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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
The Senatorial outlook.

Tho fact that thc West Virginia
Legislature clett contains a Demo
cratic majority Of somewhere between
so and 100, narrows the Senatorial
contest considerably,
AS the case stands at present sc
would give more for Henry s. Walk
er's chances for United States Senator
than for tloEc Of all his competitors
combined. lie goe, into the fight
with tho Third District we'll in hand,
and with'a tolerablo sprinkling OF
friends 10 tho other districts; he has
tho courage aud brains necessary to
enable him to push bis advantage, and
he can have tie seat II hO wants it,
WELDING Standard.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
WiIson,s NIniority, lee.

- The gratuitous mugGaninlity Of
General Colts henchmen, 10 declaring
that he would not take advantage Of
tho supposed irregularities" in Cal.
houn. is q little too thin for this sea.
sou Of the year. The election there
vas conducted in all respects accord.
ing to law; and it occurs to US that
Mr.. Golf would fud it rather difficult
to take Advantage Of irregularities
where no irregularities existed
And in addition to this, his Democrat.
ic opponent has a msjOrity Of fvO
without counting the yotr of Calhoun.
In view Of these facts, it might be as
well for tho Radical brethren to re.
serve their stock Of mognanimity until
a more suspicious period
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

DUcKllASSOS, oct, y
i !. 10 Tue T, eleventh ySar Of tao SUITE
Oh west virginia. aad III Tue S'ghtlI
IHoatu, 9
. Inc people Of tue counties oil
Lewis uPsnur, Barbour, Taylor, Han
uosPn anu ucker met III Convention
~ beverley 10 select man to repre-
sen' 'nenl IN Tue salIIlSdrIm which
.hrs's al E"IFlestou, y way Of DIS
''hc'lVn called !hY SMALLER Sauhcdtlul.
o, NOW paalel had departed from
Tue .a''n ; lot II w9s sa'd llat he a'c
po'"' auu G''etSu o's'Or words against
us '0.iher ANU
% lnas le hau forfeited seat 10
l I. council nc. which scat Lie could have
S s y, WIN inpGnlty u low years be-
IofS 'uo o'a'e OF west virginia was
IiIlae'
o. nu' uo@ Us hG was an alien from
,S' 'a'''' ne asp'teu 10 " scat III tue
greater 9anaeuFlm' called the Con-
sfes'' II,
,., y. pas DAVID ,l being liked in tue
,a''u, , , Mas 'ngt', nnu Tue council Sc
Ieu'ou "''l U Oear Tue sIahuara before
'"e PeVP'e'
IN { a. Now ,'.,, David (.i !, was us' man, as
WI" " rs sSv u, , III" ~; record
o. WI " ,nu nlh'l lnohll Danlets
y. ute'arsu nsia ~, q council 10 select nun
, "..l. '''''n III tue 'rea'er oan'
"uS''" ,n,
" ". A La Dap'els claims were not re-
sasasi " us ofe1LEen' notw'1hs'anu'
'pg "Oh Ts we, . eoa!I 10 found
=, ~, III. fOF n0"' Vi us brethren aGaIt
III pU'A
80 Anu ~ vame 70 pass 'aat 'aere
", was . a Touns.' o. Que IRON 'I CaSh county
10 IL e'S S" y ass's. ,no sa,alsr San
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sAG
g2a9SaBs's

SsaiA SgsSsGsS OSSsS ~
8 Tons of Iron. all sizes aud kinds;
Ar CuALTASF's-GO Kegs Nails, all
Ar ' cuAlrAsr's-l6o bushel, Field
Ar CnllrAs4's-The celebrated Water
Drawer,
AT CuALFAST's-BuckeyO and Hook.
iug Corn Shelter.
Ar CnALFANT's-The Piltsburg Iron
Flows,
Ar CnALYASFs-Tho Ohio oultivatOr,
AT CnALEASr's-Buckeyc and AmeS
Cider Mills.
AT CuALpASr's-NuIts, Bolts, Open
Links and Hinges by weight,
AT CuALPAST's-Farmer's Straw and
Corn Cutters,
Ar CuALFAETs-6O Boxes W "
Glass and Putty,
AT CIIALEAST's-Boring Machines and
Carpenters Tools,
AT ClALFAST's-Copper, Brass ald
Porcelain lined Kettles,
AT CuALYAST's-ShOGm Tool
and Sundries,
~ ChaltaafS- Blacksnith's Tools,
II Chaydn.'s-A llne line Of Cutlery
all kinds,
Il Ctay;mfs-250 School States, as
sorted sizes,
Al ChayaHt's-whO kecpsa arst.clas'
Hardware Store.
Al Chalfan.'s-l barrel each, Alipera
At ChayanFs-Lamps. Lanterns ant
Chandeliers.
Al CAalanrs-Paiuts, Oils, Dy,
Stufs, and Pure Fish Oil,
Paint aud 0chrc,
You can gat anything sou want ii
that line.
You can get a good Rife or sho
Gun.
You can get q good Pistol or Gul
Trimming
You can get a GrindstOuo or replace
a lost Key.
You cau get Brushes Of all kinds
Lime and Cement.
You eau get a Wood Mower, Rake
or simple Open Link.
You eau get Blasting Powder, Fuse
Lead aud Caps.
You can get Pillow Points, MOult
Boards and Stoves.
You eau got 10 cent cakes Of Soal
for s cts, good Syrup IS cts.
The best Tobacco ono.third of frOa
any prices charged in town.
The b.st Y. II. Tea at what | pait
for It 0Oc.s per Ii.
! wish to rclinquish the Grocer,
business and stick to my 'lcgitimntl
trade, md build DIP in your midst whu
is rcquired-a First Glass Kardtear
Store. Yet | am compelled to dabblt
in goods out Of my line, as other mer
chants dabblc in my legitimate trade.
am making such arrangements as 10 en-
ublC INC TO supply you with domcsti,
goods at lower rates than YOU have eve
bought them.
! cannot DO uudersOld-I cannot bar
ter und trade for customers
| cannot consent to sell my goods OF
l2 months timo.
! eau mud do consent to sell goods a
tho lowest prices.
l can and do say none eau undcrscl
me legitimatcly.
| Gun and do say l warrant anything
sold by INC.
IwiIlhere sny 10 tho people of Lewis
you know mo-let my past record ii
the Drug trade DO your guido in deal
ing with Inc in my new line. l will
stOop to no sophis;ry 10 gain custom
| am thankful Quo. in un empty sense
TO tue people for the post. and ASSURE
them | an MS ever, Yours, g..
FRANK M. CEHALFANT.
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CALEB BOGGESS,
WM. Il LIVELY,
Commissioners.

nov24w Commissioners.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Iof Valuable Real Estate
fr,nklin Maxwell, executor of Lewis Max.
well, deceased,
Elias Simmons heirI;
md
VIM. II. wagGy
lsaac IEagEy ct ali
/. N. RobetlS
IS.
Isaac waggy ctali
and
Margaret waggr
vs..
Isaac Waggy tai.
N cnAScEnY.
In pursuance Of u jOiut decree entered IN
The above named rauscsby tic Circuit Court
Of Lewis county, on the I'LL day rSeptem.
Ter, 1874 the undersigned Commissioners
appointed for tue purpose, will proceed on
tie lst day Of the December tOrn 1874, of
the County Court Of Lewis county, at the
front door ofthe Court House Of said com.
~, 10 sell at public auction, 10 the l,ighrs,
bidder, upon credit OF six, twelve and
eighteen months,
100 ACRES OF LAND,
lying on tic waters Of Polk Greek, obout A
mil from Weston, adjoining lands Of
William Waggy, aud known as tho Sim
mons place.
And will also proceed, on the first day Of
lie December term 1914 ofthe County Court
Of GilHer county, ut the front door OIL the
Court House Of said county, In sell at public
auction, 10 tue highest bidder, upon credit
ofsix, twelve and eighteen months, n
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
Ia said county Of Gllmcr, situate on Tho
Sand Fork Ofilo Little Kaunwha, known
as the Dalten'S Mill Property, aud contain.
Ing about
G20 ACRES.
The purchasers Of thesa two several tracts
Of land will be required to execute their
bonds bearing interest IRON date, with good
personal security for ihe payment ofthe
instruments Of purchase money.
WIN. II LIVELY,
W. G. BENNETT,
noy2lE Commissioners.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
The First plstrlct...omclal.

Below VIC give the mDjorities given
10 Colonel Wilson aud General Golf in
the several counties Of the District, Us
taken from the official reports:
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
IOWA,
MAINE
VERMONT.
RHODE ISLAND.

To tho Democratic column We will
next week add Virginia, Louisiana,
Maryland, and, We hope, New York
Tho revolution is progressing. Sig
teen years Of Radical InisruIo is US
much as tho country can stomach. To-
morrow several Of the grcat States
hold general elections, Our big roos'
ter is now struttius proudly about, in
.antieipation Of the triumph.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
COMMISSIONERS Sale.
Alfred +. liVl;a use ofJOhn Ollie,
vs.,


Charlotte Underwood and others,
~ cHAScERY.
As commissioners In tie above STYLED
cause we shall sell at pdblic auction, at the
front door of the Court House OF Lewis
county, on
Monday, December {, 1874,
a tract 40 acres OF land, situate on tho
lett hand fork Of tho West Fork river and
waters, In the county Of Lewis, about ~
miles from the Court House, md formerly
owned by a. +. lltlt, more particular de.
sctiptiou Of said lAni will 10 i6uad b. refer
rnce TO The \ pcrS in the case.
TEllNS-A credit, III two equal install.
menls, Of O and l2 months, the purchaser
giving bonds with approved ICcuriiy, and a
lien on tue land rCserved till pur chase mon.
py Is paid.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
Old virginia.

Some politicians arc in tue habit of
casting slurs upon the Old Dominion.
aud charging her people with iguor-
ance, etc.
Let US look at the fa.ts that plao Q
her grandly erect now ia tho eyes OF
the world. We have before us tic full
report Of the State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction. from which We
gather tic following interesting facts !:
In 1873, New York had 2,2i3
young men iu her colleges. and Viz.
GINA came next with 1910. These
two States led of 10 the United States
The following table will show that
Virginia has larger proportion Of her
own sous in her colleges, in proportion
to the white or whole population, than
INV country in tha world.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

OUR LAMP DEPARTMENT
Is large, and we sell at wholesale and retail
We shall receive constantly new supplies Of
LAMPS, qHtNlNEYS, &c. and will dupli.
cate free Of freghts any bill of Lamps pur-
chased in Wheeling
Es- CHURCHES SUPPLIED AT COST
, 1874-08-11

Seven n1cn Hurled Ncncnth n Failing
Eounslntson-1 1Fall-All Injured. but
None Killed.
An rccldont, which came rory near proving o
calamity on n large scalo. occurred just bo~
fore o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
foundations OF tho new stabsen mud car
house Of the Chicago City Railway Com
pany, now III course Of erection ut tho
terminus Of tho track ou Archer avonuo, gavo
way aud foil over. Seven workmen, who woro in
1t ut tho timo wero seyorely but not dangerous
" injured. John Burns, of No. $40 Centre ave.
nne, had Lis right leg fractured, and sustained
othor severe injuries. 1Io was takop to Mercy
1Ioapitat. Jamcs Montague, Of No. 400 Won't
worth ayenue, Ind several ribs and Ais cotlarbone
brokeu. lie WIS aont homo, Niles Wilds nuf-
fored fracture of tho collar bono, aud was
badly injured about tho hoad. Ho was sant to
Mercy Hospital. J. ". brown, Of No. "A Cass
street, WAS severely hurt about tho hips. Ho
was conveyed to his homo. William h1cOor-
mick. Of No. 167 Cologne Btreet. was in-
iured about tho back. Two other mon wore badly
hurt. Their nA1noa wore not 1earna1. Tho rev.
Father urogan and Drs. Higgins and Didwell
woro at elo scene OF tho accident Immediately
after Its ocourre1lco, aud rendered all the aid la
thoir posor. The causo Of tho accident ia at
tribntcd to tho eavinE In Of tho Garth upon which
tho foundation-Wall was laid. causing 1t to fall.
, 1874-08-11
Tho Practical Nnn.

FROM tht StfeA{3No Il AhtEr1cdn,
uo snt heaido ua In q Rttpet-car. He looked
over our shoulder at tho now copy Of tho Scientific
AMERICAN, which, froaa from tho presB wns ro-
ceiying onr final scrutiny, mid requested tho
loan Of tho raper for q moment whan NO had
oVor ] Tue nlidale. and popped Into the % inside.
II suppose that papor interes&a grcat many
peoplo," iio remarked.
Ws uodeatly aignihed pur aaaout. H..
- Wan, It dont mo-" le interrupted sharply.
my huhiueaa, you know. Mover learned nuthin'
from books In my life. Didn't have but a
qusrter'a achoolin', and then l went into
the gl,op. Served my time with old pate
sSSe Seds dsaa Of no5son @oS w xsa s n0E fosoaa h
now I'm boaa of my own works in the city. I'm
hoaserphya may do we'll enough to write about;
but they amt no sort'er uso ID tho shop. They
just git inter nous heada and aot 'em think
In about other things than their work, and then
they git invontIn', and that's tho last Of 'om.
Why, hhd q likely young feller, who used to
buy that paper and road on lit, dinner hour.
ssopped .hs hS ey R deo o. w.t. % ono o sg
caught him soribblin' With piece Of chalk on
q bit Of board thon know'd the invention tls
had got bold Of him, and that ho whs u gonor.
foW weeks aftos he comes to tho Office, aud
mont hore. that'1l make tho old lathe do
better work. aud 10 ont with ono Of
them reg'lar printed paytents, and
showed me now attachment for max
Ing Goarins and sch.' WALL saya I to
humor him, like sonny says /. you eau 60
mako yer masEoon and dit 1t up on the lathe. il
yer wanter.' But the ungrasetul villin began to
say something about royalty aud shop rights,
and told the bookkeeper to pay him right or
and let him clear ont. Blow me ii ho didn't 70
over to smith'B aerosa tho street, aud rig hiH
affair thore; and tho first thing know'd, Smith
WAS turuin' out work at half my rsicea. Then
had to 60 ind that fel1er, md pay him his
blamed royalty. and heap It Was too."
"Now, thoro was good band just spilled by
a-roadin'; il hed a Let tint ore pnpor Of your'n
alone he might ha' been good, stiddy man,
gitton his So day comfortable and reg'iar. Now
they say hos maxim stamps by thousands, but
he'a spilled, Won't be worth nuthin' ever for
work agiu. Whoroud hayc boon IL Ia pogged
away at books aud noozopapors--eh7 }"
Our practical friend did not wait for an answer; !;
for while no wore cogltating u suitable response
ho suddenly mada bolt out of the car and rushed
down eido strook toward t1ilapidat cd looking
edince, which, No coniocturod, was none other
than tho ''works."
Our acquaintance carried on our paper. He
houestly mailed it back to ua tue other day. No
smiled Us wo saw tho thumb marks OH all tho
pages, and opposite IN engraving thore was a
poncii noto Of: IT koo bottur plan than this.''
Perhaps aftor all latant idea IL his brain haa
boon aroused, or has he taken the invention fit
Should ho 800 tlliB he will promptly scout tho
idea that our humble efforts have awakonod him,
for ut docsn't tako no papors to learn mo my
business, you know"
, 1874-08-11
f1iE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, AUGUST H.

and, although tho yiold Is not quito equal to that
or last Tcar, tt ia bettor than WAS oxpootod |;
noarly or quito IN nyorago, while tho quality
lg No. !. III mnny porttona Of tho graBshoppcr
diatrlcts tho yield Of wheat Is fail. Data and
barley aro good. and corn md potatoes promise
oxcoltently.
AronlaoN. Kan, Aug 1o.-Tho grasshoppors
have literally dnvourad everyt ling In Northern
and Southwestern Kantas and Nebraska. rllo
damage inflicted on vegetation Ia far greater thau
IN 1aad Tho corn crop through all tis region 10
totally destroyed.
sptcfa! L,iapatch to The Chicago 3riosnt.
JACKSON, H.. Ang. t1..-1t Inns boon intouHoly
hot to-day tho thermometer showing 70 deBroes
III tho Bhato. Curn IL doing Bplonddly OIL ac-
connt Of froqhont rainn, though the, oon1ltioa
north Of hero aro suffering terribly from,
drought and tlto corn crop wil 10 h]most fall
tlro III spnlQ ntacea.
, 1874-08-11
not generally be acoaptotl as truthful, Aenoe l

not generally bo accepted AS truthful, hcnoe
douro to gEvo my experience.
once ownod . pot alligator about lo Or "a
incheD louB aud Ind him fixed up nicely. hta
do1nio!o 40 arranged that ho could tnko 1t wot or
dry, just IA Tic gator proforrod. one day I
caught mouao, and concluded to turn II over
to my pot and stood by to watch tho reht1lt. The
nlorlao ma put Ii, tho water, and Was awimmiug
eoized tho mouHo, which, instantiy ncttnB upon
the dofonBo, turned upon the alligator, biting It
about tho eyes and faoo, caasel it to rolinquish
its hold and boat hasty ratroRt. Tho alligator
could not again be induced to como up to tho
scratch. doom Il superiluonB to stato that tho
fnonso carnod its lborty and obtained It. That
tho alligator ia t'atural-born coward no ono can
dony. Yours. oto., 3.
, 1874-08-11

down. 10 fonnd Mr. On1loy putting that nnlo
through bis pacoa and trying to CONVINCE tlIo
crowd that tt ras tho aauo mule Which Ito nj
legged had boon stolen from him somo timo bo-
cause nobody would bo]ioya tlas ho lad over
hoon fore1lh1ldcd 0uough to own mule,
Wang Ohin camo up and confronted tho spoEt-
ator.
Ohln.
1'hon htr. Culloy turnotl sadly but firmly to tho
contnnciouH co1eHtfal. hfajestfcally ho etratEht-
enod himself to his full Caueasjan height. Slow,
" ho raiHod bis stalvart arm I'LL 1t wan horizontal
with bis shoulder. arimly ho pointed down tho
up from tho 0hinatnhn's camp. Atonaoing'y i'fa
eyebrows lowered III acorn. And. coinptossirg
all Tho fierce contompt Of his proud bosom tuto
ono syllable. he thundored, "oN" r,o,
Me likeo catchoo mulo; ho miuo, " rospoudou
tho nnrut1led Wang .Chiu, while placid stn'lo
trradlatcd Ills celestial mug.
"4tsten at tho id plg-t -tal1," /" said Mr.. oulloy,
noarly ohokod with mingled wrath and aHtontBll-
ment.
mo ltkco catcheo 1nulo; hc mino," repeated
tho imperturbablo 1eathon, and ho stepped
toward the animal.
Ono all-vttherng glauce Of ecorn shot from
tho eyes Of tho dominant Cancasinrt, ho drew
from his Jaokot 10-iuol toothpiok, aud nlhdo
"1'l cut your yellow liver out, you groaay,
dirty Aeathcn-"
Ho did not finish tho 8entGnCo. Ihcr0 Wofo
two quick shots. Ho1no dust, moro smoke. When
Il lifted tile Caucasian 1aY on Ills faco coyulsyo'
II cutohing ut tho gravel with Ills laEdb Ills
knife 10y On tho ground beside him.
Wang Chin atood t1iore with his pistol In his
hand, and tho Haine look Of unruflod placldlty
on hiH features.
+" Hang the yollow ouBB," said some ono.
No you don't. said q dozon moro. " It waa
q fa'r olattor.''
Norye will toll oven ln Chinnmau.
Take yor mulo," said aone of tho men. And
Wang Chin took hfB mule and started for camp.
He was al innoyator. uo ranked with Copor.
nioua and Calico. uo had discovered that a
Chinaman can kill Caucasian to dotorrnino the
ownership OF mulo fuat Us we'll as q Caucasian
himself could have dono 1t. In tho ostimatior
Of tho rndo mon arounl him he hnd elevated hia
doapisod race to footing Of equality.
They picked Oulloy up and laid him on a
bunk In 8 al1antY. Both wounds woro III tho nl-
domon, tho place whore tho bordorer always
aims at. Ntnp out Of overy ten bul]ot-woundE
inflicted west OF tho 100th meridian aro within q
radius Of 8 or tuohcs about tho ulnbtlicua. I,
Is scientific. A shot in tho bowels alwnys par.
alyzes. But dcsporado will nearly always 70,
turn tho fro II ho ia hit in tho face or broast.
One Of tho minors came up aud lookod at Cnl.
shook bis hohd. Then ho strokod bis whtBkort
thoughtfully.
Those MongolYuns ia improTi1r'," he said.
Then they buried 1Ir. Culloy, and tho next day
ho WINS forgot. But tho words Of the old mai
sank into d the minds in tho camp.
"ThoHo Eongoyung Ia improvn':"
Something nllHt be done, Or the hordeB Of I'm
proved Mongolyuns will debolate tho slope. i
can't bo endured.
, 1874-08-11
THE CROPS,

Spectat Dtapafeh ta Tn Chfengo 1ribnMt.
WsNTEnsET. 1a., Aug. l0..-Corn in this section
ndA fair to ~ by far tho best for years. Farm
orH sfe expecting worry large yield. Oats arc
more than an average crop,
Special Dtspstch 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
doaaEN, Ind, Aug. 10.-Early thia morning
rofrosAing rain storm prevailed at Locke aud
Syracuse, Ind. Tho atorm wea accompnniod Inv hv
severe thundor and lightning, but no damage IL
yetreportea: The corn IN thla yiatnity iA suffer-
ing, aud will not yteM more than half crop
nnIcaa 1a1a; Eaia comes nl.s,ts t9 It's reet soon:
P1rrspiE1p, ILL.,, Aug. l0.-Iho corr, cron In
this vicinity Ii N Bploudld condition, promising
MI inno1lso yio!d. Weathor very warm auti
,,n!.s,
:' T""'. '"r, tn.-To. .day'a din,
- tho Slnte rcp-
...::j 10, t,lrtoa
,,..,, ~. s.,.- -,tvl III excellent evuuitun
, 1874-08-11
NOT 4 MURDER.

Il waa reported at o'clock this morning
by au officer, that the unknown man who
died on tho sldowalk In trout OF the ea1oon
No. q West Lake atreot, OF Sunday morning,
had boon dubbed by merchants policeman, alltl
his death caused thoroby, but careful inquiry
developed tho contrary, oflcor Powers. Of
Plnkertona foruo, snycd tho mnn from drowning
Previous to hiH doath. Deceased stated to
tng-boat wRtchMan this fact. Tho body los ut
tha Morgue, and no inquest has Jet been hold.
, 1874-08-11

ERIE Pa, Aug. 10.-Yestorday during tho
service at tho Methodist Church In Edinboro,
this county. NIiss sally Goodwin was observed
to faint. She was carried into tue veBtibue
where sbe Immediately expired. So far AZ
known, Bho was in good hoalth up to the moment
nf deafh
, 1874-08-11
Fines.


WEsTF1.LD, N. J., Aug. 10.-Soycral building
ware burned hero thlH morning, including thu
usad az q post-ofllco and tho Limo Saynga Bank
.Ta4a loss IL SEC, ,000 insurance. SIT, ,DDD.
, 1874-08-11

TIE SHOOTING TOURNAMENT
will begin today. The programme, together
with tie arrangements which tho managers hayo
made for tho accommodation Of those who may
attend, have already boon published in TIE
TRIBUNE, and it only remains to DO said that tho
ontrioh are numerous, and comprise somo OF tile
best amateur shots in tho country.
, 1874-08-11

THO Vfeafuoht MUN SOllth UuFoftn1'
Judge T. ]. Maokoy, ono Of tho most pronlt-
nant Ropnblcans OF South Carolina, In d recon:
epeoeh aaid: g Four or ilvo weoka ago I visited
Washington, and at tho suggostion ut d's-
tinguished Republican Senator called upon
President Grant. Hardly had taken a sent bo-
fore he asked, What do sou moan By such !, 4
Government ns you Aavo in South Carolina =
lreplioa + hops you 20 not moan shat i*np- s,p
publicans aro rospoprbo, nnlonn It IL checked at
Tho baliot-box,' roploa tho p.cs;dcn:. Aud
while tho President spoaks calmly OF all tho
great bnttios he fonsht, OF tho most stirring
when I talk to him of South Carolina his nppRr-
entity puiBeloss lips qntyor, his veins, aud his
eyes ot1largo. and to saYa: 'Yon must stop tho
robbery Az q Republican, regard this "a q
field order, and am moving under IT,"
, 1874-08-11
Tho Fastcxt stcumbont i'll tho World.

Tho Fn%tcst Stenmb0nt i'll tho World.
from tas Ne.u FORK Mail, dug. q. =.
Tho Mary Powell yesterday tnade hor trip from
this cI.y to PougnkoopAio- miles-in tho uu-
procedonted ne OF three noas aa nno,pe anot
tho various landings. It ID also reported thas
sl.o made tho run from this city to Plormont. ~
mf1cH III nm hOlr,
, 1874-08-11
AQUATIC.

THE PhNnANUT BoAT CLUB,
Tl,e reg'''ar monthly meeting Of tho Tarrac1,t
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