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not only of New York and Brooklyn,
but of the United States, would cry
out, 'sGiye us that paper" and if it
has not 10000 new and permanent
subscribers in the first month there
after, / know nothing of God or hui
man nature. (Applause.) The land
cries to be delivered from this awful
scourge. Where is the publisher, the
editor, or the stakeholder who will
take the bold, God-honoring position :?
But if papers refuse to stop this over
flow of beastliness, where is your
society for suppression of obscene lit
erature? Why spend their time in
the suppression of books and pictori-
ais that have to play hide-and- seek
with the law, and. allow this daily and
universal newspaper debauch? Men
of might and means to the. front !!
God said that ten righteous men could
save Sodom. Peradventure there be
ten men in New York and Brooklyn
of the right means and pluck, they
could, in the strength of God, beat
back these surges Of iniquity. Where
is Anthony Comstock, the glorious toe
of unclean literature? Has the Hon.
Judge Nelson, known as the warm
friend of everything good, no power
to stay this, saying. what shall and
what shall not be published? Where
is God that he comes not out from
His hiding place for the defense and
salvation of this metropolis? Gird
on thy sword, Oh, Most Mighty, and
strike once for the overthrow of this
CHASTITY horror. If no other man do
his duty let us do ours. Kick 1.-THE
speaker suiting the action to the
word) the internal stuff out of your
house. (Here came a tidal wave of
laughter.) Young man, young wo-
man, pollute not your hands or eyes
by touching these influences which
are taking down so many. Brooklyn
may be prayed out of this slush and
filth. We come here tonight to do
our part toward it. and God, who
planted the city in these pleasant
places, and to whose glory all these
churches have been reared can extri-
cate us. Oh, that one revival wave
might sweep across our streets and
carry out to sea the last vestige of this
great shamel Let US rise up and take
the city for God and Heaven. We
raise the standard tonight About
six hundred and fifty converted souls
have stepped into the church regiment
SluCe Tue pIeSeut VI grace began III
our midst, and tonight would God
make it full regiment of one thou
sand. will beat the drum of re-
cruit! No one but the Ompipotent
spirit of God can wipe out the anal
opy between Sodom and Brooklyn.
Oh. revive this work. In the midst
of the years make known myself, and
in thy wrath remember mercy.
Voices. Amen.) IF there ever was a
time when the Christian people should
go down on their knees before God
and cry for His mercy, this is the
time
During the delivery of the address
there was at times a solemn stiffness
in the audience, broken only by half
suppressed. evidently Amens, and
monosyllable Obs and "My's"
This oratorical hurricane took every
body by surprise. The speaker spoke
with great warmth and earnestness,
and when he closed his remarks his
face was flushed from the effects of
his imprisoned delivery.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-05

Jacob Walfer> and Chris Anlhu-. two
OF oul wcll-khown butchers have ASSOC
ciatcl together and under tic firm name
of Jacob Walters d Co.,, have opened a
meat market on the north side Of Eighth
street. in Phil Howards old stand. Thl-
will be lirst-cla-s market ia every re-
,pect, a. the names OF the proprictors
GUARANTEE market where the choicest
of cut meats, steaks, roasts of beat. NUT
ton, pork and ycuison; together with
sausage, bacon, etc., viii be served out
10 customers in neat and satisfactory
manner All their old friends or new ne
quaintances are invited to call and see
them. lO-30tf
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About Persons.

Miss Hattie Wheeler, who has been
away from Cairo for some time, has re-
turned.
Mr.. sam. Foster is again confined to
his room at the st. Charles hotel, because
of sickness.
Mr.. j. =. Mathis, teacher of one Of
the public schools near villa Ridge, was
in town yesterday.
John B. Gest, OF Cincinnati was Il
guest at the st. Charles yesterday.
F. c. Canda, OF the Cairo and st.
Louis railroad, was in the city yesterday.
He put up at the ST. Charles.
l.. II. Clark, chief engineer, and c..
4. Beck, division superintendent of the
Illinois Central railroad. wore among the
arrivals at the st. Charles yesterday.
Capt. j. II. Tschndi, of st. Louis;
DR.. \. b. kinkead, Paducah; n. IL.
Montagnia, Cincinnati; l.. II. Hoskins,
st. Louis; L. II. Cotton, 4. W. Miller,
A. NJ. McBain and Il. IL. Grecn, New
York Charles b. Ryan, Memphis, and
II. II. Stinson, Anna, Illinois, were regis.
lercd at the St. Charles yesterday.
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a No. ! Laundry

II is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman,
the laundress, Nc, II Fourth street, be-
tween Washington n Commercial avenues,
has Que OF the best conducted laundry cs.
Establishments IN the city, and landlords OF
hotels and boarding houses will find it To
their advantage to call upon her.
Her prices are rs follows Hotel aud
clearinghouse washing, - cents per
dozen. Fol- piece work prices are
as follows: Single shirt and col
lar, Zoe; per dozen soc; socks 90; two col
lars, Be; two handkerchiets, Dc; vests zoe;
Gnd all rcntlemcn's wear. zoe. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, - to Doc;
skirts 10 to zoe; drawers 10 To Ice; two
pair hose DC; two collars 10 l0c For III
dies plain clothes u GO per dozen; Tor Ia
dies fine clothes, 81 % per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited s-3i-lm
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SLOW. Very Slow

Worl, on the new lcvee continues to
draw its slow length along" very slowly,
which fact may, in great measure, be
attributed TO uniayorable weather that
has prevailed for the last two or three
does not progress more rapidly is, that
the force employed to do the work is not
sufficient. SO that between the bad
weather. and the small force at work on
the levee, there is a very strong proba-
bility that the work will not be completed
within the time specified in the contract,
and If it should not be, then--what ?
Why, we Will have Il lrst-class inunda
ton. That's all.
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..portrniss GIacps."

This is II new style of picture now be-
ing produced by VIM. Winter, the artist,
OF TINS city. These pictures are creating
much Interest in all the principal Eastern
and Western cities, being altogether new.
They are unlike photographs, being
raised and beautifully cnamelcd over the
entire surface, soft in tone, but distinct in
the lights and shades. No one who spc.
them fails TO admire them, or TO give the
artist an order. We have been shown n
number Of pictures of wcll-known ladies
and gentlemen Of the city, and have no
hesitation in pronouncng them perfectly
splendid. We would therefore advise all
who take interest IN such matters or de-
sire pictures, to call upon MIR. Winter at
his gallery and examine his work in this
new branch Of the shadow-capturing art.
9-l4.tf
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Religious bDriDptugs.

Religious services at the Methodist
church, corner OF Eighth and Walnut
streets, at the usual hours to-day, Rev.
Gillian, in the pulpit. The public are in
vi,ed. Sunday school at three clock,
p. III.
AT the Presbyterian church, Eighth,
between Walnut street and Commercial
avenue, there will be services morning
and evening at the regular hours. \
general invitation to all to attend. sun
day school at three o'clock. pm.
The Rev. Chas. A. Gilbert will con-
duet services at the Church OF the Re-
deemcr, Fourteenth, between Walnut
street and Washington avenue tins morn
ing and evening At the evening service
Mr.. Gilbert will take for his subject,
"Ihe Young American Sunday school
at 3 o'clock, pm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-05

As usual, Phil Saup, the king of Cairo
confectioners, has come to the front rank
with the largest and best stock of toys
and candles ever brought to the city.
For two weeks, he has been at work
night and day, arranging the presents
aud good things which have been arriv-
ing daily in large quantities, and he is
now prepared to furnish parents wi tn
presents and sweetmeats for their little
ones suitable for Chistmas presents, at
the very lowest prices. His stock of
French and American candies is une-
qualled in Southern Illinois, aud his
stock Of toys Is unusually large, and Of
the best and strongest make. No one
should buy before inspecting his store,
"h"'" they will be sure to find what they
want. 12-J-1m
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There is family living on the corner
of Ninth street and Jefferson avenue,
who are certainly objects OF charity. The
family consists Of husband, vile and two
small children. The husband aud father
is an invalid, and unable to per-
form any kind of labor. The
mother is a weakly, sickly creature,
with child at the breast For the last
week the family have been supported by
their neighbors. who have kindly fur
nishcd them with food and fuel. Those
of our people who feel charitably dis
posed will find this poor family worthy
OF all the assistance they may feel in
cljned TO bestow upon them.
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Police Court.

Before J. Bird, Police Magistrate ]
j. ii. Williams has been in town sew
eral days he is a stranger here and a
good ways from home, SO he thought he
would take a little spree" and "the
folks at home would never know any
thing about it, lie started out. but be-
fore he got half through with his bout.
was captured by Officer La Hue, and his
honor fined him five dollars aud costs on
charge of disorderly conduct. At last
accounts Williamson was out hunting
somebody to go his security.
-Girty Carter and Belle Dudridge,
"nymphs OF the pave" were arrested on
Friday night by Officers Wootten and
Sargent on charge of lettering about
the streets and frequenting dram shops.
They were taxed each five dollars and
costs, which they paid and went on their
way rejoicing.
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From private letter received from
johnson county, we learn that on last
Monday evening Sheriff Carter, of that
county, arrested man named Samuel
Mulkey, on charge of horse stealing.
Mulkey was taken before X. NJ. Fisher,
Esq. when at the request of the States
Attorney, c. n. Damron, the preliminary
hearing of the case was postponed until
Thursday. On Thursday, Mulkey was
again taken before Squire Fisher. vino,
after hearing the evidence, held him to
bail in the sum OF $500. Falling to give
bond, Mulkey was locked up in the
county Jail. The defendant is we'll
known in johnson county, where he has
lived for many years, and heretofore
borne good character. The evidence
against him is said to be conclusive, and
there can be no doubt of his guilt.
The johnson county circuit court,
Judge u. j. Baker, presiding, will con-
vene on Monday, tomorrow, December
9th.
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AMOlliCr Entertainment.

And now we are told the Ladies' Cen
tennial Association are making arrange
ments for a grand Entertainment for the
benefit of the Centennial fund. This is a
move in the right direction. There is
any amount of literary, theatrical and
musical talent in the city that might be
enlisted TO take part in an entertainment
Tor this purpose. y performance second
to none ever given by the ladies' of Cairo
can be naugnrated il the managers of
the Centennial ASSOCIATION 90 to work in
the proper spirit and with determine
ton to make it Il success. Let us have
the entertainment by all means.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-05

Whether there was more than the,usual
amount Of business transacted yesterday
we are unable to say, but il appearances
amount 10 anything, then we should
judge than our merchants did very fair
day, trading. The leyec, as we'll as
Commercial and Washington avenues,
and the cross streets were thronged with
people hurying hither and thither. all
eagerly bent on business Of some kind
Maybe there was not more than the
usual amount of business done, but APP
pearencc seemed to indicate the contrary
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y report was in circulation yesterday
and last night TO the effect that
Mr.. Bagnell, contractor for the construc-
ton ofthe new levee, had quit work and
thrown up his contract. Though it was
late when the report reached the BuLLE-
TN office, a reporter at once set to work
TO ascertain whether there was any truth
in the report. Mayor Winter and other
city officials were interviewed on the sub
ject, and all asserted that there was no
truth in the rumor, or if true, they were
not appraised Of the tact. There is prob
ably no truth in the story.
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Live Agents Wanted

To sell Dir. Chasc's Recipes; or InIor-
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a Zine SfO,I.

VIM. Ehlcrs desires to inform his pat
rons and the public generally, that he has
Low on hand large stock OF rcnch and
German Calf, Kip and Morocco, and j.
prepared 10 manufacture, tor Store and
Office wear, the finest of Morocco or Cali
skin Shoes or Boots; and for farmers.
draymcn and outdoor wear generally. hi,
French Kip stands above anything ever
offered in this market His Last. are OF
the latest styles, aud he can guarantee a
N and satisiation to all his patrons.
g-3-,i.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-05

For the last week the market has been
overstockcd with d.essed poultry and
game of all kinds, and dealers have found
it difficult TO dispose Of receipts. The
change in the weather on Thursday Gre
ated perfect panic in chickens, turkeys,
and dressed game. Chickens could be
purchased Tor almost nothing and tur-
keys at prices ranging from twenty-five
to seyenty-iiyc cents. II was difficult to
dispose Of game at any price.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-05
A. Rilsier's.

The most beautiful stock Of iewclry to
be found in Southern Illinois. is now
on exhibition and for sale by Builder
Brothers. They are prepared to furnish
buyers with any article that may he desir-
ed, and warrant satisfaction. They manu-
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lSckcts, and everything that may be de-
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work. they stand second to none In the
country, Give them call, and see for
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