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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-02
PRICES. "A Fair Offer.

Send the retail price, Washer Sl4, Extra
Wrngcr 50. and We will forward either or both
machines, free Of freight, to places where no
one is selling: and so sure are we they will be
liked that we agree to refund the money if any
one wishes to return the machines free of freight
after months trial according to directions
No husband, father or brother should permit
the drudgery of washing with the hands fifty.
two days in the year when it can be done bet.
ter more expeditiously, with less labor, and no
injury to the garments. by a DotY Clothes
Washer and Universal Wringer.
Canvassers with excl Sive right Of sale make
money fast selling them.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal
discounts are made
re. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
30 Courtlandt ST., New York.
aug 2G-Gm,
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THIS HAND NEVER STRUCK ME.

We rcceotIy heard the following mos I
interesting and touching incident:
A little boy had died. His body was
laid out in a darkened, retired room,
waiting to be laid away in the lone, cold
grave. His afflicted mother and bereav
ed little sister went 10 10 look al the
sweet f.ce of the precious sleeper, for his
face was oeludiiul even in death. As
they stood gazing upon the form Of the
orc she so beloved and cherished, the
the little girl asked to take his hand.--
The mother at first did not think it best,
hut as the child repeated tho request,
and seemed very anxious about it, she
took the cold. bIoodless haul of her
sleeping boy, and placed it in the hand
of his weeping sister.
The dear child looked at it q moment,
caressed it fondly. and then looked up 10
her through her TEARS Of affection
and love and said:
Mother, this little hand never struck
me-
Young readers, have you always be en-
50 gentle ~ brothers and sisters, that
were you 10 die, such q tribute as this
could be paid to your memory? Could
a brother or sister take your hand, were
it cold 10 death, AID soy, This hand
never struck met
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A Mississippi paper has the following
picture. Of candidate Of the party it op
poses: His head is about as large as a
coon's, and rec1deI so rapidly from the
root Of his nose that If stream Of water
we're poured perpindicularly upon his
brow, more would run of the back Of
his head than off his lace. His organs
Of intellect, IL he ever had auy, have va
Gated and taken up their abode 10 the
posltror part Of his'broio, which makes
the cerebeIlum appear like o market
basket hung to the back Of his hend.
His teeth seem to be oil gone, and
his gums closed up to keep his chin
out Of danger, His nose looks ike tho
butt end Of a blood beet, and lie eyes
look like auger hoIOO 10 q muskmeIon
rind.'
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= A young man and his intended pre-
scented themselves before tho city clerk
Of Davenport, lowe, the other day Tor a
, marriage license. II was found that
the intending bridegroom was uuder
age, and had neither parents nor guar
dian. In order 10 make the proceedings
regular, the lady suggested that che her
self should be appointed guardian. As
che was over eighteen she was eligible,
was duly appointed as guardian, and
then gave her consent that her ward
Should marry herself,
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Bishop RosecrOnS, Of Ohio. and Bish-
op BIanchOl Of Vancouver, w. T., orc
said to be tho only Roman Catholic
priests in the world who have been
granted dispensaLionS from attending
the approaching Ecumenical Council al
Rome. All tho rest arc expected to DO
present on that occasion.
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Meat Market

A GENTsWANTED. AGENTS WANTED
Il S75 to 5000 per month, male and female,
to sell the Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine. improved and perfected; it will hem,
fell, stitch, tuck, bind, braid and cmbroider in
a most superior manner, Price only SIS
For simplicity and durability, il has no rival
Do not buy from parties selling machines un-
der the same name as ours, unless having
Certificate Of Agency signed by us, as they
are worthless Cast Iron Machines,
For Circulars and FERNS, apply or address,
II. CRAWFORD d CO..
4I3 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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What Is the difference between Odilo-
rial and m matrimonial experienced In the
former the devil cries for copy, In
The latter the copy eric, like the devil.
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The Singer
SEWING MACHINES.

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING co. IS
/ NEW FAMILY MACHlNE--No other
family Sewing Machine has so rapidly won
favor in the household The very large sales
of that popular machine, as shown by official
returns far exceed those Of ahy other company 4,
and this fact or result has begl owing TO its
real merits--hence its great and gpwing pop
ularty 1t is simple in construction, easily
operated all its Paris iding smoothly and
noisel6ssly alung-not liable TO gct0ut OF order
has capacity for great range and variety OF
work. sewing all kinds Of cloth and with all
kinds Of thread and with the numerous attach
ments for hemming, cording tncking quilting,
trimming. binding. braiding, &c, and emhroi'
deriny of many ingenious, tasteful aud difficult
designs, is the most perfect Of all family sewing
machines AGy one who will take the trouble
TO examine the merits oJthe d iTcrent machines
claiming attention. eau soon discover whether
we claim too much for ours II would avail as
nothing 10 make the above assertions II We were
not ready to prove them, and all we ask is a
trial for observation alone can Justly convey
clear impression Of the many kinds of work of
which our SEW FAMILY MACHINE is capable.
THE FOLDING CASES,
Which open with spacious tables to sustain the
work and which fold into tables or boxes TO pro
tcct the machines, when not In use, from dust
and meddesome fingers are made from choice
woods. embcllshed by pleasing designs, thus
making our new family machine not only an or.
namenlal piece of furnatu'e but in some Of the
more deliberately finished machines work of
Iar
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II you would be happy in the next
.Rotid. cheat not Tho printer
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THE ATTACHMENTS

Of our new family machine above referred to,
are not only numerous but highly useful for the
purposes for which they were intended. They
lced only trial to show their great value. -
Among the most recent of the attachments is
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THE
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF PITTSB0RGH,
For the Safe Keeping of Bonds and
other Securities, &C.,
No. SO, FoURrH AVENUE.
GUARANTEE RATES.

(For year or less period)
Government and all otter Coupon securities,
including Bank Bills, 81 90 per $1,000
Gold Coin or Bullion, ] 70 per lOOO
Silver Coin or Bullion, W per lOOO
Silver or Gold Plate, under seal, ON owners es'
innate Of full value, Al d rate subject to ad.
iustment for bulk on n basis of$l OOperi9O
Deeds. Mortgages, valuable paper generally,
when Of no fixed value, 81 OO'a year each or
according TO bulk.
Wills s. 90 which, premium covers The re-
mainder Of the life II the maker,
The company is also prepared to rent SIN all
Iron Safes leach furnished with Tin Box
inside its Burglar proof vault the lenler eIclu'
AfNcly hold the key thereof, at the following
rates, via; $40, 90 30, 60, 10 aud 500 per an.
nun. Also, to Store Books Of Account, Rec
ordS, Valuable IAtle Papers, etc, at reasonable
rates.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
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$40. WATCHES.
$40.

THE GREAT TRADE IMPROVEMENT AAspcn.
TroN, incorporated by the State) sell FSR
Com and SOLID SILVER WATCHES at $40 each,
10000 Engrnvings. fully illustrating and
describing all our Watches, are placed in seal.
cd envelopes, which are thoroughly mix.d,
aud when ordered are mailed post pad, ut the
following prices:--Sngle Engraving, so cents.
Twelve and rich premium, s.; Twenty five
and elegant Silver Hunting Watch as premium.
$40, Every engraving entities the holder
thereof to n WATCH WORTH PROM S25 TO
$3.50, irrespective of value. for $40 Nothing
can be lost by this investment, MS no article in
our stock is worth less than the money asked,
while the buyer may obtain Il watch worth
$3.50 Circulars free. Jusr TRY lToNCE before
hastily cOndemniug us. Address
MTCHELTN g. co Managers.
2OG2 Broadway, Cor. Fulton ST., NewYork,
Oct l-3m
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The Little Wonder Sewing Machine,
PRICE 49,
1t makes the elastic lock.stitch; it sews ms
well as any machine in the market; child
can run 1t; 1t requires no instructions; il makes
no nose; 1t does not get out Of order; it can be
carried in the pocket; it makes an elegant
present. UNION SEWING MACHINE 90.
Agents. wanted. 1874 Broadway, N, Y.
nov ll-3m
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KILN Il HOUSE.

49,
(near the Steamboat Landing)
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA
A.P.DEEM, Proprietor.
THIS well known house having been thor
l. Oughly repaired and refurnishod through,
out is nov open for the accommodation oil lnV
travelling public.
LIVERY STABLE.
Nm There is connected with this House
EI2A- n iirstcla's livery aud feed ataoIe'
which Is well supplied With buggios and nor
Sos,
C0ALl CoALll C0ALlll
The undersigned, having opened coz,
Yard in Point Pleasant, is now prepared II
deliver coal in large or small quantities 10
desiring il, ,ho
1TPWticunr attention paid TO orders up '"'
KaNowha or down the Ohio rivers,
00ce at the Kline House. -ru
aug, 26-ly. AZ bbh"'
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EMBROIDERER.

machine which have secured the attention and
approval OF our customers that embroidcrng,
like the Hemmer, is one Of the few Instruments
which will most please and satisfy the observer
OF its real value 1t is so simple in structure
that any one who can sew on our machine can
use il. aud without instruction it may be at.
tachcd to or detached from the machine in an
instant Without lengthy deScript and
even then, it you'd be difficult To describe the
great variety ofwOrk that this little instrument
will do The reader must not suppose that
what we speak Off n mere chain stitch opera
ton, which is sometimes humorously termed
embroidery. If desired, three colorS Of any
kind of thread may be used at any one time,
and the colors or thread may be changed at the
will Of The operator by removing the sp,Ols in
use aud putting others in their stead; thus as
many or as few cOlors may be used MS the Oper.
ator wishes. in the emOroriding ofany garment.
great variety ofrGsultS are produced by the
Kramer in which the tensions are regulated -
Different results may be produced while the
machine is in motion By simply changing the
tensions. Results vary according 10 the length
of stitches, kinds, cOlOrS and tensions of the
threads, as well as size of the needles used.
The Embroiderer will u'e any kind oil thread
The use Of zephyr worsted fol certain purposes
gives very pleasing results. In order to get a
lust idea Of this valuable attachment it will be
necessary o see it in operation.
MANurAolGn Mn" ma ,oI. D., Isl, h",e
would ask auShtlon 10 our new nu'n p,,, "",o
Mach,ne' whlcn Is lne on,y Pa.,sat p"'t U,,r
mole Macnlne clalm,nE p"pl,e ",'en'lon ., o"'
manulact"r'nE mae.''"ts' 'ol olnrI purposes
are too wei Known 10 heeu comment
MACHINE TWISTING have recently en-
larpcd our silk Mills in Newark j , and fur.
nishcd them with the latest and most improved
machinery, which is being operated by highly
skilled labor We know and feel the importance
of not only supplying the users OF our machines,
but the trade generally with the best quality
of MACHINES TWIST, which resell by MEASURE
rather thTn WEIGHT Ine system n ol an Selling
oy 0c'yn mas given 'naIu!1otu'yS ''e oti''.S"
my 0. ~ neaNly We'snl'"S SIM u. t,au p;o
cess Of dyelns as not only to greatly lnlure l,s
quality ou' also convey a wrong impression
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-29
NHANCERY NOTICE.

S,e,a of minois Alexander county, Sc lnthe Circuit
Court Of Alexander county. July Term, lse9 hahor
d. Victor vs. Mary Victor. In cihncerN Nh LOT "''
Aaidayit of the non-residence of Mary VICTOR me
above named defendant having been nled IN .he
lice Therefore hereby given 10 tho said Mary VICTOR
Ina, the complainant he his bill Of complaint ~ sald
Arm lsD and that tkeTeupon summons issued OUT
of said court retrrnate as Inc law directs NOW, un,
less you the said Mary Victor, shall personsy DC h
anvnar before the Circuit Court rf said county, on e
Ts day of the next term thereof to be holden al me
courthouse in the city of Cairo, m said county, On we
TO the said Compliments bill of complaint, me SAINT
and the matters and things therein charged ana s.a,,
ed will be taken as confessed, and decree entered
| apans, VI ,according to the prayer OF said bili;
'9' . JOHN q. HARTMAN, Clerk.
| Mnlkey, Wall 4 Wheeler, sors for complt.
|
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-29
CAIRO DAILY MARKET.
CAIRO, III, April "a, 1869.

CAiRo, III, AprlI =, Is0V'
The weel, opens with but moderate anount OF
business doing IN n general way, th"ugh mere mas
been a good demand for Flour sales ofwhich seem To
rather increase manything, over the previous weeks
and are largely In excess Of the corresponding season
in any previous year. IL is nov well established
fact thai Cairo can supply the trade south OF her WITH
this great staple 90 better advantage than any other
marke, our dealers all buy from, or are direct
agents Of the numerous Mills IN the interior OF the
State and will sell NJ low net lover than the same
grades can he bought In any other large market while
5ur suuerior Shipping facilities, and proximity To
southern ponts gives Us unryalled advantages over
al more distant markets. s.,. for the past three
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-29
LEGAL.
ORDINANCE NO. 70.

N
BE 1t Ordained by tho City couasl Of tho CITY Of
Cairo.
SECTION l. That section Of an ordinance 20 adopt
the ordinances of the city Of Cairo revised aud
codihed, he amended BY striking out the word. "or
appointed by the Cty Council In the nrst and sec.
ond lines OF said section.
ssc. g. All officers appointed by the MAYOR by and
with the advice OF the CITY Council, may be removed
at any time by majority OF the members elected con-
yened in Joint me citing. Whenever the said Council
shall think the interests 81 the city require such reno
val l.
| Provided, Tha, the Mayor shall have authority to
suspend from duty any time whenever IA his opln-
ion the interests Of tn. city require IT, any ocef SER
want employe Of the elty. hodmg his position by
virtue ~ an appon by the Mayor in acccordsnce
with the provisions Of section II srclea ofthe city
| charter and IL shall he the duty OF the Mayor "a re-
port any suspension he may make 10 the Guy Coun-
| cil at the first Joint meeting after such sus'
| pens on, and unless his action in the prem.
ses shall be disapproyed by mor,,y OF All the mem
bers elected 10 both bruno hes Of the City Council the
suspension shall opoT.toas dismissal from the date
/ thereof. . l
src. 3. The term 81 ofice OF all officers appointed
| by the Mayor, By and with the advice aud consent o.
the City Council shalt expire annually on the Wh day
| OF March.
Approved, April 6, 1889.
. All iOt JOHN II. oBERLy, Mayor,
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.
xAT1HT HJ1U1S.
H.Y TELB0RARH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
NEW YORK NEWS.
NEWS BY THE CABLE
Interesting General Ne Wa
Sc SO &C.
Especial Dispatch TO the HERALD
From the Capitol.
NEW YORK NEWS.
NEWS BY THE CABLE
Interesting General Ne Wa
Especial Dispatch TO the HERALD
From the Capitol.

MONTPELIER, Nov. 10th, . p. n.
The Legislature is still in session. The
Senate have cleared their table and now
only await business from the House. The
House has large amount of business on
the Speakers table, but spend much time
in discussing various matters, which keep
them from acting upon bills as promptly
az otherwise would be the case. The
Senate are, 90 far as they are concerned,
prepared to adjourn, but they will be COM
PEELED to await the action Of the House,
and the present probabilities are that the
business will not be completed before four
o'clock a. m, or before the hour of final
adjournment at eight O'Clock a IN. There
is no excitement upon any question such
a. il very liable to take place on the last
day Of the session, only general and
random discussions on bills rs they are
taken up for consideration.
The RutlaDd and Bethel Railroad
charter has passed both branches
The amendment ~ the Killington
Railroad charter extending the time Al
which that road has the right OF way
over the Woodstock and kntland Rail
road another year, has passed the House
and is now pending in tho Senate
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,nuz1Deeh1s n9sfno. ~ dres-ss vvss ds-possd
% thihk DE mnskes ssshs 20 fsvor then . triae.
We th1nb. hevsves. shsse - vsrs littas difference
. tn nads - -cewpssed With last Tuesday.
Teahws Hssasgs sold ons pAiE Of oxen at IL cts.
pse u: VIM = cker sold three sfagr. 70 dre@ 200
Lbs It 10 cen.s and one at cenfs six steers ard
four eows ~ sx cen-s. and four cows II c nte
Per n. On skumafed dressed WEIGHT. B. Dow
soad ooe pair a oxen, soo ibs, st iox csnts. cws
ssA too ysax Ids ~ % osufs per 10. J. 4wer
seld - svo year osd and oss tbr-e year old pei
fer ct ess. or Gems PER 10, CIV for eco. one
one year old steer for ESQ, or Ct. pr b. NJ 7.
shaekett Sid two oxen. go ib-,- at like PR M.
and nins stsers, % dress $50 ID. al kc yer IL.
- u Bowen sold two oxen far Ike. dressed,
1 and q ske. Ths trade In sheep was quaker
than last week, ard though the ogiehers aid
they could not p,y any more thsn last we-s. thst
| they had 70 sell cr.s.d mutton Besr ~ Joe a
the drovers sold the i've ~ Och. conclude t6s'
rather better prices were Ot al &c Than last ~.sk
though tbs improvement i Io.l-sss- J s Ans
den sod ss New YorK shs~p and lamb. Is ins
axe Der lbs John ok sid LOB. IS ~, a
sl.40 Der bead. n. S. shscxstf ~ d IS sp--p a
lsxc DER pound. G. Il Frsnsh. LA a. 81 - \
each. Lambert Hastings soid ne ca 'o-d 800
sheep at a Is, and two car io-ds stt.SS ?
head. and lot money on one bot ct nst
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL.
A telegram received to-day states that
George w. and Edward Smith, owners Of
distillery and rectifers. near Dayton,
Ohio, were convicted this morning of con-
spiracy, after trial Of rem days.
General Spinner Is better to-day.
Thomas J. Durant is now in this city,
and denies the statement that the Presl-
dent has offered him the iudgeship of the
Louisiana Circuit.
The will Of the late Amos Kendall WA
admitted to probate to-day. 1t is dated
May 9th. After bequeathing to a grand
son $4,000 and His lands in Arkansas. h,
makes beque.ss TO several Of his chill
dren and directs his personal propert,
to be divided between his foul
daughters and gives the executor full
power 10 dispose Of bis real estate. which
is worth 100000, to be divided amonf
his heirs.
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uIsroRY OF WELLS. N-.-This town
history, by Hilsud Husl, aud biogrsphic-
Al ~as.ohc. contained therein, 10y Robert
PARK. has recently been issued from the
press of Tuttlp * ca, Rutland. The
work reflects gro,t credit upon Messrs.
Paul and Parks. The preparation OF II
has been a work requiring good deal OF
time aud study Price. in paper covers,
70 cents muslin covers, $l.00. Caa DC
had at the post office, Well. ", OF at the
HERALD 3ool.store, Rutland, VT.
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A. DIALOGU ".

Mrs. smith - dear dear what shall 40.
Trouble, trouble, all the time. III e1uih Keep
tho children sill and e0ntsnt~d ~ would not
seefn 80 hard ~ get along, but they are uneasy
The ti,ns from early u.orn' I'LL late st night.
Mr., i,f ,wn Ny children are gre,t deal n
eomfai and goat source ~ pleasure ~ me.
used - ba troubled he same way I'll fopn1 The
Esy - happiness spsn1 fsw dollars every
year ~ fOys sna osmss, aud think ~ is money
veil la,i ,ai, n smuses and makes them
happy, AMI pass great many pleasant hours
il seeing t,.e. enjoy themselves.
Mr~ Smith Where ssn buy sumo t,ys, vhe
keeps the best sssor'rasntf
Mr,. brown --Franeis Penn Go. have just re-
turned from the city with the seest assortment
ever saw. Thsir store IL GRAINED full Of even
thing In the line Of Carist1as Goods. II IL ~
good as . show - 60 through their store and
| look over their soois.
| Mn. smith II must 60 dght Of ssd try th'
experiment wonder II they would liks To hav'
ne take my children with me
| Mss. BEown---Yes, By al msssp tsks Ne chill
dren they win enjoy u 20. snd Mr.. Penn Ike
TO have them come
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-18

HOFFMAN In Warren, o.. On the eth inst !,
Mrs Elizabeth Cleveland Hoffman, wife OF Hon.
d. r. Hoffman, aged IS years.
The deceased was daughter Of the late Br.
John Cleyelani, we'll known TO men5 OF our
older citizens as former practising physician In
thi. village. -he remCvod from here to Warren,
some - years since. where she resided 10 the
time aer death. She was an amIable christian
LADY, and leaves a hush md and a large circle OF
scquaiuts 20 mourn her loss
HOOKER In Csstleton, Nov. sth, OF con-
sumption, Annah b. wife OF Rev. l.. T.. Hooker,
aged IS years. months and tay.
BURR-In Sherburne. on the 18th inst, Mrs
Olive, psort of the late David Burk, aged "a
years
wEBsTER-In Poultney, Vt, Nov. sth, 1859
Mrs Miriam A. Webster, wife OF Deacon ELY ar
Webster aged 50 years and Is days.
PERRY-In Pittsfori, Nov. 18th, Ics,S 4
Perry, aged 81 years.
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OPENING 81 the sucz Canal.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 10.
Festivities preliminary TO the inaugu-
ration Of ths Susz Canal commenced 1t
Port Said yesterday. The emperor Of
Austria landed 1t noon and was resolved
By Khsdirs with great ceremony and
magnificent military and civic displsy.
Houses wsre draped, arches raised over
the principal streets, hundreds Of hags
flying, and sslutss sxchsged between hsst
and shore. At night the town snd har-
Dor were ablaze with hreworks, and The
illuminatsd stsssts were ~ bright - day
al the house-tops being covered With
lighted torches. To-day Emprsss Hagsnis
arrived and yas rsssivsd By the Viss
Royal end knstEisn Eapssosy nd hadsa
anid ths thuudssing q cannon snd ~
seolamations Of multitudes which Hnsd
IL hoes.
Ansag the svats today vas IL dsdt
oatisa q christian chursh sna . 10
|hnnnsam rnesqss. Presses aaA minis
~ 4 n esssds wHs inyitsd u y Pc
saf q boEh oesa6eeA
luindh snsl-se.vsf Acysf Ok -
IRlnss O6A1se 10000 80 80.
- 60, exo<s<@s - 49,
= e5Cz q 1af4e-s - fzai
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France.
PARIS, Nov. l6

PARIS, Nov. 10.
Bishop Dupanloup has published let
ter addressed to the clergy of his diocese,
deprecating the idea that the present is a
favorable opportunity for claiming the in.
falibility of the Pope. He blames such
journals as LOWERS and La Civilta Cato
lica, for Their inconsiderate haste in dis.
cussing 80 delicate question in anticipa-
ton of the deliberations Of the Council.
The Journal Des Debats asserts that
Queen Isabella has definitely abdicated
the throne of Spain. lie Temps says
Everything is impossible in Spain now
for q republic, because republicans are in
sufficient; monarchy, because no party Il
strong enough to appoint king, and
unless a coup d'etat ora victorious revo
luton occurs Spain will probably remain
prone to an irregular republic, under thu
name Of monarchy.