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TIE TlTHEss inwtS TO nE nErnneEp TO THE
HOUSE Eun Cnx1ua1lnr

HOUSE Fon CoSTu.1AuY.
Special DspntcA 10 Ihe CA,eaqo Tribune,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Doc. 2o.-Tho Committee
On Ways anl alcuus will untloubtcd " repdrt tho
recusant witness Irwin to Tho Iiouac for contu-
macy, aud the llouao Is not in q huuor to ho
trctl with. Ho can be imprisoned for tlo m.
lnain'nE term OF the Congress-. Tlaro il alan nm
Old atatute which n!alics 1t felony fer n witncss
to decline to answer committee t,f Connrses.
Tho statute provides that upon the csrtiacatio,,
Of tho fae'a to tho Grund Jury by tho
Clerk OF tho l1ouBo an Indictment will
be found. Tho punishment ID imprisonment in
tho Penientlary. Tho Committee thinks Tint
irwin las placed himself in most contemptiblo
position, lilo Inns voluntarily
ACKNOWLEDGED 1fts ow.1 1ErAaIY,
and ia1 been eager to cast aspcrllious upon IN
ontro ConErcnB lowing tho innoc,,ut to rcst ,1n-
dor tho samo iinpntation with the t,mlty,
Tho following il u condonged abstract OF the
testimony Of Irwin, taRon in soo1 OF session by
Tho hub-committoo Of tic Committee on Ways
and a1oans. This Testimony will lao roatl In tio
Whole Committee tomorrow, and will bo mado
lub!se Ola Tuesday: Irwin tostliiol at consider
ub!o length Ill to lis own couucc-
t1on with The I'acitlo Nta,l Steamship CON-
p"ny llo explained tho unsuccessful attompt
that Ind hoan made Mt previous e;,uuions OF Con.
efosa to aecuro tho paaaago OF nuhsiy lil!. Ito
"as autographed for ut gan Francisco by Stock !
SeA to como to Now York. The telegram con- |
Ealna no information ~ to the purpose Of his !
'!sls. As came to Ne'r York. 6toekwe!! laid |
, 1874-12-21
TIE CHICAGO CUSTOM.HousE.
6UpT. n4SK1S EyOSIaATED.

8ptciat Di8patch to 9hc ch,eaGu 7,i6uu,.
WARRINGTON, j. e.. Dec. 20.-For u consider,
able period tho Supervising Architect Of tho
treasury has bcen engaged in IN investigation
into certain charges Of alleged fraudulent acte
Which have hcon preferred ngainst Architect.
Isaniin superintendent or Lilo construction q;
tue Chicago Cuato1n-iIouso. The principal mart
OF tho charges wore nude to tho Department by
anonymous letters. Tlo substance Of tile charraa
xaa that Rankin had ontorod into corrupt com
h1sassoa 'Titl John AIuoller. lilo proprietor Of
tho uuona Vista stouc-quarrieA Of Cincinnati.
ami with othcr persons. Tho Hpecillo allegation
ttn Taa tEat . Nank!n was building houses out of
or'l1nont contractor. Tho Treasury, ttrol,rb
tEe olce Of tho sstporyalng Architect lla5 ncIt
soVera! special aEen.s to Chicago to Investigate
tMeao tr'e charges Two OF tho agents were 1lcaHrs
Thompson and Churcls. They have prcssn.ci
their yows to tho Supervising .archtect, end tia
latter Ina submitted them to tho SECRETARY Of lin
iroas1lty. who. it is stated. npproyut. OF tho re.
pots. itio abatement which IL made III thiH: Tile
guilty Of fraudulent acta, hut haa huon ynry ima
prudent n'l'l caroloss in his deatinga with con
tractors, aud has nixed to too great M extent II,
l,ea loeal politics.. TAe explanation rs to tie
htoHn Iv tho tortms mnso N tllo houses ia tnt,
Louise! the htoAe mint bo cut according 70
whnt iH technically tormel I. .q1arry.beI.H In
cutting TUG alolae lu this 1aannor large amount
Of Etone is wasted, which, under Tia cnrtr"ni
;; Gannos bo used fur lho uovern.nont ln,iidinns'
rue atoi'o Which IL lott after the ''guarry-btH
ilas been lset! III what tho contractors hayo usel
lor building tllo lsousoB in Cleago mud it il Far
these HOUSES that lsaultn hau drawn tho nlnna
tortl!o contractor. The officers rufnrt tint thrro
'7au no fraud in thoso transactions On t,n,
part Of llanAn. but tint lao waH very nlsoycot.
lho reports OF tho agents NTH rogard to tbs
building state that tho construction il proceed |
ng Satisfactorily. There IL considerable obicc,
ion to tho stone which III used on accouut ot
40 n'lmesoua iron aud petroleum yeiuu iu Il,
, 1874-12-21

a Mormon paper at Salt Latte placos the u,1m-
Per OF ]nlyganists il. tue Territory ut l,O0u men,
5000 women, and 4. 700 Children, a.l tl,a cost and
aon,, hy !egal punishment OF al At :aooo, ,ooo,
them 5000 crying wonlou nsIl 5000 crying
childrou. Thls IL probably rrotsy accuya,e
computation. Quo Of tho boautiea Of tho 1,olyg.
anons uyatom IL shown by tho statement tl,at
Salt l.ato il tho rcsitlonep oil IN ugetl Moruon'
WHO IL tho husband of q wo,t,,ii and hcr two,
daughters. Thus. his first wife IL his motItor-in,
lnw l4iB Ktep~ttaughtern hin wyoH, Ills ao by
is tlrut wi1a A half brother to lliu otl,or wiycs
etu., oto, "''''
, 1874-12-21

]. / q :, !|,.. [ u -I.l2 .Hl22SSB.

and Gont1emon in search Of Holiday
Erosenss will find tho largest ana
most elegant variety Of tho follow
ing goods, viz.: Silk Pocket HdEfs.
and Mu1Iors, Of tho rarost French
and English designs; Linen Cambria,
Aomstltchod, and Embroidered
Initial Hdkfs., from medium to finest
imported; Silk Necl1wear, in guam
t1ty, variety and attractiVenoss nev-
or approached By eny house ;.Dont's
and other popular makes OF Gloves.
lined and 1,n1inod; Gold Bosom
Htllds, OF rlchost Platforms Silk I'M
brolles, OF best manufacturo. ALI at
prices not equalod, at
, 1874-12-21
0cEhEI STEAMSHIP NEWS

QUEENSTOWN. Dec. Gothic steamship City
Of l'ondoa' wlnch sa!lcl from Queenstown Due.
~ iot,'rnoa today dlsahlotl. Her maiH will 10
Hn.3t 3rnnaferrod To the utcanslip Cubs. for Now
1"'SpoS, Dec. 20.-.Ilso atean,el,Ips Jrotaatta.
itGm New York. md Nelerluud, from rAlia.
QUEENSTOWN. Dec. a0.-TAo atoamsh,n CITY
OF London broke ler cylinlor.heatl on liz 16th,
working ono ongiue. ''
, 1874-12-21

rroyi1o ylruoua rana r for ;haso ~, opGrty
''E n 10 roS, HroS,do Il to, tor t!henselncs. -
!oN n,a.1 orl lovcr /: ii slat tno snohs ax +
t iar II .s 9' religious a' moral nuer bur- scIooa 5
nsss st% s:1s 1sn III; s:sss s, ss
Sc,sd W ,,s without thcoo EY : lei IN stE tic w orl
,o ss SosreI es1 aonH 5 5J1rsS} inssl
sssSs: @ sssS tue nS%SS'y ssS II
ss Is xs; s' + tx Il ss;:s:s ?;s #
sss Ns% on' x0rS nS psnss ill., 1T t0Gsss s ns IL
,n1sT 10 'at tH Gki lo try av Mr ~ 'snss:l: rnya
achoos; ie lbs u' fnrI;ns aI;t0g " t1Fni 1 noei in M
'eaSh ne rltliments Of uerful konciso' '7 u
o shoe nor ks ketl t ra' 1ooys a; nssther ]okss
iirs Jared on raaaon, comnlu tensc ni,i f,,ti nn
ogSo uugs Of se os!ss 'linlcllIIs 1t thu cdcona
NJ , H. seo,nn 10 reallza that tcra can bo
,,, ~ W Sound EDUCATION WITHOUT nrJIn,ox.
sho,iI ays In S,try llke ours, all avo equal r!sr, MI
e i5tS1e ss s.sS., fG5 +: 4, ~ sy
t9sos ts es vanxss.s ssss sst.es an q
thnsina lin '09ttfTnna VIII an, ,na'nt.s tat I'll rasios
fssnsss o. "'s lou ' HSs fs Ct e.tot sts 3, 'tF;s 's
ps4esy 'pae /. M MY,'!s; inon; 1 v,, !o m viii
tint Tis more oron;1sssa 1 ssc9 ot e 10y. Mr. Mayo,
sruy Iii III i1as,ase of tug Sseiae!c. a the oru
mel Of s,oCht," Tne nositio ,o iae hhsol cllnn.
sys tho journal hai St te 'essn conoy IL ssss
ri IL its teln,y m a ,ne9F fyoa of te reua ca
q ovory pers,saon we nn ro 10 any ,risRio1ist
hL la ~ sato oyht not nndertato to rdu., uI,
i T.: nssssy sonS'o .$sss e.
Catholic, but >SA''a Ao' 1'''a 'no aatacl Or Tie
rnoa1 THE rv,xcr,,c,,
,nIs o arra IN divisions tile Erangeca4
tton to ah,,a W any o.er oint than tint Of or,o-
M demands. ascrce the ,a mosp s9nsos seapc to " or
nros,,nctu ~ "'a rnt III peril tho future
Il 81 ~ .sea hne country. They caunot gok
ric,,, ; ~ "se some aFt IN the educational eur
{ other %nrdl4 ;n @ .a1o!osy ont Of their religion
orsa On tbs ue, ~ au ~ Mba;tg their toaees Of
uoflcr, nloyn,na., f y! 'no oa lagsns, viii. somo
igly Eoast Of Witt ,n. 1re s' nrnk they esu
III, crpncncn Of sooG oo an ny fr civilization una
Theology, then, ii ti.o "0'e''''s''''
nj which ia rI;ss, rI.s ,ttnvSn.HIoSsTo:E ~. oI.i'1a
prc,,, Of i,om fur sin & o.. snHns
AIR. Aasos drt is Of s s,sSns ,,;, Tue NY
lp, uo arn2 ~ Ell, m tGo iss das n;;era oi the Gus
nd 1Is eaelns one;sr fl,, guy ~ nio aa religion
servo thu aeo1nnt;,rs ~ ; adVise llono to pre-
aao i,p tilt fa; " sn ;near Il ministerial otce 1t tho
1sv st IL. s1aus ass openly =, svoMa enS1
IL o oaoes a so.s teaa;;i te, ;eioiGy 1oi;s ont e
U0Ut{ In corrni'or ,,. na@ m os n twelve yrars
b. Gisrt Of Mbauy a q sa,a statement. tho ev.
tut uuIIi.ra ,uan h ax rees rare f. hav lin toll Hsya
u1 at liz ,ast ~ sne senre nf our
yark l,ns bfe our a liz e, aency III this
20 coirFs lAat thcro u , @ ~ t1cso tcrancca
'ne tac Influences un tho drcct II no t1s: III 1no
sacll1ug Of the Common gsho"a, '0' 'e' aifeot'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-03

,a'n1'thrss' 'pJ'aiaias i by to eaoi,
w 9p tho promise That 10 will b.
TED 'fYr next winter. Tie Cit.xsn' |.
~ ,vitg+ B4Hk is snuorsiug Pay masI
tSedsrgt DsIliss' ufafts for SUP,
,SeA.TH The G,vernor jpsis,s sshs
|esgle shalt bum III, bridge,in CON,
q ,der".ion Or us appointment ~ !,
'oun'y Trea;urersn,NeIyle elaim.
e, 'at II is TOO aoou "sftsr'odollseang
"xes. 2. go" ,lraIigpA { 81 laht
LATER The troops are very hun !
;ry.-The Governor g.vess ,milis ~
Ill tomorrow night. Citisens. fry'm
:h.rleston are he . rendering ttUop>,
dtthe Gov.tuor declines otLsrI, SOU
he grou"d that they were, boltess.
\ oontingeut cemetery J, has, beer, 10,
sct.d, aud will DO dedica od THUS
Jay by Montgomery Moses" This
"tne Moses faulty" are here,' all
having been called to, serve a., quar-.
ermasters, some eighty of them,
l leave toi, Tho out llno Of piykets.
Will telegraph il AL hour. > |'.'
. qr.a4 t. HURLEY. }.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-03
IN THE DAY Of CREMATION,

John Paul, \ manufactured OF rhyme
pub,ishee In Hsrper's MARaxine, for Jun,
tho following grOte que bat tender poem
which throw tho glamour Of romano,
over the Furnace for the Dead;
rns MAIDRx's LAST FAREWELL.
Then tho night wore Oh. then We know
the worst.
ThA, the end OF Il all was nigh;
Three doss"rs they had from tho very
And what would one do but diet
"Oh William !" she. DRIED, s,rew no Bios
H. como Of spring
For tha new apparatus might rust
put Lay that II handfal Of ehsvings you'll
bring, -.
Aud iinger TO see mo con'bus.. < Z e..
"Oh, promise me. love. by tho hrs.hol'
y"u II watch.
Aud ~hsn mou'uers and stokers con.
vvne,
You will sre tha, they Msh, me some sol
emu, SLOW mach. -. ..s.. .....
Aud warn them ag lust kerosene.
ut would cheer tne to know, ere these
rude bre. zee waft
My eeseuceH tar 10 tho role,
That une Whom, love will look to tho
1inushi,
And bave q toud eye on tho cual. -
"Then promise me, love"-aad her voice
fa,n,er grew
'"wh,e 'hie budy Of mine. sacri6 a,
You viii rtahd just ss near, us .ou N 70
tothe d o.
And s"Es ~hi'e MY gass-s srise.
"For 1honseu--sir ! ehry-hss found
OH, y way
tOf his prossss you've sur.ly heard
trll,) NJ.
And yuu turn li>e q Parlor nh, ch gently
awAS,
Nor even otf. nd by . smell. .-1
$50 none of the dsiniy iced sniff in dis.
da'n. "
When my osrbun a'ats up to The sky
And I'm sure, LOVE, that 3ou will Lever
complain,
Though IA ash should blow iuto your
sJe.
''Nov promise mo love"-and she nur.
INJURED low
WHOM the Qualification 10 DER,
iou will cit hy my grave III tho twilight
glow
moan my furnace door.
"Yss promire me, love. while tho season,
rsvolve ....-..,
o. thtir noiaeiess axles. tho years,5ss. y
You will visit the kiln where you saw mo
resolve.
And leach my pals aahes with tesrs.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-03
A Human G!loul.

Mo. cs has ben gu Icy Of tho deep
est crimes Of wilton al Executive
sii un' ed as he wa, c6ull bs onp.hlu.
l. would h We iuwn as much dis.
honesty perhaps had he. robbed n
rich S.a,e, but the additiunal stigma
'"t ihtIinan.ty could pvt have ,heen
I'll ida'o his charge as It now will be-.
His conduct IN rlu"dtrin. stUi3keu
and hell pl, 81 Snuth Uar"im. can 10
likenedyto hothin4 excvpt that of,,ho
hhih.n ghouis wa, yis,t hattlulields
and other scenes Of di+nster to rob
tho dyiig and the dead Tie lrso
Of system uic plumber which hs 10 .nd
in up, ratio, has bsea impr we'd upon
by him until new even Scott, under
whose admins. rati,. the bogu. b",ds
were ne es"tlateh, Is talxul Ut us tho
refJrn 'sncoessar Ut II 'sas. '> L. ID
posa tile for eths State u slnk lower
--BySt0n Post. },.s. ..., ,,. .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-03
Tho Noses Affair.

The aitustion re mains unchanged,
N ores IL uastsr Of he field. H4srill
retuss- to 10 arIest.d, and ds6e.
the law. a.E.L& - XVI -: 7sna4u.
Certainly be shows pluck, He i. q
bold thief. lIs would. ,sh,ue In IA,
pro.eSr,on Of hiyhw*y fo obLery. Mvses
Seals. but uevstss1rts9do,S. I" S"'.
Heretofore tis NOD ssho wa him4elf
an adept u tho 6us att Of sw,ud. ing
But not until the Sheriff Of y anxe.
burg attempted - arrest him, ou a
ohsige "f larceny, did be exhibit
th ,se traits Vt d.riux, ~hioh, added
to his emiueht quail .foatious as .
thief. render him Que OF the Inost
Rsllsnt Luu Ms.stip> tho Republican
army. n .., :%at,l(sg5 l(sg5sltsg
, The star o. MSs,s T. on tho 2s,eeri.
an. \ ready it thr- atens to olt
sh'ne the s,ars Ut lsue'er, aud CYlf.x,
b ooks, Tweed, Lit lei I'D, So. pso .,
I'D uthor spIond.d iuuinssies ~ tho
eky Ut AMeriuan Pvli,lcs. lie pos.
aes-o+ mAay OF tue most Promiasit
qnaii6 ,asio"s Of these distinguished d
ss.rl ,.uen bat he surpaosss them sll
~. M.s.anh,,..tt. sa,;u, n,,;6..
,hs .,nn,,.,sr.i.sS,,s 49,. ~; ms
az ,r.,,a otsb;, sh.r., ,.,;. ,ba ,.an,ix
hv,.or,,a ~ Cr.d'r Wn,;i,.r 't.n;.
,i,eak,a on ,rom tho n~h,;o os,.
Txe.d .nooum ,.a L,t.,.asia ,an
and th, u,i,utv nan ~ Il, ,ie;,b ,,,'
plor,un, ly Surp,in.l Win me n,.
nv. - o.'T'l
BIT Moses s.eals u,,d stand. h,s
vrou..d. H., x,upl, !, .., lin. i.
ou, one, aud 20 b ii not be .ururissd
20 see /. t,ll.wed In similar CASE, tv
Republican ,,tf;ei,,i.. j. r,.,s Aih.s.
is but apfna DIV .9dald,n. rho b,iI
Ii, III elf .t.oys che laas n; ID the ,cous,i.
t,on H. the KirkffwYafiA 1870 Thi,
rss,stan . to tlph(f0l authu,,,y prnysd
.told,u'n ruin. Mayna ns. dia,,
.rousf ,,e aw ,i,a IN - IN .nt q ,ysrn,:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-03
~
The Grangers.

Cheering accounts ere CONSTANT,
'oi.iug in from all parts Of Missouri
rom canter to ciroumfe. ence, If the
>teady progress uf the order. The
older oranges are increasing iu mum.
hers Of membership, efficioncy aud
usefulness. Tho wdro experience
they acquire in the working rrinci.
pies of tho order, the be,ter pleased
they become with it-,ho more good
they see oAn be accomplished by it,
>oclallv, intellccru lily and material
.-Ruui World.
Mi ri. w. y. Wright, Past Mas
ter OF tho Safe Grunge # California,
and authnr or the "Declarution If
purppres" al, ped by the National
Grunge u. 81. Louis, is 1T present the
fhc'eht LECTURER Of the California
State Grange, anl is everywhere re.
garded Us teing one Of tho Leading
,hinkers la the ranks of the order.
lie is the author OF the "Dcclaration
If Principles" which Was unanimous.
~ adopted ut the last meeting Of the
futionaI Grange.
u" show how the order of Patrons
Of llusbaudry is f,u,i ishiug in In.
diana, We would III .ntion that Clark
Grange was "rgamzed in Jefferson.
vile one year agn last February, and
numbered %. In December follow.
i.g the New Albany Gcange was or.
aanized, aud wus nun bcred 934. Ou
the ths '3lh tf April RISE Hill
Grange was organized, in Fl"yd
G 'u"ty, aud Numbered 1885,
Ledger. &anda,d >.
Tbe net proceeds Of the e3 bales of
Of cotton shipped TO Liverpool by
Ricnzi Grange was Gl,2lG It's I'd
cqn'l tn $500 81 ia gold, which.
at the current rate IF premium, II
per ceut., amounts to SG,9SG 80 in
currency, III average OF over $50 50
per bulc. On the day before it was
forwarded from R.elz;, tue merchants
here r"iuscd to buy ut sny price ;
It ulher p"ints ten and eleven cents
we're the current rates offered.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-03
Asserting his Position.

+, In review hg D.. III zE ward II ,ll's
work on Ahlnh ,n,', ~; R,ch.rh
Grant White tGalaxy Tor O,tobe,, ,
1879 says: HIS ,r Mthsnt Of every
on, twno.has umie.tak"u t0 hc1 p 9th.
ers i'll The ndy uf our common
NJ. berrtonguc, remi~ds, us uf tho con.
duct If the ship nastur who Game, on
deck u q ID that, ia his absenca, his
nlate hhd 1ndertak ,,i To RI d the
butial service over the hody of de!
partsd fntelopmau, aud had actually
begun the holemn ,task-''l am,"". o}c.
"You the resurrection aud tho liz T."
broke III the aff' olted skipper. Give
me ths bdok. .A-I au the 'resutrov,i ON
and the Ii.e." r.u" a.A as Hi't
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-03
nfa'. Lsnis Ttnss,'may 2.dl
ei ,4s,lIGeOd bye Joo o2bih sas

az ol tisfiGe0ubye JO0 'oG'!h s'a "
al, bax npy.YSUudt - ,"g'7 62'
FED L,D 81 n15F;, .T'tEp4kRsrsE,Tr,sA 4kRsrsE BEles, IN
. 4AaF I'M rxSa'Fnkag, ssiSa s"n%F 'tMs1c sTir:
bus .s9x.?rUf s.uo-lIss 1917" i%"J
b qEaohtrAjn ,.ovsr,athe sUaito and
Fulton snd1 ulsYnl Moun,n,n R.il.
= tnsfs { 10 ;sris,ss e =: hig's Mcrds ST
rnstle piOulamdti6h@f The pl1silseunH! =
,6,d ,hs l.lid ut the RaskentlJk to
hSss for ibe~,oy A., thela "iffersns
'Coolohei JohE n. G,yton, brvthsr
ot the great tSsdd nmf Trout of the
tue attempted usdrpatipu, mem her
yfthe lust, G. mccall "a sss 'pnly 4 .ir"m
), tts'son soonuty, sani .reoeutlyJa
Big uier Qsnsral vf Brooks forces !:
'Colone J"6n Booker, lso mom Der
'uf'the iIouse, ,'FbeT leader Of The 't5rrc,ss, !,
who e e,l 'Mto the sssa ners II attic,
,and who afterwards scnltled her ::
li,nt. Cnl,, A., s. dFowlor.u formerly
Sh:ritf Of Pope o,nnty, aud owhp IS
kn"*n ~ Gun: eot"i with the seizure
= + the State arun9 "fr8m The Arkan ,as
Stare Iudus' ',ijlH Uai!ersity .atslt.$. :.
etsyyitle,, api for whose c.pturs the
ill;t"tsd tte,msr H4ttjey was equip
ped and started out Cup,. IL. r.
Piakn@. ior,ls.'l, II tbs S.ate l., mas
Dep 'rt,hsnt ;'oapt.'J.T. Nox, Jr.,
or tho ,Brooks ,foqcssY Capt. cEl.
retossll, Of ,hs Stats, Treasury. De.
partpent :; Lieut.. rCb ,rlys Taylor,
Chief Clerk toidh.s Ch1nSuoIry Gut:
Col. NIL. :Ah7l!e&s, q Q,~itertuas,e or
Generut Of the Brouks fy.ce.. aud a
slsrge.nnthbsrfot tie foI l6wor, Of the
u's1rs"niz "g ptroon, Wlth these
geb' ieuen the dra una IL over, tho cur.
til" h,s ia'leh, She dssper ate game
they attempted has. not ~ n, aud now
after u >hp,tand q ful s, as"n. of. the
"i omr. pride anl OF, cums,ancs #
eIo'i u. war;" they find ,bem,eiv,s
r'tug' es from aal"nd'tney, hive fnr
years lmp"y ,i,lieu, aud we'll nigh
conv' rted INTO 4 "howling wildes.
ness" Tas reign nf.the c.rtet.b.g.
ger Is over in Arkan, ,as, and the
h..rne If ramEi.es th.t has fur the
last decade heed dra wing the life.
blo"d II iom the Com on wealth.. must
seek ,tte, trehss moro >congeuiul ~
their va"dallsm.t-P"r j ,e, had he
ss''.d his Grd ~ faithfully us 10
served Be' jami" C,ay,ouhe would not
te d. ner,c' III 't.i', h,s last ex'rt mi
~. Not single prominent r put.
iIc"n l. Lift IN L.,tle Ro k to .,un, ,oie
the d' posed usurper in .tLis sad hour
OF tGEl. Vale, vale, Joe.
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Rumofs Of tho Mosais DispcaSa.i1h

p The best apd vit,issts description.
of tho South Carolirr$ GaneruatJ,i l
emb'ogIi, is the <f"l:oaing di.pasc.
from one T,mothy Hurley, q member
Of the Legislature, wh, muy he, r
hueht We know, an deep iu tho muJ
ns Moses IL il tho mire
SxAr OF War. PREsroN MANSION. J
~ CoLusnIA, =. y MtbN. .aHr. :
May l6. 1874 J
EDiroR Nxws AND Courier TIE
sitnation retnains unohanssd. Mose-
Is still Inside holding a council of
war, aided by Huge, Neag'e, N .sh
0ardner, Lee, Rivers, Snalls and
many Others of h,s staff. They have
agreed to declare msttial l.w, an.i
bluek..de the county Vt Riphland.
send,nH forces tu tho o. anxe burg
line. Mo o, has issued to. tho trdops
an a'fdrrSs, 80 'otigosi) sinc, d,..
covered to have been delivered By
Gsn. wa.hing,on, st Ca"br,d 60,
Mass. on taking command Of the
Continental troops. Tue fonds le ID.
lug to, the ,ci: = srs filied with volun.
seers tsho are cheering the P, ni,entia.
~ as they g. BY. The people ate leav.
Ing the oily, taking their good. and
live stock. % ohs desiring to remaiu
du'iug lhs siege. Mores hss lid a
horse taken Z" the top OF tho Preston
Mansion, aud Will issue his = orders
from that po'ps IS being safer. a
a'R has bean raised BY nisdg,ng his
honor, and it will b. fang 10 she
broess s,.m,rro~. Psymsut VI the
troops has bssn ga iranteed BY GIN.
Nessls whu pledges b.s blue Ridge
SCRIPT freely, aud hiss telssrap phed
Patterson 70 do likewise. Tho
Supreme Cuuys hse dsularod thas il
ius legal tsnder for that pu p 40.
Gen. Gardner b ~ ofdststi two bu,.
dred smbulsnsss sud called tor Qua
thousand ourses. Dr. Fox's rsei-
dc CO has been rendered ~; Q hosp,.
tAlyso the Govern ,r, H. con liberation,
Of bis sppoi ,tnsns Oh the G 'vernvr,,
assf AZ Chaplain. The Supfsms
judges and Circuit Judge Maokey
will 60 ss com missiolers 10 she bsnke
toesaosrow TO assure them Of he Gov
e'Sos's projection. A copy Of tn,
Preston mortgage 10 60 bs pr nssd
aud, sho stsG com snis.i,a made OH
on II. The Rspaolisap' lPr,nt,pk
company Will nanvs - the front, 80 y
60 Inspire coLfiiepes in tho liz.
ofiosrs. WuodrafF + 10 uniform ,snd
commands in PsSson. He oarIis {,
pay ssssiaeassss ,Hasdy ~SolonaoA Il
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'.ntly uioturusn by the>o untg,vlmgs
{ ths departure wnioh tho President
as Walksd out for .himself--a de-.
, arturo which would make r, pub
cap in jointly i'll the next House I'M.
, os'ible. Aud yet ,hoy may bo
,owe'lessto thwart it.; for the very
n,.as'ery which they have conceded 10
im-',he imreriall prcroga,i>e ,
'wtiyh the Pres, DECLARES ne wields-
nay enable him to accomplish tho
cod work in spite Of oil that his par
y can 90 to prevent it."-Auysssta
Lonstitutiv nalist.
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Fires

CnASD RArrDs. MIcn., May is
J. }. E.llot.'s lightning roi manu-.
factory wns burned tnis morning.
I.rss S3j 900.
ST Louis. May 2s.-The machine
shops OF the St. Louis, and South
'eote'n Railrosi, ut Mount Vernon,
,ero burned last night with three
locomotives, anl two Passenger
conc hes. Loss s $4,000 uninsured.
lNDEpENDENcE. May 27.-rhe loss
by tie Tire here Monday foots up five
hu"d. ed and eighty->even thousand
toilars. Insurance ;wv hundred and
wentY seven thousand.
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Lille hid Property Savtd by a Dig.

. = Il family in this o,ty woro aroused
from thsie sleep few Rights simoe,
b. tho cgptipn.l barking ,vf their yard
dog. AZ 6rst they imagined spme
'ope'to be p. OWING about the pre- mis-.
'ess and uhe geutiem IN of ths hotiss
got>ufSwentto2tthe door aand foun!i
that tpeesopk ,oo'p, which was attach. .
ed I. the house. was ,oa,fre, tho yard
bsng ferfetty lighted up, ,ty It, ahd
the "ind be,nE 'ye' y 'kieb, the fire
Was. nnkng good 'he,dwny. With
the ps-sistance Ut tho balance. Of the
family end II, a,gyud supply of water
wnioh " ~ clio g at h.p !, aft 81, ,cons,,I-
efabl9 exertiSn he Gre was ex,in.
Q"ishsd. 4'kTdoy' II Wofth hai ing.
irne CAUSE ,of,the fire wa, 'thatN aashsa
Hsrs .lsft by .tbeseeryaaS 10 {, wooden
bucket AMI Placed near the stu, e
agdiHst tie i afl.--Lhariotis ObserSsr
|sTh"} hS--al---A4ss A.t4.A1.33.4 ~" 10 q
b,They lhava & mmd din sfowa. tbe
Estsrso Of ai.i> b bleach every living
tbi9g, it epntsins Shite. ilore Il IT, q
chaScs FL, oout African ,isl llow Gil
ksSffss 900 tU I1ws shd' get' bHeashRsd
bItis better than "sivil rights"
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Rev. w. II. 1t. Murray; Of Boston,
asks in the Cohgregationalist -:
"Whnt right has the Park Street
Church, of Boston,, to take up 5000,
600 worth Of tho Lords property id
Such a way that it oan give religious
opportunities to only $500 people
in the morning and 800 to 1000 in
the afternoon, when it might DO 90
Invested as to Garry st'6Dgth and
consolation Of the gospel to 10000
or $4,000 people every Sabbath"