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Der Davenport Demutrot bonn l6. April mel,

bet:
Sin 8rief oes 6rn. Wc@olb aus Slcrence,
gtebra8fa, bonn 5. Npril, berldtet ben einem
furdtbaren S9neeIturm auf ben Pratrien bon
Jtebra8ta. SO fid Is 3cll bod S9nee uuo
an ptelen Steaen wuroe ct gu melt 9rDBerer
6Sbe 5uiammenoemebt. Oabei mar Der Sturm
10 beftig, oaB taft AQeS I~ort9ewebt wurpe t5in
tebedter Wagen poer Belt fonnte Stano balten.
Wtun iirAtet, baB BON ben YlfeS Peaf @nlts
oranteu piele bas 2eber ~perloren baben mod.
ten ltnp wartete nit Nn9lt auf ndbere Nahrids
ten.
Sin auoeres un9lidlideS GreisniB ulelpei
oa8 ct. Solepb ySOurual". Serr SObn 8.
Merrid, friiber pm Der .@lwcrO BreB" reiSte
namljd pOr Gur3ent nit elmer Oruderpteiie
uuo nit 8er9mertS8erdtbl9aften naA benz
Sberrp @reet ab. Seet 1T ourd elnen pcn bort
,uriidtebreuoen 0ertu Die IaAri4t em9elaulen,
oa6 Sr. Wterrid in Der 9tabe BON Sort Rearnep
ermOroet 9~eTunoen puroe. gS beiBt, paB ct
nit einem lriberen getaunteu 5uIammenSetrcfs
fen lei, Der eintn tSOtlihen Sap auf i'm bate,
paf le oarauf in Streit 9eratben unO oieler
ibn aui Der Stelle set6rtet babe. Der SruOer
oes @stSotetel, oeul oteie Nadrt1t 3u9tn9 unp
Der flirsliA in ct. Solepb an8elanst 1T, be5wei
felt nitt, oaB Die SaAe IT'D plrflth 10 perbalte
@bica9o. SIS wuroe bier Der 8runp gu
elmer ii / den u corm9@ emetnbe
mad oem Dtulter Der Aoleri4en in 9eem
Oorf unO Der GinbOrn'den ia Baltimore,
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Wbcn01Aule fur SemtSbe s(rbeitcr.

Ntebsre Mrttpmetif. Gtpmetrte, etCmstrlf6es 3eidnen.
* 0nlfrulttDnen uno Observation-Disclosures neot Sret Ddnbs
sefbntm iplep rDAsatll4 in . mai 2 4bea0hunbea pom rs
|Selebrt werben; it nteDr 4betlnebmtr, um 10 mebr DtrO bic
Shuie 8tlOung 5ntttet erbalten. = DaS ,DOnprar fur BEN
Sinselnen IOa nlNt bSbfr ffstssa ais 80 SENS per gBo&e far
10 HnferrtGtspanpet
ID - nor ytd bnit a8s, 3tnmer Np. 2. 2. SfDf W(eba.
nies.0da, rplelbft bic @tnfArtfiet %fattfnben.
8nItiutprt ben Is. Aprtt 1889.
MMS y. y. Stnpenbergs
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0ermauia Sauuetein JtO. z.

Sen NRitotteoeen pDtgen Ne etH1 pteHe Sr 5tadrtGI, bs
Mp ntao Den rs, Aprti paS 3prtte Te b perprtpen MIRO, ppSu
oms alIaltebtr stmselapeu werpen ia tpFen SeEfdm mlangS
Nh 9auI Yel0lus bonn Is. bieies, III ben pom ieet an usus
rnsSsnSen Itraiieoern cine 3ctf bpn 4 ID den etaaeraumt
1Srnen. nm bic DtS Jest iNen eta8eSablten @elDer nGG3utra.
Sem :. bs wiputaa E,rp bic nebeate @tnlage ert8e8en9eaoms
m mn QtebpaDer eineS 8ut prsantttrten Seretns toMIea III K
~ ~ opiI bst 0errn 5eID, .. QDwarotraBe ytp. 1872, unp IL,
Ssnn S5fentda 4beup IN DG- teSeIHaBt8eH Bsrlammiuna TIRE
Intb.iIe setbnen, 3 @.A tlHt s ase 81
Gsn Sm Nuftrase Al6r, Sanber, Sefr.
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Qlnietae.

Ole inter unleren beutI01n MiIburssrn hlttfnoenot W8t.
tdtton Deseu Die 2DIpl Der &~lttlei49m 8nm sc tpldge fIr 6ds
eiIaapn rarfn0en3s SGnBerfst, la8t 60 I'M jnTefsie bisles
Sees Dem unerSei1aeteR yr thDtdm burhaI3 notbDen0tJ
erl&ctnen. bnls 10 wipttse Ansee8tnbtii elmer np4mG!tgen
&rwasHn5 Der S11JsrbuaOs-O Delegation 5u EN- .feplen.
Die 5srren Oeleg1reh lonte Vte Gprea. ~Dittslte0er eeS
SauscrbanDes merOeu peniS afOt5e gu etner auBerV. oehtltbsn
1eneral> Stria an mtans Ia Dem 8reBtn 0aal Der Dte9aates
pau am Spnnapenp ben 23- Aprtte.,
MbenbS Hbrt
btermtt elm slaben. Das YraFbtum
40 optIfer
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-23
Die Offi,ieus Muloritat fir cine Contribution
Gtmere8 aus Sabannab.

Die ~pfft,ie0e Wtuloritdt fir cine Contribution
1T 1881.
gttuere8 aus SGDaanab.
New.S Orleans, 81. Nprtl. Ser Oams
pier ,@abapba", melder Sopannob am 16. B.
DC. ~perlalen bat, 1T bier a%n8etommen. Son
elmer SnpaIion mar feline Spur 81 entDeden uuo
bic geri9te Der Stem Oorfer 8ldtter murpen
perladt.
Nenere8 ans Galiforuten ituS NfericD.
NemsOrleonS, 81. Qpri(. Der
Oatnpfer D@caeaccIcO6" 1T bier an8efommen.
@r brlnot Jta0ridten aus Wtinatitlan Dcm 19.
%. Wt. unb ans Gan 6ranci8co prm 5. D.. Wt.
Sin 86brbpOt erplcDlrte am 4. in Gan Tran.
cisco, wODur4 le98 BerIcaen 9et0Otet unD Is
uernunbet wutoel.
Die @eI9dfte ipareu in Sau 6rauci8cp ffau
uno Der Wfartt iberIibrt.
Die gtadriUten aus Wterico linb unwi6tiB.
Wtiramon foil ndd9 @er0Oua auI9ebrc6en lein,
uu itA nit ieIner 2eib5arce nad Der 6auptltaOt
Durd5uI4la8en.
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Weuer Saupereln.
Central Apenue SdupereIn Jto. :

= UtIIILWI NptIIUL OU4UNtNIN gNU+ q -
Dd hb unter pbisem NdHen tn ltener BaIoettiu 6easums
6t bat, un0 am OrermpataB WGWutlttaBs un z ubr IN pam
Seret us .Spfale bet perm GpondS 300, &de ppn Ytarttr.
uuo @entr4l Apsnue, pe 4naapme pee soHttthHoa, 6eGn@
teApabl 1nD Dte erte @tusaptaaB iaItnnoeu MIRO, 10 weroen
ntermtt dle 0eiearBen etluQt, wtldt pena OeretH betbatreten
Wual9en, Efb rebt SapIreidp elniuH aota- ~ h.las.fHs
SIN Auf.rd8e Der S0mHitrfe
GU S BIZ Ytttrpff, SER. PCT.
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Mener %V1annereln.

auf msbriettees Sria4ea DAben cine aHJapI beuli6er
Burger E@ ~tnttplOnsn etaeu nlaea SaapeEeta 3u 8ran0en
unp tab aAe &A1Dapsuoe StH6elGoen, 9tontGB oeR 20. Aprt,
glabm1ttass s upr, Pr IN 0m, WHller2S &UtaI, Sde
oen pampteaDs unp <prtnBtt., TattrnolneeH UeriammIuna
pelAuppuHen 40 pts Ssiese sur oeratDAug ppriie9ea. SJa.
0en Iw9n stae srOsf Aa5ab.pSn Nnt9sllen aRterBetpnet ftap,
ut CO fur 9mHpapeRoe FAt9ldm, ipae4 prtutGetea.
ENLS u u % u III la I I { Q q
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Yluieine.

Nae ~eteIsut8eu, Helae bea0idu8en t4 BEN na Su erun-
benpen SGuperetn anial1lteBfn, wtroen Iu bef auI DttItwD1
ben II. Aprii, Abenbs = uor, itattIneen6en VerlammIunS
Ebet SaFssa, YlO. II OF. QombGrstrJ hoo Oe @Onltttatton 3r
AoftA mAR9 fpmHt, sHs eIaetn.
H~l9 "a AN E@fr
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Rem Ocrt %. Nprll. Ser O1nlpTer
Sutton lam bier pielen Wforsen BON 2iuerpccl
an. Seine alatrttten linr bur9 Die Nrabld
iun 4 1aJe iiberbclt.
s%tnfunft Oes DumpferS
rSura."
Boaon, %. Npril. Der Oampfer Sura
fam bier oielen Wtor9en BON 2iOerpccl an.
Seine 0tadtihten lino pom 9leIAen Gage, ME
Die Der vAra6ia."
BcEon, Fl. april. Sa Der 5eutisen
SiBuug Der Ser. Staaten Di1trict>Gour wurDe
.GpruS W Ylummer, peSen GrmcrounS DBL,
ler'5 al BOrO oeS 0tens8eOforoer WlaftIAs
fabrers vSluior" perurtbeltt, am %. Suut D.
5. 9ebdu9t 81 weroeu. Blumlner ii6errel9te
Ger @purt Elm lan9e5 Ootument, norm CT leine
llnlAulo cartbull nil.
Gart9l, Derbcrt uno Staulep, bei oerleIben
Meuterei b~ttbeili9t unO Dea Gcotlbla88 19uls
Di1 befnnoeu, wnrDen gu etuer @ef dn9niBltrafe
rpl ie 5 SaDreu 10 Wionaten unp elmer @elD
ltrale prn $4,000 perurtgeilt.
Torontp, 6. W. 21. Npril. Samuel 8.
9fof wurpe beute III 8e1eu.ae perurtbeilt. anl
Lii. sunni aebdn3t gu perDel. Gr bate 6obert
Oifle errlerDet.
Sn Srantforo wuroe beute etn Ne9er pers
baftet. @r geltanO, ben Yoltbeamten neuli9
erllorOet ~ babcn, uno 9ab 5wet WttldulOis
&c al. ~
nuolad anf BEN Tii0iitppt.
Otempbts, %, Aprll. Jtaq bier etl-
aelaulenen Jtadri1teu lolen nabe Dem 2afe
Yropioence leBten Samlta9 bier &cbleubccte
peruuslift uap pabei 80 WtenlAeu um3etOms
men letn. +.4ese msasg E
GOnlitationelle GOnDeutiOu in aauia8.
9eapeam0rtb, 6. g., 21. April. Sou,
perneur Uteoarp bat cine Protlamation %erlallen
our 8abl bon Dele9aten 81 Der @Onltitutionel.
len GonpentiOn, 4pelAe im SUM IN WpanoOtte
sulammentreten lOl. SIN gan5en 2errttoriun1
limb @ouutD @ourentiCnen gum 3pef oeg BAR
tel. Organization b%erufen. Seioe Rartelen ma
den sroBe 9ultrensuusen, bic eoHtrcle Der
Convention gu erhalten.
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Nourrdn iuieDer eim XMncO

IN Der y~lBolnHluAt," DanDperIlr Jto. 50,
4 m Ofer- Mtpntas Oen rs. 4prtl, um lOubr,
ppbsi Ssssar aae Sttefefs ~ea8tr5ter perjapit miro.
AEe 0reunpe ano 8egIunts iaoet %ergtbenlt Gin
. Sdfcb 9tnGet.
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9auSct0e.

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btermit lit gtdmen otr osie9afen FUR GAS a0te 9AH9erTef etc
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Der TN ndhren Stunt bier ~ c wastea0el frenosn Sanger
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IntertVtDneteu Gprnt;e's au wenpen.
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a o. YrlIle. 81 @snRloip. Ap.
DDp5 e. Gtbdrt, 20 9B. SalttnOrefr.
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W}etamoya Baupereln 9io. 2.

Die 9fttoltebtr perpen bDptdt. erlaDt, f9 na9ten Dienita0
BEN 20. april, ap.nps AN . apr, In tprem Sriammiuu8SiU
tai e%inSupaOsn, tnGem GIN nensr Vtfb'SptlWtd8 sur Abrtm"
NINA uDriteat. SIN MuTtrG6e
"@fo Qputz lU etS m i Her Ecfr
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MmffOr0erMn0

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ysu. W~eitalieeeru pbtsea 3petss ptene ttermit our 8a artbt,
Sas he ndDIe Wteetn8 GM Otrntas ben 70, @prii b, wlts !,
Issnbs Z 4ubr I'M SlGuenhetnpLus, Sde Don @ap. une
Erontfr. g. 9tpf) a%b8ebalteH miro, wC3u bic Nlttglteper Mnp
ale beufhe DamenlpupmaNer hpFt9t Ct seIape en- ftno.
~ Jm Anfttage
Gm Meter 1mdbuupauf fer. GPfr.
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gSnMbOla

8nubOI5
$500, 600 SUP 8au uno S6rei1erbcla
100000 S9inoel unb 0atten gum Serfduf.
aD.r ienfen Die Nufmertlantfett ptnltlider 8unDen auf I'M
Iere arpse Niebcrldee pDn Sau. umO NuBpOl5 ppu ali n arten,
q uantttdten unp @r0Ben, QDtr l&netDen metbtannen 8Gus
Dol, mad Sefelun8, unD IteIsrn Seniterrabnen, IbIrrn,
Giafadunsen unb pSDeIarbeit Al Ba6rttpretlen. SpreNct SUt
n unfsrm pOlsbOfe, gtO. lilo gisbtfr. SDerfte, pOsr Ode SUn
.@utaw nnb Ucrnfanfr. p cIoo
Snn22-S Ou1HS - OAodhI
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SsrDfser &lllaeh

in Der vSf galtlnpre arbetterz Qaue,
no.. SO EbameSfr.
Am DflrnDntd9 wrb in Dbt8er 5ade, .SDrmtrta8S III hpr,
Elm erObrr uno eeltfdt t Gun d. ~aufgeieBt peroeH, IpRJu MIR
aae ua(ere 5reun0e uno 8eisnnIe btetmtr bEFsbt esnlaoeH-
i5n} Ole NermuItunn.
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Grpser 3mltb+

aur Oherfaer Dsrbe ids 1T meiar Q1trt9f@aft, Of-tOm
borpnr. 80. n, am OfernOalag 8erm tta8s 10 upr ether
qunU auTleeen, wpbst NDR'S Nd8erbter feIde Srl4ei
nuna tna1en MIRO, p2su t0 dls nartue 0rtunbe uHo Stfannt
iunle Entertainer HnO Uetnl1meder ttnIa0e
GIR SIrt H.
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O1rDEer NllmtD.

&m SfesmpntGg 8rDBsr 9an1 BET eHHrao OlttfWl
YO. Is ". 8reDert6fr.
etebbaoer etnes gatsa @ettdtS unp etnes SUrSa8Itbsn @la-
(es Bter in0 be enDers etn8ela0en. =
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aSs44z 90 Nfer EGHb miteuten STANDARDIZATION, l6 D,stle1
@S:GS DOn br Stact nGGsRtr e%anbfraBe unb in Der etiun-
&2lk befen @e8enS, 1IOra Nfer an Der Northern geutrdl.
IS Nd,r an Der atten 5reDertd 0pdp, gut ~ansebaut; 10Y Mdts
nit bublGen @ebaultbteiten une Aplaeen. wirb sescn @ieen.
0ca6 Il AtctIe BON Mount be Sales 100 Adrr am Waf6ina.
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| tn 3anUuertr. 2 IN WtulDrrSitr. uno mebrers anDerc In
DerfntebGnen @e9enben Der Stabt. 9pts su permietbcntn
pef 8GttimOrear., NtGnRment, 9aS unb gteGIperrphr, nnt
5rSabUau. Sruub 81 Yertoateu in BtOdbwas, @rnnbrenteH
u Dcrtaufen. 3Ioder unp RprrtSi 8
Mpi5-S $40. 63 6dpettefrabe.
$50 %aaufbrtefe; 1ltstb.&pntrafte, Ge1tamsn { uo AMBER,
fAriftItde Daptere, ppie 9Ddiiens Serthts- G5et fl Gtte 0trbt
pCHPns belDrat. Mft9 afWrf
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Neue MuSeiOem.

Sos. SentOGr. &uru.SSereiu.
@m 5pnn1a8 pea "a. b. az. prdctit s u4r Aben6s, wtrb
Oerr Or. lSIB
TIA arpgeu SaaGe bee 0ereins-gOfaIes, 800 Yrattfra6e
.lber Den &reI8lauI ce6 SebenS III Der Pflarl'
5enz unD GherDelt"
etnen 6fenttt0en Yortrag tallen.
OetGtMtrtttt IN fret. Shr Danten tab etae anbapt
Stbe reItrptrt. lin 9tDrlnsem 6H p%ermctben, Tam Der 3ntttFt
na0 Begun psS YpfttaBs ntGt megr ltatt1Roen,
Q OaS SpeetG1-&Cmtte.
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Ocfddftsbntber, ASGpter= umo



Samuel E. Turner, ytc. 3 Siips@ barte8fr
bait D~efdnstg i'm @UrretQ Elm srObs5 eaaer vun Qapter
S6,eibmdffpeaiten, 0el9aftSe GnO GOntO. olaern. Sa ia.
nsm Eager befneet itA t~nldn6ifbeS unb tmpUrttrtfs S6rstb.
unD Srtef-YGpier BON allen m0sltatn Sprfsn unb Tab,ifsn.
NUteH Paptsr itnitrt IuO pstb in GROCER NuswGtI.
Brttt.9 puperte aaer SUrtsn, @
6@retbmatertalten aaer art fir Offre. u. Wrtpataebrau&
StabIfe6etnt 5~eptrbalter, 5teesIIaG, Oh
Sintc gum 8 6rst6en un5 fir GOpttrprf{lem
BON Den bslten Babritsn, Soptftpreffsn, YDrtSfp~
It's, YDrtem mats &c. &c,
SSwte Kim arD6ts Eager SOn 8 afpaptet SpteIfar.
en-, ArEder.8 Drben, &c. az ben biasgaen Drpiftn.
3Gnbltr unD Orufer aus BEN GInDe wer0en % tn ibrem
Sntert1e fn6en bel mir Dorsuiprehen. Erbrf7i- 81
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NG&rtGt wirb btermtt g%eeeben, bag ale bonn Nl1pUr uno
Stabtratb BON Baltimore aus Beftlfen 2isGnlen, srti0en Gem
erfen ub 3wdn5t8fen Mai bteies SdGres erne1srt
nerben ntu0eu.
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Glert'S Siftte Der Court OF Common YleaS.
5dnbler, Spetfee unb 5auS- 2Btrtbe, Madltr, SIN.
fpeftDren unD aae Anbern, pd6e StaatsliSenfea %beourfen,
werben btsrmtt anFgefDroett / 9re Gt3enfen erhenern
St Iaden an prer Dor bem nddlten u. ata, Di6rieenfaus fe
8emds bes bttr. @efebeS bebanbIf weraen. Oa GtJenlsa lie
gen 3ur Musfertt9an9 berttt.
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mDntag Derl6anen pta, Der fpmme N Die parruonnr. S1 Pm
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tete einaertdtet pDrpen uuO 5r @9te otrtet AnTeritspnns 10 T
9srr Bad etnen famDGen 9unA aufiil3ea, Der ietat9 @iel9e
rInen miro.
SM ffIft Sans lWe Orpu l.
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&slearapD.lebe ysaebridten
slnfunft Des Oampfers

. IS Il 0 n.

3ews DOrt, %. 9pril. Der Dumpier
6altOn lam bier pielen WtOrsen BON 2IOerpccl
an. Seine Nafrihten linr Dur4 Die Arabla
iun 4 1aJe iiberbclt.
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Oeffentli9er Gortras

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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
WHORE STATION.
CoEgTS OFFICERS.

Judges Of the cohrts.-PresideRt, Hon. Geo.
Eylor, Hunting'Hn Associates, George ".
|lsley, Richard Jones. Jr.
Prothonotary.-Joseth MDonald.
Register end Recorder.--Miehael Hasson.
Sherlf.-Robert p. Lintoa.
DPaty SherD.-George CeK. Zahm.
sjistrict 1ttorney.-Theophilts l.. Heyer.
County nis.'oners.-ThomiSA II Connell,
I'm Bearer, Abel Lloyd.
Clerk 10 CoHlmissioHers-George c. z. Zahm
CosaseI to COBlmissioRers.-John S. RLey.a
IreFsTer.-George J. Rodgers.
Poor House Directors. William Palmer,
I avid O'Harro, Michael MGuire.
Pooy House Tredsurer.-George c. K Zabm.
POOR House Sterdrd.-James J. KaylOr.
Mercantile APprdiser--Francis Tierney.
Auftors-Rees j. Lloyd, Daniel Cobaugh,
Henry Hawk
Comfy S~eeyor.-Henry Scanlan.
( Coroner.-Peter Deugherty.
Superintendent c5 Common Schools.-S. B.
N Co-mick.
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the farthest limits of the greatest crowd,
and was heard above the loudest uproar.
There was satirical and ironical deliber-
alton in the shrill invective thus uttered,
which produced curious impression upon
the listener. Once heard insais moments
of cold passion, if I may SO speak, Ran
dolph was never forgotten The use which
he made of his long thin forefinger is well
known. He would sometimes stand for
several moments perfectly silent, with his
penetrating eye riyeted upon the person
whom he addressed, or of whom he spoke,
and the ghostly finger and long angular
arm moving slowly up and down-when
those who were familiar with his habit
knew that he was selecting and arranging
in the depths of his mind the very words
and turns of phrase OF sarcasm or invective
which he designed.
Many anecdotes are related of the effect
produced by the voice and finger-as when
after a violent denunciation of his charac-
ter and career by young member of the
House, he rose quietly, and stretching out
his arm, said, in calm, Indifferent tones,
"Mr. Speaker, acho as that gentl.n,an e''-
1t was impossible not to be interested in
his speeches, for they are exquisitely
choice in their phraseology; and no SEN
tence passed his lips which had not first
been framed and polished carefully, so to
speak, in his mind. Often his gestures
were dramatic and expressive-as when
he rendered up his public trust, after the
Old Convention of which l have spoken.
at is time for ME to retire and stand be-
fore another tribunal" he said, solemnly,
where verdict of acquittal will be of in
finitely more importance than any from an
earthly tribunal. Here is the trust which
you placed in my hands twenty-eight years
ago" Then STOPPING forward and exten-
ding his arms as though he rolled great
weight toward his hearers, ''take it back
take it back ~ he said, and mounting his
horse without further words, rode Off
Throughout his entire life, from the day
in March, 1899, when he mounted the
rostrum from which Patrick Henry had
just descended, to his sorrowful death in
May, 1888, his peculiarities of speaking,
acting, dressing and living, attracted uni
versal attention.
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SELECT MISCELLAHY.
vvomIdn't Marry 4 Mechanic.

a young man commenced visiting a
young woman, and appeared to be well
pleased. One evening he called when it
was quite late, which led the lady to in
quire where he had been.
Il had to work tonight"
"What.- do you work for a living 2"
she inquired with astonishment.
''Certainly," replied the young man.
"I am mechanic"
81 dislike the name of mechanic" she
said
That was the last time the young me-
chanic visited the young woman He is
now wealthy man, and has one of the
best of women for a wife.
The young lady who disliked the name
of mechanic is now the wife of miserable
fool "a regular vagrant about grog- shops;
and she-soft, verdant, silly, miserable
girls obliged to take in washing in or
der to support herself and children
You dislike the name of mechanic, eh
you whose brothers are but dressed loaf
ers? We pity any girl who has so little
brains, who is so verdant and soft as to
think less of young man for being a me-
chanic, one of Gods noblemen,-the most
dignifed and honorable parsonage of heav,
ems creatures. Beware, young lady, hs
you treat the young men that worll;;oI -
living, for you may one day be
one of them yourself. .ufad nounar
Far better discard the,rT brazenness ]
with all his rings,ake to your affections
ana pompos,ty, al, az intelligent, and indus
the caiious-nacc i.ic. Thousands have bitter
5rious meg Sd their folly, who have turned
y reggaaeeks to honesty. A few years have
theslhRt them a severe lesson. In this
country no man or woman should be re-
spected who will not work, bodily or men
tally, and who curl up their lips with scorn
when introduced to hard-working man.
The curse of God and every human being,
who has the least amount of common sense,
ever rest apon such ladies as despise th"I
noble mechanics.
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' ALIEGHaNIaa" DIRECTORY.
HURCHEs, HEINnsTsRs. sc.

IresJyt@iaR-REv d. HARp1stN. PASTOR
eaching, every Sabbath morning at INg
lock, and in the evening at oiloek. Sal
A. School at O'Clock, A. NJ Prayer'meet-
Asevery Thursday evening at o lock.
1efhod'a EPiscopdl Caurch-REy j. SAAHE,
s'cher IN charge. Rev. SMITH, \ =
tant- Preaching e' cry Sabbash. arfernatfI7, i,
! o'clock in the norning, or n in the
Hing- Sabbath Sel.ool at O'Clock a
yer meeting every Thursday evening at :
Nee Iitz-adaat-a-v. Ii Pow,
~ le4chug eyll Sabbath ,n, - ~ -
II @ck, and in h -eninr a. . . clock.
~ @ea school at o't Gck- p ~ Prayer
2 ng or the first No. lay evening of each
tth 'ua on ever Fgesday, Thursday
7 t5ia"y iyening, e ,eh ting the fr;s week
7ir'aisae Nethodist Rgv JoHN WLtIASs,
tor.--PTeae e ~ Sabbath evening az
i ( o'eiock Sabb h Sciooi a 10 O'Clock
y Prsy,T meetiu every Friday eyeuing
1 9'c.9ck SOciei every Fuesday eyeing
4 clock
5fseiPieS--iE y LLOYD, Fastsr-Presch--
\ every 'as bath )rning at % O'clock.
- t.csle- Rlpt. f-REy. DAVID JENi1Ns,
A A3r--Pre' b.Hg very Sabbath cvcniig ut
o'clock - bath School at I o'clock. p. VI.
iEhotic---i s. p. J. MITCHELL, Pasbr-
'el ices cver Sab ath morning at lO4 ohlock
~ fesls2rs q clock in the evening.
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EBENsBURG ROs. OFFICERS

Justices of the Peaee.-De-id H. Roberts,
Harrison Kinkead-
B1irgess.-John D. Hughes.
Torn CouReil-Andrew Lewis, rosbua D.
Parrish, Dagid Lewis, .Richard Jon. Jr.. NJ.
:. Harr.
| CLERK to Counca-James G. Noon
! Borough TredsureT.-George Gurley. -
\ Heigh Hasfers.-Davis & Lloyd.
.sedSoI Directors-M. C. MCague, i x
Barker, Thomas NJ. Joies, Reese s. Lloyd,
Edward Glass, William avis.
Treasurer Of Scheo9 BSrrd.--Evan MorGn-
CoAstaBie.-George Guley-
Tar Colieetoy.-George Gnrley.
.hsses ssessor.-Richard T. Davis
Ja5ge II Eiec,io David koIsea- i
fsssectors.-I II, Rebt Is, Depis'
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