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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-17
HOTELS.
Pemberton House ReOpened.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PCR.
i chased apd thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished dis old popular House, on Water St,
be is now prepared 20 entertain the public In
the best manner. No effort will be spared 70
make his guests comfortable.
apre-Iy LOUIS LISGA.MAN.
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"Reminiscences Sale.

Benjamin S. cOwen, Executor, Co.,.
William II. Johnston.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
/ Circuit Court of Wetzel county, ". Va,
rendered il the above entitled suit on the FIRST
day of November, ls67, / will, on MONDAY,
THE SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, ists, and
AT N o'clock A. N. Of said day, At the front door
Of the Court House Of sald NeiEel county, offer
for sale, to the highest and best bidder the fol.
lowing described tract of land, containing 900
acres commonly known as the Geuine tract
and il bounded a. follows Beginning NJ two
beech trees and white oak, corr er TO the Arch
ihald Wood tract thence with Woods line cast
1890 poles 10 q chestnut oak and white oak,
thence y. - deg. Z. 625 rods 10 a black oak
thence y - deg. W. ISIS rods 20 white oak,
thence ). ~ deg. W. lU60 rods 10 the place Of
beginning. Terms of sale-tiD one third Of the
purchase money TO be paid in cash, ~ sue-third
In six months and onethird % in twelve
months-the purchaser giving bonds with good
security tor said deferred payments, and which
said bonds are TO bear interest from date Of sale
GEORGE Z, BOYD,
Special Commissioner.
New Mart nsville, Nov. 2Sth, lS67.
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.

GEORGIA LOTTERY.
EEoRGIA STATE LOTTERY
-FoR
HFNEFIr OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HONE
Supplementary snd Conbfsasion Ciass 40
MARCH 4, 1868.
Observation-Disclosures
Witness Asnds At Atlanta g. 4th day Of March,
tsoa ALEx NJ WALLACE. tco.,-,,..,.
N. v. ID. CORRUPT, }Oomn'snoners
The daily drawings Of the Georgia Lottery are pub
shed IN the Ma phis Appeal Augusta Constitution sIst
avAnr sh News and Herald Atlanta and otbsr
southern ties of which, together with he ociaI
Cfics, Ne. 20 ST. Charles street = y =
Information furnished and prizes cashed by
DAVE O. JOHNSTON. Aren't
Once No 40 81. Charles street.
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PEoPosALs FOR TRANSPORTATION.
OFFICE CHIEF oUARrERMAsrER,

OFFICE CHIEF oUARrERMAsTER,
New Orleans, La. February s' q, ISIS sssU''
Sealed PRsP are isyited and will be received
s. ~ &. ss dsI M.rsS
1868 at o'clock for TIE Transportation Of TrsoSs AID
RIO GRAND. the year ending July isS
port troops and army supplies from and to the following
river or via Point ISABEL Drown''iue ey
Route No prom Brownsville to Ringgold Barracks
Route No s-Ringgold Barracks 80 La EIDE
Proposals win diitSet specify what tbs bidders
viii contract TO transport troops and supplies classified
onesIs sPs enlisted men cssa deck passengers. each
% e,se per head; shee per hsaa IRON mech nsryleAd
wire hesvy hardware hollow ware gAndstoaes oadnSncs
hssvy ordnance stores. etc, enc hsndred ponds
oosl per sos hay pr bale lumber pine per 1000 feet,
Measurement goods clothing taulpass crates crosksry
nst.ss.e: ish caaks and terc.s books sissnsry etc.
Dry goods hsur meal bread rice crackers. dried .p,ls.
liens po,atees tIrnps Whit sngs etc barrel; wet
Icn mosssss frosn sngar ia low per barrel
s la ss N nss per s1s md spring
J.les Sindow glass pckcs extracts etc box; candles
soap Etc per bsT: hsss per cash ham. D.r s.r
se per sSghssd lard per fierce Ird per h.g
-. .ss per ess. s pr .ss ane Sars md
ass per 10 o. tobacco per box coli brosns per
III fregbs delivered at such landings war.bou,., or
. M At Saeh Of tbs above named poiss
vile or ether authorized officers Of the Quarter
Sencers must be prepared to troops and
pup e eghi At an oh shove sed points WASH required
the vessel ether Of ortafon provided r.
eur.s BY ss yepsn.nt and proposals
must state the ctara ter Hpd class Of proposed
furnished for water rsssPort.Oa ana ire ind teams
whether mule terms for An pro
posAls msst be IN tripcats, vita copy 81
stses.s % cab and mus. be ~ Of
atlssst two tucent surtes Who viii signify ~ insOrse
performance Of the confracf.
froros ala viii be irdsrsed Proposals for
and vii % addressed - The Supervising
fuh-Dsrict 81 the RE Grandr." Brewn.Tilis Texas All
receives vii Be forwarded TO the Chief Quarter
master eftoe District for apprevsl an swsrd
The reserves the right 10 rrieet any mr. all
bids or any part abid
CHAs H. ToNPKINs
brevst Brigeder General and Chief Qusrsrmastss Fih
hilitsry nistrict -
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PROPOSALS. FOX FORAGE.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERMAsTER.
Finh Military District.
Few Oresss. La, Feb q, 1853.
sFALED PROPOSALS are invited aud will be received
A. the Once ~ Capt W. A. WanwTht On ar
termaster, Sub District Of the Rio Grande BroTnrvis
Texas. III II WEDNESDAY. the LIST day Of April 1868
ior The delivery OF such quantities Of OATS. CORN and
Is msy eerequired for the Of pabc animals Ls
% months ending October 81 1868
an the Fssre 70 be Of ne best quality subject ia In
specton before acceptance.
ost and Cor must b. delivered in good gunny sacks
encs viii b. given to baled nav
Delivery must commence within thirty 900 days from date
OF ceptaBce OF proposal
Proposals must be accompanied BY the guarantee OF tive
good snd solvent men for the faithful performances Of the
The United States the right REACT any or all
Proposals must be indorssd Proposals for FORAGE and
Brownsville, Texas.
CHAs II. ToxPKINS
brevet Briesdier General and Chief Qusrermsse Fifth
Military Dttrict.
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RANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS FEB & lssa
At meeting Of the BOARD Directors held on the Sd inst
was resolved that the Stockholders Of this Bsnk be "a,
quesied to cali al the banking house SATURDAY the IN
Of March psxt at from 10 o'clock o'clsck p -
vote the sdvisaby OF farther reduction Of the sspit
stock. ft
The attention OF the Stockholders called ths following
statement smbndisd in the rssors II the cem,, on ths
actual value Of the assets Of the Bank
\. AUGUSrLN, ca.hisr
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PRoPosALs.

OFFICE sssrsrhNr QUARrERMAsrER, o. g. A.,
ONew Orleans, La. March B. 1868 =
Notice q hereby ffv compliance with Psrsgranh
8 Special Odsr No. 46 dated Headauartsrs Filth Military
District New Orleans La February % 1863 Contract for
building the levse the Plantation the Ezra
pays Plantation, in the Parish Of ST. Charles
Dank 81 the river. about Y miles from New La will
be sdjudicad acce ding 20 plans and soecscaoas
submitted BY W. A Frertt State Engineer
bdcer At ~ o'clock March 1865 the ocs OF apt
.. a. HOtT Assistant Qusrtermaster, U. S. A, No 2O4
the day Of adjudicatonS q H. HOYT
cspta'n and A.s', On rter M r. "A
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POLITICAL.

KENTUCKY LOTTERY.
n RAWIEa OF KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY FOR MARCH A-oLAss eos
Foley PLAN
ID lsa ~ lshlsk. 7th sth l3th,
B IS 8 y % 81 70 81 % a Is IS 50
nsoassisn hrni-hsd and prsssr eashsd m al lsxsiset
ptto~fss by Q. +. HOWARD,
Licenrsd Lottery Dealer
Corner Camp and Conmon str-stE
F0TICE. - BEWkRG OF BOGUS LOFPERIER =
b public sre netinsi that the Daily Drswiag Of the
fNTUCk1 State Lstlsy publishsd In tia New York
erad and Times Cincinnati enquirer, st. L0us Rspub
and othe's ard that IN all The drawings viii be
w cte correspond.
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Cent q New orlsass No assL-anssa. coasss vs.
I HEwEHY certsrs, that ON the 4sh day or
es IN he so ssS s sas sof sa !. the
IT IS oRDEKEp sdjudsei ssd dscreed that there D,
Judgment in favor q plaintiff angelina Cossu ard against
is ss5s All ed Ts,s .s, hasS.s dsrsseg eson
sss bss ,s Ss% INA, ss su.he,sa % sa
6srd dsfssdsnt pay Of wit u nor $50 nus
siened February ssh, 1858
ssfsssi c s.ss Ss =. " ssa ssd
Ibis Is day Of Re rusry in the year Of oar Id sos
j !. DICK. Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LGuIsIASs-Q UArRIEME coUR DE
I ,s,I. as a soqyse-r eana-Angens comesu
GshT rTlsI par ls present cue Ie z,eme
cans leiiaire c-dessus mTne snit savoir--
en- 81 SsSssss gan %
asns nired is1 s die mari dscsrnt une separation De
nist prcpnete de e dits mari Fl que
e ee,snd 4, soft c nd, payee les fais.
Eirnea PAUL e THEARD. JUICE
en- Ia vine e !. S0gvs Dc svSis rem en-
lindependance "a diSiene y NC
J. u DICK, 6spssy sSsnior.
THOMAS nEspERsoy vs. MS oREDrToRs AND
$ cssrs %s S n ssIeen i' r ooFourtA Dis
NC L. her-by siysnte the Creditor.
e.ss show within ten DAYS o% hs s 5a, ~
eslen hsIsoh Why the aslesu and fled BY the
The fusds dtrbst.d IA accordance herewith &, ~
Court
J r. DICK Dsp-ty Clerk
oGArKIEMsE conR DE DISTRICT DE LA NoUvELrE. |
hnasrson ~ ses resncsrs ct les Gre
"A Gers sr,ssor.bss y ssI, dome .sx cres.-
e dc rnon,rer cause ne t d rs a. r 's
b e.isn Get avis PosIquoi mp'e taslesn psr
Cue e mains drlOu5s sson Ia le I'A''
NICK as-r+. .~.r..
Pureau du Crefer ror ve n 800 =, ospag Ess"er
- = = - :, ~, L
"a. n JENKINS VS. HIS CFt DI rOsS-Foua orr ma
trics Curt Of New orieans-ye issss 'Oo IA ~ iS
NoTIsE i. s~sssy given 10 20 the cr.s,ssr.
70 show within from art pub icatoa herso
Why TIE final account fled Jy the synde s1ou Dot be Is,
proved end h.mo ard the funds disbated Ia scssr
" si.t,s ere IN IN 7. ~ o NJ Osu
= o'~'' -" O''s~1s' " a',e ~ $50
~ D1oAs deputy ulerk
QUATRiEME COUR DE ID STRICT DR. LA yOUvFtIF
Ofleans-H. NJ Jenkins ses Characteristic. 10 25S
A vIa est par les preseates donne aux ere-
c-use d ndan DIX Ions a. Il ,r,iar. ~
de Get avis pourqu0 eompse enroe mar IL
ndic Ne sers appruvee hom9loguee ct les fonds
Par oIdre de IL ccur.
j r. DICK dtpufs cresrer
bnesa Gu Grtmer fouyels-or lesrs le MAR, 1865
STATE OT LOUISTANA-FOURTH DISTRICT cnupr |
Of New orlesns-ssr.h J. Bennett Va Rosers wikin.on
4 nEHERY CERTrrv ,...
day Of Fehru,rv is'5s md. e,s w. on me cth
q osiae Wit - '-' "''1, ana nsa'''
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EW ORLEANS, OFELOUsAe
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
|. .. MRu Route uetweea New Orieans,
Westera = oaislAas and Texas.

Railroad Fsrysoat will The Of 81 Ann street.
osits the jackson Squars, DAILY TX H. conn ,ssinr
a the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algisrs sssAE
hrpers and eonsgnsss Of fregh by giving notice the
" Orleans Transfer Cenpsny, corner Camp Common
cts can hAve their goods received delivered In any Part
'the city ~ reduced rates Of draysra
resats for stations the read landings the Tsehe
fer Opeousss De iverabe 3, New bsia or s. Martins
IT, received dsi Sundays sxssptsD from A n 10 r. n
|the foot Of St Ann street
eight for all points Bayou Lafoarche between Laba
pile and LekpOrt. fer BslAnger Canal and for HsumA
be reeeived md Transported thrsueh Raeeand La
ehs and Tsesesns stations through Stesmscas rates
outward freight psysbls Cd he Of shipment and
|<nward freight on delivery.
G.w. T. BAILEY,
Superintendent
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CIsrrHn AND cAnrExrERy WORK.

1hs underlined having removed from his old s.snd No ITO
Camp rss win be pleased 70 receive The orders Of HE cid
friends and esstsnsrs ct Mr.. q fssisrs M Camp sssst
WI AYREs,
Clst<n E.kH and Carpenter
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TRANSPORTATION DzrArrxrsr
New Orleans, Jan 1. 1888
fhiPrsrs Informed that this company Is new giving
trough Bills Lasing 10 The above paints.
All claims for Loss. Dsmsge or Overcbnrrs win be
|oDpy settled al Point Of delivery.
For fs Their Bfermaon inquire the Depot On Caops
FeSt or at The cSnpanys Oaes, a caronds.t street.
7. S. WILLIAMS, Gsar suPsrintendsaA
pANrs ToSeE. General FREIGHT Agent
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WANTED.

WANTKD-BY A LADY, AT PRESENT ~ raa
rope Is July competent 10 charge Of young caidron
ets ana nts vel q, Is exccieut
able home with an amahls family object "a an al
~ re1l1 pei object 10 attending upo1 Invalid a she
San excellent eood references capacity etc
gwen address N. X. e. at hi. o1ice.
WANT AT TaE SOUTHERN PICTURE AND
vasfers stock OF Chrom R-lixs Al
sfy ana Fancy Pictures Engravinxs and coored Prntx
Pre- ersnce given to rarries Lrerx pad
OF half salary an half commits ion
yer men. 8 n Wh.iplsy. Rsmpsrt strsst
WAkTED-sUGAR PLANTATIoNs-PARtfE3
" ossitods OF Selling sugar Pl ntsts Invited
tend Us desert ii have inquiries
nartes vi hing 10 buy der Real Estate A<snts
II Commercial Place, New Orleans
WANTED-A. YOUNG MAN. NATIVE OF rHs
eny knd OF bushes. he make himself gencray
asesl is ged pen snd corsct figures aud
dwork would prefer the Wholesale retail Grocery Eus
ness Best Of references gwen. Address a. O Crsscss
WAATED-THsEE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
" rooms GER be bsircd with board strictly private
,smiy the Fourth District TO St Chsrlss or
frytsnis street References given and red kd
dress Post nce Lock Box Bf6
WAkTED-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEAS
ano Who has had large BUSINESS sxpcnsaee in New
Orleans wishes situatisn kouss w.rs the
contensatsn would be sufficient suppsrt himself and vie
respeeses uannsr: He feels sats6sd that he couls
meet me lirenents Of The
nsndetiens can be furnished l>n CrnsoxrT
oHee to O K 4 VIII rect With prompt attention
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A cADEMx OF MUSIC.
srALDrSo BIDwELL. -. .rropdsssu saa xanss~s..
Monday M n. March .. 1865. snd Every
Night and Saturday Noon.
TIE gorgeous sssetacle Of the ILLUMINATED F0Ux
Rxieh' s md ' SIGERs sz 06i x MssrEa
sso'en sas' yer BY Miss Lasy ard Sale lne
lsagssis usLfsoNE fHoMSs o. the be- srs
,Ehiots CHARAC1 ER besides all the frsuoe in thai
csolee arts Sc hilr Of the day.
NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURsoK srREKr
On Thursday, March s, 1855.
WIN be performed Doaisetsi's Opera In two act.
La File du Rsginent.
To conclude by Vaudeville 4. tire. acts called,
Les Domesfisuea
sATURDAY EVENING. MARCH =, 1885,
La GEands Duchess or Gerolstein.
Psrforpsnes commences at o'clock.
VARIETIES rsEArER.
REENGAeExENr OF EDWIN ADAMS
Thursday Evening. March 8. 1888.
TEE n DAP :; ps' ss s:s.ssss ans comedy Of MEN OF
fi,Sss Evening be-ett Of Edwin Adsms
Mylss.s. coppslssa, IN the Colleen Bswn.' -'''''
CT. CHARLES TMEATER-s oHARLEssr.
TbsrsSsy Evesisg. March s, 1865
for this night only the spakiinr comedy Of the HONEY
Fepk end The thrilling FsAeh military drama Of the
NOTICE Doors sp.a at .qu.risr past Overture will
Seat. .scd Sa on. .' ssy n .a,.ns.
ORLEANS LITERARY
DEBATING socIRTY's COURSE OF LECTURES.
Iyeeun Halt.
FIRST IECTUEF-wEDNEsDAY MARCH, 4 1865.
By Pref Edw. Fontai.e.
subjees-"THE DESIGN OF SACRED MusIc.n
SECOND LEcTURB-FRIDAy. MARCH 30 1853
BY Rev. Jos. II. walker, ID. ID.
sutieet-"1HE- CLOTHES WE WEAR"
THIRD LEcrURE-FRIDAY. April s. 1853
BY Rev. ID. n. Bur ..
Subject" LABOR, OR rnE TRUE DIGNITY OF MAN.
FOURTH LEcrURE-FRIDAY, APRIL II. lsss
BY Rev. Heasy M. Smith.
Subject to be Announced.
IIFrH LEcTURE-FRIDAY. MAYl, 1se
Ky Pref j. ID. Bsuns.
Subject to be Announced
SIXTH LEcTURE-FRDAY, NAY is. 1ssa
lecture snd Subject 10 be Announced
VAFIETIEsTHEATER-GRAvIEs sTREEr
EXTRA cARD-BESEFIT OF EDWIN ADAMS.
Friday Evesips. March q. Jsss.
On which occasion As ss ,,IsS; Irish Comedian
EDWIN ADAMS.
and The. strength Of the Company.
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|rs. 10 ssd fssz Ne Las, sane DAY, g osstA
ecngers tor 01ntliy mist notify tia oonductr -ri,rle
f1rs 81 train Fare to GENTLY Station 10 csnts ssos
enc. rAxDELy. General supsrinssnd,..
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pHsrosaLs roR HORSES AND MULES.

PEsPosALs FOR HORSES AND MULES
OFFICE CHIEF QuARrsRulsrrR
Dstrict Of Texas, !
Austin, February q, 1868 \
Proposals. win be received th, Office until THURSDAY
the pneee u day Of March, for the delivery depot Of
San Antsnio Texas. OF
367 HORSES;
10 MULES;
Within forty (40) dsys after date Of contract
Horses must be sound IN particulars broken IN fun
hesh snd condn not less than hscn hands from "
l3to nine % old. and we'll ed cavalry purDo Is
Horss between nine 20 and no. years old s yigor ms
eprlghtiy, and hsatf y may be accepted
Mules must not be than four O old stout
compact well developed snnas in full Lealth free from
~ mish or def Ct which you'd unit them work
AL Horses Mules delivered will be subj rigid
speeon and such 90 net conform to he above
Proposals wild be recsved lots twenty-five and up
dder requested be present opening Of tn.
satisfactory.
Bids be In duplicate and Endorsed on outsia, Of
wrappr Proposals. for H0rses,n "Mul.sn a. the ca a
may be- and directed to the undersigned Brevst Big
sder General Potter. Chief Qusrtemaster District OF
Tsxas, Auslin, Texas
(Sisned) CHA9 H. ToNPKrNS
Brvt. Brig Gen. end Chief Quart rmaster.
Fifth Nil ID strict
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stgi4G Observation-Disclosures
E,..AIAziIatd11I lst,Mss,l5n


,,5ss3 GeNmHoN, Oh ATExReo.--Ou exchanges
moo from Mex leo ara fledwith accounts Of rob-
r8sd lobery.rapins NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. without ~
,1.ia parallel the history of that lost and abat
7't+7 tloned people. THE Brownsville RdachGrs
is fun to overlooking with disgusting reef
tails of the outragcs by that sem Thar
bareps race. But thewor# Feature of all
q is that Americans everywhere in the Bloodyn
Republic, appear to be the objectives point
bed zfofs Mexican hatred. s'sia fSid 81 Deg J IE
pb.5s 9'Ihlplain truth, the condition of Mexico
lad now is far more appalling than at any
80 former period in her history bloody as
',S,' that is, But few days since We rdad an
40, account Of g band, ofdespersdoes pnetra-
IN IN, ting the heart of the city of Pueblo and
sn.5 carrying off one of tire merchants of that
slaI heretofore well-governed city. T'hisl mer-
Sd chant was held for ransom, but not receiving
the $4,000 demanded, tortured their vic
7ss5 tim and finally Killed him. Heretofore &c
F'.. currences of this kind were rare, but now
they have become more than fearfully CONF
mon. Even the waned-in City of Peubla
had top yield to invasion, 81 Around the
gates Of nearly all the cities Of Mexico, are
constantly lowering bands of thieves who
allow no trader to pass without laying con-
5 tribution on him, Refusal to nay the pet
-, ty loan OF a few dollars, IS followed by
,'g searching of pockets and the taking of
.r twice the sum originally demanded Resist
ance to being searchedis the knocking down
- and possible aesth of a traveller But the
a.ymest notable feature of this state of affairs
is, that TIE Mexican Government tolerates
these press gangs, and openly admits it's in
capacity TO break them up. "A Mexican
general was recently asked why he tolerated
such inquitous work, when he replied that
cit was a choice between evils 1t was to
bring about this state of affairs that our
gra Government determined to destroy the Gov
8-.e xrnment OF Maximillian, which, to say the
.L. east, wasa Government whileit lasted
Houston qerns) Times $40 bah Esl3 a1A'
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passed March gath, 1866, is published
$ sa-a ~ {. CHAPTER IsfaTs1a 8
AN AoT prohibiting the sale Of spirituous
or fermented liquors IN the several eoun-
ties of the State on the day of election:
Section /. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That it shall not
be lawful for the keeper of any hotel, tavern,
store, drinking establishment, or any other
place where liquors are sold, or any person
or persons, directly, rindirectly, sell, bar
ter, give or disposesof any spirituous or fer
mented liquors, ale or beer, or Intoxicating
drinks of any kind, on the days Of election
hereafter to be held in the several counties
of this tate. ,.,a ,.,re,.s se.s.sussgwx
Sec. 2. And be itrenacteds That any per-
son violating the provisions Of this Act shall
be liable to indictment by the Grand Jury
of the county where the offence is commit
ted, and shall, upon conviction before any
Judge ofany of the Circuit Courts of this
State, be fneda sum not less than fifty dol
lars nor more than one hundred dollars for
each ofence-one-half the fine shall be paid
to the informer, the other half to the County
Commissioners, for the use ofSpublic roads.
liz az hWILLIAM YOUNG,
oct. 16 ,#tl Sheriff ofHarford county,
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TArT.ORTNG,.l

IA THOMAS ARMSTRONG, for three years Gutter
A at Wm. lcrmans, Bel Air, having located him
M asef4for the parpose of conducting the Tailoring
.-A business the store of Bouidn Bro respect
informs his friends and the public generally that
hods now prepared 70 cut nuke and repair clothing of
MI descriptions, with neathcss md dspatch, land
moderate terms. fRH'9Hf
Sc Ladies' Coats cut and made in the m,st fshiona-
pie style. Give him call aprlo
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a NEW Remedy for Consumption,

A Physician who had Consumption for several years.
with frequent bleedings of the lungs cured himself
with medicine unknownto the profession whom his case
appeared hopeless. lie Is the only physician Who has
used II in his own person. or who has any knowledge
Its virtues and he ascrbe the degree Of health he
now enjoys to nothing but the of his medicine and
nathng but utter despair and entire extinction of all
hope 81 rccoyery together with want of confidence in
those suffering with any disease of the Lungs be proers
treatment lie confidently heleses will eradicate the
disease Price $3.50 per bottle So half Dozen sent
by express. Send forcrcular or call On
DR. Il. BOYLs TON JACKSON, y
q rrr Nos250 North Tenth Street Piiladelphfa
9 je.G-Iy 4lIA w 5AAF@ ~
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

A SHEEP KILLS AN EAaLE.-Mr. Mark
Nash, Of Simmons Point, Me-, was annoyed
by bald-head eagle, which kept flying about
. his farm stock and finally made an unsliccess-
fgl attempt to carry off some poultry. Not long
his sheep, he found a bald-head eagle lying
dead near q sheep, which was badly wounded
about the head and neck The sheep had
twin lambs, and both of these had wounds
upon them The old sheep was in such a
condition that Mr.. Nash dressed her wounds
binding them up carefully. 1t is supposed
that the eagle attempted to steal one or both
of the lambs, and that the mother defended
them How she succeeded in killing the bird
is a matter of conjecture, though it is we'll
known that sheep with lambs are sometimes
very savage, and viii strike with the fore foot
a very heavy blow.agaaM sgta odj 40
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

q, Messrs. p. H. Drake g. Co. have for years
been among the largest if not the largest, adj
yertisers in America, snd the contract men
toned above is but a small part of their ex-
penditure in this way for the present year.
1t is only those who have tried printers ink
most extensively that are so firmly convinced