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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-17

WCandles for Condemns day can be
had at P. Loecher's, No. Washington
Hall.
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FOsS RENE,

TIRE STORE ROOM No. 9 MONROE
| street. uow occupied by Lewis, Little d Co.
Ais. the room No. II, occupied by j. +.
Morris, As a hardware store. Possession given
April list, lEfg. Enquire OF ...
5ecoi ". W. MILLER.
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Everybody should have q good
Rustic Photograph and Partridge's is
the place TO get them.
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E0R RENT.

u'HAT SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND
southwest corner of Market aid MOnrot
streets, now occupied by Adams ExSreSs Co
Inquire Of
mAr3tf hAhSkh q DhO.
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fBNow is your opportunity for bar
gains; goods at or below cost; must
close April LIST. +. NJ. PORTER.
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UThe greatest bargains ever offered
in Boots and Shoes from now till
April LIST. f. NJ. PORTER
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Maple candy pullinGs are the
fashion over the river now.
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vOnly a few days remain to sell my
choice stock of goods. +. NJ. PORTER.
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yThe Board of Supervisors meets
this morning at 10 o'clock. u.s. r.t
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FOR sALEBY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE.
PRICE OSLI 50 CENTS.
If your Druggist has not yet got 1t on sale,
don't be put of with some worse than worthless
strong stuff. ''fumigstor." or poisonous oAusfc
solution, which will drive the dis'dss 10 NE ~n0s
ins,sad of rnrinp n. but send sixty cents TO me
and the remedy will reach yOH by return mail
-Four packages, post paid, sa.oo one dozen Tor
$50.
Send two cent stamp for DR. Sage's pamph'
let on Catarrh. Address the PIoprietor,
r.. PIERCE, NJ. D.;
.Ceba BUFFALO. ". Y.
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Anotaer Proposition.

photographs in Ink Oil or Water
Color at the Partridge Gallery.
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Fob SALE.

ar NO 90, FRONEING W Il
,Fs., side Of Eoti street, between MArsna'l
ava :, wheeling ON which is a nice hrick cot
cry " ont iSiny Ave rooms and cellar, fronting
lAsV "A street Also, a two story Frame ID ven,
on I'll dTo rooms and cellar. situated on the
ing mar, OF sid .ot WIN be sold very IoS' oy
back par L G. HUGHES,
R,ai Estate Agent.
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II Removed to No. 40 Monrc street
one door below Market.
j. III. SMITH.
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asheeling geslster.
Thursday March NJ.
LOCAL MATTERS.

New ADVERTISEMENTS = Lecture b!
Rev. J. B. Clark, d. d.
Gough-Ticket Sale. .a o..
Ankle & Gillespy, Commission, Mer'
chants.
Washington Hall-Chapman Sisters
Trustee's Sale. ~ 1f 's-ss
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ECARRQRNN
N At q r E.

They are Apple-seed like, tasteless
and inodorous. Mild, but effectual.
The CAIABAR GRAINS or SEEDS"
are the great NERvE-ToNIC and
Aperient. They cure Sick-headache,
Constipation. Indigestion. Biliousness,
Irregularities, and general Nerve de-
bility.
Children readily take the new House
hold Remedy.
Sold in membranous pouches, con-
tanning rs or go Grains as originally
put up. For sale by Laughlin, Smith
d Co. rrEI.v tr &. 4
pov8 8
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. &c
Insurance STOCKS.
ON
r,esjuy, the 22d day Oh
1s.rch, 1870,
-rpr FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT
A ~ fDhio county, w. Va, commeneing
n niS.Iock A. n. will sell ut public sucti9n
st Iuo S"rrs Of the sock IF the Franklin IL
Ivn |ompau, of Wheeling,
, gn,tT shares of the stock OF the National An
.,rspee CotO pany Of Wheeling
TeFFas Of SA'' GEO W. JEEFERS,
Naturalization of the estate of samuel Hsrpsr
A.ckase1. 4a.4' --------------
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST
ID made and executed 20 me "a Trustee, by
Edward Fritz AMI Margaret his wife By deed
dated the fourth day Of May, in the year 1865,
and row on record in the Res0rdeT Coffce Of
Ohio county, State Of West Virginia, 50 Deed
Boob No. 81, page i57, TO secure the payment Of
q certain prommis.or note for the sum Of
eighteen hundred and forty dollArA, dated the
Ith dag u May IN the year 1s63. and payable 70
]. L. Stifel or order on the Ith da Of May,
in the year 1859. and Aligned By said Edward
I II % aid I L stifel L I'LL On
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EThe girl question-When will
gold reach pat y- ..o
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lERsThe Board OF Education meets TO-
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sT.PaTRIcK,s DAY.

We are again brought to that ami
yersary 60 dear to every Irishman's
heart, st. Patrick's Day. 1t wiz DC
celebrated wherever native OF Erin
breatbes to. day, either by public demon
stration or privately, as circumstances
will permit. end many heart Will gro"
warmer and many au eye will grow uim
with tears as their owner, in fancy,
roans ag in through the beautiful val
ieys OF emerald draped hills of his own
dear, native land. z3-Os a1.s'---..
In this city there is to be, we under
stand. a procession of the st. PatIick's
Society through the different streets
this afternoon, aud at night a lecture i:
10 bs delivered by the eloquent and
lea ned Rev. Robert Keleher Of st. Vim
cents College, on the subject of St
Patrick's mission to Ireland. This is
most interesting subject and offers
fie. d for most entertaing discourse. In
this connection, the following account
IF the patron saint, and the usual OBJ
servance OF the day in Ireland, will moi
be uuipteresting: -.r. r-s-I-r
The patron saiEt. Of Ireland was a
wonderful man. if even half OF the ac-
counts published about .blm are true
His birth is variously stated TO have &C.
Cured in 372, 377 aud 357, aud his ma
tivity is claimed by Scotland, England,
France and Wales. AT all events, be
lived, aud when about sixteen years
old, was kidnapped by pirates aud sid
into captivity in Ireland. There he
herded swine and learned the language
OF the natives, and in seven years after
MS CAPTURE made good his escape to the
coutuent. The next heard OF him, be
was ordained deacon, priest aud bishop,
aud sent back to Ireland by Pope Ce-
lestiIe, 10 convert the natives To the
true faith And then commenced his
eventual career, during which he ban
ished all the frogs, toads and snakes;
wrought miracles and invented ''po
theen." The shamrock, too, owes its
significance TO him, for il is related that
he used it TO illustrate the doctrins Ct
the Trinity 10 the people, among whom
he labored as Christian missionary.
But although st. Patrick irreproasha-
bly, sustained the character of his sa
cred office, be was not the less aprre-
ciative of secular things. if all the lie
gends be true. Henry Bennett, an
Irish rhymster born in Cork in l7so,
says: ....r ,. .a,t.
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Just Received.
MO HUHB UG,

MO HUHBUG.
IN IL Is IodrrdHtsd 10
cure lost OF impaired
Taste, Smell or Hear.
ing, Watering or Weak
Eyes, offensive breath,
! lCerated 4 hrOHt or
Mouth, Pain and Pre-.
sure in the Head, and
loss Of Memory whom
caused as all Of them
frsqsntly are. by the
ravages Of Catarrh. II
"a pleasant and painless
20 use, contains no
strong, poisonous or
Cau5tic drugs, bat cures
by us mid soothing
action.
1 will pay $500 Re.
ward for a case Of Ca
tarrh that / cannot
cure.
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Saturday. the 26th day Of

i.rrr March, 1870, 9Gi b
pnoceed to sell At uubiic auctinu, 70 the highest
and best bidder. Il the front eoor Of the Court
House Of said eomfy, ommsnci1z st 20 O'cleck
A. n the following drscnbed prossrtyy that d
tosaY = A oertaia pvt OF parcel OF groohd SIT
uated on Quincy aad Satenfh strssts, IN that
part Of The city Of Wheeling commonly called
Rast Wheeling ard hammered on the plat Of
said city a. Lot No. &C. said { having front
on Q1iney street Of twenty feet. ard TpuniRg
hack fth and bordering on the EAST eide Of
Seventh stTeet 20 feet Il beiSg the same prop
erfy that was conveyed q said ~ Eatd Fritz
and wife, bv Catherine Fritz By deed dat-s
November 26th, 1s67, and Teeoried In the Re
c,rd.rs office Of slid county in Deed Book No.
81, page I61; or 20 much fhers a. win be sVIti-
Gent 20 Pay the principal Of aid note above
described. together Nth the legal int.Iest
thereon from the said 9Th day Of Nay, Is6J. IN
I'll psid; prReipal and intsrpsr Identified 70 the
day Of sSle amounting 10 Sis95SJ.
Terms Of Ssle-Czsh
Selling a. Trustee I will convey such title A.
Is vested in1He by saId Deed sf Trust.
feblets J. II. GOOD. Trustee.
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ProC English.
Rev. ]. L. KIRKPATRICK, D. D.,
...r Prof. Moral PHILOSOPHY.
WIN. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. u,
Prof History and English Literature.
ALEXANDER L. NELSON, A: NJ,
y 7.I ...... Prot. Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN, A. NJ, .,r..
$3.50 Prof applied Mathematics
RICHARD S. MCCULLOCH, A, NJ,
Prot. Natural Philosophy
JOHN l.. CAMPBELL, A. NJ,
Prof Applied Chemistry,
Hoy. ]. W. BROCKENBROUGI. LID,
Prot. Ldp
NJ. w. HUMPHREYS, A. NJ,
Asst Prot. Latin aud Gresk
ROBES MASSIE, A. NJ,
Asst Prof Modern language
DUNCAN C. LYLE, A. NJ,
Asst Prof Mathematical
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. NJ,
Asst Prot. English
JOSEPH B. WALKER,
Asst Prof Chemistry, and
Principal Of Business School
For the present tire instruction in English
ia divided among the PrGiessurs OF Moral Phil
osophv Modern Languages and History, with
the aid of m 80 Htant Professor
/ The duties VI this chair ara discharged BY
tho Professors az Chemistry and Natural Phil
oSOrhy.
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-,iEDUeATIoNAL.
The e Young ii Ig..LI Ladies Institute
WHEELING, w. VA

WHEELING, w. VA. "a
Qate Moundsyille Female Seminary J
Prof Prof W " sg Eg2Ssi TG'ans' Principals.
Miss II. l. BoSHAM, Vice Principal % .slS
Mrs. MARY jackson, of Weston MAtron,
Assisted by full Corps OF Professors and
Teachers. ~,
.SPRING TERM, OPENS APRIL
y 9Th. Clsses June Sth. Pc
- = DESI0N. , -TIEFr -
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But Henry Bennett is not the only
Irish r ymster who celebrated st. Pat
rick in cEoics coupleis. William Ma
giun, torn in the same place in 1898.
has left quite jolly record OF him, and
in a posm entitled Isl. Patrick, of Ire.
land, Ny Dear commences his eulUgv
with The following sueer at the sanity
& DTlap
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"A t,g for st. Dennis of France
He's trumpery fellow To bIas on;
A fig for st. George aud his lance,
Which spitted a heathenish dragon;
Ard the saints of the Wtlshm and Scot
Are a couple OF pi'iiul pliers
Both vi whom may just travel to pot,
Compared with that patron oil swiperS--
ST. Patrick oil ireland, my dear -
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"For there st. Patrick planted turf,
And plenty of the praties,
With pigs galore, ma gra, ma store,
And cabbages-and iadiesw
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AID then proceeds to tell tina.

HE came.to the Emerald Isle
On lump of paving stone mounted
Tie steamboat he tat 10y a mile,
" hich IL igRty good sailing VAS counted
Saws he, This salt water, th:nk,
Has made me most blOOdily thirsty
So bring me ddgol Of dirk,
To keep down The mul igrubs burst ye.
OF diink that is ii for a saint
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
seutA American Anair,.

Our latest mail advices from Rio Janeiro
are up to the LIST Of February. It will be seen
In the letter Of our correspondent in Rio
that the Brazilian people are growing discon-
tented over the broken promises OF the govern
ment regarding the return Of the troops In
Paraguay. The enormous expenses necessary
to carry on this war Of determination have
already told heavily on the Brazilian treasury,
yet It is continued, and In opposition to the
desires Of Q large portion Of the people
and the most sincere well-wishers Of the
empire The latest news from the Count
D'Eu are not 80 favorable as repeated
telegrams from Lisbon might have led
US to suppose; but we have become %
accustomed to hear OF the repeated successes
Of the Brazilian troops that we now regard
them pretty much as we do accounts OF the
operations Of the Spanish army in Cuba
questionable at all times. II is now confessed
that the Brazilian commander finds himself
unable to reach Lopez In his secure retreat
in the mountains. Among the most melan-
choly occurrences which we have of late been
called on to chronicle is the terrible disaster
at the island of Cerito, at the mouth Of the
Paraguay. A Brazilian schooner laden with
gunpowder was blown up, and oil on board
seventeen In number, lost. The pontoon from
which the powder was transferred to the hold
Of the vessel and the magazine on shore were
a lso destroyed.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

PAGE
1-Advertisemena
2-Advertisements
3-washington: Passage by The House OF the
Georgia Bill Tennessee Again IN Buffers
Tolls; Proposed Reception OF Legal Tenders
for Import Duties; Senator Morton's Neutrality
sBill Texas Ratifes the Constitutional Amend.
nents-Personal Intelligence -Obituary--New
Custom House Regulation-The Redskins:
Ofncial Reports OF the Expedition Against RED
Horns Camp-American Nicroscopical So
clety.
4-Europe: England's March to Democracy; The
United States Mission at the Russian Court;
Political Disorganizaton and Military Pauper
ism In Madrid-South America: False Promise
About the Return Of the Brazilian Army; Ter
rible GunpOwder Explosion on the River
Paraguay-Sieghing Under Dficutics-The
Late Prize Fght-Ex-Secretary Seward Who
Robs the Dead!
6-The Fullerton Case: Initiation Of The Conspiracy
Proceedings that Led 10 the Present Prose-
cu,ion-The Late Embezzlement by q Deputy
Collect0r-Proceedings in the New York
Courts-A Deadlock In the Police Board-The
Fire Marshal's Monthly Report-The seamen's
Sirike-Cat ana Dog Fenianism:--The Quarrel
Between the President and Senate-Teddy
Ryan's Fibusterngs-A Triumph oil Rutlan-
ism-A Tar Burner on the Bench.
6-Editorials Leading Article on Gladstone and
the Progress Of Reform in Great Britain
Amusement Announcements.
Photographic News from All Parts OF the World:
Minister Burlingame's Funeral; Vigilance
Committee Proposed in Paris: The Irish Land
Bill Debate and Serious Situation
In Ireland = New Hampshire Election:
Everything Republican-Meeting OF Quar-
antine Commissioners = Charter Elections
In New York State-Kings County Politics
Cold I10Z-Board OF Police Justices-Rural
Barnburners-New York City News-Fires
Last Nght-The Uulster County Tragedy
Brooklyn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notices.
S-The Alexander Bond Mystery-The Cunard
Bonded Warehouse in Jersey City-Real Els.
tate Matters-The Newfoundland Fisheries
Financial and Commercial Reports-Mar-
rtages, Births and dDeaths--Advertisements
8-Advertsements.
lO-The State Capital: The New York City Charter
Not Yet Ready for Presentation TO the Legsla-
ture; Another Battle In the Assembly Over the
Canal Contract Bill; Bill 10 Reduce the Fees
PAID by the Immgrants-Army and Navy In
telligence-Thc Railroad War In New Jersey
Doctor Badly Damaged-Cuban Charitable
Aid Society-Shipping llgeDce-Advertise.
ments.
l1-Advertsements.
I2-Advertisemenis.
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Cutting THEIR Own THRoATs. The Chicago
Penu5iicnn is out in favor Of the interior Of
the country ''cutting loose from the seaboard,
and asks, "Can we not forget, for time, that
there is, for instance, such place as New
York city? 2" The West may attempt to cut
loose from the city of New York, but as for
forgetting that there is such place one mighr
as well expect Chicago man to forget hia
Maker or to say his prayers. II there ha6
never been New York there never would
have been Chicago. That's certain.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

YOU'VE FRANCE AND IT'S ST. HELENA.
Eight hundred French army conscripts made
demonstration in Paris yesterday. They
hosted black banner and marched in line to
The Office of Rochefort's newspaper, in front Of
which they chanted the ''Marseiaise' and
then dispersed. The authorities did not inter-
tere' Has Rocheforts prison cell become the
81. Helena Of the French recruits, or does
modern France love glory less and peace mores
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
IN. co..,nuea Deelin. In Gold.


Yesterday gold sold as low as iloa, and
reacted but small fraction from that figure
when II was announced that measure had
been introduced In Congress providing for
dfty millions additional currency. The steady
decline from l2O, which was the price at the
beginning df the year, is due to the operation
Of purely legitimate causes; but the public
and speculative mind has been 80 long
accustomed to think that there should
be premium on gold that the decline
has been contested step by step in expectation
Of q recovery to former prices The fall to
lower quotations In spite Of this opposition
only the more forcibly proves the presence
of natural influences In the dropping Of the
gold market.
II was rare discovery made the other day
that our exports during the expired portion
Of the fiscal year have been within trife
Of our imports. The fact readily accounted
for what was puzzle to Wall street
the obstinate weakness Of the gold
market. When the cliques undertook to ad-
vance stocks and gold they encountered an
incomprehensible inertia 10 the latter. which is
now explained. Yet some Of these gold gam
blers learn nothing by the experience Of the
the past month, but continue to buffet away at
the decline. They took the statement Of the
exports and imports and picked flaws
in 1t. But even allowing the few mil
lions which they would add to the
balance against us, they throw out Of the
calculation the dfty millions Of American
government bonds and railway securities
which have been shipped to Europe since
gold went under 1870. They also forget
that the swarm Of emigrants who are con-
stantly arriving on our shores bring specie in
greater or less amounts. Moreover, the pro-
duct Of our gold and silver mines last year
was not less than seventy millions, and, with
the Improvement in machinery, bids fair
to reach q hundred millions annually.
There Is hardly any view OF the
situation, in fact, which does not lead
to the conclusion that the decline
in gold is the result Of natural causes. Wall
street has lost millions by it; for the speou-
lators were thoroughly deceived. Had moi
the Fisk -Corbin conspiracy Of last September
made diversion in the course Of the gold
market, by raising the price Of gold out Of its
proper level, we might ere this have witnessed
an actual return to specie payments. How
ever, the precious metal seems to be now
making up for lost time, and is rapidly
Fastening to equalization with paper
money. 1t may be that further progress
toward complete obliteration Of the premium
will be more slowly made as each unit in the
decline is passed but the following table Of
the course Of gold during the last six days is
certainly enggestive:-
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

The CARPET-BAGGER WHIrTEM0RE will be
satisfied with not whit less, it seems, than
a reelection to the House. His opinion 10
that he was ousted by the inconsiderate action
Of "a few Hotspurs." The absolute shame
lessness Of the carpet-bagger was never more
apparent than in this. No man but of that
class would care to show his face in Washing
ton within public remembrance of his expuL
sion from Congress for bribery.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

PORE PIus THE Ninth is distributing
new schema to the Council prelates. We hope
that his Holiness will furnish Horace Greeley
with copy of this paper Immediately. An
entirely new schema would render the philoso-
pher of the Tribune infallible in the next
republican Presidential nominating conven-
ton. Coming from Rome it would of course
be black schema, and therefore doubly
accountable
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

MORE STRIKERS. And now comes into the
arena, with terrific blast on twelvepenny
trumpets, the Democratic Union organization,
and this also declares that Tammany must
give way and yield up due and immense
proportion Of the public plundor. Who will
bold these frightfui fellows?
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

THE INDlANs.-There is every indication
that we are to have in the coming spring and
the Plains to make war on grand scale.
These Indians see clearly the progress Of the
white mans advance, and realize that now II
ever something must be done." Hence the
efforts of their leaders to make coalition
of all the hostile tribes; yet in face Of this
we hear voices raised in sympathy with the
savages and in denunciation of every measure
against them.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

Coon FIGHTING. report Of the fight
between twenty nine Indians of the Grow
tribe and party of Sioux, in which the
Crows fortified themselves and the Sioux
carried their breastwork by an attack in front,
The leader falling dead on the rampant, shows
that the Indians can initiate the white mans
style very well when the occasion comes.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

THE LAWS DELAYING are glad to see
that judges listen with rather less favor lately
to pleas for delay that counsel readily trump
up on every occasion. The appeal for delay
on the part of Chambers the murderer Of
Voorhees,, is that his counsel was only engaged
the day before the trial. That loss Of time
should only fall on those who are to blame for
it. II is something the public is not con-
carned in
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

CARDINAL ANToSELLI and the Emperor
Napoleon are to enter into correspondence
on the subject Of the new Papal schema and
The organization of the Council generally. On
everything relating to schema the letters will
be particularly brilliant, judging from the
qualifications Of the respective writer's.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

Nor USED TO IT.-The encounter in the
rural districts Of Ohio with man named
Pope, who had plenty Of ammunition and
opened fire on every one that came within
range, reads like story of one of our city
bravoes. But out there they believe Pope to
be insane.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
l1-Adv vertisements.
I2-Advertise ements.

THE ALASKA SEAL FISHERIES will probably
be leased. Having secured larger house
than we wanted in the Alaska purchase we
propose to sub-let the best parts Of it, so as to
get some of our money back.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

THE FRIENDS OF ORDER is the title of new
citizen organization which is being formed in
Paris, France. The force and utility Of the
vigilants will depend very much on their own
definition Of who are the disorderies. Where
do they dwell; in the high places or the
slumse