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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-30

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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-30

HOMO suggests the organization of
military companies. There is certainly no
want of material for the purpose. The es-
tablishment of several here will evoke a
competition and enthusiasm now dormant,
or else expended upon exercises less manly
and inyigoreting The several nationaltics,
>of which we possess so many stalwart and
handsome specimens, will be brought to
closer contact by the equal step and rhyth-
me sway of the drill and the march.
Even the blue and the gray" est so fierce
ly hostile, would probably become frequent
~ aligned breast to breast" in the perfect
amity of brave, but forgotten antagoniSm.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-30

600 per day. Agents want
- -" Wv ed. All classes of
working people of both sexes, young and
Old. make more money at work for us, in
their own localities during their spare mo-
mcnts, or all tie time, than at any thing else
We offer employment that will pay hand
somcly for every hours work. Full partic-
uIals terms &c, sent free, Send us your
address at once. Don't delay. Now is the
time Don't look for work or business else
where. until yoa have learned what we Of
fer. G.. STINSoH & Co., Portland Maine
Jan l6-N
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-30

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tod S e. W. ;nclnJ;nm fnrno % ' roIl ~,
,o;ils g+ooi rorl,. f2raat and LIaonaro
;ns .ro os falIows Siv bnndrod and
riobtv-one comnletod blast furnaces
,Lraa L,n,Irol anI fart,.+broa ralI;nn
mills SlA'y-one steer "orkS' 'hlF'y-Se'-
en- lofSeS' a-d lor'v seven oiooherleS'
\ swift ,otr;hut;on has folIowod .
,,oaIthv pb;IadaIrhian Uanaalactod
tnLoynL;s ra,o,nant cIoono1 faIInn ,ho
ice IN 'front.' OF MS own mouse mouse ana broke
ms arm. he says niue sympathy
from ms helShoofS at TINS 1Huct''fe
Wouia 90 lar TO MAKE MS suffering en-
oufaOie'
r.a, ~, '''I 'ro"vy Willy" .,,. 'no war oo:'
1:t; .L.l' -, ~ CIV ~
;anIa 81 ;l IL t ""' .''J Nv . 4.'I''
AGO. f CO. ;l Io','t'' ,1 'oJ L
IL ~ o. 900 600
600.
Tho An,-laton uannr,ot,,,;n,C,,,
,,, 'G ,.aI Mn" ~ I l
.t s ,-'o ;.1 l.. ~ l ~
Tor ten weeks ana Will employ l2o ad-
dl'onal operatives Tor the balance OF
'he WINTER
Wos+o,r o1;tor so,.s +l,+ n,,,oh of
the region through winch the proPos-
ed leXaS laeihc railway passes IS a
regular h3"'Sr'ik"' Tom ScoN-N'
would be a better name for 1t,
The keystone Coal Company are
marketing from four to five hundred
tons per day Of their coal from Solner-
Cumberland coal field
Tie S'raitsvIlle Mining 4 Coal Com
anv companv in Ohio and emnlov two
hundred and forty ears IN trnsicrino
coal,
The viewers employed in the Gran
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-30

Something near a dozen copper Iales
have been opened in lie gulch just
above Golden Gate, Colorado.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-30

a swift retribution has followed q
wealthy Philadelphian. He neglected
tohave his pavement cleaned, fell on the
ice in front of his own house and broke
his arm. He SAYS a little sympathy
from his neighbors at this juucture
would go far to make his suffering en-
durable
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-30

All the money which the war cost
France-her army expenses, the requi-
sition of the enemy and the five mill
iards of idemnitv counted together
--foots mp nine milIiards three hun
dred million Of francs, or 81 500 GO,-
600
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-30

The weavers employed in the Gran
lite Crescent Mills in fali River, Mass,
have sivon tLeir eployers two weeks
notice of their intention to strike.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-30

Tie o'raitsvIIIc Mining 4 Coal Com
pany have the largest area of mines Of
any company in Ohio, and employ two
hundred and forty cars in transferring
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-30

The Appleton Manufacturing Com
pany, at Lowell, Mass, will to-day
start go looms which have been idle
for ten weeks, and will employ l25 ad-
ditional operatives for the balance of
the winter.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-01-30

The keystone Coal Company are
marketing FROM four to five hundred
tons per day of their coal from Somer-
setshire county (pa) extension Of die
Cumberland coal field.
, 1875-03-08

o,changed ao,ls sots with hc!r batteries. That sop
po1cd heavy column was, In FACT, simply bruAnF's
cavalry. Gen. sruARr nays, in hin Official report to
LEE, that, te.tng ponrEnh Column III tho roal, he
kept "detacbmcMss Of essatry dragging brush down
tho road from, lhs direction of Gainesville Al to de-
ceso tho cuemy,-a russ which poRrkat report shows
wss aucces%fu1;" obtained = reinforcement Of lhrcc
brigales Of Infantry and some guns with whicl. hs
frtli few ahots, when tho ot,ony tPonrknl Withdrew
toward sfanassas.
It waH to ss.o Ills cor5A from lcriIous encounter
with fow troops ttruggug brnsi orsr dusty road
TINT Frrz joiIN roR1En admits he violated express
oslers snl left hls commander to ssruggls nnhfdcl
till The forces coming up III tho night crushed him
next day. ..
Treason ia 4 crime against tho isw. man may 10
traitor under The Law without consciously so,g hsa
personal honor. 1nt trsaclcry, tho tseachery Of
soldier the hs!d Of battr, IN personal baseness.
When officer Ia guilty Of that, tho greatest boon be
can nsk IL TO tto forgotten.
There are evidently two a!des to tho casc.
Gen. PorE wrote to tho President, last April,
that l,o was satisfied Of ronTEn's guilt, and
thought that now trinl, which would estab-
fish it, should be granted.
, 1875-03-08

in The Old World. The charge Of tho failure
Of reconstruction, therefore, is simply absurd.
II any mistake lna been made, 1t lias been in
the too great haste Of reconstruction.
The Couritr-Journdi closes its nrticle with
q remarkable admission for an ultra Dono.
CRITIC newspaper:
tits now In order for the lradera Of the incoming
fDemocrztic} PARTY 10 thst tho country has not
jumped out oi the frytnR.ran Into this hre. We arc
told that nav broom sweeps clean. but this Demo-
cratic broom "a not broom. II is an old hroom,
and has ttself done soms ugly sweeping In H. t!fe.
This admission IL only too truc The last
time the Democratic party went ont Of
power II loft behind 1t n plandcred country,
Government handed orcr secretly to aeccs-
sionists, md devastating civil war. Tile
= Co.," which was Union Whig papor,-at
loast tho ~" part Of it,-evidently has ref
ereuce to this infamous record when 1t
speaks Of tho ugly sweeping tho Demo-
cratic party has done in former times when
in power.
The Courier-Journai Is not nlono in it's ap-
prehonsions OF tho future conduct Of that
same party. They nre shared by tho people
OF tho Whole country. Thoy hRyo boon fore-
warned by the speech Of JonN YouNa Baows,
tho member from tho Cour;er-s'oarnaTs own
State. We hope that these apprehensions
may not be realized, hut the outlook is not
m encouraging ono. The action Of the North
ern Democratic lough.taces upon the WHEEL
En compromise, nna the Tenomous Southern
attaek upon ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, bo-
causo he had tho courago 10 vote for It, and
to vote in the interests Of peace, aro aigniA-
cant omons Of wlnt may occur when tho
House meets under tho control Of tho South
orn fro-oatera. The Republican party is now
practically out Of power. We wait tho polit-
ica1 honesty, tho correction of abuses, the it,
aueuration of reforms, the ora Of political
virtue, tie establishment Of universal order
and prosperity, which the Democracy has 80
blatantly boosted would taka place whom 1t
camc into power. In tho words Of the shiv-
esing and nervous Courser-Journal, wo hope
- tho country hos not jumped out of the fry
ing pan into the fire."
, 1875-03-08

With the expiration Of the Forty-thirtl
Congress 4nl tho continuance Of tho Senate
n executive session comes the customary
batch Of Cabinet rumora. A roundabout bit
IT gossip by way Of Springfield, H., has it
hat Attoruey-G Goneral WILLIAMS Is To receive
Tho appointment Of Minister to Russia, and
lint Senator CARPENTER, Of Wiscon-
lin, will take the sacant Law port
Eo1io. Another rumor rccalla Gen.
SoHENox, that he may enter the Ohio
Gubernntorial raco, and sends HAMILTON
F1su to tho Court Of st. James. Tho last re-
port is easily disposed Of by tho explanation
lint Secretary F1su has mersly arranged to
send lia family to Londons while ths wide
variance between tho President and Senator
CARPENTER on the subject Of the Civl.Righta
bill ren1era quite unlikely the selection Of
the httes as the Cabinet law adviser.
, 1875-03-08
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, 1875-03-08

Tho st. Louis Republican pays tho follou'n,
tribute to tho lato GEonoE D. PLANT, wlo dbl
few days Binca tn st. Louis; Atr. PLANT viz.
broshor-ip-law Of Mrs. Dr.. LOCKE, and T.I
known In this city;
Tho announcement Of the death Of 4lr. IT u1 ~
been received with genutna morrow throughout hs T..
tire btls1ness community Of this city. tndrs1 5,
Ian!s could hardly havo been deprived Of e!tl,,
whoao loa9 would he more deeply nnd Eoueraly s&7tt
led. For more than thrty-dve yoars lie In hr1
actively and successfully cngagol III cue Of The M III
enterprises Of this city and our tn!l'era will all IT.
fully andorss ny in aaying that the envlable repu.a
II largely due to hia energy, Intelligence, and
prise. hut Mr.. P14ANT'a energies wero not lsrxti
exclusively 10 Ills private business uo WAS ardtu,
attached 10 tho City of st. Louis, and was tti
ready to contrlbnss literally, either his tn.
ser9tce, Or money TO my enterprise Wild
w1ull prpUoto lts We1fure. Tho modoaty md llz.
rllc!ty u biz nature prevented him from setkkt
prominence before tile public: yet, whenever rA3
ntou to discharge any duty, however resronaMs It
llf1cult, ho brought 10 the task Undertaking rour
unbiased Judgment. md marked Intelligence. VI.
PLANT enjoyed the alsantagea Of \ good elue4Eo:.
fnntlneab for the acquisition Of knowledge, gtla
disposition aud remarkably pr1ctical aud taras:
mind, and thcss qualities, addoA 10 character tty
confidence Of hls associates, aud gayo him Istn.
nent place In tbs management Of al tho com.at Il
financial. regtoua anA chsrtahls institutions t'a
which he waa cuunected. AfssrA long and act,Fs d
reer curing which he an,Alsed large FORTUNE b. ssu
fallen among those who knhH him we'll r1pe In boz Y.
and usefulness and without blemish upon thetHad
OF lila life.
, 1875-03-08

ALEXANDER Fl. STErEENa, By his honest
vote in favor Of restoring peace and order in
Louisiana, l,aa aroused the most malignant
aud vono,nous expressions of indignation up
on tho mart Of the nltra fre-catcrs Of tho
South, who arc anxious to preoipitato tho
country into another civil war. One Of this
class, tho Now Orleans ,Dulletta. the oyoau of
tho Whito-Loag,e banditti of that State,
which, during tho January troubles, ranklod
with troasonab!e utterances and advocated as-
sassination, says: "IIia last . ground and
lofty tumbljup act and double somersaa1t
m fha 1,ou;s;nna o1oct;on renort Rhou1d aett,o
1,is atatua hereafter na the Brsrp1cr ARNOLD
, 1875-03-08

JANIS nuFF1NToN, II. O.
Tho Telegraph Announces tho death, Ut 81
homo In Fall River, March 9, Of tho Hon JAM
DuEHSroa, Representative OF tho First C0s'
gtosaional District OF Massachusetts. III. bt!'
r1NroN had Just reached home NTH biz fa'aa!
after tho oloea OF tho Fotty-third CoDg1esa. sne
dIed very suddenly. Ho had boon In tll-hsA@
for soms tina past. though 1t ia beloved shs'
Ills death wao greatly hastened BY If not t'nns'
taiato!y tho result of, tho bodily fatfgue atepa'
mt upon tha long continuous session Of Leu.
cratic AlihusteriuR orer tho Civil Rights n!-
Mr. purylaroA Was born iu Fall River -
1911, and nj tho tins Of his dean
vas IS years OF sge, lacking ten ds|,'
1Io received bis education at the Fiends' ", ;,
lego, Providence; sorTed for = tsmo in -. -,
River factory studied medicine, but ala ~.
practice; went on whaling yoyagos for ua's ~
engaged In mercantile pursuits, waa Mayor ". y.
Fall Rivor Ia 1854 aud 1856; 1t the bsoaklns w. "
Of tie War Of the Rebellion he Was aot1's =. :.
raising troopH. and for timo served ~ Psa'..
iu Fail RIVER regiment VAS appointed toAs.s u
or Of Internal Revenue in 1867. ue Was eses'v. :.
aa Republican to tho Thirty fourth Congfs'e. ~
1855, and was three timea Eo-a!eoted. 40 ~ ~
again elected to tho Forty~iirst Congress, -, -
served consecutivety 10 tho oloso OF the sv't :.
third. Ho was 70 s-elecssd in 1874. ana' pea =.
lived, would have sntared upon Ills nlnta '''~
In Congress.
L1Kur.-aEx. JAMES HOPE GRANT, O. O. y !,
Tho doath Of this great English commaooss :
recorded In our teleKraphio columns. ~ W. .sn
flth ron, and vaa bora in 1909 1t hnstsaw. :.
uo entere1 tho British army u . ~s' 11
mud tAn{dlv ualned dUHnctiops
, 1875-03-08
a NERVOUS DEMOCRATIC ORGAN.


prints remarkable articls-remarkabl for
its mixture Of truth and error-ontitled IA
Starts Start" in which It resigns Its Office
as prophet, and sadly acknowledges there ia
no hope Of civil war. A fow days apo, In
commenting upon the Force bill, it said:
Congress has no thought Of anything except tho
perpctuatiou Of tho faction led BY MonroN and Bur-
Len. THE CHICAGO Tn1nuNH may AGoct contempt for
these prognoslseat!ons. Let thoas laugh most Hlo
laugh last. We ahal not have long to wait for tho
veFi1catlou oS ali wo h4vo said. Tho candidacy Of
Gen. GnAxr for third term Ia h1ed fact, and
that a1one ought 10 satisfy tho peculiar fkeptcsn
which hsa vlsitod rdIcuo upon every effort to keep
tho country sdsAed Of 1sa real situaon mad DANGER
This uttorance way mado by the Courier
journal In Its prophetic character, and, in
making 1t, 1t blew blast Of the most porten~
toua and frightful description. It was only
few days ago; aud now tho Cour4er-7os7nal
quietly MARBLES the following plaintiye little
tune:
Tho action OF CongEeas upon the Arkansas matter,
aud the failure Of tho genate 10 act ha Force BILL
take the Inauguration Of civil war oue OF tho prea
dents hands. Tho division of partos IN tho Govern
ment Eisca us guarantee Of eornsthlng Ike sanee Of
responsibility In our governors.
The Cvuvier-Joursal having thus publicly
announced ita failure as prophet, 1t shifts
its courae from the future into tho past, and
says:
The policy Of tho Republican party h.s boon system
OF s.pesimsns .na esreassns.. no.hssdsd md tAeo.
~ I'M oa,n ~ ~ =. y.
the prsctlee Of Tho period baing compound Of .n,di.
~ aud hate, ressecu.inR to-dsy and yacilatsnQ to.
morrow al tina' BY turns md nothing long, exe*ps
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- ~ oh'y nseossaFy ~ present 70 eau 'la at"
'enuoh 20 the general iaet OF WHAT has been
, 1875-03-08

THE WORK OF CONGRESS-.
Though the number Of important public
measures provided for by the Into Congress at
It's second session was small, and these have
bcen fully discussed, large amount of ro,,-
tino business WIS done. Tlcro were 1as
public acts (some Of them OF quasi.rrivate
charnoter), 1G5 private acts, and eight joint
resolutions having tho force Of acts, making
3O1 aeta in oil. Tho great bulk Of tho rri-
vato nets was for tho granting Of pensions;
there woro also mnny for tho relief OF roliti-
cal disabilities, md few for the relief Of
private persons from legal liabilities to tho
Government. The only joint resolutions Of
any import or interest were 10 provide for
the continuance OF tho Boartl Of Audit in tho
District Of Columbia in order to admit atldi-
tional clains; for filing the vacancy in tho
Smithsonian Institute; for appointing Com.
missioner to tho International Penitentiary
Congress to DO held in Romo; to enable Mrs.
F1TCn (Gen. SuEnMAa's daughtcr) to accept
the $3O, 1000 set OF diamonds; and Capt
WILLIS, Of the Nary, TO be decorated with
the French Cross Of tho Legion Of Honor.
Among tho public acts, tho most important
were: l. Tho fixing Of date for the Eo-
sumption Of specie. payment. 9. Tho "Littlo
Tariff bill, nominal1y correcting ccrtain
phraseology, but roally increasing tile tnri1.
8. Tho Tax bill, increasing tho whisky tax 20
cents per gallon, aud adding to tho tariH on
sugar 25 per cont, and 10 por cent to the
whole limo Of manufactured goods. 1. Tho
CiEil-Rights bill. 6. Enabling Colorado to
come into tho Union in 1877. 6. Tho River
nnd Har,'or bill, covering ec,coo,0oo. 4.
The sogular Appropriation bills, including
appropriations for the army. navy, fortiaca-
tions Legislative, Exective, and Judi
cial Departments sunary Civil Service !;
Consular md Diplomatic Service; Post
Office; Miitary Academy, claims, md
deficiencies. Among the bills second in i,n-
portance to these were tho following: Tho
act enabling tho Post Office to carry into ef-
feet tho law for tho prepayment Of postage
on newspapers; an net providing for tho
Authorization Of the revised stotutes and tho
preservation Of tho original Of nil ]aws an
act removing all limitations Of circulation for
banks issiing notes payable in gold m net
carrying into effect the repeal Of the moiety
system MI act providing for tho payment Of
interest on tho District Of Columbia see
bonds; m not facilitating the disposition
Of cases in the Supreme Court acts fixing
the character Of the District Government
and several Indian and land acts. Among tho
so-called public acts aro several Of no greater
consequence than TINT !" changing the name
Of the pleasurc-yacht Dolly Varden to Clo-
, 1875-03-08

The Chicago produce markets were ir1egu-
laron Saturday: Mess pork was in fair DE-
mand, and advanced TO per brl, closing at
els.la1 cash, md 4ls.e7t for April Lard
was moderately active, and shade hrmer.
closing It el8.171 per 100 lbs caah, and
Sl8.37t for April. Meats wera quiet and q
ahAds fzmaa. u e1a for Shoulder. 0ts tos
, 1875-03-08

For tho first tsmo for several years, there Is
prospect Of peace In Arkansas. Tho recent
action in Congress, declaring that there was
no occasion for the intervention by any
branch Of tho Government In tho affairs Of
that State, has had tie eifect Of stitling all
contemplated disturbance. The State Ia re-
loved Of tho uncertainty and instability
which has cursed 1t for so,no time. The
Legislature On tho 9Th adjourned until
November nc1t. bnt before doing so adopted
tho following resolutions, proposed BY afr.
MAXWELL, IL oolorod member:
WHEREAS, It Il now fully haceEtalnel that tho preA.
ent Hsats Government hA been, md will bo, BY tho
General 0oteFnmant, fully suststaod; and
WisknrAx II is the duty Of VII peseo9oving citizens
to load iher a to the lawfui authorities Of this 8tats
to build W The country sud to encourage industry,
education, and immigration, to tho end that Wa may
bo an enlightened. prosperous, ffec and happy pso-
pie; bait
Resotrtd BY tas opst Ct Rapr<tentattp&s, THAT va,
Individually aul collectively, lo now publish Ia tho
people Of tho United 6.es thAt psacs and quist ROW
prevail, aid that tn Ill Who desire to eoue Among w.
that ve Will receive shep with opeu hearts aud warm
welcomes. promising to them asfaty In person aud
property, and ftsedom oE speech.
This resolution is not only evidence Of the
grateful acceptance Of the final settlement of
nil tho political difficulties, but Of the good
sense Of the author. It indicates that tht
people Of the State, Of all parties, will noa
give their undivided attention to the improve
,nent Of It's long neglected condition, especial
ly the finances. The wass and contention
among tho various Governors and claimant
for all other Offices has greatly interrupted
business and s,lsuADtlei ilu1niuration to tht
, 1875-03-08

Now that Congress- has adopted Capt. EtH
1etty system for tho improvement Of the mal'a
Of tho Mississippi. the following table Of sss
results OF using jotties IN European uat4
which NO have compiled from reports On tn
aubjort, will be found OF interest,
, 1875-03-08

M,v1cKKR's THEATRE--Atad.on .tt.est. between
Dearborn and AtAta. Eu&A9erucnt ot hss. tousos'
"rrr1Lt AZ and Crowd"
, 1875-03-08

ACA1lEMY OF NusfC-ltalsttd atrret .tstveen Md.
Nan apd hfonros. Engagamsus of JOHN T. Raymond.
+" Cof. Mulberry StlltFz."
, 1875-03-08

GRAND OrEnA- A-HoUsE-Gi.rk ttrost, oppo1fto
1t tbs Kitchen"