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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-14

We've Left Behind U.s." This correspondent must surely
have made mistake, when he sends Of Tom
Moores Irish Melodies as an original poem He probably
took fancy it, and wanted published. If So he should
have stated the fact "Ireand" Try again you have the
true spirit but you require practice "The Ruins Of Moyne"
we shall try to make room for "Tpperary Boy" Wemust
good heart aNew Ringold, Pa" Madden, author of
shed work Irish literature God Save Ireland" by
"Una, in next. CT r." Washington Much obliged.
Shall try to use the information at the proper time
F." Minneapolis, next week. Reason versus Prejudice
by T. Ryan, will appear in our next issue.
DIFFERENCE OF OpINIoN-The following letters printed
verbatim are fair specimens Of what for want of better
NAME shall denominate Young and Old Ireland" We
in lives either of the gentlemen; but we will
stake words for it, that Mr. Deyne is of the old, old
His idea of free Ireland is where he could persecute his
fellowman who happen to differ from him in religious
affairs This is only guessng" from his chirography but
that he has thrown his hat at monster meetings. and %
rood for OConnell and Repa will assert without fear
of contradiction. Mr. Byrne the other hand take to
be of the school, He does to be much
afraid of his religion Mr. Devine This sign that
he has of it, but has the good know that it is
not necessary to be eternay thsng forward his creed
and accusing everybody who daes talk plain of desire to
upset his faith. How often will have to say that The
IRISH REPUBLIC not intended is it now, will
be religious organ We desire to Ireland free and
her people in position to live it becomes respectable
Christians We choose belief in spiritual affairs
let others do the The only difference between Mr.
Devne and ourselvestha u.s. the Catholic part of usis,
that he is Roman Catholic and we Irish Catholics.
CHINESE CAMP TUoI. Co. oAIbRN1A, November 18th. 1857
P W. Dunno ESQ.,. President Republic News Company
@ T James ssf Kelly
M Byrne for THE IRISH REPUBLIC What glorious and
how well deserved BY your splendid paper to God that
then who should dare to the freedom of
copies of the REPUBLIC, will do all
Yours respectfully, MALLAcHY BYRNE.
AURORA ILL December Sd '67. |
GENTLEMEN SRs please Stop Sending THE
Does not Suit me Nor Creed Roman Cathock No
Gentlemen wish yous good Luck in undertaking
FRANCIS DEyINE.
We no disrespect to Mr. Devine who we have no
doubt thinks himself the best ishman in the world in pub
fishing his letter He has the right which freedom guaran
tees him, and others like him. think and act he peases
Had of his stamp the making of the Iaw would not
give much for our heads They would stretch Wheel
until from five feet grew up to seven" We pretend
to write for Young Ireland" and do not be
gallant to the drveng remnant of cold Ireland" is
gong into the grave We take off cred cap and green
feather and say the old fuss and work. long and
sleep you and may country be again
rdden to poorhouses and emigrnt huks by such night
mare.
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a MONROE STREET, wHEEIfNe.


NlHE AMERICAN OR3AhTS ARE TrEI r.
- only real Reed Organs now before ths
fn6lie The Only QrBan having q RsVerber-
aung Sound Box OF Wind CheSt-Which haS
the same Important part 70 perform a. the
sounding Bot1d has In . RiRnoforta-tO give
Dody, and respnnncef Of tone and without
Ehieh me OIgan becomes merely q Melodeon
not only have the Wind Chest, or Sound
Box but have the'1afge Organ BGlloWs, Civ
lnB power and great heldmeE OF tone,
1ne9e, with their extreme dne YOicinR Of the
Reeds and pertecting Of the tone, make them
me Most perfect Organ Known, Then, in
Themes Of Wot otkmanRhlp, dniSh OF action,
and ease, thoy excel all otheF8 These great
W0TkmRpShlp Of the American Organs place
them in the front rank aB the best, and con-
mand q higher price than any other reed In
stFument In the market A carafnl 6lHhnai-
nation ofIthem, in comparison With OTHER.
Will quickly show their superiority. Special
Organ, no. y, containing the Super octave
Coupler and Sub Bat9. For ChufchU IN want
Of o powerful instrument, whose means ara
limited It's price renders it very de-sifahle
Every organ = warranted 70 prove EaIlsfac-
tory. The American Organs all have thO
dnu arc finished In the highest style al
art in Rosewood, Jet, Walnut, and Oak
,hntsh, richly varniNhed and pOlIshed. or m
smooth OIL Finish, forming elegant FIiseFr of
IlLnllnTe fQr tha pafiOr or boudoiF; and the
Stlk ana walnut especially adapted for
DpufcneA Lecture and dGOdge Rooms. SsVen-
iEeeta-i1- Flint anamtnnS were awarded 20
Competitors, at different State and County
Eatrs. For Illustrated price list can ct the
Book House, or address GEORGE w
loIDNEtfJ AQ98nt.s f5fff 10 3 ~ 7lfHaa -r1 .Is
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of the worlds progress stopped, and
who, having reached the evening Of his
life an unsuccessful statesman and dis
appointed man, now looks with great
sadness and perhaps with some bitter
ness, upon the great world moving
further and further away from the for
mer influence Of the Apostolic See."
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies and ChIldrens' Boots and Shoes at lower
prices than ever was seen In the State. II
you want Bargains inLBoo9 and Shoes, go 70
GARDENERS New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair Of Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and In
| every case will be mended free OF charge.
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FISK 81 HATCHL
BANKERS and Dealers In Governnien
6eeurities, "a q
No. s NAsaAU sEREEE. "a.

= N. BAN kinds ot Government secatitfe,
received at the full market pFdce in 0Eehang1
for me no9Ye t5ondS. Ai99iliuoN 81 -Jsi
ntes kept constantly on hand, and BouRht
Sold. or ExefInilref IT = ~ y llfiesfs
!, e sT,Go,d GO 9olH. ndsU. 9. Coupons bought
tect TO check n Eipi1f. rs fff-fEs7rs = ~
cO1IsstaoEsi made tllrou ehout the oouh-
Gnd sold ~ tho Stock Exct1anKe on cnrnfni,
non Ion CASH. iftiAf Aisl ilss ~ SO lrffff5l
q - 5peelall Attention given 70 the TX
-l11e1 % toi 5ENt.N-IHIHTY NDTllS Of ali
BONDS Of I565, on the most faHofabls teFnS.
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The United States Treasury now con-
taLns one hundred and thirty millions
Ofdollars in gold in ltsivaults. Forty
millions of 1t, however, will have to be
paid out pretty soon. -. nllei ~
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"The two colored men In the Legisla.
ture," says the Boston Evening Tran
script, shave conducted themselves in a
manner to win the, respect of their fell
low members. .'n IL Si4 = 81 GC
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y g. fJosh. HiIlihEESr ON aones. 5sa
Josh. Billings; telatsth his hrBt e1pe,

yStAs SySSt&1As i9AAA4nk9I fskAtSLn MS sufbE e0pe-
rience with the Gong, thusly:.s syd5 !
L never can eradicate hoi from my
memory the sound of the first RenRs ]
ever herd-I was setting on the frunt
stupe of a tavern in the sittyuVBuder.
10, PensiEGiiS smokin. The sun FRt
Botn 70 bed, and the hsvins fur and mere
was blushin at the performance. The
Fry Ranal wittpits golden waters Wal
on its Wayto Albany and Z iwasl7pefn.
sin the line botes a doatin bland think
In nv Italy (Wherl ]. used to liyel and
her gondolers aud gaIlus Wimmfn. MI
entire sole 9s It were, wasiinl a sWet. I
wanted to klimb; II felt CRATE, / aktual-
4 ~ greWs2 There are things in this life tn
big tn be trifed with, there are times
when atman breaks luce from hissslf,
when he sees sperrits, when he can al
most tuch the imune, and feels as tho
he cudi fill both hands with the stars oY
heVin, and almost sWhre thathe was a
bank president. That's what allied
me- But the course of trno IIuY nayer
did run -sn1oOthe (this lis4 Shake
spores opinyuuI.to I and he often
think thru gull, just as 1 was doing
my best-dummeF, 5dummsr, spat,
bang beller, crash, roar, ram, hummer,
dummerT Whang, rip, rare rally dunn
Ener, dummeF, dum-With 1 itremeujns
jump strUcksthel senter 0v the side
walk with another stood inIthe mid.
die of.the street, snurtIui like ane Injun
pony at = band oWmusick. j egazed in
wild Edespafe at the tavern. stand mi
hart sWelled up as big zas an outsdofe
nHany my teath ware as luce asastrfdQ
OF bedes. / th0t all the erOkary in the
tavern had fell down. th0tOV fenbm,
enons. thot ov Gabriel and his hoFnI
II WO8 lest on the pint nv thin kin NV
something else when the landlord kum
out to the frunt stlpe OV1 the tay-
sEn, holdinl by q string the bottom nv a
old brass kittle. HsikaWled me Rentla
with, his hauds I went slolR5 and { slola
up 70 HIM he kammed mi ferssi he sed
tt was gong, Z saw the skussed thing,
he SEQ supper Ras reddy, he asked me
itd wuld have abladk or green tee, and
n df1,Wud. 4 eSiI D 5=iIfgFd -ni1fn
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oREICERS:
GEO. X. WHEAT, President. - 'H'-
JAMES MeQLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHAs. WAIiLACE, state Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland. Its s'Et-
DIRICToRE-John =. Wilson, Jas O. Orr,
John A. Armstrong, A. @. Quarter, Geo. X.
MheAt, samuel Harper, James Mckinney,
M0Fgan l.. utt, Geo. Adams,
REFERESCES: g. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison &
90. Mhoiesale GrocerS Wheeling: Pryor,
Handlan Co., Wholesale GrocefR, Wheels
lngi Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Mheeltngi Mcclellan a Knox, Boot and
Shoe house, Wheeling; McCabe, KrGft a Co,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. w. Fn1nEheim q
Co., Wholesale Wines and LiQuors, Wheel
tnE; MinShip, Woods Co, QueanSWaIe,
Wheeling; lewis Baker, Pub, ReRiftnr
Wheeling; 7. O. MeAfee, Notions, whSsllng;
Gamp6ell, FTeg & Co., Pubs Intellgsncsr,
Wheeling; OFT, son q %, Hardware, VVhesi-
ing ]. E. Sands, Cashier, FiTst Nat. Bank,
Fainmont; X. p. Camden, Prest. Nat. Ex.
Bank. weston, W. Va; Capt. John AcLnTe,
Ir., Wheeling. apr25
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The Richmond papers have once
more commenced abusing Judge Un-
derwood. The Dispatch says that Judge
Underwood ought to beimpeached. He
is a disgrace to the United States Gov
ernment II sE4ftEs rIf
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The Shenandoah valley, in Virginia.
is said to have almost recovered from
the desolations of the late war. Not
withstandtng the ravages of the many
armies that passed through It, and the
almost total destruction of houses, fen
ces and agricultural implements, 1t Is
said that this year the farmers will
probably have the4 finest and largest
wheat crop ever raised in that region,
The lower counties are filled up with
Pennsylvania Germans who are quietly
buying up allthe farms they can get.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
$3.50, 900.

DIRBCToRS. th4' % .t.r.t
7. II. Logan, T. P. Shallcroas, J.. g, Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. n. Hobbs, baml. McClsl.
Ian, g. w. RrRnEheim, Jas. N, Vance, Alex
LauEhlln. H itit- -gistsla m.
UNHIs COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
i Organized four yeaIS, and tn thai time
done successful business, Is stu prepared
% take risks al fair rates ON Buildings Of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab.
lishments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western RlVem And lakes.
This company offers superior Inducements
% Farmers, whereby they can ll8 insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents for
3 or years at reduced rates.
This being home Institution, with the lnF-
gest capital and surplus OF any company in
In the State and composed OF some
ninety.tour stockholders, most OfwhOm RIB
among our DeSt business men, recommends
itself to the favorable confederation of the
insur1ng public, and Bolicits their patronage,
Applications for insurance win be promptly
attended TO by the Secretary.
Once % Monroe street. nIi
l. MACARTHUR, Secretary.
6AMI MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO. MEEDELI, Vice President. tls.l Fst.+
Is q, 81. COEN, Special Agent. Ocla
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A housekeeper doesn'tsee the propri.
ETY. of a market report which calls an
of a cent a pound "an improve
mani In haaFn
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ssR e N o " 6 dl
slfl'ss Iiisa JOHN Z. RICE, - 3
MER RGHANT TAILOR

Il GRHTB RURNlsHINGB STORE
HAS REMOVED TO NO. g. MONROE
Ik 81, where he would be pleased 70 Ree
his old customers and the public EaneFaiIy
Having inat returned from the east With his
HurinE and summer stock ,of OlothH CaTIi
|mHfeS and VestlnR8, and . oomplets line of
he can please al who may AyOT him with 4
eal. - apfl6
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BY a return presented to Parliament,
itappears that on the last dayiofsthe
first week in February. there were in
England and Wales $685. paupers
In receipt ofrelief, being an. increase 6f
gT,Ol2 over the corresponding week OF
the preceding year. These figures are
Iums and Of vagrants.T + There are elI4,-
$50 parishes for the relief ofpaupersin
England and Wales. In Ireland ON the
last Saturday in J1nuary, there were
] a, ,422 paupers In receipt Of relief, as
compared with s6s, ,T0S on the same day
| In 1885. -, ti,.-.-.-.,- :, = y
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b TH Il e ENT RA 4.
PACIFIC r. R. 90.
30 1ga3 5L. .4uly-a ~ AKA
Great National Railway across the
J. Continent. ~


Their line viii extend rom sacramento
California, acrOB the Sierra NeVadaG TO tho
T %Rp Mosr tss PS PoPTEoUs ssGTioE 55S SG aF
CALIFORNIAN and thence fIirnuFh me
great mining regions Of the Territories, 10 the
vicinity OF salt Lake City, -. -
1t forms the sole Western link OF the ouly
route TO the PaeihcWhich d adopted by CI0fi-
greas and aided By the issue Of United Stateg
Their road Is already completed. equipped
and running for ~ miles from Sacfamento 10
within II miles OF the summit Of the ESiefrRs
Tunnelhng. &C, beyond that point haS been
T6e FfRsT MORTGAGE BONDS 81 t,,is
SAFETY and PToiiT to fnvestofs, I6r the follow.
ing among other reasons, viz a -
iIa .6roz saf-s, FIRSE s'j5 ~ rf.iI
Tho rate of tintarest 4 Sfx Ra- o.,,f IN GSosd
3ayehle senirAnnuallyin the CITY OF New
4StNau' y SECOND.
The Principal is payable IN Gold At mRtu-
sifffIieaa esd q THIRD. t.-s5.a-r..,,
The cost Of the Bonds, Nflettt-aus Per Cslt.
and aecrued interest, y Ten Per OHL less
than that Of the cheapelt Six Per Cent, Gold
Coz 81 s;iHul sliSOURTHI J l-iITf asssi ig-r
. dThe United States Government provides
inePrly half the amount necessary to build
ne s1tifs road, ar aud looks manly 70 small
nent, 1iF141IT5 u l.If .f7f' ~
10 lIi.iil ls4sI y RIFTH fs. 5rlaus (
sfs Owing 10 this liberal provision, accom-
panied with ExtensIYe Grants OF Public
Lands, by which the Government foSteEB this
/ great national enterprise, It's Euccez Is rem
dered certain, and its financial stability Is
httogeEheT tndependent Of the aontineencies
which attend ordinary Railroad enterprises
III, a SIXTH.
Security Of its First Mortgage Bonds &
therefore ample, and their character for
safety and reliability q equalled only by tfISt
OF tho Obligations OF the 9oVeFnmant ffsslL.
- g-.5.,-5 -. d SEVENTH.
The net earnings OF the completed portion
are already in e1cess Of the interest obiipa.
lions which Cle Company viii incur on
twice the jdist6nee, and are Steadily fncreGS-
Ing, rendering the unIntaRupted paYment
OF the Interest ahsolutely certain.
EIGHTH. - 4
= At the present nate Of Gold fheS nav nearly
VI Eef Cast. per annums on the amount In
Ne9leQs > @Edl ~ Etslfla Trf ~. g4s
The Bonds are issued In denominations Of
eltgJ0 with fetni annual Gold Coupons at
tached, payable In New York, and are onefed
lot the present a. Is per cent. and accrued
interest lin currency from January lBt, ~
( eQTuet9 may be forwarded 70 Us dlreeE, or
thrOugh the principal Banks and BankeHtn
all parts OF the O0untry.
Renlttanoe8 may De made IN drafts on
New York, or in LagRI Tender Notes, Ma
AOnal Bank Notes, EOther FUNDS current In
this city, and the Bonds viii be forwarded 70
any address by Express, iree Of charge! In
quifie8 fdr further paTttcnlarH, by man OF
othsFWi5e, win receive Pui1cthal attention!
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The association first paid $500 for
four acres of ground, which, with the
improvements they have placed upon
1t, is now worth so, 600. Its members,
who are picked workmen, now number
tifly-one, with a capital of $4,000.
tented; while other foundries were idle
last winter, their wages, which range
from so to $50 per week, amounted to
$1,000. Their principal employment is
stow making. They claim to be able
to turn out as much work with thirty
moulders, aa other foundries can do
with forty-fve. t'is5 sa' .t'7e
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It appears that the occupants OF The
buildings created IN London out of the
Peabody fund are happy and prosper
Gus. The sswhole number OF deaths in
an adult population of seven hundred
has only been seven;and of these three
died from consumption and two from
old age and general infirmitV. The
mortality among children amounted
ito ., but it is said that nearly all these
deaths occurred among families newly
sided previously in crowded and un-
healthy localities, 2i7sGiJ
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s. ID. GSs Fl. w. SnIITH,S
Ei 90 j; CELEBRATED li fs..,.,
5sii AMERICAN ORGANS.
Sole Agency for West Virginia at ID II
i.ll REIIGIOIIg BONRI TFnUap,, .s-..s
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MRs. swIssHE11 writes toa 4 paper
that she has so long been accustomed TO
having her articles rejected, that one
was even rejected by the once boys of
her-own paper.
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HlThe United States Government provides
nePrly half the amount necessary 70 build
the entire road, and looks mainly To q small
percentage ON The future trafhc for repay.
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A writer in one Of our weekly papers
says that "wOmen 0rItmbLe much more
than men," and enters upon long
course Of philosophical reasoning to
axplaln-Why. May It not be because
they have men to- Hgrumble at while
men have only women? Some one ex-
planned the curious fact that women
are fond of kissing each other-whioh
men never do-by saying that men can
do better than kiss each other, while
women can't The explanation of the
grumbling phenomenon, we fancy, is
somewhat similar. p
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N0.24l
aasaranft.
National Insurance Company.
nEEICERss
WHEELRG, WEST va.

$500, 900
once % Monroe st, next door to lst ES-
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The cost Of the bonds, Nf,sett,tius Per Ont
and accrued Interest, u TeII ReT OsTlG, Les
than that Of the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold
Bearing Bonds ofthb Government. ~
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It's pleasant TO find one branch of
Southern industry which has not been
ruined by the war. The fisheries ON
the James River, according to the Rich
mond papers, are yielding an unusual
harvest. The fish have been less vex-
ed and thinned out during the last few
years than usual, and have had time TO
increase and multiply. Herring and
shad are immensely abundant and are
said to be flooding the markets Mt re-
markably low prices. They constitute
the only portion OF the Southern in
habitants who have led anything like
quiet and peaceable lives for the last
five or six years. Peace has prospered
then1--as 1t does every community.
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Tho rate of otinterest Il 6tx Rsr os,t. IN f5o.d
gayRhls ssni'RnnuSllyin the City or New
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One of the most successful co-opera-
tive societies in the United States is
the "Co-operative Iron Founders OF
Troy" who began their enterprise on
the 16th of last July, with forty-eight
members and capital of $25, 900, in
500 shares. No atockholder can own
more than fifty shares nor cast more
than one vote. Dividends are limited
to ten per cent; stock cannot be trans
terred without the consent Iof the trus-
teesi and~the capital is limited to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

TIE New Orleans Commercial BHlIe-
tin expresses the following opinion upon
the release Of JEFF. Davis: "An eminent
English jurist could not draw amin
dictment against three millions of peo-
ple.1And no power coDld execute a
conviction In the person of one man
against the crime Of opinion committed
by seven oreight millions. This great
case of The GommOnWealthia against the
nation has gone TO trial, and has been
decided against the appellant. The case
of the nation against Mr., Davis will 20
on the docket acknowledgement or
one practically settled by the principles
expounded by Judges Grant, Sherman
and Farragut. As the condemnation
OF Mr.. DaYisis not necessary to estab.
ltsh the validity of that which has been
decided beyond appeal by the sword,
We again conRratulats the conquerors
in having, BY this act recognized at
once the logic OF facts, the dictates Of
humanity, and the spirit Of an enIight-
Eened and progressive eiyiltzalion,S J
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40 Main Street,
Bargains in Boots & Shoes

That never have been NOR never cam be beat
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The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF this
Company Afford unusual inducamanH oi
Safety and ProfiT to InveBtofH f0r the follow Z
ing among other reasons, VIZ ~ n -
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Another Letter from another Author
Describing how a Young Lady Goes
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b. Owing 10 this liberal provision, accom-
panied with ExtensiYe Grants OF Public
Lands by which the oyernment fosters this
dered certain, and its financial stability a
altogether tpdependent Of the contingencies
which attend ordinary Railroad enterprises
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I, The dancing of the Prince of Wales
with the Empress Eugene, the cara
spOsa of Louis Napoleon, at u court
ball last Sunday week ago, must
have presented an interesting spectacle.
1t was a pity that rheumatism should
have debarred the Princess OF Wales
from a share in the imperial qhadrille.
Her husband, scandal says, is "a per-
feet limb" clearly the Princess is not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

The New York Cooperative Building
Society has nov three hundred and
ninety-seven members with an aggre-
gate capital of Ss7, 900. At its last meet
ing stxty-sevan new members were
enrolled lr gisaI 1sJl slfl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

The Recent Attempt to Escape from
The MOundsViIIe Penltentiary.-Par.
tIeuIRFs OF the Affair." ff =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

Their road Is already completed, equipped
and running for " miles from Sacfamento 70
and large amount Of the work OF Grading
Tunnelhng. &C, beyond that point has been