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from doing what tho facta would hayo juHttlod
him in dong. Ms CnnntnRhku, says there Was no
o1cuso for ths ncizurn uf llls un1aky. Aud that
nx-CoInmlsasoner Uouglasa was apprisol al thu
facts cnncnraing 1t, and s',tIn1aie,l that nonhy
would socure its res torktior. Cunningham nayR
money to secure what propnrly bolonge to him.
All the other whisky-rnon naned in tho fhler.
oc'nn article ~ having 0nployed Bnstaw, In
gliding Newcomb and Buchanan, den3 such
statement. I'eopIo l,ere arc indignant at tho
Inter- 0ceans attempt to nljy them with aacl,one
to aad tllo Whisky Hing and Habcock. 1t Ia ns.
Contained from 4 Tellable Hourcs that sccrstaty
I!ato,v dota not know ltocAst, 1T Cincinnati,
with whom tho fnfer-0cean chhrges ho RiwAy4
stay when in that city.
, 1875-12-27
CASUALTIES.

Ep1E, Pa, Doc. 20.-Frof. stspwtnshi, tho
Polish dancing -,ulater who shot himself In tho
for el,ead last huuday night, died yesterday
morning, having lain IN unconscious s&upor
mora than five days.
John HAne, brakeman, was killed by tho
carr some tiuio ]sat ught. At an early hour
thia r1urninK tho rsmAius wore found scattered
along the track Just caHt OF the depot for a dA-
t1uco OF no feet. lilo Was 10 terribly mAngled
aud torn to pleces as 70 bs unacceptable az
copt tor . portion Of tho face. Even the cloth.
log was rsdurad to ANAL blts. The remsins
were collected with shoyel and broom. Ills
brother was kIlIsd by tho carr como time ago tn
precisely tha s2me spos.
, 1875-12-27

N1w Yoax. Dec. 2a.-Azrived, the stsamshlp
4liforoiA FROM Glasgow.
AAruxRp, Dec. aa.-Ar1ivsd, the stsanss
6tt1es1snd, from New York
LONDON, Dec. 2a.-Tho steamships City Of
Richmond and Erisls, from Nav York. hare
elvad out.
QuA1&kToVN, Deo. 28.-Ths steamship In.
Ans, from phllsdelphia, has arrived.
, 1875-12-27

on ACCOUNT or otR coMrATRIoT THOMPSON.
LoSpos. Dec. 27-G a. MA telegram from
1srliu reports that !oadng Auo ricau rcsluensa
Of slzt city called q meeting for the purpose Of
protesting against shs stz!ctnros OF the German
press on A,auEHau e.laEsatek in tliolr couulsut4
on tno HreneE-4aFou plot.
, 1875-12-27
FIRES.

Al 1NGk3ukFlLLE, Ill.
8p4etut DlspatcA 10 FAs Ch,naoa Irfbune.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Dec. 2&-Oue OF lha most
devastating ttres tlst Ina o7or visited thtB city
occurred Saturday night ut o'clock. Tho fire
waH discovered In the Jacksonville atook. yasla
and salo.Atsblos, which occupied block corner
Of Bandy and North streets, belonging to ".
Howard Thompaon. Tho fire broke out In
stahle for mules. It waa tho work Of an iacen-
diary. 1t spread rapidly, aud soou sxtouded to
tho principal stable md tho stock.yarda. the lat
tez all iuclosed under roof. Tho Aozaos, mules,
AMI other stock were all rescued, but large
quantities Of hsy, oosn, aud oats wero burned.
Tho hooks and office etrccts Were al saved.
4 high wald prevailed aud g0nn the dwelling
hol,aa Of blss. Fay. OIL North street. WA unyel-
oped In flames aud totElly destroyed; Rlso .
second dwelling ou tho sans lot bolongng 10 tie
stule. A tauomaut houso for three families on
Sandy street, belonging 10 tlooTge ManseYs,
wont na1t, aud two other Rnalur dwolIingA on
III alley, belonging 10 QsoIyB Detherda!ua' hella.
Tho fa1nil!ea living in those dwellings, sayod moat
Of their offecss. Owing to Inismaiago aud
tbs bursting of loss. the Fire Department ma4
Ut little avail. Tho f|ro wsA wholly checked by
tatizona. The total louB will reach $50. 900
ut least. 1humpson WaA Insutod for 81, ,bUu iu
the North British Aul Merchauts, OF London;
VI, 0bu iu tho Commsroia! Union, Ut London and
$4,000 in the domo, Of Columbus, U. Mrs.
Fny'a house wka Insured for IL, 500 In tho Frank
lin, OF Philadelphia. There wAa no insurance on
tho other dwellings, There IL no Qusatlop bus
that the fro Haa the work OF III incsu1iaxy.
, 1875-12-27
OBITUARY.,

ohAHA. Neb., pec. 2a.-Ths Assoeiats Just!co
{ the Supreme Court Of Idaho, W. @. Whisaon,
I'D Ut this city laat uight OF paxslysis, agsd SO.
, wss On ruute 10 Doi1s City,
peScMxA1I. Dso+ 28.-ChArlea II. Rhodes, OF
ta city. for many ysars Auditor OF the W4atsru
4vialou Of tbs Adams E1pEeaa Company, diod
, 1875-12-27
Political Uomvaa slona in 1875.

Polaricat Uomveu siona in 1876.
Jan. 6-Now Hampshire Republican State Con
Yeltfop, Concord.
Jan. 6-re1As Democratic Bsata Convention
Galveston.
Jan. l@Texas Republican Htste Convention
Houston.
jan 13-NepublicAn National Committee,
Washington, to soleot tinus and place for holding
thu National Convention.
Fto. 2t--Iudlana lsepublh,an State Convention
indianapolis
1iurch 1o-IudisnA Democratic State Convpn.
ton, indianapolis.
.Idy G-Natiou4l Convention OF Prohibition.
lats. to nominate : PtesldsutlAl ticket, DO,
Cleveland.
May 17-NatIoua! Independents Convention, u
pomlnato Presidential tickot Indianapolis.
Nhlla waiting for cough 10 g - u nA,ns, you
often laying tls foundation for sons pulmonary 9:
once BY using that sure remedy Dr. D. JsyusH ExpAc.
kotant which will cure tbs most stubborn cough and
fallavs you ot Ill Anx!sly - 10 dangerous eonss
QuAncA1.
, 1875-12-27

ClacisNArl, Doc. Ala seysEe storm Of wind,
rain, and ngAtatog, visited tbs country north
and northwest Of this city this attarnoon. Near
.RushYillN Ind. fteiSht treiab Wsse. dssahsd hy
, 1875-12-27
Ex.President Thiars Consents to Stand
for Election to the French
Senate.
DcnnnciatIons By tho German Press OF
American Character and DJna.
mite,
Observations Relative to tho Present Un-
easiness Of Mount Vosuyiua.
The Sslsmograph, By which Earthquake Pre-.
n,onitiona Are Detected.

SPAIN.
pEBrRrcT1oS OF 4 1tnT4L PALACE.
MADRID. Dec. 2B.-,The Noyal pulace At T;ar:o-
Iona WIN almost entirely dcssroyod By fire s,-day.
H. HTlLl. LIVES.
DERr.sS, Dne. 2C.--A Madrid telegram gives
icnlal to tho report that Gan. E&bal!e, do Kodss
10 dead.
, 1875-12-27

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. a6.-The Comm eEcfA
Dark suspended FritlnY afser noon. 1t vRs 1
small concern. Liabilities about 1000. fully
secured. Tie praaldoat hopes to rouunus In ths
morning.
, 1875-12-27

an overturned tree On Tho track. At Hamilton,
o., tho Mlsmi kiser sweIled rapidly, flooding
cei1arn on tho west sils Of tho river. Al
CarshaRa. o., tho Hamilton County lnhrmary
NAg partly unropfel,
, 1875-12-27
1T THE POINT Of DEATH.

spe.tai ptst.,t:h to The CHICAGO IrfsRns,
Quincy, Ill, Doc. 2h-Ex-HcnR.or nchardaol
il much worso Tonight. It Is not expected tha II
he will live till morning.
, 1875-12-27

HCe6LA To ANNEX II.
LONDON, Dec. ga Berlin dispatch says tho
information laa boon received that tho disorders
In Northern Klokand will soon be made tho oo-
casion By Russia for the annexation Of tho ro-
mRindor Of tho country.
, 1875-12-27

auttftf Dur nth to 7he Chteooo T,!btEe.
DAYTON, o., Dec. e6.-:;aralI lIouacr, o scfr-
ant gl,l Living ut Tho Nov. ur. Winters, WAS
terribly burned by her clothes taking fro vhilo
RsaHdlnH near q a.oro last SATURDAY. night.
After suffering exc1ucia!iog pain, she llied las!
nlM
, 1875-12-27

stk11at Hfapdrh to Y.he Ehlca1o Trlbnnt.
11rooMtS01oS. ILL.,, Dec. 28.-1ho Willis aia-
tarn. Varisty actroascs, from Kankaxee, formerly
Of tho Chlc.go Adciphi, now mombers Of Cola
DerGef's tnnalres, fell through trap last night
At sct,t ,tooder's Opcra .Iioaae. receiving danger.
o';H Injuries. Ono Of them suffered injury to
hor spine.
, 1875-12-27

JinxsTowN, N. Y, Doc. 26-An express train
was thrown from tha track to-day near Bsla-
mAnoa BY spreading rails. Several persons
wsra aligiltly Injured.
, 1875-12-27

10 In hls house for savorA years. Bhe was
known To havo a violent notfpathy TO the physt-
cisn, yet in 1,e1 will all hor property waa bo-
q,,oathed 10 HIN, Willis tbs relattyca for whom
Bhc had shown great Affection noro cut Oh with
small allowances.
Bancroft thiuta thAt though tho French In.
sonted the wotd cnnu,, Of al1 nations tloy know
tho tcaat Ok II. Which remfnis us tint = oereaiu
history Of tho United Btates las nevor boot
translated into French.
Alexandra Dumas has rsi.ten twonty playa
and yet ho hAs not had moro than thrta suo-
cesoes. Still his popularity ts immonso. All Tho
neARpApera Of PARIS praise him, mud tho people
mover condemn him publicly.
Carpeaux. tho French sculptor recently de-
ccaatd, was foud Of d1sreputabio hocotY. Tic
Paris correspondent OF Tho Dostnu Pos! thinks
bo bccsmo much moro respectable by dying than
le could hopo to DO by living.
The New York Sun, with some mslovolcnce
astsrts tint Mr. Ucoehor wns not prosent at tho
New England dinnor bocauae he llad boot pri.
vate!y Informed that ho would not be welcome.
The story is not we'll supported.
Tbs Nsw York Nation is now warm advocate
Of Contenulal appropriation. II It uese =
secular noFsEapor, snstcad Of boing a religious
organ. tho chdren Ut Belal would ray that
somebody had "aaon" tho editoe.
Gon. George D. Mcclellan, w,o Is now living
in baltimore will probably 10 appointed to . po-
s!tton In tho soryico OF tie baltimore Ohio
Rallroad Company, with tho tito Of General
Superintendent or Gcueral Mauugor.
At last the English Government has doter-
nstaod to CONSIDER tho removal OF Temple Bar.
nrotect h,s n,tsn.inn ana ,t.o - s., W I. .,s .as
Widening Of rsst stroot M eas. i's md va.. ~ t1s @
rate.
,,,,,,
Ano 't'a's "p'co iavo taHen p'aeo at g1toro,
iof 'ho setec.lon OF sno University cro" next
seas' ate sa'a TO 20 not 10 sooa W several DO
kses .,', ~ tuoso VI ,ass seas: 1n'a wall DO ao-
eeptaolo no"s 70 tno American cIewB which Aro
10 compete In tho international races at Pla-
Tho failure of. 7. pearsa'1, of Front atroOt.
o ~ snu OF ,hs
w. wa' ~ n'''' , yes's s1o'o sezvoo or
r m thpt noT oo .ne
rntiI fov wae,s sro i. thauatt ~ @ ~ " % rst,ar b
unusual.
Mayor Brown, Of Columbia, Tom, PRESENTED
as,,s,s u .nn' 70 aS iflohu' .nu sne Ill.,
s'oetAs03 sooA net ne" pet VI pteahui"-'fP
10 1taiy No specimen OF this 1optio Ii oow nj
80. f' wv ~ ., ~ ..'n..1 o' sAo
naSe expects 10 exert fascinating aailncnce in
.,.-s, 49,, 49,, - ~. ~ "N'
Aeefnethy. tho gFoht physician, Haid that
elass Of ale bosoro bodtimo is a euro for slocp-
i.sv,os, An,tho- .r.,,,x,,. ..,. ,t.t h,,.:.,,.
!ess,'ebH. AooeheE sothoflsy hays tnat hoIalns
lac hands In wo&cr will bring alunlbnr to tho
syelids. Now arriyoe a writor in afoores Rurol
49, vax.a. ,.,,a .saann,,1, - ,'a..,..,. .,..a.,
1'eto- Iof&fT VINO recommends heartfelt prayor
not easily como. Thank rou.
Martin Faraular Tuppers new drama La sald
, 1875-12-27
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Aa Established Nsan sdy-..As HFowMss
Bfouc Tfuehss widely known ~ IN essahAsl>
ID rouaIy for Coughs, Celdl, Htonehest HoA6ssAAa4
, 1875-12-27

THE BC1:TASs rRoNfHEs.
I4oSuoH, Dec. 27.-A special fr1.n yieuna Aara
that Turkey has sont circular TO tho ro.ora
piedgln9 hersolf to tho execution OF tho re-
forms promised by tbe Sultan.
nC1cHNAy I. TroCRIE.
BERLIN. Dec. 2G-tlcrr Eonuur, correspondent
Of tic Schiestsehe Zei'ung, il Bosnia, haa boen
afiestcd. imprisoned, mud maittoated by Turkish
troops, aud = Berlin foreign officer IL asked 10
interfere.
, 1875-12-27
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. D. G., Dec. 27-1 =. m.-For
nnpessoo Ohio. tho Uppor Mississippi. aad
10 Lower Missouri Valleys, and tho Upper
lskes, raing barometer. cooler, northwest
wnds, and clear westhar. followed In tho lsAef
asctona by falling barometer and southee1ly
ands.
YnCiT, nNAHRyAT1nNu
, 1875-12-27

At AVON n. Y.
Avon, N. r., Deo 28.-Tha bntinoas portion
OF this town waa Destroyed By hs Saturday.
Loss. s80, ,ooot Insurance, e8a, ,0oa
, 1875-12-27

SPtt7a3 HTlNEtN u I7sf CNNdVo 7Ft6HHF.
INDIANAPOLIS, Doc. 26.-CAriathlaa Has moro
gonsrally observed yehserdny than II has boon
for three years past. Tho day Has beautiful,
and everybody was At tho hoight OF enjoyment.
Tho only serious incident OF the day was tho
shooting Of JxIlea Evans, q negro, by Ill utl-
known gang nf roughs. who assaulted party OF
negroes returning frua CHURCH yestesdAy morn
Ing. Evans II dangerously wounded. 4 hhoot-
tnE-natch At Fishers Station, ~ miles north OF
here yesterday, resulted IN the killing OF James
1ssdansio by ). D. Parsley. The murderer msdo
his
, 1875-12-27

3Vfeaal DNl4{tA O 1ht CHl6dao 1ff6WR<.
S1oUx C1Tr, H., Dec. GA shooting aiIray CO.
cusrcd about niles from Hnlthland. In ibis
county. THURSDAY night, In which an old man
Mamel Spencer 1sa shnt at a"ico by lis aon
William aid ouce by his brothcr-in-jaw J. l..
Otp, tho la.tsr's shot taking effect In the mock.
producing dGuKe1oas though not fAtAl wound.
htated IT, IL that LIS fat,or haa hcyorn time. ~.
cou1!Y bven discovered il ct,minal connection
with Lis own daughter. u sontE gtl represented
tu bo lnBon1I lntelfe.;t nts.l incapable Vi To-
nIi9inE tAc terr1be cruc uE which A1o was Tho
victl,n. Aftef tito thualiuX. Qua aud William
!ipeucor wunt 10 tho nearest magistrate and sur
rondcEeu themselves. TiIey ~eIe hell to III eWsr
1t tho 10 II tern, OF tho District Court.
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been reserved; holders, on the other hand,

been reserved; holders, on the other hand,
ask full prices for the present
Supplies have been rather larger than could
have been expected, but material falling of
may soon be looked for, at least this opinion
seems to be predominant.
The sales since our last report foot up to
a. $40 bags, rs detailed above; receipts have
averaged 10, $50 bags per diem and the stock
to-day is 240,0 900 bags.
We quote to-day 8 prices nominally IN the
absence of business as follows:
Finos 10S400 to 1Os600; superiors lOS2oO
to 1OS3OO. Good frsts 9S6C0 to 9sSOO; tirsts
$500 to $4,000 and regulars $500 to os9oo
per arrobe. -,
Total clearances since oath uit,. BIG, AL
bags, say: United Sta'es-New York 81, oOo,
Baltimore 60, 4S9, New OrIeaus %, 72S, Hamp-
ton Roads, f. O., 20, 500, Mobile +. O., $4,000,
Galveston 1000, Savannah 370O, Richmond
5000 (of which s4,343 since Sth inst )-22l, :
625 bags. Europe-North. (of which 80, 669
bags since sih inst,) 1852; South, (of which
5000 since Sth inst ) 2l,253. Elsewhere (of
which 1852 since Sth inst,) 590D. Total
BIG, 421 bags.
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By z. MI. & 3. J. MONTGOMERY.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELRY, ETC.
One of the largest stocks of Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry Sverware, etc, ever offered in this
CITY, to be sold without limit or reserve at Hart
corner St Charles and Common streets, at Auc-
ton.
DYR NJ. g. B. J. MONTGOMERY-R NJ. Mont
ID gomery, Auctioneer-Will be sold on WEDNES-
DAY, November "a, commencing at 1912 o'clock and
continued from day to day uutll the whole stock is
disposed Of
Consisting of va liable Solitaire and Cluster Dia-
mond Rings Earrings, Pins and Bracelets, Watches
of the most celebrated makers Howard and Barlet
stem wnders, Jergersen, Marble etc, Chronograph
and split quarter second Watches. Opera and Vest
Chains, L,dies Coral, P4arl Cameo Amathyst Sc s,
Banda Bracelets of every description, Studs Sleeve
Buttons Opera Glasses Revolvers. Guns, ETC., and
large lot of articles too numerous TO mention.
Also
ELEGANT Pleyel Upright Pianos.
P. S.-The whole Of the above goods are sold under
a guarantee.
Ierms-Cash. Ell I'm
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Carriages for Sale.

lust RECEIVED-A fine assortment of Top and
y No Top BUGGIES all of which will be sold at
BUGG les for Sl3O to Sl60 and up to 1915 NO TOP
800 to Sl6u-al fully guaranteed. Every job has
Patent Wheels and Hall Patent Axles. n. b am
determined to sell better job and for less money,
than any dealer in the South Ny motto is: Quick
sales and small profits. My stock must be disposed
of-say in 80 days-to make room for 400 jobs more.
also have Just received large invoice of JAPA-
NESE CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES and CRADLE
conibined-a most wonderful combination Please
call and examine. Price reduced.
L. 7. MADDUX,
p41m 35 Carondelet street.
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A youthful clergyman, who recently went
forth to enlighten tte ignorant, while dealing
with the parable of the Prodigal Son, was
anxions to show how dearly the parent loved
his child. Drawing himself together and put
ting on his most sober looks, he dilated on
the killing of the fatted calf The climax was
as follows " shouldn't wonder if the father
had kept that calf for years, awaiting the re-
turn of his son"
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The Baltimore Gazette concludes an article
upon the third term with this remark:
Well, there is no doubt that Grant has the
cards in his hands; that he can stock them If
he chooses, and all his recent utterances lead
to the belief he will so choose 10 that event.
backed as he will be by war cry, and
ecclesiastical cry, and all the power and
patronage of the Administration, his nomina-
tion-whether the Northern States oppose it
or nct-will follow, as matter of course-for
the rascaIs are the stronger party and Grant
ism is the very essence of rascality.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RAILROAD FOR SALE.

By virtue Of an execution issued ont of the Second
Judicial Circuit Court State of Florida wherein John
w. Black ct Ais, plaintiffs, and Pensacola and
Louisville Railroad is defendant have seized and
will expose for sae before the Con House door, in
the city of Pensacola, the FIRST MONDAY In
DECEMBER, next, the Railroad known as
THE PENSACOLA AND LOUISVILLE,
extending from Pensacola in northery direction to
a point in the State of Alabama known as Whiting
Junction distance of forty miles more or less
together with the Road Bed Rails, and other Super
structure, Franchises, Rolling Stock, etc. Also,
about SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND in
Escombia and Santa Rosa Counties The whole az
per schedule on file in my office
Terms of sale-Casb.
A. NJ. GREEN,
Sheriff
For further particulars refer to
f. A. PERRY.
P-n.acoa,
or to +. Z. SIMPSON JR.,
ITO Gravier street.
M SnTu&Th t2s New Orleans.
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BANKRUPTCY.

R. NJ B. j. MONTGOMERY. AUCTIONEERS.
The Stock of New York Wholesale House
AT AUCTION.
IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE and PUBLIC.
Over Sl73 900 worth of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Day GOODS,
At Auction.
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS
at the large and spacious store,
100 Canal, betw. Camp and ST. Charles streets,
Commencing on TUESDAY, November 3D. 1875
= large consignment of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Consisting of West of En- gand. French and German
broad and narrow oOen Cloths, Of all shades and
and Cassimers Fenback. Moscow and Esqumaux
Beavers Chinchelas Cloakiugs. etc. Also, Scotch,
French add German Poisly Cashmere, Queensland,
Ottoman, Lace, and other fashionable and desirable
Snawls.
DRESS GOODS in great variety, such as heavy
black and colored Silk Satns Irish and Lyons Pop
Iius all wool Merno Delaines Sateen Cloths, Serges,
elegant imported Plaids Alpacas Empress Cloths,
etc A very rich and rare assortment of Lyons Silk
Velvets Velveteens and fine Plush Suitlngs Prints,
beached and unbleached Cottons. from one 10 three
yards wide, a large line of English ard American
Blankets, Flannels ladies', gents and children $
Hosiery Gloves etc. Together with a very choice
and well selected stock of Velvet, Brussels, Axm,n-
ster Tapestry and Ingram Carpetngs Rugs etc,
from medium to finest imported Marseilles and Turk
ish Quilts and variety Of other goods too numerous
to mention =.
Sales to continue from day to dav until the entire
stock is disposed Of The whole to be sold without
reserve in lots to suit for cash Sales to commence
daily at 10 A. NJ, 2 P. NJ and IL P. NJ.
O24 MSEtf
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"What wood is best for winter use ?" asks
the Courier journal. Your neighbor's wood
is pretty good, if kept in dry place. Detroit
Free Press.
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NHLERS BILLIARD PARLOR.

NIILLERS BILLIARD PARLOR.
The undersigned beg to announce that they have
refitted and refurnished
THEIR BILLIARD PARLOR,
Corner of st. Charles and Common streets,
for the winter campaign, and have likewise added
Two New Brunswick and Bake Bevel Tables,
SO that they are enabled to offer to patrons OF the
game resort unsurpassed by any similar establish
ment in the country.
We are the Agents in New Orleans for the j. M.
Brunswick and Bake Company. and are prepared 10
supply Tables and other Billiard Goods from that
celebrated mandatory. ~
NIL MILLER BRO1dEltS-
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column IN
uhe BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
for fifty cents each.
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- RAND FAIR
will be given by
THE LADIES AID AND SEWING SOCIETY
OF New Orleans,
For the Benefit of the
TOURO ~ + r Nj A r. Y,
AT GRUNEWALD HALL,
On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,. Thursday
and Sa turday, the 9th, 9TH. Sth, 9th
and 11th December.
Admission twenty-five cents. n23 td11
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AUCTION SALES.
Rv Hoffman Marks s. Co.

LARGE AND SPECIAL SALE OF
chinaware Glassware, Toilet Sets, Tea Sets. China
Boxes and Figures, Mugs, Liquor Sets, Wax and
China Dolls and Toys.
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A srlendid invoice of assorted Notions.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO.-Alex. Levy,
Is Auctioneer-Salesroom 80 Magazine srreet-On
FRIDAY the 26th inst at 1890 O'CLOCK, will be sold,
the above selected stock, without any reserve
TarmsNAI sale n25 2t
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-24

Bowen. The witness sustained him
self we'll through the ordeal Of {; very
searching cross-cSamnation from Mr.
Corbin. Much additional testimony
was given by other witnesses strength
cniDg Grimes story and from hose that
were present at his confession TO Col.
White. II seems to he the general
impression that on this indictment the
News and Courier will be acquitted.
Tie pc1plc Of Orangeburg arc under
especial obligation to This paper rur
what it has done to uncar,h corrur-
ton in our county. Oar people wial!
Tic NcUs und CoUricr Il safe deliver
ancc and long continued prosperity.
We arc SIRE this war upon The press
will bring only discontinue upon the
We suppose our turn Will come
next. Barney Williamson thinks
that for us to say that lie was Ham
bcrt's chief clerk and that he was q
rnan Of sufficient experience and in
tclligcnce to know if things were con
Quoted badly in the Treasury office,
has damaged his reputation to the
tunc Of $4,000. We doubt not t!iat
this would he . healing salyc to his
reputation. At Court We Shall AL
see What VIC shall see.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-24

is one Of tremendous magnitude and
difficulty the worllmcn are few in
proportion and there is q certain ur-
gcncy in the premises to which much
OF seeming carclessncss and even
rccklessi,css may well be pardoned.
Said one one Of the most cultured,
conservative and rcvcred Judges that
eycradorned the New England bench
"rhcre will have to be good many
more libel suits before the end OF this
war upon corruption is reached
And he was right.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-24

animal was ordered to lie down, and
at first, or The application OF the rem
edy, raised Il most extraordinary roar
at the acute pain which it occasioncd.
The effect, however, was wonderful.
The eye WAS in manner restored,
and the animal could partially sec
The next day, when he was brought,
and heard the doctors voice, he lay
down Of himself, placed his enormous
head on one side, curled up his trunk,
drew i'll his breath just like q man
about 10 endure an operation, gave n
sigh Of relief when it was over, and
then, by trunk and gesture, evidently
wished to express his gratitude
What lesson TO us Of patience p
life Of Bishop wilson.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-24
A Patient Elephant.

"Icllmy my grandchildren" writes
the Bishop of Calcutta, "that an ele-
plant here had a disease in his eyes.
For three days he had been complete
ly blind. His owner, an engineer Of
liccr, asked my dear DR.. Webb if hc
could do anything TO relieve the poor
animal. The doctor said he would
try the nitrate Of silver, which was a
remedy commonly applied to similar
disease in the human eye. The large