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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1881.

"a union of hearts, union of hands,
A union of States none may sever;
A union of lakes, a union OF lands.
Andthe FLAG OF OUR UNION FoREyRR.
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APOSTLE PAUL

was engaged in, and he got his pay, and
I expected to get mine some time out OF
that book | wrote" A moment after.
with show OF enthusiasm. and raising
his voice, Gniteau exclaimed: 81 used
to 90 around the streets selling my lee
lures. People thought | was book
agent, and was happier when / was
doing that work than ever before. | was
working for the Lord, not for money"
Scoville then alluded to Guiteau's su-
sceptihlity to the influence OF women,
and said such was his disposition in that
respect, he would talk to any woman as
long as she would listen to him
+ That's not true,' shouted Guiteau,
II put a notice in my autobiography
that anv lady who would correspond
with me, who sent her address, If she
was all right, would be we'll received. and
to this notice I got response from
lady worth 100000 Thst wasn't bad
was itP" General laughter.
Scoville continued: 1t is true, as hi
says. that the notice brought one re
sponse. which shows there is one woman
in the United States that probably has
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ns m copper day at home, Samples worth
M w 0kVS5 free. Address SrIEsos 4 Co.,
Portland, Maine, mchS, ,'slr,
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~ NEVER FEIGN.

act myself, sane or insane.
Without noting the interruption. Sco-
vile alluded to the arrest OF man al
the time of President Hayes inauguration
who was sent to an insane aaylum. This
man, he said, had as carefully made al
his arrangements to kill President HAYES
as did Guiteau to kill President Garfield
and but Tor his arrest he might have sue
ceeded. There was just as much grounc
| 10 indicate
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MORE INTERRUPTIONS

Scoville related an incident Of Gniteau's
life which his friends thought indicated
insanity. Guiieau, with much warmth,
said: "I've heard that story before, and
it is absolutely false. Don't tell any
such stuff as that again" Scoville rela-
ted Guiteau's varied experiences during
she Moody and Sankey revivals, and
! bis efforts and failures as q lecturer on
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WAsHlNGroN, November = The
prison van in which Guitesu was con-
veyed 10 The court, this morning, was
escorted by six mounted policemen, in
addition to the Two officers who rode
upon the van. rhe nip was made
without incident. and after reaching The
prisone,'s room, Guitesu partock of a
hearty breakfast AMI expressed hlusel'
satisfied with the police arrangements
made to insure his safety. He thought
the same precautions shod!d have beer
observed at the outset.
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AFTER RECESS

ScoviIle resumed bis story OF the life OF
Guiteau, using the expression, "men-
tally incompetent" Guiteau fretted at
the imputstion of lack of brain power
and exclaimed: Mot true, and can't be
shown. always tell the truth and
again he broke in: n had brains enough,
but my mind was devoted to theology ;
that's why l ran behind. There's no
money in the theology business; I'm
out of that now"
Scoville spoke Of his clients impe.
cunious condition, and Guiteau said :. 81
was always we'll dressed; don't put that
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auIrEAu's INSANITY.

"Why," said Scovil'e, seven President
Garfield said: "Why did this man do it
He raust be insane" Blaine must have
believed Guiteau insane
Corkhill here arose, and with m1ch
emphasis said: If YOU will allow me,
Mr.. Scoville, the President never said
he thought he was insane. He thought
J him sane all the time. Blaine never
thought him insane. He had said under
oath be believes him sane.
Scnvlle explained he spoke from in.
formation derived from newspapers, anc
would not take issue on the statement
He then took up the history of
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sOovILLE RESUMED

seemed to amuse Guiteau immensely,
and a broad smi'e broke over his fea-
lures, which rea7peared two or three
times, as if his mind REQUIRED 10 it. SEQ
Vile alluded to the preju lice which un
do1htedly existed against plea of in
sanity generally, and especially in the
case OF the prisoner. He said the news
papers had intimaied that Gaiteau was
only feigning insanity, and such seemed
to he the general theory of the public
Gaiteau turned uneasly in his chair and
with quick, nervous, articulation SAID
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baltimore + ohio RRiIrOad-APpOint'
ment Of OfIlciRlH.

hullIuUFb - Oulu AehthEUhu-AfPVaA'
ment Of OfilcIRIH.
Col. s. R. Johnston, master Of road,
Baltimore / Ohio railroad, has issued q
circular announcing the organizs.
ton OF the road department, as
follows: Mr.. W. N. Boiling civil engineer,
will have charge Of the records. maps and
surveys appertaining to real estate, right
OF way, taxes, corporations ETC., on the
main line and branches, and such other
engineering duties as may be assigned to
him from time to time; bis office is at Cam.
den station. Assistant masters OF road
have been appointed as follows: H. B.
Baylor, having charge Of the maintenance
OF track OF the first division, embracing
terminal stations In Baltimore and main
line and branCheS east Of Harper's Ferry;
headquarters, Camden Station. A. Hunter
johnson has charge OF the second division,
extending from Harpers Ferry (milepost
S0) to miiepost 240; headquarters, Cum
berland. B. T. Fendall has charge Of the
third division, from milepost 240 to mile
post $50, aud the Parkersburg Branch;
headquarters, Grafton. ]. A. Hunter has
charge Of the fourth division, from mile.
post $50 to Wheeling, and the Wheeling,
Pittsburgh & Baltimore division; head.
quarters, Grafton. The divisions have
been divided into subdivisions, with gu.
pervisora, and Thomas Carr Is the super.
visor stationed at Cumberland.
Oliver Kemp has been made supervisor
oil bridges on the main line and branches
east Of Cumberland, and OF buildings and
water stations between Cumberland and
Harper's Ferry, and on the Valley Branch,
headquarters Harper's Ferry Arthur Sin;
sci, supervisor Of bridges, buildings and
water stations west OF Cumberland, on
main line and branches, headquarters
Grafton; and o. Mclean, supervisor Of
buildings and water stations east Of Har-
per's Ferry, headquarters at Harper's
Ferry. ......
The Office Of division blacksmith has
been abolished, and hereafter repairs will
be made at the division stations or at the
nearest point where shops are located,
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MEETING OF THE BAR

Yesterday for the Purpose OF Arranging
for the Funeral Of the Late J. Ii. Pen
dletOn.
A very large number Of the mem
bers Of the Ohio County Bar met ct the
Court House yesterday afternoon for the
purpose Of arranging to attend the funeral
Of ], II. PendIeton, Esq., which will take
place this afternoon, There were present.
Hon. Daniel Lamb, Hon. G. W. Thomp.
son, Judges Thayer Melvin, George E.
Boyd, and G. L. Oranmer, ]. j. Jacobs,
E. G. CraCrait, G. B. Caldwell, Alfred
Caldwell, W. H. Caldwell, ]. H. Good, A,
]. Clarke, W. J. W. Cowden, ]. D. Elson,
Denis O'Keefre, q. r. O. Allen, NJ. T
Frame, B. S. Allison. J. r. Cowden, T. ].
Hugus, ". NJ, Richardson, Robert Mar
shall, l.. 4. Stiiel, W. n, Curtis, X. g. Barr,
L. s. Jordan, and ]. W. Nuzum. Besides
these gentlemen were Major s. B. MCCol.
loch, .,ex.Sheriff Tingle, W. ]. Mathews,
and some others.
Gov. Jacobs called the meeting to order
HQu bhlui SbnlIeueu VI lue DAT yOu Ill
know the sad occasion that calls Us to-
gether, and to give shape to our proceed.
ings ! move that Mr.. Daniel Lamb act as
President oil the meeting"
Mr.. Lamb was then elected Chairman
and Mr.. A. ]. Clarke, Secretary.
On melton OF Judge Cranmer commit
tee Of three was appointed to draft appro.
pirate resolutions. The Chair appointed
Judges Cranmer. Melvin and Boyd.
Messrs. Barr, Jones and Elson were APP
pointed a committee to arrange for the fu.
neral, procure carriages for the members
Of the bar, &c.
Messrs. Barr, Lamb, Clarke, s. O. Tay.
lor, W. II. Caldwell and Judge Melvin
were appointed pail bearers, and Messrs.
]. Il. MCKennon and W. A. Quarter were
subsequently added.
On motion OF Gov. Jacobs the officers Of
the court were invited to attend the fu.
neral.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet at 1880 =. NJ. today at the Court
House.
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RIVER NEWS.

LeVee Movements ofSteAmboatS
The marks last night indiCat ed 0 feet I
inches and rising.
The ice Is running heavy, but II The
river continues rising 1t Is not likely tbati
will close.
Last night there was 7 feet at Pittsburgh
and rising. River men here expect 42 feel
OF water.
The river was closed at stenbenville yes
terday, but the Emma Graham pushed
her way through and passed here last
night en- route to Cincinnati.
The Nail City passed up yesterday fol
Pittsburgh, though It Is doubtful that she
will be able 10 reach her destination.
All boats In this vicinity are In good
harbors should the river close.
PITTSBURGH, February 4-Riyer Q feet
0 inches and falling. Weather clear and
cold. Arrived, Hudson at Pm.
CAIRO, February 3.-No arrivals or de:
partures. River % feet inch and fall.
ing. Thermometer 4O'.
EVANSVILLE, February 3.-Arrived: Viz.
gle Lee, Cincinnati; Silver Cloud, CinCin.
natl. River falling with II feet 7 inches
In the channel.
CtNclNHArt, February 3.-River IS feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and very
cold. Arrived; j. W. Gaff, New Orleans.
No packets running, Ice making fast and
the river full OF 1t.
LOUISVILLE, February 4.-River falling,
s feet inches III the canal. Weather
cloudy and cold. Red Cloud, from New
Orleans: Cons Miller, from Cincinnati TO
Memphis. The. Thorn pson Dean Is laid up
at the head Of the Canal The Ben Frank.
lin is laid up at Jacksonville. The Sam
Brown coal boats, that got on the dam
last night, were gotten of to-day and
seved. The TfansIt still lays below the
dam, unable 10 get up, The Tom Means
arrived with two barges. Navigation is
again suspended here.
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REApPoRrroNmENr
or the LegIsiature-Former Action OF
Committee IteacInded.

or the Northumberland Action Of
Committee ReAcInded.
Some days ago we published the pro.
ceedings OF the joint committee on The
reapportionment OF the Legislature. AT
that meeting the committee had three
propositions before II, namely 10 increase
the Senatorial Districts to thirteen, four.
teen or fltteen, increasing the number Of
Senators to twenty.slx, twenty.eiaht and
thirty, respectively. The committee at
fiFst decided to adopt the last named
proposition, which increases the number
Of Senators 10 thirty. At recent meet.
Ing, however, the committee feconsidefed
lie action, and is now engaged In 6guting
on the prsctiCability oil such increase Of
Senatorial Districts. Some assert that the
proposed increase 10 unconstitutional
that the trainers Of the Constitution never
contemplated any change In the Senate.
Others who do not hold this position
think that the only practicable method Is
TO leave the Senate as II is Al present com.
posed or, II an increase be made, the last
proposition 10 increase the districts 10
fifteen should be adopted.
The action OF the committee at lie last
meeting to increase the members Of The
House 10 seventy.seven. This action also
may be subject 10 some modification here.
after, but II will not be very material.
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One Of the most enterprislng and best
conducted singing societies in this city is
the Harmonic. 1t was organized in 1866,
and Is one Of the oldest organizations Of
this kind in our midst. Last night we
were surprised by an invitation to call at
BeCk's Block, on Market street, and In.
spect brand new hall, which had Just
been completed for their use. The hall is
on the third floor, is large, airy, well venti.
lated and attractive in the extreme. II Is
handsomely furnished, and Ia fitted out
with all necessary appliances in the way
Of dressing and retiring rooms, furniture,
&c. This hall was dedicated last night by
a grand ball, for which Mayer swung the
bow. There was over one hundred
couples present. Fred Arbenz, Esq, Is
President and John Dick Financial Score.
tary OF the Society, and Prof. Hermann
sChockey is Musical Director.
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ar. EdH0fI
In recent issue Of your paper "Daisy
B." writes 10 know what to do when she
has the "blues." Now, have been troubled
with that very unpleasant and essentially
feminine complaint In the past, and am
quite sure my experience will help her.
I don't believe those indigo feelings come
because things don't go right around us,
but because matters don't 60 right within
us. Every lady understands this and
knows the cause. For years / suffered
terribly, and now see that might have
avoided IL all had known what I do 10.
day. I tried taking Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure az an experiment, and Il
did for me mere than could ever have
dreamed II possible 10 do fer any woman.
I would not be without II for the world,
and I earnestly advise "Daisy 3, or any
lady troubled az she was 10 use the means
which l did and am sure II will have the
same effect. MwFAw.
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Personal Paragraphs.

Col. Hugh Sterling Is confined to his
room by serious sickness.
Mr.. Henry Albright, Of the letter car.
rier force, was called TO Pittsburgh yester.
tlsy TO the bedside Of his brother Frank,
who was not expected TO live.
Amongthose who registered at the Nc.
Lure House yesterday were: A. G.. Hol.
loway, Of Flushing, o.; Col. @. II. Beall
and daughter, OF Brooke county; and ]. F.
Uhurchman, agent Of the Annie Ward
Tiffany Combination.
Ex.SherilTs Eugene Baker, Of Jefferson
county, Evan Hinton, OF Summers county,
PfiIchafd, OF Marion county, and Sheriff
Moore, OF Jefferson county, were at the
Auditors Office yesterday.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CnRAP.-The fol-
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered al
LuCas' Music Store at great bargains, and
on easy payments OF IS 90 10 $40 90 pei
month until paid for:
One seven.octave piano, $3.50.
One seven.oCtave piano. Si7h.
One Hallet and Davis plano, $i25,
One Hallet and Davis piano, $780,.
One six.oCtave piano, $50.
One seven'oCtave piano, $l75.
One Stodaft piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, s125,
One six'octave piano, 500.
One slS.oCtaye piano, $50.
One six.oCtaYe organ, Sis.
One aVe.oCtave organ, SIS.
One aye.oCtave organ, sos.
One . l'oCtave piano, s35.
One fve.oCtave melodeon, $40,
One fve.oClave tnelodeon, 500.
One tive.octave organ, new $75.
A | the above secondhand instrumental
are In good repair and tune. Gall and ex.
amihe al Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street.
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There wac very pleasant though quiet
wedding last evening at the residence Of
Mrs. s. Charnock on McCulloch street.
The contracting parties, Mr.. Samuel j.
Tappan and Miss Joanna B. Chsrnock, are
we'll known In this city, and their union
has the benediction OF many friends. The
bride Is an Alumnus OF the Wheeling
Female College, and enters upon the
"Post Graduate Course" with the honors
won In subordinate ones. She Ia also q
highly respected teacher In the Third
ward school. The ceremony was perform.
ed by Rev. Thomas F. Clancy Of the Col.
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FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-CoUNTER AND SHELLY.
IL ING, In room No. ., MeLurO House LulijIn,
Inquire Of JNO. MCLURG. "" dagb
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ont take any OF the quRck rostrums, Asd
they are tegimental to the human Cisiern
but put your trust in. Hop Blttefs, which
will cure general dilapidation, Costtve
habits and all comic diseases. They saved
Isaac from severe eXtaCt Of tripod fever,
They are the ne plus unum Of mediCines,-
Boston GNObe. MwFGw,
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TRY EplCursan Soups at .,....


This evening Nat. Goodwin's "Froli.
ques" will hold the boards at the Opera
ilouse. The we'll known reputation Of
this company will secure large house.
Tickets now on sale at Banners.
HRverly's Mnstodons will hold the
boards at the Opera House February 10th,
go the manager writes from Keoknk, Iowa.
Tickets for Barlow, Wilson, Primrose
and Vests Ministries will be on sale this
morning at Banners. ....
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Two Organs.

Regulate flrt the stomach, second the
liver; especially the first, so as to perform
their functions perfectly and you will re.
the ills that mankind is heir to, In this or
any other climate, Hop Bitters Is the only
thing that will give perfectly healthy ma
turaI action to these two organs.-AGIHe
Farmer. MwFGw'
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Best VIOLIN Strings, at sheib'S.

Mrs. ]. b. WILSON, Tifin, Ohio, says:
1 have worn an Improved Excelsior Kid.
ney Pad, and received more relief han
from all remedies l have ever tried, ]
cheetiully recommend II to oil sufeters.-
Sc AdV, MwFAw,
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A mass meeting in the interests Of tenn
pefance cause will be held al the Academy
81 Music on Sunday afternoon, at $3.50
o'clock. The thanks Of the temperance
people are due Mr.. Charles Howard iof
The use Of the hall. Let every body come
10 give this grand work q glorious push.
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BELLAIRE.

The R. 4 B, F. will give a ball in
Turner Hall Saturday evening, February
18th.
A portable saw mill just commanding
work at McAllstsr's farm, was mistaken by
some Of the country people as fire, from
the smoke and noise, the latter being ta'
ken as an alarm horn.
Still another GAINESVILLE man looking
about here with a view OF changing his
location, Mr.. Norris, an insurance agent,
The towboats Hawk and o. W. Horn
brock are lying below the B. & 0. bridge
and the wharf,
AS showing the gaining strength Of the
county seat removaliSts, the following
figures are interesting:
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and sick with my kidneys for years.
wrote Mr.. Alexander Ferris, Of ChenangC
Forks, New York, recently. He used
Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver Cure.
Now he Gays, " cheeriully recommend y
to all persons suffering In the same way"
MWPAW,
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How foolish are the endeavors Of par,
ties to introduce new remedies for coughs
and kindred complaints when they should
know that the people will have Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and nothing else,
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DSn'l Plank, Of Brooklyn, TioHa Co., Pa,
describes is thus: rode thirty miles for a
bottle Of Dr.. Thomas Electric Oil, which
effected the wonderful cure OF q Crooked
Limb In six applications; It proved worth
more than Gold TO me.
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snsEr Music, hall.ptlcs. at shsib,s.

CLostSe Our sALR.-Commencins Mon
day, January Sd, 10 close out my large
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, and wall
Paper. Call soon and get q great bargain
OF 2Ol9 and 2O2l Main street.
JoHN RoEuRR,
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Straight 10 the Boneyard people go who
neglect too long the danger signal OF APP
preaching consumption, q hacking cough
But with DR., Thomas Eclectric Oil for a
safeguard the peril is ayerted, 1t Is a gu
fine remedy also for rheuma'
tism, piles, soreness, hurts, etc,
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IT comes from all lands and all classes
OF people. To consider the amount Of
solid testimony In favor Of that Ruler Of
Rheumatic remedies, st. Jacobs Oil, Is al
most beyond Credulity.
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The following transfer Of real estate
was admitted to record in the Office Of
Recorder Hook yesterday:
Deed made July 2, 1880, by Wylie Por.
Ter to q, s. Terril, for a parcel Of land In
Liberty township iot SIS.
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SILK HATS Blocked and IrOred at
GEO. ]. MATHISON's, 1922 Market st.

YOU can have your key wind watch made
Into a stem WIHdGF by
JACOB ". GRUBB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Corner Twelfth and Market Ste.
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As a perfectly reliable and economical
remedy, We cordially recommend Or,
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price IS cents bot.
tie. For sale everywhere.
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WRATHRR INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. G., February al A, NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
from the northeast, stationary or higher
barometer, followed by rising barometer.
For the Lower Lake regions, clear or
partly cloudy weather, variable winds,
stationary or higher temperature, followed
by falling barometer.
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SUTTON BROTR SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at tho New RoLuFe
HOUSE. Sample Rooms.
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ALOT of ladies', misses and ChIIdren't
shoes at cost, at WILSON BIOS.
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Health Rcnnrt.

The following is the report of Health
Officer Edwards for the month Of Jan.
uary:
Deaths from all causes, exclusive Of ptSma. .
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GARDEN FARM FOR RENT.

That portion of my farm, in Belmont
county, Ohio, about TX miles below Belalr
aud lying along the Ohio river not sabIectto
overflow, on which Is a good dwelling hons
with seven rooms also, stable, carriage house
wagon sheds, spring house, corn crib, &c, and
a fine bearing orchard, None butt resDopd.
bic person need apply.
iel R. CRANGtE
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nhrrnlnInctcr ILecord.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, az observed at sChnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yester-
days 1850. ..Is. 1884.
20 Of 81 30 o II II q