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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09
Circuit Comrt for baltimore County.
DECEMBER TERM. 1874.
MoSDAY. Janu.rv !

MoSDAY, Janusry
10 the Circuit Court to day the removed rrim-
inal cases from Baltimore city were called ter
trial VIM. MitchCll larceny Of bride; nd
Judged guilty. WIN u Dorsey, larcrn' Of i-uT
razors, silver wa'ch and gold rang, "a" proper
" OF Andrew Reid The raserser hAVins 40
counsel, and being unable to employ any, wm.
6rasOn was assigned Wy tue roaTi, snd stated
that his client not ready Tor tTtai none a. his
witnesses having been summoned The Ststs's
Attorary explained that he had mortified the pits
onefs three weeks previously when their rs--s
were hxet tor trial aud that " any O. them we're
without counsel they should give a list OF their
witness 20 the Shrrih, VIM would summon
them Under the rif,um.'suc-s the court fr'1-'d
tn grant con'inuanre. siSisg u wa- 10" 'ia'tf-
ser owg lachrs that has witnesses N-fe u1t IA
in"n"h Verdict u' guiiy
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09
Letter from Baltimore.

Is talked Of to-day than this superb Jcic. All
were highly graliied There were, prohabl,,
fifteen TO eighteen hundred persons present, many
Of whom. however, were but spectators aud did
not participate in the dancing President Grant
and some OF his Cabinet, including other official
dignitaries from Washington were expected but
they did not come. The address OF ). Teakc
Wallis was greatly admired, aud ia ntatnees, mp
propriaieness, eoquence and classic beauty like
every thing else that eliminates from that elegant,
scholarly gentleman. need not 20 aiO paric-
aiars, as the morning papers have giTtn full,
glowing accounts Oi the entire affair. The grand
Italian Opera commrnccs there Tomorrow might
under = rakoschs IN ,uagrm, ut. aud performs siA
nlghis with a probable re- engagement, though
this Is not 4, hnlicly hxd upon. II p-0misrs
| surprising attraction and Oliililncy ~ couts
there mus, be- fui houses
Among the most uutqut and really interesting
eNhibiuous We have ever had "a Ba'utnuTe - that
o. the MARI laud STATE Poultry Association, now
| open At Ramos Hall. corner 81 Htium re street
and 'osi0iicc ayrnur fH' ai'rni'ncc has been
quite large ani fashionable. embracing ,iuErns
both ladies aud gentlemen 90 wealth, iunacuce
aud cuitufr, aud man, itum ihr surrounding
/ country a. also poultry ani pigeon .iauCiets
| rom BOSTON. New York rhuAidlhn Washing
ton aud many n,ighh.ung S',irs M snIsua.
| Interest appears 10 tc maui' stti "a thl- PfAis"
| worth, enterprise spout al aOat g. dAl Io"A
! tug A. aud alarming 70 aid Natleit - tlfis
~ rAhiuiuoa Nan, .ue.n ale 4u4.I.l., thu
ScErtal Faifs ui lao, stuur afr it rv shich the
oNn, value 81 'fnu4 500 Co 500 aud $500
I Toe, Afs Worth s..tt tfu.n IJNsnuttNn GO tse
lac I.4.ft, o. 49, ,K,celng, chaier sni hus.
hr.i "ae" .sr. b. those ~ho so4ld 81 a. LisA
| pllcrs Il ~. amas.ug 30 hstr thv ana. .tuir 81
t00s'ess With a.. gntuusuous o. SQUAD tlntaY0us
" cfoWiag 10 Ear sarpssses the Italian olsfa 10
ao'slY Aai as "a, ,s. ~entc' n.n. h, oo,sI'
! utonr alto ani the drsp kasso proud, bach
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09

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@uaild b. sssntiiisfis 1sszs siiss tlun
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held r1EnfiIdsfis artt ssiiiib is-i iIt-ii ann,
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09

saA-E NunEuHa ~ wtuHE.
REA1 EFrArir NfINvr d gtfNvEW ENgEW.
C4EflA4s Au1EK 1ikE y a-sssssi o. 81 btiHiF,.sss
~ ~alunmsim6 with IN. di1 NAYS gtFgrIr
4TTufHs--Nn flaaeii3sf Rhlu..
Sos ub-A rEw4siNruNN Va
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09

rs'- Non. Charles u. Buekal~w-a Dera"
cratic candidate for the tinted states senate
ir,m Pcnnsy lvauia--hss .s.ued = card ia Which
h. states tha, Mr.. Wallace. another candidate.
i, ineligible because ar i, member of the
Legislature This seems STANCE Law. Hon.
Rey~rly johnson was elected b. the United
s'n,"s Srna'" from Maryland in iss2. while he
vas member of tho Legislature that elected
him. The Democracy has pisaiy Of hungry
candidates aud they will raise curious bubbles
b. beat each other
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09

lndct way until nearly ten. This new editice |
dedicated 10 artaud culture Is situated on How.
ia street ucar Franklin. aud cost the hand
nh" suui o.! slSd.O0O n round numbers. The
decuratIous accommodations and
appointments OF every character reflect credit
iron 'he directors, aud hils u long reaaired
necessity Tor baltimore city. Chief among
'h''c TO give the ncS enterprise a successful
launch Mas the Hon. Kc,crdy johnson. Hon.
: AeacAie Wallis was the orator of tho ocea.
''"h aud delivered PLAIN. practical. sensible
speech, reading IN a very torcIblo manner
'0mr Wholesome lessons to the inert DISPOSE
i.oa ot tnc PEE rlc at Baltimore IA matters that
'h'u'i sHr iheIi most energetic cDtcrprisc.-
Thousand sHuis--asPiriug 10 be a great com
mttc.a. crvtrc AID emporium without pub
..v gallery - ant: without school Of ART sup.
r.ft.I t-d casodrAscI oy she pubhc without
'.t vi HHsc cNccY, from tue munidccncc
= ..uS, uts. idai without one nsle pc
tarce ssA.ao "arrhy ct the name except those
oa', H.rh ID frN c4.vvaici citi.cu. have sath.
5000 ,.- ,.r.f 49, SEQ. 'ymcnt aai tier ubcf-
E. g., irru 3, d, g. ,u. y a. we'll Il iiic lsr
.s f.t q m..r,. ..,.,u airs ~ the t,cc oi /
3. SOFA, ta,,e
" Mass l..,e ga 'uly las sAt sP !
su 4. E..tu,orc aud Mary Aai |
3 .n,a, .ae- @ p,r.ucuts a, wc.i a, .uti 81 ,
N.a A,,at. - "AsmsotoS. Ca New 1
l... p., $500 customary reception ~, nsI
5, T. .---t - ,s. We H. ~
3. 4
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09

r." on 'hs i.v = Isnua-v the C.usu.
','.eu. Ancr i'nent of New Yo-k fpr oompll
..'v ..it.t.u wen ~. 'H-r'. Thu. oblise,
'.r a'f.ttatre ~ ."'ne srhnol = an chilircn
'.'ws'u 't" ss"s ~ "rh' rnd fourteen years
"rs.f...u assn' apraiuiei 10 each school
d'-''ic' V'as~ bp.iaes. - D. 70 look up tho de-
iuqn"ni. t." rsfen's. guardians. natural or
le.al s-c 'isblr 2" b. ho"i. II children under
Their car" 4, not comply with the lev aud the
'fu' r'naltv i uh tied upon those who cm-
ploy children a. should b~ 81 school. This
looks hard but itl.r,sh,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09

a Texas nan vine dbed fhe alhar imr iefi
The sen q .esu q fund - asi~sd y.rrsans
whe klii Faiira.d isuEE4Ee ssuashsrs."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09

Rev. WIN. u Chapman, Pastor Si 81. T..
Church. Gc"fs"t"wn, u. e.. writes Having
mad an opportunity T. test the excellent quali-
ties OF Dr. Bu.l's Cough Syrup, hesitate not
." say u u the best remedy have ever used
~ my .amily."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09
GREEN GROCERY AND FRo
VISION <rORE

TsaE unA.s--s-n ausarur ns.su -i.. <u,-.
u lHissl~ ssnrrlit9E he ls.-~ns 1-va- ~ rIrE
Ettfzk EAA1i zitYIE A1sHg EArEE ~asT
A-sfls arssuElsEiffhs ~ iaEn6 sICH,slE WEi-ErN-
HRS eg Ar. kHN2es wENr< Bu-rEE
Bssss&. a.. a. Hhss fuf--'uaEsss ~ uisr p,.fui-
81 rss9NunFvur unt u-r-if -s-1isusf-irriu 81.
lt-H-d sdflH War< SHERIDAN
Nr~ So u,N@ uufwu.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09

Tho Pennsylvania Legislature seems TO be
effected with too many candidates for Senator.
too many hungry applicants for office and too
many anxious 10 control aud run the machine.
baltimore city spent the small sum Of
sls-.5is IA beautiiying that historic stream,
Jones' Fails. We suppose 1t would be agree
able Information 10 some To- know who 60, the
money.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09

Hon Dan. Voorhees, Is a candidate foi
election 10 IA. United States senate from To.
diana. lie is a sound salary grsbber.
Freedmen are willing 10 work 10 Georgia
for eight dollars per month and rations. Tki.
{, cheap enough 10 enable planter. 10 rise
rcmuneraiivc crop.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09


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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09

large number Of his employees. Some unrea-
sOnRble persons doubtless find fault with hin
because their particular friends are not retail
ed. Even Members OF Congress who voted U
make the removals necessary, are said 70 storm
loudly against tho discharge Of their sDecial
friends Il Is not at all likely that faithful oil.
Ger who wisely administers his Office will be
disturbed ia his place on account Of such in.
consistent chickering's; though Il is likely that
the folly Of their acts IA this regard may be re.
pentcd Of by Congress. and the matter be ar
ranged by the necessary appropriation b. con.
tinuc tho stamp work in the Department in
| stead OF sending Il to New York fIr the benefit
| uf u monopolzing firm.
New York merchants are said 10 complain Of
the rulings Of Mr.. Lorrin Blodgct, head of Gus.
toms DIVISION Of Office Of the Secretary Of the
| Treasury. II 10 said that Efforts arc being
made 10 retire Mr.. u. lie is unquestion ably az
earnest. hard working official, aud II. from any
want oi experience ia the routine of business.
may make occasional MISTAKES. there il ~
doubt 81 his integrity aud general ability ior
the place.
| The probability oi an early passage by tho
| House ri tho new Finance bill which lately
| passed tho senate - canvassed here with much
| interest Nearly all the Member. who hare
earnestly opposed contraction Of the currency
have agreed that nothing better eau BE- secured
/ Tor the substantial interests 1T tho whole e,ua-
Try than this measure II involves NJ neres
| sary contraction of expansion Of the cuTreuey
! until such a time - allowed 10 intervene anHill
| enable large uhux Of gold aud oliver to
| reach nur money centres. both FROM abrOai aud
! from our oNn now marvriously succosHul
! utues Tia" difference "a the value ct sitter
aud currency - already - slight that s,iscr
criu has began - come gradually mt, clrcea-
! ion In small sums. aud u cannot be- do4h lsd
that upon the passagr ai tho bill which pc
day four years brucc tor general reauuf DO.
| cHus Iirrablo JuautltIrs 1t u vii Be- ~ NJ
from boarding place. aui take the L.
worm 'ut fractional notes "a The daily
tous ct trade whcu the rfahAtp1 o.
wears - ended With proper leg siauv(
.lsa.Uou u"' Vt geld auI siNrr lu thd A.
Wi.I doubtlo's have bc.H 'uefeasoi n.ls u
double. ~ 70 hail the am unit 1t
circulating medium. ltrtn'pu'
I ri~s~ ~itn tnis t4rae s44..At--.
900 aidei {" the currency thea 90 t.r- - 81
sui With flee banking over tLr g.
-l'Jec' walls g. specie fsisurt 20 ari
faAfis a. h'~ stsIfou .4f Hat.as. }
t4rfr .tl 1r D. longer al, fe4r.
,4fren.s ~ al % isst- bl....t-
thi' 10 80 s~r..s 100 ts.sn u
IS. amos .4f .sst as I..'Its q. 81
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09

rs~The siinapringo'ht'lc Charlie R,.- Ia.
caused al anini u'nanut 'fanxicty aud hcs.i.
aeie 90 his parent. much concern IN the ol,n.
muni;y aud the expenditure % a ya., amount
Of money ani vet ,hc whereabout. Of ia. hoy
remains profound mystery. Five hundred
thousand persons a. one tinr or an",her are
said o. have been on the search fr him. 5oa..
O0o circulars have been distributed. 200 band.
Of Jypsies searched and s:o.o9o expended
Ani yet every tender parent in the broad land
is eager 10 have The mystery solved.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-01-09

re- The combination made by a number Of
the railway msgna,es about year ago al sar-
a'cga is being broken. That combination con-
sisted in part in AN agreement that none the
roads represented would issue free passes or
passes at reduced rates. This ls being depart
ed from. We suppose tia, ia" object Of the
agreement Ia. IA lei u its purpose Or that it,
originators have not accomplished by il what
they ewnesfehta
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04

A young lady Of moderate circum-
stances and less than ordinary discre-
tion suffered herself to stray from the
path Of virtue, the result Of which
her parents saw must come about
soon or late. Last Saturday morn
ing she left the house and after being
gone about an hour the folks became
alarmed and set about finding her.
They went to the stable and found
her cuddled up in bundle of hay or
straw and in each arm a child, alive
and well; the mercury ranging at
about l6o below zero. She is resi-
dent of Marshall county, and her dar-
ing and endurance have made her a
conspicuous object of COMMENTATOR
shall Republican.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04
A Free Horse at Rest.

During the pioneer days Of Ionia,
the town had an editor who was pa
tient and long suffering. Some of
the members Of the Church got him
to give $40 toward securing minis
ter; then they wanted S. for the
heather then they wanted their re-
ligious notices inserted free; then he
was asked for $25 toward helping to
build parsonage, and he finally
found he was giving the Church
more than he was giving his family.
He nevertheless chung ono for a
time longer, until one evening he
went to prayer.meeting, and was
asked to leave his office for week
and go and help clear the grounds
for a camp-meeting. That was the
last straw, and he arose up and
said
"Gentlemen, I'd like to go to
heaven with you. know you all.
You are clever and obligipg, and
kind and tender, and it would be
nice for us all, as congregation, to
60 in together, but I've concluded to
leave you and dodge in along with
somebody from Detroit, Lapeer or
Grand Rapids. It's money, money,
all the time, and I've given this
Church until, if my wife should die,
she'd have to 60 to heaven bare
footed"
The congregation seemed to realize
that free horse was being rode to
death. They let up on the editor,
and pacified him. He had even a
special tent assigned at the camp
meeting, and all was well.-.Ec.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04
From Oskaloosa Herald, Feb. Is.
Chicago f. Rock Island R. R.

This most important road has held
the attention of our people at several
times in the past, but never have we
had any definite propositions from
the company that appeared to have
anything in them, but now we think
such proposition may be had. Last
Monday, at Davenport, In converse
ton with gentleman well known
to ns, and whose judgement in such
matters is No. /. Mr.. Kimball, STU
parintendent of the Iowa Division
Of the G. II. /. & p. II. r., made
this statement. "Iron and other
railroading material il lower than
ever before, and this most favorable
time for the citizens of Oskaloosa
aud Knoxville to take some action
10 secure the extention of the G. r.. l.
x II. II. r., from Sigourney west.
III the citizens will move in this
nlntter, the road can &c completed
is July 4th.'' The foregoing is the
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04
Better il Laxlness than shift
DesSaseHs.
(.Josh Billings.1

D~sfs
Shiftlessness and Iazyness are often
COMPOUNDED, but thare IL really mulch
odds between them.
Lazy folks hate to work, but when
they do set about thing they often
do it better than any one else kan,
while sliftless person IL az often
bizzy doing things SO sloviDgnly that
it disgusts every boldly.
/ have seen lazy wimmen who
were az neat and M klean az neat 3
cent piece, and have seer shiftless
ones who wuz az bizzy aza honey bee
in a sugar barrel, and az badly daub-
ed up.
ShiftIess people make almost az
mulch trubble i'm this world as the
wicked ones do. They never do emmy
thing entirely right, and perhaps not
entirely wrong, and yu kant git a
good average on one Of them, emmy
more than yu kan on the fuss and
hurry of a pissmire.
l have CRATE menny lazy ones on
mi list Of acquaintance, and even
friends, but never hev emmy thing
to do with shifiipss one. They were
alwuss reddy to borrow something
and are alwuss reddy to keep it.
/ Inv to lend things, even mi boots
and umbreller, but do hate to hav
to go two miles and haff after them
in wet day.
The shiffless and the drunken are a
good deal alike every time you lift
them up and let go Nv them, down
they go again.
You kant help this kind Nv pee
pill, yu kant even skare them they
will promise ennything, and they
will tell lie jist az honestly az they
will tell the truth.
j had ruther watch two raskals
than one shiffless kuss.
Lazy people kan be puntched up
a little once in while, but the more
yu puntch up shiffiess one the
wuss yu and they are off.
Death liz the only sure cure for
shifliessness-they kant fool with
this remedy mulch.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04
SEEDS AND PLANTS.

O q. The True Cape Cod Gran
berry, best sort for Upland,
> ~. Lowland, or Garden, by mail
prepaid. 81 per 100, So per 900. All
the new, choice strawberries and
peaches. A priced catalogue of these
and all fruits, ornamental trees, ever
greens, shrubs. bulbs, roses, plants,
ETC., and fresh flowerand garden seeds,
the choicest collection in the country,
with all the novelties, will be sent
gratis to any plain address. Is sorts OF
either flower, garden. tree, fruit. ever
green, or herb seeds for Loo, sent by
mail, prepaid. Wholesale catalogue to
the trade. Agents wanted.
b. nj. WATSON, Old Colony Mr.
series and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth,
Mass. Established 1912. (39-42)
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04
Summary and Prediction.

The Cincinnati Times thus sum
marizes the evidence thus far given
i'm the Beecher-Ti trial:
First, Frank Moulton testified that
Beecher had repeatedly confessed to
him that he committed the crime
charged, and conferred with him as
to the best means of evading popu-
lar conviction. Then Theodore Til
ton testified that his wife had con-
fessed her guilt, that Beecher had
confessed, and that both had repeat
eddy conferred with him as to how it
might be concealed. Then Beccher's
own letters testifled--well, we all
know what they testified. Then Mrs.
Tilton's letters testified to the same
thing. Then Kate Carey, a servant
of Mrs. Tilton's testified that she had
repeatedly seen Beecher enter her
mistress bedroom, the door being
closed after him, and had once seen
her sitting in his lap. Then Mrs.
Tilton's brother, with the greatest
reluctance and suffering, testified that
he had once entered Mrs. Tilton's
house unannounced, and seen her
jump hastily, with flushed face, from
close proximity to Mr.. Beecher, and
that "this, in relation with other
matters, had made an indelible i'm.
preston on his mind" And, finally,
Mrs. Moulton testified that both Mrs.
Triton and Mr.. Beecher had confessed
their guilt to her; that she MRS.
Moulton) had advised Mr.. Beecher to
make public acknowledgement,
but that he had refused and declared
| that he wonld commit suicide first,
having procured powder for that
purpose; and that Mrs. Tilton had
said to her that, if the matter came
out, "she would sacrifice her hus.
band rather than Mr.. Beecher and
her children"
The Times says it desires to make
no comment upon these points, but
to predict, in the spirit of proph.
ecy, as it were, that neither all this,
nor any more that may be sworn to
by anybody, will result In Mr..
Beecher's conviction, or will close the
case in the public mind. The ques.
ton will always be an open one--it
long since reached as near to decis-
ion as ii ever will. Those who doubt.
ed heretofore will always doubt, pre-
ferring to believe in Mr.. Beecher to
anything and everything else-those
who were convinced will always be
convinced. May Heaven speed the
day, therefore, when the case will be
laid on the same shelf with the
authorship Of Junius' Letters, and
identity Of the prisoner with the
Iron Mask.