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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-24
USE DIR. C. G.. GARRISON'S
BITTERS FOR DYSPEPSIA,

purely vegetable compound. They i'm
prove the appetite and promote DIGESTION
These btters are of my own invention and man
ufacture. Having used them for length of
time successfully in my private practice, now
offer them to the public, and recommend them
to the use of every dyspeptic. Where the pa
tient has used them according to my directions,
they have always made perfecG cure. Price,
81. 80 per bottle.
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WHISPERS! WHISPERS !

DR. L. o. MONTEZ' CORROLIA, the greatest
~ stimulator in the world will force Whisk-
ers or Moustache5 to grow on the smoothest face
or chin never known to fail. Sample for trial
sent free 10 any one DESTROYS OF testing its merits.
Address, REEVES & CO., IS Nassau ST.,
N. 7. au)0-3m-L
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-26

New ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-GAlveston dates
to the 18th inst. are received.
A wharf, cotton press, and warehouse com.
pany, having one million dollars capital, has
boon formed here, They are paying four
hundred thousand dollars in gold for lots.
A factory has been established at Houston.
Another is organizing.
Capitalists here propose TO build . ten. foot
canal from Buffalo Bayou to Galveston Bay.
Wigfall escaped from Texas three weeks
since.
The Methodist church north offers to take
tho negro churches Of Texas under its pro-
lection.
Ex-President Burnett Is preparing q reply
to Gen. Gregory, who demanded proof to
sustain Burnett's charges Of mAladministra-
tion and corruption of the Freedmen's Blu.
reau.
The Southern Pacific railroad track has
already been laid from Marshall twenty eight
miles towards Shreveport.
The Presidents veto Of the Prsedmen's
Bureau bill gives general satisfaction.
The steamer Margeretta leaves Mobile
March l, for Pase, Brazil.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-26
PEN, PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

A GIS-sLISG does not suit broken arm
Punch.
IT is hard to sink q dead duck that ha,
feathered It's own nest abundantiy.
AMERICAN -four is going largely into Ha
vana.
"HERRIsGs, picked and smoked, dull and
quiet" says the Price Current Why
shouldn't they DO so. .' =
THE people of St. Petersburg are grum.
bling over mild winter, there being no good
sledging or skating there this season.
TAG violation of law having been aban,
dousd by Henry A. Wise, he has resumed its
practice In Richmond.
A DELEGATION Of Californians waited upou
the President Saturday to urge upon him the
propriety Of having the States on the Pacific
coast represented in the Cabinet.
QuITR rsfrsshing-,ths announcement that
Growers full company ore to resume the
boards Of the theatre tomorrow night in a
nice play.
MILE PATTI Is minor, Being Span
lard, she does not attain her majority until
she Is rs years old, and her contracts with
strakosoh lasts during her minority.
THs Richmond Eraminsr remarks Of Rob.
ert Z. Leo that during his recent visit TO
Washington his "demeanour was marked by
cbaraeteristick modesty." Characterised
fddlestick 30.
HARRY PALMER and Manager Jarrett have
completed their arrangements for sending to
Now York grand ballet company, consist
ing ofthirty Ave dancers, including four prin.
cipal dancers, male dancer and q RranIs
danisemss. The leg itimate Is bound 10 four
ish in New York. a.
LEpr Washington chat nest of unclean
birds, which disgusts me more and more
every time see ip IN the gray dawn Of a
foggy morning, tho mornings are always
foggy In W.-the moral atmosphere has, Der.
hapH, something to do with it, by the cars
Of the Orange and Alexandria railroad
Cor. Boston Transcript.
The case of Frank Blair against Messrs.
Ridsely and Thompson, judges Of election,
for refusing to receive bis vote Of the cleo.
ton last May, unless he took the oath pre-
Seribed by the State Constitution, was called
in the Circuit Court in St. Louis, and CON
tinued till the frat Monday in March.
A Mas. CAIN, in Louisville, Ky, sloped
with police officer three or four Weeka
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coheerntnE the matuttnAl Cocktail
Much Of the intemperance and much more
Of the evil effects of that indulgence SO pain.
fully common in this country, Is, we fancy.
due to the worse tn n beastly practice,
which prevails almost universally with drink
ing men in America, Of taking spirits of
some sort before breakfast. There Is vague
notion, based, perhaps, on the old law about
1.-THE hair Of the same dog, &" DO -, which pro-
walls, that to set a mans vitals and brains In
their proper position after nights sleep, it
is necessary, Immediately upon waking, TO
take lhto the stomach cocktail of brandy,
gin, or whisky, or at least some Of the COM
pounds so extensively advertised to the COM
mon nuisance of all good taste, under the
name OF Bitters, with multifarious and fasci-
natiog prehxes, and which, while they NAV
contain GOme beAlthful drugs, are invariably
hqniaed nth the very vilsst liquors.
Opening the day with any one Of these
stimulants, begsts . thirst which is only
quenched when the victim is drowned in
sleep and which, IL the effort at quenching
be followed up with considerable persistency,
10 pretty sure to revive with increased rage
upon awaking. It Is not worth while to
drink at oil, perhaps but Oh Topper, II you
will stick TO your cups, forbear to interpose
them OF, and above all avoid the mat utinal
cocktail Don't put your hosting appara-
fus-h that's what you call it-in operation
before noon Mt the earliest, and depend upon
" you will receive 4 new and delightful sen.
a EaNA Ia
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PEN. PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

The people Of New Jersey are mourning
over their dead peach buds.
THs shoe trade in Massachusetts, is look
ing down. ....
TsE vicissitudinous town Of Winchester,
Va, changed hands no less than seVsAty -ar
times during the fighting of the rebellion.
A NATURALIST asserts that q battle be.
tween two moles Is more terrible, compare.
lively, than between two lions.
By diut Of boring in Canada they are get.
ting up "oil cities" that bid fair to rival the
sperma-oity Of New Bedford In wealth,
A LARGE meeting was held in Cincinnati
last Friday night, In favor Of the eight-hour
law.
IT is STAYED that suit 10 to be instituted
By the family Of the gentleman from whom
John NJ Bolts purchased the estate he Is now
living on in cuIpeper, for the recovery of the
property. 90. .. '-.a.r.a. " Al. r...
An agent of the American Union Commits
sion, writing from Georgia, says that the
''young men are passionate and rsvsngsful.''
As proof Of this be cites the case Of . child
nine mouth, old, who Is so imbued with the
prevalent feeling that whenever he hsars the
word Yankee" he doubles up his fist and
scowls terribly" r....
The Houston Telegraph has a sweet
charming poem addressed to Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, from which we extract the
following moroccan: 80
"H We seorn thy hatred now,
And hiss thy name from pole to pole
The hrutes are better far than thou:
Zen hell would blush 10 own thy soul. ~
From poll to poll is the better photography
for the Kissing line above.
The Richmond Time, gives the following
bit Of sound advice to Virginians: "Let us,
by the fairness, justice, and humanity of our
dealings and intercourse with the freedmen,
demonstrate to the conservative masses Of
the North that Freedmen's Bureau is not
essential for the protection Of the enamel
pated negro. Let us PROVE that we are the
freedman's best friend, and seek to make
him useful, respectable, and intelligent"
The ex.rebel General Forrest denies that
he has gone to Mexico, and says, "He has
not been, nor has he the remotest idea of
going, anywhere else than back to his plan
tation, where ne and goodly number of
black men are hard at work trying to make
enough to live on, pay taxes, and help tho
Government to get opt Of debt" He ad-
visss everybody else to do tho same thing,
As WAS tn ba axpeotad thu cbaarf,,l .nd
statesmsnlike address Of Mr. Seward in Now
York does not please the Copporhead World,
which is opposed to any effort to pour oil on
the troubled waters. Its chief difficulty Is
with that portion Of the speech which argues
that the rebellion has not yet been definitely
closed, end that another year must elapse
before the operations Of the Frssdmen's
Bureau, as at present organised, will cease. =
albany EVsming Journal.
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FROM PETERSBURG.


PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA, Feb. IS, 1860.
To the Editor Of the Republican;
/ will now try and fuldll my promise TO
you to describe scene on the line Of works
around this now famous city. But whore
shall begin? know your readers do not
care TO have description of tho works from
military standpoint, as they have had tl.It
over and over again.
1t is reported that the ravages Of time and
the industrious freedmen have so changed the
appearance Of the works that the gallant
men who built and so nobly defended them
would not now recognize the scenes Of their
tolls and daring. This is mistake. Time
and the spade and pillow may work many
changes, but the great scars and mounds IN
and on the earth about here will remain long
after the battle-searred heroes shall have
passed away.
Fort Steadman, 1.-THE Crater" Fort
Helr' and other prominent points on the
memorable lines are still nearly the same in
appearance that they were Just after the
evacuation" Of Petersburg by the rebel
army.
The bomb-proofs and other works, the con.
structiOn Of which required the use of wood
are being demolished by the owners of ths
land, who were cutting up the wood for the
Petersburg market. And may here say
that nearly all the fuel in the shape of wood
burned in this city comes from the fortifea-
lions. 1t is the best fuel in the market, as il
Is so much better seasoned than any other.
But the most interesting spectacle ono be.
holds at present along these lines is the large
number Of colored persons who make a living
In digging and searching for the lead bullets
and other implements of war so profusely
scattered about and buried in these fields Of
death.
Did you ever 90 'huckleberrying" way
down In Yankeedom, Just in the nick Of the
seasonf' II so, you can form good idea
Df the scene presented every pleasant day to
he view Of the visitor from the mouth of
he "Crater" was at this point few
hours ago. l mean the place whore the mine
vas exploded. From this point you obtain.
By far, the best view Of the entire lines east |
of the city. This point 10 the nearest to the |
town, and 10 70 elevated that you can dis |
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tinctly see the celebrated lookout Of Gen.
Butler st Dutch Gap, on James river, twenty
miles distant. :.
A. far as the objects are visible We discern
the colcred people Of all ages and both sexss,
with q spade, hoe, shovel, or pick, and all
busy a. bees digging for "minnies." By tho
denser squads Of these people II Is easy for
the stranger to know where the 'fron hail
and lesden rain" fell thickest. But the
''darkiesn Gro eryvhere--soms on tho en-.
bankments, and some In open folds, eaoh
with haversack or small bag dung over the
shoulder, and every now and then q stray
minnie ball, or shell cap, OF piece Of shell is
transferred from tho earth 10 the bag Of the
digger. ---------...--.. a.--=aa-
As near as could ascertain, a days work
TO . good digger was about 81 so to 90,
though many fell short Of that. Tho lead Is
sold to an enterprising junk dealer In this
city, who pays cents per pound, As about
fourteen minnies make Q pound, the anxious
digger can, any time during the day, by count
ing his balls, learn how he Is progressing 10
his days work. And II you meet anSiel
them towards night ON their winding way
toward the city, as you usually may sec them
In droves, any Of them will tell you ''Eacly''
how much money he has made during the
day.
I am sorry TO say that the remains Of tho
numerous dead who lie buried all over these
fields Of death are often disinterred, and the
head boards, piaoed by careful comrades,
often taken away BY the less scrupulous Of
these diggers As may have something
more TO say about the dead Of these fields, l
will reserve comments on this matter for an
other letter.
While was watching the operations of
lead gathering to-day, negro boy throw up
In his spade silver pen case and gold pen.
I Immediately struck q bargain, and am now
writing this letter with that same pen. II
was found at point where one hundred and
dfteen Of our brave men, under Burnside,
met with death In the crater and were buried
In common grave. II this innocent weapon
could speak what tale II might unfold!
How many words Of love to dear ones Il may
have indlted ere It's owner became stiff In
death! How suggestive Of the superior In.
telligence Of the men who though calamity
using the sword were skilled In the use Of the
mightier weapon! CLINTON.
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RETURN OF SECRETARY SEW

Hon. WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary Of
State, returned TO this city from New York
this morning. in excellent health and spirits.
During his stay in New York city be was en-
Enthusiastically greeted by all classes Of the
community upon his entire restoration to
hssith, and congratulated, publicly and pri-
vatsly, upon his ability once again to re-
sumo with VigOr his public duties, and to
counsel in the forum with the people upon
great and important public AFFAIR.".
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-26

SUPREME couRr or THE UNITED STATES

No. l07 The York ManufaoIuripg Companv,
PLAINTIFF In error, VS., The Illinois Central Rail
road Company. In error to the Circuit Court OF
the United States for the northern district OF iii
nois, $3.50
Mr.. Justice Field delivered the opinion OF the
court, Affirming the Judgment OF the said Circuit
Court In this cause with costs,
No. ITO. Charles II, Walker ct al appellants
VS.. The Western Transportation Company. Ap-
peal from the Circuit Court Of the United States
Tor the northern district Of Illinois.
MT, Justice Miller delivered the opinion Of the
court, Affirming the decree OF the said Circuit
Court In this cause with costs.
No. los. The County Of WashiDg ton, plaintiff
In error, VS. Clark Durant. In error to the Cir.
Gait Court Of the United States for the district Of
Iowa.
The Judgment Of the Circuit Court In this causs
was dismissed for want OF Jurisdiction.
No. IA WIN. Dayton and others, claimants Of
the schooner Monterey and cargo. Appellants
against the Unitsd States. Appeal from the Cir
cult Court OF the United States for the district of
Maryland. Tho decree Of tho Circuit Court was
dismissed and cause remauded for further pro-
ceedings, &c.
No. i23 The Steamship posro, 10, appel
liant against the United States. The decree Of
ths Circuit Court In this cause was Affirmed.
No. ia. Bell and Grant, appellants against
the Ohio life Insurance aud TTast Company,
ct. al. Tho argument Of this oauss was CON
tInued by Mt. Coma for the appellses.
Adjourned until to-morrow morning at eleven
O'Clock.
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THIRTY NINTH CONGRESS
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n. I.;d IN ths Ma rim tho.s ~ otbsrs from
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Dscid.a IN In tbs n.,.tive ys.s ~ nav, 10
NJ In. n,ny.a e .a,,,, No. n ,t.r
and SNOW 10 seats on the aoor N tbe senate.
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ssn.to,s AZ Ranr.senta tivs. from any sscsdsd
State .balI be sSmittsd until such st.t. shail
have been declared entitled 10 representa.
ton. - :.
mr.; sherman 'ook tne noor; ne main
taneu 'ns' sne esoialon oou,u conIer no
power not eieaoy ves'eo IN gongrsss:
similar resolution nsd oeen adopted ~ tho
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mr, hhot inerouueea ~ 70 commune IN
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mistee on rreedmens hnaifs:
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SECOND EDITloA

FouH O,oI1oCIx. r. M.

THE SOUTHEhN PRESS.
We desire TO call the attention Of General
GRANT to the oensor.ious language below.
which We cut from an article in the Mont.
gonsry, Alabama, lLodssy, Of the 2lst inst,
entitled yankee ststssmanship."
But a. these. people [of the North have
ruined me and mine, and cursed and curse
me still before man, ~ do ], helpless a. am
for good or evil, ,cUmE THEM before the Con
Of MS all! and az they have already ruined snd
destroyed me In the land Of my fathsrs, / do
tell them with spirit whose reach they can
not measure, and a deep and mystic vision that
their earthly power cannot fathom, that al
ready the jaws Of death arc opensdwide with
Its remorseless fangs set sharp to the work Of
rotribution; and all that can save the fiery
breath Of desolation from sweeping over their
council halls. their temples, their mighty
works Of art, their gorgeous wealth, brought
10 them on the chariots Of war, their bias
phemy, and their land has q charmed home
In the bosom Of this Southern land they
have so desolated, and among the people
they have so debased.n Mark these words,
ye who sit 80 grandly on the imperial throne
Of your own wicked creation.
The writer then attempts to fro the
Southern heart with the hope that foreign
nations viii aid an uprising Of the South, and
says: -1f. '.. Dol
They yet looked calmly on In this contest
Of strength, with all their sympathies In favor
Of the South. For four years they saw this
contest sweep It's bloody wings over the des-
TIMES Of the nation, and more than once saw
the victory tremble In the scale. They
weighed well the power and the skin Of the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-26

WAsHINarON, I7th JanuaTy, 1856.
All persons who occupy premises within the
corporate limits OF this city, into which the
Aqueduct Water has been Introduced, other than
property OF the United states, are hereby re.
water rent for the year ending January I, 1867,
became due and payable at this once. u the
said water rent be not paid prior to the LIST OF
February, the delinquents are subject to stop
atty Of two dollars, to be paid together with the
water rent In full TO January !, 1907, previous 10
the restoration Of the water,
RANDOLPH CoYLR,
Water Registrar.
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Bx TTI4EGRA-PH y
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.


PHILAprLpHrA, Feb. 2e.-The great con.
troversy between the Penpsylvania Railroad
Company and the Great Western RAILROAD
and Catawissa and Reading Railroad couipa.
MES, was decided this morning by Justice
Read, Of the Supreme Court in favor Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Compauyi the in
junction prayed for being granted.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-26

BALrrMonE, Feb. 26.-Flsur quiet, How.
ard Street Super, %. 5Oas. s7I. Wheat firm,
White, 81. soal. 90; Red, 81. 15a1.2b. Corn
Arm, white, 74c; yellow, TO. Oats steady.
Seeds nominal. Provisions firm. Lard, 1Sc
also. whisky dull, at S2.23.
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ean This Re Possihlai

A Captain John T. Hill, of the regula,
army OF the United States, has been tried II
San Francisco by q oourt-martial, and sen
fenced to be dismissed tho service, upon III.
charge of having ordered an Indian child "a
be taken from the breast Of its dead mother
and killed The monster has had the Of
frontery to publish 10 the California papers
what he calls "a vindication Of bis conduct, u
which gives If true, most shocking view
Of the nature of tho warfare, or rather butch.
cry, wagsd against thu poor Indians in the
far West, After virtually admitting that he
ordered his men to shoot the helpless infant,
the ex'captaiu coolly adds;
From the appearance Of the child, II II
was alive ut all, IT'D life would only be pro-
longed few hours. This Is all there was In
the CASE and had ! been q faYorite with the
officers In command In Nevada, nothing more
would ever have been heard oft I assert,
IS matter Of history, that IL has been the
custom Of 4ndien 'wafthre for our troops to
kill Indian children under such circum.
stances. Major Updegrad, now at the Presi-
did, informed my counsel that Generals
Candy and sibley, Of the United States
army, had been In the habit Of allowing their
men to kill Indian prisoners, and even chill
dren, when their parents had been killed
and there was no convenient way Of pro-
viding for them and as the president Of the
very court martial which has just gone
through the farce Of trying me admitted to
my counsel that, while in command in Arl-
soma last winter, he ordered his men to kill
an Indian child, which they did by shooting
III fOuF timaa alIAOln0 20.
that he had no means of either feeding the
child or taking II with him, and to leave 1t
on the plain was certain death. Maj. Roman,
we'll known In this State, and who has lived
many years on the Indian frontier, testides
10 this custom. as do also n nu mber of othars ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-26

EXAMINING suRoEoSs.-Tho Commits.
sioner Of Pensions has made the following
appointments Of examining surgeons DR.. s.
s LOUNsHERY RYE, New York; L. W. MOE,
Ottawa, Ohio and @. R, CRocKEr, Albany,
Missouri.
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o. Notice.-To the Tax-payers of
WAsHISaros CIrr.-The Board Of Assessors hav :
Ing completed the Annual Assessment for 1855,
hereby give notice that they will sit az Board
OF Appeals and for the purpose Of making cor
reotioos from WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, to
MARCH LIST, 1855, inclusive, Sundays excepted
at their room, No. q, Basement Story, west wing
Of City Hall, from A; M, to Pm. each day.
BY order Of the President.
THos. H. D0NOHU,
fel0-dtml Secretary Board Of Appeals.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-26

CRIMINAL COURr-J4dgs Flshsr.-(Ed-
ward @. Darlington, ESQ, District Attorney,
proseouting)
Henry Hall, indicted for stealing three stools
and two chairs from Needham 4 Rsybold YER
diet, guilty and sentenced TO Albany for is
months. A aoIie pros. was entered In another
case against him:
John o. Butler, indicted for breaking into the
dwelling house OF WIN. A. Bradley aud stealing
therefrom books aud albums; verdict, guilty or
larceny aud not guilty OF burglary. Sentenced
to Albany for two years.
John O. Butler, Indicted for breaking into the
house Of Martha p, D1ppApsou and stealing n
watch, hooks and prumb cloth vOrdict, guilty,
aud senteAOOd to Albany for four years. ST. Clair
for defence.
Thomas Hicks, indicted for stealing a watch
from Josiah Slick verdict guilty.
George Garner, Indicted for larceny: nolIs
proSsQu by U 8. Attorney.
Barthold j. Dresser, WIN. Rabe, and Herman
grossman, convicted Of conspiracy TO cheat the
ypited slatesi Dresser sentenced to one year In
each IN jail,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-26

ALEC STEPHEEs.-on our FIRST page to.
day will be found considerable Of the glst of
the address Of ALEXAEnER II. ,srEPHESs
before the Georgia Legislature.