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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28

address. Mr.. Commissioner Watts very
promptly responded and enclosed ten pack
ages of seed labelled respectively Clarkia
Egulchelzo, 6acazia 1Goccineo EmileG 8agitata
Antirrhinum Nagus, AJgssum Maritim,tna
Schaz0nthus Pinasatus Graudit7or,ts Oculatus
Brachycon.e, I6eridiffolio, Gaillordia Picta
Aster QujSledlGSrndaa, Aqeratuap Phalacraea
C9listsnG Mana, and Godetic Rosea alba
Now-all that came through the mails, but
the Commissioner forgot to send any Clos
soriaI Botanic Lericon. Can the handsome
man Of Bryantewn help nsin our extremi-
ty z What the dell is it, maun2 &, I &
Friend Scott of the Hunttngtonion is sex-
.pected to visit this town to-day and will
remain until tomorrow. I. We are pleased
at the prospect of a visit from this hand
some member of the craft. He wears
shiney hat, tidy boots and a nice little
moustache. On the principle that precious
articles come in small packages, we con-
clude that Mr.. Scott, his moustache and
his boots represent an aggregation of very
precious articles. Young ladies, be on the
alert, keep careful watch and ward over
your tender maiden meditations He is
said to have found an obliging Barkis in
the Prairie State-far- distant Illinois,
and will soon be Buttoned, but don't have
any confidence the more in him on that &C
count. We contemplate with dismay the
probable condition of things likely to be
entailed hereabouts by Mr.. SCOTS visit:
The young ladies will be in desperate de-
spair, and the jolly Mark Topleys will be-
come jealous youths, disconsolate Chuzzle-
wits
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

BY Divine permission, the Rev. Robt. Smith,
of the NJ, E, Church South, will preach at New
town on Sunday, the 9Th of April, at lO3 o.
clock a: m, and at the residence of Mr.. Robert
Tucker, on the same day, at 81 o'clock pm.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28

@The american of Wednesday aays
1.-THE Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
crosses two or three streets in the Western
section of the city at grade. The City
Council submitted an inquiry to I. hewitt
Steele, Esq, as to whether the city had any
power, under the ordinance granting the
right of way to the Company, to impose
such conditions and restrictions as will
give to the public "the safe, free and unin-
terrupted enjoyment and use of these
streets" Mr.. Steele has given an opinion
to the effect that such power does exist
We are not advised as to what remedy is
proposed. Must the Company carry the
the track above the streets or under them
or will the presence of Waterman at each
of the crossings satisfy the requirements
of the ordinance2
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28

W"Words fifty spoken when direct
ed against corrupt officials, win often save
n party from disastrous defeat. "Hones-
ty is the best policy +" 80 >
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28

WWe give in another column an ar
ticle on the subject of the Preservation OF
Fishes, which we copy from the editorial
department of the Baltimore american.
The article embodies an extract from the
report, of the Commissioner Of Fisheries. OF
the State of New York, which very ably
treats of the importance and the mode OF
propagating fish, and as our people are
largely interested in fisheries on the Poto-
mac, the subject should receive their seri-
Gus and thoughtful attention. It is high
time that the matter of fish culture in our
waters was more earnestly urged upon our
legislators. The supply of wholesome food
obtained from our waters is gradually
diminishing, and to propagate by the sim
pie methods recommended and found sue
cessful is now pressing duty to guarantee
supplies for the future. The attention of
the next Legislature, should, and we trust
will be, called to this subject as a matter
of paramount Importance. =,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28

~ The returns from the election in
Peunsyfvania for and against local option
In liquor trsfiey show that the opposition
to license Of the sale Of liquor in the diff
ferent counties is very generally defeated.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28

~ Late advices from Madrid state that
the act passed by the Spanish Assembly
for the abolition of slavery in Porto Rico,
while providing for immediate emancipa-
ton, obliges the freed slaves to remain in
the service af their masters or other resi-
dents OF the island for three years, and
does not bestow political citizenship until
five years shall have clasped from the time
of the passage of the bill.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28
Divine Service,

Service during March as follows
2sth, nth day of Lent, Port Tobacco, ! l a. m i.
3oth, 9Th Sunday in Lent, Piney, II a. m,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28

TOBACCO, MD
Friday, March as, 1879.
Change OF Day OF Publication.

Change OF Day OF Publication.
Since the Railroad company has under
taken the transportation of our mails, we
fnd.it necessary 70 change the day Of pub.
LEGATION ofthe TIMES from Friday to Thurs
day, in oder 10 accommodate; Che larger
number of our .subscribsrs. Unless we
make the change, our paper, will not be
received at many of the postofhces in the
county until Monday and Tuesday. Satur-
day, it seems, is the day on which the peo-
pie in the country find it most convenient
to send or go to the postoffices. If our
papers could go through to Washington
on the same day that they are issued, there
would be no necessity for the change; but
from some cause-rather difficult for us to
understandable mails which should go
through to Washington every evening lex
cept Sunday are detained at Huntington
until the following morning. Failing to
reach the city in time for the stages which
leave early Saturday morning, the Times
delivered on the Leonardtown route have
to lie over until Monday, and those for the
Pomonkey postoffice until Tuesday. BY
the change our subscribers at Aliens Fresh
and other offices south of Port Tobacco,
will receive their papers on the day of
publication. We shall, therefore, after to-
day, issue the Times on THURSDAYS, and
continue to do so until convinced that it
would CRAFTY the wishes of majority OF
our subscribers to change to some other
dav. . - .>E' Z - go
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28

Thomas Latimer has been aPpointed
Postmaster at Newport, in this county,
vice, Johp NJ. Latimer, deceased, >
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28
The Case of Senator Cnld well.

Of Senator Caldwell, of Kansas, who re-
signed his seat in the United States SEN
ate on Monday, pending consideration of
resolution of expulsion for bribery and
corruption in procuring his election, the
P Philadelphia Age says: >, =
The Democratic position in this case
was very ably;estabished by Senators Bay
ard and Stockton. It was, that while the
Senate could not declare an election void
by reason of bribery and corruption of the
State: Legislature: that held the election,
yet where the Senator was clearly shown
to have participated in the corruption that
formed a sufficient reason for his expulsion.
For this the Democratic Senators were pre-
pared to vote, though they would proba-
bly, not have voted for the original resolu-
ton, chat Mr.. Caldwell has not been duly
elected a Senator from the State of Kansas"
After reading the speeches Of Senators
Bayard and Stockton in the Congressional
Record, we think the distinction was fully
established and affords new proof of the
necessity of applying the test of principle
to all Constitutional questions.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28

For the want of alwarehouse at Salem
our merchants and Others are compelled to
order most of their goods by the steamers
at Chapel Point. The distance to the
Point is much further, but there the goods
are safely stored until they can be conve-
niently hauled away.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28

The editor of the Hustingtonia,s insists
that he stated 'sfact" when he said that
our roads are aoorse than the roads of any
other county Ii, the State. How does he
know it to be fact2
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28

R''A Reader of the Times" at Beantown,
who sent us short communication with
out furnishing US his name, wishes the
timetable of the Railroad changed to suit
him, he had better apply to the managers
of the road, They arranged the matter to
suit themselves and the.publie generally
we presume. -.-.... .s-..E.L -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-03-28

Captain Page, the active and efficient
Superintendent on the B. 6 P. R. R., be-
tween Huntington and Pope's Creek, is
constantly employed in the duties of his
responsible position. Within the past two
weeks he has sent up from this county sew
eral thousand cross-ties for the track to be
laid in the Baltimore Tunnel, now ap-
preaching completion. Captain Page is
the right man in the right place.
, 1873-07-28

LITTLE FALLS, N. Y, July 26 la73.-TLe market at
Utlca City for the week ending July 20 showed moro
activity than DID lant week. and uricoa wero rather
tor several others of not quite good quality. Sales
woro mostly 1nalo, however, at from t2Ao to 13ic.
which no quoto - tho ruling ngures. Tho ranyo Of
ses r. s.G tho 0'r
Tranaact1ons IN bntlcr wera Of little Importance
only limited number Of tirhns baying boon sold,
anil theso prinopally to supply tho nomc demand:
We quote primo ut from au to a0o, anu WelcA tuDs Ut
1t Lttlo rails, for tho week cnng July co. tho sales
Of farm dairos amounted to 708 noxes leHn lronBht
from po to for fair to good, anA to 19c for
Tho market for factorIea tlts wook unuctnattng
With Ts s"les f.. In s at W %s expected lust week.
This, In addition to tho Increased production OF
cheese, consequent upon tho forward grnwh Of vcge-
tat!on. promoted by tho refreshing ruins which haye
. very pleasing character. Factory mon did not, 10
usua hold toir ooese ycry late market t'ay he-
5oro affecting salea but tnadn lher transfcra carly
aud wsA not ouo-llalf tho customary dickoring %th
Wo append thu following table Of leading trnnsac-
uoug Gy reference to wch It will 10 soon that 40 ots
rcco!yod tho higAcat prico-l3o, and II tooa ls:&o
Avery Ivcs 100 at l3a; neecher, 20 at 12o 9ael, 10
at l!Ao nrocketa ncllge, laa ut l3n; DrocLatt anh
Fooor, 90 ut 1aYo caya.litta Ia Vt 1a1o; contral
ls, oSa raoS, % a. lso oolt Crook. ll5 i o.
Gold Bprlng, 10u ut l2Ao; Cras1pr Corngrs, l'm nt
plrata io4 a fsrasa Asso oa a. y ! ia1 hGs! @
Greek 0s q 10; 1I@ensleyer VI " 1ohl'sssew1,
loo II priyata terms Mannheim, loa 1T l5e Afanl.e,
asts Mnsse, d j. It is iso silese Us It aohsSi
230 ii l3a Old Stone Church, loo at 22u; opponheii
, 1873-07-28
lllinoln River and Canal News.

Specfal Mspateh to 1H1 Chicago Tribune. .
LA6ALLE, July 21,-TAe canal-hoata Chicago Belle
and Montaul1 arrived from Per1, both loaded With
cor md tho Btmr Lancaster arrived, towing tho caal
boats lIuntor and Caroline, from Kingston, both Load
oil With coal for Ohtcago tho canal -boata DoorIhrk
Rtd Montana, from Peoria, nnd thu Banner, from La
~ light for laal!o; sn tue aenoyeSe, ;s tsom
oaror departed, towing tho canA!boat Gold Hunter,
linoIB. towing tho caual-hoat lllidnro, H1th
lumber for Henry; tho canal-boata usneVi'Eye,
MontAuk, And Chicago Dolo, all with c1,rh
for Ohlcago ard tho Cartafno mud Hunter, both Y!A
KinRaton coal for Chicago, NIL passed into tho ca}a
Thu propeller S. T. Cartnr, towing tho canal-4 4oat
Gu!l uuntor, with lumber for pooria, tho Iulhro,
With lumber far lIenry, and tho Nautilus with aaf
and merchandise for Laaalie, all pashcd out Of tho
cannl Eight feet ninu tnches OF wator tho 1ro-
aill Of Lock IL, and filr fao Bix inches roporeA o
Kiehapuobar. River falling. -.- -
CANAL Orrlo., CHICAGO, July "a. o.-AnRIvEp-I}ril
Eaat MorrtH l45 TONS coal 0nonagu, Morris, b,S06
\: Woslsoa, Jo11e ooqo lu corn csy1sa Rdmoo.
Con. Sherman, scneca, COZ hu corn; Atlantic, Mor.
sH, $500 bu corn Aida Joliet, 7500b tbs enpt bar
rels prop Whale Henry 1901 bu corn Nlent1 shp,
Henry, dl5o hi cosu Monarch, Lockport, o,740 bu
corn Commerce, Ottawa, $500 bl corn !. IP. Y.
Wright, Morris, 0,1to hu coru Paramount LaEalle,
OtEAlEn-I. Aleuarta, Ottawa, u IN lumba4 T.
Ryburn Mnracilca G,vlT 1t lnnh0r 90 III ahlngtGs,
brs an}t Wpyo, blnrris G2,2ea It lumber; aU|rtse
Joliet, ITO III siinglcs; leurnuK, 7sS21 # lnmner
90 NJ shingles, ~ III lut 2oo brls salt, . hrls o! Tsp
bs paper; 1lenryt 10 brls sat hinrrla EHE}abpsh
, 1873-07-28
PROPOSALS,
Wood and Coal for the County.

0FT1oE noAnD or CoMMlss1oNEHs r. or oooR oo''f
CH1caGo, July n. lsi3
BY direction Of the board of Commissioners OF Cook
County public notice IL hereby given that scaled prpo.
aals will 10 rocoised until Aontlay Auuust q 1878, At
noon for Wood Coal bo delivered for the uso ol
tho County, as iolows, to wit:
L. $50 cords Of booo body wood, four foot lonE This
vood to bo delivered hafeord oah upon the order ot
tho County Agent, such places whiu tho city As III
shall dlroot.
T. Bp tons Of soft COAL to ho delivered In tho city In
hn1f.tou loads. on tho order of tho County Agent.
O. 200 tons soft coal, Is tons hard GOAL and 800 oni
hard GOAL aorsonngs to bo delivered at ths lnsaun Any
luu aud County Poor House III tho town OF JoIfeson.
d. 30 cords booch body wood four feat long, 100 tons
soft COAL 30 bard cos and 70. tons hard coal scrscu
fngs bo delivered at tito County Hospital In tho City Of
Chicago. ...
8. 700 soft coa and 500 tons hard cool screenings.
to be deIivcrod at ts County Jail and Criminal Qourt
Hulding. ..-
Tho bids for coal shall spoofy tho particular coal
WMtngtau Ao., aud thu pr!co pur ton far eact KIND.
The County tho right 10 Ee:elFa pra pr lass oa
tho GOAL and wool tho Hoard may dotuntnu, tho abosA
VIZ ssso sna addressed to ''9sEd o.
sas or Wood toI cosl tho cass ,sy lu> and ds!os
Tha heard resoryes tho right 70 rercs any and all
uoxais Tho CONTRACT shall continue far Ao poriod of ono
''1t ''s'@ '"0 .lUS.il P1LfAK, County Clerk.
, 1873-07-28
PERSONAL.

President Grant and family will Walt Augustn,
Mo-, about tlo 9th Of August.
Rrbnv,cr no,fnr q. A. Ia nnnouncod for m
agricultural address, at Monticello, Ill, oct ..
n /, ~a,,a..o1 t., r,.a. ..,,.., t1,n+ n n
Allon, OF boa Moinoa. has purchased roslionoo
n,r,os n.,a,,r,,, ,,,,, ,,t,. ~ o.,4 l.,
annric" na%t hl b'sn a 7A T; in
,,naohrncnt - TX tIn1,ea ~ no in
.uo1,.o, H., ,,,.,,.,,o,.., r,x.t. ..
1.s hno, sa.Ous1v ~ ts,,1 h,ar, isaos
,t iitlo I'ono a 1ntnrt.i1sod nv lia rocnvo.v ''
W, ,l''lo Dopo - '' 49, ne,. - n'' t'e,,o'''
It is'now stated TINT Colfax ia waiting for
.o nav 70 ulo ap So So,u s o ra M % Mmo
| or tin al on n1,ec,s '"" 11'05 @A@' '''o tDo0'
VI Wv |1'A"o oue'A'
Maj. Harry dtlmor, the Confederate rough
rider waB one Of four oancitates ior Sheriff M IN
na..'orel n ana gos oo9 sotos oas oi A4ooo ~ 'n'
'0ou'0oA eIlu 1872 r. ''D1"..''' ''''S NUN
Gen. William Vandovor, Of Dubuque, has
started for New Mexico, under his appointments
aa Inlan Inspector, and will 60 no1t to Arizona,
ana 10 apsont loaf or I'VE MONTHS
John ]. Shaw, Into of tho Morclants' Hotel,
st. Paul, aa 1eaaod tho oight or ton aoros around
hlinnohalla Falls, and will oroot thoro largo
hoto1 ready for noxt Bumnlors trade.
rounao1or William T. uovo NJ Nav York
,roors = ssh, ',a;r - o,anoniors rhav 1,avc
bnclloR OF gold, ougravcd with tho namo OF Nod
Stokes, from whom thoy nre presont,
c,ooroo " crnmnv lin ,o,1;no faro.e,n,b1or
=, a. Ta,,, i. r.oa nno ~ ~, tba Iafcratoz in thu
roeomt M;nn,asot, mtt nanrhi;can atato Tnmyon,,ou
% GRIMM sos: anya stc to tho ts oooJ old nartT and
satnr nnty nays 0'i'4A w. 'no eooo o'o pN''s """
AotoAA' ~
oson. oI 1uansn, tne Mas1l!fn ,,i fhnulau.o 1
1ol o1 .;t t n 81 M;i 5o
torney. tor vico oaal1 Davis. Who amashed tic WASH
oufn a'aso'
A telegram has been received from Jonnie
, 1873-07-28

DETROIT, Mich, July 2o.-p4ssEp ur-Propa Cor
Con- oapne l ~ ssEna Tosao ri annst 1AE
Raab, champion, q. H., Walker, Miami, Dun,1ee,,
George Davis, dlcnlfor, Enterprise, Washington.
I4sAhp DoWff-propH ldaho, Ut. Albans Alaskat An
MIC Young, Rusaiat Jnvn, Annie Craig, uaokott ind
barge Vienna ena barge lark E; Jonea schrs Cam
Maple Loaf, Sam Flint Abbio Andrews, D. F. wal9.
W1HD-HouthNeHt. +
DETROIT, Aficl1., July 2d.-pAssrD Ur-prop Wtng.
low; schrs Monterrey, Moncam, i. Fisher, Metropolis
awallow, Eagle, Wing.
PASSED Dowa-lrop. Eyorgroon City; sch1s aena,
tor, Wllbor, Finncy, Wood.
WIND-S0uthGaRts
, 1873-07-28
French classification OF Miracles.

In communication which tho Abbo Hoffmnnn
addresses to tho Paris U1liucrs for the ediicaton
Of oil pious souls, tile miracles Of which Aaace-
Lorraine is reputod to bo tho Bcouo are loarnol-
]y explained. The writer demonstrates, with
the aid of Thomas Aquiuaa, that there arc two
kinda Of miracles, nnmely: Miracles Of the first
and miracles OF the second class. The former
aro exclusively tho privilege Of God-tho latter
arc worked BY his creatures, othor augals or
demons. Tho manifestations In AlBace-Lor1aino
belong to tho second class Of miracles, and it III
still o question whether they are tho works of
saints or augols. TO mako them miraclea Of the
first claHs, thoy still lack tho siyiilum Del.
, 1873-07-28

Wcro moderately active and easier, quotablo at 6a
bio for to buffalo, nnA 1919 for corn to Rg-
Rtop. Charters wcr0: To uutFalo-schr ]. Il. Bent-
earn on private terms, TO New York, Vim buffalo,
Props Dean Richmond, D. ". blanchard, and Col
outh, corn, through. TO Now England, via ogsdeI-
burg-rrona City Of New York, corn at $50. 70
Kngaton-schr Elvnn, corn at 107ic. To Port Col
borHe-Schr Elm, corn At Go. TO Erio--Prop Ari,
zona, corn, through. Capacity equal to 2l9,O0o bu
corn lnd Is 0DO bu pats,
, 1873-07-28

Notice IL .oseby given that tho firm oi 1mhof ErsA
ha. heon dlsanIyel by mutual onusont ohas Il. KstA
vii! culIoct all outstanding accounts and pay al llahl
tloa. T1knptlNE =. lAuoF,
CllAH. h. NuTH.
, 1873-07-28
WnY COL. JUSSEN WASN'T CoNPIRAED
Was The Crown Prince Of Prussia Poi
soned byjesults ?
Opinions. Of tho German PrcsT

,5a2sspn 1anA tho Catholics.
20 the Editor qf TAs ChieaHo TRIBUNE: -
SIN: VIII you allow short Hthtcmcnt OF tho
positon of Catholics ns regards AIr. JuBBen's ap-
,po1ntmcnt on tho School Doard7 Mr. JuaBon
;1attcrshH vanity by asoribing his dofoat
to tho faot Of Lis boliof In Diaularck's policy
towards tic Church; and, In his article In Tho
F,cie P,rssc, translated in'your columns tho Inst
wook, ho attompts to play tic role Of d martyr
to Rome. Tho Times stupidity or Intentionally
repeats tho error, although corrected, aud adds
20 second ono Of itH own: that Dluthardt waa
elected in tho place Of Juason. It thoreupon
'caok1ea over tho presumed discontinue Of
Catholics, because, foraooth, Bluthardt is aa
much Of m infldol as Juasen.
30 ho may DO, as well as other gcntlemon thai
wero nominated aud confirmed. Ho md they
bnvo q right to their viows, and o right that
such views should be represented on School
Board liko ours, representing q population Of
go many nationalitles and religious Viows.
But they havo not publicly tnHultol us. Catho-
lics also havo right TINT their roligion-tho
relgiou Of at loast ona-fourth our. population
shou1d DO represented. Mr. Jusaon was NOM
inated to take tho place Of Cntholio but that
was not tho renaoh Of his defeat. Catholics do
mot claim or ask for tLoir proportionato repro
,senthtion. -:
Mi. Juasen, by hla yllo hlandoss against our
and Gia aaily aouse @ of oathoile c1orgy IN liz
.Frme Prcssc show TINT ho is d inonomaniac on
that subject, and neoda only. tho opportunity
to put his fanatica1 and intolorant ylows into
toect. Wo fool as personal inBt1lts Lis published
chsrgea accusing our clorgy OF tho gilcst crimes.
.Ad NO uak is, that fair-iniudod non:Catholics
ahall be appointed in tho place Of Catholics, In
atoaa of into1orant biEots. CATHOLIC.
, 1873-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


At this tho oat OF tho ltboratos from tho
soil tho wator, and tho t OF oites onao quantities
oE unrlolosono gases wch tho stronguat scarcoly
iusho With impunlty and which doroop tho most dis.
trosalng Diseases In TIM weak and fcabo. H. orofore,
Of Paramount Importance 10 invxosao tho body In hot
"oather. Vnlizn and htrnngthen tho so,nRo hnd tha
nor7ons systo with at osst two osos por ny Of ostct
torh stomach Dtos, md will ho to oscapn thu
its Of ndiRoson. atsacka Of bilious cutIo siuk hand.
aoos dlarrhnas and dyaenorica which 20 common At
inns season. DO prudent. Ittlo and fotaoast
osccd now ny provons four being proaraod by rolt-
tent or Intermittent osar, Or by oisnno bowel 1lvcK
complaint, throughout tho fall Wl,pn vRnr is ooytna
out Of ovtty roro undor tho Of aost vertical sun
this 9onla voRnahta tnuo sunrcs To thu o.ves systo1
IN allmont Noh ean6lo. !. to Withstand tho drntn.
ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER AND
BUPfEtrTADLt,
LEA & PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce
IS 1ND1SFENSAnLE.
JOHN DUNUAN,S SONS. Now York,
Agent. fnE tho Unjtod ktatel.
, 1873-07-28

or, mud broatlon tllcir viowa for tho coming timo
whom They rotllrn to thoir daily Toll, ;,
To-niBllt tho party loavo for To1as via st.
Louis and Betalia. RURAL,
, 1873-07-28

esAtAcAj oP1.AAs' A4'e H'S"'a'1..e"s
rs fast aB It Is possible to find carrying capacity.
Ono hundred and fifty tons OF cannol coal is
sent daily to Now York. THIS Is taken out OF
aud loaded into boats and cara The Hplint coal
is in large demand for tho smelling Of iron.
Thorc is moro coal along tho two rivora mon
toned than in gu Pennsylvanla, and tho IRON
petition, that may worry thom worso than the
tariir, for that they may bo able to manage, but
they oannot control tho iron-masters Who put
pig-iron on tho market for $40 q ton, and then
have profit left.
The party roaohod
CHARLESTON,
tho capital Of West Virginia, having been ESCORT
Cd by Mayor Snyder anu 1arge delegation from
hS Sy pss hS ms sa h' Il dps psfty syyonns & "ss hss
mot largo party Of tho citizons at tho roaidenae
Of Col. Walker, oditor and proprietor Of tho
Daily Courier:
KANAwllA sA1r-wonKs,
sotno 1nileB up tho river. It WAS horo that
| Gen, Washington lhld lis land-warrhnt to coVor
burning spring, and The salt springs that sens
exhausted. In ono case it WAS used long tlno
for boiling tho salt Tho salt Is found at ail dis
| tancos from GOO to 900 feet como wells aro
deeper, bu. no additional quantity is found .:
springs, but tlat and tho fresh water arc stopped
| OF, aud the salt wator allowed to tlow: The
briuo ia very strong. aud tho salt ia said to DO
superior, II being used almost exclusively BY tho
Cincinnati pork-packers. So soon aa tho Chesa-
| peako Ohio railroad reaches Cincinnati,
Contral Illinois will make this QUO Of her wintor-
| oltlotu for lor surplus products, and tho cars
may return tllled with salt pig iron, and oannel
| and apiint aoAl.
At noon tho party loft for
! HUNTINGDON,