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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

&c al ~. i'au,l,a II ths year s..,n. with
sFrardt hnd Tii'r q the tfF"~f there y net .
itsis- eniang the twelve a.
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AUCTIONEERINs!.

rl,lIE undersigned still continue. the busit
Il hess 81 Adctioneering Real or rcrsonal
Property "i every description. When not
his residence in Towson,own, inquiry may be-
inad' a the office either Of the Htioa or the
.Io"raaL Persons desiring his services should
make application early possible, a. 10
arrange the day of sale Thankful for past "a.
vors H. respectfully asks a continuance 81 the
same SAM'L q. WILSON,
Towsontown. Baltimore Go.
A.. "a fsg.-n
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

The soMBRERo GUANO II which MORO
PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is aud Away, ha.
been manufactured. land of which he ha. sole
control for the United States. contains iity per
cent. more Bone Phosphate than Raw Bone.
therefore II Is more DUR bile. The addition of
Ammonia gives !, yresier ier,iliHins value.
over six years experience Ia. proved IL the
Farmer that il makes a heavier grain than even
stable msnur~. aud il no, only active hut
lasting.
re- Prize SO per ,on 81 gooo lbs. Discount
t"dealefs.
MORO PHILLIPS.
s"lc Proprietor and Manufacturer.
al Ca
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'I'HE GREATEST TONIC
q l. Il IL T. \ q t..
Morning Star Bitters.

Thi- wonderful! TOMB i. un..luallr.l -. .,
cure h,r L,c6r 'oS, gIi,"i. Dyps,,sia. Isrcs an'
.Iyss. B'i'oss Iaisrmitts"t 1Hd Es@,,fsat Fsc,.s.
Il il alec invaluable ia NERVOUS WEAK
NESS of all kinds. q. Il will restore the wasted
strength with wonderful p-rinancnrr.
II will br i,'und totally different from any
other Bitiiers. and /. ." pronounced by many Of
the best physiriaus IN the country.
u ~ssfaias 40 Mas,,'fo. g0,SoaoTs grai;f,1..
bet q. rosiyossd sHir,iy ~ ieg6io.
Ji hai',r.
For further Pr-,i aud ati.-tai"n 81 a..
insaluabi- preventive and rurativ" pr"l-r,i--.
see Tia. published g-;sfehr". ct medical gentle
men of standing. VII" have -xamin"'l IT, n.r-
it,. unaniin"u-iy a.f""iug Inst u" mineral 81
either hurtiul substance. =" often found ia the
80 cfN,d vegetable. bitter. ii the Day. eau l..
discovered in thi- t'uly hclithiul and elegant
preparation.
Th"inI, King carroll. VI. H.. Church GrreL
MI. !. =. Garter. 81 H.. :: Ea.t l;Iltii.,nr. 81
Baitim"r-. Nd. Z. IT,. >"'ainr. chemist and
pharnac.ntisi. - ilannvrrSt.. Baltimore. Nil
J. II. Porter. Pastor ni the South Presbyterian
church. baltimore. Md: >. !. Mitchell. NJ.
3ls Canton Avenue. iisliim"r~. Md. W. Pow
81. lag Lombard 81. Baltimore. Md. pinsm"fr
4 KYLE. IT," Pratt street. Baltimore. Md.. aud
many ether.
30 Far al" by Druggist aud '"uniry
Store. generally.
WHDL ESALE BEIrpT
Vt THE coNrANY'S OFFICE.
lou .N..'H fhafi.. Sffe.f
BALTIMORE. Nj.
- For .llr hy L. WILLIS. Agrn.
Tow -"nt"wh. Mi.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

'lNHE vet! extended use 81 Ihi. GrANO
] Throughout the country renders Il unne.
.".sary f,r us 10 say more this season. than that
~ r,s.I,o"i'o" aud qsaiity are precisely the same
,. that heT~toior. sold by ~ i"r the Company.
We hav. odd this Guam from the beginning
nniri . regular system ri rigid inspection. at
81 exI-n-" =" the COMPANY oi many hundreds
oi dollar. annually. This il dome f,r the pro
f,ri,0a .lik. .i h" rYa aud the 'os.y ,sHy.
A. il l. manifest :" all who understand the ira.lr
~ i.riilia.r- that IL rHn net be- safely conduct
ed on IN, 9TH. principle. I'll" iml"rtsnrr
aud extent ~ the ,ra'l" demand this prni"r
iioIi.
". az" prepared L. exhibit DR.. A. >n"w'icn
rigg.d'. r.shs,ai. - iS.p,ct'o" tor every cargo
."ld. '"nsumrr. mu-' obserV. the nam, 81
iOIiN :. REESE 4 go. branded on ii. Jag-
nunr other genuine June sO.--3m.
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pAFPLr ron A DIRp HOUSE.

No BIRD HOUSE will he rsnlel fnr ~
s"on ~ sosn - the chances sre all taken. due
no.lce II which will he given To- the papers.
chanc' " each. Apply !"
H. vOgLE.
Avg. TIT fowsont"wn.
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MILITARY GOODS.

swords aud Belts Tor Array and Navy. Sash.
e., Hparu. Rntlons, Lace, uprds Navy Lace.
caps' Stars aud EmbroideFles. Army Einbroi.
defles o. ~ hlnsla, ClsevFons. nindings, Cloth
&C. Field 0lasaes, Plstols and certfIdgss.
March -, ises.--iy.
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BditimOre Advertisements.
MIL RS
Rat and Mouse Killer.

4 FTLL GROWN RAT WEIGHS ABOUT
4 FOUND, AND WILL DESTROI
FIVE BUSHELS or CORN
YEAR,!
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Towsontown Female Seminary.

4 HOME SCHOOL FOR YpUSC LApiE>
w. .CHrVcS Ft,,,if,l
n'IlE duiie. ~ this Institution will DE ~.
] sumesl 81
n''ise-ieg. Nepfs.ebc i,n. lssi
=" For Circulars apply =" the Book stores.
Baltimore. Or 10 the Principal. Towsoni"wn.
tug H. sm.
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baltimore Advertisements.

Here u a Machine Tor the Farmers:
EarmcrA. Look az nc Great .idraaicse in Hrc.h
iaJ Grain ,riM
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1--WE undersigned w"nli respectfully call the
U attention 81 III" public 4" hi very large
assortment 80
bOrHLE 4 w SiNGLE EtEKEL GTNM
Having ditec' communication with the Fac.
tone. "a Europe. aud receiving new aud fresh
Go-.l. "u' by nearly every -trsnrr. he Is able
tn sell whulrsal- 81 retail - lew - any other
r"sprrtahl" house IN the country.
assn
PISTOLS "i all the mot approved kinds -
RIFLES oi all kinds aud cslibFs graf varie
~ ii fine POWDER FLAskS. SHOT BELTS,
GAME BAGS, Eley'. beet water prpoI aud l..
u. Caps. Musk"t and .. u. cap. Cartridges oi
all kinks und sizes Powder. shot. wadling,
aud. ia tact every article to 81 "ai the sports.
man Ia the n".t approved manner.
- call d respectfully solicited al Sn u
SOUTH CALVERT STREET. ilaltimorr
~ ''uns made tn order. and all REPAIR.
ING dome in the best manner aud warranted.
ALEXANDER M'cOMAs.
March 10. lsSI. ~. Established isis.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

tANFlELD, BRos. 4 CO.
52o BALTINhORE ST,
CORNER OF CHARLES.
ma ~ 4 FINE STOcR OF-.
Gold Watches for Ladies aud Gentlemen.
Silver Hunting Case Watches Of all kinda.
Gold Chatelain Vest aud Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings, Pins. Bracelets Rings.
Rich suits Of Jewelry of new styles.
braeslsls, Necklaces, Earrings and Pins Of
great variety.
Pearl. carbunclc, Seal aud other Rings.
Silver Spoons, Forks, Ladies', butter knive.,
&e., AZ.
Silver Pitchers. Goblets. Cups, salts. az.
Fancy Silver Goo,ls 1T new styles.
Plated Tua and Conee sets Of late pstieFns.f
Casters. Baskets, Ice Pitchers aud Cups.
Plated OF Alabata Forks ami Spoons 81 bslt
quality.
Table aud Pocket Cutlery, Scissors RaSors.
Watches carefully repaired.
Pane, Opera GLASSES, PurtmUnai~sg beautiful
Paris 0llI aud Porcelain Vases; beautifnl Par.
u Card Receivers and other articles Prouta
Hair aud Tostb Brushes Fine Marble and
Bronzed Paris ciacksi Bronssd Figures aud
OrusHisht..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14


THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IN HEAR
on THE FIELD.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

~. y. B.-COUNTHF rEODUfL taken %,
rvrhang" i"r 'i"als. 1T city prize.
Nav l. Isg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04
The Late Dr Mott on CIersymen.


Ministers, as class, know less prac-
tically of human nature than any other
class of men. AS I belong to the fra
ternity, can say this without preju-
dice. Men are reserved in the pres
ence of a respectable clergyman. L
might live in Schenectady, and dis
charge all my appropriate duties from
year TO year, and never hear an oath,
nor see a man drunk; and If some one
should ask me, "What sort af popu-
lation have you in Schenectady? Are
they a moral people? Do .they swear
Do they get drunk 2" for Atght that 1
had seen or heard, might answer,
"rhis is, after all, a very decent world.
There is very little vice in il. People
have entirely left of the sin of pro-
there is very little of that
But L can put on my old great
coat, and an old slouohing hat, and in
five minutes place myself amid the
scenes of blasphemy and vice and
misery, which could never have be-
lieved to exist i'll had not seen them.
So man may walk along Broadway,
and think to himself: "What a fine
place this is How civil the people
arei What a decent and orderly and
virtuous city New York is I" while at
the same time, within thirty rods OF
him, are scenes of pollution and crime
such as none but an eyewitness can
adequately imagine. 1 would have
minister to see the world for himself.
1t is rotten to the core. Ministers ordi-
narily see the brighter side of the
world. Almost everybody treats
him with civility; the religious
with peculiar kindness and at
tention. Hence they are apt to
think too well of the world. Lawyers,
IN tho nthap hand IhiUk tOO i'll Of H.
They see only. or for the most part, its
worst side. They are brought in con-
tact with dishonesty and vilIainy in
their worst development. have OBJ
served, In doing business with lawyers,
that they are exceeding hawkeyed and
jealous OF everybody. The omission of
a word or letter in will, they will
scan with the closest scrutiny, and
while 1 could see no use for any but the
most concise and simple terms to ex-
press the wishes of the testator, law
yer would be satisfied with nothing but
the most precise and formal INSTRUMENT,
stuffed full of his legal caveats and
techlicalitieS,
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0he1tttdt1Qenrer



The Republican Banner of Nashville,
says the average value OF land in the
counties of Middle Tennessee ranges
from s29 81 per acre, the highest aver
age, to seventy-six cents per acre, the
lowest.
The best lands are in Davidson coun-
ty. in the neighborhood of Nashville;
the poorest in the mountainous county
of Cumberland. In Maury county
land is held at an average price OF SIS 5l
per acre; in Bedford at SIC SO; in Will
hanson at Sl4 43: and in Gales and
Rutherford at Sl2 40. The average val
two cents: in Grundy, ninety-seven
cents; in Stewart, 81 81; in CheRtham,
81 7S; and Montgomery, 81 l6.
In West Tennessee land can be had
for from sS2, S22to 81 "a. The best and
dearest is in the Immediate neighbor-
hood OF Memphis. In East Tennessee
the price ranges from Sl2 Of TO So cents.
The best land is near Chattanooga, the
next best near Knoxville. The Banner
sensibly remarks:
Hitherto, the existence of slavery
repelled from our State that class of
immigrants best calculated 10 develope
our agricultural wealth. Now that this
objection is removed, and that the large
landed prOprietors find it to their inte-
rest to cut up their estates, and sell or
lease in.such quantities as may be de.
sired, and at low prices, we have con-
fdence that the tide OF immigration
will soon set Tennesseward."
There is one other precedent condi.
ton which the Banner does not men
ton. Old traditions and habits of law
less violence must be unlearned, life and
property must be assured of pro-
lection and security, before this tide
will set in. When these conditions are
fulfilled, Tennessee will enter upon
new and prosperous era. In 1886 she
had taxable property to the value of
$ll7, AS, 1876. In twenty-five years it in
creased, in spite of slavery, to 1851, ,477,-
646. This year the Comptroller esti-
mates it at $3.50, ,S57, ,6Sl. What it will
be after twenty tive years of free labor
have developed its agricultural and
mineral wealth it would be hazardous
10 conjecture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

Such is the growth of Illinois, that in
a few years, by judicious taxation, it
will be free from debt. In 1860, with
the exception of few bonds, the debt
smou nted to $40, ,277, ,l61. and, in 1861. 1t
was Increased by the issue OF bonds,
principally for war purposes, to Sl2,-
674,17l. It has been reduced by.subse-
quont payments until, on December l,
1865, il amounted to IS, ,63S ,252. The
principal source oI revenue TO the State
apart from taxation, ls the Central
Railroad, seven per cent. of the gross
earnings of which are paid into the
State Treasury, to be applied to the IN
terest paying portion of the State debt.
The amount received in 1855 was S46s,
4s9; do. in 1865. 1927, ,075; total, s923, ,575.
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

Nd OF II f J. S.-THE GRAFTON
n Mineral Paint Company are now manu-
featuring the Best, Cheapest ana most Dur
aUle Paint ia use; Two coats well put on, hui Z
ed with pure Liuseed Dil. Will last 10 or Is
years; IL is OF a light brown or beautiful
chocolate color, and can be changed to green,
lead, stone olive, or draib 10 suit the taste OF
the consumer. II Is valuable for Houses
Barns, Fences. Agricultural implements,
Carriages and Car-makers, Wooden ware,
Canvas Metal and ShrnRla Roof. ut beinE
Fire and Wafer PROOF, Bridges Bunal Cases,
Canal Boats. ships and ships Bottoms, + lonT
OIL Cloths, lone manufacturer having used
5000 bols. The past year, and rs psi int for
any purpose Is unSurpasss,d d ior body, dursi-
biaty. elasticity, and adhesive ness. PTice Go
per bbl., OF SO lbs. whicn wilt supply n lar
cases as above, Send for a circular, which
gives full particulars None genuine uule-s
branded ia a trade mark Grafton Mineral
Paint. Address DANIEL BInWELL, Pro
prielor, 25I Pearl street, New York Agents
Wanted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

DEpHAa, MASS, November Ives
ton, the pedestrian, left the Phoenix
House in Dedham, at nineteen minutes
before l O'Clock today, beginning a
hundred miles uere, which he expects
to accomplish in twenty tour hours.
PROVIDENCE, November 1.-Weston,
the pedestrian, reached this city at
fifteen minutes before 8 O'Clock this
evening. The crowd was so great that
the police had to open passage for him
through the streets. He stopped at the
CITY Hotel fifteen minutes, and pro-
ceeded In response TO the cheers OF
the crowd, he said he had walked
thirty-two OF the hundred miles 10 be
done in twenty-four hours, and was
eighteen minutes ahead of time. He
was in excellent spirits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04
Social ExGrayaEance-.-Tne H,
Home

The Journal of Commerce is reading a
lecture to a good many people who are
living beyond their means, and thereby
preparing the way to bankruptcy and
ruin. The editor calls on all such to be
moderate, and thinks wives and daugh-
ters could, If they only would, make II
good beginning:
at rests with the wife and children,
oftentimes," we are told, '.to initiate
such a reform as is needed. Fhe head
OF the family cannot ind il in his heart
| to deny those around him that which
he thinks essential TO their comfort, and
he will not ask them to save him. They
must move in the matter themselves,
How many of our fair readers, whose
eyes would glisten with tears at the
bare thought of any trouble 10 one 50
kind to them, have ever asked them
selves in earnest whether they were not
personally responsible for overtaxing
the means of their provider? 1t is IA
good time to ask that question now.
Business profits are not large; financial
affairs are unsettled; the future is not
altogether radiant with promise; the
deepest purse has been a little drained
and some OF the shHllower ones are run
ming low. Ii exhausted, there may
come something worse than insolvency
and beggary. The temptation TO fraud
and defalcatiOn is very great in these
times, and the spendthritt stands in the
thickest of the assault. There is a voice
mightier than ours calling TO all in the
home circle for their aid in this emer-
gency, and we trust that many Will
listen to their profit"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

y 1FNE
troln the Chfcnro TIrfhrlme

FTOHB Ble ShtCugO 4FtoHlie.
The Copperhead papers just now are
very boasting of the wonderful ecOno-
my practiced by their party when it
was in power. Their assertions may be
palmed off on foreigners not long in
this country, and on young men who
do not recollect the history of parties
beyond the commencement or the late
Democratic rebellion. But for the in
ormation of those two classes OF new
voters we submit some statistics of
past expenditures tor the support of
the government.
The last time the old Wing party was
in power was during the administra-
tion of General Taylor and Millard
Fillmore, lasting four years, from 1919
10 1858. The annual expenses were as
follows:
=
44,UJor -
5a4iblUi
4o''looOe
Average S4s 900 600
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

ACCORDING to the London Examiner,
Ireland contains three millions ofPeo-
pie less to day than it did when the
Corn Laws were repealed. Some have
perished be famInei many more have
succumbed to the crueller fate of pro-
tracted destitution and disease; great
numbers have immigrated tn England;
and multitude, unexampled in the
history of modern times, have been
driven across the ocean, bearing with
them heart full OF bitterness, and too
often of resentment against the system
of misruie, of which they are the terri
BILE exponents and examples.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

VTdOag Spr4eginS "A new comic volume. by
the author OF widow BedotL" lluslra-
TOD Prize -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

As a relief ever ready; as a killer of pain,
taken inwaTdly, o. ontwardly applied, mas
no eqnaI. For the reiie: and cure OF Rheu
mRIisln and Neuralgia Affections, sprains,
Bruises, 6c., II is unequal!ed. II Is also mnsi
effcaclous, taken InWarllly, in the cure OF
Chole rn, Cramps and Pains in the stomach,
DiarThoea, Dyseutery. Cholera Mofbus,
Cholera Infantum- &C, ana Is Without e1-
ception the mOsI wonderful Panacea the
world "a fforlIs- SoFAMILY should be with
out II. Every TRAVELLER by lard or sea
should have n bottle MINERS and FAR
MERs residing at q distance IToru Physicians
should keep II constantly on hand. In css.s'
OF Accidents, and sudden attacks of Stomach
Compl ,Iuts, its value sannOt ne estimated,
Inquire for Major lanes Indian Lint
menI and take nD other. PRICE, - cents
per bottle. For sale At wholesale and retail
hy Demas Barnes & Co, Il Park Row, n. y :
Gale = Robinson, ls6 Greenwich ST., y. y; r,
c. Wells & Co. l32 Fulton-st, n. Y, Chas.
" CrSttenden, IS 9Th Ave. y. l.; and 10y re-
spectacle ruggl-Ls thTouEhOut The world.
Some genuine unless sigued hy John Tuns.
Lane, and counte nstgued by j. 7. Baue & Co.
PIOprietons, l63 Broadway, N. \. E1-Ssnd
EtFf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

WALLACE, proprietor of the Wash
ington Star, is out with card announ-
cling the sale of that Journal to a new
firm of Noyes, Baker q Co. a twenty
nine years devotion to newspaper life,
requiring cessation from mental and
physical toll, is assigned as reason
for the change. The new proprietors
are Messrs. c. 5. Noyes and C. 3.
Baker, for many years connected with
the paper; Alexander r. Shepherd, a
merchant in Washington, George w.
Adams, a we'll known Washington cor
respondent, and S. w. KauimRu, Chief
of one OF the Bureaus of the Treasury
Department. Fourteen years ago, Mr..
walIach bought this property for
81, 900. 1t has now been sold for 500,
600,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

MAGNITUDE OF LoNDoN.-Its houses
number more than $4,000, and its
streets, if placed in line, would extend
from Liverpool to New York, and are
lighted at night by $4,000 gas lamps,
consuming every twenty -four hours
about 100000 cubic feet OF gas. 0l
the water supply A, 1856, ,32s gallons are
used per day. The travelling public
sustain 5000 cabs and 300 om mnibuses,
besides all the othervehicles which hu
man need can require or human wit
invent. Its hungry population devour
in the course OF every year l,60O,0 goo
quarters OF wheat, 100000 bullocks,
i, 700. 900 sheep, 23. 600 calves, 35 900 pigs,
10, 900, 600 head of game, 10000 salmon
and innumerable fish of other sorts,
and consume 43, 200, 900 gallons of beer,
9, COO, 600 gallons of spirits, and $4,000
pipes of vine. As consequence, 2.400
doctors find employment. London,
finally, supports S52 churches, which
are presided over by $50 divines OF
greater or less note.-Ine Nation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

spr2i a.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

A NEW YORK paper is of opinion that
"the time for railroad accidents has
arrived" and, after describing several,
says: "Just two years ago, accidents
were reported every day for month;
several lives were lost, many persons
were seriously injured, and there was
nobody to blame. What happiness it
thirty years, since the railroad system
was established, not one person has
been killed by railroad disaster I"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

AN agent of literary society OF
Rochester visited Boston, recently,l for
the purpose of securing Charles Dick
ems one night in that city. The agent
was authorized to offer largely, but the
demand of the great novelists' Ameri-
can manager of fifteen hundred dollars
per night was long way beyond any
thing the Rochesterfans could agree TO-,
and The City of Flour very wisely con-
cluded to get along this winter with
lesser luminaries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04
L High Old Time up aI WeIIsburE---
The Democracy FIJI Themselves
with Beer at the Expense OTthe SEN
aIOr EIect.

L High Old Time up Rt WellsburE---
The Democracy Fill Themselves
with Beer at the Expense OTthe Sem
nIOr EIect.
From the RellS6ur0 Herald.
The Democracy undertook to have a
jolnfication on Friday (succeeding the
election) night over their success in
Ohio, Brooke and Hancock counties,
but from all accounts the said jollifica-
ton did not amount to much more than
did their victory in the State of West
Virginia, being not much OF crow af-
ter all, but about as much of u one as
there was that TO crow over.
MIR. Hervey, we understand, defined
his position and congratulated the
sweet Democracy on the valuable ac-
cessiOn to their ranks and proceeded at
some length TO dwell upon the enor-
nous extravaganza of the bogus"
governments; which he, at least TO the
extent of his powers helped 20 estab-
lish. He was interrupted in the midst
OF one of his "Iightning calculations"
by the musicians striking up lively
air, the Democracy having just then
more appetite for beer than anything
else, up, down and otherwise. Afler
two or three maudlin speeches the
crowd adjourned and SO many blue
bellied flies would not have found a
carrion quicker than did the motley
crowd, "Andy's" Brew House. There
they had a free blow at Mr.. Applegate's
expense, and they did not leave until
some OF them were badly blown, and
had not the material given out, some
of them would be there yet.
They also burned some empty bar
rels, &C., &C., fired Roman candles, and
such like, yelled little, and on the
whole behaved themselves about as
usual on such occasions, though rather
better than might have been expected.
Since the elections, matters have Wag-
ged on pretty much as usual; about the
only difference being that the Democ-
racy not being so much "down trod-
den" AS they used to be, have laughed
louder, "smiled" often and been in bet
ter humor generally, than they have
been for seven years, though we don I
notice that II has induced any of them
to 90 TO work, or quit drinking.