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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

The Water Famine still rns walls
to an unpleasant extent Many people,
however, don't know il.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

Remember that Dr. WILLIAMS VII
preach the dedication sermon at the new
English Baptist Church, TO morrow tSun-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

Cow Milled.-A fine COW Belonging
to ADAM f. IIIrcHISs, Esq, OF this place
was run over and instantly killed by the
st-bound passenger traia on the c. x T..
lance below the depot.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19
CoAz 80 ATEa E2sT'.

For the week .ains oct 70. 1872. there
were 30 1aS u IONS ~ Coal ported over the
Cumberland Il Penn anna laiIEoau. ana LOT the
year to same date t.i e,UVN tons.
For the sa.u. week deere wore 3.i3'' ID tons % I
oaltranspoItcd over ly Cumberland Branch XIX
and for the year The -mc date, l9l ,l02 IL tons
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

Men's Heavy ioots $3.50.
CHEAF STORE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
<OTTCETO TisESPASSERS!

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ Trcspassing upon the Wright Farm,
near Frostburg Md, or any of its enclo-
surcs with either Dog or Gun, cutting or
taking Wood, or running over the Farm
at large, disturbing Fencing, leaving the
Gates open, &c, that they will be strictly
and severely punished according to law
CURTIN NJ. GRAHAM & co.
Sept 9S-6m.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19
Frostburg. Oct. 10. IS72.

Bee BALTzELL & Cos new advertise
mcnt
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List Ofi.CttcrS

Remaining in the Post Office, Frostburg
October 1st, 1872 Persons calling for any
of these letters, will please say they are lad
yertised." If not called for in one month
they will he sent to the Dead Letter Office {:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

Public Spcaking.-s. A. Cox,
Esq, of Cumberland, delivered GREELEY
and Brown address in the open ar in
front of NEFFs Hall last Saturday evening
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

b. STERN is selling Clothing at very low
prices.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

Nav; E'.,yeIsi cni.-Mr. JOHN ].
KELLER has laid Tie ncatcst stone pave
mcnt in front q lis store now to be found
upon Mr.. HENRY WILLIAMS There are
many others might proiitably follow Mr..
KEIIER's good cyamplc; in that event
they can give the job to no better hand
than Mr. WILLIAMS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

Snow fen in this scciio all ny on
Monday, but to no depth. Accounts from
ncighboring sections state considerable
falls, in some instances, to six inches.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19
Publishers NOticc.-Thos

Publishers NOticc.-Those sub
scribcrs who are entitled to and have not
obtained their premiums arc requested to
come forward and gel them. All who do
not avail themselves of this opportunity to
secure ther Pictures before November LIST,
will forfeit them, and be held bound for tie
ul lamount.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

Siaipnac az Of GOAL
From Cumberland the week. ending satur-
day Oct r. and for Il .car. 1872:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

Work on St Mic.irl's Church Tower
less for good reasons. We hoTc the :tc
cold snap viii sufficiently admonisn our
friends to hurry this gool undertaking to
completion before winter fully sets in.
Ladies Mcril Hose 12I.
CHEAP STORE
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

Wonder of1lsC World cures heed.
ache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
&c, for sale at " b. SpILLv
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

Coal is already passing over the Bridge
port and Bedford route to Il considerable
amount from our region. Not many years
hence this will he tue avenue to eastern
markets,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

lOMSt:a blcs. Brown in
the Grantsyille District and FREDERICK
HARDING in the FroS,burg District have
been appointed constablcs by the County
Commissioners.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

LARGE stock of Wall PAPER and Blinds
at r. r. WALSH & Bros.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

tY- you want Fruit Cams of a sill
.pcrior quality, and of all sizes, that will
last five years or more, buy those manntac
eurcd only by r. Johnson, Frost
bury, Nd
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The New Discoycry.-lnquirc AT
H. LEEEyRE 4 Sons, next door to Post
Office
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NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE
~ qualified voters of Allegany county, that
an election will be held, at the usual place
of holding elections in the several districts
of said county,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19

None Such :" 6 for % cents at SPILLS
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Commissioners of Allegany County have
designated the following places for holding
the election for county officers, to he held
on the 9TH of january next in case there
shall be majority ofyotes for division of
the County:
For that part o. District No. 5, embraced
within the limits ofthe new county, at the
house of Mr.. Thomas johnson.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19
Gone to kansas--Wc cqiy til,

following local from Tie Ne~ RepubAr,
Bunker Hill, Russell county Kansas
"Mcssrs. JAMES S. TENNANTnnd JOHN L.
SHuCKHART. recently from Maryland, have
taken homestcads in this county, and are
smng rapidly initiated into the mysteries OF
border life
These young gentlemen recently went to
Kansas from Frostburg. They are cnergct-
ic cntcrprising men, and will doubtless BIZ
succcssful in their new field
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-19
On Tuesday, after the list Monday. being
the 5th day Of November, 1872.

Eight Presidential Electors, to cast
the vote Of the State of Maryland
for me person for President of the
U..tei States, and one person
for EIce-rye.iont Of the United
}@tatys in conformity to the Consti-
tuition ct the United States and
Of the STATE Of Maryland ;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04

Tho mcagro notice that appeared
In our issue Of yesterday Of tho dis.
astrOus tornado that swept over ouI
city on Friday afternoon last, was
the result Of q want Of reliable In.
formation as 10 tho extent of the
injuries sustained, and which could
not DO accurately obtained. We are
now in possession Of additional facts
with which to supply the defcien.
cy, and which embrace tho princi.
pal damage done to tho city and its
cnvirons, as far as known.
The damage on the Levee is rs
follows; Roof and portions of tho
cotton compress blown off; II por-
ton Of tho walls Of Marsh Il Nc
Koller's warehouse and front of
store blown down; roofs of tho
stores Of Howell, Durham 4 Tom
kios Hamilton 4 Austin Naples,
stacey & Poland's, and others blown
off and otherwise injured. The suf-
ferers on Texas street are Kahn &
Bros, J. Tabor, A. Sour, Sewing
Machine store, and several others,
their stores either being unroofed
or damaged in some other way
The injury to Messrs. Kahn & Bros.
is considerable, but tho full extent is
not yet known. Mr.. Dugan's house
and other buildings. near the lcvee
were blown into the river, but the
occupants fortunately were unin-
jurod. The colored Baptist Church
was completely demolished a !
house of Mr.. Huffner blown down
roof Of building destroyed a
new frame house near tho oil works
Frustrated, and q colored woman
badly injured. The village of Mug.
81 nsville suffered severely. A nun
Der of buildings were more or less
injured, trees, fences and out hous-
es scattered in every direction
Several persons were injured by
flying timbers, but none very oeri-
ously. Two colored men are sup
posed to be drowned, as they were
in q skiff in the river, and have not
been heard of since. 1t is rumor-
ed that u lady, being caught in the
outskirts of tho city, was carried
some distance by the wind, and re-
,eived dangerous wounds from fal-
ing timbers. 1t is feared, also, that
she lost her life, as no tidings from
her have been received. The fore
going list 10 as correct as we have
ooen able to make it, although 9th.
Or instances may be developed dur
ng the day.
The s.orm-fiend fingered in our
midst for thirty minutes, and then
passed on to die away in hollow
,choes. May our city never reel
md culver under his giant tread
gain.-,Shrereport S. Western.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04
Letter of Hon. John Hancock.

We have the pleasure, this we ok, of lay
ing before our readers q letter from the
Hon. John Hancock, Representative in
Congress from the 4th District of Texas,
which will be read with deep interest by
all his numerous friends throughout the
State. 1t is though tful, moderate and pa.
triotic in substance and tone, and deserves,
as II will receive, an attentive consider
alton. 1t Announces course Of policy
on the part Of the Democracy, which has
not been, nor is now, in accordance with
our feelings or deliberate judgment, but 1t
is policy, which many good men in diff
ferant portions Of the country have advo-
gaining, il must be admitted, in pop
ular estimation. We are not taken by
surprise. We have believed for some time,
from such information as we could get,
that not only John Hancock, but Herndon
and even the extreme Conner, as we'll as
q majority Of the democratic members of
Congress, entertained, in the main, the
same views, expressed in the letter which
we publish to day The passiveness of the
Congressional democracy, the character of
the documents, sent 10 their constituents,
the delay in the meeting of the National
Democratic Committee and the calling of
a National Convention, all pointed to this
end. We have not been silent under this
state Of affairs. We have not hesiiated to
express plainly our disapprobstion Of the
course adopted as unwiss though doubtless
patriotic. But we are not disposed to set
up our individual judgment against the
of men who may have had bet
ter opportunities Of determining the cir
Of the country and what is
necessary TO be done for It's re-
iemption from extreme radical rule and
ruin. Ifa majority Of our party see proper
% take the course indicated, we shall, as
no have heretofore said, give il our ear
lest support rs the best that can be done.
We fhink all good democrats and patriot
c men should do Likewise.
OF enc thing we are glad TO be assured
hat q Democratic National Con vention
Till be held, that its princi Piles viii be
oddly avowed, that the organization Of
be Democratic Party viii be kept up, that
be Convention will declare to the party
hat course il Is deemed wise to pursue,
nd should the Cincinnati Convention fail
put forward proper candidates in a
ieat measure acceptable to the deaocrauc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04


The SECOND VERDICT or THE PEOPLE OF
TExAs.-Tbey re-affirm their opinion Of
1870, by awarding the Grover & Baker
Machine the FIRST Premium, for the Best
Family Sewing Machine, at the Grand
State Fair Of 1871, and six First Premiums
for Best Machine Stitching, double the
number awarded any other machine. y
Notwithstanding the great efforts of our
competitors to disparage the perfection of
our machines, the public and the Fair As
sociations Of Louisiana and Texas repeat
their convictions when opportunity offers,
the superiority Of our Machines by its pur-
chase and amard Of The committees. The sale
Of the Grover & Baker Machine is greater
in Mississippi, ALBANIAN, Louisiana and
Texas than that of any other, and the
awards received from the Fair Associa-
tions Of those States double those of all the
other machines combined. What more
proof can we offer, for what we so justly
claim namely, that the Grover B. Baker is
the best Family Sewing Machine, and the
favorite Of the people Of the South.
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEPOT,
1872 Canal Street, New Orleans.
Another large lot of these Machines just
received and for sale by
KEATON & JOHNSON,
June 20, 1871-1y] Agents, Dallas Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04

masses, that distinct nominations viii he
made and vigorous canvass lnanguraied
This IL right and agreeable 10 The Views
which We have always expressed. Coming
from n member Of The National Committee,
who has doubtless been In communion with
his associates and knows their delermlna.
ton, we presume that we may place The
fullest reliance on tho assurances given In
the letter before us. Every thing now
seems TO depend on the action Of the Gin.
ciunali Convention. That body met on
Wednesday last and II Is probable that be-
fore our paper goes to press that something
definite Of its proceedings may reach u.s..
If SO, our readers shall have the benefit of
il, whatever IL may be. In the meantime,
we trust that, come what may, the dcmoc-
racy will hang together aud vote as unit
for whoever she'll be designated by Its
conygntion
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04
LATEST NEWS.

Fighting has been going On near Mata-
moras between the two factions now al
war in Mexico, and many of its people
have taken refuge In Brownsville.
Thousands Of people attended the open
ing Of the Kentucky Public Library at
Louisville.
Mount Vesuvius is in full operation and
new craters are opening and pouring lava
over the surrounding country. Much dam
age has been done.
The National Banks are requested to re-
port their condition on the 10Th April last.
Troops have been sent along the line of
the Northern Pacific Railroad for protec-
ton against the Indians.
1nsurrectionary movements are still
going on in Spain. Don Carlos is tryin r to
get into the country, but is closely watch
ed by the Governments of Spain and
France.
Gov. Hoffman has vetoed the new char
ter for New York City.
The Supreme Court OF Florida has de-
cided that the Lieut. Governor of that
State is the acting Governor-lhe Govern
or having been impeached.
The amended Texas Pacific Railroad bill
has gone to the President for signature.
Garland, U. s. District Attorney for the
Western District of Texas has been re-
moved and A. ], Evans, appointed in
his place.
A Special to the Houston Union says.
Morgan Hamilton, our Senator, has gone to
the Cincinnati Convention. Doubted.
Our news from the Cincinnati Convex
ton is only up to Tuesday night. A large
number of delegates we're in attendance.
The Davis stock seemed in the ascendant
but it is very doubtful who will be nomi-
mated. We would as soon think that Gov.
Palmer Of ILL.,, would finally be settled on
As any other. Next to him we judge
Charles Francis Adams stands the best
'hsnce. But, Quies sabe? While we write
his il is all over.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04


CRoP PRospEoTs.-The weather
for two weeks past has been decid-
eddy favorable to farmers, and they
are laboring diligently hereabouts
with fine prospects of good har-
vest. Some ofour farmers had to
re-plant their corn, owing to the
cold rains in the latter part of
March, but as q general thing, we
believe, good stand was secured
from the first planting. More cot
ton, we arc informed, is being plant
ed this year than ever before in the
county. We still promise a large
yield, and in fact vegetation gener-
ally is in a fiourishing condition.
Gainesville Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04

The Sherman Courier, at this late day,
Is demanding the removal Of August Bel
mont as Chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee. Months ago, we ex-
posed the conduct Of Mr.. Belmont, and not
o democratic paper in the State noticed it.
Mr.. Belmont, it is now understood, will
call the National Convention at last, and
when that assemblies, it can appointa new
Copmittee and n new Chairman, rs it
Party under tho leadership of Bankers,
whether foreign or native born. Mr.. Bel.
mont is neither q statesman nor a good
politician even.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04

We are gla TO notice in the Houston
Telegraph of May lst, bold utterancc
against William L. Dodge, President of
the Texas Central Railroad, for his late
speech at the Cooper Institute, New York,
on the occasion Of the big Grant demon
stratiOn. The Telegraph pronouncas it
"dn unqualified, positice, unmitigatsd and
most unjust and uadeserued slander." This
refers especially to tho charge OF Mr..
Dodge, that "the people of the South ex.
pect again to make slaves of the negroes"
How many extreme radicals can be found
who will not, as Mr.. Greeley would say,
lie outright when it can serve a political
purpose2 What Dodge
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04

We regret to say that the N. o. Picay-
une, under itspresent management, can
not be relied on either as democratic or
conservative paper. Its leading editorial
on the 28th ult. is an open advocacy Of a
coalition with the Grant party in Louisi-
ana on the plea Of thus securing reform
Reform under Grant, Could anything DO
more absurd The old Pic. was much cir
culated and honored in Texas-the new
one deserves neither circulation nor hon
or. Its editorials seem prompicd by Par
son Carter, the Radical Confederate Colo
mel. Give it W ide birth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04

IMronrASr.-By q private letter from
the Hon. John Hancock, we are informed
that, at his suggestion, Senator flanagan
haf introduced in the Senate bill to al.
low four days voting in Texas for Presi.
dent and vice-President, and that it is
likely in this way to become law by
getting through both Houses. We arc
glad 10 hear this, ss it would be impossi-
BILE 10 poll the votes of Texas in one day
ct the county seats, and there might be q
struggle for precedence at the ballot boxes,
and bloodshed might ensue. We learn
further, by the same source, that IL is
likely tsat the Frontier Resolution, intro
duced by Hancock, which has passed the
House, will also pass the Senate and be-
come law.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04

The local of tho Telegraph can
take an iron-clad cath that he uses
in no form, substance or manner,
the following articles, viz: opium,
whisky or tobacco. He challenges
any ten men in Houston or Texas
to cay the same Houston Iele-
graph.
As rule in life it may be stated
that the virtue which it is necessa-
ry to proclaim is hardly worth the
having. Virtue that does not shine
as a candle set on hill is of a very
dim material. IF a man has good
ness in his soul, it viii be seen as a
diamond in darkness. 1t will not
do to trust these indications. We
have known men guilty of all the
vices indicated whose nobility of
soul and integrity Of character are
beyond all compare, and there are
men in the penitentiary innocent
of all these habits.-Gdt. Ners.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04

A SINGULAR PHESoHExox.-We learn
from the fairfield Ledger that in Freestone
and two or three other counties from which
il hss heard, the present crop of young
peaches are growing toge her. In many
instances from three to five having formed
a solid cluster, and we learn from Mr..
James Trim, who lives seven or eight
miles north Of Hillsboro, that be has OBJ
served this singular phenomenon Likewise
in several peach orchards in the northern
portion Of this county. This is case Tor
The consideration Of We naturalist. Give
US light.
The Clsburne Chronicle says The peaches
in johnson county are 81 growing togsih-
rr just as they are in this oounty.-Hi1
Ceuiy Erpoater.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04
Tarrant Misrepresented,

II is very strange indeed, that travel.
er seldom ever passes through Dallas, en-
route to Fort worth, but that he is inform
ed by scmc ,reH misher that Indians infcst
this county aud are frequently making
raids upon the citizens Of this place, but
especially, il he wishes to buy land, be OF
they tell him it is dangerous to venture
further West than Dallas county to make
the purchase. We assume the RESPONSE
biliiy Of informing the citizen or citizens
Of Da.las, who has or have been guilty of
this ungenlleman-like practice that
such tale las they we'll know is false,
and does not deserve the attention of any
right.thnking man. We are warranted
in the assertion that there has not been an
Indian in or al out Fort Worth for fifteen
years, and il 10 seldom an Indian is men.
toned. Dallas county is jealous OF Tar.
rant, from the fact that her county seat is
destined to be railroad junction and her
unparalleled inducements to emigrants so
far exteed those of Dallas county, that they
deem it necessary to come little "shenaa.
gin" over Tarraht occasionally. All per.
sons who have been guilty of the above
named practice ought TO be careful, for
all those TO whom they tell such tales are
not apt TO be scared of, but come and see
for themselves and b. convinced of the
fact their informant had misinformcd
them. when the informant, we imagine,
would feel rather "cool" Let us hear no
more of this, or we may mention II few
names in connection with such fabrica-
tions.--F. Worth Democrat.
Please mention the names, brother Demo.
crat and we will aid you in giving them
the proper castigation, if they are guilty.
But there must be some mistake about all
this complaint. There is not particle of
Jealousy on the part of the people of Dali
las or Dallas county toward Tarrant or
Fort Worth, that we have been able to dis
cover. The most kindly feeling prevails.
We have heard the county and the county
seat frequently spoken of in high COM
mendation. Our people don't care if the
population of TarraDt should equal that of
China, and Fort Worth reach the fabulous
dimensions of Pekn. 1t must be all bosh
about the Indians. Some wag has been
imposing on our worthy brother, and the
scamp ought TO be ashamed of himself try
ing to get up bad feeling among neigh
boris.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04

RBNENBER.-The democracy Of Dallas
County must not forget that Monday mex
has been appointed the day for mass
meeting Of the democracy at the Court
House for the purpose of electing delegates
to the State Convention at Corsicana on
the 18th of June. We trust there will be
n full attendance, that delegates may be
appointed, Who will fairly reflect the sen.
timents and wishes of the democracy OF
this County. Let oil turn out, who can
Very important matters will come before
the State Convention in which all true
democrats are interested.