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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-07
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, May s, 1865:
FLOUR
City Mills Supcrfine, $3.50 &1l.25
Shipping br. Extra, 12.00 a 1880
Baltimore High grade Extra, l4.OOa A.O
&c Family, 1915 1925
GRAIN.-Wheat-Sales of choice Maryland
white at $50; medium Maryland red at 2SO cts.
Corn-Prime white at ll2 cts; yellow l24 cts.
Oats-Light Southern at 85aS6 cts.
Rye-Sales of choice at 2lO cts.
From the Baltimore Gazette of Saturday last.J
ToBAcco.-Maryland Leaf is arriving more
freely, and the market growing more active
Shippers are ready buyers, and factors obtain
full prices for all descriptions of the crop, which
in quality is repr resented finer than that of the
previous year. In Ohio Leaf we report sales Of
$50 hhds., mostly taken for France, and at full
prices. 1.-THE contract was awarded at Paris on
the 2Sth of April, and was telegraphed same day
to the agent here Messrs. Boninger Bros, who
Immediately commenced purchasing.] We
hear of nothing worthy of note in Kentucky des-
criptions. Stock of both Ohio and Kentucky
very small.
Inspections for the week 1Ol6 hhds. Maryland,
l72 Ohio, s Kentucky, and Virginia-total L.
1873 hhds.
Cleared this week, 7s9 hhds to Rotterdam.
and hhds. to West Indies.
No ell
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-07

o. The following is . list of Jurors
for the May Term of the Circuit Court,
drawn on Wednesday, the Goth ult.. by
His Honor Judge r. FORD, in conformity
with the act of Assembly of January ses-
sion, 1867, entitled ian act to provide
for the selection, drawing and summoning
of Juries in the several counties and pre-
scribing their qualifications:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-07

-
HAt q Democratic Convention held
in San Francisco. on the 30th ult., nomi-
ntipns were made for Congress and for
Presidential electors. Resolutions were
adopted denouncing the reconstruction
measures Of Congress; asserting The ina
peaehment to be an act Of party violence,
calculated to make the United States ridi-
culons; resolving never to be governed By
negroes. and fsvorng the eight-hour sys-
tep; Another resolution was adopted
sendemning7 the failure Of Congress to
nsAe aa appropriation for Alaska. Mr..
Axtsl was terminated for Congress.
~ European dispatches announce The
resignation of Mr.. Disrseli and his Csbi-
net; all compromises offered BY him to the
Observation-Disclosures rejected. The Queen
sett for Mr.. Gladstone, sod 70 him will
Be ,intfusted the formation Of the new
mlnletry,ki.- tcs l.sgt5 ~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-07

Il HThe close Of the impeachment trial
$500 hapd. Yesterday was the third
day Of the closing argumento Of Mr.. Bing-
ham,, To-day he will conclude. On
what day. decision will be reached it is
impossible to tell, but it is thought the
else will be decided by the end Of the week.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-07
NEW MILLINERY.

MRS: SHACKELFoRD would respectful
4v1 ly Inform the Ladies of Charles that she
has now open one of ,te.ss..
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCK OF MILLINERY EVER EXHI.
BITED IN THIS COUNTY,
all OF which has been selected with the great
est care and will be sold at Baltimore prices.
She has also very nice assortment of
Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Dress Trimmings,
dc. dc.
Ladies will please call and examine for them.
selves.
Port Tobacco, May Z, 1868.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-07
ELECTION NOTICE.

PY virtue of the requirements Of an Act
- Of Assembly, passed at the January ses-
sion, in the year 1868, and entitled IAN Act
to repeal sections ninety-six to one hundred
and nine, inclusive, of the Code of Public
Local Laws of Maryland, for Charles County,
under the head of Roads, and to enact the
following in lieu thereof, and to provide a
Road System for st. Mary's County," here
by give notice, that an election will be held
at the several places for holding regular cleo
tons in Charles County, and between the usual
hours for holding the same,
On the first SATURDAY, being tho
9Th day Of June next,
for the purpose Of expressing the views Of the
legally qualified voters of said county upon
the law aforesaid. Aud all persons voting at
said election shall endorse on their tickets,
either in writing, or in print, the words
FOR THE ROAD LAW"
OR,
AGAINST THE ROAD LAW"
as the case may be, and "no blank ballots
shall be counted:
LUIS eiectlon shall be heI5
returned by the Judges Of Conducted and
regular elections are required to G ba as all
WILLIAM M. NORRIS. Sheriff
May 7, 1868-te
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-07

H;The State Agent for the Maryland
Life Insurance Company, Grew. A. J.
Myers.1 will be in Pert Tobacco during
the first week Of our Circuit Court. Our
citizens wishing to insure in the Mary
land company will then be offered an op-
portunity of doing 50. See advertisement
efsompaay m another column.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-07

81 ERIn the card Of Messrs. Herbert &
Asassten, Commission Merchants Of Bal
t;mope city, will be found strong recon-
nsndstiona Of ANDREW Goes Super
Phospkste Of Lime" as Fertilizer. -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-07
EEBv the cable we have importar

~By the cable we have important
intelligence from Crete. The insured
tionary war against the Turks is continu-
ed by the Christian revolutionists, who
claim a victory in battle fought on the
18th Of April, and which lasted the entire
day. Fights had taken place on the four
succeeding days without decisive result.
The Turkish soldiers are said to be COM
hitting great outrages on the inhabitants,
wherever they gain foothold.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-07

In the Methodist Conference of Chicago
resolution was offered instructing the
Committee on Missions to inquire into the
expediency of merging the Methodist
Freedman's Aid Society and Church Ex-
tension Society.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-07
i. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.

by virtue of an Order of Sale, passed. BY
- the honorable Judge of the District Court
of the United States for Maryland, April 28th,
1868, ',sf9f
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That I WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUC-
TON, for cash,
On Tuesday, the 18th day Of May, 1868,
at 10 O'Clock, A. M, at
Port Tobacco, s
the Estate of LACEY & SMITH, consisting Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Whiskeys, &c., -.
ALL THE STOCK OF GOODS IN THE
STORE p, ~ ~
lately occupied by Lacey & Smith, in Port
WASHINGTON BoNIFANT. a., :,
- - U. S. Marshal. :
NAV 7-2t $500 $3.50 4 y sfel
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-07
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A T MY MILL, good lot of HOGSHEAD
n SIDING.
April 30, l868-4t SAMUEL COX.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-07
School Examiner.
GCOMMUNICATED.1

COMMUNICATED.
Mr.. WELLS I'm noticing the meeting
Of the NEWLY appointed School Commits
sioners" to be held on the 18th instant,
you are pleased to give them the benefit
of your "views" as to the man who should
be selected as Examiner, and conclude
thus: 1--WE think it no less the right than
the duty Of every one to insist and urge
upon the Commissioners giving US that
man who possesses. in the most marked
degree, those qualifications which more
clearly conduce to thorough and efficient
administration of the system" This is
certainly so, and ''every citizen in the
county is directly interested in the selec-
ton Of proper oficer;" but will "every
citizen" ''every one," think alike as to
who the best man may be? The Com
missioners will cheerfully listen to any
and all suggestions from their fellow-citi-
gems. but, unfortunately. gentlemen won't
all agree to recommend the same indivi-
dual. The claims of different gentlemen
have already been urged, and strongly,
urged, by not a few of the respective
friends of each.
Now, MIR. Editor, if you can, by any
means, induce the citizens of Charles
county to unite upon any man, | doubt
not the Commissioners will most cheerful
ly lido likewise )" otherwise, they can only
promise to do what they conscientiously
believe for the best without rejecting on
the qualifications of any.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13
PARTITION NOTICE.

Tlma, OHIO, Jnne %, Isss-ii.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13

Base Ball.-The Croghan club, of Free
mont, came to time last Monday forenoon,
and played the Tifin club second match
game for the Championship. The game was
closely contested until near the end when
the Tiffin club, by some safe batting man.
aged to beat their opponents by score Of 35
to 20. The best Of feeling prevailed, and
the Fremont players acted like gentlemen
throughout the game. The second match,
which was to have been played between
the Tifin and the Maple City club, of Nor.
walk, did not come of owing to the lat
ter wishing to play man who was not,
according to the rules, eligible AS the Til
fin club is noted for It's strict adherence to
all rules and regulations, they would not
consenl to violate them, and the Norwalk
boys went home without playing, although
everything was done to induce them to
play according to rules. As a great many
ladies and gentlemen were present and a
game was expected, picked nine com.
posed OF Fremont and Norwalk players,
was played by the Tiffin club and the lat
ter came out victorious by a score OF IS to
10. The following is the score of the first
game;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13
walks and Talks.

Atvo fold blessing kisses. They bless
him that gives, and che that receives
The dsnce At N.iional Hall, on the evening Of
the 10Th was largely attended and passed oa
pleasantly.
Ladies trails are going cot OF fashion,
or sourse they will add on to the top what
they take on at the bottom.
There are about 1900, 900 telegraph posts
iu the world, which it costs about 81, 900, 900
a year to keep up.
The Atlantic 4 Pacific Telegraph com.
psny have two through lines completed from
this place to Cincinnati and New York City.
Street meetings still continue on the pub
lie square on Sabbath evenings. Rev. Me-.
Powell oficiated on Sunday last
Mr.. T. J. Bscher has puchsscd the clothing
establishment OF Mr.. Enrich, sni will carry
on the business as heretofore.
watermelous and Peaches are among the
luxuries received by our fruit venders, this
week.
Trade is visibly improving and our streets
begin to assume an old fashioned look, with
the coming Of autumn.
Gen. Gibson left on Tuesday evening for
Hamilton county, where he makes the open.
ing speech Of the campaign outside Of his
district
Mr.. A. G. Sheath has gone to Colorado to
visit the mines Of the Tifhn Gold L Silver
Mining Company.
Some thirty workmeu are engaged in lay.
ing the pier of the railroad bridge over the
Sandusky. The stone used are from the
best quarry in the State. One Of them
would make nice little charm for ladys
watch chain.
The weather. since the late rains, has be-
come much cooler, aud high winds aud cool
nights betoken an early advent Of Fall.
Katydids have commenced their nightly con
certs, and we may therefore, according to an
ancient prediction. expect frost in six weeks
A member of the Fremont D. D. Club
while engaged in playing last Monday,
spraiued his ankle so that he was forced to
Immediately abandon the game aud apply
liuAments lie was still suffering intensely
when he lefl our city for home.
1t is highly important that our town clock
should keep railroad time. Nearly every
body depends upon it for their time In TAX
ing train, aud in consequence, very often
persons end themselves too late. viii not
the proper authority see to il thar it is
brought to the scratch p
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13
Railroad Meeting.

Pursuant to adjournment the meeting eonvcn.
ed at the Court House. on saturday evening,
Aug. sth. Meeting called to order by the
Chairman. the Tim Brass Band beng present
enlyened the occasion with some excellent
muse.
On motion Of Mr.. York the thanks Of the
meeting was rendered the Band for theis kind
services. Carried.
L a. Hall as Chairman Of the committee ap-
poiuted at last meeting to visit Toledo, made
the following report,
"Thc Committee appointed to visit the city
Of Toledo 10 ascertain what aid could be obtatu-
ed, or amount Of stock raised In that city,rcport;
''That thev visited Toledo, and have assuran-
COS that II S200,OO0 OF stock taken In our compa-
ny would Insure the building Of said railroad, Il
would be taken there, but that meeting for
was arranged to be held In Toledo on or about
the LIST day Of Sept. next, at which time they de-
sire the presence Of j. X. Stranhan, Esqr tho
engineer Of the road"
On motion ofMr. Gross the report was received
and entered ou the minutes.
Mr.. Watson madea short speech in favor ol
the proposed route which had happy effect.
A motion ofD. ]. Goodsell that acommittee bt
appointed to solicit subscriptions foF the pur
pose ofdefrNying the expenses OF fasurvey from
| Tim to Woodyille, and that said committee D'
| empowered 10 employ mr. StanhAn 10 proceed
at once to make the survey, carried. u, J
Goodsell Ut. Kaup and Jacob scheibor wSr'
appointed said committee.
The following preamble and resolutions wer
/ then read and adopted:
"wHEEIAs This meeting was called by III
manufacturers and shippers OF THIN, and that
/ united action Of all our citizens is necessary il
order to secure the desired results, therefor
| be IL
"ReSoIrsd, That we, as manufacturers aud ship
I pers hereby pledge TO the property holders, an
| all persons interested that we will Join them u
Que last effort to secure the building Of TailrON
| from Toledo TO Crestlne through our city, thu
We will subscribe our full proportion, aud deyot
| all the time necessary to make a united effort :
secure the building OF the same as speedily a
| possible.
q Rssoirsd, That II this effort fail to accom- Pills
thc desired ObtecN the odtum Of the failure shal
not rest with us, or with want Of action or sur
! port on our part. nd
hesolged, That all persons intereatedd tnk,
| are hereby cordially invited to join -
| part IN our meetings." -,
The appointment Of q ~. u,,.,.,,"
! meetings at Bl0omyllt ' w" s'o'
on Monday apdornirr "'' N'''' Wv
unu, MoB,ig "''H'ns'
Nn,'' ,,t.pn Of L. A. Hall, meeting then adjourn
70 meet Vt same place on Saturday evening
Aug. 10Th to hear reports Of committees.
A. T. BARNES, Chairman.
JpuH O. Gaosa Gecretnrv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13

James Wolf, Jacob Wolf, Levi $. wolf, Shed
rich, Wolf Mary X. stOVer, aud the legal rep
resentativea Of Abraham Wolf deceAsed, john
Wolf JT. deceased ard MAtgarvt Boyer deceased
viii take notice that a petition was iled against
them on the 2oth day OF July, 1868, In the Conrt
OF Common Pleas within aud for the county OF
seneca and State of Ohio, by Enooh Fry and
khoda Try his wife, and 10 now pending wherein
said Rhoda Fry demands partition Of the follow
ing real estate, tO-wit
The west halfof the north east quarter OF sec.
tlon No, IN township No. North In range No.
10 East In Seneca county, Ohio, containing hty
three and 1f-iOO acres Of Land more or less. Also
the east half Of the north west quarter Of said
section No. township No. North In range IS
East In said Seneca county ohio, containing
acres. And that at the next term OF said Court
the said hhoda Fry will apply for an order that
PARTITION may be made OF said premises.
July 9th 1868. BAcHMAH& CRAMER,
h4i-5t 1890 Atty'B for Petrs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13
FOrepaugh,s Gigantic MenarerIe ana

ANANNaNSA " oNtSahtAN hNuAltEAt huu
CircHss I'VE call the attention Of our read.
srs 70 The advertisements Of this great sIhi-
biti0u, which will he ionud in another COLI
una. We doubt u anything Of the kind
like It, has ever been Witnessed 10 Tifin, and
our readers will therefore have On opportu-
nifty to judge for themselves both Of It's
merits and magnitude, as IL win pitch its
colossal tents, on Saturday, Angus, z2
Its collection Of animals is large and rare 4;
Its elephants compose a species the Largest,
and smallest known to EoOlogists, while It's
assortment Of white and black double. .backed
Bactrian camols is in conformity with the
description gltsu Of these very Aucient ami
mails, 40 often mentioned by writer's Of bibli-
cal antiquities. In fact, such Is the vast.
ness Of the collection, that twenty cages
are required to contain the great geological
aggregation, aside from those which ars led
as external accessories to the mammoth cara
van. Mr.. Forepaugh deserves great credit
for having accumulated such a grand comb.
nation, and still more 30, from the fact tina,
he Sivertises nothing but what is actual aud
legitimate. His wagons, cages and ehariots
are said to be model specimens Of the fne
meehanicaD arts, aud elaborated with en-
raid gold The department for the exhibit.
tion OF the animals, is entirely separate from
that OF the circus, though one ticke, admits
the holder 70 both entertainments. Gentle.
manly agents are always in attendance to
answer questions pertaining to the habits or
mode oflife Of every species Of animal on
exhibition, and every person who visits the
Meuagerie may consider hmselfNt home and
among his friends. We are given to under
stand that this, in every respect, is high.
toned aud drs, class exhibition, worthy OF the
patronage Of an apprcciative community.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13
ConsiIintlonal nInrrenoes.


are many constitutions so inherently defective
IN energy sto derive great beneat from = mod.
crate use of pure liquor eombined with such
vcgctsble medicines aud extracts ~ enter into
tho composition Of Roback's stomach Buter-,
and there arc many situations in which even the
heaithicst derive additional security from their
occasional use.
II healthy persona arc exposed TO unusual and
continued excrtion In couhGcd air' or under tho
heat Of the oun, or to the inaueHco Of depressing
watohniuess by travelling. and ohenge OF diet
and water, OF fresidcnts Of malarious districts
OF the rauk river bottoms OF the West aud south,
there can be no doubt but careful use Of Re.
backs SfonacA Batsr,with the food would surely
be the means Of wardlng OF aetua, disease aud
enabling them TO bear up unaffected, where
without the Bittors, they would likely have to
succumb to dseacc. They strengthen, tone and
iuvigoratc, aid digestion aud Increase the ap.
petite. Horshiser aud Myers, sole Agents. rliin
Ohio. nn1Q...1tn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13
cowardIy outrage Mono

COWardly Outragc.-On Monday
evening last, about 10 o'clock, ON Madison
street, the piercing screams Of female were
heard, startling everybody in the neighbor-
hood and bringing them out to see what was
the cause Of them. Two persons standing at
the German Reformed Church, on the cor.
ner OF First Monroe and Madison streets, ran
across and up Madison, where just at the res.
idence OF Daniel Smith, they found young
girl lying upon the pavement with the blood
streaming from her mouth, while the re-
treating footsteps Of the cowardly hound who
had knocked her down, were heard in an
opposite direction. The girl, who works ct
Mr.. Kendg's house, said she was on
her way home, when this ehiUdlrow act was
committed. 1t is unsafe in this town for a
lady 10 60 out after nightfall unattended
There is set Of cowardly half grown low
lifed hounds who loaf on the street all day,
and at night, like pack Of jackals roam the
street TO insult unprotected women.
Since the above, We learn that on Wednesday
two persons were tried before Justice Goodsell
for this onense. One Of them was:disharged, but
the other-Jos, Feneannon-was bound over to
court There was nothing to prove that the
girl was not respectable.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

TestimOnlals. We, the undersigned do
hereby announce that we have the fullest
confidence in the ability OF C. H. Sting as
one who thoroughly understands the bust.
usss Of repairing Sewing Maebiues lie has
repaired machines for US to our entire salts.
faction.
Volmer 4 Kirchper, NJ. Sullivan, Striker
& Bro, Martin Wagner, J. Horton, NJ J.
Grouse, \. Bowe, o. @. zelier.
lie has the geuine Howe aud other sew
ing uschinss ior sale. The machines are all
warranted for three yeafs, and will be KEEP,
in good order nee Of charge, so come snd
buy one to satisfy youtsslt
c. II. STING.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13
HERE AND THERE.

Reed Township has seven Sunday Schools
aud about 400 scholars.
W. S. Lunt, Of Fostoria, has raised this
year twenty-five bushels Of potato onions
OF strip Of land Que rod wide and six rods
long.
The Union Schools OF Upper sandusky
commence on Monday, August 3Ist The
examination Of Teachers for the Union school
will take place on the Saturday previous.
The Republican Convention OF the 10th
/ Congressional District, will be held at Nap
b, 'eou, on the 10Th inst. Hon. ]. NJ Ashley
and ;. c. uall, are the prominent candidates.
hrm,,r who has been experimenting o n
IN. ,o,ato. o.bn.- Id Champaign county, says
L.. has No eers., IN them, birthstone eeus-
"a ,nor,atary panic, but coal oil com
,,,..eiy upset them and caused them to
stampede for good.
The railroad meeting held al New Wash
ington, on Tuesday evening, was large and
enthusiastic. A deep interest is manifested,
and the citizens there are thoroughly awake
in the matter aud 4 general desire prevade.
10 have the road built az once.
In Van Vert O., July 2sth "nile Sam
ucl Mel, Postmaster OF thot town, was stCop-
ing to dip some wates with a pitcher 1t Was
struck " lightning aud broken to atoms.
NJ. Mel suffered no further injury than
temporary numbness OF the arm.
A young man by the name Of James Keef
a work hand on farm, some three miles
east of Little Sandusky, committed suicide,
on the 3lst by hanging himself in n stable
with leather hitching strap. lie was about
twenty years of age aud had only arrived
from Ireland a short time.
A gentleman from Reedtown sends us an
answer to problem published in our issue
OfJuly 3oth His answer is incorrect. He
will find by looking at the problem that A
pays one cent more per pound, than B, whilst
in his answer A pays four and four.sevenths
per pound, and three and five-ninths per
pound, OF more than the stated difference.
Try again.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13
EsAI Re- ~ Estate y At, Ersa.Iers.-Ths follOwin

AaNAA EbtoNC lI0HulCIbs-t nc NOLOhlub
is the list ofreal Estate Transferb;
N W Foote TO George r seney, 60 acres In
lIopeWell township for Ss75.
Bernard to Foster, so sores In Loudon
township for $1,000.
J Jaeger to M KeifIer In-lot No 266 In the Isl
Ward, Tlfhn for 500.
} Young to F Reif, In-lot 2ss ia the lst Ward
THIN for sl,bO0.
G. w Mundwiler 10 N HeTriR, In-lot No 0 In
Baseom for siOo.
D Goodssl to y BrOhl, In.lot No. sOl in Ist
Ward, Tithn for S335.
WIN Toll to p Rohl, In.Iot No. SIT in the I'd
Ward, Tifin for 500.
W c Stevens Il al. to A B saltEer and II Beok.
er, In-lot No Is In Mellnore for $500
M Cramer and J 4 Becker to N Enrich, In.
lot No l4s In the lst Ward, Tifin for $500.
NJ Cramcr 70 J r Becker, 4l-IOO OF an sere in
the lst Ward for $500.
r A Walker 70 Lewis LOT Noe. 60 and 65l in
q lnton Up. for s3T2.
81, 100.