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The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

Albert Fry, q little son Of Mr.. Alex.
Fry, had his heel badly crushed by train
on the Cairo and vincennes railroad, just
opposite the New York Store, last even.
inn
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Youn

\ bunch Of keys--2 post Office keys, ]
night latch and other keys. The owner
can have them by calling at the BuLLE.
TIS office and paying 20 cents for this
notice
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08
IsOOSG Here !

Csn .: the Excelsior ssi0ou, ON CONNER
cisl avenue, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, for Pilssusr Beer, Switzer cheese,
Holland Herring, 10.
o.s-St 0RORov LArTNER, Prop'r.
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FOR LEASE, Or SALE.

FOR LEASE, Or SALE.
"A number Of Lots on Levee, above
Twelfth street, outside fire limits. Also
a large number of other Lots in different
localities.
Lands, in tracts to suit, ne ar Cairo.
s-ls.u
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

Go and see the Broadway hat at o..
Haythorn Il Co.'S; price Sl.5O. Can't be
bought elsewhere for less than $3.50.
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Envelopes .


$1,000 envelopes. all grades and prices,
iust received at the BULLETIN Job Office.
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BOsts and AhOc~.

o. Haythorn & Co. have just received
Two hundred cases boots and shoes, which
they offer at wholesale and retail at pri.
ces that defy competition.
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For three days, lime at low prices, in
barrels, by Jno. B. Phillis 4 Sou.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

100 barrels Of lime. best quality. for sale
at low-down figures at Jno. B. Philiis Il
Sons.
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FOR SALE.

A No. 0 Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine
valued at S75 viii be sold at Sl5 discount
und ordered direct trf IN the factory.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ED People should remember that o.
Ilaythorn & Co. offer the largest, cheap.
est and best stock OF shoes in Cairo,
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pU- Fresh and cool Pilsener every day
at Charles Schoenmeyer's.
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FOR SALE.

At u bargain, and on good terms, Howe
Sewing Machine. May bs seen At the Com.
psny's Office, corner Ninth street snd Com.
mercisl.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

MI Pilsener Beer at George Lsttners
Saloon, on Comm srcial avenue, between
Fifth aud Sixth streets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

~X Rag stock envelopes at the BUL-
LxTIS Office, 50 25 per NJ.
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FOR SA' z

Colored and mounted Maps OF the city OF
Cairo at SO 50 each, (halt price,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

0Orwe still have more OF those SO 30
liats, which we sell at 81 so.
q. HAYTuoEv d Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

kr1r Special bargains in Bleachcd and
Brown Cottons this week, at .. Hay
thorn 4 Cos.
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FOR SALE.

A 900 Remington Sewing Machine $40
Oh for cash. Suitable for tailor or boot and
shoe manufacturer.
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Louis Herbert has PILsENER.
Cheap.

ED"XX Wood stock envelopes at the
BULLETIN Office. So 20 per NJ.
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Important 10 al In Need Of schools
hooks.

just received at lannon's Bookstore,
large and full supply Of School Books.
Blank Books, Pens, Ink, States, Pencils.
&c. In fact, everything used III Cairo
schools. Prices have been marked down
lower than ever before. You will save
money by buying at Haunon's old es
tablished bookstore. 9-5-3t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

BIG INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AT
COwPERTHWAIT 4 PHILLIPS.
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s6rI II will pay all close. cash buyers
to examine the new stock Of o. Hay
thorn 4 Co.
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Dist o feet

Lime ut lowest prices atJno. b. Phillis
Il Sons.
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THOMAS JONES, serYt. $. S. U. s. A.
wanted.

A cook-man preferred. Apply ut the
BULLETIN office.
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Tke 8ullftim.
RATES OF ADvER r1saNG.

: = o - - - % a
L1~All bills for advertising, are due and pay.
able ~ ADVANCE.
Transient advertising will he inserted at the
rate Of 81 90 per square for the first insertion
and 10 cents for each subsequent one. A liberal
discount will I've made on standing and display
advertisements.
Local notices, business or otherwise, will he
charged ten cents per line for the first and hve
cents for each additional Insertion, Counting
ave lines and up ward) u discount will bc made
after third insertion.
Church, Society, Festival and supper notices
will only be Inserted a. advertisements.
For inserting Funeral notice si W. Notice OF
meeting Of societies or secret orders 20 cents for
each insertion.
No advertisement will I've received at less than
80 cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

SNew goods opened every day at
o. Hawthorn & Co.'S
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

Go % Louis HerbeSt's for PIlISE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

Go to Charles Schoenmeycr's for fresl,
Pilsener Beer. S.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

bkH- Pilsener Beer fresh and cool. tho
finest beer ever drank. at Chas. SchOen-
meyers, corner Tenth street and WASH
ington avenue.
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FOR SALE

picturesque AnsricA"-4s NUN sers
bound IN 2 volumes, full gilt Morocco ;
price, 80.
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FOR SALE.

A Astyis "E," "Clough, Warren Il Co.'s"
psrlor Organ, right from the factory as De-.
treit. Lit price, $500. VIII DO sold fer
900.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08
FOR SALE.

A new two.horse Gamble wagon.
For any Of the above articles, apply st
the DpLLDfIN 0@ce. q. 4. BURNETT.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

Deputy Sheriff John Sheehan, who re-
turned to this city on Monday. after TAX
ing the insane man, Hoppy, to the South
ern Illinois insane asylum at
Anna, informs us that there
are now being treated at this
institution nine demented persons from
Alexander county, which he says is five
more than the county's share, according
to the regulations governing the place.
Ii, Pilsener Beer At George Lattner's
Saloon, on Commercial avenue, between
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

~West Brothers celebrated shoes
can be had only of .. Haythorn q Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

100 6.rreIs choice Lime to-day, aE
low down nxures, ~ ,. =.
PHIIUIS q ASlN ~.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

STORY TOLD BY An EX-CONVICT OF THE
FAMOUS SUCKER PRISON.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08

~O. Haythorn & Co. show 100
pieces new fall prints to-day,
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-08
Wood and COal.

DeIic,Ous-.PILSENER..at LOuis Her.
bcrl'a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28
TOBACCO PROSPECTS.

There j. no doubt that they are decided
y gloomy for the coming year. Probably
there never was heavier combination Of
disaster, food. frost and fy following each
other IN rapid succession. It is TOO late to
repair damages. and the planter must take
heart. DO the best lie can with what i lcft
hin, assured that be will get the 5est Of
prices next season for bis crop. In The
mean time. let him try to make as Bug
corn crop as possible. 50 that be will have
no money to pay out for provisions. Let
bin make all at home and make the pro.
ceeds u his tobacco srsg . sSts profit
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28
9HE SUPREME cDuRT

The Raleigh News says: Party passion
is cooling down. and the Supreme Court Of
the United States is once more awakening
70 the fact that II y that Supreme tribunal
from which an human frailty of judgment
y excluded, and where Justice SITS. snthron-
ed with bandaged eyes. seeing neither
friend or foe, bat hearing with impartial
ear. The decision about to be pronounced
in the Grant PARISH eases from Loaisiana,
involves the unconstitutionality Of the en-.
forcement acts. spsuies Of legislation
which, if undisturbed. would have absorb
ed everything like State rights and State
existence, aud thrown everything into the
hands u an absorbing central power. This
was the real intent Of these enactmen,s. for
the march Of Capitalization was uadisCuish-
ed year or two back, and the subsersence
Of the Supreme Court at that time made
that march an easy one. The Court has
halted, has reused 70 its dignity, has reas-
serted Us powers, has resumed its imparti-
atty, and henreforth the South may expect
justice, and Republican government look
for safety.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28
THE LATE COLD SyAp

The Richmond Wing says !: The uuvel.
come and untimely return Of wiutry weah.
er has. We fear. been disastrous TO early
vegetables and 70 the fruit crop. and there
i reason 70 sPprehend that Is Effects e1.
'cnd far and wide. The prospect for the
vegetable and fruit crops was more than
usually promising. The middIepof 4pr;l
had been safely reached. and the probabili.
ties seemed o Be in favor Of 40 escape from
killing frosts.
But man proposes and God disposss A
sudden and violent change Of ten,pers,ur.
act IN which has continued for days ~.
have bad frost, ice aud snow enough. !,
would seem to destroy al vitality 10 Young
aad tender vegetables and 10 The deyvIores
frpit buds. Such a visitation is nO,biDg
less than a calamity. On truck farmers
and fruitraisers il will entail heavy lo.se,
By all classes il will be felt as = great in.
oOnseniebcs. Il will be most agreeable
disappointment should il turn out tia. INV
considerable portion Of The fruit crop has
been spared. 10 the worst contingency !,
will be comfOr. 10 kaow that ne human
care or foresight could have ayailed- 10 guard
against tie misfortune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28
THE coNgENTloN.

The Charlotte Observer speaks advised
y, aud forcibly Of the importance Of the
Convention CAM aien--ths Radical Pros
grani'us 81: TIM o,ay danger of defeat II
our party 10 the forthcoming convention
contest is the lethargy Of the CONSERVATIVES
If tbs State. Even At THIS early day We
feel il our duty to urge upon them the i'm
portance Of this contest We must not be
too sangnine. We fee, assured that the
Radicals are going 70 make a desperate ef-
fort to elecs q majority Of the delegates. II
viii not 90 to say that they cannot do IL
AMI rest in such false security. 1t is ru-
mored that the administration proposes to
take an active part in this election. Aud
Why? Ii the Radicals could succeed 10
electing majority Of the delegates, there
is no estimating the injury they may be able
to do our party. not only the State, but the
national organization. Suppose they should
have majority Of only one in the consen-
tion. do you suppose they would pass re-
solution endorsing the present constitution
and adjourn. ssome of them say they will?
Not bit Of it. Allow them to have this
one majority. they will bethe first to re.
fuse TO be bound BY the restrictions impos.
ed BY the Legislature. because If these re-
strictioIs forbids the Convention to legis-
late. THIS Is just. what above all Others
they want to do Let them have this one
We say aud see il they do no,
redistrict this State TO suit themselves!
They will repeal allthe legislation Of the
Legislatures Of tue past two years which In
terferes in the least with the prospect Of
the success of their party. One thing they
would assuredly do. that Is change the time
Of holding the State election back to the
first Thursday in august. Then the whole
power Of the national Republican party and
all The influence and money Of the admins.
tration would be brought to bear on this
devoted State as in 1872, aud with the
prestige Of success in this convention mat. |
ter. i is their hope that the State could |
again be catried in 1876. and that tie nc |
al effect Of the victory would be as great
hen as in the Greeley campaign Of 1872.
bat il would be the turning point 10 the
sanipg fortunes Of their party. and restore
lope and confidence where there is now on.
j dependency and distrust.
These are sotfe Of the reasons why the
Conservatives should be awake. This
Farming is not based upon idle fears. but
here is really danger ahead. All We have
Fri;ten is whispered in the Radical camp.
Observe the trains NORTH or So hence and
'ou viii see Grants North Carolina bench.
zen shouldering their wallets and putting
Fl for Washington. TO come back loaded
ithcampaigu money.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

The Petersburg Daily News ibu. speak.
o. the 4th montb !: April Is remarkable
month in'Llstorieal events. az Iess, n mi.
country. The Of the reyolvtlon was
opened % the l9tlIef April 1875 the lirs,
gao hf'd y Fort Sumter vas April I9.h.
1851 aud :he last gun Cred II NJ civ;I
var sas On the 9,b q April 1865: Aud
n'E ,bs.'DOst destructive eold...nsr We have
ever EooHn, has Oospned April ls,bs 1915.
u would se we'll 70 strike April from The
80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28
BAcKwARp. TnRx RacEwAnn.

The Wilmington Journal SAYS. the AL.
Lsat OF the CeDlenBials Of American In.
dependence seems 70 have produced a com.
plete revolution 10 the habit. Of ,hought
speech asJ action Of thepeo2le a. this COM !.
try. Backward. furnbaekwsrd. IN. time
10 tliy fight.' j. the burden n The song md
The events and incidents Of hundred year.
aeo are usurping the cares and iroabIe. !, a
the trialsand tribnlatloDs 81 to-day E-e,,.
body isresd;ha upon American bis,orx
both Slate and National. and We live n
the midst ~ musy tbmessnd sn,iouatal
newspapers. rendered ar,no,t ilIegil,ie 4,
age and decay. seviicpal differences and
sectional sDimoiliss' aud strifcs have been
laid aside, end the memories a The united
struggles ofthe olden time sre the iuci,ovs
20 Chfisfs doctrine Of pence aud eLatity
and bFoiherly love u i ibe prayer ofsiI
good mon everyxbers. lhet Inc nation NAV
emerge ffom IL Hrst grand anniyer,sry viii
the public heart chssiened and ,ubdned
through thcsorsowb and misconceptions n
the paa into kindly feeling Of brolherIy
love that shall sweep 70 the winds tie last
yes'ige Of the scciional hatred that has -
terribly warped aud distorted slis air land
q ours. Let lie deae past bury IA own
dead, and LET . reunited people rejoice y.
gether over the grave where their differences
pave been buried. let us hope. forever.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

The Danyille Daily News says Of the
Crop Prospect Of Virginia: We are cratis.
ed to hear that the damage 10 ,he annie
crop BY The late cold weather. is not =
great = vas q 6rst thought. Willie III
the fruit which had BlOorned i updoob,sd.
" killed. We are told that many new bios.
sons have come out on the apple tees since
the cessation Of the cold snap, in ali or
which The fruit j. living.
The pears. peaches. apricots and cherries
are ~ efevtually destroyed. The straw.
berry vinestbOugh greatly injured and he
crop delayed will. With fa,orabI. season
put out again.
The tobacco plants. al accounts seem 10
agree have been % damaged Is q serious.
y affect 'he prospect for fall crop.
The forward wheat IN some IocaIi,ie. Va.
injured. but with . fss@atlo season from
Osw out sis though, 40 average yield NAV
BE anticipated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

The Petersburg Newsssys. the railroad
war shows 20 signs abatement. and r,,l
road men ssy that NEXT sumner will b,.tb.
worst for railroads that hos cyer been
taown. None Ofthe agents. say. the New
iorE Times q Saturday, pre,sed % adhere
70 even The latest low freight schedule.tb.,
has been promulgated. They are I'll o.
''hs market sud take shsiever they can net
'heir cole object being 10 take bushes.
away from everybody else. no matter .,
What sseri6so.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28
DESIGNATION or ViLLI1Ms

The Raleigh News says: Nothing since
the opening Of 6rant's administration ..
the same nature. viii convey half the plea
sure to the people Of the South as the with.
drawal ofthis ignorant incarnation Of ms
chief frou his seat III the Cabinet. Ii would
be safe 70 say that Grant himself has been
made 70 change his nature under tile dia.
boiical suggestions Of one With whom hatred
Of the South was vital principle. Wher-
ever the President has halted in his march
Of oppression. Williams was there 10 urge
him on. Wherever lie was 1t loss for pre-
texts or presidents Williams was there with
Just enoughof law to fipd the precedent.
and with more than enough Of malice to fur
nish the pretext. Most of the unlawful and
oppressive measures in connection With Lou.
lsianis. owe their inspiration to Williams.
Many Of the violent and unconstitutional
plans proposed for the enslasenieut IL Ar
Kansas are due to his suggestions. 10 fact.
within the last two years. there is little Of
injustice and Of oppression which bad not
their Greet origin in Williams.
lie reiires from bis bad eminence with
character for maligbity as great as that Of
hls predecessor. Holt. unrelieyed by the le-
gal learning which did give gloss Of res
pectability to the character of the latter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28


Cincinnati. April 81. The gommercial
o this morning publishes adsiees a. to the
condition Of the iruit and wheat crops from
sixty one towns ii Ohio and ihiry. one IL
Indian. IN Ohio the peach crop will be-
complete failure; apples are but slightly
injured. In regard 10 other fruit one town
reports good crop. twelve report half
crop. forty.eight no crop at all. As to
wheat twenty four towns report uniniurel.
twenty two half crap and twelve no crop.
In lndiana thirteen towns report the crop
uninjured. eight half crop and uihe 10 crcr.
AS fruit three report good crops. seven
q half crop and twenty. Que no crop. Adj
vices from tn towns in western Pennsysanis
indicate about half crop each in fruit aud
wheat. a dispatch from Detroit, Mich.
gan. states that reports fran all parts II
Michigan indicate that dronth ana cold
weather. have greatly injured the wheat
crop. killer of peaches very eeneralI and
seriously damaged small fruits. Apple.
promise good yield. Plentiful rains NAV
improve the wheat crop very materially.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28
CANDIDATES FOR covvENTf0N

Those who read the Sentinel will notice
in the Imaginary correspondence between
Blaeknall and Holt. the following 10 the
letter Of Saturday:
Some few Of Tho White trash in Orange
wanted Turner to Be- 4 candidate for the
Convention in that County. but Of course
our paper and the IIiIlsboro Recorder can t
see it 10 that light
Now the iIillsborc Recorder has scrupu-
lousy avoided any expression Of its prefe-
rences or otherwise on this subject except
with regard to the name Of the Hon. ". A.
Graham upon whom all are agreed. We
were aware Of the aspirations of number
Of gentlemen whose claims are so nearly ba
lanced that it would not be for US to recon-
cle them, and we thought it best to
leave that to the calm elaboration or The
body deprsed to select, We did indeed
indicate the qualifications that should GO
yern the select wisdom. learning. pru-
dence. If this array excludes Mr.. Turner,
the Recorder has nothing TO do with il.
That gentleman is universal candidate,
and it is presumed he finds himself quali6-
ed for Office. and therefore lot excluded BY
any definition of qualification the Recorder
might ask. l. is unjust to implicate the
Recorder 10 . hostility il has never express
ed.
As for the News. It has expressed no
opinion farther than the endorsement Of the
views of correspondent Of the Tobacco
Plant, suggesting the name Of Mr.. Patter-
son. whom. among other ct and good men |
10 the county j. deserving all that was said |
in bis favor.
The county Convention will settle these |
matters without the Interference Of any /
newspaper not in the interest Of Mr.. Tur-
ner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

The Jackson Tenn. lJs.p,,ch .sys on
shs nine young men who Jeff Jseksoua few
~ests ego 10 Try their fortunes 10 Tessssir
have returned. They report money scarce.
sni the State ovsrun with eDigrni..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

The following paragraph from the New
York Herald strikes rs .tolersbly cool Ii
Is unfortunate, that The Southern States are
too poor 70 give piaeh peeuniary help to the
enterprise, but We trust that by next year
they will make important contributions or
their productions. We cannot leave the
South out Of The Centennial without some
diseredit TO the policy the North has pursu-
ed since the war. The Laudmsrk saw. and
on the other hand We cannos understand
hos the Southern States can be represented
q the celebration Of the Declarations Of In.
dependence. while 50 many of them are
mere Polands 10 their condition..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

The Grangers viii notice that the State
Agricultural Journal has passed into the
bands Of Mr.. John d. wkitford of New
bern. and is still the Organ Of the Order.
Mr.. Whitford is a practical man. and Of We
~ great intelligence. full Of interest 10
North Carolina affairs. good writer. and
will do all he can to make the Journal
what it ought to be. the true friend aud ad.
vocate ofthe best interests Of the farmer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

Kentucky papers gives the most catering
accounts Of the wheat md fruit crops 10
that State. ~ some localities the wheat
has suffered from The hard winter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

Oscar Burton was killed 81 somerille.
Tenn !. April 2Oib. by man named Doyle
barton last iall bad terrible reocootre
"ls' thrss broshenDsned Rseyes. during
which tse q the Reeves we're killed .,S
' ! other wounded. Burton being .ho. nine
times. Barton's father was iorwsIIyOf,hf
county. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

The Secretary Of the Interior bias render.
cd decision giving the Missionary sOcie.
y q the Methodist Episcopal Church.
lands az the DAlles, Oregon, valued Al
1000, 900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

Dr.. eileen. Of califoruis. ha. jusfsold hi,
last years wheat crop for 100000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

Three huodred thousand immigrants saye
moFed into Texas siuee last October.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

The Montgomery Ala. Advertiser says,
Tie total number Of voters registered IL the
city is 2.I3l 0fthis number .IO2. are
whites, and sS9 cOiored. Majority Of
whites 253.