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The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

LARoESy CAsE.-Jacob Adams, colorcd, alias
Blood, was arrested In baltimore, an Tuesday.
charged with stealing lot Of clothing, valued
a, SEQ the property Of Geo. Scott colorcd, living
near Bear Creek, In this county. Committed for
the action Of the county authorities
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

1B- The Angus, number Of the AmoiesH
Fdrmer Is on our table. Il contains iis usual va
riciy Of matter interesting to the farmer the ar
ticlc on "manures for the present. season " con-
tanning much valuable advice Published by
worihingion & Lewis, Baltimore, at - year.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

TRAVELLING AGExT.-The Rev. Daniel Nc lilion,
Of the Methodist Church, has been appointed the
Travelling Agent Of the Baltimore County Bible
Society, to supply the place Of the late Rev. Sam
uel Cornelius. Mr.. McIilion will enter upon his
duties Immediately, aud will devote his whole
time to the Bible Agency Of this county.
The friends Of the Bible cause will he visited
by the Agent, when they will have an oppor,u-
nifty Of contributing TO the support OF this good
cause. The Agent will also visit all poor or des-
ii,ute families and will supply any family with
copy OF the Bible who may be wi,hou, one,
free OF charge.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

THE l.arg ligHwAY RoHngRy aS TmE " AsHING-
TuN ls'Ap W. rnrnii"n.l. tive ~ aga. iha,
Andrra wi-r ,ni Columbus ThonI'son had b.en
ARRESTED aud r"InIni'i'd TO our county jail charg.
r'i With assauliing and robhing Frederick Sci.
bert on the Washington road In Tuesday
morning. DIR. Benson attending ph, sician "a
Seiberi, notified the city authorities that the in.
juries inflicted upon his patient At that time were
likely to result fatally. captain Frey aud Anoih.
er officer Immediately came to Towsoniown aud
took the prisoners from ths Jail, and confronted
them with the injured man, when he fully recog-
nized them as the parii's who had committed the
assault upon him, and made deposition setting
forth the particulars OF the affair. Wise and
Thompson Werr lhrn brought back TO Jail.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

ac-The Journal man declines going 10 Afri.
en- with Us. and advises Us to select some one
"oi our own color" We always thought Ruby
was a 'ehite man, but here he eaeknowle,ges him.
self not Of "our color Of what race II he
Can anybody tell' There is something Pecu.
liar about his physognomy--a something con.
trary to all known rules tending 10 make mp the
Caucasian raoe-but we didn't like Ia say 80
l.alnro
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

Pic cNlc.-A picnic for the benefit Of the Sis.
tiers Of Mercy at Mount 81. Agnes, formerly Mt
Washington Female Collcge,) was held on the
school grounds on Monday last. We hear that
II was u very pleasant affair, aud that II was at
icndrd by about 1000 people.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

The First Term Of the Itlh Annual session
Of LUTHERvtLLE FEMALE SEMINARY,
will commence an
Monday. hs ~ day qf Sspis~ber. 1891.
For catalogues, or further information. early
application should be made n
REV. n BADTLER,
LuthsFville, baltimore Co., Md.
Aus. le.-ll
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

PsosSKry sALs.-IIsnty wsbb Rsq., has sold
his tavern property, sltsaied ON the Fork road,
a short distance below this town, 10 Mr. John
Dutss, ofYofk county, Pa, for u, 900.
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t'onmnHioaisd
Query.

Who wrote the piece about the Chesapeake aud
Oho Canal, declaimed by Mr.. Nicoai in the Ma
ryland State Constitutional Convention ?
SrBsrnlnER
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

APPOINTMENT. The County Commissioners
have appointed Thomfs Williams Constable
for the Eighth Election District.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

Es'-" lie 1.-THE editor Of the Uaioa) Is saeeiissa.
ied lo the climate of which he ~ now n native.
--Nargiaad Journal.
That's a sensible paragraph. aini IL, !,
beats " out Wa cant analyne ID. Its super.
nuities remind ~ of the man who announced
that he :" had jus, ronlfastei by eating hear.
"ty breukfasf.'
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

Gs-The JoHrnai says that Mr.. wethered
:" "lef, the whig party and became Delnocra,
q the instant bis party showei itself corrupt" "
We feel sure that goOd many old wings now
acting with the democratic party would like "a
be informed a. IN when that particular E" In.
e. "stani" was. We never knew before that !,
was 'eorrgPiioa" that caused The dis solution ol
III" party o. Harry Clay.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

@D-The editor Of the Jouraal won't 60 as cur
interpreter when We are appointed minister
"to Africa" a. hedsn't assaciais with "coloFsd
"~s"." Perhaps u "aF snis.iaA.waa h negroes
Of the other ses. his refusal 10 % along woaldnt
come 90 promptly.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

Jss-Raby sayshe never plays second fiddle
cat negro dance" Well, We suppose not.
Judging from his antesedsnia. if he soald get I.
chance io aiasad "nisges .Aindis" ~i;hsa,
being seen by reputable people. he would take
mn "seoond' part. but would sustain ieadiag
character in The festivities.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17
Towsontown Female seminary.

a HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
NE dnties of this Institution will be- re-
] sumcd on
"edHe~fay. September IIM, 1867.
eo>For Circulars apply 10 the Is-,kSinre..
bAitnore. or to the Principal. Towsontown.
Aug. l7.--3m.
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NesO Advertisements.
y AFFLE FOR A BIRD HOUSE.

AFFLE FOR A BIRD HOUSE.
A No. ! BIRD HOUSE will be rafIle,l for a-
soon rs soon as the chances are all taken. ,Iu..
notice Of which will be- given in the PAPERS
Chances ~ each. Apply u
l.. vOGLE.
aug. .I'.-u. Towsontown.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

a9~wesxpest % soon have 10 ehronicls the
Resignation q Chisf Justice chass. Ilaby hes
opened hls powerful ~ battery upon him. and.
ef eonrss' he eant stand ths pressure. d., Mr.
JsaF''ai, spare ns some u our public ssen. Just
think oi li--ilsvsTdy Iohnson and Chief Jas.
ties Chase sueosssissly annihilatsdl
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

es-in what way has the Hon. John welh.
erred ees''dsd the editor Of the iowrAai. that u
should praiss himf We advise Mr. wethersd.
" be asPirss N The Gsvernors ehalr. b :. make
sup with the Jswrnai as quick as possible In
his ccniss. &c position he may have many ob.
staelss 10 encounter. bat none 80 insuFmoanta.
be as praiss from sHeA soaTesi ife may we'll
sxeiaim, Save me FROM my fsieudE !"
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Nor'cE.

n ~
orFirE cLEHE cIRcrIr CouRr ron IaLr,.l
NoaE CouSrY. August 18th. 1857.
or HILLS OF SALE in this Office. len prior lo
July 10th. 1867. are respectfully requested to
call aud receive them. they being ali recorded
and ready for delivery.
Aug. I7.-3t ti..L
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re- The problem Of reconstruction is rather
difficult 10 solve: The pruioundesi siaieuien 10
the country differ about IL. Various theories
have been advanced, all guaranteed To do the
work 10 charm. Bu, the onr We overheard
fellow advance at Camp Meeting las, Sunday,
struck US Ms being just the thing. Said he to
crowd Of gaping friends Z" You INA! talk rs you
please, hut tell you there will never. Hsrfr be
ANY IHisce IN this country. nor any Union like
d" there used To he, until every I'D nigg-r aud
every d-d radical is killed, and |, for one,
lam in favor oft. A fellow with u pug -nosc
aud hair or two ON his Upper lip aud big
ginger.cakc sticking ou, Of his side pocket said,
"Theins my sentiments; that's the only way
lit can he did We didn't stop to hrar what
the others had TO say; we had heard rnough.--
We thought they might ind onI wrrr Ilidi-
cal, aud rs we had no wbi.kry with which to
buy them oil, We concluded We had hitter kcyp
out Of their way. or else We nigh, ind grave
in one OF the many mud-holrs with which
Ridgely's Woods 80 abounds. During the re-
malnder Of our stay we busted ourselves in try.
ing To find out where this vAlorous cruwd VI
young copperhends buried their dead, but their
rustic friends-siupid fellows couldn't tell US
anything about IL.
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EOR RENT.

The TWO ROOMS adjoining ,L. U,,;os .,l,..
over WIN ). shealcys Store, York Road. opuo'
site Ady's Hotel. These Rooms are well suited
Tor offices of any kind. Apply IL
Mus. ". a. SIIEALEY.
Aug. list. Towson,oVvu
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

5eD-The editor Of the Journal says that Gov.
swann has "Grmiy re-eatablished himself IN
sour eonaaenes.' Yes. ne suppose he has
Having violated every Feeosnissd principle of
political honoF--deceIved his friends-made
himself traitor 70 The party that placed him
In position. aud ,afsn 10 his fond embrace the
men who tried 10 destroy the e0overnmsat--l,I Is
itiing that he should BE- taken into yesr eonl
dsnee. Birds Of feather aeek tegeiher.~
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NOTICE.

Nor'c"'
All persons are forbid TREsPAssING IN
ANY WAY upon the Farm of the late JOHN
PRASklTr, Ia Limekiln Bottom. The law
will be vigorously imposed upon all violators
OF !h's notice. JAS. n, PLAsKiTT.
Aug. list.
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The Constitutional Convention.

This body was TO have adjourned on Thursday
last, but NC doubt very much whether they doue
Il. The question on the adoption Of the new
Constitution will be- submitted 10 vote Of tho
people on the 25,h September, and u adopted, Il
will 60 into operation on the 5th Of Oci0her.-
The salary Of The Judges OF tho CiTcuii Courts
has a, last been definitely 6xed-,he Chief Judge
will receive 50, 600, the Associate 81, 800 each.
An clioF, was made TO sOPalch up affairs rs TO
allow Comptroller Leonard aud Treasurer Fow.
ler to retain their offices until their term Of Of
fee should have expired, but the Drnlocracy
wanted ,hrse Offices themselves, aud these Ton.
servaiives mus, retire from public ll'r no,with-
standing the valuable assistance they have given
democracy. Not satisfied with the immense pre-
ponderance Of Southern Mary land 10 the i.egis.
laturc, the Convention determined to do "a little
more for that section, aud accordingly deirrmiu-
cd TO carve new county out Of portions OF
Somerset aud Worcester notwiihs anding seven
eigh,hs OF the people Of the two counties were
opposed 70 H. This will give the rrbcls another
Senator and two or three more delegates. The
new county will be called " wicomoco." Ia
formation nri with violent opposition from a
portion oi the Convention, aud was denounced
rs outrage upon the large counlies III the State
and the city OF Baltimore. Il WAS oIenly assert
cd 10 the Convention that the adoption Of this
measure would hill the new Constitution. u,
Aill certainly help. y
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17
7 TO sEcRETAAV STANTON.
rw0rUvtWU N.w..a~

MAsmis0roS August ~, 1891. I
AT-By virtue " the power aud authority vested in
me, a. President, By the Constituton aud Laws of the
United states, hereby suspended from the oee
a. Secretary Of War, and will exercise and
AL functions pertaining 10 the You will at
transfer 10 General rysscs Grant who has this day
hen authorized aud empowered 10 act Secretary Of
War ad fHfeTt, all records, hooks, papers and other
public property n0w In your custody and charge.
Very respectfully, yours,
ANbREw JonNsoS.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17
The Hon. E'lwin " stanton. Secretary ofwM.
sEchErAHT STANTON 10 THE FnEsipESr.

GIANT TO STANTON.
HEApq'Rs ARMIES or rHE rSirEp srArrs.l
WAsHtSefoS, u. G., August ~. 1881,
Hon. A. ~ SfaHfoH. Secretary n Mar
Sir-Enclossd here with kare 20 fraHsnd % you a
copy u letter just received from the President of the
nted states Mofgying Of my assignment Aetiag
SeeIsiarg II Var, and direeiiHg to assume those
duties At onec.
In notifying you Of my acceptance I cannot let the
opportunity rass without expressing 10 you my appro
hailon of the zeal patriotism, hFmncss and ability with
which you have ever discharged the duties Of Secretary
ofWM With great rcspect,
Your oiSsiicnt servant
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-04
KLINE, LOWE q CO.,

N1anufastureSs ana Dsalers In
SASH tknts
Doorv. Blindh Worried Flooring. 40.
TIAyD aAlLtNas SCROLL gAWIHG ANN
Ill Moulding Of Al kinda and eiIea made 10 Or
aaF at short notice asid oa liberal terms.
Th0se dealTing 10 bnild will do well to call On
rs brtsre purchasing elsewhere.
Hap All Orders allied on the shortest notscs.
shop on MArset stree. West Of the Court Houne
Apd HeaF the wooden bridge
HtFFM. OHIO.
jHnPesaisyf.
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i1ottitol.
: DRiyISG nOME Tnk cows.


Out Of the clover amt bit.e.cyed grass
He TUNED them into the fVef laneI
One after another he let them pass,
Then fastened The meadow bars again,9 3
{ under the Willows And oter the min. far
He patiently followed their soberpoce;
The merry vi sue Tor once was an.
For something shadowed the sunny face.
onlys boy und his father had said -
He never could let his youngest goi
Two already were lying dead
Under the feet Of the ,rampling foo.
Bot aaer thoeseulne work waa done ~ ~
And tne ieos Eefe so9a sl, ne tee mseao" swamp
And siealthily followed the foos-Path damp
Across the clover, and through the wheat,
With resolute heart and purpose grim,
Though cold was the dew on his hurrying feet,
And the blind bats fitting startled him.
Thrice since then had the lanes been white,
And the orchards sweet with apple bloom;
And now, when the cows come back at night,
The feeble father drove them home,
For news had come TO the lonely farm
That three were lying where two had lain;
And the old mans tremelous. palsed arm
Could never lean ons sons sgain.
The summer day grew cool and late,
lie went for the cows when the work was done;
But down the lane, as he opened the gate,
He saw them coming one by ono.
Bindlc, Ebony and speckie and Bcss,
Shaking their horns in the evening wind;
Cropping the buttercups ont OF the grass-
But who was II followed close behindf
Loosely swung in the Idle air ID WNIH
The empty sleeve OF army blue
And worn and pale from the crisping hair,
Looked out q face that the father knew.
For Southern prisons will sometimes yewn,
And yield their dead unto life ngaini
And the day that comea with q cloudy dawn,
In golden glory at last may wane.
The great tears sprang to their meeting eyes;
For the heart must speak when the lips arr
dumb; t' 'I. FIN
And under the silent evening skies,
Together they followed the cattle home, -
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Anit anS Gumor.

There is man in the moon, and if
it is a honey moon there is woman
in it too,
Why is a bridegroom worth mere
than bride? Because she Is given
away, aud he is sold. Y ~
Red noses are lighthouses to warn
voyagers on the sea Of lite off the
coast of Malaga, Jamaica, Santa Cruz
and HollaOd. ~ ~ 4 q = va -
n The great centre of happiness is
something to hope for, and sOmething
TO love.
Women is a delusion but men hug
delusions. IitN HF h
A priest asked a tipsy fellow, lean
ing against the fence, where he ex
pected to go when he died. aft |
can't get along any better than now,
said he, IL shant go nowhere"
Tn the days Of the Patriarchs. .
Woman . conduct was the index of her
heart. When for example. the faith
er of Rebekah asked her ifshe would
60 with tho servant Of Isaac, she re-
piled at once, II will gor' Had she
been a daughter Of the nineteenth
century, she would have answered
"0h, pshhEl 60 with himf Why Mr.
Isaac must be sick2 Go With him
OF course I Won'tP And then=-shs
would have gone with him. .a,
smvth spent two whole days ant
nights 10 eonsidering an answer 4
the conundram, "Why is an egg I'M
derdone like an egg oVerdoneS" Ht
would suffer no one totell him, and
at last hit upon the solution--Be-
cause both are hardly done,
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THE AT0MizER.

A new system ~ treating Lung and Chest dlsea.
Hes Cafarrh, Asthma. So. And all Nalahiea of
the Digestive Organs bv the use Of the AtomlLer.
The lAtnmizer Is an Apparatus constructed on
Scientific prinriples, whirh. nv a mechanical ar
rNngemeht either hv atmospheric .pressnrea ~
steam, converts any medicine into tne SPRAY.
and very readily CONVEYS N into the bronchial
Tahes or Lings. with the RRspiratprv current =
The madlaine submitted 70 the Apparatus. lose
nothing of their Chemical value as In other pre
pNrHtions. bat are received into the Rrsniratorv
OrzNns In their fuil rnAdlcsl strength Thoee de-
srlastreNtmept BY this method, csn, ,obisinit by
calling on ma YtNatVNo.
A. his office. in the rear of the First National
BANK, Perry Street. tsep6'edn47yi.
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TO TEACHERS.
> sonoof. TMACHNIss.

THE SCHOOL EX AMINERs or sENrC 4
County. will hold examinations ~ the Office
OF the ExaminArs, in Tomb's Block, Tihhn, Ohio,
for the vear 1867 as follows;
March q, 10. "a and 70. I'm -
Aprtl 6. i3, 20 and, ~. 'lIf1 ft.1Ct
NV T. and 10.
Junel. az
Ths ESrminerr request Teachers nnt 20 Arpiv
for axanrsion excenf mon an examination dqy.
No certificates wiilbe ttnted on anv other dav
Applicants will be required 70 he present ~ 7
o'eloalI.s. NJ, ~ ihe lay 81 examination, orthey
will not be examined. Mse
lows McCAuLrY
n-s ISMEs pTLLARs, \ iExnmineTs.t
fwE 81. KTHKwooD.
octrssSitk Lr lfftNt
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m n A. pOYFp
M J. n O'cONNFp.

uAviNG PERMANENTLY LOCaTE IN
II Tim hiss opened an office In Tomba Blf'ck.
IL nedihtelv over the Postofnce He hopes. Nv q
st-ict attention 10 business with twrnty-tnur
years experience In the rrofession, TO merit lib
eral share NJ the public patronage. - y = 9, n
ONce hours-frnm A. V 10
."N- Residence e-one mile South Of Tihir on The
Plank Road. ssi+.. 'o fnov22nem6 /.
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DR.. J. cHAMBELAlN,
Ga R0TANlSTo u1'

AvING BRRN ABSENT FROM TKR
W CITY and county twn years in conseuuence Of
III health, and being now com mpletely restored has
returned again 70 Tim. 20 resume hisformer nro-
tession. 10 OIicc. one door South Of nehrn's
Grocery on Main street Residence, first door
East or The nid Osborne Warehouse or Depot.
aug2'66nl2yt.
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n, B. MARTIN. M. D.

FORMERLY OF MELNORH--.LATR A
II surveon IN the Army--hAs permanently loca-
ted 10 Tina and having had ffteen ycars expert
ehee IN the practice of Medicine. he hopcn 10
merit and share the public nstfonage. fif !
ff- Ofhcein Ntti0nai Halli building. u j T
AL calls attended TO either ~ niRht or day.
Also. Examlning Surgeon for Pensions.
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T, ,AVCTtONEERiS NoTIcE,

VrHB uynBRsIGNK0 HAVtNG TAKBN
j cut Ihoense 70 Z liow SAID btsinenn in Senses
and AdIoinlag Counties, 10 oew ready At ali times
TO CRY SALES
Fntlrs saftseaetion viii be guaranteed 10 every
s,ss. ar R'sidepce near Mexico, seRees County
Ohio. sAath q y tta si =. JONES. y
deosoniotf,, an s,re,.7t sH,,7 ,,s, ~ &
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] MISCELLANEOUS.
VouMER q KIRcHNEs,

MnJS CEHANT hTATLOTesS,
A M nv aIseRs in uWADY MADRotOTH-
~ lug Gents Furnishing GOnds. Hats Cans, Ao.
CongtAaly on hand. Rroad Clsths. Oasai-
meres and Vrstinga, Wsahineton STREET. TINA, q
FArtieular attention Riven 70 Cnatbm Work.
Al Qsfers VII meet with prompt attention.
FyeN Ave have the Agency f,r the beet
Sewing Machine now IN use VIZ novon4tf
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CLASS IX.-AgricultaraI LmpIe-
meuts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-04
'e9"10[n TIFFIN ONO, THURSDAY MORNING July A. 1867

Best Jennet Ua- ura 8
Second best 4
Bes, pair Of mules 2 yr old 4 over
pair mule colts s
J.PT Ink, Superintendent.
Ccmmi,tee---John Fri,eher, Benz
Sagsr, Jesse Weiriok. =
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Pears.

16 best plate of plums not
less than IL
II 2od plate Of plums not less
than IL .oO
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Legal Notice.

WALENTINE ULRICH and Augustus Alter,
" of Monroe county, Oh o, willtake notice
that Thomas Burkhard win make application
at the march term of the Court of Common
Pleas, 1867. Of said county, for an order Of
partition of the following premises, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio: Bsinning at the south
east corner of the West half of the south
west quarter of section two in township sew
en- Of range seven. thence north twenty rods;
thence west sixteen rods; thence south twenty
rods; thence east sixteen rods to the place of
beginning, containing two acres.
MORRIS & WAY,
Jan29. '6T. Atty's for petitioner.
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stamp Duties.

.5.5s.,, =, 1880
az 'ns lnseinai revenue Law = regard 10
stamp aulies Is not general under stood' ana.
n.ucn ihsohsen'ence ana actuai loss 70 par
sies result tnere,rom, we pupiisn peioW,
csleauiy prepared ssatement OF tne law, N
regard 70 every day transaetions. ihis state.
ment may be relied upon as correct, having
Deen prepared LOT tne. 9ohnstoWn irioune Dy
K. u. Ganan, Esq, clerk TO the Collector Of
Internal revenue Tor that District. Cnt il
out Iof preservation. +.
AeREEhENT or contract, Tor each sheet OF
paper On Wnicn sne same Is @ritLsen, requires
. nVe cent stamp
BANK CHEcK, without regard to the amount,
Two censs. an order drawn on any etner per-
son OF persons, company OF corporation, for
any sum over oio, requires = = cent stamp.
BONDS OF pConstapies, supervisors, OF any
otnef Pnphc omcefs, require ~ stamp, ana
oends lndemniiying any sum ol money re-
aaire q 90 cent stamp Tor every Thousand doi-
lars or fractional part thereof,
FAohlssoals NOTES, oue pills, &c, require
Q cent stamp Wnen .ne amount - NOT over
sioe' a OeiMeen PAW ana SzoV, ~ cent
stamp, ana an increase q 2 cents lot every
9lvo OF Iractional part OF the same. NO an
ference how small the amount OF the note, it
requires cent stamp, sunuer the present
law, Ine amount OF the stamp IS regulated by
tne amount Of the note, ana not by the time
.oi Wiich it rs given.
DkEDs.--Wnefe the consideration 10 less
'hAn ssvo' : oV cent stamp ls required; when
8ossF POW ana not oyer eiVVo, Si stamp ana
sn aaal.iSnai oo cent stamp ior every s5Vo or
= tfpsisllAi part sneseoi !.
.tAsA' "a "a agreement 70 Iens properly, Ies
qullee @ ov cent stamp II the rent does not
eAeseu pow per year. Hnen Inc rent ex-
cesas souo, oo cent stamp Is required for
eaen aaalllonai szoV or iraetionai part thereof
LSAses lot !aIms on tns shaTes, ana ieases ior
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Notice.

d =
Margaret Blanell, plaintiff. Civil action in
VS.. the Court of Com
Henry Blanell, defendant. mon Pleas of
Monroe County, Ohio. The defendant will
take notice, that on Wednesday, the 10th
day of March, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty seven, between the hours
of 5 o'clock A. Nj. and 6 o'clock p. NJ. of said
day, at the Office of the Mayor of the city of
Pittsburg, in the Statesof Pennsylvania, the
said plaintiff will proceed to take the deposi-
ton of divers witnesses, to be read on the
hearing and trial of said cause in said Court.
If the examination should not be closed on
said day, it will be adjourned over from dag
to day until closed. You can attend and
cross examine if you see proper.
AMOS & SPRIGGS,
and MORRIS & WAY,
feb19w3, Att'ys for plaintiff.
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Divorce Notice.

TTENRY BLANELL, of Barceria, in Germany,
III is notified that Margaret Blanell did, on
the 18th day of February, a. D. 1867, file her
petition in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, charging
the said Henry Blanell with three years will
full absence, and asking that she may be di-
vorced from the said Henry Blanell, and that
she may retain the custody of their child,
Said petition will stand for hearing at the
next term of said Court. ss.
Dated February II, 1867. -
~ a, AMOS u SPRIGGS,
.t.,s4 tss and NORRIS & WAY,
s.sse;a s.isi sts4 s. Attorneys.