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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07
"LcI Is IEnrc I,e.lcc -

The CniOu men Of the county are highly Ella
ted wish their great victory on Tuesday last, and
the paprs are full u accounts Of salutrs cred.
public meetings held professions. bonlres, POI
hical "love easls, and manifestations Of the loy
aud satisfaction Of the supporters Of Grant and
CoIiaG. u sa glorious viciory-one which au.
Iurs well Tor the future OF our country. The
motto cmblazoned upon our party banner during
the contest, "l.ei US have peace" were not I'M
meanng words, bu, represented the views aud
sentiments Of every Republican Ia the land
We dcf for peace, everywhere, In iis broadesi
ani fullest sense. We desire TO SEQ our land
completely reunited, every State back 10 iis place
Ia tue Union, but with such restrictions and
guards thrown around our compact as will ever
prevent any State from again breaking the
''pcacr, by attempting revolution or srCcssion.
We have had enough Of that, aud Of another
thing, nlsO--we mean the "ku.Klux" ou,rages
Of the South. II President johnson will do moth
ing 10 prevent the wholesale murder of Union
men now daily occurrence In the South, Gen.
Grant, in his capacity u commander Of the ar
my should interfere il behalf Of the 50 greatly
oppressed !oyaiisis Of the rebel States, and en-.
force his maxim OF "lcl Us have peace there,
nuI should 10 IL at once
We are glad io sec, alsu. that the democrats
take their dcI,a, very we'll, aud srnsibly con.
cludc that Gcn. Grant Is not 81 had man after
all. Even the Baltimore San comes down To the
point ~ admitting that both Grant aud ColiaH
are good citizens" that 'ihc instincts and i'm.
pulses OF General Grant are believed To be- con.
'sctvaiivc aud national, aud "if these are per
a." United To shair aui give tone To his admins.
ua,ion, there will &c no reason TO despair ol
the Republic Very good, for a beginning -
The tone oi Grnnis administration ,riH be- "ccn,
90 sentative ani national, - aud such rs To- in
sure peace, quiet and protection every where. -
! We notice pleasant incident, showing how
heartily northern democrats accept the situa
" ton Republican procession was formed
nj Hartford, Connecticut, on Tuesday night
Mhrn il was ascctinincd that Grant was elected
aud That the Nutmeg State had been wrcsled
from the democrats. Just rs the line WAS ahou
moving oil, large number II Seymour aud
Blair men, bearing a banner on which was in
scribcd 1--WE will bc friends" came w, and ask
ed permission 4" parade with the Republicans
The permission WAS promptly accorded and III,
| S'!mOuiits aeFe givu 'lir head Of the line, ans
Ih's constituted the rro,' ssiun passed through
the entire city. its numbers icing constant,
swclld b, 10th Republicans aud Democrat,
Joining the ranks awakening the must unbound
81 Enthusiasm. This conduc, I. woi,y Of imila
,iou Throughout the country
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07

~ was universally conceded. Maryland ha.
given its seven electoral v",rs Ia seymour and
Blair. Though by majority So largely reduced
"a I" give Us all reason To- take courage. and To-
pick our Hints aud try it again. 4 very no.
ticahlc feature OF ia" result, in our State is the
far, that we hare gained or oar rofc 81 1897 .a
ertry cppniy. 'rarf a"i ;,r.r,aci ,ci,a Il, Imi,,
This - something upon which we may con.
graiulatc ourselves, as showing tina, our cause
Is not hopeless even in this Egypt Of Dcnoc-
racy. We firmly believe tina, We last fall
reached the loves; chb in our political fortunes
and that now we may hope 10 clint upward,
slowly perhaps. but surely. until we can again
rejoice over "a victory in Maryland"
There is certainly much To admire in the
firm determination AMI unswcrvins devotion
To- right exhibited 10y the Republican. OF Ma.
rylamd. without hope Of success or chance 81
gaining victory, they went into the Fl ght with
coats I'll, and by hard work and presenting an
unbroken front to the enemy. have largely in
creased their own vote and materially reduc.
cd the democratic mcjoriiy. a result ., or which
they may very we'll rejoice aud be- glad. Let
them pcr.cverc; let them keep their party
lines intact. and success will yet be theirs
The people of Maryland will not. cannot. long
stand the heavy and unnecessary burdens 81
taxation hcaI'ed upon them By the last aud
preceding legislature. and they will yet rise
ia their might and demand change of rulers
Taxpayers will tire of paying $iou.cco per
year 10 keep up useless militia force, aud If
expcnding SSo.nOO per anuum for the sole aud
cNr!usiv" benefit "i man a commander "i
an oyster squadion whose only claim upon
,hrin is tina, during the war fer the Union lac
commanded u pirat" vessel that prryci upon
our commerce aud destroyed our merchant
-hiPs. TIN! will yet Sc" the injustice, t"o. oi
awarding 500. 900 a. build railroads in n see.
ton that will not pay i; back again. in the
shape Of taxes. in an hundred years. and Of
appropriating the large sum q. O0o. zoo L. re-.
pay the rich men ii the State for buying ~x
cmpiion from military service for themselves
and their sons.
Union men. Republicans. le; US maintain
our party intact. P"rseverc in the ssrd work IL
uPholding our principles. hold high our banner
Of loyalty and devotion 10 the Union. aud. ~
surely as the sun shines to-day. W. will yet
triumph. sl"riuusly triumph. IN old Maryland.
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TILE STATE.

or course. Seymour has carried III. STATE by
a large majority. bu, the dgurc- are M, ye,
known. His majority in Ail"gaay county /.
7st; In baltimore city. Is.Ss5 IN Rsliimor.
county, 7.oIs; Cecil, 49, HsrIuri. i.ion -
Howard, 81; Queen Annc's. i.I5s somer.et.
600: Talbot. eaoi wis-'aaieo. gss. Grant has
$50 majority In freleri"k county aud 50 in
Washington. II is thought that srymours
majority will no. reach much beyond gs.OoO.
against AHA for Bowie last year. The Re
publican v..'s IN the State Ia largely increased.
fully 1900" Il 10 thought.
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MARYLAND coNGnEssMEy.

The democrats have succeeded in carrying
every Congressional District. tn" Representa-
tivcs being as follows; First District Col sam
uel iiamblcton Second District-Stcv-msnn
Archer; Third Dstrict--Thos. swami: Fourth
Distric,-ra,rick lInmnill: Finh District
Frederick Stone. We had no hopes 81 carrying
any but the Fourth District. hut the Kepubl
cans. though they made gallant fight, carry.
ing Washington and Frederick counties. aud
reduced tho democratic majority from ..ooo To-
400. are beaten.
We APPEND. as far received. the return.
from the two Congressional Districts in which
this county is included
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lNPHovED CAITiE ron MAaYLASD. Mr.. J. How.
arb Mcllenri, Of Mars land, who 10 nov abroad
has stni TO Mr. Thos J. Hand Of woodlawn
NEAR Sing Sing, eOnsiSamcnt Of Jersey cattle
Whirh ate worthy VI more than passing notice.
They include Clement, prize bull ON tn
island, fof the tain az Mr. Ranisey Mrll,nry
oi Maryland n prize COW for the sane "IaW
frnce remarkably fine bull, four months old
rulor French gfa! ard fawn, black points, .
Mr. Hand four yenriinf hciftIs--iGo Tor Mr.
Hand aud iwO for NJ Mcll,nty and two very
handsome black point hull calves, which are %
D. srni, onc 10 VI. u. l. Swami, Jr., Of Oyster
Hay, aud onr TO NJ. J. W. Mccnlloh, Of Englr.
wood, n J., where they will he kept for servlc
until Ne. Mcllenr,'s return.
We have hsen thus particular 10 noting the
destination 81 il,tc animals. rs fiom Mr. NJ.
lIenry qualifications Tor the purchase " hi .
stock. aud from the excellence % the animals
they are likely 10 play an Important part IN the
iuiare breeding Of this raer.--H y. Eseaiay
Pot.
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TamvISa CoLonsp coxSrS

Tnmvisa CuL0HED coNNrsiTY .-TN o-ihifds Oi
the l''I ula'ion OF Calvin township, lass county,
Mich, ~ made up Of cOiorvd people. They pay
one-h'h the taxes supply three entire school
Districts, Averaging from sixiy.Rvs TO seventy
scholar. rach, saEa about equal In four Others,
aud patti ~ 600 taxes last year. They own fve.
rRlihs of The land 10 the town, aud that the
most rholre, amounting 10 u, 100 acres, Viii, b
Is worth So per acre. making their entire val.
aa'lon IN landed property saTd, GOA. 90 courss
the, have 10 addition u large amount Of other
pfoirfi, They are industrious, determined TO
ednci', ! 'nselvcs and their children, and 10 be
hon'rar and resres;Fd citizens. . benefit 10
their State and an honar 10 themselves.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07

ROMANTIC SroaT o. GREES, tmg DivEH. The
death Of John q. Green, the bcs, and mes, adj
veniurous submarine diver In this country, which
happened at buffalo, a few days ago, his already
been briefly mentioned. The circumstances Of
bis demise were peculiarly unhappy, as his life
had been during many years. An incident Of
bis life Is thus recorded by the buffalo EIpSess
Green was In his time the principal actor 10
little drama, the story Of which Is an ilusira-
ton Ut the fact that as We unconsciousIy tread
every day on the graves Of past generations so
We daily meet in every walk OF lie those Whose
hearts are the living iombs OF buried hopes Early
In life be became deeply attached To- Dung lady
10 Chelsea, Mass, the beautiful and accomplished
daughter OF a wealthy citizen. The aiiachni,n NJ
WIS rcclprocaltd and although while the father
Of the lady looked with no favorable eye upon
what he considered an unequal engagement he
wisely iofeburc from active opposition Ia re-.
turn, Green pledged hinsrlf never 10 claim the
hand OF bis ailiinced until lac had accumulated
sufficient io enable him to retire from n vocation
so full oi peril In It's nature aud uncertain 10 It's
results. Lighted ON by the star 0i hoIc. he he.
cnine tn most daring aud cnicrpfising suhn,a
rine opcralur Of his time, now plugging down
among the weird yet strangely beautiful caves ~
the tropical sras. which held the wrecked gnllrnns
Of Spain, aud then exploring the bottom Of Lake
Erie Tor the sunkcn treasures Of oar inland com
mcrcc. Such enterprise brought IL reward, aud
he was rnahlrd To look upon the consummntion
OF his hopes rs very near NJ hand When he an.
drriook I" rescue the treasure Irum the sunk, q
steamer Atlantic be mraRI that IL should h- his
last job ~ diving and h. commune tied this Tact
with radiant lace Co the lew ftirn1s WIN share 4
the cherished secret ~ his lie ti- entered et,-
Enthusiastically upon tie task. nnd this yer, imla.
iichcc proved his rain. Daring the Iturr,ss ~
his work be- importantly insisc "n Descending
while warm. against The frnnnsitanr, ui his tom.
rades. TIL. result i we'll known. Tie was seized
with paralysis aud Was dragged to the surface
more dead than alive. From that attack h. never
recovered lie dragged out The miserable remhan
Of his life n m'lineholy wtcrk In health and in
hopes Moody aud disconsoaie. he sought in
Indulgence rcei from the sorrow which Oppie. :.
Ell, Hnl found by his own nc, the peace Of the
gtavr."
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Tne ES1Li.n llARyEHIs --Janrs Card. 80 we'll
knoan ~ the TiH,ss commissioner. ifoui having
brcn employ I'll b. that palFr Ia rKamns iuto the
agricultural condition 81 England at ,l,r time ~
the rrlral OF the corn Laws has recrnily written
= lsiirf On she English hHfyrsi n lads NJ
CalFd estimates that the wha, crop has been nesr.
" equal 10 that Of 1864. but 10 not 81 20 good
quality ne the crop % 1853. The ye'd has beru
ai the rate Of % bushels M arfe OF Eve al,o,e
the yrarly average NJ Caird anticipates that
knEland viii pat sis00e. 900 les Tor loiriEa
wheat than last year. hut says there Is deficiency
oi $50 600, 900 IN value II barley aud oats while
the hay aud gFrrn crops werc nearly annihilaied
BY The prolfaeied drought In the growth ufpo-
taioss there u an incrrase ui 80, 600 arFes aud
the crop will bs 81 IN average character.
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THE BILTIMORE MiRK ETS.
MIRRIED.

ca the ?2d 81 October by Rev. John Green.
IL man 4. BAGnf To Mss REBEc,A J. BrLt,
al! IT Warren. Baltimore county.
I'm th" ?Gth Of Oct. by Rev. II. 4. Schlich
tor. Isaac SortngRS. Of Pa. g. Miss ass VI.
III TLER. Of Baltimore county.
On III" :9th Of Oct. by Rev. Thomas Myers.
JonS J. pIgrrs. Of baltimore. t. Miss IIE,rsE
l.. kELLgR. Of Baltimore county.
TN the ??d OF Oct. by Rev. Andrew L"mga
ere. j. WLsLEr fmEiAN 10 Miss ENVA ". BAN
WIZ. both IL Baltimore county.
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suictbg 90 BAttiaoHsaN.--On Tuesday
morning last, Lloyd g. Ridgely. Esq.. board
or At the susquehanna hotel, opposite the n
G. r. II. depot, assembled Ia the roof Of the he.
tel aud dsl'boraiely lcaped down. n distance
II 'or'y.bve ieet, into Davis street. His back
struck the curb. breaking Il, aud his skull was
alec fractured. his injuries resulting in al,noa,
instant death The decreased was = member Of
the firm Of Ridgely a Co.. merchant tallora,
holiday street.
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-. We like a good Bit, even u our own
irieuas .uffrt. The following, from . Southern
D,murtaiic I'aper, must make even old Hen him.
srlf laugh
''Eirluw will be found whal l. detmed q pgo.
ter text irun which 10 prvaeh the funeral sermon
81 Bcn butler From Jeremiah. 49,, 10 'And
the basins aud the Rfrpans, aud the bOwlu, aud
the caldrons aud the candlesiieks and the sJosas,
aud The cup that which was Of gold, In gold,
and that which was ~ silver, In silver, the Cap.
tain Of The guard TOOK away"
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liooT AIt.-A cotfesi"udcn; o. the German.
town Fi,ySi,h contributes the following

liooT At.-A cofIesi~Hicn; o. the German.
town FicyStl.h contributes the following
Somr time ago corr, spobdrni inquired for
Tufe iOr huof-Ai, IN C,iile. | have tried many
teint,irs, sIch a. getting iarred rope aud pull
ling i, back aud OfWdF1 between the hOois-
have washed Oui I'll, part well aud put salt IN,
aud tied tug ~ To- hold tie salt there until Il
dissOlVrs but the latter will not always effect
cur II II dU"s. however IL Is better than the
following which is more certain Take blue
vitriul, pound fine. miN With water or lard and
after cleansing the par; well, put some al the
M Niurc ia. Tie Objection ! have 10 this il, il
eats the iiysh and causes the crack to 90 farther
ur, which, in my opinion, a COW thus cured u
much MITE likely TO get latic again when viuol
is az, used.
liOof.ail Mas formerly known N ground Itch:
the disease IL much III, sanir ~ thrush ia hut.rs
foot aud Is caused b, standing in mud aud WET
places aud Irg elected stables The hc,i Jrc,.n.
is,e know 81 IS to hccp ihc cattle in clean pia-
res, and no. let 'hcm wade through the mud
put quick lime frequently where they will be-
Obliged To step in it Often rs each side Of bars.
or stable door
Wien have - cas, at this ! put the TOW in
the stable II II Is the bind foot | take n strap
and tie tight around tie leg above tie kncc.-
Some COWS will 1T their legs lie handled ike n
horse bu' ! have one COW this strappny will
not quie, ] iakr strong rope aud tie her foot
forward, raising II about loot from the ground
When a COW gets this disease il is the hest 10
attend 10 il Immediately, ns it is much easier 10
cure at once than when Of long standing.
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stones nnJ"rity .........,. ........ ...... so
The Filth District iseomp passed. in addition h.
the above districts. Of 81. Mary. Montgomery.
Calvert Charles, Prince Gcorgcs. Anne Arun
del aud Howard counties There having all
gone democratic. Mr.. Stone. majority is. an
dOubtsdly. large.
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a NsSsrArsH oFFIrE BrRSEn.--On Friday
morning ~ last week, the Office of the Cecil
iFA,g. at hiktan. Nd. was discovered H. he on
Gre. aud. notwithstanding The earnest Efforts
81 the ci,irens II the town. the building. with
nearly al is contents. was totally destroyed.
Nj. s~ing b''eks aud the l'owcr press b.long
ing I" the oilir- were fcr,unstciy saved. batth-
type, fixtures, furniture. 4e., IN the Office were
burned. A circular from the publishsr says
that he hopes 10 issue The wAig sgain by Sat
uFday next, itth instant We sincerely con.
dole with MT. Ewing apsn bic lose
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lioHniHlE MrRpER.--Some twn weeks ago. n
man named Rowland. living near IIagerstown,
Washington county. was found dead In his bed.
The first story was that Rowland's wife was
awakened IN The night by a strange noise, and
called /" her father In another rnain, who
brought light, when Mr. Rowland wis found
dead. his skull having been broken with club.
The affair created a great excitement In the
neighbornocd. aud the law officers immediate.
ly set I" work ." ferret ou, the perpetrators Of
the horrible deed. As the rcsult Of their inves.
legations. Mrs. Rowland. q nan named wea.
yer. aud two solored men have been arrested,
aud the evidence against the ioriner mrs.
Iowlsnd,l Is said h be conclusive. Her hus.
band. life was insured for ts,o0U, and 10 oh.
tain this. II IL said. was her motive for com.
hitting this terrible crime.
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The National Renmli.

Two more unfoTtuhatss.
Weary Of breath.
Hastily imp0riunate,
Gone N their death.
Take them up tsndsrly.
Lilt them with care,
Handle them gingerly.
Seymour aud Blair.
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IMMENSE REPUBLICAN GAINS!
GREAT VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE!
Reputation and Revolution
Condemned!
SEYNOUR-NER!S H1HE GO1
THE BLARE.S!'

h. ne rorid to-day no ITou'i'T "ams
10 born, on any LTer.c:
And Tih GRANT 10 steer hs ship 81 Stat,
DIR .a',g shat raic n, 'rp'
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE Ba.UE-GOATA,-

AHdhoT hsy Lirei F5syAfsHi Disifo a. iHion
'eifA SnrHss ssd iseidrHfs IN ne 0vsa Relation.
rit esaialni TO- nae ksgrasinss AHi sna pages
aud Il the sreisst aud cheapest hook Published
Fries only 81 70 80 oapy. send Cor ciFcnlars and
irFins aud TALL dssosittiau 81 the voFk Addre.s
JONES nRurliEks co. Philadelphia, Ia
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krLisi"rs Rt.uSIoS.--Thcrc will be- a con.
irrrnc" nrstins "f the two Evangelical Luther.
an Syn."l' 81 Maryland Maryland aud
Mclan"h'"u-al Frederick city. on Monday
next. November 9TH. the object being the con.
sideraiipn of the subicr, Of union of the two
synod. Monday will b. devoted 4" w"r.hir.
and The business session oi the conference will
comm, hr" IN Tuesday morning.
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go Saiuurl A. Townsend, Of Kent, Connec.
hrut, raised on his farm the past season u mann
mO'h pumpAin. which measured ia ci.run,,-r.
vnre seven f,ri. and weighed one hundred
aud 'hriy.,~O and half Ionuls From ,h,.
time i hnddcd 'ill it tiIehed and was picked. h.,
actual calculation Il must have grown two ana
half p"unds pr dai ~ one ounce and three.
quarters Ter hour |, i estimated tia, It would
require ten caus 81 milk 20 make il into pies.
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LUMBI:R.
LUMBER
NEW LUMBER YARD.

I'iiE undersigned having opened Lumber
l. Yard At TuWSuNTowS. Immediately on
'h" York Turnpike. desire L. call the attention
~ Builders and others To- their stnck and to
their price. before purchasing elsewhere. -
They d"'isn kecpins on hand general assert.
meat Il htILhiNG MATERIAL. such as
COMMON 1 PASEL LUMBER.
SELECT AND PICKED WHITE PINE
BOARDS. COMMON CULLINGs.
IIEMLocK JoisT AND
scANTLlNG.
cypress ami White Pine shingles. I.aths. Pal.
ing. de-. g.. all OF which they will sell at
city prizes.
No effort shall be wanting on our part to
mah" this enterprise success. Having teams
"" .an deliver any Lambcr bought at our
yard 1T short n"ii"c. within any reasonable
defiance.
cORKRAN 4 EMORY.
N"V' - 'N"N -ly. T"wsontown. Nd.
THIS L. To GIVE NOTICE Tba, the .ub.
'cribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court "i baltimore county. letters tc.tarnrnta
~ uu the estate at
FRAMES 4. Wilmington.
late ~ sad county. deceased All persons hay.
ihs claims against tie said esiat. are hereby
warned - exhibit the san,e with the vouchers
the eel 6" the subscriber.
o" Or bDforc nc "a tag Of Jaly. 1862:
they ma. "thrTwi-c by law be excluded iron,
oil h"n"hi IT said estate. Those indebted l.,
said r.iai" ar" requrstcd {" make Immediate
payment. Given under my hand this iihdsy
iOHN :. GEORGE.
N"N' ''-N' Executor.
V'liis l. To GIVE NoTIrE. that the sub
Il 'rill = has obtained frum thc Orphans
Court 80 haliim"r" county, letters of admins
iraii"n "u ihc c-iatc IT
SARAH CLAYTON.
late 81 SAID county, deceased. All persons hay
ing claiiis gains the said estate are hereby
warned 81 exhibit the same with the voucher.
thereof 10 the subscriber.
~" Or bCfgr, "a "a dly II Jaiy. 1903;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested h. make Immediate
rsym"n', Given under my hand ihi- i.h dav
at November. tS6s.
EDWARD D. CLAYTON,
Nov ''-h' Administrator.
'l,lils Is tn GIVE NoTIrE. Tha, the .uL.
Il seriher has obtained from the Orphans
Court "i baltimore county. letters of admins
tfation on tl. estate OF
BENJAMIN l.. HOLIDAY.
late "l said county deceased. All l,crsanshav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned 1" exhibit the same with the vouchers
Thereof :" the subscriber.
81, o" o. b,forc fhc sM LAY Of JHiy, 1869
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all ieneai II said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested a. make Immediate
payment Given under my hand this eth day
n November, iSeS.
THOMAS n. cLENDEHIY,
Nov. T.-us Adu,ini..r.,,,
For salo,
A No. ! NEW YORK CUTTER SLEIGH
n built by Duilsis. Fer particulars, Gc. an.
ply al the Coach shop of
J. ALKx PARLETT,
N"'' ''--Z1 Tuwsontown.
ivy Mills"
'lNlIE Ivy MILLS" between the Uill.n
II aud Hariuri reads. having been repaired.
q again ready iar work. All orders premptlv
,Neeuted. LAnKIN REID
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~ Announce meats u deaths arr published gra,i..
but all obituary notcr. matters Il charge and here.
after none will he inserted unless paid for the u
rAN cGNTs FIE ttNE
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CONFECTIONERY,
AIS North Gay Street, Baltimore,
....n,l. ,...... .n.... a.... ......

ID A NJ. GERMAN have recently ol,enes
II. aud keep on hand CHOICE CONfEc
Tons. FRESH BREAD, ROLLS CAKES
PIEE, 4r., ef various kinds.
eD-ccuntry orders promptly attended a..
Nov. f-9ias
ErOR sALE-FIFTY LARD KEGS.
II Apply to II. n. THOMPSON.
Nov. 7.-1L Point Market, Towsont0wn.
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The following States have gone Tor Grant
The majOrities appended are only approxima.
ted, Of course, but are believed To be nearly
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The Legislature OF Florida on Tuesday elect.
81 Grant aud Coifax electors.
The following States have voted frr Seymour
aud blair. by the approximate majoritics APP
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