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The Portland daily press., 1875-07-16
Nervous Prostitution.

1t is of the highest Importance then, that indvid-
uas should be able to judge for themselves by their
own feelings if and to what extent they attacked
by this insidious enemy to il-heath, comfort, and
the early and prompt application of curative reme-
dies.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-16
DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE.

1t from such results and every day proofs like
these that physicians are now prescribing the DIA-
M0ND RHEUMATIC CURE as an infallible spe-
cific for removing the OF the Gout, Chronic,
Ca, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia of the hea d. heart
stomach and kidney; the Doloreaux, Nervousness,
Flying pains, Twisted Joints, Swollen JOINTS Pain
in the Back and Loins, Weakness of the kidneys,
Tired feeling Languid. Weary prostration. and all
Nervous and Chronic Diseases.
Let any sufferer who reads this purchase small
bottle and take it according to the instructions
around the package, and it will not take long to
convince him that paying DOCTORS fees is money
thrown away. Liniments of all kinds are useless.
This medicine is for sale at all Druggists through
out the United States and Canada. If it happens
that your druggist has not got in Stock ask him to
send for it to the Wholesale Agents, SMITH, DOC
LITTLE & SMITH, 26 fremont Street, GEORGE
C. GOODWIN & CO., No 38 Hanover Street, CAR
TER HARRIS & HAWLEY. Boston.
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Notice

E0ERsONS requiring work don please apply to
Il "fIome' of w. g. A., No, 16 Spring ST.. plain
and family sewing, dress-maB'ag copying, embroitl-
ng and fancy-Work in woods, &C., sc. Ne2stf
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

RRICK House ana Lot, 15 Winter Street. House
-l1 "a story, IL furnished rooms; summer Kitchen
and wood house attached good Cellar, Sebago water
large brick cistern, furnace, gas Throughout Healthy
location wide lot and pleasantly situated with plenty
of sunshine. CHARLES M. HAWKES..
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MIR. SHEWELL.
BOSTON THEATRE.
THE GREAT VALUE OF THE
Diamond Rheumatic
CURE.

Boston, April 4th, 1874.
Prof. ALPoNsE KILLER: Dear Sir: Many
thanks for the two bottles of "'DIAMOND RHEU-
MATIC CURE which you kindly sent me
through Mr.. Marston. used but one bottle, which
relieved NE of severe attack, and better still,
July, 1874. Should it, however, return, still have
the other bottle left and shall try it, and expect the
same beneficial results. Gratefully yours.
L. r. SHEWELI.
The above testimony ought to convince the most
skeptical Rheumatic that sure cure has been dis
in he
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BRUNSWICK, ME.
r. q *. Dining Rooms, w. &. Field
Proprietor.
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CAPE ELIZABETH.
Ocean House,. p. Chamberlain, PrOpri
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
1N been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of administrator of the estate OF
LEONARD w. TWOMBLY, of Portland
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons HAVING de-
mands upon the estate OF said deceased are reonired
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebteto said
estate are called upon to make payment TO " ~
FREDERICK TWOMBLY, Administrator
Portland, June Is, 1875. ivediowSwF*
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken uron himself the
trast OF Administrator OF thesstate of
DEAIER d. GRIFFIN, late of Cape Elizabeth,
IN the county OF Cumberland, deceased, and given
ponds as the law directs. An, persons having
uenanas upon the estate of said deceased, are re,
CURED 10 exhibit the same; and all persons indebted
TRISTAN G. HUTCHtNS, Administrator.
Cape Elizabeth June 18th, 1870.
jne25dlaw5wFA
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03
AN ARBITRATION WITH BUT ONE
PARTY.

This fddie-fadd.e, called the Wheeler com
promise, is often spoken Of as an arbitration
and Messrs. Hoar, Wheeler and Go. are de
nominated a,jitratorS. We never before hear6
OF an arbitration where there was but one
party who had made the submission. Arbi.
| tratlon is one mode provided by law for the
| settlement Of legal controversies between
litigants ia an amicable way. There must be
at least two competent parties to the dispute,
who agree to submit their cause for final de-
| cision to arbitration, agreed upon by them
| selves, and ii is usual tor them to provide for
the appointment Of an umpire, in case the
arbitrators cannot agree III their award
In tbls Wheeler arbitration we lave the
Conservatives as parties on tho one side, but
who are the parties on the other side ? Who
besides the Conservatives have agreed to sub
nit anything for final arbitrament to these
otficious agents Of President Grant? Not the
Radicals, who have usurped the legislative
seats OF these Conservatives; certainly not, for
they have from the beginning been opposed
10 any other adjustment of the matters in dis
IL.
and his file Of soldiers on the fourth Of Janu-
airy.
Then who. we again ask, are the other par
ties TO the arbitration: Are We TO consider
Hoar, Wheeler x Co. as vcarious representa-
ti1es OF the Radical contestant? Are they TO
act as cUrators ad hoe Of the unwilling defend
ants? But they are the judges in the case
chosen, it is true, by the plaintiffs alone, who
only have submitted, or propose to submit
the cause to their decision. Yet. whoever
before heard of the judges ina case represent
ing either of the parties TO the controversy?
II Hoar, Wheeler and Frye, and such other
# Grants agents from Washington as may
AXE hand in this legal farce, are net to act
II the dual capacity Of Judges and parties hi-
CANT, then certainly we have the novel spec
acle OF a quasi judicial proceeding for the
settlement Of the status
i the legislative branch Of our government
wherein there are no parties defendant.
What force or validity, then, Will their
ward have (shouldthey make any as against
ne men whom Sheridan has seated in the
louise OF Representatives Il needs no law
er 70 INFORM rs that such an q parte judg-
lent could have no effect whatever to disturb
nese sable Solons in continuing to occupy the
eats which Sheridan, BY authority Of Grant,
nabled them to usurp
We can not blame tie kinBv-hcads in Re-
ss Crowd for exhibiting their ivory ike : :,
reak OF sunlight through the rift in black A
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+ < o & Il A VI VI T.

!. y. MARKS, Grand Marshal.

!. y. MARKS, Grand Marshal.
II Manning Vice Presidcn.
&C Flanagan, Secretary
w Chrvallicr Treasurer
Phil McCabe, EX-Chicf Enaintes
A Baianger, Ex-Clcf Engineer
Philip Meyers, Volunteer MOL
PV Ducros, st Bernard
~ Taylor Gauche, Mississippi Nos
Carere, Ngilant No3
] OLE, Columbia No J
Georgr johnson, Mechanics Nos
Eebert, Eagle MOI
LAM Phoenix Nos
louis 1ick Crxole No9
PJ knmer, Louisiana No 10
Fed " Newro h Trad Ferry No. -
Oal owens, PerseS erance No 10
THIS Flemming, Philadelphia No. "a
George Lawrence, Jackson No. Is.
IhO II Brode Washington No. 20.
Sehrt Orleans No 81.
Fred Huff, Jefferson No %
Loni' Rhem, Chalmette No. %.
fhllipLevy Crescent No "A.
j Walton, Louisiana Hose.
Dan Bloderick, Lafayette H. and l.. No. /.
'J treret American II. and L. No. =
A Lynch, Hope II and L. No 3.
Mcneil, Pelican II. and L. No. 1.
John Talon, Miheburg No l.
------.-.. Exempt Society No. o.
----.---. Exempt Society No %.
f.oolunteer Steam Fire Co. No. L.
,,.,,eInard Steam Engine Fire Co. No. /.
'urg No /, of Milneburc.
''ee Hook and Ladder Co. No l.
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clearinghouse Notice.

The following Banks and Bankers members of the
New Orleans Clearing House Association) will be.
closed on the ensuing holidays dies NOM viz:
THURS AY. March 4, lS.5 tFiremens Parade
FRIDAY March 26, 1873, Good Friday)
Take special notice that, according act of the
Legislature notes and bills falling due the 9TH OF
March are payable on the day preceding. viz: the 81
and those falling due the 26,h of March will be
payable the day following, viz: the eth March l@ga
Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
Union National Bank.
Louisiana National Bank.
State National Bank.
Mechanics and Traders Bank.
Gelmania National Bank.
Louisiana Savings Bank.
New Orleans National Bank.
HiberDia National Bank.
Bank of Lafayette.
Pike, Bro her l. Co.
Canal Bank.
Mutual National Bank
Peoples Bank.
Bank of America.
Workingmen's Bank
New Or leans Clearing House Feb 26 1875
ISAAC n. MAYNARD Manager
F21 3 mhi 80 % 26 ..
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WINE returning His sincere thanks to h;s
numerous patients IN New Orleans, and the I'd,
laeent southern conntiy, ior the fattering ey;,
| dehces OF their confidence ana esteem received
! oy him, desires to announce that
he WILL LEAVE THIS CITY ON THE F.gs-.r'
DAY OF NAY NEXT
for san Francisco, Cal, where he has b,1sjnes,
interests to protect and which will reonire hja
presence there for The next two years. Dr. Gur.
us would suggest TO those who intend seekica
DIS professional services to do go at az early a
oste as possible, and enable him to mark the pro.
stess Oh each patient. One personal interview
Is suiiicleht to form correct diagnosis IL the
most difficult case, which can subsequently DO
carried on by letter.
III. CChlio has devoted himself for a period
ranging over twenty years, and adopted as his
epecialtles the treatment and cure of
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
Exhausted Vitality, Prenature Decline sbnsas.
OF the System, and such general f,,,ct;o,a, 6e.
engagements as sprias FROM the above capses. or
Afe 'hcldehtto az eHervated and depleted coDd!-
.ion oi Inc of&ans, AID may be CONFIDENT.
N1H1 consulted a. heretofore at his rooIos,
w. hnmpart Street, between Canal ind
i"s'omhouse streets,
1 : nom 10 A. NJ. to P. NJ, or FROM to 8p,
L. ~, on sundays, II to P ", only.
= ra 40 i,etal I'm % says 'Dr Cultiss system
nj rrac.i'' tlo reailt Of twenty years eulcesa
nd t no differs from all others in general use
r71e tsef to the afflicted az tie Only
hsouTce OF relief. Many cases pronounced IS.
les" 0o soccossiuily TO hAs ronae~
80 Consultations Strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
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HERE'S A COIL.

| The majority of the Caucus, having over
stepped their powers, and having in spite o
popular protests RENTED the case of tn,
election of 1874 to committee which has NJ
power to arbitrate as to the status of State
or the result of State election, may now be
styled individuals representing themselves
The people repudiate with emphasis theil
action, and, 50 far as they are concerned, will
have no more to do with the Legislature manu-,
featured by the Congressional Committe than
that N anufactured by the Returning Board
and Sheridan's bayonets.
Where is the State law that endows the
Congressional Committee (the members of
which, be it borne constantly in mind, are to
act iadtrdtaHy, and some of whom cease to
be members Of Congress after the !th inst, y
with power to usurp the powers of the Re-
turning Board. Bad and fraudulent as the
latter body is, the Legislature created by it is
more legal than the one which may be manu-
featured by the committee. The consequence
OF a Legislature patched up upon the plan
proposed will be to cutse the State courts to hold
its euGy act as d deaf Letter. It's appropriations
will be enjoined, and the legislators who
have sacrificed so much to take their seats in
the barricaded jail on st. Louis street. will
ind they have paid very dearly for their
whistle
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

The most complete and aseful assortment
OF note and letter paper in this city is to be
found at L. &. EyrIch's, 1870 Canal street.
The shades are so delicately beautiful and the
styles 50 unquestionabiy fashionable. that it
IS Just impossible to examine and not 70 bnv
If you don't want to purchase. Indies. don't
iooA' va hshlonod paper is now almost
vulgar, and everybody who aspires to be any,
body uses the new.
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cloud, when they hear our friends talk Of
dt'trati"g them out of their seats against their
consent, when they have had no part or lot
in the matter.
'Lor' bless you, massa, don't it take two
to make bargain? Go way. white man
you can't fool dis niger"
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COND DIVISION.

FER AND ASSISTANTS
E,orL Ir,, a--------.---. Chief hgineer
NJ p,-. Senior Assistant Engineer
y soLoiI..t .AssistantEn gineer
+ scl,nai1a. "A ssistan Engineer
Mississippi Steam Engine Fir,l,l.,rr- e
Nlgilant Steam Engine Compansyaa
American Hook ana Ladder Compa,, No
Columbia Steam Engine Company Mo-.
Louisiana iose Steam Engine Company.
Mechanics Steam Engine Company No 6.
Eagle steam Engine Company Nor.
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THIRD DIVISION.

PhHniz steam Engine Company No3
Hope Hook and Ladder Company No 2.
Creole Steam Engine Company No9
Louisiana Steam Engine Company No 10.
Trad Ferry Steam Engine Company No Il.
Perseverance Steam Engine Company No l3
Philadelphia Steam Engine Company No n
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IA .'aIontreal, the other day, Scotch girl
positively refused 70 have the ceremony per-
dormed, because tho man she was to marry
%as SIN minutes late in arriving at the house.
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CARPET Warehouse.

l7.---..-....... Chartres street. ...-........lf
CARPETINGS, Wilton Administer, Velvet, Brn..
sells Tapestry etc, ETC.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS English and American
MATTINGS, 500 rolls White, Check and Fancy
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Covers
FURNITURE and CURTAIN GOODS of Grsa,
Variety
BURLAPS Table and Enamel Oil Cloths, by
FPS SuWeSa2dp a. RROUSSEAU
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+ L II NIT RE-!
McCRACkEN & BREWSTER.

o.s---.-----..--. Royal street n
propose to remain in the business and having thu
largest stock of CHEAP and DESIRABLE GOODS
IN the market sre prepared to fill both city and coun
Try orders at lower r4te7 than any other house in tbe
trade that they eosin. out at auction as otb
els pretend that they are doing
Mr. HENRY ". SPEAR,
80 'o'ls win MFSs1s. Sampson Bros, will be fonnt
win us ready to show his friends and patrons eve
attention
HcCRAcigl9N & BREWSTER.
il ....-......... Ro,a, street a.
, we cheeriuIy recommend Mess,a Mc{racken
brewster to friend, a3d customers as r snccso
oiS iIiy confident that cry satisfaction will be-
-ik E- SAMPSON EROS.
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Pelican Hook and Ladder Company MOI.
Orleans Steam Engine Company No 81.
Exeu pit Society of Jefferson ngine Co No -
Jefferson Steam Engine Company No %.
Exempt Society of Chamette No o.
Chalmette Steam Engine Company No %.
Crescent Steam Engine Company No. 81.
F2s mh3 l. \. MARKS. Grand Marshal
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Mrs. Jones recently presented her husband
with twins. On the nurse showing them to
the anxious father, can / to choose?" lie in
Hocentiy inquired.
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1t would be amusing. We're it not SO grave
matter, to see the people in Congress and out
OF 1t Wran8ling about small issues, when the
grand patent and overshadowing fact stares
them in the face that the President is MOVING
towards absolute power with firm and resolute
purpose.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

An Irish schoolmaster recently informed
his pupils that the feminine gender should be
apt Il to all ships and vessels atloat, except
mai stetaaers and men-of-war.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

The following decision BY an eminent Judge
nakes stron; fence of matrimony: "A wife
cannot be convicted of receiving stolen goo Is
D when she receives them from her husband.
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An old conductor says he is no Judge of
Female beauty, but he always tell when
aadies are "passing fare
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J. MCCARTHY. Secretary
JNcOb OFT.

q a r p Z. N TER
239 Magazine Street, Corner Cslliope.
Is prepared to execute ell orders in the Gar
psnter and Building line, with promptness, neat.
ness aud Dispatch. Cisterns made and renairaa
nj tr2an
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

A McNairy county GTenn.) family was con
siderably broken up, net long since, by the
marriage, on the same day, of the five
daughters of its head.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

a "hg In "what lie knows about farming, :"
gives a very good plan to remove widows
weeds. lie says a good-looking man has only
10 say, Wit tho u and they wilt.
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s'How do you get that lovely perfume !? >
asked one yourg lady Of another. ats sent
TO me, replied The other.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

There's schoolma'am in Oneida county
dwho lets her best behaved scholar chew he]
gum o little while.
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This is the latest form Of wedding invita-.
alons: Come round and see me capture a
mother-in law at o'clock sharp"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

when does the sea remind you Of widow
hood s-When you see weeds upon it.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

AS Mr. Gladstone declines the peerage, it is
said the Queen Will otf5r a title TO Mrs Glad
stone as she did to the wife of Mr. Disraeli,
who was created Vscountess Beacousfeli.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

Abiding to chignons, Mrs Cieayer said
GA girl is all head. Yes, until You talk to
Aere" answered Mr.. Cleaver
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Dt FL

ALEAANlDEE-On Tuesday, March . az Pr
T. l. Alexander native of Baltimore aged fittyliy
wears ten months and eight days, and q 1esidentof
this otv for the past thirty years. "
HALL NEW ORLEANS TYroGRArHIcAL UNION No IT,
New Orleans, March B. 1870
The officers ana members of this dissertation a.,
hereby requested to attend the funeral of J. r AY
ander, from his late residence corner of 81 Al
drew and Hercules streets at 3 o clock This Eveuna
BY order Of President
J. MCCARTHY, Secretary
:, fApkoN-on Tuesday, March 2 at j o'clock A
NJ, Henriette Resale Padlon nee Grahiel anad IN
years; a native of New Orleans
The friends of the Grabil and Castellanos fam; les
are respectfully requested attend the funeral
winch VIII take place Wednesday morning at 10
0 clock. from "" 30 st. Philippe street.
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The Force bill means General Grant for Q
third term, or an attempt to seize the govern
menS
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H. G. Eyrtch, 40 Canal street, sends us
full files of all the latest Northern papers
Eyrch IS centrally located, and d pleasant
place to visit withal
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''lF WE ACCEPT THE WHEELER COMPROMISE.
CLOSE OUT TIE CASE or 1872 AND RECOGNIZE
THE Hahn HOUSE, WE ARE GONE UP"
Col. f. c. LAcuARTP
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q lady IN Cincinnati would have beer
burned to death the other day had it not bee,
Cor her corsets, which were not intlammable
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The Force b.ll makes Grant Dictator Il
endows him with powers such as are only ex-
ercised by absolute monarchs Is any oody
simple enough to believe that il means moth
ing more than temporary party expedjeut
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Mrs. Tilton, they say, has not los. "color,
blood or flesh SO far during the trial
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stingy husband accounted for all the
oiime OF the hwlessness of his children in
company BY saying his wife always gave them
.helr own way Poor things, it's all have
to give them, was the prompt reply.
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@'Wife." said hen-pecked husband, ego
TO bed" II won't" ''Sit up then. / will
be minded"
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bliss Maynard Of Shrewsbury, yanquished
The town ut spelling-school there the other
evening, but She finally missed Oh the S ! in
Mssissinh
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GROSS NEGLECT OF DUrY.-Sunday- school
teacher; What did your godtathers and
godmothers then DO for YOU" Sunday
school Ounce: Nothing at all, neither then
nor since
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Can pantaloons obtained on credit he prop
Srly called breaches of trust?
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ON 'Xchan5o refuses % publish poem
commencing: . / breathe on the face OF a
madden until tie editor knows what it, al
fIor drinks.
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Fol RITZ DIVISION.

Jackson Steam Engine Company No 13.
Washington Steam Eno;-Ie COMPANY NO 90
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e'The honeymoon is well enough" said
prudent belle, "but what / want TO ses be-
You'd that is the promise Of fine harvest
moon
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The majority of the Conservative Caucus
who, the very moment when the r adical party
was IN fttfenajs, have fastened to render it as
slstance, Will, unless we greatly misunder
stand the temper Of the people, be convinced
ere many days that they are repudiated by
those whose rights they have signed away, in
spite Of protests, in spite Of reason, in spite Of
arguments, the force of which should have
been recognized by gentlemen who, elected to
represent tie people, were strenuousIy ard
persistently going forward in the path which
they were forbidden to tread by their constit-
ueuts.
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DIVINITY OF OUR SAyIOTR,


Principally for gentlemen but from which ladies will
not be excluded.
The pews and Chairs viii be open to the public but
me peWs contiguous to the center aisle and the chairs
between them will be reserved for gentlemen exclu
sivelv.
Following the Conference a collection viii be taken
Id ala oil the mission given by the dstingui ,hed
preacher during which several select pieces of music
viii be sung.
l. LABATTT. President
p. ALDIGE, Secretary.
\. POINCY, Secretary
COMMITTEE
a Delpit E Girarlev
a Duhih"' Henri Peychaud
+ beim1dez- Theard
b 4 Chafffaix Prot s,
Bayle, FLabatut
'losea, ST, y BonnevaI
a NooFAies' y Augustin,
Q De Armas, J A1doa
4 Granger James Tbi,,o,t
\ Robert lnHs7ta;,
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The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had OF the
Asws agent in Mobile at the depot, on the arrival
n the 2 P. NJ. train.
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SrAUB, There are thousands who will
never recognize Kellogg as the Dc J,re Gov
ernor Of this State, but one cannot meet the
individual who viii no. recognize staub, at
Golithwaite's 60 Canal street, as the De IRE
newsletter of this city. His Excellency has
again favored Us with latest exchanges.