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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-09-02

Early Rccords.-In addition to the frs,
election returns in what is now Montnn.
which we published two weeks since. Mr.
Granville Stuart has placed US in possession
ut some interesting MSS. appcr,xining L,
the early days Of Montana. First. there i.
the account of the product Of the first min.
ing claim opened in Montana ~ follows.
e'onccr Creek, Any. 81. lisa
Amount taken out before the com.
lmny dissolved, e2as m
Am"unt taken out from that time ~ w
Amount u"''' ,s Aas" No., ars rev., out es 90
0"''""' taken out since, IL 50
Making grand total Of e3so n
This was the product for the summers
work. from tw" to six men being employed.
To old Cslifornians this was not verv biz
thing. So We find endorsed on II The seu,i.
ments OF the party ~ follows:
Che sara sora What will be, will be.)
CA' no" =. arrisehia non qxadnana.
(de who nothing risks, nothing gains.
La genie pone, y Dius dI.pons. (Man nno.
poses; God dispsea)
No e sod1 orr, b que sa.a.s. IAN j. no,
gold that Glittcrs.)
lie b" tempe siendrs. (Thcre il 4 good
time coming)
It signal exempli6cation of tho mvs.
FERROUS way events are disposed, that the
party who thus bsggcd bud luck and re.
corded It jocuIarly in French, Spanish and
Italian proverbs, picketed their horne.
while working. on Pioneer Bar, one Of the
richest In Montana Another Ut the MSS.
Is the original Of : song composed and sum-
BY Henry Plummer. who the yieilan,es
hung In Virginia. and Charley Reeves. now
In New Mexico. Just y Z sample Of the
eight - kivs tho third:
There'e D KeocAun The svellhaad
Wen asask HIN Nnnhs1 tvO
oont .n0w necA hst swear forget
neap more than ever b knew.
1e %l, nay gu take him that HE hin;
bet before be should physic cat Tor NJ
u ~ him planb IL -
whack I'll loo ri lsddy d.l.
Whack III loo ri u
A nice Road Agent ditty. that. A mum. |
Yer Of certificates, bonds. &c !, Of The cleo.
ion Of 1854. prize rebus and other d,,cu.
nents complete the collection Of Interesting
rmeniscenccs which NJ. Stuart has retained
i the early days Of Montana f.ct
'cfOre Montana was.
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|y(S(l&WlW

4 SwlndIe.-We notice In the Ponce,
. New York cash Gift Enterprise advertises
under the head Of ''ts75, 000." II b.sr, on
i.e lace the evidence Of fraud, and 10 pub.
hshed ~ blk in Rowell 4 Co. = American
newspaper Reporter under tho '.Word n
Wis.," heading. 1t purports to be conducted
ny Parker. Bond 4 Co., Broad Street. N.
I. We hope no one will he gullctl by Il.
and have no doubt the Pioneer will throw
II out Of ito columns.
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Another Episode You recnllect how the
Northern Pacific Railn~d surveying party
were poisoned few weeks ayo. There w.s
huge suspicion. fnom several eliminating
circumstances. that Tanning, the cook, hsd
put strychnine In the v,ctusls, and the
p"rty held him some days, with . very
strong disposition to hang him II any one
died from ito effects Az, however, some
old traps belonging u the surveying partv
had been knocking around among the pro.
visions, and NJ It was very possible North
might have had strycl,nine along to poison
wolves, and some Of It have accidentally been
spilled on the nour. It was finally concluded
to release Tanning. He At once csme ~ 10
Pioneer. and made his debut In that camD IN
: political speech. He next came here. and
while under close espionage. was seen 10
purchase three grains OF op,um-sn.ugh to
kill Board Ut County Commissioner
cross the street. empty Il In ! glass at the
bar, and swallow il sts single dose. The
next morning he was aspund 10 xu,d c,n.
a'''on. Then be disappeared He next
turns up In Helena. arrested On suspicion Of
rooo'"g d.. Ford u tho Cosmopolitan hotel.
and under the iron-ical persussions Of NJ.
Ssm Schw.b, confessed his guilt. restored
Inc money. and tnok 6chwab ok miles from
Town TO where he had buried The watch and
chain. A Citizens Committee held him I
lay Or two. and turned him over 10 the coun. |
y omcsra The trouble With flaming ap.
pears to ~ that DO b ! natural scDundrel.
ND under arrangement induced By sxcss. |
I'VE use of opium, has not hssilaisl 70 take |
lie and money. He d tired Ut work. A
Iood long ssss In the penlientiasy win do
nm xood. and relieve society Of : danger.
~ man.
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Cheap Fares The Diamond r c. Can,
IT.. Fuller, agent, l. nov carrying rssss,
9rrs fr'm Deer Lodge 70 Omshs To- shs nm
precedsnssd low figures " ~ @ By ~.
Passenger iraina Railrosd tickets arr IN.
nlsbed 4 llas Companys ollos 10 Helena
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CssSe.-Ar. &. Cameron was In town ~.
esal days this week. The Cable mill m,
running last week on the tsilings and yield.
Cd fair return. I, vas tho intention r,
start IN again this week on the sams ma.
ser'ai, Of which there arc several thousand
tons, but several parties having claims
against II. prrased their demands, and no
more will be worked over until further ar.
sangemenis src made.
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LOCAL NEWS
Religious Services.

Divine service will be held ut the Court House. Deer
Lodge, Sunday. Sept Sd, At II O'Clock A. \. and r.
L.. Rev. +. {. ILIrS officiating Sabbath School at
The usual hour
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Ira IIyhr ullc Noxxlcs. etc.
-, neee.vsd nse even!ny pr Express from San Fran
I 49, % Invoice u CsliSosnis Hydraulic Nozxiss
Beer Ksx and Ics Box Cocks. A fuil sap.,ly. '-'''
-" sTRANG CuAk6SON,
Oser LodgA
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Efght'inch STOVES, trimmed complete,
for Sixty Dollars, At
STRANG 4 cos.
Aug. Z. It.
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l. q. q. +.

TIVE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS or COT.
l. tonw00d Lodge NJ. ! l. O. .. f. win H. heid nv.
s!y wednesday evening at the Masonic Hall. AZ 7:sO
o'clock: Sojournng Brethren In good standing sre
cordially invited to attend
JOS. A. HYDE. Secretary.
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NJ A@ONflc.

Il THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF
w Deer Lodge M. II A. F. 4 4. ". ~ili bc held
~ the First and Third 8. s,tards;. otsach m.nt6
. = vv,,,,,,. 4. =. STACKPOLE, W. II.
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms
EMERSON. GERBER 4 DICKINSON.

Have the finest bar stock IN the wc.t s,dc ~ 49,.
other side and two Ut the billiard table
IN th' Territory Special Invitations u tue whu!e
community t0-comc an1 zee No.
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u. ). JURORS.

We have been furnished by Deputy U. 8.
Marshal Glass. with the following list Of u.
.. Grand and Trial Jurors, summoned for
the September term:
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Breakfast ~ n0nasae '

ra:ecncers from DEER Lodge IN Helena bv s,i,mcr
= bsIlsourye Coaches, take Z o'clock breakfast n
Snesds Station Ut the best eating stwtions in
~0"ssuA iy7 dAwtf
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BANK EXCHANGE.
WIN. WILSON, PROPRIETOR.

Having again take propsietos~hsp and psrsons, D.
pervision u this
Old and Popular Saloon,
Mr. Wtls"h will Ike pleased u rec old and new cus,o
me.s Inc hest bar stock In town will be kept. md
w inpme II iuOss sold. fjunS x s'''
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10000

Pounds At Extra States Flour Tor ssis IN Chm.
oassaon 1t the lowest market ratss sold che,p "a,
CASH. J. 3. PENBERTON 4 O.
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Arrival aud Departure OF Mails ut the deer
Lodge Post O1ire.
o.
CORINNE.
EAsrEwN AND WEsrERX:
nnn... Chv@y alternate day at....... ......sp. m
BLACKFOOT.
asLsHA. VIRGINIA AND EASTERN FART Or MONTANA
~ ~ D.
-"'v "s''' ...................O q. m
AISSOCLA AND CEDAR CREEK.
GOLD CREEK, REARrowN PHILrrrsURa Exnxrr.-
BUR0, CAsLE CirY, ETC.
Ardve-Mondaya Wednesdays and FRIDAYS At D. M
Depart Tuesday, Thnrsdays and Saturdays s 4 M
bLvx1 Bow. BUTTE AND RED MoUXrAix CRY
Arrive Every alternate day at........ -. w. m.
Dsp. ...............3a, N.
GERMAN AND French GULcH.
Arrive ana Depart twice per week.
~ All malls will close the night previous to their
spa'ture 1t 10 p. a.
E. 8. sTACKPOLE, Pm.
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lPiOw and Spriux steel,
Toe talk Steel,
Anvtls, visce. Bellows,
Rasps, Hammers,
h,rax, Etc, Etc,
Spring Point Sh0vcie,
70 aud II In. Sluice Forks,
Custom Made Picks
Brass N0xxlce,
Hydraulic Pips. Etc.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16
Albang gegister.


CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY.-A gem
tseman from Chicago, Mr.. Woodruff,
for years largely engaged in that city
in the manufacture of carriages,
buggies, etc, has purchased property
in Holladay's addition to the city of
Albany, and is now engaged in erec-
ting buildings thereon, both for resi-
dence and shops. His intention Is to
enter largely into the manufacture of
ail kinds of wheeled vehicles, and
having large experience and ample
capital he will doubtless achieve a
grand success. He will soon be fol-
lowed by eight families from Chicago,
painters, blacksmiths, ETC., who will
be employed in the factory. As
dwellings are to be erected in the inn
mediate vicinity of the factory for all
the employees, next season will wits
ness quite little city in Holladay's
addition. Thus viii another industry
be added to those already in operation
in our city, adding largely to its wealth
and importance. Every branch of in
dustry calculated to build up and in
crease our productive facilities should
be carefully fostered by our citizens,
and the parties interested in them
should receive the kindest encourage
ment from every person interested in
the growth and future development of
Albany. Mr.. Woodruff has our
heartiest wishes for success, and we
bid him and his a kind welcome to
Albany.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

AUCTION AND COMMISSION.-Mr. III.
Weed has secured the building now
occupied. by Messrs. Thompson & 1rv-
ing rs saddle and harness shop, and
about the Goth instant will open there
in an auction and commission store
for the sale of all kinds of commodi-
ties. Parties wishing articles disposed
of at auction will find in Mr.. Weed a
gentleman every way qualified to at
tend to the business. Administrators
and others wishing the service of a
first-class. auctioneer, are advised to
call on Mr.. Weed, who has an eX-
perience of many years in the busi-
ness, and will give the best OF salts
faction. We refer readers to his card
on this page.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

GRAND 5BALL.-There will be a
grand ball given at Parrish Hall, in
TINS city on Christmas evening,
December 25th, 1871. A good supper
and the best of music will be furnish
come and general invitation is extend
ed to all lovers of the ''mazy dance"
Committee of Arrangements: Isaac
Conn, j. r. Herren. Floor Managers:
p. c. Harper, n. B. Humphrey, x. G
Clark, n. Baum. Tickets, including
supper, 81. 14w3.
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CHRISTMAS sTREE.-A Christmas tree
under the auspices of the nj. e. Sum
dav School will be erected at the Court
House OH Saturday night, December
23d. 1t is requested that all persons
desiring to put presents on the tree
will please to bring them, properly
labeled, the card having the name
plainly written upon, and sewed on
the article, so that it will not easily
become detached. 1t is also desired
that all presents be brought in pre-
Yious to twelve O'Clock NJ. of Saturday,
SO that the Committee may have time
enough to arrange them on the tree.
The Committee will be on hand to
receive them from A. n. until
twelve o'clock NJ.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

News from France up to the 9th
inst. states that a change in the
French Government is imminent.
Theirs is to relinquish the Presiden-
cy in favor of the Duke d'Aumale.
This is the agreement, and will be
effected directly. The Orleans
Princes will then take their seats.
The inability of Theirs to with
stand the hostile influence of the
members of tie Right, and the in
creasing power of the Imperialists
in the army, are the causes leading
to this change.
At a banquet given by the
Knights of the Order of st. George,
at st. Petersburg, December 9th,
the Gar was present. In toasting
the Emperor of Germany the Gar
said he hoped that the intimate
friendship which existed between
that monarch and h 'mself would
last as long as they lived and be
carried down to future generations,
and that the fraternity of the arm
les of Germany and Russia would
be preserved. Thus would be con-
stituted one of the guarantees for
the maintenance of peace in Europe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16
POLITICAL.

ssIf the Democracy want a really
passive candidate says the Chicago
Post, malevolently, ''letus recommend
General McClellan.'
The Washington correspondent of
the Boston Adre,tiser says it is admit
ted on all sides that the income tax
law will be prepared the coming Win
ter.
The total disbursements to the army
during the past year were $11S, 81, ,O73,
of which 50, ,GS3, I72 was paid in the
shape of back pay and bounty to vol
unteers.
The Herald's dispatch says that Sem
ator Sumner is preparing an active
fight to abolish the Internal Revenue
CommissionerShip. He will be. sus-
tanned by a majority Of leading Sena-
\ Washington special says that
Summer will not accept the Chairman
ship of the Committee on Elections,
assigned to him by the Senate caucus.
The st. Louis Democrat has COM
menced figuring on the result of tg
Presidential elections next year. 1t
thinks that if Grant be renomiliated he
will secure $50 electoral votes ont OF
3I9.
Frank Blair thinks that if Grant is
reelected it will depopulate the South
-of whites. Frank has acted once be-
fore the role of a prophet, and we
all know with what success. His
latest prediction is as foolish as his for
mer one was, viz: that Grant after his
election, would declare himself die
tatOr.' ,,
The ST. Louis Republican gives list
Of forty-nine Democratic papers in
Missouri who favor the policy of max
ing no Democratic nominations for
the Presidency and Vice Presidency
in 1872.
An Irish Judge said, when address
ing prisoner, You are to be hanged,
and | hope it will be a warning to
you.n
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

STEALING WoOD.-Mr. Roberts re-
quests US to say that he will be much
obliged to parties who have been
stealing the widow Roberts wood, if
they will steal all they intend to be-
fore he goes up north, so that he can
make arrangements to supply the
deficiency thus created. This is a
reasonable re quest, and the thieves are
most unreasonable if they do not
comply with it,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

TIRE.-On Friday evening of last
week a coal oil lamp in the hands of
Mr.. Dow, of Dow & Crane, burst.
sending its contents over the wearing
apparel of Mr.. Dow and among the
boxes filled with boots and shoes in
the store. By great presence of mind
Mr.. Dow succeeded in extinguishing
his burning clothing, and, with the
help of others, the burning oil on
i1oor and boxes. While the fire pro-
crossed it made brilliant light, and
got mp big scare. Our fire boys
we're as promptas usual, but fortunate
w their services were not needed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

COME OUT.-A meeting was held at
Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday night,
for the purpose of arranging for a grand
time, sometime during the holidays
an exhibition, fair. sociable. or some
thing of that kind-the object being to
raise funds for charitable purposes. A
committee of three ladies and ditto
gentlemen We're appointed to get up
programme and decide on the time and
place for holding the affair. This
committee is to report this Saturday
evening, at Odds Fellows Hall, and a
general invitation is extended to our
citizens, ladies and gentlemen, to grace
the occa.ss.on with their presence. We
can have a massive time and accom-
plish worthy deed if our people gen
orally will take hold of the matter.
Come out tonight.
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COMING BACK.-Mr. Paxton having
purchased the interest of Mr.. A. j.
Winter in the Picture Gallery, will
soon take charge OF that institution,
and be ready to receive his friends and
the public.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-A construc-
ton or gravel train ran off the track
OF the o. & c.. Railroad at Harrisburg
last week, owing to the displacement
of the switch, upsetting several flat
cars loaded with gravel and Chinamen.
the gravel falling on the Cinnamon,
killing two and injuring two others SO
severely that they died few days
afterwards.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

MARRIED.-Ruel Custer and Mrs.
Lines were remarked, at the residence
of d. Mansfield, in this city, on Thurs
day evening, Judge Johns tieing the
knot. The reunited pair started north
Friday morning. May their second
union prove stronger and happier than
the first.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

FAY Up.-Parties indebted to Mr..
A. j. Winter, at the Picture Gallery,
are requested to come forward inn
,nediate,y and pay, as he has sold the
GALLERY and will remove to Eugene
CITY within two weeks. Delays are
dangerous, therefore come forward,
nay up, and save costs.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

TSRooMs.-Mr. N. d. Vaughn has
lately commenced the manufacture OF
lroorns in our city. As he makes an
excellent broom we feel certain he
will meet with the success he deserves.
Patronize home industries first, all the
time.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

NEW OUTFrr.-A supplement- from
tho West Side office, McMinnville,
dated Dec. Sth, announces that an en-
tire new outfit has been procured, and
that the paper will appear hereafter
asa 7-column folio-a creditabie and
readable journal. Good. May pros
perity attend the new departure.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

STREET LAMPS.-First street Is now
lighted up during these dark nights
by street lamps, the iron lamp posts
recently received having been put up
and five large lamps, built by Messrs.
w. III. Mcfarland &c Co., of this city,
erected thereon. Albany is putting
on city style-and she's able to.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

AFTER IT.-The "local'' of the
Oregonion is bidding for the Jack
knife to be awarded to the homeliest
man in Portland at the Lutheran Fair
the present week. Crandall always
was an ambitious kus.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

RHEUMATIC CCURE.-Mr. j. d. Love,
of Harrisburg, is preparing to go into
the manufacture of his celebrated
Rheumatic Liniment OH an extensive
scale. Its big thing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

DILLIARDs.-Rumor has is that a
match game of billiards will be play
ed In this city on this Saturday even
ing. between a couple of Albanians.
$30is what's the matter of the man
seana wins. :.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

COOP JOB OF BINDING.-Frank A.
Cook, of Salem, called on us yester-
day. He has just finished a splendid
job of binding for US.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

QUIT.-Messrs. Kiefer & Rogers
have Dissolved partnership, Mr.. Kiefer
remaining as sole proprietor OF the
brewery
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

HURNITURE.-Charley BIeaiey is
gstaarning out some of the neatest fur
ssiture ever put up on the Pacific slope,
AT tlle most liberal figures, too.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

MARKETs.-Butter and eggs ffuctu7
ating. The price Of butter on Friday
was 35e 7aIb; eggs, 40c = dozen. Other
articles same as last week.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

THE COLLEGE ExHIBTTIoN-Tran
pires Frinay evening, December 22d-
next week. The Odd Fellows Socia-
be eomes off on the same evening.
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HUNTERs.-A few more of those
splendid shot guns left at Harper q
Cos.
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Dancing school is in full blast at
Parrish Hall every Thursday evening.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

Gasoline is used in our street
lamps.
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WATERY REFLECTIONS. These
damp foggy mornings, sweating days
and dripping nights, offer fine atnos-
pheres in which to develop n clear
type of moroseness, and cultivate a
splendid species of schenectady. The
atmosphere cannot be c,,t with Il knife
exactly, but it is an ever present verify,
insinuating its dampness through the
pores Of ones clothing to the very
bare, and going through the inhalers
down into the insides, and then keep
Ing UP a perpetual state of dampness
inside and out, and throughout. \
man Is fscetiously represented as
twelve pounds of solid matter wet up
in six pales of water but the in
dividual who got that up never resided
in Oregon, or he would have put in
more water. We believe in water.
We like water. Water is good. 1t
runs, and slosheS, and drips. and we
would drink tive used to drink it
but this damp, foggy, rainy weather
blunts ones appetite for water. There
are more than six pals of water slush-
ing around those twelve pounds of
solid matter, and there is no famine.
or parched place asking for drink in
the whole system. Such freshet is
dampening to ones enjoyment. As 4
watery potato is not good, so this
general state of atmospheric damp
ness is mo goot" to ones cheerfllness.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-16

No change in the S. +. markets worth
reporting.
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NOTICE.

nYsTERS AND SARDINES, NUTS AND
I Candies. and other kntck-knacks, sold
by wheeler, at SHEDD. AV4
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INGENDIARISM.
Negroes Urged to Violence and Blood
shed.
An Emissary from the Loyal League
PrOclaims War!

From the Hearne (Texas) Press, Sept. D.
On Monday morning, at about half past
g O'Clock, Mr.. Charles McCrary, manager Of
VIM. Hearne's plantation, was aroused
from his bed by an unusual noise. He
arose, and found that the noise proceeded
from 4 neighbOring cabin on the plantation
of Col. Lewis. Curiosity led him within
hearing distance of the speaker, q negro
named Walter Marshall, from Galveston.
Marshall said:
Il am from the managers of this election,
and am paid for doing my duty. The hour
has come for every man to do his duty,
The fight has opened, and it may be one of
blood. Be prepared to meet it. Work at the
late hours Ofthe night. Organize The towns
of Millican, ,NavasOta, Columbus, BaStrOp and
Galveston are ready to meet the thieving
white Rebels. and can whip them on any
part of the ground. So prepare yourselves
with side-arms. Be prepared at all times
and never go without them! You black
women, don't work for the whites They
have got 50 lazy they can't pull off their own
shoes and stockings. If you take my ad-
vice. in less than two years you can have
white women working for YOU. You
cOlored men, go with NE to Calvert, every
one of YOU, tomorrow, and REGIsTERr'
The roads leading from the plantations
below Hearne to Calvert, have been lined
with negroes since daylight this morning.
The above statements will be substan-
tiated by affidavits of responsible citizens of
HeaTne. ...--..