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TO Consurnps,yes

The advertiser, retired physician, la,- \.
Ing providentisliy discovered, while Med -u
caiMissioDmy in Southern pia, a very ~ 80
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy snt = .
permanent cure OF Consumption, -isthms, - %
Bronchitis, Catsrri, aud sll throat and lung -
affections, also positive and radical spe- = ~
cite for Nervous Debility, Premature Ile-s J
cay, and all Nervous Complaints, feels 1t his, -
duty TO make II known to his suffering iei' %
lows. Actuated by this motive. he. YAl = a.
checrfully SEND dres of hafgey 10 al WHO. :.
desire 1t. the receipt for preparing, and ivf "a
directions for successfully using thIs prot ~
dentiaily desired rep,el!y sThose who ~ ~.
20 avail themseivcso OF Ito benefits Of tknLxnx3,
discovery without cost, eau dosq BY ret
mail, by addressing :. SsB " AHzz< y
On. CmaREssi' 4, " AHslsAI{ s.
81 Ni1gora Street.
g1-i.i.wst. HHfialo, Ny r~sf'ss
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Notice

NoIlt l. Is huvby given t. the stakeholder
" Of the Cairo City Perry company that the
annual meeting i"r the election Of seven direct
ur,. and consideration Of such other business ~
may come before 10, will he hcu on Monday
OF ia" company, corner sixth aud Icvec streets
m thi, city. Illp~ ". HALLIDAY,
SECRETARY.
Cairo, Illnoi-. April 10Th, 80
19-I-l1-'lh
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Mrs Ruubold j. now prepared to
bleach and remodel all kind. Of hat. in
tho latest style; also trim. Coarse
braid,, Doc. Residence Fifteenth street,
between Walnut and Cedar. i.lG-2N.
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Tor sale or Rent.

oottagc--iiyo rooms aud summer
kitchen, with ga and water; nearly OPP
po.itc tho Methodist church parsonage
at present occupied 10y Nr. ". T.. Nc-lcr.
Possession first Of May Apply 70 y.
". lIamliu. i.l3-}f.
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Attention, Merchants Of the SUR.
rounding lnmntrN.

! have \ fun stock and eau always a. or.
dcrs on Queens Sarc and Glassware ut ~.
Louis prices. The iollowingi, alist Of what
have on hand at present:
Lamp Chimneys, of all kinds, 10y the Bar.
rel, box or dozen.
Gl - Lamp. Of all sizes and kinds.
leo different styles and kind. Of R1r
Glasses.
Lamp Burners of all descriptions.
Lamp-wick, Beur mugs, Glass Refectnr.,
Goal oil Chandeliers, Cake stat ds, Glass
Fruit stands. an ! in fact every tting In the
Crotkery ard Glassware line.
viii guaran zee TO duplicate any bill
purchased IN - Louis and give equally
as good On assortment, a. my stock l. com.
f,lgff In nj ftIa Of
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Next sunday night. Mr. Alfred Conn
ing, will deliver a lecture before tho Lib
crl Religion. Association. anu will take
for hi. subject. tine True Aim 81 Iifr."
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Fresh Suppiy.

Mr.. l.. Fitzgerald has just received and
aas on sale ut hi. sales room large stock
u English ale. porter, IIennc-sy brandy
md wines, and liquors Of all kind. which
he Will dispose or at reasonable prices.
2~l-g-2i.I
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

h'ppS hetci Tor hoVhg Ven rom the
effect, OF Error and Abuses In early life. Man
hood rc-t0rc'l. lIupolnents b. Marriage rc-
moved. New method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, in sealed envelope Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, ilgN. Ninth street, Philndel-
phia, Ia IAN Institution having high reputa
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skull lGD-l-lj-dSwSIn
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\ New style.

II. Block. boot and shoemaker. on Eighth
street, between Washington md CONNER.
cial avenues. ha, Just received a new .tyle
OF lat. AMI Is nov prepared t" mTRc boot
tnat. for nchtness aud comfort, cannot bc
cXcollod. give him ci'l and examine
this new style OF last. G-i.1b-lm.
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snt,,t Charles.

Cool single rooms on the upper floor ut
.hc saint Charles can be had, with board,
u the very low rate Of $50 per month
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General Items.

-Bu-irr.s ON tho loycr and i'm other
p,rt- OF the CITY v,. onio, YESTERDAY.
Tho Iil,r,tyi,ali,i,ui.t vil oi,r
their smelling match -, ,l,ci. hail on po>t
Tuesday evening.
Coming, will deliver lee
turc before the Liberal Religion, ASCOT
alton on next sunday night.
summer silks ct thr very best quail
I n.y. prices ranging rom '' 10 ~ cents
~, ''"' may ID. ''''''' "' - nun ''
.r,, D.. A.. ,,.r.. ...,, ..,.. $50.
u,n word. to "a. .,.u.J ., fla, ill.,
,rl I,,li..,,. .,.,,,i.. ., ,r,,.l,,
.,.,.
md. ,, ,,.,,.....,.,., ...,.
'''''' W. ',''''o'' ''''''''l' '''o''I' ''''''
ny '"'Ir I''ii'''''' were 80 inc - 'h'rI''
""'l vi TWO '2",
D. ''"'-'' =" 90 nave ,"' most p'','''
''''', ".,'' ',''''' VI '''''i''''.,'' '", IL
w., ~ Wv '''S " '''''' '''''''''' '' "'''''-
'''' ~ ~ ,u. m
-, w VIII ''',''' ''''''' o'"' WHO -
","'''" ,'"-'' !" w tue Srt'"'' li'uo-
appear at the Athcncum. Tonight
Tho Gra., .,lcc,io, If dr.. GOOD -,
tia. very --latest, .t,lo anil all III. nc,, ,I,.
rice. .olI nj rrir.. which d..f. emmett.
ton. at j. Burger Il CO...
-foyr ,..L. fr,n u.,t w..,uc..l,,.
y.al ,,,i, nrir,, I'm. ,ir,o 49,, .a,or,,,,.,,.,.
l....-,i.. 49,. .I
-, '''''' '''
- '''''' '''''"'
Inc JACK anu '"I Tonne fant"mi-
'"''l' appear a' ih' Alhrnclth to-mor-
TO-" ny '''"NV tl'.H leave Tor ~ LOUIS
"h'r' the! VIII i'I 'n engagement oi
'''tr'i "',N''
oh4'c Du'I'n h'1 Si'N''r good quail
~ ~ cents 'ouD'e hutton Ma G'o'e-'
''l'''.' %"'!' 80 ',''.'' '''' anu sec
'''-'' 81 80 ',''-'' " w.
w ''''. '"''V''' ~ '''e l"'''7 u
wv '''o! ',,''' '",I'h 1T INC Tl''-
"'"'a "i Mr. NI'eNie H'I evening
was musical treat "i UNUSUAL excel
lt"'l'
Neck Ties "i Tue newest styles, hand
'"ne make ana the iln'-t assortment of
collars ana Guns 70 Ice iouni IN the city
are lot '''' ny d. burger " Goa al 9opn-
i'r I'c'S'
correspondents u u" Me'llp'l-
AFP<"'' III ms i'tt'r 10 that paper gives
VIZ! ''"'P''"'e"'h'! account o' tue
'''' q" - '.' '' ''''io" S'"s' i'''.o'u'
WHO" We l'"o'l'h III ms morning Issue
OF the BULLETIN.
-Ladic- and chillren'- white suit,
braided and embroidered linen suits of
all color, can he found IN tue city only
"' ~ burger " Cos 'h''li'h suits
Il "''' 90 ''l''7 u" 90 i'.'''''' "'"'' "'''
-
Inc '''' '''' ''S> oil l""u'.h Want
"''' Pl'l' ~ VI ""' '''l 10 Organic ''"p
"'.'' ''''' ''''' '',y 'i company WIN 'l'o''
VINO p'"p''e 'aN'HG part Ia me 'p'iIlll4
"'','" pc'N'e" our Pc"p'' an" inc Id'"-
''"'',>' u''' ''"'' " l.l''.'"l p','''
- ~, '"A
I'LL. H. C,ir, ,h;,lr.,',, n,r.ar.,,,,,
n,,,l.,,I,. Ia,,. n.i,o. NJ -,
,,,i,,,, az o.. ,,fai,. anal ,aI;.. .h.,Il
ho,nro mo no., ~ ,r,o' s,o,.l. T.. ,,n,o
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RIVER NEWS.
CAIRO INTERCHANGEABLE.

Corrected Daily Ivy II " Steans, commission
merchant, Sscrs~rv Of the -c'gfr6 BOARD of
Trade. -.....
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Two good residences on Twentieth street
near the Court House Also the court
House Iote', ut low rent. Inquire At II.
Meyer's Cigar store, JACOB kLrIN.
il0-lm,
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EGGS For HATOKil6G >

From the following varieties or rtrc. Bsts
- Ates Per Doxen. ys@5 '~ss
Coehiusi Brnwn ami " hitr Lsxhe sns; N 'sfi.ri.
and Silyer Grey Dorkings :
| warrant one-h hall of each dozen Eggs %
HAfcn. II they1lo not win replace 'heii II ~
send stamp for circular
Adirss, ISAAC LYNDE,
1l-3-ll- wet
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G0ODa month 10 agents, everywhere
yDZOOAddress ENCELsIoR MrG. TO Bu-
rhanan, Mich. 4-l5-wet.
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These periodicals constitute a wonderful
miscellany ofm1Gern thought, research and
criticism. The cream Of al European book,
worth reviewing l. found here, aud they
treat OF the leading events OF the world In
mastery artl"ies written by men who have
special knowlt dye o: the matter. treated
The American Publishers urge upon all in-
support Of tn Reprints which hey have so
long aud SO chcApy iurniShe feeirg sure
that no expenditure Tor literary matter Will
yield 80 ri II return ~ that required Tor a
subscription TO these the leading Pcrlodi-
csls OF Great britain.
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cry, Plated, Brl;tauia, Table ~ ~
spoons. ami Soup ladies Come and see
TOR yourselves. u. HARTMAN,
3-2'-tf Cor Sixth 4 Com. Az.
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THE MARKET

IfSa Oar friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually tor
sales from first hands in round lot,. In
filling orders and for broken lots It j. nee
e.>ary to charge an advance over these
figures. sg
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COM N ERclAl.
CAIRO, ILLo THURSDAY EvrSrNG,

CAIRO, LII, THURSDAY EvrNfNG.O
April ~, 1875
The weather changed to cold again on
Tuesday, aud mp TO thi, evening has been
anything but spring.hkc. High cold
winds have prevailed and fire, and over
coats come into good usc.
Business, like the weather. i dull and
unsatisfactory. Leading article. of couu-
try produce are stocking up, and the de-
mand Is falling of. Everything is quot
cd duh and depressed, excepting flour.
OF this staple, receipts fall short Of the
demand. aud dealer, find it difficult to fill
their orders. Corn and oats arc quiet
and prices unsettled Neil and bran are
dull aud declining.
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BLACKWOOD's
EDINBURG MAGAZINE,
Rr,rip.,f h,. tlo

NtpTIHTCu Dy Iho
LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING co.
Il Barclay Street, New York,
by arrangement with the Englith Publish
ers who receive Il liberal compensation.
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FLOUR.

There !, not much excitement in choice
grades. but the demand /. steady and
price, firm. Low and medium gradc-
are very scarce and in active demand.
The tendency i. upward all round. Sales
were 300 barrel, choice - p: 100 barrel.
- 5OGG 30: 300 barrel. - jo,aG so
100 barrels city > O1aG IS; 200 barrel.
- 2jlaG %: loO barrel, - 15,G -.
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| also have put u
trade Rockingham
| will sell at ~ per
prices.
Also lull line Of
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

Mr. FuIerton-Yes. A do not this moment remember
the nrst day Mr. Beecher after that publication
Do You recoect anything that occurred about the lOh or
18Th OF June afteri A. The 10th 18th Of Junei
@ Yes do you recolect sending him something to the
Church A. Do you mean little scrap Of paperl
O Yea Sir A. don't know that could tx that little s;rap
Of paper the 10Th 10th Of June The circumstance a. hey
lie in my memory, these The publication OF TINS
Little card Of the second Of Jhne 1873 excited "A great
deal Of comment Mr. Beecher told thai all his friends
pressing him to why in the world he had pubhed
card cxonerang me- saying that not the author OF
the scandals and giving good character before the "ofd
be said he had been pestered by his friends TO know the reason
and thar he like lamb in thicket the midst OF uose
criticisms and that the inquiries into the reasons Tor hA'
card had given him great perpexy think he told ne also at
there threat that time the part Of M West 70 s
inquiries into the case all Mr Beecher said 70
that the troubles which had grown mp consequence OF the
publication OF card great to throw him into
great depression He communicated that to me AID to MI
Gouon and dGeen. times during that month Of
June and morning when he was in particularly low slate
Mr Monlton informed me- sent him little scripture text
ayore his from which be used TO preach In the past
days wrote it scrap Of paper and sent up INTO a
pulpit" Grace mercy and peace, and signed ny n!Is 70
it.
He found Il in his pulpit when he went 10 preach He told me
few afterwards that there had been sunbeam that
brought hmmoe brightness than that lie said that my spirit
toward him lifted him up cast him down. and thanked ne for
very prousey But won't undertake z the exact day Of
that little paper Il did have any dae only was In mat
time Of depression when he cast down and M Mou
ton asked me 10 LIT him up.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
DsPARrCRE oF foRhgA NAILS
MFnNRsnAl. Frn B

WEOhESDAi. FKn B.
Nal. for E1rop. va Ous-nasn lTc hv the
lava close Ofc- o nagoh rArF hsn
ell a Ofoe u. - t,caaah a. "a,
RON CuaaFJ Docs. Jerty Ct.
Ma FOR Rurooe nT llarnu' ~ ffrsn'n
mi r tinft tlc Post
Oaos A. 4. 'fou Yr- loot Of ihaip-
u Hobosen
Mao o Isvsna C1hA the ffr ri frs fot
2p r. A sap.e .earat.rv Mul zoe 20 -O-ec 81 %.sO
o.. o. 3 D. u. .rlm p. t. .
n u.s Ior che .fa a-- fe 70 n
stea AID 4t 10 a n tr.r larn~r- store .r'o.fa
fEtYAt. fEH 3.
Mails sor Sisssr p BAHAMA ss a. rst o. uaio .sv'a-
1t, "a arssrna Ap- cr 10 ssru-
sbip A, a Z " from Per 30. 3D. Nort1 K yer
az 80
tAys6 .-
Mails or Great sni lesni hr tle o ans X h 'ess
Al l2M AKappem-rtav Ma w close. Do .tr 'he Al 2 D.
M steamshlp "a / 81 J !. u .s0u ff Nu De- f .-trf
F,r Fursue va AID breut4 1 tf arp osf.
rsis close Al $50 Sups D. ''s-i 20 iee I't
Gaee a. 0. ,ts.uahp .r.- il a" % i-iis
st HUOoken -
~ NJ Mt r sl at 4. s ef q lao b.
s.ssmtign Al 8 .. .. Hsr So IN Hlf
Mas iof Ney Hess. tlfs, '-s 81 90 o'tA--
shlp .s.s a. 3 o. ~. romP Per So 30 -ast vrr
NlNDAl. fEn. :
Al Aalseoss all soocA l4' s'i --' 'ofs Too -
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
TIE MOUTHS OF THE MISSISSIPPI
TIE INTEREST OF xEw-YoRK MERCHANTS.


We observe with pleasure that one Leading
New-YOrk journal THE TRIBUNE has The candOr TO con
cede the surpassng Importance O opening the mouth OF
the Mississippi. Moreover, it recognizes the superior
merits OF the ieity plan, and advises il adoption bv
Congress. We have often urged the business men OF
NeWYOrk 10 consider that, until they could secure snip
OF by way Of the Gulf they would never be
able TO hold taeir In competition with Baltimore or
Montreal. Shipments can he made ny the Gull, from
any point the Mississippi River when there IL water
enough Europe less cost than from the same pom
VIA Montreal Baltimore or New York But IN passing
from the Cuff Oy way Of the Guf stream 10 Europe,
cargoes would naturally come within short distance OF
York harb0r aud vessels could touch there Without
any aDprecable an renee in rates OF freiglt Then
New-Y0rk dealers buying inspected cargOes here 0Y
telegraph could either sell them IN Liverpool TO arrive,
and order them forward without unloading, or stop
them and unload At HewYOrk II the market favored
thatcOurse. There other way ~ whlcn New YORK
can avoid being deprived Of large part OF Its grain
trade by rival cities.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
sHIPPlNG NTsLLloEyCE
posr OF SEW YORK

POkT Or ahN ADlh
CtTArrD.
s,e.u.sip counsr.. g-t is,iT. "- p c'-.e 10 ,,,
ste.,-,ap G.--.-,. ,a-e .-.,.- +. =, !, ... p ....
s,.sasio yomas lbr, Oalid. Liverpool "a % a'0Tn WI
Ian. ''S %ro coaoo Norfolk C Paus chno0d os
oqssGB s.9 P,, sS,a 9;,i co. r,, aesc7 w. r,s
p,. ps, r,.., .g-i ko.I Ci,.ll-c.s .. 90. tIf.r.
a. Lsdy Mary ,6rI * 4o4a.. ~ b.. d. F. -f5 age
s, ssR, Go5,ss.- Aure, Nea.1.y,a ,a -esA bro.
Sea, sss,. 4as 9.,.. satS L1s Poa,s pre- ,a.g.
...,,. e p,o,h ,5s.1 kaao.sa Al.s,rs Jan S. .,a
mise AM pass ~ FGnsh. iAre Co. ,.. D., =, .
ss.nshp CIV snion sEl A,s'n i4'sTo' jan L. ''d
'Saao rt1 Of yea Graz Jessl A'4lA 'l y "h ndse
Aps s..o Sas chsS5oa Loosvooi Charleston y'
' S..aU 10 san Jas.S .l,r J.a 80 nd. .Dd
pass 70 % I've Ksoneiv GALVESTON Jia 25 Key West 2sh
,,a n1se and pAss 10 c. Il. NA-ion 90. ~s-. n
a,HAa of sydaey n s. VIZ D'A''' H''s A'Hs sept H.
' < r 1eea rhuop Gll,on W.T. sugar .Nd
AIsta s, E Allen of sn,ibuus n s MoHtsu4so 90 da
seGr Robert Byron tof B.rso T's D'eAA 10 d.'' -A
sugar, ~m ke ,, ,onrs
Roro, Peh 2-Arrvei John opss' from BlImo
WI Wa,."sP9 - ~ soe p.sesoaia aaI fya RewOrs1as
AT TYs ca Fso 9-Arroa steamships Prof Mof-s, hey
Wa; ssrIs@es s13 eaV5s0' CO 70 J,ea no
ssd sarIs Z. Hail. for L'srDOo sad Po,s1.
AA''sf' FOREIGN PORTS
orsro.s Feb res vonsrd ae ssanihlp PariAi1 w..sn
RON SvlerE J'h ~ ioi Liverpool red hrfr . oeoei MS
Of
jan % fr Liysr2oSi Aruvea hss a. oees "a. cvenuz
noViLLE. Feb The Allan Lus steamship hOfayas Graham,
from Portland ior Liverpool, arrived herr t0-~y.
DIsAsTERs.
Me-, Feb "A LonOn yesterday from ths
e,ots CspI
Morse port fun CAdd Jan for hoisaco b. the
Urselyis H. 40 Jsa q. TIE vesse sAksg ruadsr
go0e. mi
LoSDos Fe6 sAO saeoe.s red Liverpool JsA
% Uud pese seehc aud osed int
FBouib raragona SewOeans bsTcssas
Teen disabled thiughsm, IA sds'phis
Newcastle nsg sang snd believed sbs lost The
nora, Lr1 iOr hosSdo sreoAei al se- bel
NOTICE TO MARINERs.
WAsmSeros Feb 2.-Eoics gvcn bY Lighthouse Beard
that o aud opcBHg of 1870 hsbI vn DO
shown enT the he West
tae mouth ONO. The I'D
the The AgAt VII be aTe white Tbs hshs
should welhe he eet vessel feet above
the Lake sialale The hAss beacon, sas.s
en- plaAi lose pAgt h.sck The apper 2aSs uhiie
,fw Lassss SsV Aces sss SspsnA PaesJ
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
GOOD ENGLISH IF NOT GERMAN.

TO me Editor Of The Frt6une
SIR The happy thought" of &C. F. g."
under date OF Buffalo Jan. 1875, good far
IL goes. I move amepdment to the suggestion that
Arene Houssaye letters be printed In FrencnyE that
Iou also give your German correspondence in the
original There are probably three who read German TO
one who reads French or care TO- among your and
intelligent constituency should you veto the entire
bill we will content ourselves with good English.
EsseY York. Fob. ], ls7G P.Ia
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
TuToN PACIFIEs BEECHER.
Judge Neilson-Yes, Sir.

O. We will now pass TO 1873 Mr.. I1lton, the
month OF June do you ecoect interview Sunday night
At Mr. Moultons housef is interview that have
inst beep mentioning Sir Sunday night June ls, rS73
Mr. Beach-Upon that night you did not Mr. Beecher
beeyef A. Mr Moulton would permit US to see each
other and kept M Beecher mp and down He said
the Two men were not frame Of mind 70 meet each other
Mr. Pueon-What effect did his card Of Mr. Beeeher have
on himsefi A. On Mr. Beecherf
O Yes what frame Of mind was he after Its publication
Iage Ee,.ouI La stusg woraS did yoa see him sgalnf
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

dressed to member Of Plymouth Church Nearly fouI
years ago terminated my connection with that Chnrch ana
not member thereof Therefore, the document al
dressed 70 me in that capacity cannot receive To aYod any
seeming dconrey in returning 70 herewith retain IT, subject
TO yonr discretion With my best wishes for the prosperity OF
the Church. ] remain.
Yours truly, THEopoRE TLroN'
Marked Exhibt No. T6'1
@ Did anything else occur after the proposition Of this
resolution which you proposed shond be adoptedi A.
After sent that letter to Mr. Tallmadge was
in at Mr.. Moulton's house one morning-I think 1t
was the very cay after the letter had been delivered
not the day was very shortly afterwards and
Mr. Beecher came n and seeing he up to me and
caught my hand in both Of his and said Theodore God
inspired you to write that letter"
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
p1sSENGnRS ARRIHrn
At VA = EITfE|
Il " olIA l.

FROM UAvAEA-fa rs1u.lp Ciy cf ~ .-. F-h 80,
s,tas ) pr.0.Ir Ms B,I4 uo.t ST.. Aat .t.role al
aaog1ter Jane frr.. ,, r . q.
snd Mr. " h. GrG Mr laI sr- le e.t- b.. . a' go
A Rappsns. Art4uf s4ks .l0. ID 4Hff.rr h "'
IT, M = h4utrs rhlf 1ri 49, 49, .-r. ". 'i 'AiI ~
a. io.n,r r. Dawes p Bare ~ scl.t l.ua Do llsff-a
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
vyI.rrRa lIutvtr-

sun 7,...... o. TOD H'o s'.--s.- -
r.H
-., Ian. sfl gDrs saa1.... b ls F-ur.. IRT
rs.s De.
S.sdy Hoos.. $40 Gov lsiat. '-' ' see f'ff.. eiA
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-16

Some amusing points in Tilton's
GROSS. examination, last week. not re-
ported by telegraph. are given in the
New York papers. Whom asked who
Oliver johnson was, he answered that
he had been editor of the Ani-Slouerv
Standard and Independent, and con-
cluded by saying, land he is the man
whom put ia the Christian Union to
to help Mr.. Beeoher to carry his case
80 that the public eye could not see
it." Mr.. Eysrts protested against
this. Tilton said: "Mr. Evarts, If you
want to know who Mr.. johnson is, 1
can give you q written biography of
him, which he has prepared for me to
use, to be printed after his death. T"
This caused laugh in tho court room.
Again. in answer to b question whether
he vas acquainted With Mr.. Johnson
now. Tilton said that he Was not-that
he would not recognize him in the
street. Mr.. Evarts said: "But you
would know his person" and Tiiton
answered, "That is all I would care to
know" Mr.. Evarts asked Tilton if
Mr.. Bseoher did not then say, "Theo.
dore, this is all dream" Tilton an.
swered: "He said, II am as ono in q
dream. 1 am in Dante's Inferno. "
Mr: Evarts said: "Are you sure he
said Dante's Inferno?" Tilton re-
piled. II am not sure-I am certain. 4"
Mr.. Evarts said, "I don's know the
distinction" Tilton said, EXCUSE
me. Mr.. Evarts; I do not wish to be
oaptious. 1 am certain the sun rose
this morning-I am cure it will rise to-
morrow morning."
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A San Francisco newspaper gives
the following eooouut OF an invention
on which q young mechanic OF that
oity has applied for q patent. The
idea Is to turn electricity to the pur-
poae. OF motor for railway trains !:
The principle 10 the construction of
driving wheels Of enormous Slectfo
magnates. which diverga from the CEN
tre in the came form as the spokes OF
an ordinary wheel. the poles ioi each
magnet terminating with the outer
circumference. The electric circuit is
complete ss the magnet impinges upon
the steel rails of the track. Az the
poles Of each magnet forming the
driving-%heel approach the track, an
enormous magnetic attraction is ex-
erted. and as they pass the centre, or
perpendicular point OF the maguet
upon the track, the current is cut off
from eaoh particular magnet and the
attraction abated. By the multiplica
ton Of driving wheels OF this descrip-
ton. the inventor expects to acquire
any degree OF power requisite, and
accomplish any rate of speed at which
railroad car is capable of travelling,
with no possible danger of the loco
motives leaving the track. In place
OF the cumbersome steam boiler and
tender loaded with coal, the locomo.
tive will carry magnetic battery OF
immense power"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-16

MONEY SAVED, MONEY MADR.-It is
no longer necessary to pay two aud
three profits. Messrs. Furchgott,
Benedict & Co. beg to draw attention
to their immense closing out sale of
S50O,00 worth of dry goods, carpets,
furs, etc., which takes place annually
between January 1st and February
18th. prior to purchasing their spring
stock, ut 275 King street, Charleston,
8. G., 81 White Hall street, Atlanta,
Georgia, Bay street. Jacksonville.
Florida. Samples sent on applica-
ton. Remit per express or post Office
order, or goods will be sent @. o. D..
All retail orders over $40 will he sent
from the Charleston brnoch free of
charge. Fl2t
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GLASS.

DROF. VIM. q. EVANS win organize a
THEoRY OF MUSIC, At "6horai Union" on"
Hall, over r. O. .Shiver's s.ore, THIS
(Tuesday) EVENING, At " O'Clock. All
persons interested are invited to attend,
IcrmB moderate.
G.. Iredell. Major e. W. 5eibels and q. e.
Tappan, Esq. Feb16I
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-16

One prominent man has shaken the
mud of Louisiana politics of his feet
in disgust, and gone in search of fresh
fields and pastures new. It is General
Longstreet, whilom Confederate com
mander, and since Republican politi.
clan in the distracted State. He has
bought farm near Gainesville, Ga
and there proposes to spend in peace
and quiet the remainder OF his days,
forgetting in country life the me-
mories of the battle. field and the eau.
cus.-BaAimore American.