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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-10-04

Base Ball.

match game of Base Rail played on the grounds
of the Idewild september Gill; between the idlewild
the champion club OF Hartford and the Towson the cham
pon club of Baltimore county, which resulted in victo-
ry for the Hartford club.
The game was very interesting throughout some very
fine play being displayed during the game On both sides
The following is the score of tho game.
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Aa,- J. n. ROBINSON. Office of the Rural Gentleman
No North Eutaw street, is our authorized agent fol
Baltimore.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.,

pEV. JOHN J. MURRAY, D. D., President
lC NJ. A. Conference, Meth Prot. Church, will
preach in the NJ. P. Church, 10 Bel Air, SUN
DAY, October 9th, at luz o'clock, A. NJ, and at
Deer Creek Chapel, at 81 o'clock, Nj. The
public is invited to attend oc,a
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For Sheriff

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce WILLIAM
SMITHSON FORWUOD as candidate for
Sheriff, subject 10 the decision of the Democratic
Conservative Nominating Convention
au23 MANY VOTERS
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AccIDENT.-On Monday last, little son of Mr..
John Paca, about FIVE years old, while playing
on log, fell and broke one of his arms. The
injury is said to be very severe. Dr.. e. Hall
Richardson was called to the case and rendered
the necessary surgical aid.
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For the State Senate.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce Col. JOHN
CARROLL WALSH us a candidate for the State
Senate subject to the decision of the Democratic
Conservative Nominating Convention.
aul6 MANY VOTERS,
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For County Commissioner .

Mr.. EDIToR You will please announce ROB-
ERT FIFE as a candidate for Commissioner,
subject to the Democratic Conservative Nomina-
ting Convention.
sep20 MANY VOTERS.
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For Sheriff.

Mr.. EDITOR You will ple,se 10 announce
S. r. CT LBERT as candidate for Sheriff, SUBJ
ject to the Democratic Conservative Nominating
Convention.
aug MANY VOTERS.
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k0n0 Az MIS- wanted, 10 sell Six New Inventions,
WV great value to families all pay great profits.
Send 25c and get SO pages and sample gratis. Agents
have made 100000. IPiIRAIM BROWN, Lowell Mass.
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You're Wanted! Look Here |!

Agents, both male and female wanted everywhere to
cell the PATENT IMPROVED INK RESERVOIR (by which
from one to two pages eau be written without repens.-
ing with ink and our Fancy and Dry Goods, etc. Can
clear from - to $40 day. No capital required Price
10 cents with advertisement describing an article for
sale in our DOLLAR PURCHASING AGENCY. Circu-
lars sent Free EASTMAN & KENDALL,
oct4 65 Hanover street Rnston Mass
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For County Commissioner:

Mr.. EDITOR plea &c announce JOSEPH
ASHTON, ST., as II candidate for County Com
missioner, SUI iect to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Conservative Nominating Convention.
oct4 MANY VOTERS
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PUBIC SALE.-The sale of the property Of the
estate of G. II. Raitt is continued to Tuesday the
18th of October, instead of the 7th, first adver-
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THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD.

Erfract Of letter from Baron Solomon Rshschild.
PARIS, sth April, 1864, % Rue Fauby, s.. lIonore.
VIII you lie kind enough to have forwarded to me here
200 bottles OF your Ind Linment II you will send az
the same time the account will forward you the amount
through Mcssrs Belmont u Co., New York.
Baron solomon 10 lischild having recommended 10
many OF his friends Major LANES EMINENT and
they being DESTROYS Procure It. he should advise him TO
establish depot in Paris.
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u g. B0ULDIN, Office street. opposite M.
liz P. Church, Bel Air, has just received
new I assortment of SHOES = Mems, Boys,
Terms essh. a~aa
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Match Games.

On the 2sih of September, match game Of
base ball was played between the LIST nine of the
Lone Star Club, of Dublin, and the Hartford
Club, of Churchvjlie, with the following result :
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rs A r E. ! e y.

On the 9th day of Sept, by the Rev. Thos.
ELIZA E. ARTHUR, both of Hartford county.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.
GRACEs CELEBRATED sALVE,

From Mr., L. Tucker, Depot Master at Salisbury, Mass.
II have been troubled for years with a bad hunior
sometimes outwardly and sometimes inwardy. During
the past summer il manifested itself more than usual
outwardly and used your Salve. All signs of it have
since disappeared, without affecting nwarlly indca
ting, think, the eraiicating nature Of the Saye"
SETH W. F0WLE " son, Boston,
Propricors
Sold by all Druggists at 25 box Sent by mail
for 80 cents. sepJD
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For Register of Wills.

Mr.. EDIToR :--Please announce WILLIAM G.
BURk Ms candidate tor Register of Wills Of
Hartford county.
sep2O MANY VOTERS.
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A match game of base bail was played on
September 25th, between the Bel Air and TIar-
ford Clubs, at Churchvile, with the following
result
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Scorers-I Mccain, of the Hartford and Charles Neil
son. of the Lone tar
Umpirc-T. D. Dougherty, of the Lone Star o. q. G.
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ONE DOLLAR ONE DOLLAR !

A GENTS WANTED everywhere for our One Dollar
"A sale. Watch, Tea Sett, Shawl, Dress for one
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circulars giving full particulars Address ARLINGTON
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A GENTS W 'NTED-SlO to $50 a day to introduce our
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Chain Stitch Exclusive territory givc Send for cir
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Snow SToRM.-At Nelson, New Hampshire, on
Monday last, three nchee of snow fell,
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hNf 81. USfoRrUNATE HUMANITY S!ONLY
osoNN. My Injection cures Gonorrhma or elect in
fail.
DR.. IIENRIE EENMAIR, Station f., N. Y City.
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A Physiological View CT Marriage

The Cheapest Book ever published
CONTAINING NEARLY THREE HUNDRED PAGES
And - fine plates aud cngraylngs of the
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who entertain doubts of their physical condition Sent
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$40 Day Made by Any One,

with my Patent Stencil Tools prepay samples Free
Beware OF infringers. My circulars will explain.
Address A. j. FlILLAM, Springfield, VT
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DY-The "Egis" has a more extended chculato
enoas tho intelligent farmers and business men o
Hartford, than any other paper in the county, No
CLOCK Hospitals ~ other obscene HLotery'' adyer
tsements will appear in our columns at any price. A
large number subscribers pay their piper in
vance, and consequently class de-
sire 10 reach.
The attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
IA directed 10 the above facts.
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Doors, AMI SHOES, OF excellent quaI,y, for
Id men and women, offered low for ctsh, by
r. e. BOULDIN,
sctls Opposite N. P.Churcb, Bel Air.
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BEL AIR ACADEMY.

THE Winter Session will commence MON
l. DAY November 4th, 1867, and continue
until FRIDAY, March 9th, 1863 For Circu-
lars apply to Rev. 7. S. G. Smith, or to the
PRINCIPAL
sep27-6t JOHN McKELWAY, A. NJ.
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WE STILL LIVE Dep 3,, be humsu 4,.

cnt' cast iron machine Stencil tools Send for our
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V7S To 500 per month and travelling expenses paid
ID - good agents to sell our Patent Everlasting
White Wire Clothes Line. State age and adj
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PA INTS FOR FARMERS

THE GRAFTON MINER VI PAINT COMPANY arc
l. now manufacturing the Best. Cheapest and most
Durable Paint in use; coats well put on mixed with
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OF the consnner. 1t is valuable for Houses Barns,
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Oil Cloths, Zone Manufacturer having used 5000 bar
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above. Send for circular, which gives full particulars.
None genuine unless branded in a trade mark Grafton
Mineral Paint, Address DANIEL BIDWELL Propric-
tor, 25l Pearl Street, New York. Agents wanted
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LOCAL NEWS.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10.

crRcurr Court sA1uRpAY-Judge q. W.
rhomas presiding.-CHANcERY SIDE, --Th.
Aexapdria Water Company W. Edward s
Honeb-in chancery-aa rulea was awarded
.oainst. defendant to- show cause why be should
I Il. b attached Tor contempt offered, in no
{ .,uhl.mitting to the Commissioner of this Court
certain papers, &c, ordered by: "a former de
1 G CONVOY Law. SIDE. Thomas NJ: Cronoh
;, 10 S. ". Boyd-in case-jury could not agree,
andJwere discharged 80. ...., I'D 7s;s..a -
Dennis Johnston vs.. Christopher Neale' 8 ex;
.ecutrix-in' case---judgment against defendant
zfor Sal IS, with interest, from January lst,
1862, till paid, and'costs. .a1.4 '''..". s..*
Ferguson & Bros. VS.. John P. Clarke-in
case-iudgment against defendant for $305 81,
with interest on Sl95 81, from December 4th,
1860, and on $40, another part thereof, from
April 10th, 1861, till paid, and costs
@. II. Ramey qualified as Deputy Clerk of
the Circuit Court.
y Court adjourned till Thursday next at 10
o'clock - 80 .L,s..
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AUCTION SALES.

N1SSIONERS' SALE OF VALUA.
, BILE LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
e Virtue Of g. decree Of the Circuit Court o.
-irisZ county, rendered ct its NeTembet term,
i1h.: = said Court, il the suit Of Barnes 40.
Uinl-tcator vs.. j. &. Barnes, &C.. the under
sigReGrt % m mlssioners named in said decree.
wall, on the:!GIH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1867,
'(thst being the first day Of the County Court,t
offer, at public sale, in front Of the Court House
of said county, TRACT OF LAND, contain
Ing 1914 acres This land is the farm lately oc-
icupied by Mrs. Sarah Barnes, being the same
assigned her as dover in the division of her
husband ithe late John Barnesl real estata.-
It has thereon comfortable DWELLING a
HOUSE. with the usual out buildings, nEA
abundance of wood, excellent water, under
good! state Of cultivation, and lies about mile
from.theO. u 4. r. T., and i miles from
Fairfax Station, and about the same from Sang
ster's. This farm is valuable, and offers great
inducements to persons DESTROYS to invest in
real estate, being the most productive farm IA
that neighboThood -.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by tho
court Zone fourth Of the purchase money Ia
hand. liable to be forfeited, and the land resoid
at tire risk of the purchaser. should he fail to
complete bis purchase, upon confirmation by
the Court; the residue in three equal payments
at six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter-
est from the day Of SALE to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser, and retention Of the
title until the last payment is made. Cost Of
conveyance and stamps at the expense Of the
purchaser. NJ d BALL.
.... -. THOS. MOORE.
Commissioners of Sale.
Fairfax county, nov l4-laW4W
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POLICE REpoRr-MAYoR's OFFICE. Mr..
John Philips arrested q man on Saturday night
last, and carried him to the Watch-House as a
suspicious characterize having been seen to en-
ter surreptitiousy the hold of steam tug lying
at the wharf He gave his name next morning
at the Mayors Office as William Williams but
after while said it was William Forbes. He
was dubious as to his nativity, but finally set
tied upon London In consequence of the
suspicious circumstances surrounding him, the
Mayor committed him to jail for further exam
ination. 1t is thought that he is one Of the
party who broke out of the jail at Fairfax
Augustus Steers, John Callan and Henry
Long, as parties to an assault committed last
night by Charles Butte upon his step mother,
were committed to jail for furt her examination.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Taylor,
colored, for stealing clothes and bed clothing
: from Maria Davis, also colored, was discharged.
The stolen articles were recovered throughth be
exertions of Officer Aubinoe. ~,
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Aggravated ASSAULT. : lastn ight between
six and seven clock, an aggravated assault
was made by, Charles, Bate upon! his, step
mother. who resides, with her husband on Pitt
street, near the cornerIof W Off. Chas. Butte,
accompanied by Augustus Steers, John Callau
and Henry Long sll shipmates aboard the
United States Coast Survey vessel Hassler,
Captain Clarence, Fendall, now lying above the
Long Bridge, visited this city yesterday, and
while his comrades remained outside. oof his
fathers residence, he entered it, and after ad.
yisinlgs, his father to return to Washington and
live again with his first wife, committed the
assault alluded to, by attackinghis step mother,
while his father was out Of the room, with a
knife and billy. The wounds he inflicted are
not serious. The police were soon informed
ofthe occurrence, and after considerable trouble,
succeeded in capturing Steers, Callan and
Long, but Butte is still at large. II .i.r (.
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YEsrERDAr-The weather yesterday was
pleasant and agreeable though somewhat
cloudy in the evening The services at the
Methodist Protestant Church were conducted
by the Rev Mr. Sweet; Rev. Mr.. Pitzer
preached at the Second Presbyterian church,
and Rev F, A. Dyson at the Methodist ,Epis-
copal church At ST. Mary's (Catholic)
church, Rev. F. McAtee, S. j., plead the
cause Of the church at St. Thomas, Nd, de;
stroyed by fire last year, and announced col
lection in aid Of a new church. there. ! Christ
Church was without minister, the new rector,
Rev. Mr.. McKim, being expected in a few
days. The pulpits Of the other churches were
filled by the resident pastors. ~
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ABANDONED LANDS. The following named
parties, or their heirs or legatees, have their
names inscribed apon the books ct the Bureau
Of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands
as owners Of property, which will be disposed
of according to orders, if not applied for pre-
Yious to January 1st,186S - - z--42 : q :,
IFauJas Gsuuty -Megarty Ashton Arthur
Broadwater, SAM. l.. Barnes, John Fl, Barnes
Wilmer D. Corse, Joseph Cooper, Richard
Cock Vim. D. Day, .Ftench Forrest, Her
bert Fairfax, Isaac Fairfax, Alexis. Grigsby,
VIM. Hamersly, Henry jenkins, Elias Knickles
Wildman, Elias and Robert Kuickies heirs Of
Raymond and Daniel Knickles, Cornelius
lKSinsheloe, W R, MILAN, Tho; Moore, Jas.
Is :; MNcArtgg, John Powell, Jas. Fl, Simpson,
Shots 2. Stewart, George Stevens, Henry and n
Turley, Walter Whaley, Walker Williams, r.,
Loudoun County.--James Adams, J; w.
Bernaugh, Samuel Cooper, C;.sG. Giddlngss,
w. p. Hutchinson, A. r. Mott, John W.
Minor, Edward r. Ozley, Sanford l; Ralney,
VT. Safer, J. F. Simpson, John T.. Stoner,
Benz. F.. Safer, James and Joseph Viz htman.
Frii,ce; William County. -Norbern Berkeley,
Eppa Hunton Jas S. Oien, N. D. Wroe
The necessary proceedings 20 secure q restl-
tuition of3the property are indicated in the fol-
lowing military orders: >.,1,i, : liz
j. Abandoned lands held by the bureau may
be restored to owners pardoned by the Presi-
dent by the Assistant Commissioners, to whom
application for such restoration should be for
warded, so far Us practicable. through the SUI
perintendeuts Of the Districts 10 which the
lands are situated, = ~ . -:
each application must be accomp anicd by ::
'lst: Evidence Of special pardon by the
President, or a copy of the oath OF amnesty
prescribed in the Presidents. proclamation of
Guided ID any, Of the classes therein excepted
from the benefits of. said oath. 94ob2 ljas no!
@...2nd.: Proof of title. @l3 ba@ ,-&4#. =
j 8 ts3rd. Evidence that the United States has
not acquired titlet to the land by sales, contica
ton or otherwise. 7 .TKs& aEg4 @
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DIED,

- At:Brookhaven, Miss, on the list inst after
short illness. of yellow fever, DR.. VILLA ~
SHELDON WILLS, aged 61years, formerly
of Charlottesville, In 1882 he graduated in
the same gear emigrated to Mississippi where.
after a few years, byindustry and energy, he
acquired q large landed and pers onal estate, but
Ike many. of tho estates of Southern planters "a
large portion oft vanished IN the result OF the
civil contest {. TIng.i4@ ~ s..ltttUta
EGa At her residence, in Cumberland, Md, On the
Roger o r Perry, D. n, aud daughter of B. ogle
Ta es Of Washington: 81 - s4aoc, Ell.
In Charlottesville, on Friday morning, the
18th instant, at the residence of a. 2. Abel
esd, Mrs. r. JEFFERIES, in her 9Oth year.
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approved security.
nov l2-ts ALLEN HARMON, Trustee.
.TOM SALE
~ OF VALUABLE LAND,
IN KING GEORGE COUNTY, VA.

IN KING GEORGE COUNTY, VA.
By virtue Of Il decree OF the Circuit Court Of
King George county, pronounced in the suit OF
senberry'5 administrators We. Queenberry
and others, the Subscribers, therein appointed
Special Commissioners for that purpose. will
expose TO public sale, on I'll \ RSDAI, the
jth Jay OF Uccrln&cr, 1867, CHAT being Court
day at klllS George &. Il the tract OF land;
in the decree and proceedings mentioned, called
1.-THE COTTAGE
The Cottage contains 724 acres. 1t is beau
ti.ully located in King George county: on Ma
chodoc Creek, near its entrance into the Poto-
mac river ard is bounded on two sides by that
creek and II liaT,s creek. The landing on
the farm ls accessible to steamers ana sal! yes
sells of q large class Offering the greatest tacil-
ties for delivering grain or cod. The improve
ments consist Off small hui c!nfortable Frame
Dwelling House, good Barns, Stables, Hsss3
Corn Hou 5es, Ser yuut Houses Ice House, LEI.
pump, &c yhe farm Is in fine condition, the
land level well adapted 10 the production OF
corn, wheat grass, &C, and is Justly considered
the III ost Desirable. real estate in that portion Of
the county. 1t IS vol enclosed with good and
substa n t'al fencing, and the several fields also
separated by good fences. There is plenty OF
water, and timber in abundance for the use OF
the plantation. II is, altoge:her, most desr'
able tract Of land. for a.! agricultural purpose
The TERMS y THE 5 \ LIZ, as prescribed
b the dacrcc, arc: One third of the purchase
money il cash; orc third IN IL months, and the
remaining third in II months from the day Of
sale, carrying interest from the day Of sale, ana
the deferred payments 10 b. secured, after the
confirmation Of the sale, By u lien on the land;
Unless otherwise notified Of Il change, the sale
will positively hc made Al the time and pisc"
specified. Information II regard 10 Inc char'
actcr of til: esta e, may be obtained by letter
addressed to Wa. :. Brown, esq, Comorh'
King Georg. county, or D.. X. Fl. Stuart, Edge
Hill, King George county, or to either OF the
subscribers. Any person wishing to purchase
however, hal te;t-r visit the premises, and e1-
amioe for f.ims,,lG e. &. ". LEWIS:
JULIAN J. Mason.
,'a.H WAI 4. LITTLE.
p I;,,o Gao co nc 23-IawGw Comm'rS
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TIE NATIVE V1Ra1N1AN. -Messrs.. Bagby
and Stofer have issued, from Orange Court
House the first number of the Native Virginian
The paper is handsomely gotten up and vel
printed. Its reading matter is excellent, anc
two original articles which it contains are 3wor
thy of special mention. It is under the edito:
rial conduct of our old friend DR.. George W.
Bagby, alias (" Moziz Addums,' 2 whose hand
some salutatory is model of good English and
sound sense. We wish the enterprise success.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th November, at the residence of
3. MEREDTTH, Of Prince William county, to
W. W. D. o Etzhush1 T >T51 ~ s,|1
iIon the 18th instant, at Birdwood, 5Albenasrlle
county, Va, by Rey..J. S: Lindsay, DI Ep-
GAR HANCELLOR,,.: of Charlottesyille, to
Mrs. GABRIELLA. "a: MA Ak Of tcA Ai t
county. ''.L-l"'7 80, ~ 49,. a,?.,sy ~
af the of6ciating clergyman, on the 18th inst,
by Rev John2E Massey, Mr.: Nv a. MEEKSs,
and Miss MARY L.VASSIEUR, of Milton.