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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-23
LeqaL Notices.
sheriff's Notice OF Lion Law.


and BY virtue OF an act Of Assembly pass.
4 cd at Deer aeaaIon, 1888, chap. 205 &C., en-.
titled AN Act Relating 10 liens Of Mechanics
aud Others upon buildings" Whereas O writ
Of scire aelas has boon iasuod out Ct the Circuit
court 'gF baltimore county, BY David Carson.
against George slothowcr, roturnablo on lie
frat Monday Of March, 1867, 10 me directed
for the purpose OF recovering the sum Of Eiev-
Gu Hundred and twenty nine dollars and nine
ty-one cents, claimed as q lien for work done
and materials furnished 10 and for a certain
building, 10 wit All that certain stone build.
ing two and half stories high, titualc in Bal.
timore county Aforesaid, ON private road about
twenty foot wide, connecting with the county
road running on the cast side OF the Powhattan
aud Pocahontas Factories, from the Franklin
road n the Deer Park road, the said building
being sboutthrce hundred yards north .oasterly
from the old rowhattaD Factory, aad about ono
hundred yards caateriy from the pocahoutng
factory, the said building being about eighty
feet front, with depth 10 main building OF
about forty feet, and having two.and.a-half
story stone bodybuilding attached thereto and
the lot or piece Of ground and curtilago appur-
tenant to said building. Aud the said David
Carson, Simon u. Zimmerman and CaTville ii
Carson claim lien for the recovery Of the sum
Of sl,i29.9i, due and owning " them for work
done and materials furnished in and about the
construction and erection OF said building, o.
well against the said George ElothowoT, owner.
a. against all and every person or persons hav
ing or claiming under the said Geo. slgthowcr
any interest in the building aforesaid.
And, therefore, notice il hereby given, IN
pursuance Of the said Act Of Assembly, % all
claimants aud persons interested, 60 be and ap.
pear before said Court on nc hrs, Monday Of
March Heri, 1867, ~ show cause, ii anything
they know or have 10 say, why the said sum 81
money above named should not be levied Of
the said building, b. the Use Of tho said David
IL 4 r. -
Carson, according ~ the form Of the Actoi A.
scmbly IN such case made and provided.
JOHN X. HARVEY.
Feb. i6--!t. Sheriff OF Baltimore CO.
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Country Seat for sale.

I'VE BEAUTIFUL FRUIT FARM "ELSI
4 HoRE,' Of ~ Acre, on Cold Spring Lane
near Charles Stree; Avenue. tho iincst IA
ssssec road leading ogt Of Baltimore, s..s<ar
s..sSS~ aud only about two miles from eSHSfI
~s4,--tho city !ilnit., 10 q very heal. laassE p
thy aud pleasant location. AMI IN the mils. .!
excellent society.
There is q COOP DWELLING with twelve
rooms, Gardeners House with ) rooms, large
stable and Carriage House, Summer House.
Tool House, Ice House, Stone Dairy with ex.
celleL: living Spring pf sweet, soft water
Chicken House, childrena' Play House and
two wclls
one halt ol ti.c Farm - closely 80 with
Fruit. and the other IL lawn with numerous
Ornamental Tree, and drive Lo.lcrcI with
cvergrccns.
There are more than 950 Crepe Vines G55
Dwarf aud Standard Pear Trccs, 353 Peach
Trees, $40 Apple Trees, and 80 Cherry Trees, q
large quantity 81 LawtOn Blackbcrries. Req
berries, Currants, Gocsebcrries, St-aw berries
Roses. and Sar!ngs Choice shrubbcry, and more
than $50 Ornamental Trees. including some
grand old Oaks. Chostnuts. CcIars, sassafras,
Tamaracks. Fire and Mulberry. Some Of the
Cherry Trccf are 81 immense siE, and produce
a great abundance Of mos; excellent fruit
The Wines and Frni, Trccs are Of the choicest
Varieties Grd most %. them are %. hcarin. age.
Tho fruit alone will pay good interest on
the price Of the farm, and ia short slime with
proper caro-. will pay largely.
Price including Horse. Market Wagon. Cart.
Harness, Cow. implements. &c, Sc. AM ,n0n
-.'' Possession on the Let oi April.
Apply I" HENRY W COOKE.
Law Buildings.
st. Pau! street, Baltimore
ja. sG.-ti.
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Insolvent Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred
IN itors Of LEONARD FISHER, an appli.
cant for the benefit Of tho ssth Article Of The
Code Of Public General Laws" relative 70 in
suivcntG, that the 81 Monday in Nay Hert, has
been liked for his appearance, 20 answer inter
rngatpries, aud for final hearing OF his casc
before the Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
Dated the i2,h day Of February 1867.
Tcst
john II. L0EGNEcRER, Clerk.
Fob Ia
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Insolyont Notice.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN. To the cred.
~ !tors Of THOMAS 4. SMITH, an appli.
cant for the benefit Of the " 18th Article 81 the
Code % Public General Lava" relative 10 in j..
solvents, that the 80 Monday 80 May Neri, hae
been hAei iaT his appearance, 10 answer in
icrfog tories. and Tor 4 final hearing of his
case before the CiFcGit Court for Baltimore
county. Dated the Slst day Of DeccmbST.
ls66. Test;
JOHN H. LoSGNHCKgR s,OrM
Jan Am
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LeaaL Notices.


I'HIs ~ TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
Il scribera have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of baltimore county, letters testamentary
on thc estate u
JOHN MILLER,
Late % said county, deceased. All pcrsons
having claims against the said estate arc here.
BY warned 10 exhibit The same with the youch
cfs thereof 81 the Subscribers,
On 0r bCforc fhc l5h day Of October, 1867.
they may otherwise by law DO excluded from
al beIeht 81 said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under our hands this IAN
LAY ui February, 1857.
PLEASANT HUNTER,
STEPHEN MILLER,
Fob. i6.-4ts Exscutors
TV'IIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that tho sub.
Il sciibcrs have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Of admins.
trat!1g On the estate Of
MELCHOfR ALGIRE,
late % said county, deceased. All person hav.
ing claims against tho said estate are hereby
warned N exhibit tho same with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers,
On or sqore ne 1874 day Of october, 1857;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
oil benefit oi said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make Immediate
payment. Given under our hands this 18th
day Of February. 1857.
DANIEL 4. cox,
ANDREW 5CHAEFFER, N@''"'iC 70
leh. iG.-lt' Administrators. b. D. y.
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FOR SALE
Farm for Sale.

A NICE FARM II s24 acres. abou, !! mile.
"A from baltimore. aud three -fpurths -
ui . milo from Mt. Washington, IN a...,.ff
grni and healthy ncighborhood. ThcNsssksS.
dwelling - new, having bccn built I'M
l,;6. There arc two pumps Of delightful water,
one near tho dwelling, the Other near the man.
n,rt's housc. There 10 an orchard of 800 apple
trees. alec tomc peach and cherry trees. Early
po7ecssi";. Apply 10
HENRY y. COOKE.
Law buildings, 81. Paul 81,
i..n. 20 tt Baltimore
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Insolvent Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred
~ itors Of SAMUEL II. GRAFTON. an appli.
cant for the benefit Of tho 18th Article o! the
Code Of Public General Laws" relative N in.
solvents, that the third Monday in May merit hAs
been fixed for his appearance 70 answer inter.
rogatorcs, and Tor a final hearing Of HE case
before the Crcui; Court FOR Baltimore county
Dstcd the 10Th day Of January, 1868.
JOHN II. LoNGNEcKER, Clerk.
Jan. 2f-an
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Property Sales.

OF 4
r VAL u ~ BILE FAR NJ
AND COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
% tng
XiHFORD TURNPIKE ROID,
seven Miles IRON Baltimore City.
DY virtue 90 "a decree nf the Circuit Cour.
Dior Baltimore county, sitting IN A---A
sSFsr equity, che undersigned, as trua rsssM
sy<stcoe' will offer at public sale, ISIS
Wednesday,, "a. i3M tag q aa,cA. T.I7,
a, ~ o'clock ~.
un 81, premises. seven iui,os f9am Baltimore.
on tie Hartford Turnpike Road. and adjoining
the lands q Mcssr John kdgcly, Of Hampton,
Jacob Hiss. Charles Aiunf anil otholf
Ahh THAT NALVAbLETRACr OF LAND
10; which william iiiss di,d seized, containing
205 ACRES,
ONE ROOD AND 50 SQUARE rEaclIEs OF
LAND more or lcsi, improved by q large
STONE AND FRAME HOUSE,
about forty icci in front aud depth. two stories
high. with "a garnet, snd containing cightor ton
saoinJ, lnr,c new
FRAME SwITZER OR BANK BARN,
about i"xfu !cot, with excellent stables two
corn houses, ono ct log and the other new. about
'Xi irt with carriage hopac attached. new
Loo TENANT HOUSE.
.,......,.t,, .t.t.,t...i t..,.-s.,.,
.-.. a. ~" - i'.,', -" 80.
an other uecc. AIRY building.
About "nu hundred lni fifteen oeics u said
''''.' leu .,'. .,.'.'. D..
VERY HEAVILY ilMBEILD
wiia GOT OAK. Chestnut and u cSogy Wood
There o. % pump 90; good water nj also o
1priug near The hnusc. and thoTo are lcycra!
,iher .luc springs and streams % water On the
place. ia" dwelling house ia Oh thc cast eide
~ %, Hartford Turnpike Road. sni about one.
quarter u O. mile irun said ROAD. Churches 81
several denominations. srh1ol aai mill c,uve.
nienl
The property &, lilst Ac o..esed 70. o. body,
if .ff t,i
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soltliera Attention.

Di thu final report just madc Of the Com
Dniisiom appointed by the Government to
determine upon the EiTaii-atiga bounty Lar,
All. MIN who enlisted for three 80 years who
newer received but ono hundred dollars Gov.
crnnon; Bounty aud who were honorably die.
charged 10y rcason oi expiration " term II ser.
vice, cessation Il war y disability incurred il
limo OF duty. are entitled to an additional Ono
Hundred Dollars.
our long experience, and the vast number al
claims Ne have prosecuted bolorc the different
departments, AFFORD rs unsu.pa .sod iaciliti,s
or the proper getting p aud prompt collection
" thcsc claims.
call with your discharge OF write us tor sny
information you may desire.
Z. +. GCSTi% 4 CO,
Agents and Attorneys.
NJ. !; south Gay Street. Baltimore.
Jan. iV.-5m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-23
Property Sales.
rRusTEgs. sALE oF
MOST vAUABLLE PARns

eeNNRA AEs' Sam VIZ
ONEoF THR
MOST VAUABLLE FAkBS
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY
We undersigned, Trustees. otter a. Piiyatc
l. bale, the i.li9wing property, BE -ks.sA
% ING PART ORA TRACT OFe...tA
-Glarged, aud part Of tract
Of land called "Elieys Grove" aud part of
tract oi land called "Sicholas Merrymai.'-
Piney Ridge" aud part Of tract Of land called
Mount Pleasant," and part Of q tract of Land
called "Cold Bottom" all of which &. lying
contiguous 70 each other, containing
42T ACRES or LAM.
more % lea,. Also, one other piece ~ parcel
of land contiguous thereto, containiug 90 Aeros.
. Roots and = lcrchcs, making ~ an :76
ACRES FOODS aud - pERCHES. moro or
lcss.
This property "a situated Oh the York Turn
pike, twenty miles from Baltimore, and lcss
than three miles from Monkton Station on the
Northern Central Railway, adjoinng the finely
improved estate of Nicholas u. Merryman.-
About two hundred acres are wooded, and the
balance arabic land Of kind quality, not lees
than 1850 acres Of which are level and very pro.
ducttvc. There Is an excellent quarry Of Lime.
stone on IL. aud kiln convenient
Tho DWELLING HOUSE is OF stone, 80 by
70 feet, with conimolous wings. II IL hand.
soincly situated in hcaithful aud beautiful
valley. and can readily be made one Of tho most
- "s4'A ft.tussiN' '0Nht'H w tt.e county
There is a good BARN on the property. and 9th
" neccssaryo BODYBUILDING and is well watcrca
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase
money To be paid in cash on tho day u sale, or
Oh the ratification thereof. and the balance in
equal instalmcnts, in one aud two year. from
the day Of sale, with interest, aud security a.
hc approved by the Trustees.
JOHN PHlLp0T. .r.,,.,...
jEo. T. ENsOR, ! trustees
Apply 10 John Philpot nj Phoenix. ar 70 Jno.
I. Ens"r at Towsontown, Baltimore co.. Nd.
Dee if.-tf.
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Miscellaneous.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
Z. II. cLEAvELAND & CO,
No. 1O3 North CAV Street,
Cash House.
YHErLAcE To BUY rHElP FOR ciNM

- CLEAVELAND. for " years with James
- .Geliy, will be- pleased 81 see hia old Gus
toulora and friends a, lO3 North Gay street.
whore he IL confident of suitng them ia all
Goods pertaining IA the
DRY GOODS a. NOTION LINE.
our Store ha. been rci,it,i and We hav" all
the convenience required - show g""ls. The
iirst iiopr IL exclusively FOR Retailing; fine
luir of Prints. hlcachcd anl Brown AuFlins,
White Linens. Dress Goods. u j. rye stock; also,
splendid asanEtincnt ol Mons and boys' wear,
("ur stock IN this line n complete, a. we'll As in
thu nthcrr.l Flanncls oi al kinds. Towciing.a
nirc assortment; Rluli line 81 Stockings, Gloves,
shirts aud Drawers, Collars. Hair brushes,
COnht aud Suslendcrs The lower iioor a. FOR
Whnlcsaing. exclusively. We have three
apartments here, httcd NJ 10 tasty manner;
ist-Domcstic Cnlicos. Fianncl7, Kentucky
Jeans. C"itonadcs. Cantons. pinicr. balmorals,
Cnmhrirs. -. -. . {. Ito aud IA licnch"i
HHd brown Mualins--G heavy st'cl.
81. Threads. Saspcn'i"Ts. !.iu'i ildhif..
spool cotton, rins. Ncodlrs, iinnls uui Eycf.
Fap,r. pcns Ink rastel-ard. aui cscfythins
ia the uptiun line.
sri.-iiaukots 81 nll kinds
We gsll Goods tyr CiSH-. chs must o. un-
.lrrstooI. Wc'in business "n ifir plan. and
try tn suit al. Our stock g. 'ircc aid varied.
AND thr moot faaiidious cannot holy iciHr suit
81. Give us g trial and -stisiac,i'r T. fvafnn
trcl
Gemea,b.' nc Nea.. anil Nu,t,f--
p. Il. cLEAVELASD d co.
to- - CAY ~. one lrnl irom Front St.
Baltimore. Md.
pa = irtc on ~, windows aud "n the
sign. sn IL. awning nt the sides Il thu stnrr.
GEUIGE u. SIMMONS. salosman.
Feb. ~, lSff.-u
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Wood Land FOR Snlo.

A FARM or 1913 ACRES in Baltimore
IN CO., about / miles from Monkton. IL.
81, aud same distance from ucrc.fssss#f
ford; 20 scrcs arc prime wood Iii
land. the wood on II being WORTH sses
the price OF tho farm. and ~ acres in cuitiva.
ton. There 10 a DWELLING 10 by IS feet. in
fair condition, with a inc Spring near il, and
the garden has been newly palcd. Apply g
HENRY ". COOKE
Law buildings. q. Paul -
Jan. 2G--tt Baltimore.
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DARKHuRsr rs. rRIsBY. J.. T., -,

DARKHURsT rs FRIsBY, J.. .as ,,rea..
Il Court for baltimore Cgrmiy.
ORDERED. This Let day q February. l-gs
that the sale made aud reported IS HarA;.a l.
whi,ridsc ari george /. Dobbin, r.lstaes. be-
ratified sai confirmed, unloas cause g tnc o..u-
trary be shown, o. Or 5cfo-t ~ "a jav ~
March, 1907. provided a copy Of this order o,
inserted IA some paper priHte-. N ba.uinogr
ceunty, once IL each OF three Successive wocE.
before the 4th 0: March. 1857
The report states tie amount u sale. o. L.
$4,000.
JOHN II. LONGEECKEE. C!crk
True copy-Tosi
JOHN II. LOEG.ECKEh.C CLERK.
Fob g-yt
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Property Sales.
MORTGAGEE,S SALE.


RY, virtue Of the authority given by an In-
ID donturc 81 Mortgage from Abraham u.
( johnson and Rcbccca France John -
/ <sfS.r son 10 Gcorgo NJ. Gill, Trustee, ssssf
Gsz& dated the LIST Of May, ls6h, and llll
.E~rocordcd In Liber J. H. H., No. Hahs
~, iolio ass, &C.. one Of the Mortgage Roc0rII
Of Baltimore county, tho undersigned. George
NJ. Gill. Trustee, viii sell at public auction. al
Towsontown, In Baltimore county,
At tho Court lIousc Door, on
T~esigy. nc i2h day Of March, 1867.
at IL o'clock, noon,
Tho following Valuable Property, particular
" described by motcs and bounds in tho said
lndcnturc 81 Mortgage
ALL THAT LOT or PARCEL OF LAND
IA Baltimore county, designated IS
LOT NJ. 2,
including part OF Traeis Of Land calloL
"GERAR. "IioOKER'S ADDITION.
HARMONY HALL"
anl part Of Lot No. !, and containing
NINETY-ONE ACRES
and Twelve Square Pcrchcs Of Land, more OF
less. and being tho same property 10 which Rc
hccra Frances johnson became entitled IN fec
unicr a Decd II Trust from Elijah Mcrrymnn
and Rohccca Rcistcr his wife. u Thomas love.
lated llth March, 1885. and recorded in Libcr
T. X. No. 35s. folio 5s2, &c.
Tho farm offered Tor sale il situate near Cock
cy7villc, % baltimore county. aud the soil IL
reported u be good. Improvements couSst Of
A STONE DWELLING
and Out huiliings.
E"-Lands IN this ncghborhood are said tn
hcvcTy valuable. Persona desiring b. purchase
can, prior ~ tho SALE view tho property now
IN possession of the said Abraham g. johnson
aud Bcb"rca Frances johnson
Terms ~ ;nlc-CASH
GRO. NJ. Gill, Trustee.
Feb. iG-tl.
FOR SALE
A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE,
N five rnona and CELLAR in Tow -
s"ntown. with Biacklmit = wheel. f.s..S
wright shop. an excellent stand tor sslstie
the huf'ncsa, with nn established Gus Az.xk~<ss
tim aHd several other neat HOUSES AND
LOTS IN tho village.
Also, FORTY FARMS IL Baltimore and
iIeri"Fi rouniicg, ) 10 500 Acres, at prices from
s5"n g. S25.oeo. Apply e.
BENZ. y. PAYNE.
smciicy Row. opposite the Court House.
May ~. lsGG.-f
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FT,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, tha, the sub.
L scribcr has obtained from the Orphana,
traton on the estate Of
JAMES II. LUcKETT,
latc OF said county, deceased. All persons hay.
ing claims agains the said estate arc hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with The voucher
thereof 10 the subscriber,
on o. More IA IeA day ofsscfobrr, 1857,
they may otherwise BY law Be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment Given under my hand this 18Th
day Of February, 1857.
WILLIAM n. MERRICK,
Feb. ie.-tts BALTIC. city, Administrator.
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IL TIE MATTER or TnT TRUST Is
lTATE or HIBNER a TEUFEL-M H.
fi,cA,' Court FER baltimore saaafy.--UkpER.
Ed. This sih day OF February, is65 that thc
sales made and reported by William L. Hill.
trustee. in the foregoing petition and report OF
sales, be ratified aud eonirinei, unless cause b.
the contrary thereof be shown o. o. lefo-t "a.
ih day Of March neEf; Provided 9 copy Il ;lrs
order be published in some neN spapcr .i,sL
ell IN Baltimore county once a week for tt.c.
successive weeks before said day
The report states the amount o.; Sale a. he
s7,T5l?s
JOHN II. LOSGNECKER, C!,.A
True eopy-Test
JOHN Il. LoYGYECKEE, C,e.a
Feb. g.--it
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Tia. ;ha sub.
Il scribers have received from the OspAni..'
Court OF Baltimore county, letters r.: adiniais-
tratior on the estate Of
HIGH NEEL.
late q: said county, deceased. Al i,e5sans A.y.
ing claims agains. the said estate arc hereby
warned % exhibit the came. with tire voucher.
thereof g. the subscribers,
on Or igo-e Ae sn aay q Oc'gs.r, isds
they may otherwise, by law. be excluded lfoi.
all benefit - said estate Those Indebted &,
said estate are requested g. make immcdiat.
payment. Uiver under on! hands this ST.. dsy
OF February, ise;
MARY 4. EEEL,
JOHN 4. NEIL
Feb. N.--it' Administrator.
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A THE SAME TINE AND TLACL. the
~ ltfss'cs e... ',il ny public sa'e III, !o!-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-03-07

the corpse; for the crowd of infuriated
but now somewhat dismayed, Irishmen
gave way before the rise and fall of my
bludgeon. The men who bore the cof-
fin were pushed irresistibly backward
toward the window One of them
shouted:
"Take care, the windi, the windi ~
and then there was great crash OF
broken glass, and to my horror, which
feeling was lost in a supreme sense of
the ludicrous, / saw the coffin with it's
end up disappear through the window.
We at once sprang down the stairs, up
setting several persons IN our descent,
It was full time we had gotten away,
for Black Alley was alive with its den
izens of rouehs and jail-birds who had
rushed out to take part in the row.
The unusual phenomena of coffin fall
ing in their midst arrested their steps.
We had barely time to see the shat
tered fragments of the mahogany and
the sadly abused body of PATIO Shaugh-
Messy, whose white cerements of the
grave were shockingly stained by the
filth in which it had rolled, when we
heard the sharp click of a watchman' S
rattle, and aparty ofthese guardians of
the night rushed in, using their billies
and hooks in an energetic but some
what promiscuous way. Fortunately,
we were recognized by them, and kept
our heads unbroken. But the Black
Alleyians and the "wakers' were taken
prisoners, and, headed by the corpse,
were removed to the station house. { !.
We heard afterward that Pat was de
Gently buried; but no amount of per-
sonal friendship has induced us since
to accept an invitation to a wake, and
for no possible consideration would we
ever again become parties to the Arrest
of Corpse. t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-03-07
The Word White.
The Cincinnate Commercial SAYS

Republicans of the Ohio Legis-
lature stand shivering on the brink OF
the proposition to strike the word
white from the Constitution of Ohio,
but fear to launch away. Their warm
and sparkling enthusiasm for the pre-
amble of the Declaration of Independ-
ence congeals suddenly when confront
ed by the rugged issue Of this day.
Delicate fictions are permitted to cir
culate to relieve the brethren of the
cold and awful responsibility that
presses upon them. The children OF
Africa who are in our midst, were. re-
Gently represented as begging that no
thing rash orpremature should be done
for taeir sake. They were solicitous
that the enemy should not be grappled
with until a more. auspicious time
might arrive. We have not, however
heard of more than two of the Ameri
can citizens of African descent who
confirmed this story. But while oul
Legislators halt, the issue is made up.
The record Of the second session OF
the Thirty ninth Congress does the
business. When the Republican party
in Congress insists upon enfranchising
the blacks in the District of Columbia
and in the States recently in insur-
rection, and the Republican party in
Ohio sustains that Congress, we do
not see that denial that the party ia
vored negro suffrage would amount to
anything considerable r sE.-9H
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-03-07
The Heroes of Industry.

Let others write Of those who fought
On many a bloody field
or those whose daring deeds were wrought
With sword, and spear, and shield;
But will write of heroes bold,
The bravest of the brave
Who fought for neither fame nor gold
Who fill an unmarked gravel
Heroes why conquered many a field
OF hard and sterile SOIL
Who nude the sturdy forest yield
To unremitting toll;
Heroes who did not IDLY stand.
But dealt such fearful blows,
That acres broad Of worthless land
Now blossom like the rose.
The horoes of the plow and loom,
The anvil and the forge;
The delivers down amid the gloom
or yonder rocky gorge:
Heroes who built yon lofty tower,
And forged it's heavy bell,
Which faithfully proclaims the hour,
And marks its flight so we'll.
Heroes who brought from every cline
Rich argosies Of wealth,
Heroes of thoughts and deeds sublime,
Who spurned what came by stealth;
Who won guerdon. fair and bright,
And left no bloody stain
No hearth profaned-no de adly blight,
Upon Gods wide domain.