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FOR OYSTERS always, FRESH, FAT, AND INVITING,
Stewed, Steamed, Roasted, PaDned, Broiled, Fried,
and Raw, go to Leachs northeast corner Ninth and
Chesnut. Half peck steamed oysters, rs cents.
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/. ". HALLIwELL, Secretary.


xes- UNION LEAGUE HOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA, April 29, 1871.
In compliance with the desire OF the members OF
the Union League, the THIRD ART RECEPTION
will continue open MONDAY and TUESDAY EVEN
INGS, May1 and 2, and during the days OF the ba-
lance OF the week, from 10 A. NJ. until P. M.
Tickets issued will be good for any time during
the week. Members can be supplied on application
at the League House, until Mayo.
By order Of the Committee.
GEORGE H. BOXER,
42s7t Secretary.
nsy- THE NORTHERN HOME FOR FRIEND,
VS. LESS CHILDREN.-NUTICE-Th annual
MoMEs esiEs FOR o FRiENDIEss cHiLDREN WI be
the ONCE, No. 614 RACE Street. Philadelphia. The
election OF four trustees and six managers to serve
for four years and to MI vacancies, Will take place
O''"''H A MACGREGoR j. NuToHEsoN,
554t Secretary.
s,1zs CURTIN OIL COMPANY, OFFICE, No.
w. 2lsH WALNUT Street Room II.
PHILADELPHIA, May J. ISL.
The annual meeting OF stockholders OF this Com.
pany, and election for Directors for the ensuing
year, will be held at this office, on THURSDAY, May
i bist iHst' ~ L 'N' NJ. Kelly, Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2, 1871.
The new Banking House corner OF Vine and Ihivd
May s. w. GUMMERE,
nSg@ PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
Vs. COMFORT and Style in Gentlemen's Boots and
Shoes, at D,pr,,,rrs,
29Ou No. SO S. SIXTH Street. above Ohesnut.
DIVIDENDS, ETO.
Uay- FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL
PHILADELPHIA, May q 1871.
| The Board OF Directors have this day declared a
dividend OF FIVE PER CkNT., payable on demand,
6ast W. RUsHTON, JR., Cashier.
s6SS- COMMONWEALTH NATIONAL BANK.
| S~ PHILADELPHIA, May 2, 1911.
| The Directors have this day declared dividend
OF FIVE PER CENT, payable on demand, clear OF
626t Cashier.
sI9F@ NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
| Es5 PHILADELPHIA, May 2. 1871.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared a
Dividend offTHREE AND oNE-HALF PER CENT.
| clear of taxes, pay able on demand. ,,r,o
bs wfmat Cashier.
.SF- CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
A~1 PHILADELPHIA, May 2, 1871.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared a
| dividend of SIX PER CENP for the last six
''-'N' 80 III. p. SCHETKY,
b96t Cashier
n.y. THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
S~S OF PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2 1871.
The Directors have this day declared dividend OF
| S. q. PALMER,
b26t Cashier.
SSSs- NATIONAL BANK OF The NORTHERN
PHILADELPHIA, MAY g. 1871.
The Directors have declared dividend OF TIN
PER OKNT, clear OF tax, payable on MONDAY
Sth inst, at the new Banking House, corner o.
52st W. GUMMERE, Cashier.
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sale and retail at No. 22O Dock street, beo
Walnut
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Philadelphia, New York, Washington,
FISCAL AGENTS NORTHERN PACIFIC r. R.C(
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MR.. WILLIAM w. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. s
South Second street, has of the largest and most
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewery and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the werth OF their money.
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nSE3 PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
VS. COMFORT and Style in Gentlemen's Boots and
Shoes, at n,nr,r,,,,r,s,
2Otf No. SO S. SIXTH Street, above Chesnut.
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DIVIDENDS, ETO.

sCSS- COMMONWEALTH NATIONAL BANK.
S&7 PHILADELPHIA, May 9, 1871.
The Directors have this day declared dividend
OF FIVE PER CENT, payable on demand, clear of
tax. ID Z. 1OUNGt
30 Ct Cashier.
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Literary Notices.

We have received from the publishers,
Dee & Co., 14l Madison street, Chicago,
q copy Of The Western Catholic. The
Catholic is an eight page newspaper, issued
every Saturday, and is intended for the
use and benefit Of the Catholics Of the
country. 1t is gotten up in excellent
style, and is replete with general as we'll
as religious news. In addition to one copy
of the paper, fine lithograph portrai. Of
Pope Plus TX will be given 10 every sub
scriber. Address The Western Catholic,
Chicago Ills.
We are in receipt Of the At Revieo for
May and find tan exceedingly interesting
number. Its full Of news concerning art
artists and their works. The present mum.
Der contains two full-page steel-plate
etchings. The Art Reriep is one Of the
handsomest Of the monthlies, and if col
lected into a volume at the end of the
year, will form n compcad ium Of elegant
literature and engrav!ngs which will be a
pleasure to its pc:sessor. Address the Art
Rerie,c Chicago, Ills.
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HORACE GREELEY aud Henry Ward
Beecher have been invited 70 address
the Memphis Mechanical and Agricul-
tural Association. And they will draw
full houses. Ten years ago they would
have received the benefit Of rotten eggs
if they had attempted to address a
Memphian crowd. All of which proves
that the world movss--that freedom of
speech is becoming q fact Of universal
recognition. A southern audience can.
not be injured BY listening to the stter-
snces Of these champions Of slip-shod
Christianity and dete.tabls politics, and
BY listening they disarm their northsrn
enemies Of one Of the, most formidable
weapons they Iossess-ths charge that
southern audiences will permit no man
without insult or violence 70 speak in
their hearing sentiments they do not in
dorse ...
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SEIZURE, welcomed by Democrats in
st. Louis, is pill which the uncom-
promising Radicals doa't like to swal-
low, but they must take it down. The
Senator was not only welcomed by
Democrats, but received the welcome
with all the suayity of a remarkably
we'll pleased man. He seemed to like
it. The fact is, Democratic welcome
is always hearty, and he must be an in
corrigible Radical who docs not appre-
ciate such . welcome.
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a REVEREND OFFENDER.

Rev. S. n. Gaddis has again been in
dicted By the United States grand jury for
neglect Of duty while assessor of internal
revenue for the Second district of Ohio; for
receiving presents and brides and for Of
fering bribe to his assistant assessor to
induce him to allow Gaddis to commit
frauds in Washington Dispatch.
In the days when We knew Gaddis,
he was shining light of Radicalism; /;
church member, powerful in prayer,
and leading temperance reformer in
the Buckeye State. His special forte
was to pioneer temperance societies
through their early stages; in this
work he was generally assisted by zeal
Gus female reforners, chief among
whom were several old maids and
strong minded grass widows. Among
the women, brother Gaddis was looked
upon as little lower than an angel in
his way; and great has been his fall,
when we consider that he has been in
dicted for neglect to assess tax upon
certain distilled spirits and for omit
ting to cause the seizure Of thirty thou
SAID gallons Of spirits unlawfully
moved to place other than . bonded
warehouse, and that he receiveda Ave
thousand dollars bribe for the above Of
fense. The Rev. Gaddis was formerly
connected with the Peoples Church in
Cincinnati, and has lately been engaged
in the work of grace in Brooklyn
church, N. Y. Five thousand dollars
is some money, and we don't wonder
that the Gaddis uccumbsd, but we are
afraid it will take considerable wres-
Ting with the spirit and some mortif-
cation of the flesh before he will be el-
evated to his pristine glory in the esti-
nation Of his male and female admir-.
ers.
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CURRENT NEWS.

Nilsson will sing in Chicago on the
night of the l2th.
Johann Strauss the celebrated waltz
composer, is going to move away from
Vienna
1t is announced that the President has
accepted an invitation to attend the ami
versary meeting Of the Army Of the Poto-
mac, May 18th, in Boston. Gen. Meade
viii preside.
The steamship Australia, which leaves
New York in J,ine, has been selected to
convey q party Of American tourists
across the Atlsnt ic, on summer excursion
to Scotland, Swo len, Norway, and Den
mark.
Paul du Chaill whose African adven-
lures have given him = worldwide repu-
tation, is now intending visit to the
Arctic regions Of Europe for the purpose
Of making thor ough exploration OF that
fruitful field Of o bservation.
Arrangements are being made on an ex-
tensive scale for the laying Of the corner
stone Of Smithso n College at Logansport'
Ind, May 9th, uder the auspices OF the
Masonic fraterni ty. Railroad trains will be
run at reduced ates.
The report COZ mes from Rio Jsneiro that
Gottschalk's dea tn from .hemorrhage was
the result Of bio VS. received on the lungs
several nights b sfore, from sand bag In
hands ofa Bra lillian who had sworn to
murder the piar list on account OF DIM
Guilty about W oman. Tho fact that Gott
schalk was mur dered has heretofore been
! carefully conce, lied.
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SENATOR ScHURZ.
MS Publie Wslcsme In 81. Louis
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.

On Tuesday evening, in st. Louis, no
less than three thousand persons, Demo
erau and Republicans, gathered in the
vicinity of the Southern Hotel to do honor
to Senator Carl Schurz, who, BY the
straightforward course pursued by him
in matters Of great public interest, has won
the respect of liberal-minded men Of all
parties. Hon. Samuel T. Gloyer welcomed
Senator Schurz on the part Of the Demo
Gratis and Col. VIM. w. Grosvener in the
name Of the Republicans. At tho close
Of the remarks Of Col. Grosvener,
Senator Schurz addressed the meeting in .
speech OF some length, the conclusion OF
which we publish.
1t contains all that is important In the
speech, and as declaration Of political
principles from one Of the foremost Re
publican Senators of the United States, is
important and significant;
Let me state them TO you; In the first
place, have always been an snti.slavery
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ONLY DAILY PAPER In EGYPT,

people. II is a sad thing, indeed, IL inde-
pendencc Of spirit, fidelity to conscientious
conviction and frankness Of utterAnce are
so uncommon as to deserve honorable dis
tinction. But my experience In political
life teaches me that they are indeed NOT 90
common as they ought to be for tho good
Of the country.
We are now in period Of Transition;
old Institutions and habits have gone down
and we are 10 adjust our way Of thinking
and acting TO O new order Of things. New
problems are rising up before us, and what
we most need Just now is the development
OF healthy public opinion, bold enough
to rise above political tradition and o.
| narrow conception of party interest. ~
Ii every man were ready, to express
his true opinions without fear and favor,
presidents as we'll IA political organiza-
tions would be KEEP. from many sad
blunder and the true interests of the
country from many grievous injury. As
for myself am one Of those who cannot
and will noi call that good which is bad,
and ] hope 90 see their number grow from
day % day, and / am free TO tell you my
sentiments. Dear as is your approval TO my
heart, ye. would buy that approval just
as little as | would buy the favor Of the
u
tions. [Chee-s.1 Whether a man follow
| ing that course can be personally success
| ful do not know But whether he can
or not, for the great honor which you have
done me tonight, and which shsll never
remember without the highest spprecia-
ton, can thank you in no better way
than by recording here the solemn promise
that when | shall return 10 the people Of
Missouri the representative trust SO GER
erousiy bestowed upon me, shall at
least have honestly tried, as far as my abil-
ty went, to render myself worthy Of yoor
confidence and TO do some service to our
great common republic. [Prolong cheor-
ing.l
TIE vast assemblage then separated.
Senator Schurz held q levec in one of the
large parlors of the Southern, and received
the congratulations of numerous promi-
! nent citizens
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SENATOR ScHURz, in his late speech
at St. Louis, declared in favor Of uni
versal amnesty. "As / have worked for
the equal rights Of men, whether they
be vhiteo or black said he, $50 l stand
here for the equal rights Of men, be
they Democrats or Republicans. 1t is
time those political disabilities should
disappear which we're imposed upon q
certain class OF those who had been
connected with the rebellion" All Of
which is sound sense.
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THE RU-KLUX BILL.


A Washington dispatch informs US
that the Administration is taking steps
for the immediate enforcement OF the
Ku-Klux law, by giving instructions to
the United States Marshsls to employ
the proper number Of deputies and pro-
ceed to the scene Of the disturbances
and enter upon the details Of the en-
forcemcnt Of the act in North Carolina.
We shall lose much Of the confidence
We have in the intelligence and patriot
ism of the American people if this high
handed measure-this outrage upon
freedom Of person, the sacredness of
pror erty and the rights of the State,
does not bring its au,hors-the men
who are now nutting in motion il, ma
chinery of oppression-into public dis
grace, and thus rebuke them
in manner ,ha, will teach allmen who
may have an impulse to walk in their
footsteps that they mus. not venture
along a path so destructive Of the
hopes and expectations of all politi-
clans who expect to rise to power and
influence by the f,vor Of the public.
Gen. Sherman declared very recent.
lv in a speeeb At New Orleans that the
Ku.KL, ordor wos tho mv,b;c,l off.
spripp of the diseased brain Of unseru.
pulon. nolit;ciaps and altbouob the
General ha, little resnect for apv.
body's rights but his own and the high
privileges of the army. his opipion on
the .ubjec, Is entitled TO respect He
is undo ubtedly right in this assertion.
There is not an organized body Of
Southern white men known a. the Ku-
Klux Khan: and the cry about the
mythical order i. nothing but the shib-
boleth of tho politie.l p.rtisaus who
hone by its use to arouse the
peopl. az THE North into frenzy and
end in it an excuse for using the bayo-
nets of the regular army in their efforts
to retain possession of the flesh pots of
political power.
. In replying to this it will not do to
say that violence is rife at theOSouth.
No denial will be made in response to
this charge. Violence is rife through
out the land, and only a day or two ago
. prominent Republican citizen Of Hin
oi., on public street of the capital Of
the State, was struck down dead by the
hand Of an assassin. If the same incl
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pears regularly every morning with
fourteen columns Of undeivered
speeches of members of Congress. AS
nobody reads them and probably 10.
body would be benefited by reading
them, the discontinuance of their pub
lication would be benefit to the
revenue Of the country.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-05

WESTERN Texas wants to separate
from the eastern part Of the State and
set up for itselfas an Independent men,
Der Of the Union.
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CITY MARsHAL'sjAOTICs.

All owners OF Dogs are hereby notified that
from and afler the 18th OF May, lsTl, will kill
all unlicensed dog. found running loose inside
he corporate limits Of the city OF Cairo. | can
be found at the City Clerks ONCE daily during
office hours from the lst Of May until the 18Th u
May, is7l. ANDREw CAIN,
City Marshal.
Cairo, April 90, isTl. spr2sdtx
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FRIDAY.

MRS. BRICK PoNERoY wants to be
unmarried from her husband and has
employed Ben Butler to conduct the
ceremony.
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