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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-10-05
st. Johns College,

TTHIS celebrated Institution, the advertisement
| of which will be found in another column,
having been renovated and reorganized, now
claims to be the best of the kind in the South
Scholarships can be secured by applying to this
office. Full information furnished on application
to office of EGIs, or to II. h. NICHOLS,
A West Fayette street Baltimore
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-10-05

CHURCHES BURNED.-I is estimated that there
were not less than one thousand and twelve
churches burned in the Southern States during
the war, involving loss of at least five millions
of dollars.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-10-05

On the Goth ult., by the Rev. j. X. Nichols
Mr.. ABSALOM GALLOWAY of Marshall Co.,
Illinois, to Mrs. AVARILLA B. WHITAKER,
of Hartford county, Md.
On the 9th, ult at the Parsonage, in Bel
Air. by the same Mr.. JAMES NJ ROGERS to
Liss MARTHA A. GRAFTON, both of Hartford
Co.. Nd.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-10-05

ST. LOUIS, October 2.-The anti.
radical convention of the first district
nominated Hon. John Hogan for re,elec-
tion to Congress Yesterday.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-10-05

pCardinal Cullen, in Ireland, has is
sued pastoral on the Papal situation
He intimates that the Pope will leave
Rome on the withdrawal Of the French
troops.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-10-05
TO Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real name OF The author, atten-
ton will he paid TO them. The real the author
will not b. published unless desired but we canno
consent to insert communications unlesswe know IN
writer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-10-05

Bsg- There are now 260 students at
Washington College, Lexington, Va, and
lat cadets at the Military Institute there.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-10-05

CaoLERA.-A negro man and woman died of
cholera in Port Deposit, one day last week, so
says the Cecil Democrat.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-10-05

03-The "Egis" has a more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men OF
Hartford, than amy other paper in the county. No
ttLock Hospal'For other obscene or .ottery" adver
tsements will appear in columns at any price. A
large number subscribers pay for their paper ad
vance, and consequently the class de
sire TO reach. = ...-0.
The attenton respectable and legitimate advertisers
is directed to the above facts.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-17
Gin amte8 @raumert.

@ele9entlib Der Oebatte i'm @epra<
fentaatenbaufc iiber bas coltItitutioneIls
2tnnelloement, tueldes mir ais anOerer
SteIle in Oieiem 8latte ndberbeipre6en,
bielt Ser @inbom bon Milfl1elota cine
benaerfenspsrtbe 2eo., Der pirsfolseiibe
Stcle enttiebnlen, Die mir llniern Sreune
ben augelesenli6ft enpfeblen: sd
iuiillid,e aus Der 0e6e Ses 9errn 9ngers
bon sleip Serieb nod eii,en anbern ST.
trdst ansufiibsen. ST faete ysenii gie
6iefes Gesffes paiiiren, 10 erlal,6en Sic
seegerii, fid nm Die Yrafbentidaft Der
Ser Staaten gu beuerben." asSas
Oieis @eipeniterfardf, iueIde Sen Germ
bon Stem Seriep betlemut, anbetrifft,
tpenn IS einen Neeer int 2anbe eabe,
Der fopeit erbaben iiber ale @eiBen
itanfe 9, DAP nur 8ier Mfiaionen ieiner
eieenen Gacs i'm gum DrafSenten Ser
Ser. @taate1 eripablcn fonnten iibe,
SedjS unb 3tua1sig Wfiilionet @eiBel
= iuenn es 10 eiuen Sduarsen sabe,
fase i'd, mare es tnire Sduloigfeit, cir
berartises Salient gu ert,utbigen.
Das Mitalieb bon Stem Seriep bat lpei
iueniger Sertrailen, oils i6 es babe, IL
sic ipeiBe STAGE, ipenn er 10 furdtiam
lit bor Der goacarrens Der Reser
Salt ct iuirflid Die sdiuarsen 70 irei
erbaben iiber bic WeiBen, baB 8ier
@liaioneil berieIben einen 8raiioentel
eripdbleu fonnten sesea sic @ani6
bon SreiBis @fiIlionen itnierer STAGE
Set i'd Die oemofratif9e 9artbei &c.
tannt babe, bat iie foltiuabrenb oieielb
franfbafte Sur6t por Der @egerconci cur.
rsns oofamentirt. SD bite inoeiieil
sei1 Serr1 bon Stem Serleb be, fiber
81 eiirfen Dap nidt bic geringFe Sc.
fabr eriffirt einen i6parsen 8ralibente1
su ertuablen, uno bab er aiemals fiji
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| geaomlnenl tuent i'm ais fir better pai
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-17
1rnfer .6a,lnta1lacr,,nerf.

iOie tdslid) ipa6ienbe 3abl berSeut,
Id5en in staibbiae ordngt uns gu benz
genu stIein, Dap gtipas setban ipereen
niub fur bic &e9ulirung Der Grsiebung
unlerer Snaetib staibbile 1T suar Dor
allen anoern Gtdbten Sennehee's NIT
einem 6rei S6ml : Spitcm begliidt.
Ood, bleibt .8ieless 81 iuiinfden iibrig,
Sieies ssrei SSdI @s1iten4 5u eineitL
Dem Gasemeinen luoGlt1uenben gu ses
italten. -.giap:catlih iperoen mir anf
einen srogrn llehclitaao atifmerffam
acmadt, DER olrin 6eitcBt, DAP es intiere
9lutboritatcn an scbrsrl 81 ittangeIn
ideiut, pic il. tobeiT ais Dsa 8rimair<
gSidcnidllften nnterWdlt inY ertbeilen
inn StanSe iino. Die s5olgen ;pahon
iino, oab ailioer, Die perbdt.nibmdBt9
fpelt borge{dritfea fub; NIT unaisfb0r<
Iidem unb sli5tsals 8udtabiren uno
eernen bes Sin Wfal Gins" sefoltsrt
iperoen, -staIbbile Deripri4t in ieber
ge3ieblns cine @robitabt 81 fverben.
gBent mir ieboG nidt mebr, ais bisber
fur stusbiiOuus ser SusenO tbisn, 70
ipirS es cine Srobftaot bon bon isros
ranten NoipSies ipsrSen; cine Grobitabt
an auantitdt aber lli6t an Gualitdt.
$50 set sssbler liest; fiaO ipir nidJtim
Stanbe senau ansugeben. Sc f6eiut
uns iesodL als % bic 8eamterL bic
mcmentan iiber 6as g4cbl unO SBebe bes
0ifcntliden llItterri9ts gu perfiigen ba-
Ben, iDobl eiierSifae @tduntr inc; Odb
iie iebo9 niAt bic Sabisfeiteu beaseH,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-17
Bic gBirrc,, m ayrcilisen.


Die 4relbiide Stegierlina glailbte
einsuieben,' Dap ibr bas perfailunss :
ntaBige nn6 10 unsdbliae Wfale ,ute5er<
bolte Wiittel Der &aiuneraufofimg nidt
bel ooer bielmebr gar nidts niist. go
areift iie bem nun 81 bem .ucit 'uer,iger
berfaiImgsinabise,, Mittel, bic Sepns
tirten fpesen ibreraaf Der Sribiine fitnOs
sesebenen 9lnfidteu seridtIid gu berS
folsen. sic oadte, bielelbcn 6a0urd
in Sdreden gu ieben, mo ba iisnun
Elm NaI oasu berbammt mar, bieie8ame
mer anieben gu ,niiien bic in ibrer
8iehertebt 10 balsit0rris ii, ME Der
geiif 8anco's, 10 ,no6te iie aber bod
ipenisftens scrne nit elmer itnnnten
&antmer 81 tbun babet. -
s(us bieitnl grunbe iuuroe Oas Sbers
tribunal, benz in beltidcn &reiien bis :
Der ais iiber ale aauifi9feit erbabenen
@eridtSbofe, bon benz GrspfiHifuS
8ismart - ourd) tpelt5e Mfittel iucib
man nidt balm sebradt, ben beriib>
tiaten ausprad bonn 80. 5anliar gu
fiilen, iuoiiad Die Goltsbertreter Dor
@eridt berantportlid eemad)t iueroen
tpegei ibrer al.f Der Sribiine sebaltenen
0eben. 60 mar oenn Der leste Stnbalt,
ben bic gerfaiiuns nod in 4reuben
bate: yber 8arasrap6 81 Der Serial
Jung, ipeIAer bic slbeeoroneten beidiist
bor eeri4tIider 8erfoIeuns tpesett gfei@
nunssduberan9en i'm 8ereid ibrer Be-
rufspFIdt~ sebroden. Sin ,euer6auits
f6las mar benz Wolte ms 9eiidt &C..
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tic porhanDenen slfitteL praftifd artslt.

bic borbanoeaen Wftttel prattiid) ait5itz
tpenbens -
9Sir uolfen oieiem Sbema itnlere
lurgetbciltc 9lnhaerfiaulfeit slipenosnI
lno mir boffen, SAB uluere 6reHrr0e aas
.bebilIidl iein iperoell aus suiiaOell stpo,,
Ser Shub oradftts seean Elm gSe6leI
Der reipectibeu 8ealnteh ais 9eillnittel
iib berauSltencn iollte, 10 lit es. Die
4ilidlt Der 9ieide,t, iueltbe opd am;
Meilter, ia Den einSigen Ginifub baberl
Del Gen 8eborbea baraiif binsniuirfen,
baB folder 9Se6feL 10 balo iuie praftiid
borsenommeil, miro slan1elttlid mare
es atnseneir piiilfaenstpertbs tueun mir
6eiperfItellisen f6nnten, OaB aud beutide
Sra te in Sas D0ireetorialta fur @rs
siebun9" bineiu fon,ineil batait fiir
uuier onitptsiel frdftigit setuirff fuerOen
Isfann; iueldjes pas lit an9 ben &iabern
armer Selltfder, eoer Snldeit Die ili1t
sFittel aenua beiiken, Yribatfebrer Su
E.bcsallen, es 81 ernloeliaen, in Srei<
idnlell Die Sprade ibrer Mitter gu
Ecrlerneii. sa bieier 8erbinbnng
EiuoIlen mir iliiier 8eOancrit aisipre6en
barber, baB niiiere 2e9islatur 10 fllrs<
fi6tis seipeien it, bas bonn senator
8 oBon, eineui bur6aus itlibirten Yde
bagosen, einsebrabte g duIsefes +,
iueldes oas SSrei Sdul SDiten iiber
Den 9aitseu staat ausbebnte, abanleb<
men. 9Sir tneroen ouf bieies Document
ipater Suriiffonn1en anb es bieleidt
uniern aeiern aasfiibrlid iftittbeileu. !.
(llniere 9eier pollen sefaaigit Dem,
an anoerer Gtelle i'm beutige,l 8latts
beiinnliden glrtifel yGin Slid in Die
0ffentliden Sdnlen stafbpiae's", lire
DeIle sIuhmerfiainfeit fderfen. Der.
felbe ciitbdlt genaue, mad officieller
aneIlen ausgearbeitetc Data bon ,lnse.
laeineln SntereGe.) Il
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-17

TO our Angl0-American Friends.
The TENNESSEE STATS ZEITUNG
is established for the following pur-
First: To represent the German
element of the State Of Tennessee
in its relative connections.
sa~. Second; To promote Progress =
and Freedom in all matter con-
corning the public welfare, with a
special view of making Tennessee
the agricultural and manufacturing
State of the great South West.
sfss Third ! TO invite and encourage
Foreign immigration. In word
the paper to be the practical I'm
migration Agent orthe State.
81 Fourth TO promote Education
and general intelligence. t5
SD Fifth. To advocate the Interests
2 of all citizens of the United States
without regard to birthplace or ma
tionahty
Respectfully, THE EDITOR
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-17
gBir iteIIen bas Grln@en an glIIe,

Bir itellen 6aS Grln6en an Ollie, u.
in Der eriten Snitans an bic Selitf6en
Nafbbiaes uns ibr Boblponen uuO
s1luteritisung ansebeihen 81 Iafen.
Bir iuerOen, fotueit 60 NIT praftifbea
llntitalben pereinbar III, Selbithttereile
gang aus beln9In9e laiien. GsDirS infer
ernifes 8iel un6 8eitreben fem, tets
fiir's @emeiniuobl su iuirfen. Mit
soiefein @eriprs9enal NIT better 3nz
beriidt iibsrgeben mir unier Slatt
Dem @ublifltm. llniere politii6al
Sreunbe bitten mir nm sfad iidt unb
Grrnutbisnns; urfere., geguer ieood)
erinnerli mir 0arals Dap zee srobbersie
III, penit man esberitebt Bel 8efam>
| pfllne einer Sad e. bic s8ere
Biqo M aus benz Sluse gu lailen,r1a
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fen fino mir leioer id)on 10 LANCE oarar
sehaobnt, i'm NIT iiBen tretsn 81 iebcn;
uno plies, isas e sur 9lbiuebr tbut, il
b59ifei8 Elm 3dbnsfuiri9ell oOer eint
8ailit III Der safdle @enn mir MIDI
10 feit iiberseuot iuiirell bon Der Sid
tigBeit nno 3uperIdil9reit uliferer mad.
ern, pailipen 5reibeitsfampfer in Yrcu-
Ben, 10 biirften mir leidJt in Die Serle.
sen9eit fominet, Carl Sein;en bei5ul
thinner in ieiner idroffen 8eurtbeilun!
Der Yrslibiieben 9lbecor0neten llnN bes
YreuBilAeil 9elfes.
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Gin gBort ,ur re4teu 3eit.

gSuion, IN 1einen Bemerflnigea i'm
Senat am lesten ssreitag bat cine Soee
anserest, bic mir nidt gu bringlid ser
Nufmerfiamfeit bet @onsreBmitglieber
tuis Der llnierer 2efer elnpfeblen fo1inen
vSb6ri6tc @orte, fagte Serr 8ilion,
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9reBnit9lieOer, bon benen Der Winiifer,
ia ielbit bon oenen Der Greeutipe gee
fallen iein-aber Elm patrietifdes, freip.
beitsliebenoes Solf miro bergefIen sic
tb0ri6ten @orte Der senatoren, 3e5,
prdientanten, Miniiter ,lnb bes @rali<
benten, iuem oieie Genatoren, Gepra<
lentanten, Winiitsr nn6 Ser Mrafbent
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belt oer 8epublif befeitigeu; ipetn ne
iiber bas @obl Der arbeitenbeu &laflen
beratben ltno oafielbe lider itcaen unb
petln iie Mabreseln ergreifen ipersen,
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frieges gepeiti6t uuroe, Slid unb Erie
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flung. Sem 8olf lie9t nidbt nieI oaran,
Die Streitisteiten stuifden Snbibibuen 81
beoba6ten lno nit ansub0ren, ipenn
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praftif6en MaBregcfn4 folgen tuerocn.
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cine rne ,luein frttude. 8ir miilien
ale :iniere 8rdfte, allen uniern praftis
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tlnredt. 8or allen 0in9elt n1iifIen mir
uns biiten, bic 10 bod seBenoen. 8osen
Der 9eioenfdaiten burdj slufbesen ltnb
DISQUALIFICATION gu berinebren, gs 1T
Die Sduloigfeit zines ieosn taltbliitisen,
iuenn aud nod 10 unitl,oirtcll 9biIoio<
pben, auf Mfittel unb Toridla9e su iin<
men, tuie Ser &riiis ein Gnhe gu MAIDEN.
= llnfere sfation bat iid tart senue
ge;eigt, cine unsebeure @ebolutioa nie<
Der su fampfcn. Collie eS iest nidt
geIineen iiber fleinlide Participating
feitem binipeg su foninen iiiio in @ube
uno sSriebea bic 5riidte oes Sieges gu
aenieBen !?
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-17

81 selan9en - es 1T bas bes Seutf6en
gereinspeiens. llniere stabt sfafhbiue
bat iid ii bieier 8esisbune sipar iboa
psrbaltnibnldbis beOetteao berDorses
tbait, BOD no I'm nj NJ + M b r
nAB getban perD en-. Sfp4 inn
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ger faileh. Oenn itur Ginisfeit nadt
ffarf. Sour BARN, RAP Die Seutf@en an<
iammen feben unb suiantrneu ipirfen,
t6nnen iie Die sroBe 9lufgabe, Die ibnen
bic gfatur berlieben bat-oie Slufsabe,
,,als Slpoitel Der Civilization LIBERAL
auf Dem GrSbaa gu mirten," in @abr>
beit erfiiIlen.- Sereinsleben lit es, mas
Elm @olf srob, tart umb intelligent
madt.-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-17

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Ser mfa;aritat bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in Sen, Beidllulie oes Sbertribsadls bonn
90. San,iar 5. S, sinea iaben Mnsriff
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-17

bern init ben gBaffen zines sebiloeten
ssalfslehrcrs fampfen. @as bic eng
Iiidc,, Sraane siuibuilleS anbelangt, 10
luirO iebl bort in unierlr falllen Sriee
oensseiten cine Dsriueriiid)e Ooftrin mt
beoeutenOer 5abisfeit seiebrt. sSerbile
lene 2ebeaeniuutb in Sunoe nit $poba
unb epOtt mo einent Saleenbuner,
Dem cine eleaante Sdretbneife oienft@
bar, arbeiren anaaf60rfid an Serna~-
uen, ser gegrifsberipirrung uno ioenn
infer @utfow iagt oab feline Sadie gu
Ialedt, I'M ibr iiid5t biIr6 bic Sprabe
aufbeIfen .su f6anen, 10 crbalt Oieler
slusipru6 bur6 o,e ensliide 5oaraali<
ltif 'Sbrer @tabt cine traurise Sllu~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-17
Corresponding oer TnneIiee etaatss 3sihma.l
Slns Gftsxenncffee.
Soaesborousb, 8albinston So.
% ssebr. 1866

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snii9eu meinem, Sbuen aeaebenen
geripredeu nadsufomluen ,mo Sbnell
in sesenipartiseu 3eiIeu einiae geit.
Itbeilunsen aus Oieiem sbeile ,nuisres
staateS fiir Sbr iascaOlidss gIatt ein.
;uien6en.
8ir baben einen duberif ansensbmen
Binter gebabt, nur ipenies taIte Sage
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28

Boards in Russia, are the peculiar Pc
rogative of two classes only, but those the
most numerous, if not the most potent
serfs and priests all other Russians crop
and shave. Government officials Of all
kinds-and they are host-gentlemen,
barons and soldiers, will not allow hair
to be seen, unless it be an imperial, roy.
al, or Napoleonic moustache on the up
per lip. Beard is the mark of servitude
| and l,riest-nraft. nna 81, +ho.Afs-s. ~LAe..-
ed by the 'respectability" Of Russia.-
Count Pomerin serfs were profusely hairy
under their hats were dressed in loose,
often ragged, coats Of gray, brown or black
felt, or in cloth, coarse as ''IIieland heath;
err" reaching little below the knees, and
held together at the waist by belt, like a
narrow rse-girth. Under the coat would
be found either striped cotton or plain
linen shirt, of the coarsest material, called
'crash," sometimes used for kitchen tow
els. Trousers of the same material were
stuck into brown or gray felt boots, and
the toes within the boots would be wrap-
ped round with a coarse linen rag, in lieu
Of stockings. On their hands the serfs
wear fingerless leather mittens; and in
the girth-belt on the right hip, carry
short handled axe. -. s -. IL.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28

A SLEEPING HousE.-There is in Pekin
"House with Chicken feathers" where
houseless vagahonds may sleep for one
mill (the tenth part of a cent? night
In an immense hall the floor is covered
two or three feet deep with feathers. The
customers are introduced into the hall and
take the first place they can find they
disappear in the feathers as if they were
in water. All ages and both sexes lie pell
nell together. Over this downy bed hangs
a canopy as.large as the hall ITSELF The
canopy is made of felt and is perforated
with as many oval holes as the hall may
contain sleepers. When the hour is struck
for the closing Of doors, the canopy is low
cred to the floor. Every sleeper hastens
to thrust his head through hole in order
to breathe fresh air and escape being suffo-
Gated by the feathers. At the hour of ris-
ing gong sounds, and each sleeper pulls
his head out of the hole to- avoid being
strangled by the canopy, which is pulled
up the ceiling by blocks and pulleys.--
This secures the waking of the lodgers.-
They then 60 to the Office and pay their
mill for their nights lodging.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28

A young and pretty lsdy travelling from
Louisville the other day, was observed to
have piece Of court plaster on her lips
When the cars emerged from one Of tho
tunnels into the light it was discovered
clinging to the lips Of a young man who
occupied the seat with her. They both
looked as innocent as if they "hadn't been
doing nothing" ~