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vour husband when he CONES home late, and wea-
~ and " out of sorts ~ iie has worked for YOU
al day long he has wresilcd hand TO hand,
with Care, and sclhshness, and Greed and all
the demons that follow In the train " money
making. Let home be another atmosphere entire
ly let him feel that there is one place in the
world where he can find peace and quiet and
perfect love
Wait bright young girls, before you arch
your pretty cyebrOws, aud whisper I" old maid
as the quiet figure steals by with silver lis hair
and crows feet round the eyes Il Is hard
enough ia lose liic's gadness and clas,ic,y-ilis Is
hard enough 10 see youth drifting away, With
out adding to the bitter cup one drop of scoru
You 10 not know wha, she has endured you
never can know until experience teaches you, 80
wait before yUu sneet ~ thc old Maid
WAIT sir, before you add billiagd.IoOu to
your housc, and buy the fast horse that Black
and White and all the rest Of " the fellowsn Gov.
ct. Wait and think whether you can afford it,
whether your outstanding bills are all paid and
your liabilities fully met, aud all the chanors
aud changes of life duly provided for Wait
and ask yourself how you would ike, ten years
from now, 10 zee your fair wife struggling with
poverty, your children shabby aud wan,-s,ricken
aud yourself "a miserable hangcrou round corner
groceries and one.horsc gambling sal0OGs YOl
think that Is impossible do you remember what
Hazel said 20 the seer of old ' Is ihy servant ~
dog that lie should do this thing
Wait merchant hcfore you tell the pAle-faccd
boy rom thc country Mat you can DO nothing
for lin. You IN. do something for him you
can gis" hln wofd OF encouragement, word
oi advice. There was time oucc, when you
were Young, and poor and friendless Have you
forgotten IL already -
Wait blur-cycd lasse wait while before
you say yes to the dashing young fellow who
says he can live without you Wait until sou
have asceriaincd % ior sIfc and Tor certain % n
the children say. that the cigar and the wine
bottle, aud the cafd.ablc are not to te your riv-
ais in bis heart, q little delay won't huf; him,
whatever hc may s,v--jpsi see Il Il aiil
And waii ms friend ia the brown mous,ache
don commit Yourself io Laura Matilda. until
you are surr that she will bc kind TO your old
mother, gentle with your little sisters, aud true,
loving wi'r Ga yol instead of u mere puppc; who
lives on The breath OF fashion and excitement,
and regards the sammy side of broadway As sec
ond only 20 Elysium ~ general thing peo-
PIE arr 10 too great a hurry in this world We
say, wait WAIT '-Ihr,Aoi.gicgi I9urnri
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WHOLE NO. lis.
HOW TO MAKE A WATERFALL

Take four pounds ot rags and bunch Of shavinfs.
An old tiu pan, aud a bunch Of straw
Then steal an old hat of ssmehody's leaVings.
. And sueAr tts your oun, 70 get clear Of the iau
NeHt, get an old stocking and stat ID with Isaler
And, u u 10 possible, pat In naola;
Then get some old china. and nutmeg crater
And make them all M IN . nlca little roll
Put all these things In a net of red,
And glistening beads must cover them all.
Then fasten II on The hack of your head,
And you will have q waterfall
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goetrp.
SPRIN G.

The yellow skies AZ cyentid
The mornhig's crimson gi6W.
The bare brown ToCks that pep above,
The swiftly lcss'ning snow.
The swelling buds upon th, trees.
The msllow h,a, at noon.
Ar sweet and subtle frophecic-
That fifiug is coming soon.
rhc 'Iarklins brooks fnccd from the ira
That bound their gentle How.
The stars a. soft A. eyes of love.
The southern winds that blow.
The hrcaihs nf balm from spicy climrs.
Like a." sweet air of June
slgak unto ~ the welcome truth
That spring l. coming soon
The early robin on the elm.
The blue bird IN the hedge.
The riiIilng u the far-.t slrinp
Adnwn the mossy ledge.
Thr purple haxr that sails AZ night
hgtNten ~ aud the moon.
Al. al suggest the pleasant thought
That Spring g. coming snon
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BisHoP SouLg ON DAxcixG "A friend, says the
Memphis Chrisfion Adroeats, sends the following
incident;
''Once, In Alabama, In IArlor iilied with an
intelligent and refined company, while the bishop
was conversing with group of friends, another
group In the corner was discnaaing the Innocence
Of u1odern danclng-mosi Of them In favor Of II
At length they agreed 70 leave Il 10 the bishop.
and approaching, asked hls opinion. (Silence.l
Well, { never saw dancing but once, and musl
confess that ! was pleased with g. (Greal
suspense, and glanocs exchanged have been
10 Paris and 10 London, and mos, Of our own
land, bot have never soen the exercise but once
lEagrr attsntion.l While was In Paris among
other things, saw seveal monkeys, taught a.
dance and keep time, and musl confess that
was pleased with Il, ioT thought Il became them
very much -
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STONE AND EARTHEN WARE
X. II. GoRsUCH,
Successor to Jehu Gorsuch,

Corner OF Gay and Front sts., Baltimore Md,
DgALERIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
III As received his Spring andSdx..-
Ii summer supply Of goods. con-
sisting IN part of Kniyesand Forks, -
Pocket Knives, Table and Tea Spoons. Hollow
Ware. Wagon Boxes. Horse Shoes aud Nails,
Nail Rods, Carpenter Tcois. Axes, Locks,
Hinges. Screws, Bolts. Shovels. Forks. Picks,
Mattoeks. Cast and Blister Steel. Trace. Halter
and Cow Chains, Counter Scales. Safety Fuse,
Gun Caps,
woObcocK's PLows AND CASTINGS;
Also. stewart's wedge pattern AXES. war
rantcd, all Of which he utieTs wholesale and
retail at hisusuai low prices
Eo- In addition to my stock II Hardware.
have added fine assortment IT WOODEN
WARE, such as Tubs. Buckets. Measures, Bas.
kets, Brooms, Wash Boards, Butter Prints. &c..
&c, which department Is IN charge Of y. Il.
GORSUClI. VINO Ia always happy to wait upon
all customers who favor him with their Gu ustoln.
Please call aud examine his stock before pur-
chasidg elsewhere. Augusi I. ls66.-iy.
PLOUGH CASTINGS
PLOUGH CASTINGS -
49,
THE attention Of Farmers and Merchants
j i invited 10 my FULL AND COMPLETE
STOCK, embracing all the various sizes IT the
WfLEI, nOODCOCK.
NMITH, iTWOOB,
MINOR IND HOEYON,
WISCONSIN. aud other kinds, all Of which
will be sold low by the single piece or ton.
Es- Also. guod assortment OF PLOUGHs.
at less than regular prices, at No. tt2 North
Gay Street, Baltimore.
Feb 10. I.GT.--Iy.
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W. COOKE.

RE.i l. EST.I tn BR - n ER,
NJ .. Lair Buidings, Saint Iah ~. BiiiiHor,. NJ
Ncgotiaies sales, and Purchases of IIouscs Lots
Farms aud Ground Rcnts and Loans on Real Estate.
Aps -. tsda.-il
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-06

sO- "paFcnis said a solemn lecturer, "you
may have children, OF Il not, your daughters
NAV have
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-06

Youxe AnEaioA The following delicate spec
imen Of Juvenile bravado 10 too good TO be lost
One night Freddy had been pot 20 bed, and
mother and Johnny we've IN IN adjoining room.
Presently Johnny cut up some caper, on which
bis mother threaiened - take him into another
room and whip him.
'salother, said Freddy volce under the bed
clothes, "a know where Ia take him.
Where ~ said the mother, whose cnriosiiy
was excited
'ld take him under the lefl ear
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HENRY sIIEw.
co FNTr SER VErOR Avn
coy TEHI NrER

tsHr' Hsaic. Toscsoaioca, tap S,ais.l
Tia und'rsisWgi respectfully informs H., citizen. Of
ihc 'oantt. that h. has established oicc Ia Tow
i"sn baltimore county. for the transaction II al hus
ne'' 'iniinr o. landed rroi-rfiy and thai u viii D.
fraly e. Their advantage to call uI-n him - have their
hu.i'ss aiisni' To- H. sps doing they viii much
tim" aud cNnse aud have u done promptly arvurair
Y au neatly. and ~ less sNlssnsr than t h. utr
hy athrfs br,ds, lca'rs. Mortgage. Will ART al 81,
~ insirumcnts of writing carefully pr-iar,i
HENRY SitEW County surveyor
t-ln my ah.,ucc from rnw snntnwn aii husne.- icit
with j"nS " wnIELER. Esi q, the CLERKS oic.', Eil
o. promptly attsndcdtp April :. issd-iy
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- CLEAVELAND. tor u ycars with james
~ sGetty, will be pleased a. see his old Gus
toners and irieHds at los North Gay Street.
where he is confident IT suitng them iu all
Goods pertaining to the
DRY GOODS IL NOTION LINE.
Uur store haas been rcnilcd aud We have all
the convcnicnccs required t. show guu,ls. The
first lour is exclusively for Retailing: Il tine
line Of Prints, Blcachcd and brown Muslins.
White Linens, Dress Goods. "a large stock aiso,
splendid assortment oi Mems aud Boys wear.
tDur stock IA this line is complete. a. we'll as in
the othcTs.l Flanncls 81 all kinds. Tuwcling. Il
niccAs-nrtinent; aiull line oi Stockings, Gloves,
shirts aud Drawer. Collar, Hair Brushr-,
ConihY and Suspcudcrs. The lower iiour IS f,r
Wholcsnliug. exclusively. w have three
apartments here. fitted up ~ tasty manner:
ls,.- domestic Cnlic"-. Flannrls, Kentucky
Jeans, tniioundcs. Cant"nr. Diaper. Dalmnrals,
'ambrics. Z. ! I, 81. I ~ and i2.I Blcachci
aud Brown Muslns--g4 h~nVy stuck.
2d.-Thrcads. Susp"n'icrs. Linen lidkis.,
spool lotion. Pins. Needles. Hooks aud Ewes.
Paper. Pens. Ink, Past"boari. and everything
VA the notion line.
ird.--Blankcts oi all kinds.
We sell Goods for C.fSH-this must i.c uu.
'lerstoo'l. We d" business ga H iair plan. aud
try To- suit all Our stock J, large aud varied.
aud the most iastidinu4 cHnu"i hell. being suit.
81. t'ivc us trial ant satisinctiui o. .unrnn-
tc,ei
E,.,es,bs, ~, NAM aaa Asr,b,5--
l.. Il. CLEAVELAND u 60.
iui y. Iuy st.. "ic do"r from 'FRONT.' ST.
Baltimore. Md.
J.. >.--Nnmc "n the windows and "a the
sign ou the awning 20 tho side. % ,hc store.
GEORGE II ,iMMoNs. Salesman.
Feb IL. I.f-.-tt
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Real Estate Agents and Con-
CeyGncerS.
gEo. ~. cARnAS JosHuA n. hosLEV.
MARYLAND LAND AGENCY.

WI SILL. AND PURCHASE on commission, Real
Estate Il every description Ia the City of BaitmuTc
The Counties % Maryland aud other ,orroW aud
Loan Money MoIgaEc,and attend 10 Collections oi
II all kinds promptly
Our ollie. " centrally aud conveniently lucatcd, with
all te appliances for thorough aud energetic dispatch
nf business and NC propose 60 all proper aud avail
able ncans 10 present 10 the purchasing public and cap
ttists, such property may h. In hands for sale
yau want To- sell YARN. House Ground Rent IN
form ~ u the fact, aud put 10 our Books.
u you want 10 purchase Real Estate 1t any Kind
invest In Gfound Rents ~ Mortgage, rxaminr our
Books hrforr yoG d. 50
Persons having business Ia our line respectfully
salctsl tn give call. or communicate with hy
letter otherwise. CARMAN A BUSI.EY.
2sh ~. faui Street. baltimore. Nd
Nov l.. lsfss Ii
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DEMJAMIN y. PAYNE.
E.iL ESTATE - EyT 4 n
COY I-H 4 4 Y q ER


Bir'-Ss''i'sa Ro'r. aIIa'i' 'a"r' HrY,'.
t0WsoSTowN. Nj
DEEDS, LEASES. WILLS. MuRTGEGEs. HILLS 90
sab. A'siTnm"ni', &c, PREPARED with accuracy aud
".laich Aso, examination ofritlcs In City County
FoE SALE. SEVENTY FIVE FARMS
in baltimore aud Hartford Csnniies from d,c g. tive
hundred Acre. at prices from :ts0 to sJ5O00
EtrERfNr g. :-- iir.fiHsors-ilou Juslge Giirs y !
titiing.. E''t. HigfoTd Colon. Judge Pucr. n "
Archer ksl Bii'iRsar, a. Hon Judge Emory. u
u h"arinau. Es'l sept 10 ist-i III
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} W. TEMPLEMAN ~ co.
EARMS WANTED!

FARMS near Stations the Northern central and
Western Md Railroad. wanted tor applicants com
Inissions sgcd ior selling pr cent At,lrc..
llNELlf North Wc-t enrn-f of Ninston ani - iaul
-. or Catonsvillc Post ofcc. baltimore count, Nj
August :. lsdd III
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Increased Pensions

rINu WIDOWS OF SOLDIERS Who have chill.
II drcn under sixteen years old.
Il. 4. GUsTiN 4 CO.,
No. a. south Gay street. Baltimore.
Jan. lg.-3m.
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Increased Pensions to Soldiers

" uO lost hand, iootor eye In the service.
w Il. +. GUSTiN A CO..
No. u South Gay street. Baltimore.
Jan. ig--3m.
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LAW Ais NLLauN
NJ ELS0N ~ YORK.

~
III u, fLiiH IND TOLLErTIOy lGENTN.
EE.iL ~ BE0KEE> .;.NB
"DNTEYiNcEES.
y" Saah STREET Bii,n,or, W
-i-cia, Attention given C. %, procurement 20 lsn.
'i"h,, Military iiouniics. Naval Cliim. Sc. Hni.r t,-
,ruus acts of Congress
Collections hy suit nr otL-rW.c nai- from .fi.. .id
al. "r the Government, with the uiaust utptnIn...
and energy
Es-i.EAL ESTATE bought ant ,"ld Gfouud Rent.
Ac collected
Parties having important cas". wall h' hrui.L, th
Nrttu 'i-r"iic"s upon application Nov -. ~ -am
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VOlI\ &. HOLLAND.
RE.iL ESTi iPE BR ROK ER.
" 81 N,rfA ,ar,ri -. Baiio
Hot So FARMS aud LANDS bought anI .oId uii
r"H,mi-siun LOANS negotiated. aud money invested
"a k,al E.tair ort. H. lsfid --iy
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miscellaneous.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSl!
e. r. CLEAvELAND a. CO.,
No. 1O3 North Cav Street.
Cash House!

THEPLA"E ~ HUI- "HEiP FOE rISM
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Attorneys Cards.
GEORGE B. MILLlGAN.
TTOR NEr IT IL ~,
REAL ESTATE COMMISSION AGENCY. N ALL
Of ITS BRANCHES, At

w y WHNI ~ dIhIIE NJ HsIH HIIHVHh
Orders TO buy To sell liodses, Gtound Rents. Yarns
and Country Seats at puhlic aud private sale salic"
I"ans, invc.tment OF rraI fnnd-, ani general man
tE-mcnt "f Rental lTopctty " the city aud country ai
irnscsl ta.
~ Money ins-,tcdi Ia Ground Rent. "t Narteasr,
frrs II eAaTys
Residence roWsontown 40 in.urt prompt attrn
tian fhsre scarchrs fti- fasrs aud claims nfryrry
description IN the County Court Dcc o.. is'@.-iy
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.nffEkS his services for thccOllcction oi all
" claims against the U. y. Government, as
BOT NTY,
BACK PAY.
pENSiONS.Ar &c.
Either Tor the soldier ~ his heirs.
Full information given by mail when stamp
ur return postage is enclosed.
NG-OFFicH- House. faycttc ST..
June 80. isGS.-ly. baltimore. Md.
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WHEN IN TOWN DON'T FORGET To CALI.
al suAw's. ~ \. High street, baltimore
Jan l2.--ti.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-19

Esr Times special Says the evening admin
istration organ at Washington announces that
the meeting for the ratification of the notnina-
ton of Andrew johnson for President and Gen.
eral William T. Sherman for Vice President,
which was appointed for the 10th inst, has
been postponed until the 18th proximo, when
it was to be held in the Capitol.
" The Wesleyan Conference, at its recent
session in Cleveland, after a spicy debate,
adopted report in favor of woman suffrage
Rev. DR.. Baker, of New York, said, ''Foo long
and idiots. One of the best Judges in Israel
was woman, and in the days of the Apostles
there were deaconesses.
Eg By the death returns just published in
England, softening of the brain is found alarm
ingly on the increase, 80 that it forms now a
class by itself in the reports. Gout is also
multiplying; bronchitis ditto. Gout is five
times as common among men as women; but
cancer and dropsy take the female side OF the
house. Phthisic is diminishing. Proportion O.
deaths to the living-twenty-three TO the thous-
and.
ESr The "small listed farmers" the ''Lincoln
hirelings," " the widows and orphans of soldiers,
put their little means in Government bonds,
when men like Governor Seymour would not
take dollar of them, and while his Party was
prOnouncing them worthless rags" Now, the
Democracy propose to punish their patriotic
temerity ty taking the securities, and doubling
the amount of currency which they them
selves say is of less value than the pledges of
the almost bankrupt Turkish Government.
IS In Maryland and Missouri. as well as in
the secret councils of the Ohio Democracy,
the rebellion is not yet considered over. Mr..
McClurg, NJ. G. from Missouri, communicates
to the ST. Louis Democrat copy of letter
addressed by prominent ex-rebel of that State
to another who has had enough of it, which
states that 'the time is close at hand when we
will have all our past troubl, S to contend with
again, but it would be on different scale, to
some extent. And, better proof than ALL Gen
eral Shelby has received private letter from
General F. P. Blair, warning him to be in read
iness, for that war is undoubtedly to be and
was near at hand"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-19

The new rebel army made grand dis
play in Baltimore Monday. They turned
out 5000 strong, in regular confederate
uniform, many of the officers being drts =
ed in the indentical clothes they wore dU-
ring the war in the rebel ranks. The name
of some the companies, as given by them
selves, are highly suggestive. The list
embraces such names as these, The Pres
ident's Pets;" the "Johnson Guard" :"
"Yankee Destroyers," etc. That it is
believed at the War Office that mischief
in Maryland is intended, is sufficiently
proved by the sending of a strong force
to Fort McHenry, Baltimore, and adding
to its artillery strength.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-19

FEEJEE IsLANDs.-A dispatch from
the Feejee Islands has ceded to the Uni
ted States three small islands in group
one of which possesses fine harbor, ca
pable of being converted into a naval
station. There have recently been trou-
bles in these islands between the natives
and American residents, and the United
States steamship Tuscarora has been
cruising in these regions to investigate
the troubles. Whether the tession of
the three islands was intended as an
atonement for any wrong done to Ameri-
cans, or whether it was made in conse-
quence of direct solicitation from Wash
ington, is not stated. The King even
offered the protectorate of all his domin-
ions to the United States, but Capt.
Stanley declined accepting it, believing
that he did not possess sufficient authori-
ty. Whether he did accept the cession
OF the three islands the dispatch does
not say. The Feejee Islands are group
of islands in the South Pacific Ocean,
east of the New Hebrides. The entire
group comprises altogether 154 islands.
of which IS are inhabited. The total
population is estimated at l83, 900. The
people are ruled by chiefs, to whom
great deferance is paid, and who, in turn,
appear to acknowledge the supremacy
of the Chief of Ambow, who has as
sumed the title of the King of the Fee
jeeans. Vegetation is exceedingly rapid,
and the climate is agreeable and healthy.
The inhabitants were formally barbar-
GUS and savage race, but of late Wesley
an missionaries have made great progress
among them
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-19

Gen. Sherman has been a prospective
candidate for the Presidency, by that
portion of the Democracy whose views
of expedlency would lead them to nomi-
nate war candidate. But Gen. Sher-
mans political views have been gradu-
ally assimilating to those of his brother,
the able Ohio senator. In other words,
he is a Republican, and in favor of press
ing the Congressional policy to its full
conclusions. The taint of Johnsonian
Copperheadism is not on the hero.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-19

ROMAN Observation-Disclosures have
been received from Italy which are very
important.
The entire press of Italy-almost with
out exception-favor the seizure of Rome
by the Government.
The strength of the Party of Action
increases hourly. The recent successes
have given them new courage.
Sharp fights have occurred near,For-
nez and Alfnio, as well As at other points
in the Province of Viterbo, in all which
the insurgents have been successful.
The Pope has called an immediate
meeting of Cardinals to consider the sit
uation. ......
HAYES is elected Governor by nearly 1900
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-19
Cleveland Wholesale Market.

FLOUR-In good steady demand, firm and unchanged.
we quote Xxx red Sl1 ,2l1 so Xxx amber S3,0OlI13
50 XXX white S14 50Gl5,OJ; M spring Sl05ulll, 90
WHEA1-Dun and heavy, We could hear of no tran
sactions to-day. No. red winter held at S2,6T92,6o
No. do %, 81; No. Milwaukee spring 30.
CORN-In fair demand, steady and firm. Slle7 1000
bu and N. mixed at 81 IA from store cars No
at S1,13.
OATS-Quiet and steady. No State held at 6OG7oc
from store.
RYE-Quiet and steady at s1,s5@1,4O for No from
store.
BARLEY-Quiet; Held at 81 1,s5G11.4O for No1 State
and Canada.
DRIED BEEF-Quiet and steady. Sales SEQ lbs at 20c
BUTTER Receipts of choice are light, and the mar
ket is firm, with fair demand We quote choice West
Reserve at 36GL31c good to prime do at 30435c
common to good 29tl3Oc New York State 40c.
CHEESE In good demand and firm at 11G15c for good
to choice dairy and factory.
EGGS-SteaGy at 216l2Sc.
DRIED APPLES-Quiet at S]Sll9c packages included
GREEN APPLES-Held at $2,55lt3,25 p per Dbl
PoTAToES-In fair demand at S1,059l,10 per bu fol
Peachbows.
ONIONS-In fair demand at 81 90 per bu.
BEANS-In moderate demand at 81 2.O0G2,I5 for medi
um to prime white
SALT-Steady at s., a5 for fine; Coarse Ss,35.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-19
The Tribune has leader on johnson calling
Sherman to Washington, in which it asks:

Sherman to Washington, in which it asks
'Is it possible that Andrew johnson
in his madness contemplates coup a.
etat, and that, failing to secure Grant, he
has sought the Lieutenant General, with
the view of having the second officer of
the army to support him in the hour of
trouble. = The President
is hemmed in on all sides. Within sixty
or seventy days Mr.. Stanton will be re-
stored to the Cabinet. If the President
contemplates action to defeat Congress,
he mnst do something before that time"
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