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CHALLENGE TO TEST.
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which sos IL H&.
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on. psrn whose bsr has become asy 70 ss
preparation 10 restore M each proprietor 10 no
bs published p ali the principal papers Of the country,
'posGrh n scYT CO.. % s,s. place
Papers containing Hoyts Hiawstha advertisement please
copy.
Japonies, the Elegant New Article OF
and growth Of the hair sspsr.edes vita vast
ssssr a ss Ss os . y: sam: s
street = - 'e''''
Carleton, Publisher, new Yorh, issues
this day ne following capital new Boeks and wn nd them
and one c the richest and racses comic oooss war aad
Politics tbat has appeared
fortunes ire Department os he ssn,s-Ais arres-hs
mcnco and a The wSs sns Rsh
mond ard more are they nos dssc.sssd she oes, man.
full Of os eoms ss ia.rssoSsi Price 81 IS ~" p''''''
Gurowski's Diary for fse3,
which creating ssusatsu Of the snes, Kind
che soso rc 81 IS nsry end political matters are dis
Peculiar. BY Epes sargent. One OF tn,
sensson novels OF tae year. Price 81 So
Was lie Snccessfuli ~ Kimbaii. A
capital novel of mercantile life. Price si 50
Tho Lire OF Jesus. BY Renan. The Gel
sbra,ed French work. Fries Si 50.
Light sn shadowed Paths. By 4. 3
Arthur H1isss eieeuens book. Price 81 as
Lov.ie. ny che Authov oe Ruusdge. 4
shsyAias WE aovsh rucs q
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DIR. Hunters Discovery-A Botanic Ex-
Roo, Tncturccures erupons the skin ulcers Of
the snd legs and the poisonous impurities
OF the bood No. Division street ~ y 1884 Eight
and private Rook Beware
bogus Dr unes the city 10 full Of knaves up 70 eyery
trick the doctor Of his creal reputation skful
and reliable physician He has no osher Office
G.. Ssunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
srop oldest and approved S,rop In For
sale by J. a s. SAUNDERS. No Astor House.
0oura ud's POudrs subtitle Vprooss Hair
oreheads OF part Of the body Warranted q,
Ma new depot, f6J BroadNay
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Aid % the Refugee,
TO TIE nDIr0R OF rHE HERALD.

DAT BROADWAY, NKw YoRK, Feb. IS, 1854.
rermi, mo acknowledge the receipt OF tho following
sums OF money for Mr. John H. Quarss, the Union refu
gee accompanied from Richmond in response to
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Mauger's Direction Labels and TnGs,
Dennsons Eerchandise Tags Patent Direction rabels,
Fays Patent uook Tags, Gum Tickets dc ~ VICTOR E.
MAUGERiS. lis Chambers street
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Omclal ORA wings Or the Library Assoc
csotiou Company's Lottery of Kentucky
ExrRA CLASS N9-Feb I8. 1854.
%, n, 60, 81. 1t, IL. AZ. 65. 10, "a, Al, SO.
GLASS 53)-Feb. Is. 1854.
27. 65, 2. "a. 81 81. 81. 81, So, 63, 26, II, G..
FRANCE ElIIs & Co. ManaserA Covugtoa. KY
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Omcial Drnwingsor the Shelby College
Lottery Of Kentucky.
Ezra CLASS S3-Fes ls 1864.
SIS. Z, 60, 81 o. 40 73, TO- 45, 23, 19, SO.
CLASS A-Febs H. 1864
IA. Sc. A, % 10. 81 SO. Z, 55. s, AS, CT, 10.
z'E SIMMONS CO.,
Coviugtou Ky.
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Je0. Davis Slave DemOe vnsy-Or Aas
liberty aad Independence 70 utgaer coascvpt
poor whitss 10 lazy and upon blood
bones OF a down troddea people Photographed al
H0LMES Gallery. gn Broadway
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Omciai Drawings ot Murray, Eddy Gs
Co . Kentuckv State Lottery.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA GLASS l79-Feb l8 1854
sc, AZ. -. 30. ~. ~ 81 6. 81, Al. l3, 70.
KEyrucxY. CLASS ls0-Feo. l8, 1854
60, 20, GO, 10, Y. 2. IL. II. 81. IS, ., -, 20.
Crcu lars sent free Of charge by addressing
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO..
COvingt0n Ky.
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nIessrs. Simmons, Rogers & Co. are
authorized to receive deposits and make collections
Account ~ +. SLMMONS i CO
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Boston Hand Stamp Co.. 1875 broadway, n. X.
Deafness, Impaired sight.
NOISES IN THE HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT
CHRONIC CArARRn.
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIc MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTtON OF THE
EUsTACHTAN TUBE
CURED.
CROSS EYE sTRAI6nTENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
And disease OF the Eye and Ear requiring eth
medical surgical aid attended to by DR.. Won FISKN-
BERG s bis consulting rooms 86 Broadway near Twelfth
street.
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NOyai Havana LOttery.-rhtrty per
cant premium paid for prizes. Information furnished
The highest rates paid for Dobloons aud AZ kinds OF Gold
aud Silver, TAYLOR Il Co. Bankers,
16 Wall street, N. r.
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No Wore Gray Hair or Bald ness.-F
dve years constant stady Consultation ree by DE- GRAND
JEAN,
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Prizes Cashod I'm All LeSniixed Lotte-
ries and informstioo given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN.
brokers. $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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Chaps, Chstes, rsmpies, EruptiOns,
sarheum. aesh wormA &c. cured nv 0OURAUD Italian
Medicated Soap hts depot. 45I Broadway.
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HTnCnoIin Phiiocom,c :,

Magnolia Phfiocome and Hufic PhflO-
come OF The Soso'e OF New York the most
pure And deshuu articles for dressing. ing aud
beaufying the Hair ever introduced Price Of each ~
per bottle For sale at the depot ll5 Chambers street
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Cherokee Piiis.-Femalc Regulator
The unfailiny Indian Medicine Sold bv all druggists
One boz St boxes 81 Sent free OF post.
age 6y the propretors Or W. MERwIN 90. s, Lib.
erty ~ New York. Pamphlet free.
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Tho Topic of the Town IL tho New
rpefme the Extract Of the Night Blooming Cereus Eta
celebrity already national The most fragrant flower Of
would scarcely be too much to II not for day but
all time.' II impars permanent fragrance but
stain PHALoN SON SIT Broadway Sold by all
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AQuart DcnsiOhn OF d. X. Bourbon fOr
ST. 81 23 81 So 1915 Brandy fine - On per bottle
old Brandy finest IN market - So few bottles
OF old "Kxhbinon' Pose, 81 50: also oher Wines and
chosccut brands DECKERS l215 Broad
way
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Police Inteiiigence.

JOHN Y. PORTER, Jr.,
Captain Fourteenth New York Cavalry Volunteers.
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\ York Feb IL Snoeon9 235sl AS s9iS77 il0 tsA es
Ph,la Feh is N59LSp Al02.I@ 2v6lWt ygll IOx
no.,on Fsb is 7,0S3<9 1233,ys4 9A7iE1 D,tl2e4I
Total ss7u 77O0ss Nscs,l23 lT.ssT,Lse lsg. .7sSge1
Lass 26S,9S3.eA5 soSoAoco uot9Soi ishsixSA
1rcrs,ss i, ,oars ....................H 81, ,7s1 .4l3
n.c,a.ss IN spece OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5i0,4aI
,sc,ssss /, eireuIaton I62,6i2
i.rreass IN deposits 4,sT5, ,eo3
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Mr. Comptroller Brennan, Of this city, adver.
sses for proposals for 81 900 900 six per cent SOL
ders' bounty fund bonds of the county Of New
York.
The last weekly statements os the banks of tho
three principal cities OF the Union show the fol-
lowing totals:
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Address TO SmOkcrs.-POtlak Il SON.
Nee fsehaam 3s7 Rrooue street the
Bowery sell goods wio ~raie aud reta Pipes cut to
order, repaired, boiled aud mounted.
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Lottery Tickets Cashed I'm au Legal
iyed Lotteries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES,
Broker. II Wall street room No. l.
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Prizes Cashed I'm All legal Lottsrics.-
Prompt and reliable information given
j. H. CLAYTON Co. 10 Wall street. N. T.
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Persece Halr- Dye.-MslIcr's, FIFTY
cents per box. Try It. Sold By a druggists Depot 5s
Nav
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,o,,h AZ. lao fees west OF 9Th av., saca
25xlO0li each. 49,. seSs
o,s q q loesh'st., 80 feet west q Nh av, eacn a..
2SxlO0. III, eaCn
ia a W. cor. Ath av. and 1o9th st. 2Siixsou' 80
lots adjoining, each 25xSO fest. each. ........ sN
iots n. cor. &h av. and lossn ST., ga "kso eas
io,s north SIDE iosh 49, 30 feet y. Of An Az -
each 25xl0O1l, each. a, M
Property No 100 Pearl street ....s....''.'' i,,n3
Property No 90 Madisou street yrp
1 lot seuth aide 18Th 81 271 r. west % ~ .. ~
ByA a Muller :. r., r w"kn' s.o .sto.sos
House ana 10, a2i sixth avenue. -. - \, .,r.,,
lots and warehouse Nos 245 and ~ Sonn ss' A O.
sad 10 .ad All xytss .xss'. tess'ss,,.:s..a "s"
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Questions!
QUEsTIOks
QUESTIONS
THAT CONCERN EVERY ONE TO ANSWER.

Questions!
THAT CONCERN EVERY ONE TO ANSWER.
Does your hair fall or,
Has your hair become thin!
Does ,i.,ss i feel harsh and dry and fever'sh'
Are you oabei With itcins burning sensation OF tho
Ale you troubled with Daudruay
Arc troubled with what called scrofula Salt
Have you had the Erysipeas, and lost your har'
aye YOU YOU ssS M The esss F.nsr .ns os sna
Have you had the Brain Fever, and lost ~
bs yGr %i.S ST. SSSrln. yo" hair .s'r sy any
DO you wish soft and los,rous hair
Doyou Wish s your "Tn wRIsters Sss,s glossy,
Do you wish them restored In color,
DS you wan. Tor yoarseif for father or mother for
Be- bS You You want wan, Ssres. 20. srs ''s
Do you want a assbie distilled sracles
DO wa, The best out for dr:...s :ms
silky and lusrous the human hair'
II SO. we warrant ay,
DtsrrE5S1 III SSS SSSsfsssrrvs Hsis
f5 sSsssSs 1sD III ANY
SS sa os. Of s or s ses. se s. .
sold BY druggisls aud dealers eyervwhere
D. s. BARNES CO., New % 7ars. asnsSsi @ Assa. ,''''''
Trnwslatiosssg foundations!
POLYGLOT BUREAU. n NASSAU STREET.
TRANsLAFIONS
every dscrpt,n accurately made from and into all the
modern languages BY OF xpsren,ed transa
LEANDER STARR. Director
-SThe vinaigre de Toilette of che Soc iete
Hyglenhlue, OF New York. ia most exquisite cosmetic
ry nfccn For aae (prce u cents and 81 30
boi 81 ut the depot. lis Chambers ssrce,
Trusses. Eiastic stooki gs. &c.-Ma~sh
co - Radical Cure Truss once only No vesey street
Lady attendant
white virgsm Wax oG Antilles Beautt-
6es aud whtens the compesion without In juring It. Re
member. " pure white Virgin Wax manu- facured by
HUNT CO., lS South seventh street PhadephiA. Sold
Al 7l5 Broadway and by druggists eserywhere
| Wigs, Toupess, Hair Dye, Hiair Dyctng
Modava Cream, for beiutifyug the Hair. a. w. A
/ BACHELOR'S IL Bond street.
| wheeler & wilson's Highest Prcmaum
/ lock stick Sewing Machines Once 500 Broadway
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Batehel0r's Hair Dye-The B~st In the
world Harmless reiabs, instantaneous The ouly per-
feet dye Sold by all druggsta Factory 81 Barclay
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Best and Cheapest Newspaper I'm the
Country.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD, for the present week. ready TO-
morrow Saturday morning, will contain the Latest
News from the different divisions or the Union Army In
oil parts Of the Country Late and important intelligence
from the Southern States Poetry Two excellent Stories
valuable reviews OF tho Money Commercial, Dry Goods,
Cattle, Horse and Family Markets, Agricultural reading.
Facete the latest Paris Fashous aud all interesting
important News OF the past week.
Termss2 per year, three copies, S. i've copies, s.;
ten copies, SIS.
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THURSDAY, Feb. 1876 p. n.
The speculative mania is still on the increase a.
may be seen by the immense business that is daily
transacted ut the various sessions Of the brokers'
boards. The rush of outsiders keeps the stock
jobbers in state of pleasant excitement and the
daily rcalizatons Of bull promises and prognosti-
cations raisc the anticpations Of eager seekers
after easy fortunes, and make them ready victims
for Wall stree. pruning. The public. it seems,
have no desire TO learn the operations Of cliques
in the stock market. They rush into their nets as
tast as they are spread. without rejecting for q
moment upon the chances of escape, az il
bubbles and grand speculative schemes and
'corners'' were entirely new ideas. 1t
cannot be denied that there is often a
healthy rise in the market; but when certain
stocks are forced up five to fifteen per cent on a
single days sales, as was the case in the recent
movement in Chicago and Rock Island Railway
shares. with no reason given for so sudden an ad-
vance that would satisfy the mind OF schooboy,
the public may be sure that the cliques are at
work weaving their webs to catch the unwary
outsiders. As compared with the sales Of the first
board ON Wednesday, Erie Railroad shares rose in
price to-day Ia. Hudson River y, New York Cen.
iral 70, Harlem 2, Illinois Central X. Canton a.
and Quicksilver Mining ls+. Nearly all the West
ern railroad stocks declined. Reading went down
4, Michigan Southern "a, Cleveland and Pitts
burg "a, Galena and Chicago s. Cleveland and
Toledo "a. Chicago and Rock Island <. Mil
waukee and Prairie du Chen u, Toledo and
Wabash a, Fort Wayne ~, Alton and Tcrre
Haute "A. Chicago aud Northwestern Il and Cum.
berlsnd Coal "
The business at the gold exchange was slack
again to-day. and the sales Of even small parcels.
were very few and Car between, at l591s 1905.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol-
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Crsstsd0ro's uatr Dy~, Presc~vnstve
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail. No Astor House.
The dys applied by skilfu artists
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Bottles wanted.
SCHTEDAM SCHNAPPs
Quart and pint Bottles purchased at tine Depot IS Beaver
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A Dozen Cartes de yisitr, 81; LAfe Size
Photograph, in oil SIS. sit all until suited
VAUGHN. 223 Bowery.
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Bee wtifwl COM piextOn. Laird's
Bio,m Youth attained celebrity Of having equal
preserving and beaNfying the complexion 43 Broad
wa and drug everywhere
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Tickets Ca shed tn All OF the ABOVE Lot
teres and information given by ANTONIO. l Broadway
A speed ysand Perm ncRt Cure ~ Head
ache f0pha~he, Neuralgia Catarrh and Weak Nerves.
Csc wOLCOTTS Instant Pain Annhiiaor. Sold every
"
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C0rns, BuniOns, 1"vcvted Nails. Eu-
srced Joints without pain
inconv"nence to the patient by Or. ZACHARiE. Sur
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TrusseA. Ella mseic StookI n 70. &c.-Mars
&C0s Radical Cure Truss ooe only a, No. vesey stre
Lady attendant
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which creatng ssus.tssn Of the lies Kind througho
cussed Price 81 IS.
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The Viuoigre de Toilette .Or che Soc ieto
Hygenur, OF New York. is most exquisite cosmetic
snfccnt For aAe (prce 70 and 81 30
boti Z at the depot, lis Chambers street.
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Cnncelitng SsaWps.
Boston Hand Stamp Co.. 1875 Broadway, n. Y.
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Japonica, the Elegant New Article Of
the socee Hygenique for the preseryation
and growth Of the nai smpsrnedes vita vast supernr
other preparstons sold for the purpose Pres 80
cents and VI per bosa For sale at the depot 5 Chambers
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s h'E SIMMONS H.s,s,,,o = CO.
Omctai ORA wings OF the. Library Assoc
essioa Compasys Lottery e. ... ., KensSs; q ,ss.
%, n, 60. 81. II. II. AZ. 65. -, "a, al, SO.
27. 65, 2. "a. 81. 81. 81, 81, So, 60, 49, Il, 62.
oA TRAscs. ess' ELLIS % GD Managers oovias,oa Ky.
Nessrs. simmons. Rogers s. Co. arc
authorized TO receive deposits and make c%ecSns on our
Prizes Cashed in All Legniized Lotts-
Brokers. $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
Prizes Cashed I'm All legal Lotteries.-
Prompt and .fsos eEaYTos ws ssa stree.
royai Havana Lottery.-rhirty per
the hehcst rates paid for and y. kinds Of Gold
Lottery Tick-ts Cashed i'm au Legal
lied Lo.,erte., Information given. JOSEPH BATES.
Broker. II Wall street room MOL.
Tickets C.sh~d tn niI or the above Lot
teries and information given by ANTONIO ia Broadway
A Suerdy-and Perm cnt Cure ~ Head
where ~
\ Address TO smokc~s.-Poiiak Ik SON.
neersshaam man.faeturcrs ss Raeu,e srses near .hs
order. repaired, boiled aud mounted
Beautiful Con, piexton. - Laird's
Bio .. Youth n Ia, sses @ Ha having
way and druggists everywhere
Dozen Cartcs de yisitr, 81; LAse Size
Photograph in OIL ssS sit all WI, a% sasa .as nov.,v
AQuart Demsiohn or q. X. BourbOn for
ST. 81 IS 81 1915 Brandy fine - On per bottle
old Brandy finest In market - So few bottles
Of old "Krhibnon" Po~ 81 50: also oher Wines and
way. corner Thirtynrst street
A Perfect Hasr Dye.-Msllcr's. Fifty
cents per box Try It. Sold By ai druggists Depot 56
Dey street.
Bottles Wanted.
SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPs
Quart and pint Bottles purchased At tine Depot Beaver
stre4t.
Bateheior's Hair Dye-The Beet In the
wov,d Harmless reiiabs fustsnaneous The only per-
feet dye Sold by all drcssts Factory 81 Barclay street.
Crsstndoro's uatr Dye, Presovvnstve
and Wig Depot, Wholesale retail. No House.
The dye applied by skilful artists
Chaps, ChaGes, rsmptes, EruptiOns,
saltrheum. aesh &C. cured bv 0OURAUDS Italian
Cherokee Piiis.-Femalc Regulator
The unfainy Indian Medicine Sold by all druggists
everywhere One boz ST. sis boxes ~ sent free Of post
age the popreiors. DR. w. MERWTN a CO.. 81 Lib.
erty street New York. Pamphlet free.
Corns, BuniOns, Inverted Nails. En-
srr~d and all diseases of the feet cured without pain
to the patient. by Dr. ZACHARIE Sur.
qeon Chiropodis 80 Broadway.
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FINANCIAL ANO cOMMERC CIAL,

wheeler & Wilson's Htghest Prcmaum
lock stick Sewing Machines Once 500 Broadway.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-25
Remember This!

The people Of Maryland are aware that
we have in our State at this very time
Eighty five thousand Free Negroes, and be.
fore they are willing to add to that number
the Ninety Thousand Slaues yet amongst
US, they should pause and enquire into the
effect of such proceeding. Maryland
has at this very time nearly twice as many
free negroes as any other State, aud her
people, like the people of other States,
are heartily sick and tired of them, and
yet the Abolitionists, without making any
provision to get rid of those already among
us, are trying to add the ninety thousand
slaves to their number!
Shall they do this Are we not al
ready sufficiently taxed for the support of
free negroes in our Jails, Aims Houses
and Penitentiaries !? Shall about $780,.
100000 in slave property be stricken from
the Tax books of our State, and that
amount be forever fastened upon the in
dustrial interests i? Are we willing that
our State shall become the rendezvous for
$4,000 free negroes, whose labor will be
brought into competition with that of the
white man? These are important ques.
tions, and worthy the consideration Of all
who have the true interests of our State
at heart --Frederich mas Union. IVA
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-25

this period. The storms raised by conten.
ding parties were bushed by reason aud
argument, and noappesl to the sword was
ever NECESSARY to decide the claims Of con-
fictinss interests. Peace and harmony
would stiilhave reigned had not sectional
Black Republicanism, or Abolitionism
been permitted to open its hndora box
in Washington. .,.., ,..s.. H.
Let the people then, with living facts
before their eyes, prepare to enter the cam.
paign of 1864 with full determination to
trust Only those who can be trusted, those
whom they have tried and they failed
them not. Let unity, and harmony, and
opposition TO Abolitionism iu all its forms
and DISCUSSES be the motto of every true
American citizen, and oil the powers of
Mr.. Lincoln and his cabinet and his Con-
gress shall not prevail against them.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-25
The Alleged Lee and Mcclellan Inter.
view

The following is furnished as genuine
statement of M. F. Waldron, who was the
author Of the story about the interview be-
tween Gen. Mcclellan and Gen. Lee 1t
is said to have been written and signed by
Waldron in the presence of witnesses 10
Washington
Staten,ent.-A series of articles having
appeared, of which am charged with the
authorship, about the 9TH of March met
person by the name Of Graham, of whom
1 had no acquaintance. He asked me to
write letter for him to Col. Sharp, in re.
gard to an account he had with that off,
Ger. He told me that he was employed
by the War Department to send spies to
Richmond.
While we were talking about the bat
tie of Antietam-I was telling him about
Generals Fitzpatrick, Buford, Merritt and
Col. Campbell making my home place
for eating, &c.-this Mr.. Graham asked
me if there were at times many officers
met at my house; and I replied, in the
way Of joke, of course, they have, when
he replied: "If you make an affidavit to
that effect we can make good thing out
! of it,
don't remember what reply I made to
the proposition, for the reason that I was
laboring under the influence of liquor for
some days. He continued 10 keep this
subject before me for two or three days,
keeping me under the influence of liquor
during the time. He visited Gen. Milroy,
and insisted on my going to see him in
reference to this subject.
went to see General Milroy, at the
Avenue House, in this city, aud 1 backed
up the statement which I made to Graham,
which was that Lee and Mcclellan had
an interview at my house. We had a
conversation on the matter for some time,
of which l do not remember. On the
10th Of March was induced to 60 to the
War Department, and was introduced to
Col. Hardee and Mr.. Dana, to whom l
was induced to say what I had to Graham
and Milroy. Dana made the remark that
he believed every word of it. The next
thing that happened in this play was, l
was sent after by the committee on the
conduct of the war. That was the first
time that realized the position I stood
in. FRANCIS WALDRoN.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-25

THE OATH OF JURoRs.-The general
law passed at the late session of the Le-
gislature requiring all jurors in this State
to take the oath of allegiance, &C., does
not go into effect until the first day of
June next. The act is as follows:
Be it enacted, &c. All grand jurors
shall, before being empanneled on the
grand jury, and all petit jurors shall, be.
fore being empanuelcd on any jury, take
the following oath Of allegiance, to be ad-
ministered in open court as other oaths
are administered 81 do swear Cor af-
firm) that I will bear true allegiance to
the United States, and support the Con-
stitution aud laws thereof, any law or Or
dinance of any State to the contrary not
withstanding, and that will duly execute
all laws of the State of Maryland punish
ing treason or other offenses against the
State of Maryland or against the United
States, and swear this without any men.
tai reservation or qualification, SO help
me God" .r.E. ru.---. u,
The said oath shall be administered to
the jurors at each term of the court, or
the commencement of the term of service
of auy juror, ouly once to each juror du.
ring such term of service and no person
shall serve on any jury without having so
taken said oath.-Sun. a.-a..
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-25

: COMMANDER OF THE ARMY OF THE
PoToMAo-General Meade writes to his
near relative, Capt. Meade, of the Brook.
Ign hayward, that in the course of few
days he anticipates the pleasure of OBJ
tanning brief respite from the arduous
duties in the field, taking farewell ofthe
Potomac army with unaffected regret, UT
in the confident expectation of sharing
their tolls and their sacrifices in the cause
of the republic before many weeks--that
is, as soon as his impaired health will per-
init. This letter may be presumed to sat
isfactorily settle the point. that the army
Of the Potomac is about to change its com.
mander.--RI Ing.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-25

MCCLELLAN MASS MEETINa.-Al large
mass meeting was held at the Cooper 10.
stilu,e, New York, over which the Hon.
Amos Kendall presided, the object being
to place the name of General George B.
Mcclellan before the people as candidate
in the coming Presidential campaign.---
The large hall of the Institute was packed
by an enthusiastic assemblage, who greet
ed every mention of Gen. Mcclellan s
name with applause. On the platform
was large gathering of influential citi-
Gems. A series of resolutions was unani-
mously adopted, pledgiug the meeting to
vote for their favorite. Speeches were
made by Hon. Amos Kendall, Hon. r.
d. Jacobs, Lieutenant Governor of Ken.
tscky; General Norton, of Texas, aud
Col. Langenschwartz. ..