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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fe-
YER, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague. Periodical or Bilious
Fever, 60, and, riceed, all the affec-
tions whicho arise' from malarious,
| Il marsh, or miasmatlc pOisons.
- - NO ono remedy is louder
| G Il: called for by the necessities Of
*
lA4% Gtalnty that 1t will eradicate the
disease,s and with assurance. founded on
proof, that no harm can ariso from it's use in
| nThat which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be-, Of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Prevention
| is better than euro, for the patient escapes
| the risk,w he must run in violent attacks
| Of this balcful distemper: This "CunE" cx-
polls the miasmatio poison OF FEVER AND
AaUE from tho system, and prevents tho de-
velopment of the disease. il takon on the
It is not only tho best remedy ever yet disco
vered for this GLASS OF complaints, but also
the cheapest. The large quantity re supply
for dollar brings it within The reach of
everybody; and in bilious dietricts, where
FEVER AND AaUE prevails, everybody should
have it, and use it freely, both for cure and
protection. It is hoped this price will place
the rich. 4 great sup periority 81 this remedy
over MY other ever discovered for tho speedy
and certain euro of Intermittents is, that it
contains o Quipine or mineral; consequently
| it produces no quinism or other injurious Of
fects whatever upon the constitution. Those
cured by It are left as healthy Rs il they had
mover had tho disease.
Fever ana Ague ia not alone tho consc-
queHcoi of the miaematic poison. A igrcat
| variety of disorders arise from it's irritation,
among which are Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Gout, Headache, Blindness, Toothache, Ear.
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Pnlpitation, Painful
Affection OF tho Spleen, Hystcrics, Pain i'll the
Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and arrangement Ut
tho Stomach, all OF which, whom originating
in this cause, put Oh tho intermittent type, or
become periodical. This ''CURE" cypcls the
poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them q II alike. 1t is an Invaluable prot cotton
to immigrants md persons travelling or tenn
porarily residing in the melarious districts.
II taken occasionally Or daily while exposed
to tho infection, that will DO cScreted from the
system, and cannot accumulate in sufficient
quantity to ripcn into disease. uence it is
oven more valuable for protection than cure;
they avail themselves Of the protection this
remedy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising from Tor
pidity Of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy,
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity,
and producing many truly remarks bio cures,
where other medicines fail.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Hass.,
Practical O nd 1nalytioal Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE s1.00 PER BOTTLE.
May % iNtNIl4
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;,-",sa 70 An Aim.'1tf +
Give me man with an aim,
Whatever that aim may bo,
Whether its wealth or whether its fame,
It matters not to me-,
Let him walk in the path OF right,
And keep his aim in sight,
And yo,k and pray IL II faith
Give ME q man who says, p.hr
II will do something well,
And make the tleetine days
ntory OF labor tell" YEN i. !.
Though the aim he has be small, :
Itia better than mono at all;
With something to do the whole year through,
He,will not'stumble at all.
But Satan weayes q snaro, az, i:7..
With never a thought or care ~.
Where the path may load away. ,,
The man who has no aim, ..~
Not only leaves no name, ll ~
Whom hfs life Is done, but. ten to one, s
He leayes'a record OF shame. , = II
Give me man whose heart ~
Is flledtwith ambition'e fire; 6
Who sets his mark in tho start, ~
And keeps moving higher and higher.
Better to die in the strife, 49,:
The hands with labor rife,
Thsnf to glide with the stream in an idlo
Better 80 strive and climb,
And mover reach tho goal, s3u.2 ~
Than to drift along with time ID.
Ar, ,aimless, worthless soul; .,t,
Aye, .better to climb and fall,
Or aow. though the yield be small,
Than to throwsaway day after day
And never strive At all.
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Choice Wines.

Choice Wines.
Rn BASKETS HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE,
clJ 10 cases Sparkling Catawbn,
10 cases ''Vix Dara."
10 cases "Kelley's' Island Wine.
10 cases cred Seal"
casks Harmony Sherry"
casks "Amontilado Sherry"
casks "Resero Madeira"
For sale by HOPE GYLES,
Jan Q
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CERTAIN CURE fnE CIIILS AND FEvER-
First tnkc tho EloCd ard Liver Fills. to work
on tho bic md purify tho hlnod; thrce or
four will be sufficient. Then take II table
spoonful of HEINITSu'S CHILL CURE. 1t
has been tried: VIC know il
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-17

Somebody saw Janausohek's baggage
in Baltimore, the other day. She gets
her wardrobe into eighteen mammoth
trunks and two big baskets. lr
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Greenville and Colrmbia Rail1ted.

EE esS HaussNU ,PAlssE ENGER
ftGf 9EG tSH Ea916Ea5Ka a1E&Ksa TRAINS run daily,
Sundays excepted, cclLcctiEg With hjLLt
Trains on South Carolina Railroad rp aIi!
down; with Traine going North ard fouth On
Charlotte, Colu NLia aid Augusta snd Will
miDgton, Columbia and Augusta Railroads.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

@g FOR tho relief and
N cure OF all derange-
S ments in tho sto-
mach, liver and
4 !
bowels. They are
AHkH mild arcricnt, and
&hx9E&8 an excellent purga-
C0Ttiye. Being purely
vegetable, they con-
E6D $S2hr tain no mercury or
~lS& mineral whatever.
S ~Much serious sick
ness and suffering is prevented by their timely
use; and every family should have them Oh
hand for their protection and relief, when re-
CURED. Long experience has proved them to
be tho safest surest and best oil all tho Fills
with which the market hbouuds. BY their
occasio cal use, tho blood is purified, the cor
rurtions Of tho eystcm expelled, obstructiors
removed, and the whole machinery Of lifo re-
stored to it's healthy activity. Internal or
gans which become clogged and slSgsish s.rc
into action. Thusincipicnt dseasois changed
into health, tho value of which change, when
reckoned on tho vaet multitndcs who eujoy it,
can Rsrdly be computed. The euSar coating
makes them pleasant to take, and preserves
their virtues unimpaired for any length OF
time. so that they arc ever fresh, and per-
fectiy reliable. Although searching, they are
mild, and operate without disturbance to tho
constitution, or diet, or occupation.
Full directions are given on tho wra ppcr to
each box, how 10 uso them as Fanily ihysic,
and for the following complaints, which thcse
For Dyspcpsia or Indigestion, LIstiess-
ness, Languor and Loss OF Appetite, they
should BIO taken moderately to stimulate the
stomach, and restore it's healthy tone and
action.
For Liver Complaint and it's yarious
symptoms, Bilious Headache, Sick Hcnd-
ache, Jaundlce or Green sickness. Bill
iOus Coiic md Bilious Fevers. they should
be judiciously taken for each case, to correct
the diseased action or remove the obstruc-
tions which cause it.
For Dyscntery or Dlarrhnn, but one
mild dose is generally required.
For Rheumatism, Goat, Gravel Pllpf-
tation Of the Heart, Pain In tile Side,
Buck l' and I.oins. they should be continuous.
ly taken, as required, to change the diseased
action Of the system. With such change
those complaints disappear.
Fol- Dropsy and Dropsicnl Sv%clIInSs,
they shoutd DO taken in large and frequent
doses 10 produce the effect Of drastic plrgc.
For Suppression. u large dose should be
taken, as it produces tho desired ttluc! Ly
sympathy.
AS u Dinner PHI, take ono or two pills TO
promote digestion and rcIicvn Tho stomach.
An occa sionai dnsc stimulates tho stomac ci,
and bowels, restores tEc appetite and invigu-
ratea the sysicT Hence it is often alyan-
tascons where no serious arrangement cX-
lists One who icois tolerably well, often finds
that Il dose of these Pills mako him feel dcci-
dolly better from their cleansing and reno
vatlnS effect on the digestive apparatus.
PREPARED BY
DID. O. Aver G. 90 Practical Chemists
10 WE'LL. MASS, u. S. Il.
ron SALE EY ALL DRUGGISTS LyEKYwHERE.
May % iTtm14
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Storlk's Restaurant.

oysters and Uther Refreshments
IH@ THE undersigned hcss to inform
fotSSSh his friends that his SALOON und
~ /&>yRitSTAURhNTi in in full opera tion,
and he it prepared to supply MAILS u, ali
hours. OYSTERS, in and out uf tho she'll,
when tho weather ru,mit4. Imported and
domestic SEGARS, Baltimore LAGER BEER,
etc. Il, ST0Rk
Oct 2G
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GEMS OF STRAUSS.
EMERsOM'S SINGING SCHOOL

o! evening aaA "tlc, Singing Ciu*sos. Widely
used C,sia !cs.4 than a church n.usic book.
Price n cents
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NO ono remedy is louder
called for by the necessities OF
the American people than a
,aure and safe cure for Fever and
'.Aguo. Such we are now cha.
bled to offer, with q perfect GER
,falnfV that II will ara q dfc attn fl,n
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For Fever and Ague, 1nteImittent Fe-
Dumb Ague. Periodical or Bilious
Fever, 60, and, inc bed, all the affec-
tions which, arise from malarfous,
marsh or miagmatiE pOisons, =
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Trains leaving lticLmond Mt go T. H.. sI 4
at 90 A. H., connect at Greensboro with
trains on North Carolina Division, icr nl}
points South. Fasst,Gtre lta,iI 1iicl l. ond
at $50 p. H., come CT ST GletLsboIo with
train for all poiEts Fart oi G1ttEtEGlo. Iat-
eenger train leaving Raleigh at G 40 J.. NJ,
connects at Greensboro with + o. ikt,l.lt, "a q
Mail train, arriving in Hiclnold atl2A5I
NJ. JOHN i. MACMCECO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
L. NJ. Il. JAIc,T. Engineer md Gen Sup't
SNHEU CANNIINA QIHIS1lH
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WINNERS NEW SCHOOLS

The Dnctcrs Recommend Secgers Beer
TH pfosorcncrin Lnn,.nn i'nrteranh scotch
J. Ale. WHY? They know l. is n:,ldulturat G d
, 1873-06-11

from publishing n book, bonring Twnin's nano
ha tho author, was argued boforo Judge lngra7
ham today, but tho dootsion rms roforrcd.; ! ::
Et~Judgo Leonard hah boon appointed to takc
Testimony ~ to the proper desperation OF the
sto1on bonda brought to this country By Carl
Eogt, the Delgiam murderer.
Uhristian Harte1l was Bcntonood to four years
In tho State Priaon for embezzlfng 1ottora from
the pont-O OElco.
james II. Drake, arrested ON Monday for pro-
sentlng forged check at tho st.. Nicholas Na-
tional Bank, waB brought before Judge Bowling
to-day. 1Io dcnlod his guilt, nald ho livoa in
Cincinnati, mud ia clork.
At a mootiny OF tho Dar Association this even-
unanimously ndopted, that a Committee Of Fivo
bo appointed by tho Prosilont to consider tho
o1pedlenoy Of potitioning ConHresa for ropoal
Of tho Bankrupt act, or for such amendments Of
the Bumo as shall render its operation loss onor-
ous to tho commercial and otlor interests OF tho
community.
Con. George. D. Williams, Special Financial
Commissionor from japan to the United States
and Europe. arrived this evening in tho alcamer
Algeria,
, 1873-06-11
KOwICA Fkr0H. & Co.

NEW YonK, June 10.-Thc Post says the case
Of Do1Yles Brotlors d Co. has come out Of the
Bankruptcy Court In bettor condition than
their most sanguino friends venturod to hope.
Tho official Assignee. we are told, makes IN
offor to tho creditors OF 80 cents on
tho dollar, which, according to law,
releases tho houRo from liability.
issuod statement to their creditors that they
will pay the other 80 cents, and will come under
obligations to do 80 whom they have received
their logal discharge. They proposc, it ia said,
to speedily resume business.
LONDON, juno 10.-Tho case Of Dow1es Bros.
but, owing to an offcr of m arrangement made
by the representatives Of Appleton, the Rogis-
trar adjourned tlo hearing for throa months.
, 1873-06-11
CITY ITEMS.

Tho alarm Of fro from Box 321 at ha1f-past
o'clock was oauaed by fro breaking ont in .
email building in tho rear Of No. Of South Jef-
ferson street, owned and occupied by Austin Nc
Namara. Damage, $50; no insurance.
At o'clock last evening an Incident oc-
CURED on tho Milwaukee Division Of tho
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad, which
resulted In tho almost Instant donth
Of d >, boy named Engene Litohor.
Tho boy, in attempting to jump on IN incoming
train ncar Indiana street bridge, slipped and
foil, the wheels Of four cars passing over hia
body, md 30 crushing him that he diod in Q fow
minutes. He WIS picked up by Ofhcor Barry
and removed to the home of Ills parents, at No.
1853 Hurlbut streot.
, 1873-06-11
FIRES.


Destruction Of Property Yesterday
- speete. Dfspasct to Che Chicago Tribune.
n1onnlB, 1l., June IA fire waS discovered rod
OF Mrs. Booth, Of Liborty street., Tho fro
brigade wore promptly on hand, but tho build
i,lgs adjoining on either side being wooden
structures tho flames sproad rapidly, destroying
four business rooinp on tho ground floor, as fol-
'linory store OF Mrs. q .. Booth, a vacant store
room, recontly vacatod. and tho barber-Bhop Of
G. v. Foater. Thepicture gallcry Of D.. ". Field,
and the office Of DR.. A. D. Smith, occupying rooms
grocery store OF H. X. Keller, in tho brtok build
Ing adjoining, WAS damaged somewhat by water.
From the rapidity with which the flames spread,
the occupants wero unhblo to savo tho contents
Of their rooms, with tho exception Of the barber
shop, from which all was saved. The insurance
iB worry small on both buildings and stock, being
as follows Mrs. e. E. Booth, OIL atock, 81 800,
in Girard and OIL b',ildinrs. belonging to Mrs:
Atwator, in Brewers OF milwaukee,, 5000, and
Lycomiag, $500. The other parties had no
insurance.
P1r1snunau, Pa, June 10.-0n Tuosday Of
last wock, ". w. Belts extensive planning mill
and sash faotory at Seven Valley, York County,
Pa, together with largo quantity Of lumber, q
store, warehouse, two ntijoining brick houses,
several outhouses, carriages, and other property,
wero destroyed by fro. Total loss about $40 900
partial insurance.
LOWELL, Mass, Juno 10.-A fire In the Lowell
Corporation mill this morning was speedily ex-
tinguished, but tho damage by water to the ma
chinbry and stock i'll the carding aud spinning
departments is heavy.
C1Ec1ssAT1, Juno 10.-It has boon definitely
ascortainel that 905 barrels Of coal oil WAS the
full number burned on Sunday. This was 49,
600 gallons. It is now believed that tho plAcs
WIS fired by two unknown confederates OF tho
man convicted about o month ago and sent to
tho work-house for stealing coal oil in small
quantities from that place. Tho investigation
will be prosecuted.
CINCINNATI, O., June 10.-A fire occurred to-
nright shortly stter o'clock. in 4: pueAa9an =
streets. Loas total. The elevator coat s28, 900,
valued at $4,000 insured for $4,000 In Oinein-
nat companies. The boiler Of the elevator burst
during tho fire. The alarm came from the Bamo
box as tho fire On Sunday. Fifty thousand poo
plo arc estimated to have Aookod to 600 it. The
fire started noar tho boiler-room, but it Ia
thought by aomo to DO tho work Of an inceudiary.
Tho engines had tho fro totally cxtinguishod In
an hour. h brisk rain waB falling at the ti1ne.
, 1873-06-11
NEW YORK.

NEW YonK, juno 1o.-The Grand Jury havo
found IN indictment against young Walvorth,
the parricido, Of murder IN the first degroo.
Counsel for Letter waaek hnve put in Their
mon who wero excluded from his theatro. It
takes the ground that the establishment Is con-
1uctod as private business, and that the pro-
prietor las right to soli tekots or refuse r. them
IL auason si tho wore eA's sold to ooors isss
men under tho superstition that they
were buying for others, and that they wore not
olines to swear to tho answer, and tho counsel
for the colorod mon will not accept 1t as m an
swer until it ia verified.
siss pda r. oilbsr Gf ohosse who hsH besn
and county prisons. is ln this oity collecting
library for the Ludlow Street Jaii. Edward 8.
Stokes has giyon her hundred volumes.
Eight hundred dollars was paid to-day for
box for the Founding Asylnm benefit perform
ance at tho Academy Of Music, on Thursday.
The auction sales OF boxes netted e2,500.
Frnnk L. Taintor, the detaulting cashier Of the
Atlantic National Bank, this morning pleaded
"not guilty" to tho now indictment found
against him yesterday. ~.
Thomas Mcclure, d lottor~carrler, was caught
to-day In tho act of robblpg q mailbag In IN
alleywsy, and was sont to tho Ludlow Stroot
Jail.
james Downey died tonight from blow with
brick on the head In Cherry street, on Sunday,
inflicted by Martin Oronin, WHO WAS arrested.
Tu tho Court OF Oyer and Tcrminer to-day q
long opinion waB read by tho Presiding Judge In
tho case Of William Warner, who applied for his
discharge from prison, wllero ho was sent under
tho uabtual Criminal act. Tho Judge held tho
act to bo constitutional, but discharged Warner
on the ground TINT tho proof Of Lis previous
conviction was not sufficient.
DR.. Julius z. Julian to-day was sentenced to
one years. imprisonment mud to pay 5000 ti,la for
| aending obBoena publications through the malls.
| Tho present Police Justices have determined
to tent tho oonstitutionaity Of the law logalating
| them out OF Office. Thoy aagert that Franoia
every Police Justice III Justice OF tho Peaoo,
and that tho lnttor oileo III within tho palo of tue
Constitution, and cannot be touched by tho Log.
| islhture.
Mark TwaIn's suit to restrain o. 4. Buol
, 1873-06-11
THE TURF,


1osDos, Juno 1o.-Annu.l races on Ascot
o
Of tho day wore runa for tho Prince Of Wacs
Prnos saes was ans
Fnrward second and Combat third, Nine horsoS
ran m "'~@s' -eo~
Uhlan was the victor in tho run for the Ascot
dooLon si third. The betting just before tho race
% WIS o to aEa.pst Uhlan, 7 10 / against Hough-
ton. and to agaiuet Yandodeokon. Nine ran,
The Gold Vase was won By Thorn, Hannah
GhmpnIpoE Orr, Ind, june 10.-The city ia
awarnins, With horaoa and horsenon. Thero
yyarn never 40 many rood horaoa together in
Tnann: ui o'i bnt owing to tho rain there wore no
ons day vii
Rad thua: ifot for Lorsou that never
tS@t buat throe s minutes, $1,000 nurse. Fist
premium, prem $1,000; second, $3.50; third,
Ss fSpFs sSaThsp Se No 1 orssps s Fsshon
raco,nJ cn, !. T. Hackney EdinburT' Ind. Ton,
Hendrioks: is Third. William Oonollsy, Hagors- .
town; Gray AIex fourth, ). D. Eodor, Rush
County. RItly Lam5eraon; atth, aua alddon,
RHalegh s1t b. oast North
,,enaad '1ndis1snns IN; in Fiak. eiohth r.
J. Filler. Nashville, Tenn Henry Todd; ni,th.
rtasa q d. "soTs Inons nhnaeo hgcmontne s seventh
y = niasaM Torrn Hnnte In5'" Moan nosa..
t1vaifth Gma' G1id3on RnIeioh Tnd. Rtonawa1l'
TacLaor 49," ~' "1~1'
Pnnn;,o r,c., ann, nurae. frat rron,nu
aim. saeonS Am. th;rI s3o. fonrth sSn'
Tntriea. f3ret' Tnme. Riohev. Grcanf1ali> 1nd
aacond' a. ~ A. HoWren' % Miilyiiie' Ind Noi1ia
A Armstrong. third. William Convay. Harora.
town ind Red Royer: fonrth. Thornas N,1ran
I.oriaayilio Ind. Iouisyille Dob. fifth. g. H.
Pettencili' Nashyillo. Tonn.. Comancho sixth.
". p. Rnrol1. Naahyi11e. Tenn.. Arab. ,sevenfh
+ 1roryn 3fnncia Ini ainpbth Rr 9noora'
Naahu;1ia rann Gnnfn;n Evarv ma looke ~
tte rai1 =. i,essinp whioh vii na1Se tba traclt
tho aaat IL +ha 1vor1a' rTLo E7annfiua Ton,nttsa
wv ,,1tirir., r.; thas oYorto anI ttro L1a.s,s,
1odn5 +',o ana.t rsc;ng ouar toxe, ~ ~,
9s o fnr rsaa 9vor y ~ ~
n.aso nv n1aao th,t na1n 10 90 o.so
io"s H. 11os TO-. 1or nI.ses tas enn nover p9as Ean
.ca s. pahnpl nplo eouUi nSii eouGn1. enan guov
tnlta' SaoV 1o1Iu. poag Ait4' eA5y. EhtIies;
=. y. oua"Ann. NeH UI4o9nb. ta rnsluon ~
=. fese1ss hlon!nona' 11a'& &,;1 Lucy oay Tm'
convey aaeetsto"nt et 1n9.' ot1 SouMny - =.
Gosae!, 1cn'11l1, lnoi iA'n4to n1t4 Maaa
gus Gnaaen, Ma!olsn, 44u. alats bro"o5
:; Il. GaHteyt naaanapons A1a.. Masetla = Mau
9us o4aann, RGtsn' In. H. 4aa1 nnat1onH .a. mn.I
y. TM!51er. Hi5. NaahYe, a3., Ienn' taonly Ipaa;
james MAson nusa7o' tna's 1s ANN Mnso nonno1s;
-e tssS soconS sa1k.@ ok @T tTir a1si. ns nn
roa kSnnard io' Wnavcra e' htation, , ~ pilIv
15ios, .. ohPp91o ,a5. ManseEs oIa.9n; saa' ~ nY
iHiopP;o, Hopc5;ar ron, ~ II H,sinc poaynr Pam
Gonra, notta,,n ~ asnnon Tvanuyilla
GuPpG5 na' T;oar' w. W. on"4'0o''
4'N'' ~. s,..iaI nj.n,,., n III. r,s.ooo gr;,,,.
, 1873-06-11
CHICAGO, june 10-1o:18 p. m.
Station.
PROBABILITIES.
W4Hu1Na1,bN Jtne tO--For New Eur1nnd on

WARRINGTON, June 10.~-For New England on
Wednesday, winds voering to southerly and
westerly. CLOUDY weather and rain areas are
probable. with clearing Weather on Wednesday
afternoon aud night. For tho Middle States
and Lower Lake region, windB veoring to weator-
1y and norshorly, and clear and clearing weather.
From Missouri and Tonnesaee to tho
Upper Lake region and Ohio, light to fresh
northorly md westerly winds, and c1ear or partly
cloudy weather. For tho Northwest, falling
barometer. winds shifting to eastorly md south
erly but probably clear weathor. For the Gulf
States, cloudy weather, rain areas, and southorly
winds, the latter probably shifting to northwest
er'y, with clearing weather on Wednesday night.
For the South Atlantic states. southsestorly to
Duly report Of tho stage Of water, with
changes in tho twenty four hours ending 5 p m.,
June 10, 1878:
, 1873-06-11

S0fc1d9 D73pa7eh "a 7Ho Chicago tribune
CnAsirAloa, Juno 10.-The annual moeting
Of the. Central Illinois Medical Association con-
yened in this city to-day. Tho President, Dr.. j.
Wright. Of Clinton, called tho Convention to or
der. DR.. Dirnoy, Chairman OF tie Committee Of
Arrangements, in an appropriate address, vol
coined the Society to tho hospitality OF Cham
the ensuing year: President, William Till, Of
Bloomington Tirst Vice President, j, D.
Gardner, Maho1net; Second Vico presi-
dent, 2. H. Madden Clinton Secretary,
tary, Il. G. LaugAlin. Bloomington Treasnror
II. Q. Howard, Of Champaign. DR.. Wright, tic
retiring President. delivered an ablo addresa up-
On "The Relation OF physicianH and patienfo,
and Their Obligations to Each Other" The pa-
per was woll received. Tlis evening waa devoted
by. tho Society to discussion OF Various topics
npportaining to tho profession. The attendance
IL large aud tue Convention promises to DO one
of unusual intorost aud profit.
, 1873-06-11

NASHVILLE, Tonn., June 10.-Thc excitement
about the cholera is greatly allnyea. Tho
weather has turned unusually cool, and, contrary
to tho expectation Of physicians, the prevailing
sickness shows fewcr md much moro control
able cases. In fact. very fow il any. cases hive
reached by medical did in tino.
MEMPHIS, Tonn., June 10.--Tho oholora is
undoubtedly increaBing. Tho intornents today
wore 199, against II yesterday, while tho undor-
takers bad received at O'Clock orders for II for
tomorrow. The weather continues cloudy and
aultry. The Hon. Jacob Thompson, Secretary
of tho Intoror undor Buchanan, is danger-
ously Ill with tho cholcra.
, 1873-06-11

various parts Of tho city. Several houaos wero
struck by lightning, and tho fro and police tqlo-
graph whs interrupted. A soWor OIL Twon-
tleth stroot cavol Ia d distance Of somo ,nixty
feot,. leaving a ho1o tlftoen foot wfdo and
ohokod up, nna tho bnck wntor aoodo4i htroeta
and cellars to tho lepth Of several foot. Several
houses wbfh Undermined, md chimneys and
troos wpto blown down. Tile tunnel excavation
on Washington ayoiuo and Eighth etreot sur
forod grently, somo four or flyo foot Of wator
having drained Into It, and Its sides being badly
.waahod In various places.