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ct. MARY's DOMINICAN ACADEMY
GREENvILLE. LOUISIANA.

This fnstituton offers peculiar advantages to young
ladies who receive solid and nBsfni oe uoaton
n IL situated about I've miles from New Orleans on
the CaFrolIton Road in Of the most healthy 500
tions OF the State.
The Academic Year commences on the First Monday
in Septembe terminates the last day Of june
~ inc udes two Sessions of i've months each.
Pupila entered during Session will DO charged only
for such o portion Of may remain. No reducLion
will be made for those who may DO W1thdfAWn pe1oIe
the expiration Of the Session, uneao in case Ok ses
The Institution ut Dryades street VIII be PreParod 70
receive limited number Of bOardcrs on and AFTER the
Ias Of October. - @. 11.-,- n.
Address for particularly Superoress St Marys Do
minican Convent, Pastor Of St. John the ,BaRtSs
Church. AlZS - z
DAss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
NIssIsstRFI
The Balls of THE Institution are open 20 young men
dsairous Of pursuing thorough Commercial Scientific
or Classical Courss Of ssudies.
Terms. PER snnua. 500
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION OF III
BLESSED VIRGIN MARY,
NASHVILLE, MASON COUNTY, KY.

This Academy, which founded in 1864, and char
tered dutng following year is located in the beau
tifnl Chi Valley commanding view of the grand old
river and surrounding country The stuati9n IL
healthy and many advantages, the building large
and commodious, possessing al! the modern conve
piences while the grounds attached afford ample space
for the recreation Of the pupils.
The academic year commences on the FIRST MONDAY
in September and ENDS the last day Of June
TERMS:
BOARD and Tuition ber nnnun, including Washing
Mending, Bed aud BEDDING. :---t2JO
Music Drawing. Pantiug, Dancing and the Languages
form extra charges
For further particulars address
DIRECTRESS OF VISITATION ACADEMY.
Maysvis. Mason ounLy. Ky.
Deductiops are made the above termB when ts7o
or M ore enter the Same iEmtly. aug I'm
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ct. STANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST. LOUIS MISSISSIPPI.

BAY ST. LOUIS, MIssIssIPPI
This institution chartered by the State Legislature
and conducted by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart
has been in successful operation since 1855. Beautifully
situated the shores of the Bay commanding eIten
siye view of the Gulf and afordng all the advantages
OF the breeze and bathing in the Summer its SPLEEN
did location is great Indictment to heahfnl exercise
and for the pupils. The Commercial Course
comprises all the breaches of good English education.
Board and Tuition per session. payable half yearly IN
Watching per .ssion Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Bedding per session (uptional. -.-..---.--- 10 10
Doctor g Fees observation-disclosures. tn
Vacation, If spent at the institution 50 20
EXTRA CHARLES:
Piano and Violin, per month, ec+ch 10
Use of Piano per month NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so
Flute DER month
Brass Instrument, per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20
Spanish and German languages, per month, each 90
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. FLORIMOND,
/ apes 74Iv Director of the College
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pASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS,

The next Session of this Institution will commence
on TUESDAY. October 9th The most ample accom-
modations are afforded to young desroua of pur.
suing thorough Classical, Scientific or Commercial
course of studies
Special attention given to the French and German
languages.
For Prospectus giving terms, etc address
anl3tf BRO. STEPHEN, President.
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ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY.

The Forty.dfth Annual Session of studies in tho
ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY will begin on
Monday, September 9TH, 1874.
For Prospectus giving TERMS instructions parep
etc. etc, apply to address
REV. JOS. G. ZEALAND,
President st. Louis University.
jy26 On st. Louis, No.
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ACADEMY,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.

This Institution founded in 1871. and now we'll
known TO the State Texa-, will resume its Scholastic
Exercises on the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER.
PRIcEs III GOLD trATABLE IL ADVANCED;
Entrance fee (ouly for the first year,. -.-.--e5 90
For BOARD. Waahing Tuition Stationery and In
Urinary expenses tper montbl......--------s 90
FOR further parfisulara, asdreas
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ITEM OF IMPORTANCE TO PARENTS AND
GUARDIANS.
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HOLY ANGELS BOARDING SCHOOL AND
ACADEMY.

This Institution, under tue direction of the Grey
Nuns from Canada young ladies all the advan
tages OF thorough English and French education, in
GLIDING both the useful and ornamental.
The magnificent building just erected, in the
Immediate vicinity of extensive parks, commands
complete view of the City, Lake and surrounding
scenery while the climate is remarkable for its salu
brty. ~ = L..
The Academic year consists of four terms of ten
weeks each commencing follows: LIST Of september,
18th of November lat of February and 18th of April
Board and Tuition, per aunum, ESQ.
For further particulars apply to the
LADY 'SUPERIORESS,
Corner of Prospect and Porter Avenues.
ana3 Sun Buffalo, N. Y.
, 1874-06-01

pulas III ofton continued from tLo forco
Of habit long after tho ilnpuslve excitn-
tion las boon forgotten. hnye alduccd
caaca which 10 far ~ could be uEcortnlnctl waro
INSTANCES Of the kind, and could readily otto,
both from my own experience aud that Of
others, many instances.
THO First Napoleon, whose knowledge Of
human nAtur0 haB rarely honn excollal, arrested
an epidemic OF suicide in ilis army by appealing
to tho onnobling emotions Of tho mind. 4
grcnedler killed. hinaolf. This suicide WAS fol-
lowed by. another, anl 1t waa found that,
cs ill previous Instances, the impulse would ex-
teid' Louaparte ct once RpproplAtel tho neces-
hltY TOR prompt action, aud accordingly ieHuol
tho following general ordor:
!ho dsenadler 1robbin has committed suicide from
dirhppolhttncne In lore. Hs In other rrspectH
tnat has hanpened !n this corpa during ths month.
ihe iirat Conou! Directs thH 1t shall bs notified III
tas osisr o. the sy tha! sodler ought 10 Luow how
70 overcome lAo grif md melancholy ot H 1asYons
that thora IL ~ much tFs courage in bearlg mutual
aet.on i,aifnlly "a rsain!ug Uncovered unttcr tho
f1so OF battery. 10 sMndon himself to grief with
cut res'situg, and 10 kill oIlesolf III orler to Esenpe
tr9m IT. ~ ko abandoning tho 1eld Of hastlp ncfors
bcinU conquered,
Tho effect Of this appeal was truly magical
and tho disposition to suicide vas at once
checked.
THO morbid impulse to !ojure others in prop
tho efforts Of the Individual who expor,uucsu tlo
impulse. Many iratunces Of tho liill layu colne
u1&ller my observation, aud tAey pro froauoutly
oyoraonlo l,y that wholesome fpar Of ths law aud
tho Influence OF iudlaous discipline which eyv
the itIhano--eapoGlally tiloEe whoa ouly n,ni-
fcatatlols OF montal alteration eoueistu it, nor
bid iupuigoa-ayo 10 genoralJy capable al appre.
ciatiny.
I onco oyercame o strong impulse TO ptoel
wlShtesye{ Eao could lay hsr hartls op, which .
WEALTHY !aay exhibited " dlysrHpE h.x Nll4d
, 1874-06-01
ILLINOIS NEWS ITEMS.

Jesse ". Fell las sold eighty acres Of land
near Gibson, Ford County, partly improved, for
925 per acre, cash.
c:p c3capt. 8; !. stool;d4lo. formerly, of Canton,
has resigned on account Of ill lenlth. He will
probably return to Canton.
- The papers Of Clinton, Lyons, and Fulton
are discussing tho idea Of d now bridge ncroas
opposed to another bridge, unl IL in favor of
compelling The Northwestern HALLWAY to allow
othcr roads to ,lno ita bridge.
Tho citizons Of Nashville, Washington Coun-
ty, have voted 10 eroct achool-houso 1t cost Of
THO amount OF corn being marketed at
PONTIAC daily Is enormous. Thousands of BUSH
els have been contracted by the farmers for N[ay
Of St June Delivery md having got their planting
tracta by delivering their old crops. Some Of
the Pontiac grain dealers aro shipping grain tc
st. Louis.
The millners Of this city (syeemoro) say
this Boason than for any three years previous.
What Is tho meaning OF NIL this Is tho in
creaaing wealth Of our city bringing with it tho
luxurant habit Of expensive dreBa Do we feel
n oar growth 9% desire to keep pace with tho
tahto IN dreBs.-SHcdnlore Repu1ltcdn.
Tile Offices OF tho Gdsctte aud Adgoodte, Of
Elgin, have boon consolidated, and hereafter tho
-d,!uocate will ba published the old Gazettc
oA4Io' AAo 17aeVCtte AO!Ab, uoNOf9It 10 not as
sumo any obligations OF ths Gazette Company,
nor furnish any papers to Subscribers to ths lat.
tor paper. Mr.. Taylor now has tho largest
printing Office in tic country. The Elgin Times
las been started by Ed Keogl,.
Mrs. Samuel =. Steele residing ncar Amor
lea, met with n peculiar accident fcw DAYS
since, tho result OF which cannot vel bo known.
Lying Oh a lounge, sl,o WAS picking her cur with
tho llend Of pin, when tho Pin slipped from llor
tingor and dropped into The ear. Physicians
and surgeons haye tried in win to find
it and given up the task as hopeless. Tho head
OF the patient IL much mf'anod inwartlly, aud
the pain ID most oxcruciating.-lound Gig
.Jouy1lni -.
, 1874-06-01

The little island of Noaroa in tho Grooian
Archipelago is suffering uut|er "constnnt sup
ny ,oi & boiling water. Some months ago, Aaya
oi'sly nunoyod by aorics Of earthquakes, which,
a!d lnuoh damage, and onlminatol In lAo burst
!hg open OF thu summit OF tho highest peak iu
TUG ihlAnt, and flood Of steam nnd boiling
water, Mhlch at one time Ind to- tho apprelon-
DESTROYED but every living thing contained IN Il.
Tho mountain, however, sudloSly ucnsed 10 boil
over, and II wns hoped HAT tor ao1no yaara nt
least t1oro would lo no raourraucs Of this tltaa-
fortunately dlbsipated the othor day whom tho
mountain resumed its Objectionable praoticcs,
l'id eniittad such Volumes OF boiling watsr that
sAe p2stlQ& et tue lklAa4 hRs beeQpq Almozt
, 1874-06-01
Ka-11fux Operations in Jackson
CptIta1y. Nf.

70 The Editor ef Ito tIar1itysboro independent:
we Trust Your many realtors will NOT, on nc
count Of frequent referencos to Ku-Klux in this
Quarter conclude that wo are nn uncivilized peo-
ple disposed to ride over tho laws of our couu-
try. aud adopt in their stead tAnt systom of mob
which, beginning in tho South, las become 10
well known es Au-kluzisn. by reference to
will be seeu that Yerconncs md Ora arc the
chief victims Of thoir dorredationa ~ ard yot
it il strange that people DO noted for industry,
M1torallty. snd obedience to our lawn, as the
qacntly disturbed by tho nocturual pcrambuia-
tions Of such klan.
HoWevor, thaso unknown, apparently God
forsalen, hayo not as yot committed any impair
aonaple outfages, but, on Tho contrary, Lave
stolen property, aud punish thieves. All i,lai-
vidual o few nights ago 1tole . carpat.snck and
some wearing apparel from d lady at Ora; but,
We suppose, about tue time 10 thought himself
appearance, gave him severe whipping took
the B.olen articles and returned thom to tho
owner. Having learned that our comiral frioul
NED Williamson desired to got Wow OF their
his qualification. Ned 6ays ho as soen enough
and will glvo them his interest il tie tank Il
tloy will not como again.
On Sunday night last, tho quiet slllinbors OF
your correspondent were disturbed by IL yoioo at
tho door, and, OIL inspection through tho win
!sow, We observed what 1oolel to us worry much
l!Go tue devil with many litt!o devils with him.
lho b!g fellow requested III to como out, and,
after Iolug assured that there was no danger ws
got slowly up, Eentiy pulled on our brooches,
aud with full and bounding pulse yontnrod out.
After teH inquiries az to thieves nul Iollurors.
ths;y quietly Disappeared
llueyos aro, just POW, scarce artico in this
country, aud those wlo have boon hitherto noted
for lazineas have bocon,e tho most inlustrioua
o!ass wo hayo. A man Is afraid to 10 lazy when
10 the midst Of I'll unknown Klan, wlo are over
, 1874-06-01

From 1otter to the Savannah Nelos reporting
= judgment just rendered by q Florl. tounty
Judge III case between an cid bl4ok nlan mud
Its wife, ~
(Copy]
.- Oc4,a, TIA, May IL, 1s7tll |
!, Ho 1t known throughout all Cristol,dum That
ever III ,,iK'la III hisn and whatever il hora il
lls'n, aud como weal or woe, peara or war, tho
rights Ut al property Ia vostud IN tile husband,
aud the wife must not tnte anything away. Tho
ox belongs to U!c!c Dou, and ho must keep 1t,
9uils she must 20 o,npty-Lundcd. Know ali
that th's is 10 by order Of the Judge of Probate,
(bignoD VIZ. II. A1LLYEu,
, 1874-06-01

Storey.
no RENT-sTQRES. BATKIrtG- ROOMS. DIJsI.
moss ohoes, dwullinRs, sleopu,f-roons ba4onlcnis
ios ~ 5S ~ AZ Of ~ sI,y good
be ofcred If taken Ut hayo dwellings tat
nro hard to beat ~ psce newly ep.tod painted. aud
1!0uks lsenting AEoncy, 81 Clnrk.sk.
, 1874-06-01
WANTED--TO RENT,

IVANTED-TO RENT--A Funn!s1flsn IlOUs
w for throo monthE iu KcnMood or Iyda Pork. A,
!toas With phrtieulars, Moad.y nnd Tuudty, e. Til
, 1874-06-01

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED -ON NORTH SIDE, IN DESIRABLE
location for ratcass resa cnce lot, 30 oet fronting
ass xoah W nav paEt caAh aud balance in desirable
depot. pa LDW1N. WxLkER ( CO.. 1iswicy faiid.
tn: .nntl1wo4t cnrnor DeArtarn nlld kladtson.stn.
, 1874-10-17
teaislE-Clli,tre in California.

1vu1H @7e H"' "t1e47e ke"'I . 5.pt.t .,,
Hortscuitrtn Will take new departure tnls
season ~ relation 10 INC cntlvanon q fa!hin.
grapes. 1t having been denonssfAtca ny years
ot actual cSpcfiencc thnt thla IS = COCA 6Iapo
country, aud that tho cnlts1ro or ra1sln'Sfapes 10
aure and profitable business, many wiil i lmme- n
dato!y ombark IN tho business, to oe followed py
thousands OF others. ~ beng business re-"
quiring little or no capital aiu one 70 winch I'M
mediate returns nay oa naa IT. must - pecomo ono
liurly adaptsd to land III tue ioot-h'lls Or thls
Statc, whore tho grape gfowa very ia3nrlan!iy,
and where hnndreds ot tnna ot tno hoss ra1sina
could be prodnced annually; iho vineyard oheo
boarlng, tao ont1fe lanoE OF plchlng,
drying, nnl 1oSing conlu 90 petlofihea
" tho husband ana whe, assisted oy tnost
iami!y. Ino onlS QUERY @ wonla 10 'hc e;s Sos1 of
boS-lumoos, WHICH ~ now quito cheap; Inc m
creoslng demanu tor our ralsans fonaoss a. sac
pOalt1ye, anu az rctnuhefatlVc CASH plices t1t1o
, 1874-10-17
TIE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
p.n..,. u,r. o,t 1c-Mr + s1 = Williams
oo7A'' osao'' ~ Wv -. ~ 49, .....,. - a1a.aS
had Sory narrow eseape .o'"a''-a h'..Gn .'os'3
nhayo than his friends llad expected HIS ohch-
ers wcrs John ". AlcDu[llo, formerly Postmaster
At cans,r}pa md s. G. Knight q rnJcal tenn
-. -, o,,a -, ,f1,,or n tha cnstom.
pefaao ..,,1 sna" @',a ~ e' w.. ' T.x,.''a;s~a
House Wheh tnos 1ouna 1has Ca'nol,ueo'
whichscnt moro than onc-lfth Of tue deloga.
ton. went for Williams solid, they considerod
tho distr;ct safe. and boa5tcd tlat Williams was
~, .;a1,t h,t III. IA md voor for C,ca;t. .Mo-
~ ''sh'' W, s"' 80 ""u ~, so"t .;as.a sa,,,ts.
biler people. anu tho w.ekea country
papers kept anying that Williams is ono
OF tho men who woro deep IN lls
complications. Then, too. IT Tas understood
that ex-Gov. Clsilin. man WIG had money, and
was always willing to spend 1T for tho good OF
the party, and haQ clear record, was ready 70
&c. in big place. believing thls. Newton went
aoltd for him, anu Milford ana Nas!cE wcht anti
Williams. Things looked quito unpleasant ior
Wlll!anh, mnin MI. osall'h M"s 5u1anu9I sIae ,
nn4eah MT. Hl!lalnd YVES hotl'!ua6ea " Wou!u 1ooR
like personal attack upon him, ana tticreupon
Mr. Clatiu found tilat hi3 business would not per-
NIT him to 20 to Congress- This year and TINT it was
uothing less thnn fuir that Air. Wi!lia,nh should
have two years more ct Washington, This took
tho bottom out OF the opposition, but they
would not vote for Williams ut my ratio. Thero-
, 1874-10-17
OTHER POLITICAL MATTERS.

TIFF OUTLOOK TN NEW york.
Sneefn1 Dt.patch to The Chicago 7f'e'st'
Nrv yonE. Oct, 1d-polilical nAttcra III this
state aro lust low elaping themselves, and
c,car ,oea Of lao prospects Of the local election
II, Mia city and probable result lu tito Stato, ay
In forn,cd tho best-infortnol met. with tli-
nsuel fa,,tlcs for obtaining information from
,hc ,ut,rior Of the Stato rs we'll ap III ths locall4
ty. as,ert that
THE pED,odnErs Will cAnnY THE srATE
Sy small majority. Mr.. Tiitton himself nays
that all his information lends him to tho conclu-
tion tint he will layo IN equal vote with Dix in
tho rcst of tho State, loavihg Now York City's
regular Democratic majority Of nbout SO, 0oo or
10000 to bo his majority iu tho State. lie is
probabY oyor-snuEuiue In this mnttor; a1ll there
is no question that tho Republican, themselves
fool uncertain about the result, The Cnat1n1-
House organization, which toally runs tue No-
publican party III this Btntc, ......
HAVE NOT xEALOusLT SUPPORTED DIX,
and oven now hrc somewhat llknwarm. But
the oydnta OF Lie rast wcok or tS!o laSo arosott
them to unusual effort, and today = conference
tonl-Honsc men, including Collector Arthur,
Naval Officer Lnilit, Surveyor Sharpe,-tho I'M
port Of which you may bo informed OF inter.
THE D1ssATtSrACT1uN IN ritz REPUBLICAN HANKS
throughout tho stato with tho National A.lnia-
other hand, tho Dix State Administration hn1
given groat satisfaction, md it is believed TINT
lie iB really 10000 stronger thah tho ticket.
Tllia may result in giving him nln}orit!es In IN.
expected districts. For iAta1lce he will probably
curry tho Democratic County OF Kings, in which
Brookyn Is situntod. The Democratic Hing or
ganizatiou in Brooklyn il inin.icnl to Ilidon,
who las made u reputation os tho Ring icono-
clast, and tlios MO afraid that his next oflorte
particularly II he has tho power, ~ runaored,
will ba dirccicd to their absolute demolition,
They consequently load him down IN TINT county
with obnoxious candidates, whoso nomination
will hnye tho effect OF giving tho county to Dix.
II this city an effort has boon mntlc to got up
af opposition by Iarumany Hall to Tho regular
Democratic organization In lAe interest OF tho
Republicans, but 1t is nlroatly failure.
EVENTS IN THE WEsT
have gtvou the Old Democratic tic iden that this
Stasc can be carried and this faet will bring out
many who have hot voted for years, aud will
compel thoss who would 1iko to revolt against
Tcnn,auv to vote tho regular ticket i'll order TO
hay. their records straight. 1t Is very safe to
conslulo that this year tho whole Democratic
vote will DO pollut. A great many thousands Of
Republicans will shrk their duty bocauso Of their
dissatisfaction with national and local affairs,
md il is Just possible TINT tho political revolution
here IN favor Of tho Democrats will bo as marked
as ii has boeu in Iutiana and Ohio.
, 1874-10-17
AFTERNOON SESSION,


Tho Congress- roa9aonbed at 2 o'clock, Mrs
Llyermoro iu tho CHAIR. The Attendance was iu
nowiso diminished but was still larger than In
the forenoon, tho main floor aud galleries being
donscly filled with Indies nud gautlome1t, nlauy
Of whom wero unable to obtain seats. y
Mrs, Harbert, of Iowa, mnlo M address, eay-
ing that this Congress WIS n sort of Normal
School, preparatory for the Eolectoral College SOON
to assemble. How could bo secured wouleu'a
right to equal control In tho educational work of
tho nation, When over the pulpits wcro written
tho words. Sacred only 10 7" True, col
lego doors were opening In response
to the imrerious demands OF tho hour,
but there wero thousands. of womon in Tho cou,,-
try wlose achool-daya were over and who need
ell something wllcl, collcge-privileses could nos
give. It would bo q nlatter Of glad nows to
many women that nt,ch all organization NJ tho
Wolnhns Association existed. Mornl rcfotm be-
longed 10 thoso who took It, Tho ond was not
got. Lot no ono faitor. Tho grcatcst gift a hero
left his race WAS to lavo beon horo.
DR.. Mary snfTord Dlallo, of boston, thon read
tho following papor:
pNE-EATAL 1NFLuENGE.
M s nss Sp ~ ereb
ynnr power of yisun a,Uo0 tines. what II world uf
nHSn rayss,sa e, Of hs9n a q w1noF ,sn w1 ~ 5 20
would bo to coleearaa four gaso II told yoi that
nuer n. Y yoff H. object snHs was rrosopus'o a'ou
ln he moment Of eager expecatien yoa lnEht nn,l
XIII tba M ~ a hs M II GsGor n 5! e tSo O
Of lie, tho hall:ant II tlso soul
How yon wotld a.ncontrato your visual poWar, vino
could holp you nit y ~ aiifm,''s, yo,, uia1s
npl(,lrII stan1 ypId uf Bliare AMI iDlMl, ChAHriuEd
, 1874-10-17
CASUALTIES.

Killed nnd injured by Failing Earth.
pufLADEhrti1A, Oot. 16-Thls afternoon, while
worltmou wcro fllling up tuivort at Forly.thirl
mud SAMSON stroots. tho banks foil iii, killing
Lov named Hugh n,,sl two laborers, Frank Reou
md Frank A1etlonisan. a1,d aetlotlsly iniurng
Samuel Mink.
, 1874-10-17
T3le Cost OG War,

The Republic. Washington magazine, pre-
sontH solnn statistics concerning Lilo different
wars III which tile United States havo boeu oll-
gagged. III tho .war Of tho Revolution I775 to
l7a3). 378,O61 6ullliera wore engaged; iu the wnr
OF 1919 to 1915, 527,G54; in tNs Mexican war,
49, 26O.-making total Of 878, ,nl5, ,-wllil0 in tho
wnr uf 1al0 no lass thnn 757, EDS wero onsagcd.
During tlle Rebellion. 27o, 9d. olieors md men
in nction. Since the hnyinuing Of tho War Of
tho Rebellion, the Government has paid Ill to
June. 18TH, in paua!ona, over S'251, ,0o0.000. De-
duoting e5,00N.000 for former ronnionera tharo
il loft p246 00U 0 growing out of tho Rohellion.
Some idea OF tho number of ponsonR, aud tho
amounts paid during thcuo twelve ycars, n.ny DO
eathereu from the following tablo;
Army widows au dependent relatifas.. 1l40ua
Survivors Of tho war Of lb11...,......... l6.zG5
WI,owa Of aolters Of tho var Of l8la. 6051
Euyy iny.]itlE .,.,,,,,,.,.,,,.,...,.... 1,ln0
Navy wiIoW6 and .topcudcut rc!Atves, ,..... l,710
Tola, 238,41
The Robcllion entaiIe1 debt Of -, 600, ,00U, ,000
upoM tho Government to be paid by tho poop!o,
mud, aa,to rrnm the priucipat Of the public 1eht
and pensions, there was mid dnring tho 1lacal
year 1863 the B,l1n Of Sla7 ,9a, 0So05 on account
Of expenses growing out OF the late War.
, 1874-10-17
MISCELLANEOU9,
REPUBLICAN, AEETISN,

Spe.lat u.aputfh IN 1he Chiraao Tribune.
GENEVA LAKE, Wiz, OCT. lG.-1Ao political
probabilities for un old-tmo Republican mnJorl.
ty in Wa'worlh County aro frightening oyory
day. Inst night tho Hon. Charles G. WiIiiams
add,es.cd IN oarnoat und attentive .naug-lnceling
in This vil!ago und WIS enthusiastically raccycd.
Ills hpoaol,, while glowing with true orntory, at
times WIS characterized by its plain, pointed
etylc, compelling tho admiration oven Of his
politica a,nu.,os. IAD bpeclnl feature In thlu
Assembly district IL tho nniyeraal tlomu,ld by
hutl, parties for defeat Of Matt Carpenter for
tha s5ouatu,
, 1874-10-17

wnEEEn1No, W. w., Oct. 1e.-Thc hor1bllo-
ans concctlo tho election Of Wilson (Donl.) to
Cougrcss for thia district by about 100 msjosity.
This result 1nalcs tho West Virgntn delegation
in Tie next Congress stand throo Democrats IN
acsd Of 9ne lopnDsea, ~ sa hroasnt eo e, 9onarass m ~