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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-10-08
The Republican Nominations.

The Republican county convention met
again at the Court House on Monday, and
nominated the following ticket:
For Sheriff-Thomas Amos. For States
Attorney. T. G. Hopkins. Forthe House
of Delegates-Major VIM. B. Stephenson,
Richard B. Mccoy and Arthur Vosbury.-
For Judges of the Orphans Court. H.
Ball, Henry s. Harlan and William Wiles.-
For County Commissioners-Wm j. Price,
Richard II. Barnes, Cheney Hoskins, Samuel
G. Scarf and Isaac Scarborough. For Coun-
ty Surveyor-DaVid Pyle.
Of the above Messrs. Hopkins, Stephenson,
Wiles and Price are Democrats, and we are
satisfied that their names were thus used
without their knowledge or consent. Mr..
Hopkins is the regular Democratic nominee
for States Attorney. His endorsement by
the Republicans was to fill vacant place
upon the ticket for which no Republican
could be found, and perhaps with the expecta.
ton of misleading Democrats rs to the nature
of the ticket
Major Stephenson's name was used with
out his consent, and we have authority for
saying that he will not be their candidate
under any circumstances.
AS for the other Democrats upon whom
has fallen the questionable honor of nomina-
ton by a Radical convention we can scarcely
believe that either of them would by accept
ing prove recreant to the principles they
were heretofore supposed to hold or vain
enough to imagine they can be elected in OPP
position to the regularly nominated Demo
cratic ticket. If the leopard could change
its spots we might believe that this action of
the Republicans in coming into the Demo-
cratic camp in search ofcandidatcs was mere
ly concession to the justice and right OF
Democratic doctrines but alas, the history
of their party, wherever it has had unlimited
control, precludes the possibility of belief
that even death-bed reformation can take
place in it. We have no reason to suppose
that here in Hartford that party differs in prin.
cple from the Republican party of Other
States. We must therefore conclude that theil
movement is merely a shallow pretence, under
cover of which they hope to regain that pow.
er which they lost through disregard of the
rights of the people and the principles Of O
free government.
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The "Pcbble CaSter.1

New converts are always over zcalous.-
Our neighbor the Hacre Republican illustrates
the rule by its defence of "Our State Ticket,
in which defence Brother McCombs finds it
necessary, rs he phrases it, "at the risk of
petrifnction," (whatever that may mean,) to
"cast n pebble" at The Egis. "Our State
Ticket" our readers will not be surprised to
learn, is the Harris, Wallis & Co. combina.
ton to defeat the regularly nominated Demo-
cratic ticket, and hand us over eventually to
the tender mercies of Radicalism. This is,
we suspect, the chief reason that induces our
neighbor 10 take up his sling, and arrogating
to himself the character of David of old, fire
away with his pebble" Now, us to the
''pet1Jaction" part of the business, we cannot
refrain from the belief that the printer made
mistake, and that 'putrefaction" was the
risk our friend was afraid ofin his informed
ding with the "new party" 1t certainly has
many bad odors about it, the chief of which
is, that it is so Justify championed by the
Radical press of the State. 1t is n difficult
matter to obtain pure water from II corrupt
fountain, and the voters of the State will he
unlikely to depend for reform upon party
so zealously nurscd by Radicalism-after the
example before them of the lattcrs admins.
tration of the general government. "Credit
Mobilier," "Chorpenning" &c, are ugly
names to inscribe upon the banners of re.
form. No, no, friend McCombs, hands of
by the Radicals. When reform is the work
Tilden and O'Connor are the true champions
Of reform, and they are not of your political
faith.
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DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT MEETINGs.-The
following gentlemen have consented to ad-
dress the Democratic mass meetings to be
held prior to the election in the several cleo
ton districts of the county: Hon. Henry d.
Farnandis, Hon. Henry W. Archer, Hon.
Stevenson Archer, Mcssrs. George Y. May
nadier, Herman Stump, VIM. Young, VIM.
G. Scott, p. II. Rutedge, ]. T. G. Hopkins,
Murray Vandiver, J. Martin McNabb and G..
w. Richardson. Other gentlemen, whose
names are not announced will also be present
and address some of the meetings. The meet
ing at Dublin, which is to be held on the
10th inst will be addressed by the Demo.
cratic candidates, and also by Hon Steven
son Archer, Hon. Henry D. Farnandis, VIM.
G. Scott, Esq, j. Martin McNabb, Esq, and
others. The importance of the contest this
fall, when the Republican party is in the last
throes Of dissolution, should induce eyery
Democrat to attend these meetings. If he
has the slightest doubts of his duty in the
crisis which is at hand, all such will be
speedily removed, when he listens to the
solid facts which will be presented.
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REGISTRATION LIST
OF THE
First Election District
OF HARTFORD COUNTY.

THE Officer of Registration of the 1st
i Election District of Hartford county,
having sat at his office, at Abingdon
on the 4th and 9Th days of Octeber,
1875, in compliance with the provisions of
the Registration Act passed by the Gener-
al Assembly of Maryland at its session for
the year 1874, hereby announces the fol-
lowing list comprising the names of those
registered persons which the said officer
has stricken from the list of qualified vo-
tiers and the books of registration, and
also the names of the persons which said
officer has registered at the registration
just made, and the names of those persons
(f any, whom the Judge of a Court to
which an appeal from the decision of said
officer of registration has been taken has
decided to be entitled to be registered as
required by the 14th section of said act.
VIM. BILLINGSLEA,
Register.
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From PrOspect.

Corn Is being rapidly cut In many places the
fodder has been considerably damaged by frost.
Strange to say, l have seen some fields Of corn
side by side, one of which has been badly cut
with frost, while the other appeared to be
scarcely touched at all.
Buckwheat will not turn out so well as ex.
pected. The straw grew so rank that it fell
down before it filled.
Water Is still very scarce. Your correspond
ent is obliged to haul water half a mile, and
drive his stock the same distance. Most of his
neighbors have the same thing to do.
Apple butter boilings will be few In number
this fall, on account of the scarcely of apples -
Peaches have been more plentiful in this neigh.
borhood than apples, and have sold at from SC
cents TO 81 bushe.
A prOtracted meeting has been in progress nj
Mt. Vernon for more than week. 1t il
largely attended, and bids fair to do great
good. Dock.
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A SICK PARTY.-Desperate diseases re-
quire desperate remedies, and extremely Bit
ter doses are often administered to stay the ap-
proach of DEATH The Republican doctors
who met in convention in Bel Air last Mon
day evidently felt convinced that their party
was rapidly sinking into its grave, and as a
last resort administered to its voters very
bitter dose, by placing upon their ticket the
names of several wel-known Democrats
The dose, we imagine will be extremely UNI
palatable to those of the party who are Re-
publicans from principle. Ifthey are will
ing to take the prescription, it can only be
because they have arrived at that point when
they are ready to sacrifice even principle
itself in the effort to prolong the existence
of dying organization.
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Grand Mass Meeting at Bel Air.
Speeches by Hon. John Lee Car
roll, Hon. CElaS. j. M. GWimm
and others.

The Democratic mass meeting at Bel Air
ON Monday was one of the largest political
gatherings that has taken place here for many
years. Each district of the county was fully
represented by its most influential and hon.
ored citizens, and the meeting was one of The
most quiet, orderly and attentive political
gatherings VIC have ever attended Govern.
or James B. Groome was present at the meet.
ing but did not make speech. He was
warmly greeted by his numerous friends.
The meeting was called to order at Q p. NJ,
by Henry d. Farnandis, Esq, who nominal.
ed the following officers, the nominations
being confirmed by the meeting:
President, Hon. Henry w. Archer: Vice
Presidents--First District, John Price and DR.,
Joshua Wilson; Second District, John P.
Dallam and VIM. M. Elliott; Third District
VIM. G. Scott and VIM. Rodham; Fourth
District, E. Stanley Rogers and Samuel M.
Ady; Fifth District, A. j. Calwell and Hugh
L. Heaps; Sixth District, r. r. Vandiyer
and DR.. Thomas G. Hopkins; Secretaries
Henry Richardson and j. NJ. McNabb.
Mr.. Archer upon assuming the chair re.
minded his hearers that the coming election
was merely a skirmish preparatory to the
great battle for constitutional liberty which is
to be fought in 1876.
He said that since the Democratic. Conservo.
tive party had possession of the State Govern
ment, every one had been protected in their
rights as citizens, and the State was on the high
road to the greatest prosperity. All will remem.
Der the sad experience of Radical rule. Citizens
were DISTINGUISHED and driven from the polls nj
the point of the bayonet, the Legislature was
dispersed by armed power, and every indjgnltv
was forced upon the people of the State. Now
the people were called upon to decide between
the two parties, and that decision is to be rem
dered on the eve of the Presidential election
The choice was not q difficult one, and he urged
ON all his hearers to give an earnest SUPPORT to
the nominees of the party. The speech was ro.
ceived with cheers and applause.
After music by the band Mr.. Archer intro.
duced as the first speaker Hon. VIM. j.
o'Brien, member of Congress from Baltimore
city.
Mr.. o. Brien referred to the fact that his maid.
en- political speech was made In Hartford coun.
ty, and that some ofthe pleasantest associations
of his life were connected with this county, He
then forclbly contrasted the parties which were
arrayed against each other, and alluded to what
might be expected In case of the success of the
opposition. Let US judge them by their past
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REGISTRATION LIST
OF TIE
THIRD Election District
OF HARTFORD COUNTY.


HNHE Officer of Registration of the Third
l. Election District Of Hartford county.
having sat at his office, in Bel Air, on the
4th and 9th days of October, 1875, in
compliance with the provisions of the Regis
uation Act passed by the General Assembly
of Maryland at its session for the year 1874
hereby announces the following list compris-
ing the names of those registered persons
which the said officer has stricken from the
list of qualified voters and the books of reg
istration, and also the names of the persons
which said officer has registered at the regis
tration just made, and the names of those
persons Gf any whom the Judge of a court
to which an appeal from the decision of said
officer of registration has been taken, has de-
cided to be entitled to be registered as re.
quired by the 14th section of said act.
VIM. II. DIVERS,
Register.
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CoNcERTs.-Among the attractions of
Bel Air next week, in addition to the agri-
cultural fair, will be two concerts, to be held
in the Court House. One of these, on We'd
nesday, Oct. 18Th, at P. NJ, is for the bene-
fit of the Bel Air Cornet Band by Prof John
Ziegler and other musicians of Baltimore,
assisted by Dramatic Troupe. Tickets can
be had from the members of the band.
Oh the following night, Thursday, Octo-
Der 18th, a concert will also be held in the
same place for the benefit of Mr.. James H.
Monks. Some first class amateur musicians
from Baltimore will take part. together with
some of the finest lady amateur singers OF
this county. Tickets for this concert can be
obtained at the Changers Hotel, Bel Air, and
on the fair grounds next week.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-10-08

BALTIMORE COUNTY PoLITICs.-At the
recent Democratic primary election in Balti-
more county, the vote showed q tie between
two of the candidates for county commission
er, DIR. W. T. Allender and VIM. Carmichael.
Under the regulations of the Crawford coun-
ty system the Democratic Executive Com
mittce of the county on Tuesday decided in
favor of DR.. Allender.
MIR. Jervis Spencer, Democratic member
OF the Legislature of 1872, announces HIM
self as an independent candidate for States
Attorney of Baltimore county.
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Democratic Meetings.
WIN. r. CLARK.

The Democratic Executive Committee give
notice that public meetings will be held as
follows:
At DUBLIN, on SATURDAY, Oct 10th
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
At JARRETTSVILLE, on SATURDAY,
Oct..23d at 2 o'clock, p. M.
AtHALL'S X ROADS, on WEDNESDAY,
Oct. 9th, at 2 o'clock, p. M.
At HAVRE DE GRACE, on WEDNES-
DAY, Oct. 9th, at 7 o'clock, P. NJ.
Other meetings in the different districts
will be arranged by the candidates and due
notice given.
e58~ AT all the meetings speakers will be
present and the voters of the county are ear,
nestly requested to attend.
H. d. FARNANDIS, Chairman.
MURRAY VANDIVER, Sec'y.
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MARRIED.

JEFFERY--MARSH.--At Severn Side,
Anne Arundel Co., by the Rev. Julius M
Dashiel, DR.. VIM. V. JEFFERY to HOR.
TENSE r. MARSH, of Uniontown, Pa.
THOMPSON-NELSON.- On Septctt,.
Der 10, 1875, by Rev. DIR. Addison, of Trinity
7. e. Church, Washington, d. c., WILLIAM
e. THOMPSON to Miss KATE J. MEL.
SON, both of Hartford county, Md
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-10-08
REGISTRATION LIST
OF THE
4th Election District
OF HARTFORD COUNTY

THE Officer of Registration Of tho Az,
4 Election District of Hartford courtu
, muVlhg sat ut his office, in Jarretisylle, on
IN 4'h ana 9th days of October, 1875,
III compliance with the provisions of the
Registration Act passed by the General As.
sembly of Maryland at its session for the yenr
1874, hereby announces the following list
comprising the names of those registered per-
sons which the said officer has stricken from
the list of qualified voters and the hooks If
registration, and also the names of the ner-
sons which said officer has registered at the
registration just made, and the names of those
persons (if any, whom the Judge of a Court
to which an appeal from the decision of said
officer of registration has been taken, has de-
cided to be entitled 10 be registered as reouir-
ed by the 18th section of said act.
GEO. r. CAIRNES,
Register.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for 8 cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-seven words
to count line. No advertisement inser-
ted as above unless prepaid.
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DEAD AND REMOVED.

DEAD AND REMOVED.
Arthur John Jr removed to BALTIC county
Amber Jonathan removed to Sd district
Ayres Chas w removed to Pennsylvania
Arthur John II removed to BALTIC county
Bateman H 6 city
Burns Joseph d removed to 9th district
Briton Jacob cold LIST
Cantler Abraham t" 3D.
Corrigan James dead
Downs Daniel removed to BALTIC county
Dali Geo w " 9th district
Dealey James dead
Ensey Nathan G removed
Fife Aaron dead
Hughes VIM removed to BALTIC county
Janney Henry " city
Knopps Geo w Pennsylvania
Knight Upton Carroll county
Merryman II s Pennsylvania
Martin John 7 " Baltimore CITY
McComas Nicholas of Alex removed west
Owings A removed
Rutledge Edward H removed
Rutlcdge Abraham dead
Standiford VIM H removed to BALTIC county
Smith H Clay west
STREET. VIM H dead
Wiley John dead
Wood Robert removed
Wright Thos H " to Pennsylvania
Wright Robt removed
Woods James d dead
Welsh Geo w cold renewed to BALTIC city
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Estray Notice.

Hartford County, to aot:
r HEREBY CERTIFY that Dillwyn Park
i er, of Hartford county, made oath before
me, the subscriber, one of the Justices of the
are trespassing upon his enclosures described
as follows: One white barrow SHOAT and
one white sow SHOAT, supposed to be about
six months old. Given under my hand,
JAS. A. FULTON, j.. P.
The owner of the above described property
is requested to come forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges and take them away.
DILLWYN PARKER,
octS Churchville p. o.
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That Iron is valuable as n Medicine has
long been known, but it is only since its prena.
ration in the particular form of Peruvian Syrup
that its full power over diseases has been
brought to light. Its effect in cases of dys.
pepsiaand debility is most salutarY
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-10-08

"A call has been issued for meeting of
the merchants of Baltimore who are opposed
to the movement now being made against
the Democratic party.
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GRAND
Vocal and instrumental Concert,
FOR THE BENEFIT of JAS. H. MONKS
GRAM

A Grand Concert of Vocal and Instrumcn.
tai Music, for the benefit of Jas. II. Monks,
will be given in the Court House, Bel Air,
On Thursday, October l4th, 1875.
Several gentlemen from Baltimore, with
some of the most popular lady amateur vo
calsts of this county, have offered their ser.
vices in furtheranoe Of this charitable work'
Admission 80 cents; Children Half-Price.
Tickets may be had at the Changers Hotel
and at the stores of Bel Air.
gB~Doors open at z o'clock, Concert to
commence Mt u p M. oct1
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Exhibitors, Attention.

DERSONS who take stalls at the Agri
L cultural Fair Grounds for their horses
for any purpose other than those for exhibi
ton competition, will be required to pay
Five Dollars extra for the use of the stall,
By order of
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ocfS
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Go North, South East or West, and YOU
will find coughs and colds at this season of the
year. A remedy which never fails to give sat.
isfaction is DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price, rs
cents,
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ssg Ladies' Gum Shoes, best quality, so cts. :;
Gentlemen's, IS cts; Ironstonc China Tea Sets,
(46 pieces best English goods, 81. Dry Goods,
Groceries, Notions, Boots, Shoes, &C., at Bot.
tom Prices. Teas specially. Terms cash.
Will pay leading country prices for Butter and
Eggs. Butter received on Mondays and Tues
days. f. t. Monks, Highland Store. sep24.St
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"a Fer Salc.-A Germantown Carriage, seat
ing six persons; made by Watson, Philadelphia.
In good order, price $50. Apply to j. Alex
Co., Mi. octS.4t
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THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR-The second
annual exhibition of the Hartford County
Agricultural Society will be held here next
week, commencing on Tuesday and con-
tinuing until Friday. The preparations are
nearly complete, and large number of en-
tries have already been made. The cxhibi.
ton will be superior to the one held last year,
and it only needs fair weather to make it n
perfect success, and relieve the Society of
any liabilities it has incurred. 1t should not
need word of encouragement from any
source to induce the people of Hartford to
take deep interest in the success of the ex-
hibtion, and that such interest is felt and
will be manifested we have every reason to
believe.
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Wood for Sale.

TrtCKORY AND OAK WOOD for sale,
Ii by the cord. Delivered at short notice.
DILLWYN PARKER,
oct0 3m Churchvillc =. o.
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Conference.-The Baltimore convoca-
ton of the Protestant Episcopal Church met
at Trinity Church, Churchvlle, on Wednes-
day. The opening sermon was preached by
the Rev. G. A. Leakin, of Baltimore, and the
Holy Communion was administered. The
congregation was quite large. After the
morning service lunch was served in the
school room, were persons from distance
were Hospitality entertained On Thursday
the convocation met at Grace Church, OAR
lington, and to-day at the Trap. Besides
the Dean, Rev. Dr. Rich, there were present
of the clergy Rev. DR.. Martin, of IIavrc de
Grace, and Revs. Messrs. Lcakin, Brown and
Gholson, er Baltimore, and the rector of.thc
church, Rev. E. A. Colburn.
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,c33 For Sale or Exchangc.-One Mare suita-
bic for all work; one Driving and Riding Mare,
trst-rate saddle ANIMAL sound and gentle
Will be sold because the owner has no further
use for them. Terms easy. Enquire ofThomas
A. Hays, Churchyille, Md. sep24-3t
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Notice to Trespassers.
A Ill PERSONS are hereby warned
N NOT TO TRESPASS with dog or
gun or in any manner, upon the lands of
the subscribers. The law will be enforced
against all offenders.
THOS. A. HAYS,
oct-3t VIM. +. HAYS.
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NOTICE.

BEL AIR, Oct. 9th, 1876.
TNHE members of the Hartford county AS.
i ISOLATION for the protection and preser-
walton of Game and Fish, and.all persons in
terested in the objects of said Association are
requested to meet in Bel Air, on SATUR-
DA Y, Oct. 10th, 1876 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
BY order,
HENRY D. FARNANDIS, Prcs't
HERMAN STUMP, JR., Sec'y. octS
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EB1 For Sale.-One hundred empty Whisky
am Molasses Barrels-Chcap. j. N. Spencer 4
Co., Havre de Grace, Md. scpl0.5t
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1g1For Sale.-Twenty Chester White Shoats.
Also one fine thrcc-ycar old Colt. Daniel Scott,
Bel Air. septA
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sg-J John Trago, Magistrate, Post Office, IIar-
ford Furnace. viii attend promptly to all
Claims placed in his hands for collection. au6
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.ag"Get Cakes, Candies, To bacco, Scgars and
best Rappee Snuff at R. D. Or's, Prospect.
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.ay1 For Sale.-A yoke Of well broken Oxen,
four years old John II. Barrow, Smiths Mill.
scUt24 81
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~ The well-known Draft Stallion, Frank
Norman will be offered for sale, October the
18th, at thc Grounds of the Hartford County Ag-
rcultural Society Manscl F. Morrison. octl ct