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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20
Large Noses.

The epoch Of Louis Quar,o.e vas the
epoch OF great msn, great ideas. great
things. because il was the epoch Of large
noses. The epoch OF the Regency, on the
contrary. was the epoch OF little men. little
art, little everything. because IL was the
epoch Of little noses, Of snub noses. turn.
ed-up noses. All great times. oil great
people. all great men have been di-iin,
guished by long poses. The nose 10 the
rudder OF the human frame. only placed in
front. With . long straight nose one
msrches direct 10 his goal. without look.
ing to the right hand or 10 the lef, but
with short nose. . squat nose. or . nose
turned up. one advances by tracking 10 q
sigEag line. auttering 70 aud fro like Q but.
terdy. This 10 the reason why children.
grizettes. and negroes have no stability Of
charac ter. in fact have not character at all.
but cry aud sing without cause. and just
IS chance directs them. All the generals OF
the Order or Jesuits have been long .nosed
TO man. Tho order. indeed, 10 ouly recruit.
ed from men with long noses. All foun.
ders Of empires aud systems have been
remarkable for their long straight noses
such as Alexaader the Macedonian, A ugus.
tus Cesar. Napoleon. Aristotle. Moses.
Aohsmmed. aud lgna,ius Loyols. So.
crates. indeed. had little TO boast OF in
this respect. but hi. favorits disciple. Pls-
TO. made up for this deficiency. aud bad
nose enough for both.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20
Tho Chinch. .DuR.

Dr. II. Sherman. formerly Of Goodsle.
now OF this city. says the "waukegan
I'LL. Gazette" hes made discovery 70.
gsrdipg the breeding Of the chinch bog.
which We believe. will make il an easy mat.
ter TO totally eradicate this curse Of wheat
growers. lie writes as follows:
Tho ch;nchbug having destroyed my
Shest crop for number OF years. vas
anxious To- get rid Of him. ard I believe
have tracked him home. and ecu destroy
him root and branch. ! believe that next
season. ifthe farmers will follow my advice.
they may raise a crop ofwheat. and not lose
. bushel from the raSages ofths bug. This
IL the importan; secret. Ny investigation
led me to believe that the seed whea, or
Kernel vas used a. y sort ~ fneter.moth.
rr' by the bng. aud find in ell wheat
grown upon land where there are bugs, is
deposited in the blow. or fuzzy end Of the
k"rnel. q largo quantity of eggs, which pro.
duces the bugs next season.
Mr.. Sherman ssys he will convince ans
farmet OF the truth Of this. IL thcy will bring
him sample OF wheat grown where there
rere plenty OF bugs.
u follows. that il the kernel ofsscd wheat
;s the general depository ofths eggs OF the
ehinch bug. that our farmers have been SOW.
Ing the pest zach year as regularly each
year as they have thsir wheat. and il follows,
that il such is the case. the eradication OF
the bug will be easily aecomplished--eith
by sowing no wheat that has been in con.
tact With the hug. or by sieepin: the seed
10 some ISOLATION before sowing. which will
destroy the larve.
We are quite saneuina that Mr.. Sherman
has "seotehed" the little imp OF last. and
furnishes the information that siii insars
the rapid extinction ofthe tsrrors sfwheat.
growers. Ifhis discovery leads to this 70.
sult. he will be entitled to the highest
gratitude OF the farming community; he
will richly deserve 20 be knighted. We
hope others will Investigate this matter.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20
Josh Billings on Waterfalls.

rather like waterfalls.
| kant tell why. emmy more than I kan
tell vhy ! love kssior lie.
don't like lazyness oy no sort not even
in Inuskesters.
] want my maskceiera lively.
Bot aui this ix forcighn tew mi purposes
] like weisTtalls---they srp % cary aud
ustural.
They S,taek all tho sex.
Some they attack With crate fury. while
others they approach mora Ike = siege.
working up slowly.
cav ono yesterday.
II wsDt no bigger than 9 small French
turnip.
II had attacked q small woman ov only
. sumaeT's duration.
She was full ov recreation, md when che
bounded alon2 tho Sidewalk tIt Saz on the
west side OF Saint Clair street. IN the city
nv Cineinna,y. forninst Baker a Davis vel.
etsope siore) tho waterfall highsted up aud
doSn In On ossillating manner, resembling
mulch the sportive terminus ov bob tail.
cd lamb IN CRATE hurry.
The eDeek vas purely eleeiick.
also saw another one pretty soon. which
belonged TO q mature matfon.
She might hav saw - summers. her hair
vas white ~ hour nerkins "a. worth Is
dollars barrel, delivered : but TIN water.
fall was black.
] asked bys,aud-r how l." could 80.
count for that.
lie said. 1t was Younger.
slso saw smother one pretty sooa. Wh.ch
SsL the property ov eush-f.
She was about 10 Years I'D. cad va, az
ripe oz year old peach.
She swept the streets like o thin: nj life.
Men stopped to gaze as she passed. aud
pot In nev chew ov tol,bacch
Little boys pocke,cd their marbles in Al.
lence.
Her sai"rf.ll ~az ahan. .hs ...s ~ )
korn basket turned inside out.
II was inklozed 10 o common skap not.
and kivvered with blazing dimonds ov glass
il shone In the risky sun Se the tin
dome on tue Court House. whore the su.
pervizors meet.
But rather like wate rfalls.
II hss bin sed that they would run out.
but this. ] think. ia . error. for they don't
show 90 leak yet.
In the Language Of the expiring Cana.
dian on our northern frontier. ! say--"Iir,
10 B0q.o 'cie"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20
Selett 2ortrg.
SOONER OR LATER.

~ IAnHiLt '. rRl. NJ.
Sooner or later the storms shall beat
Over my slumb"r from head a. feet;
Sooner "r later The winds shall rave
In the long grass above INV crave
shali not heed them where lie.
Nothing their sound shall signify.
Nothing the hcadstnnc's fret Of rain,
Nothing !" me the dark days pain.
Sooner or later tho sun shall shine
'fith tender warmth on that mound of mine;
aoner or later. IN Summer air.
Clover aud violet blossom there.
! shall not feel. in that dccp.Ia rest.
The shected light fall over my breast,
Nor ever note in those hidden hours
The wind blown breath of the tossing flowers.
Sooner or later the stainless SHOWS
Shall add their hush t. my mute reI.cse;
Sooner or later shall slant aud shin.
And heap my bed with their dsEzling driil
Chill through that frozen pail hall seem,
Its touch no colder can make the dream
Tha, rccks not the sweet aud sacred dread
Shroudins the city of the dead
S"oncr or later tho bee shall come
And Gil the noon with IL. golden hum;
Sooner cr later on half paused wing
TIE blue.bird's wsrblc about me ring
Ping and chirrur and whistle with glec.
Nothing his musir means tn the;
None ol these beautiful things shall know
How scundly their lover sleep. below.
Sooner or later. "a "n, in the night.
The stars hall over me wing their high,;
Sooner "r later my darkling dews
Catch the white spark in their silen; noEc.
Never ray shall part the cloofn
Tha, wraps me round in the kindly tomb;
Peace sha III be l'rrirct i"r lip and brow.
Sooner or later--oh why moi no,r
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

FRAUDS TnRouGu InE POsYovYicgs.-
one OF the most common frauds perpetra.
ted through the mediuri OF the postoffice 10
that of the bogus lottery. Alter repeated
warnings ofths press. il is astonishing what
an immense number OF people are still swim.
died by unprincipled parties 10 schemes Of
this description. The moius operand Of
the bogus Lottery is as follows Some.
needy individual assumes ticiicious name,
aud sends large number ofsealed circu.
lars through the mail. addressed TO the
postmas,ers OF small villages and others
throughoA the country. enclosing OF the
same time ticket 10 each one for share
in o grand distribution Of prizes by . grand
art union association. 20 be drawn At q Ger.
tain town on certain day. The tickets are
sent short time before the day announced.
accompanied by circular stating that " We
take the liberty" kc.. and that. should you
wish TO have q chance. you have only 20 send
them live dollars. the price OF the ticket.
or course. Few persons are foolish enough
to bc duped by such proposal as this, but
these arc only the preliminary steps OF the
grand swindle. IN fsw days another cir.
cular arrives stating that your ticket No.
has drawn prize OF Si0O, which will DO for
warded 10 you as soon as the price Of the
ticket IL received. On receipt Of this q
large number nre caught in the trap and 70.
init s.. wait patiently the arrival OF the
prize. which. OF course. never comes.
The operations in this and similar enter.
priscs are quito extensive. aud have not Jet
been thoroughly exploded. Thousands and
thousands ofeircuisrs ere daily sent through
the- pos,oGiee. containing Offers OF gold
watches for mere tribe, pair Of whisksrs
and . mous,sche IN q month for one dollar.
aud hundred other things which ell will
readily ,ecollee,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

SroSGEs.--The sponge business has be.
come q prominent department OF juduStry
in the Bahama Islands 1t is almost entire.
" the growth ofthe last twenty years. and
netts annually about 20, 900 dollars. The
sponge is iished aud raked from the sandy
bottom OF the ocean, at the depth OF TWEEN.
~. forty, or sixty feet. II belongs 10 low
order OF animal life, organization hardly be.
iuR detected. When hrst taken from the
wster u 10 black. aud becomes exceedingly
offensive from decomposition. IL 10 60
poisonous IN this coditien that IL almost
blisters the hesh u happens 10 touch. Ths
6rst pFocesS isto bury u In the sand, where
II remains for two or three wceke. In which
time the gelniinous animal matter is ab.
sofbed and destroyed BY the insects that
swarm IN the ssud. After being eleansed
!, ig compressed and PACKED 10 sslss iIhs
eottoe.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20
REMOVAL.
GEORGE STEIBER,
BOOT & SHOE MAKER,
TOwSOSTowS. MD,
1zs

"EREBY informs the ctiscns of TOwson-
III town and vicinity. that he has removed
his Boct aud shoe establishment from his re-
cent place of business. to the building aijoin-
ing the post Office aud store Of Mr.. Nelson Coop
rr where he will in the future be- pleased to ses
all his friends aud customers.
keep constantly on hand u varied assort-
mcni of Boots. Shnrs, ''ait"rs. ic. lot either
Ladies. Gentlemen or Children.
ALLOF MY OwN MANUFACTURE.
which will he found rs durable. and cheaper
than eau be procured ia the ciiy of Bltin"re.
| return nay thanks for the very liberal pa.
tTouage have heretofore received. and will
endcavoT. by attention to business, and mo,er
ate charges, 10 merit continuance ofthe same.
GEORGE sTElDER
APRIL i.--6m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

YHAsv.MAKiSG aud KHVrixo boil the
usual quantity Of hops alone--also q sulh.
cheney Of barley or rye meal alone. until IL
csn DO strained through . cloth. and when
the juice Of your hops and barley or rye
malt are cool. mix them together With y
little line -four. and stir them we'll. and af.
ter an hour or 90. put your yeasi away in o
jug OF jar for future use. II you want 10
use this yeast for making beer. put in III.
tie salt OF tartar and as many grains oI
Paradise % will lay 90 ,hs poih, OF your
knife.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

TsorbLK-You ere going 10 have you'
troubles 90 well % your pleasure. A man
10 not worth snap that has not had trou.
bic. You cannot sabdue ssl6shne. wiih
ont . struggle. Yon eanaot restrain pride
without q conflict. You caunot expect 20
90 through life without bearing burdens.
Du. you ere going TO have help under cir.
eumstsnees that will redeem you from
these things. You sfe going 10 expert.
eucs more victories than defeats. four
sufshngs will be Only here and there little
spots 10 q whole Held OF peace and ioy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

GA German scientific paper gives The
following statis,ics; From the foundation II
Rome mp TO the tins Of Augustus. In -?
yesrs, there appeared thirtythrec cpidcmics;
from the birth ofChrist up TO 1850. ninety.
seven lin the seveniecuth century. fourteen,
end 10 the eighteenth century. eight aud
since the beginning OF the uineieenth cen.
tury. eholers has appeared three ,imes.--
This decrease is accounted for by the pro.
tsry Improvements in,rodoesd 10 ,ba ed.
vasee Of civilization.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

eT Prin ters beat the Dsieh and every.
body else bat their wivss. We have ous 10
The Press once Who, In the last twelve
months, has prseueed isv, preached the
Gospel. run . side show 20 q circus, kept
Q singing school, run away with mans
wife and two children. prsetieed medicine.
been agent for concert troupe. aud elert
on steamboat. lie hes nov reformed, aud
settled down 70 . legitimate busiaess-thai
eis,islIsg We ws1i .ssss ses Of hia
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

Bysr MsrRcp vos kygrNa pxHy. Co,
up ths meat In pieces a. large as you 1ish.
and pack II 10 q barrel orcask. Then make
. brine - follows ! and onc.hah lbs. salt
20 I gsllon water, oz. saltpetre 10 100 lbs
besf. ono tablespoonful OF ground pepper
70 100 lbs. beef Put 10 the salt aud salt.
petre. heat il boiling hot. skin il. then add
the pepper Pour Il on the beef boiling
bot and cover closely. YouT meat will be
good end fresh q any time.
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&alto. County Inion.
- PUBLISHED WEEKLY M
a.. .. cHrEcH. n. cam. toxe>rcErn,)
s2.oo PER ANNUM, In Advance.

sS- NJ advertisement inserted for less u an
one Dollar.
Se- Marriages and Deati inserted free ef
charge. except when accompanied by quotations
or remarks. for which the usual price Of advcr-
tsing will be cia iargcd.
The FNION hiss he idryesf circulation of any
county paper in the STATE. aud thus oilers su-
pcrior advantas ses To advertisers.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20
History of the Rebellion.
- HISTORY OR TAE W AR.


rINHE undersigned having procured an Agcn-
IL cy for this valuable work for 4 portion OF
baltimore and Hartford counties will IN n very
shor; time visit the people Of the county solic.
iting subscriptions therefor. IL will be- true
aud faithful history Of events A. they have trans
pircd since April lsdI. until nearly To the pres
eht time.
1t will he published in two vols n, $50 each
the first of which will s"an be- delivered. aud
the Second Immediately after the close of the
war. Zach volume viii contain inany pages Of
illustrations of Battle scenes. and over forty por.
traits OF officers prominent In the war, both
North and south.
Volume I. containing 500 pages. il already
prepared. aud will hc delivered by the Agent,
after finishing ,hc canvass in their several iu.
cali,.s. VoltI II will be- issued ~ soon a.
practicable after the close of the war. and will
contain about 7Oo pages, or more. IL necessary
10 complete the History.
The undersigned also has Tor sale the
NURSE AND hPY."
EDWARD n. TYRRELL.
June .. is65.--ly.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

HATS, CAPS,
DRCGs. DYE STuFFS. OIL AND PAINTS,
MEDICINES. GLASS. PUTTY. WHITE
LEAD. LlSSEED 4 MEATS FOOT
oil. PARAPHiNE OIL. KER-
OSESE OIL. MACHINE
oil. MACK EREL,
lIERRINGS. ia
con. HAMS.
BREAST PIECES. SHOULDERS. q. A. SALT.
Fine Salt. Flour. Corn Meal. Mill Feed. IIom-
ony Buck Wheat.
TIN AND WOODEN WARES.
Brooms. Ropes. rlow Lines. Shoe Findings.
Wrot SHil~. Cut Sails. Spikes, Rvr;s. and eve
~ article tha, may be found in a well rcgulat-
rd country store.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
uf all kinds taken ~ exchange for goods a;
city prices.
II. 7. THOMAS.
For Warren Manufacturing Company.
T..h IN--lv
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

mw Why 10 tbs letter 8 Ike q waddipg.
dsyi Aos.-bsessss !, 10 The begiunIpg of
sorrow.
, 1866-02-15


a OAD1NANtE concerning
- The Rorsataa u z Eats1osd ceup.ny.
ss
:: :: sasl @ l. !: Sts II +
e ssss .ss sss
sse safthese esy Isi: sassss o. sottnra!s sva1,e.
aiens hssse1n .sesas 70 L..Se .,sse .os1es
sSsS I'd = oe
Roberts atuct to 1lnysha17 street thence on klnEs
esoh sssnos ron lrso:e % Kasssary = se - y lsy sss
ss1s"f nom on'
iSns 81 sh." on k'az'ar5 't*sst 70
sIc. Il shah be :he datI e tbe r. noazl q Public
l.Se nr 70 re sssssshed On he s-e.s I'D svaes
nestrnaied ia section cse Of afs ordinance. upon
rhe ssreets or svennes On vhHh .ney shall !sy tnr
Easl e2d q rubs ia s. sss sss
o5 81 f tpGs : 'oa 1e II .s msans Eeo
sad { se W2s b s0os e5dsF ta
\ sSssS1: s5s 6 s 4 Ff,a9:
roaa eospap, snsii retuse OF nefiset to comply xish
Tie IL q nsaSss
oi thG boaa q " I1s - Y nysS "
t.au S4suGu, nFhn mmnn Tsrn ~ ~ rh1 Wnrf
sny " ~ sae tensf
n n,1y r.. oe u - rs.sS ~. - rnnsnv mi
y E noaIa q ~. ~. - .r1 rs.1 - 49,
eonectea ~ otoI ~ Ap AZ - ~ poa, r.
9Snz FtVEe5y sH,n;H Ses 81 inerusdterr thst ssfd
1u1'tS .hnrta - ~ k s.if ro1ro,1v
nsM ~ S1guso ~ ~ II ~ ti,4 - H. p1ns
LIZ ns = ~ ~ 49, - r1ifac1st
ia ~ J.; r1.nn.- ~ sf1rer1N An II tSe
d ~ ha'i II r+fnss ar neeiss ia nv n.
~ Go1n1nI as 1ter..s9S ~ IL r.nsI -rNne5d ~
e a35tf1s1eps tc1rno1t n..sai. ssrer -, nty ds
- nd eo11"rs ~ Tssr K
o[ salt = =. 20 ~ eont q e .i
lne saaa Sompany aso as.Esy tE9haseo ~ y
70 Sy ihst ihe an.ji ia;r1srs as ti r. n4ern
siirTs "a road or cs4iasensys a1a shsi Il iii anes
nsssare for vekiees aons md oyrr lie same. under
sn. ne pe1Utsston h son R1sntsd /, upon the
e1nress cnnditlou mai .aid raiWaF sprsnaIy snsij
frsn md esSe Ihn citr htrmiets inn I'll dsm11r.
|;an ~ ~ ala tsreefa n1' r,era ~ ssit
s1S s. inis Ia granted on the further con-
.Ien = men 1 c1nss stee ~ ina noar al puee
sttaet s'@' 1 ~~0'~ t31~' A A' ~ N
rhIs nernt.,ton IA rra,tsd snh.crt to Ill een,
, 1866-02-15


The general markets to-day we're characterized By
extreme dullues. and depression. with but little In
quty etthef by EpocnlatoFs on thippets- :
The Provision market under 1cts favorable news
from New York, rnled perFect1y etasaant, and
prices had 4 strong downward, tendency. Mees
Fork declined 50Qae5c per :hEf, with ralcs oe only
80 brle at sa6 -c1osinc with free eellers
at {2G co. Bulk Meals were DALI with sales Of 13o
100 1b4 Shoulders rum dressed hogs, at 11He,
packed In casks. English Meats ruled quiet with
sa1cs OF 200 bxs. Short Rib at 1a4c. Ex11 Prime
Pork ~as sold at a00-a decline Of &1.o0 per bti
within tRo days. Beef Ham1 were quiet, with sales
OF 100 br1s at $500. Lard wz8 In far demand and
steaay, with 'ses Of 600 t,cs prime etean Le1f at
1e1il1Glc. 49,
The receipts Of Hose, HE and dressed, amounted
to-day 10 azs7. Undef. increased receipts and
dull market for Product, the market for Dressed
Hosx was sc per 100 Ms lower With light sales
ut 10Y A-c1onng At that price.
Hishwines were dull, and retail tales were n1ade
g. IS. 4 lot Of 800 hrla In bond wns sold al s1c
The Flour market was very du1l-buyers and
ecIlc.f being apart In their yfewe. The former In
eisted On concession Of 10915c, which holders
were cutie unwilling to make. A fer lots Of
tpnpg 'e1tras changed hands On terms not made
public --.~- -
The market for 40. Spring Wheat III, dall,
though there WIS no. decttcd change IN ralnes
S1pc8 TIE Fl0tf Of 'CEauGc 3bste1uA5s No. opsaA4
was ttcady. The ea1cs foot up DSQ0 bn at $1.174
Gl11e4 for No. J; a01s0o. for No. 2, and 655L &c
Tor rejected -c1osing With eeers Of No. at Il. IS
and buyers at e1.1T4.
There was a far demand for rejected Corn. and
the market waa steady with salea at 3140sshc.
1hesr was nolhtns doing IN Other grades
Oats wcro inactive at about yebtefdays range,
with light Gales at es,;e tos No. i, md ls.ie
for No, in ttore-
Ryc waf quict and steady with Gales Of No. at
49!4c for No. L .:
harley Wa dull with eales Of rs bags poor by
ssmn,e At &c delivered.
srds were s,eadY with sales at 3a7s1750 for
Glover; ssteG :, . for Timothy and = 60 ioF Flax
Seed.
sal, vss quiet but firm, with eales Of 800 satks
Turks Ieapd, at a1.2o, FREQ OF storage Tor 81 days.
Crpce,,es were steady and firm. with IN upward
tendency On coEee and suear, which arc in reduced
supply. ~
Ihc following dispatches were rfead to-day on
Change:
.';s' NEw YoHk, Feb. A.
Flour, Wheat and Cora heavy. Oats steady.
, 1866-02-15

Geok C: sdR. asw:; ;;;.-. aso1ss 100 @'ess @s
On the important ques tiou Of reducing the roll
ume OF the currency With The New to an eatl5 re-
turn to spccte payments, the tfnn'et1 GtFe's1r
1.-The belief Il held that The future policy Of Mr.
Mecnlloch my recefte SONG important mcdiaea-
of p,ns oa nd nndne H. ths IS sofe
contracting the volume Of actire currency. The
gcpe1al impression seems to BE- thai The eeven-t9lr
nothing bul confusion md disappointment Is likely
70 arise from taklns them up before maturity.
Ger,a1n persons urge, indeed, thas We cannot
iii iii our 1T tsmpolary m loan: DC !d pa!d oa: inis il
trus Of lbs caII loms, which are a burden to
the Treasury, md should for the most part Be
Ia emphaucally untrue Of the eeyen.thisties.
which al present are no cause Of embarrassment
whatever. 1he:c persons, howeser, claim that We
cannot reduce the volume Of the currency while we
are selling bonds. This statement II cout1adictcd
by facis Laet year we coutnacted our ac!iva cur
rncy 10 VERY considerable e1tent although during
amount than we're eses Negotiated tn EfnEle year
BY any milton In the world before. And to that con-
We Hn.t then. tbat Congress Viii giye positive IN
1nfsakahle express1nn IN the opn1on that the frst
work to beaons Is not the fnnaing q notes which
The redundant currency whose innaius influence
hat exert, and exeEins 20 mlschesoas az initu-
ence On prices and on general business. Whether
any nrW pnwcr1 thail be conferred On the Secretary
Of the Treasury 3s comparatively a subordinate
question. lie has already. under the acts Of dune
nccdfui 10 ont,act md 10 restore TIC currency TO
healthier condition BY converting the Rreenbaek1
frst into compound interest notes. md b. gradually
,nert ind haze esssed "a eIeEeisa tbe junction Il
paper money
AN idea Of ,be destruction Of tome Of the SOUTH
e1n railroads, during the progress Of the war, nay
be obtained from the following tahle. showing the
, 1866-02-15


l. So LITEIroot. J4n. g,
Bxr4ps7uz7s-The demand for gain ls sul l1i!u.
sncea bJ The continued ntld !eaihe1, 4no , aaul,nes
qalet wrck has passed hsat to modefate saqsng. ~
without change In quotations. W!1tet g pst 81
@Am Wlase, aoe saaa1: cs2adssn, s5si MhS ~ q
~ rer lal. lss ~; Canadian, Soos.
Western only brings - sd419s 80 aeatcd g
White, Ssaj1s per 80 A3 Canadian Peas q1iet q ~
6d9S pr 5H NJ. Canadian Oats lower. and IN ~ ~
crnBrt at = t18oz - pcI Is na- DasaeA asto ousft.
TA1Iow-nulf. With Z downward tendency IT Inc
close It ~ sdreT cwt.
IRov7sIos-D -Dacoe has sx1n advanced L41s. 90 per
cWt, 2nois Greey taken. Sales about tNo BOXES u
GLIDING =. GALA, 6d331s. Long Middles I'D Ii ~,
6d8s. ID. Short rib IN s7sasSs Sd. aad clesr 51!-
costrG dfu Hams are MISC more 1atAat a. 3iaea
Ter c~t. email Blze. long cut bringing high r1te!
lufk II good demand and frn. small lot Of AHtf'
icAo hr!pc mcks brought 9os rer br1 30 = on au7J
aud e2s. I'd cx stntt Ifikh n held for More money
Beef saes are not .te but tho demAnd steady aod
prices We maintained. Sales 3n1 tEcs lsodats prime
mess At ii6a4list. ii per tres: 100 trcs Roonson
OVAL !. u; a I2s e quay. Roddes /. u. 13Gs-:M
ttc chssse oHe extra faetory scarce and bEouEht
eonghi for. Huttex-The mid weather ertcts this A.
tcle and only the finest qualities or American and
Canadian are IN demand At 1l19llfs per cwt for
1oTs Older lots dWculk TO more. also the low
r. qu3litcs. Lasd-Thc lower prices have attr1cted
buyer. eales, however not large. PRICES range
rrom 6i3Gas I'd per cHt On spot and 6s3sa Sd to AZ
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