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PETER W. DEcKMAN ! In the Circuit Court
VS. for Hartford county, rs
LYDIA DECKMAN. a Court OF Equity.

PETER W. DEcKMAN ! In the Circuit Court
VS. for Hartford county, rs
LYDIA DEckMAN. Court of Equity.
THE object of this suit is 10 procure a
L decree divorcing the complainant from
the defendant, vinculo mafrimonii.
The bill states that the complainant
and defendant were married about the
year 1913, and that they lived together AZ:
man and wife from tlat sine up to the
breaking out OF the war between the
North and the South, when the complain
ant volunteered as soldier in the Federale
army. That Oh his return home, after
the close of the war, in April. 1865, or
the early part of May of said year, that the
SAID Lydia appeared to have become entirely
estranged from him, and that she ADAM
doned the complainant earl in July, 1865,
and that she has ever since been unin,er-
ruptedly absent. That she left the said
complainant without any just cause or
provocation,e and that the separation be-
tween the complainant and defendant is
final and hey all reasonable expectation
of reconciliation.
The bill then prays for the passage of a
decree dvorcing the complainant from the
defendant, rinculo mafrimonii, and for
a subpoena against the said defendant,
commanding her to appear in this Court,
and show cause, if any she has, why a
decree should not pass as prayed. The bill
then further prays for an order of publ
cation against the said defendant, making
known to her the substance and object of
the bill, and warning her to appear in the
Circuit Court for Hartford county as a
Court of Equity, on some certain day, to
answer the premises and show cause, if
any she has, why decree ought not to
pass as prayed, and on her failure so to
appear, that then the bill be taken pro con-
,tesso against her.
1t is lhereupon, this 18th day of Janu-
AIRY, 1867, adjudged and ordered, that the
complainant, by causing a copy of this
order to he inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Hartford county,
once week in each of four successive
weeks three months before the 10th day
of June next, give notice to the said de-
PENDANT of the object and substance of this
bill, and warn her 10 appear in this Court,
in person or by some solicitor thereof, on
or before the said 10Th day of June next,
and show cause, if any she has, why a
decree ought not to pass as prayed, and
in default thereof said bill shall be taken
pro confesso against her.
VIM. H. DALLAM, Clerk.
True Copy. Test,
febl VIM. II. DALLAM, Clerk.
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>he Louisville journal copies Ash.
ley's impeachment matter and appends
these comments: ...l- ..
We have here, as will be observed, q
resolution which authorizes an inquiry
into the propriety of impeachment, with
preamble that actually impeaches-the
tail of an opening speech of impeachment
made the head of resolution Of inquiry.
The preamble is several months, if not an
eternity, behind the resolution. In short,
the thing is monster, whose tail, or
what might DO its tail, is where its head
ought to be. 1t is the pink Of monstrosi-
ty. We have all read of the centaur, Of
the sphinx, of the cbimera, of the mino-
taur, the griffin, of the hippogriff, and of
the other fabulous monsters Of antiquity,
bnt where shall we look for monster
like this !? Not in mythology. Not in
Barnum's Museum. Not in the Museum
of anatomy. Not in the side-sbow of
any circus in the world. The production
is nonesuch. None but itself can be it's
parallel. The travail of Ashley's ambi-
tion has undoubtedly resulted in the birth
Of the greatest monster of all time.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-02-15

O. In New York man was carrying
live turtle along the street when an
Irishman and his dog passed by. The
countryman tried with gentle words to
get the son Of Erin to put his finger into
the turtles mouth but no was too smart
for him. "But," says he, "Tll put my
dogs tail in, and see what the haste will
do" He Immediately called up his dog,
and put his tail into its mouth. He had
scarcely got it in when Mr. Turtle shut
down on his tail and off the dog started at
railroad speed, pulling the turtle after
him at more rapid rate than he had
ever travelled before. The couptryman,
thinking that his days work would be
thrown away if the animal should run at
thatrate, turned with savage look and ex-
claimed "Call back your dog - Paddy
put his hands in his pockots, winked and
answered with provoking sang froid,
"call back your fish !"
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Bsr Two countrymen went into ha

B0- Two countrymen went into hat
ter's to buy one of them new hat
They were delighted with the sample, in
side the crown Of which was inserted a
looking-slass. "What is the glass for ?"
said one of the men. The other impa-
tient at such display of rural ignorance,
exclaimed "What for ? why, for the
man who buys the hat to see how it fits
him."
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aeS- A Publisher Of newspaper out
West, in the first issue Of bis journal, re-
turns thanks to those who loaned him the
pecuniary means, and to Heaven that
there is no law in the State enforcing i'm
prisonment for debt.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-02-15

G. Railway Oficial,-You'd better
not smoke, sir.
Traveler.-That's what my friends
say.
Railway Oficial.-But you mustn't
smoke, sir.
Traveler.-So my doctor tells me.
Railway Official Indignantly But
you shan't smoke, sir!
Traveler-Ah just what my wife
says.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-02-15

A 3 half acre lots, fronting each 10 feet on
Gordon street, Bel Air Price and terms rea-
SOnaIia
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A friend will deliver this note person
allv
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-02-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TNAlS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Register Of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Admin
istration on the personal estate of
HENRY NELSON,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the
3OM day Of January, 1868,
or they mny otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate.
AL. persons Indicted TO said estate are request
ed 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand.and seal this 3Oth day
of January, 1867.
MARY A. NELSON,
feb8 Administrative.
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BEL AIR. MD. FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 15 1867
]. s. Dallam, Bel Air, Hartford Co., Md.

| A 3 half acre lots fronting each rs feet on
| Gordon street, Bel Air. Price and terms rea-
sOnahs.
! H.-~Frm containing no acres 70 in fair
state Of cultivation, about 30 acre: Of u being
rJua meadow land, hIirnCs in wood under eE-
Crlrnt ,lucr and vel Waiprtd; large orchard Of
about 800 apple tees, in Iull bearing peaches,
grapes pears, nc. improvements, large frame
| dwelling, 50x20 feet. two stories high, with
kitchen in frt class order log barn, good
stabling, large new wagon house, corn crib,
spring, meat and poultry houses, and lime kiln
all in good order; well located, on Winters
Run, situation high and healthy, miles from Jar
rettsvie, from R. r., 90 miles from Baltimore
by turnpike. Price $50 per acre, ! cash; bal
ance easy. H.
C.-l8 acres of good land, l6 in cultivation,
in wood; all we'll enclosed with post and rail
fence young apple and peach orchard new
story log house, spring house, with excellent
spring OF water near the door; miles from Ri
ley's X Roads, Il from Baltimore, and miles
from Rail Road. Price $1,000, cash, balance
easy. IL.
| D.-Farm of $50 acres, about 90 in fair state
of cultivation, balance in wood fair fencing,
well watered, apples and peaches. Improved
with new frame dwelling, 30xl8 feet, two sto-
ries high, with kitchen new frame Switzer barn,
46x3G feet, corn crib and spring house; well To-
Gated, I miles from Northern Central r. R.,
miles from Jarrettsville, % from Baltimore, by
turnpike and 10 west from Bel Air. Price &c.
600, J cash, balance easy. II.
E.-The Bush Mills Water Power, one of the
most valuable in this county, walls of burnt
mill nearly as 60 d as new old stable and corn
hous so acres of land, DO in fine state of culti-
walton. Price SO, 500, terms 900 cash, bal
ance easy. II.
| Perm of 60 acres of good land, in fair
state of cultivation, well fenced aud well water
ed, or acres in wood, good orchard, good
frame dwelling; good new barn, and other ne
cessary outbuildings; handsomely located on the
Clark's Ford road, 2 miles north from Forest
Hill. rice 1900, ! cash, balance easy. A.
| G.-Farm of 100 acres, 40 in cultivation, bal
ance in wood and young timber, well fenced,
well watered Sc young orchard large new
frame house, barn and other outbudings, on the
road from Dublin TO Conowingo. Price $4, 900,
J cash, balance easy. G.
H.-Farm of SIS acres Of Deer Creek land, in
good cultivation, balance in wood, well fenced;
apple orchard and other fruit; dwelling, tavern
house, store and tenant house, smith shop, barn,
corn, meat, and spring houses-all in excellent
order. This property is very valuable as place
for public business; well located at Sandy Hook.
Price $4,000, ] cash, balance easy. NJ. febS
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-05-01
TEE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EC,TYs, OFFICE, G. &c.R. R. Co

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
sf,reenyille s. CoIunibin Railroad Company will be
held in Columbia, on Thursday, the second day of
:. M.ysnext, at 10 o'clock, A. M. The following
ssrsons are entitled to free ride over the Road
coinae 10 and from the meeting: Any stockholder
Soldinr. one or .uiorc shares A Stakeholder hold
Inc 6ys or more shares for six months previous is
allowed to take his wife and children, residing
vith him buttpurchasers of stock, who were NOT
original Stockholders required TO hold twenty
: shares to entitle them to take their families
: frte.ess. y W CAf'hiNIl az loN' oe''e'a.'
::Aprii g. 1867 AZ
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] ss::s;:; s:ssigi7ee S Notice.
iAprila4:ls67

szse5t5 .tss-l-SS =? s,.f-..5 -
WHEREAS. hunsoSsB. DAvENroRT,. of Anderson
District s. c. has conveyed TO me BY regular
Decd OF Assignment which deed -bearssdatc the
llth day of March, 1867 ,all his interest and right
Of redcmptor Of in and to all that tract of Land,
Ewhereon he no " resides, in said District Together
with allseffects of every description and kind to
him belonging, for the benefit of his Creditors,
agreeable tot the ilcis Of the General Assembly Of
this S,tlte in such case made and provided.
= Now. therefore George w Cox, Assignee of.
the said Hudson B. Daycnpor., do hereby notify
all tine Creditors of said Assiguor TO prescnrther
dcmn,s,s TO Ia 3ei,or, ndcrson District, S. C.,
on or before "Wednesday after the second Monday
in May next And the said Creditors arc further.
notified that they required TO meet me ut Bel:
ton, oh the same day aforesaid, to appoint an
-. GEORGE W. CoX,-Assignee.
+: Bolton, S. c., March "a, 1867 Al
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TgIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
-. INDIES or DISTRICT -
in tie Court Of Common Pleas
Joseph e.. Eator, = is..4e:a,l.s>s..s; -
'Joseph Q. Esator,s;. ].
]: Richardson.

: FFER1lAS, the Plaintiff did, on the fourth dny
of April, ammo Domini eighteen hundredand sixty
:eeTen: fis has declaration against the Defendant
Nho las ii is said is absent from and wirhout3the
1,itt of this Stat andshsss neither wife attor
nsys:no~n withits the same pen whom e copy of
ms slia deciarat6n might be served: 1t is there
fore ordered, that Tho said Defendant do appear
and l,Icad to said declaration, before sthe
day Of april, tichisrill bein The year OF our
Lord. one thousand eight hundred ind sixlyeght;
iss Anal and absolute judgment will then be
srsiye,, and awarded against him.
,sa DIM w. DANIELS, CT.
a. Clerk s7oficc, April 16, 1867, a laml y:
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p en-, u mn Q III e s, E TT q c Us,
STATIONERY, VARN,tsHEs,
Ladies' fine Toilet Powders, Soaps,
Hair, Tooth, Nail, Varnisha and Paint Brushes,
e. Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco;
Lamps, of every variety,
Kerosinc and Turpentinc By the barrel.
In snort, everything usually kept in the Drug
line-all of which 1 will sell at the very lowest
figures for cash only.
Also, Agent for the sale of Jayne's, Ayers. Rad
ways and Foutzs preparations. Keep constantly
on hand all the popular Patent Medicines OF the
day.
Anderson C. II. am
Jan II, 1867 81
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5fg EeUTTyY yY.-.-.ANDERsoN.

Asrs, eIouisa o. Hammond, Admir-. with Will an
=. rnxed ps. Guyton Guyton, Elias John Earle,
William e. Ha.nn oaa,- --Biii for sale Of Real
aid Personal properly for payment of debts
VI appearing tony saisfacticn'tha w. l. Ham
moId. ONE Of the Defendan in the above stated
sresidessfrom and without the limits of l.s
STATE On motion of -HarrsonS s. Whiners, it is
ordered. Phat he doEanswer. plead or demur 10
the complainanis bill, of complaint within forty
from the publication of AIRS rule or consent
viii be taken pro:cos1esso against hun:
= Nv, w, HC APtlREYS,c c.E.A.p.
spsil: 10, 1856 1867 s. - 4433
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Misce Ilaneolls A ertiseInents
QUICK SALES
S. I S. ,AND.
SMALL PROFITS ! !!

L . = Hr = : -
SMALL PROFITS !!
THE subscribers have just received and have in
store, a-iarge lot. of FAMILY GROCERIES, and
Eother articles necessary for housekeeping, which
|: they will sell low for CASH:z Below re ennme-
rate some of the articles we keep
Golden Syrup, Sugar, Salt,
N. @. Molasses, Rio and Java Coffee,
8 Muscovado Nioas's, Blk. s. Green Tea-fne'
No. Maokere Crdckery s Glassware
Leaf Lard, Rice, stoneware,
Buckets, Tubs, Measures
Broolns, Cedar Churn. Hoes and Axes,
Ames' Long Handle shovcls, Curry Combs
Eng. Waffle S Wafer Irons, Horse Brushes.
LARGE ArD FINE ASSORTMENT OF
E ENGLISH GA sTIN q S.
iSs sA:N1cE ASSORTMENT OF
Kyv.4NcgS sq.s'E FORKS,
And other articles in the Hardware line
!, >, Pickles, Oysters and Salmon IN Cars,
Sardines. Corn Starch Citron, Currants,
Peaches, Tomatoes, Strawberries and
Pine Apples in Cans,
Soda, Sweet and Butter Crackers,
Candy, Raisins, Almonds,
Fresh Chocolate
a FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Lamps, Lamp Chimneys,
Wicks and Shades, and
-= No. l.sKcrosine Oil
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, BACON AND NEAL.
A fine lot of Cooking Stoves Cigars, Smoking
and Chewing Tobacco.
We willtake country produce for goods. Call
and examine our stock before buying, We pay
cash for our goods, and sell fur cash or country
produce that can be turned into cash.
- TOWERS. Il BURRISS,
No. 4 Granite Row.
April2 "a, 1867 4; As @
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NOTICE.
Assignee S Notice.

IsHAM W. TAYLOR, having made IN assignment
sorreS rS creditors notice is hereby given to allpe
e sons indebted TO him. by Note Account, make
nayment rO to myself, or A. I. Broyes, ESQ.,, with
whom the same have been deposited for collection.
JA1ES-M. MoFALL, Assignee.
Feb ID, 1867 90
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sEEq nit tty--A ndea:son.
5eresaiah Moore and
wife Mary Moore, Bill for Partition Of 4e

S1sresaiah Moore and - -. - 49, -
wife Mary Moore, Bill for Partihon 9f Nfeat M
*. 0sss ~
srchihald Mattison, Eetdtess'
appearing to nay satisfaction that Archibald
iat;son hers atlaw Of George Matjson to wit
al. Mlttison, heirs at law of Frances Rise
rer, names and nunbec unknown heirs at law OF
Reuben Madison, names and, numb Der unknown,
heirs at layrs Of bert Mattison, names andnum-
bernns,o,Ta 6larfissa Big or llcr heirs; she
IS dead, io wits sIat6sSn Bigby, Jada Campbell
SOIisy giguy, EcksyS sBieay, Norris Bisby asd
Sihers; names aud number atisnowfr, Defendants
The above stated case Sbeyond% limits
of this State. On motion of Reed y brown, 5oiIip
Soils, < & .-,:s =, Z,
Ordered Tbnt said Defendants do appear and
plead, an.Eer:or dcmur to said Bill Of Complaint
forty days from, the publication hcrector
tie sanie si be ttken pro against them
- ny. 4 HIRE -;
Com. Office, anderson G., &
go. O.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
TnEarnING ELECrInN.

On Monday next our annual spring cloc.
ton will take place, aud it is we'll to con
sider it's Importance. There are always a
great many well meaning men, who profess
TO depreoate suthipg like politics in our
local elections, and arc often led of iuto the
support Of men who in other times, they
would not support. Is this rights IL our
principles are worth anything they are
worth contendng for in the minor offices.
If we expect to koop up tho ascendenoy OF
our party in this county, State aud Union,
we must begin in our local elections.
Ilmay be said 'ths is a very small affair v
but il is in watching these small affairs that
we may hope for success in our large ones.
II Democrat of the modern kind is unfit
to be trusted in the higher affairs, how is
ho any the better qualified for the minor
ones.
We hope that throughout the several
townships, our friends will remember the
fact HAT il is by attention to the minor OF.
foes that We can keep up n proper organ
ization for the harder fights of general
campaign.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

JEFF DAVIS second year of Imprisonment
WI soon expire.
rHEaE has ueyer been a divorce granted
in South Carolira,
PuNcu says it's droldGul to hear of
child. only QUO month old, taking to the
bottle.
A doLp MINE is said to have been dis
covered near Marion, Crittenden County,
Kentucky,
rHE Now York Legislature proposes 10
alow rolored mcn 10 vote in eleotlng dela
gates 10 the Constitutional Convention,
TuE Maine Legislature, bcCore adjourn.
ing. passed a law to be submitted to the
,eoplc, to punish liquor selling, with i'm.
priSonment Tor the first uticnSo. They also
voted to have the State Cjnstablos to en-
force the Liquor law.
MoRE than one hundred and twenty-five
indictments have heeu preferred against
liquor dealers IN Spencer County, ludiauN
charging them with having sold liquor to
minors. SO, The suits have cost tho deal
ers from S35 to $50 each.
WINTER Garden Theater, New York,
owned hy + Twin Buoth, the trageiiau, was
burned on Saturday morning. Mr.. Booth
| lost his entire wardrobe, hs total loss is
stated at Sl50000. The Southern torn.
oily LNfalge) Hotel was seriously damaged
! 10y fire aud water.
JouN NEAL oS TENPERANCF, Tho veteran
/ John Neal writes to the Portland Press at
some e, 9Th, in opposition to the prohibitory
system ot legislation on the sale of liquor
llo says its effects in Maine have boon dc,
moral zing, while the sale is carried on
with as much activity rs in former days
only hy clandestine methods,
TINS Bucyrus JoWIWdl says We hov,
in our possession piece pt quarts rock
taken out Of the Rogers lot, at tho north
part of town, that il rich with gold of a.
excellent quality. Tho parties are still ex
cavatiug and ate confident, from pyesen
indications, that gold in sufficient quantitle
will be found to pay them largely tor thei
hbor.
A CHARLESTON Is, C.) special says mas
ae"ting af citizens, irrespective of color
was held thero Thursday night. Their
we're ouly about fifty whites present. JudE
Moore, a ~lite man, presided, and a negr'
acted as Secretary. The meeting was de
cidedly radical, Resolutions claiming th
suffrage ami the right Go hold Office for tn
colored mon, opposing large land mOnopu
lies, aud calling for a revision OF the Stat
code and organization OF tue courts wer
I adopted.
? AT Cairo two brothers, named Jacob am
> johnston Barnoek men Of high standin
and fine education, residing Ut larooxi,
n Mo, between whom bitter fuod had e'
4 isted for long time, met a few days sine
near tho residence of the latter both hea,
lily armed when desperate fight ensue,
lasting for several minutes. Both hnall
e fell TO the ground from sheer exhaustion
!. Some neighbors passing along shortly a
a ter found the elder brother, Jacob, dea'
|. and tue younger 90 badly mangled that
cauuot survive,