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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05
PUBLIC SALE
uF
VAIL ABLE REAL ESTATE.

ID viftu" 81 Power 81 i,,"rhry. ,iulv *
ID "rutrl 10y Sc. ~. Washington POWELL aud
N,i' L. Va" unl"r-isnri will offer At public
80 "m ia" rf"nis'.. "n
Nt''.,''ay. TIA iig 81 bo',mip. i>.>.
81 l. "rlock ".
(. Nil THAI VALr sEi.E FARM
situai- within milc 90 >wr.', Air. -
1and ah'ut a. miles from Tow ,,n L.
town. containing
la ACRES.
mrrc ~ les. .., ACRES IA heavy Woodland. aud
IL" balan"" arabic. The Improvement, con
-ist 81
GOOD FRAME DWELLING.
containing l:r'-iims. e"nu swti1ri barn. Gran
a:y. Caring" ii"u e. Sm"k" House. spring
House. w's"l shed. 80 all IN g.,i repair
The land b. g.. the best quality. within three
miles Of Mr.. Em"ry's lime quarry. two miles
from Long Gr"ch pike, aud is but one half mile
from IA" Sweet Air aud pulancys Valley Turn
pike. which is now finished tn within one and
halt m.lc- 4 SN"ci Ais Every field has wa
ter except "ur.
There ar. i'm" ArriE ORCHARDS and
Pears Of choice irui.; On" Peach orchard in
full bearing. ati "mc recently planted aud the
iarn l. under g'"'i i"nrius.
TINS i thu ui".i valuable PROPERTY tia; has
been offered ;or .alr lately.
The property hs. 90 hr old aud will ia,si.
lively be- -nll ~ that day To- tho hishcs, hid.
der.
Er~Ti,i. warranted
Terms made known On day of sale.
u. Il. BOARMAN.
Attorney iur Washington Powell aud wife.
SAINT. q. WILSON. Aucti"nrer.
NAN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05
PATENT
Ell A STlC pom G. T. i.

Ell STlC pom G. T..
TUNlIE ELASTIC SPONGE il the HcAlthiest.
Swc"ic.i. Clcancst. Most Elastic. Durable
and Brs. Material IN use for Beds. Cushions. &c.
ELASTIC SPONGE doe, not pack or mat like
hair. and Is cheaper.
ELASTIC SPONGE is rcpel!an, 10. aud proof
against Bugs and Insects.
ELASTIC SPONGE is the very best article
for Steamboat and Rail Car Upholstery. and
Tor Sofas Lounges. Chairs. Ac., &c.
ELASTIC SPONGE Mattresses. Bolsters aud
Pillows made by US are in private residences
ia baltimore city.
ELASTIC SPONGE Cushions are in FOUR
'Hr RCnES in Baltimore city. Single Cush
ions snd at wholesale price.
Railroads. Steam boats. Hospitals. Academies
aud Hotels are rapidly adopting it in their new
work.
Proposals solicited for Cushioning Churches
Halle. &c. Sc.
Mattresses. Pillows. Cushions, Ac.. constant.
~ on hand. and for sale Wholesale and retail.
also promptly made To order.
N. NOY E 8,
Exclusive Agt. for Nd. 4 District Of Columbia.
No. l3O west Fayette Street,
between Howard and Park sts..l
Nov. sim. BALTIMORE. Mp.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

PLASTIC
SLATE ROOFING J

g. T. perfectly F,se nni naf,r Psoof
=. w"ieh. but hiil" more than Tn
%. TIM >"1 NIL net ctIs- u g. run. nor will
the i,,..f rrari IL.
/ Il s smooth and wall tacici,rr she'd .,so"
aud Etu readily
Dc J. mn conductor 81 heat and yur,v
gI'ntit h"usr. covered with u will Ice .,,i, o ~
>.lr..' and 'r.t,a,r ~ Hmf,r.
q" Require, Ii" painting which ~ Tn J., 81
t't".slt! aiH'uniihg ~ = irw year. H. the 80
$50" ""s' 81 Plastic Slate Root.
'ah To- applied ." r''''f-"i any shape from
'iii 0" p,rp, hdisular.
Form 90 >"'g'c >i.c, e: Soiri St,L over
goo" 'hiiir hnil'i.ns. possessing all ia alNau
tag "i she 4 Stat" is'.' w,th"u. u, JOINTS ani
ri.tlr"..
OH .h,u;l' rr"it eau lee covered inakiu.
lh,u Hrr AMI water lr.,i
e.. "li metal f"pi- rsn lr covered maxim.
'Ariu :e'i q. ucw
-. y, 8 hcmoiy fpf Lamy naH, j. uhsur
passed. ssn:l' coating Of the inasiir render,
thcm l"fir'ily iml.crvi"us in moisture.
-. Recommends iiscli. IN that whsle .; O.,
ln y. Z, ], !. lk..M So Tho Ihrns., r..nl nm mo-.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05
LOC.tL M.fTTERS.

k.LiGiots. our church going friends should
bear ia mind that Rcv. Biahe sAmss will rr.n,h
Hi Highland Avenue NJ. T.. Church. On the Phil
aici fhia road. near the city limits, ON to NOR
Tow sunday morning. at II o'clock. The base.
mrn' If the new cdiGrc will be- dedicated, and
W. irusi thHl ~" srr,nr- mny De- largely at.
tr'tdci
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

NEw MAruNG We notice tina, tine ucW 60.
coa mating ha. Teen put down in il- Grand
Jury room ia the Court house The Court room
itself badly needs some new furniture and Nc
trust thu, the commissioners will attend 20 il AZ
an early day.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05
THE PRACTICAL FARMER.
Nor ~ ~ s, n I'm.
Published in PhiIadeIphin.
HVHfhfg, az - % pr ahHHhi, 10 .f fhr.
PISCHiLL HORRIS. j. -. iiN
I'LIfRgI,f

Published in Philadelphia.
Monthly. al 81 - pr ahHah, 10 .imc.. IN
PiSCHiLL NORRIS. i ~. i3N
IhHIRJksf
~ copies fpr $50 l. ciient mad. ui'afutsra' nat.
ter, ia relation 70 every Department - Agriculture
iiorticuliuw aud rural 'cauoiny i,ts. lnist.mtut.
and literal irsmums offered tu aEtufs atd tuf nsstgs
sample copies furnished aa application N"s -.
MnnnE'c RrRAi NEw YuEKiH. e.. Gnat
MUUkE , Xa'i.a,l liu',l ,ni Is@,, W,.lly.
sheet comprising 'Nen iars' haahi" nara ia-,s of
Ave- column. zach AMI a'.n steaiit Improved Til.
vii make tie iairf al"'i 'i".M i,' f"rH'f f vitn
- iscHIAsI IS rEtrl' Nai NJ. o. is'F. aiu excel
Ia at The essential. 81 trte..itr tm,i, lrd uefil
RiR,L LIrtgtR. aaiItHiI' NtNsrtPrE. man
ifssiiug tir spirit ~ De-. inuttn Efttt. iat aui
ai3rri. rrosres' and imrr', ,ui Jos art uttins che
list Weekly 10 America
The RrHu {. not a ,aon,hiy is. i.... .aa i-aa'.
tai ueskiy superior IN sauc, turt, aud t4..,t4 90
eantsnt., and sdllst,d a. thv SAINT. g 90.
rstms IS yetf. htr cupirs. si.. ..t.u 90. slH
tsn far sIs. &c Now - tnt ftsE co. ST. Hfrt tst
foHs etrbs' tilsfai indlretuf -. o. tirh af,nt.
Specimens. Shas niiis. sc semitic, % T. NouEE
Al fArk Row. New York So, - %
A GENTS WANTED TO- or Illustrated n.i' it.il.
~ y, ever 900 engraving. lhoi .rsalAir l...'. T..
sS AZ, sssa .'a~E n, .sa "tN
coz ApAY Agenp wanted Adirc.. With .t,ml.
ga M 1T ca. D..lasslri Ne
yVANTED-AN AGENT In zach ,o~u. 60 taxi 'he
w agency TO- the sale ~ Batrstrrrts RrttaE
NotLbiSs ASp wE,rHFH s5AIFs. applied To- ihe .idr.
tslteu in. and ranEr 70 a.rrs na shadow TIE sale
ysna ,ns'h,ns ever on,,,a 70 ssn '..@ g."
aEsni. circular First uho arniy secure harfsin
J. " nKAbsfhLhi 80. Boston. MAJ
A GENTS WANTED Male AMI i-malc. or cur .al-..
"A fior assortment u Stationery tin rarhasr. fan
/ - sald IN every hoassh,d " better iures'mTm,
chat and sis"uaat establishment W. tibsHl street
] Nss York
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

Tng STATE SUNDAY Sciiuot CoNvENtiuN r.,,in-
bl,d at llagrrsiown. Washington ,ou:.iy. on
TUESDAY last. In addition To the del, .Aips ~ hos,
nantes were published last week. Ma Mar.
Shtaley, Miss Mary Matthews nnl Miss Steven.
son, of this town and vicinity were present.
Rev. u. & lIaslup, pastor of EPSON church de-
liverrd very greatly admired address OF the
first day Of the meeting. The Proceedings are
full uf interest. and will doubtless icnd 10 The
grea, advancement, Of the SUNDAY Srhoc' c,usc
in Maryland.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

ACCIDENTS fR0N FIREARMS. --Slmc tao or thtt,
weeks ago George y. Mlligan, Eat. living near
our iowa, met with very severe arrdrn, llc
was dgck-shooting, on Middle ti,cr. aud Ia At.
tempting 10 take gun from "a boat. ore bAJfcl
was discharged, tie Sho.c load entering III arm
nc was iahen imme .iia'cly 10 the city, where be-
still remains, receiving tie irst possible ai,pu.
ton. TWAS AZ bret thought that anpliaiipu Of
thc nrm would be- necessary, hat ~ ATE gihi To
sa,, u is how almost certain that that dtt.l *.
ledicni will not have to b. t,sogi,d &c..
son Of Jacob l. Iip!cs E.q. re. linz nrar
Butler. in this cuuhiy. hal one OF al. hands shot
oil while cunning onr DIV lat Wcck We have
not heard int further PARTICULAR
There Is, A. ~ so 10 ps,,s. . pA.at4. fumsr
ia circulation that our ric. ,ui E~tis,er 81 VIII.
Oliver I. Mct;ill, ESQ who Is ura nn = 81 IL to
Virginia, hal one ui b.. hands shot 90 while
Cunning. We earnestly trust ila' ,hr r,rctt
my be i,l.r one
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

Rg.ArroIXTrp.-A, the meeting 81 il.r Couniy
Commissioners on Tuesday last. Caleb : Tay.
ior, Esq, was re.appouicd CLERK Ia the Board
tor one wear from neccmhcr lsi lsGs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05
Miscellaneous.
900 M IL Z s
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Miscellaneous.

Arcnow finished and in operation. Although
Ibis road is built with great rapidity. the work
u thoroughly done. aud is pronounced By the
United ,tates Commissioners To- be fret elias ia
every rcspcct. be- ore ~ ia accepted. aud before
any bonds can BE- issued upon IT,
Hapidity and excellence of construction have
been secured by complete division al labor,
aud by distributing the twenty thousand mrn
cinPioyed along the line for long distances at
once. II is now probable that the
Whole Limo to the Pacific will be
Completed in 1860.
The Company have ample means. ut which
th" Government grant. the right ri way aud
all nrc"s.ary timber AMI other maieria's found
along the line 1T It's operations; ais" ~ su0
acres 'i land To- the milr. tak"n in alternate
SECTIONS "a zach si.l" 81 il. road ais" United
states Thirty year B"hl, ain"un,ing 4" lrnn
si6u"H I" sls.pUU per mlc according I" the di..
hrult,vs To- h" sli in"nht-'i pn the vafinu, SEQ
tom L hr built. tF which 1t takes % srr"ui
mortgage a, scrurity. aud - j. expected that
not Gully ~" interest. but the principal amount
nay Ice paid IN srfvic"- rendered by the Com.
pony IN ,ran.l"'riiug tro"p'. mails. A..
THE EARNINGS ~ THE UNION FATiF-
L. RAILROAD. from II. Way nr l,ral Iiu.,-
nc.- "nl; during the wear ending June s"th.
81 :. atu.ttutrd ttovrr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05
Four Million DoIIars,

wh,"h. litter paying all rSl"u,~. WI. much
in''" inHn snihr'"ni 1" ia! III" interest nl"'n
IT. B"nds. Tn--~ hihs. ar" "a" Indication I
thu rs, thtr'ish t'sili that mr,i h.li"w tn
ou-n us 90 The iue l., ih~ r.cia.- but ,h.v
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

IhE CNlUs RAILROAD. This railroad. design.
81 as an outlet t0 tide water Tor the Western
Mar! land Railroad, Il now 10 course q; rapid
c"us'tnclicn. Il leaves the Western MARYLAND
road near uwings' Mills IN this county, and
then reachcs The ciiy los more direct route cross-
ing the llopksioWn ani Fal.s Roads Charlie
sir'r, avenue York, Hartford, phiial, lphia and
North Point Roads, ani finding m outlet on
i'ir water "a, Canton. We do hot know the
exact route Of the Ioid until II I,ach,s Chasl,s
street av'nn", bat from that point u rurs dr,ci.
y along the htd Il the fall, p.s. ~ under the
York iinl ~ the lower eide IL Grccnmount cen.
e'rty !, then runs along the south eide ~ the
ccnciety wall its wLo'c distance, where a ,un-
n"l under the hill running from the Hartford Ia
the l'clair road commences. This innucl has al.
ready bccn commenced, aud will be about ., 800
feet IN length. The first shaft has been sunk
near the rear wall Of the cemetery. to the depth
OF - feet below the surface, aud about $50 feet
rhcavaicd but much difficulty Inexperienced by
the grca, quantity of water IN the tunnel il iting
necessary 10 work day aud nigh, to keep the
shail from being oyerioWcl The second shaft
has been sunk near the Hartford road hut 20 far
but little work has been done, ~ consequence IL
The quantity OF water accununiing at is base.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05
HEAVILY TIMBERED

Nth OAK. Ch".h.t. etc IL" balance j. ricar
81 aDd unirf culiyht."n.
ini' property is Admiralty wnlrrrd with
nn'u"'"us spginc. 20 "Arr!l"ni and never fail
a.: water. 'hufch"s. sri'"'ls. shop. etc. cnn.
N"tlrni. The Improvement, consist 81 d coin
f.ft.h HI.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-08
WHERE GRANT STANDS.

1t comes to be understood. all at once,
that Grant not only supports Congress
but that he, Of ali other men, has come
nearer standing as bulwark between
the White House and the less defensible
points and loop-holes of the Capitol than
any man, Stanton not excepted, in the
Nation. He has fought the President
upon his own grounds; has flaunted the
law in the face of his g Constitutions;
has stared the President out of counte-
nance, in fact, and cornered him. He
has brought his self-respect and unf1inch-
ing moral courage and honesty into con-
hict with the Presidential demagoguery,
evasions and double dee'iAgs; aud he
has won the game. The comparison
thus instituted, by their own behavior,
between the two men, is greater tri-
umph in behalf of the Congressional
policy than anything that Congress has
OOuo lOE ltStll LucSc Ella vi
Incompatible courage, self-reliance and
going virtue, Grant is more
admired than any public man of his day.
Even Johnson dares not treat him with
disrespect; even the most scheming pol
iticans recoil from attempting to put a
false construction npon his acts; and
plain dealing people experience an atm
ity for the plain dealing General and are
more and more anxious, every day, to
entrust him with the keeping of their
best and highest Office. Single handed
against Congress, johnson has man
aged to "keep his end up" so to
speak; but in every tuss'e that he has
had with tho resolute, iron-hearted
General, he has come off second best
and is finally driven to the wall.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-08

The Bradford county (Pennsylvania) Re.
publican Convention has declared in favor Of
Grant for President and Galusha A. Grow
for Vice President.
ST. LOUIS, February 4.-The steamer
Clara Dolsen was burned at the levee last
night. Loss, $4,000.
The Albuquerque Review Of January q
says a party Of Navajos attacked party of
herders near Cubiso, killing one hundred
and wounding two. They ran off nearly
1000 sheep, but 1900 were subsequently
recovered.
Colonel T. J. Wood, of the Second Cav
airy, ard Major o. A. Mack, of the Ninth
Cavalry. have been ordered before the Re
firing Board.
NEW YORK, February 4-The Times
special has ascertained that the President
has actually issued an order to Grant for
bidding him to obey any orders received from
the Secretary of War. Grant declined to
obey; whereupon spicy correspondence
ensued, which lasted two weeks. 1t covers
not only the matter named, but the charge
by Johnson that Grant showed duplicity in
his action in leaving the War Office. This
correspondence is official, and will probably
be published.
The House passed resolution calling on
Stanton for copies of correspondence with
the President in relation to his limitation of
powers as Secretary of War.
1t is stated that the charges against Judge
Field grew out of a private conversation
with Senator, in which Field stated that
he was opposed to impartial negro suffrage
at present. He also thought that more
tendency of the Government
would be benehcent.
1t is stated that Seward hopes to Undue
Minister Adams to withdraw his resignation.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-08
FROM EUROPE.
BY CABLE.

LONDON, February 3.-Dispatches from
Japan, via Hongkong, announce that th'
ports of Hiago and Osaka were thrown ope1
to foreigners on the beginning Of the year
etc.
PARIS, February 3.-The journals Of this
city deplore the debate in the Corps LeRisla
tiff on the bill regulating the press. They
fear the opposition will cause its Withdraw
BY the Government, and that the result viii
be the extinction of whatever liberty the
press still preserves.
VIENNA, February 3.-Prince Joseph
Gallorado Mansfield has been appointed
President of the Upper House Of the Reichs-
tath.
GIBRALTAR, February 3.-The captain and
two sailors of the schooner Moses Warning,
which foundered at Scio, were rescued on the
18th, by the bark Minnie Gordon, and
broug ht to this port. They had been seven
days without food to sustain life, and were
obliged to resort to the flesh of the mate who
died from exhaustion. When picked up the
men were hardly able to move or speak.
They are now recovering.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-08
CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, February 3.--Cragin pre-
scented petition from citizens of Colorado
asking admission as State.
After some miscellaneous business the
bill regulating the tenure of certain Offices
was taken up. The question pending was
Summers motion in reference to special
agents of the State Department.
Summer advocated, and Buckalew and
Paterson opposed the amendment till the
morning hour expired, when the Recon
struction bill was taken up. Williams spoke
in support of the bill.
WASHINGTON, February A. Arnell Of
fered a resolution relating to recent out
RACES committed by an organization known
as the "kuxlux Klan," in Tennessee,
against the Commissioner of the Freedmen
Bureau, asking for its immediate suppress
sion by the District Commander.
The bill concerning protection of Ameri-
can citizens abroad came up.
Butler suggested substitute for the bill,
declaring the right of expatriation by vol
untary act, and that every naturalized citizen
is entitled to all the protection at home and
abroad which the Government can afford.
Other amendments were offered, and the
bill was debated BY several members until
the expiration Of the morning hour, when
the bill for the aid of Southern railroads by
lands was taken up. After lengthy de-
bate the matter was informally dropped.
Several Executive communications, includ-
ing one from the Secretary of War, transmit
ting correspondence between Grant and the
President in reference to the Secretary, were,
on motion of Stevens, referred to the proper
after being first read for the in
of the House, which listened with
unusual interest.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-08
BY STATE TELEGRAPH.
From the Virginia Enterprise Of yesterday. J

| From the Virginia Enterprise Of yesterday.
RICHMOND, February 3.-The Convention
has adopted the third section of the ordi
nance on the Executive Department. The
Governor holds Office for four years and i:
not eligible for the succeeding term.
A colored delegate offered resolution de-
claring that it is the belief of the Convention
that no Confscation Act should be passed
by Congress, and that the only way for the
landless to obtain lands is by purchase.
CHARLESTON, February "a white
delegate offered . resolution that instru-
ments conveying estates of infants and I'M
married women by administrators or exc
cutors, payable in Confederate securities,
shall be recoverable in lawful money. A
bitter debate ensued.
The tone of the Convention is growing
more Conservative.
GALVESTON, February 3.-The destruc-
ton by the FIRE on fremont street last night
caused loss of $6O, 900.
ATLANTA, February 3.-rhe Convention
is still engaged in discussing the relief ques-
ton.
General Meade has revoked Pope's order
prohibiting the publication Of official adver-
tisements in papers opposing reconstruction.
New YORK. February John Devine
was yesterday found guilty Of defrauding
the Government out of $4,000 by a whisky
distillery.
Dates by mail from England to the Odd of
January gives accounts of some important
Fenian arrests. The Government secured
large quantities of ammunition, etc.
CLEVELAND, February 4.-General
O'Neil had an immense reception at Brain
ard Hall last night. He said, in the course
of his speech, that the President would have
the services Of 100000 FeEians in case Of
war with England.
CHICAGO, February 4.-The Board of
Underwriters of this city have advanced the
rates Of insurance ON all classes Of risks 70
per cent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-08
CASIO JUDGE BUsTEED.-The Dis

CASE OF JUDGE BUsTEED-The District
Attorney of Alabama who shot Judge Bus
teed, says the Washington Chronicle, Is not
a Northern man nor radical, as the Nation
al Intelligencer would like to make its read
er, believe, but a native of Alabama and son
of an Ex-Governor of that State. He is re-
presented as having obtained an order to raise
a rebel regiment during the war, and to have
been satisfactorily identified with that side in
politics. He received his appointment from
Andrew Johnson at the instance of Governor
Parsons, the Provisional Governor of Alaoa-
ma.
The impression is upon our mind that
there was in Marysville, in early days, a
young Southern lawyer by the name Of l.. v.
B. Martin-the name of the man who shot
Busted. Wonder if the old Marysville
Martin and this murderous scoundrel are
one and the same : Suppose you look the
matter up and let us know, Smith.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-08

Courts over which he presides are assail
ed and impaired by asssverations snt
expressed suspicious, which, if untrue
should DO arrested and have theil
character openly and fully exposed. Il
there is any ground for their existence,
Judge Baldwin should be impeached
or else the District should be removed
from under him.
We have alluded to the silence of the
press with regard to this matter. 81.
lence cannot be too long maintained
upon a malicious Islander or an idle
rumor. But when a question assumes
the proportions of measure in the
United States Senate, it can no longer
be ignored nor confined to gossip upon
tho corners and in the privacy of back
Offices. If Judge Baldwin's official ca.
reer has been what it should be-and
We cast DO insinuations against him
Senator Stewart is guilty of an eyre
gious wrong in proposing to abolish this
District; but if the Senator possesses
proofs Of the Judges having soiled the
armine, he should not hesitate ror de-
sist from pushing his proposition to
successful conclusion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02
FOSTORIA.

FosToRlI, o., June 27th, 1863.
Eos Notwithstanding that news from
oar place Is never out Of place, have taken my
pen 70 mpale a few items for your benefit
There is manifest disposition, en- tho port Of
Fostoria to become a driving business town.
aud unless something is done, and that speedily,
IL will chang on the verge" of citv. The busi-
ness done here must necesstate demand for
alarge increase Of population, business facilities,
and business men. | am satisfied nov that more
wool Is bought here by one firm In a week or
day than is bought in Tihni and this cannot DO
deemod1 braggart's statement, when IL is known
that large wool men east of tho latter place,
bring their wool TO this market, as well as others
who live IN the suburbs Of Tifin. | am indebt-
ed to the Festoria News for the following dg.
ures;
Messrs. Foster, olmsted & Co, have ship,ed
since tho let Of April eight hundred barrels Of
eggs, not including the large amount retailed.
In the same time they have shipped seventy
thousand pounds Of butter. From June LIST to
June 26th they bought over one hundred thou
sand pounds Of wool
Mcssrs. Hcrshiser Myers have nearly com.
pleted their new business room. II ia one hun.
dred aud ten feet in depth, aud cannot be excell-
cd by any business room in Tifiu.
Jas. Whitaker and Lewis Wood we're arrested
for rowdyism ON Saturday evening last, aud upon
trial Wood proved an alti, while Whitaker was
bound over to court In the sum OF slOO. He IS
now IN confinement at rifhu.
The Union School closed on Friday last, aud a
picnic was given by the scholars, which was
largely attended.
Gust s. Mallory, cabinet makers, have removed
toanother site on Center street, a few doors from
the Postofice. would recommend all Young
MARI ed couples to go to this place for setting
out and they viii ind whatever they want in
fnrulshlng their Cottage"
project for manufacturing tllo was startsi
here this spring BY Lewis a Brdner, aud as
there Ia = demand for good article Of thus kind,
the enterprise will be remunoratiye,
The usual number Of mite societios IN Fosto.
ria have occupied the attention Of the people the
past week.
great moving match came of near us on
Friday between celebrated machines. | failed
to remember tho winning machine,
Wheat is looking well so far, LouDoS.