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The Negro Vote as Balance of Power.

The radicals, seeing the swelling torrent of
public sentiment rising against their negro SUI
premacy policy, begin ~ sing small. One of
their organs in this city had labored article
yesterday, appealing patheticaly to the public
in behalf of the "poor negro" 1t asks, ''shall
four millions of our countrymen be henceforth
serfs and outcast in the land of their birth with
their descendants through all generaions?"-
1t calls this "the main questionable great ques-
ton remaining to be solved by the Judgment
and votes of the American people,. Now this is
the merest balderdash and claptrap NONSENSE
The writer knows very well, if he has any sense
that the four millions of his colored countrymen
are neither serfs nor outcasts, and never can be
again. They are ON perfect equality with the
whites as regards their civil rights and before
the law. Ifa portion of them should be excluded
from certain political privileges for time and
fo- great public reasons, that would be nothing
more than what happens TO many white people
in this republic and land of equal rights
All this talk about the negroes being serfs
and outcasts is supreme nonsense and is made
for the purpose of binding the American people
to the real object of the Radicals No, there is
no fear of the negroes not having their rights;
and that is not the real question. The object of
the Radicals is to make the negro vote the bal
ance fpower in our political system and gov
eminent A small party sometimes holds the
balance, as we often see, in both State and gen.
eral elections. The four millions of blacks in
the South may become the ruling power of the
republic through holding that balance We see
already how demoralized and extreme the repub-
lican party has become in its efforts to get the
negro vote. What will not chat party or any
other do to gain power through the negro vote,
if that vote can give it? In fact we are now in
danger ofhaving this great republic governed
by the negroes. This is sthe main question ("
really Mt issue, and the pretence about negro
rights is sheer humbug,-N. Y Herald.
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Republican Nominations.

Our radical neighbors met in County Conven-
ton, in Bel Air, on Monday last, and organized
by the election of dsrryD Cough, Esq, as Pres
ident, and John Jewett and e. NJ. Allen, as Vice
Presidents, and the appointment of Skipworth @.
Gcrrell and Caleb Spicer, as Secretaries, after
which they put IN nomination the following gen.
temeu for county officers
For the State Senate--Henry S. Harlan
Tor the House Of Delegates-Dr. John II.
Cochran, Col. Robert S. Rogers, Hugh @.
Whiteford, Gabriel Smithsoa.
For the Orphans Court-Wilam Wiles, Will
liam Amos, of M, George G. Davis.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court-Thomas Hen
derson.
For Register of Wills--Wiiam Galloway.
For Sherif-Edmund 2. Toy.
For County Commissioners Isaac Standiford.
Joseph @. Parker, William Lee Amos, Thomas
W. Reed, Amos j. Day.
For County Surveyor-David Pyle.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS AND THE LATE ELEo-
ToNs.-The Democratic press throughout the
States where elections have taken place, are, in
most instances, earnest in their acknowledge
ments TO the Conservative Republicans, who
came to their aid in the late contest at the polls
The Lancaster hte2!igeacer, one of the oldest and
ablest Democratic journals in Pennsylvania, and
one of the soundest in the country, thus returns
itsthanks to the Conservatives of the Keystone
State. 1t says:
The thanks of the Democracy of Pennsylvania
are due to many Conservative Republicans who
broke through the trammels of party and helped
to redeem the State. We cordially return them
thanks. They have the proud consciousness of
knowing that their efforts to stay the tide of
Radical revolution and corruption were crowned
with success. They were actuated by the purest
motives in what they did, and tIley are amply
rewarded by the approval of their consciences.
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For the Agis & htclligencer.
Affairs at Havre do Grace.

Judge Bond and General Gregory have been here and
dedicated new house for the education of the coored
population The building has been built by some of the
colored men of this place.
stray horse was found, Sunday afternoon, coming
at last rate towards town, the railroad track was
ascertained afterwards that he had compelled his burden
two young men belonging here, to quit his company as
he was making his heels too familiar with their shns-
entirely clear.
On last Saturday daughter of Mr.. James scully fell
nom chestnut tree, some forty feet breaking her thigh
and Featuring her scull
One OF the hands employed on Amos Spencer's new
building while ascending ladder became dizzy and fell
some 10 feet 10 the ground nuring himself quite badly
. Mr.. I. Lit Keen met with heavy loss on Saturday
last valuable horse, valued $780, in some manner
got out OF the field and crossing the railroad track
when train came along and tore him nearly to pieces
Yours, Wise.
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How the Election Was Carried in Ala
'@lts4 bama.

The ". Y. Herald hns full details from its spe-
cia correspondent in Alabama, 10 regard to the
manner in which the recent election in Alabama
was conducted. 1t says cdtorially:
Equal rights" in Alaban q evidently means
that there is to be no room in that State for
white men if the nggers can kees it. For this
election the niggers were organized by Loyal
League machinery. They came TO the polls in
military array, every particular voter being sub
ject to punishment at the order ofhis captain If
he should be guilty of any delinquency. His
ticket was placed in bis hand by the captain, and
ofcourse, the greatest delinquency would have
been 10 have voted any other. And in this man
ner the newly made citizens awaited themselves
of ia freeman proudest privilege" The voter
got the ticket from his captain the ceptain had it
from the colonel, and he from the general, and
the general in his tufn of course had it from the
owners and managers in Washington Of the grand
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

FLouR.-super, soOo@lO.5O; Extra, 1OoO@1s.5o City
Mills Super, SI000@lo.50 Extra, $11.O0@1l5o. Corn
Meal, ST 00@7:50 per Dbl. Rye Flour, SS.50@900.
GRMN.-Wheat-iair S945@25O; prime s2.6O@2.sO;
inferior to fair, 2o5@245. Corn-prime white, Sl3S
@l49; prime yellow, $1.3291.37. Oats, 65@73c. Rye,
81 .GS@l70. ..
GuANo-Peruvian, $50 in gold q ton; Mexican, $50
@40; Pacific, $685. Phosphate, S55@G000. Bone Dust
S50d5500.
Hiy-Baled S24@S25 U ton. Straw s2OGD22
sEEDs-Clover Seed Ss.5o@S75; Timothy do, S2.75@
2.S7 Flaxseed, S265(G2.70.
WooI-Unwashed 1O6l25c.; washed, 35@93Tc.; common
fleece 3il40c US,
PRovlsloNs-Bacon sides, 19M2oc; shoulders, ITO
1Sc.; hams, 19(G28c Lard, 14d14%c.
shT.-Fre $31O@32O per sack ground alum, 1920
923O; bulk, 56460c. q bushe
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THE LITTLE CoRponAL.-The Little Corporal for
November contains its usual beautiful variety
of original, pure and sparkling matter. Allnew
subscribers for 1868 sent before the close of No.
vember, will receive the November and Deem
Der numbers of 1867 free. Great inducements
one dollar year. Sample copies sent post paid
to all who apply before the close of the year,
whether the usu IL ten cents are enclosed or not.
The Little Corporal will make all the children
better and happier. Address Alfred L. Sewell,
Publisher, Chicago, Ill.
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LARGE PoTAToEs-We were shown, a few days
ago, sample ofpotatoes raised by James K.
Keec', which are remarkable for size and smooth
surface. These potatoes are of the buckeye
breed, and those that we saw weighed about a
pound and quarter each. We do not mean by
this that the whole crop of Mr.. Keech averaged
this weight, but we were informed that those
shown us were not CHILLED with much care from
the heap, and that there were many others equal
ly large and smooth.
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BALTIMORE Cry ELECTION An election took
place in the city Of Baltimore, on Wednesday last
for Judge of the Court of Appeals Judges of the
Supreme Bench, and for Mayor and City Council
The Democratic Conservative ticket was success
full throughout, by an average majority of over
$4,000. The whole vote cast was 20, 429, being
an increase over the vote for the Constitution of
1852 votes. Being Democratic increase of2,-
300, aud a Repu blican loss of 73l. Bartol, for
Judge of the Court of Appeals, has l3,71l ma
jority, and Banks for Mayor, 1884. ..
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LAND SALEs.-B. f. Minnick, Real Estate
Agent, residing at the Hickory, in this county,
lately sold the following parcels OF land !:
A tract of 40 acres land, situated on Deer
Greek, for ST, 100, to John Martin.
A tract of Is acres of land, to John Miller, for
$1,000.
A tract of3o acres, situated near the Hickory,
with improvements, to Patrick Cain, for S 500.
A tract Off acres of land, with improvements,
near!Friendship Meeting House, to Augustus Spi-
Ger, for$9Oo.
tract of acres, improved with store house,
on the road leading fran the Hickory to Sandy
Hook, to Thomas Quinlan, for $1,000.
tract of 81 acres land, near Mill Grseu, to
John 4. Anderson, for $500.
A tract of 80 acres of land, near Wards Meet
ing House, to William Ward, for 5000.
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DECLINES TO AccEpT.-W have received let
ter from the Hon. William Wiles, who was
nominated for one of the Judges of the Orphans
Court, by the Republican Convention, which met
in Bel Air, ON Monday last, in which he directs
us to state that he declines the nomination. The
letter is dated Lapidum, October 23d, 1867.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.-on Wednesday last
Constable Young lodged in Jail a man by the
name of VIM. Harris, charged with stealing a
small schooner belonging to John Mahan, of
Havre de Grace, and small boat from Mr.. Sad
Ter. 1t appears that he set sail alone in the
schooner from Havre de Grace, or its vicinity,
and was overtaken or found at Still Pond, on the
Eastern side of the Chesapeake Bay, where he
was arrested on board of the vessel j d.
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lNExPEDIENT TO NoMINATE.--The Towsontown
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, states that
the Republican Convention, which met at Tow
sontown on the 2lst instant, passed the follow
ing resolution, by vote Of. "a yeas to Is nays
"Resolved, That we consider it inexpedient
to make any nominations" and after endorsing
the State Radical nominations, adjourned.
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The PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsbATURE.-Last year
the Republican majority on joint ballot, in the
Pennsylvania Legislature, was thirty-six. This
year their majority is thirteen, being Demo-
cratic gain of twenty-three members at the last
election. One more trial and the Pennsylvania
Legislature will be right, Notwithstanding the
fraudulent jerrymandering of the State by a cor
rupt gang of INSCRIPTIONS politicians. y,
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Diced

At Hagerstown, Nd, on Tuesday, Oct 18TH
ter of j. G. Baker, Esq, ofBaltimore, in the 2sd
year of her age.
At his late residence, in this county, on We'd
nesday the goth instant, THOMAS JOHNSON,
of Barnet, in the 4lst year of his age.
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New GooDs-We call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of r. E. Bouldin, in
another column. Mr.. Bouldin is now offering
to the public large and more varied stock of
goods than he has heretofore had in store. His
stock is very complete, comprising almost every
article usually found in q country store.
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THE LATE VoTE IN OHIo.-The Cincinnati
Gazette publishes the official vote for Governor,
cast in Ohio on the 9th instant, with the excep-
ton of ten counties, from which returns have not
been received. Contrary to the general impress
sion, the vote was a large one, showing an in
crease, in the counties reported, of SO SOB, as
compared with the vote cast for Governor in
1865. OF this the republicans bad 1852, and
the democrats 4l,73l. The figures compare as
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IRON IN THE BLOOD.

The necessity of due proportion of iron in the blood
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
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ton will be paid TO then The real name OF the autho
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For Register of Wills.

Mn. EDITOR You are requested to announce
WILLlAMG. BURK as candidate tor Register
of Wills of Hartford county. -t
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Match Game.
HAvRE DE GRACE, Oct. ed, lst

HAVRE DE GRACE, Oct. ED, 1867.
Mr.. EDIToR The following is the score of a
game played between the Idlewild and Havre B.
B. g., on the Bel Air grounds, on the ed
inst, for the Championship of the county
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plan to secure political supremacy. No plan ever
before devised for securing mnjorities compare
with this in simplicity and certainty.
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ldiewlld. 9
Have ..................i2 l 4
Flies Canght-Idewild, IL Havre, IA.
Home Rans--Idlewild, Havre 3.
Passed Balis-Idlewild, l6 Havre, 8.
Left on BaseS-Idewd, d; Havre, q
Impfre-Wm. Parlett, of tho Fallston p. BIC. ..
&o,ers-J. b. Garrison, of the Idlewild b. b. c.. and
Geo. III. Boyd of the Havre B. b. c.
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PETIT JURY.

Edward T. Monks, James C. l.ae,
Isaac Wilson, Jr., William J. Hollis, =
Ignaiius Macatee, George Y Mitchell,
Edward r. Johns, William Kennedy,
DR.. Joshua Wilson, William Woolsey,
James w. Tolley, Edward II Beans,
Joshua G. Luckey, John S. Norris,
Thomas Clement, William &. Holloway,
William B. Michael, Samuel Street,, .a ..,
Thomas @. Hopkins, Johh II. Lytle,
Benjamin Cole, - James K Scarf,
Mordtcai Price, John NJ. Blake.
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BEL AIR, MD.

0y-The "Hsgis'' has n more extended clrcuatio
among the intelligent farmers and business men o
Hartford, than any other paper in the county. No
"Lock Hosp italo other obscene0 or Lottey adyer.
: easements will appear in our COLUMNS any price.
large number subscribers pay for their paper in
vance, justine cluss advertisers
sire 20 reach.F = ~~f~ = sLE..t
The attention Of respectable and legitimate advertisers
is directed to the above facts.
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only 81. UkFoRTUNATE HUMANITY. OIL ONLY.
ofONLY. My Injection cures Gonorrhaa elect in
ten dyas without noxous drugs, when all other remedies
fail.
DR.. HENRIE REMMAIR ststi on F., N. Y. City.
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STATE NOMINATIONS.

L.L STATE NUMlN AIIUNS.
For Governor, -f,, -.
ODEN BOWIE.
-r, .'a For attorney General,
u.e ISAACD. JONES.
..r q, For Comptroller Of the Treasury,
cl d: WILLIAM J. LEONARD.
For Clerk to The Court of Appeals,
JAMES S. FRANKLIN.
For Superintendent Of Labor and agriculture,
w. s. MCPHERSON.
Nominations for the Third Judicial
&c.,. Circuit. ..,.
For Chief Judge,
... RICHARD GRASON. ..
For Associate Judges, ..
GEORGE YELLOTT,
ALFRED w. BATEMAN.