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Mass MEETING OF COLORED DEMOCRATS
There was Il mass meeting held at the CO.
lorcd Democratic headquarters on Holiday
street last evening, which was ntImcrously
attended by parties from all the wards re-
presented in the colored Democratic AsSo-
citation. On motion Of Caleb Chase. Jona-
than Waters, president OF the Association,
was called upon to preside, and on taking
the chair he returned thanks for the honor
conferred on him. He felt proud in pre-
siding over such Il meeting. lie said that
he had entered into the cause with his
whole soul, mind, and strength, and was
glad that every colorcd man i'll Baltimore
did not feel bound to be Republican.
There were colorou men now present who
were aware of the good that had been done
their race by their old friends, and who mad
no desire TO try the new ones, who had rs
yet failed to prove their friendship by their
acts. Mr.. Monitor, Of the Filth Ward, fol-
lowed in Il lengthy address, during which
he gave his reasons for advocating the cause
OF the Democratic party. He said that
during all his life he had been aSsoclateu
with Democrats, and his best friends to-day
were Democrats. He believed that III sup
porting these friends they would advocate
his rights in the halls of legislation ana ol
Justice. The speaker concluded by inviting
I'LL the officers of the different wards 10 meet
at headquarters on Friday evening next on
business OF vital Importance. Inc meet
ing. which was very enthusiastic, lnen au-
ollned.-B0itinl0re Sun, 81.
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North Carolina.

To-day the elections take place i'll Noiti
Carolina. 1t is on account OF THESE elec
tions that the Governor of that State ha
set aside law and established the milltai,
authority over large section where there
was no resistance to law, and where order
prevailed. We suppose that now Their,
will be an end to this outrage. If kept up
it will only be TO save appearances. As We
have already said, we have little hope that
HOLDEN will be defeated. lie will bc able,
probably, to corrupt and intimidatc enough
whites to give him, with the colored vote,
the victory. Were it not for this colorcd
vote there would be no martial law in
North Carolina. This is one illustration of
the manner in which the degradation of the
constituent body impairs the character OF
government, and holds out temptations to
usurpations and lawlessness. Such things
must have their remedy, or this country i,
hopelessiy destined TO such anarchy ant
wIetchedness as prevail in Mexico.
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DIED.


ON Sunday the 10Th Of June, 1870, CHARLESl' /.
STEVENS FORD, infant son of Andrew }. aud
Mary L.. Ford, aged seven weeks.
NV little one, my sweet one,
Thy cradle l. empty now,
Where oft wiped the drws away
That gathered on thy brow
NV little one. my sweet one,
Thou caust not come la IN"
But nearer draws tho numbered hour
When shall go TO thee.
And thou perchancc. with scraph smile,
And golden harp in hand,
MAY come the first to welcome me
To our Emanucfs land
en- Tucsd,y, mt Gas O'Clock i. NJ, J. II. AN
THpSY, IN the siXty-fourih year ni his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
ipa GGessit shnEch on THURSDAY MORNiNG the
9Th Instant, nj III O'Clock.
ON the 81 instant, BRIDGET SlllNith, aSco
tlftrrr wears and eighteen DAYS, daughter ol Jat-
rick and Abby Castello' formerly ArS' AMY CIV
nick.
Farewell nv parents, lament no more
Am not lost, bat gone hetoTe
Rchuli this place IN which lie,
a Won are now so once was 1.
NV time has come, and am gone
TO leave Won thus all forlorn.
Vet hone on. mother, do not deiay
Think OF your daughter, and stu OBEY
Your God and mine who Is our only lr"h"'
TiIl death your troubles soon Will eh"'
Vet pray for me. but do not cry
Thu saviour died for You ana J..
Irr ,uoral will lake place al half past O'CLOCK
TiiIS Thursday AFTEENopS from the resi-
danrn of her parents, Virginia street near the
New York and Troy papers please copy
IN The sd day of August, mt O'Clock a. n.
rDwAKp VINCENT, only child OF lholllaS ana
Harparct Byrnc, aged twelve months ana FOUR
teen days. - .,, ,o -o.,o,,f,lty In
.,td In attend the funeral at her fathers resi-
49,, ncor the head Of Seventeenth street, nj
o'clock THIS AFTERNOON.
In Norfolk on the I'd Instant, of dyrhtheria,
E.NSY VIRGISIA, daughter Of Colonel d.
Iichard aud Virginia l.. Lcwclien, aged three
wears and two months.
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RL.cEs AND WHITES IN TESSEssEE-MoRI

RLAcKs AND WHITES IN TESSEssEE-MoRE
TRoUBLEs-A CoLoRED MAN WHIPPED TO
DEATu.-Memphis, August 2.-The Ara
Ianchc's Grand Junction special says trou-
bic was caused there yesterday bya murder
committed near there on Saturday night.
One Jordan (whilc) and Lewis Miller (eo-
lorctD had Il difficulty, during which Miller
was Shot in the arm. Miller sued out Il
writ against Jordan, but in the absence OF
the magistrate the trial did not come of.
Saturday night party of men went to Mil
lrr's house, carried him about a mile, and
whipped him to death. The evidence impli-
Gated w. j. Jordan, Allen his >on-in-law,
and John Bowdcn, who were Immediately
arrested and taken to Grand Junction. The
negroes were greatly cnragcd, and tlocked
to the town armed, rs they said, to protect
the officers in enforcing the law. A guard
was summoned and placed around the pri-
Soners, who, after examination, were COM
mittcd TO Jail.
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who has placed himself above the law, H.
nevertheless able to boast OF the support OF
tho Government OF the United States. for
what purpose are national troops sent into I!
North Carolina2 Infamousas Holden, or
ders arc, infamous as the conduct OF ms
minion Kirk has been, we have yer 10
hear Of the first attempt ut resistance 10
either. There is martial law without an III,
surrection-a great display of military force
to crush insurgents who have no visible ca,
istencc. There is no conceivable use iof VI.
United States troops now IN inc e','S Ills on
less it be to keep guard III ,hr mt
ar n1 bsVancts proper aducs OF the 1 ballot,
box. even in North Carolina az tho n ,o;
lion I in North Carolina when ne a.roT tbe
Holden TO make United Saa ,nr a'''' '-~
Instruments of cruel tyranny
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SUSPENSION OF THE CENTRAL BANK OF
BRoOKLYN.-Nct0 York, August 2.-Ihe
Central Bank of Brooklyn suspended pay
ment to-day, and its cashier, }. l.. Spolder,
has been appointed receiver TO examine and
settle It's affairs. The callse of the disaster
is not certainly known, but rumor aScrlbcs
it to certain improbable real estate ana
stock spcclllationS. The suspension was
prccipitatcd 10y Il recent notice OF the Ma
rine Bank Of this city that OH and after the
LIST instant it would refuse to receive the
notes of the Central Bank, and subsequent
lv the City Bank Of Brooklyn refused TO
honor checks on the Central. The first in
timation the public had Of the disaster was
the refusal of the paving teller this morning
to cash Il check Of $500. saying he had no
money, and subsequently the suspension
was formally announced.
The bank, however, continued during
the day to receive all deposits offered. The
bank IS III old institution, organized under
Il State charter, with a present nominal
capital of 500, OC0. on which it has for some
time past paid scmi-annual dividends OF hive
per cent. The stock since July 1T sold 1T
90 and 100, with few buyers ut any price.
The last quarterly statement showed the
loans and deposits Tor the last quarter to Dc
SIS, 600, and profits S29.00O. Neither the
amount of loss nor the per cent. OF assets
to liabilities has yet been asccrtalncd,
though it is hoped IN arrangement may be
made which will permit the bank to con-
tinuc business. The city Of Brooklyn
Is dcpositor with the bank to the
amount of SlG0,0G0, and the United states
post-otlicc also has Il deposit there, for
which, however, the postmaster Is person
ally responsible. Other heavy dcpoStors
are Cole Il Murphy, allctloneerS, Slo,ooo !;
Mr.. Murphy also having private account
of So. 900. Willetts Jarvis. $4,000 and
George kinkcl, butcher, 5000.
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CATTLE TRAINs.-Thc transportation "
cattle and stock on railroads needs rcioTin''
ton. The poor animals are great sufferers
to the injury Of owners and the dcIr''heh
of the public. They lose flesh and become
diseased, become less profitable, ana uhn
for food. The other day i carload OF u
lambs, on their way TO Boston, were SUMO
Gated on the journey. Upon opening ti'
door nh save four were found dead.
ANY one who would invent cars III "hicl
water and food could he given TO S'o'h
during transportation would doatlng thai
would cntitlc him to the thanks Of society
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Savage Butchery.

On Saturday last we learned by telegraph
that Mr.. Pattcn, a highly-respectablc cltl-
zen of Alamance county, had been hangca
three times that day by one oil hlrKS OF,
ticcrs Zone Burgen) with the view 10 extor.
from him confessions of any crimes ne mlslt
have committed or might have knoWieasc
of The view was so appalling thaC We
gave the telegram without comment, hopinS
It might turn out to he mistake. Ch
sunday a reliable gentleman Went to Ala
nance to inquire into the matter. nc 81"
Mr.. Patten and he saw Burger. btirGeh
told him he had been hanged three tliiGs,
rs stated that he made no confessions, ~
knew nothing to confess. Burgen adinlttc9i
that he hanged Patten said he hau iiahSeu
others i'm like manner to make them CON
frss-somc by the neck and some ny Iiic
thumbs-and others he had tlrcatcnc. W
shoot and put cooked pistols TO tiiclr hcau1 ,
he said this was necessary. ana ne "o.l.o'
do it again that the mere arrest qua noL an,
swcr the purpose. All this Is dohe, Us " We
learn, not only with the knowledge OF uo-
vernon Holden, but by his order and ap-
proval. Joe said when the hanging OF tat-
ten was reported here he was siau OF II,
and Knocked at such calamity. rms can nc
proven before competent court ny fell.t'ic
men. and Republicans at that. VINO were so
shocked, appalled,. and disguised, that tney
walked off, resolved to vote against such Il
monstrolls administration.
Comment is unnecessary. What does so
cictv. what docs civilization think OF sucn
crime, such monster of Il man and such
vile instruments of tyranny humanity
shIdders at the recital of such facts
This man is the vile tool OF others, VINO,
through him. do these crimes, to force the
people to keep him and them in power:
How long will such tyranny be tolerated!
All this is known To Chief Justice Pearson,
and he coolly tells the people ana tn a SUI.
tcrcrs there is no remedy HooeaS CORPS ~ ;
is practically played out" in his court !!
Shame, Q, shame !-Ralcigh Sentinel
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DESTRUCTIVE F1aE-Two BAnNs B'g nsSW
We regret to learn that our G ir,ega in
Lcftwitch, residing near , , nus barns burn
ed On Sunday night last, together with 40
G Ss Jm If Wheat, ten or twelve tons Of hay
eIr ns bu q S and %ha
entire loss ~ Is upwards of 5000, upon
was evidently the work of some olaDollc'l
inrandary.
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TRANSPORTATION OF GOODS IN BoND.-Ihe
Treasury Department Is making prepare
tions to enforce the new law for the trans
portation of goods in bond from Boston,
New York. Philadelphia, and Baltimore, to
Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville,
and Buffalo. 1t has issued proposals, for
furnishing the Department with five hun
bred or more locks suitable fol-, fastening
railway cars and custom bonded ware
houses. H. the st of October the western
importer will be in 4 position to pay ms
duties OH his imported goods in the city III
wbirh no lives.
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A SAD WAENrNG.-On Thursday last a
party of boys left Pheniyvlle, Pa, to pick
berries. They heard the train from Phila-
delphia approaching, and ono of them seated
himself on the track to show how near the
engine might approach and allow him to
escape The cow-catcher struck him and
tossed him thirty feet. The boy was Killed
instantly.
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that the work would he commenced at lnas
place in less than thirty days. or as 10 on US
the damage could he assessed. and tn at the
road would be completed and the ears r u !.
ming to ChnrIestown by Christmas, ana u IL, Ii
was an open winter. to Front Royal, IN, me
terminus of the first division, by May ls''
ISL Winchester Sentinel.
The Petersburg T1ldcr has been deprived
If tho Associated Press kilograms because
Il commented with too much freedom upon
their character.
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rho baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com

THO baltimore and ONO Raliroad COM
:. n,sbing ahead the construction of
;ts bridge across the Ohio river at parkcrs-
n,,rc This structure will be very grand
.,D:,ir. With the facilities it will afford, Bal
timore will very much increase the rapidity
and intimacy of her intercourse with the
Northwestern States. Such spirit OF en-
tcrprise rs She has displayed always receives
itS reward, and we find this rule of comrcn-
sation beautifully illustratc cd in the case oil
Baltimore, which is one of the most Hour
ishinr cities on this continent.
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A negro named Austin Saunders, an cs.
capped convict from the penitentiary, if
committing serious depredations near
Chestnut Fork, in Bedford. He goes
heavily armed, and has recently attacked
several persons. A short time since be
shot ut and painfully wounded in the arm
Il gentleman named Robert c. English
Liberty Ne,rs.
few nights since ut his residence in Shep.
herdstown, by the friends of the Shenali-
doah Valley railroad. lie assured them
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@ AUGUST 2, 1S70.-T. r. PRICE g.
co. have just opened
Superior ia LINEN STIEETINGs.
IRISH LINENS tall pure linen and beg. ,n,,..,
.BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON,
COTTON SHEETINGs, PILLOW CoTTop
BLACK and COLORED LAWNS,
CORSETS, all grades.
MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK ThMESE, BLACK BOMBAzrgvy
IRON GRENADINES, CHALLIEs,
BLACK GRAPE COLLARS,
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS, &c..Sc.
NEW FANCY PRINTS constantly arriving
SPECIAL.
DRESS GOODS nowon hand, such az
FANCY SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS.
CoLORED M0HAIRs, MOZAMBIoUES
POPLINS, LENOS
CULOKED GRENADINES
sold eff without regard To co.t
Buyers at retail or Wholesale are invited ,o cal,
The ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS ROOM ove,
tnelr store recently occupied by the New Yort
Steamship Company ls offered for rent It's ior.
ton for any kind OF business Is uneuuuaed in lie
city-jus where all best city and country tr .do r.
centrelng. An OFFICE In basement also ,r
rent. r. R. PRICE n "a, avn
ll0l, corner Main and Eleventh streets
au2 nearly opposite post office.
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The PRESIDENT AND NORru CAROLINA
The New York Times Republican, uses
the following deprecatory language in re-
ference TO the conniyance OF the President
at the proceedings Of the Governor OF
North Carolina i'll establishing martial law
over a peaceable and law-abiding commu'
nifty:
at is unfortunate that the Governor.
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Washington Irving's biography has APP
peared in Il German translation in Berlin.
Chattanooga citizens so down in their
wells to keep cool.
On gatc-post III front of 4 farmhouse
out West is Il sign reading mo life lnsu-
rance or sewing-ulachincs wanted here"
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THE CorroN CRor.--The Agricultural
Hurcau thinks there is good reason for cSti-
mating the cotton crop for this year at Il
trife less than three million bales. On the
south Carolina coast and in Alabama the
crop is unusually good, and the arrival of
new bales in market exceeds that of lust
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g LATEST DISPATCH FROM BIZ.
MAKCk-- Ordering GOLDBAC No m,
broad street, 10 put his DRY GOODS down
LOWER THAN EVER. In order to make room
Tor MS ALI. STOCK which order he reluctantly
complies with, as be has always sold his goods
lower imam the lcwest but being a subject of
Prussia, he obeys the mandate, and IS now Offering
hiS weil-selected stock of INNER DRY
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS to be found
In any tirst-class establishment, at prices which
DEFY competition. Cali and be convinced fur
Yourselves that the cheapest store 10 he found In
the city IL GOLDBACk'S. ] have received To-
day more Of those astoni-hlngly-cheap Einep
Hnndkerchefs Ut &c., Linen Towels at ioC:. and
other goods propor,ionaly low. | am agent for
kOBERTS'S CELEBRATED PA X A Boil
NEEDLES, formerly kept by William n. Bell &
Co. Rem, mbrr the place,
A. GULDBACk'.', No. SOL Broad street,
aul between Sixth and Seventh
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /

L.. fs-I
GOCHRANE AND AIS. VS.. QUARLES
" AND ALS.--By decree entered In this caa'e
by the Circuit Court OF the city OF Richmond on
the 18th November, 1863 II IL ordered among other
things that one OF sbc commissioners OF this
court inquire and report To the Court what 10 The
amount now Justly due to the said plaintiffs re-
spectiyeiy from the estate Of the said Alfred y.
Crenshaw deceased, one of the late Arm OF
CreHshaw, Quaries L Co, and also what other
debts, IL any, exist against the estate OF the said
A. Y. Crcnshaw, deceased, aud ~ whom due and
also whether the said creditors, or any OF them,
have received, will be entitled 10 receive, any
thing from the fund la the OF Lancaster t-us.
tee, etc., ps. Stewart and ais. and that the said
commissioner give notice OF the time and place OF
quires directed III this decree, by publishing tho
same once week for four weeks Ia one oil Che
newspapers published In the city Of Richmond.
All parties Interested are hereby notified that
have appointed the ii day OF August, 1870, 10
O'Clock a. d., 10 my Office, 1895 trankIin street,
HENRY HUDsALL,
Nv 7-Tb!w Commissioner In chancery.
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letter from Rawicy Springs.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
RAwLEY SPRINGs.}
ROCKINGHAM County, VA, August /.
"Ra%lcy Springs" have recently arisen
like 4 bran-new phGniX; with this diller-
cnce, that whereas the phoenix was sup
posed to be the offspring Of the ashes of his
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Alta MEETING OF THE b A K d
IA OF DIRECTORS OF THE M ASo ~
SUhOOL, held OH Saturday evening" the 3oth9ui
1871, IL was
Resolved, That the Secretary be authorized to
advertise tor applications for Principai OF saia
school until the sth August ut Il d., saiary OF said
Principal TO be 81 900 Tor the scholastic year Oh Ten
months. .r, -,
Applications to be addressed to THOMAS h. DE
s. ID. JACOBS.
aul-dtAus Secretary VI Board.
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GRAIN BAGS, &c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
No $40 Franklin street,
RIcJINDSD, June Is, $50
GARNET'r, TRUSTEE, VS.. SUTTON
Er AIS.

KltDNoSD Junc hf")
GARNETr, TRUSTEE, VS.. SUTTON
" Ell AIS,
IN THE CIIASCERY COURT OF THE CITY or
RICuMOSD.
Bya ,icrccc entered In this cause on the LIST day
OF March, $50, |, l. ordered
"That the ,!,lcndaut T. x. Is. Wright. do rem
der before nc oi the missiouers OF this court,
An arrOur' Of the administration Of William \ .
Wright upon The estate ~ William a. w right TIC
elder, and account of his adm IN stration upon
the said and also OF his .dai straIon upon
the estate OF William 4. Wright and also rs trus-
tee under the NTH clause OF said wv lIlain =,
Wright the elder's) will for Maria Sutton and her
husband and children.
And the commissioner who shall take the sald
perry OF the estate OF William A. Wright the elder
which passes under the second clause OF The ssu
will remains unsUd by the executor and also An
account showing the estate to which the sald
Halves X. sutton and bis Infant daughter, maTia
Halves Sutton. are entitled Under the ihlru anu " IL
clauses OF said VIII. 800, :,
"And In taking the said accounts the said 1. ~.
b. w fright shall submit 10 be- examiner on oatn ny
the said commissioner, II the piaintih shall re-
uuirc it the commissioner shall uccin ~ hceSs,
! To take said accounts alter giving notice Oh Inc
time and place Of taking the same III NEWSPAPER
published In the city of Richmond once week TOT
four successive weeks and such puoilcatlrh shan
he equivalent to personal service on the pafties.
And he shall make reporttp the court Oh Tue saiu
,rrnunts xi,h any matter specially stated deemed
pertinent BY himself required by the parties I"
be so stated .,.,,h.,
The PARTIES interested are hereby notified that
have II ,ed on Tuesday the 10Th day VI juiy !s'o,
Al "A o'clock T.. NJ. as the time, and my once 40
thu nlarp TO take the accounts and MAKE TIE III
Guiries directed by the aforesaid decree:
iNA THOMAS j. EVANS,
~ t7-Th.w Commissioner In ChaDcety.
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GENERAL SIcKLEs.-The new law SIMPLY
provides that no officer :" on the active llst
shall he elected or appointed 10 clVll once.
General Sicklcs is not on the actife isl 81
all. So he will stay in Spain.
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MURDER-TuE GREEN-EYED MONSTER
We are informed that Il brutal murder was
committed near the Poplar Church, in Am
herst county, on Sunday the oath of july.
\ negro man, whose name our informant
had forgotten, had for some time been jea.
lous of his wife, and on the day named took
the opportunity while on the way to the
church to murder her, cutting and hacking
her body in most shocking and terrible
manner. The murderer fled after the com.
mission of the bloody deed, and at the latest
accounts was still at largc.-Lynchtny
Nelrs.
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STYLISH NEW PATTERNS OF
- DIAMONDS PEARLS, and PENDANTS
ssts OF PINS and DRQpSj ,, pr,pr
ENGAGEMENT, and PLAIN GUILD
WEDDING RINGS;
Beautiful NEW NECK CHAINS,
MEDALIOSS,
HANDkERCHIEF HOLDERS
BOSOM and SLEEVE BUTTONS,
SILVER CUPS, GOBLETS, and TRAVEL
LING SETS, IN cases
The ltteSt novelties In SILVER, for bridal and
birthday presents. Now receiving at
EOWLAS 4 CO.'S
corner Main and Tenth streets.
Sole gents for The celebrated DIAMOND EYE
SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES. jy 20
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The Kanawha Republican says of the
drowning of young Howard and his COM
panion:
"When they reached the shoals at Hawk :
Nest they expressed Il determination to re-
main in the skif while it was going through
the rapids, although Mr.. Marsh advised
them not to. Mr.. Dempsey, who resides in
the vicinity, also endeavored to dissuade
them from the pcrilolls enterprise, telling
them that the empty skiif could only be
gotten down in safety by attaching lines TO
it. They persisted, however, MIR. Marsh
refusing to 90 in the tral vessel, and soon
after leaving the shore they were buried in
the rapid waters"