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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-08-16
Fen Gents will be paid for copy
of the MINING JOURNAL Of July 18th, last,
on delivery at the JOURNAL OFFICE
Business E1caiS

The cheapest LOT of trimming Silks at
Ilitchins Bros; fashionable colors
lITCHINs BROS are selling Corsets at
% cents; Childtens Psrasols, IS Cts, each
CONSUMPTION Eured.-An old
physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of simple vegcta-
bic remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure tor Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma, and all Throat and Lung Alice
tons, also a positive and radical cure for
| Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tcst@i Its wonderful
curative powers in The Ids of cases, has
felt ii his duty to make 1t ..nown to his suf-
tering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and & desire to relieve human suffering, I
will send free Of charge to all who desire ii,
this recipe, with full directions for prepar-
ing and using, in German, French or Eng
lish. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper, W. w. SHERAR.
l49 Powers Block, Rochester, N. \.
Nov iGg0Bf5.l
New DRESS GOODS at Hitchins Bros;
also beautiful Lawns-all fashionable.
uitchins Bros. are selling large lot of
th'l''"en Shoes at job prices, owing to
SIZE icing broken.
WHITE PIQUEs at Hitchins Bros, actu-
ally cheaper than Bleached Muslins; limit
cd quantity only, and market strong.
Colored Halnblrgs and Cash's Colored
Trimmings to suit.
LADIES LACE TOP GLOVES, Super Lisle,
frame made gauzc Isle, 4 Buttons; all
quantities in latest fashion at Hitchns
Bros.
Little girls particularly ought to go to
Eilcnlns BROS. for cheap Fans, Collarettes
and Ties.
-, Che" JACKscNs BEST Sweet Navy
IGis;scco.
A fine article of Family Flour at Hitch
ms Bros, at SG,25. 1t will pay to buy it.
CIR OVERALL SUITs-Pants and Jack
ct Tor 50, {; the best goods out; all sizes at
liitchns Bros
LADIES can buy splendid Silk Clocks
Baibrlggan Hose at Hitchins. Bros for 25
cents apiece.
Ana Astonishing Fact.-A large
proportion OF tie American people are to-
day dying from the effects of DYSPEPSIA or
disordered liver. The result of these dis
eases upon the masses of intelligent and
valuable people is most alarming, making
lie actually burden instead of pleasant
existence OF enjoyment and usefulness as
il ought 10 be. There is no good reason
for this, if you will only throw aside pre-
jndice and skcpticism, take the advice of
Druggists and your friends, and try one
bottle of Green's August Flower Your
speedy relief is certain Millions of bot
ties of this medicine have been givcn away
to try its virtues, with satisfactory results
in every case. You can buy sample bot
tie for ten cents to try. Three doses will
relieve the worst case. Positively sold bv
all Druggists on the Western Continent
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miscellaneous Advertisements.
TWO HOUSES FOR RENT
VERY LOW. Apply to
Dec21 JAMES KANE.
ORDER NzSa.

Curtin NJ. Graham and No. ESQ., in the
Sarah wright Circuit Court for
,. e.; Allegany County
William Husband as
and wife, Court of Euuity
nRDERED, this Both day of July, 1870
Wy the Circuit Court for Allegany cou.
ty as q Count OF Equity, that the sale made
and reported by Curtin NJ. Graham and
Sarah Wright in this case be ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the list day
day OF September, 1879, provided n copy
of this order be published in some news.
paper printed in Aheganv county once
in each of three SUGGEST SO; weeks before
the Goth day Of Augcst. 70.
The report states the amount OF sale 20
be $3.50 Test; THEO. LUMAN,
True copy CLERK.
Test. TnEo. LUMAN, Clerk. Aug 2-St
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A $l50-HoRsE belonging to George
NJ. Hansell, died the other day.


The ScHooLs.-The School Board
met Thursday and confirmed princi-
pals and appointed assistants as fol-
lows, the first named in each case be-
ing principal:
Midlothan--J A. Smith
Eckhart--A. ". Dewitt, Mary A. c.
Bevans, Una Wonn.
Woodland-J ". Hurst
Pekin--Wm. 30 gan, Lille Longa baugh,
Kate Ingman.
Pompey Smasll-John Fatkin, Annie
Kohl.
Homecoming (Rockvile)-- d. o. Sullivan,
Ella j. Sullivan, Fannie 5. Bevans, Kate
M. Grammar. (Castle)-O. III. Bruce,
Maggie r. Sloan, Maurie II. Wilson,
Minnie Bel, Janet MAXWELL Mary $.
White, Claudia =, Pendleton. (Old)-Wm.
Cunning (Detmold) Sailie Hetzel.
Froslhurg-Howard Il Klein, George
d. Showacre, Henry A. Barber, Worth
ington NcCrlloh, A. f. Brown, Helen
Berkcbile, Rose E. Beyans, Ida Keller.
Barton--H. Winter, Ellen D. Ham,
Ida Duckworth, Ida Stewart. Kate Z.
gladden..
The appointments O. Hiram G.
Bell, as principal Of Castle school,
Homecoming; George G. Mckay, prin-
cipal of Mt. Savage school, and Ed
ward Creegan, teacher at Midland
school, were rejected.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-08-16

FIaEMEN's SECOND GRAND Promo.
Among the organizations that have
accepted invitations and will be pres
ent at the Firomen's Picnic to be held
st this place next Wednesday and
Thursday, August goth and 2lst, are
Arion Cornet Band, of this place;
the Queen City Cornet Band, the
Vigilant, Cumberland, South Gunber-
land Hose Companies and the Pioneer
Hook-and-Ladder Company, of Cum
berland; the Homecoming and Excel
sior Cornet Bands, of Lonaconing,
and the Fire Department, of Pied
mont. AS the Fire Department, CT
this place, numbers about rs msm-
bers, and the above organizations
present, all neatly uniformed, we may
exrcetto see the graadest procession
and witness the grandest day ever
known. The merchants are all inyt-
ed to take part in the procession, and
they ars also earnestly requested to
decorate their establishments with
flags, etc.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-08-16

MINE Observation-Disclosures Ri
ordan JIG this month examining the
scales of the several mines and testing
them with a T. S. standard 5O-lb.
weight. So far he finds three "out Of
keller" The next best thing to do
now is to have them properly adjust
ed and kept so.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-08-16

The AKRON BAND accepted an in
vitation to the St. Cloud Hotel last
week, and the numerous guests were
favored with a number of very fine
airs. And then the clever propri-
etor, Mr.. O. Lynch, did his best in
providing a set-out of the good things
for which his house is noted.
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WHEN To DRINK WHIsKEY. Eat oys-
ters only in the months that have an "r"
in their names, and drink whiskcy only in
the months that have TX" in their names.
-Erchange.
They spell October in Garrett with
tx"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-08-16

Communicative R. Smith
son and j. R. Andrew are attending
the Flintstone campmeeting. Rev. J.
P. Wilson is expected at Union Grove
next week.
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Mr.. CoLToN's LECTURE has been
delivered in all parts of the State, and
has received the highest encomiums
of praise from press and people.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-08-16

Recommendations Eisfeller
was appointed Bailiff at the last ses-
sion of the Council, vice J. P. Smith,
dismissed.
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A RARE TREAT is offered the public
in the entertainment advertised BY
the ladies of the NJ. E. Church to take
place next Monday evening in the au-
ditorium Of the church. Miss Mosher
Is an accomplished elocutionist; her
part of the programme is worth far
more than the low price of admission.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-08-16

"a STITCH in time saves nine" Disease
in various forms is superinduced by the
existence of worms in children and adults.
Shrincr's Indian Vermifuge will destroy
and eXpel them, thus removing the cause,
saving both life and money.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-08-16

ATTENTION is especially called to
the Lecture announcement in our adj
vertising columns. Under the aus
pices Of the English Lutheran Sun
day School Mr.. Cotton will again ap-
per before the public here with new
and popular Lecture. His subjects,
as usual, are homely and practical,
and his ctyle humorous and instruct
i've. he hope Zig former effort viii
induce a large hearing, because, inst,
that the Sunday School will profit
more thereby; and, second, because
he has never yet spoken to small
house. These wishes are both ganer-
Gus and selfish, and (pardon the other
anomaly } spiritual and natural. Al
most any man in the same circum-
stances would entertain them. We
repeat, therefore, that the Lutheraus
and Mr.. Cotton want q full house,
third, because a large audience is a
wonderful stimulsnt to a lecturers
efforts, and, fourth, there's money in
it for tho Sunday School Library.
Let everybody buy ticket at Win
gert's, Peroy's, or shafer q Munn's.
After you have paid % cents for
ticket, you may hand Shalfer & Mum
10 cents more for the privilege Of Sc
Letting reserved seat. They will
stick tack right down there. But
you had better hurry up. or all those
seats will be taken while you are
thinking about it. The rush is ex-
pected to be terrific.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-08-16

"LAUGHERTY's" reply to the minis
ters comes in too late for publication
this week. 1t will appear next.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-08-16

VIZ do Il OF believe in laedicine for chill
dren, but we do believe in Dr. Bulls Ba-
by Syrup and assert that no family should
be without it.
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DON'T fail to notice change in Mr..
F. G. Bealls advertisement, 4th page.
Important.
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PERsoNAL.-Miss Allie R. Hartzel
is summering at Shrewsbury, Pa.
Miss Lydia McNulty, of Pittsburg
Pa, is visiting her sister Mrs. E. Don
ahoe.
Miss Efie Rickley, of Cumberland,
is guest of G. W. Fisher.
Mrs. D. Houck and two children, OF
Cumberland, have been staying with
Mrs. HIS father, Reuben Anthony,
several weeks.
Mrs. G. F. Hartzell, of Martins
burg, is stopping with her father,
George B. Parker, of this place.
We chronicle the following summer
arrivals at Richard Beall's: Mrs.
Bishop Ames and daughter, and Mr..
Daniel G. Emery, of Baltimore, and
Mr.. Fl. Pernell, Of Austin, Texas.
Miss Viccie Trook, Of Washington,
ID. o., is staying at the residence of
7. G. McCulloh.
Olin Beall, Esq, returned Tuesday
evening from an overland drive
through Virginia Of nearly four hun
dred miles. His route embraced
Charlestown, Berryville, Front Royal,
Luray, New Market, Mt. Jackson,
Woodstock, Strasburg, Winchester
and Romney. At Luray he explored
the cave recently discovered there,
and saw subterranean formations of
matchless beauty. He returns pleas
ed with country and people.
At J. J. Hoblitzell's we find this
week Mrs. W. T. Hoblitzell and Mrs.
Annie Black, Of Meyersdale Pa.
French Evans, of Pittsburg; Rev. L.
T. Waterman and wife, of Baltimore,
and O. D. Hartzell, of the Southern
Express company, Nashville. Tenn.
Miss Florence Wright, Of Allen
town, Pa, is visiting Rev. G. S. NJ.
Stewart.
Mr.. Fred. Geahr, of New York, is
stopping with Thomas II. Paul
Miss Minnie Smithson has return
ed from visit to Baltimore, and
Miss Rose Devecmon from Meyers
dale.
PoL1TICAL.-In State republican
circles Hon. Lloyd Lowndes, of this
county, is prominently named in
connection with the nomination for
governor, and A. G. Greene, Esq, as
comptroller. A writer in Yesterdays
NewS puts Hon. II. W. Hoffman for
ward for governor.
Elsewhere we print Mr.. D. W.
Sloan's announcement. Hegoes in to
win; if successful will make an excel
lent prosecutor.
Mr.. W. Y. McCulloh announces
himself a democratic candidate for
the Clerkship. He proposes making
a strong run for the position, and his !
friends are backing him heavily. |
The States Attorneyship calls out |
Mr.. John S. Grove, of this place. |
This is prize Cumberland has al
ways carried off, and then came in for |
even shares in everything else. Mr..
Grove very reasonably concludes that |
she ghould divide honors with the |
county in this as in other Offices, aud |
a great many people join him in that
opinion. The same remarks apply to
Mr.. Sloan's case. Mr.. G. is an at
torney Of considerable practice and
would Doubtless fiji the position he
desires very aoceptably.
Mr.. B. A. Richmond looks at the
matter in the old light, however, and
comes to the fore with claims upon
his party otherwise second to none.
lie is careful lswye and would like
y fill well the position he seeks.
FI5EMFN'S SECOND GRAND PTcNrr |
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sour anti-Cough Balsam" is put up in
pint bottles at only One Dollar per bottle.
We care not how bad your cough is, if you
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A STORE Observation-Disclosures.
B. Stern & Go. are just completing a
vast improvement in their storeroom.
The floor which formerly stood sever
al feet above tie street has been low
cred nearly to that level, and an old
partition and stairway have been re-
moved, giving the room about 10
feet additional space. Besides these,
a neat glass front, extending the en-
tire width Of the ro5m, has been put
in, adding alike to the appearance
and value Of the house as q place of
business. B. Stern & Co. are among
the aoundest, most substantial and
popular firms in town, and we con-
graduate them upon an improvement
which must give great satisfaction to
their immense trade.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-08-16

The MINES COMMISSION has COM
pleted the work of exploring the
mines, including thres mines of the
smaller veins, namely three-foot, four
foot, and six foot, the two last named
being about half mile above Bloom
lngton in Garrett county. The first
is on the Pickell company's property
near Barton, and now being success
fully worried by that company.
We learn the Commission will look
into the matter Of weights next week
after which they will visit the Somer,
set and Clearfeld regions,
70 the credit Of com panies and en-
ployees it should be repeated that
the Commission has been provided
with every accommodation necessary
to facilitate the labors of exploration.
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Do you want to hear soms thing en-
tersaining, instructive and amusing ;
rich In illustration, Astounding in
sound advice, and amusing in anec-
dote, and that will occupy about one
hour in delivery?
Certainly"
Then go and hear Hon. George
Coltons Lecture at Paul's Opera
House, mex Tuesday evening. The
object tor which it is given appeals to
every one, and the management hopes
that through this effort they may be
able to add many new books to the
English Lutheran Sunday School Lii
brary, thus securing a wider range of
hsalthfnl literature for the young.
what is the price of admission ?"
Only 70 cents to be had at the drug
and book stores, or at the door on the
evening OF the Lecture. BY adding
~ cents you may secure reserved
seat which will be unohangeaoly
yours in case Of an OVERLOOKING house.
well, then, | should get my ticket
and seat now p
BY all means. And if you have
any near and dear friends it will be
wise to provide for them, too.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-08-16

The MARCH OF IMpRovEMENT.-
An ironical correspondent tells else
where of additional accommodations
for the COWS, which reminds us that
two parties have received letters this
summer inquiring whether "cows are
still permitted to run at large" One
of the writers decides not to spend
the summer hera on that account.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-08-16

BREAKoo 7N.-Returning from a
drive to Frcstburg last Sunday after
noon Judge Douglas carriage, con-
tanning himself, wife, and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Smith, broke down about
mile north Of Homecoming. The for
ward axle broke about the middle,
throwing Mr.. Smith out, happily with
out hurt. The horses are very gen.
tie, or serious consequences might
have ensued. The party walked
home.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-08-16
JOHN M. ZIMMERLY, Secretary.

tr one bottle yoa will never use any 9TH
er. For sale by all Druggists who care for
the health of their friends.
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APRIL 1sr, 1870.
Recognizing the fact that the relation
ship eXstiag between the Counties Of
Maryland and the City of Baltimore Is
such that residents of the Counties have
occasion to visit the City frequently dur
ing the year; in consideration of these
facts aud the liberal patronage extended
the "Maltby' in the past, | deem it but
matter of justice that some discrimination
should be made in their favor. I have
therefore concluded to
ReduCethe Price of Board to 81 a day
feeling confident that the same will be fully
appreciated by them, and al the same time
merit and secure an increased share of
their patronage. Assuring them thas
nothing will o. left undone that can add
to their comIu.t during their stay.
Rooms without board, rs cents and up
ward per day.
q. Es, IEOulkN, Prop.
Apr D
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cordial invitation extended everybody and enjoy the
grande day this county has Witnessed
be prizes will be competed for by different organizations For further
information, etc. address
, 1879-06-12

+tf
In knrno Of It's uclnlIs, tllp recent catastrophe
At Auteull tears Il curaua Resemblance to I'M,
fnt lnoFo turrlble cAaiity which lebutaecd paris
On lhe night of Marie Antotnst,a's trst arrival
thcFp, circumstance aftnrwurtt llrl by pupl,Inr
superstition to presAEu tile disasters Ut llcr ow,
reign. 4 magnificent display Ut fireworks hull
been pfgEnrcl on ti4c Place Louis Nv, III ku.lor
u tho ueeRslalI, and thousands III teorlo us-
scMDlctl to witl.eAs tho spectacle. Butt by sotnu
m!snianaxeInen., oI,o Vi thu rnckuts exploded In
tho wruuE direction, a1t.t Eyt site to soe hang.
ings. Aatl the pop.i!acu rcn,aiI!etl puies, no
harm wuutd hayo happened, for tiu tire was n!-
n,ust t1niuudlltcly uxt1nguiskrA; but tho crowd,
kutxt.t with sudden pauIr, rushed llka tor
rcst tuwuru the ulher si,!e Ut thu sluare, which
Was bnLIlldcd b. high wall. III tt!ts quarter
Byyc.ul decp trenches hai been dug tor lle
erection of new huuses, luta which tho poor
tWt1telies waru precltptatel by srores, Aud In
stuutly stfllcl by tIe weight Of tt.oss who fult
Npon lhc,u. Diners wcru killed Or iaa!1lul BY
the frightened sarriauu Horses, wlo went cllarg.
Eng through Tho snass IN every llsvclton, drug
gluS te,r vehicles utter them; anil great till,il-
ber wcrc literally crushed flat against tie wall
BY the pressure of lhu thruny, tho force ot
which uladt thu very masonry crack ta Several
piaeee. ''Illu who'll square was like nattle-
acu," raiu IN eyewitness, "aI many battles
haru had II smaller return ut killed and volu4-
cl.h II ls u Singular lustunco Ut sht irony VI
history t.a. auong thu surgeons who tYn1c4
, 1879-06-12

victims fam fn the hn1,rls Of tho Inv. Inst
}enr'a record, which IL run'askabIY favorable 10
l"rcancra, VIII nnAwcr mir rlifpuse. There
wHrc 1h,!Es! persons brought 10 tn courts. lf
lhese, AtIa1 ensns were fu1nfnari1y sctllt'1,-
M that Is, f,net1 or reprnanirA ami discharged.
sllis hutnhcr, 1ITl wnro horn In tile United
SiAtos. n.Hl :s,2l5 born 1T o.I,rr countries. TT
sc forGiGn-hurl1, 1h,tHl wcrr frlsll--tnurc than
81 per cent ht' all fOrrlEn w.o The irish popi-
latt"n y lsss t1nn 35 pct cunt u all foreign In
stsn "t 19,oei, ZIG SUN tcta should have tleeu
excel.
I.uottng for sncrIal offcnscs, VIC find that 15,-
l'k, wero punished for intoxscatto.,, OF whom
!NIt-n ttt!u more Than onelmiT--werc FROM
Ireland. Fur ,tts'rtcriy 'eu,1l,uct there wrro
ti!c.r 52a9 were Iriah Or more tl,nn Is per CENT
"f nll foreign: of rasranry ticre wefc 4,71B
caEeB, Of which 2. Ii weru furairt1-bnr nnd Ot
these l,43s, nr ntatn more than is per cent,
were frf'm trelaMl.
PROM THE COUNTS 70 TIE 1sr.Awn.
Hcrc wo must not only take in tho criminal,
put tl'c sick. helpless, null fnzy. la chief pet,nl
institution here ia thc pcnitcntinry. in which
native Americans haya n roltspg manrily; ous
4,e!n cotntn'tted in 1eGd-'G1, Tiers wero 2,GO5
nnL!yes and ,a51 foreigners. but Of tho foreign
lre!aHl had l,112. Or 10 pcr cunt. The great
Alms.llouee, ncntlY always running over, rc-
setveti tn tue two ycars ] ,:gW persons. If whom
755 wero natives, s.1+7 irish, 353 German, n,n
5s2 other foreign. The recoru OF t',n Aims
House for twenty-five years shows tl,n atlInis-
ston of II $50 persons. Of whom l3,GKU were
natsFe.turh {two-thrns with f0se!gli.bprn pa
rentsl dt1s were Irish. LOO were Uernn,l,
and D,o'2 other ioreign-born. As tt!csa tlgurcs
cover Il quarter of a. century, they are North
inr'hrr not.ee. Retnenber 1lle element, If pupu-
!afleH Antl approximation Of religious liyfsun
betorc noted nlli compare:
, 1879-06-12

found tlcnrfv 200 persons, who l,atl been walt.
Ing four days for n boat tn sH,p for thrnf. Tile
tnrn lad lccono ~ ycxcs! nnti disappointed that
they hcEan to mnffnlfr atl That the CAPTAINS
oi thn steamers lad been 1rtbctl nut 10 atup fnr
thrnl, hs .!sulf. n 1arga party n:nrtl tilpf,1-
selves with Winchester trtHattn. rft1,.s, mud
Threatened tn ATTEMPT tho taptnrr Of ttir first
e:att which cn'nc tl'at wac. Sos1e wlIto resi-
tents u tito Town near ui,crc t1r ,nsIl7 wns
learned II their purpose, md sttcrecdrd lit dis
hllu'linE 'lIc men frt'.l this scheme.
They nrc all ~astIng fer ti'e iree boat, which
they have been told the Government wuuId
arnd tor t}1rrn-,llc ttark Hawk. 4 tnn,l named
Conway started thut story. He has lately
iransllctl nut rs Gen. l.oltray, uni been The
tlal'5.;" more trouble a'ul destltutfou aiming
ihc black. than my pcrsun IN tin movement.
Postmaster Mcmillan, of New Orleans, a thor.
onth Kepnbica!l. IL ctinhatts. in TIN statement
tliAt Conway Is not and never VIVA General. ln
TIC nriny he wns known as 'rar.on' Co,Iwny,
alnl later IN Nsw Orleans IS ''ret,.ccnt' Con-
Tay. ITO Inns no stAWIug except what TIE las
acquired by Ills sell. assumed position az tho
Moses OF the cooretl men. liz IL ustng his et,-
'lctvorf IN have bunt sent down the MIass-
stpp!i River ircr. lhIs Is Tor Il purtt.se.
III Rt"Aincr comes There offering ffca
transportation to the pcgFocs, IL will bs thu be-
ginning Of thu new troubles which will not lIo
easily ended. There Is always class vi lotily-
era about the tayrrns 10 the s,Ilai towns who
Arc rcndy for any lavleasncss. They sympatl!xe
With II. planters In this movement. II n boat
hhouh, lainl to lake away she negroes, s!,e Will
be fired upon as sure as there III powder MD
ball In Lunsiann auti Mississippi. Not only
slAt sic may be SINK. IIsen the news will liz
scnA North, paiut,:d in NJ! tue glnry Of t.1c
bloody el,lrt, aud the new rebellion will l,o In
auEuEairs. This maT be the programme o. tho
Republican party mannEcrs, but hnpe, and su
dues every conservative lnan snuth, il,at tile
Goresnment will nut allow nnY free steam
crs to ~ down the altssI.spp, iur az sure rs 1t
does there will be trouble. Should tile boat
s''nr, It would he an Indication HAT the pronn-
tscs 1nat!c to the darkies were to bo kept, and,
getting the frco transportation, nothing under
heaven could lfssutde them liat the rest Df
tile prulnt1u would not be fulfilled. The ro:n
a.nl cotton fields would bo e,uptied In less than
month. and the whole OF t:lG Immense crops,
which Will he ready in short time for gather
Ing, would be lost. The rspr hauks woulh he
black with the cxpectant ncgtuct. md a rolIt-
Etun between them nl.tt the wuttcs would be Tho
Inevitable result. 70, you See. this matter Is
une OF serious import. aud. willie It not only
CONCERNS the p1osncrttF Ut the South, 1t has
a t,Nari&iH ON lh nenee nf thr 1shoIa cu,int tY,b