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/ Bluqrd on the Condition
OF IdTfiPs.

AH.AlepAia Record Of the 10th
! pitt, az p,rryiew with Senator
[r., 10 Shch he is rcpres lited to
bud =
lenlson OF an opposition is IT,
flVllch the party in power aud 10
ktsA.l,. When those who hole
Pc; abuse 1t the people will rise
ai llem ou'. Parties oftentImes
iiry ale so strong as to be able 10
wsdll', care for the people, In
Das rpObl al, were defeated al,
a country, al time when they
fa lat lalh Of their glory and
n lAe democrats did not expect
Egiben, aud wre as much surpris-
h's'r tile TepublI cans themselves
Vs'l- pttilts are concerned their
Psh iDl4t equally divided. IL is
pa amy ol thinkers and watchers
aAe up the majority If either
N NAcleNrr way they vote, when
y. " goes the victory to that par
1a7in! 10 the rcpubl cans the
W 'ela'kcd The republican
9a1.4 be- disqualified because of
asoAAlI'm. \ man who hates one
ls i9al'fy Is not fit to be Presi.
os l.I ol II. And yet this quail.
~ 'lle essential one for the re-
-'- candidate. II has been settled
"Al Doubt that this is to be a
NV NaltsLudi'soluble aud whole
wy sboull the North be educat.
s"A upon tie Sou h with dishouol
ais' and regard her people as
all m4rlrfers? The result
- O' That the South will be.
% fostering sore in the side OF
ygs' lis condition will be akin
= d lr'and in her relations witt
]'4I 'ha' great country Will be.
.gu's- Instead oi a blessing, as #
Wv Were this the case with an,
"'l'Ty On The face of the globe
T. leh ol the republican pa ty
.ngu suggest some measures for
,, ,ue Interest, Of the two sections
,ia.' Oa' here 1t is political capital
is s5s people who are their own
yS.I,OOl :. TOOl' Look villa, Austria ha.
l,' II a a hungary, Some of the besI
n, T~ ", 'l,e Austrian army are Hun
mi y y 'De very men Who were ex
sYr 9 ~, u'll were given position.
.,,, llls thin, is carried too far
3r,n 4 u, enters West Point. Wer,
,,I .l'e all1rs which occur In tn,
IN. 'lu are denominated outrapes
el,aa 1'e n tie south, AID are de
)ua1n'.'o, o"'ias ), to take place II
k.sus. ~, VI any OF The New Eug
3.od Ns. .ur penalty would soon b.
sn a apCn The guilty parties inste a,
En,ac. made heroes. | will cit
I,nH I' ol man who was Sberif
sM, ~. .'ullly' Miss, and who, a
EHpqtIia',ss, ~ ss,'l'nplns Pennsylvania 70
FGa md pi,1 ~ 'iie recent campaign
k.ass ,@ ,@ NJ Killed his rival republican
l,si i,o,' W as to get his office, and wa
III Odsr Ja'i by Governor Ame.
stN W.. W. was |. restored in the State
sspr,., was found against this perso
Nh ,In,. vul !, he has kept out of Mi.
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Rushing to Her Death.

Near Pennington, on tho Delaware
Railroad about $50 o'clock last Wednas-
day, as the south bound freight was going
down, woman named johnson rushed
directly up the track into the locomotive.
She was not crushed under the wheels.
but one leg was broken and her skull "a
tally fractured. The woman resides
near Pennington and it is thought that
insanity caused her mad freak.
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Their Fourth annual.

The fourth annual ball of the Pine
Knot Assembly will take place in Web
ster's dancing academy, Masonic Tenn
Pile, on Friday evening next. The three
previous balls given by the Pine Kuot
boys have always been largely attended,
and those present had plenty of fun.
The coming ball the committee are de-
termined to make eclipse all former ones.
Those who are fond of dancing should
90 by all means.
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NOTICB
$500 Reward.

The above reward will be paid fbr thu
arrest ARE s and conyictiop Of the party or par
attempt to commit murder on the bodv CS
Millard ~ Toft, on saturday even{n9.
about O'Clock, on the 9th day Of Nov en-
per. 1879. at Pennsylvanie Avenue ana
Ciay ton streets. J.P. ALMOND.
W. j. MAXWELL, NSvcr
Chief Of Police. noyli.if.
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Mrs. Margaret Eaton,the widow of Cen
eral John H. Eaton, Secretary of War
under President jackson, died in Wash
ington, on Saturday, aged eighty-one
wears. After General Eaton's death she
married an Italian dancing master, who
afterwards eloped with her granddaugh-
ter, taking good share Of her money
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,or,p be a good thing If the ap-
[r,n Of slltle offices now selected
\. President were given to the peo-
/, .Isct by ballot in the various
The power conferred upon the
k,aye ha, gown to be so enormous
r., far Is Entertained that dan
:. np.eQucnces vii ensue to the
ln d the pc pI-, If the salaries
,.uucA reduced as to make these
It,a les, desirable, the aTprehen
unsbt be somrwhat allayed. But
n,,iiol to secure the many nil.
rtua ) is TOO great. to prevent
s@ attempts at frauds that may
10 ahoa. results sooner than an
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DIED

MOLANAN.-In this city, on Monday.
Nov. 10th, James McLanan, In his 64th
year.
Funeral services ON Wednesday ,Novem-
Der 18th, atthe City Hospital, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. The remains to be taken to Phil0.
delph1a for tnterment on the noon train.
Male friends are invited to attend with.
out further notice. lie
HOUSTON.-On the llth inst, Adeline
Price, wife OF Rev. ]. L. Houston, aW0d
tomorrow,
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Il Ne2V ShifteT.

The p, W. & B. R. r. Co. have Just
have just had built new shifting engine
of the last improved style. The shifter
has half tender, air brakes, and one Of
the patent smoke stacks, which allows
no sparks or clnders to pass through it.
1t Is numbered one.
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Marriage.

lsa,e ,bi,,S I, SSaeFed Institution, but to
tat4e, s 'aol, tainted with the germs
kprSiY" !" 'acrllege. Wear DR.. Flaep,s
Ns4. Ana 'Vur u, bodies and live in holy
StpIv au su, 'aen obey the command.
|faA.,.',4 heplenish." Office No. 7
eeI, Consultation free
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=. .'ohdition of Mr. 1hf.

IL SDd,'' Sda''on Of Mr.. 1oft.
ssgaid, S'' SG., 81 Mr. M, 7. loft, who
! 'sNlsht last wv. wa. anu robbed on Satur-
''e.ag, liz rsas. nas more favorable this
!. 'eock tbis s',a , well last night, and
y y cheerful, '' vl morning he appeared
'saae how VI, n. lhe physicians in at
sI'ay. The s1 hsl, nope OF his ultlma al e
'aths skull, 0aii still remains embed
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Commenced Work.

The National Dredging Company has
commenced work 1pon west channel OF
The Cherry Island Flats, the contract for
which was awarded two or three months
ago.
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Baltin; ore, Md have used DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup personally and in my fam-
ily for two or three years, and am pr :
pared to say that there is nothing to com
pare to 1t as remedy for coughs, colds,
ETC., James Coirie, dentist,
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h gailv Sasstts.

y.v YORK Herald in an a',,e's
In ,oslh discusses the probability
"" ,,o,ionility Of that state
Wv 1sr Presidential Electors oy
'il9 r,s legislature. which Is no"
\ ','', %''..ore. the new Legislature OF
v',p jrI'y% %lns hcpuol eau, should
ION .lIpe of giving The cleo
% n," ' ,br sat TO the candidate
@'v' s" llry could constitution ally
HgHIpr %I., have tie same in their owi,
= i,S. ,s..y ,ould be supposed ooid
urs lv.y IL. A Republican jour
y w., y r'1 La, actually suggested a
1us ,tl' kind. though les, radical.
,'.,,s.t, y w.. that only the electors
n..aDpd n,.s TO the two Senators De
u', ,t I, lbe legislature, ana that
~, ,,IIry llree be elected IN sepa-
asr a',,rl., ". ilsr members of Congress.
n,D@l would also he perfectly
',i,o, l'%y and would give as a prar -
."I,lueul,scv n OF the thirty
1'e.or H''r f., the Republicans If They
49,. .,,ry ,be same Congressionsl
tney lli last autumn
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HAe, vbo,,HD AHD ISLAND MAcKEREL
'Gnhl,,,oa'e and retail. by James
N''t 'O'e' tOi West Front street.
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kp,alvie OF A. esbony Ct unity ,
Ly,syeu thousand 3, than 1t wa
lhl Which seeIns 10 Indicate that
AeAra!q !aftcrs of the Dem, =
!, Sac committee at Pitt. burg
Eiucir tie Necessary enthus asID.
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Left for BQZti,,aOrA.

Miss Adelaide Nelson and COMPANY
left this morning on the 8:36 mail train
south. The company appear at Rich
mond, Va, to- morrow night.
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What screamerl is tribute often
paid 10 crying baby, but DR.. Bulls Ba-
by Syrup by alleviating the pains of the
little one soons stops the crying.
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'0imed leap year ciup. r""
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NEW ADvERTIsEMnITa

VIZ NTED.-BOARDERS IN A PHY-
wv VATE EFAMILY.-Heated,d deolraSle
front room. comforts OF a first- class homer
terms very low. Address "B."a
novl0-3ts 1hfs ONE
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4 MEMORIAL OBEIIsK.--A Among the most
noteworthy of the recent mementoes Of the
war is the memorial obelisk erected at Sails
bury y. e.. To mark the burlal.place OF the
Northern soldiers who persisted in the ada
cent piisonpen during the last years of the
great conflict Ii has been estimated that the
eighteen trenches contain no fewer than | 100
men, buried promlscuously without the posi-
billy OF Identification, from which crcum
stance this battle-ground is known ~ the
"Cemcery of the Unknown Dead" II hes
about half II mile from the town Of Salisbury,
on ,loping ground, and has an extent of about
seven acres, surrounded by massive stone wall,
The cemetery proper covers two acres The
other five being laid ont rs a lawn, and planted
with trees. A neat lodge has been erected al
the main entrance, over which the National
colors are daily displayed in fine weather. The
monument itself Il plain obellsk of New
Hampshire granite, 3G feet 10 inches in height,
is from design by MIR. Augustus Van Clccf,
Of New York and was erected al Il cost Of
$4,000, The unknown names Of the dead are
pocticaly Symboized by Il vcIled shield. \
sword and helmet typity the National struggle,
and II par of broken letters the bursting OF the
prison-bonds by death. Over all, surrounded
by II laural wreath, IS the inscription, PRO
Patria.' The monument, standing on the
highest par, Of the slope, is plainly visible
from the railway, and forms one Of the most
picturesque features Of III" local panorama.
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Daniel O'COnncli knew how 10 deal Will
men. His power OF persuasion was Wcll-nlgl
irresistible. On one occasion he and Il hrOhe
lawyer, named Grady, II rough, bullying tcl
low were travelling in Il chaisc over The Xii
worth Mountains, then Hluch irequcnted by
highwaymcn While changing horses at
post.village they both discovered that thougl
they had pistols, they had no powder Non,
was to be bought in the village.
While Grady and O'Connell were rcgrcttina
not having looked to their weapons betor,
leaving Cork, the CHATTER Of horses hOOi> and
the martial sound of dragons, with their long
swords, saddles and brides, attracted their at
tention.
"HallOo,' cried O'COnnell, were in luck
Here is the escort OF the Judges, and We may
be able to ret Il supply from them"
That's very likely said Grady, as the Cor
poral and four of the privates came from Tho
stable, where they had left their chargers, and
tramped, as troopers do tramp, into the hotel
"I'll 20 at once and see what can get, - SAID
Harry as he passed into the hall He walked
up TO the Corporal, and IN his blunt way said
Soldier, will you sell me some POWDER
The Corporal stood on his dignity He eyed
ms interrogation very superciliously as he re-
piled, Il do not sell powder SIR
Then perhaps you'd tell me where could
Get SUM-, vi YOU Ill 1T biN II ipi ilt
Il am here on duty, and besides | do not
know, this place, SIR" replied the dragoon.
Grady, somewhat crestiallcn, returned to h>
companion, who overheard what passed
through the open door
The Dragon is a sulky fellow, he SAID,
"he would neither sell nor buy for me"
Harry replied Dan O'Conncll, you OF.
tended him by calling him a soldier when he
is Corporal. I'll try my hand"
O'Connell then went to the hall and observed
TO the dragon, who was looking rather ruciul-
" at the downfall of rain then falling:
This is Il heavy ram, Sergeant lis too
had the Judges do not get the yeomen or mil
TIA to escort them, without requiring the ser
vice of the regular troops"
True enough, sir. 1t Is harrassing duty
such weather AS this, but duty must be done
Il hear a bad account of the road before me
these kilwOrth Mountains are said To harbor
robbers Ny pistols are useless-ior unfor.
tunately left Cork without procuring sup
ply of powder; could You procure me some.
and you'd oblige me;'
Il shall he most happy to let you have what
hope may suffice you, sir" replied the Cor
poral, opening his cartouch-boN. O'COnnell
produced his pistols, and the bore exactly cor
responded with the cartridges of the dragon.
Take half dozen cartridges, sir" said the
man, land I'm glad to be able to Oblige YOU"
Dan" cried Grady, when O'Connor dis
played his plentiful store of an munl,ion, you'll
do-blarney forever y0giL,s C0npoRiOB.
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.SccHs-Main street, Bodie Dr"m"ttS Pu>
.0nd: An old resident and new arrival
Time, 4 Pm.
q. R-Therc goes Jack Dalling
n. A--Who's he?
o. R.-Onc Of your first citizens Haven't
YOU heard tell Of him:
n. A-No.
Q. R.-Why, he killed Tom wilkins. Hes
/. prominent saloon man. There's Bill lhomp
son stepping up to speak 10 him.
y. A.-WhO's Thompson:
o. R.-One of our leading citizens. Haven't
you heard tell Of HIM?
n. A-No.
0. R-That'sq queer Why, he killed Sandy
Sowcns and Alcck lIaggis and put Pete Scagg'S
eye out in one night. He's a prominent Sa-
Don man, too. Hullo, they've stopped to speak
10 Abe Dickey.
n. A-Who's Dickey:
o. R-Oh, he don't amuhnt To nothing.
n. A-Ncver killed any one, ! suppose,
OR-IIc kill any one! Pshaw he wouldn't
Kill nobody. IIullo BY thunder, them three 5
havin' spat. Hunt yer hole, stranger, their
pullln' their pops.
They hunt iI"i" ho'r, NaoiA ljriu. en-.
sues and ,,u>,> N;d r~"j,.,, nl1i Cow arrival
cmcl4c tjo# u.s.! :, q Ia ,Hr', >",N intnrma.
son.
Time, $ =. NJ.
.. RI tell you the camp ought To be proud
o that teller Abe Dickcy. He's got nerve. |
nope the boys will turn out big at the double
funeral used to know Abc's brother in the
States He comes Of a gritty family. Wonder
what his bail n bel rginjo (Ncr) Enter
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Il send You, herewith, bill of ten louis dors
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In that case. when you meet another honest
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discharge the debt by Il like operation when he
shall he able ana shall meet with such anoth-
eropportunty. hope it may thus pass through
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progress. This is II trick OF mine to do great
deal Of good with little money. am moi rich
enough TO afford much in good works, and SO
am obliged to be cunning and make the most
out of a little"
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looking at it then" replied an old gentleman
at can't be Jones'
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At | tica, III TINS county, there was To have
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