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GENERAL NEWS.

Jesse D. Bright, who is i'll in Wash
ington was reported IN a dying condi
tion yesterday.
( Seven companies of the Twenty sec
ond U. S. infantry left New Orlean.
yesterday for their former station in
the North.
Third Assistant Postmaster Genera
z Barber has been i'll in Michigan fol
several weeks, of >quinsy. lie is re
covering slowly.
/ 1 Ex-senator Pomcroy, of Kansas
claims that he has discovered an ink
for cancelling postage stamps, which
is Thoroughly indeliblc," and he ha,
submitted it to the Post-oflicc Depart
ment for adoption.
The class Of young naval officers to
be in structed in torpedo service, will
report for the purpose at Newport, r.
l., on the 1st of June. The class will
contain fifteen members, most of them
OF tho grade of lieutenant.
A number Of fish cuturist and sports
men met in New York yesterday to
form an international association for
the purpose of procuring the passage
OF protectional game laws for tic
United states and Canada.
The Philadelphia Press will publish
this morning two hundred dispatches
from wheat growing sections in New
ok, showing that the wheat has
been greatly injured by The late cold,
and that not more than half O crop can
be made.
\ conference'o the General Secrc.
tarics of the Young Mems Christian
Associations of the United States and
British Provinces is to be held in
Washington, beginning on tue 24d
INST. Sixty Secretaries are expected to
be present.
Governor Porter of Tennessee, hav-
ing issued proclamation set ing a
part to-day as holiday, in honor Of
the NoCElcnhUrG CeuirnHiei. n o. &f4v.
~ Of memphis bNG j.. icd . 1rcc,sy!.a.
tioh requesting That business be- SIS.
ptod,l in that city
jeremiah Hamilton, well LnoNn
colorcd broker and banker of wall
street, New York, did yts'erdav,
aged 62. He was reputcd 10 roses
S2,UOU,c0 and To be the richie ST colured
man in the United States. Early in
life he was Il slave in the West I.dics.
A convention Of the colorcd people
of Davidson and other counties in
Tennessee met at Nashville yesterday.
TO adopt mo assures looking 10 cmigla a.
tion to another State. 1t Is said they
have been told that they can have free
10 Kansas and forty
acres otland with Ia years rations when
they get there.
The funeral of John G. Breckenridge
took place yesterday, at Lexington,
KY, and was attended by an immense
assemblage of people. Governor Les
lie and the other State officials, and
Senator'S Stevenson and McCreerv-i
were present. The funeral was con
1uctel by the Knights Templar, de-
ceased having been member of their
Order.
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REGLSTER'S ORDERS
HsRlatsF's <Jrie,
Now CnagIa T,n,t, g.,

u. Now Carlo County. Ap,il l5h 1877;
upon tue application of j ,hn n d w.. 80
WiiI WvGiinItrnistrator rnrator Of VIM. c e,snn ers"n;
'. sa i Gteek e buadred. in said count. 6e,,, "
20 it Is orderod and directed bv N. u9aea.- t.
ter tnat the Adininie,rafor aI,rat,is -ae 5eits-
n9!'9o ol the granting Of Isitoss rr/st tye
mn iihhis]raton b upon the tstuto of thndccss;
WIN vac date OF grantp -ler.af ne -. 1ieu
ssaEef.isements 49, to be p0 within ,9rfv nns
.rom M the Date OF such ln.ters, in siY SaFs
nos .s public places OF the county of New Ca. Sn'
me, recurring all persons hayint dsmSnd Uni
lSnnst the Es':te to present III smana, ssI
aniIe oy an Act of Assembly in such .:
nade and provided. An1aIs5 ,anao ~ cdss
70 9e inserted within the 5amo perjoJ 'n 'l IN
Wy oazotte' a. newspaper DubIsbai ING
wilmington. and to hC onntin ts1 iSlaa ~ "a
sH8ze. tnree weeks Il g. d '"0reih
ssAaSs s Hiven uRdor the nan sai seal n,
NJ once Of the Register af1rsssiI s't' o, oi
hew Castle, Now Castle courfy ~ n1n!, Sstau, at
'he usy ard Year above written. 'eSAi''
-, BlGGS.Re1lster.
Au NOTICE
tata ~ ,r reohIs haVifR 'iuia3 aEainsr m, r..
dni. VI Tue deceased mlst prGsebt tba 80 -
eeuy ey atlested to the A tinis;rofar on sSho
iors april 18th, 1916. or abido tbnn q ne,
h7sompiy IN such ease made an ,,rn,,;aact ;aact y!
JOHN b. PIER ON
Address Uoolo.o. AdIaInistrator,
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NOTICES.

NoTICE.-An examination will be held on
IN WEDNESDAY, May goth, 1875. COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, IN The Institute Hail.
in the city OF New Castle, for i've female as.
sistant teachers for the Public Schools OF said
city. Salaries liberal.
By order Of the Board OF Education.
G. T. MAXWELL, M. ID,
WILLIAM f LANE,
A j BROWN,
J NJ HOUSMAN,
may20-3t Committee ON teachers.
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Shocking Outrage.

PHGNTxvILLE, May 19.-An ontropt
and murder was committed near Tram
a small village five mil from here, yer.
terday afternoon.
A young girl namel Wilby was the
victim. Her body WIS found under n
table, with the ears torn OF and The
head terribly beaten.
A tramp was SEE q in the vicinity, and
IT is supposed the cSms was con- mitted
The excitement % intense.
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NOTICE

NJ Office.
~ AS we hear many reports coming from
interested parties TO the effect that we m @
trying to combine with other Ice Dealers to
put up the price of Ice. we say they are false
IN every pai ticnlsr, and the person or per-
Foods for the purpose OF getting trade. We
have not tried or even talked OF 1t ut any
time, and shall not change the prices higher
on any consideration the present season.
And further, we want every one to know and
all our customers particularly, that with.
out we have very large and precedented
sale this sumner we will have an ample suu.
ply of Ice left over OF the very best quality,
winch We WIZ sell at low p1-ces next season
even ii there should he no zee made here the
coming inter.
Our Ice is the best, and prices are as low ~
the lowest.
pUSEY Il RICE,
mayl5 Ct 400 Shipley Street.
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NOTICE.-Accordin TO notice OF j. II.
IN Conrow 4 Son. they have proof that one
OF the firm OF which am member was In
their Office and wanted tncm to combine to
raise tho price of ice. certainty want the
proof. individually can say, (Air. Rice be-
Ing ON East,) IL that Is tho case il was done
entirely without my knowledge or consent.
1t has always been my endeayor to keep
prices low, as il makes trade better.
JACOB PUSEY,
mayl9.It of Pusey u Rice.
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Mrs. LlRcOlu Insane.

Hr9. Lincoln, widow of Pfesident Lin.
CON, CON, Ia. been adjudged insane by the
county Court at Chicago, and Will be
placed IN the hospital at Batavia. III
lne case came up on It petition from her
oS e3Sn, ~ hooert Lincoln, praying for a test
- ~ lne question Of her sanity. Wnen
the hand of his, mother afIrctionotofEnh toEh
and she exclaimed, oh, Robert. to + fb;5Sl,,
lhat my son should ever have done thi. %
Ihe poor lady's insanity began nj ~ +ho
time OF. her husbands 5 assassination. '0
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The Indian RinO-Spoticd Iaal
after more Mo7ie0.
From the Philadelphia Times.

From the Philadelphia Times.
A number of Sioux, supposed to he
the owners of the Black Hills, have
been brought on to Washington for
some purpose or other, and Yesterday
they had sort of preliminary pow
WOW with MIR. Commissioner Smith,
There are some old friends in the par.
ty-Spotted Tail, Red Cloud and two
or three whom our paterpal
government brings East every year or
two and entertains in good style, with
what precise object is not always an.
parent. Spotted Tail, in fact, has be-
come quite familiar at Washington
lie made his appearance yesterday in
a new silk hat, and complained that
the accomr odations at his hotel were
unsatisfactory. The commissioner had
unfortunately given out the Job of en-.
tertaining these worthless, and could
not make a charge, but we hope that
next time the Indians will be consul.
ted as to whetherthey prefer Willard's
or the Arlington. Another genius ap.
propriately called White Swan, who
came in an elegant costume of paint
and feathers, less alarming, we Should
suppose, than the others, ominously
announced that he had so much to saw
that he could not get through with it
all at one interview, but would have
to see the Great Father number of
times, which is pleasant for the Great
Father as well as for the Swan, We
believe these fellows have been brought
on to make new treaty about the
Black Hills, though whether ANYBODY
knows that they are the right Indians
to catch for this purpose, we cannot
lind out. We suppose, however, that
they will serve as well as any others.
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The following described personal property
viz:
Engine and boiler, Roller, shears, punches,
grmdstone, 2 bolt machines, 6 cast iron tanks
spiral machine, fan blower, shifting pulleys,
betting, &c.; emery grinder, old engine and
boiler lot of tools. furnaces, manufactured
horse, wagon and harness, &c, being the en-.
TIRE stock and fixtures of the above named
premises.
Seized and taken into execution es the pro.
perty OF William II. Schoen, and to be sold by
WIN. IL LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherln's 0Glce, New Castle,
April 2i, A. d., 1915. apr3O.2tawts
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vA party Of sixty capitalists, of New
tolh' VINO had travelled through Mis.
souri,, Kansas, and the Indian Territorv
~ iiTrItlved at Parsons, Kansas, yesteriay''
tney say they have not seen one grass
+rSoppef on their route, "notwithstandimp
Ny proclamation OF the Governor of
o,n noagse;s Sa should pass sor,e act to gov.
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LONE HORN" one OF the indians the
administration has gathered up in the
Western wilds, now lays claim to the
"Aoie OF this great country. What
magnificent ideas he has. lie puts Col
Mulberry Sellers quite in the shade.
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NJ OTICE-Is hereby gwen to all persons
~ whose business or occupation requires
a state license for the present year, IS75) that
the same is due and payable on the ist oil
June, at the office of the Clerk OF the Peace
for New Castle county.
JOHN T.. SPRINGER, Clerk,
At New Castle.
NJ. Al. SPRINGER, Deputy,
may6.lm 800 w. Second ST., Wilmington.
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WE mAnVEL of rIs1 " .,,t,.n~
nesd" Water.-It has Io,tnrod
health ana ,Dn str me brink of,he graye: given
,h ,he reach Of Al medica science and ype tnrDed
the hIas a.n ~ anlctl0n TO one of happiness IN
dasdIs das dHIiessing within its virtues 1t enr.s the
cates ali Isnts disenss dlse y and Diabetes; eradi.
@ uInay organs to ~ 9Th and powcrE;n
bss bSoin !, rs natural restorer OF Health anJ
has lo@s performed the most wonderful and niracl, @
Hdd,assse ruses OF any known sptcifr on the globe
II. HENERY. Waukesha. Wis. 1 No'INA
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At Marietta, o.. recently. a canary
hatched twin birds from a single egg.
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NOTICE MFR. Pusey can get the desired
IN proof by calling at our Office
may20-3t j. L CONROW & SON
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VoUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION
Il Shares IN the Third Series, first paw.
ment June 10th, may be had by applying 10
Thos. !. de Normandie, President, No. 302
Market street, or to
apr2stf T. Z. YOUNG. Sec'v,
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TAKE NOTICE.-The Collectors OF CITY
j and school taxes have removed their
Office from Fourth street market house 10 No.
~ East Gth street, over the Treasurer's ofIlsc.
Those who have not settled their city taxes
must attend to it soon, as our term is out and
we are going 10 close out the business
ALEX. CHANDLER.
WIN. STlLLEY,
apr2Olm Collectors.
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PEACH TREES. .
BEST ORCHARD VARIETIES

ESQ per l.oQo. ss per loo; sls to 5 feet bigh.
%rxei %HTxed, packed Gi led and delivered at the New,
to feet high, at $40 Der i.C.a. Va uer ces ~
Do1ed or bundled. Aiso, Apple, Pear. Cher.
sy, rlum and other ruit trees and plants at
z low price. Address HENRY X UOW
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NOTICE.-The undersigned would respect.
~ fully inform their friends ana the pub
lie generally that they have formed a co-part.
nership under the firm name Of Wise Il We'll
din, for the transaction Of the Wholesale and
Retail Lumber Business. Having taken the
old stand formerly occupied by us, at the
south side of Market street Bridge, we pro.
pose keeping constantly on hand full assort-
ment OF Seasoned Lumber, to which we in.
vite your attention, and sOlIcit your patron.
age. JOHN WISE,
apr2l.lm e. WESLEY WELDJS,
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N0TICE.-All persons indebted to the late
IN Patrick IIassan, 2l0 West Second street,
are forbid trusting amy one ON my account,
nor Will l recognize any receipts issued in
any other handwriting than my own. All
bids due TO me must be paid up by the first
OF June, otherwise will proceed rs the law
PATRICK uASSAN,
maylj.6td Gl2 We.t rronl stleet.
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AaaEkksTa,.a nAa.E

Ryvirtre Of writ Of Fl Ia. 20 me direct.
ID ed, will be exposed o Pu lie sac. o.. tho
premises n. W. Corner OF East Eighth street
and X. r., III Whining ston, New Castle County
Del, on
FRIDAY,
THE list DAY Or MAY. A. D., 1875.
At % o'clock. A.. NJ
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NJ NOT1CE-CENTRAL LOAN ASSOCIA.
IlON.-Fita series, 80 sharcs for sale
at Sl each. First payment on " edpesduy.
May 18th. Books ready, Applyto
II. L. HA KINS, Sec'y,
mayl3-Gt 414 Market Street.
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SERGES
y All Wool serges in beautiful Shades
IA and 90 cents. WIN. is. SHARP,
aeczz 9th and Market. sts
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4 70 TO MULLINS for your SMOKING To.
" BACCo. Cor. Front & Jefferson sts.
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OrICE.-A special meeting OF the Stock
~ holders of Mechanlcs' Loan Association
VIII be he'd at the rooms, y. E. Cor. Third
and Market, on next MONDAY evening, 18th
INST, ut 81 p. VI Full attendance request.
ed. Business OF Importance.
mayl3-4t W. j. MORROW, Sec'y.
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M Sln P.' aey d! Dooie. Io.... ,,. y.
Maine. i'NS"" = '-.' .'.1,I'"i.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-06
RATES OF AnYERrIsING.

Ono square 10 iines) first insertion. ...H 90
Zach subsequent insertion. per sqHafe. ;. ] 90
A liberal reduction to regular advertisers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-06
Daniel yvebster's Friend.
IFrom the Detroit Free Press

He wasn't such an old man, but his
face was very sad, his hair was long and
he was bent over. He entered store
ON Jefferson avenue Saturday, and
after warming his hands At the stove
he inquired of the proprietor:
" VIII you give me a little advice?"
guess so; what is it was the
cheerful reply.
The stranger backed up to the stove,
wiped bis nose on his hand, aud after
Ia moment continued
- II you wanted to die would you
jump into the river or take pizen?"
Well, don't know about that. !
ruess a rather i've on than do either
one. Why, do you feel like dying?'
do mis'er!" said the men in
deep toned voice :. Ies, I've stayed
aroOnd loug enough"
3" What's the maternity do you
want to die?" questioned the Merchant.
" What's there to live for?'! de-
mnnded the sad mau. There hain't
no such times as there used to be-no
such men as there once was.
- Well, the times are little hard,
but there lots of good men left, |
guess.
4" Purity good maybe." said the old
man. as he felt Of the stovepipe. =" but
can't 'sociate with 'emi After man
las Knocked around with Daniel Web
ster and Henry Clay he can't come
down on a level with those everyday
plugs aud feel good.
" Did you associate with those
mep?"
" Did |? I've shaken hands with
Clay, Calhoun aud Patrick Henry more
times than you've got hairs on your
headt'
." You have, eh?"
"And knew General Lafayette and
all those fellers, and now to have TO
come down on par with these 10
accounts il killing me by inches. ]
don't care if die to night.
=" guess you could get along If you
tried hard" said the sarcastic mer-
chant.
:. You're "A brazon imaoew exclaimed
the old man, splitting on the stove with
great vigor. a" am as far above such
iuen rs you are as the eagle Is above
the chipmunk.
:" You get out Of here!7 said the mer-
chant. You are an ignorant old
drnnkard"
:" / am, ch?" shouted the old man,
and he backed tue merchant over box
of palm, leaf fans. The clerks hauled
him off aud threw him ont OF doors,
and. as the police took him, the old
man said;
:" I'm ready to die! Daniel Webster
j. up there with the angels, and | heard
him calling me to get out o. this one
horse crowd.
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DAILY SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED,, By
J. j. HILL 81 Co.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy, one year. by mail $40 90
One copy, six months. by maa ......... 5 90
Oue copy. three months, by fssil. ...... 2 so
Delivered by Carrier, 2j Cents per week.
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Buuoies and Saddle Horses

cap always be had at my Stables In MILL
CTTY. Especial care will be- taken OF transient
stock. .aC. ~ dsi N
Unionyille, January !, 1875. aei
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-11-06

When "NoX' wrote his little piece and set
himself before the glass
OF "Roxs" transmigration into a polccat
or an ass
The universal feeling was that at last he had
done it;
For well we knew that "Rox" would clap
another piece upon it.
With family links, future chains and palco-
logic plungcs,
They lead through the line Of radiatcs may
hap into Spongrs,
Setting us on rocks submarine to multiply
and grow there,
Full forgct(ul that family pride has very
little show there.
And vet to be an animal is a sort of "stat"s
quo,:'
An ANIMALS an animal; we are such in
embryo;
Then vain is the prayer-good Pythagoras,
deliver us
Is spores, perhaps, from a scnticnt destiny
CarnVOrOuS.
They're inclined to science like other scicn-
titic hcathcn-
They guide us along the tow-path and run
us up tree thcn;
They read the polyglot family tree, rccog-
nizc our branch,
And on another "caAal' of life our boat
they fifty launch.
So we go, ourselves, perhaps, to seek post
Gl0rtcm relations,
Like ,Japhct, searching them through end
less pains and trjbu!atons;
We're forciathcrs-wcll. that's enough
boys, lets drop the fearful bother,
Lest we slip into chaos when looking for a
future mother
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OUR CORRESPONDENCE.


lr. Edior With regard to the com
munications of "Nox" and "RoX," which
have appeared in your paper for several
issues asst, do not appear 10 champion
the cause of either: nor do ! wish to draw
down upon my head the vengeance OF old
pythogora, or the other man, for am not
spiritually prepared to be drowned in the
"eytcndcd canal" nor kicked by one of lis
"loug-,arcl mules" Nor can | venture
contest with The pole cat or the risk Of a
bite by the Minnesota c"n}s "iHor OF the
Yan7fs species.
only desire to say, therefore, that be
fore we ret the new county, "NoX' ana
"RoX" will lave been "Iransmigratcd' and
their voices transferred from the town t"
TIE Hill tops. Yea, and that menageIle
will have gathered up all the loose change
and skedalCllcd, leaving Frosthurg ana
GEORGES Creek without new county, laA,
court house, hotel, summer resort, extended
canal, boat landing, I'D inf"itt'm.
Bat doctors differ. 4 few years hence
when all is accompIishcd-whcn Frost
burg las become Il great export city, we
NAV see all kinds of transnigIated menag-
cries. comprising souls of all callbrcs and
professions, including, of course, those OF
LAWYERS and clerks, shipped from our haf-
bor-(pole cats at owners risk indeed
bv drawing hard ON my imagination, | can
aulicipalc "NoX" watching the vessels com
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-11-06

twelve of us. The train left very early in
ant, and not bright officer lie was too
late getting his transportation papers pre-
pared, and we had to sit there and let the
train 90 away without us. We laid over
twenty four hours They permitted us to
stay in the shelter of the depot, which was
a very large one, until about 10 o'clock
next morning, when some of the officials
said they did not want the Sinking Yam
KEGS in the depot We were moved down
in little hollow below Some of the boys
got the guards to take them around one
place and another. As they Were con-
scripts, they were easier influenced than
old soldiers would have been. Some Of
the men got drunk. | was very much
a afraid tie authorities would find it out and
send us back into the stochade again.
Next morning early we were put on the
cars and started for Charleston, South Car
DINA. One fellow fell off the top Of the
cars and was killed. He had been a prs
oncr for twenty-five months.
We arrived in CEarlt ston in the evening
and were marched up to Gen. llardocs
head quarters, where we stood about an
hour
AS We passed up the street we met a lot
of negroes moving some very large cannon
on four large logs AS they rolled them
of the two hind logs, they would carry
them in front again, repeating this process
until they reached their destination. 1t
was SLOW but sure.
The general ordered us to be taken to
the Jail. We Travelled long way until we
ca to where there was plenty Of grass in
| the streets.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-11-06
Prison Life.
NOX
RY Il. 7. POWELL.

Orders came that all naval prisoners on
both sides were to he exchanged. | plead
with Davis, the commanding officer, to let
me go with them. told him had been a
prisoner a long time, and many other
things brought to bear upon him to in
ducc linn to Leu me 30. But he refused.
Duiing the evening | learned that Marx f.
Moses was going with them and that they
were going to start at - oclocl, that night
\ great many were trying to flank I'M
der tie prctcncc of being sailors, and many
were successful by recording names OF
sailors that were dead. Moses said to me,
get yourself i'll readiness" | was to call
myself Walter Parsons, q cabin-hoy that
was missed III Andersonyilic ] do not
know whether he was dead or not He
was captured at Plymouth, North Caro-
lima, and belonged 10 Il man Of war called
"Southfcld." | had my story all fixed and
got my name recorded on the list Moses
promised to help me through. was posi-
tive that if could get out OF Davis clutch
es, could get through the rest all right.
At midnight they came and called all out
that We're 10 lie exchanged from Savannah.
| went out with Moses. 1t would have
been laughable Tor any one to have watched
me. kept rs close up to my friend as |
could, and WECn we were formed into line,
| made sure TO he in the rear rank Davis
called tie roll. Those he distrlstcd and
those who could not give correct account
Of themselves he would give a Kick or two
and send them lack into the stockadc. |
was standing almost shiycring for fear |
would he detected. was glad it was dark
ms thought that was greatly in my favor.
| suppose we wc.c standing there two
hours. Aftcr he lad the roll called and
everything in readiness for TIE guards to
start to the depot with us, he came around
10 the rear and said, Ransom" Ny heart
was almost in my mouth, | began to thinh
he WIS going 20 kick me back into the
prison. He repeated my name; was then
compelled To answer. Greatly to my sur
prise, he said, Il am going to let you 60
home now. 1 knew all about YOU being
out here, When you get at home stay
there 10 not go back in the army any
more Thcr shaking hands with me he
said, good bye We were marched off to
the depot, There were two hundred and
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-11-06

of chcckcrcd campaign, arc passing with
stern and unrelcnting steps from the sight
and memory of men. One side is flourish
ing the insignia of triumph over the trailed
banners of the other Therefore, the cam
paign is over-until the next begins.