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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-11-11
TOWSOM1TQ OWN, Md
SATURDAY, NOV. II, 1865,
The Election On y Tuesday
THE ENTIRE UNION TICKET EIEe CT 7
!. Judge Emory''s Majority l2o2sae

s. E.A
h We confidently expected to seeHthe yRegular
Union Ticket electetlon Tuesday last bnt'cer7
tainly did not anticipatel the pleasure of re-
cording SO decided majority. gOnrreaders will
see exactly how the vote stands, from he off !
cial table which we publish this week. The
elections throughoutthe county passed offauiett-
ly, there having been no rioting or disturbance
any where, owing to- the fact that all drinking
houses were closed on that daEggFhe Notecls
light. many ofithosea who were registered not
having turned out Had alp been at the Polls,
the Union majority would hat e been stilFgfeat-
er. Mr.. Grason ana the othsr cahdidates on
the independent ticket, made great exerttiot|ns
prior to and on the election day, and we 4 may
suppose, had all their supporters at the Polls.
In the 18th district, with the exception OF
one vote for Mr.. Zimmerman, mot ,anotherean-
didate on the .Independentl ticket feceivedc "a
single vote. From the efforts made to create
sympathy for Mr.. Grason, many persons feared
the result for the ,Judgeship. That result cam
not but be gratifying to Judge Emory and ]. all
loyal men throughout the county, he having
the highest majority, Oh the ticket s1og b9d
We congratulate the. Union men of the couiis
ty, that the cause for which they hayei been
struggling during the past four years, is stillso
strong in our midst. The great question which
under-Iay all minor and mere personal issues,
the question which was really, decided at the
Polls on Tuesday last, was, whether the Chi Chi
cago Platform Democraey,-the men who voted
for Mcclellan and belieyedtA ysr.ag' failure
were to administer our county offices, Hwheth
er they were to be, committed to sfaithf FIJI and
true men, who steodsGrmly thesGeEernnent
in its sorest trials. and who are to-day tlieearus
est supporters of the 9polcy of Andrew Jgkhl
son. Whatever may have abee6 the political
feelings of the balance of. the cand dates on the
Independentticket, and we believe nostof them
were reliable Union men, they Clearly made
that the issue when they took MIR Grqaseoln in
their arms, placed his name atths head Of their
ticket and slabored for his success! Had they
endorsed thenominationeGf Jude EmoryJ they
might have faFeda better? Legal men aOihaot
tamper with treason The qdslt rot vote ..f0p
men who have a! doubtful, record Oh the great
issues of the war, nor viii they vote fer i .sl
who bid for such. influences, The rebellion, *
haply suppressed, but the MEN who aided Or
sympathized with. its M ay expect to reap the
result of their courses d Thetrials have beehltod
great, the losses too heavy easily to- forget those
to whom we owe them 90 IL $500 eg9lg3iat7
Asf : H.,
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" supporting the Adrninist fation,

"supporting the Adtninistr alton, ~
The truth viii sometimes get out, even in
Democratic Conventions Here isa little extract
fromthe proceedings of the West Norfolk Mass9
Senatorial Conventions sbnElsi saii ~ zf6iat
Mr.. Cox, of Dedhapn offeredaiseries of resor
lutions endorsing the course Oh sidentlohno
son. xaz.-t,g ,.s,
Mr.. Tower, of DedhamsEas opposed to any
endorsement of Observation-Disclosures q, President
0 Mr.. Packard OF 0ant00hn, 4saia TIE ssg6nstiJa
did not amount TO Gr1ths7u, and He Therefore "a
vored its passage.9G5 hs11sis7q .issqmei 9dt !
The resolution was then adopted isesps
The lesson here taughtwill Equally suit Ahe
latitude and the present time of day IN Mary
land. The individually ling themselves ."eo1i
sentative Democrats in their county corvens
tions are all, with faces more orr less wry, en-
dorsing Andrew Johnsoned Butsit sfdoesn't
amount to ything, J" and it lis not likely tobe
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"THE PEsissuLN C0LLEcrToN OF Ch6RcH MU-
sIc,' is the title Of a musical work by Prof. E.
Heginbotham. The copy in our hands isAoheS
of new edition, lately published enlarged aIidAa
considerably improved eyerithe former edition.
1t seems to combine jail the requisites of a.
thorough Instructor and book for practices 9
The music has pleasing variety and Is clear
ly written. The work has been very favorably
received by the musical pdblicsA qttis sold by
J. W. Bond Co., SO BALTIC. st., Baltinors, e
IS cents copy or 81 Super dozen.a rs .ss.se.o
Singing associations would do we'll to eXam-
inc this Book before making purchase, as it is.
ADAPTED to practice in any of the churches. ~
An effort will be made to secure. a class inTo-s
cal mnsic,for Prof. HI. at Towsontown, IN . one
should miss the opportunity of attending, as Z
his course of instruction is most thorough ds Z
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IE8~ Thoughtful politicians Of coppery' gdof
osght to be solemnly admonished by the soldiers
vote in the Keystone State. Is there not in it
the ring Of futuie retributon against The men
who for four years stigmatized our warriors as
the ''hirelings Of a military despot," and de-
nounced the holy cause in which they suffered,
fought and bled, as t'fratricidal murder? ~ Just
see how these Pennsylvania .hirelings'' niain-s
tanned their line of batleat the pols.s1In their
lower House of Assembly last year the Republic
cans had sixtythree members and the Peaca-
Democrats thirty-seven. In the election, week.
before last, this large Republican majority was
preserved intact. 4 MOI a single district of the
sixty three carried last year has been lost this
year. Beter--we have gained member in
Adams, one in Armstrong, one in Perry and
Franklin, and when we last booked at The figures
there was a probability that we bad gained
another in Luzerne. Evidently there lisa polit {
ical party in this country that the soldiers are
going to settle n running account with for about
twenty five years-if corporate or in fragmentsy
it can be down for that length Of time Tribune.
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GAME-Wild fowl such as swans, geese and
ducks have made their appearances in goodnumz
bers along the inlets of the !. Bay anddgunners
are already doing good execution among thelna
Rabbits aud especially cartridges are unusually
scarce this 'seasoh, probably owingsto the hate
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COMMEND BLE.-Some of our citizens are max
ing an effort to reimburse Mr.. Blottenberger for
the loss of his horse on election day, related
elsewhere. We hope the effort will NEE: with
liberal success. II r.
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sSrovEsi STeNEs 1.-THE placeto. buy these Ing
dispensable articles is at Loney &iBro's sI56 NJ
Gay ST. or at VIM. Gluck 5 on Gay st. nearcthe
Bridge. HaAd lat HMiAq D a4aIH
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= REMOVAL. --Julirs Rudiger, Shoemaker, has
moved his Shop to his -neR. dWelling near Hughs
Coach Fac,oryo whereh he Will continue 70 furnish
Understandings and mend Soles for the public,
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FuRs.-The time is now here for tue wearing.
Of these comfortable articles of apparel, and if
'iany of our readers need anything in that line,
we would advise them to go TO a, Kleinei6st, No.
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MARRIED.

At Kenwood, near Catonsville ON the 10th.
.ult., by Rev. John Bear, JONI T. SHlPLEY, of ,
iHowardcounty,t to ELIZA E. SHIPLEYs of. Balti-
more county. N4sss.s4,,,s ffs.. r d ~
At Hunters Lodde, on the 25th ult., hy Rev
Daniel II. Parrish, STATES lEDwARDs, of Ny 80,
to Miss HoNoRIA BATTRE, Of Baltimore county.
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ida1ce Of Judge Mefrytnan at Glover Hill ne near
the toll Gate on Chas ST. Avenue; was entered
and $lOO worth of silver ware such as spoons,
butter:knixes &e:D besides twp pair, Of Gold spec
tacles and Lot Of Clothing, stolen. The thieves
entered through alwindow in the back partiof
the house From noise heard bya eolored man
in Mr.. Merrymans employ, the, robbery is suppo-
sed to have, occurred about clock in the NOR
ming. ,Aihf0ng the-clothing was an overeoat, and
some flannel in the piece. The silver ware had
benin Mr.. Merryman' IS family long time, and
was very highly priced. a -a ..sla-14
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AppolNraESaris. pr. j. r.. Jarrett OF this place,
has been appointed Storekeeper in the Bait Gus
tom House, in place of Mr.. FHays of Allegheny
Co., removed This is suitable recognition of
the seryieessrendered by DR.. barrett as Surgeon
Of the 18th Md. He will continue the practice of
Medicine, as the office requires but portioEof
his time ,4ni n,ntd ,ldelg aiG hsyoaI i
We are also informed that Thomas Sanderson,
Esq. Asst. Assessor in thei3d, 4th and 9Th =.
Districts of Baltimore County has been removed,
and Mr.. Frank L.AIorlng appointed in his place.
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RELIGIOUS NoFiGE L Rev. John A. Gere, d. d.
will preach at EPSON Churchloh Sunday morn
ing and evening next, Nov. 18th. I'VE bespeak
for him crowded house .
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The FENIANs.-This order is rapidly gaining
strength among the Irish population of our
country. That the spirit Of the movement has
thoroughly permeated society, may be known
from the fact that even common Irish ,laborers
lin the rural districts are members Of the orderS
that they give it their sympathy andEthatE its
object forms the subjectof their daily CONVEX
sation. That object undoubtedly is, to Iiberate
ireland from the dominion of Great Britain, or
perhaps to invade Canada and 1fest it from
England grasp. Money forfsuch a purpose
is being collected in every possible way, and
it is said they even contemplate Issuing Bonds
and asking !oraT loan sn:t the stFengt II of the
prospective " kingdomof Ireland." Large and
enthusiastic meetings are being hed through
out the1eOuntfyI and the Iriskpeepl lei sesmgtos
enter into the noyementTwthI their usual en-
ergy and vigor. England is justly lalarmediat
these demonstrations and number of arrests
have been made in Ireland, Of supposed Fenian
leaders. Should it lead to an open attempt to
re-estab1izh)the hatiar alty of and lit Will
give our English cousins an opportunity for
learning howth HNeutralityj' boot fits when
wora on the other foot. yi---bGei ne d9raA
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) me fastaailipg clipper < IN DEPENDENTs
under command o. Capt. Richard Grason start
ed for Salt River Just Tuesday. Passengers
taken aboard atsall points. She is proviedd
with, 4 fuliscom plement OF officers and men and
is secured against explosion or stranding,4Fo
the entertainment of the company 4 Gfee
Club is engaged for the occasion who will per-
form after the following Programme:
Slksf = iiYWail,' beginning,
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AT H0ME.-John E.-Owens, ESQ.,, the we'll
known comedians has reached homsifrotn ing
land, and is=aaw staying at- his residence aAigz
buFth Vale near ToWFQnt2wR. ,hlsix zidsi1ssa
.4aato1q xldai1eg
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! Z-TWTTT-TZ 4e~TIT = EyT.N> J.
THE CONCERT at Lntherville, on Monday night
last, was we'll attended and the audience was well
repaid by the fine, entertainment of the evening.
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THE FIRST Snow. Sunday last was a raw and
clustering day, with several little snow, squalls
during the afternoon. The seatheFy .messen gers
Of approaching Winter b hardly reached the
ground ere they ssd away s Ts t.
visit of the same sort q lLirnann 80 IL "A
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The, Hen PRIcE, or PAPER.--Those papers
whose proPrietprs were the first to reduce their
subscription prices, have nfortunately come
to grief. Newspaper has risen almost one hum
dred per cent. since the first of August, and is
now nearly as high as twas atany time last
year, and the tendency is still onward and up
ward, There is little prospect Of relief until
spring. Paper, labor, and all the materials
which go to make newspaper are 50 high, that
no proprietor can afford 70. publish Q paper for
less than double the price received before the
war. Still, people complain because prices are
not reduced, never thinking that the matter is
entirely beyond the control of publishers. ~
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+ DoGs.-We hope it will not be considered nm
emsteous, if we Suggest to- some Of our neigh
hersthe propriety of following Shakespearl &. sas-
vice and ''Throw Physic to the Dogs y being
careful first to mix with it a little Nur Pomica
from ~ ills Drug Store. We ARE friendly to
Dogs as a class and we dom wislpto be under
stood as bearing any i'll will to any particular
member of that highly respectable. and numerous
branch of The animal Kingdom But we think
it wohIdIbe WE'LL i'm atowh oflour size to limit
the mum bef to say 500, and thatthey be politely
requested to reserve their midnight concerts for
Fourth of Julys, and other Holiday occasions
In Towsontown. ~.t'oi 81 li'If'
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DIED1oa

On the Sd inst, Louisa PIERcR; inathe lG5th
year Of her age, wife of VIM. F.. sPierce,l,EsoE
of Dulaney's Valley, Baltimore county.
tlso4aasx4er HI ts0
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VALUABLE XoTE+TA gentleman in, the Tenth
District on election day, deposited Promissory.
Note for $40 instead of his Ticket, through mis-
takey, HeI discovered the mistake on his way
home and Immediately returned to the Polls aud
informed the Judgesiof5 Election Of the fact-T
returned to the owner. Was that man Reg
ular goraa sSoreheadg' 8fom his Mcket3 Z >
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The Result in the State

In Hartford Co. Judge Price hadsno opposition
and of course is ielected ,Ehe Independent Tick
ct is elected throughout f....
IN Howard, Caroline, and The Western cofp-.
ties, the Union candidates are elected. dio4d az
In Anne Arundel Magruderis elected Judge,
and the entire balance ofthe Democratic Ticket.
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: Amu cur uaEftt : = = =
PLANT TREES. There is nothing, beauties a
residence so niehsts Trees, properly selected and
planted around a homestead, y They open up
their pores in SMing-time and spread their green
branches oveio1S for an umbrella all the hot and
parching days,of Summer and in Autumn, sad
ly yet beautifully they yield to the frost, only 10
come forth anew when the cold season is overs
Anlssshat is more desirable on a, Farm than. a
part of Baltimore County is well, adapted to
raising Fruit, and we would ca tile attentions of
Farmers 10 the Card of Mr., James Warden, at
the maryland Nurseries on tile Fails Road
He can supply all orders in his line with good
stock. = ~ " a.,
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The NArIoNAfi CEMsTA RI A heavy force of
workmeH arelstill employed atCthe National
Cemetery, and the work in the several depart
ments, is being pushed forward with yigor.-T
The foundation Of the National MonumenEis
completed, and is of such q substantial nature
thatit seems it will stand forever. The found
alton fssix feet in depth from the leyel of the
ground. 1t is laid on footing seven feet wide
of fiat stones, six to eight inehe 5 Upon
this footing, 25 feet square, is reared the stfdc-
ture, diminishing to % feet Square ats,thetop,
and ten feet high from, the bottom line of foot
ing. The walls of the foundationare seven feet
thick at the bottom and six at the top. The
open space left in the foundation, leleven feet
square, is filled to- the top.of ithe footing with
broken stone, The walls are laid in agoodce-
ment mortar. Upon the outer edge Of the top
Of the foundation there is a washaof six inches
wide by two inches down on the facba Upon
the whole it seems to be a most enduring strue-
ture. srrvga-for ~ nra~
The various Avenues are ar laid out, and the
work of Northumberland parts of them
is completed. The trees and s1rubbery are be-
ing planted as fast as the progress-of lthe-work
will admit. The head stones are all laid in
those sections where bodies are, buried The
balance of the filling up where no bodies are
out the fulkdesign. The grounds are beginning
in the courseof few years will be upsnrpass-
ed in beauty by any other spot. in the world
This great work has given employment to
great number Of laborers, among whom wesafes
pleased to notice a large number of retuEReds
soldiers. Probably some of them Tough t upon
the very ground which they are now helping
to beautify - Gettysburg Star ddd q q EHO
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= = n al
Destructive FIRE IN THE COUNTY About 4
o'clock on Saturday morning last, the Clipper
Cotton Factory on the NJ c. r. w. about 2
miesfrom the city, owned by Messrs. WIN. E.
Hooper & Sons, was discovered 10 be on fire. -
The building was of brick, one story high, 500
feet in length, 80 in width and containeda large
amount ofavaiuable material and m iclinery ~
1t is said to have been oned Of the finest .Cottor
Mills in the Country, The City fire engines could
not reacllahefscene on acconptVFf5 the bridge
over Jones, Falls being torn up for repairs. By
means Of force pump on the premises, however,
portiopiot the bnildng with its contents was
saved II is not known whether il was aeciden-
tai Or the work Of an incendiary The loss is
estimated as not less than 1000. on which
there are policies, OF insurancein varionssGompa-
nes amounting to $50, 900. The mill gave EN-
ployment 10 about l50 persons mostly females -
1t is said they, have beea assigned to- work in
some of thesother mills belonging to the firm,
so that they will moi sufar by the fire.. The Clip.
scr mill will be at1once rebuilt. nt9iy baa IN
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THE FARMERS -Since the late refreshing rains.
a number of Farmers in this section of the Coun-
ty, who were prevented from sowing, earlier on
account Of the great drought, have put their
fields in order ;tnd sowed them ID wheat L his
is late sowing, but He who alone can give the
increase, may yet vonchsafea good return for the
effort, The Corn is generally housed BY this
time and is good croFl. ft,tf . Il. ,, - I
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us. CiRcUIT CouRF This Court commenced
the November Term on Monday morning last, in
the elegant new, building just completed on the
corner of North and Fayette SIS. Baitinore.=-
Marshal Bonifant has summoned as petit Jurors
the following gentlemen from this Comfy -
Charles Evans, f. S. Corkran, Chas. b. Cox,
james Burnside II u lotto u -
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Ting WILSON FUSD. "A II the members Of the
Committee ere requested to meet at Cockeysville
on Thursday 10th inst, at 3 P.M.ds
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/ .TaE MARvLASD FARMER AND MECHANIC, the only
agricultural periodical published in the State,
presents d most valuable table Of contents for
this month. 1t costs but 81 so a year. and IS
worth many times that amount TO 1.-The practical
Farmer. taa9 baB nssa9a ,syg g4sgo ct .9tu
.seaaisib eh Ill a3GTdN9 o.
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RaMovA1 l-Mr Benz. Slime the we'll known
and popular clothing dealer, has removed from
70 VI. BALTIC; ST, Baltimore, to AZ n. Eutaws
where bis many customers will fud a complete
assortment of ready made clothing as well
Mr.. Slime and can testify TO his honesty and
the character of the work which he sends out
His prices are moderate and bis fits aregperfect.
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ACCIDENT. "A painful accident occurred on the
York Road about miles below Towsontown on
Tuesday evening last. Aessrs. Tyson and Ridge<
y Ware of this place, were coming up from the
election at lGo5abstowBYo on. horseback When
ter took fright and started off at a rnn followed
by the other horse, which, it seems. was partly
blind 1t Unopened that Mr.. Blottenberger of
Towsoutown, was on the road just ahead, with
his two horse, team, and before Mr.. Ware could
check or turn the blind horse he ran rightinto
the team, throwing Mr.. Ware over his head and
severely injuring him by the fall One of Mr. b
horses was overthrow by the coneussion and had
one front leg broken, while Mr. Ware horse was
so badl Injured that it was with difficulty he
"A few weeks ago, Mr.. Blotienberger had three
cows killed on the Rail Road, and being man
in hamble 9eifcumstau ees, this additional loss
willfall heavily on him. 9dl lo no.5 :
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CHURCH BuRNEp.-=.We are informed that an
ord School House in the Tenth District, about
miles from White Hall, lately used by the color
ed peopleaof the neighborhood to hold religious
service in, was seton fire on last Tuesday night
aiweek, and burned to the ground. II is suppo-
sed 4o have been the work of some evil disposed
persontih the vicinity Had this been done in
South Carolina it would not be so remarkable. q
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STEAMED QYsTERs.--Mr.Y Chris. Shaw, the pop
ular proprietor of the Cottage Saloon on N. High
ST., Baltimore. and at this time 9also connected
with the Smedley House of this place, has opened
frst-cass Steamed 0ystersSaluonl connection
with his Restaurant, at MOL N. High ST. Those
who want TO eat oysters in the best and heal tli-
est style should call at Shsw's.. A good meal ean
be had on steamed oysters with trimmings for
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isCoMpLErED The iew Bridge over. the Gun
powder at Hoffman's Paper Mill, about 8 miles
above Cockeysville, Is completed, and reflects
credit on the builder, Mr.. Joseph GorreiI. This
bridge takes,the place. Of. one burRts by Harry
Gmor in the.SunnieF.e of g q aad.eosts an item
ofabout $5ooO which our Taxpayers may put
dQsRn against the Rebellion. .saH1a3 boog Gs.hnf
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q. The CouRTs,-The Circuit, Court transacted
the following business during the week ,,6 llU
BENZ. M. Dennis VS.. G. w. Williams motion
to quashSpreceeding Held sub enriaA. Il
ri The case of tCohenoys. Stevenson Held sub
euria..aui ta9uposdas y1g.va. sol hGa s3ngo &C
listers of the 10TH district, the respondents an
swer was filed, and the case continued ~ sa0
o. Thomas Davis VS.. William G. Palmer agent
for the Children's Aid Society. The examine
ton of the evidence, &ce in this case, occupied
the attention of the courtlall day.gia 5ioo lisII
1.-The Orphans Court continued the case of
Upperco VS.. Upperco, to Nov. 18th.
Letters of administration were granted to
Dorcas Walters the estate of,George f.
Walters.