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Congressional Nominations.

NRw hoRK, October 2o.-rhe republicans OF
the sth and nth Congressional districts have
nominated John ID. Lawson and Isaac IA Rat-
lev, respectively.
PRovIpgNCK, october eO.-The democrats Of
the lst ard 20 Congressional districts % day
nominsted Charles Il. Cutler aud George n .
RTQMEe. rNspectiNelN.
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An Adroft SWfndler.

ST. LoUIs, October 20-J. w. HALEY, cat
tie trader of Texas, IL represented 10 have re-
Gently obtained $40 600 from Rogers, Powers q
Co., a stock nrm of Kansas City, on the repre-
sentation bat he owned large drove OF cattle.
He also obtained S., 900 from Borse & Snyder,
and various sums from other firms, after which
he sold hi. cattle for forty thousand dollars and
ahsnondef.
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An EN.state Treasurcr sentenced.

AIRANY. y Y, Octsher .1.-Phrlps, the de-
fsultiug cashier OF the state treasury. was to-
day sentenced 90 be confined in the Albany
ptuitenti6ry for five ycsrs upon EACH OF the
conNlctLOns. no kLnE nlLoan Aaar. m an.
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International Postage.

OTTAWA, october, co.-Ncgotiations sre
peEdiug between the dominion government
snd the govern ment OF the United states Tor =
TesrTsngement OF the postal law betNcen the
two countries.
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SAN fRAnCTsCO, October 2l-The eslmafef
liabilities OF r. l.. Morsan's sons are over
$50 Goa. Jt ~ s'sO stated that the grsugers o.
California srd oregon are not sufferers hv
their failure, although there sre reports % the
COufrarv
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SENATOR LOGAN SERIOUSLY IIL.-The
Chicago Inter Ocean OF the 18TH saws: senator
Logan continues seriously i'll 1T the mansion of
Gov. Beveridge, at Springfield. The disease
nom which he is suffering causes grave appre-
hensions to his physici0ns, his family and the
friencs who watch by his side. The people Of
illinois and the country will look with anxiety
for news OF his situation, and with hope for his
early recovery. A telegram received In ChicA-
60 on Saturday, from Gov. Beveridge, stated
that Senator Logan had returned to his home
IN Chicago, without, however, any material inn
pIoyement in his health.
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RAILROAD LABoRRRs INrIMIBATRD-Goy-
ernor Hendricks, OF Indiana, received a dis
patcn yesterday from the sheriff Of Porter
county, stating that q body OF armed man were
resisting bis efforts to protect the employees of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, while at
tempting TO lay their track across the Michigan
riot The governor ordered two companies of
state guards, and Gatling gun to proceed
there Immediately. They left last night and
q. m.
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Al. NEVER WAS A REPUBLIoAN-Anireu ~
johnson said In his Shelbyville speech: "I never
was q republican" Upon receipt Of this infor-
nation In a telegrsphic summary q western
Journal exclaims: .soh, if he had onlv said that
In the early part of lsoii" IL certainly relieves
that party Of . very heavy responsibility.
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n..t,uctfve Fire I'm Memuhfs.

MRMPHIe, October 2O.-EIiou block, COM
prisipp the house Of Matt. Monohan, book
stores Elliott & Miller, steamboat agents and
commission merchants, and several other sa-
loons ana boot stores were burned to-day. The
total loss is $4,000, Of which $50 900 is Elliott
Ionk
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EDUCATIONAL.

Y COAL DISTRACTION
Al HAEIrT'S Han.
hEEsThO EtTOEE BAhILI, from Phil sfsl-
PMS Us tIe M Etr % announce thai ne VII -7m
mtEce his Lessons IN SINGIHG on MONDAY,
November p, lS74.
Fer particulars see circulars, TO be had at the
music stores. Herald oct7-ln
NIADAAE sCHLIaCKER aud MISS FLI8
ItI ENCE SCHLIECkER have retaTued u the
city md pared 20 reCsiys .h-ir Pupils in the
IRE. ch language add in Music Piano Forte aud
sinslEg. hesdecce, $40 l4ih street. sep2e- In
NIkS s a. PICKS sELECT SCHOOL FOB
EeLce its FJurteerth Annual Session SsPTENBsR
Ion. FIeaze call after soEteEbeT 9th. sep3]-lm'
t'fGLIs5, BRENOh, AND classical IN.
- ollIJ y Tor young ladies, 9I5 New fOFk
sseLre norihTestl MS ANGELO JACKSON,
~ a., seyeLih annual session begins on the
fI'Hk GISsEs OsBUkaE's YOTSG LADIES
boAhDihG sUd DAY SCHOOL, S43
slreett corner OF lJth. bssiDs September 7th
slperioI Advantages. Northern Teachers. NJ ID
erste terms, sugI1SnE
HoEDEHTOWE MD FEMALE OOLLEgE
locatlOu One q the most Carefully -cOnductsf and
bSsf-sUstsred Institutions IN che Hf.fa For ferus
&c, address Bey. JOHH u. BLAKELEY, Pb D
SELECT MALI ACADEMY,
- Come 0f DBH5aTroH and N0Hfgoussyy So,
SBOR6 ETONN, D U.
6Isteful for the announcement Of the Past yf AZ
VI heoPe1 my Academy on MON DAT g. Sssm-
q itl. Number limited. Priv ate fnstr1cti0s in
rom.
Circulars found At the Book stores, or st nv rssi
denc- sd!oinluE the school room.
A IswICE sEEIaABY FOB YOUNG LAD ~
Ac1reSs TYSON n sIsTEA
ssrb-S Ccctso-s p. o.. Prince George o., Nd
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PROP. BAIRD is trying to get the gOvernm snt's
permission to erect building at Woods Hole,
Mass. for making collections Of fish and ex-
aminipg sUaWn
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A BELLIGERENT INK SLIsGxR.-An agent of
one OF the European lines was knocked sense
less and bad his head cut open yesterday by an
inkstand thrown by one Of the clerks In the
New York custom house during an alte rcation.
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The Muraered CorreSpoude.t

Nrw YoRK, October 90 Bucklsnd, the
Times correspondent, had Lot been to this conn
try before the return of Mr.. Jewell. with whom
he came for the purpose, acting as priv ate sec
retary, but that position was already flied.
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THB THIRD TERM-Secretcry ByILn1p Gre
an Opinion on has O1vn Accountable does RG
Think Grant Desires RGeLecfiOn.-A conversation
that has some important bearing on the third
term business took place last week, betweel
Secretary Belknap, eX-COngressman Shellab&-
ger, and eX-Congressman John l.. Thomas. ir
OF Bait more, in private car on the BaltimOr
and Ohio rsilrosd; Mr.. Belknap being on his
way TO the Lincoln monument celebration at
Springfield, and the meeting between the three
gentlemen being by accident. Conversation
being opened in regard to Secretary Rn5eson'
statement that he knew that GreE.. did not de-
sire third term, and discouraged any move.
ment toward II, NJ. Belknap remarked that ht
a,G 2ct think that Mr.. Robson was any nearer
to the President than himself, or h had anv better
right TO announce his Thoughts. For himself
Secretary Belkhap could say that the President
had never opened his lips on the question when
alluded TO in the newspapers, or spoken OF iB
Cabinet meetings, and that ali the members OF
the Cabinet were in darkness as to his tnten-
nons or aspirations, so far as any positive an
nouncement of them was concerned. Mr
Thomas remarked that circumstances looked a.
IL the Pres1 dent was going for the third term.
and Mr.. Shellabarger said that he thought 50
too, and as member OF the Civil Service com
mission he joined in the opinion that IL Prasi
dent Grant had no idea OF running for a third
term the fact ought to be RuthOritatively stated
Secretary Belknap then said that although he
thought no person could speak with authority
Tor the President en- this subject, he yet be-
lleyed that Grant did not wish TO be reelected
again, and would be willing to retire from Office
at the end OF his present term. The Secretary
of War was very emphatic upon this point but
President. 1t was simply his impression, bu'
he desired no value to be attached to it as any
thing more than an individual opiniOn,-Ba'ii.
more Speci0l ". =. Times, 1911,
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Governor Talbot kcceDts
wreck Of n steamer and Loss Of ItT.

BOsTON, october 20.-GOveTnor Isib1t's ac-
cePtance OF the republican nomination fsr tie
gOveTnOrship WAS received to-day.
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NRw YORK, october 2o.-The Coast wreckinR
cOmpany's steamer A. Winsnts is reported lOst
with al on board, fifteen persons.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvENUE.-The receipts from this
sourcs to-day were 1924 SIS OF.
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THE THREE MEMBERS of the Cabinet now in
Washington are Messrs. Williams, Bsisrow ami
Jewell. Secretary Fish, after a short absenca
will return this week, Snd the other three a.
sentees are expected here next week.
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The AMOUNT of 4tiOnal bank note currency
received at the Treasury to-day foots up
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LECTURES

V III. e. A. ANNUAL
I Il ECT U RE COU RS L.
Literary and Scientific Attractions.
OPENS OOTOBEB BOTH.
LITERARY DIVISION.
BAY4RD TAYLOh, October 3Oth.
JAS. IICkNoK FIELDS, Nov .l3 to 23.
Eodr lectures.
DR.. j. @. HOLLAND. Nov. 3Oth.
SCIEN TIFIC DIYISION.
Pref K. 3. nORsg. Dec = and 10;
Two Lectures on NdtKya' History.
Rev. Z. G. BOLLES, Dec. I5 sndIT;
TWo Lect-rSs o. the Micro rOps.
Prof. HENRY MORTON, jan and :
Two Lectures on ''Color" and " EIROrsSstcs -
All the Scientific Lectures will be
PROF FUSELY Elegantly ILLUSTRATED.
@THE SALE OF SEASON TICK ETS for the
course Of TWELVE LkCTUkEs will open at
BALLANLYNE's, 4xs aeyeLth street, THURSDAY
M0R6ING, Oct. 22d, at 10 O'Clock. Price, s5,
With Reserved seat. sinRle Reserved Seats for the
Literary division. rs cents, sold and sfter Oct.
So Bdfg Application must Be- NI0ds secure choice
f seats. Bee circulars and cards for full particu-
lars. octlT
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Ku-klux sentenced

LOUISVILLE, October 20.-Henry Tripiet was
yesterday sentenced 20 pay q tine OF $500 aud
be confined In the penitentiary for three years
for ku-kluxisE.
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The annual digest OF appropriations for the
current fiscal year prepared by Mr.. Charles f
Conant, Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
has just been published. The present volume
contains careful index, by the means of which
immediate reference can be had to eyery ap-
poprlatlon OF the last session Of Congress The
appropriations made az the last session of Con.
gress for the fiscal year 1875 were SI55, OH 1853
winch IS some $50 900 900 less than the apprO-
pTlatlons made at the third session OF the Forty
second Congress. A comparison of the appro-
prlauons made at each of the last sessions of
session Forty second Congress, fiscal wear 1873.
Sl,45Z,I51; third session Forty-secOnd Congress
$40 ,424 ,SOO first session FOrty-third Congress-
Sl5l, ,0e3 1896. O'
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Is TEKRE DISORDER IN ALABAMA de
patch fIom Montgomery, Alabama, says: ssOne
month ago the sheriff OF Sumter county sum-
moned q posse Of AZ men TO suppress a neeco
riot near Belmont. The rioters dispersed WITH
out waiting the arrival of the posse and the
posse WAS oisbanded. A little negro, who car
ried the United States mail on a mule, was de-
tanned few minutes on the road by the posse
to prevent unnecessary spread Of excitement I'm
other and quiet settlements. Afterward this
posse was arrested as kuklux and also for stop
ping the United States mail, but are now re-
leased on bonds Of 500 each. large number
OF men are summoned 70 appear before the
United States court in Huntsville, on the eN-
treme northern borders Of the states, early ia
November; in some counties ss many ~ = ~
dred to q hundred and nfty. 1t Ia also rep1rted
that from Eve TO eight hundred warrants have
been issued for the arrest OF men in districts
where no disorders have been reported. Mutt
tudet OF deputy marshsls are be- ( spP1inted
on the recommend alton OF Charls- + Mayer,
chairman OF the republican stat .xael-ive
committee; but the state was never IA are 4 Iie..
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TRUMBULL's PICTURES OF revolution 3ry
scenes were removed from the rotunda OF the
Capitol for the purpose of being cleaned agd
strengthened to save them from threatened
decay. They have been improved in theiC ap
pearance and Restored 10 tleLr palsls.
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TIE MucH-NARRrsD BISHOP CANNoN-A
dispatch from Salt Lake City ssys George Z.
Cannon appears publicly on the streets, and
shows no disposition to run away. IN he has
been indicted the oficers seem 70 be dilatory in
making an arrest X. n. Bsskin will contest
bis right TO seat in the next Congress As dele
este from Utah territory.
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PERSONAL Col. ID. e. Cox, L. 5. pen-i4n
agent at this city, left this morning with MS
wife for New York city 70 go upon the trisl
trip of the new steamer Of the Pacific mail
steamship company, which sails from New
Aork harbor TO morrow. ''''Gen. Chinm4p
Leaves town this evening on business tour to
Missouri and Iowa. Mrs. Chapman will accom-
pany him, and they will be absent several
weeks. SIR Edward Thornton, the British
Minister, arrived in Washington YESTERDAY
morning.
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POLITICAL NoTEs.-Hon. Orange Jacobs OF
Washington territory, having received the re-
publican nomination for Delegats to Congress-
has resigned as chief justice of the territory in
order that there may be no mixing of the judi
clary with politics. ''''J Judge Bedle, the DEM
ocratic candidate for governor OF New Jersey.
has not resigned. - Should the democrats
have control of the Indiana legislature thev
Will, as now understood. send Hon. Joseph E.
MCDONALD to the United States Senate, He is
lawyer, and bunker of the strictest set OF the
old Bourbon school 1.-The secretary of state
of Indiana has received Official returns from
seventy three counties, giving a total demo-
cratic majority OF II ,733. Nineteen counties
yet TO hear from gave democratic majority for
secretary CT state at last election of SIS. The
lnayoIlty N the came counties will be largely
increased this year. Sanders majority in the
5th district over Coburn is 566. HOlman's ma
JOrlty IN the 6th district is 4GI. The total in
dependent vote on the state ticket 80 far re-
celved Is l5,b13. In Knox county there WAS a
tle vote on representative, and a new election
mas ofen ordered. Leaving Knox county out
the legislature stands: Senators, democrats 23;
republicans, "a Independents, 8. House, dem
ocTats, %; republicans, 81; independents, TO-
IL H. AinsWorth, the democrat elected to
Congress in the Sd Iowa district, had only 10
majority, which lnspires the politicians every
where with the Importance OF "getting out
every vote" Occasional allusions are making
TO the Massachusetts canvass some thirty years
ago, when Marcus Morton was elected Gov
ernor OF that state by majority Of one in the
popular vote: The republicans expect to
Congress, the 1st and ID. The present delega-
ton stands seven republicans to three demo-
Gratis Ihe change has been brought about by
the civil rights bill and by "gerrynanderinpn y
the districts The democrats boast that they
ton OF the white republicans to the civil rights
bill. ss'
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WANTS TO BH VINDIeATKD Or LEr ALpNE
Judge Mexican, the terror OF the Mo- a5as, -
sensitive Of his Official reputation. some i'm
plicstions regarding his integrity having been
published IN a Salt Lake City newspaper de-
voted TO the Mormon interest, he has called
upon the grand jury 10 investigate the charge
and ihdict either himself or the editors a. tbz
Accusations NAV prove true or false.
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d " ~ l. y
COSTU ER.

COS 10th Street Northwest.
A large collection Of Fine Artistic BALL, ia B.
LEA and THEAThICAL COSTUMES kept on
hand.
MASKED BALLS and PlRTIsS supplied at
reasonable rates.
p. S. Remember q ask is furnished with each
Costume, and all Costumes delivered and called for
l.. XLEY,
oCtl9-lm SOS 10th street
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THE GOVERNMENT FILE DRNURRgRS.
The court Teassembled at two O'Clock when
Assistant Attorney General Hill said the gov
erDment would file demurrers to the pleas In
abatement in the cases of Whitley, Harrington
and Williams, challenging the array of the
grand jury 10y which the Indictment was found
Issue as Joined, and the counsel proceeded &
argue the points raised.
Mr.. Riddle for the government stated that
this was the third time that similar pleas h2G
been filed (raising the identical questiOns) q.
this term, and twice they had bseu decided II,
favor OF the United States. He did not, there
fore, deem it necessary 10 take up the time @
the court.
The Court said that the defendants could pro
Ceed with the argument.
General HeDkle, after reading the pleas j.
the case OF Whitley, read the laws ia relation t.
the selection of jurors.
General Henkle argued at consider sb',
length that the laws had not been compile
with, and claimed that a citizen could not b.
legally tried on an indictment found by a ID
not drawn or selected in stIict conformity
law.
THE argument of General Henkle was i,
progress when our report closed
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NAVAL ORDRRs.-COmmander G. G. WItse
ordered to special duty in taking charge of a
draft of men for the receiving ship Indepeni l.
ence, to leave in Pacific Mail steamer OF oath
inst; Midshipman John W. Beane ordered to
duty in the North Pacific station BoatsSan
Charles Miller ordered to the naval station At
League Island, Pa; Commodore Pierce Crosby
detached from the Washington navy-yard and
placed on waiting orders; Commander X. s.
McCook detached from the Portsmouth IN H
naVy-yard and placed on waiting orders: LIeuts
X. q. Hooker, James W. Csrlin, and Edward
W. Remey detached from torpedo duty and or
dered to the photographic office; Lieuts +. W
Crocker, f. HsnfOrd, II. G. o. Colby, E. d.
Taussig, Theodore Porter, L.. o. Logan, and A
X. Conden detailed from torpedo duty, PLACED
on waiting orders; Lieut.. X. M G. Brown ae-
tached from torpedo duty and ordered to duty
as executive cAicer of the Dispatch; Lieut.. i
NJ. Hawley and Master K. q. Peck detached
from torpedo duty and ordered to duty on the
coast survey; Ensign John +. Roller detached
from the Roanoke and ordered to duty in the
North Pacific station; Midshpmsn W. Alder
dice detached from receiving ship Potomac and
ordered TO duty in the North Pael fic station,
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

Bridal Presents.
JKwELRY, sILyl8 AND PLATED WARE,
FANCY GOODS, &C, DESIGNED
ESPECIALLY FOB
Is r ID A L PRES VTS,
A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT JUST
OPENED.
IMPORTED DIRECr.
VI. W. GALr, BRO. 4 co.,
octl2-tr JEwELERs.
EXAMInI THE es BRAZILIAN PEBBLEs
II IH0w BELL FOB "a.
The 81 GLASSES for One Dollar. @~@
The 10 Gold Frame GLASSES for Wf ~
The % THERMoMETER fer n.
h. II. HEMPLER, Optician,
sep2-ly ts3 Psnnsyfvania ave, cor Esst.
II A 3 d s
Ri., Al KIND. kind Of BILLIARD MATE.
ADAAsONs,
sos e.h streef ,A
Ala m. ..,, near Pennsyvania syenus
- -.s-.-.Ize IAbLE. SLIM
q SrINRMkTZ HATTEa-
- 1897 PEsNsYLVAEIA AVEHUx n
NAAr Is CORNER l3Ta sIREFr. -
hats IN blue, black, ana brown.
ats for gentlemen OF renovp:
n ats for walking. ridipa n, DRIVING
Hats dull faces look alive in
Bats for all kinds OF mauline,
hats Tor every trade snd calling:
Hats Tor straight hair and carly,
nats ior nsgse brosa and harly, sep2S-tr
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THE SAFE BURGLARY.
fntere sting Proceedings I'm the Crfmi-
nal Court.

RICHARD HARRINGTON, A. B. WILLIAMS, AND
COL. wHITLY ON HAND-NkTTLEsHIP AND
CUNZ NOT PRBS BNT-THR EECOGNIZANCR
OF NETT TLRsHIP FORFEITED-PLEAs OF
ABATEMRNT-CHALLENGI THE ARRAY OF
THE LATE GRAND JURY-THR GOVERN
MINT PREPARED TO FILE A DEMURRER
COZ. WHITLY DESIRES A CONTINUANCE TO
BSABLE HIM TO SECURE IMPORTANT WIT
NEssBs-THE REQUEST RRFUsED-As APPI-
EAVIT PROM NETTLESRIP-MR. RIDDLE
ASKS FOR A BENCH WARRANT FOR HIS AR
REsr-ARGUMENTs or COUNSEL.
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THE CONTINENTAL BANK NOTg COMPANY,
which were awarded the contract for printing
part of the revenue stamps, have informed the
Treasury department that they will be ready TO
begin printing on the first OF November The
other companies inform the department ia At
they Will not be ready before the first of J an
nary, which will Ohvtzte the necessity of making
as many removals in the printing bureau Of the
Treasury department on the first of Move mher
Is was anticinatad.
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RAILROAD POSTAL CARs.-Colonel Thoma.
Scott, president OF the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company, and Mr. Isaac HinkIsy,
president OF the Philadelphia and Wilmington
Railroad Company, have sent 10 the Postmaster
General q note which embOdies their vie ws with
respect TO the railroad postal car question. Iti
understood that this note contains no essential
moolheatIon OF the forBal proposition already
made by Mr.. Hnckley.
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MONDAY, OCTOBER ~, EVERY NIGHT AND
Two MATIEEES
Engagement Of the only rival Of Joe Z. Emmett,
and the very Prince OF Du:ch Comedians, M.
GEORGE q. KNIGHT. Erssgarsnt OF the very
dsshing and brillisnt sero Comic Voc list, MILE
ZlTELLA. EngRgenent Of the great European
Comique, Mr.. HARRY BROWN. Kngsgement OF
NOLDs BROTHERS octl9 o.
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT PENsACoLA.-A
telegram received at the Navy department th>
morning from Captain A. A. Semmes, COM
manding the Pensacola navy yard, announces
that Creigler, m8chinist of the tug Rose,
O'DOwd, fireman, and BerriRsn, seaman of the
Ajax, were attacked with yellow fever on Sun
day. O'DOwd died, the others are doing well.
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The SUPREME COURT to-day took up the
cast of wOodson Vs. NJ urdock ct al, involving
the question of the right of the State of Mis-
souri, TO fell the property o. the Pacific Railroad
Company to satisfy lien of the State tor al
vaI ces made towrrds the completion of the 70 d
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23

when coh"in the essence Of volume.
written by otl'r men ''All the rivers run
INTO tAe sea- 1T the sea is not full
Unto the place fro, whence the rivers
came''thencc they ret',u again"
.-1,o investigate the la@,which rule the
winds and govern tirv-v,--S~ ~ono % ,ho
most profitable and beautiful 1enS5i;Sns
that man, AN improving, progres,r man
can have. Decked with stars as IT,, Il. ;.
is, the field of astronomyeaffords no -.
jects Of contemplation more ennoblng
more sublime. or .lsorc profitable, than
those which VIC find in the.air and ip the
sea.
"When we regard them from certSn
points of view, they present the appearance
of wayward things, obedient to no law. bit
licklo in their movements and subject on,
ly to chance. Yet, when we go as truth
loving knowledge. seeking explorers, and
knock at their secret chambers and de-
youtly ask whatiare the laws which govern
them. We are taught in terms the most
impressive, that when the morning stars
first sang together, the waves also lifted
up their voices and the winds, too, joined
in the mighty anthem. And as discove-
ry advances, we Gnd The marks of order in
the sen and in the air, that are in tune
with the spheres, and the conviction is
forced upon us that the laws of all are
nothing less than perfect harmony"