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The Great Stallion Chilperic.

The Great Stallion Chilperic.
r HAVE PURCHASED TIE FINE CHESTNUT
/ Stallion CHILPERIC. and will stand him for the
season at my stable, 2}5 Gravier street. He
sired by the celebrated trotting horse AMERICAN
STAR Jr he by running horse American Star son
of Daroc, and he by imported Diomed The dam of
Chilperie has record Of 2:24 and he though only
five years old, show world of speed and style.
S2j when the Mare is Served.
ap22 I'm j. n. SHAWHAN.
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SCOTCH ALE AND LONDON PORTER
Jeffrey Sparkling Edinburgh ALE.
Eyass's Champagne Pale ALE.
:. Best Stout PORTER London.
Fine Old PORT and SHERRY WINES.
Old Hennessy BRANDY.
Eunetts London Old Tom GIN.
Old Jamaica a. d other RUNS.
Bourbon and Rye WHISTLES.
Yves. India and ott er BITTERS.
For sale By JOHN TCRPlN, Importer
100 Common street.
Sole Agent for JOHN JEFFREY CO., Edin-
burgh apo st
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VINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN APP
l pointed Agent for E0DIGER KEENAN, &
cos EUROPEAN EXPRESS will forward sam
pies and other packages to ali parts of Europe at the
lowest rates. Promptness and accuracy guaranteed.
Orders left at D. Mon street ~ CaIondelet street.
will have immediate attention
HENRY E. STRINGER
api3 If :. Union street.
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Arrived.

Arrived.
Schooner Peter Mitchell. Benson, days from Eu
atan, to ) Oteri-Pic Tier
Schooner Olive III Robinson Dunbar, 4 days from
Huatan to- Oteri-Pic Tier
Schooner WIN Layton. Layton, l6 days from Charles
ton 5 O. to I;.ister-Elc Her
STEAMBOATS,.
Kate Dickson Taylor from Lower Coast
Annie T. Rolls. from i,aratalia
W s Pike Brown, from BAYOU Sara
Frazer, Canton from Lower Coast
Waloon. Ruiz from Lower Coast
Marie Bassett from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Leanael Jane, from Wolf river
Schooner .Jaloise from Pass Christian
Schooner Mary Ann, from Bayou l.acoLpo
Schooner Cora from BAYOU lacolrbe
Schooner Farmer from Stockton
Schooner Gen Washington from rear river
Sch. oner Moilc Z Massie from Icnei'lncta llsc
Schooner Alice from IIcktaw
S.hooner q IL Preston from Pascagoula
schooner rruzilla from BAYOU Lacombe
Schooner Three Brothers. from Biloxi
Schooner Philadelphia. from l,iloN
Schooner Richard, from Biloxi
Schooner Geo Comar, from Bonfouca
Schooner Comet. from Biloxi
Schooner I.iliie Armstrong, from Biloxi
Schooner L !; Kemp, from Bind river
Schooner Julia from Biloxi
Schooner Petruuia H. from Pearl river
Schooner .Iolnville. from Bind river
Schooner Alphonse, from Tickfaw
Schooner Best Friends from Blind river
Soop Mary Jane, from Manchac
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
Schooner Perseverance, from Tchefuncta rive
Schooner Pomme Or, from Blind river
Schooner Jos America, from Blind river
schooner Vaudeville. from Mandev lie
Schooner Venus. from Bay st Louis
Schooner Modesto from Bayou LacDmbe
Schooner Hattie NJ from Bayou Lacoin!,e
Schooner Mary Jane from Bayou Laconlbe
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LIyEHPCOT,-Per ship Nire inia--s}2, bales cot
ton 90 bbs lo,n :. 90 PISS slaves ,,,
UAyANA-p,r schooner Monadn0ck-11n0 bbis
fou, 81 pcs ash God 53 pc, black walnut pes Pnc
1lS2 pcs cypress
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srGAMB1LrS
Tho. sherlock Hart, from Cincinnati
Nv ie,. Aucon from Thbo'anN
Eva 10 TO- Dl!fcres FROM Lochpo,t
Mary Ida I;uiz from " nte ilal.
Robert + Ice. cainpbel. nalu Hickshnrg
Stella Block Taylor. from Beanf II e
lda FDr.ay. from 81 Martinsviiio
Frank Morgan, Gillian from Shreveport
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UPPER COAST.

UPPER COAST.
UPPER COAST PACKET
NEW ORLEANS TO UNION PLANTATION.
Leaves Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at 10 A. VI.
rs = For Union Plantation. Bennett
ls1aa4.2.t u Care, Hahnville Red Church Kenner.
S=a~aass vile and all way landings, through each
way IN daylight-The fine sGe-wiIeel steamer
Josephine.
w. L. Cozzens, master.
Has clerk on levce daily. ior freight or passage
apply on beard. api If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

Arrived sunday.
Yarkentine s'isnon Soule a days from RIO &c
Janeiro to Ramsey Westie!It-I"int
Schnnner Il 4 Locae Snhriever, q DAYS from Bonaca,
ia 1; (l,uie-Pic Tier
, 1875-05-27
SUXD.AT-HClIO0I4 WORK.
THE ALTON CONVENTION.
pEuCEEDtStlY YESTERDAY.


sc-sfaI Dsspatch IL I'he CHitaao Tribune.
A1ruS. ILL.,, May ei.--Tho atate sNudas-achool
Convention reasscmb}ca ut Q o'clock this morn"
,us, President Griffith IN tho c'lntr. Over siAty
additional delegates from different narts Of the
s:ato appeared. After tho praise meeting tho
President called for reports from co'nties,
which was responded to nriohy by dpisEatas
from groat nlany counties OF tho state, "i'c'l
,lowol that tho wotk atlI Influence Of tln htlI-
aav-achool WIGS increasing. Tto drill exercbeB
u A!ucetsona OH l,ible Biography by Prof. Ed
ward c. Mitchoil, of Chicago. occupied till
uoun. The subject Of tho lesson principally cop-
cefnet! tho topography anil physical geography
pf tho land Of Palestine. This exaEcse waa well
rr,ruea.tctl md AnHtrate! by nas1,s Charts, n"1
rcyisSs, tnnxiug tho aHA0riatiUnH Ut tho Enty-
srtl,s nstl lcsvllng chsractsrs Ut Hthlo history
10 stand out ,listucty and slyidly. Many facts
so,,cornng tic lind OF l'aicst1so wcro 1nado
taoYu tim" usually interesting. Tsouks wose OK
le,ldod 10 Prof. Mitchell for tho very interesting
r4,.1cites anl lceSonH Biyon. J.. L. Blss arrived
this morning, and con1ncsed tho singing. laa-
atturnooi. tho following of,lcer. wa1o appointed
inr tho eMsus"g year: Executive Gotnu,tt-
tool. L. Jacobs. pr Ghiuaga; I. q. I'LL.
lett, Ut JneA.vusi!io; q. u. houtg OF
nnaa aao s9e oe!oty@ et II H. rosHe Of 5oreoy-
vs!.e district Superintondontn-Iirst, Jol.t,
Fusthr, ot 1T. Cs.nrsea Second, ]. y. Arms OF
Monmouth; Third, II. g. llcovos' of hloofnlilE'
ton Fourth, Il. II. Griffith, OF eushvito Flttl,
j. 81, Peoples, Of s;llAwncelaNu SIXTH. tho llar
i, Il. Vanucyse. Ut Cullinsvilio; District Scere~
saries--rirst, John rairba1Iks, Of cl,icago sce-
ou A. j.. 1,al,coek. Of 0a!ashnrE; IlarI. y II:
Lloyd. of Urbaua Fourth, l.. H. Caldwell Of
!:nri,yi'1o; Fifth, G. II. patter,, Of Hhawuoa~
town Sixth. !. II. Miller, Of colsi'lsyillo.
Tho sunlay.relsool acasioa, conducted by
William l.oynp!Is, OF rsnrta, w"a aoe ,
al gseat interest. Dasi.lca tl.o adult
riah~vs, conducted ly III aba cotpa
cf teachers, Ill infant clnss exercise was con.
Quoted in .!1c gallery by Nn, j. y. Arms, y
wau srny .ns,is!ug to statd in tue gattery and
sov tills Convention. ,cp1eso.,totl al HcnnoI,
vigorously conducted by earnest, 1.-Two tcaullers'
Till, afternooNa exezc'roH arn regarded ~ Tug
mort Interesting ever held. 1hn hall iscrowicd
aud many distinguished ncmbors aro prcnc't.
Ihs oye,nn the Rev. Dr. Allyn, President al
tho Sultller,, Normal Schnul. delly0Ea all addrott
III, "Ihs Teael.ets' Aid4," to ha foelawod hy a,
cdt!rssa On "lhe Icac!cra' Power" BY tho lloy
W. utooEs, OF st. Louis
, 1875-05-27
al 1nrnut To stand bv Tho National Council,

NrFt meant 10 stand b. Tho National s;onnsGit'
and tho moro 10 IA thcro hAd sces.ctl to ho uts.
position tn tho intcroat OF socleIy mannpHM.ns
10 call In question itB va'nc. r. ireht, neclesns!
ncoticd was sioa,nera ahi niasiorn, md tliat 10
wan giving refi0us thought to this worry ausi"
icct. aud That bis soctc!y felt reapnns,t- q,
fnjisv to tIua churches baca'iso whn!y
1ruenaoi. on t!om TOT ti,e naoaea its .'n iron,"
missionary Society, affirmed tho tAno kontinentt
mud dm pit on .he history of tho aocaatioH aa
orcauigoi l,F lluliyiduaa md AZ roprebont'nR tho
corfons to the Treasury, s;,. 1 soCtces n
tho recommendations OF tho National Council.
In: Lave nut got aeon their way clrar 10 act
~, III, ,heu,, nf. i'atton olIarod tuu following
IL-nlutitI:
Eta.rtl, That this At.ocIaon EARNESTLY ad'la H.
r',etlat.ut ot lint IT ihc iae National ssHet! Y.
f:,ur II such combination OF Tho tlrep uasNe!alJ
,.,azi'oA p+ci hy our loadinR eenyo.sat tasa,,a.,
ih,. insluay. mud bcl,evo tl,ss such ~ assssRei
meta ~ tsst Alial 10 tho thorough aifhat'ntstn ~
hi l,nsry intelligence AMI the cultivation of 'ss'e-
ln..t.c l"l1cCrence. -. .
Secretary 1'owell, Of tho American Missionary
Association, at,d Secrntary Gushing. ol tisn Cu".
titn,,ar uatnro. Jho ltev. Dr.. Nooliwin snH'atea
that ,hcre WaB no jealousy nf socloty fn"aaec'
tncnt hnt there wnA All lnrcst dcalre tn llhso ~,
inquiry 1aac M to ts'rAibIo improvements. q
tLtJgltKktGtl tJIcll GfrN11H ApuH 4*@""
py,u, nJ,tl tho cIfGst Vi combining tho magazines
IN i,s, cnains ,nto,lgence auA contr'l'itnus atl'
tue .tmo bring consumed. thu resolution Nht
t,ast,tatal fur fnrtllor dpcunslou. Ihc FOL "as
r.,.nrictcd. md rccrss taken.
4 wtMEH's MEET1Hd. -.
At Tho taNse tina Tint tho AAHocinttnn WaH t1
pfy.n, tho lRtlics held missionary 'netfin:: u
tho lceture-ronns, proa;,lcl over hy a!rs. rrol
1tartIe!t, IcIlnrts wcro n,ade by MIA. l'hrtlrtt
NIL then Mrs. uatc!linrd reatt letthFa ffa'n ~
atl, Turkey, aud Ctlina, s'f ,crorts wero na''
ilum lueai i.niics fpclctitr. Tho ;astcs1ane'
ue. no. large, but ule spirit waa c.ccllehs'
Ninl1T.
In tho orening tho Association aseomtcd II
sn capacity MI tho 1ltinnls tluH'a athtio1afs st
ricly, to q lobrate the Anniversary III thu bGaaat
f,,l new Sccoiid Church, On tlio enst r'ao
Lilo river. 11a house WAS fiiEou ~ eFn':
uayt, Altar appropriate devotional exorclsnt, th'
Uey, Sir. WhitlnBHy read en abstract OF tho re-
1urt tho chief itcsih OF whietI Woo given sestef
t{nv, lie was followed by tho ltov. y. lay. o
CEcato tho llcy. =. II. Cobb. OF hitnnaaosa
g,,ts lie Rev. ]. W. Itcke't, OF Iowa. WHO hsT
clurge Of lilo work rs SureFinteiutonta III thci
rntr,actiyc states. Tue concluding nddrnss wa
1y lilo }seY. ns. II. ". Stosrs. Of No" York, II
ls ,,s,,a! forelhlo nia impressive manner, M
was bcarl will, gfoat interost. Tho ithal feol
i"g at ,ecsi,ts for tho year shows that all til
uut!av il, tho stato ,aa been met by tho oousrtbt
tu,.u Ut tbs State within about 81 ,Uo0.
, 1875-05-27
FOREIGN.
FRANCE,

TIE coMM1TIEE OF Thirty,
PARIS Iny 2G.-The recommendation Of the
Committee Of Thirty uas completed BY thu AS
eeu,bly to-day. Tho Commttoo ia composed Of
twenty monbers Of all sections OF tho Left, four
supportcra OF II. Walton, and si< nop-
utca OF tue Right. Among tho mem-
bess elected to-day aso MM.. Weddington,
Albert. G,ery:, slmon, and Chrlsso ophle; The
Lott voted hi tho sir Deputies OF tho Hight. 30
that tho majority might be represented in the
Commlttee, but 1t Ii be1ieyod that tlyo will do
cliuo to servo. IT.. Galnbetts was not elected,
having Withdrawn hiH natno o. candidate.
Lospos, AIay 2d.-Il,e parls correspondent Of
tho Pail 4lf0|l Gaze{.c saya the p1epnntloranca Of
tue Left in tho now COMMITTEES OF Thirty " duo
to L!scortl in tho ConHorYutiya ranks.
, 1875-05-27

Whom peglica represent honest differences Of
oplaion npon l,yiuY roltt.cat questions !lssy arc
Just aud proper; when tbs tlucstlpns tctHecn
tAoIu are uAsoloto TINY Arc usuless wllal tlauy
servo to p{evaas tug aansdsratlon Of lroeont
iatred and sootipu4! strife they arc, evils when
sleIr .uap.iuesy falls iuto tAa haala al tlsa few
to DO onployel tor soldsh PURPOSES aud 70 d.
feat tho popular wsls. sAey s!a corrupt ana op-
cau be iulIoront,y manipulated by tho sail44
p,eu III tho Interest Of private gan and corporate
gtsoi. tAoy, no .otten,, sna ought to 30 do.
stroycd. ! beiese tt's last co,nlltlon has been
earnestly, aud aut'yely giye my auppost aud ad.
yooasy to tho Tho peopiu's Independent party.
wherever my voice catt 10 hoard or luy intlunuco
felt.-HWecA u be,salQr AerI0n Aooa4 at San
Francisco.
, 1875-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS.


sa.efal DiAra.rA IA The GAfrstao Tribune.
Tnur WAyst. ltd, May 2o.--la tue tioncral
svo, NJ lin ,,uforu,ed Cl,orel, to-day. delegates
os"o" ~ ~ -. ron.ass,;t ,,,.t tolv n ,l,a f,on.
"eTH ehahon to soP.tsoe' ~. "'", ~ ''o ~
hral Synous OF the lsutofhlea thutcA III A1Ae5'o''
Eyaucalical Lutheran Church, and MoYarlRn
f,n,,rs,, a Hoard M IEona sf,ssons, 10 servo
~ t".,.".. .,,4oo ,.on,, ,s, !, el,o.on au fo,lnwa
!o1 a4o "'As y, satse - s""' :, - r'',,.n - -
Tho lEesa. ". i. H!cbof' u. u. n'sHel'' H. ~
E,ri,hacl,, ]. =. KietTor, ]. Is knlaAt. u. Il.
K,spn q. II. Johnson, W. II. II. s'ny.lor, and
15',n,. r. s,,too u. " 1rusa. ". II. seibort,
mir! e. NJ ho''sch' Doatu " s"'s'B,. m'na''" '.
Tho l.oyH. &. II. Loimbach. J. u. Mlschot
Il. e., Apr,o, n. tialr, !. ". Xauteo,
q Inh,s ~. 4. .tohnaou 4, If.
,;.,., .n, ulunrs ~ n t,,o.. ". If. so,bort
- a'to''. ...s ~ . ~ !, a',> ,r,,o aoax.t.,'
L. J. CfslE' at4ts W. H. aeE'nor%' ano sonn'"""
t,pa waa amended 70 ~ 10 provide for tho ra1ss'
Ter of ENGLISH rt,arces frcu. German to Eng!ish
,,.ssea AMI yico rrira. J,evor.s from the Cou,.
.,t,.,a, ~, Hama md rn,ei,u Ni.sjona ,xcro ro,
ce1fctl, showing shat it1esa branches OF sue
committed was arpoiute.. for cop,pleto rcyis.
a. s,I ~ ~" ,onnt,,ntton tn rcnort At ,bo mart
ioh u W. tnr', xsnrs ~ ,cIrn Tin ,.".,t,on
~ seaiu'. ti'e nycrt1lua from tlo Treebytctsi
q aeeesns ~ -, ini,, nm 1u.mcnicai st,,,,c,
,.r,.i,os ,rofesuirw 1io Westtntnnse,
u W 1io .av ~ ,i'.ir nii1,n.tc nTs,'it
"sfsu' ",'m s,,,der 'iu" scrss."n. XII III, 1ran
n' -, ~, .aS S,nI ayn snnion ably mid caruus
,s,, " .''u i!,"u, ria "n,,s,ai i,ift AZ trni
~, ~! s'u ,s =. IL =. .;s, aec"ntinu tho nYnr
m,"s av,.s sfrns nn Srnu III, proSapiy Reach I'M
sdIourpnent Il i.tc i,our to.ulxht,
, 1875-05-27
An 1jnsEtGsl1tttt NNts


The exlateace of Ill s4auullsl di1erence bs-
twaen iu4llnct aud reaaou aud thu lInSrTlhK ctr'
ts..tY Of tho Turner aa compared 10 tho pEo-
ceshrs u tho latter were n( letu1y taEon fur
g!ansul, In the present day. huWevur, = con:
ylcI!on seoulB to 10 dawaIng III thu tnlnda ut
many lha.lt IL we'll mot to etako too mucl, TN
the certain o!e1Aluu Ut lustluct Ut anY sort. An
Impetus will PERHAPS 10 given to thus scotenrY
tawards caution W tho kcslun Of rat-uut iu-
deed secrder ltoni tho opEoalto camp, but ,
boua lido sat-Mho hAs der!tucd to 1L!!ow the
cosrsu assigned III l,u hy tho best zoo1oaiat4.
Tls rat WIS destuu1 tp other tlay ~ l.. .oalfaat
for serpent ln tllo Jar,iiu urs p!ansus 4. Iaris
aud was N!tl4 this purpose introduced into thu
cage Ut tho reptile. L VA 4':luess!ouably tho
14t's duty, OH boIpg brought faca u faco NTH
tle serpent au Asre beconle fascinated. and to
have oheyel tue Instinct wAlch IL sul po4pa to
deliver "xuol, small deer" III pntyslasing prey
10 lhe dchlroyer. Eur from fulfilling tho duty
lraditioua'ly incumhent upon HIN, tsa dat!ng u
loyatos tlew vt tl,s throat VI the sako aud tit IL
| so severely ~ to pyntluto uhtant toatl, and .
loss to lboYaFlu,s Of atous9 tDu fIancs' worth ot
| serpent, IfhiA unexpected rrsult has, however
Lad tho gooI elect Of Ictaslaulng ttso 1aanage14
of the JaEliu lea Plantas to teel tloiF 1Cptltaf
| upou dead animals only. tie Imagination The
ofy having proved N NttoF failuFo.
, 1875-05-27
JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT.

Special Di6patEA o Tn tN3eaQo 1Fl6H01.
LANSING. Mich, Nay 2B.-1Ienry Hart has
boon appointed Judge Of ths Twousy-nrnt Dis
sjoeteI tlia airing but, ~ doubt p1lstsd ~ to
bin occupying tue bench till Jkn. !, 1875, tho FL.
ecptiye aaakss tue appoiatunns.
, 1875-05-27
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL

1lEMrMls, Tenu., May 2G,-A ue!.tsId acheme
to escape by 3 fow desperate prisoners IN The
County Jail WAS discovered last oyenlng. Sow
eral loaded royolyors hsd bcon slnuggled to then,
by Mrs. Evans, whoao husband wna tn iail On
tia charge Of larceny, but tho prompt Aotlou Of
Asplstsnt t-Iailss Dawson pFsyentsd : copaunaa.
ton ct ts nt Which s,1as Mas 70 1a.SsF Aa sn
Among The leaders in the schonlp waH Malt a10s,
rls aud Edgar johnson, tho axpreas.rphlsTs,
, 1875-05-27

The - Persian oolouy" IN psris takos ot1ensc
u unsrsna.Y sst.cses n lilo lsaA. payets on t!'s
Czar. Cosmupolitaulasa coulplIca!ss lournsl.ut4
fnghtfully.
, 1875-05-27

Couscn. DLuEEs, H., May as.-Ihs Rov. n.
II. Smith, paator Of tho broadway Methodist
Episcopal Church at tais clty, WHO las been &b'
aeat aeyoral pontha ln Tia Eass colteatlpR money
10 Day on ,la iudsbtsduasa Of lis
, 1875-05-27

copAc1I pLuyTs. H., May 4d,-A hotsa-thlct
n.mcd uar1oy Dunn was killed within fun rosla
OF Walnut b,atlou by Charles Ilipok!ey, whp,
with others, wore tu pursu't. Dunn. anIIug hIn7
He!f pnruuod, turnsd in Lila sallIo aud fired tAroa
inotIectlyo sAota Ut l1inokley, who immediately
responded and killed his ulall.
, 1875-05-27
AN IMPORTANT LRTTBR.


Egw Yann, Oct. It, 1875. .
DA. NAnwA1-l,EAR RIAl IN tntlucol Ly sen.o ns
Sstssy u ;oas ;esJisss u % %ss.. u :svs!.
uTiHsr, tsas. hle woays ,aon,hs "a culnnse
y n!.st oFtly aHsen4 tssa.o HAleh tlo p, .te.
ilaY!aas u ~ kaacys saa bladder. fad a..s 4 =
ssss fsit.as ' z.asie.l} eassl S.a ,i!sa
hayss|aa Az n.a taasn laIEs Gu:1ts ot E'eastns
Ind e4u u cure: barring tssH made " ,9ns
filssius x.1.ry @ Essai"g III o su1s hssinx bar
cl,dota nj WIN lad 1oaE baon suffering as had
Ss.Ii. Hes"1s@sat @ teIsls ~ 1allss ~ fsslt i:
fud 9antouco klps thea, ln lates diys WAa sfsst-
'S9'''a' s4S w" '''' e. ". jiMEi. u.aelpn.u, o.
, 1875-05-27

church, WAS last night ah otst. knocked out OF ,
;mQry and tobbod Of t57o, Tuls occurred "a
Mltch south OF Atlantic, Cans County: Tho
lixhnayu1an tiAhhcl b,nith twlde in tbs left
arm and vary severely In tue haua. Tpe wounds
arc not dangerous
, 1875-05-27

WntTxuAI14 N. y, May 2G.-i>otccsivo Wood,
from 1,uatou, arroatad Abraham Jnekson. tho
boston dafanlser, It tho AuHablc 11ouao, kecRo-
vllc. N. T.. this nvan'itg, and will proceed to
boston with him nt o1.cD.
, 1875-05-27

When u woman Ia e2ro-laden and heavy
hearted. nothing sbakss 1hs 1usgrinla out Of her
tsa oso ,os soupo oi ior hse a
4piue t1s trimmings ~ tAsiE bonus1x
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

THE new lyceMm seems to be -four.
ishing very well-getting up good
programmes and going through them
with spirit and interest; but the
Secretary's report, both last week
and week before, complains that
"There was lack of women's counsel
There was dearth Of woman's cheers"
and calls upon the ladies' TO come il
and assist in making the degree o.
success already attained supreme
and superlative one. This, of course
the ladies' can do, for without them
even Eden was but scrubby sort Of
Paradise. Will they not come to the
rescue?
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

The APRON FESTIVAL, given Tues
day evening by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church, was a decided
success. Over two hundred were
present and enjoyed the abundant
hospitali,ies of the occasion-many
of them in addition becoming the
proud possessors of calico apron, a
holder and . "top-rigging" which
was truly immense. We remen.
Der, however, that m incipient criti-
cism of the latter article was smoth.
cred by the explanation that utility
and not beauty was their "best holt
That being the case, we hasten to
retract all disparagement, as any
symptom of usefulness getting the
upper hands of show in the harness
of the fair sisters should certainly be
encouraged.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

HEAVY CLAMs.-Last Friday q
Mechanics Lien was 6led in the Office
of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
this County, in favor Of the Joliet
Iron and Steel Co. and against the
"Chicago Clinton and Southwestern
"Railroad Co., the Iowa Southwestern
"Construction Co., F. E. Hinckley,
land the properly herinafter describ-
"ed" for s75,274,l9. This is, Of
course, the amt. due for rails snd
other metal supplies used this sum-
mer in laying track from Clinton this
way, the company claiming ,hat not
one cent has been paid thereon. This
is the largest lien ever made in this
county, but few weeks ago Wal.
baum, Bridges & Co, the contract.
ors, filed one against the same par
ties for 44S,500. These look very
much like an exiting 'isher oo this
railway projec. 50 far as it is de
pendant upon NJ. Hincklsy but
that gentleman writes to Mr. D.vsis
secretary Of the Davenport Board Q
Trade, tn. bur for the two month
sickness from which he is yet hardl
recovered, he would have had non
of this trouble, and that he will ye
work out and through according {,
his nromises except in point of time.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

GEN'L KlLpATRIcK.-This dashing
cavalry leader will open the Upton
Lecture Course for the present sea-
son by delivering at the City Hall,
two weeks from last night, Wednes-
day evening, December lst, his cele-
brated lecture entitled "Sherman's
March to the Sea-" Everywhere,
General Fitzpatrick carries away his
audiences BY the admirable way in
which he describes the stirring scenes
to which he was an eye witness. His
lectures are among the most popular
among the many now before the pub
lie, not only on account Of the fervid
oratory with which they are deliver
ed, but also because they embody
vivid and truthful descriptions ofhi.
torlcal events.
Remember the time and place; and
also that this is the first lecture oil
the course and that season ticket
may yet be procured of the commit :
tee.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18
ssCREsrOMATHGANs."
The last scssion u success, hut VIC
must have m ore girls.

Society met pursuant to adjourn
ment with President Carroll in chair
The programme as published last
week correct but with the exception
of select reading. The question vas
discussed by S. Y. Yates for the af-
firmative assisted bv l.. l.. Sweet and
G. A. Neiman and Frank Coleman fol
the negative assisted by S. X. Nei-
man and NJ. Hutchinson. Decision
in favor of aft.
The committee on programme fol
next session report as follows
Question for discussion, Resotred
That the Office Of County Superin
tendaut ought TO be abolished. AT.
c. A. Neimau, Ben. Shaw, Herb
Hammond. Negative. lno N. Nel,
man, Matt Grace, G. 4. Rockwell
Address by Vice President Sweet.
Essay NJ. Hutchinson. Defamation
Frank Coleman.
The attendance at last meeting o
the society was the largest since it
opening. The audience had q fai
sprinkling of ladies but there wer.
not as many as comparison witt
some of our other gatherings woult
seem 10 warrant. The society Wi
still welcome new members, ant
everybody il invited to attend. Tn
Ces,omathans meet ut the Schoc
building Saturday evening Nov, 2o,
promptly at !, o'clock.
C. A. ROCKY WELL,
Sec. Pro tenn.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18
DIED.

TuRNER-Mrs Mundane Randall Turner.
wife Of J. q. Turner, NJ. d., OF Upton, Ce'
dar county, Iowa, departed this life, Nov
2nd, 1878.
Sister Turner was born in Cayuga county,
State of New York, June 1lth 1898. At the
age of thirteen, she sought heSayiour, and
she continued consistent member until
released by death. During the month Of
June, 1873, at he National Campmeetsrg
held at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, she entered
The Valley of Blessing
During her last illness, which was pro
tracted four months, she bore her sufferings
with Christian fortitude, and sweet submis
sion to the divine will, Always ready to
give reason of her hope" and expressing
q confidence in Christ to save, even to the
uttermost," in her faith, resignation and
cheerfulness, she magniftd and recommen-
ded the Christian religion as an antidote to
the fear of death.
She leaves q companion, and two child
rem, besides numerous friends TO mourn
their loss, which without a doubt, is hel
gain.
She said; :" l am going down into the val
ley, but it is sweet to die" One present
remarked; "This is more like starting on a
pleasant journey, than DEATH" when she
replied, 80 yes, he saves" To her weep
ing daughter she said; 'Do not weep foI
me, am all right, but, meet me In Heaven
Her last words were; Jesus is precious
When upward borne, by immortal wing,
drawn by the impulse of divine love, hi
went" Sweeping through the gates, washed
| in the blood of the Lamb
r. C. WOLF.