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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-03

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f1aoe, tuenn oieles Gnalanb BEL unfereri
2eb5fiten fbon 5u @rlSnDe ainae, Dsnn5
oergleidenl fonlnat bod in feinen. anbes
rem 3alaDe Dor.
aiea, 10. Dee.
Mna %. slobember aab Die Gtabtl
yi9a tu @bren oes ntnen @enero[s Sou
nerneurs elm Seftmnbl i'm ero6en Sill
oenbaule. Nuf ben bonn 8iirgermeilter
WinIler ausgebradten Eoait eriuieoerte
Several Sllbeoinsf1: vMeine Serren!
Sbr frtun6lider Gnlpfana aitt mir ein
lH0nes 3eu9hiB Sbres &ertr1Hens. un6
labt mid boffen, 6aB Sic aud in 8u<
tanft in mir ben eifrigen S0roerer bess
yienigen ieben tueroen, mas nit 9fe9t
ais Sbr StpIs nnb 0ubrft ailt, elmer
beritdn6ige1 GeI6Itbertualtnna. @ei.s
sbeHjd rim Sabre 18449 gum Iebten MaIe
in 8i9a NOR, fn6 bier 9roBe 8eran6cs
rilngen bor9egangen. ueberal iebe i'd
nadtige Bauiperfe, renenbe 3eugen ies
ner ee6iegenen E61tiaEeit, burA tpel6e
Die StanSe siefet toiferIideH Gtabt itd
lausaei1Rell. 3eit9entd6e 5orfl9ritte
auf BEN @ehiete Der @eiuerbe nnS bes
9anoeIs llab Elm 3trebinfler Geilt prnE !
ttfden S1nffeas baben 0Riga in ben
Iekten Sohren auf cine bobe Gtufe Ole
fentIi1er WobItbot enapergebohen. SD
boffe, rleine 9erren, 0aB, iuenn uns eins
NAL mieNer 0as bobe @llG 3u She'll
pirb, Ge. Maieitat ben &aiIer in oiefer
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bann, tpie bisber, unfer 9etneiniantes,
re6li9es Streben bic 3ufriebenbeit unb.
ben 8etfal urieres bulOreiden Monar'
den fi1 ertperben ipir6. @S leben bod
bic alte failerlid)e Staot 6iga uno lire
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i'm Commencement 9lr@nugelsf auf 122
@intuobner, i'm Commencement &eterss
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ginpobner, in einigen Sftieeprobinaen
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@egenoen .@i6iriyns anf g. bis 1000
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nod I1retben, Is, 900 fuaren heS 3eIens
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balten.
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fultat ergeben, Dap 1868 in @ublano
bon fieben idulfdbiacn &naben nur eli
ner uno bon As i9uIfdbigen Md6den
nur ems Die SduIe beludte. Nidt
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MiniFerium aber JiuBlanb mitgetbeils :
ten. Bon anSeren 3ifern iuolIen mir
nod mittbeilen, oab fat 1900 @erlonen
! fur Wforb ODER. Sooi6Iag un6 gesen
| 1900 8erIonen fur uebertretun9 ber
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| i6einIid erltaunlid gerine i'm Ser9leiG
Su allen in 6ieie Satesorie 9eborenben
| ftrafWiiroisen Sa[Ien.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-03
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.Da bic gSelt nun einrnaT auf ben
8opt 8eiteGlt 1T ODER 8ur;e Ibdume idldet.
barr es ntdt alsu febr iiberrai9en, oob
unter ben 9onooner 9lrbeitern Der 8lan
angeregt iporben lit, Dem 9or6 GaneIagb,
Der ibnen am Wontag feingn 8aregrun6
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itteae 9lufnertiamteit au e5eigen. ..0ab
er Su ben gonferDatiDen geb0rt, iit4Aebrs
fad) erpdbnt iporben, fpeHiger betannt
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ben 8sfI5le ihon i'm SInglin9salter
oasn trieben, fir Son Carlos, iomit
aelegentlid 9egen feline eiseneir 2anbse
iIeute, 81 fedten ,Ilt6 oaf er ntdt 81 ben
| beaaterten 8eers bes 2anbeS geb0rt.
gSas er in Der Su9enb griin6igt, bat CT
bur1 feline oroBen 8erbieltite Inn bic
Silonng unb @erbollfomnnung ltnlerer
acknowledgements retdti9 gut lgena9t.
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.fenut fie nid5t bieie befannte Stabtfi9ur
nit benz boben breittrdmpigen Sut auf
I.oer Geite unb benz eiui9en Blumen@
ltrauY1en TN &nopfiodl 9lIs irii9er
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90 belparb er fid, bon feiner Yartei,
ben Gories oufeeforbert, BEL BIN IebteH
Bablen ultt ben 1lnterbausiib bon
Wio6IeIer, uno trie6 er feline. bon born.
berein boffnun9sloie, @anbibatur aud
ni9t bis gum QlenBeriten, b. E. nidt
| Bis in bic Sanfenbe bon Bfunoeli, 70
@.L - s 4 ...oL~ 6RnIA o,,Al ia -. ...:G
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-03

$3.50 8elObnllng!

BtIItam O. 3 rewnIo 70, @enperaeHr 6es
etaates Terneffee, aasa Dentn, lDetbep sieies
az Auaeu f6mrst, nteinen 0rEb HzFf
Da mir 'h1itsetbeih pereen ifs bos elm sepiffer
Biaiam 5or, meI5er ansetlaet it,, einsn httmtiidis
f9en Hnb fdrediiden gterb am AZ. Gage ses Seps
TENDERS 1866 on Der perfOn bss 0eDrse Servings,
(fnrbie), farsIi9 unierem Gonntp GIoiborpe anses
b6rig. beeansen gu babeu, ber @erefsfeit entFObsn
uHh iest auf frsiem 6ubs ift -
+ 80 sfierire i'd. sBiaiam o. BroppIop. gsaperneur
bes Dbenbe estea Staatss, frat Der mir sniSmmenseu
antOritdt nnb BoGma9t. cine ReEObnaas pen Sine
Sunbert unb Shufsg 0oIIess ieber Perfon cher Yers
fOnen, welde beiasten Btatam SoT ersreiten unb benz
Sheriff pSr Gefdnsnispart afieres Gonntg's GIois
borne berIiefern, 70 Sab Gere@tigteit iatuSeu uuh
Gaseelbt perbeH Eann.
Beiastet gsiatant 5os 1T unssfasr 20 Sabre alt, nus
sefdbr 5ab 8 SeH bod. f9iper ssbant uaS ,etDss
bndIie cher dussewa9ien, nit beIem 6aar, bIaueR
aasen, uneeiHubef gefdtsfarbe. niebergef9laeeuen
Ansen nab einem eisentb amIiGen Grinfeu. Ipeun er
ipribt, einem jebr b5len AnsSru1e t1nS mag unses
id5r $50 9un6 wieeen nnh bat eiuen foreIefen, fas
len Sang. In BEN 7age, an meEs1em er ben gorS
besine, bate linen iparsen out, cine edpaneres
JADE Iub eunteIfarbiee 8eHtlebsr an. Sc wirb uers
Hiltbet. SaB er I'D in ben Counties 5tIi9 non anOE<
piQe ober in ReHtudp auf5dtt. Sein Batter, AAem
5Sr, lebt nabe 6eir 0arSen. Sepier COUNTY, EeHn
Sefuster Bm. 5or nenat ii4 blspeiEen GtHiam Ss.
mines unb mar Elm Defsrtesr con BEN Is. ResimeHte
TennsHee G1nion) GreiplHeer GaUouerte.
Bum 3eugais hieriir babe Id meme
49, 41nmensunterf6rift eeiert Hnb kefobs
Hen, baB haS bds erobe Staota SHee
LIS latta9irt rerse: So eei3elsn in Dee
|, 2partement 81 Nafbpins an u. Ropsm
l. - Der 1856. $500 A .
SIR ben gsuperHeur
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-03

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Sl75 SDst
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SOAberneurs bes Staates SenHehee.

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se-.r GTeeutipsD epdrtemeut,
9afbptIIe, Etnn. 10. Sept. J
I'm bic Sberifis Der COUNTIES 2aiurenee, Giles
gRdurp, aenis, Rmfbaa aHs Sidmon IN befaetem
SfnGtt meinen 9rub: sE-tss-t-aS4f 80
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anbInrnen ,a 6ffnsn NIB BdbIen an alien aabEpId.
sen am stem 9ase hes na9nen Ronats S0rnar absn
baEtea, uaS na4sem Sic ssb6riee ROta NJ sefeknIdsi
Ger SCrm sebeben baben, stnen GeaeraIt staGtsGH
malt fir ben f1tea rterI Rres I'm staate ~ DSbIenI
I'm bic sur6 bic Reiignation BON Y. 6. Sidep, $50.
entitan6eae gdenns anssufhfen, rnS Sc woueH mt
BON 70 gefSebenem bic f6aISisen geri9te abftatten
Die SOI@es bur8 has Gsfeserforbert 1T. unh ebenfs
-fOIen Sic ale goearaenfiIen, bic in 9OHnt9s. Die
aritts oser RunieipuI Aemteru perIiesen. ME Sbs
men ioI4es ofHeiel betnnnt III.
8nm geugnfife beffen babe ID meine
H. 1Rame uS nuteri5pft bterHnter eefett
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V9e3artement 9dfbpile am 10. Sose i'm
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as. SIet9er, Staatsiefr. Rut2-3San
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-03
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SDI3iDerf GtabIifFeaent.>

Die unteriei9neten haben TIRE meme BertRntt TN
s.iss une tnlpeubtea 9uuIbinass Gornieee, 8radrfa
8al@eyettex uue @efdte, 9hiffs nnb SenRerr ekmen.
Seps 3oHltRe, 9rettfr aHer Art, MISREPRESENTATION
Mtb ale art Rolswef sa @antfn eek5rio erss
eefektat screen. mir finh ESSENTIALS unrbereitet "a
Bdten tbelituetfe ceet enn5 smkentrahiren. ir kas
ben tetne 4nsenben eef4eut Naiinerie an,1lforIer,
urb a1ffsnltelsu unl boiien onr6 BinltIietsif ,rS
t9neae Bebienung bic 9unhi9at bee be9tf0eT
pnbtiisms - 1sraiepen Hpt - erbalttn.
prsers pon nab uah itsa nsrbsn prompt ausaefak
suerheu. sag "a zssSs 81 $780,
ilnfsre 1sytiiet1 "a IN namiktelharsr Aexstnhmr,
Mt ben 2eeQmqtips SbnRs Der N6fboiHe ans Gbotfa.
neeae gtitreaRn, nals esr Sepdnet Zeal @arA -
49, EaT1tattts EnA Sat4s
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-13
Did uur Soldiers Die for This2

To vindicate the will Of the majority and
maintain the existence of the nation the people
made every sacrifice that is in Il peoples Fower.
With an unlocked for exercise e strength the
nation put down the greatest rebellion of which
there is any record, aud then required OF the
dominant party only that it should pacify the
country and restore peace, exaeting from the
conquered merely such guarantee rs would
theoretically provide against the recurrence of
the war for practically, the nation looked upon
the defeat of the Sonth in the struggle fairly
fought out rs the hest of all guarantees for future
peace. And what did the leaders in view Of this
plain purpose? They ignored it entirely, treated
the known will of the nation with an insulting
indifference supposed to he characteristic only Of
Casarism. Between Puritan and niger was
made the bargain to give to the half civilized
slave supremacy over his former master, in order
that the political balance of this brua ignorant
and unreasoning vote might retain the Puritan
in power. That is the exact present position of
the radical party. In accomplishing its purpose
thus fur it has traded away every title OF princi-
pie it originally had from the sources of p,wer,
and has reduced the business Of government to
a grand swindle, filing high places with corrup-
ton beyond all parallel Will the people sub
init? Will they consent 20 see the principles upon
which the nation stands lradei TO and fro, be.
tween scoundrels 10 whom thu gamblers, thin
BILE Triggers and pockelbook-droppers.. Of our
streets are, by comparison, honest ealers2-
Will they see tho very heart and life OF the ma
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-13

ALL For The NEGRo.-The New York Inde-
pendent, among the ablest of Ill the Radical pa
pers in the country, is down on The time servers
OF lis party in the following strain:
eff the Republican party is not to stand for
the negroes rights. then it has no better mission
than the Democratic. Every national question:
save the question of the negro, might BE- Just as
safely trusted TO the Democratic party as to the
Republican. If, therefore, the Republican party
throw overheard the negro, we shall straightway
move to throw overheard the Republican party.
We observe, with mingled pain and Indignation,
that many conservative Republican journals, in
various Northern States, are putting forth tenta-
tive articles with view to the framing of n
Presidential issue in which the negro shall have
no place But the glory of the Republican
party will end in shame, fsuch counsvls be al
lowed"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-13
7-------------@----------
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

man sometime since was repairing gas leak, cor
ner of Sth Street and 9th Avenue New York. Hc went
into the excavation and then lit match An explosion
of the gas took place and the much burned
Dr. Tobias Venetian Linment applied freely, and
in three days the about his business in the Man.
haitian Gas Works well ever His name is Samuel
+. Waters. This is one of the wonderful made by
DR. Tobias celebrated Venetian Linimont it is not on
ly good for Burns, but for Old Sores, Bruises Chronic
Rheumatism Sore Threats, Cuts Insect stings Pains in
the Limbs, Chest and Back also internally for Collie
Cramps DarrhUa, Dysenery and Group 1t perfectly
innocent to take internally and is the best family medi-
cine in the world Orders received all Europe
for it. The most celebrated Physicians recommend i-t
never fails Dr. Tobias puts up every drop himself
Sold by all Druggists at 80 cents and 81 per Bottle De-
pot o0 Cortland Street, New YORK. nOY1b
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-13

The INSTRUMENTATION Saturday the ques-
ton came up in the House of Representatives,
at Washington, on the impeachment of President
johnson, aud was defeated by yeas 81, nays
1903. Among the prominent Republicans who
voted against the impeachment of the President,
were Messrs. Banks, Baldwin, Bingham, Blame,
Dawson Elliott, Latin, Ingersoll, Garfield, Po-
land, Spauldng, Van Wick, Woodbridge and
the four Washburns. The only member from
this State who voted for impeachment was Fran
els Thomas and nobody, we suppose, expected
any better things Of him. Of the nays, sixty
eight were Republicans and forty Democratic,
end there were twenty-one members absent or
did not vote.
From this statement it will be seen that the
Republican members were about equally divided
on the question of Impeachment, there being
eleven more Republican votes against the propo-
sition than there were for it. And SO it turns
out that the five great impeachers, Stevens, Ash
ley, Boutwell,, Butler and Kelley, had not quite
so much strength as they and their friends sup
posed they had. One thing is certain, at any
rate, and that is, this vote clearly shows that a
very large proportion of the Republican party
have determined to follow few desperate would
beleaders no longer into extremes for personal
qualification.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-13

Dun DEBT COMPARED WITH THAT OF ENGLAND.
"A Parliamentary return just issued shows
that the total amount Of the funded and unfoun-
ded national debt of the United Kingdom on the
3lst Of March last was Ell, 497, 800. The total
funded debt was f769, SAL ,oO4, involving an an
nual charge Of f25, 800, 422. The unfunded debt
amounted to t7,956, 800, of which f5,656, 800
consisted of Exchequer bills involving an AM
nuaI charge Of fl99, $780, and e., 300 900 of Ex-
chequer bonds, involving charge Of fS7, $50.
OF the Exchequer bonds f7OO, 600 mature on
the 9Th of November next, 81 10000 gu the
9th of March, 1868, and fGO0 600 on the 18th
of March, 1869. Although the national debt of
England is, in round numbers, SO, Ss7, 4S9, O2O,
while that OF the United States, on the lst of
the present month, was (ess cash in the Treas
ury, only ST. 492, 1888, 2G5; the annual charge for
interest is much heavier on the latter, owing 10
the British funded debt bearing three per cent,
while ours carries double that rate.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-13
The Circuit Court,

The Circuit Court for Hartford county is still
in session, Judge Bateman presiding. This
Court commenced its session on the 25th day OF
November, and Baltimore county Court on the
I'd day Of December, so that since the first week
of the term none except the resident Judge have
been present, Judges Grason aud Yellott being
engaged in Baltimore county. There has been
an unusual amount OF criminal business for the
Court this session, among which were several
very important cases. During the present week
the Court has been engaged since Tuesday in the
trial Of q man named Pidner, charged with the
murder of his own child. This case may posi-
bly, be finished to-day, as it is expected that the
counsel will 90 before the jury this morning
1t has excited considerable interest and has been
managed with much ability and legal skill by
Galloway, Rutledge and Raitt, for the State, and
Stump Thomas and Maynader, for the defence.
Besides the case now on trial, there is yet nnoth-
or murder case to be tried, as well as several
others of minor Importance. The Grand JUICY
found quite large number of indictments and
presentments, and as is not very common, most
of the persons against whom presentments were
found were in Jail at the finding. 1t has always
been the practice in this county to clear the
county Jail as nearly as possible at each term of
the court, and if this practice is adhered to- this
session, the court must run into next week and
may last we'll through the same. For the last
few years the criminal business Of our ,ourt, par
ticularly for high grades of offence, fell off and
became usually light, and therefore the hope was
expressed, and the belief entertained, that crime
was dying out in our midst. But If the present
condition of the Jail, and the number of boarders
which crowd Sheriff Young's apartments are an
indication of anything, we fear that it may be
taken as an indication of the increase in the num-
Der of viola!ors of law.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-13
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

FLoUR.-super, $4,000; Extra SlO@1O5O. City
Mills Super, So00@95g; Extra sio.oO@l2Oo; Fam
lily sl2Gl 80; High Grades Sl4.O0d150O; Western s.
glO5O; Rye Flour 7.50sS 0O Corn Meal, S6OO@G25 per
Dbl. Buckwheat Flour -. SOFAS. 90 per hundred
GRMN-Wheat, fair S925lg23S; prime S2.4j@ $50 info
prime yellow sIl5@l2O. New 90G1l5 Oats $500
TO- Rye Sl.45@l.60.
GuANos-Peruvian, $50 in gold u ton; Mexican, $50
$l5dS55
HAy-Balcd sls@s25 q ton. Straw s1s62o
sEEps-Clover Seed S7.5O@S.00; Timothy do, $2.500
2T5 Flaxseed, Sl.25lo,2 So
WooL-Unwashed 22@24c.; washed, 32@34c; common
fleece, 22GD35c
PRovIsIoNs-Bacon sides 14l5dll5c; shoulders lls<9
12c.; hams, TgiSc Lard 12(l1315c
sLr.-Fine S8i0@320 per sack ground alum, $2l5
9220; bulk, 10000 q bushel.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-13

THE TORNADO ON THE RIO GRANpE. Further
details Of this terrible disaster continually reach
US Only one house is left standing in Santa
Cr"n, l,soo i'vurve aud j".oie IN ru;ne at
Matamoras. Bagdad is entirely washed away.
GAINESVILLE is reduced to three houses On the
site OF BRACES only four damaged buildings are
still standing. The people have saved nothing.
At the least calculation, 5000 families are left in
utter restitution. Tbe.number of lives lost can
not be estimated, for many were athletic reach the
sand-hills end are constantly re-sppeariug-
Near Bagdad, policeman was found in the
bushes, still alive though he bad remained two
days in the water without food, The dcstruc-
ton was caused partly by the tornado, and part
~ by the waters of the river
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-13

TIDE WATER CANAL-For the week ending
December It'll, there were towed from the outlet
lock, at EIavre de Grace, lOs boats, as follows
To Baltimore, "a boats, loaded with lumber,
coal, lime, bark, &c. to Philadelphia and Della
ware City, 20 boats, with lumber. coal, &c; to
Spesula Island, 3 boats, with coal to Mana
yunk Pulp Works, boats with poplar wood
for paper, and to other points boats, variously
loaded and for the same week there were UNI
loaded at Havre de Grace, l6 boats MS follows
At Williams wharf, 2 boats at Simmons
wharf, II boats, and at the wharf of Boyd and
Hilles, 8 boats. Arrivals during the week, 1874
boats, and departures, lOs boats.
Our Havre de Grace correspondent says: 1.-THE
principal part of the boatmen bound up the ca
nal have made their last trips for the season, and
some few of them decline to venture above this
point with their boats, for fear ofbeing caught in
the ice before reaching home and have left their
boats at this place until the opening Of spring"
From present appearances navigation on the up
per part Of the Chesapeake Bay, as well as on the
canal, will also close.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-13
TsE WILMINGToN CoMMERclAL.-The Dali

TsE WILMINGTON CoMMERciAL.--The Daily
Commercial, published at Wilmington, Delaware,
comes to us much enlarged and otherwise great
ly improved. This looks like prosperity. and we
wish our contemporary much success, in a pecu-
mary point of view. The Commercial has al
ways been spirited and well conducted jour-
nal, and deserves we'll of its party. Politically
it is radically Republican, and never fails to
adopt the doctrines of the most extreme mem.
bcrs of its party, yet with all this, it is very
respectable daily, and has latterly given very
good evidence that it is well supported. We
will not take this back, as the Commercial did
small compliment paid the Ayis g. i"telligencer
last summer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-13

The NATIVE VIRGlNIAN.-The Viryinian is
published every Friday, by Bagby & Stoter, at
Orange Court House, Virginia. 1t is a seven
column paper well printed and ably edited, and
those Of our people who want frst-class South
ern weekly cannot do better than to send for the
Native Vuyinian. Most of our readers will re-
collect the editor, when we inform them that he
is the same who delivered the celebrated "Bacon
and Greens" lecture in this town, last summer
Dr. Bagby in an able writer, and cannot fail to
make the Viryinian valuable and interesting
paper. We wish il abundant success.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-13
Consumption Durable by
DIR. Schenck's Medicines

ToCURE CONSUMPTION, the system must BE- pre-
l. pared % that the lungs will heal To accoinrl lsh
tins, the liver and stomach must first be ceansed aud
an appetite created for good wholesome ood which by
these medicines wi he dgesttd properly, and good
healthy b"d mad inns building up the constitutions.
SCHENtK's MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the SION
oh OF all billnns or mucous accuuluaiions and, by
using III" Sea Weed Tonic in connection, the appel e
Il re- tired
St'HENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is nutritious as
well as medicinal, and by using the three remedies all
impurities are expelled from The system, und good,
wholesome blood made which will repel ali disease II
patients will take these medicines according drec-
TONS, Consumption very frequently IN its last stage yields
readily 10 their action. Take The pills frequently. to
cleanse the liver and stomach II does follow that
because Tie bowels are not cOstive they required
foi sometimes in darrhGl they are necessary. The
siomach must he kept healthy, and appetite created
to allow the Plmonc Syrup TO act upon the respiratory
orgaus properly and allay irritation Then all Tint
Is required TO perform permanent cure s to prevent
t,kng cold. Exercise about the much rs possi-
BILE, g all the richest Ood-fat meat, game, in fact,
any hing The appetilecaves; but be particular
cat well, nuv9- lynn (OPL %
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-13

PITTsBURG MUNICIPAL ELECTION -PMsburg,
Dec. l0.-Unusual interest was manifested in
the municipal election held here to-day. The
labor reform and peoples candidates for mayor,
treasurer, comptroller and city attorney were
elected by large majorities, approximaiing TO
5000 over the republican nominees. The result
is unprecedented, and causes great excitement.
A band IS now serenading Mr. Blackmorc, the
successful candidate for mayor
John McCargo, comptroller and republican
candidate for reelection died this afternoon, of
his residence.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-13

1t is more than likely that the present proper.
ton between the two races has materially
changed since the general census was taken, so
that in these States the whites ou,nurnbered the
negroes to a much greater degree than they did
in 1860.
Such are the facts regarding the sentiment of
four Northern States in reference TO negro suf-
fraGe. If they, with total white male popula-
ton offuly two millions, are unwilling 10 per-
nit some thirty thousand negroes within their
limits 10 vote, on what principle are we to ac-
count for the fact that so many republicans in
sist that negroes in all the Southern States shall
vote when the latter are nearly equal in numbers
TO The white?-N. Y. World.