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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-03-25

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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-03-25
German NIiIlet.

A new lot OF German Millet just re-
ceived by
1t. W.R. CRAIG d Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-24

"Mr. John Cochrane met at ALBANY ves-
terday, was made permanent chairman. de
livered an address, resolved in favor of Gov
ernor Tildsn and canal reform, made a plat
form composed of democratic and republican
Planks, refused to nominate or adopt a
TICKET. was made chairman OF a state com
mittee and adjourned without day." is the
teise way the New York Ereniylg Post reports
the late liberal convention In that state
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RFA G a n D.

"A C A n D.
a GRAND IAIR, 70 aid In building . New
sshooI he Girls Of ST. Aicysius Parish. viii be
i7s, and cyH,n ne ito 1sess n. eaSIi. .ni
me "a r1ns % edpcs,i.n are esrnesty asked to
" The .ohooI is. and win contin ne 70 Be-. Under
,hs 'sss 81 the Sisters Of EStre Dame. but win IN
Ofthe CitJ Of W as nstan, under eontrsei
sep21 st. Prest Gon,aea College. ~ I st. n -.
rMEDIcAIIo w RsR soF.ENaE GiosaE-
r. The t1snty seventh SESSION u commence in the
FACULTY
NOBLE YOUNG. ND,
Professor 81 PRINCIPLES and Practice of Medicine,
s =. pstnoiosy and Med cal Ethics, aud Pres
FLoBoARpO howard. ND,
az ard :Sd ~. Diseases
JOHNSON ELIOT, ND.
Professor Of Surgery and Surgical xnatsmy.
JAMES = MORGAN, ND.
Medical Jurispr udence.
J.. HAIRY THOMPso S,Mp..
Professor Of Physioloe, and Diseases Of Women.
Professor of Principles of Surgery and Microscopic
r Rss! 81 asa%s.1 .aa +sassi5s,
WARWICK EVANS, MD,
Professor OF Anatomy:
P.J MURPHY, MD
Assistant to the Chair OF Ply siology
CHARLEs v. BOAbMAN, MD,
O.. n. CALLAN, N. b.,
demonstrators.
JOHN WALTER, ND,
ProsectOr to the Chair Of Anatomy.
L. ELIor,M.D.
Prosector to the Chsir Of Surgery.
JOHNSON ELIOT, n. D., Dean,
serN-Tw No O northwest.
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GRAND OPENING oFNEW FAIL nm
NJ 6OODS.

Just received and now opening an entire stock OF
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,
al OF the newest designs. No last years Foods in
our stock TO select from.
100 pieces Of Fall Calicoes st6a.c
% pieces Of choice sty le Oalicpes worth l0o
~ pieces OF best Shifting OalicOes ~ exc
20 pieces Of yard WIDE Bleso he'd COttOns at g. 10
York '0-sN VI Se~
"a wide sneeting Cotton, Exc
2~-wide sheeting Cotton, Csc; worth NlSc
% dozen Ladies' COlOred Border Hemmed Stitch
BandkeTchie;s, l21sc.
- dozen yard long Towels. l2lSc.
lU pieces Canton Flannel, loo. rs pieces Canton
ElanLei, l25sc-; extra heavy.
20 pieces White and Bed all wool Flannels, from
&c. up.
Splendid assortment Of Ladies Fall Styles Dre-,
Goods Just ope ned.
Bright COl0red Plaids, lec.: worth sc
New style Plaids. sc. sell now ~ 3fS<c
% pieces OF Plain Plaid sli Stripe Dress Goods n
&c, Liit cheap
10 pieces of P.sck Alpaca, double width abo IN
ira double We ght- 3lA sold last fri s5c.
IS pieces Back CO hmere Just received and nov
Offering a. tie low price 81 zoe SIC. 81 81 IA
SD. All - PET cent Hess than last year : pTfces
our entire ,:ock bought Tor cash. which enables
u . holu -Ht greater Inducements than viii be
fCnfi si-eWHsrc.
krom September lst store viii be omen ninth n m
:. VI TOWSON O. Co..
oSb SgnIi-V lvRniA Aveuue.
sueE-eo south SIDE, hear 7th - northwest
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PERSONAL.
A 9 T B o L o g Y +.

"A sIHoL af.:
MADAME ROSS.
This oelebrsted Lady A,sroiogi.t and Healing He.
of ID, northwest. She has superior IN delineat-
ing the Pest, Present and Future. In love busi-
ne0 hof advice 10 invaluable, describing your
friends, pointing out yeuf enemies, end informing
you Of the sure way to success In al lndertAkings
Generalization strictly CONFIDENTIAL Ladies, q: gen
tleneu, clio. seDl-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-24

. COLUMBIA COUNCIL, sOyEREIGNs
W. OF INDUSTRY-Regulsr meeting FRIDAY
quested 10 be present. -
By order of the Executive Committee sep23- 81
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IINPARALLKLED ASSORTMENT
u NPARALLELED ASSORTMENT
UNPARALLELED ASSORTMENT
UNPARALLELED ASSORTMlNT-

u NPARALLELED ASSORTMENT-
UUSSFFAAEEa sEhkEEBB A AssSkTMSSSFF--
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winner Clothing.
In magnitude my Stock is beyond description.
IN quality ny F,brics are unsurpassed.
In beauty Of Style excel
In moderation Of Price S7,RA US, the Cyothier,
is tcttho,a competition.
urge a careful inspection Of ma Goods before
purchasing else,CheTe usslrinQ the Public
that Meier before hare had such
raiety Of Garments to
please oil tastes and
desires, TO accornno-
date all purses, or
10 giUe such en-
tire salts
faction.
0rA visit to SrRAUS, the Clothisr, will fully
repay all who may appropriate the time aud trouble
Of coming, whether they purchase or only wish to
view my immense and well selected stock.
A. sTRAUs,
1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sep2ttr Between 10th and llth streets
DANhhofiol. Di,tr,a Of Columbia, IS:
AT Washington, the .2d day Of September, A. d.
81 TENRi Il ana
MOSES CoLMAE, trading AZ II. UOLMAN & 90,
b.DsIup,: uPSa the petition Of their crsditoEs b.
The Supreme C %IrT 81 ;sid D Hns,p -
J.sAYLEs Brown, h0"'n' assignee
Register in Bankruptcy sepa4-f3t.
sfas aoa 81 RSs ...
Mn f s5 PRICE, In lots to suit 8. WI GgI
T0SA'e0' ''f sfFsii. sS0FF'' AND
| consistiI Of all grades and FORMS
CIGARS.
10000 Cigars fine, P Ss S5TT and low priced.
IS Boxes CARROTS scotch Snuff, In bottles and
packages OF all 'in Siiprs.
An of which are offered at the lowest wholesale
| price, ct 50 High street, Georgetown, d. O.
sep3s.3M. yAM8s WALLACE.
ITO 0WEERS OF HORsEs.-Disinfect your St.
| CARRoLIO IuMr ="
the pest Dtsinfectant known. A supply always On
| hand By
4 8. b. CAsrLBMAN,
Etna Lime Kilns, 26l6 Penna avenue
sep37 I'm Washineton. n n.
POTOMAC RoE HERRING.
l Very choice.
New MACKREL
1 Boneiess Goldfish, for sale By
4 g. WlfMBRs Grocer,
i Sp9 ~ 1918 Pennsylvania avenue.
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rHAMILfON BUILDING Ass0CIA.

THAMILfON BUILDING Ass0CIA-
TON.
The Arst regular monthly meeting Of the HAM
ILTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION, for the pay =
ment OF due &C will be held at the Board of Trade
Rooms, corner Of 9Th street and Pennsylv snia
avenue northwest, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
October 6, at O'Clock.
stock may be subscribed at the following places:
b. II. WARNER,
Corner 7th and y streets northwest.
VIM. HENRY BROWNE,
After ey at Law. LIE Droit Building,
JAMES FRASER, Treasurer,
ST. street northwest.
N. p. CALLAN, Real Estate,
IN ptSniSs 'th street northwest.
w wI 1ls I street northwe.t.
On Auditors ONCE, Treasury
JNO. G. THOMPSON,
l199 9th street northwest.
J.P. HERMAN, Dry Goods,
JOHN COOK ' n'r'""''''
4th AUDITORS Once, Treasury.
GEO. II. WOOD.
Office Com ptroller Of the Currency,
II. II. DfTWEILER, Printer,
Cor llth street and Pa. ave.
AUGUSTUS DAVIS, Builder,
John ~ SlS 7t h street northwest.
1914 18th street northwest.
b. II. WARMER, President.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secy.
seps dWco Trib .,tu ,th,s,6d
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
THE NEW BOOKS.

Mrs. Newman, sec, The Calderw God Secret BY Wiz.
Slnia johnson, soc; Giadstonels Speeches OF Pic
Due IS. "
souyeniers du General Lee, par Nine Boirseopnas
u 80; Lee M stores Mondsins, par Adolphe Belet
par Dumay Fills, 81 IS; Lettres Q une Autre Incoe
onnue. par De Bury, o. 50; l. Americana avee pre-
FACE par Athanase Coquorels hls el5o Also.
Theology, Science; Poetry. Bohns Library, Miscei
nrin ena standard Literature. q the uniform
CHAPMANv@AsentsL surence's. :. Pure Linen ''P a
pere, gil Penna ave. lChroa, RePl sepb tr
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BOARDING..


COOP BOARD AND NICE Rooms, at 25 Dun.
" barton street, Geor eetown. sep24 81
THREE LAkGE FRONT ROOMS TO RENT
with BOARD, 81 10I6 Massachusetts, avenue,
corner 18th street. sep24 81
MYTH TABLE BOAED- Large and small
w Rooms, pleasantly located. 1916 Msss.-
chosetts sN.bhe sepls {
EURhISHEDR0OM5A AND BOARD-Rooms en-
suite or SINGLE, on secobd and third floors AlS5
LIABLE BOARD. References exchanged. No 6Is
nth strt ct, near y. sens aus
FIRST CLASS BOASD in a private family with
Il Furnished OF unfurni. he'd Rooms imoderate
REM. IO0S mhryland avenue. sep2 In
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD AZ SIS per
u month; rooms en- suite single, furnished or
unfinished. Families supplied with meals Al the
shortest notice; also, Table Board 4e9 Missouri
avenue, corner 9th street northwest. sug27 In
(oARDING-RooMs, furnished, single OF en-
- suite. Also, furnished PARLORS on first
floor, with or without frst-clsss table board, in
q new house, with modern conveniences, conve-
nient to three lines Of street railroads. No. r29
l3ih street, between and northwest sugi9 3n !.
MlLLIKENS-eorner of 10th and streets
W northwest, washington, d. O, one square from
Avenue and street cars. Board by the week or
month. Transient Board, 81 per day. House
thoroughly renovated and refurnished.
feb5l y FRANK MILLIKEN, Proprietor.
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NO HUMBuoSL; RICE Vim p.y |. fair .s.h
renr SECONI-HAND CLOTHING, BOOIS
SHOES, r., 6s3 1th street, bsfyssa i ana q
soufh. Note By mail promptly attended %. myl-ly
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED AWAY-On fhe 18th September, q
- white and black COWi horns; neer c.iv.c,N
information or by returning her to S0LO-N
MON, corner s.. and ID streets northwest. se2S ST.
EoUND-In my inelossre, Sunday. the ssh inst,
win please come forward, prove properiy dS
nay CD argee, and take her away. 6E0RGEAA
VIEMANN, Tennallytown. ssp23 So
, 1875-12-18
OCEAN TELECRATHS.

The electric telegraph has become
an essential and Indispensable agent IN
the transmission Of business and social
messages Is operation on land, aud
within the limits of particular States,
Is necessarily under the control of the
jurisdiction within which it operates.
The lines on tLe high seas, however,
are not subject To tie particular con
troll of aHv one Government.
IN 1869 4 concession was granted by
tie French government 10 q company
which proposed TO lay a cable from the
shores Of France 10 the United States.
Vt that time there WAS = telegraphic
connection between the United States
aud the continent Of Europe, through
the possessions Of Great Britain, at
either end of the line under the control
Of an association which had, at the
cost Of = great outlay Of capital. ani
al great Tisk. demonstrated the prac-
ticabilily of maintaining such means
Of communication. The cost of cor
respondence, by this ageney,was great
although possibly not TOO large at the
time FOR q proper remuneration for so
hazardous and 50 costly an enterprise.
1t was, however, 2 heavy charge upon
q means Of communication, which the
progress In the social and commercial
Intercourse of the world has found to
, 1875-12-18

meuts wereto take-Place, should have
been so signally disregaIdeI,
| TREATIES AND CONVENTIONS WITH FOREIGN
POWERS.
Since MY last annual message the
exchange has been made of the ratit
cations OF treaty Of commerce and
navigation with Belgium. aud of con
ventionS with the Mexican Republic
for the further extension OF the ioiut
commission respecting claims; with
the Hawaiian Islands for commercial
reciprocity, and with the Ottoman
Empire for extradilion; all Of which
have been duly proclaimed.
COMMISSIONERS OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The court of commissioners of Ala.
bam& claims has prosecuted lis impor-
tant duties very a>siduously ana very
satisfactorily. It convened and was
organized on the I'D day If July,
1874, and by the terms Of the act
under which it was to exist for one
year from that date. Theact provides,
however that should il be found im-
practicable 10 complete the work of
the court before the expiration Of the
Year, the President might, by procla-
nation, extend The time Of It's duration
To PERIOD not more than s;N months
Having received satisfactory evidence
that it would be impractica5le rocon,.
r!pie the work with, 1ha limo or;I,;;
nally fixed. | issued a ,roclan,ation7 =
cony of which i ,.resep,eJ bsrou;,b
EXTENDING the -i,na # tEa d,,r.ri.n ~
,La courl f,r . pa,ioJ At s;v ,,,,u,i.s
from ard ,,fier The g5l How of TrI,.
last. \ r.nart ra5a tbrou,b ~,
cIe,k ,f the court co,n,nunic,taJ
herewith. shows rba con5itiop of the
calendar ON the fist IF Novenh..r
last. and the Iaroa amcunt Of w,rk
which has been arrcr,,'isEaI
Tn,rf,eu huaGrel and e;rh,r.,v,
claims have fsrr rrpsep,a6 - wbi.b
cjobt hundred and six.v-Iwo had hon
disuo,ed Of at ,Ia fara g ,La gcrort
! am informed th.t ora bnr,Irod
and seventy ,.a>es we,o Jer,4.J Eur;r,,
the month .fN,ver,her [-rrr,e,-i,
are Ecir,r u,..da a,..i .Ioc;.;.-,'.. -, :,
the ror,'.i,,.r,, ..Is. y,i,6 .,1 -. -.
,.a,cb c,.,,.;.f,,,, ,.;,b rta ,.,.... 49,,
s,darofr.n ri. rho o.,,s,;..,. .-I,,,,,,,.I
Many If ffzss ,.l..i.,s aro +, 5,IaIr of
hiIiAtTS, CT depend on tie evidence
o. Mariners whose a"sence has ae'&V-
=" '''a '''N'-2 aA' lac Ie-2Fn o. lie
necessary e'IieHcr-
d. d. ID II y. .
, 1875-12-18
YENEZU Ella.

l am happy to announce that the
government Of Venezuela has, upon
further consideration, practically aban-
doned lis objections 10 pay the United
States the share OF lis revenue, which
some years since it allotted toward
the exIinguishment Of claims of for
eigueIs generally. In the reconsider
alton OF lis former determination that
government has shown a justice and
self respect which cannot falIto reflect
credit upon it in the eyes Of all dlsin-
teresled persones elsewhere II Is 70
be regretted, however, that liz pay
ments on account OF claims OF citizens
OF the United States are still SO meager
in amount, and that the stIpulaiionS Of
, 1875-12-18
Presidents Message.
. u, c4-,. and Hare u Elussatotres :

n n N-"- M H--N 2 M I-'-H-0-TI5
In -ulmit,iug my seventh annual message
o., r.ur-a--, III thl- centennial year of our
,...i,nsl Existence as a free and independent
,...rr-. j. affords me great pleasure 70 rrcnr
:. H.. .lv.ucemaut ,hAt has been made fr IN
n. time OF the colony, one huad-ed years
, 1875-12-18
THE FREE ZONE,

The proceedings Of the JOINT com
mission under the convention between
the United States and Mexico, Of the
+lh JuIy, 1865, on the subject Of
claims, will soon be brought 10
close. The result Of these proceedings
Will 'hen be communicated 10 Cen.
gress.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-13

6es Trie6ens uno ser Civilization, Sic
S0ieRenitraBe Oabin, uno ben Yeillamen
6e3 WtttLeiD8, baS vblutelbe" &an{as,
ocn iDul bic Observation-Disclosures oer
leBten Sabre eillgebra6t, ptr6 eS i6neu
,geltuQ Derlierell, tpenN e5 fortfG0rt, 10
ergie6ige Grnten Su baben, tpte bieieS
Sa6r. &aniaS miro ne0 Dem NISipru9
erfabrener 2eute III otelcm Sabre 25 ,000.z
600 8ul6el 98eiSen crportiren, ltno im
nGtitcu Sabre ipaDrI0einli0 no9 mebr.
llno nibt in Observation-Disclosures SEE
5ie9ung Quein lteben Die Nu5it0ten bon
RaniaS gut. Jtei0e BObenI9dbe, &oDs
len, Sanoiteine, Sal3, uI0 ielblt Dte@
tale .pte @ilen, Nlei IND Sinu liegen
unter Ieiuer Sberf1dde begraben, 1ln0
tperbcn III 8%er6inoung nit ben groBelt
gerg0aue Jtegionen BON Dtiiouri ielr
bGlo 8eranlaiiung al elmer lGnel auf1
bliilenoeu inouitrielcn I0Gttgfeit geben.
50 melt Die 2iir5e Der 3eit Die BeObs
a9tunB III oieler 0initebt 8eitattete, err
iGien IS S0rem 8eri0teritatter, ais D6
bis babin Die WtebrSa1l Der @ei@GTts1
leute in &aniaS tire Be5ugSquelle ull0
;brelt 9l6Iabnarft in ct. GOulS iu0en.
l1nisre @Dica9oer 0eiddftSleute iueroen
,pDDl tDult, Wenu iic BET .3etten ibre Auz
GET auf Oteleu l0nell elRpor6litAenoen
Staat rt0teH.
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street; this is much to De r1gret-
ted. they Possessing 10 possible adgan-
tagc for street wear, and becoming very
easily solled II is almost needless to add
That for Indoor wear long train skirts are
the rule. Skirts differing In color from
the aprons and tuniques will not Ike SO
much worn IA formcrly the combina-
lions Of different materials and shades
are, however, Ne popular. if not more so,
than ever.
Aumonierrs will continue to be much
worn this winter, as skirts tigis1lY Alsswn
over the hips cannot u made with peck
cts. Ornamental pockets are exceedingly
useful, especially for ball dresses, In
which case they are made OF flowers.
Jeanne dare bets have been adopted
by American ladhs. A dogs chain
placed over a black necklace Is much
worn In France by English and Amcri-
can ladies. but Pa,isians do not favor Il.
Small buttons. AS before mentioneU,
are firmly settled in. the dpin~is,.df fash.
ion; no other kild'Vs employed, AMI
many elegant specimens are to be seen
These buttons are made OF gold, silver
or steel, and more elegant kid Is o.
Rhine pebbles and garnet, these Onl,
serving for evening dresses made of very
elegant materials.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-27
WASHINGTON.
Aborlbve Negotiations with Mex leo
Regarding the Raids Into Texas.

WASHINGTON, Dec. G.--From official
correspondence IL appears that some time
since Minister Foster asked permission
OF the Mexican general for the regular
troops Of the United States to follow
raiders across the border when In close
pursuit. or permission 10 temporarily
occupy certain points Oh the Mexican
side where they are accustomed to come
across the riysr. The reUlv OF the Mexi-
can secretary Of Foreign Affairs was ,hu,
the executive had no authority to grant
such permission without The consent OF
congress. and that II would not be pru-
dent 10 ask such consent a. the sentiment
OF the country would not approve il.
Minister Foster stated that he was zu-
thorized 10 give assurance that our gov
ernment had no design Of acluirin. an
extension Of territory, but said that the
acknowledgment Of the Mexican govern
ment Of its inability 10 restrain the law
icssness OF its own citizens would afford
the strongest reason 10 all advocate. of
the acquisition Of territOrity that there
may be in the United States. Mr.. Foster
further raid that the citizens Of Texas
must be protected, and il protection did
not come from the Mexican government
1t must from ours.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The president has signed the bill for
further extending the time of the dura-
ton of the court of commissioners on the
Alabama claims to the 22d of July next.
DON'T KNOW HIM.
II is ascertaincd from reliable sources
that Secretary BristOw does not know
Hobart, of Cincinnati, with whom, the
Mtcy-Ocean charges, lie always STAYS
when in that city.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-27

hatred between the races for the sake of
personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT, and concludes
his letter as follows;
II the State administration had ad.
vanccd patriotic measures. appointed
only honest aud competent men to office,
and sought to restore confidence between
the races, bloodshcd would have been I'M
known, peace would have prevailed.
Federal interference been unthought of.
and ..harmony, friendship and mutual
confidence would have taken the place of
the bayonet. In conclusion. let me say
10 YOU. and through you to the great Re-
publican party ot the North. that deem
ell IL my duty. In behalf Of my people.
that present these facts in order that
they and the white people their former
owners) should not suilcr misrcpresenta-
tons which certain demagogues seem de-
sirous of encouraging.
This letter Is worthy the marked con-
sideration of Senator Morton and his
conductors. IL contains the sentiments
OF q resident of Mississippi, who has &
triple claim ON the confidence Of the
man who introduced a bill into the
United States senate to appoint com.
mittee of five to investigate the alleged
frauds in the Mississippi election. 1T
writer's minister of the gospel, col
ored Republican. and is an ex-member O.
of the United States senate. Taken al
IN all, Senator Morton may find in i
much food for honest reflection.
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The Winter Fashions.

Polonaises, which were considered ell
tirely out of date, are now to be extern
siyely worn. They will be slightly
varied In cut This style Of garment re-
qures a slender and stylish figure, and
10 wear 1t one must thoroughly under
stand the art OF dressing. as ii does not
conceal the defects oil the iorn like ,tte
Iu pnlctot ut present /" "e"' Inc
poioiialsc, ~ NJ very elegant, requires
either u deep band OF fur trimming
or rich i'assenienteric- Carnlents will be-
made OF double cachemire, embroidered
and enriched with galloCn they are made
In various shapes, sometimes forming at
once the apron, waist, and the Venetian
mantle. There is also the large signora
mantle, in shawl shape, which Is not
much worn, though very useful, rs il Is
not a youthful looking garment for
young ladies. There Is also the small
embroidered palerOt ornamented with
passementelic and trimmed all over the
seams.
From the variety of shapes, 1t Is evil
dent that the winter fashions allow the
the same Independence OF dress that has
been accorded for some time past. Suits
aud bonnets which are planned by the
wearer or tho dressmaker, without re-
gard to any given fashion, are perfectly
allowable, and, when tastetully arranged,
often meet with more success than those
copied from models. 1t Is runorcd that
sleeves differing from the waists are not
10 be as much IN favor as they have boon.
Demi-train skirts will be worn IN the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-27
EnITOIlIAL NOrES.

Ex-Cocoroa~t- -.-s.~s-sfu itfvtvo..~l
TIL rnc Virginia legislature u bill taxing
dogs.
Tweed is In tiayanno. s'.,. say, "ierc
he is safe. there being no cXtradition
treaty hetwecn this country aud Spain.
--Oakcy Hall is not quite new to the
boards. hayiag played in New Orleans
for year when still quito young man.
A fearful accident occurred In Stur-
geon, NO., on Christmas day. Mrs. Will
liam Hamilton was accidentally shot by
her brother. The contents Of double
barrellcd shot gun, consisting OF thirteen
buckshot, entered her body. She now
lies at the point of death.
"A Washington letter dated the 23l
inst, says: "Four days Of criticism have
developed the real strength Of Speaker
Kerr's committee list. Despite the COM
pliments of friends and the sneers offpes,
his appointments are exceedingly Judi
cious, and ior that reason every day in.
creases the favorable opinion of his work.
II is more than certain now that the worst
| that Is TO be said was said the first day
| Cincinnati Ga-stts, Republican
"rhere is nothing in the situation of the
country to make cause for exciting re-
ligious fanaticism 10 apolitical crusade
nothing concerning schools or churches
or the taxation of church property that
belongs to national sl,c,iou. nothing
but evil to Be gained by dragging in
these questions. and they could not be
made to divert the public mind from real
affairs"
Ralph Waldo Emerson, in his new
book published last week. says: Ii a
man has not firm nerves and has keen
sensibility it is, perhaps, a wise economy
to 90 to a coed shop and dress himself
irreproachsbly. lie can then dismiss all
care from his mind and may easily find
that performance an addition of conf
dence, a IortincalOn that turns the scale
IN social encounters and allows him to
90 gayly into conversation where else he
had been dry and embarrassed. am
not ignorant--l have heard with admir-
ing submission the experience of the lady
who declared that the sense of being
perfectly well dressed gives a feeling OF
inward tranquility which religion Is
powerless tS bestow."