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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

DERSONS who may consider themselves
Il aggrleved by any valuation of proper
ty, made by the Assessors for any Assess
ment District, within the jurisdiction of
this Board, are hereby notified that to in
sure full consideration of such complaints
and appeals, in time to complete the re.
turns, which this Board is required to make
under the General Assessment Act, such
complaints and appeals ought to be made
to this Board at the earliest possible day at
ter thereturn to this Board of the assess
ment oftheproperty concerning which such
persons may consider themselves aggrieyed.
In all cases in which complaint or appeal
is not made within thirty days after the
return to this Board of the valuation com
planned of, this Board will proceed, al
though no complaints or appeals be made,
to review, under the powers given to it b7
the Assessment Act, the valuations so re-
turned to it, and will consider such review
as a final disposition, upon its part, of all
valuations in reference to which no COM
plant or appeal has been made within the
time designated as aforesaid
In accordance with the above potice
from the Comptroller, all persons interested
are hereby notified that the Board of
Control and Review for Hartford county
have received the assessment books of the
FOURTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS,
and will hold the same subject to review
until the
10th Day Of JANUARY, 1877,
at which time the books will be closed,
according to law,
ROBERT E. N ORGAN,
JAMES NJ. CAIN,
ROBERT p. MITCHELL.
Bel Air. Dec. 30th, 1876. jams
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We refer breeders of cattle to the adver.
tisement of Mr.. Thomas Lochary, of the
Short Horn Bull "Lord Clan Charlie" This
splendid animal is of the purest strain of
blood in the country, and is we'll worth an
Inspection by those interested in raising
short horn cattle. He is tho property of
Judge Frederick Stump, of Cecil county
Conrad Baughman, wheelwright, living
10 miles from Baltimore, on the Hartford
road, met with a serious accident on the Is b
of December. He was on his way to tie
city in wagon and rs Ii, entered the cover.
Nod bridge Which spans the Gunpowder at
| the Copper Works, his horse commenced
backing and precipitated him over theabut-
ment of the bridge, distance of twelve feet
among number Of boulders, injuring him
seriously about the head and back Dr. j.
w Burton was called to see him and he is
now improving I0cs0ntOrR Union
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05

HARTFORD AT TIE DOG Snow The Poul-
try and Dog Show at Baltimore this week
was an interesting and varied exhibition.
Among the exhibitors from Hartford county
who received prizes were s, N. Hyde OF
Boothby Hill, $25 for native Irish setter
George W. Scarf, $40 for fox-hounds; D
w. Taylor, Of Perrymausyille, S. for New
foundand dog. Mr.. Scalf also received, as
special prize, a silver-mounted Swiss hunt
ing rife, for the best couple cf Chesapeake
bay ducking dogs Harry Scarf, of 'Bati-
more county, received So for bull dog, and
the second premium on white lcghorn chick.
ems.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05

tt ere were issued during the year 100 Poll
ces.
The risks on which including endorsements
ON open Policies, amount 10 S 4l2 TAI 90
And Premium Notes to 22,032 IS
There are now in force 1858
Policies
The risks on which amount to G,SO1 $50 90
And Premium Notes to 294,6O9 SO
There were risks cancelled
during the year amounting TO 3G5,G15 90
And Premium Notes to 171S1 80
Increase Of risks during the
year 47,126 90
Increase Of Premium Notes 5,ii5 40
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D | q D.

BAGLEY.-Departed this life, on the Sd
of January, 1877, JOHN ORRICK BAG
LEY, in the nth year of his age
Funeral services at Union Chapel, January
9Th, ut IL O'clock
JOHNSON.-At Newark, Ohio on Tues.
day morning, December 10, 1876, LUTHER,
aged years and months, son of Luther ].
and Eliza p. johnson.
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wish you Tnd yours Il happy new year,
and may prosperity and happiness attend
YOUR steps as you travel through this mum
dane sphere.
CHRISTMAS.
Christmas was celebrated in n happy, 10Y
Gus manner, and many little heart was
m de glad with the rich and beautiful gifts
Santa Claus had put in their little stockings
Almost every house had its Christmas tree,
adorned with u proiusion of rich, beautiful
and good things, fit cmblems of the natal day
of our blessed Redeemer, and typical of the
good and glorious things that await those
that believe in Jesus and do His holy will.
RELIGIOUS
On the Sabbath before Christmas, Geo. l..
Scott held n meeting at Deer Park School
House, which was quite large The verify
minister preached II very fine sermon. His
theme was the Blessed Jesus" and he de
picted the glorious attributes ofour Redeemer
in II clmste, able and eloquent manner.
On Thursday following, Rev Il. A. Colburn
held religious services at the same house
This meeting was likewise large. The sacred
rite ofhaptism WINS administered to two per-
sons, after which the Rev. gentleman deliv-
cred pleasing and eloquent discourse. His
subject was the birth of our Saviour, and
the establishment of the Christian Church {"
His eloquent discourse was replete with use.
full and pleasing information, and was well
calculated to encourage the Christian
COLD WEATHER.
The past month has been cold, and vast
quantities of ice have formed on the streams.
The Susquehanna Is bridged with thick
coat of ice from its source to its mouth, and
should sudden rise take place in the stream
great damage may be expected.
FINE HOGS
Mr.. Lewis T. Pyle slaughtered last month
some fine hogs. One of them, one year old
weighed 400 lbs; another of the same age
weighed 1876 lbs; two spring pigs, six months
old, weighed respectively PAT ID. and 234
| lbs. Will some of our farmers beat this?
PORT DEPOSIT AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
This road will soon be finished Cars are
already running from Columbia to Peach
Bottom. The track is all laid except about
two miles between Peach Bottom and Bald
Friar This is tirst-class road, and when
completed will be a great convenience to
farmers and others who live within easy dis
lance of it,
STEALING FRUIT.
About two weeks ago some thieves broke
open MIR. Jason Scarboro's spring house and
stole a quantity of glass jars containing
about eight gallons of fruit, consisting OF
peaches and blnckherrics. The thieves have
not been found, and the fruit is still missing.
MARS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05

FIRE.-On Tuesday night stable belong
ing to John Steinmetz, living near the Fork
Meeting House, Baltimore county, was set on
fire and destroyed, with its contents, which
consisted of hay, some farming implements,
&c. Insured in the Hartford company for
800 Mr.. Steinmetz had just returned from
Baltimore, and was about putting his horse
up when he WAS alarmed by the smell of
smoke. Upon opening the stable door, the
whole interior WIS in a light blaze. He
thinks there can be no doubt it was the act
of All incendiary, rs the loft was filled with
hay last f.!l, none of which has since been
used. Several supposed incendiary fires
have occurred in the same neighborhood,
and considerable uneasness is felt in consc-
qucncc.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05

Prof. Henry G.. Rogers, principal of the
Springfield (Ohio) high school, and wife, are
believed to be among the victims in the ter
rible railroad disaster near Ashtabula. Ohio,
last Friday evening. They had just been
married and were on their wedding trip -
MIR: G. P. Bliss, of Chicago, with his wife
and children, are also believed to have per
ished in the wreck Mr.. Bliss was the author
OF the popular hymn, Hold the Fort.'
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j. NJ. STREETT, Secretary.

1t is great pity to see how many people
allow cough or cold to 20 unnoticed, and thus
pave the way to an untimely grave from The
effects of consumption. A pleasant, safe, reli
able, and cheap remedy is DR.. Bulls Cough
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05

Tue HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Com
PANY.-rhe annual meeting Of the members
of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company in
Hartford county took place in Bel Air on
Monday. The attendance was larger than
usual, Baltimore county, cspec ally, being
well represented The report of the Direc-
tors showed that there are in force 2,S5S
policies, the premium notes on which, repre-
senting the capital of the company, amount
to 1894 500 SO that the increase of premium
notes during 1876 was $5,145 40; that the
cash balance or hand January l. 1877, was
| $1121 80; that the losses during 1876 amount
ed to 1921 1853; that the amount yet unpaid
on the contributor of 1877 is 50, 80; that the
estimated demands upon the treasury for
1877 are $50 1894, including $12 ,6S3 05 for
losses by fire; to meet this the interest on
the premium notes will be sufficient, provided
the losses do not exceed the amount cstima
ted.
The Directors also recommended some i'm
portaht and salutary changes in the Bylaws
One of these, intended to equalize the assess
men,s, required the Secretary to prepare q
list of all the property insured at lower rate
than 5 per cent, and the Directors 10 re.as
sess such property at not less than per cent.
the minimum rate. Another proposed
change required an examination of all insur-
ancc upon the contents Of store houses, and
making 81 900 the limit of insurance in this
company upon property of this description.
Additional insurance may be obtained in
other companies, permission being first lad
and obtained from this company Both res
olutions were adopted.
A resolution was also adopted requiring
each Director to give bond in the sum of
$1,000 before entering upor his duties; and
one giving the Executive Committee power
to revise the action Of Directors in taking in
suranccs.
These reforms, it is believed are all that are
needed to place the Company upon Il firm
foundation, and extend its usefulness by af-
fording c safe insurance from loss by fire
at a low rate.
The old board of Directors, with the excep-
lioh OF John Rumsey IN place 5. STREET., de-
ceased, Of Baltimore county, were re.elecitd d.
Before adjourning Mr. E. NJ. Allen made
some sensible and practical remarks upon
the importance of each member aiding the
Directors in their examination of claims for
losses by fire. Mr. Allen said that cases had
occurred in which after the most careful
scrutiny the Directors had found nothing
wrong, and after the claims were paid mem.
beers would make known some fact which, if
correct, might have changed the action of
the Directors. A proper degree of county
pride as well as due regard for our ndivid-
ua interests, said Mr.. Allen, should be suf
fcient inducement for every member to do
all in his power to advance the prosperity of
the Company, in which we have q mutual
interest.
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NJ A r r I + D.

JOHNSON-NIOORE.-At the Clayman
Hotel, Bel Air, on the evening of the 9th
ult by DR.. J. Barnum Crane, NJ JOHN
SON, of Baltimore county, and Miss SALLIE
MOORE, of Hartford county, Nd
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Grand Panoramic Exhibition.

AHhu uhpi uAtIC EAHibitfUn.
DROF. II. H. Hall. of Phila, Pa. will
Il display his PANORAMIC EXHIBI-
TON of and deliver his ILLUSTRATED
SERMONS on, two of the following sub
jects, at each place
THE Life of Christ" "Ten
Nights in Bar-room," "Pil-
grims Progress" and "a Walk
through the Centennial Grounds"
On THURSDAY, January 4th, 1877, ut
Centre M. E. Church, near Forest Hill.
On FRIDAY, January 9th, at Friend.
ship M. E Church, near Fallston.
On SATURDAY, January 9th, at Ebeue
ger NJ. E. Church, near Taylor P. O., Har-
ford CO., Md.
Tickets 20 cents. Doors to be opened
at 81 O'clock. To commence at 7 P. NJ. -
All who desire treat are invited to at
tend. dec9o
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05

SUDDEN DEATH OF A STRANGER.-A cor
respondent at Jarrctsvi,le sends us an ac-
count of the sudden death of stranger at
that place last Saturday. He says:
An unknown man was found in the stable
of the hotel at this place last Saturday morn
ing, in an unconscious condition. He was
carried into the hotel, where he expired in n
few moments thereafter. The deceased had
been about the village for three weeks pre-
viously, and most of the time acted MS
host er at the hotel. He was poorly clad and
went by the name Of John, his sirname be.
ing unKnown. He stated that he Was from
Baltimore, was a stone-cutter by trade and a
member of the Stone Cutters Union.
Justice Arthur empanncl!ed n jury of in
quest, composed OF VIM. G. Barber JOS H.
Arthur, VIM. Upton, A. Upton, VIM. B.
jarrett, G. r. Standiford, jacob Gross, j. W.
Jarrett, VIM. 3. Meades, w. A. Mccain,
Geo. A. Cairnes and E. Rockhold DIR. NJ.
l. Jarrett examined the body and found no
marks OF violence. He gave it us his opinion
that death was caused by apoplexy, aud The
jury rendered verdict in accordance with
this statement.
MIR. Martin Kuriz, the undertaken, made q
neat but plain coffin, and on Sunday morning
the body was buried AZ the graveyard of the
Southern Methodist Church, Rev. J. w.
Steele performing the funeral services
Too much credit cannot be given to the
people OF the neighborhood for the pains
taken by them TO give friendless one 50
spectabieS NAL
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~ ALE BILLS printed at The 1Egis c tfice
~ neatly, cheaply, and at short notice
Orders by mail carefully attended to.
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Affairs in DAMN District -.
NEW YEAR.

wish you Fnd yours happy new year,
and may prosperity and happiness attend
YOUR steps as you travel through this nun.
dane sphere.
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Disbursements,

The disbursements for the same
period amount to 1890 70
To Directors for attendance 1873 o.
" Directors for comm ssious 600 SO
" Secre AIRY for salary 500 600
" Postage, Printing and Sta.
tionery 224 O5
Loss and Damage account @l,4l5 SO
" b. Xix of Commerce in pay
mcnt OF notes 5000 90
Discount on notes 112 so
/" Interest refund Il 5 93
" Office rent, fuel and inciden-
tai office expenses III 25
Cash balance Jan. LIST, 1877 1871 36
IN
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year S32,122 A
From Policies 100 90
Interest for 1876 1907 81
Interest in arrear 337 81
Transfers, Endorsements
ami Carpenters risks l4S 80
Contribution of 1876 9O35 81
Contribution of 1877? 2 16
Bank Of Commerce 5000 90
$780, "A
Add cash balance Jan. LIST, 1876 79S G5
S33 521 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
l. subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills ofHarfnrd county, Nd, Letters
OF Administration on the personal estate of
JOHN WALTER STREET.,
late of Hartford county, decd All persons,sS
having claims against said deceased are heretys
by notified to exhibit the same, with the ley
gal vouchers thereof, on or before the
26M day of December, 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 cnder my hand and seal, this 2Gth
lay of December, 1875
ANNIE NJ. STREETT,
dec29 Administratylx,
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Receipts.

There was received during the
year
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
WILMINGTON, pel. Dec. as, 1877.
Is IT EEONEsT ?

Whether the trickery which demonitized
silver Just as the silver mines Of Nevada
were commencing to yield their tons o.
silver, was honest, is question Of fact and
intent, not thus FAR settled.
Was it honest, when Germany and Eng
land demonetized silyer-the latter curious.
ly enough denonctising gold in her In
dian empire, thus imperatively cheapening
silver-to demoneti4s il here, and depriving
the millions in the future choice of one or
the other of coins current, when they made
debts. hence forcing payment in gold, and
by that process robbing them of about 8
per cent. Of their earnings.
Is it honest to protect the money changers
and rob the people, Gods creatures?
Honesty redolent Of the soil is very
good, the preservation of society and pre-
yention of famine is far better.
The question OF finance must be debated
from another stand point than protection
for the money lords OF Europe, and their
agents and attorneys here.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
NENEnA nires q hint in criminal law

NEvEDA gives hint in criminal law to
older States. Her Legislature have direct
ed that wife beating should be punished BY
public fogging, whipping posts for this
purpose have been erected, and even ths
sight Of them is said TO have had whole,
some effect on the people they are designed
for. We donot hold that the hard Hebrew
rule Of an eye for an eye, tooth for a
tooth, should be restored in modern times;
but that wife beaters deserve in turn to be
soundly beaten few will deny. If the
whipping post is specially fit puni8hmen.
for any crimes, it is for crimes Of cruelty
tyward the weak.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
ess-zpssseH1sHss@s.1sas-aEsa.a-z

THE Governor, of Virginia has spared
The public the repulsiye example oi the
execution Of a woman by hanging, an&
Louisa Lawson and Hilas Morris are t.
undergo life Imprisonment for the murder
Of Mrs. Lawsons husband. Henry Norfolk
who killed his wife in order to marry
another woman, and who has conferred his
crime, was executed yesterday at Annapo.
lis, Nd, and Vandyke for e like crime al
Canton, N. y. These murders appear tc
havo resulted from unhappy family rela-
lions.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22

THE Ohio Supreme Court decides tha
the Governor cau commute death sen
tence whetie The criminal is willing or
not. President Hayes, when Governor Of
Ohio, commuted the death sentence Of
woman sentenced to be hanged, although
she expressed her preference for hanging
Upon this act of the then Governor Hayes,
the decision just referred to has been
made.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
Hg people Of urnguay, a so.ealled r

IHE people OF Uruguay, a so-called re-
public Of South America, have been for
three years unUet'Bne, ,uIe Of dictator
named Latorro This spot was about TO
resign his usnrped Office and allow the
people to govern themselves. But his
has been 50 Satisfactory 10 a nation long
torn by the dissension and strife of con-
tending lesde.s, lat = petition has been
oi~-lIoted and y@lg ge~ar,''r eigned, beg
girc him to . nj .1a :. l-wcr tor .'r'e
years more. %aa.her he has consented or
not remains 10 be learned. Considerina
The record Of most Of tla So2th Americ71
renublics-ChiIi being au honorable cz-
csption--it is not strargc kat he ciUzer9
Of Uruguay pretar peace II '>2 an au,ocrat
70 perpetual warfare IL he shadow q
liberty.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22

IT IS very evident rom all tha. can be
learn of the popular jIrgphon on the Rio
Granja. that the e,A cr4e "os started for
the purpose Of ,s,-..ing an increase Of
the army, and the organization Of an an
nexation party in the interest Of tn ruling
outlaws on the borders.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22

THE Williaulsport, Pa, Gazette and
Bulletin thinks that since Rev. Henr"
Ward Beecheg has the temerity to declare
that there is no hell he has been " catch
ing hell" from all directions. Some Of
bis assailapts saem 10 think that he has a
personol interest in having the place
abolished.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22

NOTICE TO SUBsoRrBERss- s-Ibose OF our
subscribers who are indebted to tne MORN
ING HERALD, will oblige by an early re-
rnlttance. ...e
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22

PENNSYLVANIA SIS sell at l04, Phi!a :
delphia 6's at 109. It will be seen that
Wilmington credit is not ezceptionab.e'
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exceptedl. and delivered in the city of
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Mail subscriptions, postage i1ee, three
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EPPs's COCOA.
Grateful. comforting
"Dy thorough knowledge OF the natural laws which
govern the operations OF digestion and nutrition and by
careful application OF the fine properties of
cocoa Mr. kpps has provided breakfast tables with
delcacly havoved beverage which save us many
heavy doctors bills II is by the judcous use such
articles OF diet that constitution be built
up until enough every tendency TO disease
Hundreds Of subtle malades floating us re ady
10 attack wherever thcrc weak point We may escape
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GEORGIA LOTTERY
VI OFFICIAL DRAWING
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uAvANA LorTERY.-NExT DRAWING AUGUST Z;
dlextraordnary August a7 Spanish Gold and Havana
Bank Bills bought and sold; drafts on Havana issued.
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10 Wall St. basement