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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-06
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THOMAS Cooley

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MaA SaYamnoa. 60.

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nu9 9aOana OampR6iN 60.

Baltimore INA 9abana OompfIdif Go.
d. Iler. Grown & SSbne,
- 8snerals Iaertsn.
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tase Werbeu wster SraGt GngerDnfniprt nod 9abunsSfafiHf
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1T SeerauGt !porSen beilla9e
Elm bdlbes S~abrbunbert lang,
HHo nit Zen e%rftaunli&fen GrfoIseu ansspenbet foorbus
CUR SeiIuns opn
Snffens SrfGItungen, SeiIerFeit uuncent 8oIfe
II SnfHen3en, &eu65uten, Group, 9eberfronibeiten
Observation-Disclosures, Gi5utnnssSeI6perben. +.
Gf5ma nnb alien Qeiben
Oesss 9alies, Der 2rn9en unb Der '8rua.
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Mm83ebratn0

AnS3eDrun0
lUel&e uleRr Opfer fOrOert, alb irseub eiae auDere 9rant=
petit uno tuel9e ber @eiGidt,9teit Der aerste me5r ole
anbere &ranf6eiten fppttet.
rs Ueiebt eft riefcmI MeitfN, a
renH GGe onbern SereebliG paren. -.s
Bdbrenh oaftelbe frei bon alien i@Gblihen, stftisen unS
minerGlii9en Seitanbt6eilen 1T; in fM, Sere,nioenb- alfes
mas @e%l6idli&feit. B~iIieuIGaft nnb rncbi,iniId5e 9ennts
n'tte I'M Pfan5enrei9e Seeen bieIe &fafs bon Rrnnfseiteu
a%utttnost1, 1T oaifelbe cbne isiues @lei@eu. nat.
Seunapur Sbatdber, so. q. i s.~r-
bon 9errnlnnr, %. g., fGreibt baS Ocfeeube;
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tolencs Hnc ~retni5eabe ~gSt,funs ouf bic Qunsea uHb Ses
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trelHe mir betannt it, ~
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gem oneern wsitteI, ipelttes ba BEN, 3ued fatrisirt trirb,
in UaleH BON Aftbria Ober 3cls6ei@Gerben bin i'd ME-
malls etiras beIiern beSesnet.
Gans ~erge6enf .7ss.
Daotb Sprater."
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rptl tetannt unb 9ea9tet unter ber beutl6eu 9epSIferuuo
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Qeibencen /: el RI ccs ~ - -e,a $50
Mertbs Sertenl-Da i'd In meiuer G~anilie Bic pcbty
~tb6ti9iten Gnirtungen hurdb BEL @etrau9 i6rer %tpertbool=
len ar3nei, Wtftar'S DiIbfitIGens9ali ersielt BABE, 10
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su e%mpfeblen. 8cr naFesu o@t 3abren besaan cine
ueiner 25Gter a~b;uBetren NIB mir batten nir Wenta
pchuung fin i9re @~eneuns. SD fauFte cine Blaf9e S9rss
1ue~Ssoslpheten BALKANS unS nod ebe fe Fen gdnBeu Sd,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-09

The war wasnot waged bf usywho re-
mained faithful 10 the Government TO sub
vert any OF the principles Of human liberty
upon Which thar 0uVafDfhHnt was based,
but To confirm. and establish them. The
one great doctrine which has been settled
BY the war Is that the n NafIonal Union can
not add shall not be destroyed by the action
Of anVof the States composing II; but its
e0ntlnuanee its mOdiiicatiOn, or its dieaolh-
tion shall be determined by the whole peo-
ple aesinN IS one nn1ion under the forms OF
the Te15lUI CQIisfIf0lIons The one great
.,,.,s@, - !. ~. 4as baan datarnined
by the same 6VeMt b TIE abolitionof sla-
very, .fh8 exlsfdhd6 (which was stsked
upoarthe success Of the rebellion, Of which
it was the cause ~. ny !. =.
Tn6se things have been deeided In the
,sSeaf.n A le}.iI5+t,i iooIi
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-16
An Incident of the Border.

1t is related that keen custom house
officer on the bridge across the St. Croix
river, from St. Stevens, N. b., to Calais,
Me-, saw one evening a woman with
bundle in her arms. "What have you
there ?" he demanded. "She hesitated,
stammered, and then said, "nothing duti-
able.' He insisted on seeing it; she re.
sisted q struggle ensued. AT last she
yielded and placed the bundle in his arms
saying, "take it and much good may it do
YOU" Then she returned to St. Ste
phens, while he made for light to exam
inc his treasure, which proved to be an in
FAINT few days old. The mother remains
undiscovered and the child remains on the
hands of the official.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-16


ODDITIES OF GREAT MEN.-The great
est men are often affected by the most
trivial circumstances, which have no APP
parent connection with the effects they
produce. An old gentleman of whom we
knew something, felt secure against the
cramp when he placed his shoes, ON going
to bed, so that the right shoe was on the
left of the left shoe, and the toe of the
right next to the heel of the left. If he
did not bring the right shoe round the
other side in that way, he was liable to
the cramp. DR.. johnson used always in
going up Bolt Court TO put one foot upon
each stone Of the pavement; if he failed,
he folt certain the day would be unlucky.
Button, the celebrated naturalist, never
wrote but in full dress. DR.. Routh, of
Oxford, studied in full canonicals. A
celebrated preacher of the last century
could never make sermon with his gar.
tiers on. A great German scholar writes
with his braces off. Reiseg, the German
critic, wrote his commentaries on Sopho-
Giles with pot of porter by his side.-
Schybel lectures, at the age of seventy
two, extempore in Latin, with his snuff
box constantly in his hand without it he
could not get on.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-16
AIR. MD. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 49, 1866.

of your folks and for writing naughty let
tiers to the La Crosse Democrat, charging
some of our generals with robbing and
cowardice. And we have had q very
pleasant time of it at home for thinking
much as you think, but now we are con-
WINGED that the war for the preservation
of the Union was splendid success
that the country is better off-that the
negroes are happier-that people are in
better circumstances, especially the
thieves and robbers who have fattened
upon blood and stolen their enemies goods
that the way to make one section Of the
country love another section, is to fight,
rob, steal and desolate them into happi.
ness-that our taxes are lighter-that
republican retrenchment and reform is o
good thing for poor people and tax pay
ers-that the sure way to national great
ness is to quarrel with sections continual
ly-that a people are apt to love their
persecutors-that it is honorable and an
evidence of manly Christianity to ham
mer a man after he is down-that it is a
blessing for poor men to pay interest on
bonds the rich hold not taxable-that the
negroes are better off in rags, sickness and
shallow graves than at contented labor
that it is unchristian to resent insults, and
that you folks down South, and especially
you, Bill Arp, 50 called, are an migrate
full people MT to admire the present state
of affairs in the Union, SO called.
Indignantly yours,
"BRICK' PoMERoY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-16
VOL. X.---NO. 10.
Franklin and his Gig.

1t is now more than a century since
Benjamin Franklin, Postmaster General
of the American Colonies, by appoint
ment of the Crown, set out in his old gig
to make an official inspection of the prin-
ciple routes. 1t is about ninety years since
he held the same Office under the author
ity of Congress, and when q small folio
(stifl preserved in the Department at
Washingtou), containing but three quires
of paper, lasted as his account book for
two years. If a Postmaster. General now
were to undertake to pass over all the es-
tablished routes, it would take six years
of incessant railroad travel at the rate of
one bundled and twenty-five miles daily ),
while if he were to undertake to jog in
an "ela gig" he would require lifetime
for its performance. Instead of a small
folio, with it's three quires of paper, the
post-ofice accounts consume every two
years three thousand of the largest ledgers, !
keeping upwards ola hundred clerks con-
stantly employed in recording transactions
with more than thirty thousand contract
ors and other persons.