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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01
The right Kind of aWoman.
we find IN the silver Creek Mirror III,
following correspondence, which bears it,

~ Svse>e-K>E@fesSs's 80 9A-sTr y "a Fl
I r nisrs sssDuHKIRK. Oct 18th, 1860.
Mrs. Lockwocd, ss herd this morning
that your husband is good Douglass mar
and you hive msidthe Republicans pres
ent Of a'bsnner sol think if Lady by the
naim of Lockwood IL she will make such
present shecap 60 BY the nsin Of Lock
wood ..'T yours surly > ..o.ryx7rf
~, ,H, H, ,LocKw Kwoop.
80 SivEn Geek, Oct. l5, 1860.
Mr., H., H. Lockwood, Sir, am not &C,
custoMed to hold correspondence with
gentlemen ihl lough the usual channels, and
therefore must ask tho editor Of the Mir,
ror te. print iu his %, per my reply to your
scholarly. note. I'm happy to assure you thai
my husband i good Douglas man, who
pemits me to settle my own domestic insti'
tutions .(politics includeO in my own way
subject to the constitution Of the United
Ststss.'o You give me undue credit in the
matter Of the banner. II was not my gin
alone. bat that of the ladies Of Silver Creeh
and the presentation. was s.maid" by me In
thsir bshaH,xH ny Rspublicspisn fsndefI
tht honSred A"nsim" OF Lockwood insup
portable to you. IRON Cesn petition for it
change, but II you should decide to write
your own petition permit me to intima,s
th,s ny y husband s % keep. spelling, book. Fl
sslsy ,Uptil thatltime -shsll have the IAN
daoiy to eign my nams'o tel siov o. bssr
scy div rlhssFs' n N. 8. LocKwoop.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01

0I-Herschel v. Johnson said, il .his,
speech at Term Hauie: ABE l. ntel9, he
great rail sPlittcr--I own twealy' s,yss ,(qe,
groes;) any o ie can beat b NJ 3, tsYs Sq 4
splitting rails, and give Two hauiled j,
would prefer any one Of fhcm for President,
SO help me God, TO Abe Lincoln"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01

6TA train Of twenty cars left Cleveland
after the celebration with an Irishman on
board who refused to pay his fare, and who
was put off at the FIRST station. To be re-
vergsd, he pulled out the connecting pin,
and the train went thirteen miles before it
was discovered that TWO cars full of people
had been left behind.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01

An ArPEAL.--Rev. T. NJ. Eddy, clergy.
man in the Methods, Church. has written q
touching appeal 10 behalf of his brethren
in Texas, to the President of the Uniled
States. He calls upon him to see that the
power confded to his hands by the people
be exercised for their protection. He says:
But, sir, "Oppression maksth Use man
mad" The murder OF Bewley has startled
us, and the question begins to run through
our million of membership. Csn an Ad.
ministration be found which will protect the
rights OF conscience and the freedom of
worship! deprecate the existence of such
a state Of things, but we are not responsible.
We love our brethren, and cannot see them
slaughtered BY gangs OF desparadoes with
out feeling, determining solemnly on our
knees, and at the holy communion, that they
shall be protected. A few more ,such mur.
ders as that Of Brewlsy, and our people will
ask WHO will give US an Administrations
strong enough to uphold the rights dearest
Of all others, and for that man, be he who
he may, they will cast their united suffrage.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01
. Il, Ter /, ,,s a.,; OF ADVERTISING /:

EEBynn5ss CAspssf fye Anes,or less, Isa.oY per
;asrfw ~. ss,srlnihe Cd 10 ihsss The. chzsniols
ntsresiins W t,s eenssai reader thaa nss
80, bsf feio fore been and ask aud expeot an I'M
s,,s;sS} iRSe restsaaits welfare by The gsusW he.
On VisAssst Hsimons county r, enas 'n'" w
scRsEARI in MIND, The ,ohroniels contain;
..asS readtns matter, Miscellaneous. Local, ouu
Es,eYs New . II an say other paper imbitshed IN
sisosahfy sal h hr he n''' 'aSiS'"'' ~
aud raIiali Market Reports,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01
NUNIBER 4S.-..'
The Political Ca,nna.c,,' \ 4

Hon. Edward Bates, of Mi.sou,i. ha. nun.
lished another letter endorsinp NJ. Lincoln
and the principles Of the Republican, oarlv.
He denounce. tho various bargains mais
BY the Republican parties a. merely scheme.
10 defeat the will Of the people and throw
the election into the Democratic Senate.
In reference to the difference be,ween the
part es supporting Bell and Lincoln he says.
al shall dr. w no parallel m,eb Ia.sr ,on
Tast, between Nessrs. Lincoln and Bell;
for in oil sincerity, e,terse.n ysrs high
opinion Of them both Ia the g.asral ad.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01

DIR. L. II. GRATIGNY, j
rDHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ten
j dsss his service 70 the Ci,zers Of 81. cisIrs
vis and vicipity, Office and Res den ee South side
OF Maia street, IN the house formerly occupied by
Thomas Johnso4. elrMach % go, Il y ~ hIfR
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15
AnecA0fe OF Esusess.

have just heard well authenticated an
.ecdote of Lieutenant Governor Rusch A
delegate to the Democratic State Convention
held here on Wednesday -Redington of Lee
iCounty-in conversation with Mr.. Rusch
asked him why he could not vote for Doug
las for President? The latter with a placid
face said that under certain circumstances
he woutd vote for Douglas With his coat
tails standing straight out behind he rushed
away to inform the magnates of the party
that the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was about to
be converted to Democracy The latter func-
tionary was soon afterward waited on by di.
plomatic Democrats with the assurance that
every circumstance should be made easy for
his political transmigration, and was reques-
ted to state the circumstance under which he
would vote for the Artful Dodge from Hi
nois. With the slightest possible kink at
either corner Of his mouth Rush replied that
when Douglas should be nominated for Pres
idcnt by the National Republican Conven-
ton, upon National Republican Platform,
he would eheest4lly gice him his support.
Did ever poor gudgeon get worse caught?
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ngSEASfS of ss,e CHEST

hsSEAStS of t1ae CHEST and LUNGS.
These diseases are too well kaown to require des-
criptoh' fYw many thousands are every year carri-
ITO lie silent grave by that dreadful scourge Con-
sumption, which always commences with a slight
cough. Keep the blood pare and healthy by taking
few doses of Judsons Mountain Herb Pill each week,
and disease ofany kind is impossible. Consumption
ana Lang difficulties always arise from particles of
corrupt matter deposited in the air cells by bad blood
Purliy that stream of life ad il will very soon carry
oil ana destroy the poisonous matter and like "a crys-
tai river lowing through desert will bring with it
ana ieaVe throughout the body the elements of eah
and strength. As the river leaving the elements o.:
fertility in its course the before barren waste
to bloom with flowers and fruit pure blood causes
the former to rejoice in strength and health and bloom
with uufaiing beauty.
'udson's MopAtain Herb Pills. are sold by all Med,
iCiu
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

Gu ior sale Tor the same debt. AT the second
exposure for sale, the property must not be
disposed of at.tprice less than half the APP
praised value. If not sold at the second ven
due, the property cannot be again put up
until the lapse of another. year. Appraisers
are to be allowed for their services, 81 per
day, and 90 cents for each half day, provided
they claim these rates of compensation at
the time of the apprasment. The Act,
however, is not to be construed SO as to
prevent officers from selling property levied
upon without appraisement, whenever the
defendant III the execution valves in writing
after the levys his. tight of appraisment. re
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FsEs. WEE. ssAME'S
EszlssaE.a fDr the s.sgasys

Cincinnati, March 10, 1856.
MEsSEs A. L. ScovTLL & Co.-Gc@ts: Two winters
ago was very low With CONSERVATION, and PHYSICIANS
seemed 10 TAIL TO do n,e any permanent benefit, and
continued to grow worse and worse untimy physician
told me that one of my lungs entirely goae! and
that coMo not get rem. then tried DR.. Halls
ltalsam, which at irSt sickened me; but threw
ohiarge quantities. of matter I'd phlegn, my cough
gradually ceased, NV lungs began to heal. and
tnuedto improve, till was entirely cured, and have
been able toattend tn my business since soon
anerward recommended IL to lcIuaintanc e of mine
who was a tCTkttH1 skciefOR and apparently worse
than was. lie tells me it the pfsaving his
life For further reference call my residence
No 3d. south side of East Third street between Broad
way and sycamore streets, or nj the Museum on
more street. JOHN A. BoWfQUtNE.
- See Advertisement.
Sold by j. L. TAYLOR. Ottumwa.
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The Appraise .nent Law,

1t provides that before real or personal pro-
perty shall be exposed to public sale by a
Sheriff, Constable, or other officer, three per-
sons having the qualification ofjurors shall
be selected to make an appraisment, and the
property thus passed upon cannot be sold
for less than two-thrds the amount of its APP
praised value. Real estate remaining un-
sold for want ofbidders, after having been
once apprised, cannot be again offered for
sale under the same or another execution up
on the same judgment or decree, until after
the expiration of one year, when the same
property may bc again appraised and offer
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

LUMBER.-We call attention to he card of
Mcssrs Campbell & Mcclure. dealers in all
kinds of pine lumber, at the Depot of the B.
d NJ. K. r.. This yard is a branch of the
well known Burlington firm Of the same
name, and is under charge Of Mr.. J. MAY.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

GONE AFTER GooDs.-C. G. Warden, Kit
tredge, of X. & Merrill; Inskeep, of |. &
Bro; iIawiey, Of H. Is Son; and others of
our leading houses, are now absent, making
heavy purchases for the spring trade.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

select SCHOOLGIRLS CLARK proposes 30 open
Select School In the Old Court House Ito commence
IN. first Monday in April. Terms three dollars, for
term Of twelve weeks, and deductions, except in
cases of prolonged illness. 1-3w
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

SELECT School. Miss Clark, it will be
seen, proposes to open select school on the
LIST Monday of April, in old court house. -
Miss Clark has been connected with the
Public Schools in this city several years, and
rs. known in this community as an expert
enced teacher. |.
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AND REMEMBER THAT
ostumws, Oct. 6, 1s5s-nso-tf
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
EASeEEPEsis.

4 Bsaec0leRt INSTRUCTION e>taJliSEed by spe,iaI I'm
6O'Ca5eRt 1r tie Heiigf Of the Sick ant Uiytrsst9
dHjatgd rim Iirnleat dRH E'gt7eaic Diseases
and espsejaHyyJr tie Cure .fDiae4se~ IF tie Ser
tt3i D5D1HR.
SaViIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ia view Of the aw-
Z fJl destruction OF hluan life caused By sexual
diseases and she receptions prcticed upon unfert
nate Victims Of such diseases by quacAs. al yrar
ago direy led their CaUsgiAE surgeoa as "a CaARrF
IiLs Acc worthy oftther nauGe, 10 open Dspensary
for the tsetu eHt ct this class uf isastS In all tn 4
f0rmS, aad TO give MEDICAL ADEftE GRATIS to all
Who apply by letter, with description of their CON
ditiun, Gage, occnpatiou habits OF lie, nc and IN
cases of extreme ppy Crty, 10 furnish MediC.e nee
charge. IL is needless to ada that The Association.
commands the highest Medical skill of the age and
wiil furnish the NEST APPROX ed mnicra rCatIllu t
The Directors OF the Association In dcir Annual Re-
port upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases express
the highest satisfaction with tse success wc hs at
tended the labor of thelr surgeons IN the cure OF per
rpat .rr'l.ss, Seminal weakness Gouorrhca. Gleet
Sypl.s he yicg Of Ouans,n, Self Abuse Disease
OF tEc ,>rayS and Bladder, &c, aaI order . cuutin-
aauta ar''.c salue plan for'the ensuing year
Ngh.gtrt RspJrts spcrmato, rha,3 aud other bis.
49, - lie Sexual Organs aud on The New Rea-Gie>
-nI,'ostt I've the Dispenslry, sent to the atSts,i ia
@agj letter enyelnpes. free of charge. Two nr three
stEmps for ps-tage viii be acceptable.
Address, 80. J. SEH.LlS HuvsaGOY, Acting Sgycsrn
tyryar,l lI5ciaton, No South NiatA street. riiila
&, !2Aj.., pI by order OF The Directors
EERt D. HEkSrWEfI, PgssR ~
jst.N. FNtECliILD, .Scc,Ctdt,y. ., ? . --ast.7 q.
sitHaa.y -, lSj0-nii-u
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

Doors AND SHOES AT COST will now for
a short time, Offer the balance of my stock of
boots and shoes at cost. C. NJ. BIADr.
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rr.E NOTICE.
EEFAL NOTICE.

Sir: You ere hereby
notified tlat original rotice has been issued az inst
Won, thaf heIrctfe LIST day of March next pc
t.tlrn ~ Ihn Iiite viii he file in the Office OF thu
fiv& Of the District Court Of Wapeia county. lows
claiming 6f Yen the .: eight hundred dollar.
TaVCe3 DUE - BIN contract for sale OF certain
'anaS sold by ltm 10 You, lying in said county for
which yoG executed your rroRisory notes August Th
i-al, ~ unless should appear and answer said
petition on or before the morning OF the 3ath day CT
March, 1860, the prayer 81 said petition would .e
granted. The said notice having been returned by
the sheriff ''aet -oURd publication Of this notIce Is
ordered by he Clerk ef said Court.
HEN EisSllnTTs BURTON
Fea.9, ssa.--ls-it-iw Attys for Petitioner.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

Our Street Commissioner has nearly COM
pleted substantial, mud proof sidewalk on
the south side of Front, between Market and
Green Streets.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

CASH FOR RYE--Mr. Lewis Gicbrich will
pay 80 cents cash per bushel for rye, deliv
cred at his establishment in this city.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

ScHwoRN,-ItiS a fact some of onf read
-ers may not have learned, that Schworm has
removed to the room next door west of his
former place, in the same building, where he
keeps full stock of groceries and kindred
articles the best quality for sale at the low
prices now ruling in this market Schworm
will receive new goods ip few days, and viii
do q wholesale and retail business.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

Mock iEGrsLATUEE.-llis Excllencv, J.
M. Hedricli, Governor elect, viii deliver his
Inaugural before the assen blcd wisdom of
the Mock Legislature, at the Court House,
on Saturday evening next, at 7 o'clock. Ia-
dies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to attend.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

BUILDINGS. N. Kellogg announces that
he is still with Us -tr0wel in hanl-with
plenty ofmorter, and prepared to. DO plaster
ing in the best style, AMI to contract for
buildings of all sorts an / sizes. CHARLEY
is the man 20 hitch to, if a man is wanted
who is enterprising and can be depended
uron to do what be agrees and when he
agrees.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

REMOVED. Nunncmakcr has removed to
Daum's Brick Building, opposite the Ottum
wa House. @
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

Prof Below, the horse tanner and teacher
of horsemanship, has been lecturine, teach
ing and experimenting in this city since
Monday last, inclusive, with entire success,
so far as coming mp to his bills is concerned
His is truly one of the most wonderful as
well as useful of modern discoveries or in
yentions, whichever it may be calle,l.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

If you want your watches repaired, take
them to Nunamakers.
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StFEHEiEe- Esrrrs LkNGTON & QUINCY
a RAILROAD LINE.
Old and Only Reliable Route East.
Fror Burln rt0n 10 Chicago Detroit. Toledo. Pitts
burg PHILADELPHIA Baltimore New York. and all 9TH
er Eastern aad Southeastern Cities
1st Morning Train leaves 900 am.
2d Accommodation - 800 y IN.
81 Evening Express " no M
Passengers leaving Burlington on the 500 a train
connect AZ MENDOZA with the Illinois Central Raro al
North and south, and at Chicago both the morning
ani evening trains Coco and 7:l0 m. connec.
with an Great Eastern Railroad routes to wit: NJ.
c. Il. T., via Detroit; NJ. :. r. r.. via Toledo and
Pi'tshurE and It. Wayne Y. r. via Fl. Wayne, Of
which passengers take their choice.
on;v twenty hours from Burlington Toledo thir-
teen hours ahead Of any other rous aving Burling
ton.
Rarga"e checked through 20 Detroit. Niagara Falls
and New York. Boston, Toledo, Dunkrk, Buffalo,
PiishurG and Philadelphia.
Tickets for this great Eastern horoughare for sals
at Otamwa, Fairfield, Mt Pleasant and at the Ticke.
Office, corner Fropt and Watersts Bur gton
Sleeping cars attached to the night trains
Fare as low as by any other route.
REMICK
Jan. GG--tf. Genl Ag't c. b. @. r. X.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

being very full, sell them as low they can
be bought at KEOECh or BURLINGTON.
Before trading
Remember that We pay The highest price for Corn
Wheat and Oats
Remember that we pay the highest price for Neal
aud Flour.
Remember that We pay the highest price for Flax
and Timothy Seed.
Remember that We Pay the highest price for Rags
and BeeswaG.
Remember that pay the highest price for Butter
and Eggs.
Remember that we pay the highest prie. for Honey
and Lard. 81 .t
Remember that We pay the highest price fol- Chick
ems and TurkieS.
Remember that ray the highest price for Feath,
ers, Hides and Deer skins. ... ~s
Remember that we pay he hg'es. Price in fact for
all kinds produce.
Remember that We pay the hishest price for County
and City Orders, ..
Remember that we sell at least - per cent lower
than any-other house in town.
Remember that we d0r't sell mary item on Credit.
Remember the Place, Main Street, opposite Ottu,u-
wa House. uED.sICn !. GILLESPIE.
January II, ls50--uiiu
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

Republican Clnb-.Meets regularly every
Friday evening" Ifedrick Gillespies Store Front
street Members Of the party are invited TO attend
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OI"rUMW \
Tae C..eapcs, Property.

vVNi'E proprietor fths paper has some Thirty tots
favoraby Situated between the business portion
ofthe city and the Depot which he will sell to actual
settlers AZ prices below the market and upon terms
which will enable every one TO own Homestead
grow rich by Its rise In value improve at pleasure
anu ssse rent Call at this Office, and see II this Is
not so. .f
Several Dwelling Houses for sale First rate invest
ments. Fnauir re at the CourierOaice sf.str',
Nov. 10, 1859. - h-Efl'e
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REAoyEp.-Betts & Woodward have removed 20 their
new rooms, opposite the 0ttumwa House. IS
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JEFFERSON HOUSE.
JOHN POTTER, Proprietor,

South side Front between Green and jefferson Streets
Ottumwa, iowa. Stable and wagon Yard attached.
Feb. 90, 80 81, SIN. ta" ~
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Attention Farmers.

vMTE viii, on and aft err October 18th grind sheet
w for the s'h, or twelve and hall cents per
hushci slower toll than any other MIL in apollo
county, the usual toll being the 9Th,
Give MS q cal aud convince 20 rpvce that the
"Fsners MINIS the naceto get z, inc done.
pkssHSs y, ~ 49, iltf A.Li - : =
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RAILROADS.
CgaANEE DE- TIME.


BUriisl =. Osa AZ Missouri IL. e. IL.
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-, Pri,iisncrs..-The subscriber has for sale
,a following sizes of News Prnting Paper, to WITT
ooxs2. 22x34; 2tx36; and 25x37, which he afford
=, obout Burlington prices. Publishers West of OF
,,mwa can send by teams coming to the Railroad, at
= very trifing expense, and order often pIb-
fishers who may desire purchase Of me viii please
advise me promptly, stating quantity and size wGnted
Terms cash or rags on delivery. H
J. W. NORRIS
orruMwA, Feb. t. $780, Courier Office.
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GOING wEST-

nN AND AFTER Nov. Is, and until further nc
sSEtire is given, Passenger Trains will leave an
Apri We as follows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-05
GEORGETOWN.


GEosekrowS, June S, 1seo
perhaps proper 70 explain that that portion
: notce'' we saw In the collectors ONCE of the
4nestPeake and Ohio canal was written some
days since. The board of directors at their meet
ing IN your city last week appointed Mr. A. E.
SoPef; OF Maryland, as collector here I'm place of
captain Mich Hollingsworth, removed, to take
enect on the 18th inst. We have heard favor
aoie account Of Mr.. Soper, and hope be may prove
70 DC ss emcient and accommodating an ofcer as
MS predecessor. All Of the appointments of the
board are not spoken Of I'm favorable terms how.
ever ana no wonder. Thefe is one positio on here
requiring the services Of an expert penman and
Why, very worthy but iilitsrate MARYLAND man.
VINO was an applicant for a position which did
not require knowledge OF g reading - riting'i
ana " rithmetic,n and who was honest enoug h
ana modest enough TO acknowledge his inca
Paclty to I'LL the place assigned him, and would
do so. nam "
Another Maryland man is appointed lock keeper
mere, who, II Is said, will have 10 learn his bust
ness az Inc expense of the company and the time
ana temper Of the boatmen. Whether this is so
or not,w we do not know; but we do know that Bar
rev. Hrict Catholic and an flinching Demo-
erat,was removed by the late board 70 make room
for member of their own party We also know
that not long afterwards he B. died of consump-
uoh' Leaving large family. We know, further
Una. MS oldest son-who, in religion and politics.
follows In the footsteps OF his father; who has the
enure charge of large and helpless family; who
has no trade; who Is out of employment at present.
ana who understands the management Of lock-
gates, having attended to them since he was
small ooy-was an applicant before the board; but
the pressure from Maryland was great, land lie
poor fellow had no vote,) and they were very
sorry, &c and the upshot Of all was, there was
no chance for him.
tits not necessary to comment upon these facts
Let every one draw bis own conclusions, for the
theme is pregnant one.
The hail storm which visited our city yester-
day about O'Clock, was Of short duration, but
OF unusual severity. The hail stones which, at
one time nearly covered the surface of the ground
were, 4 an average size, equal to pigeon eggs but
great portion of them measured from three 10
five inches in circumference
Attention Is called to the advertisement in an
other column Of Strawberry Festival to be given
by the young ladies of the Methodist Protestant
church, commencing tomorrow evening All
who attended the fair OF these ladies in the lee
ture room last winter, will be sure to attend this
festival, and all who ike an evening of innocent
recreation and enjoyment will do well to call
Attention is directed 10 the sale, this afternoon
Of building lots, by Barnard Buckley These
lots are on the Heights, where opportunities of
purchasing building lots are not often presented