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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30
PRECAUTIONARY MEDICATION.

tho importance of protective medication were moro
generally appreciated, mortuary statistics would
SHOW wonderful decrease in the number of fatal
results Of disease Millions OF people crowded togeth
in districts where they constantly exposed to the
masmatic virus which produces Ague, Jaundice Fever
and Ague, and kindred complaints; and millions more
continually visiting or travelling through those parts
of the country whore hrie diseases nfest the entire
mosphere for miles in every direction These classes
enrironed with danger which cannot DO oyoestima-
MIsIILER'5 HERB BTTTERs, which, is the only real
safeguard for untoned stomach delicate nervous
system; the only Certifying agent against maarops
disorders, that viii effect permanent and ecaco,s
where disease has already fastened itself upon its
victim 1t is an inalible cure and is highly valued in
all Fever and Aguc districts. Sold everywhere.
CO "Down with the tyragt' of ignorance that indu-
ces you to pauonZe worthless dyes and pomatum.
Qard1 Only "Rarretts Vegetable Hair Restorative
finds favor wherever is used That is the preparation
to which sver medal" awarded 1.-THE N. IL State
Fair in lSG6--LoHiSpiUs Jo,ti7,al -l a++ at!1 gl
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

NORTH CAROLINA CANvAss.-The politi
cal canvass in North Carolina is being yigor
ously contested Both parties have full cleo.
toral tickets in the field, and both parties are
confident of carrying the State The Demo
cratic electoral ticket are all cnfranchised
white citizens, and natives of the State, while
the Republican electoral ticket is composed
of Byron Latin, of New York, A. Ii. Gallo.
way, mulatto, and the balance native North
Carolinians. The Republican Congressional
ticket has on it David Heaton, of Wisconsin,
and j. I. Devices, of Indiana. The rest Of
the ticket are said to be natives On the
other hand, the Democratic congressional
ticket is composed entirely ofnative citizens
Of the State
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

NuE GREAT NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL, HOR-
Il iTICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEwSPAPER-Tho
RURAL AMERICAN, published in the city of New
York, Is now the LARGEST and MOST ELEGANT paper
Of Its class in the United States Price S15n year 10
copies S250 20copes $40, only one dollar ycar
Every subscrber in clubs at sl5o will receive
frcopackage Of EARLY ROSE POT AToES, selling al $40
pef b,ishe post paid worth 25 The RURAL AMERICAN
is everywhere admitted to bethe BEST CHEAPEST md
the most PRACTICAL farmers and fruit growers paper
in thiscountry Its editor i-cefis old farmer and
fruit grower Of FORTY YEARS experience The pub
LEGATION. of this paper WAS removed in June last from
Utica N. Y, TO New York City and tho Editorial and
Business Office to New Brunswick, ~ j., (near New
YDrls9 where its proprietor owns farm within the
City limits of l22ecrcs worth $pp000 and also has
large cash capital ensure permanently 10 his puhlicn,
worry liberal compensation. Samples Of paper bank
sen''scrirtion lists &C., frer tlrcss tn MINER Nav
D ruifs xiek New jersey 1rA 9Tou Nf' nfs7N
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

rB- The Columbia 6 Port Deposit r. r.
is advancing The track is laid to Rock Run,
and the bed of the road pretty nearly COM
pleted for the cross ties up to, where the juno
The railroad runs in dangerous proximity to
the countyroad from Rock Run for about
three-fourths of a mile toward RowIandsville
AT one point short distance above the site
ofthe river bridge, tho two roads run side
and side, the railroad being several feet below
the surface of the county road, the latter
forming shelf some 10 feet wide, which is
walled in by the prccipitous rock that rises
abruptly from the bed of the county road
having been blown away to make passage
round the point for the road.-Ceca Demo
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30
: RESOLUTIONS.
UNIVERSITY OF yiReIsIA,

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Oct. 18th, 1868
Az meeting of the Washington Literary Society, Of
the unyersityot Virginia. held in the Hall of said So
eety tho following preamble and resolutions were unan-
imously adopted -.-r,---,t -.tl- %
n, o Joy Of our Reunion has been diluted with
the bitter chalice of sorrow, aud while we gather
round the altar of our organization to meet
and greet each other wearc caeto look upon vacant
chair and search in vain for familiar face. We
startled by the painful announcement that the hand of
death has dealt blow amid our ranks and has stricken
down awell-beloyed brother . %
A brother who, when We were. last assembled here
was rejoicing In the bright picture which spread out be-
fore him he stood upon the threshold of strong young
manhood and, with heart buoyed up by the whisper
inga Of hope locked ont upon ;he Future With Tranquil
eye and unshaken resolution. Now he has gone from
forever tho noble heurt Inns ceased to ieat the
flashing eye is closed nholast long Sleep the cold
cods Of the valley press heavily upon the corpse that
three short months ago full Of lusy life and the
hand of nature has spread her grassy mantle that
pale sleeper in the silent realms Of DEATH Therefore be
II RESOLVED, That The Washington Society has heard
with deep and unfaeoted the melancholy intel
gonce Of the death ofWalter B. sappiugton of Darling
ton, Maryland, -.,S ..,.,.... rr.-.r- Ram 81
RESOLVED, That while we bow in meek submission 10
this affecting dspensaon and would not murmur at the
will OF Him "who doeth whatsoever seemeth to Him
good" yet would express our deep regret that
whose short life foreshadowed such brilliant future Of
honor worth and usefulness should have been titus early
stricken down in his youthful prime. And the Wash
ngton Society as she bends in sorrow DER the tomb Of
her departed and weeps with those who bow beneath
the weight OF parental grief would proclaim the tics
which bound her to the dead, and pay the tribute Of
her voice 10 the memory im whose many virtues won
her esteem and hye whose youthful Intellect gave rich
prompse Of radiant manhood and whose character
the embodiment Of all that was noble, generous and
true. pa 'f.-+-'t'-
l. RESOLVED That tender to the family and friends of
the deceased the of deep and sym.
PATTY in this dark hour OF their sad bereavement offer
ing them the consolation which mis- gentle c, the
ory Of his virtue aud the purity Of bis character have
bequoated rich legacy to those who mourn his loss
RESOLVED That these resolutions he spread upon the
records of this Society anda copy forwarded to the FAM
lily of the deceased. i, %, p -a ar-.- rrtf Ti
RESOLVED That copies be 70 warded TO tho Bel Air
As and the Charlottesville Chronicle with the request
that they be published. i5 y-H4a.Ci.G EST ilT
SAMUEL MCKINNEY ofTenp,) ...s,.
lI- RICHARD BAYNE, Of Nd SC0mnittee
Ian If,,J s. M. WYNN, Of Georgia. - 1910
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

GBr We learn that the Rev. j. H. d. Wing
field, of Petersburg, Va, who in June last
declined a call to the rectorship of the Church
of the Holy Saviour, in New York city, at n
salary of $4,000, has received another call
to the same church, and still greater pecuni-
airy inducements offered. This second invi-
tation, we understand, has also been declined.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

SIDEwALKs.-Through the enterprise of
some of our citizens, substantial plank walk
has been made on Office street, opposite the
Court House, and, also one on Green street,
from Bond street UP to Main, These side
walks, we arc sure, win be duly appreciated
by pedestrians, when our streets become mud
dy or sloppy, and the originators of the i'm
proyements certainly deserve the thanks of
their fellow townsmen 23 + ~ .--'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

( CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS TO TAKE
PLAcE.-Elections are yet TO take place in
twenty five States for members Of the Forty
first or next Congress. Below will be found
q list of the States yet to vote, with the days
on which the election is held in each, togeth-
or with the political complexion of the rep.
resentatives from each State, in the present
or Foltieth Congress
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

y TIDE WATER CANAL. For the week end
ing on Monday, the 26th inst, there were
1towed from the outlet lock at Havrede Grace,
t02 boats, as follows: To Baltimore, So boats,
carrying coal, lumber, ice, &C., TO Philade-
.phia, SO boats, carrying coal, lumber, wood,
lime, &C.; to Spesutia boats, loaded with
coal, and to other points z boats loaded with
coal, lumber, ore, &c. Besides these, there
were unloaded at Havre de Grace 81 boats,
Arrivals 1888 and departures 102 boats- iaa.'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

TONI in Forllelh Con.,.....,lT6 !. II 50
Virginia S) Mississippi 90 and Texas az are
not represented in the Fortieth Congress-
The whole number of States are entitled to
243 representatives. .i4 81
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

A8 ELECTION IN BALTIMORE On Wednesday
an election was held in Baltimore for mem
bers ofthe first branch of the City Council
AL the regularly nominated Democrats were
elected. The vote was small the total vote
being 1908 of which Is, 345 were cast for the
Democratic candidates, 1928 for the Repub-
licans, $50 for independent Democrats, and
there were about 100 scattering votes.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30
BOOK AGENTS

Are meeting with rare success in selling Sir g. w
Bakers Explorations and Adventures among tho Nile
Tributaries Of AbySlnia to which is now added an ac-
count of the release Of English Subjects and the career
OF the latc Emperor Theodore. No book is received
or fully combines thrilling interest with solid in.
structfon Agents, male and female sell IL rapidly
IAN amrabIe record Of scientific exploitation gcoeraph
zeal discovery, and personal adventuTeN T. Tribune
ut Is issued In avery attractive form, and enter
tanning as nce"-Boston Journal. Full particr.
lara sent application to o. d. CASE co. Publishers
Hartford, Conn. r5ltt D1s5iFE -et'a'f, avR.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30
ATrA1Rg AT HAvRE DE GRAcE.-The

AFFAIRS AT HAvRE DE GRACE.-The
Hayre R,pudlican say:
= The Fairand Festival which has been hold
ing for the benefit of the Catholic Church at
this place, came to close on Tuesday last
We understand that it was very successful
AVERY pretty gold-headed cane, costing about
thirty dollars was put upto I'D voted for, to
be presented 10 the Reverend getting the larg-
est number Of votes. Rev, DR.. Martin re
ceived the cane, which brought the nice sum
Of $138.
We are glad TO. notice that improvements
are making all thet time in Havre deGraee.-,
Mr. T, Lamplugh is erecting fine store
house, on Washington ST., 20 x 30zfaet.---
Near Mr.. Lamplugh's building, Mr.. Charshee
has ameat house in process of construction.
It's in locality whorei it is most sure to pros
per, for that part of the town is so remote
from the town markets, that it will be an acI
commodation to a large proportion of the
citizens of the town TO have amarket near 10
their doors. .., ..,tlf,z -sE Al u ~ Y
Rev; T, L. Poulson preached two sermons
here on Sunday to large audiences I'd uusN
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN has been nomi-
mated in the fifth Congressional district of
New York, as a candidate for Congress Mr.
Train is now in jail in Dublin, ireland, for
debt. A committee has written him to pay
his debts and come home at once. He re-
plies that the money has been refused and
hislimprisonment is purely political; butthat
his election to Congress would facilitate his
release. and ensure immediate liberation of
all our Irish American citizens who are still
lying in British bastiles s.-. r.rr...g .
There are three candidates for Congress in
the 9TH district, viz, George Francis Train,
John Mor1issey and Horace Greeley.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

"a OUTRAGE Monday afternoon, a bru-
tai outrage was committed upon a respecta-
bic colored woman living in this neighbor-
hood. 1t appears that she was on her way
home, and while walking along The public
road leading from Bel Air to Thomas Run
was seized by negro man and shamefully
abused. The wretch then fled, and as The
woman failed to recognize him, it is not pro-
bable that he will be caught. ,lGr.sM"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

ACoUITTED-In the case of John Carroll,
on trial last week in the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county, for the shooting of Michael
Doyle, the jury, on Friday, after an absence
of fifteen minutes, returned a verdict of not
guilty, and the prisoner was discharged. The
case was ably argued by VIM. s. Keech and
VIM P. Preston, Esqs, for the State, and R.
s. Cuttings and A, D. Mackintosh, Esqs, for
the defence ~ e, '- -.-.-. f-,,-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30

GEORGIA PoLITIes.-Sasanadh, Georgia,
Oct 27.--There was large negro radical
meeting in the Courthouse Square this after
noon Several white leaders were on the stand.
Speeches of both whites and blacks were of a
threatening and incendiary character. One
colored speaker threatened fearful retribution
upon the democrats when Grant was elected.
He said the right of his race to vote was OBJ
tanned by revolution, and It would take a
blooder revolution to take it from them.-
The colored people would be w-abiding
and peaceful citizens if they may, but devil
ish, fighting, burning citizens if they MUST
Many whites were present as spectators
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-30
|. .es- We take the following items from the
Wrightsyille Star: .,,+ .NN

Wrightsville Stdr:., I'D M s.not N
TIE B,4dge--This structure is rapidly ap-
preaching the York County shore. q But three
spans remain TO be erected. The masons are
busily engagedi in constructing the abutment
on this side, which will be in readiness for
the wood work, in about ten days. we learn
that it is the intention ofthe company to for
bid all travel on the bridge, as long as the
river is open, and the feIry-boat can make
the regular trips q a-I lLA
Coal dealers are as busy as beavers in
supplying orders. The recent touch of cold
weather has infused freshened activity in this
branch of trade. The consumption of coal
and close of navigation will doubtless cause
an advance in price, and the wise would do
well to provide against such contingencies.