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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-07
The Public Roads.
STATE OF CANDoR, Town OF Inquiry,

STATE OF CANDoR, Town OF INQUIRY,
Due Season,
MIR. EDITOR: Tho times arc called dull
The season is wet and the roads (about here }
o, horror! as far as can be seen are very, very
bad indeed The parts that are not visible, or
that have "drapped out" showfor themselves
or show the places where they once were. The
subscriber has travelled in some eight or ten diff
ferent States, and he is free to acknowledge that
old Hartford carries OIL the palm. But it is but
Just to give everything its proper due, and
must confess that the roads hcrcabouts have one
great advantage over most other highways in
one particular, viz: variety. Thirty or forty
years ago, when we gave siXpencc mile for
riding in the ola coach, and we are not only
privileged but neccssiatcd TO go on foot and car.
rya rail on our shoulders to pry the stage out
of the miry places-the charm Of variety was
denied us, and monotony prevailed to almost
mutiny. Variety is the spice of life, and We
have this most hugely Just now-cnough at
least to suit the most fastidious, to wit, when
the horse or team is down, the carriage is up
and vice versa-now one side down, and the 9th.
er up, and now on foot and then again in the
carriage; and anon, the driver on the horse and
ladies in the carriage, &c, TO the end of the
ch.-road. But just two words more. One of
these is, would it not be better to transfer the
right or privilege of repairing the roads from
the county to the people living Immediately
upon them.
You know, sir, The fashion people have of do.
ing very little Tor Uncle Sam for a good deal
of money. In government the grab game seems
almost to be the rule, and he who works for
Uncle Sam seems TO think he ought to have a
great deal for little Qcetle) service. The coun-
ty is too fur Off the State is farther yet and the
U. s. q great way oil. Let the road privileges
come right home to be made the interest of
every one living upon them. The high ways of
country advertise the civilization of that
country. But not to be tedious. The other
word is, the road supervisor ought to have
enough means, either from the county, or from
it and the people, to justify him in making
suitable needed repairs. This is complained
of almost everywhere.
Let his resort then he TO the people living
upon the highway, and if able, patriotic-likc,
as did Col. McHenry, let each one make q de-
monstrattion. If were ambitious of public ia.
vors, know of no office would covet, in view
of the public good, sooner than that of road SUI
pervisor. Pro RoNo PUpLIco.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-07
Meteorological Record for March, 1876.

Maximum temperature, noon the 9TH W "
Minimum do morning the 18th 10
There has been but one colder morning this
winter, the morning of December goth. The
mornings of February Sd and 9Th were just as
cold.
The month has been 0.SS ola degree day by
day colder than January was
Rain and melted snow SO inches, making by
far the wettest March of which havea any record.
There fell in March, 1871, G.37 inches; in March,
1875, 4.Sl inches.
think the wells and springs must now be
fully renewed. During Friday night and Satur.
day, the 25th, there fell 2.94 inches, and in the
storm of the following Tuesday there fell 2.12
inches, making in these two storms SOC inches.
The storm of Tuesday evening may be called
the first thunder storm of the season. Several
have spoken to me of the strange color of the
lightning observed on that evening, which N.Y.
self noticed-a blush purple.
During the afternoon of Monday, the eth, nu.
merous ilocks of wild geese were seen making
their way northward, but they seem TO have
made mistake. Singing birds have been heard
in the early morning through the entire month,
but the month has been cool and rough; fully
bearing out the characteristics of March.
There were Is days without storm; five slight
SHOWS, the deepest 215 inches.
oakland Boarding School, F"l'StoH, G. &. c.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-07

THE NEW Doc LAw.-Thc bill for the
better protection of sheep husbandry passed
both houses of the Legislature and has be-
come law. Its provisions are as follows
Section t. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That if any dog or
dogs shall be detected in killing, injuring or
pursuing any sheep, the owner of said sheep
shall have full power and right to kill said
dog or dogs unless said dog or dogs shall
have first escaped to his, her or their owners
premises.
Sec .. And he it further enacted. That
any person whose sheep have been killed Or
injured by any dog or dogs, may proceed
against the owner of such dog or dogs before
any Justice of the Peace of this State having
jurisdiction within the county where the
killing or injuring may have occurred, who
shall forthwith issue a summons for the
owner of such dog or dogs, and for such
witnesses as may be necessary to ascertain
the amount of damage sustained by such
killing or injury, and such Justice.of the
Peace shall forthwith give judgment for such
damage as may be ascertained-whichs shall
be collected as other debts in this State are
collected; and such Justice shall also require
the owner of such dog or dogs to give bond
with good and sufficient security in the sum
of not less than fifty dollars, that such dog or
dogs shall not thereafter kill or iniure any
sheep and upon failure of such owner OF
such dog or dogs to give such security, then
said Justice of the Peace shall require some
one of the Constables of the county to pro-
coed forthwith to kill such dog or dogs ;
and said Constable, for such killing, shall be
allowed the sum of two dollars for each dog
killed by him, upon such order by the Jus
tice of the Peace as aforesaid, to be taxed
against the owner of such dog OF dogs as a
part ofthe in such case, provided nothing
in this act shall be construed to prevent ap.
peal rs in other cases.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That it
shall be lawful for any freeholder, or his or
her agent, to kill any dog or dogs that may
be found temporarily upon his or her prem.
ises, where sheep are kept, unless such dog
or dogs be muzzled or accompanied by his,
her or their owner 1orooided that this sec.
ton shall not apply to fox hounds whilst
engaged in the chase or going to or return
ing therefrom.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-07
MODEL BAKER!
MODEL BAKER!
MODEL BAKER!
MODEL BAKER!
THE FAMOUS MODEL BAKER !
THE hYOMAN'S FRIEND!

A SCIENTIFIC but simple invention for Bak-
N ing, Browning, Stewing, Broilng, Roasting
FRYING &c '
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-07

Martin South, son Of the keeper of the
Kentucky Penitentiary, was assassinated at
his stall in the market in Frankfort, KY, on
Saturday morning A butcher named Steplf-
ems has been arrested on suspicion.
AT Shamokin. Pa, last week, David
Roth, while drunk, abused his child, and his
wife interfering lie struck and kicked her
koth's father tried TO separate them and was
fatally injured by kick in the abdomen.
Michael Clark was convicted in the
Criminal Court, Baltimore, on Wednesday,
ofiIlegal voting at the mayoralty election
last fall. He was sentenced TO the peniten-
tiary for two years and six months.
II. T. Robinson and Jesse Mitchell, two
young men of Campbell county, Va, settled
an old feud on Monday, by duel with pis-
tolls. Both were shot. Robinson is dead and
Mitchell can not survive The difficulty was
about q woman,
j. w. Jordan, of Toronto, Ont, about
thirty years of age, committed suicide in New
York last Friday, by taking prussic acid
He made will directing that his body be
sold to the highest bidder to pay the ex-
penscs of his funeral.
"A barge laden with 10000 bushels of
corn in attempting to pass through the draw
of the bridge at Brownsville, Mo-, Monday
night, was carried by the current against the
on hoard six were drowned-oil negroes.
&c Dou,oa,;so5 ,oo, pn;1a,. Ioe,no ,,,o
uorsa S r. ,eeee Sy oeiGro ,o
wv 'I n Ho, ,t U hn au or,nIonad Inv nv
U man Dcpuii,en. t,'et no WIS olI,V y, ~
s. Ior;s au onS "no orn tia dos,ro,;oS ~, "
documentary evidence against Babcock,
which was to be used in his trial.
Gov p;oo of wos,,;rr,or bov;,r rr,.
lishoJ oard sou;r :" % thnt Gon Cnstcr f lied
whan ho S SaiJ ,%9 9 P;o .n' noid OK 0Oo On NV
count of t%e nrntto of certo;n S trodin most
Whnonn .mo p rnater r,oetnm Rco On Pho tIo
street aoun him y so1nrc ihSooh;n9 with q
cane cane e"'' nun '''''' VII '''9 WIZ" ="
Isaac Page. living near Gardiner, Me-,
murdered his wife on Saturday afternoon
and then cut his own throat. At last ac.
counts he was at the point of death. His
Wiz had lust piyen birth to a child, It is
probable that he was insane, ms he had been
melancholy for about q year.
n, wodros,,ov ., So1tT.oko T,or c,r,
powder morozines contoining seyoroi 'o oor
Inods Of m,Nnnmder oxninded oons;n% 60, or w,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-07
Baltimore Cattle Markets.
[By Telegraph for Tile -Ags.
CATTLE SCALES, April 6, 1876

BEEF CATTLE-1,41 Head, and lower.
Very best, $685. 10 $780, Medium to first
quality, s412h a $4s719. Ordinary thin Steers,
$3.50 "a $500. Sheep, fair to good sheared,
$3.50 "a $3.50; good to extra shcared, 5000 @
5000. Corn Hogs, 5000 az $500.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
l. subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate OF
ELISHA ENGLAND,
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
goth day Of March, 1877,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indeSted to said estate are re-
uuested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this Goth
day of March, 1876.
FRANCES ENGLAND,
mh3l Administrative.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-07

Meats require no water or basting, and no al.
tion during the process.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-07
Road N office.

THIRTY DAYS after the first publication
L of this notice application will be made
to the County Commissioners to open pub
lie road in the fourth district, commencing
at the mouth of Bulls Lane, on the public
road leading from Nelson's Mill to Kings
Shop, and thence running through the lands
of Isaac Amos, Adam Horn, James D. Amos,
Samuel Patterson, Shadrach STREET. of Jno.
Henry Hess and Thomas Miller, to intersect
the Jarrettsvlle and Peach Bottom road
near Matthew Clark's dwelling house, or the
public road leading from Salem Church to
said Clark's. mh3-5L
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
Eddyville News.
Cleaned from the advance:

bicaneu from tne ADVANCE:
Operations at the pork house have
ceased until after holidays. About
4.S00 hogs had been slaughtered mp 10
the hour of closing.
The advantages of fall blowing have
often been demonstrated in this local.
ity, and now it would seem that MIR
Ayers, our market gardener, who re.
sides east of town. will have an OPP
portunity of testing the benefits oil
winter blowing. On Friday Dec. 24tl
he could have been seen blowing nj
day. and on Christmas he continued
the work until he finished the job.
A painful and somewhat dangerou,
accident occurred to Mr.. Samuel
Davis, of Given, on Christmas eve
He was in the act of bringing dowr
his hand with much force in close
proximity to window, and some
what carelessly, rs it appears, struck :
broken pane of glass with his hand
palm down. and wrist, infiicting :
fearful cash i'm his hand and entirel,
severing an artery in the wrist.
A serions accident occurred on Fri
day evening near Thomas ID. Nc
Glothlin's residence in the southern
part offhis township. by which JOSEPH
McCombs had his arm broken be
tween the wrist and elbow. and Mis-,
Sarah McGlothlin, jackson Nc
Glothlin and Amanda Meek received
some slight injuries. The partic
above named had just started TO Ed
dyville to attend the Oddfellow'
festival, and the night being yer,
dark. drove of the road and down
steep cmbankment which caused ,h,
buggy TO upset with the above results
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
rRoM PerrAwATTAMsE cauxrx


CouNclL BLuFrs. Dee. q. lS75,
MEss1s. EpiroRs 81 enclose YOU
the within amount. which YOU will
please place TO my credit. as the
COURIER we must have. as we prize il
highly for the local matter it contains,
and since its enlargement is one OF
the best weekly papers in the State.
| congratulate you upon your success
in the newspaper line. and hope that
you may continue as heretofore To
battle for the right, assured Of the
earnest and hearty support of your
numerous apprcciative readers. Times
are rather duh here, everything the
farmer has to sell is very low, except
hogs. which command q remunerativc
price. ($6.50) for the best. corn but &c
cents. have hauled TO the Bluffs,
ten miles, and sold for that price.
The Bluffs is our nearest market and
not a very good one at that. Whcth-
er they will take up with your sugges.
ton and turn the place into "goose
PASTURE" remains to be seen. Think
however, the citizens will labor hard
to prevent such a dreadful alterna-
tive. Some considerable improve
mcnt has been made this last summer
in the way of building, and rather
guess your apprehensions as TO the
future of the place will prove to be
unfounded-Ia at least hope so. This
is the toughest farming country
have seen in Iowa, especially fol-
prairie, and yet at the same time the
soil is very fertile and produces we'll
! and will ultimately become one of the
most productive regions in the State,
Yours truly,
b. II. CHAMBERS.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
A Correction.

Eds. COURIER IL am sorry tina
some personal friend has so far de
ccived Daddy Ives rs to cause hin
to innocently think that he is greater
than Henry Clay. in order to assis
the public in the way of discoycrin.
the fact that he is distinguished
will here quote. correctly, the extract
from the letter of the editor of til,
SHIRT Horn Record, to-wit:
= Mess Won are partial to the nam,
OF Dod,'g fres,' will change hi,
name to May Prince:" THAT name
seems too much for the best bull in
the country 10 stand. But if you oh
jcci- ,on can write promptly. and !
will PM il back I)nd,ig Tres or an,
other name You ma. suggest. He's |;
well bred bull cali, and deserve, !,
9ood aowe.
II isa pity that Il man, naturally
honest. should he drawn from Tho
paths of truth and reciiiude, by the
impression that he is The editor of q
onc-horsc newspaper. But so ii has
always been, a Httle learning is dan
gerous thing.
Everybody knows when man turns poet.
He viii write himself On Ass or goat"
i. e.. II.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05

The following we clip from tn,
Marshalltown Republican Of yestcr
day:
AT a meeting of citizens of Mar.
shalltown. Ottumwa, Oskaloosa, Mon
roe, Leon, Searsboro, Gilman, Steam
boat Rock, and Hampton, on theil
return home on the train, Thursday
comprising the names and residences
as given above. q committee Of three
were appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of thanks for civilities re.
ceivcd at their late visit to the .grand
opening Of the Merchants Exchange,
and the promenade concert" ut st
Louis, al>t and I'D Of December. the
committee reported the following
which were unanimously adopted, land
requested them to be published in the
Marshall'own Rcpnbiicoa, Ottnlnwa
COURIER, and Oskaloosa Herald:
Resolced. That we are under re-
newed obligations to the 81. Louis
Kansas City Il Northern II. II. Go. for
the honors and privileges conferred
during this trip TO st. LouiS. In par
ticnlur we congratulate this Compa-
ny IN having retained those most
competent officers, $. Mckissock. Gen.
eral Superintendent A. e. Bird. Gen.
Freight Agent: and w. &. Linn.
General Agent. From them we re-.
ceived safe transportation and every
possible courtesy.
Resotrcd. We acknowledge the COM
plimcnts Of like favors from the Gem
trail r. II. Of Iowa.
ii. 4. j. BoARDMAN. Marshalltown.
CHAs. j. BLAKE. Ottumwa.
NJ. i. WILLIAMS, Oskaloosa.
COMMITTEE.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05

Three three year old steers strayed
from the Sugar Creek valley IN this
county. some four months ago. They
are described as follows: One white.
with black spots and had bell on
The other two were rcd-ail branded
on the RICH, horn with a r. Any in
formation given resulting in the tiEd-
ing hf the Above cattle may be COM
municated to the undersigned or left
Mt the COURIER Office. The inform-
Ant will be literally rewarded.
d20-w2t. JAcoR PFIFFER.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
nEm Emnp,aa Tvsle.

Now is the time Of the year for Pneu'
monis, Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, ani
fatal results Of predisposition to Consump'
tion and other Throat and Lung Diseases
BoscHEE's GERMAN 6YRuP has been used
in this nsighborhood for the past two OF
three years without : single failure to cure.
II you have not nsed this medicine your
self, 20 to your Druggist, j. l.. Taylor &
Co., and ask him of ito wonderful success
among his customers Two doses will re-.
leye the worst csss. II yon have no faith
10 any medicine, just bay Sample Bottle Of
Bosches's German Syrup for 10 cents and
try Is. Regular size Bottle IS cent?. Dent
nsglect a cough 70 save ~ cents.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05

The presses, type. and all the mate
rial of the late State Journal are adj
vertised for sale by the Sheriff OF
Polk county, Jan. 18th, by order of
the District Court. to satisfy AN exc
cation in favor of &. T.. Fuller and J..
j. Heartwcll.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
rns nlsAnDr CASE

From the State Register of to-day
we learn what will surprise most ev-
lerybody, viz: that the ease which was
tried in the District Court of Polk
county, and before Judgment taken to
the Supreme Court, has been again
referred to the Grand Jury of that
county by Judge Leonard. 1t was
generally supposed that as the acts for
which Brandt was indicted transpired
over three years ago, the Statute OF
Limitations would run against the of.
Tense. A novel position has, howev.
or, been assumed by the prosecution
and Judge. Leonard. The position
assumed by the Court.will perhaps be
best understood by giving the follow.
ing statement of the case by
Gen. Given for the State. We clip
from the Register:
Gen. Given appearing for the State
argued against the discharge and in
favor of the motion for re-referEine
it to the grand jury. The counsel
asked that the case be re-referred. be-
cause guilt in the case was at leas,
probable, and because none of the &C.
tons upon the part Of the Supreme
Court touched the guilt or innocence
of Brandt, but were of n purely tech.
nichal nature: and that inasmuch as
Brandt had not been found either
guilty or innocent, that ii was the du.
ty Of the Court to place the matter in
such a shape that judicial invcstiga.
ton of the charge may be had. lie
admitted that three years had expired
since the last offense charged had
been committed, but argued that the
finding of the indictment in 1871
stopped the effect of the Statute Of
Limitation so far as this case is con.
ccrncd that although the indictmen,
had been declared illegal it was still
an indictment, and was sufficient Il
start the cause against the party in
dicted. When the Grand Jury march
ed into court and presented the indict.
mcnt. that stopped the operation O.
. the Statute of Limitation. The in
dictments were indictments, and til,
Supreme Court SO considered them
and the Grand Jury was Grand Ju
. ~. although an illegal one. TIL,
! Statute of Limitation states that al
indidictmcnt must be found ; it mere
~ says an indictment, but it does no
, say that such an indictment must b,
: found, which, tried in the cruciblc o
the Supreme Court, may be fount
sufficient. II is only necessary tina
such an indictment must be found
which shall give notice to the dc
! PENDANT that suit has been commence,
against him. The defendant thus ha
notice by Indictment however impcl
feet it may be. and he can not b,
purely legal bubbles. delay his tria
until three years have elapsed, and b.
this quibbling escape justice.
Brandt was put under bonds for Iii
appearance AT the next term of tn
|, Court.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
Accident n Fairac,a.

Saturday afternoon painful acci.
dent occurred in the vicinity of Fair.
field. in which a woman and child
were drowned, while attempting to
cross Cedar Creek. Capt. wilkins
was taking them to the Jefferson
county poor farm. and in fording Cc-
dear the current proved too strong
for The horses and they were all
swept down stream. drowning the
woman. the child and the two horses,
Capt. wilkins barely escaping with
his litc.-Harkeye.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
Fre,., missouri.

MoDENA, Mercer Co. Mo-. Dec. q.
MEssRs. HAMILTON 4 WARDEN -
Sirs. As | have not rested well of
nights lately, Mary, my wife, sus-
poets as the reason that owe for the
COURIER. You will find Il p. @.
Money Order for $3.50 and hope to
never gctso far in arrears again, as
the COURIER has been a welcome WISH
tor for the past II years and hope il
shall be for at least II more. re-
main as ever, yours,
q. p. SHoEMAKEG.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05

The subscribers to the capital siocl
OF the Ottnmwa water power compa
ny are hereby notified that an assess
nent Of ten (l0) per cent has beer
levied upon the subscribed capital "a
be paid January IL. 1876.
dec ll-d2w-w4t 10. Bmsco.
Sec'y.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
The Des Moincs Reyisfcr saws

1T appears to bc well settled that
The Episcopal Convention for the elcc-
ton of Bishop for Iowa, will be
held in this city in. February ma
.jority Of the Standing Committee
having signiiied their assent TO this
plan.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-05
! Now is the Time
TO GET BARGAINS !!
We viii offer from this date following goods
At Greatly Reduced Prices:

Shaw' from 81 90 to $780,
sand very M,
nos Emirea ,aotha black Apaceas Ria AID al Goods
prices Ladies, Gents and Crens for cash Ladies Hats
ALSO lev % OF a cheap le them
Linens Crlh all" full line hest CHEAP the cheapest
Nas and le Jackets Skirts dowp a
Ties Ehoas Handkerchief Hoe Notion. and Fancy Gooae
always cheap for
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season over 80 call the Panic Store get your
Robinson Bros. e. Co.
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