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Hs'At.StT4 HOUSE.
" cor. Ih"~iard and Third St$.. Nnur,"n H.
T. L. EIInsickcr Proprictor

'Hh" HNrV" named Hotel, so long and la
VNrnhlN known throughout the country has
been fHtittcH aDtl newly furnished. HhA IL
now complete in every department. The
Prnpri"tur pledge, himself to spare. NO Ell
fort to utt@<c all ''"tttrrtahtc " iI.I ul9N favor
IN With their patronage. Ann Il. "a. ~
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w. W. SseasOsl. VI. b..

81 AS permanently Y locat cd III Monroe, and
offers his professional services in all
various branches to he cit liens OF Mon
r,r and surrounding country, and hopes to
merit :, share of the public patronage. H."
i,tS ii:,h over twr;lt y-fivc yrtr~' experience
III his profession in the South.
fr,'N Il, 1877. 2l:lN
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
IL. q. Cobb.
'."rUi;SET Al LAW, MONROE, la.
n Aug. ~, 1871. Gvl-.f
Esr. Il. II. Richardson.
ss!;ISICIAE, Surgeon and ObSl ci rici:,n
/ bilice adjoining Methodist church.
'.:,! Cases. n..n:lv
~ L.. Slack.
. TrDUEEH At LAW and Commits
Nt,m:.,r, Ia. Prompt attention given to col
I.l IONS i'll North Louisiana. Aug. ~, GS.5:l7
zlr. Il. W. 7Eess;iler,
II .\NlNG permanently located in Mon
/ 1 roe, offers his services in the different
branches OF his profession to the people of
lie city and vic nifty. Otlice-bn Grand
street, next door below fromConi">S Drug
store. May is, 1872. ~
l.. ..N.I'oIk.
~ iREEiO!t, Civil Engineer and Hrau-
:shtsin;n. All orders left with Hichard-
son Il McEncry, Monroe. La. will meet
VIII, prompt attention.. Terms, CASH.
May II, 1872. 3l-ly
-! VI \:I;!:T"r. \EiI.lN GARRETT.
Garrett SH ss:srrrs7.
. TftitNEIS NJ LAW. corner Wood
.:ii 81. john streets, composite Record
-, >, niii,.rJ, Monroe, La. Jan, |, lST2 lE
,,,:. j. ,'\ipEi;Wuop. ui:. rHo~ Y. .>Tv.
as1s. <'s,ss;c:w<s"ss n .Asss.
MONROE, IN.
sEi'i.'l. in rear OF i.crnl,nr,i!'~ builliug,
7 F.ics.,,iu street, l'rtwecn DcS'iArd and the
i:r:!rn.iI. ian >. '''1c HSW
,:~ll1.lS r!rii>.:rSoS. EoE'r RICHARDSON.
iAS. u. n tSi:'sf.
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TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS

DAN. T. HEAD. IT, ". N,I>IS
HEAD \ MrLAlN.
TRENTON. LA.,
REC FL VI NC. 70 RN RIDING AM,
COMMISSION MERCH STS.
Dealers in
DRY GOODS, CT .OrlllEl
EooIS. SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS.
RAGGINt:. TIES, WAGONS
CARTS, ECGt;lES, HO,'KAwATS.
COOKING STOVES. FURNITURE,
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
or nj, kinds.
Liberal advances made on Cotton in cash
and supplies. Trenton, Sept. 20. 1870. n2:ly
r. c. ST.,NDlrEE. THoS M'GxuNE.
GTANDIEElt \ M.tllRE.
E'E ! VI \ & x FHRW \ RIDING
NJ EtN \ NTS,
\nh General Dealers in
ALI. X iNp$ OF MEHcll Disc,
TREN ron, HlSI-lN-4.
October l, 1870. n.-,,
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Ess.. S5Is3. S:tEaSiSl

: s,r.NpEItS his services as Physician and
Z :iir~con, to The public. He can he found
u l,Un his plantation. four mites. below Mon
!r,". March u. lS12. .,.>-lE
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HOTELS

/ E:NIS HOUSE.
Cu. t:tiin'ic (hHich un'i Etu'i" -tcr'i''n,u.
MONROE. LII.
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advertisements will be inserted ut one
':'iiIr and fifty cents per square cone inch
',i >i,;tcc on icSSi, for the first. and seventy
i've cents for each Subsec ilcnl insert ion, for
;t:iE time under enc month. For longer
n"rio,iS rs follows:
rrMNi:u S1'Hl:s. IN. > IN. :; ~. Is n.l2m.
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-At; ENi'S
Al AuNiRTISI\G REG!

\ AntERr!SI\G ElI,'!' LATlbES.
Transient advertisements tnuSt be pan
;.,r in uirNncc.
All advertisements sent to this office
when no; ol lhcrwiSe ordered, will be Insert ed
iii forbi.f' and charged 0cco,tiingiY.
Editorial business notices Will be made.
:r''t charge, otall rtise,nents ordered
III the paper; for other editorial notices Il
charge OF =, cents !,oi line will be made.
An extra ciiurge Of - per cent will i'll
future bc made on all cuts above one inch
81 width, and upon all ,loUbic~cnluntn adj
>c:ii>o;lents a similar charge Will he made.
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: IihifEt.IS Az Law, Monroe, l.t.,
4 }.,.,,.t ice i'll all tie Parishes of %nrth
...,,.%i:,n:t, i'll The Supreme Court III Monroe,
;i;r Federal Courts, and III lhe Land bli,.e
department. of the Grncrui Government.
June -, 1872. in-;i
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4 DOI.Pnl'S J.. JACKSON.
IA WITH
III J.: \ ID 4 MCI.A \ IN
TRENTON, la.
Having connected himself with the above
house, will be pleased to have his old friends
and acluaintance call on him when they
visit Trenton, and will be pleased to serve
them in any way possible will, the advan-
taEes OF large amount of General Nerch-
anoisc, feeling confident that nc can make
II 10 'hetf interest to dO so. oct.9, '12.--,f
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TRANSPORTATION.
AN;, MONROE

r{,KES'rDN AND MONROE
REGULAR PACKET SKlFF.
&C \ X RI l., 10 NG.'
viii make regular trips with my skin
between Monroe and Trent on, max ing from,
four to six trips each day, and connecting
runctuallN. morning and evening, with The
ut Monroe. Fare. each way, - cents.
Small packages carried ut same price.
.H:lv ROBERT HONG.
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HOMER COLLEGE.

rms College, NOW in its twcli,h II srholast il,
year, is in session from tho first Tuesday in
september 10 commencement Duv Wed
ncsdnN after third Sunday in June The
corps OF instruction is full the course OF
St"oE ample; the library ul,d apparatus adj
cn';te; the endowment in hopeful progress:
locality eminentlv heathfnl, and c1mi,iuni-
tN Intelligent and refined.
lultlon, 100 and $500 per mont IT, III adj
vance, Tor the term. Board. from SI2.:.u to
sl2:oo per month. Contingent, Sl.IU.
for iu'tier part iculars, address Rev i. r.:
COBB, President II. &.
W. +. NIORELANp,
ht'tfi":@tHf t'reS't Hoard OF T'r,,Str,N
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PROVISIONS! FEED! LUMBER!

PROVISIONS! FEED! LUMBER!
Z HAVE. on hand, for sale at lowest cash
i prices, 4 consignment OF
CORN, HAY. OATS, BRAN,
FLOUR AND PORK.
al Of choice quality. Also
50 900 FEET FT Est PINE AND
CYPRESS LUMBER,
the best ever offered in this ntarkct.--
JNO. T.. HANNA.
July /, 1871. i1-:f
JIJSI' I.ECEiEED-
100 i;a:rcis OF Cape I.inlo:
80 Barrels OF *. ID. Meal:
5000 Pounds of Bacon
80 barrels OF Pork.
lS:li J. q. SAN Hi:l:>.
NE,kINNA-S SALOON,
Nh DIES lard STR E.Er.
Composite Erdrfn's Livery Stxi.ic}
NJ y ]; O T.. !. A.,
Is kept we'll supplied with the best wines
and liquors and f:,NOritc brands OF cigars.
Polite attention and good order H,larant eed.
April -. 1871. n:0-Sm
w II. FERRY
nov l.: AND SIGN NTrH.
-N.HIr.t. I.nUiNi,,!n.
- All. WORK t:tAHANrE::b. -
Angus, ;, lS72.--,i6:ti
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MISCELLANEOUS
w y :. WILLIAMS,
riEE. Ei.tE't' I.A
E"'|r'"v, E"r"Ui"i,,y "nH tnmu,isSin,
.N'.rhUnI$.
nd Dealers in
D'v ':""'fs, f'iotA;oy. t:.ot>,I,.>.
/-'T""':S, T"h"""". Boots. &'or>, E,,.'".r.,>
C"N',H. E"SfnvS. uad
"h.' Il ''i"'''~ To" N"u'",.,n> f.. .N,,lou
yHS Liberal Cash .\,iran.r,s made. on
Cotton. or bought at the Highest, Markc,
Iricc. Sept. u, 1872. l:lt
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PISGKSEH SMITH.

cor 'rTON + CrOR
commission Merchant and Genera F,,r
chasing Agent,
No. 1876 'iravicr Street, New Orleans. nl2:t
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I.

large supply ''"n-tl,'l, on hand -,
r-hN9h,ihGer Saloon, Ant iu auN 5uauiit '
10 sttt purchasers. June ], ,t.T2. 3G-rf
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Y" Keep Worms From Dried Fruit.

Place Your fruit in Il steamer over u
pot of boiling water, c"Vcrcd tightly.
Wien thoroughly heated, tie them
immediately in y cican linen or cotton
haS, aud hang tiI"n TIP. This method
is preferable to heating in IN oven, ;ts
that is apt to render them hard, even
if YOU ar" 50 frrtunat" ~ not To burn
ih"uI-
.\dvcr>ity cNaSpcratcs fools, tcjccts
towards, draws ont the faculties Of the
wise, puts the niodc~t TO tho necessity
of trying their skin, Hwc~ the nfuicnt,
and makes the it(lc industrious. Much
may be said in favor of HIver-itE, hHt
the worst Of it j., it has no friends.
q" not diverted from your duty by
amy itic reflections the silly world may
make upon you, for their ""n1ur"s arc
not in your power, and consequently
should not }c amy part "t yottr crnr"rn
'--ADitF~J,s..
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.ritS VI M't:St.Rt. =. II. II
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The latest official returns of tHe Brr
lin poStoiiicc, show that two THOUSAND
four hundred and six daily -\,n"rirnn
newspapers ar" regularly received
there.
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PRIZE RtrrLr:.--Wh would auDvc!
written iy Charles Hcalc and any ether
fellow he like pitch: I;ecau1e il would
be Ej-ttt-"tsu.
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L Fl E 7 ELEGR R A PHI:

Published every Saturday.
AZ MONROE, OUACIIITA PARISH, L.,
-. VIZ. NE cCzA~I
Editor and Proprietor
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Learning will accumulate wonderful
~ if you add a little every day. DO
not wait for long period "f leisure.
Pick up II book and gain one new
idea, if no more. Save that on" and
add another as soon rs you can.
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u. i;.E,Il.IIS tItiiN!:DSDE. EDEI !:ititNi;!r
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''N '''N T., '.".WilhEi. LAS.WAIIacE,
CIV. IA ASCkEH L\n. " NIl.ACE.
:. ONEAI..
w. WITH
WALLACE u CO..
f"'I,0ri",'s Utii IrIOfeSuye .1Surcrs in
- II G . q d s.
II anu IL Magazine Street. and -, 81 ~: *.
<. and 80 Common street
lily NEW ORLEANS
M FEIHEIMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. WESTERN
PRODI'CE, kEB
E""''''f"r. f",'d'"g 1",f n"".i~>."" ti",ch"nf
n l.. r \. y. l2:lr
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RATES OFADyERTIs-VG.

RATES OF OFADyERTIS-NG
Forsauare Of 10 lines or less, wc'k. 81 OO
Each subsequent insertion, 75cts.
Longer advertisements n. t.,u same rate,
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counted rs aSquarc. These are the terms
fortransicnt advertisements ~ reasonable
deduction will be made to regular advcr-
Isrrs.
Notices appointment of administra-
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interests; to commerce, protection
abroad and freedom from oppression al
nome; TO manu- nufactures, stability in
legislation; TO agriculture, exemption
from the weight of unegualcd taxation
to capital, freedom from governmental
interference, and subjection TO the laws
OF trade; to labor, the free cnjoymcnts
or the results OF its industry and to all
laborcrs, merchants, manufactures, capi-
talist, banker professional man, the rich
rewards to he gathered in the fields OF
industry throughout a reunited and
peaceful country. That spirit will know
no WEAKNESS and seek no reposc except
III triumph. 1t will move on steadily
to Il great and crowning victory. who
soever shall fall on This stone shall be
broken, but upon whomsocver it shall
fall it will grind him to POWDER Re
publieans, what more could YOU ask
than the Cincinn ati platform and Hor-
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DIR. Jenct. who recently died, was
the oldest citizen in Lafayette. The
babies he had helped through the pcrils
of childhood in early practice had come
TO be gray-haircd men; and one day as
the story goes, he had an engagement
with one OF these, n wrll-known mer-
chant. The hour of the engagement
was long past, and the doctor was pac-
ing the floor of his little den wh hen the
gentleman came in with an apology on
his lips. "No matter. no matter!
said the doctor with an iMpatient wave
of his hand, Ion are ALWAYS behind.
] remember" says he. "thirty years ago.
sitting for ten mortal hours IN the littlo
hack parlor in Your fathers house. wait
ing for you to be bora lou are always
behind time"
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, by
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. IN COURIER BUILDING ON
WEST MAIN STREET.
PRICE or sUBsCHIPTION.

Single Subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 sc
For six months, /: UC
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A Fronch journalist has discovered
that the sixth time "a man sees an adj
vcr,isemcnt, he buys the articles ad-
,ertised.
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FTNUE proprctor or this Hotel situated just north oi
l. hcrsroai depot r,turns his thanks 10 the public
Tor their mast patronage. aud assures them that ne
Efforts shall be snrcd his part crit their favors
IN the u'ure. His table aud bar supplied with The
nest the market Affords He also has good stahline and
feel for horses He soicits a share Of patronage.
Nov llth, 1870.
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Why is lazinap like money? Because
the more man has Of it the more he
wants.
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DROWNING AND INoUEsrs. On Friday,
July 10. three negroes, Jacob MoKel-
vey, Auguet Small and Julia Mitchell,
were drowned while attempting to cross
the Western branch of Cooper River in
small boat from Glebe plantation, on
the East, to Manchester on the West. A
few days later the body of Jacob NICK Kel-
vey was recovered and an inquest held
over it by s. w. Barker, Trial Justice
The jury rendered verdict OF accidental
drowning.
On the 25th OF July the same Trial
Justice held an inquest over the body of
VIM. Roper, negro, drowned at the
farm plantation, on Wappahoola Creek,
while endeavoring to recover his hat,
which bad been blown into the water.
The verdict was the same as the above. q
A colored youth. named Sullivan,
about eighteen years old, an apprentice
OF Mr.. George s. Hacker. was drowned
yesterday evening while bathing near the
aood-gate of the pond at the foot of
Queen street. His body had not been
recovered up to late hour.
charleston News.
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pleted during the current month; thus
giving time for sowing in all the iocali-
ties where winter wheat is cultivated.
A large distribution Of rye will follow
this distribution OF fall wheat. The De-
partment has made arrangements for an
early distribution OF vegetable and grass
seeds to its correspondents and others in
the South. Wi. M W.
Probabilities-rhe low barometer
North OF Virginia will move slowly East
ward over the Middle States. with
Southerly and .Easterly winds, and partly
cloudy and cool weather, clearing by
Saturday. and cloudy weather, with
occasional lightraina on the Now Eng
land coast. Northerly and Westerly
winds, veering to- North-easterly, from
Iowa to Lake Ontario, and southward
through the Mississippi and Ohio Val
leys. with clear and cool weather. No
reports are received from the Gulf, but
clear weather and Northerly winds may
be expected; and on the South Atlantic,
clearing weather and light Northerly
winds, veering to Eastorly.
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Popular Music Books

NOV select the Music Books needed during
~ the next autumn, and agreesbiy occupy
your you 81; GUNNER leisure in examining, playing
anG singing from them. q.
THE STANDARD. Priool 81. .5O;, SlS 80 uer
dozen. Destined to be the Banner Csxrol
Masic Book Of he season. Singers. leaders.
teachers! "Raily round" che bsnneri h
SPARKLING RUBIES. Price IS cents.
For Sabbath Schools. None better
THE PILGRIMS HARP pfioe 60 cents.
celled.
Take with you, for entertainment at cum
mer resorts, THE MUSICAL. TREASURE.
225 pages Of new and popular fsopgs and
piano forte pieces, or SHOWER OF PEARLS.
Full Of the best Vocal Duets. Or, OPEKATIO
PEARLS. Full Of the best Opera Songs. or.
PIANIST'S ALBUM. Full OF the best Piano
Pieces. Or, PIANO-FORTE GEMS. Full Of
the best Piano Pieces.
Each OF the above five books costs a.. 30 In
large pages full of popular music, and either
book 10 . most entertaining companioh 10 q
lover OF music. Specimens Of the STAND
u 20, and OF the other books for the 1rctail
price. OLIVER DITSON q co.. Boston.
Ol1AS. 81. DITsON d CO.,
Aug Saw New York.
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A FATAL M1sTAKE.-Thomas Carroll.
while riding near San Jose, California.
on Saturday night, saw two men whom
he supposed to be highwaymen; he shot
ono Of them dead and made the other a
prisoner. Investigation shows the vic.
tim to be Henri Patel, an inoffensive
French florist, who, with his companion.
VINO IS In the same business, was going
INTO tho mountains to gather flowers.
Oarroll was committed for trial on the
charge of manslaughter.
The editor Of the Madison Progress
sleeps with bunch Of pennyroyal above
him. and the horrible hum OF the ma.
rauding musketo gradually dies away in
the distance.
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DEATH OF Mrss MARTHA BEATTY =
This aged and much respected lady died
at her residence, about four miles below
this town, on Monday lasr, after long
and severe illness. in the eightieth year
Of her age. She was the sister of Col.
Robert Beatty, Sr. She was never mar
ried, but her pure Christian character
won for her tho love of very large
circle of friends. - Union Times.
The freedom with which the Southern
darkies use the razor leads the st. Louis
Times to fear that it will eventually be.
come the eraser of the race.
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WHEN WILL OUR PEOPLE HAVE PEACE?
1t seems that the Government officials
are determined not to allow our citizens
q moments peace. 30 long as there is a
prospect Of getting a dollar out Of the
Treasury. Scarcely day passes that o
marshal and q squad of soldiers-some-
times two and three-is not seen leaving
our town to hunt up victims of their
mercenary crusade. These squads gene
rally leave here about dark, and are
securing the country all night, thus
keeping the people in constant fear and
alarm. It is claimed, even by the bitter
est advocates of the law now so ruth
lessly enforced, that the Ku Klux orga-
nization is 80 completely broken up,
that there is no chance for Il ever to
be re.organized; then, in the name of
justice. why harass cur people about it
any longer? It is cruel, oowardly and
mercenary. The victims now arrested
are, nearly altogether poor, illiterate
men. who depend upon their daily labor
for procuring bread for themselves and
families. They may have belonged to
the Ku Klux-perhsps were induced
to join that band by the very men who
are now employed by the Government
to hunt them down-but there is no
such organization now In existence, and
it is not at all probable that such an
organizatlOnr can ever be formed again.
The mission Of the Ku Klux law has
been accomplished, and the continue
tion of arrests under it is nothing more
nor less than malicious political persecu-
tion. 1t might secdre the election of a
few Radicals to Office, but as sure as the
sun shines, it. will not restore peace,
quiet and good feeling among the peo-
pie. k'<
A few days ago, the following persons
were marchea.through the streets, under
q mounted guard of soldiers. commanded
by Deputy Marshal A. A. Hammett:
Henderson Blanton, Zaok Phillips, Jas !.
Phillips, Marion Ormsby. Frank Carter,
Alfred Lemaster and Robert Mabry
They are all FROM North Pacolet, and
charged with conspiracy. The four
first named have been released on bonds;
the others are still in Jail -
Union Times.
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The INJUNCTION AGAINST THE O1rY
CoUkon. On motion Of City Attorney
Corbin, Judge Graham, yesterday, is.
sued an order requiring the Enterprise
Railroad. Company forthwith to restore
the streets damaged by them to their
original condition, and prohibiting them
from making any further disturbance Of
the soil except for the purpose of re-
pairing the damage already done. It
also provides that the City Counoil can
make application to the court to impose
terms upon the company, should the lat
ter fail to comply with the requirements
OF the order within o reasonable time.
Charleston Ne,os, I'd.
Peoria was treated to Saturday night
sensation. A railroad conductors wife
tracked him to a saloon. She found him
at ''seven-up;" she gave him one-up by
the coat COLLAR and overturned the
tables of tho money changers, cooked q
pistol on the. remonstrative bartender.
and marched her half-cooked spouse
home, as If to tho victors belonged the
spoils.
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SUMMERS LETTER "A FORGERY. "a
well-known Charleston Radical gave q
colored audience, yesterday, a oharac-
teristio explanation of the Sumner letter
to the freedmen. He found that the let-
ter was too much talked about, and, as
he could not gainsay the fe-long loyalty
OF Mr.. Sumner to the interests of the
negroes, he took the bull by the horns
and assured his gaping hearers that the
letter was ga Democratic forgery" and
would be formally declared 80 BY Senator
Sumner himself. This satisfied the
dusky doubters, who stand firm in their
belief that President Grant is supported
by the whole Republican party, instead
OF BY its tag-rag and bob-tail alone.
Ch0rLeston News.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-03

An odd circumstance has Just occurred
in Milwaukee. While funeral proces-
sion was following the remains of child
to the grave the other day, the agonized
parents suddenly conceived strong de-
sire to secure Photographic likeness OF
the corpse. Their wish, was communi-
Gated to the other mourners. and the
procession was thereupon stopped in
front of the studio OF professor of the
art. and while the dead babe was sub.
jected to the action OF the camera. the
sorrowing friends sought relaxation in q
cooling glass OF lager.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-03

SAD ACCIDENT. On last Friday, Mr..
". l.. Hellams, living near Centreville,
accidentally shot himself whilst out
hunting with his gun. Phe ciroum.
stances, as we have heard them. are
these: He was moving pile OF rails
with one hand. and holding the gun
with the other, when the gun exploded,
lodging the contents in his right shoul.
der. His wound is doing we'll, but it is
feared he will be permanent cripple.
Mr.. Hellams was member of Orr's Re
giment. and passed through many bat.
ties without wound.
Anderson lnteHigencer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-03
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