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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-04
LEGAL.
-------s. 49, 49, 80 49, - 49,.
NNBtUSTEE's SALE,

Whereas, James $. Rearden and Mary V. Rear
den, Of the city Of Cairo couniy of Alexander and
state OF Illinois, by their certain sale Mortgage,
bearing date lhe fifteenth day Of February, ID.
1870, and recorded in book "Z' OF mortgages,
page ~ IN the recorders office of Alexander
county, Illinois, did convey IN fee 10 the under
signed A. u. Stafford, Trustee for the Commercial
Insurance Co., OF Chicago, the Independent Insu-
rance Co., OF Boston, ami >. NJ. Moore q Co +,
Chicago, the following described lots or parcel OF
land to'Wit; Lot numb, red eleven an in block
numbered hty'two tj2) lying and being IN the
city OF Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois.
Provided, however, that in case of default IN
The payment OF three certald pfomissory notes Of
the SAID James y. Rearien, each bearing even
date with the sad sale mortgage, each being for
the sum Of S3i5 IL 100 three hundred forty
and ll-l0O dollars and being more fully
described in sand sale mortgage, due and payable
T. the undersigned A.. b. Stafford, trustee,
at the City National Bank, Cairo, with inter. 1t
iai ten per cent. per annum from date, tina, the
Undersigned A. 3, Stafford, Trustee, his legal
representative CT attorney, shoul ia proceed and
sell the said premises, as by sad sale mortgage
provided and execute to the purchaser good
and suhciert deed conveying all the right aud
ltle OF the said ia mes b. Rearden and Mary v.
Rearden by said sale mortgage, conveyed to the
uudcrslgned. And whereas, default has been made
IN the payment of said notes ana the entire prIncI
pal and interest OF each ofsaid notes, remain
due and UNPAID.
Now therefore, notice L. hereby given, that by
virtue OF the terms and conditions of said sale
mortgage, ] Will, on Thursday, the 4th day OF
hay, isIl, at The said premises, IN the city OF
caro- Illinois, at the hour of ten o'clock, Am. II
sara Day sell the premises aforesaid, at public
'enduc, to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
and yill execute and deliver to the purchaser a
deed therefor. A. Is. SAFFORD,
Mortgage and Trustee
GRxxS a GILBEnr. Attys. apr3dy0d
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-04
WANTED, AGENTS.

seventy five 20 two hundred dollars per month
eyeryshere, male and female, TO introduce the
,ienuine improved Comnon Sense Family Sewing
Machine. This machine will stitch, hem, fell,
tuck, bind. braid, cord, quilt and embroider in a
most superior manner Price only Sl5 Fully
warranted for five wears Wewili Jay 81 900 for
any machine thatwl sew a stronger, more teau.
nm OF more elastic seam than Osrs. IL makes the
Elhstlc LOGS stitch Every second sutch can
u" cut, aud stil the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without iesrlngh. We pay agents s75 70 s2Oj per
m"r'aani expenses, ora commission from which
sHd terms, apply to OF address,
6. BOWERS 4 CO.,
i3hSpruce Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
CAvrioS.-Do not be imposed upon by other
~ ties phlrning OH worthless cast iron machines
iNier the same name or OtherSise. Ours is the
only grndine and really practical cheap machine
manufactured. apriGI3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-04

H. nDiN .c.-cry 70 take handful ogtf,sep,lI
20 pIyIH's the de- rel effect; tSo of them act
IHieEt 'uG p"N"ifgly, cleansing The liver sL,lu
ron lGf H1selr ~ Of. tiAuur.tIts me Ur,nrItni
'nf''h.'ui II 10 sphEluu, or the al huhLl.r sN-
.i'.' Ut -.hH4lt-t Niuyu a. by many tiuca more
t."-'i 10, 'i.'k .Li searching than ihe Mandrake
l.y '.. ~. pr .i'a is dPon the Liv'r, clean
80. N fFeH .'is ieua 81, uJ.tttictiotr with an the
$500 @'icurgly So. & ce from TIE luiunous re.
. t-.'A'' tN 'ie ice Dl ti.t llIuertl
a., 49, ..''f'r, .u Which abe ice Of a clhnTi
. 'cg io .y., H'' ihs ~ ! give entire sitisf
'''. 'LeN sEyER YAIL. "a
o., ,-.''f comp. mt, dyspepsia, and ey.
o., i"hC -hau,l I- used nj r,,sna,, ''i'u 'l''efs
iIs a.. ''Ht rfeot OF the Bitter. "r Ton'o
i.es, ~ .ie F'H.'iu. Tho bitters or 'roni,' 49,,
t4c To-, y. .i'hFlheus the nerves, ErSuIhTt.
Keen y."- 800 strength, energy aud ylgor.
l IN az 3.-' %" o.- active IN the fiIls All -.
49,, 'in sIll, ne Bltie,s az RS ''si ohu zone
Tu...I 'Nlh 'ls hold, Or ever spAin as'sil ~,
. dealer, la ~ - are ~ ~ all Iluyy -. snI
I Eecolle,t ~ IT .urH eyerysheie 30 ~ anu
ReInedie,, thai - Is DT. HuOhaud's German
H'hp'i' bnd do not alL,s ~ u''p anu recon
1919 .aa' any lhng else thar no nS.st W lhuu1e
TLe.. NJ, ,n,si,.' HS makes larger nrnT, az ",'
cItS, upon APPLICATION 10 IL pes 70 any Ia
,pILi al ths 6ERMAN MEDlClSE e. IA ~.
ARCH STREET. fh.'adelpna. si"hE oai
o"As. NJ. EVANS. rroor,,,o.
"'"eriy q. a. JAUIsuyA On
kester. . sns, are for sale by DrugO,sts
. unoushout the United s,s,.e everywhere
, Anh The West ladies. For hsI. South
HAROLAx Hn~
ILLINoss
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-04
s,PElNGFIEEEb a. ILLINOIS
CSDITEHEAsTERN ss. fg.
On and after Monday, April 2ith, ISL, trains viii
run rs follows:
*ORTHERN DIVISION.

III. O'F' WI' T7IU IfNfn EIy"WDoH, funs only
Mondays, W. dnrsiays and Ffidnys, and 5.l5 A. nj
tram from Snawns, town on Jnesdays Thurs.
days AMI saturdays.
COanscts At Ashland with Jacksonville division
Of On cage and Al'on X ,iiroad. for j Jacksonville
Fetefsb'ug, Mason City, nd all points west.
At fprHgheld. with Chicago and Alton. and
Iule'o, Habt-h Hnd Western u abroad, for
b"omlhgl' n, chicago, and ell y lad north. north.
wet Eru wcAi
A. laDs with Iui aud Louis, AMI Illinois
central Railroad FOR an point. eHst south and
FJutlta-t
A. Eig-wood with rnirpgo Division nlnol.
Crutfd RslhOrl.
AsFIors, with Ohio nod Misst-si ppi Railroad
AtSHlAurcty' with steamboat Tor Cincip.
natl, PaIur,!i, Cairo and 81 L9ut-
oHi.ASD SHTrH Gent Sup't.
JOINS lo14iIr, Gon'l Fr'gt and Ticket Ag't.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-04

IDuDoS. Asy IA Times Ver,si,,s.
|6s1ael says II . The insurgents at NenilIv
- thsnselv0 throwing petroleum shells
'tnto fssis, 70 NO up the Indignation OF
~ DoDuboe A9nnst tls Versailles gov.
cennenS. The people ers led 70 believe
Phat they Come from the lines Of the army
pf the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
NATlONAL LINE.
feaal Notices.


SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF tAe
- Apoheatoa Mayer Adernen and CennoaAly oe Cg
New YORK relative widening and ghnns
tween Thirty and Ffy ninths khd also ts nahing
uaTt Brosavay between asd Thirty -
pAzI sseoud St and FoEty ssSesehS% Oh s
han one hanare4 fsel " the CITY oi NeufoRk - -. -.-.
NOfe ID hersby bill q the costs, ehaxfes end
injured proceedings IN The ozs
b. Hoaogahe ALbxkd
ne Juoes ss7rsne CSar in the ks1 Cesr'sSes y NJ
Hail ia City New York. 90 hs Ar'eeaA az o. Hos'' ~
%IlSEsI ySHE & IpSos %oSD, cs.-.A''-A
DATED EsvYOst Korenhsrf ls7l ---==S,z5-
GUPREME COURT, KINGS l COUNT HsrI n.
y CaASLEs n JUDcOH agAisa rEE ExC1.kss s - -
EURxNCE OONPAHT-Noes hereby gssa - ths r.
i. IN. 49, e.tld aadrGnsd - - -
ssiSer Sf al tAs prepsrg fsada and sss'is q ~
An Ssss.s iaasSs.d .Id ceePssy = q: ssss 4 s
sad iay q Novsber n ;sTs-2 3 rssiss N a.
80 n ,Is asAs ana Sans sf AsssJ owing y -
c1IF.SsI% % sss SsS Il ,ssr psassa ~ e,spsny. -
~ Al - ,.s-ir,d n Sshsyr ths a. -
S1 A. Srs day show - - x.u... rs.
I'M in cisr, Il a caap.I sst ~ ~. -, Ssss,ss =
Is ssssa.s 80 = o. ssisr s ~ fpsssaef .sas s7D
10 Sess ..a.. ssy spss ssaas eeeissss 81 sea c..
W. Al 1ensesi .st he IN whag sad aa - ~ ~
Rany are iafh Deeaas ssx1 s7, a - s
ksedys. e g - - - Cig sfEsw-Ysrk.
Ne -. - EHs.Sef.S oasbsIn n. lsIi -, vonox. ,
~ossox uurmma ~ rrArr. zasn:'' q ~ S--is-
e WnfSA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
peooins Garos. &f.

At WIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. 1o4 Full
IA tous.-W EDDISG CAhDS and SINk SIATioSHAL VAsAS
hsbsd lalG.b
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

hheereA Eeeaon Dist No. ~ Yins.ve dsar John Bys.
Decker
Seventeenth Election District Ips Brosdwsy betwees Forty
NJ nth and nfieth-ssG, candy, Hrs AsrphY.
htghenth Elee0a Dis No l30 RFoadway between Fy-sni
anl fhT Tsecgnd-siS tailor Henry Wet
hneeeuth ReciSa Distinct 05 Broadway between
an Fty-th'ntstA. fsfniare. FrsisTiek yOgeL
derA ~ w. " ~s-' ~
T.snysr. Election District. West TnysOsrsst st. sO.sr
Hgsn- - $1,000 " ~ WV N-s'-'
T~enythid Escon District Eo ga Hgheve eg job, Reef
J. Hyland.' " ~ ~ 49, '' '-
TTe1sh Election District Hgst,ve 1ess fde between Sixty
ninI And SKY i9Srh st., eEsn Peter Kelly.
THeniFsStn keen0u District between Nxsy.
eghih and slItJ.nlntA ets, George BlIn.oa.
Twenty seventh Eecon Datr a. hth.x. -. "a. ..,oA 49,,
south Of Eighty -SoaTihsG, James FyH-
DEPARTMENT OF PrsLe WORxs BgEzlU waTEH RroisTS1
HHv:YORK, Oct IA, ly7, J
NOTICE ia hereby given that an additional
IN penalty Of win he AIDED r,ns
mining IMP and aer the 6st Gay November reTt
CHARLES G. CORNELL, Water Reeis,ras.
CRY oY HBw-YORK, DGPAKTxKNT PIEGEcl
BuNEAr % TEE RECEIVER OF TAxks
COrRrHOUsE PARK. y CEAhBkRs-Sf., Eov. l, IS1.1
ITO TAX-PAIERS.-NOtice Is hereby given
that one vii be scd al unpaid 6e ., Of De-
eembsY additional cent on Dee Is On al
in9 Sa on the f
the books reeeTei ey the Receiver Of Taxes
toe dly of payment will be sd Nc viii be received sfT
O'Clock .. n. O1oe hours from g N 70 2 n -
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

BuKxLU oP ELECTIONS, Sept 30 III
tn. following Designated as tss pl pr sp i5s Law, iS ~
shall he beI purSusut TO seclon " VI N1P '00' ~
amended by Chap 51 Laws It'll Ct Ru,s,p ~ Eou,
FIRST WARD.
~. v..o, s,+ No 1874 Liberty st. cigars RTaemer Bro
second EecuOn Dstnet, No. l1 ETetn"eD'-' 'Aoei' "'
"fs1g p,..,op n,.,,t No 81 Pins restaurant Chirher
FouTb Reson District No. u GenWeL' sat Store l. hen
Thh E,siO. District No. 0S GreenWht' shoe store Richard
IS Election Dste No s6 GreenuscS't cigar store ShS1H
Bro. ., o...,,l.h.1 barber s. Reodel
sss yisetoS pct 10 Genvbs stable Heh.ei Duly
Ninth Election Distinct ES ESc6sb 9s brUsa'b %hRb
Fin, ElscaOa District, Ne LOG BoeinAn1I 'a0s "0' "
Fssher. =, -. nI.,,,,, G. MeD.naott
secSoa kieeuon DlsHne" TEiRp WARD.
r, Hn.caon District No We BradWy egsI @ honI S
Second RIecnoa district, No. ID CoussspAoe' " '' 'p
T2 E.eoa District. No. is6 GresnvsSt plumber lO'"' ff'
nin - v,, n,,.d,. Ea rs Fulton. st, TuntS " Cornell ,
nh E,e.i"s ptSe So is oressEebt tobacco james Aesaa
Co ,or,ru wIRp
-, 49,. - y, nnnsfort.Tt tailor Charles f.aes
seeopd Riseton District, No ss"ChAnesfF"' "NH '"
FssS, 49, x ne, Eo q v,sAswrsrs confectionery iSon"
pcsA Ei.slo. District No ~ f..rL w,A nm ES." aver
lta Elseaos D.tIs Ne u u G:rryst P.iei p.,s.
sh Ti.e,... Ha % hidIsonst hatcher hs''s' 'ns
EtOaA , ,,oI..,,... sroeer MrL Hayes
S,n,s KIsensn DH6st Na al CAsrJ-s g5desiSs '" P''
T.ah Flsctios Dlstr ~ divers MI" has.. lana.
EsysutI RseAsn District, No q oh'~s"'
D?..a ,,, r,,., Dbe No % oH,.rs tailor L~T, ha,sh
Thinssntb Rsesa District. No. uSt NHS"'"'
TA0aAs Wih .,1-ru - Ann
W.. R,.~,o, psdet No l4 GresnWehH' ,eoe n Is,1
sscosd EIsese De Ne q ps.Srs:sssS a. cigar Will.
srs klss'ss s pa, n. ia IsakAsst shss ''s y 'sss
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

SI,.LiT iTertoo -tr.c
Trlth Election Dsrc Br'.iTay s'uth'"e' corner " 0"1
DR. afng E t@ , ct &c. Fusre, Te'; i'd between
Trclnb E.ec.oa Ds,sc 1875 Thrd4Te toy store Ro'
Pill Election p..rc No. 1910 Tarlav barber George
b. Tq Election District T-v- e le,Tese oqs,hln
A., 80 ,"I Il.s, coufec' 'Drr IN Hags
fLirSal frGS ~ b}er AoOuglaey
oae hundred AMI es
Election District 2 3o Ttir-ave east d between
ltesnib p1ei'
'GEn Sse Election District '5 T'rl.vs e.: de SGtEssn
ard osehrrlred aud
N,fes.. ise .oua Sa D No T east side between
one.aunired. txenty-dIth and oasAani's
re1 si,s Ses Rccu District Trr- .a nd. be.srn
snd ONCE
| George Bursh.L rp,prrpvrp WARD
Pt Election D. s.re No. S7I Grand.i barber Francs Sor:
Election rd, pss NJ So T sss I a;ao.1 sssS cSs. I
Foarh S .,. S:.Se ass ea1Tsi s.S rseAn
& stS ks E,con GA ps,e No Shsnf4 Ch,rlss AeIlndsr
Es:p 6.:r @ SS So " r Z & tf.' wssss ssss''
Ninth Eecou D.,.re, no 81 A"0rae'''N' ''f'e AOe " n
gs S e:Ss: sss:,J Hona1 fSfp
EsS. x d Sihr D.t so So is SOr H. wo1.n
| FouRTEtSTH WARD.
s.ss.s 5 ES5 s:esop Tesi F Ss;ss1 FL A;
PSyTiS Fsd hiiis sisa D,ldt 40 o,ers shI Lou, se
fNn
s.,enih Election Distinct Not2 Pne 81 a
| hlh,h EIee.ion Diir'ee No ." A~'''~' O-@' N"
| TIickeL ,,.I. NJ ~ sr1,, a .;0.. WHisn Kp.f.AL
En,S I.s'n D,tr II East HVas;eas shoe ors jacob
n.1.sS EseSa Da II, Eiiab's milk depot Hear
| Thornburil ,,. ~ ia rr,,h.L.. uaIl A.not Ans.a
Schmidt - . o,,, ~ "a R,o,nn..,. h.,., I.o., Poxn.,
| FIFTEENTH WARD.
, v,o. p,de No Tr.eRth, rAoSnai
| heDnhh 49,. - ~, u.., Rl.,s,,I.., D.t,, aor. & a
k.tSSI fs,s Election DHr % aItn,'s. furniture. rhSa" ss
| "a Pu,,,I..,. nlpr,h., G.ny L Cali.
ghsa. , r..- s. s1a H,,e,r-t aha. ,,or. Wah.n Ore,
| n sa,th W..d a1to Aore
Charles RoetE .,,, ~ ,,s u,.a.,..I., .o.l Y u...,
Ne Ahty barber, Philip WLfch
ras p,ct Ne Eleseiert, real est.te, N T. Gtbbona
s Ti.sIea Dsrist No 1o4 WOOssrst. shoe sors Samuel
| HanAA- r...I. M.r..,.t h.,h., Ch.,.. Ne.
| - =. ~, MAJ, NJ. G Bkeel-r,t Arhaa Smith.
nnh N.,n psetss DIstrs Hs ~ Wssa NsysnlhA aos ISaA
! hsssA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03


IN t T,T Of the y bounded by lyirg within Tdsve East
Fny seventh st. Fi,ave AID Ea.i .
all pan the city bOqiet b. sod Wing within Third ave- East
Iise1I LECTION District Of the Nneseenh Ward shall
4. that q tSe city bounded Ry and ling within East
Sss;e nth Eecton District Nineteenth Ward shah
Sin1.. R M 'ns s.SsTs TS S 'sS sSd i
a, t psr Of the ty bounioi b1 and lying within FhGe
sSh!t si1tays and ws.; W Ward b, oon,
oil that Of the city bO9ned By Sad lying within FourH' f'
The TTeDts Eie.on District the Nineteenth Ward shan
a. tia. par; Of The city bounded ed, b sI9 ss within f'0i ave. East
TTentyh Eeca Dhe Of the nineteenth Ward .hap
Ea 1 = s Gs q r East k3 Ssf1sSd sSd Es
.ol 3Si III 3 . % % ns within
Ear FitietG.t E1s River. md East my ~ 'sposS
that Of The bounded b lDd lying within Thd'vs
ne Election District Of the Nineteenth A, con.
tain part The at bounded by 'Od lying within Thrdsvs
IS. Ssctc1 District o the Ensise.h shah con
Fo1siSti For SsoGpdiTs foTJ;1sathSt EI't River and
S1 The TSsaar Election the ElDe.eph Wan. A.n
River East POr seventh SocODdsTs and Ea'
n. Election Nseeeth War, shall
scn:.. q, that ES 81 the s SS9TGs sSa As "N
Election Ds.Ae Of The Nneteeu Ward .A.n con-
tain part bs bounded BY and ns within ThNdVe
T ~ EsoS 6str Of % Su-o. w.rd shall con
e. g ts; s4 city SSsPf:a S s.. b S. 99 sE % ' E
fTFi TSs f:t6 ksstaa 6ic. w. AAH contain
iG 1S.: s:s q 'Ni ss ~ SSs'::
The ThrySt Election District OF De hneenh Msn seal easn
all thu pa ty bounded 1 and lying within ThirdAvs, Forty
Osennd-si. RGhAys., and forty'foerth-se
The fhry Election District Of The Eneeea Ward Sa
the % bounded by and Ung Nlris Third
Portirth-tt SiIth aad PorJ SeeendSt
m, Thirty third Election District Of tie Nnetssnh Ward AAl
,,, an hst car Of he ey beshA By and sg wAia TdaEN
"a, Fonietk 1t RaSt RIVER, and East Perry seeo0dst
TWENTIETH WARD.
The r..' w & :s. :: I'd. tTSs s ~; s f.. issI e ss %
Tie Pint District Of s Tysstsh wsrd .San ooasais al
a E.: " &:s 4: ~ Ss1Sa1 - %
Dsnet Of tbe TUeBtsh W are hsi eean an
thai p. Of the city 6OSs3d snd As within West
Trntk.Svt Wet Tbirty-ehb-sL, and hsrth kiveE - -
Tbs Third Election District Of The TUe1heh ward Ahs eout.a eh
* he sItT bounded By ssA yng within Wss Thirty
Tsnhsvs West Poruetht. and North RIVER, .
me Pourth Election District Of the TWeIen w arc nt eehmm
nt uan bounded b. LAd ing Sthh "es isH
40, West Thirty eighth st, and Eihth.aTe . IA ., =,
The Fhh Election District 0f tho IEesnetn Ma ehn
bs. psrt Of The e bounded BY and sg within "e
T.rtb.s vs HeSt Thny siXth St. and kinth.aye ., N
Tks sIh Election Distinct Of the TWens;h We'd .Ss eonts
80. N the civ bounded and yHI within West IhTJtrht'
49, -. Wi TtrtT tlIrd st., and NhthavG ..
r. E.r,th Esctoh District Tie TWesteh Wad nh oenns ~
h 80 he ety bounded by and yng within Wee u
Ws Thirty IeeOSdS. EEbthI's West ThrJI'aI'hA
and Einth ave. 49, T-..,uh ws,I .han saa,alu an
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-26

GOVERNOR ScoTT's CoURsE-A RADI-
CAL JouRNAJ.s OPINION OF OUR RADICAL
LEGIsLAToRs. s.-The effort to create senti-
ment against Governor Scott, OF South
Carolina, is chiefly by the more promi-
nent white and colored men elected as
Republicans to the House of Represen-
tatives.
The reason of their present hostility
to him is that they cannot make him IL
willing servant in their corrupt schemes.
Could tho House of Representatives,
have full swing it would plumber and
squander the entire resources of the
State. But the Governor and he best
men of the Senate stand together man
fully for good government and reason
able economy.
Wo believe that the impeachment will
end in buster, and that such absurd
charges as the dispatches of last night
report, will fall harmless. We urge
Governor Scott firmly To maintain his
noble position. Washington Chronicle.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-26

a COMMUNICATION FROM Our REPRE-
sESTATIvEs.-W publish this week O
communication received from our Rep
resentatives in the Legislature, which we
hope will be read and considered by OIL
1t is an appeal to our citizens to obey
the laws, and to give their support to oil
measures which have for their object the
peace and quiet of our County. They
give us assurance that the Governor will
appoint officers in our County who will
be acceptable to the people, This is one
step which the situation demands, and
which will be gratifying to our citizens.
by showing this disposition to respect
the interest aud wishes of our people, n
long step will be made towards securing
public confidence in the Executive, and
the assistance of public sentiment to his
appointees. The people will accept it rs
the precursor of wiser and more i'm
partial administration of the State go
vernment, in which we have confidence,
aud out of which good will come. We
think tho appeal Of our representatives
is in the proper spirit, and will have good
results. .-Cdoiinu Spartan.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-26
AprnEnESDED FAMINE IN GrrMANy :

APPHEnESDED FAMINE IN GFnMANY. =
Germany is apprchensive Of famine
and the very horrors which are now set
Ting down upon France. A Berlin COZ
respondent Of the Boston AdrerfiScy,
i'll n long letter reviewing tho effects of
the war, ascribes the apprrhendcd
scarcity of food to the same causcs
which threaten disaster to the industrial
interests of the more favored of the
combntants, viz: the difficulties Of trans
portation. Hungary is to Germany what
the great North west is to the Atlantic
States, the source from which it draws
its supply of breadstutfs, live cattle, and
other indispensable articles Of food Tho
last harvest in Germany having been q
failure, this year it has been oil tho moro
important to draw upon the incxhausti-
bic fields of tho Lower Danube. To
fill The demands of the Government for
the transportation of troops and supplies
to the bases Of operations in France, has
taken nearly the entire rolling stock of
the railroads engaged i'll carrying the
brcadstufis OF the Lower Danube to
Germany. and the traffic has almost en-
tirely ceased. Unless the Prussian mill
tary authorities shortly relnx their de-
mnnds upon tho rolling stock Of railroad
companies, trying times are in store for
Germany.
The following Trial Justices wcre con-
tirmed on Tuesday, in Executive session
of the Senate: Orangeburg County-.T.
III. Cook. r. V. Donnell +. NJ. V0ight,
II. 2. Cook, Thomas B. Poht, III. l.. w.
Riley, VIM. N. Mount Barnwell-Jas.
NJ. Smith. Jnmes Patterson, j. N. Hayne.
Marlboro--D. d. Mccall, j. w. Stubbs,
james S. Lcgett. Abraham Qnash, Geo.
Jenkins. Oconco--J. w. Livingston,
Walter Wooden, j. B. Sanders, j. b.
Phillips.
DEATH or Mrs. AMARYLL1s BoMAR.-
This aged and esteemed lady. mother OF
our townsman, Mnj. John Earle Bomar,
died Mt her residence in this town on tho
18th instant, i'll the seventy fifth year of
her age She was the oldest citizen of
our town, her citizenship in this place
dating back to 1928. Carolina Spartan.
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The ST. James Hotel, at Ottawa, Cana
da, was burned before daylight on Thurs
day morning, and many of the inmates
barely escaped in their night clothes.
Tho house in which Napoleon Bona
parte was born mt Ajaccio, in 1769, is
still standing, and is one OF the best in
Corsica.
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The ..Roughs'' of New York outdone.

It is conceded that Kerrigan's band
were fino specimen Of that hard class
known as "Roughs" in New York. But
this must be said, that bad us they may
be, they were not eqnal to the lieDdish,
base and bloody work that some Radical
plotters here in Columbia laid out for
them. These men were brought to
South Carolina for n purpose-this is
evident. That this purpose was not to
protect miners in Union County, is
equally obvious. AS to what they were
expected to do the statements of K-r-
rigan and Hoggett offer an explanation.
Enough is contained in these disclosures
to invest them with great significance.
Mr.. Hurley, in the Legislature, pro-
posed m investigation Of the matter.
But this the Legislature declined to do.
Many will be found to concur with Mr..
Hurley in his view of the afThir. II it
be not the function of the Legislature to
make tho examination. or If it be not its
disposition so TO do, certainly this mat
ter should be thoroughly sifted by some
one. AS We have before said, there is,
in our judgment, not little of truth in
the statements of Messrs. Kerrigan aud
Hoggett. The Charleston Neus says:
'Our Columbia correspondent telo
graphs that Joe Crews has made an nffi
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davis denying any completely with Ker-
rigan and his men, and the responsibility
is narrowed down 70 aHne point. Pro.
positions OF tho oharagter OF those de.
scribed by Colonel Kerrigan ssnd SMr.,
Hooeett aoere made to some members of the
pariy upon their a'riSal in Coiunabia. OF
this fact we have positive information,
dating, not from today or yesterday,
but from, tie day on aOhich the proposition
,Das made. It is useless, perhaps, to OK
pect that Colonel Baker and Mr.. Hague
will tell what they know of the plot; but
we hope that the members Of Col. Kerri
gan's party who did not assent to the in
famous proposals of their employers will
sift this disgraceful business to the bot
TOM" \
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MoKE INcENDIAIIsM.- corn house
of Mr.. Josiah Haynsworth, residing
about six miles from Sumter. was fired u
few nights ago. early in the night, and
burned to the ground. with about 400
bnshcla Of corn.-Sumter Vatchman.