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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
NesO Advertisements.
7Ew GOODS NEW GOoDsil

NEW GOODS NEW GOoDsil
have Just received direct from New York.
fine assortment Of Goods,
BLACK ALPAcAs,
ALPACA LUsTRRs.
DELAINEs,
Chambrsy Ginghams, Manchester Ginphams.
Cotton Goods of all description
Plaids, Cambries, Lawns aud New Styles Of Cal.
ieocs. White. Red and Opera Flannel. bc,,,.
tifil Damask Table Cloths, fine Linen Nankins
Towels, Crash. Summer Caeaincrs, Cot,nnn,cs
Coating aud Pant Linens. and fine stock ni
sheeting, and Muslins. blcachcd aud nnblcaeh.
cd from isi cts. per yard up
GLOVES. MOURNING GLOVES. CRAZE.
A fine assortment of HOSIERY, Silk and LIN
an hendkerchieis' cheap. and great W
r'e'y ~ Notions. A lot Of fuc
OIL CLOTHS. RUGS MATS.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, 4c.
Albnttawarc, Hardware. Quecnswarc Crnckc
wprc. Stonewarc aud Tinwnrc.
Fine assortment
STRAW AND wOoL HATS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies'. Chiiircns aud Mrns
Away on hand.
GR0'ERiES Of THE NEST QPALTTT.
TEAS. SPICES. &C.
Oils. Banning aud LuLrcating; Lamps. Chin
ncys and Patent Medicines generally in usc.
s:f'-A call is respectfully soliritcd before go.
ing tn the city. "a my GOODS aud PRICES
cannot fail To- please.
WILLIAM =. SHEALEY.
Tow-ontnwn. Bnl," O..
fu- SUMMER MATING 4 OF. CLOT:l
Nv THE ROLL. gust from Sow York; cAcar
FOR td,h. Call and scr W
Nay ~. ls67.-U
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

pouRLE-urcEEas. The York Road Passenger
Railway Company have placed all their double.
dcckcrs ON the line, greatly Increasing the com.
fort and convenience Of It's patrons. The Baiti.
MOTE papers complain TINT at the starting poin,
IN the city. there Ia no place for passengers to
await the leaving Of the cars We know tina,
this Is an inconvenience. one which. We ,louh,
not The Company will sooa remedy
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D I u d.

:" ~ ''am ..3 ee,.;s o'lishtuIng' 1t h.r s..a.
'fs fe.i~nc- % ii.ri'r cpsnty N a." iS;h instant
arssN ira. ,grd year. dlvrh;et q Suph,n u sni
Sl''h @hh. Names. formerly 4 tais cosr;y
On tn .ltt. iitA Instant w WAtrsE. 4 .als
county "a ne ssh y.asofAi.age a. lieI ~ greet
peace.
Fehr4aty !J,l. II ihIuiN. Bate Go after . Icns
Hi lAisf.l Illness, EDWIN fiATnER. aged - ycars
IN he loth Inst. ~ iuicryiiie In thi. county a:
tln.nmp'ion, SAHAH TAtuoTr MbsIty. IN The Ss,h
year % her age
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

NV Goon ~ NJ. Vim. y. Shcaly Of this
town, has Just received large stock Of rev
goods which he of.css foi sale upon most tca.
sonaby terms. This store hos long been noted
a vac o; the hes; IN the couniirs 81 the State,
AM vi. Sheslcy 'r.inr determined 10 hccp ~; is
reputation
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M A RR1ED.

~ . 2iu . AIs.i ny r.. " wilson rHoxs.
NcCLraF q Dal;imor-
"a = ~ a,;.. = Rry Mr. Sig.rl. i.AA. !. i,xE
~ 9 q Y. HEt Y l.gsiteF 5fitc Nv ! u S,sf.
-, al { ila';t. 90 count,
~ y ~ inst - :: Ausg.i.ac chgr-h. Iisfii.c
landing y, tnr Re- fl;hcs urwulI " Z VEESEf
- - "a aio-, e's 'ai Mss MaAt iilstHAs q
E.ig slrf. unity
ny iii,., i'"7 ~ ~ \ Il Rcil-y va ! SasA.
Lay ~ iaii4n1r", . i.a"Nogs GAvsT ofihi.,pan,y
Aprii I'D D, a. lScs v { Br.,taia w nS,.m h
NJ. sN1LfA \ 2-'atLLf. al 1.;L.. county
''n - Fft s';au. ~ n NJ Dln.ins sAst.L
H'skh. iiA'itI.H g.. 90 NJ Eps. Sya-E q Vi
W. hig-'"ii. 80 ;.fzere county
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

SJRrcK ~ LiGnTSis1--A CnlLp K,L,Hn The
house OF stephen l.. Msgncss residing on the liar.
ford PIKE, "a lev mile. this side VI Bel Air, was
struck by lightning during the severe storm 81
Monday nigh, last. Tie ;iuid entered the roof,
anu entering chamber where two men were
sleeping, Fis'ly nearly demolished the bcds,end
without however, iniuring iis occupants The
lightning then entered n lower room, where Mr.
aagnezs AMI bis wife were sleeping In one Ted,
and their three childiea in another Previous
10 the storm. however, one Of the children hal
been removed from the bed which the lieh,nin.
struck, tearing Il to pieces. setting lire 20 the hcl
clothes, aud killed onc o. the children. breaking
IT'S arm and neck The laid then pro, eedel 10
the cellar and entered tho ground, on lie war
tearing large clock into minute fragments
Nj. Magntssis well known 10 the Eleventh
District OF this county, where h. formerly rcsid-
vi The child killed was n girl. eight years Old.
We have heard Of a large number Of trees, iolc-
graph POLES, &C. being struck IN different por.
lions " ih. county In some sections, also, the
fall Of the bail was very heavy doing great iniu-
~ 10 the fruit, rye, &c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

SroHH. quite "a severe thunder ram storm
swept over our ncighhorlood on Monday nigh,
last. ACCOMPANIED by thunder lightning and hail
several telegraph poles on the York Road were
struck Nv the rcc;ric ilgid, sad shivcscj into
ttnr!s.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

jso-lIon. Henry Wilson. Judge Kelley 10.
r'ce Grsrly, Gsrrc,i Smith, and other prominent,
Republicans, are speaking to large meetings
through tho south. lion. Schuyler COlhx starts
South this week
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

= l.osI HIS RlcKoSisg. "A respectable lrishtnan.
employed 10 taking care Of the country seat Of
at. Boyrs, near this town has made ''iuii time.
during Tie last two weeks. lie took Sunday
last 70 be Saturday and worked all day. he
says he was surprised TO see 80 many drosscd.ut
People passing along the road but did not think
o' the real Gauss. Al night be came out to Tow
sonlown. 10 got his usual supply Of groceries bu,
found NJ. Shealcy'e store closed Thinking
there was death 10 the family, he went to Mr.
Coopets and finding his store closed up, inquir-
ed The cause, and was horrifed at finding Il was
good fine ''
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

AHREtT ~ an ALLKagD RonnEE.--A man nam.
Cd Patrick Donnclly was arrested yesterday hy
Aessfs Smith, Person Ind wosi, ndcpendon,
Police detectives, ON the charge Of being ono OF
the pariy who, on the 9th uli. robbed The DWELL
ing Of Rev Richard Hall, nj Chestnut Ilill, Bal.
umofe county, Of clothing, &c, valued at $500.
After an examination before Justice Rohlnson he
was committed 10 jail ioawai, the demand Of the
nnihortitcs ~ Baltimore county As prcvious
nosiced, ihrte others were arrested on iho same
charge and are now In Jail awaiting trial -
Ane''eah q Wednesday
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

nAsf hAtL.--A inairh between mines % n.
married and single Iacn 81 the Towson Club WAS
PLAYED on FRIDAY last, IA which after a hard.
fought contest the young sneu were successful -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
Compensnilon for SLAVES.

ArroiNrVsNr -licnry Irshgt 81, la b,cn
commissioned Jasiicc - the Pc,cc for the
Fou,ih Election District of this county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

i'I'~.'sr. The all '.ca'io9 for III injunction
= .es'A'a ;hc mi!.;aE. ag;he,i;ieJ iroi. ca,orc-
ias the reconstruction act in ie State Of Georgia
wni'l. ha' been pending for some time in the Su.
i7''ne cur = ;'.e ca!;oi S;aiss, vas dismissal
~ Aoaday !ns;. Chez ,-'ns,ci asai.. :" woA
Ter xha'Ti te the acS;doJss % the uu;ertihei
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
Relonso of LoE. Davis.

obeying the writ OF IbsIs corpus issued out
Of the United States District Court Of Richmond
aud the instructions received from Washington,
General burton, UomInAndant At FORTRESS Mon
roe on Monday last, SURRENDERED Jcaors0n Davis
10 the civil authorities at Richmond. lie WA
Immediately re-areslcd on bench-warrant is.
sued By the Court, on An indictment for treason.
After some eonvcssation between counsel, he was
released on SiOo,O0 hail conditioned Tor his
appearance nj the November term OF the Court
. Among his hondsmcn are Horace Groely and
Augustus Schell Of New YORK, and lion. John
Minor Bolts, o; Virginia
The release o: the dis,in guished traitor was 70.
garie'i aud treated as a great cvcni by the scce.h
Of Richmond They hurrah d themselves hoar.e
and spoiled their best beavers hy throwing them
nrcEni pFoniscously, and did many other a..
,favaganI things TO testify their intense Joy a,
the rccaFe Of the chicftan Ut the Los, Cause.
"' course. Mr. Davis Is now quite q lion. and
his every movement, action and word l. caron.
iclcd as faithfully by the liohcmians congrrga,ed
There Ne II he was some great patriot, JUS; released
from lanlshmcn, OF Imprisonment because of
some service he had ioue his country Il is
doubtful whether Davis " III ever he ,ritd tot his
I crimes certainly he will acvet b. convicted
hut yet tho American public will hold him guilty
o. high crimes and misismcanors of TREASON
I perhaps .: murder Anderson vile Belle l.lc
Libby, Salisbury, ard she sac,ings there ea.
dutcd IS the thousands Of Union Soldiers WHO
/ by the chances Of vaE wcFc thrown into the
hands Of The " rhivalry will hc remembered
and as connected with them. ~ responsible, fur
all the Woc' aal death experienced in those fis-
/ uu-i'ns, jeTriscu Davis will he held respous.
, lie lle ma: level now u fgsoioin--he may be
Toasted by f',l rebels and preside a, ih.i; l,h.
CITATIONS 10 some Hcw scheme asains; lis cyan
! iry : goodhe may he trusted Mud houorti by
'hem-eu,, yet among sill these pleasant, things
%: lite aba dreams may rise " bringing 10 lis
Nisl0u tie gAun, specires of those WHOM =, esssS
b "if 'H'' " gri'e7.rs = 44r--fF Whose
deaths be = -gsieasit.e, ani r.; Fhch he will
cvot uc hs.d ~ eE'cra;iou Jefferson DAVIS "a 10
,on,eF . prisoner hc Is free 20 ron, aud 70
"uc:e II penscs hi,n. protected ~ on. .aws-
hose siu.e ave which De- once -, NJ defiance -
lie g guarded BY Cuion uliieis the friend.
tnS coG .nions Of those Whose lifclcss :c-nis nov
lot tie hi.-si!es and walters OF our f,ir south.
srn and itcaus. % hi' treason H.. NAV have
the Tesl"c; AMI confidence ana love OK those who
believed Vi.h him in the right and :rspcctabiliig
q secession. hu, lie Wi.l be held. and properly,
~ tAecfanon by the surviving friends Of those
"hom h.s actions caused 20 find uniiulcly graves
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

.Norr-br lioslry.
Ia consequence Of the absenre OF one gentleman
who bad 6een selected TO play with the married
men, Major George, an unuiaI sied man, played ia
his place. Neither side had on; al their siIong-
est men, aud there is9 probability tia, the game
vii le PLAYED over AZ an early day
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
FOR SALE,

A HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM or 100
HT ooItSva.. SsS r. e ,S.,, mills HA
-. more County, Z miles from tholllSs
-1ciiy. The land 10 Of ine quail. es&s
W. tho DWELLING has seven Roons, large
swi'Her Barn, three Tcnenients and other I'm.
provomcnis. Large quantities OF Raspbcrries,
Strawberries, CuFrants, Ac., are grown ON lhis
Farm Tor the baltimore market, IA, 500 auarss
OF kaspbcrrics. and 900 quarts 81 Lawions
marketed last year also. Cherries, Apples
and Peaches 20 acres Of line Timothy. The
Farm is well wntorcd with Springs aud 6treams.
u lies near lnglesidc Seminary and will mako
q inc Market Farm or Country Seat. Price
$1,000 which i much below tho value Of land
Ia this location.
y'o' For particulars apply at tho northwest
corner Of Lexington aud 81 Paul 6ts., ualto.
4. LfvEzEY,
Aiay ls.--tL Broker.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

Tvs NAKY.Axo EprcAiioEAt iarasA.. ii,
the '.iiv ofa new noa'h!y JUS; started in Balls.
more IA lis name denotes, i; Is devoted TO the
interests o. iopal,r education 10 our State. .s
~" organ Of the STATE Board % Education and Of
tie Commissioner Association Iii published
y Zcv'!y, . CuatsFiaEl M. grder tie
supervision % pr vsa Bckkelcn. aud Ncs.rs
N,j,lion Harrison Bryan. FArguAhar an! Sniih
>9o'c'ir,lon prev. 81 81 p'r wear
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

ErsoN CHraoa -Ssacramcu,al services neG,
sabbath morning, n W May 18th.
Il & uagyP. Pastor
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
SNERIFFALTY.

~ rHE WORKING PEOPLE or 5ALTI.
MORE COUNTY.
OFFER mysolf ~ tho Working People's
lcandida,e i"r SHERIFF OF BALTIMORE
COUNTY. and il elected. will do all in NV
Powor for the benefit Of that class. independent
oi all parties, untFammcled.
NATHAN ". JONES.
May is--tc.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

HENRY +. THOMAS.
Justice oi the Peace of the sth Election pis.
iTici, Baltimore Co., located At
- WARREN,
VIII attend b. all business appartaininr b.
his Office with pWIietaahty dyii dispaiek Fer.
-uiis al "a 'iiHiRiee eau communicate with him
through the mail directing % Warren T.. o.,
Balt". 60, Nd. May Is.--Gin.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
WANTED.

4 SITUATION A. GoYEREEss, by Lady
"A 81 several year, experience as teacher in
.hc MoFayiar SstuiGaries az Lit!z aud Bethl..
hem rcnnsylvsnia. She Ia qualified u teach
French, German aHl the English branches
and fancy nc"dlework. rzs-Apply g. JOHN
H. Lo*GNECKER, Towsoniown. baltimore
county May is.--it.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

GR0"gRIES OF THE NEST QPALT1T.
TEAS. SPICES. &c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

Oils. Earning and Lubrica,ing; Lamps. Chin
ncys and ratcnt Medicines generally in usc.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

eo- SUMMER MATING 4 on CLorl
nv THE ROLL. gust from Vow York; cAea,
FOR td,h. Call and scr W
Nav u.s. lsf7-U
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

Albnttawarc. Hardware. Quccnswarc, Crockc.
ware. Stonewarc aud Tinwnrc
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

si'-A call is respectfully solicitcd before go.
ing To- the city. IA my GOODS and PRICES
cannot fail To- please.
WILLIAM y. SIEALEY.
Tow-ontnwn, B,l.o g.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

Fine assortment
STRAW AND wOoi. HATS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' chilircns' aud Mrnt'.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

a tine assortment Of HOSIERY. Silk aud lin
an iiendkerchieis' cheap. and q great W
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-28

pha papers say that the decline in prints in the
New York market Tuesday and Wednesday created al
most panic in tho trade OF Philadelphia The 1eoline
had not the effect OF inviting and increasing business
however, but rather to parayzc it. Tho cotton and wool
manufacturers OF New England are doing badly. ana
wool lower paid in gold, than before the war and
cotton is constantly declining. the depreciation falling
upon the manufacturers in the decline OF goods and the
great duncss of the markets 1t is reported doubt
full if the companies in Newburyport will declare
dividend this year. This looks like the beginning OF
the enc or breadstuns, though 1t is shown that the
receipts in Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit Toledo and
Cleveland for the weess ending October ls are
about 40 per cent above those of the period last
year. there is still decline in prices, judged ut least
by the relative rates OF gold thon and now In outs rye
and barley the prices considerably higher There
now large export demand for wheat and of the in
creased receipts ut the Western dopois moro than one
ttrt it is said has been exported from New York to
Europe Corn scarce the yield SMALL and the price
at New York is 25 cents per bushe higher than year
ago. large demand for rye is expected from Germany
Tho crops OF Europe Generally below the yield that
of France has fallen of great DEAL and that OF Eng
land about 20 per cent Both these countries together
with Belgium and Spain win have to import oreadsuns,
though Russia, Turkey and Egypt have made average
crops.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-28
OCT. d NOV. n,srs BUN srrs RISES WATER
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES TON.
Arrived saturday.

Steamship Promethcus. Harris New York-G5 hours.
Mdze To j Il Getty Railroad Agents, Southern <
press Co. G Averl L. Son. Bates Co, Bart Wirth,
Bissell & Co. NJ Bird Co. Ii Brown + f Benedict G
Clark Il Co, Cameron Barkley Co. & T Caldwell.
Crane Boyleston Co, G Il Claussen. 5 Cathcart,
Druckor Dowie & Noise, II Due, Entelman. First
National Bank j Farley a. Co. L Forreson. Gruber
Il Martini /. Fak. j Graver. Goodrich, Wneman
Co. nastie Calhoun & Co, Hickey Holmes Book Store.
Hurkamp & Co, Johnston. Crews K Co. Je1ords Co,
Klinck. Wickenberg Il Co. Ii Klate Co, Kinsman 4
Howell c Lenthal, Laurey Alexander, Lacassagne.
E j Lewth, McLoy l. Rice. W McComb Co. Muller x
Nimitz j Muller. Marshall. Burge Bowen, Melchers
l. Muller. Marshall, c Noise, Mantoue & Co, S A
Nelson. F O'Nei X Son. b O'Neill, d oNeill Son,
G Ojemann, G F. PankniE w Paddon, il Pennal, Ii
Rodgers l. Co. Il Read & Co, j Russell, j Robson j
Small Screyen Nisbe, Ship Charlotte. Strauss, Vances
& Co. Shackolford Kelly, Smith, II Volers Werner
Ducker. II Walter & Co, Wagner, Heath Monsees
Mrs Zernow, and others On the 23d inst, at NJ sig
nalized the steamship Eagle. of Cape May On the 25th
inst sgnalized the steamship General Barnes. of the
Frying Pan Light Ship. On Saturday morning, passed
the steamship Patapsco, of this Bar.
Steamship Falcon. Reed, Baltmore-S5 hours from
the Capes. Mdze. To Mordecai Co. Courtenay rren-
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. October 25-CorroN. has been for
the past two days marked imp oveme in this staple
and. holders feeling good The h,me MARKET IN,
New York has been unusually active, at an advance OF
one cent on last weeks quotations. Thursday lo92 pa
were received and 1142 bales were sold DurlnS tne
present week 527S bales have received at this point
and the GALES reached 1000 bales To-day sales OF
New York Middhngs made at 17c and some "fancy
brought l7hc. go 81, e,r
according to brands and the Augusta" mill s asking
S16 for its Xxx.
MEALS selling readily at 81 80 per bushel.
BAcoN-Continues about the same-no mater iai
change in prices; Shoulders 16h clear rib Sides ~;
back bone Sides 19H Hams 25c.
BUrrER-Has advanced; Goshen gu 6oe; "ertern
40 o Acc
WHEAr-It is difficult to give quottions for this ar
ticle-different parties quoting different figures we
think air to say, however, that prime White WIN DriS
So 80 per bushels Red is selling from 80 80 to 80 75.
CoRN-ls in light demand; at 81 70 to 81 oo NO oid
nor mixed offering.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-28
Passengers.

Per steamship Champion for New York-Capt VIM
Ryan, = Cosgrove, Mrs Barker, S Cox, Martin, Mrs
E Williams Lamb and wife, Green, NJ Stacker, c
Green
Per steamship Alabama, for New York-Mrs Vim Cos
grove and infant, G Houserman. Miss Mary Wheeler,
+ Martin, A " Eckelsen, Sinclair P Tobn.
Per steamship Moneka from New York. Baker,
Mrs Baker Gen o Hart L Hamilton, j LIE Sure
Hamilton, S Stackley, Miss Cranston, G Forbes
DIR Davega and s.eerage.
Per steamer Dictator from Palatka via Jacksonville
Fernandina and Sayannah-Mrs H Allen and son, Miss
d Allen, Coogler. W Lytes L Potter. w Wat
son, Shearly, Coin, Theodof, Quinn, M Fitz
gerald, Col Smith and son, s Fnney, NJ Cowper.
Brown, II D Young, Vim Jones, Young, Fabian
and deck
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah. via Hill
ton Head and Beaufort Mesher Murray, wife and
children. Miss Murray Smith, Young, Lieut. Me
dray Stobbsrt Sullivan, Hogan, Foley, K
Matthews and wife, and deck.
Per steamer st Helena from Edisto and Rockville
Mrs Edipgs. Mrs Williams and Q children, Whaey,
p McEvoy, Antonio, B Lowry Howe, Bates, W q
Beckett, Seabrook, V Swift Capt johnson, Col h.
whaley, G Connors. Fogarfy and servant, and I'D
deck
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used according to directions every possibility OF danger
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Be wise me very small outlay, save hours oi
untold bodily and mental torments
This most reliable specific 30 universally adopted ID
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Price S3 per bottle Large bottle, double size, 50.
The usual discount to the trade. Sent. securely
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tions and pamphlet, by addressing to
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Total lenuth
PUBLIC NOTICE.

January 3, 1867
DUBLIO NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office. 3. THOMAS,
City Treasurer
SEC, /. Be il Ordained by he Mayor and Aiderme'l,n
City Council assembled That from and after the nrst day
of January licenses shall be taken out for oil carts, dray
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes In
the same manner and according TO the same PROVISIONS
now of force in relation 70 CARTS drays and wagons etui
driven for hire except giving bonds, And each such
cart dray or wagon shall be provided with badge con.
tanning tie number thereof aud marked {trate, to Ue
placed on the outside OF tue shaft .E.
SEC q No person shall be taken by the Treasurer as
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concvrninsh
less he or she be q freehoder. ..,.-..
SEC g. The following shall hereafter be the rates oi
licenses pubic and private carts drays wagons &c
including the horses or mules used thereof which sha
be Tree from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS, DRAYs ETC., OR THOSE EMPLOYED m AN>
BUSINESS WHATEVER For HIRE DIRECT OR INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by one horse oi
mule, $40.
For every cart dray wagon, drawn by two horsesor
mules, $780,
For every mack ard carriage with two wheels, S2n.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, S40
For every stage omnibus except line Omnibus
with two horses $50. 81. ...., .,. rC
For every stage or omnibus except line omn1bush
drawn by four horses, $50. ai 80
For every truck drawn two or more horses mules
$780, .-....y..,..-.,
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS DRAYs, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, $6. 80
For every cart dray or wagon used for private or do
mestc purposes, and not to- be employed in the raps
porting Of goods, wares merchandise. lumber. or any
other commodity for compensation, either directly or
indirectly for the same shall pay for license the sum OF
IS. exclusive OF the horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 18th day OF January
H. 81 in the year Of our Lord thousand eight hun
~ PC. aAIILARD, Mayor
January ". g. SMITH. Clerk Of Council