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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16


GEO: K WHEAT. President.
JANIS McCLUEEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP. Secretary.
CHARLEs H COLLIER. Assistant SECRETARY.
DIREcroRE-John z. Wilson, jas G. On,
John A. Armstrong. A. G. QuRnteE, Geo. x
Wheat. AIexT. LanEhItn. James Mckinney,
Morgan L. Ott, Geo. AnRDsL
RHERKSCEc g Brady, Cashier Merchants
National BANK, Wheeling: Iist, Morrison
Co, WholeSate IToeSs5st WCsneeltnsi ITO,
frE. Michael Reilly, wholesale Grocer,
WneelinR5 Mcclellan & Knox, Boot and
Shoe house, WhesLing; AeCabef kfRft q ca,
Druggists WheelinE- Geo. ". Franzhelm &
90. Wholesale Wines and LIq DOTS, Wheel
IN: @WtnGhtp, Woods a Co, Qn6elSWare
Wheeling Lewis Baker, Pub, Register,
wheeling; T. G. HeAfees Notions, Wheeling;
CaunpbelL FreT q Co, Pubs. Ints1fkeneer,
WhealInss Oh, Con 4 Co, Hardware, Wheel
ing; =. e Sands, Cashier Flrsr Maj. Bank
Fairmonf: r p. Camden, Prast Nat tx
Bank weston, W. Va; Capt. John Mcclure
Jr., wheeling. GPr3
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swzzKs your cellars, sinks, de-,
with CarboIate OF Lime. Sold byT h
Logan q Co., and Logan. Lis. i Co.
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SAuoS4L BrsEw CoIEaE rooms
are open both day and night nor L
= zood Hns 10 enter for a course Of IL
sG.zcs5c.-
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~L7 osaGE-
II. Esy & Co. oG orEM
aTayIcr & P&rtsy Ok. organ.
; Mason & HamIiu oes. organ
Taylor q Farley 5S1pP organ
American (Srstsk'sg oEEAn.
6TayIcE & Fariey g SOP cEgas.
. Peloabes EtoP organ.
VII Be sold u Z large dIscoGEs. 20
efoss o1E the lot- Apply soor - S5zIbE
Muse Sore, Market Eerset.
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CARBoLarx ozLrlEE u shs ar;icls 20
Ese in your cellars drains, &c. sod
byT. q. Logan Il Co, and Logan List
z
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SCOTCH GKANITE--CoLoRs, RED,
BLUE AND CIR Y.-Tne attention OF
persons desiring to erect monuments
or tablets 10 the memory of their de-
ceased iTi-nos, II respectfully called to
this most beautiful and impeEishable
material.
No one, who has had their attention
directed TO the subject, has failed 10 be
painfully impressed, on observing the
msuy evidences OF rapid decay in the
marbles. most noticeable, perhaps is
this 10 this vicinity, where the Amos.
pierre is 20 largely impTeEuaIed with
SULPHUR causes IL 10 crumhle away so
fast that IN Is or 50 years the record
upon The IOmb is ilIeRtble. The Scotch
granite, on the contrary, Is tmPerisha-
BILE aud will stand for ages uutmpatred,
ard it's mirror like surface remains un-
dimmed.
MONUMENTS and tablets of this eie-
CANT material have lately been erected
by Sir. ". F. Peterson, al East Wheel
log Cemetery, by MeSsrS. q. Robinson
and r. J. Smyth, at Mount W. oo Gem
eteTS, and u bleI by Mr.. A Quarter at
Greenwood. Yet to be put up this sea-
son are q monument TO the late bon.
a. Caldwell, and a tablet by Mr.. Geo.
*. Wheat All this work Is furnished
by A. & G. Dndds, SpniR. Ohio. aud A.
q u. Doods & Co, liz S. Fifth ST., ST.
BEAUTIFUL and durable material in the
United States, who will promptly an
s"sr any communication addressed to
lhem at either ofthe above named plRc.
rs, or will upon request, come and con-
fer with parties desiring work.
TRIUMPHANT Read the following
home testimony in regard to the chal-
lenRe machine:
1--WE have used Grover & Bakers No.
Sewing Machines for two yeRrsi in onr
coach factory, and have finally laid by
the Singer Machines, which we former
~ used, preferring yours decidedly, Tor
all kinda of carriage work-Trom dash
board 10 the inject cloth.
BUsBX, LITTLE & Co.,
Carriage Makers.
Per E. HAYES. Wheeling w. ""
February Is. 1867.
SaIesroom al OxtobY q Dumeld'l
JeweIry Store, los Main street, the placo
10 purchase watches, clocks, JeWelrJ
and speclacles.
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REPORTS.

TIE Committee on Finance submitted
their report (Nn. 2, } of the sale of $40
sh1res of the stock owned by the city in
the Baltimore i Ohio Railroad, and Of
the disposition made Of the proceeds:
On motion it was received and ordered
to be placed on file.
The same committee presented report
no. ~ showing the operations of the
Commissioner of the Sinking Fund, the
coupon and financial accounts, during
the nine years commencing on the LIST
day of January, 1859, and ending Decem-
Der 81, 1867. The gross receipts during
that period were reported 10 have been
Ssl6, IA 65; expenditures, S757,057 40.
The resolution appended TO the report
asking that 1t be received and fled, was
amended on motion OF Mr.. Hughes, by
directing that it be published IN the
; daily papers OF the city, and made the
( special order OF the next meeting.
! The report of the Committee on Ac-
| counts showing the amount of money re-
eeceived by the city from various sources
daring the month of June; also bills pay
able amounting to S1,134 %, was receiv
ed and the resolution recommending their
| payment was adopted.
The Committee on Water Works re-
ported bills for labor, &c, amounting to
.
and on motion the report was received
and the bills ordered to be paid.
The report Of the Sexton of the city
cemetery was read, and on motion, was
placed on file.
The report of the operations of the
Street Commissioner during the past
month was read. Bills for labor amount-
ing TO $494 40 were reported, and on
! motion the report was received and the
resolution recommending payment of the
. bills adopted.
The Commissioner recommended that
a new curb be placed on Fourth street, in
: front of the United Presbyterian Church
as the congregation wished to lay new
pavement; and also that the cables of the
Suspension bridge, on Market, be paint
ed. Both of these Recommendations
were adopted and the work ordered to be
he further recommended that two
; strings of limestone be placed
on Zane street, Wheeling Island, which,
on motion of Mr.. Hughes, was referred
to the Committee on Streets and Alleys
Tie resignation of B. NJ. Eoff, as q
member Of this branch was received, and
on motion, was laid on the table.
PrTTT1oSs
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Adde'S CARDS written By the Psn-
man OF the NATIONAL BUuSH COL
IEGR
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IxQuEsT.-Jndge Johnston held an
irquest, yesterday afternoon, on the
body Of George Bradbury, "ho died in
Jail il an epilepuc fit. Bradbury was
a IuDst!c. and had been confined here
about twelve months. He had been a
member OF one of our regiments during
the war, and is represented 10 have
been good and faithful soldier. Eff
forts we're made some time since by
Gov. BoremAn and oIrers to have him
admitted into the Insane Asylum AT
Washington city, but without success.
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on and Pastel Pictures made In the
best style at Partridge's Gallery.
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Tha Whita Pine COMPOUND.

III szz cary IN re EpEg q a thzt thsa
CON pound EG4 oEzEi14ztEd- q ne 5=r q ny
ItITz1st a-Lecded win B d1sazIasabie eoEEh-
hSd fox ~e Eo2tSs peeTSO1s tbocEct E2S1
= pFspzrz1fo2 having 70 IA eaES TIE IcsScs
bEEk OF W e rEEe night Dc 20 en- ffcE5oEle11
6 % Be very useEui n c4szsses o. ne .hroAs
AID IzEEs- To tEaS tie TSl1E Of L n the case
Enedss q. i eougooL9sd ILaA4 g SeLa.l.y
and gave Z In teESpoolful dos Ine rssoIs
EEs eIesedtEZly Ez1tyIHE- Wnhta tEo
- $500 sooa afEEr o., / ss5t so1ns to
tadg II LIo1Eso7csETy; y. u. Tno 10 80
occzE4oGed S1dGen cod, AID ha1 Eztsec
mRcz7 E&reabed T1Ih bsood. ShE soun sozDc
relief an ssn1 for E1ore- sas took Ahq1i
tee 5ocssof q ard e1G vel ]. B Clark,
Esq, Cd toC Of the AaDcceSeEE G14y 9h1rss
Eaade = triai q tie s1Be PrepGTaESoa u tHs
czse cF : sETae cod and Esz curEd uusci-
aseEy. He EEz 50 highly PseSSsd 9Th tie "a
sTliyE and 50 confident a SUCCESS attending II
Eales, Il PLACED beso1s The pCnt2e. tnz1 K e
( anAEy pan1sted ne 10 give I name a1d
send Il sbEns6 to 1enSaG tie uns<1nE- N
( November. E55 6EsI advertised II EntE
the name OF Nhtts Pine ConPound- In ITO
/ years Eum that time thErs had been Thote-
EzIad In Manchester Acne one 6uDdred co..
Ezzs worth, EheIe Il took TIE 5ead q a. tE e
couzh rEusdAes IN The MARKET, AID = $ II
maintains Ehs4 posftca- IEere god ES2-
{ son foE thts7 il > very soothing and ntsanS
"a rs asinre+ EsEntES % ne ssc e sess. =.
As a remedy fos kidcey complaints tie
White Pine C1apoan6 ssal1s EEI1EIyaseE1- II
+TES ros oEEEInzfed toC Tat P1gposs, bC1 3
p@sna in ming Il sc1 . COZ EEs MT Only
enrsd 81 tlSe COR. 61f TsA5o cured o. q
Esdney officially o( ten yeas sca-ztnE- sDee
that accidental discovery many thoGz1nds
have 1sed It toE. ths sane eornFlztrtfl and
have hren completely cared
Tne above EEs written by d. Fo4And5 N
no since then, a. m AAachsste<y TIE
WHITE Compound hs4 tAEen The LRad o. al
CsJczt remedies a. vel - preparation soE
the ere or KI6ney oiacoidAs IN every ely
toIu. Vi EAse and hamieG th2ocghOuT the
New England states
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FIRE AND MARINR
INSURANCE COMPANY

OL " IILElL4AANNs
RPORA TED INIs5L
TAKES RISES ATTHELow Est RATE
on Building o. all kinds, Furniture sEd
Merchandise, and o6 Goods IN Transit.
\. wusoE. VS.. 5osEoES,
RoBhT NoREEoS, JoEE REID.
THoS. POLLOCK AK H0GEES.
RN. G. BATTELLEr ]. u. LIZ Boz.
JACOB HozSBRooE-
Omcs up staiTz, in the Insurance BuiAd-
ing "ne1I dooE &c the Merchants National
A. WILSON, President
JoHS c. HERvET, Secretary. JAMS
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MthrA.
ENGLAND
White Pine Compound

now oFFERD To TIE AFFLICTED
/ tnrn1zEoEG TIE SoUtRy, A4se< E8EIES
f1eEEl UroTeI5 % ne sAs Of GETGa yeGEE- u
ftA NeE EnEEAnd StaSA, EhEe "a 1e-1l
hATz become Es EEH kDoEE - tie tEss HcSn
EESzh- n par, L de<iTA IL vEtE@
ne White Pine Compound Care
S0.z fhrcS1 Cd CoczhE Dspthztz. Broa-
ehfttS SoIt1inE oE BIocd ard Pntn61ar5 AZ
800 EzensraEy. L z = remarkable Es-
. -1SS5S - Ef5neT ColapLzInT-, L1aheJA, d.
EcIz5Ey a To5dEnz Urine, Bsss-L1z E-O1 i6e
KEtre-E And El8d5E-, Gravel AID cs7E
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The White Pine Compound,
PREPARED AT TIE

EH 2 7 q . Z D II I u 2
Few England Botanical Depot,
susroS.
Urde- tie Supervision OF EsT. ]. y. Poland
For sale By LaCGHLS, SMITH Z CO.
y ho2essIs Druggists and also By GEJ- z
GLES y ER-
maTI5 cod COW, DIV.
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TEe FH BrH6 Euedza.eZT rsdrs6
% II eA1zbz<, AID He Saooo5 Bzneh
s5jo-rd na- tie EEzeh;sg Eo- %
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PETITIONS.

The petition of ]. L. Hobbs and others,
appointed by the Trustees ofthe town Of
South Wheeling to confer with the city
authorities in reference TO obtaining q
supply OF water from the city Water
Committee on Water Works for report,
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he Doctors DIPLOMA hams In hisozss
NpORsEaIESI OF TIE PRES.

The many thousands cured At this ss-Io-
HShment within the last twenty yeaA SO
the numerous important suERIeal Ope:ztscE.
performed b. La Johnston, witnessed % t1E
reporters OF ne St1 and many other PAPea
notices Of which have appeared EgaI1 Aod
sEatn before he p1hlie, besides his ElDd1rS
- genttEm2n Of character and rGoS6t1,
bthty Il sufficient g1a<1nteet TO the a-sctsc
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
maTI6-1y
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Tie peftEoa az Dfrzh Rsd:cker FOX re-
dzcti9a o. TE:sr rent; q Csthz-Ens
4srtin. 70 b released from ~s;sF AK =
L Hoboz zrd osters, II relation 70 OBJ
.ziei1g zs-e= fo= Soath Hhes!trg= OF
s,sz-s. Royer. fo- reelection Of vhs-t-
age: Of 6. 9 EdEardz: Of ciCizens 10 fs-
caise the Street Railway Company 70
:sep raefr Irzck ead space Q. ==ress II
god repai-; Of v. J. C. Anderson, ask
faz ia: re ezctE- On Byron stree. Re
pzTsd: q EosEre- AID Carey ,fo1 Tshe =
al Of coEz= hoz-e Eceussf CT Hsng
S;rsnpE. for transfer oflIcsDse7 Of a Nc
G7aSEz, :oE Eiceose 20 keep g seeosd class
eoEee bouse-of Sophiz Bruckuer, fo- Eec-
cz1 clzza c-Eee kozse license EEre re-
cs.7ed from the Second Branch ead IL
zcsior coccarrs6 IL
ne petition Of Reilly, Barnes and
aabhs fsr reduction Of Tsner reotI vas
zsceiTsd from The Second Branch, and
q motion Ess laid CO the table
The p-ststior OF Mar Snyder 70 b Es-
leased from payment Of WAFER tax, was
received frou the Second branch and re
fer-ed 70 the Committee OF Water Works
TIE pe.itiou OF Dr.. Logan and G. E
Ttez. II relation 20 the grade and setting
ccro on Webster street, vas referred 70
tie COMMITTEE on Grades
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Fruit Cans.

wz AEz FULLY Prepared 70
w aaoS3 pDz sly s7s az ceI -
1.-ss-.-E PeSEyEf "a ~ zEso E.J&>S az Ell
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AGuss1 PDoas, q Young 2sa ooo-=1.
plating E1HU1zEe, bG1E GTERS PnEr--s
WSGEAk, 0EEznAe DSol1lET.- Defn<SafE;e.-
speedily c1Ted eslE az
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA
QEE1CEE

CAPTEAL,--..-....-..- $500, 900
once, g Monroe s., maxi door to lat Ma
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oRGANTc ~aNE
:uedtasegy @ed and fuIl vfzo- rsy,orz-
DRJoHSSoS.

Lsnhz a tie R0yal Co1sgsof SUReoz.
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nenf CoIieEeE N The United States, atd u
zTeafer psTt Of Ehosa hfa nzs bes1 snez. =
Thx HOSPITALS o. Lon6n, Pans, Entlade{ -
and elsewhere, has eG1HGted sors o. The E,cs-
aSzoatzEzinE eaDas EhAf EGs eVG knoEp
many CrolDse1 WIN HDEing IN ne bad Az
ez Whea Esbeep. great nsETU12eA, bGcz
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frsuEEaE bfEanink, ErIsn6sd nonsEtcnaE Es-E
daznEenezt q mind, TS1s e1naa tnzE
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Express 4 Alexander Kid CLOVIS

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CW CoZrL-Ese regzlz Eo-tlg
zsGz q boEt b-zEcza q ts= C1T
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YOUNG Nh

spsaaEy, Wa ETs bee13s he win, =.
ssoliszxT Vsez Ibsx dreadful AID Co..
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f1AssESGER TRAINS WILL BUN 81
the following sche6nls O1 and sfse1 hay
u, ISIS, wheeling time
FAST LINE
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IANPARuCULAR NOTICE,
TUUSG MEN

Who have t1fureI themselves By oeztz.
pEAcsias, indu4ged In When acne, . azb:r tse-
quEniIy leaned from eE4 compautooA, q !;
sehCOI, The e6eess Of Wien are nI<EElE te!r
even when EEts<p, and, II EOE cured, rendES
and Oody, E6o1Id sPp1y immadiAEe3y.
What = Ply that . young mn, Ihs bops q
his country, the pC1d6 Of his psFenLs aoo1ii
be Ena5cLd fom an pEusPEGsE AID envy
msuEs q LIE 6y the eoasQnenea OF cxEfI-
ting from ths path Of natule, ana tndc Etr7
N certain secZEt h2hfS. sch pesos u-usE
hsfEe eoatsmpLafME
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The state Record;
The Official Directory

containing the States and County onoG
the On anizzaIton, JuEisdte1io1s aEd Tens @
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for the United stGtss eontaining the on1Ea
OF the Federal Government, the Quu4 o.
the several Departments SEetGhes Of al t5s
NJ thu Federal nut
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Tas rePor. No II Of tEs- COani.sse
OF FIca-ee was rscszTsd L-ou Tie SCI
and B.zzcz. AID Ia sczio1 amended, q
nodoa Of VI. NcLzre, u authorizing TIE
committee 70 1zye 100 copies Of the Re.
poEt prn:ed II paaP5lsz fo- tie Use OF
TEe Cczucl, ard nsds TIE zp@czsl o-dEE
of the csI: EeelBE-
Rspon Go. 2 from re zane cozDtE-
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szcozd B.zacS cooearred L
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MARRIAGE

Eeasc7 tha1 6 sand mind ard body E-e IL
nQI ueceTy requisites TO promote ccnrE-
plI EapPinES- Indeed, E1I1cdt LEsz rnz
toQEneJ LnTo1Eh liz becomes a EeaT5 p-I-
gr1masE Es prospect EoREiy GGrEEE tUEE
TzEE, The mind becomes shadoE61 with cs-
spar and Elled With the melancholy S1zze
ton thai the hsppiness OF another Oeco-S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-07-26

On the latter point we believe there ia n,
real doubt. Comparative success in sucl
an undertaking would be a result worth,
OF every sacrifice; but with this experiment
tne success has been far more perfect thar
PROBABLY any one of its originators could
nave hoped for. The reverend clergy who
supervise its working give it their most
emphatic Endorsement. The parish and
community which witness it's effects are en-.
thusiastic in their delight at it's manifest
results These results have been wrought
by the Jealous care of the gentlemen in
charge of the work, and by their happy
selection of agents for it's immediate con-
troll. How much greater effect, then, NAV
be expected when the institution shall be
in charge of the Christian Brothers, this
fall, as is anticipated!
Can it be sustained on scale ADEQUATE
to the wants of the community If St.
Vincent of Paul were here himself, the
thing would certainly be done; therefore,
it can be done. Two or three thousand boys
going to irretrievable ruin, body and soul,
and people indulging themselves in extrava-
gance as coolly as though there were no
such thing as famishing children and lost
souls! They can't curtail their cigar and
bar-room bills for the salvation of other
peoples children, forgetting that other
people may have a chance to say the same
about their children some of these days.
There are ten thousand men in this city,
who spend on an average, each, ten dollars
month for useless and injurious self-indul-
gence. If two thousand of those men would
give five of those dollars per month to the
Home, each one of them would support an
inmate, there would be no young vagrants
in the streets or in the workhouse, NO poor
widows weeping over starving children, OF
despairing about the future of incorrigible
sons. Such unfortunate young members of
our common family would all have home
"a home of comfort and virtue, of intelli- |
gence, industry and order, whence they
would go forth into society better men and |
better citizens than most of those who |
should have been reared in luxury under |
their fathers roof
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-07-26

per of that paper, and it's total freedom
from anything like religious intolerance o,
prescription. We cannot conceive that the
falsity of the paragraph found favor for it
with any employee; certainly not with any
conductor of so high-toned journal. But
the circumstance is merely one among hun
dreds constantly occurring, all lexemplifying
our original prop0sition-the necessity of a
daily paper, under Catholic control.
Under such control, items of the kind
cited, alike false and insulting, could never
lind insertion with the implied Endorsement
of an approving silence. 1t is true that Just
such an item as this might do very little
harm to faith, as being more calculated to
excite indignation against the traducer than
the traduced. But thousands of suggestions
warning against morals, far more insidious
and fatal, are constantly presented to the
youthful and unguarded reader of a nom
Catholic press. Parents protect their chill
dren with jealous horror against the
rebellious teachings of heresy in the temple
and the deadly torpor of goddess schools.
Why are-they SO Indifferent to the more
fascinating and subtle poison of an able
daily pressf
Your children, your family ,cU read the
daily paper. 1t is the fashion of the age.
Direct that taste to their good instead of
their ruin. This community is amply strong
in its Catholic element to sustain a daily
paper under exclusive Catholic direction. Of
course, we do not refer to the publication
OF religious sheet, but of strictly secular
newspaper, with proper guarantees against
evil, and proper capacity for good, accord
ing to the occasion. There are several such
papers in Paris, and New Orleans affords a
field for one at least.