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v b NcQuesti0u '''s"' " IVY
William Allison, p,,,. c,tr
tterIe Lebean. Moose Creek
= = S,.ckr,i,' ..........-.............ut ShlSOd
n 81 n~is .GCgnan G0Sch
Bsil,nsvr 4 Allen French Gu,ch
Frnch 4 Patt.t. ......... Henderson Gulcl'
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
p. z. Gilmore. ths proprietor Of the great Peace Ja-
blee At Bsst0a, sailed fSr Europe Oh the 81 int.
Postm rter 0sacral Csc.swsll Is recovering.
The psint:a. maseriA q the old National Lassui-
0encsr was sold It aseelon August 81
] Mira Dr.. Hobbs was shot dead At Boston. August
3D. In hsr p,lUe IN the presence 1T her husband by
Thoe, L White, 1t TeaaesSss, . patient VI her hus.
band.
Sweeney I Dsugho N@chants' Excaasgc, estab.
lished In lssA hsvs 1nay msryed into the new Nor
ehantS BxeAaaga on California stsSct San Francisco
A ten ssamp quartz mill was shipped from San
Francisco 10 Japan, August 18th.
The government bonded warehouses In Philaa.p hia
were destroyed BY 6rc Aasase 9TH. Loss. 81 5O1O0
Some 1000 barrels Of whisky wsrc burnei
Aaispascs dated Mobile, August ash, says Maundcr
probably elected to Congress BY $4,000 majority.
Queen Isabella 10 disposed to siicstc tho throne Of
Spain In favor Of AsturiaA
The truth ot the rsport that Spain has opened ne
eosiasioss with the United Ssaes looking u tho indc
psadsues q Cabs y positively denied. :.
Adispatch dat.d Montgomery. Alabama. August
lh says saouyh rstarnS have received indicate
the election 0t Parkinson, (Deno rat,. by several
hsndrsd nsjosity IL ths 81 District Buckley, IL ID
ss'A \ elected In tails District. -
Prince Ilensi D. BourSsn bro<hc-lnlsw os I.sho'.
10 preparing 10 rctasn to S.an by permission Ut the
government. tz.I.-..= ~.
Dispatches from Long Branch to the New York Sun
ssy that Secretary RJhesn admits t.st senate: Cole
has GOES 70 San Doainso on Sp snish mission. The
Secretary declared that within ous year San Domingo
| viii be adaaistsd Into the Union t
Andy johnson aud Bailie Psytou are the rival can
dIdaess los The Tcnnessss Senatosship -. ..
The Chicago Trisssfs Chattano,yI specisl repeats
tie sty that stokes h dcicatd h. will proceed IL
NsshviIc aeise the State Capital and arc ives. and
psociaim himself Governor without eoute ting the
elsc4ion besogethe Snprsme Cont" u c0nrse GJv-
cnoe Seot viii call ont the militia to resist this pro-
ceei,ng and an asmcd collision will cnsae whc,eupon
Stoke. experts the General Government to interfere
In his behalf and depose S.ute Stokes has repeat
ody threat usd In puhlic speeches. TO fore the Gov
esnmcnt to interfcr aud this l. tic manncr In which
be expecte to bring Il about
During The session q Parliament 10 London. Angust
e. egeae s1csensat was caused BY loud expo.i0o
In IL bsniias. A search W. ins.<sd, aud tin
CSC which had eostsined posdss was picked up On
IL taee ssas By. Net mach dan sss was done. The
Il 1871 = =. - -
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OsyasssCh - 41g5uatssi0. \. II a.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-08-13
THE PEOPLES TRIUMPH IN
DEER LODGE.
From, the ucrakl, Aug. 1

From the Ucrakt Aug. "
"Therc Is great rejoicing in Deer Lodge
lover the SUCCESS Of the Peoples Ticket in
"tha. county. The full importance Of the
- victory won is only now becoming appre.
- ciatcd. and the COOL folks over the way
"arc demonstrating and properly showing
themselves jubi'ant and enthusiastic. In
I" tlis g,aad movement If the People were
united the best men Ut both parties in the
- county, and they achieved victory over
(which tho best men throughout the Ter.
''ritory arc male glad. The candidates
=" elected are probably the most worthy men
" that could have been chosen for the sew
''cral Offices they are to ill. Divided in
''p ,iiiics between the schools Of Il publ
&C .nism and DEMOCRACY, Republicans and
=" Democrats mar he'd to the polls, arm in
'nr,n. and Gust til. i; suit. ;es for the elect
"of the People Suffering under official
"abuses such ~ few communities would
''have tolerated 90 long, and stirred to resist
"nnc. by inpositions 50 shameless tia,
mo apology would sufficiently answer for
''tl,sir commission, the citizens Of every oc-
"cura,ion and calling, irrespective Of party
- ties, united - ons man under thu banner OF
1.-The People. I'D fought the gallant flsh.
for honesty-fOr right-fOr reform. W.
ARE rcjo:ccd, and join the shout coming up
''from every quarter D. or Lodge l'as done
- Eobly-shc has done tho best Of ALL"
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- D.-WALrHAX WATCHES q. D
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.

60 NJ Id Wan q, n. T.
C. q. D.-WALTHANW ATCuEs-C. q. D.
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
FULLER co. late n. 4 Chapaaan Guy h
Reaovvd y No. - John g., NY.
We Win sssd. On osdss, sinsjs WaleAaa Wa1cAss 10
so)d Gid and Oliver cAsus only b. expeeae 70 any mt
Of u unit0 1ta1es 70 - ps foe q delivery alte
e1ani1Gloo. . whcSss1ls psicea. II bayee . pae
T1sCoapasys Esaraa4es esaG Win eeeA wsleA
- Se6d tus nlaseEstsd Clsealass giving fa isfss.
nstsvu. ely
New Bakery! 4fa
(0eW 0essh-vv west Oulldln0.l
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA
III OPENED, 0ponod, 0po0o6. ~
:''-A n''4 r'''1 S! g, ,-r.-, by, .,.
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tnu - can - 0n4D e Aom0s gssFs ttf hsf& i'll
1 Tv - New 14ks'y, ssSsse4E: ..,sl
1l'7 waiter ". ,Jolansos,, Z FIX
CIVIL ENGINEER.
WIN aAssea = ~ oUvsy = Ieaa c. unaur
uss1A = enta. oasysys = Misc. Aereaes -.
vey. ~ ioRine dhcAEe . ~ espacjty. 01elasese
- t11passts oAls1ss - 6lasss q ssek = -
80 !: csp.. n. waa ns,ss; 1aaaaak Ds,sA
"a 49, 1aaa = Ds~ IsAes osy
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r Our Baaiss OF Duslncss.
Tn INV Noss.-wnsr 10 before yox. Judss It
jusely, q 10 merits q Aseeits. s.d II mscts your
apsssval patzoaiss +. y WIN b sl'shed weekly q
0GE0 loDoG CITY, MONTANA,
I Trims INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE,
CURRENCY RATES:
Ox1 Corr 0xE YsAR. ........................$S %
Oxx Corr Six MoxTns. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e.
l. ADVERTISING RATES Quarterly = Due.
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COUNCIL MEMDERG
The Second Council District, composed
OF Deer Lodge and xissouls counties, polls
the following vote fox Councilmen:
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Cod In New York, August 18th. l.asH.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

y. AC4A -
toffAs Gel Nsss ~ No. n a1lh)
HAVING pss.asll, 49, NJ
u siay u New Yea = Dy1I {.
attend Ia bssinAss u esog1 -,
IN c"~mi.sioa. ssas v ~ ~ -
l'.st u Texas. Cs!I%etls9 - h y
eis,ss n New ysQh 49, ~ ~,
asiphIa, and ~ sG1sasA - 80
es'saissioas, tssapell s1dl11oo -
dratts un tjslvssaan. Ar a01ob -
ran h procured b Ne NsstAsso ~.
Asu. psfshassA = - ~ 1uUeuo ~
AID f"vsssdsd - 1lsoe4sG. A Gu173
&" Purchases 'ssss - aeeeDgsa3o1 -
q 9 Oh.
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merits u pruiaes, - sssnies = M q
l.aJiny, s"d resssus Il 0alee 49, -
eompa"isd By renlaaasss.
s,<ciai aissasisa giseo = ~ ~ q
Texas J.vo,ssty, u whisA . ~ 1esssip
tson must " sssA che ~ - -
recorded ~ ,naPssejss.
Parties vis'tiak Nsw YEA ~ lasols1
to call ., The Tess Aaeasy," wAepe
they will fad foil liz Il 1osas pqDo0t
also 6lss NJ he Tess Aounnne ~ ~
sisc- The eonussesosne q - lnh16.
sioa, With waps u dto1soae esoa11se ~
.sciio.s u the Hones. ~ soAe (nl1Gno'
ton in relation " 5ssaa, u So ellDs
To those seeking haoss shsss, - 4os11on1
u invest in TexAs proPssU.
Il vxexScs-Te the (3slvss4es NeUu,
rexas lt-publ'ss~, and The Pres y
rsn~. -,onersliy throsghoss ~ HeeeA
September ! 1908 az
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

THE Nsw York D., gesk : - -
est. out.poten, ana iaasp4 .sdeoe paa1A
devoted 10 the sq~al1sy, huoosul1S ~
prosperity of As usooesa1ie 9ENA
aud the dslsase Of he graad A0er -
system Of frde1ssd s>aaes, = 49,
basis, es .bli-hed By WssAiaxtso -
the fathers Of .1aesican Nbesv. u
holds that this gl.sieas A0sote1n -
,sm IL selfEovsssihg t,saaes ~ 49,
xeneous citizenship, whisA, = s0a6ev
y.srs II peace - Psspesity, Sssis
shed one drop Il A4ssieaa k1ssA =
CON. ctsd single eitissa Y disiwal11.
or directly taxed he peopls ~ 1sjo1e
10y its support, asd aieks b ojbly -
tended over tho whnle "beuo6ten -
t,nen,,' ~s. the bsss govessaeoeG - -
earth, and must IL rsslossd - \ ~ :"
made by WashiAgtOW, " ~ wAele ~
mu., needs eollapss iaso sAass aaass&s,
and rum.
The Day Boob, shssslbss, Asnaa1b
the restoration NJ Ne Whieo eeDph1D.
and As mus, and vill b aeeeqnG1sAei
either through their ssassa, = ~
btad and suffering " Ne peeoaA h
earnestly Islors ae The k,suss, ~ b
boldly graphing vith ~ ses1pA 49,
ci--. and criasss II Nsagsslsso. \ ea4sqe
il utm,st TO save shs essasy ~ ~
awful necessities Of ~ haoes.
Tho psy .Rs,t siit, ks~esGe. heeep :
tor hc more than ever 1eseeod = ~ 4 .
varied purposes u ssDs 49,. o..
scIous that it reaches shuusaa1o n ~.
III ~ho ,shs ~ sahes tsasnal AqDos1,
perhaps, their iocal paper, h vim -
,inuc and i'nprws II NsAs = ~
Week summary, N - n pgepou1 3
trnn-c,ip. ii ths Wnrld's sveate = -
issue. it~ F~.a.iy D~passnsa1" NJ
embrace the hest original aad ootoo1
stories II. Agricultural Dspaelnen
viii t- fully sastaiscd, snd bo3ae ~
only paper Of IL sla.a n,sds ~ areooh
10. Country circulation, Il b seao1os1
Ihas it is worth doahie he yeloe g 3
weekly hurriedly reprinted 6tuo : ~.
Il gives full and ro.plsss rspsso q -
Now i,ex and Albany Caaale nos1pae;
train, Provision, ssd CooDoa Maeho1a
and Weekly Review u Fiasasia1 ~
,err, together with the Nasksos, ~ ~
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to the time Of going - pssss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26


MRs. GRANr.- The .Ne,o .u;,iress
Of The White Uoase.-Mrs. Slower,
Andrew Johnsous daughter. quietly
sud respectfully took her departure
far Tennessee last wee... Good
opinion follows slI the ladies' OF the
While House under the passing ad
mini.trstien. We feel The most
rsyfee, aud sereae confidence in the
spirited, handsome aud graceful lad,
who is N DO Tho misircs, Of this
msnsinn under General Grapi
Her education, Ihrcniaec, and social
opportunities have shuhhanily aas
ifed her 70 grace the White nouse
Her father. Mr. Dent. vas the pro
prietor &c an estate aud Il home
comparable with soy between New
Or'ear. and st. Louis, in those
days when thai Fart cf tho worth
contained tho eo','iemep planicr. Jp,.
ercelLacs. He spared no Generous
pains to make liz beJs ipfueniial
and his girls accomplished Nv.
Grant VAS the flower pl the fauiily.
aud 10 her s.seei.y OF head sud
heart she sas proba Oily tine frs, per.
son In the land 10 express sympathy
and appreciation of The quiet Young
cadet. her Arp'baSs cla.smaie At
West Point. She was the tried
con, m n ion Of tis poveriy and carly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

Whs = psstssi 70 death By ladic,
vita msesissssbis dsnghssrs? Tho
hseaslos. VII. il Invited II iss and
svsaiex psrtiss. sad told IL drop in
isas vAsa i 10 coavssisn,? The
bachelor. Who live. in clover al
HE days, aad SHEA Ls die. h.. Gov.
en- ssFsva essr his grave BY the girls
that eoaId mt en'rsp himr The
he<hsior. Who roas 10 BID esris
hefssse tine drag heavily ~i,h
Hist ~ ssrr'sd mss. Who eets
. ssoadlag Tor picking art the softra:
psst u ~ led. ssd f.r u.kisr w
~ habJ 10 The morsiaer The msr.
Sisa nas. VIA Aas wood ~ aplis,
ssd 1esbsetag = d.. ~ yoass oaes
y wash. asA H. issy ,srvss,. u loot
sssWf ~ nsrrieJ man Who i
tseHe - r. uAipriAs his ~ik2 TIE
1.sssisd ~ss Who gets divor,ss3
~ asssi 4 ssa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

What il year lis hut wave
TN Has dsra riding -tr~aia,
Whirh Is so quickly ronr thpi we
Account II hat y dream,
It's hat = single earnest throb
Or Tines cid iraa heart,
Which tircless moss. aud strong 40 when
IL Hrst with life did stirt
What l. YEAR, tbs hat n turn
W Tine old hrayen wkce',
Or but u rage UPON the book
Which death must shortly seal
'Tis Tut n step utsa the roal
Which VIC must travel Ger.
a few more st~T~ AMI we shall walk
A.'fe's weary road no mere.
What il a YEAR, ria hut breath
frum Times Old nnstriis blown,
A. rushing onward Ger the earth
We hear his weary maan.
lis like the buhl,e GA tho wave,
Or dew upon the lawn,
A. transient ~ the mist. If morn
Bcnsa,h the summer sun.
What i. year It's but type
pi lilies oft changing scene
Yantii : hspfy m,rn comes gaily On
With hills and valleys grcon
Mex, summer prime succeeds til,
Spring,
Then Auiumn with tear,
Then comes old Winter death, and al
Mus, had their level here.
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Life lssurasss CsnDasy,
NEW yoaK.

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Jrnuary .. 1864.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26


Trus 10 the oray.
BY rtAkL RtvBs
cannot listen to y,ar words,
The land is lung aid wide;
90 sech r'sar lspry Northern girl
IL be Your Living bride.
Ny brothers they worc soldiers--
The sesnxeet OF the three
Was slain while Kshtjng ny the side
or gallant f,tshash Lee.
They lsfl his body on the field,
Aour side the day had won)
A -oiiier spurucd him with his foot,
You EisAt have bcca tho oac.
Ny lover vas soldier,
lie belonged b. tcriar's band
A -sbr- pierced BIZ. -aiian, heart
Yosrs saisht have been the hand
lie rcslsd and fell, but was NOT dcnd
A h"f~map SPARED bis steed,
Aat tfasp!cd IN the dying brain,
fos Nigh, have done the deed
hold no hatred i, my heart,
n. cold, auri. hicou. pride,
For many g4lian, s.ijier fought
Upon de otaer side.
But still ! esnnol k,ss the hand
That ssaete ny country sIre.
Nor Ioyc the foes lhr, ,Famp.ed down
Tn coiors that III. bore.
Between my hear, and years there rails
A deep aud crimson tide
Ny hr.tbcss aud nv Ioser'- blood
Forbid me lie your bride.
The girls who l.ssi de boys in gray
The girls ~ cauntrg true,
May NE " 10 vsslioek give 'heir hand
10 those who @ors ,ho hlne.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NoTEs.-On Sunday last the
ordinance Of baptism was administered to
twenty-five persons in the First Baptist
church, twenty-six in the Second church,
seventeen in the Grace-street church, and
FIVE in the Leigh-street church. Rev. Mr.,
Earle preachsd three times on Sunday Snd
twice on yesterday to large crow ds Of deeply
interested hearers. He will preach this
afternoon at hslf-past 8 O'Clock in the
Grace-street Baptist church, and tonight
at half-past O'clock in the First Baptist
church. His last meeting in this city will
be held tomorrow morning at 9 O'Clock IN
the Second Baptist church. This early
hour is appointed because he leaves
in the 11:3G A. NJ. train for Wash
ington city, where he preaches that night,
1t is said that between two hundred and
three hundred persons have professed con
version in the meetings held by Dir. Earle
during the past twenty-five days. Up tt
last night there had been no abatement in
the interest manifested by tb pse in attend
ance. Hundreds are still deel ,ly concerned
and we learn that the pastors, Of the First
Second, and Grace-street churches vii
continue the meetings in their seVera
churches after Mr.. Earle lef ives.
Rev. Thomas L. Prest On, the newly
elected pastor Of the Firt Presbyterian
church, will preach to his church on to
morrow night.
The monthly sunday-schoal concert Of st
Joints German church was largely atten de-
on Sunday afternoon. Rev. John Blenn e
and Mr.. l.. Stein addressed. the school, On
all the exercises were very interesting.
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MAYoa's CorRT-Adyor ChGhoon pre-
s;d;no.-The following cases were disposed
of yesterday: ,r
The continued case Of N. c. Cullen,
charged with receiving forty dollars worth
of tobacco from William ]. Cussins, was
again called, and further continued until
the 5th instant. I'VE were in error on
Yesterday in stating that this case was sent
on.
Susan Morton (negro), charged with
picking the pocket OF Jacob Saunders OF
two dollars and seventy five cents ID United
States currency, was sent on.
william Il. Bird and George Wiley (ne'
groes), charged with fighting in the streets,
were fined two dollars and fifty cents each.
Martha Drewry (negro), charged with
being drunk and disorderly in the streets,
was fined FIVE dollars. @
Maggie Williams, Amy Banks, Flora
Jackson, Mary Glover, and Della Smith
(all negroes), charged with asaaulting and
tearing the clothing from the person Of Ross
Nelson and attempting to cut her with
razor, were srraigned. After hearing
I they were dismissed.
John Tinsley and John Kinney (negroes)
bsrged with fighting in the street, were
a, ,ed two dollars and half each.
,Eohn Crump (negro) J, charged with felo
uio, gsly breaking and entering the house
9. P. Ford, Of Henrico, was arraignsd. Tn
case lselonging to county jurisdiction, 1t Wa
traust erred accordingly.
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ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH ], lSe9.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. O. Dunham
Il Co.
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghegan, Baltf.
more, merchandise and passengers, Haryeys
Williams.
Schooner Rebecca Secor, Tall, Baltimore.
oyster shells, A. s. Lee.
Schooner Hattie Coombs, Jameson, Rock.
land, lme A. ). Lee.
Schooner Samuel H Travis. Applegarth.
Baltimore. lumber, z W. Pickrell.
Schooner ID. &. Berry, Voorhees,, New York,
guano, II. +. Williams.
Schooner w. s. Gesner, Egbert, New York,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
sAILsD.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, i. B. Tatum.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. @. Durham
Co.
schooner Ocean, Shannon, Norfolk, mer.
chandise, Crowell & Cnrrie.
Schooner Mary +. Rankin, Hall, Philadel.
phia granite, Crowell < Currie.
Schooner Francis Hatch. Gregory, Charles
ton, grain, Crowell 4 Currle.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Dick Williams, hence, at New
York on the 27th ultimo.
LEwsa DELAWARE, February 25.-6P NJ
Schoouers Cornelius, from New York for Yir.
ginia, and Samuel Fish, from Rockport for
Richmond are detained at the Breakwatsr by
head winds.
By TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, March l.-Arrived, steamship
Albemarle, Richmond.
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SPRING.-Spring has come at last, and
the clerk of the weather has recorded upon
the lst OF March, its opening day, Cold
but not unpleasant, and beautifully clear"
By-the-bye, who is clerk Of the weather at
this time? We would like to find out.
Whoever he may be, he is q very whimsical
fellow, and his record for the past season
will prove one Of the most remarkable
"within the memory Of the Oldest Inha6l-
tant." In the time for dreary winter he
has given mild, smiling spring weather, and
as spring was about to open her blue eyes,
in spite Of his past strange doings, he veri-
hes the oft-quoted line of
winter lingering in the lap Of spring"
We thank him, however, for dispensing with
the usual rude blasts of Boreas. But, with
all this, his administration will prove, upon
the average, satisfactory. Many poor
heart that beat with dreadful anxiety upon
the approach Of the cold season feels nov
delicious sense Of grateful relief that ii
has passed without its usual rigor. The
masters and mistresses Of households can
not but be pleased at the diminution O.
their bills for fuel. The fuel-deslers, how
ever, must look rather disconsolately upor
the large amount of stock not disposed o
left upon their hands. The farmers may
have some cause of complaint, but tha
remains yet to be seen. We trust, Mr
Clerk, that we may have no more cause fol
complaint in the coming season than In tn
one just passed.
We remember once while upon journe.
southwark to have arrived in village !,
the Old Tar State. In the afternoon 1t hae
been very clear and calm, but as ne sea.e
ourselves at the supper-table terri6
storm was raging without. We inquired 9
our waiter, o thorough specimen Of q
African, /" Uncle, who is the clerk Of tn
weather herea'' Scratching his head, b
replied, I" I dunno, sah; use to know bu
done forgot" "Is he elected or appointe
in this state?" "He must be appintes
!. ! reckon, cause votes for all de officer
whar's elected, and ain't newer voted Il
no clerk O. do weather yit." We ate !
silence. a. lif