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The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02
Pioneers Attention F!

Every member is requested to
be present at Headquarters THIS,
Wednesday, EVENING at s
O'Clock.
CHAS. W. BEAN,
Capt. Commanding.
/. f. TRUE, Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02

The customs department in this city has just
received the deposition of George Gould, the
only survivor of the ship Star, of Yarmouth,
which was lost at sea on the 10th of May last.
The deposition was taken before the United
States Consul at Valparaiso, and gives the fol-
lowing particulars of the loss. The ship loaded
guano at Lobos Island, Peru, April 3, 1876. On
or about April 23d the ship commenced leaking
very much. The crew were unable to keen her
clear of water by the pumps. The captain then
ordered the crew to examine between decks
and see if they could find the leak. This thew
failed to do. The captain then put the shin
about and said they would try to make Valpar-
aiso On the fourth day after putting the ship
about, finding her sinking, the captain steered
for the nearest land. Unable to M AXE land
the crew abandoned the vessel which sunk one
hour after they left her.
The captain, second mate, steward and five
men took the life-boat. The first mate named
Rice, of Thomaston, and eleven men took the
large boat. The boats separated ten hours after
leaving the ship. Gould's boat steered for
some port in the south of Chilli On the third
day in the boat they made land and started for
it, The boat, in attempting to land, was upset
in the breakers, and all the men with the ex-
ception of Gould were lost.
Gould was washed ashore on a plank, and
lay on the beach ten hours before he could walk
or stand. When he was able to stand he could
see nothing of his comrades. He walked to an
Indian hut, and although they had little to eat,
they divided what they had with him. After
stopping with the Indians three days he was
able to walk to the Gillian town of Castro, and
told the Governor of the town of the wreck
The Governor sent to the beach where the boat
had capsized, and found the remains of one of
the crew, which had been washed on shore, also
chest with the captains papers. Gould work
ed his passage from Castro to Valparaiso in the
Enriqueta WILDER. The ship Star experienced
no heavy weather up to the time she began to
leak. The weather was moderate until the
captain turned about, when it began to blow
very much.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02
STATE NEWS
ARoosTooK COUNTY.

The Journal says that Charles o. WEIGH of
Minot, a lad of thirteen years, caught in Tay-
lor pond last Saturday, pickerel twenty-seven
inches long, that weighed four and one.half
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02

DR.. SCOTT is having most re-
markable and gratifying success
in his treatment Of Nervous and
Chronic Diseases. You that are
sick should call on him at the u.
8. Hotel at once and be healed
beyond peradventure.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02

ATLANTIC & ST. LAWRENCE RAILROAD
The annual meeting of the corporation was
held yesterday and the following were elected
directors: John B. Brown, Charles E. Barrett,
Harrison j. Libby, Franklin r. Barrett, Sam
uel E. Spring, Francis X. Swan, Joseph Dick
son, Alex. 7. Calf, Charles j. Bridges.
At the incorporation of the company, in
1916, there were % eorporators, as follows: w.
P. Preble, John Mussey, Josiah S. Little, J.
B. Brown, George Turner, John Anderson, st.
John Smith, Charles Cobb, John Dow, Abner
Shaw, John Neal, Augustine Haines. Franklin
Tinkham, G. E. Barrett, Eliphalet Case, Thos.
Hammond, William E, Greeley, William Kim
bail, G. @. Clapp, James L. FARMER, Wood
bury Storer, Eliphalet Greeley.
OF the above only six are living, viz: John
Mussey, John B. Brown, st. John Smith, Alb
ner shaw, Oh aries e. Barrett and James l..
Farmer. Of this number Mr.. j. B. Brown has
been director for thirty-one years. and Mr.,
G. E. Barrett, corporator and treasurer for the
same period. Mr.. Brown is the present presi-
DON'T and the only one who has held office as
director from the formation of the company to
the present time. Mr.. Farmer had held d.
rector's position from 1916 until four year ago.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02
HORSE SHOEING SHOP,
On Pearl Street. No 70

<, The Shop that was formerly occupied
UJ< by VIM. Smell.
TN Horses shod by E. Morrill,, the well
-AAAAsk known Sheer; Horses shod with hand
made shoes and hand made nails; Horses shod new
5 1.5O; Knee Nockers 81 So; Overreachers, $780,
All work warranted to give satisfaction. Please
give me call, and satisfy yourself. aug2d1w
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02
For Rent,

TIME new, elegant and convenient Cottage with
Il ali the modern improvements Apply at
aug2isdtf NO. 70 BRACKETT STREET.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02
Dissolution of COpartnershjp.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the Copartnership
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under firm name of SCHLOTTERBECK s. CO., Is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
All parties indebted to the firm will please settle
with Augustus G. Schlotterbeck, and all parties
having claims against the firm will present the same
to him for payment. 0
AUG. G.. SCHLOTTERBECK,
GUSTAV W. SCHUMACHER.
Portland, July 20, 1876. jy27d1w
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02

THE MISSING MAN.-No tidngs have been
received of the missing Boston gentleman, Mr..
Ireland. Detective Wood has been in town
attempting to penetrate the mystery, but has
met with 10 success. There are no new
facts. Mr.. ireland rode with Col. A. M. Ben
son two hours or more Friday afternoon, the
Colonel leaving him in front of the City Hotel
about 5 o'clock 1t has been ascertained that
Ireland did not go Into the house at that time
Shortly after COL Benson saw him pass his
office on his way to the Eastern station, and
saluted him. Later in the evening Ireland re-
turned to the City Hotel and went to bed. He
got up quite early in the morning and said that
he would take no breakfast, and went out.
Since that time he has not been seen. Detect
i've Wood scouts the theory of foul play. He
thinks that some of Irelands movements indi-
cate that he is laboriug under temporary insan-
ity and in that condition has wandered away
on some of the railroad lines or steamboats,
1t is also surmised that he may be at some
summer resort or out-of-the-way hotel on a
conyvial occasion, but Mr.. Ireland's past life
is at war with that theory. Detective Wood
has telegraphed the resorts and towns along
the railroads but gets no clue He returned to
Rocton oct auoppo
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02
from the Boston TRANSCRIPT .Julv N 1879 :,

Standing foremost among the most liberal and
most successful of American physicians to-day, ia
Dr. c. Winfield Scott, at the Asylum Institute Medi-
Gina corner OF Asylum and Washington Sts, Boston.
lar schools and by treating patients as their cases
demand, without sacrificing his abilities to sectarian
ed cures that astonished some of the ablest phys-
clans of the day. f'
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02
TO LET !!

\ NICE Tenement. for a small family. Gas and
"A Sebago water. Apply to
G. SAWYER,
aug2d1ws 1873 Exchange St., Fluent Block.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02

NENTS If you want the best selling arti-
AULN l. - Gle in the world and a solid gold
patent lever watch, free of COST write at once to j.
BRIDE & CO., 767 Broadway, N. Y. aug2t4w
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02

Opinions of the Press.
HAIRS Medical Record, N. Y, July 1851
Many diseases, considered incurable causing great
suffering in countless thousands of our fellow beings
can in the majority Of cases be restored to perma-
onsrating the fact that his mode of treating disease.
Of chronic character is unsurpassed by any method
now in use. All should consult with him who yyish
for speedy cure and thorough advice as DR., Scott
has had the most remarkable and gratifying success
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02

WEATHER REPORT FOR JULY.-Sergeant
Boyd of the U. S. A. Signal Service has fur
nshed the following report of the weather for
a. TIL
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02
Notice to the Public

VyHE road from behring's Bridge to Woodford's
Il Corner is unsafe and will not be passable while
the bridge near Capt. Coyle's is being rebuilt
DAVID T0RREY, Selectmen
SOLOMON STUART, of
IONA. FOGG, Deering.
Deering, July 10. 1876. juIidtf
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-02
LIQUOR DEALERS union.

A SITUATION by Canada girl to do house
n work in small family, Inquire at 1872 Pear
street, Corner Federal.) aug2-3t*
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20

&B5R#@tN# #E#s#&
For consumption. bronchitis, astham u,
catarrh, throat and IuiIgs diseases. Also
u sure relief and ,permanept cure for
general 4 debility, dyspepsia and ~ all
nervous affections, bya simple vegetable
medicine, which cureda venerable mis-
sionary Physician who was long "a resi-
dent Of Syria and tile East, and who has
freely giyen ihis valuable specific TO
thousands or kmdredl sufferers with the
greatest possible benefit, and he now feels
Il bis sacred christian duty to impart TO
others this wonderful lnvigoating remedy,
and will send FREE the original receipt
complete. with full directions, TO any
person. enclosing stamp for Icply. .@....
r#>~ DIR. CLARK A. ROBBINS.
.>4~s GREELEY BLOCK, syuAcusE y. Y.
,. ,r.rn,r .." ilp. .. Box 70
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20

= d
Many thousands Of dollars has been
spent In distributing. free Of charge. sanl-
pie Bottles of BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
to all parls ofthis country, % thosesuf
.feringfrom Coughs, Asthma, Hshanrrha-
yes, Consumption, and other Throa: and
Lung Diseases, that the, afflicted Nigh;
satisfy themselves. that tltis remedy
would save Them from those fatal Diseases.
No person has ever this medicine without
gettingirn,nediatv relief. yet there are q
great many poor, suffering, skeptical
person going about our streets with sus.
pIeious cpugli. and the voice. Of copsiimp-
tion coining from their lungs, that will
tettry'it.s uIf.yoadis, 10 Is your owl q fault,
as you, eau go. your Druggist prso'
Hooker, and geta sample Bottle for 10
cents and try Il; three doses will relieve
any case. Regular size only IS cts
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20
EoAi,s..e,RumE.


VI
A bill hsssea .sie I.esisIature recently
giving yctrlsin, esun,ie. III tie State tie
rish. l64ss,tie4sbor ofr,en confined tor
criniinal. ettencep for si,!d periods in the
construction OF improvement of certain
|.highwaysiil those COUNTIES.
We should like 10 wee tie privilege ex-
tended To Orahge County.
Crine,as ut present punished Ii not
only altogether profitless, But costly. The
convict spsnds Ills time idly III jall, per-
haps ssl.arpehilig bis wits Tor new yen-
lures in criminal fields His subsis-
tence IN ths mean time Is Tie charge Of
the county: It Isau unayoidsble outlay
and itbrihgs no return.
wethink there Is remedy. The sue;
cessful experiment. oi, . large scale Of the
use of the Peaiisntia,y conyiets III the
construcliond tha Western NortI,Csro-
lima Rail Road ilHs inaugurated, not only
q new era 10 Internal Improvcmenls, bnt
q new.era iu the utilization of crime. The
.crinsinal h no longer tho Idls drone but
the working Ice. His food and his raj
ment are no longes ! dsadLsxpense 10 the
State, but find an equivalent ia The ex-
tension ofthe area OF improvement.
Tliemounlain is cut through aud the
valley filled up aud this Is one of those
rare instances Ia human calculations
where good COMES out ofesiI. lI95 z g
What is done Cor Rail Rnads may lie
done for ordinary highways.
We look In vain for any improvement
Ia our roads under present road laws
Aud these laws are not likely 10 be
amended - long q, that snsndment
hinges upon sdditional taxation. Bot
will the people forever hang on the present
sleiestable roads, q Disgrace TO civilizations.
and an undying source ~ cost In wor,,
out <orses.s broken vehicles, diminu,iye
loa,is where by the use of an equally un-
dying Fssource, they can grsdnaily con.
struct good aud permanent highways
through the county - afi k3HtsHs g q
Let theisbez ruad commissioner ap.'
poiniei. Let the conyiets Tor short terms
lie turned over % him. Let him begin
work on rad over vhich there the
most irafiir.- say .lsetw-en Durham and
chapel Hin. When that Is finished let
him turn his attention 10 the next most
i,nIonsnl, aad 80 am untilall the main
paeiic roads in the county are made what
roads ought 10 be.
Ihis viii take tirne. Il may be ten
years ii p,ay.he longer. But under the
other ss1ieni-5cf wait of system. IL will
be Hunger, because IL will b. forever. IL
will cost something. But II will eost
nearly ~ much TO support the prisoners
In Jail. Ia tie latter casethe outlay has
brought no return. In the other IL pays u
thousand fold In the impetus Il viii give
to every interest. la. the enhanced value
of lands. Ia tile Influx Of immigran,s. In
the ease aud econolny of transportation
in the pleasure 81 travel, and finally, In
the removal of this ugly stigma upon the
fame offs civilized people. L..
What says 10. people?
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20
1mE UNIVERSITY .rReyIsIoS ron
isDSGESr sTIDEATs.

We referred last week 20 tile liberal offer
made by tile trustees 10 give gratuitous lit
struction 10 one student from eaai, county
In the state. A nu,sb-r of young men
have ayailri themselves OF this privelege,
aud as ls always thc case where ambition
or the love Of learning Is the spur To ex-
erlion. these young nIen are among the
most valuable aud promising among the
students ~ the University.
hut even this advantage fails 10 meet
the case with many equally eager for a
liberal education: The Gust Of tuition IL
minor Item u .xpsnse compared with
lnard. Here, The Trustees from want Of
funds. are compesled 10 leave the young
men 10 tilrlrOwn resources. The endow-
lne.il ~ the University 10 Ear Ton small to
authorize the gratuItous maintenance of
the IuJIgent student, however much Il
may be desired.
The different counties In the State must
therefore come IL 10 their assistance, "
they are in earnest In fostering merit.
Tie sspIralIousof many ayouny man lead
him 10 the Academic Halls where he
would crafty Ills thirst Cor learning. But
whatever his thirsi u cannot be qaenched
"willoui n,onry and without price, In
every county there a-eto be f1und those
who ana held hack from tho saoFsd fount
by the stern grip o. poyeriy.
let the individual counties cone "a
their aid. let cHch county provide for
the naminienancs of,. NJ least one young
man IL Chapel HilI Tbe annual c,.sl
would not exceed one hundred dollars.
Let tl,s young n,sn most hlghiy dis
tlnguished ior merit, both of character
aud scholarship be presented by their
TEACHERS tes board of rranlinerss % be
subjected 70 competitive examination, aud
then lei him whostaBd. highest receive
outof the county funds an annual ailnw-
ance for bis mainienance at the Uni'
ver.ily.
Thstfss.liution earnestly invites al tIs
sons Of ll,e farmer and mechanic as cor.
dIaIIy as the son of the merchant aud pro.
frssloual man. But the bari hand oi
lDverty h on the University as well as on
/ individuals. Let her desires for il,s
diffusion other bsletiss be me. half way
aud pducalipn. the true leysller, vii
lbfing an elassss upon Che same ennoble
- -4--t44@-14--~ -~------LL----
i Ifyou want g,s,i oysters, and chral
oysters, cali ut 4. 81. Uiiey's Saloon. lie
can supply you at tliv very lowest figure
Families wishing oysters fOr Clifisinia
can bc Supplied hy leaving their orlen
with IiIal bout fargetao call on Ton
for yuui Christmas oysters,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20

- ~
The work Of mutIlation still goes on un-
checked By tl,e authorities aud the once
beautifultrees of oursireeis stand gliasily
wrecks of their formef beauty, The leafy
n'antleihat oncelhung sos clsaritaDIy over
our lin.s SCARED and weather beaten
HOUSES, inakhs even ugIinsss charming
istssllll rutlllessly a~ay ana they are left
inassshsir naked dslormits, A genera
tiQn hence, ssalugs, more kindly tilair
man, may have reeiotlied these shattered
TRUNKS with \ new rainaenl. Hut this
generation must colitain itsei ,in sorrow
with the spectacle of the marks OF
frenzied taste. .@ Hs
We feei very much like .suggestihg That
the irsilks which escaped ti,is CRUSADE
after losing only their limits audtops. be
altogether cut down and young trses plan-l
ted. They VIII grow 70 shade. trees be-
fore the other recover tiieniselves. And
tllsna full supply ofwlnier Wool may
havebeep had al the public expense.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20

Parents, do yos love your children
Then lreserve their ,l..mltIr Next tsthe
blessiug of life itsrlf, Is the enjoyment Of
perfect health. How many are stricken
.il6wn infheir infancy without 'non,ent's
intice by. that insidious disease, Group.
simply through the neglect 10 be provided
WITH the pri,pei remedy? The tender
plant Is nipped aud .withers.ere itblooms.
When the little sufferer has short, difficult,
hoarse brrathing, swiib,s harsh. metallic
cough, like coughing througli brass
trumpet. there is no ttfne 10 lose. Begin ai
once the use of Din. TuTT's ExPEcToRANI
and the disease will readily yield TO 1t. Al.
ways have IL ready in the house, as Ibis
fatal malady requires the promptest treat,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20
Cell On ~. Rosemoad and he all IL
,ou up sOmo,hing nics for Chri.sTas.


We clip she fyllo~ing from The Rich.
mon.l Wig 10 show that The fame % nur
ii. p. Jones' ..far Heel" y established
ahrnsd. We are glad to ho,icethl-. ~ vs
are sincerely grniifisd AZ the god repute
Of our town productions AZ we DO not
SNAKE. we do not-putf. aud We are 10 he
lviIuy~i when we say Star Hrslpis geod:
"Mr. George schc.u win accept our
thanksfbr nIcs supply % the celebrated
TAR Heel" smoking tobacco. IL Is fine
article! ny the way, Mr. sclioen's stock
isa complete one in every respect. aud
what smoker can't fnd there cant 10
found aaywhcrs.H
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20

TIE iin,sbors Military Academy
drought iis s~ssian tsa close last week,
aud the young nlei have all gons home
We believe all Of lhep.will return-aii oi
them pleased with tho School. The sys-
TEN OF instrueiion issxceilsnt. and Messfs
Hmiisb snd Mdrpn unsunnssed 10 De.
yollon 10 their dutl.s We ehore 20 see a
Isrse addition 90 their patronage next
session, and thens Is no olnsiitulion more
worthy ofit.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20
TLe New York lLfsrald rilh great CON.

The New York Asyuld with great con-
fleuee predEss there w.Il be a pesceable
solpsionlof all our troubles. We most
sincerely trustthe Herald may prove spro.
pbet, mud tbatthe candidates the Com
gressional Commiitee,' may find q be
justly entitled 10 The vvtes of the contested
States may be quietly inaugurated. We
hesitate not to say that the <. solid south.
= unit, 'althoughdit h for Tilden. would
greatly prefer The insos sas.;ion Of Hayes,
bad bs been fairly elected, to the counting
in prTilden through fraud. let al par.
ties respect ihe no and ssdefend the riyls
rather than mere party interests, and y
united country wiilrejoice in the inaugura-
tion of the legally. elected President.
---Richmond .Why.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20

There win BE- no papsrissurd from this
icss,cst week Ia defsrence 20 the pre-
ceIent established by good Mr.. HEART.
arr6mpo@ilors Thank him that bis ex-
hnspIc'giyes then, this one little period of
,csl ia tlls year. No gale, slave In more
tightly la.hsd 10 Ms oar than the typo 70
his case. aud our patroas. will symallilzr
we knos, in his enjoyment Of this
Lrsfdnft oi perfect liberty.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20

The School of the Misiss Nash and
Miss Kollock CLOSES this week 10 open
ngain In February We hope its resuInp-
ton of,iptiss will 30 accompanied by IN
creased patronage. It's fully deserving
II the most generous appreciation Of
parents and glsrdians. a4Fsats
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20
nsasi,,s cls.s.

A reading club has Just stasiss It's
plsssanl career. furnishing Intellectual
amusement 20 oui young people. AR.
Willie Jones is President We wish Il .
prosperous existencr.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20
Dec. soth 1879.


Mn EDIFoR: Clai,ning tile honor Of
being oueI sour fiiends,. Itske ny ''quill'
70 respond 10 your call of last week.
First, ,-allow me % tender you the con-
graiulaiions nf a friend upon your election
rs Principal Clerk oflbs Housy II Repre-
sel:atises. Il Is reward Of merit. The
eleelion Is over, and stems Of nswss are
.as searce here tinw asR Radical candidates.
Quiet once more reigns at Caldwell. "Poll-
tical tattIersr have crawIed into their
holes and nothing 10 heard now 10 disturb
our quiet except an occasional hnrrali for
Christmas. People have qu.t talking
about Tilden aud Hays, and they say
''ihey wish 70 tiod Edition. would quit
writing alnut tilein.n 5s Elftf19 EItsT
Caldwell u stih alive and stirring.
The despofisni or Grant has NO. crushed
her; aid his troops have not frightened
her. She still fiourlslles ''ss Tie green
hay tree aud everything goes merry as o
marriage belief a., -
DR.. ]. l.. Brewer Is building dwelling
house for rthrimprisonnient nf some fsn
,iamsel. Suspicion Is rife. hut nobody
knewsss =. - ..Vg z, s%s
.squireS. II. Jordan imprisonsd Mr..
Jonn X. Wilson, to-day, Ia the holy bonds
Of fwedlock. Mr.. wilson arrived at Cald.
well tonight with his fair compsnipn.n
Aud while an,.writing they are rrceiving
the compliment ofa serenade. May sue
cess and happiness attend their pathway.
| Dr. Bruwsr and Mr.. q. X. Wilson left
this morning for Raleigh. Dent know
=, their buainess. suppose they are seeking
office. They didnt say. II e.
| Cold weather Is Tile cry; and "tight
times = the song Of Caldwell this week.
Tile farmers are committing fearful !
llayuk among their l,ogs this week. q
Mr.. L. W. Hall boasts that he owns tile
finest colt In The state. Heis' training
him for thenext Fair. l''-' 'i@f1''s
Another marriage Is spredicied In this
/ place. The young people here are de-
ci,ir,lly in favor Of '.Cond.arappiag!" The
ball Il IN motion aud, We say. ir,is rolI
/ while "llie weather 10 sizyorIlble.n ]. r
The young la,ly who rode so fast few
evenings since aud alighied % quick III
and handsonlely has about recoyered--
and \ ready 20 scare another escnrt out of
/ his wits. Come again, rha,nmier
Mr. w, X, Mckee has cnnnlsnced
work on his new dwelling house.
Allthe pumpkins aud potatoes In this
section are fpzen. Apples are setting st
i 10 cents per busllel-and whiskeyp don't
sell at sll IN this market. Locus-Leert Is
the only drinkof Caldwell. No wander
the people think Il cold weather -
/ Tie farmers are preparing for winter;
lhs young people. for Chrislma- is
| The present session OF Caldwell School
closed an uis.lsth. Ths pupils are anti
clpallas agsy Time ai.sf their ena,r.pas
tion from the iyrauuy Of brewer and
Bradshaw. @ 4s
/ The latest Joke, of Caldwell II ut the
expense of an inhacent eat weiwill not
tell u for fear OF iinpIlcatins ourselves.
Capt L. can tell u. tff*vf
| IfHayes takes his seat Caldwell viii
have stseet.cafs.
| Tell m what the Legislature Il doing.
Tell the Cpunty coininissIanersto to give ~
better roads, aud tell us who will be the
next pra,ident Of the United States.
More Anna.
PrMPKiS.EATEH.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20

The Hotel at Clsl~I Hin lately under
the charge % Dr. W. p. Mailsit, will pass
into ihe hands az Mrs. Rosa< iowe on the
lst % January. Mn. R"Se hes had Tie
coniroi IL the Exchange Hotel nj Ralelgh
for the last three years. aud iisz given
satisfaction 10 the public. We wish her
success nj chapel Hii'.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20
Caldwell \, c. Dec. lth isis

Washington. Dev. lI.--The srbitrs-
tors 10 tae Maryland and Virginia bouuda-
~ ease have made ny their decision aud
empowered Judge Black 70 reduce their
views 70 writing. Judge Black commenced
the preparation of the opinion on Sstur.
day. II will he extremely lengthy, going
over the whole ground Of the dispute be.
tween the two S,aies. The arbiiraivrs
decline 70 conimunieate 10 advance the
tenor Of their decision. as ,bey say il would
not be pruper until il IL laid before The
Logisliturrs Of Maryland and Virginia. Il
!. strongly surmisrd. however. frum cor-
taip indications that lis decision u Ia favor
Of ,la State u MarsI.pd