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n,ssoIyTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.
o9.CENT STORE.


DECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE:
4 large lot of SCOTCH GlSGllAA pAtA-
SOILS;
80 wATERPRooF UIBRELLAs;
New WILLOW MARKET-BAShETS;
New FRENCH MARKET-BASKETS;
New sEAGRAss LUNCH-BAsKETs;
New STAND WORk-BASKETS;
200 WALNUT FRAMES at 99c. a pair;
us dozen GOBLETS at 99c. dozen;
4 large lot of WALNUT CLOCK-SHELVES;
so large CHRoMOs, in carved walnut frames, at
S1.9S.
rs WILLOW CLOTHES-IIAMPERS;
so ELMCLO THES-HAMPERS;
100 THREE SHELF PLANT-STANDS;
Another invoice of SOAP, selling thlrLy-six
large cakes for 99c.;
% large TOY DRUMS.
Catalogues mailed free to any address.
jy2 w. A. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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Ex-Governor GILBERT G. WALKER has
obliged US by sending us Il copy OF his ad-
dress on the 4th OF July to the Tammany So
cietv OF New York, in their famous hall.
We can say very justly that it is an effort
very creditable to him.
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2~GRACE-S TREE T ,PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH.-Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
C. IL. READ, D. D., and communion services ut II
A. NJ. Afternoon services omitted.
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m-FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street near Grace).- L. L
SMITH will preach at II A. NJ. and SIS p. N. All
are cordially invited to attend.
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n1s- sEyENTH.STREET CHRISTIAN
misunderstanding at IL A. NJ. and 81 L. III
by Rev.J. Il. TYLER.
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AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

The SEVENTH SESSION begins AUGUST 10,
1878. Instead OF one hundred and thlrty-sxo State
students, Us heretofore, two hundred wni nc re-
ccircd free of charge for tuition.
Board In nesses cost 81 4 month. 4 49,
Apply for appointments as state S.llden!s or ior
catalogue to c. l.. C.. MINOR, President.
10 0S-7t Blacksbrrg, Va.
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HOTELS.
TuESTER HOUSE,
~ CHESTER, w.
JOSEPH il. SSEAD, PROPRIETOR.

This House, located on the Richmond and I"t,fs-
burr railroad. thirteen miles from EiebmpI ana
nine from Petersburg. with its comfortable" COZ
tagcs, Lawn, and Spring OF fine Ihslyb"itc water
contribute towards making II II convenient anH a,>i-
rable clearinghouse. particularly for families
who contemplate leaving the cities during the NH
mer months. att.
The railroad authorities furnish DOlrGtTs at ms
house passes 10 and from either city At 81 per
month and 10 persons building on the - Chester
Tract" a free pass Tor ten years on each IWr1;ns'
house erected and occupied by family "i "Aitr
persons.
An opportunity Is thus afforded 10 merchants AMI
others in Tie cities 10 spend the mig his with the!r
families (at u remarkably healthy place. and return
10 the cities IN time Tor business. &c 20-2W
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r-BROAD-STREET METHODIST
Rev. s. A. STEEL will preach ut II a. NJ and SIS
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M FIRST PR e S 3 7 T L Z n
CHUR CH.-Rev. T. /. PRESTON, D. d., will preach
at II A. NJ. and =. NJ.
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me- FIRST B BAPTIST CHURCH
teorner Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-Rey. Z. W
| WARREN, D. d., will preach on SUNDAY at II A
NJ and SA =, NJ,
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Main and Sixth streets) .-Rcv. A. B. WOODEN. OF
the University OF Virginia, will preach on SUNDAY
at II A. NJ aud S:15 P. NJ.
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.
AssIGNEEs, NOTICES.


mo. 4555.l
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS,
TRICT OF VIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OBJ
JOHN T. HICKS, BANKRUPT, IN BANKRUPT
CY. BE
To THE CREDITORS OF ABOVE BANKRUPT:
This Is TO give YOU notice that have filed In said
court my final accounts assignee OF the estate or
the above bankrupt, and that on the 18th DAf VI,
Element Of my said accounts and for discharge
from all liability as assignee of said estate IN ac,
The Revised Statutes Of the United States: title,
bankruptcy. ~ L. l.. LEWIS,
iy 6-S2w I Assignee.
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h9 SIDNEY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. j. 3. JETER, D. D., viii preach on SUNDAY
at II A. NJ and Rev. j. A. LESLIE at Sis P. NJ.
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FURNITURE.

EoE S.ALE.-DesirinS to give myn
L attention 10 manufacturing. my large ~.
stock Of CHAMBER. PARLOR, and DINING Tr7
ROOM FURNITURE Is now for sale ~ manu.
facturcrs' prices. ~
over fifteen per cent. saved by pGrchasnE No"r
FITESlTfTRE al ARTHUR ROONEf'S.
WareroomS 1907 Main street
S-PtRIrR SUITS OF Go,.l!ue aud other flnS
JrnboIstery: rIlAMBER SUITS OF French Plate
Glass and Best Finish SiDEBOARDS, HAT
RACKS EXTENSloN-TADLES, AC.-all Of Tie
finest make and patterns. ,,.,,
such opportunity Is seldom offered TO get GOOD
Ei-VSrTERE jc29
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ap,gsIsTaL NOTICES.
-. TIE, GREAT SAVINGS

~ THE GR ti-f Sh5s -
INSTITUTION
LEVY BROTHERS.
coons MARKED DOWN TO THE LOWEST
PRICES
AND THEN AN EXTRA TEN PER CENT.
TAKEN OFF OF
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH YOU PURCHASE
I 900 LINEN SUITS for ladies at less thin they
cost TO manufacture, and then you get an extra
tcn cents off of every dollars worth you pur-
1000 yards of GRENADINES at S, 6s, and sL5c
anu YOU get an extra ten cents off on every co!-
lars worth Eou purchase;
Yurd-wide PACIFIC-MILLS CAMBRIA at Csc per
ward worth loc., and you get an extra ten cents
off on every dollars worth YOU purchase;
SILKS of all kinds down to bottom prices, and you
cet an c,tra ten cents of on every dollars worth
you purchase;
REMNANTS of DREss-GooDs, such as BLACK
GRENADINES, BOUEETTEs, ALrACAS, &c
at very low prices and You get an extra ten cents
OF on every dollars worth You purchase;
All kinds Of GOODS for boys ami mems wear at
the lowest prices. End you get an extra ten cents
OF on every dollars worth you purchase.
VIZ will not euume.atc any other articles at this
time, but Fill state that We have the
AND BEsT-AssORTED
I STOCK IN THIS CITY;
ord rpmarber that we take of al extra ter cents
m crcryaollar,s worth Of goods you purchase at
LEVY BROTHERS,
~ I lOl7 and 1919 Main street.
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMlN ARi,
STAUSTON. VA.

The largest tirst-cass institution for YOU Nc la
DIES in Virginia, with an able corps otIiwenty-hyc
teachers. Opens on the FIRST w EDYESDAn =
ncsday in June, 1879. 4 ,,.
For catalogues containing full particulars address
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN. Principal.
je 26-2m SRuntoh, va.
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EDUCATIONAL.
AND LEE
w UNIVERSITY,
LEXINGTON, VA.
GENERAL G. ". C. LEE, PRESIDENT.

A thorough course OF instruction in CLASSICAL
IiTERARY, and SCIENTIFIC STUDIES, witt
spccial courses in the professions Of CIVIL EN-
GINEERING and Of LAW.
DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND EQUITY.
Announcement for the seselOn Of 1882:
FACULTY:
CHARLES A. GRAVES, N. A., i. L., Professor OIL
Common aud Statute Law anu Equity Jurispru-
William PRESTON JOHNSTON, LII. D., Pro-
fcssor of History and Science OF Law;
J. RANDOLPH TUCKER, LII. D., Professor OF H.
terpatioual and Constitutional Law
Hon FRANCIS II. ANDERSON (Judge OF Court OF
Appeals Of Eirginial, Lecturer on Common Car
ricrs and Insurance.;
Hon. WILLIAM MCLAUGHLlN (Judge OF the
Circuit Court OF Virginia.. Lecturer on Practlce
and Pleading in Courts OF Law and Equity;
HUGH W. SHEFFEY, J.L. ID. tlate Judge or inc
Circuit Court of VIrginial, Lecturer on wills and
Probate Practice:
Hon. BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN. n. NJ, Lecturer On
Parliamentary Law and Procedure.
The instruction is by Textbooks and lectures 20.
cethcr with a Motto Court and Parliament. Theel
tire course may be completed IN one year
The next session will open SEPTEMBEt !94H.
and close June 25th. Total expenses, exclusive Of
clothing and books, need not exceed $40. BY
messing they may be reduced to $500 or S220.k
For full information by catalogue or clrcul:r ad-
dress d. Il. CAMfbE:L, oS;,
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MEETINGS.

ID IMMON LODGE, No. 6s, I. Q. B. B.
LII The members of tho above Lodge are sum-
moned to meet at Leyy's Hall, at 8 O'Clock on
SUNDAY MUREIN the 9TH instant, for the p,r-
Rev. A. HoFMANN. Members OF Benjamin and
Paradise Lodges and transient members are respect
fully invited TO Join us. $
II BY order OF the President. bg,.4,z.s:.z>z
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+ ID. GATEWOOD. 1908 EAST a
-. MAIN STREET.-rurni,urc Is no" AT ~
the lowest prices. Now Is the time 10 buy. Ny JET
stock being bought before The advance III prices,
parties buying from me get the ADVANTAGE theryoi.
| am selling goods rs low Is they can ~ haa TINS
designs for Par!or, Chamber aud DlnsnS Room. All
parties can be suited I'm quality and pricr Chairs
al 10 IL
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, dc.

CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, tIc.
SEASONABLE GOODS.
FEATHER FLY-BRUSHES,
WATER-COOLERS,
PEERLESS FLY-TRAPS,
REFRIGERATORS OF the best makes, and war
ranted to give satisfaction;
GOOCH'S ICE-CREAM FREEZERS the best that
are made:
MRS. KNOX'S IMPROVED FLUTlNG-MA-
CHIMES;
SELF-SEALING FRUIT-JARS;
with full line Of CHINA and GLASSWARE at
very low figures. Z. Is. TAfLoh,
my24 10ll Main street.
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JORDAN ROCkBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS, ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY. VA.

These delightful Springs arc eight miles from
Goshen Depot, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, from which point elegant coaches run r"su-
larly over good road through beautiful and pie
turcsuie country. The improvements are entirely
now, and embrace all the modern coDvencnccs for
the most comfortable accommodations. The prin-
BaIl-Roon &c. contains upwards of one hundred
chambers. all newly furnished with gas and electric
bells in each uhe only summer resort In Flrrlnla
which hasI. There are also superb cottage acrom-
modati0ns. POST aud teegraph-oiiccs In the houI.
Two daily mails from all points. In addition To The
known TO specially refer to- there Is the grounds
one of the strongest and best Chalybcate Sprngs n.
the sounrry. which Is direct and p0ccryut toHl".
For further particulars terms. &e.. address hy
letter JOSEPH y. NoODNhRD.
nv o4-eod2m Manager Al The Springs.
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DRY Gos,Ds.
ITEM PER CENT. DEDUCTEDl

DRY GOODS.
TEN PER CENT. DEDUCTED!
Notwithstanding the extraordinary prices at which
| goods are sold to-day,
BROWNE & ROWE,
in order to reduce their stock Of fresh and desirable
DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS,
have determined for short season to allow deduc-
| ton of TEN PER CENT. on
ALL CASH PURCHASES
exceeding 81. Don't fail TO call and embrace this
opportunity while it lasts, ut the CHEAP DRY
GOODS HOUSE Of
| je 29-eo0 323 Broad street.
NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS, NEW
~ house, have this day admitted Into ny
coB LfCHTE Fl; The business Win ss con
Quoted under the firm name OF L. LICHIENSI 81 .ba
4 SONS. beg leave TO thank my frienos Iof ,nI w
liberal patronage heretofore extended to me and
hope that the new concern may merit
OF the same. l.. LlCnIENs1EhS'
L. LICHTENSTEIN. & SONS have REMOVED TO
their large and cOmmodious storehouse corner on
and staa If neW and choice DRY
GOODS, CLoTHISG, BOOTS, SHOES; &C., at We, very
reduced prices. They will continue 10 import tnclr
choice brands Of SEINE-THREAD and. manufac-
tlrc HAUL and DRIFT-SEINES OF every cescrip-
ton. Call at the corner of Seventeenth ana crank
lin streets for bargains. Je 1o-om
GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS
VI AT D. & E. MITTELLDoREfIE;Rs,Ss., AUCTION
i2Hc. worth zoe. at 15c. worth 25c.; WHITE
CORDED PiQUES at 8 and Sac w9r, ri E and , loG:
TO be sold regardless of cost: GA FRENCH OR
CANDY at 25c. worth 50c.; DOTTED and
FIGURED SWISSES, from auction, very cheap:
VICTORIA LAWNS and all kinds OF. WHITE
GOODS at auction prices; BLEACHED COTTONS
from 5 to 1lc.-all the popular brands fine
BROWN COTTON. yard wide, at &c. worth l0c; !;
FANS-A large stock, bought at auction, to be sold
at twenty-five cents on the dollar; TLEMEN'S
SUMMER UNDERSHlRTS zoe. apiece; HOSlE-
RY, GLOVES, and NOTIONS at extremely low
prices: RED-CHECK MATING; at 1876. worth
Csc: WHITE MATING at lSc. worth SOC;
TABLE and FLOOR OlL-CLOTHS. all widths. in
which we offer great inducements. Don't buy your
goods before you give lis call.
ID. & L. MlTTELDORFER,
lie 22-tjyI7 J27 Broad street.
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Special NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
mr. THE GREAT SAVINGS INsTI-
TUITION OF BROAD STREET
is AT
THALHIsrER BROTHERS

THE RUSH STILL CONTINUES, AND THEY
ARE DAILY ADDING SEw4NDcHEAP
GOODS TO THEIR wELL-AssoRTED STOCK.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-27
GRANT AND BISMARCK OVER A
GLASS OF SCHNAPPS.

New York Special to the Cincinnati Commercial
A Berlin correspondent gives the details
Of Gen. Grants reception at Berlin. The
interview between Prince Bismarck and the
ex-President was very cordial. One of the
Princes first questions was about Gen.
Sheridan. "The General and l., said the
Prince, "werc fellow campaigners in France,
and we became great friends" Gen. Grant
said that he had letters from Sheridan re-
Gently, and he was quite well. SHERIDAN, "
said the Prince, "seems to be man of
great ability" "Yes," answered the Gen
eral; IL regard Sheridan as not only one of
the great soldiers of our war, but one of the
great soldiers of the world, as man who
is fit for the highest commands. No better
man ever lived than Sheridan"
Abiding to the attempt on the Emperor's
life, Bismarck then said: ut is so strange
so strange and so sad He is an old man,
one OF the kindest old gentlemen in the
world, and yet they must try and shoot him.
There never was more simple, more gener.
Gus, more--what shall ! say--more humane
character than the Emperor's." American
and German friendship was the pledge over
a glass of schnapps.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-27

THE Jonesboro Advertiser suggests that
Mr.. Oberly resign his Office of Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioner and let Judge
Bird, for whom the Advertiser says Mr..
Oberly laments, have it. Mr.. Oberly would
be glad to accommodate the Advertiser,
but he is anxious to have the Republicans
who are so faithfully served by Judge Bird
reward him. He occupies an office by vir-
tue of Democratic votes, and we assure the
Advertiser that if Judge Bird will fly over
into the Democratic party and use as much
influence and ability Tor its success rs he
does for the Republican party, we will give
him fat place and keep him in it till he
grows as heavy as Falstaf or David Davis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-27
THE DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN:

of Mr.. Comings. 1t is true he was MI
Comings friend in the Jonesboro conven,
ton of the Nationals; and, while laboripg
to nominate Mr.. Comings succeeded in d.
tanning the nomination for himself; but this
was an accident, and Mr.. Comings, being
a meek and patient man, will not complain.
To an outsider Mr. Houpts skillful manage
ment of the convention conveys the inl
preston that he is COMPOUNDED sly, butt is 4
well-known fact that all Nationals are low
ly of spirit and pure of mind, and hence til,
suspicion that Mr.. Houpt "closed the eye
of Mr.. Comings cannot be entertained. TIL
BULLETIN does not entertain this suspicion
but, if we should ever desire nomination
we hope we may not be represented by {
friend as devoted to us as Mr.. Houpt was t.
Mr. Comings. Such friendship is too arden
TO endure.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-27

SECRETARY SHERMAN, after the organiza-
ton of the Potter committee, wrote to the
chairman of it saying he was anxious to pro-
duce witnesses to prove bulldozing on the
Democrats of Louisiana. Mr.. Potter replied
that he would see about it; and Mr.. Morrison
wrote to Mr.. Sherman that all the evidence
he could get about intimidation in Louisiana
had been already taken. After this cores
pondence had been made public all the Re-
publican papers declared that the Democrats
were afraid Of sherman and intended to be
one.sided in their investigation of the Hayes
robbery. But few days ago, the sub-com-
mittee sitting at New Orleans notified the
Secretary that it was ready to send for all
the witnesses he was ready to examine.
After little delay his attorney notified the
committee that the Secretary would not call
witnesses to prove intimidation by the DEM
ocrats, but would pursue another line Of de-
Tense. The Secretary has lost his game of
bluff
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-27

If Mr.. Comings did want the nomina-
ton of the Nationals for the Legislature he
does not want it now. What is the saying
about sour grapesl But, to be serious, was
not the treatment of Mr.. Comings by his
Cairo National friends rather shabbyl In
short, didn't Mayor Winter and his lieu
tenants encourage Mr.. Comings to seek the
nomination for the Legislature and then be
tray himl Didn't they say; Run, Com
ings." and then wink and beat himl Win
ter is consummate politician, and we have
no doubt he concluded that Houpt would
be of more use to him. A betrayal of Com
ings was the consequence.
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NOW LET HER RIP"
Carbondale observcr-Radlcal.

w. j. Allen, Esq, received the nomina-
ton for Congress at Joncsboro last Tues.
day, by reclamation. This is right, il suits
the Democratic party and it suits the Re-
publican party. Judge Josh Allen is a true
representative Democrat; he is no ten.cent
thimble.rigger and will strike for bigger
game than French hair brushes and corset
laccs. Having lived moss covered Demo.
crat he will never play the sycophant and
toad, and shame his party by Offering res
oution to forever forbid rebels from being
paid any losses they can swear through,
real or imaginary, from the late rebellion.
II elected he will stand square to his party
and by his lifelong record. 1t is straight
fight on both sides--now let her rip. Three
cheers for Capt. Thomas!
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-27

and then take Metcaf aside and tell him in
confidence it was q shame-so it was--that
Houpt treated him so meanly; and then
take Walters aside and fall upon his neck
and weep in lamcntation because Houpt
stole from him the opportunity to shine in
the councils of the State; and then pluck
Roberts by the ribbon and tell that noble
patriot of the shameful treatment he has re-
ceived at the hands of the party he created
that actually sprang from his political loins.
And we shall expect to see all the leaders,
aroused to stf4fe by the buzzing complaints
of each other, finally engage in Kilkenny
cat fight, in which all of them will disap-
pear from the scenes that once knew them
but shall know them again no more forever
First, Comings will disappear talking as he
goes, the last part ofhim disappearing being
his tongue which will wag while the point
of it remains to give point to his express
sions of disgust. Then Roberts; then Win
tiers; then Walters; and at last Metcalf, who
will pass away like dissolving view, dying
out in kind of weird glory. Wealmost weep
while we contemplate the probable fate OF
these good friends of ours, but we do not,
because we desire all our tears for the polit-
ical grave of Capt. Thomas.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-27

The Republicans have discovered at Chi
cago whist will probably prove to be a false
report" 1t has been discovered, so it is
said, that in the last election Of congressman
in the Second District, the certified returns
in the office of the secretary Of state show
that the vote was Col. Geo r. Davis IA, 436
Hon. Carter II. Harrison, present incumbent
1891, giving Davis an actual majority of
As, the returns as made up at the time of the
election giving Harrison majority of GAP.
Col. Davis will probably enter into contest
with Mr.. Harrison, but recount will be-
yond all doubt show the certified returns to
be incorrect.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-27

THE fools who edit little papers at the
South continue to make themselves ridicu-
lous. A short time ago the Oxford Miss
Eagle, said that its editor would not, to
secure an advertisement after an attorney
had emphatically ordered it to be published
in another paper, make two or three appeals
for it. To this squib, which was aimed at
the editor of the Falcon, that foolish fellow
replied by saying, that if the editor Of the
Eagle insinuated that he, Sat any time, at
any place, or under any circumstances,
asked, requested or appealed TO any attor-
ney or attorneys, for any legal advertise
ment whatsoever, he is liar" BOUNDS !
this was too much for the editor of the
Eagle. He armed himself. lie found the
editor of the Falcon. He drew his pistol.
He said to the editor of the Falcon: "Cone
out into the street, and I'll settle this diff
Guilty." and saying this he drew pistol.
The editor of the Falcon was cool. "You
wouldn't shoot anybody" was the quiet re-
mark he made, and while doing so he also
drew pistol. Bang. Bang. Two shots
The Eagle mans bullet flew wide of the
mark, but the Falcon mans wounded 'the
editor across the way" in the arm. Several
other shots were fired. Both these fellows
should he kicked. They are evidently
fools. But this kind of conduct may be de-
mandcd by public sentiment at the South
If so, the South is as foolish as it ever was
before the war when it was the Paradise OF
DULLES who boosted and drank and shot and
stabbed and called themselves "the chlvalry
of the country, be Cad"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-27

THE evidence taken by the Potter sub
committee in session at New Orleans shows,
thatthe Republicans manufactured affidavin
in the custom house charging the Democrat,
with intimidation, and then, without read,
ing them to the colored witness, swore him to
their truth These witnesses now swear
that they knew nothing of the contents Of
their affidavits, and that as a matter Of fact
the contents were false. On the 23rd inst
james B. McArdle, prominent Republican,
was examined, and swore that the atfidavits
were manufactured in this way; that he
had witnessed the process; that the visiting
statesmen" with John Sherman at their
head. were frequently in the room while the
affidavits were being made out, and that
they in part superintended the making of the
same that the work" was done for them,
and from time to time referred to them for
approval
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-27

We do not desire to take any part in the
troubles of our National Greenback friends
of this city. They have before them
trouble-beset road to travel; and when men
like Messrs. Metcalf, Winters, Walters,
Comings, Houpt and Roberts attempt to
walk in it together, there is no need OF a
prophet to tell US there will he wranglings
and stormy discussions. Their walk and
conversation, after the first honicd i'm
pulses of their political honeymoon have
died away, will be as terrible as the walk
and conversation of old women who rock
themselves, crone over the past and rehearse
the injustice they are constantly receiving
at the hands Of those nearest and dearest to
them. For instance, we shall expect to sec
Comings get Winters into the Grccnback
chimney-corner, and holding him by the
button-holc pour into his ear the story of
the wrongs that have been heaped upon him