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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-03-10
UNIoNTowN. March 8.


MH. EDITOR: Some weeks ago sent
to the Gazette, for publication, an article
denouncing the whisky traffic n our
village, which has not appeared. The
cause of its on-appearance | know not.
but fronl the fopic discussed, you and /
and all can judge for ourselves. I ask,
Mr.. Editor, to be heard through your
columns, for il is past human endura ce
to remaiii longer silent while these rum
sellers, Rdese murderers, these vipers
destroy thousands of cur noblest, sons
and brothers. And not only the sons
and brothers but mothers and sisters are
doomed t. the lingering death of grief
for their loved ones.
We have two of these infamous dens
in our village, dcns for the conversion OF
eHinto tends, and they seem to be pre-
sided over by arch-fends in human
form, so industrious are they in their
work and 50 sure in their ruin. They
try 80 screen their deRs from public
view by store aud grocery, and by this
means draw many of the unsuspecting
into them These destroyers are allowed
to so OH in their villainous work. in a
civilized community, with none to
m9lest or make them afraid. On the
contrary men of professed sobriety and
morality encourage them, help them
to drag their sons to death and hell l
do not mean to say that men of respect
no lily say in SO many words to these
men, ''go on in your evil work and look
to Us to back you, u,",but I do say that
they tell them this by their actions by
giving them counteDanee in trade and
oy spending their idle hours in their
stores. But all our citizens. are not so,
we have men of true respectability who
Cry ont against il. And O., how long
viii the rest sleep? How long will it be
until we can say. the rum-selling Baby
Ion is fsilen-fallen- to curse
humanity no more forever? J.
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The following questions were before the
teachers examination at Barnesville on Satur-
ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
81. or what does Grammar treat?
2. How is English Grammar divided? Define
each branch.
8. Into how many classes are common nouns
divided? Define each class.
4. What is common adjective? proper ad-
tective? participial adjective? definitive ad
s. What are the absolute terms? The rela-
tive terms?
6. Correct the following sentences If incorrect
a. John didn't go to do any mischief.
b. I reckon you are from the East.
C. gave all what had.
d. Those moIasses, they cost one dollar a
gallon.
e. The hen-hawk.. caught a hen and killed
f. There are less boys in school now than
formerly.
g. | like our minister very much.
:. Parse the Italicized words in the follow
ing sentences:
Sweet day! So cool. SO cain, So bright,
The dews shall weep thy fall to-nioht.
For thou must die.
S; Analyze the following sentence:
My tears must STOP for every drop
flinders needle and thread.
GEOGRAPHY.
l. What is meridian circle? ameridean?.
2. What are parallels of latitude?
3. What is q plateau? A mountain system?
Name the strait connecting the Red Sea
withthe Arabian Sea.
3. Bound the State of Delaware
S. Which is the most populous city of Asia?
Z. Name the longest river of the eastern
s. What is the capital of Egypte of Persia? Of
Switzerland? of Oregon?
9. In what direction will you travel in going
from San Francisco to Montreal?
10. Where are the Atlas Mountains?
ORTHOGRAPHY.
l. What is primitive word? a derivative
2; Define the terms prefix suffix
3. What is the Specification of the suffixes,
less, ness, able, i've, ate?
{. Which syllable of word is called penult,
8. What is letter? syllable? word'
6. What is orthoepy9 orthography'
-. Define Lexicon, indigenous luxuriant,
s. Write word containing triphthong,
one containing aRITaMETGG fsmPiRntiHR;
l.. What are the Fundamental rules of Arith-
2. What is ruler demonstrations a pro-
blem? theorem?
5. What is the side of a square field contain
ing 43 A. SIR. aLd Is Perches of land?
f.. Sold 100 bushel of wheat at s2 90 per bushel
and after deducting ~ per cent for hauling,
gained II per cent. what did it cost9
5. What is com omission?
6. What is an advalorum duty? a specific
duty? 'po
4. A purchased a loan at Building Associa
ing the premium and mo. legal Interest he
received sl7O, what was the face of the note.
s.; How many pounds avordupois are there
In 8 lbs: 10 OF. II gr Troy.
9. What is a tractor.
10. What is the least common multiplef
THE 'RY AND PRACTICE
l. Give briefly your idea of well governed
school.
S. State all the different modes of punfs b
ment you practice in your school
3. Also the number of cases in which Won
have resorted to corporal punishment and the
offence in each case.
4. State the number enrolled and the aver
age daily attendance.
5. Give the number of daily recitatins in
your school.
6. Are you a member of a ateachers institutes
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c. S. Hobbs. who, until quite recent
ly, was Il prominent raiiroad man ut
Cleveland, shot himself through the
head, Saturday night. 1t is supposed it
was done accidentally, rs no cause can
be given for the act.
A line of nine first class steamers will
run from Atchison, Kansas to Omaha,
in connection with the Missouri Pacific
railroad, during the coming season max
ing a direct rout from St> Louis to Cali
fornia.
On Friday last There was fled the
certificate OF Incorporation Of the Mari-
eta 6; Bellaire Railrway Company,
Termni of the road-Marietta and
Belaire, passing through Washington,
Monroe and Belmont counties. Capito!
stock, $750,000.
The packing season has closed at st.
Louis, with u total of GAL ,3l6 hogs cut.
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Notice tO Contractors

->EAL.ED proposals will be received at the Of
- fee of JunkiuS, Br9Gum & CO., in Bridge
mort o.. until noon OF SATURDAY, MARCH
56t b. 1870 for culverting prepari ny road bed and
MacaIamizing lhe htiugeport free turnpike
to Joshua Mauls Store, IN Colerain Township.
Bids Tor Masonry to be by the I erch Of p
cubic feet each; for limestone by the rod of loo
cubic feet each; stone 10 be broken TO a size not
exceeding four unctS i'll weight. Separate
bids will he received for delivering limestone
and for breaking stone on said road The right
To reject all blGS is reserved. No bids received
for less than half mile OF road. Contractors
will be paid in the bonds of said Free Turnpike
MarS-td JAMES MCCOMOS, Supt.
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Mr.. Editsr: AS there is no correspondent from
this part of the County for your paper, thought
would drop you line; we had q temperance
meeting on Jan. rs, which was addressed by
Mr.. W. W. Monroe which was a success, after
the address he instituted Lodge Of Good
Templars when the following onicers were
elected aud duly installed: Geo. w. Marshall,
W. c. T.; Miss Mary 1ordon. W. v T.; Samuel
Glasgow, w. r. g.; NJ. s. Coffman, W. F. s.; IL.
Warren, w. NJ; Miss Barbara E, Ault, W. l. c.;
NJ. 5. sutton, w. o. G.; Rev. David Gordon, w.
G.; Miss Martha Garrett, r. H. s.; Mrs. Jane
Gordon. l.. II. s.; NJ. w. Warren, p. w. C. t.;
Mrs. Sarah Warren, It; Miss Sadie Gordon,
w. \. NJ.
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MiSfellaneaas,
Z 5 3 . 3 > . . .

To THE WORKING CL-ASS.-Ne are now
prepared To furnish all classes with constant.
employment Ut home, the whole of the
time Tor tue spare moments. Business
new, light ana profitable. Persons OF either sex
easily earn nom 5Uc. TO - per evening, and
proportional sum by deyotIng their whole tune
To the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as
much as men. TAuLsiil who see this notice may
send their address, - lest The business, we make
TINS unparalleled offer: To such as are not we'll
satisfied, al Senu 81 10 pay for the trouble of
writing. Full particulars, valuable sample,
VIII icn Will do IL commence work on, and COPY
OF The Peoples Ii eTary COmpanion-oneO OF the
la geSJ ana best faliiiiy newspapers published
All sent free by mai. Reader, ii you want per-
lnanent, pI Iohtable WORK, address L. C. ALLEN
* CO., Augusta, Maine noII-l3w
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Valuable Property for Sale

I OFFER my Farm at prive sale, containing
90 Acres,
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
good barn, wagon shed. and ali necessary OUT
buildings. y good Orchard of grated ftuitSS
also, small fruits in abun ance, The farm is
under good fence and well w9tered with never
failing springs.
TheabOve described property Is situated
miles from st. ClaiTSville and y mile nom the
National Pike.
Parties wishing TO purchase will please call
on or address
Mrs. NARY GoSNEY.
East Richlaud, Belmont County. o.
March 5, lS-O-tf
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ROa6 Notice

NOTICE is hereby given. that petition will
" be pi eSented TO the Commissioners OF Bel
mont County, Ohio. AZ their June session. for
the location of a County Road, commencing
near Isaac LashS and running Southwest to
lands OF Jos. Beckett and through said Beckett'S
lands; thence 4 cross the West corner of Week.
ley's lands; thence through lands of James
Fitch to interseet the County road leading from
Belmont To Helpbringers Mills.
feI7-4w MANY PETITIONERS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-03-10

The balance of trade against this
country for the closing half of 1868 was
S24, l29 ,049, i'll total expectation of fS153,-
500, $50. The balance for the CORES
ponding period of the current financial
year is only 81, ,97s, ,264, in an expectation
of 500, ,224, Ill. The specie balance
against the country also shows an i'm
provement of So ,374 ,607. The trade car
ried on in American ships in the former
term covered merchandise valued at
$l25, 756, SOB, and in the latter $l56, 1885,
2l6, gain of $50, 1881
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Gre a t Dis tribution
CASH GIFTS To THE AMOUNT OF $4,000
BY the metropolitan GIFT CO

CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF s5OO.OOO.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS PRIZE.
Cash(ilfts, ,elchSz0 JOG 40 CashGIfts eachsI COO
~ 1OUoOIlJJ '' $40
~ oVU 100 IC0
20 % =. -, Meiodeons 70 TO 100
so Gold Watches 75 TO 300
Cash Prizes, SilVerware, &C.. valued at 81 Il0U0
a chance to draw any of the above Prizes for
% cents Tickets describing Prizes arc seated in
Envelopes and well mixed. ON receipt of &C.
Sett,eu IIcket Is drawn, without choice anC, sent
by mall 10 any address. The prize NAMED upon
Ii VIII be deIiV Vered 10 the tickethoIder on paw
lnenJ OF one Dollar. Prizes are iInIned lately
sent 10 any address by express or return mail
You Will know what your Prize is before Won
pay Tor H. hy Prize exchanged for C,ytotheJ OF NE
sdhse odtue- No Blanks Our patrons can de-
REFERENcE5.-We select the following from
many VINO have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
and kindly permitted Us to publish them
Andrew j. Burns, Chicago, SO coo; Miss Clara y
" alker. Baltimore, Piano, $500 James NJ
Matthew's, Detroit, 5000; John Il. Andrews
savannah, 5000; Miss Agnes Simmons
charleston, Piano, 5000. We publish no names
Without perm IssiOn.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss.-.The firm ia re-
liable, and deserve their success '-WeekIv
Tribune, May s. I'VE know them to be a fair
dealing tirm."-N. Y. Herald, May q. "a friend
of ours drew $500 prize, which was PROMPTLY
received. Daily News, June s.
Sehu 1or Circular Liberal inducements to
agents. satisfaction guaranteed. Every pack
age of Sealed Envelopes contains ONE CASH
GIFT SIX Tickets for 81; I3 for 81: 20 for S..
Il0 for Sl5. All letters should be addressed 10
HARPER, WILSON & Co.
INV l95 Broadway, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-03-10

West Virginia proposes to amend her
Constitution enfranchising the ex-rebels
as well as the negroes. The resolution
passed both Houses by large majority,
but before it can become part of the
Constitution it has to be concurred in
by the Legislature next winter, and
then submitted to the people in Octo-
ber, 1871, so that under it the enfranchis-
ed ex-confederates will first vote in
October, 1872.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-03-10

Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, PROOF Spirits. ana
REFUSE Liquors, doctored, spiced, aud sweetened
to please The taste, called '.Tonics :, "Appetiz-
ers !" "Restorers," &C., that lead the tippler on
cine made from the native Roots and Herbs of
California free from all 4 GcohOIic SiBl,llts They
are the GREATBLOOD PURIFIER and LIE
GIVING PRINCIPLE,a a perfect Reno ator and
Invigorator of the System, carrying off all pois-
onous matter, and restoring the blood to a
BitterSaccording ts directions, and remain long
unwell.
500 will be given for an Incurable case. pro-
vided the bones are not destroyed by mineral
poisons or other means, and the vital organs
wasted beyond the point OF repair
For IIlJidnlndtOYy and Chronic RhelBadsisy7l and
Gout, Dyspepsia, or Ind OeStion Bilious Remit
tent and Intermittent FererS Diseases of the Blood
Liver RidIseyS. and BidtiCtcr, these Bit,ers have
been most successful. Sttch Diseases are caused
by Pittdted Blood, which is generally produced
by arrangement of the Digestive ORGANS.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find
its impurities bursting through the skin in
Pimples, sEruptions or Sores; cleanse il when
you find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins;
cleanse lt,when IL is foul, aud your feelings will
tell you when. Keep the blood pure and the
health of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in
the system OF so many thousands, are effecIual-
ly destroyed and removed.
In Bilious. ReH1ittent, and Intermittent Few
ers, these Bitters have no equal. For full di-
rections read carefully the circular around each
bottle, printed IN four ianguageS-EngliSh, Ger
man, French and Spanish.
j. WALKER, Proprietor, - Commerce st.,N. Y.
II. Il MCDONALD & co,
Dru sgists, and general Agents, san Francisco
and sacramento, California, and 81 s 81 COM
Rs-soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS 4 DEALERS.
marl0-3m
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Egl1HsIszEyaK KS1J5IgSSs:MasegH!ss

EU.. E FAMILY UsD-s'mpte, e'sAp, reLia5E-.
kNITs EyERYTHISs- AGENTS WANTED
Circular and sample stocking FIRE.. Address
HINkLEY KNITTING MACHIEE CO., I67
West 4th St., Cincinnati, Ohio. marlO-Sm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-03-10

Nine thousand five hundred and
twelve immigrants have arrived in New
York since january.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-03-10

The steady decline in gold last week,
coupled with the apprehension that
greenbacks will soon be quoted at par,
mas had the effect of unlocking the
hoardings of years, which are rushed to
market tO secure the remaining premi-
uin. The 'stocking' savings are thrown
out OF UourSe. Another effect is the APP
pearanoe of-siiver within the past four
or five days, in mercantile transactions,
at wildly separated points, disproving
the theory OF any local cause producing
the result. We hear that some small
dealers in this city have commenced
paying out silver coin in change, and
+ the same announcement comes by tele-
graph from Eastern and Northern cities.
just at present his may be only an in
genious contrivance to attract custom;
but it is nevertheless noticeable and
important fact. In 1861 silver remained
in circulation for some time after gold
had been driven out, and it's gradual re-
appearance HOW may be safely regarded
rs pretty sure indication of return to
q solid financial basis. Just when that
will be is a question depending on many
contingencies about which there are
numherless Qpinions.-l Pitts. Gazette.
TT is not. Improbable that the influ-
encn OF the united Pacific Roads whose
terminus is Omaha, will be eclipsed by
that OF the Nothern Pacific, of whose
commencement near the Western-moSt
point of Lake Superior we were the 9TH
er day Informed. The Northern Pacific
will open To US what is perhaps the least
known. and ut the same time the most
valuable, regiGn.on the continent. The
woriG has no finer agricultul al field, of
the same vastness, than that which
stretches in these high ATTITUDES from
Minnesota TO the Pacific. 1t is the rich.
est aud most salubrious garden on this
continent. And it's opening for settle
ment will instantly effect the future of
that equally desirable country north of
the border. over which Great Britain
exercises feeble and uncertain sway
That country of the Red River and the
Saskatchewan belongs of right to the
United States; and the progress of rail-
road construction will tend to quicken
an intercourse which will inevitably
eud in territorial unity. IN. Y. Times.
A private dispatch from Montreal
says eight thousand dollars' worth of
American silver was shipped 10 New
York last Saturday on order of restaurant
aud saloon keepers here who are resum-
ing specie payment.
There Is great excitement in Chihua-
hua and the bordering MeXi,an States,
and strong feeling in favor ofthe over
throw of Juarez. Many of the best
citizens favor annexation to the United
States.
Republican Mayors were elected Mon
day in Rockland, Saco, and Auburn,
Maine, and a Democrat Mayor in Bath.
There is no choice at Lewiston, though
the Republicans had plurality.
Five inches of snow fell at Cincinnati
on Saturday night.
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Whole No of Prizes,
S25,S27I
VALUED AT
S5O.OOOi
T1CKETs LIMITED TO 25.ooOr

II iCk ETS LIN TED TO 200!
The drawing of the Morgan County News
Agency and Free Gilt Enterprise will take place,
AT IacConnelIsvllie, Ohio, ON Saturday, March
% IS4O, or as soon thereafter the tickets are,
all sold. The plan Oi the Enterprise is so ar
ranged that those who patronize it cannot pos
slbly lose anything. Each ticket-holder will
stand fair and equal chance to obtain the high
er prizes, and, whether fortunate in this respect
or not, Will secure Il hTst-class 500 newspaper
al cIuo rates, 50 tnat the ticket or chance to
draw a valuable prize in reality costs nothing
BY purchasing sucn large numbers of newspa-
perS, get them at rate sufficiently low to en-
able me to supply them TO my patrons at orciu-
airy CLUB rates after paving the above Drizes and
allowing for the necessary expenses az the Fn
terprlze. Thus lt VIII be seen that newspapers
can be procured through this Agency as cheap
as they can be had at The Office of publication
except IN cases where very large clubs are sent
IN NilIe Ihe sIchet which each subscriber re-
celveS is absolutely FREE GIFT. The prizes
Will De forwarded at my risk and expense, with
IN ten days after the drawing. The newspapers
will be forwarded direct from the Office Of pub
llcatlon- Within one week after the order is re-
celved. Tickets will be forwarded Immediately
on receipt OF order. The drawing will take
place IN public, and will be Superintended by n
eomnlitee chosen by the ticket-holders on the
day OF the drawing. The following is a list Of
names ana prices OF papers that will be furn-
ished:
New York Tribune and Iticket...-...s1 81 60
Cincinnati Gazette and ticket I -
The Crisis and ticket =
ONO Farmer and Cincinnati Gazette and
GAINESVILLE Courier and tickei--.--.--..-.- IS
The St Clairsville, Belmont Chronicle and
20
ST. Clairsv1lle Gazette and ticket.-....-- . %
ONO state Journal and ticket--........-.-- l 50
McConnellSville Herald anil ticket.-- =
Inc conservative and ticket ...- 80
The Noble Co. Republican and ticket > Co
furnish no circulars, but if there is anything.
with this Enterprise that is no, ur-
derstoOd, it will be explained either personally
or by letter.
Money to come at my risk by mail mus. be in
the shape of post office money orders, drafts or
checks, payable to my order or in regis tered
letters Don't sent money by the Express conn
panies, unless you prepay their charges
Address all orders to JOHN BIRCH,
EeblO-3w McCOnneiiSyilla CttiO
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For Sale.

TSN Shares. zone Hundred Dollars Zach, OF
i,)U stock in the National Glass Manufactur-
ing Company. Books for subscription are open
M the Works-Rellaire, ohio,
S.In..Nv IAdksS ClNANGLE. President.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-03-10
Educational,

REPORT of st. Clairsville School for the month
ending Friday, 25th ultimo:
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Lorillard's Century
Lorillard's SnufS
For Rent.

The dwelling house part of the buisding Oc-
cupied by Harris and Fawcetts Tin Shop-FIye
Rooms.
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LORlLLARO'S EUREKA


smoking 1ooacco is u excellent arlIoIe oi
granuiated Virginia.
Wherever introduce u is universally ad-
mlred.
1T is put up in handsome muslin bags, IN
which orders Tor Meerschaum Pipes are daily
packed.
Lorillard's Yacht Club"
Smoking roOas1o mas no superior; beng de-
nicotinlzed, u cannot inJure nvrN eteSs couStItu
tlons, Oh pe Jple of sedentary hubits.
1T Is produced from selections of the finest
stock. and prepared by u patented and Original
manner.
1t is very aromatic, mild, and hight IN
others; nor doe 1T Duru or sttug the tongue, OT
leave disagreeaOie aIter-tas,e
Orders Tor genuine, elegantly ca~ved Meer-
schaum Pipes, silver mounted, and 10, ked in
neat leather pocket cases, are plSced la 'ne
Yacht Club brand daily.
Lorillard's Century
Chewing Tobacco.
This brand OF Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco has
no superior anywhere.
lit is without doubt, the best chewing TO-
bacco in the country.
Lorillard's SnuffS
Have been in general use IN the United States
over llOyears, and sun acknowledged "the hest
wherever used,
III your storekeeper does not have these AZ
ticles Tor sale, ask him toget them.
every where.
circulars mailed on application.
dec9 l2w z. LoRlLLAkD * CO, New York.
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HARRIS & FAWCETT

-I,IN ROOFING. spoutlng. Job Work Stoves
i CstStiL-S. sc.
OlairsyAle, chic,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-03-10

/ was cured of Deafness and Catarrh b. =
simple remedy and Will send the receipt free.
MRS. NJ. C. LEGG EFT, Hoboken, n. j.
marlO-4w
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alew Adrrrtisements.

From Cooley s. Dauohy Advertising
Agents of New York.
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THE new ARTICLE

For twenty-five cents you can buy of
your Druggist or Grocer package of
Sea Moss Farine, manufactured from
pure Irish Moss or carrageen, which
will make sixteen quarts of Blanc
Mango, and like quantity of pud
dings, custards, creams, charlotte rus
Sc. &c, DC. tits by fal the cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious food in
the world.
pond Coo Mouu Ennino fin
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-30
Yhc Ecum eleic0L CONncik.

Il 'SO A@N''''N'VU'"" ON''"N''"
Private letters from his Grace,
Archbishop Purcell have been
received in this city, in which
the venerable prelate expresses
his wonder at the mountains Of
talsehoods, mixed with the
grains of truth that reach the
press, Catholic and non-Catho.
lis, concerning the @oings Of
the great Council, He is sur,
prised also, he writes, that the
reporters obtain even the small
modicum of truth which is pub.
Iished. The Archbishop also
states that the official report Of
he Council will not be compile
ted for years; not, probably,
till many Of those who putci.
patcd in its sessions have gone
to their long rest. The letters
also intimate that the question
Of infallibility has not yet been
even broached in the Council.
Cincinnati Enquirer March 20M,