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bltsh a :oveju*Hick* i Ches-i short Inking tution,1 may ifti). In that . many egroes ►te tlrfe n ■who2 fran-j have x* from s are a. letter loT themutantlent toi cxer-ng on*forcedident’se lateocracye mili-twentv. really cut* is Presi* 3 lately lentlalof the hillion nearly This ladicalGrant Grant ml very pro* ■ It is scenily as will\of theEng*sessionlutions tanton on theto at*nstitu* l Caro* id ne-3liOOfc.led to-!S offl-are torriagesgal.ded to hment ootl by t very for thewhichifluen-iposeduponeneralcutivewith guards mounted, to prevent intrusion or discovery. He witnessed a midnight drill, In which over 100 negroes were engaged. * The whites ate fearful of negro outrages, and appear to be in great terror.The Congressional Democratic Executive Committee, of which Senator Doolittle is the chairman, and Representative. S. J. Randall, Secretary, arc effectively distributing Congressional speeches and documents—such as the speeches of Doolittle, Dixon, Hendricks,Buckalew,, Brooks, Beck and .Wood,ward.Democrats can obtain them at $13 per thousand, or $1.25 per hundred, franked for post-office delivery.Robert Tyler, Esq., editor of the Montgomery Advertiser, writes from Washington to Ids paper, that “there has been a regular contract of bargain and sale between the Radical party and General Grant, by which they have agreed to accept him as. their Presidential candidate, and he lias agreed to. defend them and their usurpations with lUe sword.”♦The Republicans in many of the counties of this State liavc already effected strong organizations fot the coining campaign.—State Guard.The Republicans failed to make the influence of their organizations felt at the recent municipal and township elections, the Democracy having made the most remarkable gains everywhere throughout the State.•Rachel once said that biography added a new terror to death, j Can a man's bitterest enemy wish him anything worse tham the living death that would, be bestowed by such literary attempts as tlie “Early Life of Gen. Grant”—by his father.The New York Herald inquires how long the people will consent to support a large standing army for the sole purpose of keeping fiie negro tip and the white .man down. Not beyond tiie ides of November nest. «Tiie Revolution says, “If we must haveeither Grant or Chase, may the fates give usthe latter.v Let us aj least have a sober manwith some fixed opinions.”~ i-Stanton is a native of Virginia, but Vir* grata conidn’t help it. «Jrto Htobfrtwemrnts,Bioijiee,TyjEKSRS. BAKER?* GHTHEIMER have thisday admitted into their firm Mr. ISAAC BAKER. The firm name from now on will be Baker, Ostheimer * Co.Erie, March 2,1 m.On April 1st we will “remove to the middlestore in 1 ,‘ *Empire Block, ’o, 503 State Street,Two doom below our prment stand, when? we will open an entire * . •NEW STOCK OP GOODS,For the Spring Trade,, at price# to an it thetimes.mhhPflw.rhjjtf Trade, / BAKER,OHTIIEIMER CO.Appraisement List of Mercantile Taxesfor the Tear 1808.AMITY.. CLASS.. TAX.C S Cox, groceries.................. 14 9 7 00Hatch Chaffee, dry goods and gro14 7 00 * ALBION.CLASS. TAX.Larabee, Barnes 4 Co, dry goods and groceries H H Adams, broU and shoes...........James Van Sickle, luvrdware .....Daniel Kinsey, groceries .........Clarke A Co, dry goods,.1214141413J 8 8 keels, cloSiUg-. ........ 14perpe-rat In,L D Davenport, druggist .............“ “ . Patent Medicine....J Wells, dry goods and groceries.....J I) McBride, clothing ..............14Win Dolan, billiards, 1 table,14413110 00 700 7 007 00 10 00. 7 00 7 00 .V-GO 10 00 7 00SO 00CHERRY hill.CLASS.Mallory * Brp, dry goods and groceries.*... * ......,.««**... ............ ... ......... M.It Welsenbergey, clothing andgro-13cericn—.coycxmu.14TAX.moo7 00fin 2 amitteetmerala thelt;*ccesj-, Morin the x ami nearly rongly 2,000 Rouge ct alliers atsleet ais a tmscn..© CLASS, TAX.Hold ridge « Bon,dry goods and. groceries,. ........ 14W L Ikoth, groceries....14Dewitt Fredenberg, hardware.....:... 14I 7 oo 7 00 700ELK CRKKK. - lt;Daniel Roberts, .dry goods and gro- * TA*‘«ries ......... 14 $ 7 00A J Beaumont, groceries. .......... 14 7 ooLBaIL groceries...—......14 7 00Patrick Graces groceries...... 14 7 00D M Wood, dry goods and groceries R 7 WFAXBVIEW.CLASS. TAX.R Petit, dry goods and groceries— 12 #12 50Joseph Genshetmer, dry goods and t18 IQ 00J a Welblen, dry goods and groce* iries.................................................. 14 7-haDaniel Long, drugs and liquors U** •• patent medicines 4[ McCreary 4 Thornton, clothing 14Ferguson lt;t Hay, dry goods and groceries 14II50roo. 7 00Perry Faroo. stoves.—...................... 14Yea gla « Eaton/gxpcerles^,^..*.^.^ 13Amos Stone, coaFdealtr.. .14Shoemaker a Brother, brewery...a WAN TOWN.707 00 10 00 7 00 £00J N Purdy, confectioner..................2u uuiiuora, groceries ................8 F Hatch, mlHrda, two tables......George Kargeant, dry goods andgroceries.........................................147 00147 00147 00vltf 00It7 Oft147 00LOCK PORT.. CLASS. TAX.Wm Tyler, dry goods and groceries 14 8 7 «JJ .T HolKtead, groceries ......... II 7 ftoJ PStockdale, boots and shoes ..14 7 00C O Irish, drywoods and groceries... 14 7 0013141414n144-Emxnouo,: ' - CLAAS.R B McClaugliroj* a Phipps, drygoods and groct?rles..i....... ........Raley a Sberwolt;sl, groceries...........W J i1Ht.terson a Son, stoves and tinL G Church, stoves and tin ware...„A J Stanford,clothing..................«...Wm S Proudfit, draggist ......** patent mt*dicines_John TerrjybilliardK, two tables ,John Jearry, bowling alicv, 1 alleyS M Phelps dry coodh and groceries.. Robert Kuddtsh, dry goods and groceries :..................................... 14E W Twitchell a Son, drygoods andgroceries....................................... 12A J Prmtdflt, groceries..................... *14A J Proudfit, billiards, two tables...Oh!man a Co, clothing..................... 13Beebe a Greenfield, drugs - and11^ 1 u.... .... 14dodo, patent medicines’. 4Georg® 8 Goodell, groceries........L... 14TAX.$10 007 0013- 7 «0 7 0010 m 10 00 5 tm40 ci9) 00 10 0000August Keinholtz, cabinet ware andcliuiPK................. IIJacob Fritz, groceries..................... 11Tollworthy a Love, groceries.....____ 12Lewis Uloss a Brother, groceries IIAdam Brabender, groceries............^ 14Jacob Decker, groceries............... HL F Ball, news depot ...... I.lEliot, Goodwin A Co, bankers £J P Althof, gent’s furnishing goods 1H H B Barn mu, drugs and liquors I#“ “ patent medicines........ aW G Gardner, hardware..................V J Rex ford A Co, groceries.............Melt;’onkey a Shannon, hardware.... 7Evans a Brown, groceries......,, 1*2J Berr, furniture .................121”j5H L Cmuch a Co, stain and feet!......Marks Meyer, clotning ...........W C Leonard, grocerieM................J DreUigaker, gnverles...................J H WhalloiL, coal dealer................1 Burton a Sons, c al lt;lealets.........Eyf Kefid z Co,c»wil dealers.............W \V Todd, coal dealer.....................M Schlaudecker, billiards, 3 tables.13131312(5ftft67 trt10 (K)12 30 7 m 7 00 7 007 no30 00 10 lt;K13 00 3 «»12 30 22 V) 00 12 .’«*) 12 3010 ixF 10 00 10 00 12 .30 30 00 30 (*) .*0 00 50 00 30 f)0Our SI com plot) retail.ERIC-EAST WARD.cr12 30 7 0040 00 10 0010 30-5 00 7 00WATEHFOHI).” CLASS.IM White a Son. jewelry and books 14G A Hein, hardware .......«... 14Maxwell a Terry* dry goods and lt;groceries.......................................... 12Judson a Wilder, hardware-... 14P P Judson a Co, dry goods andgroceries... .jL..............,........*.......... 12Bowman a Austin, druggists - 14“ * patent tnlt;*dicine» 4Benson * West, bankers Maxwell a Andersop,1 boots andshoes ..... 14A E Weavers dr' goods.................. 14A Oliver, groceries .............- *14A M Carson, groceries.. ........... 14D Hill, boots and shoes ......... 14Clark a Bennet, boots and shoes. 14Whitney, Oliver A Co. groeerien 13R B Matchett, groceries.................. UL Phelps a Bon, dry g6odlt;i and gro- .ceries... 11Barton a Fathoringham, dry goodsami groceries .........................1.*McKny a Lytle, dry goods unddot 11 i Tig ...... 1«C A Moore, drv goods anti groceries J2 David McFadden, billiards, 2 tables A Harris A Brother, drj’ goods and groceries ................................ 13TAX.$ 7 00 7 0012 50 7 0022 50 7 00 5 Ot) 13 OCfc7 00 7 0ft 7 Oft 7 00 7 00 7 00 10 00 7 UO15 00 10 0012 .30 10 00 40 00E B Sleeper, druggist-.............. 14M ** patent medicines ..410 00 7 00 5 00John Kinder* grooariwL-14141400 5 00 50 00 7 00 7 005 Oft7 00 7 00 7 0013LX WFA'y.CLASft. -TAX.Colt a Hunter, dry goods and gro-cerle» 14 * 7 00Ford a Wallace, dry goods and gro-clt;*rie«............. 13 10 00E Beardsley, lt;lry goods and gToee- ' ries ................................. 1% 10 00WA.iHisrr.Toyr.CLASS. TAXHenrv Drake, groceries., .......- 14 $ 7 00Washburn a Harrison, groceries 14 7 00WAYNE..CLASS. TAX.D W Howard, groceries ......14 9 7 00UNION.CLASS. TAX.A Frank a Bon, boots and shoes.......14 $ 7 U0OrwIgaSon, druggists..................... 11“ “ patent metlicines.—.... ' 4G H Noxon. billiards; three tables.A J Porter, jeweler..... IIN T Hume, druggist..... .........14“ ^ “ patent medicine* .4K Weblier, groceries .............Henry Myer, clothing..................—Wm Putnam, coal and lime ......G B Johnson, dry goods and groce-rilt;*s...................................................Oh;ui Btmtanbach, hoots and shoes..U M Waters, groceries?......................J Deanier, gnx»erie«.„........................W E a C JS McLean, groceries ...Shrew, Boyer a Co, dry goods andgroeeri®s.. .......... 1!Dabney a Warden, dry goods andgroceries ................... IIJohn Lands re th, iutrdware............ J2W f King* stationery,.,. ..... IIWhitney, Hayes * Co, .hardware...* 14 i5elt a Woods, brewery .................E Cooper, banker ................NORTH EAST._ CLASeL TAX.JnoGreer, dry goods and groceries- 12 112 30Burdick a Town, drygoods, groce-Tie* and liquors................ 12do do, patent medicines..................- iA F Jones, dry goods.................. 12Loomis a Horton, dry goods and -groceries...................................... 2*C C Viall, druggist............... u“ “ patent medicines........................4A W Greene* Co, hardware*........... HJ Higgins, boota and shoes............... 14Harper, Jones * Co, groceries^.....,,- 13Lwp Brothers, druggists.........;........ 14** patent medicines...... 4£°,nGS A Q°* Nothing..,.—......... 12H14131410 00 7 00 7 00 10 Oft 7 U07 0015 00 12 50 7 00 7 O)25 (JO1ft 0018 75 5 00 12 508 M Belnap,groceries.....:... fjJonas Giflord. billiards, iwo tables..MahvBelkregg, groceries and*12 507 005 007 00 700 10 00 7 00 3 00 12 60 10 00 40 0010 00 7 00 7 00 7 00hardware ...... 13Mrs L 8 Butterfield, variety store... 14Johnson a Caldwell, stationery ...14GI Taylor, tobacconist.................... 14 •Brookins a Co, boots, shoes and14James Bannister, brewery ...Hlsted a Moulthrop, groceries....^..* 14WATTSBUBO.CLASS. TAX.9 7 00 10 007'0025 00 7 ftftries........... iiA Howard, groceries 14vfr SriS111?* tlruggist.....................14W W Davis a Brother, groceries 14IIAJlCOn CREEK.7 m 7 00J 007 00T SW * 11 * 7 00J H ChamberR, dry goo(U anil gro-............................• #i 13 10 00QKRENE.Joseph 8!eater, brewery..................?TU'afwi,Jrocei1e8.................*— 14IT Vn hlteford, groceries.................. 14SUMMIT.T , . CLJUfe. TAXJacob Kemer, brewery .......... 00EAST HPSXNQFIEULCI.A1S. TAX.925 00 7 00 7 00CLASH.?ardw^fe vvL... 14 $ 7 00Cron* a Webster, dry RoodsandgrtH• *VMW' ?•..... 12 12 60vowlea A Hedden. dry good* andGTocctiee..............}........................... fU 7 wIfWr SPRINGFXLD.w ' y AfsS.h Putter a Son, dry goods and gro-„ . ...................... IS _ $io 00tax A B Reynolds, dry goods and gro-*1 9 « w c ertlt;w itMann A Fihher, Jewelers.,...............F Itourk, drugs and liquors............** “ batont medicines............Chirk a Brother, dry gootls.............Diefendorf, OroK* a Foster, dry. giKds and carpets .........-.....G B Merrill a Co, dry goods .....H B Haverstiek. fiourntid feed.._____D A Mills a Co, billiards, 3 tables..—Jones a Lytle clothing....................Caughey, ‘MeCrwiry a Moorhead, ita t 1. ............W H Glenny, eroeh cry wan*............D Pa S P Ensign,stationery............L H Clark, boots and shoes .......J Kunz, hats and caps .........B McGrath, clothing..............2.........Ikikcr^Ostheimer a Co, clothing.....H Z 8mitli, booU ami shoes..... ......J M Justice, clothing ..........—Scott a Miles, wholesale groceries...Benor a Burgess confectioners........\ iers a Elliott, drugs and liquors...** patent mediclnt**...-Win Sumner * Co, sewing machinesG W Goodrich, variety store ,John Banyard, gnx*eries..................ASH,12n4inTAX. $12 5ft15 Oft 3 Oft 2D wft8tin50 Oft 3ft Oft50 Oft 50 00 10 OftP Minnie a Co, wholesale groceries F Schneider, groccrit*s.......................M I H onien, produce dealer ...‘' 8legel, grocerU-s............................H \ v Ians, RtocerieK.............;.............Henry Mayo, trunks and noddies...G P Davis, groceries ...................H Y Sterner, tobacconist .........A Straus, variety store...................a J A groceries ......Hrs Me urtis, millinery goods....,.— \v m Sherer a Pmwj, music store.....Mrs R Hyland, miflfnerj* goods......F‘Kvernra, clocks nud watches.......Hubbard Brothers, hardware..Man' Zones, fancy goods .s Krn. - icnrt a Son, trunk and saddles S Dlckim.on A Hon, drugs and liq’rs ^.! « ^ ‘ J * , “ Patent miviicinest i?/.001 • *®%tlier am! findings.........JVV Ayres furniture..^ ............?»flt;n rf‘;t 5lb!lt;lf» ,comns ....... •UaU* Colt, baakcr*..........................- hiison, Ghurchlll a Co do* goods,..-R a J A McCann, cloaks..................Locke a Co drj* goods ..........A UPbci a Brother, clothing..........I! Mayo, trunks and Raddlm ....Jarocki a Mete, hardware.^ .... M Doll a Son, boots a shoes..............Henry Meyer, stoves ...........J B McIntosh, hardware ....Smith, Line A Son, hour and feed ..Boyer a I ness, hardware..................K^^ries .......hnrtl \vare................K 8 Griswold, hiillnrs, two tables...P A Bicker a Co, groceries..............•OHpaflord, twoks---------------------Putterson a Avery, tin ware and* ^ ..........^ JJlt;?,tntvUl’Ihat7 HIJ,i l-P«.................J C 8 el den, hardware.......................^h*knight, gnx*cries~-.....M V\ Me MI, tobacconist ..............Crouch a Brother, flour and feed...-Johnson a Breyiilier, wiLoleKaieuro-Hen^ Neubauer, groceries..........H A \\ (irowj Ixiots and shoes J;____Morrison ^ Dhwuiorv, produce deHl-fl|*u11 ........................................John M iHiams, txxts and shoes......Smith a Co. groceries............... ...John C Beebe, dry giwds............J....J Noonan, l»oots ami shoes...............B Davies, picture frame* -......—AHce MeGrntlj, millinery goods......£ T]5?1confectioner......................r ?Lf«llltn* Pr°ccries ..k-V*yflBe iumiier yanl.................t . carringes,................John snUth a Co, fiour and feed......Chnrics Erl icart. gnworlea...............1» Uastat ter, hanl wore.....................B ^hlaiideckcr, grtwerics... .....* A Son’ .groceries................K^ccrii^....... ..........^ Brother, groceries............Daniel Krick, lioou and shoes........Cooper a Broother,groceries .....Messmer a Seiter, groceries.............., ERIE dock.-—* lt;128131113U12131339123131212312ti13f413141414131414141414141314 12 13 Uit13 414 14131414n15 8 11 141522 .5ft :10 ftft 10 00 15 lift 10 0-0 ID Ot) 12 5ft1ft Oft10 00 100 0025 00 18 7510 U0 10 00 1*2 .50 12 .5ft ltX) 01} 12 .50 7 Oft 12 5010 Oft7 W 10 Oft 7 UO 7 00 7 Oft lft Oft 7 Oft 7 03 00 Oft Oft 7 «) 25 00 7 00 12 .50 ' 10 00 7 00:» on50 oft 10 00 SO Oft 7 00 7 Oft 10 00 7 oft 7 (1010 w10 ftrjoo 10 lt;07 Oft40 Oft40 ftft10 0013139Ct14331*21110 ftft 10 00 25 00 00 00 7too 0010ft Oft 12 50 7 Oft411-II1*2131414121313131213141313131314131340 00 7 Oft 7 00 1*2 50 10 Oft.7 GO7 Oft 10 UO 10 00 10 00 20 00 12 5010 007 Oft 10 00 10 00 1ft 00 10 Oft 7 U) 10 00 10 OftFin u a Stearns, lumler yard. - lftHenry Rawle a Co, coal and ore ......0D D \ alker, forwanling and commission merchant..... ......10h,ei1?* 9ltonkin a Co, dealers in salt 7 •Hoskinwm, Viliiama^TS;mi dealora............................... * qMet«jH a Felton, coal d«iiersV.V.V.V.. fltax.$20 Oft50 0020 00 *0ft 47 OftJ Kfillos. coal denier*.102, _To0S;r wa ^C?' c,mil dealer*......Lamb d Co, coal tiealers,,G Carroll a Brother, lumber Sra Daniel Knoblocl), croceriesJ¥l_ . __ . , * fl |tV*Bramgartner, groceries..,.0 9 Q614II50 0Q 50 Oft 30 Oft 5ft ftft 50 00 50 Oft 7 00 7 00•SOUTH K1UE.Charles Millcr, fiour and feed.,Peter Friedrichs, 8tationer*-DHtcrner a Son, clbthing...H Kalvelage, brewery..CLASS. TAX.••a a141414}YSwerle*....: . Conrad Ucklnger, tin and sheet139 7 Oft 7 Oft 7 00 25 0010 Oft0Q141413127 00 7 00 10 GO 12 50X 5cbu}tz» sroceriei........I belt ulte, fiour and feediron kRn*-. ..........................John AJantxer, flour and feed _ti1? groceries..........J A J Mlnnig, groceries....................MILL CREEK. JCLASS, 12- ---- «I|W *v^U. Ilt;JGabel Mauer, brewery....’’!*.........Urban Knoll, brewery... * Frank Vogt, brewery..,. Joseph Seclinger, brewery..!!!!!!!!!!’J Hearn a Co, coal dealers 4Lennart 8ews, groceries ...... 14.1 Seib. groceries ..... 14J Strahl, groceries ...!!!!!..!..!..!,brewerj' ,’.....•I Hehumaker, groceries..... «...WKLLHBUKO.L % CLASH. TAX.H N Irish, dry goods and groceries 14 910 UOJEW ells, dry goods and groceries 13 1« Oft1414T.vx. $12 50 1025 U0 25 00 25 Oft 25 GO 80 00 7 ftft 7 00 7 U0 25 ft 0 7 U0A Court of Appeal will be held at the Court e city of---mv v*v^ v« w W^dncwlay. n13th day of May, A« IX, im. _D. N, PATTERSON,Mercantile Appraiser,PiAJI lhlt;cst cashDrnsOar su are prep both 01Wlile C, . LaiiAnd all small lolWeexi age reeel and now our Who are well 1 ar* Rellin oc24’67-€liPag*blessirIt ifamilyWeSores,Tetterof the NippleBarnSjc., itIt hyears,It hfeetlyhealedfailed.with i Balsaii boxes] other {Sold byFroprittor5\rialTEria should FIRS city, fa klnua lt;black tsaying in the' Jars fixer owu8ECC and fo]noi ahouse,about iand gr Web characea, Ac,lids ccBA 8 Build: G3 **and 290,1;streets, rods fronr A namb€ have bee 1 quite a n year. W mcnts in in haud,Mod err ern convNinth fui perty-f*),IAfegrea idcqces, 1 time to gA11 um between9100 in hn Z ia-30-tf.K. ^fMans8NUNo, Thli'd, dolt;febiacrJOB Pi amaJthe beat 1 Observer
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