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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-01-22
JAns DRANyyo,N

JANE BRAHNyGAN In the Cifc1it-->
tIrsRr BaAsseeas & others. counly--in equity.
Tile Bill in this case states that cim-
plainant is the wild W OF John Braanegan,
late of Hartford counry, deceased, who
died seized in fee Of three lots 81 uate in
Havre de Grace, in Hartford county, which
are marked on the map Of said town as
Lots Numbers 382, 800 and 39l, i'll
SQUARE number 24l. That said John
Brannegan died intestate, leaving Henry
Brannegan, William Fl. Brannegan, Syl-
yester Brannegan and Elizabeth Harris,
wife OF Robert Harris, his hefFssatlaw.
That said Hilllam FL. and Sylvester
are non-residents OF the State Of Mary
land, and complainant does not Know
whether they are now living or dead, Ok II
dead who are their heirs-al law.
The object OF this Bill is to obtain an
assignment Of comp ainanl's dover in said
lands, or if the same be not capable of div-
sion, without loss and injury, that the
same may be leased or sold, and that she
may be allowed fair equivalent FIR her
dover, out of the rents and profits or
I
proceed Of sales. sf
Iii theIeupon, this fifth day of Janu-
airy, 1869, adjudged md ordered, that the
complainant. by causing copy OF this
order to be published in Hartford county
once in week for four successive weeks
three months before the 2lst day of May,
1869, give notice to the said nonresident
defendants, of the object and substance of
this Bill, aud warn them TO appear in this
Court, in person or by solicitor, on or
before the 2lst day OF May next, to All
swer the premises and show cause, if .anv
Ire has, why decree ought not TO Lc
passed as prayed, and in default thereof,
that the said Bill OF Complaint be taken
pro cqnfes,o. rg
~ A. L..JARRET', Clerk.
True copy, Test, -a Ht
jams AL. JARRET, Clerk.
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The Great Fertilizer
Hewes' Bone Phosphate OF Lime
/. y. M MAYNAD1ER, Agent,
Edgewood, Hartford County, Md.

Il. j. M. MAYNADIER, Agent,
Edgewood, Hartford County. Md.
LETTERS FROM FARMERS WE ALL KNOW
xxyE Gull attention 10 the letters below, which, we
Wv think, win convince every farmer In this coun
~ thai Hewes' Bone Phosphate Of Lime Is one Of the
reliable fertilizers now in the market II will be
noticed that these letters are finn gentleman whose tes
fimony in agricultural is of the unques
uonabe character WeE9ould get many more OF the
sort, but conclude that further evidence Of the val
ne OF this phosphate Is super fuous Werefert any and
every person who has used il. Read the following
ssf ExmoRTos Hartford Co., Md. I
itr navf August list, 1858.
Msssrs. Mayuadier os Iellott, Eige,oood:
!, GEsrLgmEs :--sThe Hewes' Bone Phosphate OF Lime
bought of lat spring was used on corn and potatoes
! used several other kirds offerizers, Peruvian guano
being one the Hewes' Phosphate, up 10 this dste has
surpassed them all. Mr. John Mnkler who lives on my
farm applied his along side of Peruvian guano
lie says is far ahead OF the Peruvian He thinks II Is
The hest FERTILIZER he used My experience so far
jusies INC in recommending il In the yhest terms.
80 '' MANsEL E. MORRISON.
FALLsros, Hartford Co., Md, I
etrs August 9TH, 1868.
Aessrs Maynadier @ Ystott, Edgescood.
GENTLEMEN -It gives me pleasure 10 be able 10 make
favorable report OF the Hcwcs' Phosphate which
purchased OF you last spring tried il corn potatoes
and garden vegetables, and thus far it has acted TO my
highest fntisfacton On the tried Il along side nj
very heavy dressing lin the hli) of pure log manure,
and has produced much better results used several
other fertilizers, hut have hesitation in saying that
llewes Phosphate Is tebest Manufactured fertilizer
Very unly, yours,
JAMES o. AMOsS,
Bel AIR, Hartford Co., Md,
August 4, 1868. !
Messs. Maynadier d Tetlott, Bgeoood
....,l At.
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EXEGuToRss .NoTICE

THUS is To GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Register Of
Wills Of Hartford Co.. Md, j.ettcrs Testament
tary on the pesonal estate OF "a
Ftsff iF JOHN LEVIN,
late Of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
Ing claims against said deceased ale hereby no,i-
fed TO exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
2la day Of Noofmber 1869,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
ail benefit OF said estate
All persons indebted TO said estate are request
ed TO make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 2lst day
of November, 1868. DAVID PYLE,
nov27 Executor.
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FOREST HILL, Hartford Co, Md, }

FOREST Hill, Hartford Co, Nd,
y1..r Juy25iii, 1858
MesSrs. Mdynadier Dc Iellott, Elgeaoood:
GENTLEMEN tin answer to our inquiries concerning
the action OF Iewes Bone Phosphate OF Lime, which
purchased OF you last spring, will say, that having
used on my potato CROP by the side of Peruvian Qua
and several other fertilizers it acted beyond my ex
pectations II started best from the beginning and Still
shows heavier growth of vine than any of the others
excepting perhapsi Peruvian Guano which, asI stated
before was applied in the quantity the Hewes'
Phosphate. Ii Is, however, fully equal 10 the Peruvian
twas not my intention to use anything my wheat
ne~t Fall except Ground Bone, which purchased last
Spring, hut am well pleased with the Hewes' Phos
rl,ae, that shall certainly II far as can on my
wheat. Respectfully, WM, WARNER
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t,a ~ 81 A. l.. JAkREl', Clerk.
True copy, Test a lla
jams AL. JARRET, Clerk.
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Eaxohros, Hartford Co., Nd, Aug. LIST, 1868.

Aessrs. Uaynadtsr DC TeHott, Edgs,cood:
Gentlemen ~ received OF the circulars of Hewes'
Bone Phosphate last Spring. and induced TO try H.
from seeing names Of farmers of Chester county ecom-
intending II, who know would not allow their names
TO be used without they knew be good and honest
article used it my com, and am very much pleas
cd with its action indeed and 1t win give me pleasure
10 rec Onimend IL 10 any of farmers would use il
in preference TO any manufactured Phosphate know
Very truly, yours, EmMoR MORRISON.
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HARTFORD COUNTY, MD, July 9th, 1868.
Ncssrs. Maynadier & Yetot, Elgetcood. ~ = "t
Gentlemen Having used Hewes' Phosphate on my
corn last spring, about $50 Tbs per acre, in the HILL
far has exceeded my expect believe IL 10 be
good article Yours, respectfully,
a' THOMAS d. SWARTZ.
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A New Remedy for Consumption,
N OTICE

HE public will please notice that they can reach by
i an excellent road at Glen Cove, the Tide Water
Canal, a full assortment of . - =, .--
LUMBER; SHINGLES, fs}tiF
---a LATHS, PALINGS, PICKETS, &c.
BONE DUST, PERUVIAN
G Ms AND MEXICAN GUANO,
Moro Phillips and Baughs Phosphates &C., Lime from
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
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All communications by mail to Darlington Postofice,
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FALLsToN, Hartford Co., Md, Aug. 3, 1868.
Messrs. Moyaadier G Ieiloft, fdge,cood !: 7sb tas
Gentemen-I applied The Hewes' Phosphate bought
Of you last spring my corn. Up to this time IL has
acted exceedingly we'll and satisfied IL is an ex
cellent fertilizer. Respectfully,
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Hewes, Bone Phosphate Of Lime

is manufactured at West Chester Chester Co.. Penna.
under the supervision OF Committee of Farmers ap-
pointed for that purpose by the Chester Co. Agricultural
Suciety. II put In strong linen bags 200 fbs eac
We SELF atmanufacturers price, SIS per ton, cash.
We supply all oherreabe Fertilizers at manufacur-
ts prices and deliver them al any Raroad Station in
ils county free of freight cbirges thus placing The
whoie FerulIzer Market M s ~ nnr farm
wefurnish all articles first prices our profits ARE SO
much reduced that we are compelled TO have The cash.
or its equivaent In grain or other produce, for which
we guarantee the highest market prices. -.-
j. M. MAYNADIER,
lockwood, HARTFORD Co, MD,
aul4 ;H rst .+alasatar i ~ 49,. q
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pers and others, and makes them unfit for
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AppLzroN's JoURNAL-Monthly. Part No. 4.
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JERunAH AND Hrs LAMENTATIONS with Notes.
Crit al, Explar atory and PIacucal, design
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Henry Cowles. D. D. New York: u Apple
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This volume concludes the series on the
Old Testament prophets, and to it Is ap'
pended special dissertation on the system
Of opinions on prophecy, commonly known
as Premillensrianism Tue merely speou
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practical force upon the nature and des'gi
Of the present Gospel age are discussed fun
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! O ,mpens.,on to induce them to emigr.te, bat

O ,mpensst.on to induce them to emigrste, bat
California can.
The "Railroad Wat" for the management
Of the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad iss
prolific theme with the New York papers. A
pitched battle was fought on the tract on the
10th inst, in which nearly 1900 men we're en-
gagged. The fights thus described: The Er1e
Company had from 100 to 800 men at the tun-
nsl and holding the station near it. The force
OF the Albany party at the upper END OF 1ae
tunnel numbered 400 men. The Erie manager
determine to lake the disputed ground. a
train Of TWO cars vas filled with men, number
ing, perhaps, $50, aud sent into the tunnel. NO
obstructions was mst with until the tunnel
was passed. At the upsr end rail was touho
to have been taken up, and was repiaced' linen
nm tnrn,ng a curve train with Ramsy men on
hoard WAS observed approaching. The Erie
men say they whistle ''doWn brakes" while
the other train increased ITS speed. Seeing
this. the speed Of the Erle train was increas-
ed. and the two trains struck with heavy
|6rash. The collision was the signal for the
fight. The Albany men rushed upon the Erie
men With shouts, and they had scarcely come
to blows before the Erie party fed bach
through the tuanel and over it. The engiue
backed into the tunnel and returned. Both en-
glues were considerably injured. The Erie
| locomotive lost lis headlight and ono Nag
staff and part of its cowcatcher, While the
latter lost almost all OF its PROV and wa'
otherwise considerable bruised and thrown
| partly of the track. While getting tht
engine in position again it Was determined
to follow up the victory. Some OF the Albany
men had chased the Erie men over the tun
mel, but they were not in sufficient mum
bers to attack. After the engine was right
ed 1t was driven through the tuunel; but 81
much time had elapsed that the Erie mer
we're rallied and ready for battle again. Tht
90. fiot was reopened with great fury. Int
Erie men, occupying their own ground, had nj
intention Of giving it up; besides they wert
expecting momentarily arrival OF the For
ty-fourth regiment. The Albany men, hushec
with success, attacked vigorously. Pistols
were used, with stones, clubs and lists
Threats, cries and horrld osths, were u'xec
so as to be quite uninteIligible. except as te
their hideousness and profanity. Some OF the
men we're drunk. The fight was continued un'
til about eight O'Clock. whom the Forty-fourth
regiment having arrived, the Albany men LEFT
the field and returned to the other end Of the
tunnel. They were not pursued on account Of
the darkness. The E'ie men sustained nearly
al the injuries and took one prisoner.
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CH ES TON.
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST II, 1859.
Injxrod JnAosence.

Congressman Christopher Columbus Bow
en-, q meek and humble Radical, who has
been denounced in these columns as thief,
forger and murderer, sends q telegram to
morning paper announcing that his reply
will be through the courts, in which "the
proprietors Of TIE CHARLESTON Nsws will
be called upon to- substsntiate their ssser-
tions." Bowen is very kind. The Rsdi
cal Republicans Of the North and South
might not have properly appreciated the
life and services Of "the honorable mem
Der" had tho dark history been recorded
only in the columns Of q Charleston paper.
| Dut wuuu u-nv-----~rr---~----
all his peecadilloes have been unveil-
ed before judicial tribunal, Bowen may
properly claim rich reward as Radical
saint perseouted unto social death BY q
journalistic sinner. Pooh! Stealing faro
checks; forging pay rolls; plotting the mur-
der Of q s'rebel" officer. Is that all? No
one would have said word about it, or
have washed this peculiarly dirty linen in
public, had Bowen not been elected to the
Congress Of the United States. The eleo'
ton is the cause of his d sgrsce. Argal, he
is q martyr, and should be canoniEed and
embslmed and sent to foreign parts, with
thousands Of dollars year, to keep COM
psny with another poor martyr Of the same
s.smp-Dsniel Sickles.
Our only fear is that Bowen's telegram
may be nothing more than blusterous ct
tempt to conceal his signal discoma'ure
When he was only Radical, he Was pub.
licly scored as murderer and forger, and
said not word. Why should he be more
sensitive now that he is Radical Congress-
man?
and it is passing strange that Bowen sets
no price upon his injured innocence. In
Hudibras We read that
"The worth Of any thing
Is just as much as it will bring"
At what figure does Bowen set the dam
age done his spotless reputation by the
publication of the record Of his crimes in
TIE CHARLESTON News? How much !?
Shall i. be $40 600. or $4,000. or $780,.
GOO? Say cool FIVE hundred thousand
dollars, or round million. It will be just
as easy, we fancy, to get verdict for one
million as for one cent.
Oae thing We can promise. When the
trial comes, if come it should, there will be
new and startling developments Of which
no hint has been pubhCly given. There
are still some shots in the locker, and one
chapter in Bowen's life is yet to be written
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Loans half Of It's premiums. no notes taken.
OFFICERS:
WI. LAYTON. President.
&c. MoBURNEY, ice.President
RI. LIaHTFOoT. Secretary.
G. +. MooAY. Constituting Ac'uary.
P.H WRIGHT, Examining Physician.
This Company is now prepared to AXE risks either
IN the Fire or Life Departments. and socits share
Of the patronage Of the city and sta'e.
J. 8. HOLMhS, Jr.,
General Agent for south Carolina.
Local an Travelling agents wanted in all oarts oi
the state Liberal commissions allowed, or q sal
ary II preferred. Applications to be made to
J. G HOLMES. Jr. General AGENT No. 35 Broad
street, Charleston, S. @.
July 81 D&c WIN
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Amusfmeuts.
A GRAND FESTIVAL

4 GRAND FESTIVAL
WILL BE GIVEN ON TUE DAY EVENING, 17rH
INSTANT, by District Grand Tabernacle, No, g.
a. A. O. at BONUMs HALL, John-street. The Ct
der viii appear In fun dress resslias'
Doors open at Z; the procession enters the Han a.
b.,tns,t q O'Clock, Admission as cents 'icketa
to be had at the door, or from the com"iose'
Brothers 8. z. Grant. &c. Wtherspoon' 1. oo1' w.
q. Travcrs q. Bolden PickiEpack
Refreshments will abound, and will be sold At city
,,;oas % August 16