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National Republican., 1877-02-16
SALE OF FIsH WnARF ANp sTALLs.

ESGIsEEp'soFFIcE,D District of Columbia, l
Washington. ID. O., Feb. 10. 1877.
Notice Is hereby given that seven nsh stalls In te
Georgetown Market House will be sold on the
RUARY II, 1877, at O'Clock, r. NJ, for the term
Iar 1eIm "o eas mc In aayGn' G 'N tne s M o.u
time and upon the premises. the Georgetown Fish
Wharf, at foot of Potomac street, for the period OF
one year, TO the bi CHEST bidder Terms cash In ad-
vance. The pnrcl aser to keep Wharf In repair
BY order OF the Commissioner. .ofD, c..
LIEUT.. Engineer U. 3. 4. 4 and n Engineer of
ID, G. = frit-,t
National Republican., 1877-02-16
A UCTlON SALE OF DEsIRARLE IMPROVED
"A ESBGGsFFEY 2s THT VEST sIHE q
TWEEN MAASsAGHUSETTs AH AvEN UE

TWEEN MASsAGHUsETEs AVEN UE
AND STREET NORTH.
.Ry virtue OF a deed OF trust of date November l,
1876, and recorded in Llber s2D folio $40, ct seq
one otthc land rccor6s for the District Of Colum-
ba, and by direction Of the p,rty secured thereby.
we will sell A. public auction IN front OF ,he
is7 at 4o,clSSk P. M. iot mum oered 81 OF Charlie,
2i2, with the improvements thereon and appurte-
nnrces thereto belonging. The improvements con-
sist In an elegant three story and sement brick
dwelling With modern appliances aud nttings.
Terms OF sale; One fourth In cash on the day of
sale or within seven days therefrom; the residue
three equal payments at six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day OF sale, for which Tie pur-
chasers promissory notes are 10 be given, bearing
interest from the day OF sale and TO be secured BY
adeed Of trust on the property sold. and satlsfac
tory policy OF insurance on the balldinE; Ifthe
days from the day Of sale we reserve the light to
resell the property at the risk and cost OF the de-
faulting purchaser. All convcyanaing at pur-
chaser,s cost; 500 deposit on acceptance OF bid.
N. B,-This properly will be sold subject To q
prior deed Of trust dated October "a isT6. and
recorded IN Lber S3S, folio l51, ct seq. one OF said
land records, to secure certain promi ssory note,
dated October "a, 1876, for $500 aud interest
thereon az 10 per eenium per annnm from Its
JAMES =. EDWAKDS, lr,,o
HENRY STRASBUk8RR. fusees'
feb6-TnThsSds Il. II. WARNER, Auct.
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SHERMAN & HANDY, Auctioncers, st,
~ Cloud Building.


~ Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE I'M.
PRoyED PROPERTY ON THE WEST sJDE
OF TENTM sLREET EAST BETWEEN Il
BY virtue OF deed of trust. dated April s, A. D.
theiand records OF the District or Columbia and 6y
the dreetionof the party secured thereby, We viii
sell ~ public auction in front OF the nreiriises on
MONDAY, the 2sth dny of February, 1871, al Z
O'Clock p. M, lot numbered (2i) twenty lone,
square numbered nine hundred and forty. nine
!gip, with the improvements thereon and appur-
tenanees thereto belonging, The Improvements
Terms of sale; One third OF the purchase money in
cash. snd the balance In two equal InstAllments
payable In twelve and eighteen months after date
with interest at the rate OF per cent. per annun
secured by decd OF trust upon the premises, If
terms OF sale are not complied with within seven
days from tine day of sale we the right TO re-
fsuitlpg purshsser. All conycyapcing % be AZ the
eost GI the pnrcnnser and Seposit OF hfty dollars
william viii i1TAMtEG Il. JSSfs S5SSEfsEs' }rrus,oes.
10 12-m W FIT W. N. SMITH, Salesman.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

Out THIS OUTi-LAUNDRY.-IF YOU
NJ, want your shirts and clothes done IN superior
AmsTioau Laundry, 1904 & street northwest, " '''
iaS-im MRS, II. RNES,
National Republican., 1877-02-16
II 7. C0LDw ELL, heal Estate Auctioncer,
Os No DIG r street,
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A NEAT THREE-sToRY
BRICK DWELLING ON TIVE SOUTH SIDE
2HunSr 2HF 9 sIhEET, I, BETTwEEN THIRD AND

TKgsTEES, SALEOF A NEAT THREE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING ON TIVE SOUTH SIDE
9F q iSIhEET, ,BETwEEN THIRD AND
BY virtue offs deed Of trust, dated5eptember a. A,
ID. 1874, duly recorded In Libor No. 76i, folio 20,
one OF the land records for the District OF Co
lumbia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby we Will SELL at public auction, IN front of
the premises, on THURSDAY, February is, 1877, at
yo,ciock y. m.,, the following described real es.
state situate in the city OF Washington, District of
Columbia, to wit; All that certain piece and parcel
OF fground known as and being part of Lobslger's
subdivision OF original lot numbered two, (2,) In
SQUARE numbered seven hundred aud ninety-one,
sl feet west of the northeast or said lot two
alley; thence along the line of said alley elghtcen
touth street; thence cast along the line OF south
street eighteen S feet to the place OF beginning,
together with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One third In cash. and the balance at six
and twelve months, with interest ut six per
cent per hnnum, secured by deed of trust on
the property sold or all cash, at option of the pur
chaser. deposit of slO0 required at the time OF
sale, and all conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
Terms TO be compiled with In seven days.
BRAINARD II, WARNER, (T.,.,
PHiLIP A. DARNElLLE. Irustees'
fcs-sTuTh huctlouecsr.
The above sale Is postponed until THURSDAY,
February Y. lsI5, same hour and place.
RRAlNARD II, WARNER r.,.,oo.
PHILIP A. DARNEIhLE, irus'eeS'
1T. COLDWELL,
I'm dw Auction,
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AUCTION sALEs-FutuIe Dny,.
r Il. TIRSER, xaeiiSnsscTf. S~SpIS. / sifssi SppS.
lCe site Masonic Temple.

Ds site Masonic Temple.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THE VALUABLE RES.
TrAURANT AND LIQUOR STAND, No. iTid
PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE NORTIwEST.
1871 and duly recorded In Liber No. Sos. folio i;s
Ct seq, one of the land records Tor Washington
County, in the District OF Columbia. and az tIc
Written consent OF the parties secured thereby,
will ssli a pnplic aSeton n front oi the premises,
,hat certain M pises Or parcel Of ground and be-
And ds.lnS Az uished upon the ground plot plan
orisinal lot numbered eighteen, (is,) In s1uare
numbered one hundred and slfty-sight. (i63,J to-
gether with the improvements thereon. "
Terms ofsale; One-third cash ana the residue in
equal installments, payable In three. (8) sir, 10,
nine igl and twelve t2l months after day OF sale,
viii interest at the rate Of ten cent, secured
on .ls premise or all cash. AZ the option OF The
s9o s psvab,e on acceptance of bid. The premiscs J
VIII be sold clear OF taxes, except an assessme
for special improvements. Ifthc terms OF sale arc
not complied with In ten days from the day OF sale
the trustee reserves the right to resell tile properly
at the risk and cost of tho defaultng purchaser
after one week IS notice In spapcr pu s
ed In the {! ySt { WIssains q ns ton; r,.,,
feb j. t. COLDWELLi. Salesman.
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OCEAN kTEAMsHIPS.
VNMAN LINE
MAIL STEAMERS
FOE QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
HailInU Naxa y-a,

CITY OF BRUSSELS, Saturday, Mar. AZ, $50 A, NJ,
CITY OF BERLIN, Saturday, Mar. "a, lP. NJ,
CirY or CHESTER, Saturday, Mar. 81, $50 A. NJ.
CITY OF MONTREAL, Saturday, April 7, iiiso p. NJ.
,Psssengers viii 9nd these steamers tastcrully
httcd up, and the staterooms large and perfectly
yenti,ated The saloons are the entire width OF the
vessel and situated where there Is least nosc and
ness smoking rooms, ladies' boudors, pi'nafortes
nna nbLaries, bath.rooms, BARRIERS shop, electric
southerly course during the Ice season,
Rates of Passage-ts0 and 900, gold, according to
Recommendations all having equal saloon privileges.
Hound Trip Tickcis-tli5 and yi75 gold,
Stccragc-To ana from all points al reduced rates.
-. JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
feib-in rs Broadway, New York.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

ie2s-tf Corner Eleventh and streels.
TOR r ENT-A LARGE AND HAND
- somely-farnished HOUSE, with all modern
improN erents, situated IN Geo getown, and cou-
yenie.t to the cars. stsbllng sor several horses.
Kent low. For particulars inquire Of
II. q. HALL,
de'1.u bl5 Seventh street.
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r T. COLDwELh, Real Estate Auctionee
. No. giB street.

r I. COLDWELh, Real Estate Auctionser
u No. 9i6 Il street.
TEFysTEEs, " q sAts oS a DESIRABLE BgtLp.
ARY rsTREET, NEAR NV " Rh sfRERF II SSaTR: EoRfR.
by virtue Of deed Of trust dated December 80, A.
ons a hs ne asn reeods OF for The District Of
oh % WI PsSs sae!cn IN Sr, q ne PFs:s
ie city Of washington, District % of Goaabls. . 10 10
sscrsa eefs aGa
bssssl brcS hss BARN. o.
Iwes,Gy.hye G tsS) feet ON Boandary street. contain.
Terms, One third in cash. and tho balance at
six, twelve aud eighteen months, with Interest at s
pHrslsser deposit of ioo required * Tic time Or
Sffs SEidaSITJ%$ J y si IGs&%R, % Trustees.
sr.,m,,, J. T. CoLD&ELL,
p A. DARNEIkLE, bAug9tloneeF, and Real
ay h5 Nisas Of @eSd dated SSycmbsr9
land records of washinston County District 'sS Of
VIII s g%Ss %Sss 81 sSs
@sSnsoa Gy B. nSs asssbsd scgHb%a n s
% Ga me Of PUr sSG 9f ss
and twcnty-lour td2il eight (Sj inches from the
@ = 81 fP h sSTsS %ss. rHa, l%o
!2 fset one @ and & &e-halrG'l inches, thence north
% Tssi ssacs ten . oSs si hnn ana
g tss snSs Sns ss
Il dwo-sto,y frame dwelling.
twelve and eighteen months. secured by note:
hearing sSn, per GENT Interest. and deed ra
80 down when the ProPsrt!y yi,S,stEae A Struck on;
4. s. .DARNEiLEE, Trustees.
ie' w lotn
National Republican., 1877-02-16

COMMIsbION MERCHANTs.
~ II. WILLARD 4 SON, OOMMls-
dealers In Butter, EgEs Poultry, anne OF all kinds
Green and Dried Fruits, Potatoes, Beans, Pork an
all kinds OF farm produce. Conslgnments and Gus
toners solicited. Reference given as required Adns
iot OF MlchigAn apples iust received. nov2a-sm
w. fioHhE fioyisf6N MxkoaNsrgs. s rgsHSsEsAhE ss.f porh
BAcon, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Canned Goods, 30 of
packages for home and foreign markets. Partlcu-
lar attention given 70 War and Navy Department
avenue. Auas-iy
nANIEL J; MOFFATT, ssi LOUISIANA
the sale OF Grain. Poultry, Butter Eggs and ali
Kinds Of country produce. Customers and consign-
menus soncited nOls-am
N N. REAM, elo LOUISIANA AVENUE.
lLs General Commission Merchant, makes spe.
IAlty Of butter; Cheese Eggs and Poultry. Flour,
SrsIn, Fork and other produce received daily. The
highest grade OF aour constantly or hand.
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NEW YORK.
Weather.
Horrible Crime.

Weather.
New YORK, April3. Cloudy, mild, wind south
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Winthrop Locals.

Winthrop Locals.
On Monday, April 2, Edwin 5. Briggs, a re-
spected citizen of Winthrop, left his house, went
to the well and threw himself in headforemost.
His wife saw him and summoned help immediate
ly, who raised him from the water, after three
minutes sojourn Medical aid was quickly at
hand and after an hour he brought to con-
sciousness He must have been in an insane
frame of mind but he seems now in his right
mind. Mr.. Briggs has been very prominent in
Winthrop. has been a member OF the board of Sc
lectmen five years, and held other important Off
ces.
The Reform Club on Monday evening elected
the following officers President, Is. S. Kelley !;
Vice Presidents, b. &. Torsey, Jacob L. Durgin
Sec. and Treas, A. c. Otis; Singing Com, Z. S.
French, A. ii. Webb, ii. f. Morton. Mr.. Kelley,
the President elect, is an old veteran in the club,
being its founder and first president, continuing
as such for more than year. The selection is a
deserved compliment to his labor and esrnesness
The ladies Of the Congregationalist society are
to have evee on Thursday evening, the 9Th inst
The women of Winthrop get up all the success ful
levees. A good time is expected.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
NJ. T.. Conference.

BosToN, April 4. The New England Confer
ence Of the NJ. L. church opened this morning at
Lynn, and was called to order by the President,
Rev. Bishop Foster, d. D., Rev. Z. II. Manning,
secretary of the conference. Having organized
the roll was called, showing that Iii members
were present, out of 2lj belonging TO the confer
ence.
The standing committees for 1877 were accep.-
ed. Voted to meet each morning at Sij, and adj
iourn at ll.4j A. NJ.
Among the resolutions presented by Rev W.
+. Mallaliew, ID. d., of Boston, were the follow
ing
Resolved That we arc filled with approhen-
sions for the future when we contemplate tie
practical sale of one of the great political parties
OF the republic by two politicians of that party,
who have held and now hold very intimate rcla
tons to the President, thus sacrificing riacple
party and righteousness for sake of temporary
success.
Resolved, That we protest most earnestly
against the action of the new administration in
making terms with the kluNlux, and instigator of
the Hamburg massacre, NJ. c. Butler, and still
more earnestly do we protest against the official
recognition by the administration of that arch en-
envy of the republic, who long since ought to have
been hung for treason, Wade Hampton of South
Carolina, and who now by threats and in,imids-
ton dehcs the power of the government, and bull
lies the President into compliance with his traitor
Gus and wicked usurpations.
The resolutions were received with great ap-
plause, and were referred to special committee
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Easter sunday.

In common with the churches of the land, the
Methodist people held Easter services at their neat
little chapel at Readiield Corner. This is plain
little house oItsde, but inside very cosy and
tasty. The preachers desk was veiy prettily fes-
TONED with evergreen aud tributes from the for
est trees. Tic horal decorations, though not on
large scale were very beautiful and fragrant,
and arranged in manner unique and artistic.
At the right hsnl of the preacher, on small
table, was a vase Of flowers arranged with rare
taste, while netting of evergreen and ivy en-
twined around the table to the floor, uniting with
that around the ministers desk. On the platform
each side of the desk lay rustic wreaths from
which peeped the de licste flower. There was no
attempt at elaborate floral decoration, though most
beautiful bouquets were either side of the BIZ
chestra was adorned with slender wreath ran
ming IN front of the music player, while pendant
from the lamps were rural gather ings. The COM
munion table was very neatly clothed. and every
thing spoke fayoraby 10 praise of this growing
church They h sye bc II Of late very much re-
freshed spiritually, are told, by the cooperative
faith and sbors OF some jealous Friends from
East Winthrop The sermon was by the pastor,
Rev. Mr., Mason, who olds large place in the
hearts of the people. Not only his own society but
all Others accord 10 him the true Catholic spirit,
seeking for the good of ALL His text was Matt.
XXviII 6, "le is not here, for lie has risen. he
SAID" lie explained the meaning of Easter day,
reviewed some opinions concerning il, and then
very eloquently and forcibly proved the resurrec-
ton of his Saviour. At the close OF his sermon,
a very modest young Miss of some sixteen or
eighteen summers. stepped on to the platform,
and standing by the side of the minister read
very excellenty, the poem on Easter Sunday, by
the Rev. John Keble. This was altogether un-
known feature in the programme, but took the
people by surprise and held them in silent admira-
ton to its close. This young lady, we learn, was
the ministers daughter, now member of kents
Hill Seminary. At the close Of the public service
the communion service was attended to by quite a
number of church members, and it was in all q
very enjoyable day to a passing stranger. We
are told that brother Nj. ID. is the moving spirit
in this little band. In giving the notices the Rev.
gentleman said his conference was in two weeks,
and he should then preach his last sermon and
close up his term of ministerial labor among them.
There seems to be universal regret at the neces-
sity of this, and the plan of the Methodist people
is quite strongly spoken against. and there are
persons who would unite with this branch Of the
church militant, were it not for this feature Of
changing ministers every two years. However we
suppose it has its advantages which an outsider
cannot see.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Election.

PROVIDENCE. April 4. The State election was
held to-day. The republicans nominated Gen. c.
{. Van Zandt of Newport, for Governor, and the
nomination was endorsed by the prolibitory con
vention.
The democrats nominated J. b. Blrnaly #
Providence, who was supported by the liquor in
terest and dissatisfied republicans under the lead
it is alleged, of the present Governor.
The present returns indicate that the republican
candidates for Governor and Lieut.. Governor are
elected by 400 to 600 majority, and the remainder
Gen'l and Treasurer, by from 900 to 1000 ma
jorty. The General Assembly will undoubtedly
be republican, although these will probably be no
choice in this city and in several other towns.
The latest report is that the total vote with one
town wanting, is as follows Van Zandt, Il 33i !;
Barnaby, 1923; scattering, $50.
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STATE NEWS.

The house Of Capt Gem in Prospect was en-
tered Tuesday afternoon, while he and family
were in Bucksport. The thief or thieves wer,
doubtless in quest of money, but finding none Sc
fire to the building. The fire started in the clothe
press. The neighbors soon. discovered the ligh
and succeeded in putting it out without much diff
hculty. Nothing has been missed from the house
1t appears that the attempted suicide of Mr.. j
kimball OF Gorham did not result fatally, and the
man is now recovering.
Prof MacMichael says the reported effects OIL
blue glass are mythical
At the regular meeting OF the Arson Reform
Club, held at the club rooms last Saturday even
ing the following officers were chosen for the EN-.
suing quarter: Ben Moore, Pres. j. Williams,
Benz G. Albee, Chas Pullen, V. Pres. Ora Nj
Hilton, Sec; Frank Bodfsh, Treas. The club is
in good financial standing, and commences the
second year of its existence under the most ia.
vorable auspices.
The large attendance on the religious service:
held at City Hall by Messrs. Needham and Steb.
bins, is most striking indication of the remark
able readiness of all classes at the present time te
listen to the gospel. The crowded houses ON
Sunday, and the fact that on an of evening Tx,
Monday. with threatening weather, City Hall wa
so nearly filled, afford unmistakable indications o
remarkable work in this community. Messrs
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EUROPE.
Bismarck's Resignation.

BERLIN, April 4. At the Emperor's reauest
bismarck leaves his resignation in allegiance dur
ing his years absence. Bismarck declares his
present health incapactates him for work, and he
feels attendance at parliament an intolerable bur-
den. Won Stosch and Bismarck are on good
terms 1t is understood Bismarck will visit Eng.
land during his retirement. The heads of the de-
partmcnts will Professionally discharge the duties
of the imperial during Bismaick's absence.
A Berlin correspondent declares the reports of
Bismaicks resignation as mere exaggerations of
TACT, and that his vacation will be longer than
usual.
The Times Paris correspondent transmits the
following semi official note which il saws came
from the German embassy:
"On the announcement by Bismarck of his in
tention OF taking a congo, the rumor spread that
he wa; to be succeeded by Hohenlohe, the Ger
man ambassador at Paris We are able to state
this report Is incorrect. Prince Hohenlohe will
assuredy be kept at his present post, while Bis
marcks functions as chancellor and minister of
foreign affairs will probably be discharged by Won
Bulow and Camphaussen."
The Eastern Question,
The Berlin correspondent of the Times says the
chlel obstacle TO the conclusion of peace between
Montenegro and Turkey is removed. Russia ha,
advised Montenegro to renounce the demand for
Nicslc and content herself with the cesson of
huezI or Koloschin. The porte, in recognition of
this advice, sent Rcuof Pasha as a special am
bassador to st. Petersburg, to try and remove any
further difficulties. The protocol only records
those demands of the conference which were not
previously rejected by the porte, and the dispatch
OF Reuet Pacha to ST. Petersburg is regarded al
most as guarantee of an arrangement. II is
certain the Montenegrins will make no difficulty
II Russia Is willing to come to terms.
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Needham and stebbins have made most fayora-
ole impression, aud many of our citizens who
have attended the Tabernacle meetings 10 Boston.
say that our people need not go to Boston to get
complete idea Of the character Of the Moody
and Sankey meetings, for we nave them here in
all their power.-lLewiston Journal.
A few days ago a lady in Portland received
from lady friend postal on which we're writ.
ten 40S words.
The Lewiston Journal says the town of Poland
is about funding its debt Of $4,000 10 per cent
bonds, interest payable annually. The bonds will
be taken at par by citizens of the town. 1t is an
excellent time now for towns to fund their debts
The pipe which Capt. Josiah Williams of Kit
terry left on his mantlepiece just before his death
81 years ago. still remains in that POSITION the
family not allowing it to be removed. Therefore,
the man who desires to have his memory perpet-
usted should smoke pipe!
John Cole of Orono met with quite q surprise
tuesday morning in finding upon the doorstep of
his house, at the mouth of the Basin road in that
town, rsisin box in which was a live, healthy
looking baby. The infant was packed very care
fully in cotton and surrounded With nice quilt .
The town fathers have taken the little one in care
No owner has been yet been found. The box was
labeled Bucksport.-L Bangor Commercial.
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Sherif's Sale.

kENSEBEC ss.-Distralned and seized, on
Treasurer and Collectors warrant, IN favor of the
city OF Augusta, against Benjamin IL. Cusnman of
said Augusta, for non-payment of his State, County
and City taxes, i've shares in the capital stock OF
the Granite National Bank OF said Augusta, belong
ing 10 said Cushnan, and will be sold by public
auction, to the highest bidder, on Saturday the
twenty first day of April, A. ID 1871 at ten o'clock
in the oTenc on, at the banking rooms of said Gran
tie National rank. Aso at the same time dis
trained and seized, on warrant of said Treasurer
and Collector, in favor of said city, and aeainst
said Cushman, Tor non-payment Of his Village
school District taxes, in said city OF Augusta one
share OF the capital stock in said Granite National
Bank, belonging to said Cushman, and will be sold
by public auction to the highest bidder at the same
time and place before mentioned.
Dated at Augusta, this fifteenth day of March
A. ID. 1871.
3wlt WM. III. LIBBY, Sheriff.
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GEORGIA..
Negro Troubles,

New YORK, April 1. A posse of white men of
Crawford, Ga, having heard that negroes were
holding meetings, went to house in the suburbs
Monday night, where they found sentinel watch
ing the meetings. The negroes came out and fred
into the whites, wounding five, but not fatally
The whites returned to town and obtained more
men, but when they reached the place of meeting
again. no negroes were found Subsequently sew
eral were arrested and put in jail
The whites allege the meetings were of an in
cend,ary characters that the negroes are armed
and have been drilling, and they are under great
excitement, consequent upon the teachings Of one
johnson.
Gov Brown has not responded to a request for
aid from the whites
There is considerable excitement, aad the coun-
try is patrolled by white volunteers.