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sBiberrest tpiro sic Rodridt, bos @enotor
Bratt bon Snbtana Isine Stelluna i'm Ser. ct. 6e=
not iberorliig seluorben lei uno feline Exclamation
einsereiht babe gbenio ioQ bic Nadridt, ooB Sen.
Siae!. an Der Spibe elmer Delegation oeutider
@epublifaner BON 9lsu bort peri0nlia bel Dem prd.
Fiieenten uorqeipro1en babe, um oemieIben in We<
treH Der gerad1dti8una oer beutihen 3epubItaner
Veu Dorfs bel Bertbeilung Der Bunoesdmter in,s
geD tien gu reoen rep. ieine eiaene Bemerbuna un,
bic SteQe eints sNunbesmarihals 3u betreiben, auf
einem Srrtbum beruben
Hods sines uensimmers.-Sn Wbee-
ling, Us. Va, IT. abermals non enem sSrauen8im.
mer. lhrem yerflbrer 9egeHiber. cine pdnolune Der
Selbnhile bsgangen iporSen. ue fe Seit eniser 3et
in ben Ser. 6taaten leioer 70 bdufia porfomnnen.
Der .yariot" pom Is. Deg idreibt:
W. s. WcVoib. Nrbeiter in Niperibe Drills, mad3=
, ts por einieer 3eit bic 8efanniaat sines iunaen
MaoDens, Namens Genneop aiios getbem. gr
perpradh, ne AZ heirathsn unb ieit einiser 3et be.
tinoet ftt oas Vdbhen in anoeren 1mltdnben Oas<
tebe be9ab ld1 zines Mbenbs Der peraanaenen $50.
DE NIT elmer Jreunoin IN Die Wobnuns oes WcNaib
nro fra9te ihn. Oh er aefonnen iei ein 8eripreben
5u boten ober nidt. Mls MeNaIb nit enenl vyein"
BOP ct be eoniequen5en oeler Gambling auf iid ju
nebmen babe.
I'm Oonneriios Mttas seaen u ll6r eridbien Die
Renneop i'm 8oorbinahauie bes WesRoib in Der rr=
item Ctr in Centre Wbeelne uno IieB i'm beraus
rufen. als er in bic sbre trat Dor tpel6er Renne.
G9 pa1ete. 3o8 CeBtele e1HeH TeDoioer 1ero0r uno
1tob nab ibm: Die Rusel traf ibn in Die redbte
Seite: vton brodte ibn fofort in Elm 3immer uuo
rief bic Doetoren alien uno Baro, peId9e ieoot bic
Rngel In ser Wunoe nidbt fnoen tonnten uno Die
9Bunoe fur lebensgefdbrlid erfldrten. Die 5Renne.
bp tpuroe perbaftet unb Dor gqurs Globan eebradt,
Der iie aegen Blrgf9oft bon SlUOO frei lieb
re-. - McNaib farb an SOnntae Abenb.
eine 9ra86oie: Sn Slsepp Sonon bel Sar=
rptomn, *. D., eridoB .. W.e 8odbaut feline Srau,
eann einen Neu Dorter Raufmann Namens &lreo
2anoau oefien Sobn Charles .erbielt oann BON
Vodbaut einen S4uB, Der tpabrideinId lebensse.
tdbrlit 1T: Der N0roer iberlieferte ht ben Ve.
hoIoen. ueber bic uria6e Su bisiem Werbre9en
nsrioutet ni&ts @enaues; giferiuHt lou oa5u &c.
fubrt baben.
Gin 2eier aus 9anoelia, Soma. fdreibt uns, bof
bort tir ben Yui&el g8ei5eR nur 40 eents, iaee
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gu perfaufen.

40 Siabtleen ron perf&isbsnr @r6be rienb, Wouub
unb Seutb Siraben
46 Ndtr gut bepabftes Qanb, 81 WeiIeu GnbSfItH RON
Golumbua.
81 Ader ppraeli6eS Dpttpmanb, yeen ubIih sux Der
6tabt. in Qots ne es 2dufern pabt. @
~ Mder sorBust4ss 0arenlaub, an Der GrIumbus uns
Wtn6slttr 1urnpie, n Retlsn bltlih Don Der Stat
adsr eano an Der &orsoratienssrsn, an Der goIum
bus uno VrpYepert Iurnpife.
sA Mder 9anb nnpeit berieIben Surnsi.e.
3 Ader eano tnnerbalb 20 Rutre Der Sabt, nate
berielben Strabe.
Dri 21 Ader Sta6t gqeile fieli4 bon Der Stabt un.
mttt Der Ycrtemeutb uno Columbus Turnpe.
Mfer nit einem euten Dadjteintauie eiuem Granffaa
uno anben Nsbenaebiuoen nnerbab loo Muben yoa ess
Staet, an Der Yottsmoutb unb Columbus 2xrnpjte.
Stabtlctten unpeit Ssutb Vublie Cane.
pole Staotrt an Doaalbipn Strabe
29otten am Gana hb Der Deuen fatrif NIT Drame.
tduern barauf.
AZ pple Qos in Sunsants pelier Mbbitipn III GpIum.
bus Au biees Gtenttum rirb ri buisn Yrei(en unh auf
annstmtare 2esmins ssrfauft perben. Na1ufrageu bet
y. Weripn,
In 9rrcts, Ntriru u. Sos 0rresrp s,er.,
N9-Sns e73 Sns SrTffros,.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-06

Die 4bonbluns bon Y6. &. 9beobalb In
ginrinnoti iiberianofe uns BE neueien Wummeri''
Der folsenben @tuttsorter 3eitf4riften:
9u bauie. 4fes Seft. -. ~.
StIpf Welt. 4tes peft.
y Ia G.amitien 3eitun9. l2tes Seft. Sic
4aeentiue 6amilien 3ettuna beginnt nit Der ndd)
iten Wummsr einen nenen Sahr9ang bielelbe hal
lid hurd bic Waenhoflafeit ibrss ntereIianten les
iehDfs unb ourd hre Webifebeit bereits einen gro
ben Gelertrels ertporben. Nlan beite0e bel Yb. g.
9beobalo in gircinnuti. 81 t. ;, ai
Ser erQbb.Gelfew.a Das sSanuarheft bieIer
oeuiIhen Wonaislhrift bas erite oes pierten abr=
'gnnas - lieat uns ppr un0 ldbt nidts su miinlhen
iibrig. Cine iehr gut ausaeflbrte Saujtration sum
oritten @rabe beg 'Orbens eroifnet Die Summer
rbann foIgt Elm bibides @eoit,t ron &ubolpb So.
meniteiu, uWie Cont Niclas HunoIhau hdlr," nno
eine ebenio 3eiteemdBe Snmoresfe BON ssreort sri=
bfi9, Ser Weibnadbtsabeno zines Sun9gelellen.
Cine Gope1e BON benz aeiftpoGen Wubeim SEMEN,
vDas grbtteil oes Blutes," bibet pen Sauptroman
BON oem bic erifen Rnpitel erideineu sfiir5ere CT.
Sibluneen. @sbiAte uno Sfi33en bodenoen ben sr=
ten, Der unterbaliuna geuiometen Sbeil oes 4eftes
Ser beionoers Dem Oroen aemiomete She'll beainni
nit einem hibihen &r6ffnunesaeiane fur &ebefta=
3oaen Doer ipnitipe Verlammlunaen. an benen 3e-
beffa. edhweiiern tbeilnehmen BON WrofeIIor Sdtr-
ner iehr biibid fit elm aemiihtes Guorett arran,
airt. 3ann folsen cine Nelbe Don A,tfeln iber biz
@runoiGbe un6 has Wirien oes Oroens, Wafrih=
ten bon 6eutfhen 2ogen II. I. NJ. Sn sinem 2siar.
tifel beflrmortet Der Hehaftaur bic BiIouna Dor
beutihen @rob Qopen in Suinois. Snbiana, Soma
Nem.D BORT, Obio, Yenniplpanien nno Wseonln
perousgegeben BON Wt. s. Qi(lep u Co., Columbus
Ohio. Nbonnement fir ben Subrsana lno @retis-
prdmie, Elm biibldes Sab ebromo, ~ 90
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Brauerei su perfaufen.

Der llnter3eiAnett plnidt fstne In
DresSeu, Wlusfingum Co., Ohio. befnblid5e Bran.
erei 3u Derfaufen.
Deslbe III BON Bafeinen aebaut unb Elm taIbes Stpd.
rsr bet enbat enen auttn 6 5ub titen semaueren e.
Ter, cas rbere Srdwsr ii snr Wcbnuns easerihte Da.
au aeteren Mder 2anc ein fat smauese Wal,haus
nbf alepue, Saanns nnc Sdeuer swei ME serneaenbe
Nuelsn tubrn Der Braueet unb cbnuna biudnsli6 fri.
ttes ssaiter sa Nle au brauen abOsen
Vrea $500. &is Sifte baar Der Re in rrs aernnen
nit Verlthernna an cas 8runpihf gBere guefunft BIN
,db AMI Anfrase serne berett III ertbeilen.
gbriifopb gauer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-06
gDQrnl111a !!

Hnterht6nettr at bierf befannt bas ba er aefebni.
pig istns Mbmnitrar Grnennuns nsb Muerberunss
laasnhat tes secrtene cepb Gnter Yon bier bei ibm
msloen leusn isntr stt TN Mebrttn, ner 3ettuus BON
p.sr publisirt pel6es bic est apd i bon alien bead
tet woroen IT. 10 parn er tierntt, ne spten attar an
tenanutsn neorbsnen 9ppb Gnter u fanen nb aibf
lesle bemlsnesn. Der foldt Rotten in Des bat 0) ibn
aase son bteiem Datum an Betenii. clde Noen an tn
fdbrt. ~
3. g. gmmerd3.
Aemntfra!rr uter Die Uertaenfaft hes Ssritprsenen
Spiepb Gnier.
SOtumoues ~, II. Ofe. 1868. 3nt brr 3ntn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-06

~ u - e.
oes perurtbeilten Or. 5h5ppe. pr. s. edoppe,
Yrebiaer Der epanseiid< <lu'herilhen Rirfe in Mont
real Canada. bat folsenbe Grfldruna in Be,us auf
ben Yro3eb 9esen ieinen Sohu perDIfentid3t:
SD babe nit tefer gntrliiune BON ben Nnqrif
fen pernommen, meld,e Die 6einoe menes Sobnes.
bes Dr. Sh6ppe. auf ibn unb mid eemadt baben
inoem lie 6ffentlid uno pripatim Die urlahen. melde
mid bewoaen, Carlisle bu perlallen, faliA oarfteQ
ten
ssn Betradt Der idweren Soraen, bic bic obidts
Iidbe Qige, als babe i'd, Der Batter bon Dr Yaul
Shbppe. meinen ei9enen Sobn ieinen Nnfldsern
iberla1en. nod iid 5ieben mubte. neil baraus ge-
{hloi5en tperhen f6nnte, bab ouf if i'm oes ange
ttaaten abfheulifeu Verbredens fir iuloig hielte,
ertldre id hermit eierlid uno 6ffsntlib ane iol9e
Mntlaeen fur total faliG. et
eSh perlieb Carlisle. um Elm Nnerbieten Der epan
geiIt lutheriihen @emeinoe in Wontreat an3uned.
men, bas mir Dor 8e9inn Der lnteriuhuna semadht
wurbt. neil i saubte. Die Yhidten zines dritliden
@eiitlihen in elmer @taot unm6alida ldnaer ausI
ben au f0nnen, no men Sohn meaen eines Derbre.
dens. beiIen er uniaulos lit. fdlid!ia perurtbeilt
purbe. a 5..a
.Was bas settament oer Mb @teiuede onbeIauat.
10 iann id MIR bic grtldruns tpieoerholen. bic i'd
Dor bret Wonoten oem Ridter @robam in Carlisle
ihrftlid madte. unt ieine Bemerfun9en nber bic
Aedbiheit oes Seitaments 3u mioerlesen, Bemerfun.
gen. bic ebeno un9eredfertigt, als eines unpartei=
iItben Rithters unmiir0ig maren: ~ r,t.lte
,Odb Wib Steinede in rneiner @egentudrt ihren
Nomen uuter oas Document iebte, uno baB itb nit
meiner eigenen 6ano meinen 9famen unterihrieb,
chns sn itner 3sit ben Snaalt oss asitamsnts gu
Dies ertldre id5 sur eteuer Der gBobrbeit uno sur
Bioerleauns oaer i&dnoli&en uno abfatliGen
Monnsai. 70. p Defender 1869. az
3. Sd6ppe,
= -. ,=:sg ,.s4 euan9el. lutb. Yfarrer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-06

fdr ieben san BON @otarrb ben er nit curren fann.
gu haben bel alen Droauiifen nm so Sents. uno ies
beg Yafet entbdlt elm pples 9int Der sunl 8ebrau'
de fertiaen MeoiBin. Wan fam ..iie aud um so
@ts: per poit betommen. Dr. q. .. prits. Butfa.
TO- u. 9.
@eaen 9ulfen nehme man Sr. 9ierce's Mlt. grtr.
ooer @ploen WeoieQl 0iscoperp.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-06

y - Sic bon ben County, gommiNdren porsebrad-
ii en- etnipanbe gegen Aas meitere Weran9eben in
b, m efgen iie anse1rengten Yroselfe uuroen BON
Mu. tier green as unaihbatig erfidrt unO Der Bro.
aek 10 ro faAit ieinen sewobulden Yerlauf nebmen.
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Sine quite Darm 3u perfaufen.

Gint quite farm BON fhnunbiebenss ader 9anbss, NIT
einem Gramhaus einem suten grunnen uuo ,ei Staar-
ten raranf anbsrbab eilen welid Ga Rus aVariun
So, Otir, 1T III oerfaufen Der preis III S35 ptr Mder
Mdbere Auetunft ertbeilt trifian 6lotter an bem
glase; cbsr Snlins Strelts, Asent bes Deitboen In
Bartram BIpf, Marion, Sbiu.
ghriftian Gdlotter.
Rat s. bpw
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NormaIf, 10. December 1868.

5erniit bejeuge i'd. ooB id3 mebr ols sipanBia Sab
re nit hroniider Spspepiia behafiet mar. bis i'd
i'm Dfoi ober SUM- 1867 cine 6laihe BON .Wbttle=
iep's 0pspepfia 2eilmiteI" faufe unb anfins. nod
isoer Wobssit einen Sheel6ffsI pol oopon en3uneb.
men; che idb Die eau3e Jlaiae aenommen bate per.
iprie idh einige Greidferung. mas mid peranlaBte,
nnna aebabt bate, DAB irseno cine gr,ne mir nod
belfen fDnne. Wadbem idb bic san3e Jlaide ee
braudt bate. fublte b 10 bsbeuieno better, baB i'd
nod, sine tanfte beren Snbalt Id ieood meniger re-
gelmdbig nabm als ben Der eritsn. siad, Yerlauf
BON orei Wonaten ipIrte i'd, cine ioI1e Yeljsrune,
Bob i'd beeann, serinsere Doien in sro6eren 3ui:
,Genraumen 5u nshmen. uno jebt betradte i'd mid
frei bin BON ben uriprinslihen Wirfuneen.
9enrp Bromn.
Or hnhen he;
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Gabt .gud mid t betb5ren ourd bic bumme
Soses oaB Der Gatarrb niht gebeilt meroen tonne.
Die Selt bs'pe9t iidb uno bic mebicinilhe W,iien.
Saee's Gatarrb Seilmi,tetbe,abl $50 Belobnnne
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Bterbrauerei ri perfaufen.

G,ne sorslee meme Brauei In elmer tnbenb,n ;unaex
Snotdna mro nner buisen Bebnaunaeu vtriauf
peresn: Nan wentt Ih cfcrt an u. 8. Wcrtpn. kpfo.
mo- snetana. ossr an Gc samut yts, atssburs. Obis.
Nu" 2m hn ugD.,
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3u baben BEL

SoIepb Matt.
Bolts sNpotbefe, 30. $50, 5iib@ pod3iiraBe.
I'm Us Columbus, Obio.
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Gin NroIblem


mar "a felt Beenoisune bes Rrieses fir ben fia neu
ennpidelnoen Sdoer, fit bic BaummOn. uno 3u.
derernten binreihenoe unb 3uperldge Mrbeitsfrdtte
3u erbalten. Oieies Droblem bat nun Musliht, in
tiner befriebigenben Weiie eel6f 5u lperben. Dbne
bob mon bic leibiee Heser. o6er bic nod leio:gere
Gbineenfrage oesmeeen meter 3u nerbanoeln bralid
t3uoem 1T bic 30ung cine 10 einfa6e, bob man lih
bariiber munbern muB, ME man nidt friber barauf
pezfiel.: 1.., 1l3.s
Oielen Binter piro mon ndmfid ben eriten Yer=
1ud oamit MAIDEN. gum Gnbrinsen Der Baumnoa
uno 3uderernte. Ssarmarbeiter aus oem Wfiten 5u
permenpen, bic bort wdbrenb Der Grnte3eit oes SI
oens in GROCER An3ubf entbebrlid fno. Dieien
Winter ii1o Sauifnoe iolher Mrbeiter fur ben Sii.
ben ,n9agirt woroen; ole meiiten fubren ben MiHi=
dppi hinab ibrem Beitmmun9sorte 3u; Der Jabr:
preis auf ben Odmpfern ipuroe fiir Die Strede BON
Gbicago nod Stem Orleans auf $l2 ermdBi9t.
Mrbeitgeber uno Nrbeter lperoen nod oieiem erffen
0erluh enieben. oab oas neue arrangement fir beis
De Sbeile Elm port6elIboftes 1T. Oieies reue Sp=
ITEM piro ipdter in INNER gr0Berer Nusoebnung an,
8emanot 1peroen. Gar manhe Der Nrbeiter aber per.
oen ibre Worurtheile 9e9en eine NniebeIuns i'm Sii
ben aufgeben iernen uno nah uno mad einen ihdB=
BARN 3umads 5ur ueiben Beu0lferuna iener Su re.
Senerirenoen Staaten bilben befen.
3u permunoern lit. oaB man in, ipefulatipen Often
nob nidbt auf Die Soee fam, bic bort fudbreno bes
Wlnters muiiaen Nrbeitsfrdfte ebenfaQs mad Dem
Sioen 5u idaffen, beionoers oa Die Armutb lh i'm
Often in b6berem @raoe 9elteno matt, als i'm We=
item. Cpittsb. goltsbl)
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AMERICAN JUDGES.
adOn Saturday Reuiew.

From the London Saturday Reuiew. 'TI.r g
Few things are full of uglier omen for the
future of the United States than the growing
disrespect for the judicial body which seems
to be spreading itself through the country.
The stories which now reach us are widely
different from anything heard before of Anne
rican judges. The worst we formerly knew
of the bench, even in the widest frontier
States, was that its occupants did not wear
precisely the same awful costume and prac-
tise the same dignifed usages as the judges
and barons of Westminster Hall; but it was
probable that they knew great deal more OF
law than anybody about them, and that
they did not finch from applying what they
knew. Even the -functionary who decided
the celebrated case of Silas Fixings was
probably right in his conclusions, and GER
tainly he was not afraid to back them. But
now almost every mail brings us proof that
in the largest and not the least civilized of
the older States charges of fragrant oorrup-
ton against Judges are of everyday circuia-
ton, and though it is every now and then
urged that the character Of such or such
gentleman is beyond suspicion, or that
the evidence is not thought in such or such
case to warrant the accusation, nobody
dreams that the corrupt taking of money OIL
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RUIN TO THE RING.
From the N. 7. World.

FfOfH tHe Ns Il HOfW. .
The lawyers of this city, in their newly
formed association, have offered a reward for
the detection of the man who attempted to
assassinate one of their number. They are
evidently awake, at the outset, to the import
ance of their association and to their pros
pective duties. The popular estimation of
the inefficiency of the administration OF our
city government, and the disposition of the
people to array themselves against 1t for
mutual protection, have been manifest IN the
frequent formation O of D these voluntary
associations; some temporary, for
single object and some more perma-
nent in purpose and form. But
the habit is growing, and it has pointed
towards well-ordered and vigilant committees;
for this direct action of the people seldom
fails in its object. The people vote, and the
ring leaders well know that a collision with
any of these voluntary organizations, and
defeat, might make local agitation that they
could not Withstand. In this respect they
were taught lesson by the East Side Asso-
citation at the last election The honest De-
mocrats are organizing against their misrule;
the enthusiasm and power of the people VIII
be with them. az.
The association of the lawyers for the
honor of their profession and the purity OF
the administration of justice finds It's ground
and reason in the conduct OF the judges
whose acts and decisions mark them as ring
adherents. This modern encroachment on
| the elevation and purity of the courts is an
| instance of the misrule which is to be re-
sisted by capable and comprehensive
organization with votes and influence over
| votes. The Fifth avenue residents have asso-
ciated to resent the rings poultice pavement,
| and to find out the very men into whose
pockets the profits of that job have gone.
| The East Side Association and the West Side
| Association long since organized to protect
| their property interests against the ring men
| in the city administration who delay and
| resist improvements, who make fraudulent
| contracts and extortionate assessments and
| here and there the residents on particular
| avenues and streets are organizing to resist
the various wrongs sought to be imposed
upon them by the ring in the guise of street
| imnroyements The life insurance compa-
| nies associated recently to resist an evi-
| dent ring strike from Albany. Without
further enumeration, it is clear that the people
have learned the habit of organizing against
the ring. f.
all who support them, one step further. The
=. ' of separate resistance to separate al.
tSLs aaS If these ring thieves is over. The time
S"u S,YAn nov come to break down and utterly de-
rns s.ro1 ~ tha ri,,e itself. Its day is done.
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aHosTs I'M sT. LOUIS.
From The NJ Y. Tribune. : q

FT0fh tAe ". r. ITibUTe. 'TIII I-I.IfT \
. The city of st. Louis whether it may or
may not become the capital of the United
States) is, Beyond question, easily first of all
our villages, either Down Eastern or Far
Western, in all matters ghostly, thaumatur7
gical, spectral, magical, or miscellaneously
miraculous. Only little while ago we re-
corded the presence in st. Louis of the great
DR.. Manchester, who is renowned for under
taking to raise the dead, and still more re-
nowned for not doing it, But this angelic
doctor is now forgotten in the very scene Of
his illustrious failures
A few days since, a young woman, Miss
Jennie Debonaire, called upon police cap
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n FIJI G ( OF T H Il
CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON COMPANY.


NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
special meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Cum
berland Coal and Iron Company has been called by
the President and Directors of said Company, to be
held at its office, No. 90 BROADWAY, corner Wall
street. in the city of New York. on the 10th day OF
February, 1870, at 10 O'Clock M.
The objects OF said meeting are:-To accept as an
increase OF the powers Of the Company, and as an
amendment to its charter, the provision contained
the charter Of the Consolidation Coal Company OF
Maryland which renders it lawful for all bodies cor
porate to become subscribers for and owners OF the
capital stock of the last-named company; also, to
consider and act upon the question Of consolida-
ton with the last-named company and other COM
panies having coal lands in Allegheny county, Md.
to arrange the terms Of such consolidation and the
manner Of carrying the same into effect, and to
authorize the Directors to effect the same; to autho
rze the Board OF Directors OF this Company to sub
scribe in its behalf for s5oOOoOo of the capital stock
of said Consolidation Coal Company OF Maryland,
and to agree with that company upon the terms and
conditions upon which such subscription shall be
mado, and to convey transfer to the last-named
Company in free payment for the amount OF stock
which may be 80 subscribed for such portion Of the
lands and other pro pertes OF this Company includ-
ing its railroad as may be agreed upon. And gene
rally, to pass upon all questions which may arise
touching such proposed consolidation, transfer OF
property, subscription for stocks, and the dspo-
siton to be made Of the stock subscribed for and IL
deemed expedient, to authorize lease OF the pro-
perties OF this Company any part thereof and to
make all alterationsin the bylaws which said meet
| ing may deem necessary or proper. H1cg
Notice is hereby given that, for the purpose OF
holding stockholders meeting OF the Cumberland
Coal and Iron Company on the 10Th day OF February
next the transfer books will close on SATURDAY,
Jan. 20, 1870, at O'Clock p. M. .l 81 r..
| BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
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tribunal is that, when it found the accused
guilty, it did not order him to be shot. o. yd b.
1t is sometimes said, by way of excuse for
Porter, that General Pope 'labored under the
misfortune of being the most disbelieved
man in the army" but it must not be forgot
ten that, truthful or untrRtmul, Pope was
the legitimate commander of the army then
iu Virginia; that he had marched promptly in
search of the enemy upon all occasions, fight
ing Whenever and wherever he could find
them; that, in this instance, he had actually
outmarched the swift-footed Jackson, and
planted his own hard d-pressed forces between
Jackson and Washington, while Portef's
corps, fresh and active from the transports
which had brought them fron the James
| river, had been marched reluctantly and
slowly towards the battlefield There
| is no shadow of doubt that Pope
fought the enemy with determination, while
Porter, although within sound of the bat
| tie, did moi fight, though he must have
| known that, if Pope and he could not CON
quer together, neither could do it singly. He
should have fought without orders, in ac-
cordance with the suggestion Of Mcdowell;
and when the orders finally reached him,
| even after the shades of night had gathered,
he should have moved forward at once to the
attack: With such troops as his--Athe best
corps In our service-a better soldier would
nave hailed darkness as q fortunate ally
| againse an enemy 80 numerous and strongly
posted. Suppose Sherman had failed to
attack the end of Mission Ridge, during the
| brilliant campaign against Chattanooga,
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merely because he found the enemy postsd
upon an impregnable position, OF that Thomas
had declined TO move against the face of that
ridge for like reason, who doubts that we
should have had one less victory to inscribe
upon our banners
General Pope was responsible for the order
recurring Porter to attack, and he alone was
responsible for the plan upon which it was
based Porter's duty was to obey, and the
excuses he gives for not obeying are pre-
cisely the reasons why his case should not be
reconsidered. Ir..r...