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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-09-29
Political Notes.

10 elect Hayes is to continue Grantsm
10 continue Grantsm is to continue high
taxes, low wages and starvation Pttsbur1
Post
-Ruthy Hayes is the posscssor ola watch
that exactly suits his condition He says
that it can't be made to run.-,St. Louis
Times.
-Sardis Orchard was considered rich
man, but his property deprecated to neal
nothing when he had given it to Rutherford
Is. Hayes.-1&. Louis Times
1T does not follow that because Ruther-
ford u. Hays was sharp enough to dodge The
tax collector during seven years ofhs life, he
ought to be elected President. st. L0ui,
Times.
The election of Hayes would be not only
The Endorsement Of Grant, but the triumph OF
the whisky ring. 1t will be impossible for the
Republicans to blind the people to this issue
st. Louis Times
In 1874 Hayes inherited 100000 from
his uncle. The next year he returned SIS 600
Tor taxation. He now excuses himself by
saying that his debts cqualed his property
and inheritance, and that he was entitled to
deduct these debts when listing his property.
what kind of n life has Mr.. Hayes been lead
ing that he should have squandered $05 900
OF his fortune while waiting for his uncle to
die ?-Ptts6u1y Post
The one sheep owned by the Republican
candidate for President, and listed by him in
his return to the tax gatherer, is living mon
ument to his incapacity as man of affairs.
GOV. Hayes swore, in 1875, that his sheep
was worth So. In 1876 he stated under oath
that the animal was worth only So. Now, if
Hayes so administered the affairs of q sheep
that it deprecated in value sixty per cent.
in single year, how many years would it
take him TO bankrupt the nation-N. Y.
Sun.
William A Wheeler, Republican cand-
date for Vice President, is in favor of remand
ing the South to military rule.
Stanley Matthews, brother-in-law to Ru.
therford B. Hayes, Radical nominee for Con-
gress, is for envcloping the Southern States
in martial law
Rutherford B. Hayes is for keeping stand
ing army in the South until every Southern
State votes the Republican ticket.
Morton, Butler, Chandler, Logan, Packard,
Grant and Spencer, are for applying the
sword to every white mans throat, and the
torch to every white mans roof who declines
to vote the Republican ticket.
And wherefore That the Republican
party may continue to rule the country at
cost of eight hundred millions of dollars, and
that the Republican leaders may be protected
from the yawning doors of fifty penitentia
ries-Loussctlie Courier Journal
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,ScriJner.-In the October number of Scyibne,
is begun series of papers full of promise of rare
excellence both as TO matter and illustrations.
Mr.. Wilkinson gives the first, treating of "Sal'
mon Fishing in the Extreme East of Canada"
1t is to be followed In regular order by an arti.
Gle on Trout Fishing in the Rangely Lakes"
by Edward Seymour; one on "Grouse," by
Charles E. Whitehead; one on Sea Trout Fish.
ing" by A. r. Macdonough; one on "Duck
Shooting" by T. Robinson Warren, and Others
of similar character. Among other attractions
promised in the incoming magazine year are a
series of sketches of travel in Europe by Gene
raj Mcclellan an American novel, "His In
heritance," by Miss Trafton, and further install.
ments of the papers on American cities and
house furnishing.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONERS
An order was passed authorizing the over.
seer of the Almshouse to purchase a horse
for the use of the farm.
The stone bases for the iron fence around
the Court House yard, by the award of the
Commissioners, will be furnished on the
ground by Jas. B. Allison and Isaac Larue at
one doler and twenty-five cents for each
stone
The iron fence was awarded to the Messrs
Tombstone, of Port Deposit for the sum OF
one dollar and ninety cents per lineal foot
Adjourned to meet on the 9th day of Oc-
tober, 1876,
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Our New York Letter.
NEW York, SEPT. o3d

JUDGE sINNoTT's STATEMENT.
Judge James p Sinnott, of the Marine Court.
has made o statement, published In the news.
papers of Thursday that completely rcfutes the
income charges, and proves the New York Tinec
to have made them from whole cloth. Mr.. Til.
den, like thousands of other men, had his money
tied up in securities that depended upon the
success of our armies in the field for their val.
uation, and upon which it would be impossible
to make correct estimate at any given time.--
The statement of Judge Sinnott was made at
the urgent request of Abram 8. Hewitt and
after that gentleman had In vain made applca-
tion to the authorities in Washington for copies
of the income returns of Rutherford B. HAYES
and Samuel j. Tilden. This refusal to furnish
thddocument that Mr.. Hewitt wanted is speci-
men of the unfairness with which the Admins.
tration party have treated all who are not in
accordance with them In politics. The editor
Of the Times had but to suggest that the income
return would be of service to him, and 1t was
not only forthcoming, but was loaned to that
paper SO that facsimile might be taken for
publication.
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Popular Science MonthlY.-Thc October num-
bcr is not as brilliant as its immediate predeces.
sor. though good OF the original articles may
be mentioned Professor o. N. Rood's "Con-
stants of Colors " and the paper read by DR.. w.
F. Charming at Philadelphia, before the Ameri-
can Social Science Association, on Organized
Homesteads and Households" OF the selected
articles should not be passed over withoutEno-
tice the first of a series by Professor Bastian on
the Nature Of the Invertebrate Brain" Her
bert spcncer's predatory and Industrial So
cieties," and the Quasterls's paper on the
WProbable Age of the World" There lie no
need to praise the editorial departments, which,
as usual, are both full and fresh.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-09-29

BALTIMORE HUB FACToRY-We direc,
the attention of carriage makers and wheel
wrights to the advertisement of Messrs. J. &
Z. Stipstn, of No. sG Holiday street, Balti
more, 10 be found elsewhere in Tile HEqis
This firm have every facility for the manu-
facture of hubs, spokcs, rims, shafts, &c.
which they sell at low prices Everything
furnished by them is guaranteed to be ex
aclly as represented, a valuable consideration
to purchasers. They have large stock con-
stantly on hand, and will also fill specia
orders at low rates.
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Vaccine Notice.

is hereby given Gas required by
in lawD that Physicians of the State can
at all times obtain Qratuitously from this office
a supply of pure Vaccine R,7ts, fresh from
the heifer. Orders for Virus by mail must
enclose postage stamps.
WILSON G. REGISTER, M d.,
Maryland State Vaccine Agent,
sep29-3t II N. Calhoun st., Baltimore.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TH1S IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
i subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills ofHarford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate Of
Z. ALEXANDER BOARMAN,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same, with the le-
gal vouchers thereof, on or before the
22d day of Sept, 1877,
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 22d
day Of Sept, 1876.
FRANK BOARMAN,
sep29 Administrator.
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d / T. d.

DESWAN.-August 23d, Mrs MARY
ELIZABETH DESWAN, wife of Christie
pher DeSwan; Kind and gentle in all the
relations of life, as wife, mother, friend and
neighbor.
BOARMAN.-At his home in Hartford
county, on Saturday, September 10th, E.
ALEXANDER BOARMAN, in the 39th
year of his age
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SAVE Your HUsKs.-Messrs. Fred. Wal
pert & Co., No. 2S North Gay street, Balti-
more, are paying the highest price for crude
corn husks. They are the largest dealers In
the city in this material; and there can also
be found at their store large stock of mat
trasses, bedding, &C., of all kinds. We in
vite our readers to give them call.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-09-29

MIR. Blaine is extremely concerned about
the welfare of his country just now. When
the country really needed his services during
the war, did he go into the army himself!
Not he He hired an able bodied substitute
and provided him soft place in the provost
marshal's office at Augusta. The able-boded
substitute was shortly afterwards removed to
Jail for stealing, and Mr.. Blaine was too busy
making money out of rifle contracts to pay
any more attention to the matter. So much
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-09-29

Consistency is a jewel, When Cover,
nor Tilden won his magnificent victory over
the great plundering rings of his State, the
New York Times, the leading Republican
journal of the country, was cxtravagant in
his praise. Since his nomination for the
Presidency by the Democrats Mr.. Tilden has
fallen under the ban of this journal, which
now utters the most infamous calumnies
against the man whom before it lauded to
the Skies
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Hd'per's-There is an unusually liberal allow.
anec of illustrations in the October number OF
Harper, the most notable articles probably be-
Ing " Lace Lore" Newark, (which Is espec.
tally good-and "Home Life in the East"
The illustrations of the article on lace are most
excellent Mrs. Treat gives second paper the
Carniverous Plants of Florida )" there is very
fair sketch by James Payn, the novelist, OF
Harriet Martineau, including Hartley Cole.
ridges clever remark that she was q "mono.
maniac about everything" of the shorter
stories, that of Hebe" is admirable, and there
are given the last book of Daniel Deronda,n
and another installment of the (reproduced)
" Woman uater," one of the most charming
hovelettes of the year. The editorial depart
ments are noticeable mainly for the fact tina t
Flint, :" the medium" and does not mention
Mr.. Pierrepont's correspondence.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-09-29

THE Overwhelmingly Circus and
Menagerie exhibited ut Bel Air on Wcdnes-
day last, according to previous announce.
mcnt per posters and placards ON the high
fence surrounding the Court House and at
other conspicuous places, Good order pre-
vailed and everything passed off quietly.
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From O Distinguished Jurjst.

81 have tried the Peruvian Syrup and the re-
suit fully sustains your prediction. 1t has made
new man of me, infused into my system new
vigor and energy; am no longer tremulous
and deblitated, as when you last saw me, but
stronger, heartler, and with larger capacity for
labor, mental and physical, than at any time
during the last five years.
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If Hayes should be elected, an improba-
bic event, his advisers will be Morton, Blaine
Butler, Cameron, Boss Shepherd and the like
All of them are men who are not accustomed
to take no for an answer. When they press
their claims for the appointment of their
friends to Office, Mr.. Hayes will not have the
nerve to refuse He is in the hands of such
men now, and lie will be in their hands il
elected,
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HORSE FOUND. We are informed that n
large iron gray horse, supposed to be about
ten years old, was found at large in the pub
lie road in Baltimore county about two miles
south of Jerusalem Mills. Ifany of our citi-
zens have lost such an animal, its where.
abouts can thus be ascertained,
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INoUEsT.-Three bodies, one male and
two female, were discovered on the bay shore
near the mouth of Bush river, on Wednesday
last, supposed to be those lost from the canal
boats in tow of the Juniata, near Pools Is.
land during the great storm of two weeks
ago. Squire Legoe, of the first district, held
an inquest, after which the bodies were in.
TERED. There has been no Identification as
uaf
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Gen. Newton yesterday pronounced Hell
Gate explosion thorough one. Some per-
sons were inclined to believe, from the slight
noise and shock, that only part of the ex-
plosion had been discharged General New
toms daughter, Mary, child aged three
years, touched the key which exploded the
reef on Sunday,
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Needs Repairing.

MIR. EDITOR: The attention of the road SILL
perVisor having charge of the highway Trough
way,) from j. CrswelPs corner to j. Norris $
and SO past Mr.. Griflth's is called to the fact
that said road has been almost impossible for
the whole season. 1t is scandal to the neigh
borhood.
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DRowNED.-Mrs. Mary Norton, n colored
woman living near Perrymansvilc, on last
Thursday night fell into Bush Creek, and
was drowned. Her body was recovered the
following Monday, at the mouth of the
creek, mile from where she fell in-RepuJ.
kcdn 22d.
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Reform is necessary and can never be
effected but by making it the controlling is
sue of the elections, and lifting it above the
two false issues with which the office hold
ing class and the party in power seek TO
smother it
/. The false issue with which they would
enkindlc sectarian strife in respect to the
public schools, which the establishment and
support belong exclusively TO the several
States, and which the Democratic party has
cherished from their foundation, and is re-
solved to maintain without prejudice or pref
erence for any class, sect or creed, and with
out largesscs from the treasury to any.
2. The false issue by which they seek to
light anew the dying embers of sectional
hate between kindred peoples once estranged,
but now reunited in one indivisible republic
and common destiny.-Dem0cratc Pat
form.
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RATES OF ADMISSION.
NOTICE.

TNPISCOPAL AND CONVOCATION
IL SERVICES IN DEER CREEK AND
CHURCHVILLE PARISHES:
MONDAY, OCT. 2d-Trap Church, II
A. NJ, p. NJ, Confirmation and Convoca-
ton.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3d.-Holy Trini-
secration of Cemetery-P. M.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4th,-Grace
Church. Darlington, A. NJ, Laying of Corner
Stone; P, NJ, Convocation.
The Clergy of the county are invited to
attend without further notice.
sep22 E. A. COLBURN.
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Apptetonfs Jomnal.-The October number is
an unusually good one, as glanceat the names
OF some of the contributors will show-on the
list being Helen b. Mathers, the author of
"Coming Through the Rye;" Edgar Fawcett,
Albert f. Webster, Lucy Hamilton Hooper, the
accomplished Partisan correspondent of the
World; Marie LIE Baron, Francis Gerry Fair
field, George NJ. Fowle, james E. Freeman, Joel
Benton, James Payn and Richard Henry Stod.
dard. Among the best artists are Mrs. Hoop
er's adoption from the French, "a Modern
LAMA )" Mr.. Rideing's paper, of much local in
terest, The Cunard Service; )" Mr.. Towle's il.
lnstrated review of Taine and Paul Lacroix,
"old.Iime France" and the second INSTALL
ment oil Mr.. Freeman's "reminiscences" full
OF pleasant, and, which is better, fresh anec.
dotes: A very thrilling railroad story is q bit
translated from the German: "By the Thick.
ness OF Button" charming little Hunga.
ran song, "Sorrow and JOY" by Mr. Sloddard,
deserves mention.
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Judge Blacks Letter.


Judge Black, of Pennsylvania, has address,
ell to General Garfield, one of the Republican
orators in Indiana, letter of considerable
length, which may well be termed q " bill of
indictment" of the radical party. 1t is al
most impossible to give even an outline of
the facts and arguments arrayed by Judge
Black with crushing effect, in this letter.
The entire document must be read to be full
ly appreciated AS sample of its scope and
contents the Lancaster Inteligencer says,
The devotion of the Democratic party of
the North to the Union, Judge Black shows
meyer wavered. Its only demand was that
the war should be prosecuted solely for the
restoration of the Union, and to secure its
cooperation, Congress solemnly pledged it.
self that this should be its sole object. That
pledge was broken; the governing party has
since been guilty of the basest crimes against
popular liberty; and Judge Black deduccs
as natural sequence the rottenness which
permeates it. Of this he speaks with fcrvor.
You may take the rottenest monarchy in
Europe, go over its history for a hundred
years, and produce the worst acts you can
find of fraudulent spoliation upon its people,
and if do not find something worse COM
mittcd here under the auspices of the party
now in power, will give up the CASE -
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If you want to prevent Typhoid Fever or if
you feel as If You were going to have the chils
and fever take DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills,
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ATTENTION

ATTENTION!
Democrats of Dublin.
WE THE undersigned Democrats, in
w meeting assembled, would respectful
ly call upon the Democracy of Dublin Dis
trict to meet.at Johnsons Hotel, Dublin,
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 1876,
AT O'Clock, P. NJ,
for the purpose of organizing
TILDEN, HENDRICKS AND ROBERTS
CLUB,
and for making farther arrangements for the
campaign.
G5s A Hickory Pole will be raised and
flag flung to the breeze
Archibald Heaps, S. d. Bennington,
L. U. Savin, III. G. johnson,
A. Boyle, AL. Mccain,
John ii. Troutncr, DIR. d. Riley,
K. S. McNutt, John Daugherty,
J. Z. Bennington, James Bennington,
S. j. Bennington, G. A. MARYLAND,
Michael Whiteford, Jas. r. Smith,
]. F. Crew, B, Proctor,
VIM. Gallon.
Hon. Charles b. Roberts, Hon. Stevenson
Archer, j. T. G. Hopkins, George Y Magma,
der, VIM. L. Cooley anu others will address
the meeting
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ag"Strayed from the subscriber, about two
weeks since, large spotted Steer. A reward of
80 Will be paid for his recovery Information
may be left at The AEgis office, or with the own.
er, F. Howard, Bel Air Mills, Winters Run.
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q" Hauling:-All kinds of heavy hauling
done, such as Hay, Grain, Coal, Store Goods,
&C., by Carlisle & Co, Bel Air ic1G
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?zY"Clawson Seed Wheat direct from Agfi-
cultural Department. Also, prime Timothy
Seed, for sale by Robert T. Bovine. IVES
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THE GREAT HE'LL GATE ExPLosIoN-On
Sunday, at 2, p. NJ, the great blast of tun-
nclling under the rocks at Hell Gate, in East
River. New York, took place. The rock
borrowings of this gigantic work covered
two and three quarter acres, and seven years
have been spent in making them, Some go
600 pounds of nitro glyccrine and its various
compounds were discharged. The whole
work was under water twenty. six feet in some
places 1t was feared, Notwithstanding. that
great pieces of rock would be thrown into
the air, and that there would be damage to
life and limb. The explosion was most sue
cessful in this respect, at least. No one was
in the least injured, and not pane of glass
in the neighborhood was broken, The event
is thus described:
ain n straight and seemingly narrow line,
running north and south for about 800 yards,
the water whitened and arose evenly three
or four feet high. A dull "thud was heard,
the rocks trembled beneath the feet of the
multitude as from two quick, short pulsa
tons of an earthquake. The water, which
appeared to remain stationtionary for an in
slant, broke and spurted up in irregular, dark
yellowish masses about twelve feet high,
with dark smoke from the dynamite Then
il fell back and in n moment the river re.
sumcd its usual peaceful aspect"
The rending force of nitro-glycerince is cs-
timated to be thirteen times that of powder
He'll Gate is narrow, rocky pass in East
river, seven miles above New York, and has
been exceedingly dangerous to nayig0tors.
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10" Choice Berkshire Pigs, out of prize.win-
nlng imported stock. Also Rye Straw for sale
by Ak. NJ, Fulford.
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s-4s" Fultz WHEAT have n very fine article
OF ultz wheat, perfectly clean, and suitable
Tor seed Sample may be seen at IEgis office.
John X. Rutledge Taylor P. o. sep22-3t
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~" For Sale Cheap.-A new light Express
Wagon, with tongue and Shafts. Josiah NJ.
Herman, Bel Air Mills, Winters Run ic1G
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for 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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es9"To Farmers.--I am now receiving many
applications for insurance in the Farmers Fire
Insurance Co., of York, Pa. Those who wish
insurance TO take effect January LIST, 1877,
should send in their applications now. Never
assessed note, borrowed money, nor discount
ed paper. Cash items invested on call and am
ply secured 1856, l57.6S. Total assets liable
for losses 1891 ,T7349.
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~ Strayed from the subscriber, about t he
lst of July last, a ycarling Alderncy Bull;
whlie with pale rcd spots A liberal reward
Ior ms recovery. Information may be left at
d. Aupiers store, Fallston. sepS st
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Road Notice..

HNHIRTY days after the first publication
i of this notice, application will be made
to the County Commissioners of Hartford
county, to change the location Of part of
the public road leading from Demoss's Shop
to Roberts Corner, in the First District,
west of Bynum's Run. scp295t
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fS~ Lost.-A suitable reward will be paid for
the return to the Agis office, Bel Air, of 4
White and Black Silk handkerchief, lost at the
ConNocation OF Christ Church, (Rock SPRING.
on Tuesday, August 1st. au4
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II. Lost. On Saturday afternoon, Septcm-
Der 9Ih, on the road between Bel Air and Cres
well, or in the neighborhood of the latter place,
small black morocco wallet, containing two
ten uoi'ar notes, an order and some jury ccrtf-
Gates. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving II with Sheritf HanMnY Bel Air sen1h
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~" For Sale or Rent.-Harkins' Shops
Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shops - with
Dwelling House and Lot attached. mile above
the Hickory. Enquire of Geo. Y. Maynadicr,
Attorney, Bel Air, Md. aull
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TWO BANDS OF MUSIC.

Persons leaving Baltimore at o'clock, A.
NJ, and Havre de Grace at GAY A. M. for
Magnolia or Edgewood can visit the Fair
Grounds and return the same day.