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A vssdcrer upon the strand
ofthe vide sc befcre him eicamins.
Held 10 his open curious hand
A pebble, subject for his dreaming,
ricked RON the yhise encircline sand,
PclIshcd ~ n BY science seeming.
lie esscd upon lie perfect form,
A. true ss though BY care invested,
Wrought by the force Of many storm,
That with the shore crewhile contested,
And Ieft, when ceased the conflict warm,
In humble beauty where II re-tcdi
ats but little stone,- ne ssid,
"scarce worth serious iu-pcctionr'
But through HIS mind the pebble sped,
And wskcd train Of deep reflection;
Like Dsvid's IN Gclisth's head,
That brought the lien 10 Subsection.
"Here is truth, though simple told,
n this small pebble, idly lying,
Had never by the waves been rolled,
Its beauties none would now be spying;
Bat In befouling sand OF mould
Its worth In darkness would he dying.
"Bst, dashed by the rc-istlc>s scs,
II gained liz symmetry by action;
One round Of motion, constantly,
Made II thing Of satisfaction;
This moral lesson teaching me,
That ne'er will lose It's strong attraction.
"Man, but pebble on Times shorc,
His soul were dead from hamilton;
Though battling waves may chsfc n sore,
And maize its lot vexcd condition,
Itby the trial shines the mere,
Needing the polish Of attraction.
"And all the bcsutv that II Knows,
Drawn forth BY toll In mercy given,
Upon the shcal In brightness shows,
Bright 10 degree that n hes striven,
Al last in Gcd's own hand II CLOVIS,
jewel 81 10 set in heavenl'
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rHE moss AsDucrroS CASE.
a Record n Dssecssres' Sewps6Sfv-..
a wewfh Dove ~ ~wS Neshsws Ac-
cOsss pffshea.

a Record ~ Dssecfsres' SfwpsHstv-..
a WsWfh Gswe ~ ana NsshSW0 Ac-
cssspttshea.
tccrre-pcadence Of the New Ycrh rrisune.l
The amount Of bungling and downright
stupidity on the part Of the police, and
humbug and scnsationalism on the part
Of certain newspapers developed by the
Ross abduction case passes comprchcn-
sion. After nearlya months steady work
the so-csllcd detectives have detected
nothing, unless the Allentown clcw,
which was thrust under their noses by
the reporters, shall turn out 10 be real
one. They began working up the case as
IL IL had been an affair Of stealing an
overcoat ola hall, or plundcring a clothes
line. All the doubtful and disrcputablc
houses in the city were pulled" and a
few dozen suspicious characters Of class
incapable Of planning such novel and
daring crime, were overhaulcd. The
stables were searched TO find the buggy
in which the kidnappcrs carried OF their
prize. II was not remarkable buggy,
and there are probably hundreds like IL
in Philadelphia, but the public were de-
| manding that the detectives should do
something and they did not know what
else to do. railing TO md any suspicious
vehicle, they waited for something to turn
up or for somebody TO suggest theory
or iaint resemblance OF ciew to the
mystery 80 oblig'ng were they that
they were wiling 10 WORK on anybody's
theory, and were constantly jumping from
one TO another, ana losing precious time
following up supposed traces which were
100 DUBIOUS ior serious attention. The
stupid IDEA that the BOY was concealed in
the city, which 'he detectives held per-
hhac'ous'y TOT u 'or'h'gn' 'he long DC
lay OF the Mayor IN oner,ng a reward,
ana inc clumsy EFFORTS 10 Keep the city
papers from Puo''Sn'ng tne iacts' gave
'he kidnappers ample ume 10 traverse the
country toa place Oh safety IL the Po.
nee OF all ,he Towns witnin a radius oil
hvehundred miles ron fhi'adeiphla had
oeeh put on .he aier' as soon as the child
was stoien' the roooers could not have
escaped AS IL was once out oil fhiiadel-
phia, they had nearly week TO reach
any destination they might nave selected,
ana perfect their plans Tor concealmen1
ana now ai'er all the nue. ana cry, the
detectives nave absolutely nothing to
snow ior .heir moh'hs WORK. lhey nave
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"'''''"'1 dxRi'Es >. SMITH.


hAhhAitAN, hansar, july Q, lhN.
e. e. oLts 90; This Il 10 certify that Z have
been troubled IN kidney, bladder, aud urinary COM
plants, bordering on 20 hriFhts disease, for nun.
hsr u years: for the last two years have Suffered
~ ai, ,a - ,,,,, y" III ." 'ssuhs ko.a NJ
urine had zen notice in the paper u wsukesha
water, and sent 10 ~. Louis aud got i've gallons,
aud nhis was iiinkins u received four gallons
circular which told that the water that VAS sent
ne Rom Illinois Nas from neral Rock Spring.
h'nss ,hsn he,s ordered we barrels and rcosised
Ny the use Of the watsr ny health il better than II
has been for years. Ny wife thinks the water the
greatest boon that ever received u has IL desired
and designed eject ] think after using II a Few
months more, shall be all right
, Now, ar, am no scholar, aud II yos can change
the style Of my writing without destfoyin Ing it, mean
ing, you are al liberty TO do IL.
CHARLES BARNES
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A MAN bought horse. II was ~ first
one he ever owned. He saw in anews-
paper that side window in the fables
make horses eye weak ON that Jde; a
window behind him makes him tquint
eyed and a window on diagonal line
makes him shy when he travels, b win
dow in front hurts his eyes by thi glare,
a stable without window males him
blind. He sold the horse.
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SLIGHTLY sarcastic was the Clergyman
who paused, and addressed man bonn
ing into church after the sermon bal be-
gun, with the remark: "Glad \ see
you, sir; come in; always glad see
those here late, who can't come e3ly."
And decidedly selfpossessed was the man
thus addressed, in the presence of IN as
tonished congregation, as he responded !;
Thank you would you favor M with
the teIt?'
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TINS is the way it generally is: Mrs.
Jones viii remark to her undutiful little
son; why amt you like Willie
Brown'" Mrs. Brown will remark To
her hopeful; "wby amt you hike
Jimmy Joness" The boys have lots OF
fun laughing about 1t, especially when
they are stealing watermelons together.
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MORE TESTIMONY.


HoRicoS, Wis, July 7, isll
Mac. q. oiis, Waukesha, Wis. Dear sir-In.
closed please Ind tl.23 for Ave gallons u Mineral
Rock spring water can sent to-day BY cypress.
! am much pleased With the results hon the use
~ your Spring water. ! have used Tor the last two
use u others a. d., ided results fon the use N
that you sent me. II may be owing 10 other causes
OPERATING at the same time, which has aided Ia the
favorable results nom the use Of yours still I ana
not aNare Of any, a. my habits have been the same
making use Of no drugs or other medic al treatment
You're, H. BAkBtk
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q. q, OIIS A 60. i-tients-this Is TO ceTtlf, that
have used the Naukesha Mineral Rock Spring Mater
for the last six or eight months. With good results
Was very bad with the kidney aud liver disease aud
this water has helped me wonderfully In both OF the
diseases. Ny digestion has also greatly Improved,
aud nov bel this water has boen great hsneht In
more WAYS than one. " Continae 10 use the water
! am conhdebt that u viii eject a permanrnt cure
Therefore ship me 10 this city another half barrel u
the water at once.
Respeetfully yours
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steadily, gently, and never leave COW
until you have her last drop. Above all
things, never yell at her or heat her.
Kindness Is cows most effective master.
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MINERAL WATER.
VAUKESHA WATER,
MINERAL ROCK SPRING,
CURES
propsy, Diabetes,
Gravel, Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Jaundlco,
Bright's Disease,

and all diseases Of the liver and kdnrys THIS water
u know aud sold a remedy for the above iis.
eases In all parts Of the World, IL Is truly wonder.
hl what effect u he. upon 10 human system. II !,
barrel 10 gal, fl2; half do, o. demuohns aud JUGS
- cents peI gal, package extra; battles ats as
per dox. Money must accompany the order, except
10 our regular authorized agent. Inquire ~ youf
druggist for Maukesha Mineral Rock Spring Mater.
Address 4. q. OIIN Co, Maukrsha, Ms, Er orders
for the water or for circulars.
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Day paint can be softened and re-
moved by an application with swab, OF
a strong solution ofoxalic acid.
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scorcH snuff will destroy crickets if
putin the holes where they run in and
ont
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THE MaRkE
NbW YORK

Beeves, iOaiga Hog, dressed, sea-.
Cotton, lie. Flour supordne Western. sa5oa
SIS; White, extra, 81 io96t0; Wheat, No
2ChicsgO spring. sl2asi.2j; No Milwaukee
81. 139i.3ii Rye, 9oaio0; Corn, Western Mixed
SLASH yellow Western, s2ss2h.e.; Oats, Mixed
Western, Is; Nellow. do, Ter; Pork, Nsw
Mess, so. 75a2ioo; Lard. Prime steam, lTi.e But.
ter, New Western, isa27c.
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Flour, superhne, saoOal25i Family, s1iosS a5i
Wheat, New Red Winter, sl.05; New
white, si.oo@i.i5 Corn shelled, 6ic,6Sc. Oats,
mixed. a2@tsc.i Rye, New, NJ; bar-
ey, New FAN, sii5 Pork, mes, s2LOO.
Lard, city kettle, i5lz9l6c summer sieais. 1877
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Flour, family, s.5O@S75; Wheat, red. i.OosLO5
Amber, iOi@i.Osi White, li3al.l5; Corn, high
mixed, 60,as2c.; Oats, new, s2aiic.
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Wheat, No. 2 Rel, sl.lS9LIsi Corn. No
2, Mixed, 6al.ses,.e.; Oats, No. ?, ts9isc
Pork, Mes. s2Ico; lard, Refined si2.Ol,
Hogs, sS.75s65Oi Cattle. Natives, sL25g5Go
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kSf 4. .ss. Why Walk 100 Miles :?
49, Tho only uarrcw NJ for sea and
&rsK:W the ee.t II sss % s,eIs q lss! ~
3(E KlINY\ ssednfi doing twice The wark ~
~ IS2kAl bras with Ices lAboE. Saves
N-cl0&E2.-l haas, taoass aud aloe ttafl.r Il
staple ia.atis ioT priced aud 'rgrraHisd tir alsIs
ENcELsIoR WORKS, Ma-illon. Ohio.
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WEE w.'5 rs z" AS ~ q, s,,...
naeal In this paper.
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wheat, No. I, Red siiii Corn. mixed, T2@
73c. Oats, No. I state i2e. old do, Coo.
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TOLEDO.

Wheat, amber Michigan, si.ig. No. red,
siis9il6l< No. 2, do, sii9A.; Corn, high mixed,
6slsc.i Oats No. 2, aOlSe.
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according 10 directions, and remain long
unwell. provided their bones are not de
stroyed by mineral poison CO otha
means, and vital organs wasted beyots
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For Infammatory and Chronic
For Skin Diseases. Eruptions. r

ter. Salt. l;henm, Blutches Spots. Pimples.
l'usiules. Boils, Cafbunclcs, Ring worms.
seald head. Sorc Eyes, ErysiPslas, Itch.
Scurf.. Discolorations Of tho SKIN. Iiumers
and diseases Of the skin Of whatever naine
or nature. arc literally dug up and carried
out Of the system in shot time by the uic
AT flaza Iliffara
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wheat, extra new, ~. 27sLg7]si Amber, siIs'.i
| Corn, zoe; Oats, ~.
, 1874-07-19

CTTUATION WANTED--BY YOUNG MAN WHO
y had In the flour and grain trade In tbs
East. Will work IN any deparnent F1rstclass 1ofer
onccs. Addrcss T S.. Tribune othce.
C1TUATIoy WANTED = BIZ M1DDLE-AGED
Oman of ssb;r steady habits a. Of ~
make himself generally useful il not afrad Of a work
any OF security furnished for honeay and espon-
sbi]ity Call or address c P. 81 South May-St.
, 1874-07-19

THE CHICAGO D
WANrED--rEMALE HELP.
Observation-Disclosures.
WANTs1zh Test G.ae.:t sooD prslse,Roon GIRL AT "a
~ sr.i housework. Appl, Immediately At SO West Ran
WANsrT1E9P9-}A p o{oon GIRL 5T3 WAIT oN TAaLE
jectiou to coIored.
W4,S1TEp-AT3 W,s r DAT, TWESFY SIX FH-sT:. GIRL
WANfsTkP9-:As v% vW%oMAK cooK, GERMAN Pre-
State.
IVAETED-A PRRFE0TLY CoMPErETT AND
v..ct sssns .n f n i,ny NM; es ssod sf
W sssl housework. Apply At ls47 indlAnsa7. Monday
W7ANTFD-A GOOD GIRL 70 Do GENERAL
hossewok ~ pay good ~aRe' Apply at+7 West
WANrEp-A GOOD. GIRL FOR GENERAL
: y .sd hSg:Ssw91k must understand ~.ins and ironing
" 1,,s s~sde Gefaa iii pssarFed ca
1WAsTEp-1 GIRL FOR noUsEw0RK ~ WEST
I37ANrED-x GfRI 70 DO WASHING. fFoSisG.
sas rs
NTASTED-A GOOD KITCHEN. GIRL IN A PTlI-
~ .ste family; must be good wA.her and ironer soa
71T1NTED-Two CoMPKTENT GIRLS, ONE as
sh;%be;nad' saandi0s7ans preferred. ss7 west Ran:
WAHTED-1 NEAT YOUNG GIRL TO DO DIN
~ lnE-roo:n work y Walnust. No Trash need apply
Senmsrvosses.
TVANTED - sfI1RTMAKERs only ExPER1-
wom.ns 'sfd mome oee ns'a >'p' - "'''
WANTEP- -MoXDAY-AT Is EAST TwENTY.
5s nsa ''4'n
WAETED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
Hs F,.is
$50 State-st.. second floor. bnck Eoa1n
:mAND WrH
WASTED-TnREE GIRLS WHO uNDERsTANps
w making vests, and to rsesa and three girls
tss s.''a1 s'' will '' ''
To :, ID W2Kk oS LADIES' uF
GeoD sa enfsss@ 11 pps RoS
W7ASrFD-5 GOOD MACHINE G7RLs 0Y COATS.
e. ss 't's sss P1t ss 81
s{S1 zSs5? a1SR 5sa AT
Launuresses.
sssd ss $'HE iHSS ss
WAsTED-1MMED1ATEL GLASS IRON
" crs. It Hntehinson': Laundry 81 "AoAAh-.s.
WAETED-ONK F1RsT.cIAss sTARCHER, AND
Dr. ID 'o{si Iii Monss Mo- ss 1ssas for
ss2f e9oD Ae1 G9 g s5ss Da
az app 2saass a3S y Is
GooP DIE 5RqSERs ,, 2H WTE Frdiy sNTs 3 s
;Sr6 H1n.s w1MAE fsSad, 10 TAKE
NTANTED-ONE FIRST GLASS COLLAR IROhER,
hve shrt I'D tye plain e'othe' 1onsF'' AAks'ide
WASTEP-oNE FIRST Glass 1n95sER ~ Err ,;G,S1s 9SE
room fas @ HUI
W ss1ad. Ho.sl. il w.bss6 ~: Monroe
WANTED "A COOP, WET SynsE nd AprIx pIs1s]
sss0es Grove sod DUNN, within
XSS X1HXS SVss Ws:s H
p, & psa .sss i SESG Gih
sS5s5 i xSs Ts!; S5555e;i GIRL e TAKE 0AaE OF
sss5 GSHS 5s ssas5 Sa / IS EAEs e4nb or
W1STE61;STR1SsEE ); .a:1 sIRI: APPLY WITH REF=
" eFence, to CatagnaT
ID o0S 2SS a e sTSSR S.P 3
ba.emaas I'D door: r.. -llps = - - -
Employment AGENCIES.
coal M1SEhs FoR ,Ra 1SpbASA y ae9
f;sS; ;aa S5sPe xP11 70 O. SHELL Co. 80 aand'l'h'
W As eall iF 1t IS %est Esls:st. up...iE..I --
The STAT sTSSi s! PiantS or e.
,.,,. nee. zee sd. seaa a,ris e1a aa West Monrue
u R,f WsjSS g1e;.ss good GIRLS TO
Miscel1aneou~-
IVANTED-AN ORPHAN GIRL ? ToM: GERMAS ~:
ii
WANTEp-l3 IADY oASXAssEKs Eo, FoE i sots cI,T
west corner on" r Msdisen s and s'ate,.s. ,,.S - -
WANTED -sALEsTSoiMEN S]i HANDSOME F. ,,,oE or
,eled At ahslessie pftee 6onad psymen
eg '1 IN .a
good pay. Call. IN morning onfs. at lsa aadi'on'
1ITANTED-A GIRL 70 WORK AT. CHRoMo
!. 2p% % 81 snd h
7TANTED-A YOUNG LADY 70 DIRECT EX-
" y.lopss. Address, in handwriting, 9. Trtb-
AP SS, IS T6K s9
aS: coaar s4 ssass and :.
ba. aaas1: aeT s :.
+ W Of .risble lsposon and good arps.ranee. one
sd fSsa T. Wv
SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.
Trados. -.
Glib .pa Rqssaa San1 ssoh haa
, 1874-07-19

~ IA Ac-'
y; 1g;i -; ec3e 49, ~ FxpFEiFvaF6
i i
.s rsqsa driser and veil acquainted il ho
cty vii furnish bait Of city reference. Add1oss " IT,
Tribune oa!es:
BooEhsspers; Gierns: GnsnIrR &c; ~ noor
6 s It
;s:, e 1G e ee S,ofns and business
Gif6aTieS III u TSS@s W1STfPRY YOUNG NAN VINO
s;
H. Tabune once. ----...---
CiTUAT1oS WANTEP, by 4 DRUG CLERK.
the1ouEhly posted: Aaare.s o1;iA: l1.Gaoe e:nee
4 Tsa2ss sss and
ii5 RiS5oK5KEhfEES E339 q
edsa 81 Address Tbane ONCE
M i oSz
1e'eEoaee.: Ada5e.s - 1noane o4ss: ~!
GruAroN a M smAKT AZ IA A0TlvE i w
Isl s IL ss ss"bEsnsfh En- @
f,ls1 10 ses' Address IL "Al'4 No. l."
,Ss1d5s, Etsa3G Ssss wo
;9tsa!9E = ese ssa e0n' well Addr'''
= = -, tnoune o1'ee.
CITUATION WAETED-IN LAWYERS OFFICE
> ~ cotylst, In MnuAukee. Racine. any plaoo
Chicago, by lady fully carablc can give Ecter6nce4
G,1Ti1, T70 -7r-, ,crFD-RY pE7T4RIE mi
j. octor and busaess correspondent who out of work
snS j
I1TUAT1ON WANTED-BY BY BOY OF u YEARS,
ts:s a
etenees. cail Or M aaare,s - = :: ~ a.co.eaa:a..
C1TUATIOS WANTED = FOR SHORT TINE.
- only investiKats business vita view TO Investing
St, 00o to ,tN0. Address . 81 Trionno Office.
CITUAT1ON WASTED-AS BoOkhLnfER, By A
yunE man OF ability and experience Addfsss sl'
- I77r,I .r,o1 ~ 9:TV0- nv 4 YOlIN75 N3N m
, 1874-07-19
SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE

Coacnuen. 1eamsters. Gc.-Contiuued.
CSlTIJATIOS TANTED-AS COACHMAN AND
y cordrner; young sinRls man, English. Address
". j.. care Mr. Edgar saudors, "a DeAfbosn-bt-
C7TUATIOV WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
. uau ~ coachm4a In private family iivr.1 stable
ono that thoroughly understands the Of horses and
cty viii furnish best Of city reference. Addross IT,
, 1874-07-19

VALU BLE 1MPKoVEMEXT tn :. WAGON WAGON
are in7ited to call and SEQ tas strongest sud best
Patent Hub" mads; spokea saa b .aksa out and 1e
p!aced and tires tig1eaed without emovtng thc ttre;
Territory for sale. 1nveuors Exchange. III EAtt MAa&
, 1874-07-19

WANTED D-CAxyAssKRs 80 HANDSOME OR
t!atlou! Bibs history. dctiouaEy, ANALYSIS etc. dev-
Sen n Prices tal1eady buand1 ana }asens a
T, p. euamisaIon; steady employment and Eood pay.
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Mr.. MoultOn's Position.

1t is reported that Moulton's statement is
already prepared with The help of Gen. But
Ter. The services of the latter gentleman are
said to have been offered to Beecher and not
declined, but replied to with thanks.
Moulton said to day he had not said any.
thing, either with tongue or pen, to justify
any one assuming he was in the slightest de-
gree unfriendly to Beecher. His statement
to the committee would characterize no ac-
tions and interpolate no differences of his
own. There were some papers in his posses
sion the committee desire to obtain. He
should crafty the desire, recording the order
in which they came to him, letting the COM
mittee and the public make their own infer
ences. He had thus endeavored to maintain
peace between Beecher and Tilton and should
continue to do so by the removal of misrep-
reservations and the intelligent realization of
interest. He should never despair of main
tanning or renewing peace.
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T1LTON.BEECHER SCANDAL.
Statements by Tilton's
Counsel.
Beecher'8 Demands
to be Complied
With.
Various Statements.
Various Statements.

New York, G. Judge Morris, counsel for
Tilton, said to-day that he had never seen a
case as strongly fortified at all points as his
clients. He exhibited to reporters a variety
of letters which passed between Beecher and
Tilton, which show that down to May, 1870,
there was no vindctiveness on the part of
Tilton towards Beecher.
Mr.. Morris also showed receipt of Will
liam Page, dated Feb. %, 1869, for a portrait
of Beecher, purchased by Tilton and now
hanging in Moulton's home, saying that in
the following year, 1870, after Mrs. Tilton in
formed her mother of her guilty relations with
Beecher, her mother threatened to cut the
canvas into Sits, and Tilton, unwilling to see
work of art destroyed, removed it to Moul-
tons house, where it stll romans.
Morris also said that Mrs. Tilton's state
ment concerning her husbands cruelty and
his locking her in room like prisoner, his
freezing and starving her will be shown to be
fictitious, and if there be any insanity in the
family at all, the charge will be not at the
door of Tilton, but of his wife.
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NEW HAMPSIIIKE.

Manchester, Is. The first annual camp
meeting of the Spirituaists of New Hampshire
commenced a twelve days session at Massa-
bessie Lake, miles from this city. The
grounds are pleasantly located in grove on
the shores of the lake, and about two minutes
walk from the station at the Massabssic Ho-
tel. on the Railroad leading from this city to
Portsmouth.
Laura Cuppy Smith is announced to speak
next Sunday on the Beecher and Tilton scan
dal. Brief addresses were made to-day by
Moses Hull and others. Extra trains will be
run from this city.
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TENN ESSEE,

Memphis, 6. 1t is believed now that the
Conservative ticket has carried the city by
over 20o0 majority, and that the majority in
the county will reach 5000. kilograms from
surrounding counties show heavy Democratic
gains.
The election to-day passed off unusually
servatives swept the city, and will carry the
county for their entire ticket, by from 1900
to 1000 majority. The official vote will not
be known before tomorrow evening.
Nashville, 6. The election passed off
quietly, as far as heard from. A very heavy
vote is polled. Partial returns indicate that
the regular Conservative and Democratic
ticket is elected by a large majority.
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FOREIGN.
Engln nd.

London, 6. Upon the conclusion of the
Englishmen's innings in cricket match this
afternoon game of base ball was played be-
tween the Red Stockings and Athletics. The
Bostonians won. The score stood as follows
Red Stockings, 0 0 4 3 0 la.
Athletics, l l | 3 0 ) Oil.
Upwards of 1000 persons gathered to wit
ness the game, including number of the
nobility. The Athletics were crippled, Nc
Mulin pitching for that nine, instead of Nc
Bride. The weather was delightful.
The crew of the bark Folknaz, from Rot
terdam for New York, mutined, were arrest
ed and imprisoned at Rotterdam.
Germany.
Berlin, 6. The Cologne Gazette publishes
telegram from Paris, stating that in SUI
perior Council of War Gen. DeCessey, Min
lister of War. demanded an immediate credit
of 100000 francs, and an eventual credit OF
one miilard of francs for army purposes.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
State Election Returns.
CONSERVATIVE GAINS.

Wilmington, 6. Partial returns from the
4th Judicial District leave little doubt of the
election of Mckay CONSERVATIVE Judge over
Russell (republican) by several hundred ma
jority.
A fight occurred tonight at Rocky Point,
between abont 100 negros and 80 white men.
The whites were seriously injured. The
fight was still going on at last accounts.
The returns received render it almost GER
tain that the conservatives carry the I'd, 9th,
9th, eth and Sth Congressional District with
chances largely in their favor in the first and
4th
The best estimates give them seven out of
eight congressman, a net gain of Two mem
bers.
The returns from every precinct but two
give conlervative gains on the the vote OF ~,
wine n the republican majority was less than
1000.
Indications all favor the election of Steph-
ID Poole (conservative) as Supt. of Public
Instruction.
A negro mob attempted to capture white
man who had taken refuge in store on mar
ket street. For an hour or two the danger of
collision between the whites and blacks
was so imminent that the whites formed in
line of battle on Front street, expecting an
attack. The mob was finally quieted by the
police.
Prominent republicans here concede the
defeat of their State ticket.
Raleigh, N. c., 6. The State elections to-
day passed off quietly. Democratics gains
are reported in every section. There is a
large Democratic gain in this city and pre-
cincts adjoining over the vote of 1872. The
State has undoubtedly gone Democratic by a
vote variously estimated at 5000 to 10000,
with seven Democrat Congressman out OF
eight.