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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-17

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shall take effect from the date of its passage.
e.s ~. L9Te{g, CHAPTER l49. 4aai!su1 oqa aas
AN ACT to amend article twenty -six of the Pub
lie General Laws of this State relating to cor
porations by adding thereto certain additional
sections providing for the formation of corpo-
rations engaged in the business of obtaining
oil by boring or otherwise, on and upon lands
lying within this State, or beyond the limits
thereof. s Il, a.5u.go9 orb le 7ua.l8W 9di ~
Section l.. BE IL enacted byMe General ASSEM-
blyof Moryland, That the, provisions of Article
twenty-six of Public General Laws of this State,
from section forty tosection sixty-seyen both in
elusive, shall extend and he applicable TO all
cases where five or more free white persons, a
majority of whom are, citizens of this State, may
desire to form q company for the purpose oficar-
rying on the business of obtaining oil by boring
or otherwise in and upon any lands, whether
lying within this State or beyond the limits of
this State, or partly within and partly beyond
the limits OF this State; provided, that no COM
pany incorporated under this additional section
shall hold more than three thousand acres Of
land at any one timc and thai the capital stock
of such company shall not exceed the sum limited
by section sixty-eight of Article twenty-sx afore-
said as the amount of capital stock therein per-
mitted to be held by corporations formed under
the provisions of said Article twenty-six for mi
ming purposes; and provided also, that the
number Of Trustees, Directors or Managers of
such company shall not be less than four nor
more than sixteen, and that lands as well as mo-
ney may be considered as payment of any part
of the capital stock of said company, and tho
presence in person or by proxy of the majority
in interest of the stockholders shall be necessary
to form quorum for business at any meeting
Of stockholders and provided also, that the,
principal Office Of any company or corpora
ton, formed under and by virtue of the provisions
Of this act, shall be located within the limits of
this State, and all meetings of the Directors and
stockholders of such corporation shall be held
within the limits of this State. 4, ss,s7 hid #.
Sec. 2. Be it further eaaclcd, That this act
shall take effect from tic nassane
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-17

hiss "a sioocHAPTER1 ll3.t 10 tlogqns 81
N,ACT ia, repeal and amend the eighty76rst ar
ticle OF ths Code Of Public General Laws re-
iaiing to Revenue and Taxes, l,,,,op IA
Secti6n1. Be Il enacted bythe General Assembly
MARYLAND 9That the sixth section Of the eighty
II article OF the Code of Public General Laws,
land the sameis hereby repealed, and the fol-
wing section enacted in lieu thereof. u % bi
Sec. g. The County Commissioners of the sew
al counties in this State, are hereby directed 70
rike from their respective assessment books all
ave property of every, description and class
sretOiore assessed according TO law, and in fu-
lFes0o ia res Of any kind shall ODE levied on the
,sessedi value Of said slaves nothing however in
lis section Is intended to release taxes levied on
aves "a property, prior to the first day OF Mo-
ember, eighteen hundred and slxtytoar, OF te
lierleFe 10 any way with the COLLECTION thereeI
Sec. 3. AID Be Il enacted, That this act shall
Ike effect from Tie date Of its passage orb gao
lioeqsoI CHAPTER i1l4o1q q o1oali'a
\ Act to repeat The tenth section Of article
sIeved OF the C0de Of Public General Laws re,
hfshg 10 s6ath OF Attorneys, and other prac'
titl6nkfs iof lave and to enact substitute
tltRgef0tgsR9sT Sdi o! e1omasd 20 t3i3
Sztio1 ilhmBsla enacted by the Geasrat Idssehr
ly.Qf xEtglgnd That the tenth section OF iAril
lie eleven OF the Code of Public General Laws
el8ting 70 the oath Of attorneys and other prac
itfoners Uf laW, be and the same is hereby re-
,eaied, aid Iat he following be and, the sam same
ierebf is enacted IS substitute therefor: h III
ID. Every Attorney or other practitioner Of law
hall II open court, take and subscribe the fol
owing oath Oh Affirmation :-sT do solenrly
wear Tor affirm IS the case may be) that vii
Il All times dslnean myself fairly and hohorabl !!
q an attorney and practitioner of law, that wi
.nn5oFs the Constellation and Laws thereof, am
lhatI viii bear true Allegiance to the United State
md support PfossGtsRa assad ths Constitution
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-17
CHAPTER 1876.

AN ACT to provide for regulating the, relation
+ of Creditor and Debtor between the State and
: the Susquehanna and Tide Water Canal Com
nanies
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23
uUNrSilI.tE.

The farmers have made the best
they conll oI the present sugar sea.
son, bat few have mate more than
they will want for family use. Some
are finding ready sale in the store,
at 80 cents per loand.
Juhnson u Son arc opening up
their spring stock OF goods. Iftheir
prices are as hieh IA thc mud is
deep, through which they Lal to
haul them from Winchester here,
we would advise their customers to
bring "that lig ocket lcok' along,
when they Genre 10 tradc. lut they
need not be alarmed, Tor gold i, Gown,
anil no doul II the prices oil gools
are lever in llunts,ille
There is more sickness in some
portions Of this and some ol the adj
joining townships than has lecn
known before by the Oldest physician,
in the last twenty yeais. IN the
months of February anl March
MuwpS. measles, scarlet fever. and
som" typhoid fever are the prevailing
diseases. Some six miles sOntll
there has been - many n six Inter
ments in week. from the ravngcs
of scarlet fever. There were two in
tcrments he-e last wcck--a child of
Fletcher Hunt. and son OF Edward
Butlcr-'Ec latter Young man
ahout nineteen years of age. who re-
Spon'led to the last call of the Prcsi-
dent for volunteers. while living ut
Indianapolis waiting for the l41th to
he organized, was taken with mumps.
came home. was attacked with ty-
phoih fever, which proved fatal.
From present Indications there
will he lieLt crop of wheat in this
part OF the county. Think the fruit
Is not injured much IKE
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23
fvl lh, Journal.
WtSiIINGTON TOW WNSlIIP.

Timothy IIinshow. who lives on
the Richmond road near Snow Hill.
is just about completing Il very lnc
farm housc. Timothy has one son
in the service, battling for tho Union,
under the stars aud stripes
Schools are nearly all closed in this
township \ ll"g-ton closed last
week; Anderson is Il good teacher,
and had a gool school To- teach.
The Western fever still attacks.
there being new eases here every
week Aaron Frazer and Zebulon
Edwards want 10 goio Missouri
Joel Bales. formerly OF the 10Th
Indiana, had sale on the 18th inst
lie goes To Minnesota Joel WAS a
good soldier and should 30 where he
can do the best The township will
feel loss in all OF them, far Frazer
was one OF our hc>t qualified teach
ers. aul Edwards and Bales excel
Lent citizens
John L. Hunts family has been
very sick.
The wheat crop here IS regarded
rs rather good. at tie presrntiime. .hui
many eXl rcSS fears that il will not l.,
as good as last wear, but upon being
Questioned, their fears amount &c
this, that we seldom have two good
crops in succession. Owens. Moore
Longeneeker and Gordon. have al
good wheat This whca, was sowc,
very early. Every man that SOW.
his grain carly generally gets good
= wheat
4 number have examined ,leil
cherry trees. and some say thcil
cherries are killed. while others sa,
they are not ! believe those that
bloom out the earliest are killed, and
those that do not bloom out so early
are vet alive; then Of course the carly
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

LIEUT.. Col. a. r. Mock. OF the
9th Illinois Cavalry is now on a visit
10 his friends in this County. He
has hecn on The recruiting service for
one month in Illinois. and has re-
cruite'l five hundred men. Tie Col
onel Is looking well lie went out
as private, anil has gone up hy reg
ular promotion from Second Lieuten.
ant 10 his present position. and j.
highly respected IS an officer. We
we're glad to meet him and take him
l.y the hand. Many viii rccollcet
him when lie was reading law with
Ncssrs Brown & Cheney, of this
place. We say success to the Col
onel.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

The citizens OF Nettfp Creek arC
being tried IN the furnace Of the times
which try men 5 soulS-but we feel
cOmiideut OF the purencss OF the ma
tcrial OF which on township Is com.
posed. Knowing tall well that there
are currents and counter currents,
: ~ which re are driven far olt OF
} our course. and liable 10 he washed
against hlddcn rocks, or wrecked in
-l.oals ;nld quick sands With these
Jews. q al chart and compass, and
eye, singly fixed on the beacon liel..
from the tower OF our free iiI-tItu
tlohs, shining With peculiar radiance
over the aations of the earth, love
,onstrains rs 10 "sf.-ike TIL tic lat
armed .toe expires
Oar townshiphas responded nohly
10 the different calls. The quota
tor the last call was elentcen-thc
local lounty was $3.50 each. the ag
9regaie amounts to 81. ESQ, which.
IN short time was raiSel. Indeed
It Is said ;liat our township cxcols
those which world fain themselves
more loyal. Where is the township
ihat has furnished more men and
money for the cause of universal
liberty than Ncttle Creek!
John Wine. of the 9.h Indiana
cavalry. is ut home on n furlcugh.
minus lis lett leg, which he lost in
the attic of Franklin. Tennessee.
He will return TO the front in about
two weeks
The maple sugar season is here,
and those having orchards are i'm
pro ing the golden opportunity
The article which We have seen Is
splendid.
The sudden charge Of Thursday.
the 9Th. is proving very destructive
to the wheat, in this vicinity.
We have one dry goods store in
Losantvillc, of which VIM G. Hen.
bricks is proprietor. and blessed to
say. we have none OF the lover joy
fnl' venAed in our town. The last
vender has left. pitching his tent in
the State OF Illinois.
Oar town is destitute of black
smith; there is q large territory for n
smith. there being no one within less
than three 20 five miles.
Solomon Sist has sold his farm
west of town, 10 John Snodgrass.
for $40 per acre, and purchased
property in town. He will soon
open ont grocery store.
Joseph Collier has sold his farm
for $40 per acre, to Mr. Davisson,
of Farmland.
William Poll hos sold his farm to
Miss Cstlalinc Go'ilicr of this town
ship; aGi Poll and Go ihar leave
soon for the State OF Iowa. We wish
hem n happy future.
Stock looks well. for This season
If tie year. and is bringing high
lrices.
Oar township Is ilcssad with two
't,orncys. VIM. G. Hendricks and
Nathan Brewer.
William Denney. sen, probably I.
he al lest man IN oa township. died !
Turs,lay. the lllh day or March. /
lS65. aaed 90 Years There is con
sickness in this rart of the
county N l. LINDSEY.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23
T. + HALLIDAY, Agent

For the Journal.
My friend. Farmer" from Stony
Creek, wishes to know how much
money has hccn paid. The past winter.
I" teachers from Ohio / cannot
give the exact ampunt. but will ap
proSimGte as near ~ / cam From
Ohio, We employed twenty teachers.
ut an average of 81 6.4 rcr day -
ut an average of sixty iile DAYS
each. this will give S21l2 80. From
adjoining ccunlies, We employed Gr
teen teachers. at an AVERAGE near the
-Sl.l5Si 81 Making a to
tai OF S3,C96 SIl. - lIIArr.
Examiner
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23
WINCHESTER MARKET.
DYSPEPSIA NERVOUSNESS A

DY~PFP~IA. NEKNNTSNE~S. AM
DEBILITY. DR.. STRItKLAND'S TON.
iC.-.We can recommend those su!frring z
with Loss of Appetite, Indigestion. or Dvs-
pcp-il. Nrrvpusnrs-. and Nervous D-bilitv
10 use Stricklini's Tonic. Il - vegetable
nrcprr 't'on. free from alchoholic liquors: il
strengthens the whole nervous 7y.fcm: il
creates \ cool appetite. anu i Warranted 10
cure Dvspepsit aud Nervous D,hilitv.
For sale hy DRUGGISTS gtneraiiv, NJ { per
hottie. Prrp,r.d by Or. A. Strickland. L
East Fourth Street. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23
We happened 10 he I'M The oficc OF

We happened TO be IN The Office oi
Messrs. Ross & Frazer. the other
day. and noticed some Of tie finest
specimens OF Dental work we have
seen in long time They are now
doing the very beat Of work, and
those needing any thing Of the kind
will do well TO call on them. Their
office is on the cast side OF the pnblic
square, Winchester.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23
cherries must lie alive, for all early

cherries must lie alive, for all early
fruit is late in blooming.
Many here rejoice that Indiana is
about 10 get two Cabinet officers out
of the seven, Judge Usher. Secretary
of tie interior, aud Hugh McCm-
Tough. Secretary OF the Treasury
This shows a different estimate from
the one made 10y JEFF. Davis on the
Indiana boys in the Mexican war.
j. Ii. STIxE.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

We recommend every man and
woman who goes to Union City, to
90 to livery d Deems. They are
always glad to see the pcol whether
they want Boots and Shoes or not,
but they always keep these articles
cheaper than any house in town.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

WIruDgtwS j Il Longanecler
has authorized us 10 withdraw
his name rs n candidate for County
Commissioners. lie saws be has M
desire to run against Mr. MeKey. as
he i well satisfied with him. When
he permitted his name TO lie an
nounced, il was his understanding
that NcKew would not bc 9 candi-
date.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

TRAvEL.-There is now more
travel on the Bellefnntaine railroad
than ever known before II i
one Of the most reliable roals in tho
North West. Its management has
heen committed to men Of decided
business talent. Its reliability has
brought il very heavy travel. 10.
siiles its important connections with
the West and North West at once
point it ont as the great thorough
fare from the East to the West
Steps are now being taken TO com
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

We wish To say to those who de
sire to attend the Mount Zion School,
that the citizens arc making prepara.
tions to take boarders. and that
boarding can he secured at from 81
t. s. 81. hy addressing the directors,
at Winchester, or calling on them at
their residences.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

For fine Photographs, 90 to the
Gallery of Cooper Il Helms; they
invite all to cali and sec specimens.
We say by all means, get the pic
turcs of your friends willie they are
alive, 8 life is uncertain.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

Now is the time to get nice Furni-
tnre at Lenkensdorfcr Il Wesp's, one
Of the most reliable Furniture houses
in Eastern Indiana. Prices low and
work warranted. Bring on your
grccnbacks.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

Henry Lndy d Co, are determined
that the south side OF the public
square shall have its share of bust
ness. They are Clling up their house
with superb stock OF Groceries,
which they say shall be sold as low
as at any other place. All kinds oi
produce taken in exchange.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

plete line Of road from Indianapolis
TO Damvillc. Illinois. which Will form
n direct come tiOn with the Haahi-
bal and st Joseph road, making this
Que Of the most important through
roads IN the West.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

HRs Bruce will accept our thanks
for large houquct OF flowers. from
Dixie. She has just returned from
Nash~Glc. on visit To her husband,
DR.. Bruce. OF the li2d Indiana.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

CIIcuIf CoURr il in session this
wcek-Jadge Colgrove. presiding
There are f.riy two State anil fifty
nine ciyi! eases set down for trial.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

Trip * Lawrence arc fast getting
heavy trade, they are proving 10
hc clever gentlemen. which will in
sure them good business. Gro
ceries AMI Notions Of tho lest qnal
ity kept. Produce ,al:cn in exchange.
They invite all 10 call and sec them.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

For good Groceries GO to J. s.
Way &c Co.'S. corner Of Main and
Franklin streets. where n good stock
is always kept on hand. This is n
valuable house and we recommend it.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

d. Col III ~. NEFF is ut home on
leave of absencc lie blought the
rcmains Of his son, Capt j. L. NeG,
who was killed Oh the l0,h inst, .,
homo.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

TIE sma!I,p poS has ,'Token ont one
mile north OF IIarrisy.lle, in this
.cosnty. We trust that the PEOPLE
will be careful about its spread.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

Why IS n sea sic'; passenger on
his way 10 England like Whittier
Because he is Contributor 10 the
Atlantic"
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

MArLE SUGAR George Steven.
son. Of this county, made $500
pounds of maple sugar of the finest
quality; his orchard contains about
GOO trees. lie is well prepared for
the manufacture Of sugar; he grains
1t in wooden troughs. about seventy
ponds NJ n time lie expects 10
make 1000 pounds this season.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

W. Y. II. TooKER has been luid
Ing nice paling fence in front OF
his Gpe residence, which adds very
muci. to i+s beauty.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

Fresh GRoCERIEs - Edmund Thor
as has received q fresh lot of Gro
ccries. the finest now offered in the
market. We ask the people through
out the country TO buy Of him.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

M&RTfS LUTHER, ssin OF John r.
Hunt, died of lung fever on the 81
inst aged eight years aad six
months.
.SufTcr little children. and forbid
them not. fo: of such j. the Kingdom
Of Heaven" a blessed promise tn
the parent, who has lost n dear little
rose bud.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

JEniEL HUT. ir. died CT con.
sumption on the 9th inst. lie went
or iu the hundred days service and
has never been well since.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

Fc2SiGS attorneys in attendance
ut Colrt-Wm. a. Pecllc. Walter
March, I. j Sample, j. " Templer
and Jams Orr.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23
Reeder & Wcldv still solicit the

hSN"N' oN''i 'N''N'e wv
patronage of tic people They have
q large stock of staple and fancy
Dry Goods. which they offer to the
people on very reasonable. terms NJ
cost and below. They desire to sell
off 20 bring on a spring stock.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23
A REMEDY FOR THE PILES-r, il

a REMEDY FOR THE PTLES-Tt is a
blessing tr the suffering to know that we
have an effcctual cure for this truly trouble
some disease. Nr. ]. p. !!az,rie. of l6i
Second street. C;ucinnsti. Ohio. takes Great
pleasure in informing al who are sufI, ring
with niles tha, q u-ed DR. Srrir.l.nl's Pile
R'm'dy. and IL Effected u p'rm,ncnt cure
This Secms TO be- the cHse with "a u who make
use Of this SPLEEN li prcpars,ion. IL il
IN m,nuflctnrra at No. 6 East F.nrth street.
Cincinnlti. O., md sol' hy I'll Druggists. Z
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

GIN pIr Jrnsr.

Please rnnnuncc the name Of S'I As
COLGRONE as candidate Tor Circuit
Iul.c. suhi' CT 10 The decision Of the Nom
iniiiug Election. the first Monday in April,
1868 Navy CITIZENS.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23
CIRCUIT PROSECUTOR.

We pre an,hn.izr,i "a announce the name
of JAMES n. ENrLER aS a candidate
for Circuit Prosecutor, OF the Thirteenth
Jsdicial C.rr.it, sui,i.ct 20 the d.cision Of
the uuion Voters, at the April Nominating
Eltct.0n
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

Dr.. }. W. Wilmore Still occupies
his old oiIlce. sonth side Of the pub
lie square. lie Cleans. Plugs and In
serts Teeth, on the most improved
plan.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

John ID. Carter is always ready
and willing To see old customers, and
invite oil the new ones who want
Goods below cost; splendid Prints at
80 cts. Now is the time to buy
Goods, they will 90 up again.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

Come We needy, come aud wei
come" and buy yonr Dry Goods.
Hardware, Groceries and everything
else YOU need. at J \. lIcnning's, in
Farmland. He sells lower than any
other house in the place, and buys
all kinds of proAUcc.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

MRs NEspnAM, dang liter and so1.
Who have been sick Tor several days
With typhoid fever, are now all con
Nalescent
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

Narinda Hiatt will commence .
spripg school in district No g, near
Lewis IIeaston's, the first Monday in
April.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

GARDEN SEEDS ALI kinds Of Gar
den Seeds. just received, warranted
fresh, grown last season, on hand
aud for sale, by B Puckett & Son,
at their Feed Store, west front pub
lie square. 3S
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Tue funeral services of Captain
James L NeG. will take Place on
Saturday next, NJ II o'clock.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

MRs. DoxrApERs school closed
Friday. She has kept good school,
and all are satisfied.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

CYRCs y. HEwrrr Ia now occupy
ing the Daguerrean Car. ut the cor
ner Of Main and Franklin streets,
wl.ere he viii! hc pleased 10 see all
wbo desire first class Photographs,
and all styles OF Pictures. Call and
examine Satisfaction gnarantecd.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23
FoR AUDITOR.

We are author zrl to announcc the name
Of GEORGE w II. RILEY ~ a candidate
for Auditor, subject 10 the decision of the
Hinton vof.rs of Rtndo'ph county. at the
April Nominating El'ctiol.
We rrc nulhorze.i To announce the name
of 2. " JFLLlsoN as candidate for
County Auditor. subject 10 the decision of
the Union vot,rs a; The April Nominating
E',rii n.
W. nre auihor'zc' ~ announce the name
of GEORGE o. jOBES asa can.iilatr far
Auditor of ndo'rh county. subject 10 The
decision of The I'm II Voters, At the April
Nominating Erection.
Mr. Z ENtor-You aill announce nv name
~ can 'ilate Tor r,-.lrct' on 20 The flee
Of County An litor. sg'icct 70 the decision
of the Union v"tcr. Of Randolph county,
At the April Nom'na'i'c Election.
THOMAS SCOTT
We are authorized 70 anuodncc. ~
candidate for auditor. sulj.c, TO the dccis-
ION of the Union Voters, nj the cn.uing
y m u,tinc Ecciion. the n.nr cf WM e
MURRAY. = dischargrl wounded sOldi,r,
formerly Of c ,mp,ny c, 10Th Indiana Vol.
uutctrs.
C1WHis inSHR.
We ar@ authorized - announce the n me
of ARTHUR NoKEW as candidate for
County Con, ni~-i"tcr. ,uljrct t. the decis-
ION "f tie raiou Voters at the April Nom.
mating Election.
Constable.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

Photograph Albums at " Werden &
Cos. opposite Gleun's Block, Indi-
annapolis.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

MARTIN ALEXANDER and n child
OF ". L Sumption, have been dan
gerously sick, for some days.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

WHEAT CRors The wheat crop
nt this caily dav gives promise OF
being good. Early wheat never
looked better, late sowing looks sick
". rs usual. We hclievc il is use.
less TO throw away seed bv late sow
inc, letter use the ground for some
other purpose. IL Won cannot Get
yolr crop in the gronnl in season.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23
OLD NO. 8 S TILL All TAD.

A splendid line OF Groceries al
No >.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

CScLR 10 writes us from NeT that
the people are rejoiced ut the sue
cess Of Sherman and Sheridan, and
that the health. of the settlement is
GOO |, anil that the wheat crop is
promising. anil gives some excellent
advice to farmers about sowing oats.
lie also speaks ahont L1mpkins and
Thornhnrg doing good business
TIC letter Is well written. and W.
would like to publish il, hut he failed
20 tell us who Uncle 10" WIS -
Now we say 10 Uncle 10. We will
publish your letters If Won will tel
" who YOU are This is an inyaria.
bic rsIle.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

Williams, OF No. >. east side of
public square. is continually rccciv.
ing new Goods, which he proposes
now to sell very low Gold is com
ing down and so are lis prices =
Every thing kept that farmers want
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

Brown AMI D.eacacd NIuslins
cheap, ~ 10. 3.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

Got him at last inside n pair Of
JEFF Quick nirc Calf Boo.s. JEFF.
is continually doing such tricks.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

W b. Pierce pays cash for Butter
and Eggs The highest price can
always be expected from Lin.