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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-29


Syeoak same time last wear corrections
au6oCl oO,ocA
To-day's exports actually embraced 74S7
bales to Liverpool, embracing 1926 per steam
shin 81. Louis and 1862 per ship Baden, but
from the latter we deduct 30Sl cleared per
Waterloo, returned in distress and discharged,
and now reshipped by the Baden without
having been deducted in the interim from the
exports.
receipts proper since last evening 302 bales,
against 1892 on last Friday, and 1864 last
year.
For comparative totals for the week and the
year, and for weeks exports and receipts al
all ports, see above report -,
We copy the following reports from the
bulletin board Of the Cotton Exchange:
SAVANNAH CorroN EXCHANGE,
Savannah, May "a, 1875. {
To the Officers and Members Of the Savannah
Cotton Exchange:
Cendemen-We beg leave to hand report
for May, made up from dates betw cen 18Th
and seth inst. The % counties in charge Of
the Augusta Cotton Exchange do not form
.saay part Of the report. Very respectfully,
COMMITTEE.
GeorSi1-100 replies from Sc counties:
I. What is the area of land planted in cot.
Tton in your section as compared with last
years State increase or decrease? 81 report
ssRme acreage, "a report increase, 10 report
decrease.
2. What has been the character of the
weather, and has it been more or less favora-
bile for planting this than last year? report
same as last year; SO report more favorable;
s59 report less favorable; all report cold and
rainy weather until May.
s. How are the stands of cotton in your Sec
ton? SO report good; report bad In the
northern section the plant is just coming up.
In lower sections much of the early planting
had to be replanted. Late planting good.
4. How much earlier or later is the cotton
crop this than last year? In northern and
southern portions of the State is about two
weeks later. Middle sections about the same {
last year.
5. How is labor in number and efficiency
10 report better and more efficient; "a report
as good; report less efficient
G Has the use of fertilizers increased OF
diminished this as compared with last year
While the increase in some counties IS large
the average consumption of commercial feru
izers shows but slight increase. BONES
tic or homemade fertilizers have been eA
tensivsly used.
z. Whist is the present condition OF the
cotton crop in your section? Generally COCA
The plant is small, but healthy, showing grea'
im provement under present fine veatner.
F5orida-23 answers from IA counties.
y In the upland district report ~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-29
BERCIER & DESMET,
IMPORTERS,
No. 5 TchOupitOulas Street.
Cola rants for the South of

SEIGNOURET FRERES. BORDEAUX, CHA.
TEAU DILLON, CHATEAU TALBOT,
CHATEAU FERREFORT.
JULES ROBIN g. co. COGNAC.
BRANDIES IN WOOD AND GLASS, ALL VIM
TAGES,
Etc, ETC.. Etc.
Offer from store
200 other sHSH Brands.
20 casks CLARET, Superior Bordeaux, F. 5.
so half casks w. WINE, Graves.
|. oO0 b0xes Bordeaux CLARET, H. Duroc.s
300 WHITE WINE, superior, F. S.
$50 packages Cette PORT and SHERRY
1OO COgnac and Rochelle BRANDIES.
100 baskets CHAMPAGNE, u. ROussillon g. Co "
Is cases ABSYNTH and KIRSCH.
200 :. Cognae BRANDIES, at all prices.
200 baskets OLIVE OIL.
50 barrels French White Wine VINEGAR
100 cans sARDINFs in oil
200 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
100 cases, 100 each empty C'aret BOTTLES.
20 cases Paris MUSHROOMS.
$50 casks CLARET, Castelfra1e heavy and
strong. ~ o.
90 casks CLARET, superior COtes Frousac, f. s.
30 barrels and boxes VINEGAR, .'Cessort'
$50 packages PORT WINE, d. Mali and V. Jaure
200 boxes OLIVE OIL "Plagniol," pints.
100 :. WEYMOUTH Molly, Pratt & Co.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-02

partment by the next grand jury. It
also expresses surprise ct want of knowl-
edge concerning the existence Of gam.
bling houses on the part of the Police
Department. and on examination find
evidence sufficiently grave to demand .
full inquiry on the part Of the next grand
jury, and recommend the same to be
submitted to their consideration. The
various city and county institutions were
examined and their condition COM
mended. except the county Jail and
branch Jail, which were found in con-
dition demanding reform.
SAN FRANcIsco, May The testi.
mony given before the Finance Commit.
tee of the Board Of Supervisors in the
case of Rosener. ex.City Assessor. is
published to-day. The publication has
been delayed heretofore awaiting the
action Of the Grand Jury, but as they
havs failed TO net, it is now mad public.
The disclosures are astounding and
show that q systematic course Of
fraud has prevailed in the
Assessors Office by which assess
ments Of the most prominent
nkbaers, railroad and steamship compa.
MES and real estate holders, have been
reduced in an amount Of millions. under
the influence Of direct and scarcely con
cealed bribery.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-02
Pacific Coast.

San Francisco, May lon and after
to-day the telegraph tariff Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company from
California, Oregon and Nevada to Great
Britain, Ireland and France will be 70
cents per word instead of S1.20 as here
tofore.
The Young Mems Central Republican
Club held meeting last night, with a
large attendance and stormy session.
much discussion arising over the ques-
ton of the admission Of members, the
list Of officers proposed by the commit
tee ON nominations and the attempt
made to get up an opposition ticket,
which was choked off by motion to
adjourn.
In the Fourth District Court yesterday
the suit Of the People vs.. John J. Marks
to recover on his bond for his acts Of
Harbor Commissioner. came up on de.
murrer, which was argued and submit
ted.
The grand jury in its report submitted
yesterday, animadverted somewhat Sc.
vsrely ON tho course Of the members Of
the Board Of Education in voting for the
removal of teachers, who put tho former
grand jury in possession Of facts con-
corning the influences governing various
appointments to positions in the School
Department. and recommend the rein
statement Of the dismissed teachers. and
an inquiry into the workings Of the de-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-02
Foreign News.

LONDON, May 1.-French and English
gunboats are ordered to the banks Of
Newfoundland to prevent the threatened
trouble between the fishermen of each
nation this Summer.
E. B. Stephens the sculptor is dead.
Forty-one bodies were taken from the
mine in North Staffordshire. They were
killed by an explosion yesterday; most
of them leave large families.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-02

The devising of general system Of ir.
rigation will be one Of the great tasks of
the next California Legislature. It is to
be hoped the State will then have Gov
ernor who. unlike Booth, will encourage
some practicable plants. F. Alta.
Yes. and it is to be hoped that the
next Legislature, unlike the last. will
not try to swindle the small landowners
and the people for the benefit Of the
land monopolists, who are the great OBJ.
stacle to the prosperity of California.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-02

UNHAppY.-The San Francisco Democ.
racy are not happy. They are in trouble
divided by factions and opposing influ.
ences, that II not harmonized will make
them an easy prey for their opponents
II Miss Dolly Warden takes advantage Of
the dissensions in the camp Of her enc.
mics while they are busy quarrelling
she will be gobbling the spoils.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-11
More Upon that Mar.
riage Question.


kicked up down in that little town
of Dayton by the appearance of my
article in your issue of the 3Oth,
entitled " What 1 know about get
ting marriedr One Jane Ann has
taken upon herself to champion the
whole married community, and
launches her shafts and opens the
bottles of her wrath against me in a
production printed in your paper of
the 9th.
Going back to Adam, Jane Ann,
won't do. That little matter was
settled long ago; for Adam acknow-
lodged the little indiscretion on his
part, never charged Eve with eating
apples, or anything else, and the
Lord made no such a fuss about it,
as some people are disposed to think
he did.
am very glad to know that Jane
Ann is such an orderly person. She
ought to be, with such a very dis
orderly husband ranging about the
premises. Take my advice, Jane
Ann, and when you marry again,
see to it that the husband that is to
be has good example before him
in the shape of an orderly maternal,
and then you will have no cause OF
complaint as to those shirts, stock
ings, and other necessary append
ages connected with a husbands s
covering.
All very we'll, Jane Ann, raising
such breeze about the waxing of
that yellow moustache, dying that
old red hair Il. G. the small quantity
remaining upon the top of his pate),
and calling it all a thing of beauty;
but where's the joy for ever? as
Keats has it. Now, for picking up
those soiled clothes, placing the
boots in the corner of the room,
putting away the combs and
brushes, etc., don't do it any more,
Jane Ann; but take my advice, turn
over a new leaf, and make the old
man help himself.
You assert, Jane Ann, that you
have been married for long time,
and to the present you no doubt have
found out that this institution of
marriage imposes solemn duties.
You know we undertake to bear the
infirmities of humanity which each
possesses; all the conditions are un-
derstood before hand, or should be.
You are we'll aware that ignorance
of them excuses no one. 1t is as
much a part of the contract that
they should endavor to accommo-
date themselves to each others
tastes as that either of them should
pay a note given for consideration.
1t may be true that In this hurry
ing age men carry home with them
demeanor. 1t is just as true that
women are little inclined to make
allowance for the wear and tear of
business life upon mans nervous
temperament. Neither of these
things should be, but especially the
latter, when it is considered that the
man strives for the wherewith to
keep bread and meat in the house,
clothing upon the backs of his fam
lily, and to acquire funds to educate
the children. 1t is harder for man
to dispossess himself of his business
and not to appear distant at times,
than it is tor woman to reconcile
herself to his moods, or overcome
them by ways which little practice
would prove to be irresistibly win
ming.
Perhaps, Jane Ann, you may
think this is depression from the
main question, but as these views
are part OF the great whole, 1 place
them before you, that if my ground
is untenable, you may show me
wherein 1 am in the wrong.
TARIFICUS SNOoDLES.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-11

AN Indiana garter, a yard long,
is looking for an owner, and some
of the papers don't think she lives.
We don't know much about the
length of garters, generally, but all
we ever saw were over two feet.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-11

ayes boys" said Nancy Bell, a
female blacksmith of Iowa, as she
straddled horses leg, and yanked
off shoe, 81 was brought up to
this business, and so was my
mother; and there amt been no
Beecher scandals in our family, for
q fact"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-11

THE Panamlnt Ne,cs says d. P.
Tarpey and two confederates have
been flooding that place with bogus
coin.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-11
BARBER SHOP

" ZACHARIAH. With Assistants
IL . can always be found at his Shop,
MAIN STREET. SILVER CITY. prepared to
do HAIR CUTTING, SHAMPOOING and
SHAVING in the most tasteful manner pos
ible. Give him call,
, 1875-01-16
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
ORDERS MADE YESTERDAY,

| e. ~ ~ -, - -" ehana" 1F'ohhe.
efA4s>'f4 4hlp' iA', Jan. 4o'-IAa following or
dcfH wcro made In the Supreme Court to-day.
30. rutherford OF al. w. Morris ct Al an,e,,
from Atias. Time extended to 2lth inst. "fp'"'
finn fnr c,ntinuanre a1tn,sc1'' @tof =" 1unoh. mo-
Is. hlli,la W. Tho People, etc. error Ia sso,,t, ia
Time rxtrnAed. -'NN ~ A''u'''e'
VA Srurtcr at ~ ~ ne','naI aIu uo'aTtny OF caeago
granted to tic copy Of declaration and a,nen.,ud *
.34. Isneoin Coal Company VI, Brown :. a., a,ne.t
McI Iran! Mottc,, o,"tr,,r w. hAIiaFs spffa! from
Ti,ue crfnn,1s5 ~ H. ui a.unt aPal rom Fermlon.
.0a. Davis 1t u vs., ltobSius: an.mai fra,, ravt..
/. ruotAo. etc. ~. Koona q, a, ,st,,,,,
Clark. Case Submitted IN dctn,1rrers ri ntnj nteus ~
, 1875-01-16
THE TOLEDO, PEORIA g. WARSAW RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY,

I TnE Nu7,oY rov ,,,,.,r,
| 1,,,o r,.s,..', 1870 =" "he he.Hth.
saas. ~ a'l'i'.'''' "as occupied all day yester.
"ay ID hearing tic motion for Recciver lu the
! case Of Hecor and Tracy VI, Tho Tofcdo 1,oora
| l. Warsaw Na;|road {,omn,nv a,a,on .,,,r,,...
of .ttorroro ,ro,,. ,,..na.. ~ 'ta'noe9
,orou,s - Ls's"'' ic'te'c'l''he tfo lh'
..."'' ~ p''"'''o1ao's asocHil"lacfa, and ju1,-
ment creditors. Col. Ingtrso|l appeared for tim
load. and Jndge Peterborough, A]gcrpon yornon
Of Now York. +. Walkcr. r,awronco VIZ,
f,am,lor l. "''"'pa''
si o..a;tn.. 4""''"ce' anu others Tor tic
cfedltorn.
Al tho conclusion OF thu nfrun,cns Jnlre
Drummoud yal1 that be ,ad n,I, IN h;v ,,;.',,
To annn;,t uaca,.,- H. W n'o ,''''''
liz, H. t., . ~ "a, WY ''t''e A"l'o
INV .Ao 's'ssohd company would he able to ex-
trlcato itself from cMbhrrassn1cnts ar It Was in
solvent at the present time, being ,tnahle m
the interest mn ,ts 1,o,1. w. ol',a..,,.. =. a.
,,.o.,,,t ,r,-,a,.e. ~ o''j'eti'''7 u TIC
, 1875-01-16
RAILROADS.
Experiences Of a Country Etiit0r
and u Railroad Manager.
Gov. Tay'orfs Recommendations Con.
corning the Potter Law.
Feeling in Other States About Railway
Legislation.
Tile Toledo, I'eoria & Warsaw,
PAID FOR ABUSING A RAILROAD,

! T J.
lfnw THE Ep1IoH aor stck or T1Ir ron.
! Not long ago an editor Of country papcr o
Rrnall circulation called upon tho manager OF
large ralronsl leading from this civ 10 tho West
| nm, yory no,n,,nu.lv ,Jcun,,tol . ira .,... -.
1lo- -,n,,o ,;oL., ~, ,',a ..aa.....,' pA'' '.
,.,,<,u 80, 's.' ~. '"o 1'.e's'" ~ pe'nR TN
''toF VI newspaper a'u having alwaFn troatet
that road veil in his columns Ti,o ma,eyo
was very glad that lie wan imtn,cd will, n,cl
frienlIy freIiprs fowu+d. Vi. r,,1 49,,
thnt H., fo,,t;,,,'. ,,,,,,,. w '' anu 4''pc'
liz. ,'a Sn "o''N A'""!n to'n"'. tie eame
sihly Giso him Lass. M 1t was CONTRARY to ,ls
established rules Of Tic road.
Tho country c,,;tnr cIuinud ,,,ot ,4,..
h,,, fen;a,,a; IT,. .r..,. t'a',eu LINZ ''er roads
na,,i ua,,se uan .'a "'a VIM 'tee pasSes' and he
should not do the nane thing. lie cp,ll write
one article which, would hurt tle r,a nro H., :,
q ,nzen pauu.a ,roro ,,,rt,, 'o '"1
T,,n ,,,a,,",.ap ,.nsa IVY .s.',;st "p'.n. H., ~
AAo manager fcPlled that lie was we'll aware
Of the influence Of tho EDITORS paper, aud tic
damage Gil unfayorablo article wuud dn tn hin
road, still liz conscience for1ada bis vi, .,,o
rcn,;red n,su mt t,,,t,,,,. ~, ,;,. h.''nh ~
~ r"''' "o' |"'NA't's LIZ soieot Taa eht1-
s'ou ~ ~ o'to.
The edilor pleaded in vain for some time, sud,
when llo Haw that his wotls full upo,, ,i.uf enrx
ho ruaroi and fu,ned. nnt1 finally Inf. tt. ,n,.a
SWEARING vcncoanco u,on 49, .t,,,,,a~, ~ ,'4'e'
,,....rt ;,.. 49,, "@'' ul-
si"totot runway o"iclai' IL" dayA after
wards tho manager received o country r,apar
through tue mali, on The editoriaj ,aoa
Of which an article nae marked otr viii liz
Icad-pencl, lie read IT. and f,n,nd ti'at ,o nus
most i1,s!tng attack ,,ot nnlv on ,,a tsa "*tn @
porsonally n"ainsI himstf T., .n ,n .'.'': ~ ~.
editor ho vas moonnost rnit,,ro, ,'n VI nt' a.o
without soul Or hcnrt. lin ro.d was ,a ,aan, an
in existence, and to yca Of tho ,v ,,
yo,turod to ride an 1tn truns wars ~ en- WIG
dangers from accdcuts' Tbc coachcs ennraaus "nra ~
la1uatel, tlo seats HJthy and Iii 81 s.,. ~
and the conductors rude and u,r,an,,oms j,. 49,,
sulting oyery Iauy on tia train ''A'"'s' 'n-
Tho manager, after feadjDg tim extraor,;narr
ofrusioti, took u sLcot NJ, ,,ar.r .,,:,
wrote q ]otter to lin e,1itor a.1;nr ~. u
wl.at lie wuuki chnrpn fcr n'I'1is,n,. Iu
that article for Nix monthu in s,ccos1;n,, ;'s IH.s
editor roplie tint his torns far nnIjisti%, ~,
artic1o fnr thot to,,.sL - 49,. - notttnut'H tnAs
wberoupon tbo 1nAnsrer telorranod H. ~ 49,. 49,.
him for that at1oupt. and nnRl,sl t,c arti.a .a
specified. 'A''~'" %
TAe article yar publ;shed roou],rfv f,- .,,,,,.
ten Gays, after which tima liz ss1;tor s,;,' ot,
pearoG at tie of}ice at Tho r. ,v;tis w.,
bcco1o countenarce and jnots ~ ssd,aa "us ",.',
melancholy il lis eycs. '''A ~ s-a's7s Aue
lie offered no greeting to the sprn,i.ca no,,s,-
er hut eaiI nIrn,,tI :. lsvo san,, ". III
, 1875-01-16

a GomnfoH.Senso Platform Adoptcd
~ the IAntt.1k,1ta People III Fond tlu
LAC County. wis.

a ComnfoN.Sensc Platform Adontcd
~ the i1ntt-1k,ttfs People of Fond du
Lac County. Wis.
Sptedas D1spatrA to The chtcaas Tribune,
FOND Du LAO, Wis, Jan, 15.-At meeting OF
the representative wording temperance ,nuu Of
shss county. held last evening, all address waa
issuod. Az 1t differs 10 widely from tho iu,prao-
tleal. fanatical addresses ua,,aly issued by TOM
perance people, send the following portions OF
1t to The TRIBUNE,
ouF observation and experience has taught IN that
sno tiHlttance army CAL do Murc EuoI by pursuing
auo poey that has leen A4lnpted lii hK rart of Tho
ntA'e tnaA IN my ofhar maunEr. namely Gy lriuK-
su8 10 bpaF all The moral Influence Ut plr command
w nneoasl,g pcrsora effort by constantly uboring
set hen 70 feiofM Rna to return u tho }h of rex-
so Eeht, Anu duty by at,sast eAlcRyors 10 gtt tho
aomR ahu tionirtnt!ng casses Impressed With tile
uaasofs thas follow habits Ut noxicatlM in shurt,
ny Mo!k!nf where. ~l1rn aud how know viii bsins
s suoa FesaltA a are firmly convinced that Il IL tho
every me|nher Of Christian CHURCHES every wxwish.
- - e. socarty aud lover VI humanity, to assi4t
70 sas best Of hts OF her xLiAtY to build
w ~hocsona sentiment in fayer Of tenlrcr-
Ance pIa4espes, We ziucerD tu oar Elief t4at
eiia cannot b hastenrd tya change Of ts tue
~ ~ potlcy nov being pursued. We would COUNCIL
RI, ~. With tns, and any s1d vi sehe,nes
tne !aF1hak!ou u separate tcnl,exaro pu]ittfaI
tha khandonlnsnt Of al calIs tor rrohIbttorY
~. 4u1 mo EtaAGh that believe such schemes al.
t tasteation fronl the great qusst4ou tna opIy
Ae"%4s NJ aAAstAE 70 0uE caus2,
, 1875-01-16
THE POTTER LAW.

REPRESENTATIONS OF GOV. TAYLOR,
The action Of Gov, Taylor, Of Wsaconsin, IN
askinG the Legislature to modify tie Potter law,
1t having beon found defective in nlauy points.
gives gzeat satisfaction to tho railroad CON-
panies in this city, Gov. Taylor has up to D late
time heon stanch advocate Of tho most rigid
legislation in regard to railroads. aud VAS elected
= little over year ago OH tic Granger ticket
1t Ia we'll known that, during tho last two or
three mouths, tile Governor, al we'll AZ tho Rail-
road Commissioners Of Wisconsin, have taken
unusual painR to learn the workings OF tie law,
and its effect on the roads. Several promiuout
rai'way-men have been bofnre them, and showed
tlicm the bad results that have followed the en-
forcoment OF tho law. Tho Chicago d North.
Eestcrn Railroad, according to statement BY
President Keep has lost no less than Is nor
cont Of its earnings since tho law has gone
into efroct aud the Chicago, milwaukee,
d St. Paul has suffered nearly az much.
These two lines run through Wisconsin, and
do large Interstate traffic, which ia not affect.
sd by tho Law. or else their losses would be it'll
heavier The loesea Of the dlhor WISCONSIN llues
have been 10 large thst most Of them were tln-
ablo to pay the interest On tuolr bonds falling
Que on tie lst OF December and lst Of January.
Snts as ise sss1y noen brought against o
Northern, aad Tho Phillips It Colby Constrs,-
c.s suoe,lily ra,,evad vii ,,n ,..m !4ies. ~
s,1ne fate beforo lnnr NJ na-r as nuaiS tne
started s,nes Tia nv .soa ,asuaa Ia neoa
I 49,, VIZ NV "'1a Paeseu Aha thoso
a. for eYamle sti,a ,volis Ro.d ,,e N,.
cGc Line anl fnw nthnra ",so u hon.s.
~ aat;,,,n i., ! ~ ~" Aas peen tonhd 70
,uri, sra;,,st tFa ,saon1a .. nnu "otk Just as
to hsnat5t Az scsinst ,,'a ,ai,.aS "aa Intended
If is usnn,sllv sin,;,3, ~. a.. ~ r.;,s
that lava far ths roo,,iat tia,s - oad iin Men,
prunor n,i nsressarv ht ,a.a ,s t arc
"a tnrthar Ia, IT, ~ tuaso stono not
sga;ns. .1.nnsr ~ 1 rts rtotsts'o" ~ tno psonie
rcsnsst,o - r,taa ~ c'AaseS lhe
, 1875-01-16
WAE1'ED-FEMALEH HE1p

| Dnnesr,e.
! WASTEp-7A conn diKJ, m m 1,ur,..
Madison md Washington, ~ '3ss'' oat"sen
+TANrED-4 COMPETENT fitRI To Coov-
suthcns.h sna i!.': f,r .n,n family. Good rsse.
'u''e"Ns e'rn'r '.dtr"!lhF. tnh i@hsItt 1t, ssss
\IASTIEh At % IW>MIs.sr. i GOOD 3;iR1, RI
| hprne. ''" "''a wages. and steady
1EANrfD--A titt,D DiNJSt;.Koou c,i,I .x,,
eH''nher girl 1t tAe Ciy IIotr cnnct Statc .,i
" ASTED-h r is:o 1y6rA*1-Av, i G,,on nIpr
- s"' general Ho'i'e"hrk. f'erman or SwGin nrrfrrrc
ASFEin, X 4 4 NEAT AND TINY GrNr, Ano,yr i,
s caii ,sda, at ;':ssKin : isnsas a. respectable e"rad
tfASTED..A t:unn COOK, WASHER
iE"nrf: Fr"trhtaHi Pt1.ferr,I. Cali ifln iii Il
ttrnttI.f. 'h'i'"''' neaE Four
WANTED GIRL Ar lte7 WABasu-Ay.-t,
" bot"een IL and s'c.ock, '' ehth
tfhhFkH-t titIDIb. HONEST 1NiFrtrrpsr
srfh.nn at S:"nsttna' a. Ritl ii ID ,tars jt rsn
% Jrcre t'f'anvnt home II Gu tuol.st. iputg HstuS
N'ASrEp--A GfRt. TT, N, GEst,,,I ,,o,,.s
~ ""Ek Appb ut If1 shar,I, ~ n ar rt{tti.,hs y,
}EASrED-AH InxEsr AM, ts,MrrrrsrrIpT
- fhr Ernera hot,.exnrs to cu f Ev.n..nn. nsSH
tloor. '''' ''A'A' a. A'u Aale.at't seconh
1TASSTED-A, GooR GIRL FOR GENERAL
ASTtEnoH!nI 4 Srt;.o a., !: roN tEsEnAI H0t7sEwonk
at 4es " est 'an Hurenst. -"
W ASTEb-A t:IRI 10 Df> GENERAL jioi,s,;::.
w"rk in nrivatn family 81 Fulton II stn,i,
p'ace aad g''d hhns t"r II E''d GIRL. ''e"''
WhFfED a HnnDHlRL9oln,s SECOND WONG
Alnst haze ea city references. A,uIy =, ~, f.;
Lnh1ana-st. tHrth Siin. '-f"'s - "A'' As1st
, 1875-01-16

funny that ali Kings. princes and notenta,sa
4A's saeh queer experiences OF American ladies',
a.. = reporter, Interviewing the liking Of tho
.a:a- "an ~ hs epioion Of the dear oreatures re-
a1 Sstgsa thls reply: II thnk they arc lAnIs1ne.
seYefA letters from ladlas la Nav York, Wseh-
ioSsoa' snd boston. plaialy proposing marriage.
! ~ osehs!os but. when want to lnsrTv q
.oa,a. woman. WI AK ler. I do not lfks to hsas
~SaAso ssepess. y, In ~ aPalon, wsons.s
, 1875-01-16

ing -hrrn thcrs aro no tcompctng lines, and would
therefore rrEGlNtneni thkt
THE PRESENT RAILROAD LAW
hfall lavr fair till 6es0ro anything IN ,a to etshnr
alter nnIcn,i IT. " ~
resolution ottrc! ,y t. a. ,ller, nf tlr-cn and re-
ha k aud Hs atottinn recs,.rirrtn.jcd4
"ltH tlts nasty sketch Of wTnt VIC eot,d eatuer. wa
fnort ro'teAtfully t1hIult this o.,r reputt.
t9'1hehl y, J. FAScuuHr, ft. EiaIr COlntY,
y. nItLnAN, Ma.ti.orl ttntlHty,
Al. haNfaRN, UEie County,
~ ". DAME. tArrnl1 County,
HAMuE1. fsLEp Lngan County,
4. y. HnAY, Mclean County,
u. FANnFRnotr, Newton County,
IA4Au TEnnRLf, Ut. Clair County,
u. u. uxEEH. Cumberland Cuuuiy.
HA1LnOAD LEu1st4ATION,
lhe following resolutions wero adopted:
hfs'e'fd That VIZ hro deeply Interested In the a.
ietat tl'm bring maH to assert tile right 10 control
LIS railroad catostnnB of tho State no far es 10 no
c11n t'la l~clo against unjust lFerImtnatons anil
lostoiato rass Of charges for tho transportation Of
TaesesIQer ntt freight that, Wills freely c1ucea
IN Hlcfe corporations that right 10 fair anh jIat
compensation for tho EcrviceH they rnay lIcrfat1n
tt"~ei upon them by tho coro shall mt bc converted
INTO Instruments of oppression shl injustice.
hraa'rd That In our rffnrta to tefnrm tic enormous
fnhsrs III thh n"etH conferred u1mH these chr}ora-
ton' which lave hfrHtnfoso prevailed 10 such Ri
alarming cttcnt, We will take M step backward. W.
nrn fnlIa .rnritlr- and reauottabIo a1,t inst IN
tts privi4lTs mt nnly to tic producers an1 tr-
rrH, llt Elso to tho rarror1tionH, and We tnu1i
~ nftbe.l to atIy modification u ctAnge III my Df
its features 1lntif tho frEtaatIon clng. unh In
whlr the Inv las thna far Irr uniformly sustained
+l'al 1W tio"red IN a flnnl adju'"li''.t AMI TIN
Fights nf tho 1,rupe md tile duties of tho corporations
aattrtAlllud.