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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-03-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The East

The medical commission which conducted
the autopsy upon the Siamese Twins, at Phil
adelphia, report the following as the most i'm
portant of their discoveries: They found that
the two livers, which were supposed to be
Joined only by blood-vessels, were really one
body, the parenchymatous tissue being con-
tinuous between them, 30 that when they
were removed from the bodies and placed on
the table they formed one mass. The so-called
tract Of portal continuity is therefore liver
tissue. 1t will be remembered that Chang
was said to be possessed of one more pouch
than Eng. When the liver was removed, how
ever, an upper hcpatic pouch was found, also,
proceeding from Eng, 80 that the band con-
tanned four pouches of peritoneum, besides
liver tissue. These disclosures show that any
attempt during life to separate the twins
would, in all probability have proved fatal.
The Boston School Board still refuses to
allow the women recently elected to take part
in it's sessions, notwithstanding the decision
of the Supreme Court of the State that they
are as much entitled to seats on the Board as
males.
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BosroN. July 23-Cotton quiet
middling 175s; net receipts %; gross
%; sales 100; stock $500.
GALVESTON, July 23.-Cotton nomi.
nal-nile!;ng l71a; nes receipts 4;
stock 5,967.
WILMINGTON, July 23.-Cotton quiet
middling 15H; net receipts 5; sales
25; stock 548.
PHrnADELPH1A, July 23.--Cotton
dull-middling TIL; low middling
1917; net receipts %; gross 81.
New ORLEANS, July 23.-Cotton
quiet and misunderstanding 1917;
net receipts 2s5; gross $50; exports to
continent 1000; coastwise 440; sales
30O-last evening 800; stock 65,893.
MOBILE, July 23.-Cotton steady
middling 16; low middlipg 14A@15;
net receipts 100; sales 100; stock 5.944.
SAVANNAH, July 23.-Cotton steady
-middling 16; net receipts 120; gross
100; sales 270; stock 9.829.
CHARLESTON, July 23.-Cotton more
steady-middllng 15A; net receipts
100; exports cosstwise 303; sales 125;
stock 6,946.
LOUISVILLE. July 23.-Flour IN.
changed. Corn quiet and unchanged
S2@84 for white; 74@7e mixed. Pork
active and higher-23. 90. Bacon in
fair demand and nigher-oM for shoul-
ders; 1l16 clear rib; 111a clear; sugar
cured hams 14H; plain Az. Lard
tierce 1491414; keg 14@. Whiskey
95.
NORFOLK, July % Cotton dull and
nominal-middling 15I@15H; net
receipts 181; exports coastwise $40;
stock 525.
AUGUSTA, July 23.-Cotton strong
and steady-middlipg 15A; receipts
A; sales 65.
ST. LOUIS, July 23-Flour quiet.
weak and little doing. Corn in fair
demand, at IS for No: 2 mixed. Whis.
key steady-96. Pork higher-23.0 90
@23 Is; held % so at close. Bacon
stiff, at 9 fer shoulders; 1o77s@11 clear
rib; 112s@l15s clear. Lard l114 for
Simmer.
C1So1SNArr, July %. Flour dull
and declining. Corn quiet and un-
changed-66@6S for mixed. Pork
strong. at 2200-now held higher.
Lard firm and scarce-summer held at
1lla; kettle 137z@14, jobbing lots.
Bacon steady, at SO; shoulders 10T9
II; clear rib 111s. Whiskey firm and
in fair demand. at 95.
LIyERroon. July 23-3 P. M.-Cot-
ton steadier-uplands S15@SL; Or.
leans 8aas; sales $4,000, including 5000
speculation and export; cotton to ar.
rive 1-16 higher; sales of uplands, no.
thing below low middling, deliverable
July. August, September or October,
8A@824; sales OF shipments Of new
crop, on basis Of middliug Orleans,
nothing below good ordinary. 81;
middling uplanda, 8as; uplands. no.
thing below good ordinary, deliverable
July, August or September, 8 1-l6@
SIG; Orleans, nothing below good
ordinary, deliverable July or August,
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State South Carolina, Barnwell Co


By the Board Of County Commissioners of
said County.
RY virtue OF IN Act OF the General As
~ sembly Of said State, ratified on the
18th day Of February, A. D. 1873, and of a
resolution OF the said Board Of County
Commissioners, adopted on the 18th day
Of June, A. D. 1874, the undersigned will
sell, at public auction, in the town Of Barn.
veil, the County seat Of said County, on
MONDAY, the 7th day of September next,
it being sale.day, the COURT HOUSE
BUILDING AND LOT, in the town OF
Blackvills, with all it's privileges and ap-
purtenances. to the highost bidder for
cash, and will make titles to the purchaser
at said sale.
DESCRIPTION OF TIE BUILDINa-A large.
new and finely constructed brick building,
ma Kaliroad, and ono hundred yards, more
or less, distant therefrom; said building
being forty feet wide by sixty feet long,
containing six spacious rooms on the frat
floor, and capacious court hall, and two
small rooms on the second floor, all plaster.
ell and nicely finished, with four fire-places
in the hall and ono in each room Of the
building, with passage-way nine feet
wide running through the entire length OF
the building on the ground floor; said
building being rooted with tin, fitted up
with mantel-pieces, Venetian blinds, win.
dow sash, &nd in every way commo1ious
and convenient.
The lot OF land belonging to the County,
upon which said Court House building is
j. ALLEN TOBIN,
HERCULES McCKEARY,
HENRY COKER,
County Commissioners Barnwell County.
june 26 70
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Cypress Shingles.

GAN be supplied in any quantity to suit
~ purchasers, lhand made, drawn SHIN.
GILES tby experienced workmen) Of the
best Black or Swamp Cypress, twenty.one
inches long, six inches wide, ave.eighths
bundles OF fifty each, and delivered at rail.
road depot in Columbia at the following
prices: No. 1-hearts-per thousand, 50 SO;
saps, per thousand, SC so. Experiment will
provo them the cheapest Shingle in use.
Apply to P. D. GLASS.
Offico at Columbia Hotel, first floor, font.
,IulY 10
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To All Whom It Nav Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that pplica ion
IN was made on the 10th day OF July,
1874, to the Clerk OF the Court for Richlsnd
County, by. john G. Seegers, G. Die, cks,
WilIism steiglitz, B; Koeaig George Bruins.
Henry Habenicht, q. d. Eberhardt and
others, for a charter OF incorporation for
THE COLUMBIA GERMAN SCHUETZEN
YEREIN, in accordance with the Act of the
General Assembly in such case made and
provided. July IL mwl0
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Sales.
500 Shares Columbia Gas Light Stock.
BY JACOB LEVIN, Auctioneer.

On FRIDAY MORNING, August 9TH, at II
O'clock, I will sell. in front OF my Office,
SEQ SHARES Of the Capital Stock in the
above named Company, in parcels OF 10, 25
and 90 Shares each. Sale positive. Terms
cash. July "a rs
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SuDscRIBERs-Obtain the latest news
by mail and by telegraph in the DAILY
PHOENIX.
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CataWba Wine.
DURE Kelley Island CATAWBA, on
L hand and for sale low by
July2 JOHN A4NEW d SON.
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New YORK, July 22.-Tilton's 18th
consists Of letters from Mrs. Tilton to
her husband, written in June and July,
1871. in which she states that her eyes
have been opened, nnl she clearly sees
her sin, and is prepared to ronew her
marriage VOW with her husband, aud
keep it as the Saviour requires. The
14th sets forth that, about ono year
after Mrs. Tilton's confession and six
months after Beccher's confirmation of
the same, Mrs. V. G. Woodruff wrote
on article in the World, Monday, May
~, 1871, stating over her signature
that she knew of o man, q public
teacher of eminence, who lived in oon-
cubinage with the wifo of another pub.
lie teacher. and she would make it her
business to analyze some OF these lives.
AT Mrs. Woodhull's request, Tilton
called at her Office, and Mrs. Woodruff
stated the pnrties mentioned in the
World were Eeeoher and tue wife OF
Theodore Tilton. Woodruff detailed
with vehoment speech the wicked and
Infamous story which she published
The year following. Tilton. desiring
to guard against her publishing the
grossly distorted version which she
gave to him, and which she afterwards
attributed to him, sought. by personal
services aud kindly attentions, to re.
tain her good will, and remove oil de-
sire in her to afllict him with such
publication. Tilton's efforts and asso-
Citations with Mrs. Woodruff ceased in
April, 1872. and six months after sho
published the scandal which he had
iabored to suppress Tie 18th is q
letter from Thomas Z. Beecher, OF
Elmira. N. Y, dated November s,
1872, as follows: "AIrs. Woodruff only
carries out Henry's philosophy, against
which l recorded my protest twenty
years ago." The 10th states that the
publication by one OF Beeoher's part
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early dny as possible.
NEW YORK, July 23.-Mrs. Tiiton's
statement is published. She begins
with the expression that tho impern-
tive necessity which is forced upon her
to pick anew the pains and sorrows she
had for the last ten years daily schoolcd
herself to bury and forgive, is the sad !.
dest act of her life. \ sense of the
perversion of her life aud faith almost
uompels her to stand aside, till God
himself delivers; set she sees in the
wanton act Of her husband an urgent
call and privilege, from which she
shrinks not TO reply in detail to the
twenty-five articles Of the arraingment,
she will not attempt at present; but
if called upon to testify to each and
| all Of them, shall no! hest tato to do 80.
She solemnly ayows that long before
the Woodruff publoation, she knew
by insinuation aud direct statement
her husband to have repeated 20 her
very near relatives and friends the
substance Of the accusations which
shook the moral sense of the entire
community this day. Many times, she
says, when hearing that certain per.
sons had spoken i'll Of him, he has
sent mo to ohide them for so doing,
and then and there l learned he had
been before me with his calumnics
against myself, so that was speech
less. The reiteration in his state.
ments, that he had persistently striven
to hide the so-oalIcd facts, is utterly
false, as his hatred of Mr.. Beecher has
existed these many years. aud the de.
termination to ruin Mr.. Boecher has
been the ono aim of his life. Again,
tho periidy with which the holiest love
q wife ever offered has been recklessly
disavowed in this publication, reaches
well.nigh to sacrilegc, and added to
this the eDdeavor, like the early scan.
dial OF Mrs. Woodruff, to make nv
, 1874-12-17

reception of King Kainkaiua. A State
dinner will be given next week. ~

dinner will be given next week.
CHICAGO, Dec. ia Washington
special says the main points OF differ
ence between the House and Senate
Committee on the Lille tariff bill are
three: First, Senate will not agree to
stand Weather's proposition, to tax
stock dealers and brokers upon their
sales. 1t is held that this tax could not
be collected. Second, Senate opposes
the proposition to permit producers OF
tobacco to retail to tie value of 500
per annum without special license
This proposition comes from Dawes.
Third, Senate is opposed to 100 per
cent. duty on hops. demanded by Wis
consin hop growers. These three pro
positions. incorporated in the bill by
Dawes when he saw without them it
would fail, he did not favor them and
would not have consented to them if he
had not believed the Senate would strike
them out
, 1874-12-17

THSHEABOyEINSTIFU HAVING BEEN
III placed on a permanent footing. as the
United states Hospital of Marine Patients on
Puget Sound. the Proprietor TAKE pleasure in
announcing that no pains or expense will be
spared il minstering to the comfsrt and conye-
nience of private patients.
This is the largest Genera Hospital north of
San Francisco, and by far the most complete in
equipment. 1t has been Thoroughly rofitted and
refurnished. It's general wards have aecomno-
dation for about one hundred patients and are
peculiarly adaptes for cases requiring the most
careful treatment and constant supervision at
limited expense. Those who desire them will
be furnished with private room, entirely sepa.
rate and distinct, ct slight additional cost,
The attention of Mil owners, and those in
terested IN shipping. is called to the fact that
seamep suffering from contagious diseases Will
be treated outside the Hospital without expense
10 the vessel.
THOMAS T. MINOR,
&c Il Managing Surgeon.
, 1874-12-17

CINCINNATI, Doc ia fire at Char.
lesion, West Verginia. last night, des-
troyed all the buildings on both sides of
Kanahwa street from Fort to Anderson.
streets, including some % buildings and
business places. Loss estimated at $780,
600; mostly insured. . a9;
, 1874-12-17

BERLIN. Dec. 9.-The trial of Count
Won Arnim began to dag. Court room
was densely crowded. Fifty reporters
of various naticnaIities were present.
, 1874-12-17

on the motion by the Judgement crcdi-
tors for the appointment Of a receiver of
Mariposa Company is set for tomorrow.
Mayor Vance has reappointed as
Commissioners of Accounts, Home and
and Boland. summarily removed by
Mayor Havemeyer before his death.
P1ocHE, Lee. o. Yesterday evening
w. H. Henderson, County Recorder,
who has returned from a trip to Pana-
mint. brings news of a horrible butchery
of two white men. late citizens of Phoebe,
and severe injuries to third. II ap-
pears that week ago three yonng men.
VIM. Hopan, Peter Damson and Chas.
Olsen left here for PaDamint on foot
and reached Crescent Mills, about Is
miles beyond Hiko. They had become
footsore and somewhat less hopeful Of
making the trip, SO they determined to
return to Hiko Valley and work among
the ranchers to earn the means to pros-
ecute the contemplated journey. Thsy
started TO return to Hike, and Honan tho
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-22
COUNTY COURT.
A LIVELY DAY.

John Harris, for cutting Andy Shelby
at barbscuce near the Methodist Epis.
eopsl (colored) church, week sgo Satur-
day The case was called, but no wit.
nesses being present, I, was continued ill
10 ocluck.
The second case was that Of the three
colored mon, Alex. Booth, Lee Parker
and Robert Jones, the men who robbod
George Ward Of between seventy and
seventy.fve dollar-. lss, Saturday morn.
ing. on Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets. Henry T. Mar
tin and Robert Bi!ingsley made the
arrests. A fourth man was with ths
party but made good Lis escape. Geo.
Ward, the person robbed, was placed on
the stand and could not recognizes he
men, but described the money, and said
that while going 10 his hotel ON the evee,
when On Commercial avenue betwcon
Filth and Sixth streets, three colored men
brough. him to q halt, and demanded his
money, while the fourth man stood back
and said he would Gu. bis heart out If he
made any noise or resistance He ran
his band down into bis pants pocket aud
handed over the money. The men then
started up the lcvee on a run. sheriff
| irv'n ~"' 'mne iiately notified. and with
Officers BIllingsiy -od Martin. arrested
tho three mon named above MS tho guilt,
parties. Ward described them to To.
sheriff and hi, deputies, bu, when ,h.
men were brought into court be could no,
recognize any of them Judge Bros. die.
charged The parties At the close of BIZ,
testimony Sat-'' Attorney Pope p
peared Tor the people, and ID w. Mnnn
fnr the prisoners
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onsEHAL ITsMs Tho Silver Thorn
lost . eoiorod deck hand overheard, a.,
A'' vernon, Iod, named John Britain /;
"o' John Britain, Of Cairo, however, nor
saything like as good looking a darksy.
Capt. Hinsrs Hickory brought gu. 500
tons Tor the Ii q. Y.sgsr, and is tons for
Caledonia, and WI. drawing four feet
water.
The Quincy cleared with $50 and The
f"Ngei 9Os tons Tor the south.
Inc Zee, with tree bsrges, cleared for
Ne" Orleans Saturday. She had $500
tons aud her bsrges were drawing G feet.
Tue S'lver,horne brought about 40 tons
aud the +. z. Crazy sbow so ,ons Both
boats had good csrgoes to Psducsh.
The Capital Ci,y came GU, drawing 8
feet 4 inches, and although sho rubbed
hard several phases, did no, stick any
where long This shows that tho water
10 improving.
The Sic. GeDoviove brough, $50 bales
cotton for the east.
Pilot Jack Anderson returned rom S,
Louis on the Steamer Hickman, TO fad
MS Iiue daughter, a very Interesting and
promising child, dead. Ho was entirrl,
upprspsred for such terrible news, and
The shock must have been very great. lie
mas our heartfelt sympathy.
A person WHO crossed the river in
-sif Saturday reports having seen the
body of large msn h,ating past, and did
not secure it, thinking that it would BE-
caught by some fishermen, who were e1.
smining their lines some distance below.
nut is seems to have escaped their notice.
IS it was not secured The body sppssrsd
. oe that OF = white man, dressed in A..
.uit OF black cloth, and as il foa,ed partly
the siic, a white shirt from, was seen
w no va1 it7
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GEO. p. ROWELL A. 90

conduct an agency for the reception OF ad.
veftsements for American Newspspers-
the most complete establishment OF the kino
10 the world. Six thousand newspaper are
tept 2. guiarly o. file, open to Inspection nv
Wstomefs Every ADvERTIsEMRST 1. taken
Tue home price OF the paper, without any
nuonai charge or Commission. An mai.
,,uaaser, In dealing with the agency, Is saved
,enie snh correspondence, making me
thanu~s t iosteaf OF = dozen, a hundred or a
$500 tSVh OF eighty pages con
.sinlps nets OF best pap.rs, largest = rc M
uoDs Iehgious, agricultural, class. poliii II
sgshy anu country papers, and ali pnbiica'
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rersons al a dist ,nce wi-hiag 10 ma ID CO..
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slI mhi receive information by re urn mil
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BIRDS CoURr.-owen Neill wa, -,
rested BY con't,blo Glsdnoy for assault.
ing hober, Clark. The evidence wa, con.
n'e'ng and the case WAS dismissed.
--hollie Bridges, the woman WIN mad.
such noise when being conveyed to Che
e"l"eoo'" on a drsy Saturday evening va,
brought into courla,.e o'clock yesterd, =
morning duly sober. Mr.. Cbsrls, WI
son appeared and swore tina, Ms. MolI,a
distracted a i've dollar greentack rron,
his pocket while he was ssleep in h.,
house. The old lady confessed to taking
tho money and spending the whole
amount for whisksy. Judge Bird bound
her over in the sum Of $500 to AWAIT thu
action OF the grand jury.
"A. A. Hodge, plain drunk. he was
found BY Constable Glsdney near tho Gus.
tom house, Ia the gutter. Was assessed
'ns dollsr and costs, total Elk dollar, and
costs, which be paid.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-22

FALL STOCK OF Doors AND SuoRs.-
Mr., A. Black is now receiving his stock
OF TALL boots and shoes, which, from hi.
experience, promises to be the best ST.
ise'ea In the city. Always a careful and
''o'e purchaser, he gives tho public the
advantages lie has to purchase "a, the yer,
bottom price Tor he buys direct from the
nsnu'ae'orie', for cash. The stock is very
large and complete, and tho s,ylos of the
lAte'' and most approved cut. 2es.e.aa.,t
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MIS- HULTz hss just returned from ,b.
east with full stock of millinery good,
and ladies', misses and children's shoes
alec, large stock Of ladies hair swift, be-,
and gods belonging to tho millinery
trade, cuhs, hosiery. ETC. with q lare,
iot OF notions, which she will sell cheapr,
than any other place in Cairo. Store OF
the corner of Eleventh street and Wash
nston avenue, 265-9.22.,f
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JOE kosEKER ia now In full control of
'"e washington bakery, and having
Earned the wants OF the public, IL pre-.
pared tosupply on call all dsmAlds for
French leaf, Boston, Brown and Graham
bread, and everything else ordipsril,
found in hrst-clas bakery. No main.
t"ins full stock Of confeationeriss and
en- a. well as any other dealer In the
ny hIl al orders in that line.
C-kes baked, frosted or ornamented IN
mort notice Special attention given to
he orders of wedding or picnic psrtie,,
)1-ZI-G
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DELTA CRY BAND -Ths band. which
mas always come 10 hand, with ono Ga
eepson, and then put in an APPEARANCE
IN The following night will play a, III,
uptown stand tonight. Tho season l.
drawing 10 close, and we advise nj
lovers OF music to take q stroll to tn.
corner of Division stree, and Washiuy,o,
avenue There will be no disappointment
unless u rain should set in
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-22
OPPOSITION MASS MEETING.
RALLY, DEMOCRATS RALLY LIB.
ERALS RALLY, EVERYB by
OPPOSED TO RADICAL
RULE

On Monday evening, September 18Th
IN the courthouse IN Cairo, II n. Jonn
u oberly will reply to the late speech Of
Senator Logan. All persons who desir.
20 know the truth as contrsdistingu shed
frem Radical un,ruihs, as Illuminated by
Logan, should attend.
The opposition central COMMITTEES will
make ail1seeaful arrangements.
COMMITTEE
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WALLAcks' TnEArER.-On Thur,ds,
evening of tbi weeK the WaIlscks b.pi,
= season of three nights, opening IN n.
great European success entitled MAR,
lana or a Match tor King" Tn.
press of every city whore this compsn,
have appeared accord them the hiehes
praise. Our citizens should 40, mics thu.
a. 1t isa treat rarely offered. Seats ca,
be secured ut u. Hartman
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NEW MILLINERY Uoops.-Mrs. Swan
oer leaves the city on Monday morning
Tor Vi'i' to st Louis and Chicago, wher,
sne proposes to purchase large stock Of,
millinery goods. Mrs. Swander's wei,
known good tnste in he selection OF hats
oonneIs, etc, is q ucemeat Tor the
aaie' o. Cairo to u 40 purchasing thor
''' millinery unit! sbey have mn oppo,
tuhry to examine Mr.. Swanders sto,k
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-22

The member oil the coun,r o,
mm''tee' whose names have been pub.
ii'hed in The BULLETIN and Gazs,,s
VIII meet In the psriors Of the Cairo q !.
ze''e, on Wednesday evening, septembe
|Sd' Tor the purpose of olecline otfic.r.
ana organizing for the campaign.
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EACURSIbN TICK ETs

lLLINoIs CtsrsAL RR Co !,
offick 'AIR S~pG al, 1874 I
on Monday, September 2ls,, We wi,
sell excursion ,icken to Chicago and "a.
'u'n a. one and oneanh fare. good to
'e'ufn until Saturday, the 9th, inclusive
ana on Monday, October 9th, We will
's'' pun 'po'e tces. on sale, good "a
return until October llih, ipclu.ivo.
-r,-.- JANE ,IunSsnN, Ayrnt