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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-27

ArRoPos to the assertions OF certain per
song that they will not support Hansiord
hscause he voted for Bridgewater fifteen
,e,rs ago. Mr.. Hornce s. withers tells the
following: A year after the Bridgewaier
race, Uncle Jimmy Norris, an unlearned
but sharp old man from the knobs, an
bounced himself for the office OF Coroner
u Lincoln. Meeting him one day the
subject Of his candidacy came up, when
aid TO him: uncle Jimmy, I would like
10 support you, but they tell me you voted
for Bridgewster, and I am resolved never
TO cast my vote for man who stood by
thief and robber." For an instant the
old man was taken aback, but recovering
himself, replied: "Ysa, voted for Bridge
water, and | Acknowledge Il was mighty
bad vote. but then I've cast some goo6
sotes in my time, too. Why. voted iol
Gineral jackson and Squire Murphy, and
you ought to give me nome credit for that.
The argument was effective then, and 1t y
equally applicable now. Hansford dc
vote for the King Of the Rsign Of Terror
bnt then he has given some mighty goo'
votes in the last fourteen YEAR,, iui''
enough to atone for one bad one. cast wher
,he Democracy had no elaine on him.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-27

COZ THoAAs A. scorr the great rail'
road man, has checked bic baggage for the
other shore. lie departed Al p NJ sainr'
iay. Mar ri. voyage be short and pleas
an, and hi. arrival hailed wilh gladnsss
~ tins angels.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-27

cuEf.JrsucF NJ. u. Corn, alter a
years illness Of lnhsmmalory Rheumatism
and complication II other disease, died
IN Ionissille, Sunday last Although by
M means what Is termed brilliant man,
he was a pure minded, Painslsking Judge,
and his death will be- regretted by all who
came In contact with him. Ills term would
have "a pired in lsss.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-27

GRANT has writtcn q letter ifo,i
10 one Of the Senators, in which he severe
" ori,icisea the action Of the President IN
appointing Robertson Collector Of the for'
Of New York. lie charges him with en-
rendering. instead Of trying to s''sy, p"'
ternes.. and says that his selection OF the
mos, offensive man TO lie found Is an M
.ui, tina, ought to be resented TO the bi''er
end. OF course Grant is down on Robert
o.. lie l. not Grant man, and 10 MN
rerhar- more than any other man u que
the FAC, ihrt The General wss not nomin"-
I'd fsr Tho third term. lie was the leader
Of the delegate from New York to the
Chicago Convention, who refused to OBEY
the cut and died resolutions Of the Oonk'
ling Machine Convention,o vote for Grant
for he VAS believer in the unwritten law
almost a. strong a. the Constitution isseli
that two terms should render man ever
Afterwards ineligible to the Office Of Pres
;i.nt. Of course he j. "the most offensive
man to Grant; hut Of his honesty OF pur
pose or purity of life, even Grant can mol
yainsay. The country owes him debt o.
gratitude for saving il from spossiol'
four years more Of Grant, and the Demo-
critic Senators, especially, should hav'
h.en proud TO vote for his confirmation.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-27

EsowISc that Tildsu Mill he on the
supsrsnuaisd list by the next Presidential
election, Henry waiisrson has declared
for Baysrj, 81 nslawars Well, NJ don't
know a better man, although Ne once TODD
issue Nth him on the silver QUESTION
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-27

Practices In tho osurts OF i,ag kossils sni aning
couniies aud in tho Caau of Appeals. utrc in
oouri -ii.use ytfd. hi-iy
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-27
Mt. VERNON AbyERrISEnESrs

Two so . COPPER Stills AND 20 ~ r..
With good Worms. Fiakestands aud 40 ueccssary
appliance. 4 haruln iuf soulchcIg. Addrcas
w. II. ALBRIGHT.
~ .at Mt vernon. ny.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Streuge GrmnsIGBs.

Grau SsBt tift pu f6on wieber ben
sansen 9ormtttus nt6t ~ 5auIe peues
len uno brinsf mir nun sinen Raufb
NIT. pas Is BET 9ott sine S6anpe III !
Gtnen ltspeli&srn Wsnidsn als bu
stbts tn Der san,cn Start nttt!
Nann CObne istne Sssquns ,u On,
bern, tn ffrafenOsm Ions): Du rpsist
bod, bab i'd IS prineipieQ ni8t ausfetsn
fam, spsnn bintsr Ssmanpss Radsn
dbsr i'm esipro6sn miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

Rrttp: anaGnbissr S6sr, ,ismet BEN
9trtRsn. erbeitert bic Ssels unS
bsfOresrt fslbR bic 8siunsbsit
bss 9etbes.
SO is net Alss Sob, tuas slit3ert.
5oorissr DrudsrI So bin en- ipmiortiasr
Waf6emah'r Hid rbr I'm 9auo berun.
ab banbsle id en- bi0sl In Supslris, Sin,
8srrins, @ati6tette UNI amer 10 9efrds.
TN t& fann 3iemlih sf6pinb fase. Oh
sppss Cob ODER 8rds Is. Weu. DO
Der amer Dag mar Id uf nsr iomirrtise
p ente - fam aliemol psrfabfs uf 70
pldS - un Id bab bic iunse 9tut uni
tb!e Supelrie betra1t, I'm piq eir rau
en- Dsserpti4e gene BUN Gem, rpas tt
In fsusr 9stn ssiebsn bab. Z.
Do nor Wary, bic bott en- Sett ans
bdnas sebatt, srce senus for en- pterbeb.
mig 3alb caran su binns - feue febne
Sstte fabl i'd for fanfunp3wansis Gents
cas Staf betm DuSsnp. I'm mann ntsr
fe an Der WarY. ibrsm 5als bat banae
lsbe, bot man ssmsbnt es pdr snnibau
Ct, 40 rnsts Dabln Rrtt. 81
Dee lsbm Dtns tpar's nit Der @atIbs
fett, rpu Der 8ia an fsqer Yicntc aeiport
bot, bic f&wsr senus 10, en- Sperrtett ba.
pun Al Wa6e. nm pts bod febp Gents
rrsrtb Is. uftpbrs babsn pieIe semsbnt,
Der Bill batt Gu fIsbne 9olOmsin uf fa
binss.
Gin fraubporis Wioel mar bort, Isu
bot bret Ginssrrins anssbat I'm { 9resbin
senuns. Sldpidd pruf su baden, un i'd
bat feb 8iertel for ote sapse Wi6s ssben.
Der Sdm bot ale finf Winutt, en-
nSclceae" Watfb rausgaose, bte i'd for
aps Dollars pss Stad bstm BulSsI fofe
fann. .... .....-. 81. ....
Der Grso bOtt en- @olbbabler auf Ist,
ner Watidfstt bdnse ssbott, Der ebnta
Gppsr In bic Ti&sl brinst, mann Ct pro,
bit i'm su pdG.. .'' '.s
Der Sub tbr 8rsibtn BOT s.slisert bas
% Gunfe seidmiFe bot. un mar bod iuf
en- sebn Gents Bresbin.
Sc war nod Nnuere DO, BE asaIissrt
ben wte Gsuerbauons. nit tsne es Der
issme Wss mar. Aqss Wonof&sin.
uifcbrs, i.a flu SADIE. bic ssbn Nie.
r,ano sppes an amer eS Is sbn Ding
babel, pas Id net beIfen Tam ;u men,
Ihene.
Gs Is BET 70 iunse 9eute, oft NIT
epunterFt Suw.lrie berum fporte, 40 oft
Der Gaa, bab fe al In annere neg caun.
terVt I'm - nae for famnen net aus.
ssfuns psrp, bis fe sspist lie un bis %
3u fpot Is. Seu t. mas BET 70 6aGe
am msb0s 3u bsoausrn ts. ...
SD for met Dsbl fas, ssb MIR en-
Wdpsl Obne euunterfit Sumslrts.
Der flsb t1brmaHer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

DAB muk Id Sbnsn ssRsbsn, Ssrr
Doctor. - iaste cine DAME su sinsm
S&rfif,q sr = Sbre neuefe NcpsIe III
mir re&t lanswsilts sepOrpsn, i6 babe
fe nibt auslelen f6nnen.
Grdulstn, - antportet Der S&rtftfsls
Ter, nun benfen Sie, tptnu Sbasn I1pn
pas 9si.n 70 lausr seperpsn H. pie srf
mir baS Shreiben. va aa a.ar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Wtrthi&aftH&.

Dram: Du mub bid sinI&rdntsn,
liebss Siab. bst ben tbsusrr 3siten fam
Id fauu, bic 0aie absr WaGsr baItsn.
frau : Sa fretli6. abtr ibsrs Bier.
sIas ianna su fs fat ben sanasn Gag
baltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Su Der Shu(e

0sbrer: Warun rpurce Der Sfer.
Gretbetl ,.amsrifa uno ni1t Columbia
senannt2 .s..a. w.. ...s..
S&dler: @sil er am Weer Heat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
@as IN Gin staatsmana2- 81

WaS III elm StaatsmaRa2 - Gin
S&ultnipsltOr, psl&er ben, ssiRli&m
Stanee ansst5rt. bsiudt cine T5&tsr.
i&ult unb fsate bic Gruse: ,Was mar
Der Grtiberr BON Sttrn 2" Gin StaatS'
uann," antportets cine Der S&dlsrinnsn.
.Was III etn Staatsmann 2" fragile Der
Snlpseior cine Slsins auf Der lssten 4anf.
Gin Wann utldsr Rsosn bdlt'" ant.
tportsie bte @sfraste ."Galf&l Sd balts
aud &eoen unb bin fstn Staatsmanr,"
bslebrte 0e Der S6ulinfpsttor. Die
8lstns ptrbsF,rte fd unp ruff Gin
wlann Der suite Rspsn bd!t III elm
StaatSnann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
NatIrli&er 8rano.

Natarli9sr 8rana. Gin Bauer
bate istnen Sobn In Der 3strutsnf&uIe
bsiu&t unb fi@ sessndber sfnsu, Germ
unaufrtspsn dber pas Ssftneen leinss
SObnes babtn sedustrt : min Gransepp
bat I'm &sfrutenfurs tpsntsfsns tiebe
plumb I'm 9ewi6t abs'npb." - ,Das
III gang nutlrlt6," erpiperts Der Ssrr.
.csnn tn Der Saisrns mifsn fid bic Re'
frutrn pafbsn !" I -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

Srase. @as miro aus upstnsr Goufne,
wsnn fe MIR ibre Sub stbt une i& sebs
tbr stnsi apfd2 i.a'' o-H'" 1
sntpprt. Cine MpfdFns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
,,9ie WitteIRraBe.

q. 5absn fe IS aud f&on s.b5rt Der
@sbsimratbe /. foq tobt lttn.
.. 5 Soft bspobr, Der s. Seri@srt
MIR 70 sben erf, eas CT nod lebe.
Das slaubtu Sts, 6srr De- a.
.. Sd CLAUDE fetnes BON bsiesn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

9iterat. frau. penr bic Sinber
ntdt iOfort rubia finb. 70 TONNE t9 une
prisele Id ft Wincelpsi&.
Srau. 5af pu cine Defenders pi6tiss
Nrbeit IN Der Geber. lieber Wann2
2iterat. So rpobl Der Staatsprpturas
tor forperte beute rpsssu Der dbsrbane nsb>
msroen Robett uno Sittsnssrptlperuna
cts Diebsreinfdbruns Der Yrdssl, Strafs.
SD MIL etnen aesarnti6tsn Grtitel se>
gen cine ioI@e amtlt6e grutalttdt los,
laiIsn. #. aHs f.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Die uriaae.

9aft. Ste &slnsr. fommen Sic NAL
Sbrs annonce fast pae sic 1.een SAT-
bsfrteetsen unb ben auffcrpsrunsen Der
3ett Re6nuns trdsen. Nan feb'n Ste
f& q nal ciefe SartofsIn an! COL Id
pte siisn2 Sd fann's bstm bsfsn g8taen
nidt. Die fnp ia 9uari4le&t.
3eansr. S4ls4ts 3sitsn, Ssrr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

SiliSss Ssrsnissa. SIaat: ga.
ter 9Th mtr MIR 6 Wart Id piQ Pns
Ebsatsr, - i'd aud etmal G 8srs
8ndssn babtn 81. r.5.3n. ..,, a.. ....
Batter: 8te 70 8~trsnfssn i? Brau&t
ras ~ fofen e Warti Gtb leg bid tn's
8ett, bed Did orptntIi& ,u, rur las be
Gds' brauben, = ba miro Did balc
frieren In be Gas.' benn pir babtn ni&t
sebeist un psna's DID frtsrt In be Gdb'
gang orbsntli&. atebR Du lt RAID rim
tn's 8stt, psrRe lassn : mas If bas for
e 0rguaaenl r... a.. ,.. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

Mitt SIS
fauft man sinsa saa,sa "
I. I. 6iferr. 5 prog. 1S60er 4. 100
Staats- 2sono.
Dislt ossss Fab ssa Der R~sstsrans s~sranttrt uas sris.
GiRstlSa rtrssa sieft Ssnb, saeart. bat issts Sasr Q
5tssunssn aattRuseH. pssa 100 srsbere artHr sea
10000, 10000, 5000,
u. T. .. 0uIssa sas,tn russn. T". H
S,sn Sasrr. 5 prSl. ts6OT q. 100 Bomb, sdSsr t,iass
sH srissrsn 1rsfa stptnnt. mug NIT niinsta,ss
100 0uIoea 3. %.
dns.sa usrsen. ba teine BIanfs sass,H rsrb,s NIB
isesr 0sas rtata GrtHr stutnHtH mus. .
Die na&as 3tssuus 10 am
1. Gebruar 1881.
Sober ssss. ~tlsu DOR Ss9 am I. ssbruar 1881
bet aas NIT ..0.'
$500
s.iaaft ~trs, 10 INN sanita 0.Stau aaas s.rtS.
ret Der an l.. tsbrnar sarauf tutfaatu ptrs.
~ Bet auftrdssu aus BEN SalaHs. sssaat 81,
Ginfensuns Don So
In r~tethrtrt,u Srtffsu, nm ttneu fpiAen Dsnh, fAsa fur
ss aaaas 3ttauas am I. 5sbruar saItis ~ trnerSta.
lVsa asreHrs p.stn antaus BON Dsuss, s~trialartn
uni ttsu naetrtn aastunft, an BITE -....
International Banking Co.,
$50 Ersaonas, Rem .gerf.
Gtablirt felt 1874.
=. o. . od aafrsssa ssb Crsers ssus man ben Re.
mes b9 nsarsmsarsr Saittit' sp&sHea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

Das Sbiss n tta. asrtut abbilslns unfrer Sautrbaft,u
Glstn ubr Ia Tlbsrnsm o t6ufe, bic mir far SO
s~ttfauftn, unb otts In shHt 6ndfsl far sas 9ds tie bette
uns btutsat Stlbtruhr IN Ger DtIt. SdbrIi3 ftstn ptr
strsn buastt al, aae MIR RHs TN 0tast dn,r srsita
mtn. pti6t aas I'D 10 rem bs6Rtu 9sSfraAta sbsr itds
usrtH IN Saus aaf ibrt SCHMIDT aRs tbr Santsalttu Der
Bet autfprsdH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Die tatboIii@e gu4banbIuns
-ssH-
Err BRUCK

IN e~urtmburs ssrltnstt FRANCO In san3 ameris
Ia ssstn FRANCO GintsnSuns BON 5 DOaars, bic
nsat Gassabt bon 1880: I'D '...
8. IhOn9 Aquinatis Sunnn,a
Theological diligenter ennen-
data NicOIGi, SylUii, Billuart
% CD. DriOu1. Motifs ornata.
1880. 8 Saabs. srsb 10 50 ssBsftet [sar.ls
Duel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Die lnffiSe Spalte.

Nsttp: a%nfGnbiser S&srs ,tsmst BEN
&briRen, erbeitert bic Seele unb
befSroert fslbf bic 8eiunbbtit
IA Qslk.A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

MT @tdt bat uaEr 81 Batter bas Stusium Der WuIt
g. 81 2eemat seH aaatH aasa edaiiStn aufs gtnsrins.
fdte~tr &iarbsit In ittnea gpaitH bic usabsnatn spakr.
teffa bee Olaaktns besriAt. uatu ben ststn aussassn
Der Gtrtt hes III. Gssmas sereiut bic IN 6as.It.Dns
(1raafrstd) In lsSIftu dlaast tri4ttnus dassabs bic
garmat &c ptteIuns AZ 10 rnt sn fsrsfalhsa ~rssisirttn
a%assaeta: DIR um st iatesltfet fituatar ~strsisRit
oaheaneItr y ttrrtUrad In furtmbars Itftrt ittis
atutht autsabeI nS80) In s pstasbaastn ~ btH srmA5ie.
ttn yraft ssa ) Declare france tnt Saut stlttrt (aatf 10
Brts.l s9tH 6aartatIuns nHs nsata ptr ui6t s~atuIsf.
ftn. ale attsIsstH, ptI6t I'D bic 6Hmma tts u. Iesmss
ns4u1. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
A. S6p6ma6u 4

ao. s Sub Sap Ct, Baltimore, ws
ahttstst sssaisn tar Dabusa. uas ums.s,nb oct,
.. Ssen. Dubuque, Sspa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-02
A Prominent Ladies RuspI~c

For the popular interest. the writer wishes to
chroaiole pleasant iuterv ew with BrookIsn lady
on the all important subject of ST. Jacobs OIL
Calling at the residence of Mrs. Alice May No 1877
South Portland avenue the writer was xiyen other
evidences OF the curative power aud popularity of
the great German remedy. MIS- May, who is a
writer of no inconsidersbia attainment aud popu-
larity, expressed her willingness 10 give her expert
ence with the universal pain destroyer. Sh , said
st. Jacobs Oil WAS first brought to her attention
By q member OF her fam Is. who procured several
bottles OF 1t, and distributed them around among
the different members of the household At the
time this occurred she had been suffering for
week with Deuralgis in her face The
attack was very severe, snd she had not been
able to obtain any relief whsrevar She determined
to try the oil, snd accordingly il wss applied one
night with great care, due attention being gwen to
rabbing it IN well In few minutes after the ar
picsIion was made she fell into sleep snd did
not awake until the next morning, wnen to her
entire satisfaction. the pain had entirely fed The
cure wss complete. and she has never hsd ths
slightest return Of the trouble since. That was
sufficient to settle the question to the future OF
st. Jacobs Oil In the family setious Siacs that
time the great remedy has been used for every
thing like pain in the household aud answered the
purpose spendidIy, 1t was used with the greatest
satisfaction to reduce the swollen glands in the
throats OF her children. superinduced by cold.
Indeed. the remedy had proved itself blessing in
a variety Of ways IN the family, ard they had q
deep and abiding faith In its efficacy -Neto Ysrs
DG;tg. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-02
The Girls Not 10 R,an,e.

There appear from time to time articles In
inc newspapers upon subject which might be
talked over In some homes with good effect
These articles frequently take the form of
Communications from young men who have u
certain amount OF income and who would iike
TO marry, but who say that they dare ask no
young woman whom they know and like TO share
IL WIN tleIA. The amount was sufficient for
the fathers and mothers but will not do for the
daughters, girls are SO eXtravaga ant nowadays
ana require SO much. IL may be that this Ia
true, but have grave doubts OF It., and should
IKE TO ask who 1t is that makes the objections;
that tneir daughters shall begin lie as
they did. with Just as simple surround
ings? 1t Is not the higher education
that our girls receive that units them
for IL; there is nothing In mechanics or geology
to inspire girl With the notion that unlesa she
can marry man With ample means to support
nef ID ldleness she cannot consent to a life With
him. 1t is rather tue false ideas tnStlIied into
her mind at home. WHAT folly In her to leave
a luxurious home tor the understanding one her
husband Can give her, where she Will be obliged
10 do her share toward the common work OF
making 1t What IL should be! what Obstacles
are put In her way ? Unless she is a girl OF
high spirit ana great determination, and who
can foloE Montalgne'S advice and 90 what she
Is AFRAID TO, she gives up, but not because she
ne!.eVes mat sne could lot be happy and usefu
In the home offered TO her. It ia the Old story
OF the world that woman Will follow the man
she loves beyond the night, across the daY.
through all the world" The girls are not 10
blame, but the parents, Wno like crugty gar.
deners. have watched and guarded the perfect
bloom OF the dollhouse plant, aud win not allow
II TO De taken from tDem.-N. . Post,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-02
Brutality Of Pigeon shooting.

1t seems as though our stage OF civilization
was sufnciently far advanced TO enable US to do
away with the DarDarous so-called sport known
as pigeon shooting. Perhaps this recreation Is
SO essential to the happiness of q large
number OF sporting young men that appears
IN the name OF humanity will be OF any avail
70 prevent the cruelties that are associate
Win IL; but what cannot be accomplished
Dy such means may be strongly Influenced
by the force OF public opinion. 1t may at
least deter some persons from joining In the
sport when It is stated that Just before the
birds are allowed &c lily their tail-feathers
are cruelty torn out, probably to render she
poor birds less able to guide their course and
to place them more az the mercy OF the MARKS
men. We do not know that this is always
done. for although keenly appreciatlve OF the
pleasures OF legitimate sport In the woods, the
writer has never been able to understand the
satisfaction which some persons fad in the
slaughter OF halt hundred or more matnad
and helpless birds. Certain it Is, however. that
sometimes this outrageous cruelty is pracficed
A pigeon which escapes the marksnan has
still no chance for ltfe for there are aIways
others standing with gun In hand waiting for
chance shots TO bag them. Pigeon SHOOTING, r.
mere slaughter, and it Is not true sport re- is1
pleasure to break glass balls in the air and III
requires some skil 70 90 g. but it is very d;f.
ferent thing to tnflict pain tor mere psrsona a.
grAtaacafao0s-K 7, Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-02
JOubert, the R0er General.

LIN
AND SERVED IN THU CIVIL wAR
AT Pittsburg story Is printed showing that
panel s. JouDert, the commander in.c6ief of
the Beers in South Africa, was born In q cabin
In Fayette county, Pa. The story Is as follows:
About fortY-one years ago Jacob Joubert and
ms VIE barbara emigrated from Holland and
months later they removed to UniontoWn. In
the same county, where they lived two years.
JACOB working at his trade, moulding bricks by
hand. Sometimes he did odd Jobs for the Hon.
Daniel Sturgeon, q resident OF tnlontoEp Then
I. ). senator from Pennsylvania In the sprIng
OF lS4l Barbara Jouhert gave birth to a sou who
tor sturgeon purchased for the infant stylish
new dress OF rich material. The parents never
grew tired OF informing their neighoors In
broken English that the Senator had cond3-
scended to clothe their newly born infant. In
le45 they changed their residence TO ConnellS-
VIE, In the same county, where they accu.
1au.ated some money. About 1880 or probably
later, both parents died of cholera. leaving
their only child, little Daniel. He Was properly
cared for by kind neIghbor, and his parents
money: amounting to about 800. was placed on
tending TO take the orphan along At PITTS
burg the boy ran away and returned to Con
helisVhle For an alleged assault and battery
On hoS man namsa Johnson On April 1855 the
senator Sturgeon employed counsel for him
and at the trial the prisoner was acquitted.
ionng JoGbert stepped out OF the court room
determined 10 leave the scane OF his disgrace
forever. Making his way to New York he took
ship to Holland. the land OF hls ancestors, nay
ing TOT MS passage by working on the steamer.
Az Amsterdam he made the acquaintance OF
Adam Joubert. his fathers brother the Captain
OF ship in the South African ana East Indian
trade. win his uncle he made several voyages
10 the Boer country, and In 1862, hearing OF Ins
American Ciyll war, he resumed to New York
Enll5tlng In the United States navy, he served
with distinction under Admiral Dupont and
others, and lost an eye at the bom0artiment OF
charleston, for which disability he now 70.
celves pension from our government. He
pany In the army OF the Potomac He served
under Gen Wetzell, and marched with Wet
zells colored troops, who after Lees surrender
LOOK possession Of Richmond After his dis.
charge be visited Uniontown under an assumed
name. The one eyed captain, still wearing his
iull uniform, revealed himself. however, to the
5 Hon. DANIEL sturgeon. then aged over so years.
obtaining the 500 placed on interest before.
and Its Accommodations Afterward JoHbert
sailed for Holland and thence to the country OF
the BOerS
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