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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-05-22

AN UNLUcKY DIvoRcE-James nj. Grant,
of Bridgeport, recently obtained divorce
from his wife Julia, and the fact was announc-
ed in the Bridgeport Farmer. The next day
Mrs. Grant informed the public through the
columns of the same paper that the notice
was the first she had heard of the natter
Last week Mrs. Grant received information
from England that deceased relative had
left her between $4,000 and 10000, anil Mr.
Grant is said to be somewhat disguised at the
turn which affairs have taken, and is fruit
lessly lamenting that he obtained that divorce.
Mrs. Grant will be recollected by our citizens
as resident of Hartford for considerably
period, and as especially distinguished for her
equestrianship, she having been awarded pre-
miums at several State fairs.-Harg0rd
Post
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-05-22

ANOTHER RA1LRoAD-The West Chester
Pa.) Republican says the people of Wilming-
ton, Del, are discussing the feasibility as well
as the Importance of constructing railroad
from that city to Oxford, Chester county, Pa.
and from thence to Hanover Junction, York
county, Pa, with view to connect with the
West by way of Baltimore and Ohio and
Connellsville railroads. The board of trade
of that city have passed resolutions to inves-
tigate the merits of a road to Oxford as a
means of developing local trade, and with q
view to its continuance further West if cir
cumstances should warrant.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-05-22

DISCHARGED FROM ARREsT.-The case of
Col o. Naphegyi, charged with the forgery
of letter in the name Of the Hon. Reverdy
johnson, upon which he obtained $4,000
from Mr.. Powell, banker, doing business in
Broad street, New York, came up before JUS
tice Garrett, Stopleton, L. l., ON Monday, but
in consequence of the nonappearance of the
complainant, Col. Naphegyi was honorably
discharged and his bond cancelled
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
! scrber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Admin
istraton on the personal estate of
THOMAS CARROLL,
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
l7h day Of april 1869,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed to make immedse payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this l7th-day
of April, 1868.
JAMES K. KEECH,
ap24 Administrator.
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TI1S Il INrELLIGENCER.
Sci AIR. MD, MAY 2, 1868.


CusT OF CITY WATER WoRKs.-Cbicago,
,sigrp the completion ofthe lake tunnel is con-
graduating itself on the comparative cheap
ness with which it has procured an excellent
supply of water The total cost of the tun-
mel and the work and pipes connected with
il was S2,701, 294. In New York the water
works cost S23, 100000; in Brooklyn, $4,000
900; in Boston, $5,50O000; in Philadelphia,
exclusive of the system of distribution, So
100000; in Washington, $4,000 900; in st.
Louis, 81, 100000; in New Orleans, 81 400
600; in Cincinnati, $1,359, 600. The cost OF
the water supply for Baltimore is probably
as great, in view of the ncarness of the source
of supply and the natural conveniencees for
reaching it, and the extent of that supply, as
that of any other ofthe cities named. Accor-
ding to the late report of the city register our
water debt amounts to $4,631 900, represent
ing the whole cost, it is presumed, ofthe pur-
chase made from the old water company, the
subsequent acquisition of additional water
rights and the necessary constructions for the
enlarged supply.
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The NEW CoINAaE.-The new five cent
coins from the mint in Philadelphia are the
size of the present piece; the three cent and
one cent pieces are somewhat smaller. The
devices on all of them are alike-on one side
the head of the Goddess of Liberty, surroun-
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ca" on the other side are the Roman nu-
merals l., Ill, and V. This is the last change;
what will be the next?
"Well," said Mr.. Greeley recently, "rll
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heard of a tavern keepers BILL once, that
illustrated it. A guest got drunk, smashed
the furniture, broke the dishes, kept all the
servants waiting on him, and all the inmates
of the hotel awake withhis howlings. When
he came to leave, his bill was handed in:
To two days board 0 so
To raising hell generally so 90
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
NOTICE.

WE HAVE FOR COLLECTION all the
w claims due c. VI. Mccormick & Co.
for Reapers sold in Dallas county. These
claims can now be settled by paying the
principal and fifteen per cent. thereon,
without interest This privilege is eK-
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

The heaviest grain crop ever
known has been produced in the
Emitted States this year. The Yves
tern roads are pushed to their ut
most, capacity to move the grain
now waiting for transportation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
BUILDING EHGrsEs and BOILERS,
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

The San Anionian announces that
tho Alamo city will soon be in tcle-
graphic connection with Victoria
and Matagorda Bay, Columbus,
Lavaca and Indianoa. The work
is now in active progress.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

Two VALUABLE DEMONSTRATIONS
Southern Cultirdtor Allow me to
give you two recipes that should be
printed in letters of gold, and given
TO the public:
RECIPE FOR CHoLIc OR SCOURs IN
1IoRsEs,-Givc half tumbler of
spirits Of camphor in u pint OF
warm water (cold will ,lo); if not
relieved in Is minutes repeat the
dose. Give nothing else. | have
never known it to fail in practice
Of 20 years. No after bad effects.
NAIL IN THE FooT.-To relieve
from the terrible effects of running
u nail in the foot of man or horse,
take peach leaves, bruisc them, APP
ply to the wound, confine with ban
dage, and the cure is as sure as
magic. Renew the application
twice day, if necessary; but one
application usually dpcs the work.
| have cured both man and horse
in a few hours hours, when they
were apparently on the point of
having the lockjaw. These recipes,
remembered and practiccd, will save
many valuable lives.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

TO PRESERVE MEAT Meat Of
any kind may be preserved in any
temperature after it has been soak
cd for ten minutes in a solution
ma &c of the following ingredients,
we'll mixed: one pint of common
salt, dissolved in four gallons Of
clear cold water, and half a gallon
Of the bisulphatc of calcium solu-
ton. The recipe has just been pat
cnted in England, and experiments
there show that meats so prepared
will keep for twelve days in tenn
perature Of from 80 to ITO degrees,
and preserve their odor and flavor
unimpaired. By repeating the pro-
cess meats may be indefinitely pre-
served, and if it is desired to keep
them for an unusually long time, Il
little solution Of galatine or white
Of an egg may be added to the
wash.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

l(sHlphur baths are as salutary
rs their advocates claim, some sin
ners will have excellent health in
the next world,
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Democrats Of Texas, beware Of
Radical designss They wish riots
and local eoBficts They wish a
few more TO be killed and wounded
70 give them capital. and will take
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"a a. esiaf fftf ifff n a. 90 itt
o. 800 e A. a. fsstsHiiss e. tssis
30 isit ffiIaat is Hf siIa.nafaf o.
sih g. sft ftt be- tst ~ IafriF rfaif
o. a. irsai.a tiiais Is ir A. fsi.ffill
ell lsil IL 81 As,iis - a. tfsi tsy q
l,fssaisf sfsf.
A. u rns,iri ~ the people ~
Texas in rungrniiun sssembir,i flat
lAs Ass,ssors aui C,,llsri"rs a. thu
several r,inniirs al ihis Siaie arc
Hauirvi h r,iirri a Tax Ui tSrtniy
0rhls un lhe huHaFsl d,liars worth
OF property sssFssti for State ia1rs
ioT lho year loda, 10 i'ay E-rs, salary,
compensation oldvlss;aies and aseAls
aud contingent eNl.onses 0f this CON
YenliOR, Nhleh assembled b. Viiigo
Of an acl II lhe Cohgress uf tho
unlled STATES, passed March shi,
1867, enlillrd ah act supplemental
" an acl cHlille.i an "Acl la provide
Nr lho muro ei.irienl government
of the lirbel States, passed Manh
Cad, 1867, aHd 10 facilitate ncslora
liOn.
Section |, That tho taxes horvin
loyivd shall bo collected and return
al by lhe frsl day II Doct mbvr,
1865, aud tho Comptroller shall take
all necessary steps, and prescribo
rules 10 lHsuro lhv prompt aud eli
slenl collection of the same,
See :, That lhe sum of i've lhOns-
aud dollars is hereby appropriated,
or 30 much lhcroof as may DO
necessary, far lhe purchase of books,
printing blanks purchase Of sta
lionery, clerk hire, aud for contin'
gencics that may arise which are
necessary 10 carry into effect this
declaration.
See 3, The Conn iroller il hereby
rcqnir,d To keep a separate account
si all taxes received under this 20
elaraIinn, aud the Assessors aud
Collectors shall DO entitled 10 con-,
mission iur collecting tho taxes
herein levied, as follows: At eight
per cent. on the first thousand dol
lars at i've per cent, on the second
thousand dollars; nj four per cent,
on the third, fourth aud iillh lhous,
and dollars; at ihrco per cent, oil
the sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth
and tenth thousands dollars.
Sec. 1. The taxes herein levied
shall be collected in the same man.
ncr Us Is now provided for tho col.
loc,cd in the Same manner MS is
now provided for tho collection OF
See: 3. That all appropriations
drawn from the State Treasury for
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reimbursed the State out of the
taxes herein levied, aud this dc
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passage.
Vote on final passage.
Ycas--McsSrs. Armstrong of
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