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The Atlantic for January.

The AtloRtie Monthly enters on its
nineteenth volume with an array of dis
tinguished names and sterling articles
that promise we'll for the coming year.
The January number contains the first
instalment of DR.. Holmes story, "The
Guardian Angel" in which will be
found the same old charm that so fas-
cinated the readers of the .4utocrdt, the
Professor. and Elsie Tsnaer; a humorous
story in verse, by James Russell Lowell;
q graphic sketch of Henry Ward Beech
er's church, with some pertinent refec-
tions upon modern church-going, by
James Parton; legend in verse, told
rs only Whittier can tell it; poem en-
titled Terminus ION Growing DID,
by II. w. Emerson; spirited and faith
full translation of the contest between
Achilles and Agamenon, from the First
book of the Had, by w. c. Bryant
Mr.. Higginson contributes a Plea for
Culture: Mr.. Trowbridge furnishes an
other of his attractive stories under the
title. The Man that stole the Meeting
House; Bayard Taylor tells character
istic story of The Strange Friend; Mr..
Shanly gives q humorous sketch Of
Capillary Freaks; Z. c. Steadman offers
q poem on Pan in Wall Street; and
Walter Mitchell describes the Kingdom
of Infancy. The story of Katharine
Morne, by the Author of Herman" is
continued.
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The BELL Ringers.

Last night the Peak and Berger fam
lilies Bell Ringers gave their first enter
tainment this season ut Washington
Hall, and We are glad to say they were
greeted with n large and fashionable
house. The performances were truly
grand, by far surprising the expecta-
tions Of the most sanguine. As bell
ringers, harpists, performers on brass
instruments and singers they are hard
to beat, and the many encores they were
compelled to comply with, clearly
demonstrated that their performances
were highly appreciated. The company
give their farewell entertainment this
evening. and all who desire to hear
sweet music, from silver bells, delight
full vocal strains, merry chOruses, Duets,
solos and songs,-well, first-class per-
formance in every sense Of the word
will do well to go early and secure a
seat. Go one, go all. Such treats as
the one in store for tonight are not to
be enjoyed in Wheeling every night,
and all will do we'll 10 avail themselves
of this opportunity.
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A New Currency.

n -NCw
. We learn from one of our exchanges
that, owing to the impecuniosity OF
some parts of Southern Virginia, the
people have been compelled to give mp
greenbacks as circulating medium,
and have to resort to squirrels. The ex-
change speaks Of one of its correspon-
dents being invited to take drink
(they seem to have spiritual-mediums
left by friend, in 4 little town in
Prince William county, and how, after
performing the bibulous operation, its
correspondent was surprised to see his
friend pull from his pocket a couple of
dead squirrels and throw them on the
counter in pay, the grocery keeper ia
king them in manner that proved
they were the acknowledged curr ency.
This state of affairs reminds us of our
experience few years ago up in Pu-
laski county, where we took our girl to
n ball at a now obsolete town called
Whippoorwill, and being without mon
ey, had to conform TO the usages of the
country. and paid for the admission one
mink skin, valued then ut dollar)
and received in change two coon skins.
(valued at IS cents) the admission fee
being two coon skins.
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The Gay and Festive -. h
Appearance of the toy stores reminds
us that tho holidays are at hand.
And there is exultant anticipation
among the juveniles. ~
My son Themistocles asks me regular
" every morning how many more days
it is till Christmas.
Hestill puts faith in Santa Claus, ana
told me in confidence the other day
what he expected this stocking-hlling
person would deliver down the chimney
on Christmas eve. s1-.
l took an inventory to see how ne
would come out. - Is.
The articles to which Master It's am
bition scars are:
A train of cars, horse, carriage and
ferry boat (tin); box OF ninepins, q
wheelbarrow, pair of skates, a sleigh,
a humming top, Noah's ark, with all the
animals on board, apatent spring action
rocking horse, a jewsharp, an ACCORDION,
q drum and whistle, two dozen mar
bles, a pair of India rubber boots, and Q
iack-knife with two blades.
have thought of buying out toy
store and turning that boy loose on the
premises.
IT'S pleasant to witness the joyous
gambols of innocent youth.
To see that boy "chase the bounding
ball." as Byron POLITICALLY observes, or
fire stones at the neighbor' cats, or
climb the fence in pursuit of knowledge
of what is going on in the yard next
door. .
Thus / sat musing the other day,
wishing was boy again, and had no
income tax to pay, when 1 was aroused
by the sweet voice of Mrs. O'Lanus,
pitched in alto.
"Corry, make that boy come down of
that fence :; declare if he tears his
trousers again won't mend them"
Consciousness Of parental duty re-
turned.
Themistocles came down and was duly
admonished against acrobatic exercises
which endangered the integrity of his
trousers.
There are drawbacks to all our joys.
Yours refectively,
CORY O'LANUs.
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Tbe GREAT NIedical Annual.

the Gfeat MeOhCh1 Auuuhis
Hostetter's United States Almanac for 1867,
for distribution, gratis. throughout the United
States and all civilized countries OF the West
ern Hemisphere, will be published about the
first of January, and all who wish to understand
the true philosophy of health should read and
ponder the valuable suggestions it contains In
addition to an admirable medical treatise on the
causes, prevention and cure OF q great variety
of diseases, it embraces large amount Of infor,
nation interesting to the merchant, the mechan
ic, the miner, the farmer the planter, and pro-
fessional nan; and the calculations have been
made for such meridians and ATTITUDES as are
most suitable for correct and comprehensive
NATIONAL CALENDAR
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS the staple tonic and Alternative Of moro
than half the Christian world, are fully set forth
in its pages, which are also interspersed with
valuable recipes humorous anecdotes, and other
and amusing reading matter, original
and selected. Among the Animals TO appear
with the opening Of the year, this will be one OF
the most useful and may be had for the dstt,tg.
Send for copies to the Central Mandatory, at
Pittsburgh, Pa. or to the nearest agent for
HOSTETrER'S STOMACH BITTERS. The
BITTERS are sold in every city, town and vii
lage of the United States.
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Pure., and Sweetest Cod Liver Oil

In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton is so great that it takes the lead of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask for
Hazard & Caswelrs Cod Liver Oil"
Caswell, Mack & Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gists. mar 2O-mwseowly.
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Churches In New York.

Churches In New York.
"Burleigh" sends the following to the
Chicago Post:
We are fast driving religion up town,
having but little use for it in Wall
street and among the temples of Nam
mon. Old Trinity maintains its place,
it is true, and filings from its high bel
fry such musical chimes upon the air as
would almost make astock jobber think
of the Wonderful City whose air is jul
bilant with the songs of angelic choirs,
and with the harpings of the saints;
and should you tell him that its streets
are paved with gold, this almost
would deepen into positive devotion
to the nuggets. On John street, east of
Broadway, stands the successor and rep
resentative of the first Methodist Church
built in New York, which stubbornly
maintains its position in spite of the
crowding and Glowing of commerce.
Oh uitoh stlCct tuc Viu butOh SuulIu
keeps open doors for saints and sinners
seven days in the week, and has made
its monday prayer meeting one of our
city institutions; and to complete the
record, st. Johns, where our devout
grandfathers worshipped, lifts its square
tower with its admonitory clock above
Beekman street, and proclaims "tempus
fugif' to the throngs hurrying to and
from the ferry. These four, if my men,
DRY serves me, constitute all the church
es remaining to New York below Cham
bers street, all think, with one ex-
ception, below Canal. OF course, the
downtown residents of the great city
are not so eminently church going peo-
pie; nor are they likely to become so
while this paucity of houses of worship
shall continue, as it must so long as
the demanes of the trade are more i'm
perative than that of religion.
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Tight Boots.
A few evenings since young gentle
man of this city, who had been indul-
ging in that most expensive Of all lux
uries, pair of tight boots, called on
couple of young ladies. One Of the
boots panied him so much that he was
compelled, at an early hour, to rise to
retire; the ladies not wishing him to 60
so soon, inquired why he was in such
hurry. After hearing the reason, one of
the ladies told him to take off his boot,
which was done, and he remained an
hour or two longer. When it was time
for him to say good night, he arose and
looked around for his boot, but it was
nowhere to be found. After making a
great search, it was discovered that one
of the ladies, in o playful mood had in
inserted her foot into the boot, and was
unable to get it off. The other lady
volunteered to assist her, but her efforts
were equally unsuccessful, and the up
shot of the matter was that the young
man had to walk home-a mile or more
with but one boot.
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Eureka.

Eureka.
Yes we have found it. We have fonnd
that the worst cases Of chappcd hands,
face or lips can be cured with one OF
two applications of camphoraied Glyeer-
inc p;th Arnica and an occasional appli.
cation will keep the skin smooth and
soft, and prevent it from chapping. Pre-.
pared and sold by E. Booking, No. ]
Odd Fellows Hall. .B .-Eas ~
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Badger a. Co.,

Badger a. Co.,
1856 Market Square, are not selling
Boots and Shoes at cost, but all who
want a bargain and good pair OF
Boots and Shoes, will do well to give
them call.
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One of our Western editors lately lost
his sweetheart, but he has all that
made her lovely. He has her curls, her
frizzle, her waterfall! Hehas her spiral
palpitators, her store teeth, and her
calves. He has put all things in their
order-has them hung on wires-and
intends to put up something in the fix
inCs and have another Miranda
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wf.,er Luxupies.

winter Luxuries. u n.
Booth, Battelle & Co. daily rccsiye
oysters direct from Baltimore. The BIZ
valves are large, fresh and lucious'
For sale by can or half can, at corner
of Monroe and Water streets, where q
full supply of groceries is kept con-
stantly on hand. Prices asiow as the
Iowest
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w.xASver,i.ements,

New Advertisements.
Stein Brothers advertise fine chance
to purchase clothes cheap.
G.. X. Cartwright offers piano at
cost.
Pryor Boyd & Co. have evergreens
for sale.
B. NJ. Eoff will sell dwelling houses.
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"Healing ON Its Wings"

Say all who have used the Old Home Bitters
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
some long spell of sickness, we assure you there
is nothing more grateful. You Dyspeptic Ones
with your constant ailings, with your Nausea
Headache, Sour Stomach, &C., use Old Home
Bitters and be relieved. Sold everywhere.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH e. CO.,
decI @ Proprietors.
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AZ Cost.

AZ Cost.
The boot and shoe eporium of Blonde
& Bachman, 107 Main Street, corner of
Sprigg Alley, is now the centre of at
traction. In order to close out their
large stock, they are selling at cost.
Look ont for bargains. Goods must be
sold in order to make room for new
efncE
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, December 18th, 1885, at the resi-.
dence of the brides father by the Ri Rev. Bishop
r. v. Whelan, EDWARD w. STEPHENS: JR.,
of New Castle, Pa, and ANNIE T. cox, Of this
city.
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b. u. ID. II.
Bookings Unriyaled Baking
pnVdPr

The superior excellence Of this Baking Powder
Is acknowledged by all who have used It,
1t is prepared from strictly pure materials, e1
pressly for family use.
1t makes all kinds Of Light Bread, Mullins
Hot Rolls, wafles, Buckwheat Cakes, Griddla
and Sweet Cakes.
You can bake Immediately after mixing the
materials.
The principal Hotels and Boarding Houses
and the first families in Wheeling all use it.
Tryit II Won have not already done 3d.
Manufactured by EDMUND BOOKING, No.
Odd Fellows Hall, Sold by grocers and dealers
generally.
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DIED:

On Saturday, December 18th, 1866, at her resi-
dence In Brooke county, West Va, JANE T.,
wife Of the Rev. Thos. NJ Hudson, in the 6lst
wear Of her age.
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spriyg Alley
Is the place to get cheap boots and
shoes
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DIR. Schenck's PulmOnic Syr.
ND.

up.
This great medicine cured Dr. j. H. ScHENcK,
the Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption,
when II had assumed its most formidable aspect,
and when speedy death appeared to be inevita.
BILE His physicians pronounced his case iucura.
but powerful remedy. His health was restored
in o very short time, and no return Of the dis
ease has been apprehended for all the symptoms
quickly disappeared, and his present weight Is
more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery. he has devoted his atten.
ton exclusively to the cure Of Consumption and
the diseases which are usually complicated with
it, and the cures effected by his medicines have
been very numerous and truly wonderful DR..
ScuENcK makes professional visits to several Of
the larger cities weekly, where he has q large
concourse Of patients, and 1t is truly astonishing
to see poor consumptives that have to be lifted
out Of their carriages, and in . few months
healthy, robust persons DIR SCHENCK'S Pull
MONIC SYRUP, SEAwEED TONIC, and
MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all required
in curing Consumption. Full directions accom-
pany each. so that any one can take them with.
out seeing DR.. SCHESck, but when it is conven.
lent II is best to see him. He gives advice free
but for a thorough examination with his Respir.
ometer his fee Is three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
likenesses Of the Doctor-one when in the last
stage of Consumption, and the other rs he now
il. in perfect health-are on the Government
stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers Price 80
per bottle or 50 the half Dozen Letters for I'D.
vice should always be addressed to DIR. Schenck g
Principal Office. No. Is North 9th ST., Philada.,
Pa. General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
& Co, \. Y; S. S. Hance. Baltimore, Nd: John
ID. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio: Walker & Taylor,
Chicago, H.: Collins Bros, st. Louis, Mo.
ID " ca mo l VI.
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60 to
Blond & Bachman's and get Your fine
boots and shoes.
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Fer street Comm missioner.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce that am an
independent peoples candidate for the office OF
STREET COMMISSIONER. Us -ARMSTRONG.
decl2-te
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The Best Boots
And shoes you can get are at Blond &
Bachman's.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

Wednesday Morning, :. December 10.
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PIANOS.
= Ia ~ o 81
OF Baltimore, Md.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Corner o, r.,
and Fayette Streets, and No. is. Il. A., sa'
10, North Eutaw Street
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e~.Fsrms, by Mail, in Advance,
DAILY REGISTER.

ors 81 50 Three months. --.s
ix months 4 90 One month";
, 1866-03-19

yxrnort of A. =. PeArcy on fhe Cultare
Of C1ttou IN SoutheFn tiisnoI&--Cot1Qu
St..Jsticz-Nninber Of Bales Katsed-
Total valne - Tobacco - Amount
Ralsed In Southern llItnoix-Vaiuo OF
tho Crops.
lion. J. r. Reynolds. Corresponding Secretary Of
the Illinois stale Acr1cnltnssl Society:
DEAH S1R: Having been selected by the
Executive Board Of the Illinois Slate Arri-
cultura1 Society, ut their january meeting,
1865, to collect statistics Of the cotton crop
of Southern Illinois for 1915, with instructions
to report at as early day as practicable,
through the Corresponding Secretary. hero
with beg leave to state, That this report has
been delayed some two or three weeks In an
ticlpntfon Of receiving valuable information
tsom correspondents. expected fullreports
Tine, from parties there to whom had writ
ten, but as yet have received no answer. From
what could learn Of cotton dealers, the
crop in White and Randolph counties was
small, but in Saline county, considerable cot
Rut iittlc eGort Ilas been made to raise cot
ton Tor market in the counties bordering south
On the A. & u. 4. r. but many farmers have
cultivated small patches fof home copsump-
tlun, which maturcd fully and yielded very
nearly. il not quite, as well as in the lower
counties, but tue crop Is more uncertain here
than there. The seaaons being from one TO
tuo weeks shorter, and the southern and
eastern slopes Of the hills In the tinbered
lands arc considered the most favorable for
the raising Of cotton, because Of the greater.
hest Of the sun, greater degree Of which Is
Necessary In order to success both toF tue
Opening Of the cotton bolls, than for the ma
tn.ity ef our ordinary crops
From information which 1have been abie to
collect personally and by eonespondenee, the
following table will show very nearly the
nu1nDer of acrea planted. yield pcr acsr, num-
seed, and amount realized BY the producers In
tl,e following countless
, 1866-03-19
FROM NASHVILLE.

mnrieroun A.aauff-rbe FYaflroad he.
es.Sn,, ,C,nosc~a+a. 49,. 80 T-n.,.,e.se.
Enr Ers'.,as.s.r,n s 1e..sx mass a,.s.as
tlon-Etre at TAllahHh Hh4Sce-Puu{sI
ment ofo River pfrnte. &c.
~
Especial Despatch 10 the chicago Trionne.l
NASHVILLE, March Is.
a dastardly and murderous attack vas made
,r,, -, ~, .,rJ.,.,, .hts ,~,,r, ,to,, -, .,,.,-
upon ~ ola pnSsle1an tn1s morning anout e1oeS.
VI. samuel "ohe. MO hah peea spenatnR ms
fora part Of the Eight In a beer saloon, ne1f the
po.t pnice, when ,saytnr for home, AFTER emerging
Jrnr, ,he simon. war hrut.Jly assaulted hv enme a
.su1. 80. 49,, ~ t,zt 1arIs,s -,
unA0o" lu1ua.=' 1io n'S unoas no'4'ot5 n4uttoa
Tts object Of tho ecounareis ia supposed to have
been tobbc1y, although the Doctor had no ya1ua.
hles about him. The Injured man lies In ver1
prtcarous condition and II ia feared be nav dIe Of
III g1ounas.
rlcsrn That there arr a 1arty oy enc.neers In tha
nsiehborhonti nj Ein@tton ensa7ri IN .nrrrr.nr n
ro1ss fot The she eontemp,atea fai;losa Between tin.
csnna,t ind East Tcnressee, @'' "-~~'' ~''''
A. fas al San he ascertaInrd. # IL srpoosed that
nearly ali tno,e members oY the LerIs'ature VIM
rreenflT rrs,rnc their eea1s were ree1ects On tho
sfsfs ite Gnastion ts. viii The Governor. s.rant
al Ntthho]d cc.;,ucatcs Of election. ShnplS nc
fnchtse law be evndeu 1t Is tufe17cd he viii take
, 1866-03-19
Nf1p InbFrtt5kuIFHtB.
TRUE MODE OF CURE;
OF DYsE4sEs OF TIE
THR0AT AND LUNGS
MO- "
BYf. WfN3L0W AVER, n. D.


+
In former a1!Slt9 we nasc Fpo<en o1 tatsr1n
Throat compla1ue- Hrorehius, Asthma atd efon-
cIial Consumption. We have seen fnat tney aaFe
| e common ctigfu,, aud With tue exception Of
Asthma, that this orisin ID an intlaunttau Of the
mrcous membrane Inilg tbs several czrlties, aud
tha; although re give. Gise1ct nar1es to the dis
eases, accorIius 10 theh localities, they &c ret IN
famato.y in character, ind must be treated a. H.
| hana,nn If we hop, to eject cates True, pp,ates
Dny oriet ane.3hetie agents and aupdYnes n:ay re-
| ffpvc r,f1. cnsnter 1rrttat1sn INV temporarily
d1rer+ ~, h,o6d 4,n The cananes or the iiss4sed
n,rts. fyu;rfn,a,.ta nav teu,porarty 1e!a1 nc
mnrrn1,r zy.ten- Sc. hal. o,l sueh measrss
are hnt enaemr,a1 and .he~ bereds which
The oottent IA hoped To- md II
az ,cnnta "a aver md dIsanncintmcr;a. desuou~
nrnrv nn3 ssrtfria1o rossasses Asr 1i,,d and a.
E or,rate, hfr n,,t,5v
f..t.1-h vn Ia m ,nearzA.3o,, rx+snd-
f,v ,hrcnohort ,va1.tr ~ ths .cc: e,ns1ne
1nrfctv e ~, ,s,rn,n1-~ = nf}e, E,rot,a na-
,.- N s,s,1loe s,n9>s n.ettro 4, n ao1utno wcre
nj +n ~ th ,.ssa 49, - ~ t,-o,t- lfisT, MAJ,
!te, 5rnns own fnt7 >+hc ts,oot nas,nr INTO The
sstumaeh esn.inr ususe, ofTtnstve hrrrtt. ,.,t a
de.aupsment OF The tcnerni nxajh msnv tr,e. the
roetsi!s ars closed: e9sn zea. eoott ia required
ito clcss the head and taroat sud zo,tine paforrn
paaten j. extracted with tldlcu!ty; often psessu.e
aeross tic upper part a. tkc uoec ana tha Peso ok
taEyratu sometimes eufsfH 70 a, to produce bead
ache, vertigo, End confusion; the tense Of .usf "
aiw1ss soanss Or ater impaaea asa eqasn.s = .ss e
, 1866-03-19
FROM EUROPE,


Arrival Of the Steamship Germaniu.
NV YoHE, March 18.-The steamship Germn-
mia, Southampton 7th. arrived this evening with
TIC steamers ST; George, TripolI and Palestine
hsd a8y11ed cut
HousE Or Loups, Monday. March 5.-Ihe
stauaing orders we're suspended 10 allow the Cat-
tic Plague bill to pass through all The stage= The
suit compelnhle to answer any questions as TO
whether tbey have or have not committed adultery,
Horss or consoss. March 7.-G1alstoae, said
would ouIy apply TO England and Wales. He
hoped then to state the course taken In regard 10
Scotland.
hare been yoted for the army.
The Princess Helena's annuity bill bad passed.
Prince AlIreds Vas committed prv |of7na:
Princess Uelena's marriage Tiih fr1nce Christian
ri. taIe piace July 9TH, st Windsor.
ted BY Pzesident johnson In ieussn- biz asssnt to
.pect ne h Witch lis po.y lis ncen held in Fig.
la1,t and will ent1te him 10 the credit ss one OF
.hc ablest statesmen who haSe ever CO :dnesed
reat nation successfully through cr!eis by dlm-
1l Tie ptospectua Of new company is Issued to be
called the Ang,o-Amesiean Telegraph Company,
y,.1e witn *: Old one. va i by By Morgan
60. md Peabody IN the Board Of Directors.
FRaScE. debate on the amendment relating
Eerrer pointed out the danger tending to tho cra-
lion Of The Arabian Empire- ". Rouhrer said II
Was intended to emu the hstEed e1iating be:rRer
I vss withdrawn. The Prince imperial p1ogressei
| avorably+ Two regiments rom Rome will -eturs
| to France in april.
| tno1s OF warhke character are continually cttcu
lated, Ii IL zumored that Prince coas.a addres:e
he a:g1atats poweI Of the Paris trssty pta estin
| ance TO obtatu Reinstatement
GERHAxY.--Great uneas!ness prevails at Hau