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The New York herald., 1873-12-10
TElecaAMs TO THE NEW York HERALD.

Tne Bazaine trial is drawing to a close. 1t is
probable that JUDGMENT will be given tomorrow.
aMperialist Prussian Certificates OF the
Marshaps Loyalty to France.
PARIS Dec 0, 1879
The proceedings in the Bazaine court martial to-
day were OF unusual interest, and the Trianon
filled and surrounded by an immense crowd of
people.
M. Lachaud, the counsel for the defence. read
letters from Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia.
The first states that Marshal Bazaine never
visited the Princes headquarters during the SIEGE
aud that the Prince saw him for the first time after
the capituation.
The second letter read expresses the highest
esteem for Bazalne, and praises him for the energy
with which he prolonged the resistance to the
Prusslan arms
The New York herald., 1873-12-10
ACCIDENT AT NIBLUs GARDEN.

Jane Nixon. aged 16 years, while performing
last night at Niblo's Garden, fell from pedestal
and received concussion Of the spine. She was
attended by Police Surgeon Cook and taken to her
residence, at the corner OF Houston and varck
streets. Her Injuries are supposed to prove fatal.
The New York herald., 1873-12-10

A.-Tht Surgeon General at Washing.
ton has arranged with THE ELASTIC TRUSS COM
PANY, 63 Broadway, TO supply their Truss to the SOL
der sailors Ac, in quantities as required by pension
The New York herald., 1873-12-10
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME Dec. Q, 1878.
Besides the great Consistory on the 22d inst,
another important Consistory will be held about
Easter.
The New York herald., 1873-12-10

Bakers Chocolntc.--A Good Cup or Co
ing W. BAhKR IS Go Is BRBAkFASr COCOA
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BAZAINE.

ghs Court Martial Trial at the Point Of Con-
clusion.
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PERB GIFT BOOKS
Published by
d. APPLETON 4 CO.,
$40 AND 5al BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

Ws PECAN Re s
vol, ito cloth, extra gilt price 81 80; morocco.
IT. M1SNERs. CUSTOMS AND DRESS during the Mid
s AGES and during the n e
graphic prints by j. Kesrhovei and upwards Of
pas M TsSs sss ys
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From the r5eash by Mrs casne na h-sS Oey
sketches from ON photographs vol. royal 4to, CLOTH
". koaE Description and Recolcctions Of Ry Fran
wsy usssd yin $40 pa On Rome. w"a
Iyol; folio price, $50; iull morocco extra so; tree
" THE LITTLE PEOPLE OF TUE SNOW Illustrated
with exquisite designs in nts by Alfred & Freiercks
hS5osss s sssra ssrass nna DouS s'r m,.a 20 No..
Hows. winslow Homer and others Printed in the
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VII THE soSG OF THE sowEE, Illustrated from ori-
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Toby. several hundred humorous illustrations
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TEE DEAD ALIVE. no
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New York Preside Compsnioa
out Mondsy, Deeember 10,
WHAT SHALL WE DO ToNTGHTs
w or. SOCIAL ADJUSTMENTS FOR EVENING PAR
fund amusement icr evening parties, social gather
inss and 'nl festive occasions iigenlonsy grouped
iertainme for 20 evenings Bmbcllished with over S
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every where and viii he by ma anx sd
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pio sos0as Hh,rsysy gasf elsss's 'sss
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ROME.

Papal Preparation for Vatican Consistorial
Action.
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As Water Exiting uishes Fire, SO Docs
ANAKESIS extinguish Plies Sold by all druggists.
Depot AZ Walker street, New York.
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A.-For n stylish md Elegant Dress
or business HAT direct to the manufacturer, EyPEN
SCHEID, llS Nassau street.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec 10-6 A. M.
The steamer Amberz has arrived at Liverpool
from the Cape Coast. Thirteen Of her crew died OF
yellow fever.
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REELECTION OF MAYOR JEwRTT, OF LOWELL

LOWELL, Mass, Dec. o. 1s73
Francis Jcwett was almost unanimously re-
elected Mayor.
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lge Underwood's Successor.

PORTSMOUTH, Va. Dec. 9. 1878.
petition was sent to President Grant tonight,
signed by all the members OF the Bar In the tide
water section of Virginia, urging the name OF
General John M. Misen G1tte-bettttrn Member OF
Congress, as the successor OF Judge j. O. Under
The New York herald., 1873-12-10

MRS. wINSLow'S SOOTHING SIRUP for children
teething has stood the test OF thirty years Millions
mothers can testify that IL is reliable perfectly safe
in all cases Relieves the child from pain sotens the
gums, regulates the bowels, gives infant tro~bet
with coicpains, quiet sleep, and its pareas uDbroken
rest. For sale by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1873-12-10
THE VILE DU HAVRE.
President MacMahon's Family Subscription to
the Relief Fund
TeLEGRAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Dec. 0, 1879
President MacMahon and his wife have con-
trtbuted 5000 francs to the fund for the survivors
OF the Vile du Havre disaster.
The New York herald., 1873-12-10

As q Reliable Remedy for Coughs,
colds hoarseness any affection Of the threat or lungs
Nine PoRTERS COUGH BAISAM. A single botto
worth fty times its cost rs. 90 and 10 cents bottle
The New York herald., 1873-12-10

Cristadoro,s Hair Dye IL. ny Far, the
true To nature, sold every where.
The New York herald., 1873-12-10

Bakers ChocoIate.-If You Wish the
best yANII,LA CHOCOLATE got BAKERS.
The New York herald., 1873-12-10

Alcohol, So; Whiskey. 81 as, Gin,
Rum, Port "a 5 Brandy Scotch and IRISH Wiiskeys 81
LANDsBERG, kANTROWITz & CO, I9l Canal ST.
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The Phalon Night Blooming Ccreus fs
the best and Perfume in the world
The New York herald., 1873-12-10

Ask for GO0tlalPs-The Finest Imported
and chcapest Domestic PLAYING CARDS Beautiful new
/ matt Snld eYerYNYhare.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A CHOICE PRESENT-DICKENs sELJsCT NOVELS
n The SELECT novels OF Charles Dlckena sCarie-
toms New Illustrated Edition" in. ten volumes.
beautifully illustrated and pat up Ia handsome box
Price SIS complete - These ten volumes oomprisa
being miniature library in themselves. to toss
who looking tor welcome ChristnaS present At q
moderate price, nothing could be better. ONLY Sl6
At CARLE1ON'S Publishing House, Madison square,
the choicest selection of Holiday Books IA New York.
The New York herald., 1873-12-10
YELLOW FEVER.

Mortality on shipbcard During Voyage
from Africa
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xlD 70 500 IN WALL STREET OFTEN LEADS TO
PlO iortuue, 1hirty ytwo page pannhlet tree
VALENTINE lUMBklDGEA a Co.
BANKERS aud ~ pkera No Wall su@sf
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DOLE ON WHIST. . NEW EDITION.
G. w. CARLETON 4 CO., Publishers New Y0rk.
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CHRIsTMAs CATALOGUE
OF
HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS.
D. APPLETON . co.
80 and ssi Broadway.
will send to any sddrs-s
their
CHRISTMAS OATALoegR
rLLUsrRAND AND STANDARD BOoKR
The Prominent Gift Books:--
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM BY VIM shsks.
spcare. With illustrations by Alfred Fredsrcks ivoL
4to. CLOTH extra gilt price ST 50; morocco extra si4
MANNERS. CUSTOMS AND DRESS during tho MD
die Ages and during the Renaissance period. By Paa
by J. Killerhoven, and upward of 400 eugravngs -
wood VOL royal svo, half morocco. price sl.: hau
morocco. extra SIS; half CALI SIS
JAPAN AND THE JAPANESE. By Aime Humbere
2o7 drawings Italian French artists and sketches
from photographs vol royal 4to CLOTH gilt price tls
EANNY FERN MEMORIAL
amss 9 @ %0s beaf & S 81
FERN" containing her biography and select writings.
wt h chRhEToS's Pnbishing House. Madison square,
the choicest selection OF Holiday Books in New York
TJARLAND FLEMING
IL The best and most popular novels Of the season
as siee and "A %oHDGRFUL a1iS w. W5aAS By Hra
At CARLETON'S Publishing House, Madison sqoars~
the choicest selection OF Holiday Books in New YORK
.!JoLIDAY BOOKS"
Holiday Books"
JOHN PYNE. 100 Nassau street.
T TITLE WANDERERS,
II charming book Of Sunday Stories for children
sold Beautifully illustrated. Price 81 80
At CARLETONS Publishing House, Madison square.
the choicest selection OF Holiday Books in New York
MRS soUTHwORrH's NEW BOOK.
NEW BOOK BY MRS. soUrHwoRTH.
A BEAUTIFUL. FIEND.
A BEAUTIFUL FTEND; OR, THROUGH THE FIRE
E f. rss1son esn to e rSe q
Mrs southworths many admirers; they win find in i
no falling of of the power that has made her preyou:
books 50 attractive to them The style spirited and
Southworths So popular books put III neat box
price $63 set 81 75 EACH bound in morocco cloth.
Copies Of x Beautiful Fiend or set Of MS south
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postage, receDt Of price by the publishers making
elegant and app ropriate Christmas present
Address all order. e. r isssS + n
3o6 Chestnut street Philadelphia.
DOLE ON WHIST. NEW EDITION.
The standard book on Whist Playing. Price 81.
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| I f

\ Denis Donovan, No. East Twelfth
etreet formerly at Demonc0s has reduced his tabls
'hote prices; Also Ia carte and private dinners
, 1873-05-25
CARPETS, &c.
CARP cts:
FURNITURE!
ErF.H0LLISTER 6 CO.,
J.: III & 1873 State-st., J!

Having bought Of the largest import:
ing firms Of the sea-boErd and the
leading manufaoturo Of. the: coun-
try, large line Of their SURPLUS
Spring Stock, are prepared to offer:
to the public the, LAHGEsT and
MOST DEsIRABLE line Of BODY:
BRUSSELS CARPETS, both in
STYLE and QUALITY, ever, shown
in this city, at prices FAR BELOW
THEIR VALUE, and which must
command the attention Of every oIle.
Their stock Of .-.-
, 1873-05-25
THE IOWA TORNADO.
The Terrible Cyclone in:
Washington and Keo:
kuk Counties.
Full Details of the Hur-
ricane of Last Thurs
day Afternoon.
Miles of Devastation and Ruin
---Great Loss of Property.
Houses, Barns, Fences, Orchards,
and Forests Raced to the
Ground.
School - Houses, Teachers, and
Scholars Whirled in the
Storm.
Twelve Persons Killed and
Iw0nty-four More or
Less Woundeu.
4 Flock Of 1900 Sheep Carried Of
and Mashed to Atoms,
The Village Of Lancaster, Keokuk
County Badly Wrecked.
The Hurricane on: the Mississippl---
Two Steamboats, Seriously
Damaged.
Thrilling Description of the Storm
Kings Ride.
The Hurricane on: the Mississippl---
Two Steamboats, Seriously
Damaged.


Special Dispateh to The Chicago 1F'ouns
WASHINGTON, loWa, May 24--The extent OF
the terrific tornado which swept over heokuk
and Washington Counties last Thursday Alter
noon Was but meagfe1y detailed III the d1spaeenes
cent from here on that eVan1ne- Inc oamAso
done seemed TOO great 10 Do reahzeo, @no a.
though tue etatementa maae we're ol1fnnIe'
they convey no 1aea OF 1no injury oon9 70 P1of
erty, and OF the numner OF persons h.neo 9''o
wounded. IN the absence OF telegfapmc con-
mnn1cat1on WIN sne 1nterlor' no'n'ng ofnol47
oon.o Do lea1neo' Ano nence tno olbpa1cnea "ei9
naae up 1fom 1ulnois' "4.1 -" sena1@9n
"3ectHea sa''1"11noa - ~ nnaAo LILO
sruiy no11ao1o. aau .ne "t1'o. VI .no ostas1n
la0@ %ao 0Aoos 'A't@ Noob1"''o.' 10 eo11 1o9
nase Picsu3eo @ne u,sas'A'4o. t.''u 4uto "1ous4I
"1.11ln '"o 1ou1n- ous.4 "AIo-44 "1n uo,eA
ooaoie e1pofleneeo IL tu8ae 'ou4.4ea 10 w
CO.. GO" = -nl11l.lAuN 10 1e' -. na.a-;.
I'VE sea1e abo' tll1' o"ep1 o'ol?An6 ~
ou6 as "asn1ne'on was t,'et A' n1res41 w.
hge, the damage was not naEel1Al- ft'o seals
later there Was q hailstorm. which did consid-
erable injury to the crops, but the tornado Of
70. .,1;ar~+o~. Go,,..z
"aen1ne'on ooun'5'
TEE TEMPEST ROAR
No damage whatever VAS done III "aahln8too'
the point nearest 8here the storm laid its de-
strox;nc h.nd he;np abont ni1as distant The
-.e:.1. , s>e~.;.s ~ m.a;toa;.+;o -
toa1 WHICH Aceotnpanlto :. 1u4e 14A4 ~ oA
the anger OF nature YES o!atlncay heard here'
and it is said BY farmers, who live 10 niles away,
that they heard q peculiar, rumb1ing noise, and
~, sor,a Tho ,o;ae aon1ded ,ika q besvv fra;oht
e.'.o 4.e,oo .e. a,1aSrth; .snas;'s1
tfa'n at n1ens' "nen everything WAS Iepoaln:'
to others, like musket1y' with IN occas1ona! dls-
charge OF artillery. Scarcely any light
ming flashes we're visible. and only
- coc,eiona, 1ona na,1 ~ thunder
"n .4u o+ -,
was nea1o~ Inc l"1n 1on !" 'of.en'0, no4 IL
drops, but in sheets, there appearing to be
lake Of water in the atmosphere. The whole
, 1873-05-25
GENTLEMEN:l I

To induce you beeeme interested T. HiEhVood ot
10 NJ ooe any afternoon It 30 md take delightful ride,
passing through Evanston and Highland Patk md -
my has Can be su!aased At location
to! toxn2 WV. BoJngtou, ChicaFos great ateh3test
marry completed. 3. A6t;4hX aEARh,.
, 1873-05-25

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ST TEIHW AYS'
I SQUARE GRANDS:

We dcsro to call tho xtantlon Of those who still prefer
Piano Of the squ Azo form to STEEWAYS SQUARE
GRANDs. with the patented tpuplex Scala" This
improvement adds iensey both to the power and
ness OF tone. and makos tbs 6TEINWAY SQUARE
GRAND iucoparzbly superior to othar Square PApn
, 1873-05-25
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, PAGES =:
:
DRESS GOODS.

,o~~e>-c.~ec.:> ..:>c<<~<--.c~~-
Till lNM1Tf11mIt nn1U
III HNV V(1Et1HUH> Dntfn
7; zz4 d zzo Wesl Maa1son'st'
nRENH G00nN DEPARTMENT.
0AeAnn UooO1 ~ A1e A'AAAs
34s; arns maqo s e15Grnve pufoaaees ~ sne iaso L.
fonIhhS Aootlohe, We a1e psepa5eo 70 neI 4Goo1
IN t1ts department. a. NON ~ 70 70 Per CENT 0ec"
regular Faine we WILL onetj On muauAt may do,@
500 Poa Biz. Alpaoas, from 2ec upward. ;. = ->
200 Pos Blk Mohalr Lust1e, from 900, upward. >,
loo Pos. Mohairs, Sage and hign, 40c, worth so.
100 Pcs Mohairs, Sage and Mlgn; &c.,, worth 90,
loo Pos, ~ Cashmere Mign., Soc. worth 3d. =. :.
900 Pea 6-8 Caahmere Mign., zoo, worth 30:> =
80 0Pcs. Finest Wool Fou1ardg5 &c.,, worth 81
100 Pea Tap. Silks, 46o, worth 60. - 80
6n pco Toa p;1l p-ocoAe w. ana 76o xpo,-th ~
~ W 10y. o"n @1ee"~e3 "! AA'7 wv ~
. nT7k7YTY nm n nhFnATm. =
, 1873-05-25
.S1?:':E}'I f WAYS
SQUARES .
Su1pAss the SquAre Pianos Of al ohe1 manufacturers In
all thn essentials Of superior instrument.
4'E;IN WAYS
new PARL0R GRAND

Is another evidence Of the extraordinary valus OF tho
'*Patent Duplex scale." 1t has Ill tho power Volume
and effectiveness Of tho full grand while but
8teet inches long, PRECISELY the length Of tho Square
Piano. and further advantage Of ths natural and
graceful form at Square Pano olai4 wht1o tho
price il within $50 Of statnuags hzheat priced Square
Piano.
, 1873-05-25
Money Wanted :!
THE BEST SECURITY IN THE WORLD

Parties having means from $500 upwards will n&a thsse
facts. Purchase mortgages secured up& 1ea g.
tate nsde Of the old city lima When tho purehazss q
ersa admitted to Be the bort security n hs Tcsid With
before them. The intorast Is paid auEe
and inevitable. nhAt can be better security Ban4s
secuFy aneean but n9thig 1sye t9s d.
diciously selected purchase nhtoh Il
lost destroyed Is easily replaced Or pE3veo fIo t1
purchase money mortgages Of the best elass IN Of
S6 Aud upwards dispose o. a1d nate tno cafeta
dlBpoaa1. EUH1 ~ A. H!GE 2 ~.
, 1873-05-25
FOR, SALE. |.

:. Beven 1o-acre Blocks located n Section "a,
Town 81, Range "A, 70 minutes walk from
Eastern, and Chicago, Danvi1le & Vincennes
Railroads. and On tie hne o Of i1nPr1ys%e91ta a 9H
and the Pullman Palace Cor Mf'E. Co. This
property viii be sold on long time and Tea-
.5onable terms If taken soon. = =
A. D. TINGLEY,
d: Rooms 81 and 55 Republic Life Building.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-25

MEETING OF THe COMMITTEE OF 900
Monday evening. there was meeting OF
tho Committee of 200. Asub-conmittee
reported on q proposition for compro.
mise from tho Kelloggites. The Kellogg
ties demand that all State officers now
installed and exercising Office shall be ao.
cepted. This sine qui non adopted, the
usurpers would be willing to compromise
on the basis OF .forty.hve Fusion repre-.
sentatives in tue House and ten in the
Senate. The Fusion representatives to
beso admitted to sign an agreement to
go to the Bayonet Legislature and claim
their seats. and the Kellogg leaders to
promise, if they do so, to try to got q
majority OF the Bayonet Legislature to
sign au agreement 10 admit them. In
seating these members, it was proposed
that Fusion members, returned by both
boards, should be admitted, md that the
remainder should be seated for recog-
nized Fusion districts. This proposition
was rejected, ind a standing committee
of seventy was appointed by the Com
mitteo of 200 to organize and carry on
resistance to the Kellogg usurpation.
Ne,o Orleans Picayune.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-25

VInUs IN THE AIR.-We know that a
peculiar poison is evolved from marshy
ground aud from the decomposine filth
OF cities by the sunshine of spring. and
that this element which is too subtle to
be detected by scientific analysis, pro.
duces epidemic and endemic fevers. az.
gravntes dyspepsia and all bilious dis.
orders. disturbs the bowels, relaxes the
nerves and debilitates the general sys-
tenn. Luckily on antidote to this at
mospheric virus, and specific for the
disease it generates, has been provided.
For period Of more than twenty years
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, q medicine
in which the finest vegetable tonics and
alternatives are combined with perfectly
pure stimulant. has taken precedence of
every other preparation, as a specific for
the ailments most prevalent ut this sea.
son OF the year. It is agreeable as we'll
as efectual, and eminently safe and
wholesome. Ap20t3tl
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-25

WHAT GENERAL PBNDnEroN SAID AT
MoBns Ia his lecture, delivered in
Mobile for the Lee memorial fund, Gene
ral Pendleton solemnIy arraigned Geno-
raj James Longstreet, that tireless fighter
and proven hard. hitter, and to his delay
he attributed the lost opportunity at
Gettysburg. The lecturer said that, to
his personal knowledge. derived from
General Lees own lips, Longstreet had,
the night before the battle. received from
General Lee in person, orders to advance
at the dawn Of the next morning. That
he General Pendletop) had made re-
connoissanoe in person, and declared to
General Lee the perfeot practicability of
Immediate assault upon the then unpre-
pared enemy: how he had waited impa-
tiently until II O'Clock; how Longstreet
at that hour rode up to his side. and sat
upon his horse useless and inactive until
4 O'Clock p. NJ; then when the head of
bis column did go in. the prodigies of
valor his men performed were futile
against the now massed and concentrated
enemy, and still Robert E. Lee General
Pendleton said) refused to lay the blame
upon the shoulders of the man who had
fought 80 often and 30 we'll for him.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-25
PAnDoNED.-Wednesday evening. a

PAnDoNED.- evening, a
telegram was sent from Washington to
Mrs. Avery at Rock Hill, S. O.. telling
her to let her husband, DR.. Edward T.
Avery, know that he may como home, as
his pardon has been secured. It will be
remembered that he was convicted of
Ku Kluxsm by negro jury in Bonds
court, in January in last yenr, upon tes
timony that was utterly false. Rather
than suffer the undeserved punishme ent
to which he was sentenced, he forfeited
his bond, $4,000, which was afterwards
collected out Of his estate, aud made his
escape.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hunt and her four chill
drcn wero burned to death in tho recent
fires near Locsburg, Va. Their remains
were buried in one grave.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-25
LIST OF New ADvRRT1sRnRNrs.
Indian Girl-Cigars.
Lorick & Lowrance-To Planters.

NERVOUS DEB1LrTY. DEPRESSED.
IRRITABLE aTATE OF MIND; A WEAK, NRRv-
oUs. EXHAUSTED FEELNa; NO ENERGY OR
ANIMATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK ME-
MoRY. OFTEN WITH DEBILiTA7TRa, M
VOLUNTARY DISCHARGES. The conee-
quence Of excesses. mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds SOVEREIGN CURE in HUMPHREys'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. %. It
tones up the system, arrests discharges,
dispels tho mental gloom and despon-
dency. and rejuvenates the entire sys-
tenn. 1t is perfectly harmless and always
efficient Price SIS for package of ave
boxes and large So vial of powder,
which is important in old, serious cases;
or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL Drug
gists, or sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMRo-
PATHIC MEpIcINH CoNPANY. No. 562
Broadway. Ny. For sale by GR1aER &
McGREGoR, Columbia. 8. @. Ap II tTIy
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-25

HEAVY FIRES IN THIS COUNTY. We re-
greet to learn that very destructive fires
have been raging in the woods on Long
Creek and its tributaries, in this County,
during tho past two days. The loss in
tnrpentine trees and fences has been
very heavy, owing to the long dry spell
with which we have been afflicted. At
last accounts tho fires we're near Lillino-
ton and still burning. There has been
much excitement among tho people il
raga.d to the matter. It is believed
that, in many instances, the fires origi-
mated through carelessness while, in
others, there is good reason to think
that they were the result of the maligni.
ty OF individuala.- Wilmington Journal.
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1t has been suggested that the corpo-
rators OF the Anderson, Aiken, Port
Royal and Charleston Railroad Company,
numbering 1876 able bodied citizens, 90
to work upon the proposed road and
push it forward to completion.
anderson Inleuigenoer.
PARALYsIs.- We regret. to state that
MIR. John Mckay, one Of our old and os-
teemed citizens, has been stricken with
paralysis, from which he has been con.
fined to his bed for the past week or ten
days. He is in serious condition.
[Greenui0e Enterprise.
Mr.. Lawrence D. CLARK died at Lewis
vile last Friday.
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s0AHnRR- OF THH~ :BDwHbn Bhos.
THERs.-The following account OF the
career OF the Bidwelis, recently arrested
for Sofgeries on the Bank Of England. is
Well authenticated: 81 i
is They lived at Gyand Rapids, Michigan.
Their Arst exploit was in Cincinnati, in
1853, whore they succeeded in escsping
J8ith $780, 900. George then appeared at
Grand Rapids. with third brother, IN
the solo OF Baptist minister, for which
his clerical appearance we'll fitted him.
After brief term In the Lords vine
yard, George, in company with his bro
ther. opened grocery store, buying the
goods in New York. They soon failed.
swindiing their creditors out of their en-.
tire dues. George then visited Chicago,
and after few unimportnnt operations
there, he joined his brother Austin in
Wheeling, West Virginia. the latter hav-
ing been driven ons OF New Orleans for
swindling. AZ Wheeling, they we're un-
successful. and wore sentenced to jail
for one year, but escaped after two
months' confinement. After visiting
Chicago and Quincy, Illinois. they went
to New York end Boston. At Boston,
George was convicted OF forgery and
sent to Charlestown Penitentiary for five
years. Austin was also arrested in New
York and sent to Sing Sing for two
years. This wss in 1859. George was
pardoned by the Governor of Massaohu-
se!ts soon after his incarceration. Aus.
tin served out his full term. George
went West soon after his reease, and
was in destitute circumstances, when be
resorted to preaching, which was never.
failing resource up to his finsl departure
for Europe.