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LuUAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

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General Jincs \. Lpny.rreet ha. been
'pp intcd Surveyor Of the port Of New Oricsn.
Gen. Lonxstreet was ono Of the abIe.t ii the
rebel Generals, and among the 6rst to accept
the situation. and 10 g in heartily for the
Unica. acknowledging his defeat aud the elem.
ency Of the General Cover umeut, in it, DIAL.
ings with the South.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

LiFH AND Ertsg TVS pF Part. ny toNX-
n&AER N\p iIoN Sos -.h.- ,JrN deceived. 4
occupies thn hr'. rtl> auIuI tIr ia "a .u r5n.
iH'ntlnn' ~ Hhltc-l u ,rtut.. Thc au,Hu,>
We en'ncHfiy dt.i lar jh.ic worA d. 4 rro.
Iound an,! accurate ku1wlcIs, uf o. iru.h liz.
AMI manners. and c>pes .l., nf thr tim-.. tac
hn=n. The literature lnI the rrlI III /. aul plu.-
o'ophie~ u TIE &c 81 w.isl they write.
They pro.eCItc III wjrk with a n-of,-,uJ
reverence for the Huihjriv Of the Bf,,.r. au.i d,
thorough irprc atijn u the ~. -ilua.ity ortle
religion u n r:Ir-, Al yet Mt ID th. interest
u any sect " rtilgiJn, Or system III tArnlo.,.
Their WORK : pcrtetf mI;leil. Of I.-..
II not only clears up many oh, .urc pas.,.,,..
n the writing, Of Paul. hut throw, i fI,nd u
l'Sht upon ~. wonleriul cltrae.cr an r.,r,r-
anal also upon the his Dry Of the primitive
Chuich in the age OF the Apostles. We kp,v
OF nothing that eqI.'s ia. help to M unIrr-
standing Of the with = oi IL. Ap,.lr PM
We are glad % see shat scr. ton 4 III of
II 'rtfori have issue IA. wax entire vlth 4,
valuable Preliminary Di,,erti,u b. rr,f l.. b.
con, ID. d.. Of Yale to.lcsc.
We would common this work 10 au. >nll
by subscription. ID. u. Hooper, Agent l,r
SsdSwieS anu adijoinin town.
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OUR OlsRESPO NDENr>.
WASHING Tox. -. g..
March 18Th. l>69. !

The miin aud all sb- s'bln. topic among
al cIi--es Of p'soi,lc a, present. /. the ~
constructed Cabinri OF President Grant.
Every body talk, about IL. and il /. genet :
ally endorse an excellent combination
excerpt 10y ti, DenlJ-raey. giraffe Republic
can- Nho nrc Vi The oprrio that Ii uo"lo
b. mte;i iron-er had lliciresn particulli
ilvori;c- b--l hIlJrtI wi,h appoint
mcnts.
\, originally formed, the C,biac, wa,
doubtless open to serious ohjcciioas. bn
Il, ala" m .iicr nuS stand NJ ftnli eau bc
t'Iud win ANY Of thc u " Prc,ilcai's 50:
lcHi1ns. Fish Boutwell,. Cox. t.c-Urll.
iloir and Il az liza. are men vel and favor
ably An"vm froui Maine to California. and
perhaps no tx other men could have been
selected. whose record 4, - entirely free
from charge, ot WIT OF capacity. or Lack
oi political integrity.
The genuine success of Gen. Grant /.
selecting pure and ac.c,.A IL men, hi,
NOT brcn mentioned with universal apr
b.ii"n com.nen ,tifarc with the jpd aucut
and dc.icary OF h., dili -ult tax. \ d,fli-
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nave not their hosts OF cucmic-. person u
cor political. IL rise up .aln>i thcm wlh
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Ddt take the t.hinci - At present r.
modlvd. aud "oiiin. detrimental can br
alleged against either one OF the al
poiiiees. from Ne" YORK 40 purrr o.
oe'teI type vi ai II .epfoIchahIc statesman
c0t'id nave Occh seiec.e' than ii uniiiOii
tish' iroh Massachusetts no worihlrr 81
lcciio"s could have been lna.ie than
boutwell, and iloAr. the iirst OF whon j..
regarded " E"puolicanis and Democrat !.
Il, one oi. II not Tile s''iii'it>i iIAucler Ia
the lni.ed static. and The latter a. a ger
ilc.nah possessed oi the u. ne. order oI
iIirilrci among our mrsi ol legal lore.
Seirc!i the Records 81 Ran has. Cox.
'rcs"e!i aud BJrc. aul they viii b.
found vilirriy Tree from hlrini-lt or .Io. .
The la'ici although not generally known
i, conceded a gentleman. al line part. 4.
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pEupGTSr'S MONTHLY Ni,GtzGNF i justly
eilled the q LEG IL the Munthlir~." II /. the
tl # glrd. ~rtiHl sense. and praci,~i rtpr.
ml'inu, II gives away money value IL ~ tlusJ
bic flil'>izrd patterns with every issue. AMI
chhia,I~ "A mine 81 mtere-t Ia every wlutn in
- L'.llr~ Club Fab i>hsl 1T Sj} BsnII Nay.
Nj, ~ - i'sf year Stnd t. cents for -pccj-
men.
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CEN. LoSGsTREEr.

shall neve. forget the good latlIred
-p'lciIi remark IA de by rebu prisoner
ken Ia front OF I.iclim ,ni. wlIel toll 6,
one OF oar men that We si.oulI soon .n,ef
The coveted civ.
ssr." exclaimed piaer-wood.. ..you
ans must fist lone 20 up 4 long stree,
G-ong>irect.) den Climb sloncw:.u:
(>ioiewali Jack.oi) lie Z, np bi. hill,
(liii) a.d Gel we will give you hell
(Eweii). We'll. We disposed OF ;hr s.yat.
cal at Charlottesville, ami the hW in
ont Of Petersburg. but the loags.reet WA
rs>erved for !; better purpose Than Milling u
tadois grave. The nomination uf Gen
lbngsireet tor The Suryrvor.hip OF tn.
port oi Ne~ Orleans Oh F.-iday last me
with universal commentator. and will of
course. be confirmed. A. ntnly as he |.
brave Gen. Lou.st Get me. Grant after
the War and cxteidiny ni> hand. .ai,l.
General We have becu defeated; beliey-
ed was right; but now I sec the utter
folly of longer resisting the power of a
great government. aud shall tlv all In my
power to make amends Tor the past Gen.
Grant greetrd him warmly. and from thar
that moment they were friends. Nothing
seemed more interesting 10 Gen. Grant
afterwards than talking over the cvcn.- vi
Tie war with ongstreet and at such lime,
his conversation va, always animated and
Interesting. Longstreet will doubles,
make faithful government official. Iii.
appointments was an excellent one a, illus.
uxtiaS the readiness vi the Cove. ulueut
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fHr t,rftE FLNGtE.-In The Mar h mum.
h'r ~ "a" Am -~TrIn >tntN Jpurutt i. = ipur
tatl NiiI DE article BY Prot. Gnnrre on tH.
iuu: 4. t.it a. cattle. % ait tn, ra:tic ,l--
rs-,- pi,urn-rueum nj j. Ia the hong run lte
hs-t dr-t uri'e. hes.iu-c the most ii>isl"u
,pd the .ct>t itSriy o. rpu - people e. uufrri
.frii4l tpr a. m rtual -upprr.~r'n. Il" isH,H.
tt~ prr~cnrri a. husyrsrr. 10 insure fhSt thc n.
tlt % trIaiWy Of luI 'rit., li,r tht. % EbIaAl
VISIT be Its: dtHl'ci ih lsv yctr-' tl.a
E,tstnull IN ans. cn+rsrfit az III. 1Hl carr.
COO Grafton, between tlte dtf rent Sale. l..
tnr crutrHl government may. with a na,lrr.,
expenditure ntw. ~tFr nanny millions .tn. i..
tu tlc unt ,}.ttu Utusr.
IHrrr Htr i pIr-rut Ho proper ~ fra
nn go" -l,- IL Infected -IurA. amt sA a'....
yt.,rpt tt,p. uuir-s >oalr drttaf. .ua .u..
4tt a.fi % bsia>rn. thr ds-ct~r - NAr.. ft. t...
l> Wlt in % uaHy p.tri> pf thc country t...
lt-, rtl.uutuu wt,l ~ Aino~, . lnIttrr H, -
irJ-~ tbI,ty.
Il,. Editors ~ fhe ,jYaraai ortu- c&t~a- f..
tra. der .mi d'aI-r- 80 cattle. have J.. u..
s.l t,.U IL tn~r taT j. uslntnn -J;tr, i.t ......
t tAa 1tstrib 8ttfR among oIi Ftrm.f.
n...r MN Wtt at.il thrm. .lsr. d, tod, Ett. ug..
I'D -r u4 -ni tJf cnuy, Nds.-.s,
y, L, BOY Tx & Co. fuhli-tlr#.
PaTkt- bilF..- I IN der. Z. ft. .f..
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pFMpET>t'S IorNG AuEgtc ,N.--This in
tcrr>'i Juvenile lopN. briyII "a nt. AMI
-iu"y ~ ever. N a new ceIarr,i ruycr. thai
Will ail the children wlhi with delight
Amrn- ~ features arc Attc. pIztir pttthrr.
anal lnt> oi stories anil claraie.. \ IKE so'v.
Club 18TH ttfn~t ri,tprii npvrlty, 40 rt.t
sub or Der VIA loiu, II rs;eive. a bIEe
wonder The children like You've AHEHtrt
Published ~ So Rrntisvtv y. Y. $50 per-
$500" >-".i ID a,-. fpra <petimau.
Tho Msrrh num,,t- nC ..our Y,,,r-
Folks = more thn 4. no. l, Il * to 81, H..
ofany wo'k tfi t. Aind. the publishers max
th- f,ton ius liberal deg:
The Publishers % .pur Young FOX.
Nrs-r-. Firlti.. D--npd < -, nC I; Sion ap-
n"uac thrir Willingness - >tn four nunrrr,
81 tb.ir h'sHina. trnm January to AwU o.
TIM trAr, a. specimens. ." say persons who
- tii -'+4d thtH their address
W. tri-t tins Sr.y ii,.raI ulcr w,tl Bring
ihi~ frflV s.tid.tilr Magazine "a The upti.- .f
AT "tiF rttcr> anal h' tha means Of tntrpotIt.n-
1t iato all Tie ftuHiic> "Hsrr Il /. uuw ana uuNl.
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FRIEND >AwrLR.--Drar oi--rhe fnl-
ip"ia- i, ihr result u our annual town
mectni. held ia Cranberry Isle March
1T 1859.
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Eiettion of fcwu Officers &C.. ia Frank
lin To dag, MoniAy. Mar. ,5ih. 1859.
.. CIrii DplicIl. M,Itrltor.
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N"ar.. truly. and u. Th1U" e..
ofrllCSDwip.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-03-05
From The Nashville Press and 7imes
Snbtcrr0Ne .S;GshriEIe,

Some months ago we had occasion to
write at considerable length various ac-
counts of strange discoveries made in the
immediate vicinity of Nashville, and up
the banks of the Cumberland as far as
Stone River, showing conclusively enough
that this vicinity must have been the site
of once a large and magnificent city. 1t
is now generally conceded by the few
learned men among us that formerly, be-
yond the period of European records, a
mighty race dwelt ON this continent, and
that vast cities and an immense population
fiourished on the hills and plains now COW
cred with what we consider the primeval
woods. Nashville, in particular, is rich
in the remains of the mighty race. Two
days ago an adventurous student entered
the cave which is known to run under our
city, in West Nashville, near the residence
of Mr.. Hines, ON Knowles street; and hay
ing Travelled in southerly direction for
over mile, until he found himself some
where under the hill on which Fort Negley
stood, he commenced rigid exploration
of the interior of the cavern as he returned.
He found earthen vases in profusion, some
of them capacious enough to holda barrel
OF water, and of undoubted Eastern style
of construction, he also found stone cof-
fin or sarcophagus, nine feet long on the
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VOL. XIII.---NO. 10.

outside and seven feet long on the inside.
1t was laid upon natural ledge of rock,
and bore certain characters on the side of
it, which he was unable to decipher.
Within was nothing but small sprink-
ling of dust and about half inch pasty
mud. He also found regular steel knives,
with very long handles of some sort of
composite material, which he assures us is
pottery. On these the graver characters
are yet quite legible. He brought forth
from this grave of centuries several speci-
mems of his discoveries, which are no less
curious than wonderful. He is making
preparations for series Of explorations,
which he intends to extend over several
weeks. They will be undertaken with a
view of writing an exhaustive and correct
account of all the archaeological remains
which are to be found around this city.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-03-05

~ A laughable incident occurred the
other day in railroad car. Shortly after
the train had left the depot an old lady
jumped up and addressed gentleman
seated behind her, with:
"How dare your What are you at!'
The astonished gentleman replied that
he had done nothing. The lady again
seated herself, but, in few minutes arose,
full of rage and terror, and declared her
neighbor was villain and on arriving at the
next station, was about to have him arres-
ted, when luckily the cause of her agitation
was discovered in the shape of goose,
which placed in basket under the seat
occupied by the lady, had during the voy-
age, amused itself by pecking at her 'un-
derstandings." The discovery ofthe Grim
inal caused great laughter amongst the
passengers. 90
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gnEtital
st. John the Baptist.

"Art Thou the Healer that should come,
Or look we for another still -
So spake he from the dungeon gloom,
His faith was low, his hcart was chill.
The voice that cried in saintliest youth,
Repent We" to the startled throng,
The voice that ever spake the truth,
And boldly child the tyiant's wrong
The voice that owned, 81 am not IIe;"
"Why contest Thon to Jorian's flood,
need to be baptized Of Thee
"Behold the atoning Lamb of God
Now murnurs faint and half u'crcome,
With brooding or triumphant III,
"Art Thou the Healer that should come,
Or look We for another stilli"
The Saviour heard His servants PRAYER.
Then turned Him to His daily task:
The two disciples wondering there
Unconscious leain tho truth they AJAX.
Foul spirits fed the shudtlering frame:
The blind man knew His voice and saw;
Up rose the palsed and the lame:
The deaf ear heard His Ephpatha;
The leper from his bonds lie freed:
The dead lie raised to life once more:
Aud mightIbr yet, the Christ indeed,
He preached the Gospel to the poor.
Then TO the messenger alone
He spake-and spake no other word
Go back and show my servant John
What ye this day have soon and heard"
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Valuable Hotel Property

IN BEL AIR, Md,
AT. PRTVATE SALE
TNl1E subscriber offers for sale the valuable Flo.
L tel Property, situated in Bel Air, Hartford
Co., Nd, and known as
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
being the same property occupied by the late
William Richardson, and now in the occupancy
of R. N. Hanna, Esq.
The House is large and conveniently arranged
and capable of accommodating large number
of guests.
There is also on the property Stone Stable with
capacity for 80 head of horses. Also fine Ice
House, and every outbuilding necessary for 9
first class Hotel.
The property contains about
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-03-05

fY- An editor never leaves any money
at home for fear of fire, and never carries
any with him, for fear of robbers, nor de-
posts it in bank for fear of specializing Of
ficials. His money is generally in the
hands ofhis subscribers.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-03-05
MOORE & NORRIS.
OROIDE GOLD WATCHES,

'IE works Of those Watches, like the works Of all
Il our Watches, are imported from England and from
Switzerland. The cases made Of metal closely
resembling gold, both in density and color that the
most skiltu jewellers dctet the difference They
retain their brancy long gold They are ewelled
aud well finished, and taken altogether present the
same appearance as a Gold Watch worth 500. Price
Sl2 each two Watches for ST. We the only dealers
in New York who charge less than SIS for the Genuine
Oroide Patent Lever Hunting Case Watches. They are
well regulated before being sent out. Each Watch is
accompanied with written guarantee that it will keep
correct time for years. Previous September last
we invariably charged $15 and SIS to citizens coming in
to our store and they had abundant opportunities for
examining them.
Beautiful and well finished Chains of the same metal
at g. So s. So So each Wholesale price 80 per cent
of.
SPLENDID INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
The cheapest way to procure Watch is for a number
of gentlemen to club together In this case we will for
ward Watches the following terms:
Two Watches for S22 90; Three Watches for S31 %;
-Four Watches for $500; Six Watches 81; Ten Watches
for $500; Twelve Watches $1,000
No other house in the United States offers watches
at 80 low price, aud enabled do this because
we import our own watch movements, and iacture
our Moreover, all watches are good time
keepers We send out but those which have been
tested by our workncn for considerable length time
Take notice, that other Watch Companies offer only
seven of the same kind of watches for 800.
DALEY 4 Co,
janl5 us Fulton St. N. Y.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-03-05

tY- Somebody says, "a wife should be
like a roasted lamb-tender and nicely
dressed" A scamp adds, land without
any sauce"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-03-05

Road Examiners Notice.
THE undersigned Examiners appointed by
/ County Commissioners for Hartford county,
will meet on the ground,
On TUESDAY, March lGM, 1869,
Alto o'clock, A. ~,
to ascertain and determine whether the public
convenience requires public road to be opened
at or near the month of Roysten McClungs lane,
and running through the lands of Curtis Sitter
and Elijah NJ. Stanshury, to the public road
leading from Flies saw mill to the Pennsyl-
vania line, near the residence Of William Amos,
Of James.
VIM T. CLARK,
CALEB WRIGHT,
N. II. NELSON,
febl2 Examiners.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-03-05

THE LANGUAGE OF CoLoRs.-The phal-
AMSTERDAM school, Fourier's disciples, arc
the most precise and positive in their opin-
ions. They hold that violet is analogous
to friendship, blue to love, as suggested by
blue eyes and the azure sky. A bunch of
violets would, therefore, tell lady's sutton
that friendship is all he has a right to ex-
pect. Yellow is paternity or maternity it
is the yellow ray of the spectrum which
causes the germ to shoot. Red figures ambi-
ton wide the planet Mars); indigo the spirit
of rivalry; green love of change, fickleness,
also work; orange, enthusiasm; white,
unity, universally; black, favoritism, the
influence exerted by an individual Ger
tain persons have the gift of fascinating
all who approach them and black, which
absorbs all the rays of the spectrum, is the
reverse Of white, which combines them in
one. Beside the seven primitive colors,
gray indicates poverty; brown, prudery !;
pink, modesty; semi-white, feeble Of friend
ship, contempt; lilac (semi-violet), feeble
friendship; pale pink, false shame, &C.
AU the Year Round. ...
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-03-05

ew- An exchange in speaking of the
magical strains of hand organ says:
when he played old Dog Tray VIC
noticed eleven purps sitting in front of the
machine on their launches, brushing the
tears from their eyes with their fore paws
s "Leave you, my friend" said tip
sy fellow clinging to lamp post on dark
night; I''leave you in condition not to
take caro- of yourself (hic) never"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-03-05
Eighteen Acres

the portion cultivated being highly improved.
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Der, on the premises.
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to use ii the coming Spring. Yours Truly,
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MEssEs. q. =. MERRYNAN& Co.:
GENTLEMEN -1apped the Raw Bone Phosphate pur-
chased of last spring my side by side with
one of the most popular and expensive fertilizers in tho
market, and could see no difference; yours fully
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OF II the latter part of September, and at this time
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BowLErs QUARTER, BALTIC. Co., Nd, Nov aI-t, 1868.
MEssRs. o. p. MERRysAN 4 Co.:
GENTLEMEN The Raw Bone Phosphate bought Of
you last SPRING applied by the sidc of Pervi-
an Gnano in equal quantities, and IL there differ
enco at ALL it in favor of the Phosphate. My corn
crop was excellent applied it also upon Oats and
Potatoes with the most satisfactory results. / prefer
it decidedly Peruvian Guano from the fact that whilst
the Guano spends itself upon the growing Crop the ef
ects Of the Phosphate be strongly in tho crops
following. Some that applied Potatoes by the side
of Fish Manure, madea splendid yield, the Fish turn
ing out abundant crop of Vines the Phosphate tho
Potatoes. have used it this fall upon my Wheat, and
at this time ii looks well as / could desire.
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