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WATER |! :! : .. POWER !! ]! !
=S5 1T& - l52;59T.2 - ~ Z
-. s,f:,{ 1Ess,@. y,
FOR SALE.

a6srS a,t-etsss utttf{Sats SiSIS1 i6 ai&easr.
q Sorbs ee Ab ,QEsat WttPo11asltaa ss
n tsP1of 1aok 1ards, elsth1 Nisislppi River.
- nils northwest efSt Paul.
1oniIes southwest Of DllutA.
- snnea 1saka q 1sat,eea. %
And at tie mouth Of The great sauk Valley wheat
dbRist Of Minnesota.
=: no q, la.i ikRsai1s;9a 4orthsf. ;H,eias Rail.
rssd dspots and yards It sask Rapids lay sdoiaing
Tie water pswse peenisss.
Ths shove railroads, nov esaatzsstsd and In spsr-
alton, give direct connection fpn thu W1tsS DoWer
70 1k, RsQA Duluth ~ the 1sd Rive Valley.
The ea1k aeGSxtgssle1 d the, 81. Paul / Pa-
eiAe 1AfIea4 now ,oonetr1ctfns, VIM opsn up . d.
net eor,eetsa Into, IL What 1slds Of that rich
district Of Minnesota.
Ths senst.uetisn Of the st. Cloud / ks,ksto
aad sth~ railroads vii soon opea up -. large sx-
tsnt ofeeslty into direct connection With this psint
The water pewee 10 so0cisnt 70 drive 100 run ol
. ;11e peUpssI II t6o Watsr Ps1sr Ooopsny '.eov.
- a arss * els huldTsd nill dtes.
he vsaktHelst the most snbstsnttel ehA1petoR lie
+tqA A(DafXA&, pieS, ablbQl1tAGA>s.A0x.le leing
es4&B Gzaaits, a14 Naolt9 @3 II 1axlS
L8uD 0Aooonvsaie1t 1eo2 2Saiptc2.s. :,
This = eHs Of tAs Ansst water psvsrs and town
sitas es0Aln4a in tAe Nlsanpt VALLEY, aDd 70 pr.
soee p1rehleing ny = IN q IL 6svsa MIL sites new
Toa1y fe 0le, extra i1aacaAsnts will b given, u
t1s IaRttss have tie capital Dsesy tes asses1l
e1ssass asstelass saw and 1ssiiix 1ilh.S d
r.SEE. = d
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Women should keep their tsst
dry and warm-nosmatter how "elun.
ssy' they may look if properly clad
Try this md b happier and healthier.
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;AIS0* 0*;:r0|jaR||1zSAI,E; OR

4 0NETH1lD MT1R1sT In tho entire watsr
ps1soa We e. sviag the capital te tate aal
- sstS.s i .n.tou .pp1y ri $.ss /
r. H. DELANO, Agent,
ssaR 1spi6 Ws4sr Power Company,
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Hon. l. Donnslly has in l,,pan-
ton 4 lecture on the life and s,.vi.o
Of Horace Greeley. - -:
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"A dog With two taib vas ssss b
Taunton the other day. Ons bsloslpA
to an OK, and was carried in the mouth
of the canine.
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The Old South Church Of BeuDsa
is one Of the cherished rsli0 Of 10
city. The uaral tables spsa IL walls
read: -. = sas =.
49,, CHURCH iaA1H11lD, 1869.
FIRST HOUSE BUIL7, 1870.
rHIs HOUSE 1nHo1Ip. = l720.
D1eECRA1lD II 1Rr1lsK 11ooP1, Hts,
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81
him. His heart zgsvssts sAssst,1asa
thump sgsinst hissbssast; t;isas hS;seiss
wa stsady and qtist,; u 1i'salusidiasis
stranger With, "Godtdi svsaiiailx NJ III 81 s. q
"aood evening, .ii,'' III . r..s!pqadea II.
visitor, sorutinizing Henri slesely. q,
the madame at homsr'
my wits is The lady Is, vhonss -,
refer, I.prssnne," 3, .aid Henri. ,.sshi
is absent on = vi.it.. rocia Is,s.lv,,s yossi ii
in .ny.hingf viii. you aot~step in,
cir r Henri threw tho door ! lyIids open,
that the n.b might ses th,t thss 90 ~ = :
=. vr..e'.iat, : ..a h.,.e. in.siasz IL y x 4
BE- alone. .uy 81, 70 .sss =. as
"Ahl@yoa arssths Atsb1sds II III,
l.dy." remarked = ths .iI Istrae9sr, vh. ..t:
ter pl.eri.e '; i, v..lksds i il. " >: ss. Z:
:"1 have that honer. Pray bs.sssst.
cd" y.:,.s4- Il: 80: x: s.saZ q j ga o'as
win tre'p... .ope. '!lta ~ As.pi'.,ns, y
but for ! few monents--:-', = .ss:
mo trsspass, I assure you. ':ss6taal
is not tho, best of companions
Without rsnniovvins 3 lis hit, Ii. ut,.l.'
ger. tesk the PraHsssd eha,E., II -.
tarry bit . short tine, !, :hssaidG "R4sk
ably your wife has informed Lysa f u
offer shsssssetvsd, = g. vssk 81; - 70 e
email, kaedtl, :eorns sliaiss ! sstos tkat- N,
10 beg 1.p...':ie..d1i!s J. i. .1i!s Z, IT O. g.::
"Yss; che did mention the natter 4
No, and vsfboth2 voadsrsd sashti
sasaags faasyssf; kAss.aa, asdrsksssx
e,;1s !; ~ s as,,s=s + s.s - ss' sais
* "wsll;r nv teaidjS =: t:s''idt viz
forced hsst,sth1 fialJ i is1lasf-ssf T slE:5ia a.
|tst'to yssl>; aad'a5 So A = IhlyS
got i, tA.t eyghfito e4siay ~ q tha
point. I a. The MN. ;; sad I renew th'
Eoaer." = zsrt 3s:s - e>r"nseGo9 81
q"Ahl N.;;sstt.i.i3, !, =. 3. II. 4 s.s.j =;
don pot epelpeseals y! l5fn ! ;5 sfnal aleszss .ol
and Heui sysd ~ aaEasesr, ,ksaaly,
.sBut yss knew thu, ,:uasssslssotsa,.sa'
On will set ths lssSta stssttiiC stssttiiC q uf'1mnSt
| tals to;Suinisiiii:.' a eia os ha1i"s'
AOf. seeures t seorl.ej.a . y MD ii.
stranger, NTH strong synpeoals,oe ~
easinss.. "People can not help thizk'
iol -:that's whit sbtais5e ~sff ahaaI,,I ite
But 70 the hspoilt: Il J5aa !J)i5aa ain pb1155SS5ai
the cross, and viii s1Skssses' lse TT It 1fis 1otf Il, /,
sum eH,red, that aan il ysurs. Yos,
ansver!. b You will :eseusrnJossnisl
.brupso:..;; iLs' q P'ess.'s ttet tine, sla
1at seh :yo1 p1st6.aj III 1aA1thau1M$ q )
IS R3'Z' 3h.''5,.,!l q.
from en pee5Eeh NJ ,e!!Aed Aennele-llAl44 y .Aeao4l
flashing q, The s1laesass .sgseb4aR ii
gaze felllups1 Il . Dssidint - stl11s
tSs s sprebe pi home at oaes, hSs. ~
ll3,ddsd, "Anothsr rsasoSss ! i ! 1(1sSEs IsE ail lii
xsnt Of time, may ex,st 70 6sSaal
iSut .bruptosas ny ftieaid & ass ~ sa|
eosj jidesce." 49,. = :: - 80 . -
What, Dir z, sjasslste!d Z 4! !. sstAs = 'snsi
starting Up i. !: atenisg, .pltshss
,iys way. t:'What. d syou mean : )
.ha. lenafk, & r '<'>:@ sss's ''.s"' :. :. ).
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Mum & Scott, the Chisago slsys.
tor men, have bean iadistsd f3 swiad.
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ST. PAUL.

The names given In this column are those Of tho
largest and most reliable houses In their
several lines Of business In st. Paul, s
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NEW MEAT MARKET,
81 =. Al 4 .
P1x1N { &aor7TrN

n PL11N & 0OB7TIN
asvs sDslsA neat market On st.. 0sf-
nam strset, se Hsspnsf's = I'D staad, Whsrs
ysa ssa get anything n tho hAs Of meat,
d, seasesaSls % st esyz plase y tle y4y.
NY VIM saypJ thsir SuStsnsrs wi1 ~
.Sgas'i@ A0Os N0Abt ~ !
aa1 au seA~ kiads Of nsas 70 % 1ad ID
sdoo sssntySsoa lsve Gst tho A0lbe and
0elees naekee IN The edly. 5aA,Eh A3}3a !
GIVE thsa . eall aad see for yourselves.
q. clsud, July ~, 1872. v1sn1-tf
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pssd1sitw,she; ahat As sostsissd;. u:
5siki1a at:hsEs &se-s tlssb lws61aaassd
~ "a peA As0. 0.0ss13esb tlsose. H.
~ tsiea, esadsanla - oSxse1bsd,
5se thanR1srse 81. All11AlS, 1oSs.ai
xisae1ta btis6 sas.d ~hez sdssassao
hin,.sadets1tiGsi leihayiaR. ssea, iastt
sssd 10 ihis nshhs.sossu, easths: >srsas
isg efthe murder! that identissl blood:
rsasxsslial. saz2s .42 5t-t2' - ,y;,19iy
sadrsas1as asvsrs aftervaTd psssaadsd
ts.~asiAsa lthn.lhulg ovss, ths: aaa.
as.ia kae, 5os.lo;r, and n.syEsr svss.
inl.visit6r he's been .bssailsa by Henri
with recital ef fthestvo- daRk episodes
IL III haysotyavhish .sso s1bodisd in
III ltesyysad Aavs departed shsddsf.
inn d. T. sengsieaRy5 hle. @esd sos
-... (TH1 xnD. =, .,,, ss,,l,,
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TRADES MFG CO.,
ManufactuKers OF
HARNESS and. COLLARS,
T., { II Nicollet st.. Minneapolis Minn. :,
Deal largely in all kinds Of fine HARNESS
A large assortment of all kinds Of
v,vxz ?, TR;UN KS ~~as
Mhieh we viii also ma Anuhcture TO- order ). Repair
Ing done by Practical Workmen. We keep on hand
for sale large assortment of
aa:r " Buffalo Robes,
Especial attention is called to our stock CT
P1NER1 HARNESS
For which we manufacture
Heavy Wool Collars. Horse Blankets
and Whips.
The largest Stock ever brought to this market.
...y~ .. s-.---.....--JO JOHN II. ARNELL, President.
A.O. MURPHY. sec'y and Treas
,N1Sse,Es, T John cH:Arnsll. rA.O. Murphy, H. E.
Nil.sapalls. Apr!4 1872: III III, III!
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.ItsL .Nr &xgTt x1N1s
q, C)eud. Oot, ri, 1871
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..~~:.9 FANCY :.@>i r:


ooNoL1IDt IRON LAST MIlx.1 !
{; Althe preliaipary sr,aneaDsaas b.
ing made, or artist-dstseti,sztssk~hia
station at . window, sand,; bsfiads fsioj.
ed blinds, became I ! D.il..t ia: 4, aiha,jssbpes
watcher: He =. =. brsy.a.' WIN ,,'..sa 4ssslsh
man lbut, n.vsitheles, a. an eseeeiiasqsi|l
miseiyings aitade essasss Ais,Sisa,t -
sbssiaeas before him w.tsfasa sztis.e.
lJih.sltdsas nature Should 1ilpt.
posed criminal prove rpi,a " u bs th3a IL
criminal, ~ capture lx.e1lld ;; ;I1s8yib
BE- pEeltudsdd pt b. dsspa1ats !. f., sn4
fatal encounter. n;tata1 .lbaAl taxhanl !
Aenri thosshssof ahisj jahs.s;ef .I1sdsL
and IsIossd hisseyss: q !Thssa TtIoatht
Of tho yeado,s.e. ii sths ali5fiiia anl5xii {oe {f,e1
set bis ja1i, nd. il / ililif lprif Il fin 4.
6.nee, PIT Al iosaboai,sp zfsoa Ain.
Morning, noo., Aterhoesj s1dssvslibi
glnsd bU witl'ad.6Iliaiiss:' HSlfi Jdevj1t Jd1evj1t.
I'd With impatiest ddis 1&,il s,SIhftsI ,If M Iii HI
..lllas took = III; bssdllsans n:desl Nd
cards carly in - fosaaoea. Hithaese
The ,sxsiteaasnt Of, the chase Aed,o besa
strong enough tsssastaih, Hspsis aiatas!
ct. But asvlr4W>tld he s1pp peIitassd eIitasd
not come, altar III I 4 brief feo.s,ltat,ooI
with the oadeen-vha, ,sahss,d iAeotAI
opinion that hs xeuld assns, asdsawasi
much more likely osaikt his. sipsst.
.nee within the nsxet etk4ss' hoaifisS thaaIui
At any pt.,'iie,, tiae dlsiiins tho AZ 4;
especially # he y. I, regq,, /; u nd ~
not .l.etisg IN their, .iaal : ~ e,.aiee
Henri sonsvhat. Il lIightnk
= lamp for the quondan gs.sstnB ord
another for himself, hese.nPsd 81 The
lounge. H. had but set' III ioa.anfotkby Is
settled, however, before j.. rssema, rap
on his strest-aeor brought shinsiast1St.
y. to his test. Schooling 1hinsissY II 10
NEST the probable crisis viii vsists Il.
liberation, h.lei.1f, Il jlaSi4s jPisi4se a.d ~
door and opened; ii. 'i8ssn aIsssss
graphic description; h;;AAd: Il! S;!a14li6sLl i
~ in raooonisias hia viaitae. Thad ~.
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further interrogatories as to his occupation
or mode of living

A PETRTFIED BABY.-The latest Chicago
sensation is a petrifed baby. The story
goes that ten years ago a gentleman lost his
child and buried it in the family lot in the
graveyard. Recently, wishing to remove
the remains of his relations to some other
locality, he was astonished on disinterrinp
the body Of his little child to find that it
had turned to marble; the features were
intact, and as perfect as if chiseled from
stone by the hand of a sculptor The bo-
dy was likewise complete and perfect. 1t
rcsembled in all but color the marble ba-
bies on monuments that can be seen over
the tombs of infants in any of our cemete-
ries. 1t was genuine case of natures
mummyizing human being. All, save
the mother of the little infant, stood mute
ly looking upon it, but she became nearly
frantic with excitement from the first mo-
ment that the body was exposed to view.
She had endeavored to take it from the cof-
fin, crying bitterly, and wildly insisting up
on taking it with her to her home. Her
husband held her back, and would not al
low her to remove it. The mother seemed
distracted with grief at the thought of its
being Inferred. 1t looked so natural and
beautiful, so like the baby that she had
placed in the grave ten years ago, that it
brought up all her sorrow afresh, as if she
was but now laying the loved darling in
the earth.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-10-11

BALKY HoRsEs.-7u.f, Field and Farm
gives the following means of starting n
balky horse Take couple of turns of
common wrapping Irvine, such as grocers
use, around the fore leg, just below the knee,
sufficiently tight for the horse to feel, and
tie in bow knot. At the first chuck he
will generally go dancing off, and after
going short distance you can get out, re-
move the string to prevent injury to the
tendons in your future drive. The philos-
ophy of the appliance is something on the
same principle as that whereof we once
read for preventing hens from scratching
up the garden. Put gaffs or spurs on the
hen, reversing them instead of the points
up, have them pointed downward. Then
when the hens lift leg to scratch, as it de-
sends the point of the spur catches in the
ground, placing that foot forward; and
the stroke with the other is attended with
like results, until the hen walks herselfout
of the garden.
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A Hard Case i'm Court.

The following amusing scene is said to
have taken place in one of the courts out
West
Judge-Bring the prisoner before the
court.
Pete-Here he is, and bound to blaze, as
the spirits of turpentine said when it was
on fire.
Judge-We will take little fire out OF
you. How do you live2
Pete-I amt particular, as the oyster
said when they axed him would he be
fried or roasted.
Judge-We don't want to hear what the
oyster said or the turpentine either
What do you followG
Pete-Not particular, anything that
comes in my way, as the locomotive said
when she run over Niger
Judge-We don't care anything about
the locomotive. What's your business
Pete-That's various as the cat said
when she stole the chickens off the table.
Judge-That comes near the line, sup
pose.
Pete-Altogether in my line, as the rope
said when it was choking the pirate.
Judge-If | hear any more absurd
comparisons I shall give you twelve
months.
Pete-I am done as the beefsteak said to
the cook.
Judge-Now, sir, your punishment shall
depend upon the shortness and correctness
of your answers. l suppose you live by
going round the docks.
Pete-No, sir, can't go round the dock
without boat, and ha'nt got one.
Judge-Answer me; how do you get
your bread9
Pete-Sometimes at Small's the baker,
and sometimes eat later
Judge-No more of that stuped inso
lence How do you support yourself9
Pete-Sometimes on my legs and some
times on chair.
Judge-I order you to answer this ques-
tion correctly; how do you dea
Pete-Pretty well, I thank you, Judge /;
how do you dos
Hero Pete was allowed to retire without
.sssSN
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1.-THE BEST"
Keller atentGrail, Seed, &Fertilizing
DRILL
1.-THE BEST"

HIS Drill is universally acknowledged to he the best
Il implement of its class now in the Market having
obtained tho first premium ut the Maryland State gr
cultural Fair for 1870 and 1871 and ut other State Fairs
where brought in competition with other drills The
following few of the leading points of superiority
In point Of operation has SUPERIOR 1t will drill
all kinds of Grain Seed and Fertilizers in any desired
guam tty to the and works with the regular
ity either rough smooth land. Stumps, stones
roots and other obstacles Of the kind do interfere
with its working arrangement. 1t is the lest in prin-
cpe OF construction, the best in MATERIAL the best in
finish and the best in simplicity and durability. II il
easily managed, the whole work of the machine il
brought directly under the eye of the operator In short
1t meets the requrments of the farmer every parcu
lar as Grain, Seed aud Fertzing Drill.
Combined Ctoper Thresher, Huier and Cleaner with or
Withom Elevator.
For rapidity of hauling, of management and du
raby. this machine is unsurpassed We have natter-
ing certificates of its work for the past season.
Thrashers and Cleaners Carey Peon and other Horse
Powers. IIickok, Hutchinson Samson and Clipper u.
der and Wine Mills and Presses
These Mills and Presses well and favorably known
throughout the country and their reputation is fully
established wherever they have been used.
Cucumber Wood Pumps,
Celebrated for of management and efectua working
The wood OF which they are made is remarkable for its
fine, close grain and the enacy Of it, FIBRE which pre-
vents 1t from cracking by exposure to the and frost
This Pump inparts no taste to the water.
Guano, Bone Dust, Plaster and Fertilizers. Clover,
Timothy, Orchard, Kentucky Blue, Herb and other
Field Grass sleds Turnip Rutabaga and all kinds Of
Garden Seeds.
Straw and Fodder Cutters of most approved patterns
Corn Shelters, Churns, Dexter Washer and Wringer,
Pioneer Stump Fuller, Pows, Plow Castings Harrows
Cnlvators and Farming and Agricultural Implements
OF every description.
A9-Send for Descriptive Circulars.
GRIFFITH, BAKER, a. BRYAN,
au3O Al and 43 N. Paca St., Baltimore, Md.
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Pc e tic al.
Something for Somebody.

"Somcthing for Somebody ~ let 1t peal
Through the daybreak of the morning air
Something for Somebody let it steal
AS soft echo after prayer.
Something for Somebody let it ring
A clear keynote through the common chord
Something for Somebody let it bring
A new, fresh grace to the family board.
Something for Somebody how, or why,
1t makes no odds how small it may be!
The humblest duty that's just close by,
The small, sweet kindness, that's ne1t to thee
The giving book, flower q tone,
The cup of water to weary lip,
The helping the angel roll the stone
Out of path where foot might slip!
Something for Somebody! he prays best
Who lives in this great, unspoken prayer,
Which waketh life song in his breast,
That even the angels stop to hear.
Life's angels listen-life's angels seize
The Something" hidden within the chord
In this "Given to one of the least of these"
They catch a Something" gioen to God.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-10-11
TheBest COalin the Market,
Baltimore COmpany's Black Diamond
COAL!

THE undersigned has on his wharf three hun.
Il dred tons ofthe above superior COAL guaran
teed to be the very best in the market for domes
tic use 1t is absolutely free from slate, clinkel
and other impurities, and will give the most
perfect satisfaction. He has selected this coal
in preference to all others, on account of its SUI
perior qualities, and can furnish it ofall the re-
qulred Sizes
G.. BAKER,
auo-tml Lapidum, Hartford county, Md.
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NOTICE,

VlXECUTORs AND ADMINISTRATORS who have
T. not settled their accounts according law, will at
early day possible, with the vouchers report to
the Register for the settlement of said accounts. All de.
linluents will I've called to appear before the Court.
BY order of the Orphans Court,
JOSEPH X. ELY,
Ro0i oF wtIs far IIarTn rd r
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THE EGIS & INTELLIGENCER,
is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY GY
F. w. 3 A x E r.
Terms~$ I so a Year, in Advance
Otherwise $500 VIII lie charged.

. TRANSIENT ADyERTIsEMENTs.-One Square, two nser.
tohs SLol Each subsequent insertion, 25 cents. Lon
ger announcements in the same proportion. space
equal to eight lines makes square.
Sc Yearly advertisements at special rates.
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Tarred Rope ! Tarred Rope

NOR TYING FODDER, always on hand. Also large
IL quantity of secondhand Double and Single Harness.
Brides, Haltcrs, Chains, &c.
A. YANNEsS, III Hillen Street,
near Bel Air Market,
s27.2n Baltimore.
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of Wills for Hartford c,unty
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
TTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
i subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
Testamcntary on the personal estate of
ANN HITCHCOCK,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
9TH day Of September, 1878,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
day of September, 1872.
WILLIAM l.. HITCHCOCK,
Septic Executor
Il &C., for sale by
- CIV NORRIS 4 BRO, Boil Air
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-10-11

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
l. subscriber has obtained from the Reg
lister of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
Tcstamentary on the personal estate of
THOMAS F. SCARBOROUGH,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
9th day of September, 1878,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and Eseal, this 9th
day of September, 1872
RICHARD B. Mccoy,
sep13 Executor.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-10-11
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[ M p L e M r N T A G. EN- @ Y ,
Colora, Cecil County, Md.

ALWAYS still SATISFACTION
a
A. j. MICHENER& CO..
AUTHORIZED AGENTS, coera Cecil County Nd
Mills county,
VIM. COOK Genvile
A j. Grove, county, Oh" 'seh'S'
E. NJ ALLEN Darlington Md
DANIEL THOM Hartford Co, Md
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-13

IsTIMDATIoH IN NORTH CARo11NA.-
Inc Grant party is making desperate
EFFORTS to control the election in North
carolina. Abhorred and detested for
infamous tyrannies, perpetrated by ex-
eoutlve and judicial agencies. it sees
that the only hope Of retaining power ia
by the strong hand. Senator Pool savs
they have the power and are determined
to hold 1t. We have heretofore referred
10 the system of judicial raids by depntv
marshals and blank warrants. systam
in open defiance OF ali law and Justice.
and which scatters terror through entire
communities. This system has reoentlv
been extended under the auspices ~
Senator Pool. Hand-bills have been
recently sent through the mails under
bis frank to the Western Counties of the
State. in which the leading candidates
OF the conservative party are denounced
as rebels, robbers and Ku Klux and the
Ku klux Act is published With it's de-
funct provisions as still in force. The
circular goes on to state:
That all Democrats and conservatives
are regarded by the administration. of
which Gen. Grant is the head, as Ku
Alux, and il any man supports the
democratic conservative ticket he will
be looked upon as Ku Klux. and be
arrested before the election"
Possibly this may deier many oood
men from the polls, who know and dread
the corruption and tyranny of the Grant
mercenaries; but it will probably find ita
compensation in stimulating q greater
number to increased efforts to rid the
country of despotic rule.
Richmond TYhiq.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-13

FEARFUL ACCIDENT ON A FRENCH RAIL.
wAY.-Juvisy, on the line from Orleans
to Paris. has recently been the scene of
catastrophe singularly resembling that
which befell the Irish mail in England
three or four years ago. A luggage train
was shunting. at the Juvisy Junction,
when 1t was run into at terrific speed by
the bordeaux express. The shock, the
journals say, was awful, and the engine
ana leading carriage of the passenger
tram mounted on the smashed wagons.
the lading of which was of dried bark
!gnlted by the burning Goals from the
furnace, the bark blazed furiously. aud
IN few moments it was impossible to
give any outside aid to those in the fame.
surrounded carriages. The FIRE seems to
have burned itself out very tiercely and
quickly; and when it itmoderated fright.
ful spectacle-so eye-witnesses state
was to be seen; scattered limbs, horribly
mutilated bodies, contorted and black.
ened by the heat, remains from which all
semb!ance of humanity had departed in
the flames, and fragments of clothing
which suggested still more complete de-
struction. The first accounts NAV have
been somewhat exaggerated, but the
number OF dead does not seem vet to
have been ascertained.