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AHatr~yu Ohio

FIRE IN NSkCLENlLLE.
CINCINNATI, o, Jnly at Ctrclevflle.
Ohio, yesterday, the market aud ten dwellings,
were burned. The flames caught from A rre-
cracker. Loss s2S O0o.
RND oF TIE LONG STRIKE.
The long strike of the Union coal miners AZ
Rev SuatsNille, oAio, Was ended Saturday by
the miners returning 90 work I'm a body.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH or A POKr's SEN.
A son Of j. j. Piatt, the poet was 20 badly
injured by the explosion OF = wal OF gunpowder
Saturday that his death ensued m a tew nj n
utce.
ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FTRR.
ire AZ Ovning, Busch ~ Co.'S stock yards
last night destroyed the buildings valued az
sla 200; aleo two frame cottages and ten freight
cars belonging 20 the Short Line Railroad Com
pany. The total loss will reach s3O. COO. The
stock yards situated at the head OF Market
street also took ire about n O'Clock last night
and were entirely destroyed. Tue Losses and
insurance have not vet been Ascertained
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New York Notes.

AN Ex-JUDoE FATALLY BEATEN WHILE FRO
THCTING LADIRs.
NEw YORK, July 6.-EN-.Iudse GEORGE NJ
Curtis, formerly OF the marine cOart OF this citv
was fatally beaten st Bath yesterday while AZ.
tempting 10 protect two ladies from insult
NOT so BADLY HURT AFTER ALL.
Ex-Judge Curtis, who was reported fatally
injured at Bath, l.. L., on SATURDAY. Is NOT -
badly hurt as was supposed.
TIE IMPORTS LAST WEEK.
were :-Dry goods, 81 us, i&G Merchandise,
- ,SSS ,9se; specie shipments last week. SS3l lS5
OF which s366, s4i was silver bars aud the bal
ance gold coin and bars.
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COMPUTATION or DEAfH SKHrRrcK.-
Governor Groome, of Maryland, has commuted
colored, the murderer OF Ed. Berry, to TIVE MY
one years In the penitentiary. Numerous and
influential citizens OF Baltimore petitioned for
commutation, and judges Brown, Pickney and
Giimor signed strong paper in his behalf
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Yrightful Railroad Accident.

STONY CREEK, CT, July 6.-The train from
the Connecticut river for New Haven ran OF
me bridge below this plsce this morning
through the csrelessness OF the switchman. SUI
perintendent. Wilcox was killed in jumping
from the train. Several passengers were i'm.
tured, but II is thought no other lives were lost
The baggage car and i've passenger cars went
on. Three OF them are bottom up. Fifty pas
seLgers were injured, none seriously.
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CusrAR's ExPKDIrIoE.-As special from Bis
marck, Dakota territory, reports Onstsr expe-
river, at noon on Saturday. No Indians had
been eeen. Custar's orders Prohibit 1rfng on
the Indians unleO they how dgns q hostility.
On Saturday.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvRNUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were sssS ,052.SS.
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A Lady pics while bathing.

CAPE MAY, July 6.-hsry Shaw, wife OF Jos.
shaw of Mansyunk, went in 20 battle this morn
ing contrary 20 the advice of her physician
and death resulted from internal hemorrbAge
She was aged 6S, and much debilitated. she
leaves eight children.
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THIRTY-YoUR FIRES TT TwKxry-pouR
HoURs--During the twenty-four hours ending
q IL O'Clock on Saturday night, there we're
thirty-four free reported by the police ~ New
York city. None Of these fres caused ioss en-
ceedipg $500, nor Wa any attended with lose OF
life or Injury to person.
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ID. p. AVERY. the newly appointed Minister
to China, has been seriously III in San Fran
cisco. He is better now, but will hardly be able
to start on the 18Th.
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AN OFFICIAL TELEGRAM of the An instant,
from Pensacola, reports the arrival Of the
Brooklyn, Ossipee, Pinta, Msnhata1, Saugus
and Canonicus
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Declined she Chief Justiceshiu

PROVIDENCE, July 6.-Hon. George a
Browne has declined the Office Of Ohief Justiea
OF the Supreme Court.
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AroTHKR CRISIS ID apprehended i'm France.
The legitimisx In the assembly have detormin-
ed TO unseat the present ministry, and are ne
gotiating with the left for the necessary votes.
tie ieft center Is also proposed. President Mac
Mabon has inttmated that he will not accept
the resignation OF the ministry, even IL there IN
an adverse vote In the assembly.
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Louisville Courier journal of to-day win CON
tain report Of the Right Rev. Il. B. Smith .
senior bishop Of the Protestant Episcopai
the Right Rev. George ID. Cummins, formerIy
assistant bishop OF the diocese OF kentuckv.
nun bis once Of bishop and from his ministfy
Of the church.
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DTerR1eerNe AocIDHET.-On wednesday last
addressing accident, ending in death, occurred
IN MiiliamsPort. Miss 4ddie Baker, daughter
wagon on one OF the streets, when q horse at
tached TO Q vehicle ran away, and coming in
contact With the childs wagon, knocked the
Baker, killing her almost instantly-Ha0ers-
fOtc0 Y,rics-o- We'll.
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PRESIDENT GRANT aud family arrived at
Long Branch on SATURDAY. morning.
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$500 600 WORTH OF Property DESTROYED
BIZ FIRE CRAoKBRs.-A lire in Allegheny CITY,
Pa, Saturday afternoon, destroyed q square
and a half OF buildings, principally dwellings,
Sampson street and Marquette alley, EXTEND
ing back TO Arch street Over one hundred
houses were destroyed, leaving many families
homeless. The loss will PROBABLY reach $500. OlO
The IRE originated In q carpenters shop. IL h
supposed from IRE cracker thrown in by boys
at play in the neig bOrhO5d.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
JuAs BOYLE. TRASK BAsNUa.
JuAN BOHLE & Co..
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE RRORRPs

rig re. ees 18Th street opposite o. 8. Treasury.
FVs sALk-A handsome HOUSE on II sfyes.
Nc; siS nsS large double HOUSE, corasr Sis2
Nd "a EOusn Nc. 1910 Mssz achasetis aSenas
aOtSs mo- go ID street east, for ssle or re-,t
fGrnishee or unfarnished. A CoTrkGE "a VII,
lsrdb hoNi price $50. Several small n iJsEs
from Ssy5oo 20 $500 small CASA paVmsrts ~,
have several very nne FARMS, I'm proved s1a M
I'm proved on different railroads runrfnS Fro,., 81.
eity, LOT sale ~ ioS neures or excusnae for rJrx
property: 6c.eOo feet Of GROUSD in vsrtor. ~
tons 81 the CITY Tor sale &C low figures on easy
furnished House for rent 81 els per month .lsty
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Mil river disaster investigation is Published
IL censures the legislature Tor inadequate and
deiectye legislation on TIE subject of reser-
yoirs; the mill owners TO- their parsimouious
disregard OF life and prc.tsrty; the engineers
Tor ambiguous and insuf lent specihcati I:
the contractors for mantle delinQuencle and
want OF thoroughness in q FIR work, aud finally
the county commissioners TT accepting a dam
70 shabbily built, when tl-.y had the over 10
order Its entire reconstruc..nn-
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A MEXICAN RoNArcE-Elopsmsnt. de-
Among the passengers ~ the steamship West
Indian, which arrived here yesterday from
Mexico and Texas, was a very progressing
Mexican girl, daughter ~ q wealthy Don, who
together with her husband and two boxes OF
Cruz. The old gentleman was opposed 20 the
lady's lover, but love laughs at opposition, and
so the pair eloped. The father followed in hot
haste, and when the West Indian touched at
Brazos, Texas, be appeared on board with his
followers and demanded his daughter. Captain
Roach, OF the steamship, would not give up the
bride without an order from the municipal au-
thortties, and before that arrived the steamship
bad departed. The young lady lie only sixteen,
the young man but little older.-BaIt. Sun, Sd
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A LoNe-CoNTKsTKD WI CASE SETTLED
Inc long-contested and 10 lous Roll wsgen will
case was decided st New FORK on FRIDAY last
Frederick Rollvagen, DE-. sased, had a large
family; but At his death b : left all his property
10 his second wife, his L. Use keeper, who had
borne him no children. TIE will il rejected on
the ground that Rollwagch's mind being weak
and unsound, was undus influenced by the
second wife and her relslives. The property
lnHOlHAd Ia Wnrfh -
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SECRETARY BRLKNAP has gone to New Lon
don, Conn.
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GIN. BAKER, Commissioner of PEI sious has
gone north for few days upon business con-
nected with the department. DR.. Jas. Jockey
is acting commissioner in his absencs.
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A BALLOON ON ITS TgavRLs.-Betveen
loon passed over the too "A Of EIktOn, Nd,
about one mile and q hal from the earth, eo-
ing in a'utheast directisa, with q very lieht
very slowly, and was In :: ght for more than \
half hour. The basket Wa visible. Soon amer
IL passed the wind came. out strong from the
north. No one there knoss whence it came or
whittier 10 goeth.
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For MARSHALL HALL,
GLlMONT, AND
DILLs PAVILION


The fine and commodious Iron Steamer
PILOT BOY
Vii leave 9Th street wharf every THURSDAY
ExStBsioN ! TRIP for sd'f the al above S ess~H
Returning, will leave Din's Pavilion a. O'CLOCK
?: m, and arrive in Washington at $50 O'Clock
MTsIo, DANCING and EXPERIMENTS on
board.
This trip offers to our citizens, and especially to
ior a day OF heathful recreation and pleasure I'M
sS1a,isd by any trip ont Of the city Every effort
ans worthy n Of the Pa,.Tpsge Of our cttze.s
rare 70 Glymont and retu ......50 cents.
t sTg 70 10 eills Pavilion md Tei9 yp1sl.
Je20-tsepl 6th-street wharf.
EXCURSION BOAT FOR ca ARTER-To
~ GkEAT FALLS or other points en- Ohesa-
peake and pho Canal, capable Of carving $40 per-
jei8-ih Corner and a5.h st St. nI ROCK Srses
w rs FIFTEENTH STREET,
AGENT FOB Summer EXCURSION TICK.
Els" OF ERIE RAILWAY.
There Excursions embrace trips ever every line
OF railroad ard steamboat leading to and from Phil
sdsIrhls, re and New York city, and extend TO all
Foil informatisn by apply ing above. jels-lm
EOR CHARTER,
The elegant and conlmodiOus Iron Steamer
PILOT BOY.
Apply 70 WIN. Fl. BYLE6, Agent,
apZs-t sci 9th Street Wearf
FOB OHARTER,
The A. No. Steamer
EXPRESS,
Gan DO had for excursions on Thursdays and Fri
days Of each week.
Apply to n. &. FITZHUGH, Agent,
spzs-t sci 9th Street Wharf,
FOB EXCURSIONS.
The Steamer
COLUMBIA
Oan De chartered for Excursions every MONDAY
ana TUESDAY, at reasonable rates. IT,,
LBS Steamer has recently been re- EA-S
nttto, and Is one OF the largest On the
Potomac river, has fine saloon and promen ade decks
and is especially adapted for Moonlight Excursions
ApPyto STEPHENSON q BROTHER.
BayD-om 7th-street Wharf.
TNHE STEAM YACHT wAHDERIR can be
chartered By small parties for Axcur-
siops 10 OHAlN BRIDGE, or other points ~
on the Potomac. Apply at 949 Msssachu -
seus ssehce' Ie6 SIM
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REPRESENTATIVE HOOPER, OF the fourth
Massachusetts, district follows Messrs. Dawes, G.
f. Hoar, and f. X. Hoar in declining a re-
election to Congress. He will have served four
teen years at the end of mis- term.
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To GAS CONsUaERS-

NOTICE To GAS CONSUMERS.
On Ca consumed after June so,h tina ,rte.. ~;
ttrsdueed my cents per 90 cubic feet A. fel
lows: w
Discount, " paid srtfkts ssrea dags rs
nck pr1cP.----.--..--
leA-l0t CHAs. b. BAILEY, Secretsrv
WH9LLsAtn MILK and CREAN DEPOT
Gree. ~: The eess ip the city Rscsive3 four
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM USEM ENTS.
CoMIGUE.-sUMME4 TH4ATER
JUNE 20, EVERY NIGHT, AND TWO matt
OPENaIB ENTERTAINMENT
IHE GREATEST VARIETY COMPANY EVER
APPEARING IN WAsHINGTOE.
PICducIior 81 tie sparkling saa-ation entitled,
The NEW YORK FIRKMEN
A VISIT TO vAuXHALL GARDENS.
Introducing in the last act the Glorious G6rna
and French Csn-can is99-5t-
AkLOW'S GALLERY OF AIT,
H 1928 Pennsylvania avenue.
To Pa'ties ltariEs the city and my customer, On
general
am low selling my stock st greatly reduced
rrlces,s so as TO prepare for the fall trade.
CHROMOS At half the former price, to close that
branch OF the business.
VELVET FRAMES and PASsE- PARTOUTS re-.
ductd IS per cent. All ~ le nf GOLD, BLACK
WALNUT and VELVET FRAMES kept on hand.
Sddt iZes msde to order. jel3lm
or &c. On Exhibition asd sale NEW No
TIH ST.S Al 1rH ST.
MARKRtTFKS,
SO. f39 Ith street, between D and streets eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Obo1ce Oil Paintings, Engravings, Ohromos, 20.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, PictQrss, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
'eis, nines, NaiIs, &C., Ia the District.
- Please remember Name and Number. jelly
ALL KINDS OF CAsT.OFF WEARINe APP.
"A PABEL csa be sold to the very best advantage
by addressing or calling JUSTH,
Gig ID street, between 9Th and 7th n ":
totesey all promptly attended to. Cash paid f3tf
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The NAVAL STATION at Mound City was
turned over to the mayor of that city on the q
instant, it having reverted to the authorities
thereof in pursuance Of the conditions on which
it was received.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
GEoRGIANA EXCURSIONS
Foa-
LE0NABDT6WN, PINEl POINT, MAR
STALLS AND POINT LOOKOUT.

These Excursions, popular the past two seasons,
vii be resumed on sATURDAY, -
The splendid steamer Georgianna
will leave the 7th street wharf ct p. m. EVERY
SATURDAY during the season, and returnins leave
ington at o. IN. Monday
State Room tickets for sale at Office Of w O. v.
III. 4 =. Bailread, No. sos Pennsylvania ave
Round Tip Tickets, S7.5O For sale only at the
E. NIGHrENGALE, Agent,
jel-sm 7th street Wharf.
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majority u a 200 for ne ccny ention. '
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THE sTEAMsR COLUMBIA

TIE STEAMER COLUMBIA
LEAVES COMMERCE STREET WHARF,
BALTlMDhE. FOR WASHINGTON, ON
EIERr SATURDAY AT4 P M, ARRIV-
TURNING. LEAVES sTSPHENsON!S
WHAkE, FOOT OF SEYENTH STREET
BALTIMORBAT 4 p. NJ TIL URSDAY
Either Of these trips affords parties fine oppor-
tupity to enjoy sail on the Chess-
peske bay and Potomac river with ExrS46@N
out loss 81 much time from business Skzz<xzaS
All eccmmodatiOns-meals, stateroom, &c-hrst-
class. sterooms may be engaged in advance BY
application te the agents The steamer can be char.
tered for exc1rsiOns fIem this city Mondays and
Tuesdays OF esch week a. reasonable rates.
je25-tf STEPHENSON BROTHER, Agents
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INDIAN HosTILIT1Hs.-The following copy of
telegram was received at army headquarters
this morning:

telegram was received at army headquarters
this morning:
"ST. PAUL, MINI, July 2, 1874
As Missouri, Chicago, M:-Staniey reports
from Sully this morning that the Indians At
CheyeDne agency are saucy and killing their
is of beyond recall. as Stanley asks II he has
got Of. Cd, 0RIRSH.
"Assistant Adjutant General
ports that on the 2lst of June, while en- route
nom Fort Dodge, Kansas, to Camp Supply,
Indian Territory, with the Camp supply mali
ana an escort or one non-commissioned officer
and four enlisted men, an attack was made bv
a Tarty Of Indians near Buffalo creek, but thew
were soen driven of. One man Of Dom pany b,
Sd infantry. was wounded In the arm. On hts
return from Camp Supply Major Compton,
With ferce OF ~ men, was attacked near Bea-
yer Greek Hills on the morning OF june oath
by party Of Is or 80 Cheyennes. They were
charged upon Immediately and sent living In
al directions. -Four Indians were killed.
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THR PRACTICR.sHIP CONSTELLATION ar
rived at Orient, l.. l., on the 81 instant, which
Will be her address until the 18th instant. New
London, Conn.,, will be her headquarters after
that date. The cadets are all we'll
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COBBs HOTEL,
COBB5 ISLAND, va.
This we'll known SKINNER Resort il now open for
the recep tioB e visitors n. A
Der Month Ct four weeks liz
Boute-FIem Norfolk BE- steamer"N p BaIEs
mondays, WedDesdays O q Friday E, ia. m.
through Tickets to the Islam ico board o: the
For further Information address,
COBB BROS. 4 90,
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According to Paris telegram, Mar.
shal Bazaine is Indebted to his wife
for the plan by which he 80 success
fully effected his departure from his
Mediterranean prison. If the imam
with the iron mask" who preceded
him as distinguished prisoner in
Sainte Marguerite, had been blessed
with wife like Madame Bazaine, the
secret of that famous disguise would
have been out so soon that history
would have lost one of it's most inte.
resting mysteries. Madame Baz4ine
is Mexican woman, who became the
wife of the Marshal while he was with
Ma1imilian in Mexico. She is of q
wealthy Mexican family who sided
with Juarez. against whom the Mar
shal was supposed to be fighting, but
with he whom he was more likely con
spring.
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The referee and Judge Mickey have
decided in favor Of the County in the
impounded money case. The State
has appealed. We presume it will be q
year before the eye of the hungry cre-
ditors will bo regaled with the sight of
these greenbacks. = IVinnsboro Ne,cs.
A disgraceful riot occurred among
tho competing hackmen in Greenyille,
at the G. Il O. r. II. depot, on the
14th. during which pistols were drawn,
but no blood shed.
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MODEL SENAToR.-TheK Kansas Civ
Times publishes lengthy Indictment
Of United States Senator Iuealle. of
Aanens. It charges him with urro,t
for larceny when at college, hints 1T
b'gamy and other unsavory oGeuces,
accuses him of all manner of trickcry
and venality in his high Office, that he
sells federal Offices for moncy-nnd
that lie is generally "bad lot" The
Times asserts its ability to prove nil it's
allegations against the Senator; but
namely says that the people of Kansas
will demand his resignation or diamis.
sal, Just as If thnt sort OF Senator was
ever known to resign or be dismissed
by their brother Senators.
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The Glenn Springs Rail.
GLENN SPRINGS, s. c.,

August II, 1874.
MesSrs. Gorman &c Cuinan- GENTLE
MEN: The lady gnests of Glenn
Springs and surrounding neighborhood
take great pleasure in rendering you
the sum of Sl25, net proceeds OF enter
tainment by them given in aid OF the
Monumental Association of the State
OF South Carolina, with request to be
kind enough to transmit the same, at
an early dato, to the President of the
association at Columbia. Grateful for
courtesies extended by tho press, the
railroads of the State, by the proprie-
tors and male guests OF the house and
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GLENN SPRINGS, S. O.,

August I4, IS14.
AIS. j. 7. Darby, Secretary Monu-
mental association, S. C.-DEAR Ma
DAM: We huve the honor herewith to
enclose check for the sum of Sl25, re-
ceiveG of tho lady guests Of Glenn
Springs, Though their representative,
Miss Pool-the samo being tho net
procecls Of entertainment by them
given, with kind assistance from the
ladies' Of the neiglborhood. III ail Of
the completion of the monument over
tue honorctl dead Of the State. With
sentiments Of high regards, we remain
your 0bedinst servants,
GORMAN & CALNAN.
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GORMAN & CALNAN.
CoLuMn1A. S. c., Aug. Is 1874

CoLCMl'lA. y. ", Aug. 10. 1871.
Nessrs. GOrmun E CutMan. Proprie
h'rs Glenn Spri"ys Hotet- et-GENrLEaIEN
Allow me TO acknowledge, through
you, the receipt Of Sl25. procaeds OF a
ball given i'll behalf Of the South Ca
rolinu Monumental Association. BE
good enough to express the thanks Of
the Association to your guests, aud To
all Others who have SO materially aided
our work. Particularly would we ns-
sure you, the proprietors OF the house,
Of tho appreciation OF your generosity
and pntriotism in allowing this bull to
be held ut yonr house. aud we hope
that the proprietors aud guests ut
other watering places will bu induced
to follow tho example so uobly given
at Glenn Springs. We take this occa-
sion to ackuowlrdge.with gratitude the
courtesies extended by the press and
the various ruilrouds throughout the
State. Very respectfully,
MARY 2. DARBY,
Corresponding Secretary s. Q. nj. a.
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S. C.
Sunday Morning. August l6. 1874.
CONGRESSMAN
WALLACE AND HIS

CoNaREssMAN WALLACE AND HIS
GowDEYsvILLE SPEECH. "A number of
highly respectable residents of Cow.
deysville and vicinity, who heard Con.
gresham Wallnoe's address at that
place. have signed a certificate to the
effect that he did make use of the fol-
lowing language:
Your rights are in peril nud you
must defend them. If you don't got
them ut the ballot-box. you must re-.
sort to the cartridge-box. II npccs-
sary, we will nuke oath to tho snm e. "
Ii becomes Question of verncity-
one man against twenty. Pcrhups the
Congressman recollection is bad.
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others. generously assisting in this la
bor Of love, perpetuating the memory
OF our honored dead, we are yours.
with respect,
HE LADY GUESTS OF GLENN SPRINGS
HOTEL AND NEIaHBoRs.
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OBJECTIONABLE POSTAL CARD. Tho
Meadville (Penneylvania) Republican,
of the 7th inst. says: "United States
Commissioner Force on Tuesday, is
sued warrant for the arrest of one
W. w. Ingram. OF New York, charged
by Postmaster Vincent, of Waterford,
with depositing q postal card at that
Office. addressed to young lady at
Meadville, containing scurrilons and
indecent languages. Deputy Marshal
Rouse arrested Ingram in this city on
Tuesday evening, and on Wednesday
morning hearing was had before
Commissioner Force. at the Office of
District Attorney Henderson, in this
city, f. L. Blaokmar, Esq, appear
ing in behalf of the Government. and
p. Church, Esq, for the defence.
The evidence was 30 positive that the
Commissioner felt warranted in hold.
ing Ingram in $4,000 bail for his ap.
pearance at Pittsbnrg, at the session OF
United States Court in October.