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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20
o. PTERPONT,
THE SUN
pAfLY ANp WEEKLY FoR la75.


Th3 appraach If the Presidential Eelection
gives unusual Importance to the events and
developments 81 1915. WGshall endeavor to
desoribe them frllv, faithfully and feailcssly,
THE WEEKLY SUN hiss now attained
circulation Of over SEVENTH thousand copies,
It's readers are found 10 every State and
Territory, and it's quality Is we'll known 70 the
public. We shall not only endeavor to keep II
fully up to tho Old standard. but to improve
and add taits varietv and rover
THE WEEKLY SUN win continue 70 be
thorough newspaper AIT the news of the day
will Be found II Il, condensed when uuimport-
ant, atfuli lensth when IF moment, and always.
We trust. treated IN q clear. interesting and
Instructive mann
Il Is our aim to make the WEEKLY SUN
the best family newspaper n the world twill
DO full Of entertaining and appropriate reading
81 every sort, hat viii print nothing 10 offend
tbs most soFnpleus and delicate taste. Il Nin
always contain the most interesting stories and
ramanoes Of the day, carefully selected and
leeibly printed
The Agricultural Department IS q prominent
feature IN the WEEKLY SUN, ana its articles
win always be found fresh and useful foF the
farmer
The number If man independent Ia politics
n increasing, ana Tie WEEKLY SUN IS thor
paper sscoially Il belongs 70 40 party, and
obeys no dictation, contendiDg for principle
and The election Of the best men. Il exneses
the corruption that dsgracea the country and
threatens the overthrow Of republican inetitu
tons. II has TO fsnr of knayes, and seeks no
favofs from their supporters
The markets. Of every kind and The fashions
are regularly reported.
The prise of the WEEK yY SUN Il ON
dollar a yeRr Tor q sheet Of eight pages, and
Il 80 w.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20
Tribute Of Respect.

WHFBEAs, Tt has pleased Him who
said, Suffer little children To come
unto me, to call from our Sunday
School orr friend and companion Sarah
8. Glasspool; be ii
ResoIeed, That the teachers and
scholars of Lake Charles Sunday School
sincerely mourn the loss Of onr de-
ceased friend.
ResolDed. That the example of our
departed friend, in the liyelv interest
she always manifested ID the Sunday
School in her punctual attendance,
and good department, is worthy Of our
respect and imitst on.
Resoloed, That we sincerely syinpa-
thize with the family Of the deceased
in their bereavement, and thai a copy
Of these resolutions be presented to
her mother, and also to the WEEKLY
EoHo with q request for publication
il wv BRYAN,
0rro 4. SoHNpIER,
Gro. I'LL WELIls.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20

the legislative hancil s. ghs Govern.
mont N S sr
Nseut Mansion. b. s. 1875
0bsefVs hoR oonlame j lhe
tyrant speaks 81 a. election BY
Tho people; With what eoolness he
decides the whole matter il con-
troversy; bis implied threat 81
similar Interference with any other
Southern State which may dare
70 change its own constitution;
end bis clear-cnt iurimation that
If Congress don't revolutionize
Arkansas he will do il himself.
Great God How long shall this
traitor to his country be permitted
to trample On States and consiitu-
lions? last month il was Louis
lana; now it is Arkansas next
month it may Be New York. Are
the American people race Of
slaves /?
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20

Tho February number 81 the South
ern CuItivator reached us, as It usually
does. just il time To give rs Ell tho me-
cfsary information Tor tie month, thus
rnabling those who subscribe to il the
opportunity If comparing ideas. and
improving somewhat, the cultivation ot
ihcir lands Tlis much valued work
should In natFonigcd and carefully read
hy our planling community, al Il will
import h Them Information 81 an inn
poftant ciareier Threats 81 agrieul-
tare. hyo stock the DAIRY. tie poultry
yard apd horticulture Its editorials
ere vel written aad b tho point, and
ita answers IN inquiries ars mode prompt.
N md satisfactorily Address, with two
dollars. NJ RI Jones, Athens, Georgia,
ana you viii gal ne southern Cultiya.
t0r E0r twelve months
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20
PnnsnnNT'a aIEsaAaE
Washlnqlon. FEB. 5. 1874.

IA re senate ~ lhe uniied stsiess
Herewith / have the honor n send
IN accordance with tic resolution Of
ihe Senate of the IN instant, al the
information liz my possession, NOT hera-
tot0re furnished, relating 70 affairs IN
the State 81 Arkansas
i Wiil venture q express the opinion
that all the testimony shows TINT inthe
election of 1872, Joseph Brooks was
lawfully elected Governor ~ that State:
that be has been MnlaWfullY deprived
III the possession 81 bis Office since
that times that ia 1874 tha constitution
Ioi the State was 81 violence, intimida-
8ian. and revolutionary proceedings
ovartarown and 3 neW Constitution
adopted. end u ueW St8se government
established Those proeaeaine IL per-
mittad 70 ti8nd. practically ignore ~
Rights by min0fitics la an the Stahes.
also what II tliaFa b prevent each %
lhe States recently FeaamlttaA ~ Fed
eil relations on cellain conditions.
from changing their constitutions and
violating fhelr pledges, Il thia action
in Arkansaa & acdaieeea ID
I respectfully submit whether 4 pre-
eedent $50 Dangerous 60 tae STABILITY Qi
q State government e MOI al tha Aa-
ti0nal Government alaps should ba ge.
cosniSed hV Clngf
earnestly aak tAat Caagm win
take definite action ia stia matief io
rGlievo the Executive from aesng upon
questions which should be decided By
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20

Onr Home Journal IS the title Of an
agricultural paper published IN New
Orleans, Louisiana. 1t is one Of the
hest productions Of tlie kind published
either North or South, and contains
very valuable information to the Louis
j M farmer tits well and ably edited.
and assisted BY a corps Of eminent cor
respondents from different parts 81 the
country can not fail to give ali desired
information needed By our planters on
the different subjects pertaining to
agriculture and horticulture. 1t also
gives valuable Information in the man
ner in which fruit trees and grape vines
should be planted and cultivated; the
raising of horses, cattle, sheep, etc.
Tt is published weekly and each nuns
her contains sixteen pages. Price two
dollars and sixty-fve cents year, in
GLIDING postage. James FL Hummel,
publisher, New Orleans, j. w Bryan
agent at this place.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20
a. ii POUIRT.

T A 1y ly Fl R
NIBIEIT'S BLUE Il9Kfaafs5iit
HAS At DEPOT on LEATHER "A 4
I'LL Mr. Paul IafoFQue. Lake Charlesz
consisting 81 CORACE mad ShtJE
leather, also CALI and kip Skins WtAesn,
he WIN sell ~ Che lowest rates. sae WiA
keep the same kinds of leathar at A.f'
@. r Moss store, Rose Fluff en- ing
Calcasiou river aePG A@"elA
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20

This time ~ Is Arkaosas In
1872 Elisha Baxter aad Joseph
Brooks were opposing candidates
fog the office Of Governor Of that
State. Baxter was elected and
installed md entered quietly upon
The discharge of bis oilieial duties.
Brooks brought d suit III tha United
slsFes Circuit Conrt, claiming the
Office. but did not press q trial
and It was generally Thought that
be bad abandoned his auit. Time
went by. and finally Baxter's at-
torneys filed Il demurrer TO Brooks
complaint, which il was generally
conceded would be sustained and
that that would end the matter
Brooks attorneys called mp the
demurrer ore day when Baxter's
attorneys we're absent from the
courtroom; the Judge over-rulea
the demurrer ordered writ Of
custer 10 issue ID favor Of Brooks
and against Baxter, and immedi-
afeIy adjourned court for the term.
before Bakers attorneys could
even find ont what was done. mucH
less answerover, on appeal. Brooks,
armed with bis writ of custer, and
backed by a posse. mostly negroes,
suddenly appeared ia Governor
Bakers Office, hustled him out
and took possession. a lively lit
tie war followed, and was kept up
for some weeks; Brooks having
possession Of the State House,
and Baxter having his headquart-
ers in the suburbs Of the city
Little Rock. Both appealed fire.
quently to President Grant for
recognition, but without success.
Finally the Presidant proposed to
them both certain TERMS Of COM
promise, which we're Immediately
accepted by Baxter and rejected
by Brooks. Tbereupon the Presi-
dent recognized Baxter AZ the
legal Governor, and Brooks step
ped down and out. Everything
then went on smoothly, and last
year The people Of Arkansas we're
called upon to elect q new Gov
ernor, and to vote upon the adop-
ton of new constitution. The
Democrats nominated Baxter, but
on bis declining the nomination
they nominated a. Fl. Garland,
whose election, and tho adoption
of the new constitution, By an
overwhelming majority, are mat
ters Of history.
IT has never been pretended, SO
far as we know, that the last cleo
ton III Arkansas was not a perfect
~ peaceable and fair election.
The following message by Presi-
dent Grant 70 The Senate has
caused, II possible, more excite-
ment than tie last outrage on
Louisiana, and demonstrates be-
yond a possible doubt The Presi-
dents Fixed discrimination to light
the flames 81 civil war upon the
very altar Of constitutional liberty:
PRESIDENTS MEssA0E.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20

The Arabian Sugar Cane, recently
brought Is this country Is eaid To pro
dnce more and better syrup than any
other cane. j. ~ Bryan has FEW
packages 81 seed for sale.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20
FRANKLIN noUsE,


III WILL KRRP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
1 choice selection 0f the best liquors, beer,
ole and wines. Board hy the Day week ana
month. Travellers ran be acrommoaated q
good meal md q coa,foftpbla bed At aii times.
No meaus win Be srarod 10 make guests feel
ne home. Prices % suit the presant bard tines
Ny house "a convent ia 10 chipping, aud close
- the Galveston and Houston railroad depet
ID this city. noViay
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20

--LATEST EEws. There Is nothing yet
about che compromise. The leading
Conservatives are still In Washington
for the purpose, It is said, Of trying to
effect some kind 81 ID adjustment ID
the Louisiana ease.
IL ii also stated that Grant is anxious
b have Congress pass The caucus bin,
and to have them recognize Brooks as
Governor of Arkansas Ih is further
stated that senator Morton says moth
ing can he done ID regard to Tie Arkan-
sas troubles.
The defeat 81 Pinchhack Is now cer-
tain. II was carried by six majority.
There Is nothing moro about the Civil
Rights bin since Il pnssed the Lover
House.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20

Weare sending the WEelznY FoHo 10
some of our old subscribers whose sub
Feripiions have expired and who have
not expressed d willingness 10 continue
their Subscription nor 1 desire 20 have
their paper discontinued. Therefore
those who wish their paper discontinued
win please hdYise us of that fact, other
wise We win continue sending them the
paper and charge them accordingly.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20


Ao GoMHBcaiisE We IRE glad 70
announee thas the Conservative Repre-
epiliatises WHO. il cancna voted ioF
corapEomise. onr feature 81 which uns
~ be ID aeqr.ioscenca III tha kellogg
gpvernment have ieeonaidered their
aelian. and have determined d main-
thin. iniset aud nntmmmeled. their
epaMle organization understand
they elaim theg aetuhted ~ NONE
hnt good and proper motives ii fhe
mattef b fhc smrr0miae, and uo as
not propose ~ condemn them hasli
lv heent etea failuros 81 tha
mail leava as without any adgicee 81
the pf laaiien IL Sew Orleans.
Wa trust ana believe that ouf Conn4y
aliTa memha Nll stand iifm and
nnihd and hope that lllaf motto Will
alHays be ho eomnremiss Will fhe
Hsape Tile cause 81 L0uieialia Oh
IN % lae lalion
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20

The attention 81 nur readers il re-
specially directed ID the advertisement
81 the Star Hotel, which win be found
in another column 81 to-day's paper
At win be- opened for the aceommoda-
ton Of regular and transient boarders.
Mr.. julian Richard, the proprietor. is
determined to please a'l, and to 40 this
be promises 70 give q square meal and
a good bed 10 those who patronize him.
Call and see him when you get hungry,
and sleepy too.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20
Notice.

ISaccessioas of I7enrqllfoss and AanRgna,
his VIE. bath deceased
UTHFREAS JOSEPH ". MOSS
WV and ALFRED MOSS. Of the par
ish ofCalonsieu, having amp led BY petition to
be appointed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of said success
sions of Henry Moss and Ann Ryan, his y lie,
both deceased
opposition 10 said appointments will fle the
same il writing in my offiae, in the town Of
Lake Charles, within ten days fram the date
hereof
GlERK's OFFIoE, LAKE GHARLEs, La,
February 6 1875.
ASA RYAN. Clerk Of Court
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20
.UR HOME JOURNAL
AND
RURAL SOUTHLAND,
No. 8 oAMP gTRaHT. Naw oRIEANg

JAMES Fl. HCMMELI managing Editor
and Publisher.
Dr. ". al sWAsRY, Agricultural.
re KERR Miscellaneous
ID. DENNETT, TIA cling and Industrial.
IERMs FoB 1875 80 So psr annum, 4
copies for $40 ard for geter nm of the club !;
to conies al s 80 each, 10 70 - opies
at SO 20 onoh. 20 10 5ncnpies at $2 each, and
one to the qetier up 81 the club; cents
postage additional mu accompany each
name Cash III advance always.
The MINES for club need not al come
from one pc totEice.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20

a Bafliu dispatch 81 thn tth instant
fays That Bismarck suffering from
nervous aneoliom Tie Prince seems
determined e retire after bis sixtieth
birthday
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20

We call special attention % the card
az Captain Green Han, in orr adyer-
tising columns. Afoat or ashore the
Captain Is always the same genial and
popular gentleman, and we predict for
him q liberal patronage in his new line
81 business. His new saloon Is fitted
mp with special references 70 the comfort
nnd enjoyment of his customers. Give
the Captain d call You win find him
anchored On Ruio street, at Meyers old
stand, nonr tie lake bank.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20

1t is really becoming dangerous.
Pinch lis if you please, and prove that
this is really the good old world that
We used To live i'll. IA woman writes
these things ia the Chicago Post !:
Doubtless men can do vast injury to-
women, from making them victims,
drudges, slaves, to reducing them to
infaIny, yet for the despotic, insiduoIs,
damnable power they ore not one whit
more formidable than the women. The
latter, with their gentle ways and co..
vert actions, can vietimize just as thor
onphly, can demoralize To as black an
extent, can work as complete ruin,
morally As men They, too, seduoe BY
tlint Of fascination and magnetic spells;
they. too, gain ascendencY over the
mind for the end Of evil, and then ops
crate tn ten fold way, manipulating
both the dllpe and Gle wires which the
dnpe puts into their hands. They are
fully as polite, scheming, farreaching
as the other sex, and much more subtle
and Machiavellian They can leave
tile alrface fair, sound, and covered
with fresh verdure, while underneath
Is 4 mass 81 rOttenness and inpurity,
mine under thin cake Of goodly
appearance. "
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20

Don't forget that Il w bryan Inns
tic best assortment ef boots and shoes
IS Lake CEaflea ma that hs is selling
them eheap for cash He alao keeps
on hand d fne morlmeat qi choice
family groceries
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20

The latest chrome etorV comes from
down East, where q Sundagscbool
teacher said b. one Of her pupils :
Johnny. why don't you invite your
friend Billy % come 10 Sabbath school
with yon?' Johnny looked up with 9
grin fnll ~ intention, and equally fill
nf teeth, and said; II know reg, teach-
az: Won want s0 get AlillYinter NE class,
SOS v0u can yet chrome foE q new
scholar
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20

ii Washington correspondent says
ben Bntier displayed o. his desk Che
0ihor dMy a hna lsoma bouquet pre-
seatea him by some ladias 81 New York.
Tile writer, however neglbetB t9 state
asa Gle Rew Orleans Times, that The
donors were ladies' ~ color. and forsats
even Ia compare the fragrance oi the
flowers with That az the indies pocket
hAndkegehiola
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-08
nua -x.4ut;on y. x.,..x II

Une reGAution a eclatS le 2 mai
4 Port-au-Prince, Haiti; le general
Brice a etc trafne hOrs dune eglise
ct fusill6, ct 40 etrangers ont etc tues,
entire autres un domestique du Con-
snlat anglais. Un navire anglais est
devant POrt-au- Prince.
LIE cOmmissaire du revenu Dou-
glas, q Washington, n'etait pas pre-
venu de son remplacem.nt par rex-
senateur Pratt.-Le gouverneur du
Connecticut, dams son message din
auguration, condamne Intervention
fed6rale on Louisiana.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-08
DERNIEREs NOUvELLEs

Les d6p4ches du 5 mai annoncent ID
mort de rorieptaliste allemand
Ewald, ! rage de n ans. .-An mo-
nent oh Peutente cordials semblait
r<tablie entire PAllemagne ct Ia Bel
gique, une nonvelle note dc Bismark
est ardvks ! ,Bra1elles, ! propos
dune lsttrs psstorals = rtvaqus d
Namur.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-08
Correspondence de ID Nile Orleans
ls0UvELLE-oRLfANs |
5 mai 1878. (

L'ordre d'informsr coutre l'audi-
teur ClintoH, donn6 Per n. Kellogg 1
rAvoeat-g6a6sal Field, st ID nomina-
ton de Nm. L.-H. Gardner ct John
Phelps, oemme experts chargks de
IesaDeo de- hvrss St complies du
SOuctSeopaigo aocus6, aoDt-ils des
sigDes trompeurs dune Intention a.
rSenee G6purer 1e pessosasl aduinis-
tssdE, c'est e qus lss sdvsDairss du
regime aoroot 10 dfo1t 6s soateoiY,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-08

Xv. Freischiits, pour orsAastzs, do WsA3.
XVI Complainte du TrouvAre, do vsF0 /;
Nile ChristinA Hsssy.-xvII. Glvie Psllics,
chant; RIv. Anthony do Pompalisr.-xvIIL.
Les Ransaux, Raure; colonsl AlffsA 1o0aa.
XIX. La Charts, ch0ur Do Rossini.-Xx.
Bofds chAsnants d rlle, ohuw d'Asanaa,
Do RolAnd.-xXI. LHirondslle, meroooa
d'orchestrs; r. BlA.ehy.-XXn. DonaDk.
oA001 Dc R0lAAA. -
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-08

/. Haldi~S NarsA. pour orshas>FA -
Mendelssohn:-u. IEsp6rance, oratorio d
Roslini. Ill Masurks des Trainesux,
d'Asher; Nine 0andet st Mile Am6lis Il,
Brsnohe.-Iy. ~ Josephine, Schotsiah, p.
Mile Christine Ferry.-VI Bolero, chous
d'hommes, par Roland.-vu. Rigoletto, pous
orchestro, de Verdi.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21
LIPPINCOTTs MAGAZINE.

The May number Of this popular
Monthly is very attractive. The opening
paper Qllustratedl is descriptive Of trip
up the Parana and in Paraguay" The
author OF Blindpits tells II, "how Lady
Louisa Moor amused herself" Mr.. Ed
ward hearsley contributes poem which
is very remarkable for its vivid. dcscrip-
uve' poetic energy. There is a very in
terestlng paper by Alexander nolmar on
"overworked women" Miss I.az.
arus furnishes some charming verses
called "spring JOY" OF a totally
different variety is a well-Nrittcn papcr
on Frederic Lemaitre, the French ORA
mstlst, OF whose acting Dickens declared
that IT was the finest he ever saw. Franz
Vincent, DR., contributes valuable papeI
styled " Northward to High Asia" BE
hind their Fans is an amusing sketch
Mr.. Blacks story, "Thrce Feathers.
reaches climax, but only the beginnin,
OF "what comes of it, appears in thi
number. There are other papers OF 50,
eial interest, The Monthly Gossip, a
ever, Is very entertaining, and, altogether
the May number is unusually ENJOYABLE
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21
NCR,MNER FOR WAY.

The three bright faces that look out
from the opening page of the May num-
Der of .Scri5ao''s Moah'y, are only differ
ent views Of one girlish hcad-thc still
living heroine of a tragedy which will be
remembered rs long n the name OF Napo-
leon is landed and reviled among men.
The picture here skillully reproduced i
Gilbert Stuart's throcfold portrait OF Mad
anne Pattcrson-Bonapartc, Of Baltimore,
one OF the most conspicuous victims of
the great" Napoleon's selfish and UNI
scrupulous ambition. The accompanying
sketch of THE Baltimore Bonapdrtcs
is an authentic history Of hi, Interesting
family, which may yet give France its
Emperor.
The New Paris Opera House is de-
scribed, with pen and picture, in the same
number of Scribpsr. Though its archi-
lecture is hagrantly French, using
the term with its most unpleasant Cock
ney meaning,-it is still marvellous bull
ding, and In all its arrangements and de-
tails worthy of careful study. The pres
ent description is rapid and uncritical,
but gives a good idea Of the general style
and Of the most curious and striking fta-
lures Of this Temple OF Song"
"Droogmakerii" is the all-Dutch-to-me
title of Col. Warnings carefully prepared
account of the drainage OF Harlem Lake
--"by much the largest operation of it,
kind ever undertaken by man" This pa
per, which includes the entire subject OF
draining in Holland, is particularly vaIu
able TO engineers and those interested in
low lands along our coast: but the sub.
icct i. 50 simply treated that the general
reader" will find itas interesting as a ro
nance.
DIR. WIN. llayc, Ward, ofthc E,depend.
cHt, sums up, in an illustrated paper.
some of the curious discoveries that have
recently been made in ancient AsSyriar
literature.
"Iung Wing and Iii. Work, tell
about the Chinese Educational Mission
and ITS devoted originator.
. "Some Old Letters" these are genuin
by-the-by. and a later installmcnt will b
u accompanied by tae-simiies), and ''Bol
4 Sides ofthe Shield" by Mrs. Davis, ar
the other prose contributions
In the Editorial pages, Or. ITollan,
writes about Speaking DisrcspcctIully o
the Equator, ""Popular Arts" and "rhc
Premium on Productive Culture" Tn,
Old Cabinet has something about Eng
lish Criticism of American Poetry" anC
"The Poets Mind and Mood" 4 new
department, entitled "rhc World.
Work, - takes the place OF Mature and
Science and "Etchings" gives way to
"Bric-a-brac. - and thus Sc,jJasr enter,
upon its tenth volume.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21
THE CENTENNIAL,

The STATE journal issued a ccn;cnnia
edition on Monday, containing cuts OF
Paramount Park, Philadelphia, and OF
the centennial buildings with the various
departments, and published in connection
with them, the act Of Congress creating
the centennial commission. the proclama-
ton Of the President, the State organza-
tons, the general and special rules and
regulations which are to govern the Ie-
partments, and many other matters con-
corning the celebration of the centennial.
The commission are pushing the prepare
tions tor the great exhibition vigorously.