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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-27

GAnR1cK CLuB.-The invitations for the sec
ond complimentary entertainment on the sth OF
July are now ready for delivery at the treasurers
Office, q Commercial Place. Members Will
s,lease take notice.
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A splendid assortment Of the best articles in
any line of business, which are sold BY polite and
attentive clerks, 1t very low prices. will make
any one succeed. That's why Eyrich is 80 sue
oessful. He is to be found ct 100 Canal street.
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Those two gallant fire companies, Nos. IS and
"a viii give grand joint festival tomorrow at
Che Fair Grounds. The list Of amusements COM
prise many favorite pastimes, and visit to the
Grounds will amply repay every visitor.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-27

In addition to his usual immense and we'll
selected stock Of newspapers and periodicals in
every language and from every part Of the world,
George Ellis has Just received Memorials OF the
Centennial, and also quite number OF beautiful
stsreoscopic views. Call at his news depot, oppo-
site the Post Office, and you not fail to invest
rroftahlv
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That worthy and popular organization the
Clerks Benevolent Association Of Louisiana,
rive their annual Fourth Of July celebration at
the Fair Grounds. The committee have about
completed all their arrangements and promise
their friends most enjoyable time. Thanks for
invitations received.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-27

The pull-ba style Of ladies. dresses ought to
be called "the Seymour. Chicago Inter-Ocean.
II remains to be explained whether that jeer is
st the expense Of the Milwaukee Ne,rs man or
The ladies-& Louis Republican.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-27

We have just received copy Of the Press
Club schottische. by Miss Ida Forester. It i dedi-
Gated to the New Orleans Press Club, and is en-
bellished with handsome title page. Copies
may be obtained at the music store OF N. Ellie,
153 Canal street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-27

MIR. Philip werlein, the popular dealer in music
and nianos. sends us an excellent song, entitled
aUnchanged." Words by W. @. Bennett and
smnsic by Dolores.
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certify that the above elbows the true condition
of the Bank appears by the books.
ie27 St JOHN S. WALTON. Cashier.
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Summer Sunday Ere,sing Services.
RHnfAsfnnf EniaNAnal Church.

Summer Sunday Euessiag Services.
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Fourth Sunday after Trinity Goth June).
Christ Church, Canal street. Sermon by the Rev.
S Burford.
Fifth Sunday after Trinity (27th June).
st. Paul's Church, corner Gaiennie and lamp
streets. Sermon by the Rev. VIM. Munford
Sixth Sunday a ter Trinity 9th july.
Church of the ADnuncatiOn, corner Race anu ~
Camp streets. Sermon by the Rev. 5. >. HArlls' DD'
Seventh Sunday after Trinity (11th july:
Trinity Church. corner jackson ana Conseum
streets Sermon by the Rev. John Percivsl, u. u.
The Congregations of the Episcopal ChurGn IN tnIs
Sity and the public generally are requested 70 unite
in these Summer Services which will be c0nunue0:
oscinck je10 At Su
Iecas Cotton Form Destroyer.
lam prepared to fill orders for this article in any
quantity at lowest
MARKET RATES.
Paris Green and Arsenic in store and for sale.
Whitman's Fountain Pumps and Sprinklers ct
manufacturers prices.
Liberal discount to the trade.
IL. LYONS,
Corner Camp and Gravier streets.
je6 adp2m cod
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Jacob OFT.

GA RP E n T e r.
y 80 Magazine Street. Corner Calhops.
Il urepsred TO execute Ill orders In the Car
pentsr and Building line. with promptness, neat
mess and dispatch. Oisterns made and repaired
nj tf2dp
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Statement i

Or THE
LOUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
at the close Of business
FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1873.
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a. BfONSSeUW,
ChaPtres Street..-...........17
Offers at low prices, Wholesale and retail,
CARPETING.
MATING.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, English and American.
BURLAPS, by the bale, piece or yard
WINDOW SHADES
TABLE and PLANO COVERS.
CURTAIN, FURNITURE MATERIALS, and
Table and Enamel OIL CLOTH. RUGS, MATS oct.
jes7 2dpSuWe
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S0Mle's Commercial College
AND LITER AIRY INSTITUT TIE
Oppr site tho City Hall.


Day and Evening Sessions the entire summer.
This nstitution comprises the following depart
ments: A COMPLETE and PRACTICAL BUSI
NESS DEPARTMENT embracing seven branches
of Study; an OBJECT TEACHING DEPART
MENT, in which the great German system OF teach
ing is adopted by which all the faculties OF the mind
are utilized; LANGUAGE DEPARTMENTS; q
MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT, and a TELE.
GRAPH DEPARTMENT. A Gymnasium, free to
students is also connected.
Students may enter at any time for such brane hes
as they desire Tuition fees during July and August
may be paid weekly, monthly or quarterly.
GEO. SUULE,
jea7 1t2dp Principal and Proprietor
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-27

Fresh BJatlOn Spring Water.
We are now receiving and will be kept constantly
supplied throughout the season with shipments OF
FRESH BLADON WATER, direct from the Springs
of JAMES CONNER e. CO.. Bladon, Choctaw
county, AIa whose SOLE AGENTS we are. We
will pay One Dollar apiece for good empty Bladon
Water barrels delivered to us.
N. B-The hotel at the Springs is now open for the
season. for the reception of guests. We will give all
information required rHr
ISAACSON, SEIXAS e. CO.,
je27 1t2ip Wholesale Grocers, 4S and 50 Canal St
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24
ALARGE VERDICT

some time ago the Chicago Times pub
lished scandalous story about
Miss Early aud Mr.. Crawford
of Rockford in this State. 1t
proved TO be false, and the Times. aS
soon as it became satisfied of the fact.
retracted the libel and offered large re-
ward for the person who had imposed
upon it, The information upon which
the Times based the sensation WI. con-
veyed 10 ii by letter, from Rockford.
signed by several Of the most reliable
business men of that place, hut these let
tiers proved TO be forgerics.
Notwithstanding the rc,raction of the
Times, Miss Early sued for $50. 900 dam
ages, and the case has Just been deter
mined at Chicago, the Jury giving to her
n verdict of $4,000.
On the trial the judge refused to permit
the defense 70 show that Mr.. storey had
been deceived, or that he had rctracted
the charge, made against Miss Early as
soon as he became aware that they were
false. He was. in short, "di.hed up" by
the judge like a fried herring, much to
the qualification Of Judge Williams. an
other of the high pressure Judge. of Chi
cago, and the numerous enemies OF the
Times but. in the opinion OF all unprciu-
diced people, the verdict will be pro-
nOuuccd an outrage.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24
The War of Low Rates.

CINCINNATI, April 22.-rhe war of low
rates between this city and ~, Loui, end,
tomorrow. The managers Of the road,
interested have agreed on nine dollar,
and half. which j. half dollar les,
than the former rate. and one dollar auC
a half greater than the rate fixed at the
passenger agents convention held her,
in March.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April ETH,
Southern railroad lines have not up I,
date, joined in the general war among tho
northern roads. 1t having been announc'
ed to-day that the New Orleans ana Mo
bile railroad, known as the Coast line Il
New \ Ork and eastern cities, had cut il.
rates very largely, the jackson route IL
connection with the Louisville, Nashville
and Great southern, will announce to,
morrow a reduction on the rates TO thi,
city, Washington, Baltimore and New
York, ot from Oue-iith To threc-tenths
OF the regular rates. II i expected that
the competing route will make still anoth,
or reduction, TO be followed by a further
reduction by the jackson route. The
fight between the two lines promises to
he a warm one,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24

horror of darkness which surrounded
him. Ills reckoning had failed and lie
was in Il deep sea, without chart or CONF
pass, drifting. he knew not where. The
men and the women gathered around him
and tried to comfort him, but the calan-
ity which had overtakcn him was grief
which could not be assuagcd even by the
generous sympathy OF h> deluded adher-
ents. lie felt that he bore in his heart
not his own disappointment merely, but
theirs also. The hymn
icsus, my cross have taken
All t. leave and follow thee,
Nnkcd, poor, dc,gisod, forsakuh,
Thou nom heaven my all shall be
and which had a literal significance to
tie Adventsts, was sung, when they dis
persed, brokeu-spirited, aimle,s aud alto
gethcr miserable. some of those whose
faith had been strong that the milcnimn
was about to be ushcrcd in aud who had
| disposscsscd themselves of houses and
household goods, were compelled to ~
main in the hall where they hId met, al
night, having really no place where t,
lay their heads.
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sIlORrOGRArms.

decoration day Is sunday this year.
Ex-senator Carpenter /, anti-ciyil-
rights-bilcr.
The indcbtednes. of Ballard county.
Kentucky, is s33.l9 os and the assets
S9,O97 %.
--Charlcston,a small town somewhcr,
in Illinois, has voted $4,000 to builC
water works.
Prince Bismarck has arrived at and
past his siXtieth year. He la, passed
over the Threshold ofold agc.
The Ccntralia Democrat cil, the
General Assembly 1.-The Alligator L"oi,.
laturc." Why we cannot say.
Mr.. John Waugh, treasurer of the
town of Peoria, has been charged with
dclalcation; but, T. turns ont, that he wa,
only careless.
The SaugaDj2u Monitor advocates the
building OF monument 10 the memory
of Douglas "at the capital of the state
he loved and served"
On the 9th inst, greenback club
will be established at Centralia. 1t will
he addressed on the day of it, organila-
ton by Mr.. Il. +. Treyellick.
Peoria is oycrrun by that most posti-
ferrous insect known to LinnWus as "an
animal Of the gcnu, Phalana" to un-
scientific persons n the moth.
The Slots Register announce, for the
benefit of the editor over the way, whose
head i, red, that all il, personal rcla-
tions with thieves, cX-diviue, and red
headed editors are AZ an end. This is
shameful.
I've are in recelp, OF the present of
pair Of fawn-Skm slippers" said the
editor of the GRANVILLE EiDeH1.l'. Zoo
thin: it would take lawn a, big a. a
cow to furnish the hide for pair of
slippers for you," quietly remarked the
editor of the Mt. Carmel Register.
The thea,er, am afraid, i. uprooting
all our old notions Of female -ensibility.
have long suspected that women were
strange, stern, rude creatures ut heart.
and that the diih1encc and timidity OF
| their conduct was but a mask TO hide the
/ memorable strength OF their wills ant
| obtusenCss Of their sen.ibilities. IN,
rOstrum, the stage, aud the witness ,tsnC
convince me that | am right. The sim
pering mink in the parlor needs only the
public opportunity to show herself i'm
peryiou, 10 public opinion. and imprcg-
nablc TO the subtitle shafts that destroy
her weaker brOther-Nya Criak5e.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24
THE PEERS or AMERICA

We have received a mysterious address
headed by the letters I'll. J.. l.. A.. and
tailed by great red seal, on which are
the words; Holy League of the Peers
of America; Seal Of the Sovereign Roy
al Council" "Stand by the League For
ever" an eagle, crown, stars, etc. The
circular is dated March, \. d., 1875, nj
the Temporary Headquarters of the $
Il. Council.
We are informed that although this So
cicty has existed for several generations,
the tact that ii has been confined to COM
parativcly few families in each State, has
rendered its existence of no importance
to the public, while its purely social char
acter prevented ii from attracting the at
tention of the press. Now, however,
the address proceeds, ''ihat we are about
to change the character Of our league
from social to political one, it j. but
reasonable TO suppose that as we increase
in strength and numbers, we must, in
the course OF time. fall under the notice
and be subjected to the criticism of the
press, no matter how quietly we may
| proceed in our work, We shall push our
organization a, rapidly a, i, consistent
| with prudencc-until it shall embrace
such a proportion Of The ability. wealth
aud character Of the voting population,
As will place it beyond the power of any
political party to govern without il, con-
! sent"
The flourish made, the adlre-, then
proceeds to proclaim the principles of the
Peers. a. follows,
|. We maintain that there are certain
fundamental doctrines of government
which are inherently, absolutely, and
self-evidently right, aud which cannot be
rendered wrong by the adverse opinion
or decision Of any majority, however
large; aud that the converse OF thi, prop
osition isalso true,
That the unity of this nation and tn,
supremacy Of the national government
, over all the territorial subdivisions Of ia,
y country lsuch rs states, territories, coun
i tles aud citlcs,) is one Of thos,
D doctrines which It would be the ri IN
: and duty OF minority to defend again.
: a majority il necessary even by force o
i. arms.
+ That the hercsy OF state Sovereignty
or Estate Rights as opposed to M
q tional Suprcmacy,is inconsistent Wit
= the welfare Of tie nation; and that all a
- tempts to practically apply said Heres
!. are to be crushed out by force, in the fl
II lure as they have been in the past,
!. That the claim of some Of the olde
: states, that they We're at some period i
d the past independent governments, Is no
;, based upon fact, and if it, were it coul
d not be allowed TO affect the question q
t the present day.
g 2 Treason and rebellion against III
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have replenishel our Job Printing Office with
many fonts Of type and have orders out for other
fonts of the latest popular styles We determined
work, aud make prices 50 low that the most enhu'
sasc patrons of foreign cities will be compelled to ad.
nit that do work at lower prices than any other Of
flee in the country Mr.. Obery, admitted to be one OF
the best practical job printers West and South has
assumed personal supervision of the job printing de.
partment, and will endcavor to give satisfaction to our
many patrons
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24
THEcHcAGO AyENTIsTs.

The most elaborate preparations were
made by the Chicago Adventists for the
coming OF Christ at midnight on the 10Th
inst. Their leadcri man named Thur
man, TO whose sincerity can be pardoned
somewhat the suffering and disappoint-
ment his delusion caused to his followers.
Thurman's age is in the neighborhood of
sixty years. In his youth. he went
through various phases OF mind, fluctlla-
ting between iniidclity and belief in the
Christian religion; he finally accepted
the doctrines of the Bible in literal
sense, became a convert to the Millcritc
theory then preached, sold all he had
aud gave the proceed. 10 the poor.
and since then has been preach
ing, without compensation. on the
coming of Christ according TO the belief
Of the Adyentists. Some time ago, he
was called to Chicago to preach to the
sect there. According to his chronology
ical studies, the 18th of April was the date
of the coming Of Christine time
meant when lac laid, AT the time
appointed, the end shall be-" The
faith of Thurman followers was rs
steadiast as hi, own. some of
these sold or gave away their property
nearly all OF them disposed. in variou,
ways, Of all their household effects. and
when the eyentful night, as they believed
OF Christs coming arrived, they repaired
to the place where they We're Ia await hi,
advent, literally bereit at an world,
good, aud ties.
In imitation Of CHRIST and hi, disclples
the Advehtist' had last supper :" beior
they ate, they washed each other.
feet, the sexes sitting with their hack
to each other, the women performing IN
ceremonial for the women aud the nm.
for the men. A. the hands of the cloc
neared the hour of twelve, they range
themselves at the tables and a. the me
proceeded, a.conyersation about the ever
they faithfully believed was 50 soon
come 10 pass, was kept up. As the mil
utes crcpt OH and no sign Of the comm
of Lord appeared, anxiety aud dl
appointment began 10 manifest then
selves.
lhe scene which followed, a. describ,
py inc newspaper reporter who vi
messed It, stirs the deepest pity Of Il
heart ior the poor people whose delusiC
may DC condemned, but whose SINGER
ness exci'e' respect, The women we
outright, while the men 50
bed and groaned in bjue
mes Of spirit Elder Thurman. stnped,
and bewildercd by his disappointment
spoke in tone of utter dependency AZ
establishment Of the disappointme,
which had come upon him and OF n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24
ENERsoN.s CHALLENGE

1t is expected that the trade in Ban
croft's History Of the United States and in
handkerchief, will be largely increased
since the delivery of Ralph Waldo Elmer
sons address at Concord on the 18th inst.
lie concluded his speech by saying II
challenge any lover of Massachusetts to
read the sixtieth chapter of Bancroft 5
history without tears of JOY" which is
the neatest and most effective advertising
Bancrof('s history or any other book ever
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24
alE WILL. GET OFF.

The authorities will deal gently with
the erring Kinds, the post office conspir.
ator. He has been bound over to the
Grand Jury, but his friends are confident
Of an acquittal, and his friends are prob
ably right. If Secretary Jewell will con-
iinue TO purge the department of such
corruptionists. the public will probably
feel that It ought TO be satisfied, though
Justice might require that they should be
pursued and punished rs their crimes pc-
sorya
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24
IREAsURER NEW.

The stories which were circulated in
regard to tn. character of Col. New.
United States treasurer, are pronounced
talsehoods without shadow Of founda-
ton. Col. New Is member in good
standing of the Christian church OF In.
dianapolis, takes up subscrip
ton for the church every sun
day and is called one of the mode
men of the city. His wife Is describe;
as a cultivated and attractive lady. VIII,
will be an acquisition to Washington
society
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TUE BULLETIN IS published every morning
Except Monday in the Bulletin Building, cor
uer Washington avenue and Twelfth street
TIE BULLETIN is scrvel to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at twenty-five Gents Week
payable weekly IL Mail, Gn adyancel, siO per
anntun, six months, 50; three mouths, s.; one
month, 81 25.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24
Newspaper Postage and Who
Paws il.

One of the most difficult things 10 ascertain
with any certainty is the circulation Of "a news
paper. ] he new postal law, however, which
requires the prepayment Of all newspapers cent
10 subscribers through the mails removes al!
trouble with that branch al the circulation
me following liable which has been officially
cent TO Washington by the chicago postmaster,
a. the report Of his Office for the month oil Iauu-
nry, shove that the lSrER-OCEAN pays more
po5'ageon MS lhrec Issues Daily, Semi-Weekly
the city combined
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24
Sheriff Sale.

Jl1 virtue Of ar execution to me directed by
i the clerk of the circuit court Of Alexander
county, IN the state Of Illinois in favor of David
upon the following described propcrty. in Inc
county Of Alexander and State of Illinois, To-
Wit. The southwest quarter OF tho north
West quarter Of section twcnty-siN co
IA township fifteen 90 south, aud IN
laGst two west Of the third principal meridian
90 Wv property of the said Baptist Holster
/ Hu'.n ! VIII ouer AT public sale al the southwest
I 10 VI we 'gnr,-house in the city Of Cairo i'm
tle SSn,Hi'Iy OF Alexander and State Of Illinois ON
w. oy,i ',Hy 81 ApTil, \ D. ISIS al the hour OF
eleven CLOCK, a m, for cash, 10 SATISFY said
Sherlnof Alexander Inuniy iIlinois
Cairo, Illinois, Aplil 22d ls,a. '''''''"'
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JOHN H. oBERLY, Editor.
AyANDERBuLT WEDDING.

One OF The Vandcrbilts, son Of ". IT.
Vanderbilt, and grandson of the Commo-
dorc, was married in New York a few
days since. The wedding was exception
ally brilliant. and society was convulscd
10 is foundation In regard to the event.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24

gs-Onc inch i- a square
Ef-TO regular advertisers we offer superior In.
duccmcnts, both as 10 rate OF charges aud man.
ncr Of displaying their hyors.
Ns~Nolices in local column inserted for Fif-
teen Cents per line for one insertion, Twenty
Cents a line for two Insertions, twenty-five
Cents a line for three insertions, Thirty-Fivc
Cents line for one week, and scyenty-Fi,e
Cent. line for one month,
Communications upon subjects of gen.
eral interest to the public solicited.
EssAl letters should BE- addressed 70
JOHN IL. OBERLY,
President Cairo Bulletin Company
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24
senator COnkiing Endorsed for Presi

New YORK, April 22.-The Lincoln
club which received EX-Spcahcr Blaine a
week or 50 ago, last night gave a recep-
ton 10 Congressman Lawson, who in a
speech urged the Republican party to
nominate Senator Conklng orprcsident
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24

The total amount paid by all papers, both
daily and weekly, was g. ,i76 s. OF which
amount the lSTER-OCEAS raid 5 go 2I-nearlv
one-ilith at the whole. he total amount raid
by the Tribune, lime journal and Post, and
Mail, on all their editions was $50 a The
INTER-OCEAS paid s2tl 60 more than all Of them
combinod.-Chicago Inter Ocean, Feb 90
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-31
the old law, ''In the sweat of thy

| the old law, "In the sweat of thy
| face"
9TH. Faithfulness. Be faithful to
your God and to your employers.
Dung men should seek to make their
employers interest their own, and not
inquire how little l can do to satisfy
my employer, but how much can l do
to promote his interests. A course
like this means success. Such young
men are sought for, and are sure to
retain their places when others are
discharged.
9Th. Efficiency whatsoever thy
hands find to do, do it with thy
might" The Apostle Paul says !:
Whatsoever We do, do it heartily, as
to the Lord and not unto men," Put
forth the whole strength of your man.
hood. Pursue with energy whatever
calling you engage in. Become an
expert in it-be not given to frequent
changes.
9th Preserve your independence
of character with due submission to
superiors, "Obey them that have
rule over you" Bear in mind that
you owe a religious as we'll as civil
duty to your employers.
Would not one possessing all these
traits of character be MODEL bust
ness man? Is there any impossibility
in reaching this state? Not at all.
How? Submit yourselves to God.
Cleanse your hands. Purify your
hearts. Humble yourselves in the
sight of the Lord Let us hear the
conclusion of the whole matter:
Fear God and keep his command.
ments for this is the whole duty of
man.