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1IIHA.

New YoaK, July 8.--A Havana letter of recent
aras as
hAs Increased to fearful extent, tue columns
Of papers being daily fillod with accounts Of
assaults aud robborios The jail Ia litorally pack
ed With criminals, and 1t is reported that the
Goveruor-General has ordered q pprt OF the Isle
Of Pines to bo converted Into q correctinnal or
penal colony for the traitors vegrauts and tn-
oorriglbles, and that military colony be oBtab-
llahad therU. Savsrai severe skirmlsheB have Of
jats taL.- l,lAoo in Concora
, 1874-07-04
TIE MILL RIVER DISASTER
Verdict OF the Uoroncx's Jul

Verdict OF the Uoronox's Jury.
SPRINGFIELD, Maes., July 3:-Tho verdict Of
yestigation il published. It cenaures tue Legs-
laturo for inadequate and defective legislation
on tho subject OF roHer7oirs the mill.ownera
for their parsimonions disregard Of lifo and
property tho engineers for ambiguous aud Insult
1ciont Specifications tho contractors tor mani
fest dolln,quenoies and want OF thoroughness in
ors for accepting dam 40 ahabbily built when
thoy had the poWoa to order its ontire reoonatruo-
tinr
, 1874-07-04
THE Centennial BUILDING,

CINCINNATI, O.. July s.-Mr. Henry Pollt. En-
gineor Of tho main ball OF the Centennial Expo.
siton Building. to be built at Philadelphia, pre-
sented plans OF tho main hall to Dlrector-den
Mr. doshorn appro7od tic plans, aud telegfFaphed
tho fact to tho Finance Board at Phitadolphte, no
"A to enablo tho board to let tho contract i.nto-
dlatoly. Tho building coyera 18 aore1, resombles
, 1874-07-04
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW Yonk, July 8.--stoamship Waahtntton,
from l3rest, has arrived.
I.lvgnrooL, July 8.-Hteamshtps Wyoming,
from Now York; ohio from Baltimore .nl lna.. il.
diana, from rhilatelpEiA, have arrived out
htoy1LIE. July 3.-Htoamship Ethlopis, from
New York, has arrived
r, NEw Yoak, July ,a.-steamHhlp Rhelu, from
, 1874-07-04
BEECHER-TILTON.
No Allusion to the Scandal in
the Friday Evening
Talk.
Tho Issue Left Conlldingly in tho
Hands Of God.
Public Opinion in New York and
:: Brooklyn.

u.,,. r, 0.sUateh 10 1ae chfedao TRIBUNE.
] "1" AoAA, July 3.-HenrY Ward Ueocher'A
regular weekly talk to his onnorcoot,on /, tha
locturo-room Of the Plymouth Church tI,,a avnn. @
inR was ,nnroaa,vo s,,a !" on"lon tn'S oven"
can't. It war t'o 1aat a maat ~ ape seSpoct1 slgnt
tho summer and nd bis hs aoron y; Of na1 tue Kind for
! Mr. Deoclor's last till fol]. Tia told
tho story Of ll1s lilo In nlon atra,oht so,s.ra s
ohaor,.a s"'e saae ~ "as Impossible for him to
oDDo.t nnS Privacy Will hs aook, or to keep
anysnlne aocfot from thom. Tho moeting they
months. no had boon in impressed sn1sa
na"a. "asn ~ sIu H. l. iee"ng thas ho might
| he'er SEQ LIS tock again, and therefore INTENDED
to
sAY SOMETHING OF u1s ,1,y1srn.71os
in T,a-xr.,,oa',,a ~ unuton u '"onty members
l" N""teueepuEe 4hdiann, aud was there two
yeafe. Ihonce ho was called to q New
School Presbyterian church IN 1ud,ananolia
WHARF ha .v,vl,,1 ,,. "epou7'
catue tn nroo,rfvn IT. i,a, ,ss",' 10 .taen
sA"o W osooAlsn. tlo had worked thera for
.mony' ae'en years: and bis entro pastorate e1-
'onooo over nearly forty years. He began with
one wns tho sn,r.,,., 1sa,..,. nA4.
mn .nd 49, a.,'a" at..u". -, ue'paessness OK
ua a' '6e 6e1ntueos. ano oSh0e the Infinite spirit
Praise had mover been tie motive Of bis aetiona
Dir. Boccher thon spoke Of the
ANT1-sLAvERY WAR.
Et,. he had takon stes Tith the nuto and helpless
orty came, Lo laid down tho wen weapons ean,
OF oontroversy aud took up tho toolg for
roconstructing. IIo had nothing to ssy
of tho trials ho has gone through. Ho had
worked, lo"eyor imperfect1y, for fhe honor Of
God. in whose hauds no left anything TINT might
happen. ''
PuBL1o OPINION.
By tho correspondence In tie daIly press Of
tho city and general tone of all
tho interviews on The subject with promi-
nent mon, it Id evident that Mr.
Ti1ton's letter to DR.. Bacon, coupled with Mr.
Boechers refusal to answer it. hae made for NJ.
Tilton many friends, d number avon y.ho ware
onco 1tr, Doeohet'a friends aud 1ls ane1uiea he-
gin to wsyor, and fow have onan]v ayowci thaix
distrunt Of the preacher and their evu1nathv viii,
Mr. 4. Everybody demands tha: Mr. & ai,aii
tell all thero Is to toll, and hiH continued aonco
is beginning to be accopted as proof indis- !.
putable that ho has erred. and that the obaruaY
aro true.
said to-day; When It ftln Beocher-;riiton mat.
tor) was first agitntod, / paid but little atten.
tion, thinking It was tho levitimata ontoame NJ
meddling with such raisoloyous peonle AZ thosd
, 1874-07-04

I do not dlsavow and have not intended to d;e.
tW aYoW tue statement attributed to mo by Mr..
1ilton in hia letter to Roy. Dr.. Bacon concerning
Mr.. 3ilton's going to Europe. I am satisfied
now that gave wrong impression to the repre-.
sentative Of tho Eagl0 and through him to tlo
public concerning tho matter, as published in tie
1ae o. at ast 81 All tn: facts IL tue case
yorsatiop with tho ,roportor-warrAnated tic ful1
force Of Mr: Tllton'a statement. Ths interview
referred tsfsr1e IT, to betty between alr. neecher AMI
m2ysel1 T2s n,,s TOOK plac,s on the 1yth Ct April
going to Europe was not the occasion Of that iu-
teryew, es stated to the REPORTER but was an
the statement, "If Mr. Illton would 20 to au-
rope the mea1s would be provided" at TINT tins
with any conditions, but ho requested MO before
taking any steps iu tho matter 70 sea hlr. II. II.
Pluraday, and told him what alr. Dscchcr had
said, He made An appointment to zoe ME tho
ne1t day 1T hia office in Now York. I went to see
III: Cleveland We a r. next dsy according to appoint:
be had only on condition TINT Ar. Tlton would
70 to Europe with his family. and would biud
him1elf to stay there. two years. He said Mr..
SYMPATHY 's sth IT, rs A' woo1n" G ssD"e 9a"s. o
subject.
saw. about tho sumo time, Of my own no.
ton. Mr. Janoe Freoland, of P!ymo.ilh Church,
~ old FREUD Of mine and Mr.. IiIton's. askol
him Ii Mr. Titon had any friends In that church
to wIon, could appeal: Mr: Freoland said he
could not name QUO. Mr. Tlfton know nothing
any manner authorized by him. was solely ro+
eponalble for 1t. Soma days lator, in a moront
Of dlsoouraga'nent .mprutlon.ly revealed to
him what Ind done. lle resented the action on
my part. did not know, however, that Ao sub.
aoquontly wrote to Mr. Doeohar upon tLo subject
TIL some tno afterwards, aud did not SEQ tho
latter until 1t Waa embodied in the lostor to Dr.
Bacon.
Mr. Tilton told mo that he sent the letter rc.
fcrring to mo to Mr. Deecsr by messenger, May
t&es WsySltth Puxo.t
, 1874-07-04

CALCUTTA, July 9.-Reports from tho famine
districts state that the cropR arc In excellent
condition. The number employed at tho relief
works has decreased to 250,000, aud only AZ, 600
Ara being fod by the Government.
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that no such dcfonse wAs offered before tho
COMMITTEE ~ evldouco. Ho said that Whitley
had been called upon to mako full statement
y Willie n regarding tho matter, and to explain.
further that 1vlitoly was roauireI to hand tl,is
statement In before tlo Solicitor lcfk tho oity.
, 1874-07-04
THE WEATHER..

WAsn1EaroN, D. g., July 8.-For the Tennos-
see and Ohio Valloy, tho Upper Lake Region,
aud the Northwest, clear or fair weather. do.
eidedly high. temperature except noar Lake
Superior, southeast 10 southwest winds, and
stationary or falling barometer.
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS.
CHICAGO July 3. 1H74
, 1874-07-04

LONDON, July IA revolution has broken out
In 1angiers. At last account the rebels were
masters OF the official buildings
, 1874-07-04
LEGAL.
In tho District Court Of the United States for
the Northern District Of Illinois.

r. 6antssptey II ths matt: :. ~ oy.. nroefe
AssEues Of hs uatAt7 Of sstd bankrupt oer1 ior .as
.npt Sen;.ns Of a5xe a%boF e nS
nlAezlss fot tts Of !eio1es a il On of
i: uattsd Ststs;: snd i fa :s9d :acss::la
gonoy o the PAT wlntsr. bSaed bae resolved 6y
e hs property 4 t,d t t1;1EFppt Until L esook
ths Judge said This rxht reJset iii IIds i
reserved. Property may bo oIeintued spd parleulats
ROBERT g, JENkTNS,
QhIaAx2. luna NJ. }R7A. "
, 1874-07-04
HeeCfler,a Lcttere

Hhrieiah's Nets Yort Latter TO Boston Journal
No man In the land, save Mr. Doooher, could
90 into pulpit and preaoh with tho letter Til
ton prints unexplained. Mr. Beeoher's friends
have right to domand the whole letter. All
can say now ID that that letter can be explained
and will DO. It has nothing to do with tho
so-called Woodhull-Tilton scandal. It refers to
. matter wholly outside Of it, and one open to
the amplest explanation. When MI tue facts
come out tho public viii be more astounded than
they are now excited. hlr. Deecher can explain
anI paper TINT any mau holds Of his, and ex-
plain il tn harmony with his inserity and honor
Mr, Tilton has been informed by official men
that it he will prefer charges against Mr.
whoever may be implicated.
, 1874-07-04
LUMBER OR COAL DOCK

TO RENT OR FOR SALE. $50 feet front
en-, 3n Tweltth,a at.. running back to tho Rmpiro
Twelfth. st. bridge. Apply to ID. FETRIU.
l63 Waoh1nRton-st..B Basement.
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SWEREFF'S SIZE.

ELIZABETH BYRD, Aamrx. and
WIN. q. GRIFFIN, Admr. of Est
of JAMES s. BYRD, 4 ceased.
VS.. III IA.
THOMAS j. BORDEN aud
SAMUEL 4. ELDER.
Judgment $325S 43, with interest at 6
per cent from the 7th day of Nov.
1878, and all costs.
By virtue of the above stated writ 10
me, directed from the office of the clerk
Of the Circuit Court, Jackson county.
| wiz. on
MONDAY, I'd day of Feb. 1874
next, in front of the court House of said
county in the town of Scranton, within
legal hours expose to sale at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash, all the
right, title, and interest defendants.
Thomas J. Borden and Samuel L. Elder,
have in and to the following described
property to-wit: That tract or parcel OF
land lying and being in the county of
Jackson, State OF Mississippi, bounded
on the north by the property OF Blake and
Cudab4c. on the east by Jerry Morton's
lake, on the south by land bought by w.
@. Diggs & Co., from the Est, Of Thomas
Rhodes decd, and west by Dog river Ito
gether with the saw-mill of said defend
ants situated on said tract OF land with
all it's appurtenanc' S.
The above described property having
been levied upon as the property OF de-
PENDANTS on the OATH day OF ID cember A..
d. 1878. will BIO sold to satisfy the above
stated case and all cote.
j. Il CLARK. sheriff,
jsD11-4t BY Fl. T. KREBs, deputy.
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CauRcH ORGAN OR PLANo.-Parties
desiring to purchase q Piano or Church
Organ will find it to their interest to adj
dress the Star Office as we are willing to
make liberal discount on.the Agents pub
lisbed prices.
N. b. As We learn that some persons
have supposed tb.. it is a secondhand
piano we with to dispose OF, We desire to
state that we have no such piano OF
church organ to sell, but that tey are
BRAN NEW nov at the Salesroom in
Mobile and subject to our order. II
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ON ACCOUNT 90 MOVis0
Mrt VI Blamsf wdi dsgafe ~
bsr sfdfs Ho,k u Mlfasy, Flaey
Good sad Motions. sow 10 Hofs %
seganloa, AZ fosffiftlr less russ
con
Aiso iso sbow Cases Mirror,
lamps sign Board. Box stove 60
Commencing Tuesday January
9Th, tbe sale VII last pso Week
only
A splendid opportunity fof great
bargains Is nov offered 81 tie g0ods
must bs sold and special adsanta'
gcs will 10 given TO largo buyers. H.
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We much regret that we were alb
sent in Mobile when Grand Sachcm
John r. Dickens honor. d our Sane
|tum in full toggery appertalning to
|his high Office.
The Sachem was not on the war
path and not in war paint, but on his
return from Chancery Court to his
wigwam, where gambol his papooses
on the banks of the romantic Esca-
|tawpa.
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lea W rgsysa 4 O. ssespg fh~fg
sls stssf o. - 90 fdtsss Hall.
'Ths, hsss ~ hsaS . gssa sss~s VI
1slhissx Msseslsb. slm Hsgsssss
ss4 csikff' A. nsar sss sesism
pisesK l'disFs 81 sstsl,ian sisrsl
hsss, sspesf ihsy wiH as asiyiag
Bs1s slsA Ps.essuls
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THs Wsssssf n 80 Oldest h.
hahatsat ssa msfsalT faa bMeA ~
ne isa shss sRssH A Go lf1s
Fosaisrs 80 ~ stlst Tier 80
So ~ f4MfHHf Ftffef hHf - y
~ ~ "A aafn sad sN ssF faatsf
psfiaslsfif ssf aas sH4 msa n .
Hhefsl Esd shsi fssy ~ sat hsgs
-nn h.nLL
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SPRING is approaching and every.
body will need, GARDEN SEEDS.
Our old friend Prout. formerly
druggist, has started a mammonth
Seed Establishment under the Bat
tie House.
he ought to have been born Will
sa ) before lis name for then biz
worldly cognomen" would have in
dictated what bis SEEDS would GER
tsinly do.
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RAG NEW cIRcUIT COURT DIS.
TRICT NIL.

FIRST DIsrRIcT-JUDGE CHANDLER.
In the county Of HANCOCK, on me drn avnuHY
~ NAV aud November ana continue six days.
I'm the county of Harrison, on the "a Monday
IN Nav aud November and %continte Elk dhys
FIX In the county Of Jackson, on the list Mond V
III May aud November, aod continue SIX days,
a. April and October, aud continue six days.
In The county Of Wayne, on the I'd Monday oi
A pril and October, and continue six days
In the county of Perry. on the hret Monidhy
n March and September, aud CONTINUE SIN drys,
In the county 81 jones, on the 2ndMonday OF
sl,ember and continue six days.
In the County of Marion, on the 4th Nom
day of April aud October, and eoniinne - days.
In the county Of Pearl, on the third Monday
81 March and September, and continue slA days
va ks
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The undersigned was appointed Admin
is,rator of the Z state of MORRIS A. PAR
DIE. at Roles before the Clerk OF the
Ohancery Conrt, jackson County. Missis-
s;ppi. on the &c, day Of Nov. 1873. All
persons having ,laims against said estate
are requested to exhibit the same ana
have them registered, in the manner, and
within the time prescribed by law or they
viii be forever barred
5ec91.4t THos. J. BORDEN.
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The attention of our lady friends
is especially called to Mrs. F. Blu
liners Sale of her entire stock at
Scranton. Don't fail to improve
such a splendid opportunity, and re-
member that it will last only one
week.
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~ DIVINE SEhyIcEs.-Res. b. Jones OF
the Methodist Church vii! hold DIVIDE
Service vt Mos Point on the LIST, IN Ord,
SUNDAYS OF each month at IL O'Clock A.
b., and at Z p. NJ.
Prayer Meetings every Thursday nigtt
~ 7 o'clock.
Bag-IT is hoped the Public generally
will attend. II
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NOTICE.

Being DESTROYS OF Throwing the Square
TIMBER business open TO Contractors,
and being prepared to offer every faciii-
Nv. / would call the attention OF Timber
Owners, on the Psscsgouls River and it's
tributaries, to its many advantages. For
particulars, address
JAMES SHooLBRED,
dec14-tf Scranton. Mis-.
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VEL ,OI HOUSE.
K MiSSiSSiDDi,

MISSISSIVVIs
This house Is located at the Rail Road
Depot, is well furnished and gives the
best ( fare and unexceptionable attention,
A share of the public patronage is respect
fully solici ed.
JOHN NELSON Proprietor.
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Send to Sherman for Stationary. You
can there get the best. at prices as low as
can be found in the City. No 9 Water
Street, Mobile Ala. 4.
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cH1NCEkY COURT-Fmsr DISTRICT.
W. G. HENDERSON, Chancellor.

In the county of Perry, ON the first Monday OF
jnnuary, April, July, and October, ana continue
Az days.
ef January. April, July and October, and eoii-
Iii ne Xix days.
IN the ceuniy of Jsckton on the third MONDAY
81 January, A ril July aud October and continue
~ Give DAYS.
aftrr the forrth Monday OF January, April, July
l,c,ober and and cumrinue twelve days.
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wANrED-cxpREss n. n. TIEs.

An unlimited quantity of Cypress r. r.
Ties wanted. To be delivered at points
alotg the C asst from which they can pt
shipped, Dimensions, 8 IL feet lorg, Z
inches thick, Q inches wide or wild !,
hewn on two faces.
Contractors address
tt Star Office, Scranton.
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F'aying ~EnspI0ynueHf.

Foe MI having spare time. Something
new and fast selling. No fancy article, but "a
NECESSITY 70 all classes Of people, actually
saving money 20 buyers. business honorable :
pleasant; no risks home or abroad; day or even.
Ing; and extremely profitable. You VIII
miss your best chance II you fail to write Tor
full p%artieula 5 and valuable samples 10
y. a. HUTcHISsoA Il Co. ST, Louis, Mo-
3m
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GARDEN SEEDS.

An entirely New aud large assorted Stock Of
Reliable Fresh
Garden Seeds,
embracing all the New Varieties now Ia store,
small PrO6s aud Quick Sales.
Call aud examine for yourseves nj Feed Depot,
N. Francis st., under Battle House.
ian2h-Gm w. ID. PROuT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EUR MILE,

U,oR sale ehsap-2 Eaeiues " BY " inches
Aisa teling. One Jackstrew and come
machinery apfsrfsining r. aNaw Mil
Arpiy 10 y YANWAGENEN
mnls-im Near the Depot
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H JusTIcE CuUR1 g. Regular terms OF J1stes
Court will be held IN District No. 3 as follows,
a. wi,. Az Moss Point On the second Saturday,
And at Scranton on the iirrt Monday amer the
800 - w. N. UOLTON, il.
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LIVERY STsBLE,

fASCA t.
b. +. Picket informs his friends and the trsy-
cling public that be has established his Livery
Ssable NJ the Depot, where he is prepared 10 fur
n;sh Unreasonable or 70 harness, with vehicles,
At any time of the day or night. Also. hanling
Of all kinds done at short notice on reasonable
terms. With prompt and careful attention, aud
moderate charges, be trust TO merit the patronage
al the public. dec2l-fs
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Mu
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go aff aHHsf 81 Hf .ss Hff M
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rassf 90 pssasf~
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maH faafHN F4Ffa fHets ~ 70
fHsafs q fff NHafe 81 saa
2 - as sssas hF err ~ NaaaH aa
afs HfH ~ FaffH ~ Nfsefs
NFffssfs ~ ssenlFs faf afisff mft sFs
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S5TO$2Osg sf s s;s... ass sf r yseiss

people, Of either sex. young or ed. make more
money At working for usin their spare moments
or ali the time, than at anything else. Partien.
lars free. Address G.. Stinsono a. CO, Portland
Mains. sos1s
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BROTHER JONATHAN,
A Large Family Newspaper.

1t hiss been enlarged to 80 long col1.aps, and
Is now the cheapest paper Of the kind In the
world. Tea Dollars in Fresnbaeks given TO
one out Of each fifty new subscribers. Specimen
copies sent free
Our Books Catalogues sent free.
Send cash orders to
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Kssnh gnad on CgneeH
- - ~H ~ ~
fihafhf 90 KEarteAT
6assfHa HaFFaafD ttfft
~ of March Merit,
= asss A. A# fHf #stss
full gHAUiaO CEh1Ais
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Kidney % B,adder Complaints,
DIR. RAILWAYS
PGrieetP

rerfcctly ,astc!ess. elegantly coated with sweet glm,
purge. regulate. purify, cleanse and strengthen. Rad
May'sPfls. for the cure of all disorders OF the stomach.
Liver, bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases.
Headache. Constipation, COstiveness, Indigestion, Dys'
pepsia, Biiousness, Bilious Fever, Inflammation Of The
bowels Files. and all DerangemeiltS of the Internal
Viscera. Warranted to effect o positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals or deleteri-
Gus drugs
tenn from all the above named disorders rice, 70 cents
per BOX. SOLD by DRUGGISTS.
TREAD "FALsE M TRUE Send one letter
STAMP to RADWAY & 20, M. 81 Warren 81, New
YORK Information worth thousands viii be sent you.
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Woods Ilousehold MAgAkisn
Tho Esas ~ liar Manfhiv
u saY maie ~ wHetssae ~
% TuIsbthif asFrha ans m 80 tth
fgi@aHh thf1iaHf
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EMPORIA NEWS.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER I. 1874.
Political NOTES.

Gen, Garfield has been nominat-
ed for congress in the nineteenth
(ohio) district, by large maJori-
~, receiving on the first ballot a
vote of 100 TO 81, the latter being
all blanks.
A boo-hoo politician down in
johnson county, named Taylor,
has invented the title of "Nero
worshippers'' for the Republicans.
The use of this new gag by the
reform" newspapers will doubt
less cause great havoc in the Re
publican ranks.
Some OF the "Reform' papers
say that Harrington, Reform"
candidate Tor Lieutenant Governor,
has always been Democrat,
others that he has always been q
Republican. The fact ought tC
be settled before election. After
that it will be of no consequence
Cobb has had to shell out quit,
literally. His nomination is sur
er than his election.-Lawrenc,
Standard.
In this connection it might b
well to state that as far as hear'
from he hasn't forged any cheek
or nothing. H-sh.-Ft. Scot
Monitor.
Hit him again Monitor. A fe'
such licks will bring him I
time.