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II A X T. w GOD + A n N
PUBLIC SALE.

Ri virtue at III" authority specially confer.
ID red al him in aud by deed Of "A
-. m"rigagc from DR.. VIM. Hitch H..@.
- and wife. dated September 18th. dill
1iSdi. AMI recorded among the aaaeI
Morigag" l,"s.,r'l. 1T baltimore county. 10 II.
Der j. ". l..' "" -. iali" isj. Ac.. the under.
sisn"l will "ll~r at public sale. at
rIIE COURT HOUSE pouR.
in r"w."nt"wn. az 4; O'Clock ~,
-" Tuesday. he M day Of OctOber. iss;.
Nh THAT VALUABLE FARM
ia said rpnnty--pari Of IiarewOod- seventeen
miles from baltimore city. at Hardwood Sta
ton an the Philadelphia, Wilmington aud bal.
tiiIlore railroad. comprising parts IT the tracts
called " The Lyon. or Harewm,d's Lyon. .
aud - iIal'haEaTd. aud the tract called Pres.
bufy's Discovery. lying on the said railrond
aud On the 6unInwder river, both above and
bsi"w the railroad bridge over the same, con
tanning
2244 ACRES OF LAND,
more OF less.
Adjoining the lands heretofore sold IA Andrew
Run aud y. ". Merrcweathcr. aud particularly
described IN said mortgage aud In deed of the
Same date 10 l'r. Hitch. recorded in Libsr J. n
H., No. ~, fbiio 33s
The land lies at aud around Ilarewo.sl statIou
aud has frontage 81 over three lourths IL a
,nile On the eanrowder aud Bird rivers. II
hiss on Il large
FRAME DWELLING,
erected Tor Hotel, TWO TENANT HOUSES,
large barn. with Btahling. q large Corn House
aud other improvements.
For FISHING aud ROWLING this farm has
an unsurpassed reputation. The soil u deem,
rich aud mexhaustihle, aud admirably adapt.
81 ~ the growth of Wheat, Corn, Oats aud Hay.
About u Acres are In WOOD. There are Peach,
Apple aud Pear Trees on the place, aud excel
lent water.
This Farm, cue VI The best N Abe STATE, wa
the fsyoFilc VI the late Robert Oliver, aud would
make The fortune of an enlerpFising owner.
Terms Ut Sale One laird cash ON the day OF
sale Tbs residue IN equal instaimenta. bearing
interest, IN ala aud Twelve mbaths thereafter,
Tor whtuh the l,uFghssaF'a notas, endorsed 20 ihs
ffuAiee's satisiaetion, win bs required a. II
cash on the day 81 sale. a ne purch aaer'1 III.
ton. s ClfAH. ". RfD0RiY. Trnatea.
SAMUEL y. COVER. Aussionssr. 81
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Who nm 90 I,.,rIr.,...,. 4.

who l. In favor of setting HI. State back IN
the march ~ proyrcss--"f embracing prlnci
pies of living dead with the past ages--of nm .
needing III" lessons ri history and the inspira.
u"n "i the resent III lesscning III. valuc Of
our rr''rsriy--"i rel'elling immigratio al.
lowing The .s'or y"u,h 10 grow ~ in ignoranes
of Increasing taxes, aud 81 reprcssing almas,
every material interc., of the statcs Lsthl,w.
and hi'" only. vote iur hi. new Constitution.
J, Is III" duty Of all olhers In strange Il In IL
birth.
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keMleMhel..

Tha, every Ponr man who votes lor the Consli.
tuii"n ia the Is,h instant vote. h. break up
the Public sch"ol System nj the State aud Ia
deprive his children Of the opportunity IL al
iords them 81 acquiring good education. The
Democratic Constitution. which il intended h.
supsrceAc the present Constitution. provides
that the School Law shall expire q, the end II
the next Legislature.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

This y the '"esoas'i oosf II the new Iuiiria
~ over ia" old. and beautiful specimen of
Conservative Democraiic- Rebel gcoaoay! All
opposed To such lcf, handed Rcirenchment
should not TAIL Ia vote AGAINST THE con
sTITuTION
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Poor Men or Ro,,j,,orr IN,

You who send your children IL school Tree 81
charge II you vote for the new Constitution,
ycu will vote in iavor Of dcs,roying one Of the
best systems IN the world. aud in future you
will have 60 pay for your ehillrens' e.lucntion.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

-MiIllgan, the isllow who was al the
bead II The Golden circle conspiracy In Indi
ana, V siulnpin. that State leT tbs slsmoeratie
ticket Hesays thaiissr sehuu'is are :. vlPRRs'
DENs, "and "arsrss ieae-.oeracyaad sIlc'i ei,k
"sInddiiy Moreover. be believes that M
-ds'neeEat shoald tsast hia ehildrsm In a ire
-Salo"l putn"craey ssems h. he the snas
everywhere.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

Of baltimore county. II you vote SoF the con.
siitation. you will vs.s b. CLOSE lhs Public
srheols. and thereafter you ran make up your
,n'nds b pay from three b. ten dollars quar-.
~ f'r The education n your children. Are
y''i prepared lor THAR
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Notice to Judges of Election.

Notice to Judges of Election.
orTicE 80 corNTY C"uHISsioxInS an
BALTIMORE toINrY,
September ~. SO.
HNHE JUDGES OF ELECTION for the yari
i Gus Election districts of Baltimore county
who scrvel as such during the elect n ~ IL,
spring OF 1865. are requested t" r"niinu" t.
act until iurth r orders
First district:
JOSHUA II. HYNEs.
SAMUEL owiNGS.
CHARLES THOMAS
Second district:
DAVID JEAN,
BENZ. ZIMMERMAN.
GEORGE W. ALER.
Third district:
JOHN l.. TURNER.
JAS. u. COUNCILMAN,
FRANK L. MORLING.
| Fourth district:
EDWARD GILL,
WALTER J. FORD.
HENRY c. BERGMAN
Fifth district:
JONATHAN TRACEY,
ABRAHAM :. COOPER.
PETER FOwBLE.
Sixth district:
PETER u. WILHELM.
JOHN COOPER, Of r.,
Nl'HOLAs HOSHALL.
Seventh district;
PLEASANT HUNTER.
THOMAS J. MILLER,
THOMAS q. RrTLER;E
Eighth District:
GEORGE JEssoP.
LEWIS II. COLE,
THOMAS GALLOWAY.
Ninth district;
EDWARD RIDER, Jn..
JACOB wIsSER,
THOMAS II. ROBINSON.
Tenth district,
JOSIAH SPARKS,
DENNIS NJ. MATTHEWS.
LEVI CURTIS.
Eleventh District;
JOSHUA JESSOP,
THOMAS p. FORsYTHE.
CHARLES 7. HALLE.
Twelfth District:
WILSON TOWNSEND.
DAVID PARLETT,
GOTLElD ERDMAN.
Thirteenth district;
GEORGE W. WADE,
WESLEY u. COURsEY,
ALEXANDER MrCROHE.
by order Of the Board,
JOSHUA ,. cOcKEY, President.
Sept. I.--it.
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pHblir .SrhOs,ls,

II you vet" f"r the Constitution. yea will
Civ" vote IN favor Ut CLOSING the Public
Schools. aud thereby prevent the .frs, education
of your children. l,or men ii baltimore conn.
~. n"n"mhcr this. aud VOTE AGAINST THE
CONSTITUTION
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

SS- The armed relrls 10 Tennessee are re-.
veneIng themselves for brow ulow's majority by
robblng the negroes Of the arms they rsiainsl
when leaving the Federal srrvics. aud then uur.
dering ihose Hho have thus leen dIsarmed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14
REGISTER OF WILLS.

70 rBE VOTERS or BALzyuoRT IN
RksPEcTFvLLr announce myself as a
next election 10 be held for that Office. and
pledge mysGN. " elected, n ensleavor h. eIve
satisfaction !" every person having business
therein. VA. y. iaAAC.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

3a- General sheridan Is The youngest man
eser prominently mentioned for he Presidency.
Tie is only ysar older ihaa Ilr Coasilluslnmal
requirements.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14
ElnL.terMfh of N1,,tr,,,L,er.

ilrneinbcr that the Election takes place on
NEXT WEDNESDAY. the 18th day II sep
te'aber-a busy time. Il Is true. hut let no uaisn
man remain al home.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14
B.iLTIMORE MaRR FITS.
.M.fRRIED.

IN the :6ih Of August. at the residence of the
brides father. by the Rev. y. Jackson Elliott,
JonS W. witsoS Z" Miss lIARRIET D.. RoLLINs,
all 81 baltimore county.
At Walnut Gr"ve. August 2Sth. by Rev. l.. o..
Reese. Dr. j. II. MIErIX lat, Of Hartford cu,in
~. I" Miss - -u Z. i"NEs. Of Baltimore 60.
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~ tn HOTEL KEEPERS AND OTHERS.

NOTtCE.
~ To HOTEL KEEPERS AND OTHERS.
For the information ot all persons concern.
ed. the ,ollowin; act "f the Legislature. pass.
Ell March 9th. isdj. is published
An rTproLibi,,ag nc saic Of spisitsoss o. fer.
HeHfoi hY"ors 80 Mt screrdi eo"nfisS Of His
STATE o" IA day Of Elections.
SLcTIoS lie it enacted BY the General As.
sembly Of Maryland. That ii shall not be- law.
iul Tor the keeper Of any hotel, tavern, store,
drinking establishment, or any other place
where liquors are sold. or for any person or per
sons. directly or indirectly. to sell. barter or
give. or dispose of any spirituous or fermented
liquors, ale or beer. or intoxicating drinks OF
any kind. on the day Of any election hereafter
Ia he held ia the several counties of this State.
So. Aud be il enacted. That any person
violating the provisions Of this act shall be liza
bic I" indictment by the Grand Jury Of the
county where the offence IL committed, and
shall upon conviction before any Judge Of any
Of the Circuit Courts Of this State. be find a
sum not less than iiity dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars for each aud every offence.
"nc half Of the tine shall be paid 90 the inform.
or. the other half a. the County Commits sioncrs
for the use Of public roads.
JOHN X. HARVEY,
sheriff OF Baltimore county.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
PROPEKI'Y on YORK roar.

DY virtue OF decree II the Circuit Court for
ID Baltimore county. the subscriber. a. Tru.
tee. will sell. an
Monday. hc .th day Of OrfoJcr. IsG..
ats o'clock I. NJ.
ON THE PREMISES,
ALL THAT TRACT or PARCEL 81 ,.n,u,J
containing about -.
IL TWO ACRES OF LAND. 80
- lately belonging Ia Charles Dab ssss
Hlcr, Junior. deceased, which ia aaas
situated IN the York Turnpikc Road. about
oi a mile beyond the First Turnpike Gate. aud
IN the village 81 Huntington. The property
also runs back Ia the old York Road. Il j. i'm
proved by n one starry
BRiCK DWELLING HOUSE.
with - -mall back building and -
FRAME STABLE.
aud is now occupied by Mr.. sophia I,arh 4
The terms "i sale according Ia the decree -.
One third cash. and the balance in tx and
twelve months, the notes Of the purchaser with
in'er's, aud approved security 10 be- given Tor
the credit payments, ~ the whole purchase
morey may bc paid ia cash. ~ the option 81;
the purchaser.
STEWART BROWN. Tru.t.e.
GIBS"N \ CO, Auciioneer.
sept. Its.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

STkAf mOG.-Came 10 the premises II tbs
~ subscriber, residing ON Chestnut
Ridge, near Tin,oniam, on the 3oth |A
Of August, a red sandy uOG with IyUn
black spots will weigh about 50 pounds. The
eWueT u - sostelI looome f1Ewnrsl prove pfn,,
eFty, pay charges aud take him away.
FREDERICK 0REAeER
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

Ge-ru have worn the Federal uniform in the
late war makes m"n so unpopular in Kentucky
that, whenever /, i. possible, We observe the ac-
euscd 30 arr Fastening To deny It by public cards.
Union men aud ex.fc,!cTal soldirrs are leaving
Kentucky daily by hundreds. whlr their placrs
are more than filled by disranchisrd rel.rls from
other States that were ia rrllrllion.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

RE- Mr. Cotton. editor OF the Annapoli. r..
I'Hbi'c''H aud 81 printer To the Convention. will
plrasr acePI our thanks Tor ~ copy o: the New
Constitution onr prol~p-e'l new organic law has,
At hast, one m''i'- - rsn Irin'sd The pub.
lie printing la.i Winter Wns disgrace to the
STATE hut ur. Collon has done his work well.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

sES- T. Siurgis Davis Esq, at this town, is
announced rs one u the speakers at public meet.
ings called Ia advance the caua- OF the new Con.
siitniion. When the present. Constitution was
adopted, Mr.. Davis was In e Mosby's :Conledrra.
icy. battling, undsr the star. and BARS %
against Ms Stat, ~ rbose Consolidation 4, Ho.r lssi,
So great ~ 'nisTea Comment Is unnecessary.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

GRAND JURY REPORT.

GRAND JURY REPORT.
GRAM JrHY Roov,
August Term. 1887.
To nc hon. u. q. H. Eaory.
J"dgs # nc Circuit "a. for HaifO. TO-.
The Grand Jury for Baltimore county. of th.,
August Term of sail Circuit Court, rrspectf,,i.
" report that they have disposed II all the
business Z" which their attention has been call.
ell and have found iifiy one True Bills.
They have visited aud examined the iail.
and. alter due inspcciion. find that il Is we'll
conducted aud the prisoners. twenty Eve In
number. comfortably provided for, aud the
prison IN a cleaniy aud good sanitary condition.
Following the example of many previous
"rand Iuries. aud seeing the necessity OF the
ease. ". earnestly request the attention Of the
C"unty Commissioners a. the condition Of the
brick floor oi the jail, aud recommend that Il
be speedily and thoroughly repaired.
=. w" ais" s'igges, that the walks in the Court
lionsc yard hc paved or gravellcd. before the
Winter sets Ia. at which time they get into very
bad condition. Al Of which IL respectfully
submitted. e. GORE. Foreman.
True Copy Test
JOHN 70. LONGNEcKER,
Clerk Circuit Court for Iialtimorc Go.
Sept. It-aL
SuNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
A Convention ii sunday sch,.,i Teachers and
other friends ct the cause In Baltin,ore county,
will be held in TOwsONTOwX. ON
T"s'1,y. kc IsG day Of OctOler. 1867,
90 u "iclock A. NJ.
All Sunday Schools in the county are hereby
cordially invited Z" send delegates. bath male
and ienale--the more the better. Ministers Of
The Gospel aud Superiniendcnts It sunda,
sch"ols will L. - CftciO members of the Con.
vcntion.
Several eminent SUNDAY schuol men from
Baltimore will he present, aud take mart In the
proceedings Of the Convention
Let every School In the County be we'll rem.
resented q. OWEN. Stat. A..n,
o. T. MERRYMAN,
sunday School See. 81 baltimore Co.
sept ltd.
vINHis u To GIVE NOTICE. That An. ..h
scriseIs have obtained froln the Oruhans'
oenrs OF Bnltin,orc county letters parliamentary
on the estate of
JOHN STEELE,
late 81 said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate. are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with The vouchers
thereoi. 10 the subscribers, on or before
he itM day Of Nay, Isas.
they may otherwise by Law he excluded fr.ln
all benefit Of said estate. These indebted b.
said estate are requested ~ make immediate
payment Given under our hands this 18th day
% September. 1857.
ELIZABETH sTEELE. p,
WA. A. STEELE, NAee"'"'s'
sept lite
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Rrsid. liessd :,

When I'll" poor. honest. hut misguided Dcm.
ocrat finds the Public Schools abolished. where
he hoped :" see his children educated. he will
bitterly lament the folly that now induces him
b. vote iot this New constitution hut why
will he not think and act for hi own and hi.
chillrens interest nor The wise man pre-
pares Tor IA" lay ri trouble before il e",nc. NJ.
On him.
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At !" " ciOrk u. NJ.
The Personal Property Of said deceased. viz =.
NJ THREE HORSES.
AW TWO STEERS. , COWS. S<N
" u Cali. 3 Bro"i sows. large"
hog. ~ shoats. Wagon. with Bed and low.
OxCart Yoke. lot Of Corn By the barrel and
Oats by the bushel. lot Of wheat ami Oai. Wv
the Drshel. Ito D. delivered when thr.,h.d'
Hay and Straw Icy the ton. a lot of Plank. g.
and lot of
--IHoCsEll0LD 4 KITcH. ~-fas.,,
IN FURNITURE. EsysZ
- '"nsisiing "f Beds. Bed. NY
steads AMI Bedding. Chairs. Tables, ! large
Cook siovc aud Fixtures. ! Ten. Plate steve.
A'. Ais', " Hives of Bees. aud lot ol M.,,
IN the mcat.house. and lot of Chick. :.
~ Should the day Of sal. mentioned l,.. ,,n
after.
Irfins "i sale; All sums of SI1 sud under.
cash on all suns over that amount q credit ,i
three months will be- given. the purchasers civ.
ing n'tes Tor III" deferred pa incnts. with an
proved security. wiih.u, interest IL paid when
due otherwise interest from the ,lay nI sale
WILLIAM GALLOWAY.
Executor of Elisha Galloway. deed.
:. q. WILSON. Auctioncer.
Sept iI.--ts.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

Ri virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
~ 81 ba i''in"r" County. the undersigned. Tx
ccut"r of the estate Of Elisha Gallowny. In,, a.,
said county. deceased. will ,ell Il, public .alc.
AZ III" late rcsidenc' "f the said deceased near
Manor Church. in the Tenth District. nn
hoa't"y. Ne I'D day er .Ssg,csJsr. isG:.
NJ In ...l...k A II
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14
- WING MACHINE

A"d is Reiatire Merits a. Compared
rih Other Machiacs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

CT under nee Constitution. stos To-
WYNN " srrn, ms snsi n 90, .Js.'.s,si svsi,n.
. "eHriy aa~lis'i Now, Ia administer justice In
The Stale, hrosls ~ Ss1no The new Con.
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NesO Advertisements.
I INTERESTING TO LADIES.

Tao Joiio'c,ag Extracts arc from Ae Testimony
Takea under Oath, IL a roccaf case pending
before Me United States Idfcnt Oofec,
HP0R tie Actual Merits Of Me
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

No man will say that our present system Of
administering justice In our Courts has no, work.
81 satisfactorily. Whatever else the Convention
might have done, We aoc M earthly reason for
the change they have made IN our Judicial mat.
tiers " il'r Judges "f The Courts were dis,as,e.
iul ." The dominant party, iIry night have been
removed without changing the whole system
sud adopting one in H. stead exceedingly in,rl-
oals In iis "details aud whirh brings with Il 40
large m inereasr NJ The pooHes' money for II,
inainialnance. 1T ~ look u, this question nv
figure
"h"sr We itcseni Coz situation We have
jade Court " Ataral. g,,.,, An 49,. .sh s,.s.,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-03
A REsOLuTEON.

Relative 10 an Amendment of the Constitution
providing for the Extension of the Elective
Franchise.
Resoioed by the General Assembly of the SGie Of
Ohio, three-ffths of the members elected TO each
House agreeing thereto, that it be and is hereby
proposed to the electors of this State to vote Mt the
next annual October election upon the approval or
rejection of the following Amendment, MS substi-
tnte for the first section os the fifth article Uf the
Constitution of this State, to-wit:
"Every male citizen of the United States OF the
age of twenty lone years, who shall have been a
resident of the State one year next preceding the
election, and of the county, township or ward in
which he resides such time as may be provided by
law, except such persons as have borne arms in
support of any insurrectiOn or rebellion against
the Government of the United States, or have fed
from their places of residence to avoid being draft
ed into the military service thereof or have desert
ed the military or naval service Of said Govern
ment in time of war and have not subsequently
been honorably discharged from the Same, shall
have the qualifications Of an eector and be entitled
to vote at all elections"
ED. A. PARROTT,
Speaker Of Ae House Of Representatives.
ANDREW G.. MoBURNEY,
President of The Senate.
Passed April 8, 1861, 5Oz
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Deo,h Of Con,ain II,ram De-.


The Richmond Braniner pays the following trib-
x lte the late Captain lIraAN Pos, whodlsd in
Richmond on the 18th Of April, aud whose remains
have bses bfOught % this county and consigned
to their last resting place
We arc paiusd tn announce te sudden death Of
Mr.. Il. II, Pos, Of Napoleon, Od !, at the Spotts-
wood Hotel, yesterday MORNING. His disease was
consumption, He had been spending the winter
in the South Tor the benefit % his health, aud was
on his return houie. He reached this city day be-
fore yesterday morning, and at 2oolock on the
Same das was sitting DIP in the office Of the hotel
About 2 he was taken worse, and the proprietors
sent Tor physician, aud informed some OF the Ma
sons OF the city OF his condition. he being aMaster
Mason. They immediately went TO his relief aud
remained with him until his death occurred at
O'Clock yesterday morning. handsome metallic
case was procured and his remains enclosed in it.
They were escof,ed last night At 1 o'clock to the
depot Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad, by Metropolitan Lodge No H. and
shipped to his home in Ohio. d
Mr., Poe was married man, and leaves a wife
and child TO mourn their loss. He was member
of Washington Lodge, No 2S6, at Napoleon,
Ohio. His family and lodge were teegraphed to
yesterday. He was fortunate in his last moments
IN this, that, although in strange land, ho found
brethren who did what was in their power to rem
der his passage from life to Immortality as pain.
less rs might he. lNIN H.FM
The deceased was cousin of the lamented ED.
GAR ALLAN Pos, formerly of this city.
Last night being the regular meeting night Of
Richmond Randolph Lodge. No. 10, and the
members having been Informed Of the death of
Mr.. Pos, and of the action taken by the Metropoli-
tan Lodge, determined TO join in paying honors to
their late brother, and accordingly under the d-
rectons OF Senior Warden J. r. DowgLL, they
proceeded to the Spottswood Hotel about II O'Clock,
and in company with the delegation from Metro
potan Lodge, escorted the remains to the cars.
There is a melancholy pleasure in contemplating
the noble workings Of this grand universal broth-
erhood, eSemplifed in this case. They do not
stop to inquire from whence 10 CANE, what his
creed or country, oripoical sentiments or whether
he had been a friend tr foe to them he was Ma
son and brother, and that was all they desired to
know. The mystic tie - which bound them to
him aud him 10 hem, was rs sacred IL death as IL
had been IN fife, AMI the stranger in strange
land was as tsnderly cared for sif he had died
in the arms ofhis mother. ,-'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-03
TOLEDO MARKET.


TOLEDO, May 2, 1867.
FL0UR--Fine, 81 50@S 90; Superfine, s 5On
90; Extra, 10 50G 90 Double G xtra and Fancy
l3 0OGl7 90. Rye Flour, 0 so.
GRAIN-Wheat 2Q003l0c; Corn ll0@1l2c;0ats
8466Sc; Rive quiet; Barley IO5o.
PORk-Mess new 2S 5O024 90; Hams lie
Shoulders i2c.
LARD Prime, in bbls, l2c; do. kegs, 12&c.
BUTTER Fresh roll Csc; in keg 2Oc.
BGGS-15c.
GROCERIES, Coffee-Rio 25@27c; Java SIC;
Sugars raw sugar lO1lic; crushed l6@16l<c
granulatbd l615c; coffee 15Lc; b coffee 14}lc,
. coffee l3&9l4c, Tcas-YOung Hyson, 1000
l15c; Imperial 145@l75c; Black 90dl50c
Japan ll0@l25c. Mnasses 75@lOOc. Srups-
fair 55@iOc; good 70Ds0c; prime 909l15c
Rice-Rangoon l0c Carolina lie.
LUMBER-Clear S5S; 2d clear s55; box S4sj
stock boards S2i; common boards $50; culled do
Sl4; fencing 800; Gull fencing Sl4i flooring strips
S45 ID do S}5; ioist, sSauting and timber, Is feet
aad under, $50; lS-inch sawed shingles 6 25i
A lS-inch sawed shingles so; l6-inch sawed
shingles 10 and 2j; clear and second dressed
flooring 90 90: common dressed flooring 80 co.
common lresscd siding S22; 2d and clear dressed
siding S}0 dressed stock common, l2-inch, $25,
dressed common boards sl9; Lath so.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-03
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PERRYsBURe, May 2, 1861.
sArfLEs Green Y bu zoos dried 2S.
BsEswAN SOC " 10.
BurrgR- 20a25c . 10; Eggs, 12dl5e Y doz.
FLoUR--l2 0OQle so " barrel
GRAIN-Corn sheled 90095c " bu, in ear 50
0p9Oc. Oats 50055c. Rye 90. Wheat 5O@
2 so " bu.
MEATs-Hams 12iS@l5c u II Shoulders lO@
l2lSc = Dressed dogs OoGT so " cwt.
IARD-l5c u 10.
PoTAroEs -609I5c W bushel.
SALT-2 65 W barrel.
WooI-4O.S5Oc ~ III