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The ST. CHARLES HOTEL has a few
very desirable rooms still left, which will
DO lot on good terms TO steady boardors.
g-ll-tf
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DEATH.-We regret 10 learn Of the
death Of little DannIe Burke, only son of
Patrick Burke, formerly a merchant Of
our city. They hnvo our sympathy in
their sad affection. a funeral notice will
be found elsewhere.
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Nor THE MAS.-Tho negro arrested
on suspicion Of garroting and robbing
Mr.. Taylor at tho point, Sunday night,
proved his innocence, and was SO, al lib
erty b. Chief MeHale.
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TIE latest designs in carpets of all
kinds may be found at Goldstino 81 Ros-
enwates's who keep the largest stock to
DO found in the city, and sell al prices
that are lower than ever before
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PARTIES desiring Ia haus 'boir pianos
and melodesn cleaned, repaired and
tuned, should trust them to N. Il
kuehne, corner Thirteenth and Walnut
streets. He is the most competent man
Id CAirn.
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NoricE TO IRE PuBLIc.-Tho new
packing house market in Wilcox's block,
VIII DO open Saturday next, with fresh
meats and new lard, at the lowest market
price. HOWE & BRO,
2lO.9.3.lm.
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EHrosITIoS TICKETS 10 CISciSsATI
And LoutsvILLE.-All persons who de-
sire TO go to Cincinnati or Louisville, can
procure round trip tickets a. tho general
ticket office OF the Cairo S VIncennc.
railroad ia Cairo. one fare for tho round
trip. Fare 10 Cincinnati sI3 Is; TO
Louisville Sll %, including ticket to eI
position. Ticket. good during the e1posi
tion. g-2w
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GoLDsrINE &C RosESwArEK have for
salc very large stock Of the latest style
hate, which they arc selling ct remark
ably low prices. s.9.3t
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FRIDAY, SEPT. II, 1874.

Dr. JENELbE. Can DO found at Ais
dental parlors on Eighth street at all
hours. Bost Of references given Is to pro-
ability.
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MUsIc..-We understand that tho Delta
city band will play at the uptown stand
tonight. II 20, notice will appear in
the sun
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ATrESTioS, KsIGuTs or EGrrr.-This
evening at u o'clock, sharp, for drill,
All members must be present. BY order
Of the q. II W
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WABASH COLLEGE

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, IND.
Full term begins Sept. o, 1874 It's classical,
scientific, preparatory and English courses
are extensive and thorough. The Faculty
have enlarged the number of studies in the
preparatory department 80 that young men
10 any term may receive instruction In Al
zebra, Geometry, Trigonomotry, surveying,
Chimistry, German, Book keeping ana
other studies usually taught IN tns Desi
Academies. For further Information send
for Catalogues 20 tho president or treasnror.
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WAsHIsoToE BAKERY.-llr. Joseph
Roneker las taken charge OF this we'll
known establishment, and will, on and
alter to-day, be able to supply tho
public with choice bread, including
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, besides
cakos and confectionsries OF every de-
scfiption. Being IN experienced and
skiilul baker, Mr. Roneker will not fail to
fstisfy all who pa.ronizc him. lac
Washington avenue. 3s.7-2-lm
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FITS OR EPILEPSY

study for years, and he will Iairant
cure, by the use of his remedy.
DO hot fail 10 send to him tor>fial DottIei
costs nothing, and he
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EVERY PERSON, man, woman, Roy or
girl, should send q. once for ons of the
Excelsior Stationary Packets, containing
Note Paper, Envelopes, Pen Holder,
Pencil, Pens, Blank Book, Blotter, Pho.
tographs of 100 beautiful Ladies, Tooth
Picks, Perfume Sachel, Chinese Puzzle,
and fine piece Of LnGy's or Gents jew
elry. Try package. Price, post paid
20 cents, or six for 81 Agents wanted
Address j. CARTY BuRRow,
$40 Harmony ct, Philadelphia, Pa.
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To THE PATgoNs or THE LYcoMIAtt
insurance CoMPANY-TAKE NoTICE-x 4.
Renewal reeeiptsissuod by o. p. dygn, lste
agent, unless signed by tho president and
secretary Of tho company, are null and
void and OF no effect. No loss will be
paid under them unless regularly issued.
CAIRO, Ill, Aug. 30th, 1874,
IL, NJ, HARTMAN, State Agent
-9-i-G-ood-lw
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CLosED.--To-morrow Saturday, 18th
inst, being holiday of our people, tho
stores Of the undersigned will DO closed
during the Cay, until o'clock p. m.
j. BURGER,
WEISS n RupGFR
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COMM ERClAL.
CAIRO, ILL ,


THURSDAY EVE, Sept. 10, lSIi
The weather is warm, but not unpleas-
ant, SO nm occasional shower keeps down
| tho tompersture, and flne breeze every
day makes Cairo pleasant place 10 live
a. this season OF tho year.
Tho encouraging condition Of the mar
ket noted in our last, has continu cd
through the week. The great difficulty at
present is lach Of supplies and small re-
| ceipts. Oats and choice hay are very
scarce. Mixed corn is active and firm at
al advance, closing to-day At SIC, sacked
and delivered within 20 Of white. Buyers
and sellers wero apart to-day on corn.
---~i rho highest prices rs yet obtained
is 1915, but holders are asking S., and
buyers will, from present prospects, DO
compelled 20 come TO these ngures.
THE MARKET.
E<Ay-Our friends should bear in mind
that tho prices hero given are usually for
gales from fret hands in round lots. In
filing orders and Tor broken lots it is
necessary to charge an advance over these
fgures,-eSa
FLOUR.
The demand continues active and the
movement heavy for the season. Prices
on low grades arc unchanged, but choice
| grades are shaded a triho. We note sales
OF 200 bbls, various grades, at 400 TO
| 600; 700 bbls, various grades, II. 400 10
500 100 bbls, various grades, at 400 to
5.76 100 bbls, various grades, at 4,9O tc
$40; GOO bbls, various grades, at 400 to
ESQ., 100 bbIs, various grades, at 400 to
| coo.
HAY.
Thore is IN active demand for choice
low grades. Receipts are all disposed Of
without difficulty. We note sales deliv.
cred as follows: car Of choice timothy
20 90; car choice timothy Is co. 2 cars
choice timothy 40 90; cars choice mixed
II so; l car damaged ID 90.
CORN.
The market Ia active and firm with the
demand principally for mixed. Sellers
aud buyers make only a cent or two diff
ference between white and mixed to-
day. Sales were 8 cars mixed in sacks
delivered, SIC; 2 cars white in sacks
delivered, s5c. .r,tr ...
OATS.
Tharo are mono coming in, and the
market is bsro. Prices arc advancing
and firm. There Ia considerable enquiry
but no sales for want Of supplies.
WHEAT.
car red sold at 95c.
CORN NEAL.
Tho market is u little excited and buy
ers and sellers are apart. Holders arc
firm for four dollars, but buyers are un.
willing TO go above 70. We note sales
of 100 bbls s. ID. at3 70.
BRAN.
The market ia bare and d--r-1. Ifh
80 " rTHE BULLETIN.
advance RlEND You wiz ~ our last re-
repor. Atte' ey mills are asking $50 to-day.
ga. BUTTER.
There is an active demand that OK
ceeds everything except low grade or
strong butter. Fresh, sweet butter is
taken readily 25c for Southern Illinois
and 2sc for choice northern. Sales Of 100 !
lbs choice Southern Illinois Mt zoe; pkgs |
choice Southern Illinois Mt 25@2sc; Q |
pkgs choice northern at 23@25c; 200 lbs
choice Southern Illinois at 24625c; loo !
ID, choice northern at CSC.
EGGS.
The local demand is brisk, and uses up |
all recoip,s at i2l@l3c. Very fow arc |
In. We not6sales Of 100 dozen |
fresh, l24; G boxes frosh, l2@l3o.
CHICKENS.
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Auction i viii sell st my saloerooms,
commencing saturday night, sepsemotr
18th, at a o'clock, clothing consisting OF
nuo coats ani vests, jeans pants. Dry
goods consisting Of prints, muslins, ladies'
felt skirts, thread, piece goods, ladies hose,
gents hose, and also large lot of soap,snd
ono Wheeler & Wilson acwing machine
and also boots and shoes.
l. II. NYFH-. Auctionoer
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LORETTO ACADEMY.

n street bef..an w..n,ro,o, - %. being
Commercial Aver,' z,.u and winter
session OF tho LoreI.o Academy, it will
begin on tho 7th INST,
Parents desiring to send thor children
to tho academy ara requested to accom-
psny them to make the necessary arrange
meuts.
All the branches OF polite and solid
education will be taught, including
French, Ger nan, music, and fancy noodle
work. The German language 90 be
augh. by German sister. 9-2-2w
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LuMBEB STILL GofSo Dows.-As we
are determined TO close out our stock
speedily, preparatory to winding up bus
mess, VIC will sell all kinds OF lumber AT
two dollars per thousand less than mar
ket prices. A largo lot of lsth and stove
wood on hand, which will 10 sold at cor
respendinCly low rbtoa.
2ll-p-9.u WALL 81 EEr
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS


Sealed proposals, addressed TO tho city
council Of the city Of Cairo viii be 70.
ceived at my Office, No, l2i Commercial
avenue, until 1 o'clock p. IN. Of Wednes'
day, tho J.l day Of september, 1874, for
the filing o. th. following streets, viz
Commencing on Fourteenth s,ro5, at ia
intersection with Washington avenue,
and extending west to Walnut street,
thence on Walnut street 30 Fifteenth
street, thence on FiCteenth street TO Cedar
street, thence on Cedar ltreet to Sixteenth
street, and one hundred foot more or lees
on Sixteenth slveot. said filing to DO on
the following basis; Twenty-siX feet OF
the base and twenty foot on the top, and
twelve inches above the hlghes. sipt
water mark.
All proposals to state at whS! pfic'
per cubic yard said Gl!Ing will DO fur
nished.
The city council reserves tho hight 10
reject any or all bids.
NJ. S. Cox, City Compti ollcr.
n33.g-l0-Tt
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TEL GU RI Tou'

no matter of how long standing your case
may be, or how man Olhe. remedies may
rave tniled.s-
Circulars and tcstnonials sent With
10
FREE TRIAL BOYLE.
Or. CHAS. T. PRICE,
1S-6-2B-d&Wly
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HANDBOOK
Or
Politics for 1874,
HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON

Cierk Of House Of Representatives. u. s.
This ACCURATE and IMPARTIAL volume,
gives the PULL RECORD on the "lncresse of
salary Act and its repeal, on Transporta-
ton, Ciyil Right, and Financial Questions,
including the act OF 1862 creating Legal
Tenders" and coin interest OF Bonds, and
the various Expanding and Contracting acts
since. President GRANTS Messages and
Memorandum, Interviews, Letters, Pro-
carnations, aud Action in Alabama, Arkan-
,as, Louisiana anu Texas. supreme Court
Decisions. Illinois and Wisconsin Railroad
Laws, Constitutional Amendments, made
and pending, in states, and Nation. Back
pay - statistics. Tables OF Appropriations,
Debt Elections, Currency Distribution by
states and sections, dc. Invaluable Tor
campaign. Clolh, $500, postpaid.
Address GEO. FRS. DAWSON.
Il. o, Box 474, Washington, -. &.
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CIRCUIT CoURr 49, Considerable BUSH
ness was transacted in this court yestcr-
day Tho grand jury handed in four now
indictments The man Pow that carried
of sa,chel on the loves sou.o few weeks
since, entered q plea OF not guilty. John
Ainsworth and Charles Ellis, the two
men who robbed the box when
coming down the river 10 skiG, five
miles below Cape Girsrdsau. Ainsworth
plead guilty and will not he sentenced
bsforo Saturday or Monday. Charles
Ellis, his partner, pleaded not guilty His
case will be called some time the fore par,
of next weck
Tho man that went through tho oiii.,
OF lIuie, LOomi, IL 90, with positive evi.
dence against k,m, insisted on his limo
cence. Iii. case will also como up fol
trial next week. No definite day decided
upon.
Yesterday being default day, all Of tn
forenoon and part Of the afternoon wa
occupied IN taking defaults and settling
pleadings. There will DO no trials thi
week as the petit jury will no. be empan
ellod before Monday.
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FITS CURED FREE.

ANY person suffering from the above ~
ease l. requested 10 address DR. PRICE. .nd
a trial bottle OF medicine viii be forw.ded
by express, FREE!
DIR. Price is a Regular physician, ,ni has
Dllde the treatment of
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CASE BEFORE JUSTICE OF THE
PEAcE.-- VIM. Tomlinson, living IN
Goose Island precinct, had Mr.. Charles
Baker of this city arrested and taken be-
foro Justice Thomas Martin, OF that
place, on charge Of having a stolen gun in
his possession. Mr.. Baker claims
that he has had the gun
for a number Of years. Tho complain
ants evidence not being sufficient, ths case
was dismissed, Peorl. should h" "ar"'''
how they make charges OF this kind.
There are so many guns of tho same
make that one should have the very best
evidence before gong to court,
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nRnINANcE w "

An ordinance 10 amend Section 30 OF Ord.
nance No. :.
Bc il ordained by the city council Of the
city Of Cairo
SECTION ]. That section 30 Of Ordinance
No. :, be amended ~ rs u read ~ follows
"lh" city clerk j. hereby authorized TO
grant pcddlet'- license 10 any person ap.
plying Tor the same upon the payment of
Two snd ouc-bIii dollars for each day said
applicant may desire q license, provided.
no license -nall be granted for a less period
OF time than four days. said license to be
Issued A. provided for in section / Of said
ordinance No. Z, provided that the city
clerk .hlil be- -atishCd that the person 30 sI-
p'Fiuy IL Ia al tr-pects a suitable aud proper
pcrspn To De 10 licensed. Every application
for license rhall spCcify the Kind and aggre-
gate value rs near az may be OF the good,
merchandise or articles desired 20 be ped
d,,i, and also the mode -
the cOnynyauc OF the same whetA, q
| by c'ri, truck hack or wagon. or
. otherwise, aud the license Issued shall set
forth such description and mode OF convey
aucen
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To-MoRRow's MATCH. - The long
talked about match game of base ball be-
.woon the Paducah Idlewilds and tho
Caro- Stars, will be played on the Star
grounds, opposite the custom house to-
morrow. It is true the Stars have met
with success IN every game they have
played this season bat Cairo base ballists
generally imagine that they arc perfect,
and 10 not need practice, and we would
not be surprised to sec them defeated by
a larger score than tho Idlewilds suffered
at their hands alb out a month ago.
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and was only slightly cut once in tho hip
and again in the lef. sido. Constable ulad-
ncy.arre.tod tho Quits. and brought her be-
fore Squire Bird, who assessed " line oil
arty dollars and costs for tho fun. she
could not pay, and wa, sent tothe county
fail for sixty days.
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BOATs TO LKAvE To.DAY.-Jm F.E,
Pstuoah; u II Cooke, Evansville Para
gon, ~ Louis; James Howard, John I.
Tale, Jno Is Msude, New Orleans; julia,
Vicssburg.
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS The
river last evening VIA Q foot inches on
the gauge, having fallen "A inches during
tho past "A hours. The weather continuel
clear and hot and business dull.
WAR DEPT. RIVER Report.
september 10, 1874.
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CoUSTY TgEAsURER's QUARTERLY RE
roBT.-Wlliam Martin, county treusurer
msdo his quarterly report yesterday.
County Commissioners Thomas Wilson
and james l.. Sanders examined the
vouchers and other documents in his Office
and found everything straight AS string.
These commissioners will take look
through the books Of other county officers
during tho week, The following Is tina
recapitulation
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RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducab,
L p Gracy, Evansville;
City Of Helena, 81 Louis
Tom jasper, ST Louis;
Fulton City aud bsrges, II q,
" Cherokee, Cincinnati,
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducshi
Il + Gracy, Evansville
Tom Jasper, n o;
" City Of Helena, Vicksburg;
Fulton City, 81 Louis
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Police CouRr.- Judge Bross hed Two
cases on trial yesterday. The fret was "
yagrancy case. John Bfant, man "ho
has been loaang around the stone depot
nud tho yards Of tho 1Ihnois Central rail
road for tho past two months" arrested
by Policeman Brown at the requeat
of som, of tho railroad officials
and taken before Judge Brosa. Ho went
to cour. and jail reluctantly, aud usod
very abusive language to the policemen
Tho Judge ssked him - contribute SOW
enty-hve dollars and costs TO the city
funds, or got on. Of town in Elk hours
lie refused to do either, and WA sent tt
work on the chain gang forty days
When searched, nothing but a knife aud
few matches wero found on his person.
Two colorcd youths, named Robert
Jones and Charles Bean, were arrested b.
Policeman Shoshsn Tor gambling in tbs
hou,e Of John Baker. Judge Bross fine
them both ten dollars and cost.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs-St. Chsrle,-A W
| Wood, Louisville John + Latin, NJ =
X RI + w ki.tenday, Cincinnati; y D
Weinsmsun, Chicago; Alfred Duncan,
St Louis ID j Chamberlain, Boston J
B Shaw, st Louis Mrs Ware and son,
Jonesboro, Ill $ X Smith wife and son,
Mt Zion, HI W + Symonds, New York;
Wood Smith, 81 Louie; J Miles, wife and
daughter, Miss; b Il Frnk, Chicago
CASTOR Mistied, Springfield A Matthew,
Boston; A p Perkins, New Orleans .
p French, Mississippi; Mrs Desmaol, Mis-
sissippi; W II Hampton and wife, Mo-
line, Iii w G. Brough.on, Belloville
Geo Amity, Kingsford, Ill.
-Delmonico-A EJrkin, Mound City,
III; Doyle, New York; Louis Lechens,
Mississippi county Ark " WSod, s:
Iowa. Joe Pierce. Henderson, by; w
Kennedy, Evansville, Ind; w h Davis,
New Orlesns; J Hill, Louisville, Ky; II
e Smith, Mobile; August Christopher,
Elizabeth, Ky; w NJ Wheeler, Jackson,
Tenn w II Jurgons, New Orleans;
Henry Watson, Mobile; G w Anderson,
yienns, ILL II Il Matthews, Bolivar,
Tenn.
Planters Houio--A NJ Sweeney, G W
Chase, Henderson, Ky; S I Ousley, Bal
lard county $ Oberdorfer, Ullin; Joseph
Topperick, Ullin; Mrs Blandingburg and
family, Napoleon, Ark; NJ J Mulcahey,
j Smith, 81. Louis Charles w Miller,
Now Orleans; Stephen Chris,mann'
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TEN DOLLARS REwARp.--Strayed OF
stolen from the premises of the under
signed, large chesnut-sorrol horse
blszed face, short msno. and tail, 10
hands high, and about seven or eight
years old, Whom last seen DO WAS near
tho iron bridge on the Illinois Central
railroad near Mound Junction. The
above reward will DO paid for his return
to G. w. WHEELER Il Co.,
Cairo, Illinois.
Mound City Journal please copy and
CHARGE to this office S-9.3t
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Approved september. Q. 1874.
joins WooD. Mayor.
Attest
WILL X. HAWKINS. City CLERK.
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THE MARKET.

E<s-Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices hero given are usually for
gales from frat hands in round lots. In
filing orders and Tor broken lots it is
necessary to charge an advance over these
figures. ga
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FLOUR.
HAY.

Thore is IN active demand for choice
hay Il! AL times, and fair demand for
low grades. Receipts are all disposed Of
without difficulty. We note sales deliv.
cred as follows: car Of choice timothy
20 5O car choice timothy Is 90; q cars
choice timothy 40 90; cars choice mixed
II so; car damaged 10 90.
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One thousand note heads printed ~ lHE
ButIuIIE office for $500; two thousand Tor
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The market ia active and firm with the
demand principally for mixed. Sellers
aud buyers make only n cent or two diff
ference between white and mixed to-
day. Sales were 8 cars mixed in sacks
delivered, Sci 2 cars white in sacks
delivered, Doc. .r,-r ..
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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
WANTED.

one thousand etatcmeut4 printed at mn
BULLETIN office for $3.50 10 4 o..
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ATTENTION, SoHoIARsi-Prof. Whit
slit. OF Greenvi!!e, 8. O., offers prize
OF $25 to the student who shall pass
tho best examination in Greek and $40
70 the one who shall stand second best.
The examination will be partly writ.
ten and partly oral. will be conducted
by committee of three gentlemen.
will be based on Hadley's Greek gram.
mar and Xsnophon's Anabasis, be
open TO any person in tho State under
eighteen years of age, and be held in
Greenville on 10th December, 1875.
Applicants will report to the Professor
before the lst MAY, 1875 No exnmi-
nation will bs held unless ten persons
compete for the prize.
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\ VALUABLE MEDICAL TRRArIsE.-
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entire civilized world Dec 25t3TI
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-29

AN OUTRAGEOUS CASE OF Arson. =
On December 8. the fine saw mill OF
Loncaster Howe & Co. ut Enterprise
Landing. on Wndmalaw Island, WIS
burned down by au incentliary. The
fire when discovered was under The
floor where winter conld not reuch it.
Water uhd pnmps were Mt hnn,l, but
kerosene or some other fluid of the
kind had been poured over the floors
up md down stairs and around The
building, which nin'le 1t impossible to
pnt ont the fire. This is one OF the
most outrageous ncts on record. The
mill WAS one Of the best in the State,
and the owners are active and hard
working mrn. The loss Is over
$l2, 900; only one-third Insured.
ChurieSi)n NetrS and Cuuri,r.