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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26
The American Eagle.

Monarch of tho realms supornal,
Ranging over land and sea;
Symbol of the great republic,
Who so noble and so free
Thinc tho boundleos .it "a of ether,
Heavens abyss uniathom'd thine,
Far beyond our feeble vision,
On thy bars its sunbeams shine
Borne ON iron-banded pinion,
On from pole to pole you sweep;
Der sea islands, cu,ggy mountains,
Der the hoarso rcsounding deep
Now, thy tanning plumes o'crshadow
Northern clifl and iceberg grim;
Now, DER Southern, soft savannahs,
With unhngging circuits skim.
He that feeds the tender raven
And the sea bird oi the rock,
Tempers the inclement breezos
To the shorn and bleating flock.
Leads thee o'or the wastes of ocean,
Guides DER savage flood and wood,
And from bountcous natures storchouso
Feeds thy clamoring hungry brood.
O'er the mountains oi Caucasus;
Over Appeninc and Alp;
Over Rocky mounts, Cordillcu.s;
Over the Andes herbless scalp;
High above those snowy SUBMITS,
Where no living thing abides,
lie, that notes the falling sparrow.
Feeds thee, fosters thee and guides.
Thou wingest where n tropic sky
Bends DER thee is celestial DOME
Where sparkling waters greet the eye,
And gentlest breezcs fan the foam;
Where spicy breath from groves of palm,
Laden with aromatic balm,
Blows ever, mingled with perfume
OF luscious fruit and honcycd bloom;
Green shores, adorned with dropping
woods;
Gay grottocs, island soiitudes
Savannahs, where palmettoes screen
The Indian hut with living green,
Behold thy pinions as they sweep,
Careering in the upper deep.
-Isddc .HcLeildn.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

Temper In = woman II such good
thing that she should never Ice IL.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

Connecticut has 1913 public schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11

Notwi bsandlrg tho tact tbs. the reao oan,
nt's CT Baltimore com Derctd operations aa
soon IS tho season orcntG, md have ru;hcd
their work 10 the utnost possible cxtent, tey
have been unatl, TO supply the demand, opo
htu'e si.Ue being reported IS two hundred ard
nifty thcusard cars short Ct El.icg lis orders.
The facilities for conducting such business
here are in no respect oierior TO those possessed
by Baltimore. On the contrary, they are great
~ superior, for the rent f1r The necessary build
lngs is cheaper labor is chespcr, car.ase IS
cheaper, and the orchards SO much rca.cr that
the fruit can be brought here anG sod at chesn
or rates than IN BsllDore. For weeks during
the sslsoo Just c'osicg peaches were drug 10
this market. selling st only ncmiua! prioss the
owners of the river orchards hardly recei.ior
BIS much Tor them ss would psy ,he fr.ish; ard
fof the boxes that containcd them; AID yet, not
q can vas pu. up for saic-g rare opportuoi,y
for large and profitable busioess wes allowed
20 pass by without :iarIe effort beirg mad.
10 turn It TO acc5unt. Will it eve. be 50? IF
the people of the city. If Virginians, are forever
TO throw away suah favorable chances for rear.
log rich rewards, cad, as q necessary conse-
quence,for bene6,iDg Aexandris, can not sore
Yankees, With that enterprise and eoersy for
which they are proverbia', be indrcsd to come
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11
FAC Sl3tMN ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, Ne. Sep. 1.-THE Keuneteu
Journal has Etceived retrrD3 Ct the voo est
tor governor lie SIC tcH1s sad pIaulatiuas.
These chow fetal vote Of l24 PA, divided a.,
follows: Davis, rcn, G2 552; Smirh, green
back. A.. 9l4i GaTceIon, tem., is $50; scatter.
leg, 249. Tae n. iori'y OF Davis 10 these towns
aud rlsnsstloo8 is $50 The remaining ~
towns AID p9antaticEs cast thu following vote
,ast, year CoDnor, rer, 5,20l; Smith. greet
back, 1863; GsIc.!oa, dem. 259; tota!,
1929, Tie opposition t. The rcpubhcacs had
majority ia tbeso towns az. plantations last
scar OF . Cpl. The Same ratio OF ilctcaso Of
the vote in tho iowa oct heard from as 10
those whose vote has btcu 7ecoived would CIT
~ tho to,a! vote Of the STATE a: tho laat eec,ico
probably 10 l39 0GO ogaia7: tho total vote c.,
last year Ct i25 lC9. sad an eqG.l ratio OF re
publican gains 10 thc-o rs ,osns and p!aud
TONS o. in tas raat o. the State would leave
Davis lacking !so.c $40 70 500 vescs of an cIcc-
lion BY tbs people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11
& ti..l.l ifRrnt-pwo:tc D;scnssjou~
Ei.s Crops.

Correspondence Ct he ANx;a,:ua G.8.t;s
HEWLElr's, Sc?I. !0.--.A title So Of Sls
Thomas Lc:c:. q his ei.o:. ',;I ia.a .ho fire :.
teW days aac. n - v.!.,p.ic H., with lis fac-
aDd head reaii? Yag.,rea in i've oosIs 60,
rema;a,a to7 acA:i? tx a,;ar:c4 h,icr2 he ~,
ex'r;cs'td, His irc. All : rattc his hssa
we're DoGr.g !eas;la, md il is p;o5shlc lis cy,
sight has haco :csr3Sed. !!e c.u sc,tcsl<
sutV!Te II, aGi !:cni J hrm.u s,caipcia, i.
Would s2cin Z I!rsSog .gsfe ,::2:h 10 ,c;.y.
hin speedily t.: bis su:;,ri3ss.
Monday bfil2 clurt cay - G.'c':uo canuy
Mr. Kelley. o; ls!oh%onI; M7. 5iarye. Ct Fred
c,Ick>turs: III. &NSmsr, sc Hanover. and
Mr. QaeseobgE2 @nt htr WELSH. Of Cisosi0e
adGiesset thc a2g4rhi9oa IN tbs lch! question
y ee0ilcmsl wha W. a;csaut, AID who had
himself tecn It!SiG iltjp.ned ne tia,
great chaaGG wss eiicc!cG in pa5!ic soo;ueu,
in tsver c! ;he NcCui;cca BIZ.
/; is probable DR.. O1esentugy. Of C.r,,,o,
conservative AID Us5t. Wingfs!t!, CT Haooyr
tad:c;l, both Ia isvJr Of iIa !ss: settlement Il
the debt, viii 10 tto gaplidatls. end orlv c.n
didases, fox tic Scaa.c il THIS jis;ri;s. Tntr.
arc already Que q two candidates il each
c3uIty 10! The hcJ.g. aji I'll, :, 81, srn .lyn
Gates Ct tie &IcCriloc5 BIZ.
Farmers ere tus::y srCssstt ic seIvl,cg thor
fodder. Tia crops t! ectu arc scaerailr co, :,
go:d as /; was hCpsi they w3nld 30, hut !sr
better lbao vas Anticipated 8. oac tine. The
cat crop IS comparatively jca! failure, willie
not E:1re than hof CT 81 average crJp Ct wheat
Ga5 bata gal!trad. Tire tqtaycg c.cp. ,hcush
ol q2l;e !.r,a grCN,h. IL c.fta;ay very ls,r,
ind oan COT be . lis; class c,oI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11
AcorrleY.

EW YORK. Sjenteu,h.r il, l31y.--A
Herald spsc!si lrnn San ftsrcisco ssy. -
haa1uey attacked General Gfaos On S,.ots?,
prcposlcS 20 hang sd burn bic, in tfiigy &c the
sand lot CO his arrival here. This s,s;cwec'
hes created la:ea:e excitement 10 the cry, srd
public sentiment IS Sc ou;;a.a.! that if X :sIaey
dsres 10 attemD. he tlfgy business he s7csas
OF, he, himss'i, viii be hGr2Cd or Cr,an 70
pieces. II IS ,hnush be has gene tee ..r ia sIi
brsggadocio sd 10 Day ovsrl b,5g WAITS tte
olatans trsyma0i - attelo ut he :cltlor Of ira
ettl:y business. III werli net live c. hear s.
their Is tight IN the AR. Gen. Gra5,s arrival
here will bs e7trs'Elog tEa. gras! Sa.e ca,
pressD:to 90 honorad ciliZao.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11
stNGEHI.a TEfi-S

a c;2I colored msn wis ;skcr ttcu: 81; n
| to WairsGt0n Saturday c7eEiar. cad placed il
Jail there.
y. T.. B: k@r, Ct Richmond, has baca diced
a Vice President! OF the American phaimsc:I
teal Association, r s:s:ioa =: Indianapolis.
Il bald eagle ucpsuios G7e i$ss AMI eight
lnaheS from zip 10 zip was .hGt ct Van Burcc
Furnace. Shaasud'sh c?u1lc, lsst TucsdaY
morning..
Tho new Catholic chu,ch 8: L51clllu:g will
he dedicated nezt Sunday Archbishop Glib
bots au1 Bishops ksane, ii FirSitil. AID ksi2,
OF West Virginia ere expected TO tax: pal; u
tee ceremonies.
The commissioners Appointed by tbs CtuI.
ty OF AIbcrna!c 10 Gsstss The damages OF tic
iloe The 81 thu Rap;dau ral'oal have te2un
Their work. Last week the dsmgg:s Oh tbs
IIpo IN Orange county Tc!o assessed.
Judge keiih en- Tuesday grained writ G.!
error AID sGpc,se5a1 10 tho case Ct the Com
monTea!th 20. j. /. Armstrong. convicted Of
kiilIEI tramp, to DO heard during the n7o.
sect term CT tho hauquitr Circuit Court. wLeo
he will dattrmioo whether 4 aew trial VII be
granted A,Gs:rorg.
1esterda7 cfter5oon licn. john l.. Mu.yc,
while rcturaog ircm Caroline uoG!t, was ihrCwa
itcm light srIlng wagon between BlwiDg
Green ed Miflrd pud painfully though not
seriously Injured. Tie horses became u1nar
s2eah'c while c:css5g pieca Of c0rturOy road,
aud tic wheels aetiiDg eff the roadway The
wagon WIS Upset, Mr.. Aarye falling u1de!ocalh
lie succeeded in ec:!irg Gu. AID went to F.ci
ercZsturg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11

the American lcar:. He 20 1iactioo b,ra.;,
pFcnps every soldier In lite STATE 20 whccli,to
hoo IL. ll2 saQp7.3. Her, i; ren,c "rns
Ehlca the ceGoc!a!c party can unite. lie ~
peaIed to The cJLvaDiiaa 10 clme tos6iia.S =,
true harmony :2d The si:i!i: Of CANCELLATION ~
supper: Of lis acmlnai!cg. r.rie c.c,r,
were thea given G2c. S.tclu b? . large 22rnn
OF the conEcotion aud spectators.
ten. WIZ. L. SDilh said rothiog had er.,
gwen hin greater pleasure than tG second s.,
GUMS non.pslicu
1. Grady, Of \. l., was p!sassd 10 i.ts, Mr.
Hard say that The majority should ,uie. "a
the minority Should cboy, III: he called A.
teoilon to tito }-ct list 10 lS,--
Lucius Ro5io5J0 i49i 10 obey ,hs
Will! ct the convection in lis nomination Of A..
toruey General. (HpDsuse.) LIT the g,pt;a
men show s!rs'o lns:ssca ia which Gor. ROB
!nson, ins'ead OF presenting democrat, s.ool
BY the will OF the msio;ity whto it eaolo 10 c,p.
hcs with ms own. (Appisusc.) 1t comes with
bad grace iroia Gov. Rot.us3a's friends ia yiew
CT Lli Owe reco:d 10 con-, h.To aud mist TIA,
The minority Tns! surrender Il lin. Tue dem
ocrass OF New ork Constitute Gee ifth Of the
democracy O. the SAG, who h27a done NJ
WrsaS txcept that perhaps ct gaias 10 q co.,
Ventoo, and YET they had been shau,ciuy rer.
secuted by he G03sv2or upon irycus ire.
texts The ccusty eek Of Nos Yo:k va,
removed because il two years o. Administrations
ho had collected icu- dn'la,s 20, much uoo,y
for tho CITY CT NcT York. aoI tho CIV
eraor appointed il zig p!&c, naa who
voted ter Thomas Murphy % State Seoat,y
and sgains! tao democracy rApp!sgso IA,
GoTesncr lent HIN self - i !sc.iJn f.; ina l..
tlucuod Q: the regular organization.
Is referred 10 MO: Cooper rs ''ovr comb
ra:!on 81 hal: mule snd hslf jackass," wLica w.
c!te4 Stos. laughter .nd spp!suso
Mayor Coopc: iHdics.ed tast LIZ, SicSH.
cu&h: 10 DC reE,cVea AID he Che Governor, q,
Il, Lie would not rat;r - ii" nephew OF h,,va
Gle, who Tas appointed il Mr.. Nichols plsce
because that would bG prrEnGsl. Laughter aui
applause
NoI!SATIoH cT J,EH { JACOBS.
SYRACUSE, =. Y, sept. II john G.. Jaco,.
mas ue.n no!G!.s;et t-v Governor hy tho deno
cI6t;.
1t looks Is laugh tho f.ienis Ct Eoh;aton
would iEsi!. th2. Mr, Jscobs' nomins,icn hat
not boon iasl1. y rc:niEe,un hy acclausti
rot terE II order When o.he. candidates tsi
already otol pu. II nomination. and thc- ncmi
nsio1s h.G net been Withdrawn. Their puroosa
il opposing recess Is i:HGere;cci to 30 tia. {.
deInsn1Itg call OF the roll CT Tie EGnrs,na
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11

TIE democrat: C. Neg YORK haze, re a:e
glad tc say I'D con2noa scasa enoa2h 10 adopt
hard money platform. Gnl nominate candl-
dste fer Governor Tho is Objectionable % Meth
er of the fac:oAs ia.o which Tia party is divided,
and upon whom the united strength OF the dem
ocracy Of tie Empire State caa concentrate.
With such platform aHd such candidate they
deserve SUCCESS, aad stt2d mora !hsn 90 equal
chsncc Of winning il: This evidence Of return.
Ing reason 10 the democratic patty IS eEsroneIy
gratifying, ana We hopa snl trust may grow
like grace, uali i! shall iis7o permes!od III:
democracy Of the entire Uni1n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11
AEELO" mEEE

Ihete wsEc IL new cases OF ys:.o:g .t7cr a.
Memphis yesterday srd 10 deaths. fhe deus
tlons to the Howalds yesterday aggregate
Sl,693. Trey assigned % additional au.ses 10
duty.
II is stated shat u14 neS: case II lever has
broken OF: ic Nos O:cgns ST. c: Sep:eu. |,
aud 20; single case is knoSn f. exist ia tho
city now.
MEMPHIS. TENN, Sapt l!.-S;S new case:
were reported TO lha Board Of Health this morn
ing iGu7 OF whom were cclored. Seven deaths
Fave occurred siGce last night. among Lbs nlr1 :
Der {. Z. Shsw. IT,, MR.. !. Keith, K r. Goa1.
SOP, Mrs. j. S. AoGc!,. Tie last named died It
tuasyn Station. CO.. D. 5. Pctst!tge is coEYs-
!esc!ug his daughter Pearl s!so shows signs O.:
Improvement. TIE weather is Gear ard y7srrc
he vcategsi patty q! Toronto yesgsrl. !
visited The Lore:;1 GcIv=Gt, where the P!ineess
"zs presented With 90 epeigae Of ajwcrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11
Spotted Fever.

= dispatch from A:snts, Gs, says .Ls! tie
reports o: tie fatsl fever rsginS in .ho counties
OF Folk. Psudiag and HsrEslsoa have no: been
overd!hwa. Wi!hi, few asTs over fifty men
have died IN an exclusively rural population D.
The victims are mostly yousx mc-. Tbo:e st.
tscked With i: suffer horribly, the tongue ,ura-
I,rg 6isck sGc swelling ~ double lis s!z., and
bcod cc2ing from :5G moUth and usrs. After
death the bodies berocio spotted sid Gisco!orsd
Ore physician Ct fro slsociE& reports :hss C.
tTeDty.nine cases unGe. bis trsstment no; one
recoye1ed. Tie course Of tbs ,.;sssse j; run in =
lsE days; Tne creates: alarm ard distress pre-,
Vaila, and j. is steadily spreading. Physlcisrs
hare thiak j! ID the spotted fever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11
: Eo Afghan Revolt.

Ihos;;u'lioG on tho Afssn iroa.;c7 Is "
chaDgei Geucca! Roberts fVrce is - s.2sl
that he VII! probably have TO wit iii I.1sh re-
slmapEs arrive in the K1raa Valley, a!:h3uch
1t IS reported that he and General Mas e2 srt
sieaacg advancing With tho GREATS: rapidly.
Nsc>0b Khan has CO authority il Csta!, and
TIC rerCIt is surcaiiue.
i dIs2atcb from AIaLaosd says TIA, a. carly
as the lG:t ct Angus! The Amer adr:stJ Msi,
Cavagoari to ebstoia from riding a5cu. CshuI
t1r fear Of an attack upon hin, ed the. Msi1r
Cavns1a.l'S relations with the hn:c7 !at,trly
we're vary cold.
The Press association soIcua:cs tia. 40
d1ubt Exists il the Indian OGcc that the ou.,
bEoek has assumed larger proportions than Vas
3. fire: supposed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11
Indictment sor JLyr.eer

NEW IoRE. September Ian irdictu.p!
.of nutcer N the trst degree wss found yeaer'
day. By the grand jafy OF Essex county, \. }
agalnst Mc joselk &. Blair. the paving .e,le:
OF the Mechanics IstioGEl Bank. snd who ;t"!
MS c?achmsH, John armstrong. IS h. claims, il
sell defence, JuHa 18th. 3. his home in Mouht
oiair. bench wsTrant ior tho a,rost o. Beif
vas issued at once. sad ha wss locked mp 10 tta
sssex county jsil 20 await trial,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11

Tie Richmond dispatch pays . very high,
but nevertheless; deserved, compliment TO Mr..
2. A Co2hii OF AIahe-s! cou.tY. for his sbli-
ty aid fidelity to ;hs Interests OF the SLa!,, snd
urges him ID btc7re candidate Tor re. ELECTION
10 the H&usn OF Cc!2rsta:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11
Bead.

BALTIMORE, Sept. II VIM. Alak,u,, let
usnv years welt saogn barker OF this city,
sud hea! Of iha hous, ii h:ckim & c., died
!tl4 tnosniGG OF PARALYSIS. aged II years 'lr.
hleh'm !",;re'i 'To6, aours business l,:t
Jssus!y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11

Ii Is tropcs.d TO celebrate the gS:h snoirlr
ssry Ct the surrender Ct CORVALLIS ct Yo!k-
town. Oh the l9.h pr:Zim9, as preliminary 10
grand c=ntcuDls! ccetriiln OF that event 10
1851. While disposed 10 thick that ceotet,
rls's like decoration days. have b,e1 iu1 into
the gr1uod ty tic vehcmcn2c with Tii,h :hay
have been csnduc.ed 10 the Meth, eGisi, if thtY
are to be cootLu.G, Tho Goc 10 which We rc!tr
- especially WORTHY d Characterization, for
no matter lew inp0rjaat TIC other Revolution.
sry iociGCa. whose Centep5;a!s have been
celebrated nay ha7e becG, ncne Of them equal
ed The npor:auc3 citEe surrender ct Icrktoau,
for that closed the war Gud gave tae COl0ni.s
the independence thty hsd been Gghiiog fc-
The preparations for toe preliminary ce!cbrc-
lioa arc in tc:iVc pro2rcg5, and il is probable
the President aud me mbi.s Of Inc Cabnct, and
distinguished people i;om Enpy of The ether
States Of tho Uoiou, and hat lho crlic vol.
unteer militia CT lhc STATE will be present On
the oco,sioo. AS virginia supplied The Ravo.
luton with Weshington sDG q large proporsiou
u the men and means requisite for its success,
and as the most important and growing victory
Of The wsr ~ss Won upon her sell, she has Sc
reason to be Droui CT the part she to;k in tie
great struggle for liberty. aud as she is sill an
equal S a.e 10 the Uniou, understanding the
dtgtadaion to which the radicals would suit :ct
her, and though the radical States sill! persist
10 the policy ct intoif;riing with her ST ti:s,
she has right TO participate 10 the glo,iGcs.
lion induFgcd 10 By hsr sister States that we're
engaged in The Revolutionary war. acc to tx:r.
else that right if she ;hiohs f.. Vigilia is
one Of tho Uaitct Sa;c7, ard though tbs bcne.
6.s she has derived from The Ulioa have ret
baen as etcat as those OF the ncrhtrn States.
AID by no meas propcrtionsto to tics, she
has Conferred uson it, her sentimental attach
meBt to tics, by whom il was Grst secured
her pficc 10 their exploits remain undimir-
ished
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLT BY
Ei)G IL eSN CIV Il Il Na
rHTgsDAY EYEN'a., SEPTEMBER II.
S.yara! sccteucn q lbs city, having 10 view

S.va,a! scc,lc men Ct IBIS city, having 10 view
the tue in!eIes: Cf Inc coIumupity, ke1 a
uee;ire yesterday uLl locS ifi.iatory steps
otkirg 10 The establishments htro Of tito oIy
thlog that vii: advance tie prosperity Of The
TURES-ald appointed e cou.-
lnitteo to report &. l0tutt msetog Of c.l;2sus
the result CT Vis!; 10 the iroD T0ikS Ct P6nn.
sjlVatio, with estimates Of the Cos! OF co1stIuc
ton cf a blast furnace ED the NECESSARY build
logs, &c. The advantages POSSESSED fjr The
manufacture OF iron by Aleys5cr!a lave been
50 oftec PRS. oted AID a:c 81 pGtos. that 70 re
i;erate them IS usc!:ss. These HE3 totk pr;
10 he proceeding sivc al ea:ues: Il the success
OF Tao pc ct i ihe;r cti3;ts ayv seconded Gg
proper su22o:i or ibo ps!t {; 81: ci:iZ:c:, AID
il We to- fotIow the tzlDii3 set US by the poo
pie OF ptnnsyv4pi2 std New EoglsrG ard
have hearty corporation, our prosperity VII!
Do assured. Mr. BNbjrr, il tie course 81
h!s renalEs 3. tie IGcoliug, gave somc ucst
ezcelieat sdvtc. Io showed how, Without
half The facilities possessed h,tc. Other pieces
had grown from sina.l villages icio driving
cities By uGiou OK iG;C!iGcc2o and mcley, sLd
tha: tle sEu;c c9a!s9 pursued by Others Nth
small esp!isI, but suEie:ett cLcIsy, Tus! he
adopted here; INA. With uIi!y sld Getetmi3s'
tioa A!Cxacciis could &c uato & thriving tu3;-
cess Place, With largely iIc:eas:l; ro;u'aiica
and cnhaoced value OF property. lie also sus
gested thes the begioy!2g might J., gneil, but
thu prOR.h rnrii srd III ~ NJ -r-sI inor, -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-11

& FAOICE N:iF YORK. hUTTa. received
W to-day. Eeu23I Z ". AVERY, 2..6 Eings!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-15

eetre IN tieier e9tstapitulatiun. @sins
geradtuns nSrplaer Jortidrittmsttoosn,
nSrbliher Sheen, nUroli&sn @ewerb ilei.
bes fdabist nur i'm ielber, une mad wsni.
gen Sabren wirp Der reeeintste Sibsn",
wenn er fa niat bsfert. F& 70 tpett BIN
ten In bsm srcben gBsttrinssn Der Staa<
ten um politi(he Madt finpen, pab %
sGlis sIsidsiItis 1T, lelbf In einem bemu'
fratilhen &aufus, pae er iast uosr t9ut.
Wenn Die 3sit fcmant: ,pirb er lA bon
BEN iebt i'm feline CUNT bublsnpen nSro'
lidsn QQitrteu uDlts uerlaifen faosn.
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rsrtihen aua hana Roma u,sl

= Dspsf&sn aus Dong 8Ons mslesn,
tae pom 8ssinn esr Saiipp bic gum g.
D. 81. lei aesen 144 Wt(lionfn plumb
st., wabr.nb Der entipredsnbsn 3sit bss
soriasn Sabrts Don Sbanstat uno Dan.
for ausesfltrt purben. Die Seipenaus.
fubr aus Canton nad europa bstrus 9,7C5
Yatlsn seaen G. 900 I'M sOrisen Sabre. Ole
nod uassrfauftea g,orratae tetfassn 1000
1aGtn aeeen aleo aur lsltsn 3stt pss
so,issn Satrea,
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= Gin eufSuB, itaeae Abtabluns bei
GROCER grbibuuS. brinsen leidt S9ren.
meb berpor, weldes Rh oft bis sur lin,
ertraslidteif f,iSert. @inise Frrpfen 9 t.
Safobs Oet, ca. 3--4 in'8 Obr uno
saNelbe burd etwaS Baumwplls perIdlpi.
fen, entfernten meiltens oaS lletel in ell.
nem Mu9enbltde.
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Gin Mstnt ooer 9ertdaisr in Gan antun 10 unb
rmpsesae. UNI bic
Woyll st. Jobn Sfdbmafef,tue
~ y.rtauftn. 8iaise Vrstis uab elafiee 2e>
btnsuns,n. Nan aSreftre 81
grsnfbaw q Saalon, State Manasers,
Sbermau, xegas.
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- Aedt mie @clb.-- Or Wusult
aanis's s milien- R soi5ineI Il
fub bier iskr berasmt unb eiu Ieeer iast,
fe lino pirtlid pas, iacflr fe anssesebeu
iiab. = QHssus aus sinem 9rieie pes
5efra 8. u. Scq3, Yortlaub Centre, Wi9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-15

8etanblnng in BEN einsslnsn gallsn piro
fd gang mad ben I'm ltdnosn ridtsn, bic
3uiammsnlsbuns ber onlsrpirunssflal.
6ateit aber bleitt bislslbe." '.a @
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-10-04

THE other day we were rid
ing in one of Pullman's Sleepers,
dreaming OF home and its pleas
ure. A friend had a berth near
by in which he was sitting, sleep
ing the sleep of the innocent and
the pure. The cars stopped, a
party of five or six composed OF
men, women, children and ser
wants entered. a servant, with a
squallipg baby was popped down
alongside of our unconscious
friend which soon brought him tc
consciousness +: and after scratch
ing his head long enough to rea|
Use the situation he summoned
the conductor and informed hin
that he paid for the privilege o.
his seat and he wanted it. The
squad took possession of the Oppt
site berth, spread ont their luncl
and began to scatter bandboxes
crumbs and bones all around. Gu
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-10-04

THE BAYOU REvETMENT.-Mr.
L. j.. Dodge, the contractor, is
pushing rapidly forward with the
job of constructing the new revet
ment at the head of Bayou La
tourche, and at the rate the work
is progressing, its completion
may be looked for within the next
ten days. Mr.. podge's first step
after making arrangements for
securing the necessary timber
and planking from the Pearl river
region, was to construct a pile
driver carrying q 14O0-pound
hammer, and with this machine
he has driven a row Of SO cypress
piles, eight feet apart, beginning
at the head of Clletimaches street
and following the curve OF the
bayou leyee around as far as Mr..
Joseph Billeisen's workshop, a to
tai distance of, 76O feet. These
piles are driven twelve feet into
tie earth, we believe, and the row
is being capped with heavy peices
Of timber. A facing of three inch
plank will be placed against the
piling, strengthened by a series
Of smaller piles or posts driven
outside of and resting against the
facing. a new embankment of
earth IS being thrown up immedia
tely back of the wood work, the
outer slope striking the latter at
its base, t]hecroMns of the embank
ment and the woodwork being
nearly OH a level. The new levee
is being neatly covered with sod
on Its crown and QUEER slope,
which will greatly enhance the ap
pearance OF the revetment. Mr..
Dodge is doing a thorough piece
of work which we have no doubt
will stand for many years, a ere
dit to its constructor and an orna
ment and benefit to our town.
DonaldsOnriUe Chief.