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As Thanksgiving day approaches, the trou-
bles of Turkey increase. She will lose many
feathers from her crown before December.
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Mems cuffs are not quite SO pronounced ir
size as they used to be. Handouts are, how
ever, unchanged.
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"K any one attempts to bury that babe be-
fore It Is dead inst spot him on the snoot."-
AEen. - - ~
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rn,rop1.I .rrFRrHouaur

EDITORIAL AFTERTHoUGHT.
Hays high.
Ohio is the only place where Hsyesing is
virtue. ....--s
The Pennsylvania Democrats are Per-shing
rapidly.
Brigham Young has son in Paris studying
Poll. Igma.
Broken "Banks''-The independent institu-
ton in Massachusetts.
The Rag Baby dies hard. The "horse is
assuming another color"
The forests of Pennsylvania CLEAN like dia-
mond clusters in the evening sunlight.
"My darling, Oh, my babyl Ye gracious
gods, the child still wiggles. Allen.
The rag child, poor thing, is all fatherless
and motherless and one thing and totherless.
Although not usually given to going to bed
with the chickens, the Democracy Of this city
sought their couches early last night, and more
than one pillow contained an aching head, to
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Newark gives $500 majority for the Repub-
licaus. Gas goes Newark so goes New Jer-
sey." Nv.
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WORKS ON ART, ARCHITECTURE AN
w DRAWING.

WORKS ON ART, ARCHITECTURE AND
w DRAWING. ~
WARREN CHOATE & co.'s.
Painters, sculptors, Architects and Engravers
and their Works. A Handbook. By Clara
eWii.'s EScscIopGdis Of Architecture, Hisscre
tcal, Theoretical and Practical, vo., sheep,
Crssy's EScycicpGdia OF Civil Engineering, His
torical, Theoretical and Practical. Three thou
sand engravings, l,752pIges, vo., sheep. New
History Of Architecture In ali countries from the
earliest time to the present day. By James Fer
gason, SSos sSo
quarto. Beautifully Illustrated. Half calf sl5. Cd
The Grammar Of Painting and Engraving. Trans
lated nom the French by Kate Newell Doggett.
Numerous ILLUSTRATIONS. U.s. 50
Painting and Music. By N. D'AnVers. Illus.
Iated 1900 a. 90
Architecture for General Students. By Caroline
Handbook OF Legendary and MythoioSicai Art.
By Clara Erskine Clement. With descriptive
Thoughts About Art. BY Philip 6. Iamerion a. %
Mrs. Jamieson's Works on Art: Price per vol q. 80
Chapman,s's American Drawing Book. Amsl.
Smiths American Text Books OF Art Education,
Herpes Studies. Ornamental Alphabets, Draw
All the above works IN stock, and supplied at
publishers prices. Books sent by mail postage
nee, on receipt Of price.
AGENTS in Washington for BEaun,s Autotypes-
those remarkable reproductions Of the Great Pic
= Cempiete stocf OF Drawing Materisis. .a
WARREN CHOATE CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATI0NERS,
se2s-tf vernon Row.l 81 Penn. avenue.
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The Rag-baby's obituary:
Blallen sore long time Il bore,
And wrigglee with much pain,
And then It suddenly keeled Ger
To never rise again.
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1t is generally hoped that the great revivals
in Philadelphia will, besides doing an immense
amount of good to the citizens, result in the
emancipation of William Welsh's Cuban
slaves.
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TNHE NEW BOOKS.-"MONEY AND THE
author OF principles OF Science, &c; interna.
tional scientific series; e. 50 Of Lon
tary American Legation at London; el.6O. Eight
Cousins, ;, by Louisa N. AIcoEt, author Of Little
BY Rev: z: T. Roe. author OF tsBsrrIers Buried
Away" A.75. .Daly Thoughts" BY Rev. De
Family in Town and country" by the author e 81
dream Children &C.; an antique and beauti-
hood a sequel to ..Elsie's Glrlheod;" si.5o.
"Netes on Paris, - by q. Tame; SIS
Medical Text Books and Treatises, Works on
Sanitary Science, Medical Periodicals, Pkilosophi
cal Apparatus. Anatomical Charts supplied at
short notice at manufacturer prices. Catalogues
with diagrams, descriptions snd prices on hand.
The attention of students Ii called to our New
Medical Note Book, most convenient and useful
article for students attending the courses Of lee
lures. WARREN CHOATE CO.,
Booksellers and Stationers,
vernon Row, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Tenth street. oci-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.
ENTY DOLLARS REWARD

Il = - =
Lost. on Thursday, 18th inst, LADY'S GOLD
WATCH. near Arlington or Fort Whlpple, marked
"A. Z. j., black chain attached. The above re-
ward win be paid on leaving 1t with a.. L.
ten street, GeoreetoWp. No oSestIons asked.
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LET Us TALK OF Nebraska, Iowa and
Newark. 1t is more consoling.
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Persons DESTROYS of having us publish poems
on the beautiful snow" will please bring
them to our room in person. We have q trap
door in the entrance with an elegant descent of
one hundred feet
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Why should the cable dispatches be 50 dry
when they come all the way through water?
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NEW LAW BOOKS.
Revised Statutes of United States.
United States Statutes, vol. IS, Forty-third Con-
gress.
Revised Statutes relating to the District OF Co.
lumbia post roads and treaties.
Revised Statutes of the District Of Columbia,
(separate.)
Rules Of Practice, Supreme Court, District of
Columbia.
MacArtbur's Reports, vol. 1, Supreme Court
d. G.
WaIlace's u. s. Supreme Court Reports vol. q
Best on Evidence, vol. !, Morgan's Notes.
Wells Every Man his Own Lawyer, Centennial
edition.)
Bumps Law and Practice Of Bankruptcy.
Eighth edition.
addison ON Contracts, vol. !, American edition.
By Morgan.
Law OF Literature, vol. 1. Morgan.
History Of ''TriRl by jury By William For
syth, NJ. A..
A large stock OF School Books, for use In the
public and PRIV ate schools In the city, for sale at
~" 'i1se W. II. & o. II. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Stationers.
sep20-tf as PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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MARRIED.
DIE D.

LITTLE-GRAHAM.-On wednesday morning.
October Is, 1875, By Rev. Robert W. Hack, JoHN
K: LITTLE and Miss II. MALISDA GRAHAM, both
Of Washington, ID. @. - -
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The Carlists talk about court martialing Gen.
eral Seballs for his failure to accomplish what
was expected of him. To be defeated is bad
enough, without being branded as traitor or
an incapable besides
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whose owner sleep refused 10 bring rest Al
ulness.-Rarrisburg Tslsgrapi.
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Broken "Banks"-The independent institu-
ton in Massachusetts.
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Brigham Young has son in Paris studying
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FRIDAY MoRNINe:::::::::::oC Is. 1876
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION IN
IL the times Of Calvin, 9Th Volume,
byD'Aubigne.
Daily Thoughts, by Talmadge
Turn Jest to Earnest. by Z. z. Roe.
Coulyng Castle, by Agnes Giberne,
Elsie's Womanhood, by Martha Farquharson.
Every Day Facts for Every Day Life.
Our Wasted Resources, by DR.. Hargreaves.
For sale by
WIN. BALLANTYNE,
oc4-tf Is Seventh street,
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"My darling, Oh, my babyi Ye gracious
gods, the child still wiggles. Allen.
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The rag child, poor thing, is all fatherless
and motherless and one thing and totherless.
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The Rag Baby dies hard. The "horse is
assuming another color"
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The Pennsylvania Democrats are Per-shing
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The forests of Pennsylvania CLEAN like dia-
mond clusters in the evening sunlight.
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French Table Luxuries, English Table LuIuries,
German Table Luxuries and Mediterranean Luxu-
ries OF every description; Sauces, Pickles. Jams,
Preserves, serdines, Pate de folS, GIas. Mustard,
Olives, on, Mushrooms. Truffees, Peas, Cheese,
Fruits. Nuts. &C.. Ac., &C.
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.OME MANUFACTURERS.

Drain snd Sewer Pipe. Fire Brick, Chimney
Tops, Windew Caps and 5ills, Bracket, Fire Clay
Mortar and Fire Sand AZ factory price,.
POTOMAC TERRA GOTTA COMPANY,
No, 4m New Jersey avenue, near Baltimore and
Ohio railroad depot. oc2-1m
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Ohio is the only place where Hsyesing is a
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Curtin, of Pennsylvania, was sent out to at
tack Carl Schurz in Ohio, but the first blow
the ex-senator made sent the old war Cover
nor to grass, since which time his whereabouts
have been little known.
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Western scientist has allowed himself to
be stung once day for three weeks by honey
bees, to ascertain the effect. He says that
after about the tenth time the pain and swell
ing were slight, the body seeming to become
inoculated with the poison. A bumble-bee's
sting the first time would have satisfied his
inuuisitiye mind
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SELF RELIANCE.

MIR. p. J. DOEAHUE,
WI Graduate in honors Of the University OF Lon
don, England, has resumed Instruction in Classics
Mathems tics. French and English. special prep
aratfon for Annapolis, West Point and the UNI
yersities. Highest references. Address, H07 Nine
teenth street northwest. sep21-1m"
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GROCERIES.

- q. OoRNWEGI & SONS.
g. G. CORNwELL q SONS,
g. q. CORNWELL a SONS,
g. q. CORNWELL d SONS. -
g. G.. CORNWELLG SONS,
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We have $4,000 men and women out ofwork
already.-N. Y. Exchange.
And yet Mr.. Tilden promised the working
men employment, with increased wages.
Wretched, indeed, is that poor man who de-
ponds on Democratic promises.
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Those deslrlng 70 purchase UHUICE FAMILY
GROCERIES At reasonable rates viii do well to
call on rs. Our stock Is always fresh. We have
very large retail family trade, and continually
turning over our stock.
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This Is the day the Turner'S have ,e-
lcctel for their grand picnic at Fort JET.
ier'on. That they have not been idle
during the past two weeks the admirable
arrangements at the grounds for tine ac.
commodation of those who will particl-
pate, viii TESTIFY. The grounds have
been bcaniiiied, seats erected. etc. which
give them a most inviting appearance.
That large crowd will be present
to-day TO participate in the festivities
there il not the least doubt. The Turner.
know how 10 get up genuine enjoyment,
and plea-urc-seckcrs are not low to take
advantage OF any amusement HEY may
offer
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LOOK HERE !
LOOK HERE!
isasc Balls or Every Description
Al
PHIL II. SAUP'S.
i-l-tf.
The old Reliable.

hereby Announce to the public that |
AM better prepared than everto ac.ommo-
date my patrons at tho Central Hotel, on
sixth street, between Commercial and
Washington avenues. have taken part
ner In the hotel business, Mrs. Appleman,
who has had considerable experience in
that line. aud win not fail to make guests
feel at home. The table will always be
supplied with the best the m'rket affords,
served up in the most palatablc manner.
Board and lodging per week, - so; single
meals, .5c, TO he had at all hours. have
also in connection with my hote', u first
class barbo' shop, and am prepared TO give
customers good shaw, haircut, shampoo
ing, etc VIII ron three chairs, and have
employed tonsori a artists who understand
their business. shaving, 10 cenis; sham
pooling, 90 cents and biir cutting. as cents,
Give me call PROY. +. GOEBEL.
1-s.lm.
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This society will hold their May picnic
to-day in the shady groves of Kentucky.
and We guarantee will be- one OF the most
pleasant entertainments of the season.
Examination ~ 'he Sicrr,.n. Aneri-
.ap 'sFbont.
The examination of The German Amer
lean school viii take place Monday.
May 3l,t from to- II IN the morning and
from 2 10 3 III the afternoon.
The pupils will b. examined in Read
Ing. Grammar. Writing, Arithmetic. &C.
ograplly. Natural History, Geometry and
Translation.
There will be- also an exhibition Of the
girls In their different needle work. and
some fine specimens Of Drawing by the
scholar.
Prof. Appel extends cordial invitation
20 the parents and friend. OF the school
10 be present.
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GPncrHl Items

New time on the CAT railroad this
morning.
le-liucmcr-thi, morning 10
o'clock-beer ALSO
The odd Fellow, of the city d,di.
Gated yesterday almost to Il man.
Again Blake, with music in hi, soul,
leads the movement for open-alr concerts.
AT the Methodist Church the pastor.
Rev. j. l.. Wallar, will conduct the usual
services.
1t is reported that n brakeman on the
{. q V. X. Il. was killed Yesterday be-
tween Carmi and Vienna.
The usual services at the Church of
the Rcdccmer this morning and even
ing, by Rector Gilbert.
Rev. w. w. Farris will preach at the
Presbyterian Church this morning and
evening, ut the usual hours,
The Delta Cornet Band has respond
ed to the request Of citizens and will give
lis first open-air concert next Tuesday
evening at the Market Square stand.
Everybody went to Mound City yes
terday, and nothing happened in Cairo.
II was as quiet ~ an empty church or q
full graveyard.
The directors of the Cairo 4 ST.
Louis railroad company will probably
meet IN this city on Wednesday next,
and make arrangements to go out.
--lluefncr will turtle soup the people
OF Cairo this morning at 10o'clock; and
have beer from Milwaukee, fresh AS
spring water, but thousand times
better.
Time will be changed ON the Cairo
and 81. Louis railroad. On Monday n
through passenger train will leave at
l0:I5 u. m. The time of the run iron,
Cairo to st. Louis will then be shortened
three hours.
Three of the fellows OF the tow-boai
"Bluc Lodge" got into fight ycs'er-
DAY with lot OF miggers at the corner Of
Tenth street and Ohio levce, and are now
@iiihg mp the river, sad men with black
eyes and battered heads.
The Turner's picnic to-day should
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be held IN remembrance, and everybody
who wishes 10 enjoy pleasant shades and
hours on the Kentucky shore should go.
The Three States" will leave the foot OF
Fourth street for the grounds, at 900 ain.
and 1870 and 3:00.p. inland return at 1900
Pas aud 700 p. IN.
Major Morrill, and Cashier Oakley, OF
the e.. Il V. X. r., were active all day
yesterday la cxertions TO accommodate the
people who went over their line TO Mound
City. The Major had a hard job on his
hands, but he acquitted himself excel
lcntly, and Oakley was all that could
be desired. lie always l..
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The BULLETIN Office was patriotic yes,
terday. II was INCARCERATION. prin
tiers, office boys and carriers-at The bu.i.
ncs- of dedication. We are therefore
compelled TO permit the report of the
dedicatory celebration TO crowd out most
other matter. Blu, We will never do q
any more.
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OH Rencn IiinNa

RI. Cuntiii has Just received from Eoch-
ester, New York, 800 bu.hei, choice large
peach blow potatoes. selected for seed and
foo family use. which he offer, for sale at
hi. grocery, north side OF Eighth street, be-
tween Commercial and Washington ave.
nnes. h-9I-Gt.
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Those who have not yet made out aud
delivered to me h.t or schedule of their
personal property. a. required by law.
are respectfully requested TO do so at the
earliest moment. Office No. - Ohio
Ieyec. CHAs. CUNNINGHAM.
j-2s-3i. Assessor.
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IN accOrdaHe with the requirement, Of
an order Of The board Of County Commis-
sioners, notice i, hereby given that ] will
redeem county orders and jury certill-
Gates Oh presentation. Interest will caese
Oh the 9TH day of June. 1915.
tHAs. CUNNINGHAM,
County Treasurer.
CAIRo, LII, May y, 1875. 5-2S-l0t
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CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
tbanEe Of Time.

on ard afIcr Hond.y May 3is'. a through
passenger train on this road viii leave from
the corner Of Commercial avenue ana Sec
ond street, (near the 81. Charles Hotel, at
ioij a. m stopping at the platform OF the
Freight House, tot Of Fourth street. 10
take on pIsscn ,cr-. ard where tickets Tor
St. Louis aad al ia,eraediatep 20 nt- caa be
obtained. IoHS FoGGITT,
. 30-diw. Agent
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one OF the prisoners in the calaboo,c
who had gone up for ten days. having
been drunk. di.orderly and pcnnile...
entertained Mccarthy with III" following
parody on Bale, well known song in
the Bohemian gin, which, hc said, he had
learned from q scrap Of the New York
Hcrah LETT in the cell by one Of the lit
erary ladies who had been confined there
few hours and let ont by Mayor Winter
because they had not haunted like the
gildcd butterfly:
When other drinks aud other smiles
Their tales next morn shall tell
10 anguish whose excess naugbt wil.s-
You know the pain SO well;
When blCOdshot eyes shall ware the flask
Al such an hour, YOU n soe
That one pure draugbt d. all YOU Hash
When you II remember me
When jim-i aIas or tie g0ut shall BLIGHT
The lie tnty now y0uprlzc
Aud ihake IL degImiei sight
beam In piols eyes,
There may, pcrhap. mil icV r!sh dream.
come recollection De
az drink that dow nom pursr streams
And you II remember me,
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FOR SALE.

At u bargain. and on good terms, Howe
Sewing Mschinc. May be seen at the Com.
pany'. office. corner Ninth street snd Com
meTcia..
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FOR SALE,

\ new two-horsc Gamble wagon.
For any of the above articles, apply a,
the BULLETIN office. T.. A. BURNETT.
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a silver plated No. o Wilson shuttle Sew.
in. Machine, hard tpiano) finish, valued at
ESQ. WIN be sold at GO discount. on good
terms, aud ordered dircc. from the factory.
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FOL, SALE,

\ 30 Remington Sewing Machine $50
Of Tor cash. suitable for tailor OF boot and
shoe manufacturer.
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DOwsl DoOU Do0s -
On and after June let, 1915, al doss run
ming at large, on whiah lAx has not bees
paid viii be disposed o. Oalf q the CITY
Clerks once and pay tax.
std. WV. n. wuIfAna.
City Nasshal
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A No.0 Wilson shuttle sewing Machine
valued az SO. VIII be sold ut sl5 discount
and ordered direc, irCin the tacio DRY.
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Letter List.

Last of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Post Office at Cairo. Illinois, Satur-
day May 20. 1875.
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LADIES LIST,
Anderson Martha. Crensllaw Bell,
Copeland Mr.. J. W. Easley Josephine.
Fraum Low, Goodman Jane,
iIensef Carrie. johnson Isabel,
Jackson Easter. jenkins Luella.
Jone. Fannie. Mabec Elmira,
Wei.on TIlda, Nelson Mrs Morgan.
Power, Amanda. l,cynold, Josephine,
Rose Mary, Wccmyer Hannah,
Wright Anna. Wells Esther.
CESS.
Blaming Clia,.. Bauer Leopold.
Banson Paul, Bentley WIN. s.
Cooper VI. Crews =. 4.
Draper T.. r. Dean John.
Dwycr VIM. Evans SIMON.
Ferguson Frank. Farrell .ja...
Ferguson Thos.. Gwar Anderson.
Garland Jas. Iiumphry b. !.
IIync. Stephen. Rating MARIN.
kaie Tho.., killey W.,
Litrcal Joseph, Lancaster j. T..
Lacey W. r.. Myers 4. D..
McKnite Geo. Marshall Howard. s
Miller Jacob, Niece jas,
Maynard NJ. McElhauy VI. H.,
| May sim, Nlllsthorn :. C..
Mooney fhos.. Olms,cd a Castle.
Reynolds |. G.. Ral.ton Jas.
Smith II. II. Sloan John,
Smith Martin. Thomas :. w.
Weber David. Werner &. T..
| Wilkinson +. j.. wilkins Tho.
Person. calling for the above letters
will please lay Advertised.
Gro. W. MokEAIG, y. VI.
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Potatoes.

One thousand bushels of choice Micnl-
gan peach blow potatoes, for sale mt
PARKER, AxLgy & WILp's.
5-27 ct.
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Rooms 10 rent In Wilcox's Block
Cheap. o-25-lw
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winters GALLERY.


open every day of the week.
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rainfall past ~ hours. "a inch
THOMAS JONES. sergt 5. s.. 4 g. \.
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FEARS.

In the freedom Of the slave aud his en-
reimbursement, the Responding patriot
sees danger TO the Republic, and pro-
claims that In these results Of the war
will be lost the blessings tor which the
government fought and soldiers sacri-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-13

INDICTED FOR MURDER. Wednes-
day last, the Grand Jury of Georgetown
County returned n true bill against c. C.
Bowen, Sheriff of Charleston County,
and Eli G. Grimes, for the murder of
Col. VIM. Parker White, at Georgetown,
in 1864. The State moved to continue
the case until the next regular term of
the court, or until special term to be
called for the purpose Of trying it, but
the motion was resisted by the council
for the accused, and after hearing arou-
ment Judge Shaw decided to Tx Tues
day, the 22d inst, for the trinl.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
CHARLESTON. June 11.-Judge Bryan
presiding. The petition of Peter Meliett,
of Sumter. for voluntary bankruptcy,
was referred to Registrar Scabrook. W.
NJ. Muckenfuss, ESQ, was appointed
assignee of William NJ Thomas, bank
rupt, in place of James Birnie deceased.
In the case Of r. L. David, bankrupt,
the action Of the creditors in accepting q
settlement mt the rate of thirty per cent.
was confirmed.
The Grand Jury of Charleston has
presented NJ. Mclaughlin, +. c. Miller
and II. N. Gregory, formerly County
Commissioners; Trial Justices AIishaw
and Grant, for official misconduct; and
VIM. G, Pinckney for using threats OF
intimidation agaist the Grand Jury.
Nows by way of st. Thomas reports O
terrible earthquake in New Grenada;
tho destruction was the greatest in the
valley of Cucuta. 1t is stated that 18, 600
lives were lost.
The main building of the agricultural
works at Lebanon, N H., was burned on
tho 11th, with valuable machinery and
stock; loss $33, 600