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NEW JERSEY.

The ksseI County Medical Society have published
. paper In defence OF vaccination.
-, Mrs Waller Of Booths Theatre, plays Meg AsryI
hss In The Newark Opera House on Monday night
The New Jersey Supreme Court decided v..t.r.
M Gay mat member OF "a National Guard are not sx
smpt nom county or CITY poll taxes.
Charles p Smith, Esq, Chairman Of the Rspub
lcan state Committee, had brilliant reception M hi,
residence In Trenton. last evening. " -'
The Democratic caucus of the New Jersey Lcsis
latute has unanimously renominatod W j. McAoh ael
Ss she state rrss,urershp. and David snnon for
In the New Jersey Supreme Corut yesterday Il
vas decided that the land taken for the use OF the FAR
sfk CtL water Commissioners, for prospective nae
from assessment. S~s'AP'
ln the case OF Flanagan 4 Sage, Contractors
against the Newark and New York Railroad, FOR dAm.
axes the nltroglycsrne explosion, In bergen Hill
neM.y,lSo years ago, tho supreme Court decided Tor
te deendants setting aside the verdict for The nj ain
tlns' obtained In the Hudson County Circuit Court
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ERIE TICTORIOUS.

Lense Of tho Atlantic and Grrnt we~s,ru
Nsiirohd-Opo Line, One Manage m eut,
Que Destiny.
The Supreme Court of Philadelphia, Chief Jus
uee Thompson prc.IoinF, yesterday rendered a de.
elson IN syor OF the proposed lease OF The Atlantic
sho nteat estern Railway to the Ere Company and
ReremP,oIy dismissed the bill OF exceptions that had
oeel nled by the fret mortgage bondb oiderp, and
oher opposing pariies, the parties opposed 10 the
tease beng ordered to pay costs. The lease was
saecnse1 sccntdingty, and the Erie Company is now
IN possession OF the line from Salamanca 10 Cleye.
iand ana through 10 Cincinnati. This has been I.
hru ioughi battle, every possible objection having
a, zen mace 70 the contamination Of The lease The
.nost eminent counsel OF New York Ohio, and
Tennsyyania, were ptted against Ar. Fre,ierics A.
ahd DIS assistants, but tae legal member OF the
famous trlpmvirate OF Erie conducted his case with
sosh sgnal Anllity that he won the victory. by this
secession lhe Ere Company has gained eli that IL
ever asked, and has secured, despite the most vio-
ieht opposition, emanatnr, II Is presumed partially
H"h .Val Ilhes direct thrOlgh route to Cincinnati
takes Its way. " ''
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
TEE FENIAN ORGANIsATI0Ns DE-
NoUHOED M THE POPE.

Tho Anntb ma Comp'etc-Ths Penisns De-
ciarod Enemies OF tho Cburoh-Ns Trus
Catholic to Give them Countcnanee-
What Shall DO Done with tho Fenias
Warriors rms and Ammunitiont
An unexpected blast has just come from the
Holy City. Itm intcnjed 10 sweep to the dust the
whole fsbric OF Feniansm In Ireland and America.
His Holiness has just signed decree, embracing ~
anathemn. against the Fenians, and classifying them
among the Carbonah and other enemies OF the
Church. Under this decree. tho disciples OF Geo.
o'Neill. 5ohn oMAhopy. and James Stephens are
cut OF from the Church; denied the Sacramento.
and the oninxy right OF Christian burial. They
cannot DO buried 10 consccratcd ground, aud nny
clergyman, priest, or Bishop who undertakes to Alb
solve them OF their sins, while they connected
with the organizations now under the Papai ban,
does so n, his peril Annexed Is translation Of the
decree:
esSs srS Il y 5. .Ss:s Sss,s
tho as,ociatlons which have bcen condemned IN tbs
oS .2s ES. ,ss oPs %
lon Of their EminGncss !hs Sardin. In9nlsitor.den-
and being esTsig let u, heart; is sSS
sssnsss ssT 8 Sy % *
S.c.ly q {ss SseSss q %ssss.aay: yaiy i.s! hs.
among Zoe alton. shcS have BEEN torbldGsp and
an and especially 10 the very recent Constitution q
end bcsunlnv with the words dpostoheds edt. IN NJ
fourth paragraph whereof the Excom Mica totd
fsRLeBnde, reserved TO the Roman Pontih declared
.canst those who adherents q the socts % Frcs
pasona or CArhonhr. or OF any other sec OF the
kind which eith.r openly or clandestinely oontrvo
schemes against the Church aannst lawful powersI
and also against those VINO show any favor ~ the said
sect. and for so long they shall fall TO denounce
them against thoee who DO not donou the secrcs
rinEleadsr and ohie OF these sects. And hts Holmes
has ordered this answer to be given to any Bshops who
~hts ls 'p' 'npSl 2Sr ANGELO AReEsri tho so,,ry
Of the HOLY Roman Unlyersal fnou usit,ou-
Ssigned) GlACoMO voRAGGINi. Bubstiiuts.
This decree has come inopportunsly. The moss
vigorous branch OF the Penian organization hns an
immense supply OF arms and ammunition on hand,
and has been making active preparations for several
weeks 10 cross swords with the Saxon. not In
Ireland, ct least on American soil. The Papal nst,
however. will souech the movement; but ID
deemed not at all improbable that tho organSatio.
may be baptized anew, and known under q different
name.
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The Liod.rkranz Hail

last night was the most successful ever wit
messed in this city. As early rs halfpast o'clock
the Academy wa packed TO suGocatlon with q
gorgeous Eli'tering crowd OF mssQuers. Every seat
was occupied the obbies were hled and half OF the
door was thronged with expectant Lederkramses q
and their wiyes and sweethearts, waiting for tho
show II begin. The back OF the stage was draped
With curtain on which appeared the Isthmus OF
Oriental arches and gingerbread work set IL on
finely. Rare cIotcs were disposed about the hall
IN every available SPOT and extra chandeliers thre
additional light upon the scene. At ten O'Clock
precisely the curtain was lifted, aud for an hour
thereafter every Imaginable species OF tomfoolcry
by every impossible kind Of man In every imsgn.
able cut and color OF Dress engaged attention.
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ANOTHER SUPPOSED MURDER.

MFsiericus Cnse-Ah Unknown German
Thrown Down stairs in u xier street
House HIS ProbabIs Death.
ohicer Buckley brought an unknown German
10 the Franklin street staten this morning lie had
found Rim at The foot OF ght Of st.lrs At Ss Bax
ter street
The inmates averred that the man had fallen 1own
stairs while drunk, but appearanees indicated that
he had been thrown over tho banlsters. sueh is
the behef ut Capt. Jourdan's headquarters.
The man II dangerously hurt and Is unable To
speak He was Immediately taken to Bellevue Hos,
pltAI.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

| oa...
~, ~ un.i 10 puhu state House as bid
| ''s u'e o'aVo OnpHal'
feit on the Island OF Hawaii. '-
| John Ward and his vife w.rc .rro..,.. L.. n
COR Ne last nIght nv ch.r,n. Wv suh"'aNeu III ban
| g. -. " N".'0oA..
pbadsinSs Hsn1,., 1 r,;w Sew lork graduated In tho
p-r', '''s' Se''eruay'
benjamin kinEsberg, Jr., City Judge of Portland
Ne. sthe Republican homineo f5r Mayor AA''
The oui which passed both Houses removing polio
ical disabilities contains about 5000 names ''
Commander Cord f,l ha. h..n .on",a., 4, -.
NJ C.prns Ss MniI,v hns Dsen app9ined to succeed
In Ct Georoe n.,n, n, yyo.n.... n,,,
liam Jones wns fatally stabbed nv Edvssyy niS' WI
ms. ,,,, 60, ''ON ~ EuNAu hhdIeWs
rug slssouri senate passed the State Ccnstitu
uonal Amendment, extending suffrage TO neRroes an
~ a,
MIS- SUSIE =. King, VINO died at Carolina Mills or
sep y and who was supposed 10 be In q trance va
ourleu Yesterday. "
Martin, an Englishman and Lynch m r.,sh.
Mese crushed under 80 tons OF ore the old bed min
IN MorlAh' n. u, on Wednesday. ~
Complaint has been made I'm wosh,,r.o. 49,. ~,
lectoT HALEY has nnntinii" ~. thnt Cob
The District ATTORNEY has been IN NeW nork
them. ' ''eH u"oe'oo 70 CONSOLIDATE
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BROOKLYN.

The Seminole wen, o.. OF eonpisson ys..srds,
fntrick Moran was committed for twenty.ayS
horse. 49, ''''-s ""'>"''0~
Joseph Cooper OF Rossville, e. l., wa. held ye.ten
nsyn NAY on Ihe chsrgo OF manufacturing cigars without
Inc. fitysixth REGIMENT, National Guard IA 10 b<
and mustered OF the service OF the stats
on Monday evening, March I. Wv >
j. b. Doyle. who WIS arrested on uond,x I.a, ~,
snspicion that he had been counerclng was reeasss
rom custody yesterday Iaspector Folk OF DrooLJy
ton. '' "'' 'u' s"oi uetel
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THE UNTRIED MURDERERs.
Exciting Meeting OF West side Citixous-
shalt the Friends Of Political Leaders
Escaps the Geliewst

shall IN. Rrt..s. ~ p.I,....i l..A.r.
p.s. - gs'
sc"Po INC ~"news'
a lnrce meeti-- cf the west side citiseps was
81, ,r - ..r. |.
neu ias' evening In the Ninth Waru, In response 70
the following call
"Morrror- - Assoc,.,,ox ov r,u yo,x -yoo ara
hereby noticd 10 be pressnt At the regular seng Of
T. c.. No. 1. next Thursday evening
By order OF the "a"
A prominent cItizon of the Ninth Ward was called
N ,h. .,.,r NJ I'D, ,.., -. =, a., .x,.., =, A..
WV e"s'' "e se'u '"h' ono VI soe ootoc's " '"o
meeting was to express the feelings OF the citzens
OF New York at the m amer In which Justice vm b.
Ia ,hu,..,.. .- a.. :. -v.. ,--,-,..-..--- -
ing 'n"sr'eu " 'ho socahco seminisfstors OF lsV'
ana TO bring the question fully before the meeting
the following resolution had beon placed In his
80.
"snu''
Rsolved ThN this moeting, composed o. the meni.
oeIs o. vac dlnrrcpt oranches OF the Monitor Asoca-
% n, *, o =, M ueees' s, IN
law oficers ba5 msn,fcstes in ndictinc tryinS and
tbc latest rrstsd wb,,e 40
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The Jolly old JaiI of uohoLo,

heiy ksnnan escaped yesterday morning from
the high old il,l whloh was built and rebuff some
time ago by tho Hob ken Ring The Hoboken polloe
found the girl on Tuesday nigh, wandering on N.e
meauowsi very much under tue influence of Hobo.
ken Wniskey. They took her n the swirdnR con.
tractors Ci{ Prison, and dung her into one OF lie
nlthy celis, leaving her TO Commune with her con.
alter she Rad slept OF her gin, she studied the
strength OF the institution, and having found its
vulnerable part, she quietly crawled oct over the
bars OF the rear gate sailed into the rear door an
smashed 1t down. and departed
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LOSSES BP FIRE.


GALVESTON, Feb, 2t-Fre last night DESTROYED
block on the north side Of Strand, between FIRE.
mont and iwenD-second streets, and the opposite
block on the south side OF Strand. Many OF the
large stocks OF goods. Tie loss Is estimated at
tl,0OO00O
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Murder In willinmsbursS.

Malachi Muldoon, sirty. five yeara of agp M
sdsht OF syracuse, died last night at the residence
hs Mnao daaoSn'sr, 10 Ninth street, Williams burrh
ien there at about . O'Clock on MONDAY morn,nS
Ast 70 take walk about town. An hour alter,
War1, nc was brought back by unknown persons
hsppened to him, and remained pnoonsc ious until
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Tho Penitentiary Ps!.,Iciau'. Fine.

In the United States District Court In Rroot.
Hn Yesterday, motion was made for an arrest OF
laagment ~ the case OF ThcOphlRs O. Callicot, c1.
Third District who was fned 10 600 in isGs and sen
20 lhe pentehtiary for two years for conspr
@ ,nH 70 uelrsuu 'he government. Ills counsel asked
leave 70 submit brief IN support of such n motion
ana Judge Benedict took the papers and will con.
suit with Judge Nelson ~ wa NNA
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Counsellor Howe's Last Effort TO savs his


Few lawyers have shown more disinterested.
ness and real humanity than Counsellor VIM
y. Howe, In his defence OF Jack Reynold,s
alas Breen. He has lost more than $500 In fec /,
during this service. He has not forgotten his
penhiess client, .evsn when lying upon a bed OF
sickness He is now about to call for
wru de IuHahco tnQttrendo In behalf OF Reynolds
s las. resort. Reynolds, aIds Breen ca be saved
rom me ganows by no human power; but Mr.
howe has done bis duty wholly and oonscientiousiy
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Other LOSSES By Fire.

william Vancc's carpenter shop In Flatbnsh, Long
Island, was buTLed yesterday loss 5000 no insur
hlge,
The Methodist meeting-h house In Weymouth.
Mass, was burned on Wednesday. Loss, lnsur.
ance, 800.
A FIRE In the nnh story OF II. F wcst 4 Co :.
building, Cine lnst on Wednesday night, damaged
s2OOO worth OF property.
Last night ire was discovered IN the stables ef
Smith Cockroft l0f kast Forty nrst street. destrov
Ing and two valuable horses valued with the LuidnK
ceDdlaTY. "N'A W AZ IN
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HOW Bridget Glnnz Fell into the Dismal
Dungeon OF Dotention

Jane Duhy had commission TO procure baby
for wealthy woman who had lost hsr own ehiII
meeung poor, half famished Irishwoman with an
inhht IN her arms IN the street. she invited her into
arestaurant, and while the woman was eating Jams
vanished with the child Yesterday Justice Scott
sent brldget GifnE, the mother, to the crumbiing
n, 9na nols0me House OF Detenlon and released Mrs
Duuy on oal to answer TO a charge Of kidnapplnR
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LoNDos, Feb 24-In the Mardaunt divorce
case to- day the counsel on both sldoS ade their
closing arEumcnts; Tomorrow the Judge will do
liver the charge and give the case 20 the Jury Ths
Times to-day has an editorial ou the scene In ths
court room yesterday at the trial. The Times SAYS
the errcr OF tho FRINGE OF Wales Is TO the care
lessness OF Ills reputition and hcedlessness IN ts
matter or personal intmaces which are forbidden
10 royalty. Prince Albert's example faultl esq.,
aud the Prince Of Wales will learn from IT, and ex-
emphS life free even from the semblance OF lev
ity.
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wAsHIsoros, Feb. A-Ths Hon. VIM.
Howard arrived here to-day representative OF the
solicitors Of various corporations IN Pennsyiysnia-
who have bonded debts dating back OF passage Oh
the legal tender act, and whic interest is abont
falling due. They desire to consult with the Al
torpey-0eneral, TO secure an early reyerslon OF
Chsses opinion, as they do not intend TO recognize
II by paying gold interest.
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The Cost OF Our nIII,ard saIoo,.

~ Coroner Cornelius Flynn has sued Henry
the lessee OF the floor above his billiard and
liquor saloon, Sc6 Broadway to compel the latter TO
,t ,oanoEe oostrueuons placed by HIM which darken
.ne salnghl over the saloon, thus necesstathg the
USE use oI gasnght throughout the day Coroner Flynn
says ne mas lease OF tic premises for two years
lures and repairs. S'0' VA NA
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Woman Suffrage In nIIpuc.o,..

sr. Paul, Feb. 24-The bill which reoentlv
passed the Minnesota House OF Representutiyes
roviuing Tor submitting to the people OF tho State
~ ~ anvmuneht 70 tbo Constitution on the question
sens'e-i'to H. The bill provides that women may
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PHoroaRAPHs BIZ sUxlREPoRrKRs

Ifyeu TO to the sub-Treasury, keep your Eye
ON .your mouey-baE, or you may Lose
$4,000 In U. y. Bonds, ifyou have them.
Shortly after II o'clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. Dunhsm, vIoe-President OF the State Bank OF
New Brunswick, entered the sub-Treasury build.
ing. lie had small bag iu his hand. and. asked 70
be shown 70 the Department for tho redemption OF
mutilated currency lie was directed to the desk OF
Mr.. Gulager, but on going there found Mr.. Gulaser
sbscnt He concluded TO wait until that ger ueman's
return, end In the meantime amused himself with
serving what was taking place about him. He
NV notice on the wall opposite which interested
him. lie approached It, depo.iting his bag In the
meantime on the desk at his len. He read the no
toe to the very Last word, ana then turned to take
his bag again. But the bag was gone. In 1t were
about 10000 In 8. bonds, which Mr. Dunham
had brought from New Bruins wick for the purpose
OF selling Two strangers who bad ATTRACTED his At
tention previously are spSpccted oIthe robbery.
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WAsmSoroS, Feb. 24.-An attempt Is to bs
ator Revels.
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New York Belle in Europe.
LONDON, Feb. %-The Duke of Praslin 10 about
10 marry Miss Lily Forbes; OF New York.
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DemoraI' xa,ion In .,udrc pierrsponr. om,.

Democrats zaiion In judgc Pierrspont's OnIse.
All the subordinates in the department Of Dis
hlct Attorney Perrepont yesterday, with one OK.
cepnon' seemed to be under q cloud. The lucky
exception Is the Hon d. X. Phelps senior assistant
who has charge OF the once. Mr.. Pierrcpout hsd
Just increased his salary to 5000 a year-$aooo
more than no had previously received; and when
the financial Eat was made known 10 his less Tor
tunse associ ates, they became almost demoralised
and looked upon the untried indictments In their
respective pigeon holes with utter contempt Mr.
i1errepont however, preserved the even tenor OF
his way; The malcontents will probably send 10
for an increase OF salary. Mr. Phelps has had sEars.
OF Collector Baiey's cases, sN
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Routine Proceeding. oil the Legislature.

, me ernac in Committee took up the bill 10 abol.
e s Board and the tysten OF repairing
Ss SAu4 " contract IA gmCGoment EiyIn. he
~ tHnn", hoa,d power to cancel contracts upon
we Iett.mmrnda'ion OF the Canal Comm ISL ners
HAs az" Pted auer tOrne hlteratlons the btl was
iii 70 Ihl,a reAdiag Mr., Tweed ioIroduced
i9Is TO the sisters Of Cnary for foundlne hosufts
'e h,srih0y, MI Barne- asked consent 70 offer
AEni NJ Mosely objected WV Nv y"
I me 3I anendinG the charter OF the New York ana
Donk h'ahl DTldge ompqny wGs lost on ia third
ssaainf py vote Of 70 TO ", and tnen tabled The XII
tutnDILhk tue common Council OF BtoOkiyn 10 oman
suo nnpIo,s certain strrss Tuuuing 10 GOwanus Cana
Hn passed ~ = third n Aiing 'N' Ns"'
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The Jersey Cocknghter at the Burning G.
his no9se ef Entertainment.

Al about 1 o'clock yesterday morning, the
wcn-known sportsman's Hall, in New Durham, N. J..
on the Haekensaek road, was burned An efor. wa.
made TO e1unguish the Ere, but before the nrs ap.
psr.'u' arrived fsom Union Hll and wes, Hobosen
the building was In ashos. The hotel had long been
the resort OF eocknshters, dognghters. and pigeon
shooters the proprietor, William Pulls being one
OF the old sports Of Jersey. He had on hand several
the nre was at It's height be segVea q. Sa5pa 10
them out. thinking Of nothing but his favorits docks
fnrniture, ho replied, f0h to h-iI with the fnrni.
ture, have got all want to save, that is, $50 in
money that had in the bureau drawer save the
be ID" The building, which was valued at 5000,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

The Senate resolved by a ma.
Of ten not 10 re enact the
income tax, and now the
New York Tribune reminds It's
readers that when this resolu.
ton was reConsidered on the 1st
only three Senators we're
found to have changed their
minds, viz Messrs Abbott, An
thOny and Wilson. What else,
then, asks the Tribune, can we
call the re.enactment, in q thin
house, Of q law which has a clear
majority against 1t, but 9 legisla-
tive trick2 The three converts
and the five absent supporters of
the tax added together are not
enough to Counterbalance the pre-.
majority against the law.
1t appears that it was given out by
Mr.. Sherman, as chairman of the
Committee on Ways and Means,
that he considered the vote of
discontinuance as q dnality that
he had no hope it would be
changed, and that the question
being thus decided, it was necess.
ary to make some alterations in
the revenue bills to meet the de.
6ciency in receipts which, be al.
legged must ensue. These declara.
tons were regarded as settling
the income tax, so tar as the
Senate was concerned. On the
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

TWeaiY-slz ussaeEa aaisr one
Paalamta@Boma VERY Warm Rum
en- . very mot BayssA vsEY Exc
quiaiie ssopeFation.S'
From the New YOFk Herald.
One Of the very best jokes Of
this t~hermometrical blazing epoch
OF 1870 is debited TO the doctors
those dear fellows take such an
interest in ones health, who feel
ones pulse with the little finger on
the artery, and the big finger on
the purse, and with their hearts
beating in unison with all Of ones
worldly possessions. And TO think
that the doctors should ever be
debited at all, except, perhaps By
those casual entries, deceased pa
tents! Still, the dear medical
fraternity Of New York has been
badly sold. The records cannot
lie any more than did the truthful
Ratchet Of George Washington
The inquiry is, therefore, what are
the records2
On Tuesday last q strange man,
entirely surrounded by q tolerable
suit Of spring wear, and making
up the most agonizing faces at the
resignation which some mysteri.
Gus fate had evidently submitted
to him, called ct the residence Of
the distinguished DR.. Sayre and
said that his (the doctor's) pres.
ence was Immediately demanded OF
the residence Of Col. VIM. Mitch.
ell, in Twenty. sixth street, near
Seventh ave. Though this call
broke in upon the doctors Office
hours, he Immediately clad his
cOuntenance in professional garb
and started for the mournful re.
treat of the sad Col. Mitchell.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

A late number of the Appeal
contained an article, which has
been very widely copied, taken
from the Cincinnati Railroad Rec.
ord, in regard to the Southern
Pacific Railroad. While the wri.
ter of that article processes to he
in favor Of a Southern Pacific
road, is he not taking the most
effectual means to defeat il We
would be glad to see the Southern
Pacific road built under the auspi.
ces of Jefferson Davis, Robert E.
Lee or Wade Hampton" or Of
NJ. E. Maury, who has been its
great advocate, but does not the
writer in the Record know that
there is no probability, not even
the slightest, that this or any fu.
ture Congress will place the South.
ern Pacific road under the man.
agement of these men, and is not
the advocacy of that policy equiv.
alent to opposition to the roadY
II we secure the road through the
Southern country, we are satisfied
for 1t to be built by New York or
Boston, London or Paris, though
our individual preferences would,
of course, be for such men as those
mentioned by the Record.
One might suspect, in fact, that
this article of the Record is an
adroit scheme TO defeat the South.
ern, by inducing Congress not to
to pass any bill at this session for
the benefit Of the Southern route,
By asking what we know we can
not get We get nothing. The at
tack upon Fremont and Stantons
is gratuitous and uncalled for
The Stanton road, like other roads
In Alabama, receives the benefit
Of State aid, but It is not built
alone by State aid, as every well.
informed man In Alabama knows
Since these men received the I'D.
vantages spoken Of the Record
they have been instrumental il
appFecihting tue value Of Aiabaml
! bonds until che aeaoW above paE
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

CURE FOR CoRNs.-The Journ.
al Of Applied Chemistry says;
"Soak the feet we'll in warm water,
then with 9 sharp instrument pare
of as much Of the corn as can be
done without pain, and bind up
the part affected with a piece OF
linen or muslin thoroughly satu.
rated with sperm oil, or what is
better, the oil which floats upon
the surface ofthe pickle Of herring
or mackerel. After three or four
days the dressing may be removed,
and the remaining dead cuticel
removed by scraping, when the
new skin will be found of healthy
texture and less liable to the for
nation of a new corn than before.
We have this recipe from a source
which we cannot well doubt, and
publish It for the benefit Of many
suffering readers.