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WashinKeon News.

WASHINGTON, August 1S.-In the case
OF Cowdry and others. ps. the Galveston
and Houston Railroad and others, Judge
Swayns has made e decree holding the
railroad, &o., OF the old company sub
ject to the mortgages, and dismissing
that part Of the complaint which claimed
the property Of the successor company
and an individual liability of the defend
ants. Both parties appeal to the Su-
preme Court. Cowdry, who represents
the bond holders, is placed in possession
of the railroad until the appeals are de-
termined-- --Cowdry giving security to ac-
count for the rents and profits while in
possession. rT,u
Internafrevesnalee' receipts to-day $685.
OUO.A . 4 fe;zrStpi W,I rft1 1.,.4
Cuban advices to the 9th are semi
official. The Dhbans rejoiced at the or
der OF De ROdas, of a. general conscrip-
tion. It iSestimeted that it will double
their forces. IN The negroes are asserting
their independence under the proclama.
ton of Che Cesp government, and
are organizing iur active operations
They have taken the field at several
points In their own defence. Gen. Que
soda is rapidly closing his lines, and be-
ieves that in fifteen or twenty days he
will be in possession of Nuevitas. Gen.
Jordan is being reinforced by the con-
script Cdbens, and is Incorporating them
in his army: He says he will imme-
diately commence offensive operations,
with the assurance Of success.
A letter from Chief Justice Chase has
recently. been exhibited in which he ex-
pressed great satisfaction at the result of
the Virginia election, and hoped that q
similar result would attend the elections
in Tennessee, Mississippi and Texas.
He intimated that the Republican party
had served its purpose, and that great
conservative party ought to be formed
out. OF the moderate men of all existing
parties:
The, Supervisors of Revenue, in con-
sultation, have agreed upon concert of
action, whereby they hope to defeat the
whiskey rings, The details are with
Cuban advices of the 9th state that
many are fleeing the Spanish conscrip-
tion and Joining the Cubans. The dis
content among the slaves is increasing.
Jordan and Quesada, are fully holding
tuelC own. .tlIr - .- "a.
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ANOTHER NEGRO ACCIDENTALLY KILL
ED.-In the Saluda side of our District,
on Saturday, the 7th August, two me-
groes, Edward Gillian and Tom Gull
breath, were playing with gun, which
was accidentally discharged, and the
contents lodged in the body of Gillian,
causing his death in few hours.
Edqe1aeld Advertiser.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA
DEPOSITS OF 81 1 UPWARDS RECEIVED.


1ES1TEERSEST STE 8 NR TAdkzh0WSD AZ zhs,W ATEHE RAEE0
POUNDED EYER Y SIX MONfHS.
pR1NCIPAL and Interest. or anv narf the,a.
4 OF, may be withdrawn at any time--the
BANK reserying the right (thougli it will be
rarely exerctsed) to demand four teen t1ave, M
tice II the amount 10 under 81 900: tventy dav.
II over u .o0O and under %, 600. or thirty days
Wade Hampton, President,
John b. Palmeri Vice-President.
Thomas p. Gregg. Cashier.
John O. b. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, Columbia,
William Martin, Columbia
+. w. McMaster, Columbia.
A. G. Haskell, Columbia. .
!. Z. Thomas, Columbia.
E. II. Heinitsh, Columbia.
John B. Palmer, Columbia.
Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia.
9. T. Scott, NewLerry.
W. G. Mayes, Newberry.
y. Il. Rutledge, Charleston.
=, Daniel Ravenel, Jr., Charleston.
MechanIcs, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or
phans and others may here deposit their saw
lngs ana draw hbera! rate Of interest there
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trnafees
wishing to draw interest on their funds untiI
they require them for business or other mr.
Poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
and M1nors (whose deposits can only be with
drawn by themselves, or, in case Of death, by
their legal representatives, wishing TO lay
aside funds for future use. are here afforded
an opportunity. OF depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate and. at
the same time, be subjectto to withdrawal when
neeueu.- Aug 1S
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Private Boarding in New York.
GOMFORTABLE, airy Rooms, with Board,
~ IN a pleasant locality-Fourth street, op-
Posite Washington Square. Street cars pass
the door every few minutes. Apply to, or ad.
dress, MRS. g. f. WyATT
A South Washington Place, 4th street.
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When the war was going on, and 10y
atty needed the soldiers to protect it, In
plundering the South, they we're called
"boys in blue;" now that the war is
over, and soldiers are not needed, they
are called one-legged impostors, and
grind organs for q living.
Ne,o Pork Democrat.
TYPE SETTING MACHINE. vear
almost the long sought perfect type set
ting machine is invented. The latest is
the invention Of q man in Raleigh, N. c..
and is approved by Mr.. Seaton Gales
and Governor Holden, who assert their
belief in its practicability.
According TO the Spanish Journals in
Cuba, the following insurgent command
ers have been killed and come to life
again several times: Quesada, twice;
fIgueredo, Agintela, Feralto, Cisneros.
each once; Marmol, twice; and Lorda
three times.
Boutwell, is about contracting with his
Boston friends to raise oil the vessels
sunk during the war. Operations will.
we suppose, be Immediately commenced
OF Charleston in raising the celebrated
stone fleet.
"Mrs. " II. Nj. Turner, wife of the Ma
ooH Ae2io oA-PoStihaSter, was 1Orc1Dly
removed from the ladies' car on the Cen
trail Railroad few nights ago. She
gave tho coductor notice that he "would
hear from" her insulted majesty again.
A negro at Danville, Va, snapped his
pistol at dog, but it failed, when he
looked down the muzzle to see what was
the matter. He saw it. The pistol went
on, and SO did the top of the darkey's
head.
A fatal accident occurred to freight
train on the South-side (Va.) Railroad.
on Monday last, by which Capt. Hobson,
the conductor, and colored preacher
named Miles, were instantly killed.
A gentleman who has just reached
Galveston from pretty extensive tour
over Eastern Texas, informs the editor of
the Ne'rs that the oldest inhabitants
have never known the crops as promising
as they now are.
The number of frightful accidents
arising from the explosion of kerosene
lamps, in New York, averaging from
four to five each week, is attracting 90
neral attention.
Robert Nunns, the well.known piano
forte maker, probably the Oldest in the
United States, died on Wednesday. Mt
Setauket, l.. l., where he resided. He
was in his seventy-eighth year.
Albert Green slapped DR.. Latham's
face at Mississippi City. The doctor
walked home, got his double barrelled
gun, returned and killed MI. Green
without any nonsense whatever.
Not long ago, O man in Minnesota
died very sudden, I'D examination-we
learn from State paper-showed that a
hole in the back part of hs head pene-
trated his brain.
BY the explosion on Saturday of the
boilers of the steamboat Cumberland,
near Shawneetown, Ind, twenty lives
were lost. ,.l,
Cantillon, one of the Old Guard. and
suspected of being one who attempted
the ASSASSINATION Of Wellington, is just
| dead in Paris.
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baltimore Rsgalia Emporium.

baitimore Hegalia Emporium.
S19Co BEoEraex.a.
MANUFACTURERS Of Reeslia, Jewels
3Ml Lodge Paraphernslia, &o., for Masons.
In l., .. Q: Fr Red Hen, Knights Of p thias and
DO, IA N. Ohsrles st., cor. Fayette. Baltimore
Ad. Prico list furnished upon application.
aux 40 ftt- r'.. 3mO
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DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies,
at 000 REWARD for any case Of d
NN1eOOO easo in any stage which tn

$OOO in anS i0r stsse any %sob Of dis
faid to cure. '
DIR. RIoHAU's GOLDEN BALsAM No. 1
cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and
Mouth, Bore Eyes, Eruptions, Copper Colorod
Blotches, Scrofula, &o.; is the greatest Blood
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DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No 3
cures Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism in all
ITS IT'S forms, gives Immediate relief in all cases.
No. 2, $5.6s per bottle, or two bottles for 40 oo
DIR. R1CHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe
and radical cure for all Urinary Derangements.
accompanied with full directions. Price So. 90
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR
wAMOUR' ar ldO' radical cure for Debility, in old
effect. Price S. per bottle or two bottles for 40
On receipt OF price, the Remedies will be-
shipped to any place. Address
DIR. d. B. RICHARDS.
No. 228 Varick street, New York
@1 Olrcuiars sent. Aug 10 1y
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LIVER
DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR.

a preparation of roots and herbs, warranted
to any one.
1t has been used by hundreds, and known
for the last thirty-fve years as one of the most
rellabie, efhcacious and harmless preparations
larry and persistently, it is sure to cure
Dyspepsia, headache, jaundice, costivcness,
SICK headache, chronic diarrhpa, affections of
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oushings & Bailey,
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoHERs.
No. 2sa BALTIMORE STREET ift11
BALTIMORE, MD. :, Z, !

Il city Of '''SA :" 'n'
SCHOOL, LAW, DENTAL.
MEDICAL, CLASSICAL,
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
OF all kinds.
BiarS Books made to order in any style Of
binding and ruling. Aug 10 tSmo
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SIMMONS

Sometimes the pain ia in the shoulder. and ia
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach is
afected with loss Of appetite and; sickness.
bowels in general costive, sometimes alternat,
and dull, heavy sensation, considerable loss of
memory, accompanied with painful sensation
OF having left undone something which ought
TO have been done. Often complaining Of
weakness; debility, and low spirits. Some
times some OF the above symptoms attend the
disease. and at other times very few of thena. :.
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Kidneys, fever,
neryo o u 8 II G g 3 ,
1chills, diseases
iOf the skin. i'm
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| The symptoms
of Liver Com
lplaint are un-
|easiness an d
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When the war was going on, and 10y
atty needed the soldiers to protect it, In
plundering the South, they were called
"boys in blue;" now that the war is
over, and soldiers are not needed, they
are called one-legged impostors, and
grind organs for living.
Mo-, Ho,.I. n...z.
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}but the Liver is
generally the or
1gan most i'll
ayolved. Cure
Athe LIVER with
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TYPE SETTING MAcH1NE.-Every We,
almost the long sought perfect type Sc
ting machine is invented. The latest
the invention OF q man in Raleigh, N. @
and is approved by Mr.. Seaton Gal,
and Governor Holden, who assert the
belief in its practicability.
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Coming Movsmeats-Absve aud
Below.

On this day ten years ago, the LIST Of Sep
TENDER, 1859, the telegraphers Of this city
found the lightning stoeds which had long
been docile In their hands, become suddenly
FESTIVE; not uncomfortable, perhaps, but
much more unmanageable than usual. Strong
electric shocks were given the workers at
Morse telegraph Offices here, or In those
in the world where the Balm telegraph was
used; at the same moment the needles pointed
graphic instruments drew, like Prometheus,
fire from heaven and were destroyed by It.
On the same day two English astronomers,
busy with observations on the disc OF the
sun, saw two intensely bright patches of
light burst from a cluster Of sun-spots, and
within Ave minutes the spots travelled over
a space on the surface Of the sun equal to
1900 miles. The self-registering instru-
ments at Kew observatory, which indicate
how the influences Of terrestrial magnetism
change, showed that at the very instant the
brilliant lights had broken out In the sun
spots, magnetic storm began on earth. At
night magnificent auroras streamed In the
sky, the magnetic needle following the
waving Of the streamers.
This was but an Illustration Of the in
huence Of the sun upon the electric condition
OF the earth, Of which each recent year has
afforded additional proofs. The striking
matter connected with II Is the theory held
by many physlclsts, among them writer In
the Spectator, from whom we derive the facts
above, that these sun changes, generating
magnetic storms and other disturbances on
the earth, are periodical, and recur at inter-
walls of eleven years.
II this theory be true VIC are now entering
year during which we may expect similar
disturbances. Although we do not concur
with recent writer that "the pens Of all
our telegraphic wires may some day trace
In flame handwriting more omInous OF hu-
man destiny than wac the handwriting Of
Belshazzar's feast" we deem II well worth
the while Of observers, scientific and popu-
lar, to take note Of the fact that we are ap-
preaching o period when the influence of
the sun on the earth Is likely to be more
clearly illustrated than during ordinary
periods. A scientific writer attributes TO the
solar disturbance OF lS4S the revolutions
which occurred In Europe during that year.
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I AIDES AND aENTLExEs CAN HAVE PRI.
avenue. betwesn Tenth apd Eleventh streets west,
viii Di: oARpNht, Of the Rioord Ho.pltal, Ubi'
esn's1perienes In this particular branch
n B,-Upon the receipt OF go ad vice and medl.
lsntie stAtes, sei.iy
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t3os, 1885 ,:.... .l21x aold...............issN
k~s,Jn& nv
rEw ORR nAnEsr.
qai.. but a.. siaaliTs & cents MU0'i sSs.;
unehansed. Flour dull and nominal. whest
70 good demand, ei.h6iso Co'n quiet but
n as%, 9 Nh; 0ns Ss,st And =, 4. sesdy. cs0os
and steady, va f. Gold, u s5sS.
bALrisoss nAaKrT. rr.
BALTIMORE, August sl.-srttdsiSes The
for Il 90 ,Ohssssuepd ssies were reported Of
only 400 sbls., vhlaoo bbls. common Ohio ES.
iiy Al q .S per Sbi. There is no .hippins de.
msnd whatever so far a. we can learn.
Whsdi.-The receipts to-day were very light.
w.s ana *. sS
nrm. Sales sompriss 1000 bushels ehoiee red
At d soSli IS, 900 do prime do, al Oi,tS(1i 10;
1000 Do good DO, At q $40 20, aeoo do. far 90
at q .7s0i 80; and 900 bushels white at u $50
ccr..-oorn 10 arm, with an upward ten.
densy, some a,eoo bushels prime yellow were
white at u la0i.l2, and 1000 do. fair DO. 81
81 lS9l.iT. No strictly prime white at market,
Kyle steady. We notice sales to-day Of
os, Oats arc active and arm hi. moroios
ct $500 cents. Some 1 ESQ 70 900 bsshsis sold
to-day withia this range, the sSii a he i.sssr
pr eo;ios-rA.r, !. no Cotton arriving. .,,,.,
an ooc asionsi bale or two. and ths atoeL Ssprs
10 literally exhausted, but Cotton 10 wanted By
spinners, and, " here, would bring very fun
prices, via: ~ cts. for low middiinK and 3i1<<1SS
cts. for middling. For November and Deee mber
ce|.-Lste yesterday the earxs Of the
York scoount on private terms. So far today
We have heard OF no sales, but there 10 q good
inquiry, and the market 10 nrm In tone, The
stock here 10 fair, but 10 not generally very de-
sirable. Prime and hoice grades are especially
scarce and wanted. We quote As follows via:
Rio in bond Al oIxaiIL cents for f.ir ~ sood
IiiLf5ia eenfs sold for nr,u,e $1,000 .nd
duty psid Al iSilseibX cents for faIr to GOOD
MA, =. no iuttnet tIsnsM-
uons IN moIses. out We quote price, steady,
sIonows,sii: ouoa elsyed, E0sec.I DO Mus
and Ems iish Island At is@esc. per ssiio..
MI FEED bros nstuff 10 in active dem md.
and firm At 2i422 cents, and Middlinrs seli Al
sstySI eenW ioI mediu'n' anu ssVW cents per
ousnel Ior hsAyI.
Provtstens. There isA good inquiry for pro-
visions, and the general tone OF the market has
Improved materially within the last day or
Two. we hear Of no further sales OF Bulk
Meat, but u 10 still In demand, and We quote
Shoulders hrm at llLs cents, and rib tides AT
I'M cents And iTIL for elssr rih Az n.son 4.
st.ssdv Al our fo,1ser onotstions .,,b !. n,oa'
:s..: d:a. "a :: iollos. WI shouIds,. 9,
sSteiIxsion ,snt. 80 sS,i w.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PRoPReTY FOR SALE.
ss%ins,y BqiId,ng. one 81, g. usre north q B!idg
10 feet Gay street, three stories high, besider
bassmsnt. containing about 80 rooms. THIS pro.
aud will be sold with furniture or Without IT, Ap.
ply at the onice Of b D, WILLIAMS, corner OF
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RsAprse nArrER ON EyBRY PAoS
THE ABSENCE OF THE PREsI.
DENT. o. H# 70


President Grant returned yesterday, sna
viii very shortly leave ior . emporaVs-
)ourn a. Saratoga anu som' osaer Po'h'~ IN
the North. r.. -l-'
Many persons ana several newspapers nave
made themselves uneasy, ana have tired 70
make others 90, because the rresident hss
SHOWN MS good sense and MS manly mae
pendence In discarding that eminentiy fooa-
ish notion which has obtained that the ma
uonal Executive must shut himseh up IN sne
White House, put on an awfui amount Oh
dignity admit pohacians ana osners VINO
come 70 oore h,n' anu oosno o'eo'ns vi sucn
people as want omces ior themselves ana
riends. -.---
These croakers and hippant ianh-nndens
do not stop 70 consider the nature, scope, ana
meaning Oh tne PRESIDENTIAL once nan
o'"'' oroa'od ny tne peop'o hno ior 'ne Poo
PIC, ana ou' lew Oh .ncm can come II" WAIT
ins'on 70 see 'ne rrcs'aeh'' "ny' .non'
should no not go ana see a. many on tnes
as us Poes'oie ior MN 'osec' anu ps
what there ior MIN 70 20 nefo :" 'hs i"-
mediate June'ure-and ~nereioro snouid ne
tarry mere 70 % oored and teafed oy people
when all needfui and practical business ap-
pertaining 70 the wants OF the people can 90
transacted oy the dinerent oureausf
General grant, oy MS travels over the
country " DONG wise and judieious thing.
ne comes !" 'ne ries'dency unhAe mos'
men VINO nave niied thst hign omee-trom
.no VANS =, private MS "hen inc war
oioAo ou' "An' "As comPsrahVoiy
Unknown W sno oounsJ. ne now mas
haiiis anu ,amo no'io-" Woe ana name
anu '"nie "ni'n u" o.n s aeeos sna
nooio PATRIOTISM na'e aen'e'ea ios Nun. ne
ID not ono whose greatness mas oeeh 'h.uss
upon Nun Nna' No oeA's 20 meeAiy .na 70
sereneiy to-oay' ne mas nooiy won LOT MN
sell at the hands OF grateiul people. MS
elevation 70 inc un,si has'aey ., 'n,'
Ins,r.,ion ~ ,ho .,mn,ic,,v ava mor., Co.,.
Of ponnh,,c.n ia.a. .nd ,n.,,,n,,on. .nn~.
H., =, IL aoa, Az. s,.n..,,,.. :, 49, ,.or,.
$3.50 US, 80, sns n.,r,o,,. 80. "a y,
-,
~
We Wv "os 'ousu'o w sp~ .' .o".
LAM nv Wv ". 'y Ia w. .
$3.50 60, yS'.,.s,s ~. -,
.n - $50" =. w.
~ - ~ , -. 80. NJ
s eU. ~. " Wv. Jumps ', ~ p ~.
upou 'Av .'u'0.vp 'no IeAsou. 'o' IN
.ouse' nu' We sninA so unuona WY
M. uAns 80 ons 'no op'e ~ So
.,sa.a,s opl po."...', " - -,
n'n'e. :. opp1Ai'y " ~ '
10y n' h.. =. - n,.,,.S ~. ,ss,. :.
ih",. 80 ~. ~. ,h..r,.d mt -.
a. ,na,s ts,,.,s,., ..s..,,. n. it,. A..
n.nn,ao,a.,a. =, NJ rn.,.,a ~. m..s..
,os, 49, 49, c,.,,... -h,nh sh..us =.
,h., Ia 80 =, a.. u,aa,. co.. a..
omong Tho coal man ,he m,rer. ana i,on-
m.sters ~ psnnsv,yonia. Hs ,rav.,. o,.,
thousands NJ mile. of railway. oh..-v,r.
sne '""', ,nihse' ana ciiies on the
Inherent nnes Oh mlereommunication. He
SNAKES hands with the people, talks with
'hem' ana learns the'r wants and their
"tSne'' M .ni' No aoes' aha mucn more.
W. 'cA'oe, neeu s'A'. 'na' 'ne rres'oent
-. eu anu aa.e observer y, men ana
a.r.,S, ~, -. .'. a u'uas IN ai-
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rIsAHClAL AND Conu.aCIAL.

wAsHIreros, August. 81, .lseo.-Jsy Cooke 4
%. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
eminent securities;
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THn WATER suPPLY.-Though rain Ia re.
ported to have fallen In considerable auantI-
ties along tho line Of the Bchuylkill river.
there has been ~ yet no perceptibie change
In the height Of the river. The water has
not RECOMMENDED flowing over the dam, and
at present there Il no indication Of Its rising.
PklladslpAis Lsdp~, slS.
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DISCOVERY At PohPsu.-An important dis
covery has been made at Pompcii-a painting,
In chamber adjoining the one opened at the
time Of the Princess Margharitas excursion.
Tho picture represents the circus as II eI-
listed not long before the eruption, and Is the
first of tho kind which has been brought to
light. II shows that the amphitheatre was
planted with trees. The execution 10 not
above medlochsy. Near the circus Ia seen q
large building, OF which hitherto not the
Florelli intends 10 search for this building
Immediately, so as 10 complete the knowl-
edge already possessed Of the buried city.
The painting has been detached from the
wall on which II was executed, and will be
removed to the museum, In order TO be pro-
tected from the action Of the atmosphere,
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pssviLLs' TEE. Aasu"" -, iap
Eprros NATIONAL RnrU.LclI' l sent
you an oSco sSs IN part o. me do.sG. 81
democrats IN my Lester ZONE ten aays ago.
have occasion 10 chronlcis smother ests~Ec
tSeiI own tale, Which. Of eour,e. i nos too
partial on the AIDE o. the injured Republi-
o.,s; Inc de Dcmocfstie Newspaper,
which advocated the claims Of D. W. O. Sen
s az s wssn sInOa ,s N The s, town
" w ~ ooy' s"o inc ioi-
" snns. , vannH. ~. M ~.
zone escitsmssf About o'c,osS Tsur.dsv
night b. the sudden and unsupported appear.
snse % our stssets Of sons forty Or nfiy ku.
kiun, g ets1slsee nee; They were AZ we'll
on ths soutS "a A.itsS a 800, heo .y
got water, sesvsrssd With several Of cur sisi.
iess Who happen Cd 10 b up Al that late hour,
bus being nsstsd sad hahgins- their voices,
soas q .nsm vsrs rssosaissa. Lhsy seeSstsd
vhsttssv Ssd 49, a.iss' srs-,. ~ No. v Nv
sens 10 Sc N they we're armed, ssd Thea paced
90. They vent Ia the house Of Arch Ward, .
seisssa ossssr so ssoE mon aim Histol.
- M ~ .ss 49,. ssi n sS o.
~ tHs eoIorsd schooi II tSis pisee' And
ssoske1 q tAs door. Mrs, p. opened the door
40 ass % whS thsy v.gt.d Thsy said they
nrese ted hI1ssif M thAv 1901 htu. that
hs vas doiag here. Mrs. p. responded that
she and her husband were Engaged in ,eaehisS
school. They aired xhai they we're tesohins
t ,ns H., !. ~ ~ r,,,s ,y,hsee
tssn pontsssss. ana obsdisnos to aod. ons
Of them replied that asy we're God, and be-
sidss thsmssives there Vas none ether. After
soms eshsr sonvsns,aioa, MT; Z. was struck
s.. soswMeh,
pro@iss Iron Nj. p. 10 issvs In oas week the
party Len, 800 : =
We obtained the above statsnsnt from
NJ. ssd NJ; x IN person, whon ~ called to
in,.tssI Mr. ssr~s af m. issJ., oa ~. npp 1
and ssprssssd The apprshen sien that, but ios
hin, sonething serious would probably have
oeeurrsd. ThsI declined to tell Us all that hap
psaso -
There can DC no poeaible excuse for the
repatriation OF such high-handed outragss.
why arc the perpetrstors mot brought 70
Justieei Lebanon 10 the county seat OF VIII
son, Of some nve thousand Inhabitants. Tho
sherin OF that county q Democrat. Will
no take steps 20 arrest and bring TO Justice
the party guilty OF the outragef He has
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