
President particularly recites the resolutions Of
Congress of July, 1861, and partly from the
fact that it seems his programme, foreshadowed
from his various speeches, &c. on this subject.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-03

A correspondent of the Madison (Indian a
Journal complains of the want of kindly feel
ing towards Northerners among Southern peo-
pie. His illustrations give pregnant expla-
nation Of the cause. He says:
At a plantation l visited, the lady owner,
who was widow, spoke so frequently and so
bitterly of the Yankees" that it was getting
hard to endure. With a view of checking the
unknd expressions used in speaking of my
people, gently Informed her that was from
the North myself 1t had It's effect; for there
after she made handy Use of pronoun instead
of the adjective. MADAM, have you any mlk?"
"Nol you Yankees stole all my cows" "Boy,"
said |, turning abruptly to her son, lad of
twelve years or more, &c how old are you 2"
Don't knoac; you id Yankees stole our b.
ole =" There is no use--yuu can't switch them
off from that subject
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-03

THE FREEDMEN TO TAKE CARE OF THEM
sELvEs.-General Charles Howard assistant
commissioner of freedmen, has issued an order
forbidding the issue of government rations
and supplies to freedmen after the 10th lust
The successful operation of the employment
offices in Washington aud Alexandria aud
branch offices sustained by benevolent ;.ssocia-
tons in Baltimore, Philadelphia, and other
northern cities, work at good wages has been
found sufficient for all the ablc-bodied freed
people who are without employment, and the
government soup houses will therefore be
closed, and the distribution OF food : clothing,
wood. &C., discontinued &
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Nan York March s1-The steamer Henry

New York, March s1.-The steamer Henry
Chauncey, has arrived from Aspinwal on the
23d instant. She brings 1852 900 in treasure.
rumor prevailed at Panama that another
revolution in favor of the Mosquera party was
likely to occur soon.
Advices from South America report the ar
rival of the U. s. steamers Vanderbilt, Pow
hatan, and Tuscarora at Valparaiso on the
2Sth February The latter stood the toughest
weather better than her consort.
The u S. gunboats Mohongo and Nyack
were at Calao, and the Cyaue and Wateree
at Panama.