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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-11-11
T. 6 7 E.DDE Cd,
HELD ON
NEW YEA RS DAY,

Instead of Nmas day.
All Compositions are to be in the adiudi
Gators hands by December Goth. Prof
VIM. AUBRY POWELL, of Scranton, Penn.
will adjudicatc the Singing and REGULATIONS
Rev II. c. PARRY. (Cefni) of Provi
dcnce, LuZarne Co., Penn, will adjudicatt
the Essays and Poetry
The English Recita,ions will appear ir
this paper.
"Thc Child'S Inquiry"
To he rccitcd at Fros,burg Eisteddfod, by
a boy, or girl. not over twelve years old
When all these little boys are men,
And all these girls around me now,
Advance to sober womanhOod,
And cv'ry ones happy frow,
Where will orr doting fathers hee
And where our dear. dear mothers too?
And where will he this crowd | see.
Who re here to learn what we can do?
Alas perhaps they II MI he dead:
All. then. we II miss their watchfil love
Goa grant, when they have from, H. fled,
We all mt last may meet above!
Frostburg, Md, Oct s8-4t
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The Elections.

The State ticket in Maryland is
conceded to the democrats hy re-
duced majority. The last Lcgisla-
ture was without republican mem
Der; the next that party will have a
small representation. In Allegany,
owing to the division in the demo.
cratic party, the county has gone, in
the main, republican. The result
was no: expected or, at least, the
revolution in political sentiment was
supposed not to be so general as the
election has disclosed. Many re-
markable features. throughout, have
been exhibited. 1t was not, of
course, contemplated by the dcmoc-
racy when they nominated Colonel
Schley for the Judgeship, that he
should be defeated. This result,
however has not only been attained,
but has involved, in Il common ruin,
almost the entire county ticket.
Much interest centred upon New
York, owing to the Tammany cor
ruption, and the fact is revealed that
while the State has gone Republican,.
the "head-centre" of the alleged
"Corruptionists," WIN. M. TWEED,
still holds his own, being elected to
the Senate by $4,000 majority.
The countcnanccs of the Democ-
racy are naturally depressed, while
the Republicans wear .jubilant as
pect. 1t were we'll for both if the
one bear his defeat as heroically as
the other should his triumph mcekly,
and both buckle on their armor anew,
having but one end in vicw-the
good of the country.
For ourselves we can "ncither cry
nor laugh" but shall continue, as
heretofore, in the advocacy of po!it-
ical virtue and integrity in all par
ties.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-11-11

BARToN.-We made our first visit to
Ills thriving Title place on Monday even
ing, last, to work in the interest of the
Journal, and we were pleased to find gen.
c'al disposition among the people Of this
i? irving town to encourage our enter
prise.
We first called on our friend, Rev. WIN
HARRIS, who has kindly consented to fur
nish local items from that place. Owing
TO an engagement for the evening he was
unable to go with us round town. But his
little son, THOMAS, acted the part of a man
and, though the night was dark, we found
II great many of the principal men of the
place, and secured quite number of sub
scribcrs, besides many promises to take our
aper the first of January.
essrs. Dicks CAMPBELL arc our author
agents for to that place receive and re.
wi for subscriptions for the Journal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-11-11

BURGLARY IN CUMBERLAND.-Onc of
the boIdcst burSlaries that have ia
ken place in this city for long time
past occurred on Monday night, or
at an early hour Tuesday morning
the particulars of which are as fol-
lows: On the clerk opening the
store Of Messrs. hamburger & Cole
man, on Baltimore street, near St.
Nicholas Hotel, Tuesday morning
he discovered that the store had
been entered Ivy thieves during the
night, who eilccte | an entrance by
boring with an augcr through the
outside back door, by which means
u hand hole WAS made, through
which the bar fastening the door on
the inside was removed, aud the
door (Which is made Of double
boards, two inches in thickness was
swung upon its hinges. Another
door was next encountered, having
large glass in, extending nearly to
the floor. About half of one of the
panes was broken. through which an
easy entrance WAS effected. After
getting into the Sturc-room the
thieves evidently proceeded to APP
pr"priate to themselves amy of the
goods to which they took fancy.
The shelves were raked, and the
clothing s,rewed upon the floor; all
the drawers were ransackel, and
even show goods in the front win.
dow were removed. On the floor,
under the gas light, the rascals lci,
two suits of old clothes, having. it
is supposed. arraycd themselves
each in suit Of broaleIuth,. or
1onds of some fine texture. After
obtaining all they wsntcd the bur-
glars lcit the store Az they had en-
tered it. nobody having seen or
heard them in their opcrati"ns.--
Ne,cs.
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COAL STATEMENT.

For the week ending November 4, 1871 ,
there were Al .51319 tons of Coal transport
ed over the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad, and for the year to same date,
1,6iG,5Gl.01 tons.
Over the Cumberland Branch Railroad,
for the same week, there were transported
6,522. II tons of Coal, and for the year,
235,374.19 tons,--all of which, over both
railroads, being from the Frosthurg and
Georges Creek Mines, as named in the ia
Bile below.
Shipments of Coal
From Cumberland for the week ending
Saturday, Nov. 4, and for the year, 1871
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A MILLION LIVING WITNESSES!

A MILLION LIVING WITNESSES
To prove that the adjustable, never
wear-outable, and incompatible
Wheeler & Wilson's
LATE IMPROVED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
has no cqual 1t is the most simple in its
construction, the least likely to get out of
order, and the lightcst running of any two
thread lock stitch machine in the world
This machine has hut one Tcnsion-oth-
ers have two. The Wheeler & Wilson has
but sixty-tive parts, while others have from
two hundred and seven to two hundred and
twenty-eight.
We can do a greater variety of work with
less change of machinery than any other
tirst-class machine now offered to the pull
lie. dare amy one to successfully deny,
or to try it.
Wheeler & Wilson's Machines repaired
IL FREE OF CHARGE!
Sold OF exchanged on the most reasonable
terms. viii rent you n good Machine
rather than have YOU driven mad, or to a
premature grave, by getting one Of those
back-aching, consumptiN e-makins, leg
breaking shuttle machines, SO highly rec
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who don't know the Tire Ne,o and J,srdl-
uaJIe Improvements put to our Machine in
as MANY weeks.
cX" Call and sec our wonderful Machines
performing wonders, or d, ing seven differ
cnt kinds of work without change of ma
chine.
Salcsroom next door to Bal;zelrs Cheap
Store Ernstlurlr MI
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A Guild Of Ladies is proposed to
be formed in England under the
leadership IF Miss Harrison, OF
Swanage, Dorsetsl,ire, to promote
modesty of dress, to do away with
extravaganza, and substitute the
neatncss and sobriety suitable I"
Christian women +" This lis u gr"a.
reformation to enter upon, but it WI
be as difficult task AS that al Luth,,
to accomplish its objects.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements,
THE WEEKLY sun.

THE WEEKLY sun.
PUBLISHED BY A. S. ABELL & co,
Sun IRON BUILDING, BALTIMORE, Nh
Terms, Cash in Advance:
One Copy. six Months or less. 81
One Copy. One Year, ~
The Weekly Sun is News and Ea,i-
lily journal stands uncXceilcd. Its low
price renders 1t available to all classes.
Through no other medium can f;ini.ios
and individuals i'm the towns and vii
lagos and rural districts of the county
be so we'll supplied with proper liter.-
ture. and full knowledge oftie worlds
whole news, from week to week us in the
Weekly sun.
Parties. then. should get up clubs in
their towns. villages and neiYhborliun.S
and thus secure the advantage OF these
ve.y low rates. Tie regular diffusion #
light and intelligence which such jou-
nal affords will be Il moral and social ...i-
vantage in any neighborhood.
CLUB TERMS.
While the Weekly Sun is atiortc! y.
the low rates of 81 90 per annum to sin
| gle subscribers. the club rates are si:ji
lower. carrying the price dow II rs low -
one dollar per year where twenty-five,
copies or more are taken at one post iii
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club of Six copies. One year 81 }
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Club of Fifteen copies. One year. Istn
Club of Twenty Copies. One year. 2. }
Crb of Twenty five copies. One y'r. - o
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AS AN INDICTMENT
To those parties getting up clubs ~
the Weekly sun, sent tn one Dos! "itit'
we will mail hereafter to the aGtirr-> Il
anyone sundine rs
y CLUB OF TWELVE SrBSCRIi Ekr
An extra copy of the " cck.y oun. gra,i,,
for one year; iur II
CLrB OF TWENTY SUBSCRIBERS
We Will send II eopy of the Dali sind
Weekly sun for xix months; fora
C.uD or TWENTY-FIVE SrBs M ..s
We Will SEMI n cop, OF The Dsh r
one GEAR. ami Ia the ScIt!rr OF j.
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Bn the only paper this offers superior induce
men TO advertisers both foreign By advertising herein
access had to large wealthy community which might other
wise fail
We @ the benefit of all business men who
favor advertising patronage and should any such con-
cul advantage of the opportunity herein offered we will be
clad advertisement card for weekly monthly
o quarterly insertion.
We have adopted the following
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II. LIE FEVRE & son,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,


CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND,
AND MAIN ST., ADJOINING POsT-OFfIcE,
FrOstburg, Maryland,
Having in store varied and full assort-
ment OF everything in the Drug Line, are
prepared to JOB or RETAIL them at
prices which cannot fail to give entire
satisfaction. Our stock consists in part of
DRUGS, OILS. PAINTS. AND
PAINTERS ARTICLES,
Coal Oil, Lamps. Lamp Chimneys,
Window Glass. Dye Stuffs.
Patent Medicines. Perfumery.
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Soaps.
Colognes, Pomades. Extracts for
Handkerchiefs, etc, etc, etc
N. B.-PREsCRIPrIoNs carefully and
accurately compounded.
C5g Thankful for the patronage of the
past, we promise to use our utmost en-.
deayors to merit continuance of the
same i'll the future. Nov Ply
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-11-11

On Sunday last a young lady re-
siding in Piedmont w. Va, extract,
ed sewing needle from her side
which she had swallowed when she
was about three years Of age. Dur
ing nearly eighteen years it had re-
manned in her body, passing in va
rious directions, as she could feel it
at several times in dilferen: places.
At last, OH the morning in question.
it made its appearance under the
skin and Was eXtracted.-Netgs.
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s, T, LITTL Z,

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Takes this method of informing the citizens
of Frostburg and vicinity that Mr. ID. j..
BETz, of his establishment, is located at
Mcneil & Wingcrts Drug Store, where he
is prepared to do all kinds of Repairing in
the line of Watches Clocks, Jewelry, En-
craving, &C. AW uork acarrdnted to gre
satisfaction. S. II. LITTLE,
Nov lift 10S Bait ST., Cumberland.
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LARGE PIGs-Mr. JAMES JONES, of this
place, has two hogs not yet twelve months
old, one of which, it is said by good judge
will weigh 400 lbs. nett, the other $50
lbs nett. He has also some fine chickens
Of the Cochin China and Spanish varieties.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-11-11

Congress reassemblcs on the 4th day of
December next 1t will find on the calen-
dars of both houses 1853 bills, which were
introduced at the brief spring session. Of
lis number $40 belong to the Senate and
40 to the House.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-11-11

ANCIENT ORDER OF FoREsTERs- This is
benevolent order lately introduced in this
community, having for its objects temper
ance and the intellectual and social benefit
OF itsmembers On Saturday last they turn
cd out in procession along our principal
streets, making hansome exhibit both as
10 numbers and mate,1e When fully or
Yanised VIC will publish full list of its Of
fetal members.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-11-11

4 communication from an esteemed
correspondent at Barton, arrived just as we
go to press-too late for this issue. 1t will
not spoil by keeping over until next week,
when our readers may look for it.
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Wouldn't that Ostrich "feel bad" if he
knew that his beautiful Plumes-that cost
the man who imported them 81 50-are
selling at the "Chcap Store" at 81 90 per
bunch? c. BALTZELL g. Co,
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In our report of the Public Speaking at
the Frostburg Hotel last week, we inadver-
Iently stated that the "Frostburg Cornet
Band enlivened the occasion with good
music" We learn instead that it was the
Hoffman Cornet Band. We take pleasure
in making the correction.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-11-11

The great reason why the IRONS1DES
COOK STOVE is the best, it has the larg-
est Oven; it boils quicker and bakes better
than any other Stove in market. Good for
wood or coal. Sold only by f. JOHNSON.
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FoRMAN's NewsGallcry, on Broadway, is
the place to get your Pictures, if you want
them pretty and life-like.
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The Pittsburg Commercial, gathers from
its exchanges the record of seven new and
productive wells put in operation in the
Pennsylvania oil region within few days
preceding.
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T:le Michigan relief committee at Mil
waukee, again appeal for money to buy
building materials and farming utensils and
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The new Sheriff says he can't think of
entering upon the duties of his office with
out first buying one of those brown Alpine
Hats at the Cheap Store"
C. BALTZELI. & Co.
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Brigam Young was heard from last Tues
day, making his way under mounted escort
to St. George, ON the southern border of
Utah. 1t is stated he has positively left
Salt Lake with the intention Of never re-
turning.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-11-11

We learn that the new NJ. +. Church, at
Borden Shaft, now nearly completed, will
lie dedicated ON Sunday, Goth inst, when
several eminent ministers will be present
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NJ AR RI e ID .

On the 18th inst, at Homecoming, by Rev.
Father O'Brien, JOHN G. DOUGLASS, of the
Seven Churches, county Wicklow, Ireland,
and Miss MARY BURNS, of Homecoming.
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MINERS should read our editorial under
the caption of Homecoming
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LIBERAL RATES:

will be required
will be charged
line for each insertion
exceeding lines $500 Each additional line
crcontr be charged according
Icgxal line
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No person ever got stung BY hornets who
kept away from where they were. 1t is
lust SO with bad habits.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-11-11

The type of the Hoboken Lea3er Was
nocAe,l into ''pi by rival politicians the
,hcr night, AID There MAS . great sensa-
ion for awhile.
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Clothing must be std at the New York
Clothing House, Main street, Frostburg.
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Buy some of those Havana Cigars at the
Post Otfice-only 5 cents apiece.
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Go to the Post Office to buy cheap To-
hacco and Cigars,
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Three packages of Envelopes for 25 cents
at G. H. WALKERS.
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New Advertisements.
II. ,J0RD AN

IT j U II II n
WAGON AND CARRIAGE-MAKE
WILL. do all work in his line with
w neatness and dispatch. Repairing
promptly attended to; satisfaction guar
anteed, and prices reasonable. Nov lily
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RAIN on Thursday eyening-mud on
Friday morning.
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One hundred Cigars mot Stogies) for
81 %, at c. II. WALKERS.
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C. oMEECTlCNERY

C. OrAEECTECM N cry
of every variety. Cakes. Notions and
Toys. All kinds of Nuts. Raisins, Cur
rants. Oranges. Lemons. Citrons. &c.
\ fine assortment Of Plain and Fancy
Candies. n great variety of Sugar and
other Toys. Orders for parties promptly
filled at all times. Particular attention
paid to Rich and Ornamental Wedding
Cakes. fine Fruits in sealed Cans. Pickles,
Cat>up. Jellies. &c. Wheat and Rye
Bread fl eSh every day. Also a superior
quality of genuine Havana Cigars: Smo-
king Tobacco. &c.
An elegant Oyster Saloon for Ladies
and Gentlemen. Oysters put up to suit
all tastes. Families supplied with any
quantity. at short notice and at fair rates.
GY- Those wishing anything in my
line will do well to call before purchase
ing elsewhere, rs feel confident of Civ
ing satisfaction. l have the cheapest
goods in town. NOV 4--ly
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FRosTBURG, NOVEMBER II, 1871.
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j. PRESTON,
gOn. Maker.

Is prepared to do all kinds of Work usu-
ally done in tirst-class Wagon-Maker s
Shop, with promptness aud at fair prices.
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FrOstburg Advertisements.
ATTEN TiON!

The Committee of FROSTBURG ELS.
TEDDFOD, having re-considelsd matters
resolved to have the
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SHIPPED nY Bso RR CSC CANAL TOTAL.

Totl-w'k lilo III 20,2lG IA 5O,3S0 ID
P'vio'sly 1,l70,6G2 10 753,S $50 % 1924, 4S3 0S
Totl-yr goo, $500 ia, O37.O3 1874, s7Oo3
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Vote at FrOstburg---Complete.
STATE TICK EFT.


GOVERNOR.
Jacob Tome, rep 43S
VIM. Pinkney Whyte, dem 3l5
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Alex. Randall, rep 43s
A. X. Syester, dem BIZ
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY.
l.. j. Brengle, rep 43S
Levin Woulford, dem 800
JUDICIARY TICKET.
Geo. A. Pearre, ind rep 6Ss
Geo. Schley, dem 66
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Attached thereto is GROCERY and
CONFECTIONERY STORE, kept by
r. J. Preston, where those, desiring any
thing in his line may be supplied at reason
able prices Nov lily
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Agents for WELLS, FARGO & CO..
Selling their drafts on London an.! .ti
parts Of Europe.
Agents for INMAN, ANCHOR and
WHITE STAR LINES of STEAMERS

Issuing Tickets from
LIVERPOOL. QUEENSTOWN.
GLASGOW and DERRY,
TO NEW YORK, and from NEW YORK
to same ports. Whit
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ONE UNIFORM PRICE.

Not to TAKE FROM oNR-in order to make
up for what is lost on another.
CALL, EXAMINE, BE CONVINCED.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-08-10

Are wal clouds again gathering in the
East? The note OF warning is soundedin
the Edinburgh Review. GA struggle is
impending between Russia and Austria;
it is inevitable sooner or later; it cannot
be averted." So alarming q prediction
will cretainly divert attention from
France and Germany to the movements
Of those two Eastern powers. Both
have been actively engaged in the reor-
ganization of their armies; and though
Russia has had the advantage of time,
the declarations made. by the Austrian
War Minister this week as to the colos-
salarmy which, under the new military
system, he could place in the field, was
not without significance and purpose.
Austria, however, clearly meditates no
aggression, even upon herlate assailants,
Germany and Italy, still less on Russia.
Whence then the danger?- Russia makes
no secret other desire to encroach on her
neighbor and expand her influence
abroad byforce Of arms, to make use Of a
propaganda for this purpose founded
on a theory Of race, to array the Scalve
against the Magyar and the Austrian"
Russia, according to the same authority,
has resolved upon a campaign wholly
different from that which eliminated in
the Crimean disaster. The opening of
the Black Sea to her feet is a feint, or at
most a strategic operation, divert atten-
ton from the grand fortified ~quadrilate-
raj i'll Poland, whence, on the compile
ton Of the Russian scheme Of military
reorganization, Russian generals are 'to
advance on Central Europe without risk
to the internal peace Of the country"
thus bringing into practical realization
the assertion that 'the Eastern question
can alone be solved at Viennain Russian
Are Russian intentions here be-
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-08-10
RepOrted Railroad Combination.

The Chattanooga correspondent Of the
Knoxville Chronicle telegraphs under
date of the Sd inst. that it is reported on
what is considered good authority, that
an important combination of Southern
railroads is forming to take possession
and operate the Alabama and Chattanoo-
ga railroad. This combination, it is I'M
derstood, is the East Tennessee, Virgin
ia and Georgia andthe Mobile and Ohio
Railroads. The understanding is that
the East Tennessee Virginia and Geor-
gia road pays 100000 and the Mobile
and Ohio road pays 100000, the new
combination to pay the back january
and July interest on the Alabama State
bonds and the floating debt of the Ala
bama and Chattanooga Railroad. Touch
ing the matter, the Chronicle says:
"This dispatch comes from our CORE
spondent at Chattanooga, q very pru-
dent and shrewd observer of events. We
have no doubt of such areport being be-
lieved in that city. If Capt. Jaques and
his associates undertake the operation
oftheA Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad
it will be successfully carried through.
Capt. jacques has been in consultation
with Gov. Lindsay within the past few
days, in reference to this road, we know,
and we hope u correspondence state
ment may prove true" r,-u