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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-11-06
GOES GOBGH BAhsAM!

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This long tried and popular Remedy q again
called 70 the attention Of the public. AZ often
as the year arouud, the proprietors annually
make their bow 70 the people, and remind them
that amongst the many things required for the
health, comfort and sustsnance Of the family
through the long and tedious months of winter,
Goes Cough Balsann should not be forgotten.-
For years il has been q household medicine land
mothers anxious for the safety Of their children,
and all who suffer from any disease Of the throat,
chest aud lungs, cannot afford to DO without It.
In addition 10 the ordinary four ounce 30 long
in the market, We now furnish our mammoth
family size bottles, which will, in common with
the other size, be found at all Drug Stores.g
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Is New Remedy for Consumption.

tOUvINs NOTORIOUS PREP ARATIoN, for ins tan
y iy cleaning Kid Gloves For sale by - "a. -
X. 7. MARTIN Druggist,
febi4 Bel Air, Nd.
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ATTENTION co. B., 9Th. CAV H. NJ G,
N0U are hereby commanded 10 meet prompt
ly in Bel Air, on MONDAY, NOV. 9th, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. All men whose names APP
pear on the muster roll are required 10 be pres
ent. Fines for non-attendance will be placed in
the bands of magistrate for collection, under
the act of 1868, relating TO the organization Of
the militia. &c., '~ti
By command Of
Capt OHIO S. LEE.
J.B. MOoSEy, Orderly Sergeant.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-11-06

A CURIOUS Story Yesterday German
named Csdeh was engaged to do some work
in a butcher shop in Market square. While
so engaged ncighbor came in and asked
why he had not returned hatchet he had
borrowed from him few days before Ca
<aell replied that he had returned it. This the
Afeighbor denied, and Notwithstanding Cadeli' s
1'rotestations, insisted that he had not done
~ Cadell grew considerably excited over
the accusation, and after some words with
the Heighbor said very loudly, II did bring it
back 30 you the very night I got 1t, and hope
God will choke me dead with this piece of
meat if didn't At the same time he placed
in his mouth piece Of raw beef, which with
out chewing he bolted The beef evidently
lodged in the mans windpipe, for at once he
began to gasp as If for breath, and to grow
black In the face. A number of persons gath
cred about, but none of them seemed able to
render the man any assistance, and it seemed
as though he would die in earnest Some
body had the presence ofmind to run to the
Police Station, and officer Mcdonald went
down. he opened the mans mouth, using
considerable force to do 80, and running his
fingers down his throat, pulled out the meat.
A shower ofcold water brought Cadet to, but
he had about as close an escape from death as
one would wish for, Ashecame to his senses
again, Cadell looked at his neighbor, and in a
most sorrowfnl tone said: ~ did bring back
your Ratchet" The neighbo, concluded by
this time he had done so.--lMSlaeGutSe Wsco'i-
sin, Oct. 8. 49, --........
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EXTRAORDINARY RELIc.--We saw yes
terday very interesting and curious relic in
the shape efa sabre and pistol attached, which
was found by q man named Slow in the woods
of the Little Wabash bottom, In Clay county,
Illinois, two miles and half south of the old
Indian trail running from St Louis to Vim
cennes. 1t is singular and striking piece of
warfare. The sabre has blade Of appar-
emily the best Damascus steel, some two feet
in length, exclusive of the handle. Fastened
to the right side of the blade next to the hilt,
and evidently forming a part of it. not inten,
ded to be detached, is flint lock pistol with
q four and half inch barrel This unique
weapon, eaten with rust, cannot be less than
Que hundred and fifty years old, and is unlike
any other that is to be seen in the Museums.
it had lain in the place where it was found,
will probably remain q mystery forever. It
Yesterday became the property Of Col. Daniel
g. Taylor, of this city,-& Louis Republican.
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EGTS & INTELLIGENCER
BEL AIR, MD, NOVEMBER 8, 1858.


A MONTANA TRAGEDY,-Ex- Governor S. w.
Beall, of Wisconsin, was shot In the counting
room of the Post, between The hours of tive
and three o'clock this afternoon, by George
M. Pinnpy, the manager of the paper, This
lameniablc alteration originated in several
scurrilous and bitterly abusive articles reject
ing upon Governor Beall published by Mr.
Pinney in the Post. On account of these ar
ticles Colonel Beall first visited the office Of
the Post on Wednesday, and demanded OF
Pinney a ietractoa Of the slahdcrous attacks
upon his character, or To give him the satisfac-
ton of gentleman. Mr., Pinney drew his
Derringer and perensptorily ordered him to
leave He appealed to Marshal HOWE; who
was present for pistol for ar equitable set
tlement of the matter tifen and there. This
was not granted and Colonial Beali, again or
dered 10 leave and still threatenedby Pinney's
pistol, took his departure He again visited
the office to-day, when some words took place
between tho Colonel and Pinney, the only
other person present Icing Mr.. Pinney's part
ner, John Potter, our incorruptible and wor-
thp postmaster. Colonel Beall was there
shot down by Pinney, who fired twice. The
first shot lodged in the front wall of The room
and The second ball struck the gray-headed
old man a little beneath the left eve, and
ranged downward, INJECTING a terrible
wound, telling him instantly to the floor,
where he lay insensible in a pool of blood I
Acoroaer's jury returned verdict of JUS
ti6able hoEnictde.-&feLs0a (hontana) Herald,
Sept. IS. er .r.safj
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Masonic INSTRUMENTATION year ago
the Freemasons, of this country, to the num-
Der of about forty thousand, united together,
and delegated DR.. Robert Morris, of New
York, to make tour of the East. The OBJ
ject of these gentlemen was the development
of facts particularly relating to the masonic
order, its condition among the Eastern ma.
tions, the presentstate of Joppa, Gebal, Tyre,
Jerusalem, and other places named In their
lectures, and an examination into the ancient
customs Of the people perpetuated In their
uituals. Dir. Morris has just returned from
his tour in the East. He assembled the Free
masons together at Smyrna, Beyrout, Damas-
Gus, Joppa and Jerusalem, and exchanged in
formation with them upon these and kindred
topics. 1t is expected that he will give lee
lures before the Order the coming winter, re-
lating stories Of these conferences, together
with descriptions of the Turkish officers who
are members of the Fraternity, sketches of an
Gent places, and accounts of the mystical GUS
toms OF the people.
Evening star., 1868-04-23
BOARDING..

TWO CATHOLIC GENTLEMEN CAN OBJ
i tain Pheasant kUO Ms for the summer, with OF
without BOARD, at ASS street, orner of I2tb.
Reference required. APIS ST.
L'OR RENT-Several neatly fu- nished rooms
J. with or without board tor gentlemen only.
Bath room and other couveniesces. Apply at No.
500 II street. between 9TH and sth. ap % St.
EeOARDING-Two large ROOMS for rent, with
H BOABD; each suitable for two single -ntle-
me n, or gentleman and wife Price. A. each No.
sol 7th street west, between and X. ap % St
FOB RENT-A desirable double ROOM with
4 good board in a healthy location convenie ut to
the cars. Terms reasonable. Possession given
May lat Would like a few table boarders. Apply
No. so Cav street. Georgetown. 233tr
ROARDING ROOMS, furnished or -unfur-
ID Dished with BOARD, SIS per month, for two
persons. Healthy and pleas ant location; house
fr' pting south: hall and gas No. 4c6 l. st. north,
above 10Th. ap23 st"
lIOARDING.-Furnishel ROOMS with BOARD
ID at Mrs. NJ. A. BANNERNAN'S Boarding
house, Nc. AGA 18th street, between e and Penn
81 3tr
SEMINARY BUILDING, GEORGETOWN
- opened by Lady for the reception of Board.
ers ty the day, week or month. ap.2l ST.
EIRST-CLAsS BOARD. with very fine ROOMS
i Several fine large and airy ROOMS have jus
become vacant at No 441 5th street, fronting in
dietary Square. Delightful spring and sumine
resldence ap lin
Evening star., 1868-04-23
INPE H,IENT THE MAIN CUES.
TIOS

1t appears probable that the main question
before the Senate in coming 10 4 conclusion
VIII b., Did the President Intentionally violate
the Law in the removal of Mr.. Stanton and the
appointment OF Gen. Thomas N his place /!
Those VITO hold that the Senate will convict
uFon this issue say that body will base its
judgment upon The fact that the Chief Ex-cu-
i've Officer of the Republic. bound by the Con-
stitution TO ..take care that the laws be faith
fully executed" has no right, under any pre-
-1t, EOr in pursuance of advice from any
source, 70 wilfully violate a statute. whatever
may b. his private opinions as to Its constitu
tiOnality.
1t is curious how the barometer of opinion
IN regard 10 the question of conviction goes up
and down from day 10 day without any posi-.
tive cause. We do not believe that sny one of
the half dcZsn Senators whose votes will de-
eide the question has given the slighesr indi-
cation how he will vote on the final issue.
vet II IS certain that the Washington atmos
phere to-day is charged with the belief
hat conviction is certain.
Evening star., 1868-04-23
KEE0SUNE MURDERS.

TIE increasing number of fatal accidents
from thes1plosIOn Of keI osene lamps, is causing
attention TO be called to the necessity of taking
some steps To prevent the sale of the adulter-
ated article. The New York Tunes, in re-
terring TO the matter SPEAKS of several explo-
sions in that city with fatal results, and says
he coroner's jury, in one instance, censured
The dealer who sold the dangerous and adul-
terated compound; but that was the last of IL.
and the sale goes on as usual. In this city
number OF explosions nave occurred lately. In
one instance he explosion was sufficiently vio-
lent 10 cause a report mistaken through the
neighborhood for the firing Of a gun, and seve-
raj members of the family were severely in.
Jured The mischief comes from mi KING nap-
tbs with ksposene, and the former rises above
the kerOsere IN the upper part Of the lamp,
forming death dealing gas there, nearly As in
nsmmable and explosive as gun cotton. The
fact dees not seem TO be known that la W was
enacted by congress in March of last year
which, II enforced, would save many lives and
vast amount of property. This law pro-
yldes --
ssThatno person shall mix for sale naptha
and illuminating oils, or shall knowingly sell
or keep for sale, or offer for sale such mixture
or shali sell OF offer for sale oil made from Pc
~, uoieum nj ior iiirminstIng purposes infiamma-
Die at less tenn perature or fire test than 10 de-
grees FahreDheit and any person so doing
shall b. held to be guilty of 8 misdemeanor
and on conviction thereof by indictment or
presen entment IN any court of the United States
having compete ut Jurisdiction, shall be pun
isbed by = fine of not less than SlJO nor more
tnan $50, and by imprisonment tor a term OF
not less than six months nor more than three
years
TIE Providence Journal which calls atten-
tioE 20 this law says truly that it strikes at the
root OF the trCuble-that its enforcement would
make lsmp-explosIons and kerosene conhagra-
lions aimest unknown, and would Danish the
whole list of patent burning fluids that are
now CUrsing the land, and bringing loss of life
and property 10 so great an extent upon the
people. The enforcement OF the law how.
ever, Was lett by Congress to State LegisIa-
lures and municipal corporations. Without
Is practically imperative
We want the imme 1iate passage Of an ordi
nance securing the enforcement Of the above
law IN this city. providing for the appointment
cf an Inspector of Kerosene, and forbidding the
sale, under heavy penalties, OF any burning
fui6 composed In any part of the products of
peirole Um, unless it will stand The fire test of
llO degrees. The city of Philadelphia has
already such On ordinance, of the most strin
gent nature. The city of ProvIdanca has such
an ordinance. which has been in force for over
= year, aud its passage, accordir to the Jour
rCi, Las s.put an end 10 burning-huid explo-
slOns" IN Providence, for the yeIy good reason
that kerosene that can be sold under the ordl-
nance cannot explode in an ordinary kerosene
lamp.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

THE WORKING PEOPLE.-Ths sla.eroofers
Of New York city have had a meeting. and
resolved that on snd after the ith OF May they
Vill require the old rate of 81 per day, and
- ~ quit work NJ O'Clock every SATURDAY. the
same as al other mechanics 10 the building
tTad" The Carpenters Union Of thar city have
also resolved 20 f-mand 81 per day, the date to
" nxed al future meeting. Ats meeting of
coOpers on Monday evening II was stated that
seVeiai employers in New York city and in
the state have complied with Their workmen' s
demSrd for 10 cents for making -four barrels
The wearers in the HuguFnOt mills az NORTH
Oxford, Mass, struck for an advance in wage.
On Wedns sGay, and their looms are idle The
proprietors are not di posed TO accede TO the
demand, and are quietly waiting the result. J
Evening star., 1868-04-23

TIE GERMAN OPERA.-Next week our citi-
zrns are 10 be favored with a brief season of
German Opera at the National Theatre. Mr..
Grover has grouped together in his operatic
oTgsnization, Pred~rici, Natalie Selig Rottsr;
JOhannsen- Flsury Ia Roche, and Bertha Ber-
gr-, for tn fsmale singer; and HiImer Ha-
Dirmans, Hermanns, Wilhelm. Formes, Vein
mex SteInseke, Lehman, yinecke, Urehs, Hub
n"r, Tor the male part. These are, collectively
Ihu , Inoisc usliy, favori'es, particularly in
ms cNy, where the laurels of the original
-co1npany were first won and their success first
SstaDiished- They bring with them a heavy
orchestra and chorus There is a great rush
should cali early. The operas announced a rs !.
"Fsustn April 9Th: ..Fra Diayolo," April
18th; s.MaTtha- April 2sth.
Evening star., 1868-04-23
The sou,hern Eaec,ions.

NORTH CARoLINA.-The election ts progress
ing quietly. Returns are uaeaerp, but indicate
the defeat of the constitution by considerable
majority.
GEoRGIA.-Theele election is progressing quiet
ly. and the res ult rs Doubtful; but the Demo
crsfs claim largr gains and many colored votes,
and say that Gordon, their candidate for Gov
eTnor, is elected.
SOUTH CARoLINA-The majority for the
constitution as far ss heard from is 5000
LoUIsIANA-Further rethrRs give slightly
incI ease Democra'ic ma lority in the city, and
a large majority in the Parish of Orleans
Nineteen parishes give majority against the
constitution, and six in favor, Two or three
of the parishes give very large rpaiorities for
the constitution, whilst the msjotities against
The ReyuJhcan claims that q parishes ha q
been heard from, the returns from which sho w
a Republican maJor''y Of 1900. ,-.., "A 20.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

THE MAYOR OF RICHMOND To BE M
FEACHED.-The Richmond News publishes a
dccuueI1 received 81 Gen1 Schoheld's head
quarters recently, from Robert III. Allen, an
Alderman Of that city. submitting for consId-
Grafton Of the Commanding General a charge
and four several specifications against Joseph
Mayo, Mayor Of Richmond. The charge is -
'- That hF, the said Joseph Mayo, Mayor of the
aforesaid city OF Richmond, Is guilty OF con-
duct unworthy and unbecoming off not GRIM
a. al and impeaehable) in a magistrate and a
gentleman" The specifications charge that
Mayor Mayo discharged from custody Two ne-
gToes charged with stealing, which he had no
night 20 do, and that he s.is habitually intox-
lCst'd and a frsquenter Of gambling houses
Evening star., 1868-04-23
~ A 7 &c N Al T HEAT II K
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.

The very great remark, inquiry, and interest at
the Theatre, Music Stores, and in fashionable
circles, which the brief announcement already
chrosseled has created, evidence the certainty %
brilhsot and highly successful season, brief
though it be. Another Of those fashionable ope-
ratio cycles With which this capital delights may
with confidence be antici pated. The great public,
ali the cities. have dem anded the reorganization
and reappearance Of the GRAND GERMAN
OPERA COMPANY INTACT
No httef place could be selected for its advent
than this, the city Of its primitive triumphs and
filter pertore than the folowfpe, selected for
it's pronounced association with these artists:
MONDAY, April "a: Gounods FAUST, so e.
sentially associated with the GRAND German Opera
Company as to quite preclude its successful pre-
sentation by any other Grand Opera organic alton.
The cast In this instance will be the OR at Origi-
nal Cast of the Opera: MARIE FREDERiOI,
BERTHA J0HANNsEN, FRANZ HIMMER,
LEHMAN STEINEGKER, and
JOSEPH HERMANNS,
in his very famous impersonation OF Mephis-
topheles.
TUESDAY April %, Aubers Romantic operA.
FRA DIAN0Lo, with the great cast, quite defy
ing comparison:
NATALIE sELIG, MADAME ROTTER
HABELMAN in his most popular role, CAR
VINECKE, HERMANNs a. the Bandit, vita his
very celebrated introduced song II m AhOat, in
variably receiving the most de sfeniDg applause.
WEINLICH, STEINECkE, LEHMAN. sc.
Al Operaltc Performance OF the most brilliant.
pleasing, and delightfully."- ENJOY able character may
be confidently anticipated
WEDNESDAY, April G?ih, Flotow's ever popu-
lar MARTHA, with the very great csst of the
company. MARIE FREDERICI. Madam ROT
TFR. HABELhAN, FoRMEs. WEINLICH, and
STEINECKE. Ii had been Ia contem plation 10
give another opera. but the great interest and
desire that MARTHA should lie given, ,exprss ssed
at the Theater and AT the n usic Stores by the Op
cratic public. attracted Ivy the announcement. has
induced its selection. Its presentation by this
company has in all instances been the stepping.
stone to the great popularity Of German Opera,
and has a reputation of the widest character
aS- The sale of secured seats commences at Met
Zerott's Music Store tomorrow tTHuRSDAND
morning at balf-past nine O'Clock. See ssJoining
column for prices. a2222t
Evening star., 1868-04-23
JrrrxRsos's .Mszeppa" is the perfection o

JErYKRsoS's "Mszeppa" is the perfection of
buriesque, and hIs droll.ries las: night were
thoroughly appreciated by The immense house
which was assembled at the National Theatre
Miss Wares exaggerated melo-dramatic man
ner as ssOlinska' was in tOne with Jefferson's
spirited mock-hsroics, and Others Of the stock
company dld we'll few, however. maugied
the puns fearfully, and the most brilliant witt
cisms fell from their lips as dead and ffavorless
as IL they had been 81 6hooi-chiidren spea king
. piece out of Jumpers Proverofal Philosophy.
We hope 10 see Mazeppa repeated. Rip Van
WinkIer tonight. l.'s "..
Evening star., 1868-04-23

DEPARTURE OF Mr. DICKENs-CharIes Diek
ems sailed yesterday for home. in the steamer
Russia. He was accompanied to the wharf by
a numerous body of friends, and was loudly
ch' sT,d a. the boat LETT the dock He goes
from US richer by $4,000 than when he came
here, and every body is glad of IL. and wishes
Ike little Oliver, that il was .sInors-
Evening star., 1868-04-23

HEsRY WAkD BEECHER IN his latest Sunday
morning sermon. said that if he was a mer-
chant and wanted to sell goods, he would ad
yCrtise N the newspapers
Evening star., 1868-04-23

- The trial or Gen. Cole, indicted for the
murder OF l.. ii. HIscnck, the alleged seducer
Of his wife, has commenced al Albany, Ny.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

CaEsAPKAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-The Cum-
berIand Md al c, anign states that III boats
left that place last week, with 1z,677 tons Of
coal, by the canal s.-1 lt -" .fis
Evening star., 1868-04-23

a. The Bait E..re Leader il the name OF a
neat looking and sprighty weekly newspaper
jUst started IN that city. 1t is conservative in
politics.
Evening star., 1868-04-23
n~INTERNAL KEvENUE.
uY ASSESSORS OFFICE, "a
WASHINGTON CITY D. C.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Notics as hS-,Gy giren, That the annual assess :
ment list for income Of lsn: and special tax for
the Inc pection OF ell, and will so remaia for the
.paee 81 Ten DAYS FROM THE 23p DAY OF
APRIL, 1865, for tho purpose of enabling Tax
Payers to appeal from the assessment cf the A.
sistsnt Assessors; after the time thus designated
the list will be returned TO the Collector for colec
tion, and cannot be rectifed.
III appeals must he in writing, and must spec.
lfy the particular cause. matter, thing RESPECT
ing which decision is requested; and shall more
0yrr state the ground or princtple Of error CON-
planned Of" p M PEARSON,
Assessor District of Columbia.
April 10Th, 1868. ap3JOt
Evening star., 1868-04-23
~ REGISTRY NOTICE.

m hEOlS1h1 NOIlCE.
Notice 10 hereby given to all qualified voters in
the fIfIH WAkD that the Judges Of Election
sress approved February g. 1851 entitled IAN act
To- punish ILLEGAL voting in the District OF Colum
bia, and for other purposes" will be in session at
No. % EAST CAPITOL ST, SOUTH SIDE.
between Ist and ID street, east,
on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 9th, and 18th inst u,
from 10 clock to 10 clock p. m. aud on wEDNE5-
purpose of receiving and recording their names
The act of Congress entitled " An act to regulate
provides that ach And every male person exc. OF
ing psupers and persons under guar iians hip, OF
the aee Of twenty one years and upwa ards who has
not been convicted Of any Infamous crime or Of
feste, and excepting persons who have voluntarily
gwen aid and Comfort to the rebels in tn, late
tellioR and who shall have been born or natural
lied in the Cnited States. and who shall have re-
sided In the said city for the period If one year
and three months in the ward or election preci net
election therein, shall be entitled to the eIectv
franchise. and sh Ill be de- med elector af en-
titled to vote at any election in said city without
II IL very desirable that all naturalized citizens
bring their GENERALIZATION papers with them, iu
order to avoid cav as to tseiS 5igst to rsg,tsr
ap q tz9th Intel Chron Rep
u : MARIAN AND FEDERAL CITY DIVf
sInNs or The sons or TEMPEsaNnE
ccHAEhcTEkoo iHTkRGsTiSa N Pub PuBLic hSo
TAyTD MACRAE, OF Scotland,
;George HsrriT stop," %Dunv.res" s tths suff fiSo
Prirs TslsI I9gfRsi pa anGps ths
DAY the 24th met. Doors open at Z; the esding
to G mMense al O'Clock .. m. Admission free.
of the Grand Army of Temperance are expected 10
De present. ap2l3 St
Evening star., 1868-04-23
sp21-6t

% REGISTRY NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given TO all quafed voters I'm the
FoURT H WARD, that the Judge, Of Election ap-
pointed TO register voters under the act OF
approved February 5th, 1851. entitled IAN act to
puDish Illegal voting in the District of Columbia.
sd for Othe' purposes" will be in session at the
COURT ROOM, CITY HALL
on THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the
25l. 24th. and 18th inst from O'Clock TO O'Clock
p. m, for the purpose of receiving and recording
their names
The act Of COngrt IS entitled IAN act to regulate
the elective franchise in the District OF Columbia -
provides that sch and every male person. ex-
eptiDg paupers and persons under guarcianship, },
OF the age Of twenty one years and upwards, who
offence and Nceptipg persons who have volu nta-
Ty given aid and comfort to the rebels in the late
reh. lion. and who shall have been born natural
iZed In the United States and who shall have re-
sided IN said District for the period of one year
and three months in the ward or election precinct
In which he shall offer to vote, preceding any
election therein, shall be entitled to the elective
rarchise, and shall be deem ed eectOr and enti
tied 20 vote at any election in said city. without
It's very desirable that all naturalized citizens
bring their naturalization apers with them In or
sy. MOVES,
sp 2Ot25 Intel, Chron., Rep Secretary
~OFFICE or GLENWOOD CEMETERY,
N WASHINGTON. u c., March 80. tSS.-On
and after the 18th of April, this Ofic will be re
moved To the entrance of the Cemetery at the head
Of n ortb Capitol street.
NH 0-td lIntChron& RepI sup.rute ndent