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New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
Judah Z. BENJAMIN.

Among the relics Of the Con n:ederacv 20
he found in London. Judah P. Benjamin is
perhaps as comfortable and prosperous rs
an ex-rebel can hope to be. Ia fact, life
blossoms before him. He is rapidly build
ing up fame and acquiring fortune in
the land of his adoption. His practice at
the bar now amounts to more than $1,000 a
year, and his reputation as a barrister is
second to but very few of the great lights
of the profession. In society he is much
sought after, and there Is good reason to
believe that should he have any ambition
to re-enter political life the path is quite
ODop fo him
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
Remedy for Damn Walls.

It is said that solution of two-thirds OF
a pound OF CASTLE soap to gallon OF
water laid on damp wall as a wash, and
next day followed by another wash OF alum
water-two ounces dissolved in gallon
will cure the inconvenience, and prevent
any further recurrence of it. 1t is so SIM
pie thing that houseseepers troubled with
damp places in their dwellings, will be glad
to try it for themselves.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-08
ALPEVA, AICHIGAN, TUESD4I, APRILrs, 1873.

lost ones. Searching for an old
mans daughter, ] came to o place
under the trees, and five bodies
were lying there in all their rigid
horror-an. old woman, q young
one, a baby and two little children.
1t was fancy--it was pure fancy
born Of my anguish-they looked
lilIe---oh /! great Heaven they wcl
my old mother, my wife, my child
rent all cold and dead.
How did they come on the train
What chance had brought this
about! ! gazed on the good old
face of her who had given me birth,
on the lovely features OF my wife,
on the children. / called them by
name there was no answer. There
never could be-never would be-
AS ! comprehended this onward up
the track thundered another train !;
its red eye glared on me; ] flung
myself before it; l felt it crush me
| to atoms
Ellis head is very hot" said
somebody.
| opened my eyes and saw my
wife.
GLOW do you feel" she said, "a
little better!'
/ was reioiced and so astonished
by the sight Of her that l could not
speak at first. She repeated the
question.
Il must be crushed to pieces" !
said, "but feel no pain"
"Therc he goes about the train
again" remarked my wife. "Why
Ned ~
| tried to move; there was moth
ing the matter with me; | sat up
| was in my own room, opposite a
crib in which two children were
asleep; one had tiny bald head.
Ny wife and two children were safe
Was / delerious, or could it be
''Joe," cried l, "tell me what has
. happened"
at is nine o'clock" said joe
"You came home from the club il
such dreadful state that | couldn't
wake you. You were not fit tC
manage steam and risk people:
lives. The San Francisco is hal
, way to A. / suppose, and yon have
, been frightening me to death Will
your dreadful talk"
And Joe began to cry.
1t was dream-only an awfu'
dream. But / had lived through il
all as though it were a reality.
''Is there Bible III the house
| Joe p said |.
! 1--WE are not hcathens," said Joe
"Givo it to me this moment, Joe.
She brought it, and l put my
hand on it, and took an oath (toC
solemn to be regcated here) thai
what had happened never should
occur again. 1t never has. And i
. the San Francisco ever comes tC
grief. the verdict will not be as i
ought 10 be SO often-thc engineer
was drunk.
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What nn Old Nsan Has Noticed.

/ have noticed that all men are
honest when well watched.
/ have noticed that purses will
hold pennies as well as pounds.
| have noticed that in order to be
a reasonable creature it is necessary
at times to he downright mad.
/ have noticed that some men are
so honest that necessity compcls
them to he dishonest in the end.
| have noticed that silks, broad
cloths, and jewels are often bought
with other peoples money.
| have noticed that whatever is,
is right, with a few exceptions
the left eye, the left leg, and the
left side of a plumb pudding.
/ have noticed that the prayer OF
every selfish man is forgive us our
debts" while he makes everybody
who owes him pay The utmost far
thing.
/ have noticed that he who thinks
every man a rogue is very certain
to see one when he shaves himself,
and he ought, in mercy to Iris neigh
Dor, to surrender the rascal to JUS
tice
/ have noticed that money is the
fools wisdom, the knave's reputa-
ton, the poor mans desire, the COW
etuos mans ambition, and the idol
of all.
/ have noticed that all men speak
well of all mems virtues when they
are dead, and that tombstones are
marked with epitaphs of the good
and virtuous. Is there any partic-
ular cemetery where the bad men
are buried.
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rr we Egeln 0ne Another.

II We hclp one another
Along tho path Of life,
Each be TO each brother
Through quiet and through strife,
Our hopes viii shine the brighter,
Our hearts viii be the lighter,
II we help one another.
Though troubles cloud may gather.
The sky is still above,
Though il be stormy weather,
The sun will constant prove,
And every shadow banish;
The uis,s viii surely vanish
IL We help cne another.
Life hath its need of sorrow,
And all must have their share;
To-day there's joy, tomorrow
May bring its load of care;
But trouble viii be lightened,
And happiness be frightened
If we help ono another.
Oh, struggling heart ne'er languish,
But press with bravery on;
You'll conquest gain DER anguish
BY every good act done;
And life will be less dreMy,
And labor be less weary,
II We help one another.
Then let us help each other,
And do all good we can,
Each be TO each brother
Through AL Of Efe's brief span,
For hearts will be the lighter,
The world be better, brighter,
If We help one ano her.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-08

A Kentucky editor received the
following note from subscriber,
asking that q false notice of his
death might be corrected: "Sir /
notis few erors in the obituary of
myself which appeered in your pa
per of last wensday, j wus born in
greenup co. not caldwell, and my
retirement from bisness in 1850
was not OWN to il helth but tn a
little trouble had i'm connection
with q horse, and the corse of my
deth was not smallpox. pleas make
correction for which l inclose 90
cents"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-08

The cheerful Turkey-red plaid
and figured tablecloths for break
fast and tea are more common with
people of means than in humber
homes. But they are really cheap
er than the white cloth, as they do
not soil aud rumple so readily. and
save not only the work, but the
wear, of frequent washing. With
ordinary care they can be used
three or four times as long as q
white one without washing.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

line. '0' '''''
l;oogl Notices, ten cents per line each insertion
ana ull notices continued Ton three months OF
longer "a discount of % per cent
Nuv'r isgu.uis Uurr,nrnpaniol Is, yyri.tcn m
Npuu directions VIII hc publil he'd three months
Advertisements, under onntract, Ordered Dut be-
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- p-pD. d..e,.i,iu..t u-l l All al reali.ss ars
fuid, except no the option oi the publisher
Transient advertisements must be paid in ad-
yUpro. -
20 Terms, CASH, payable quarterly.
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TUONIlS II. HINT.

Inspector and Commission dealer in Lumber,
Iath and Shingles. Particular attention given 10
the inspection and shipping of lumber. Orders
solicited for the pprchaac OF lumber, lath and
shingles, Alpena, Mich.
REFERENCES II. sheldon & Co., Woods
Perry s. Co., Rust & King, Cleveland Walbrilge
Thomas & Co., Sears 4 Holland, T.. Curtis & Co..
Toledo; Elisha Eldrcd, Ncars, Bates 4 Co., Kel-
aey, Wood 4 Co., billiard, Pierce & Co., Avery,
Murphy g. Co., blanchard Borilnf, Clucggo !;
lea x Moss, II. b. Hubbard & Co., Peter Giichcr
& Co.., Sanlusliy; u. Whitney, Jr., Wm. T.. War
rIner, Detroit; r.. Harrington, r. Luce X Co.,
Campbell & Potter, \. L. Fletcher Co., +. W.
Gilchri,t, Fokcrts a. Bu terfeld, Alpena Mixer
q Smith, Buffalo. Sc
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4. l.. SE.lNIiN, n d.,
Frederic Denny-Larke,

County Clerk of Preslue Isle County. Office at
Rogers City, Mich.
Particular attention given TO procuring Govern
Inant and State lIomes.cads Finest selections OF
agricultural land for sale for cash, on easy terms
Corrected plnts received every fortnight Pay
Inent of taxes punctually attended TO on receipt
of desert ptlons. 81
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RIVER NEWS.

Huntington, April IS, 1873
River in excellent boating stage
The X r. packets are doing a lively
trade with passengers and freight.
The Fleetwood il OH time always.
The Potomac runs behind "A little. On
Thursday she was detained by fos until
IA late hour in The afternoon.
Mr. Gus Simmons has fitted up priucely
saloons on the Fleetwood aud Potomac
to accommodate the travellers with favored
Julips, fine cigars aud tobacco.
Capt Bay has bought the Fashion and
Will make her the mail packet between
Huntington and Portsmouth, The liule
propeHer: Edward b. Smith will carry the
mail to Galiipolis
The Savannah brought four hundred
barrels Of fluGr from ST Louis ON Thurs
day for Huntington. Norfolk and Liverpool
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The Murder of Candy.

The couRtry was ttrown into excitement
on Monday 10y the announcement by teie
graph that General Candy, commanding
the department OF the Pacific, and Rev.
DR.. Thomas. Peace Commissioner, had
been murdered 10y the Indian Capt Jack
and his followers. The death Of General
CANDY will be regretted throughout the
land and a policy Of retribuliun and re-
venge may be looked Tor to follow this
shameful aud cowarily act 1t will stimu-
late spirit in the irongiersmen and set
lers that will insist upon a war o. extermi-
nation against the treucherous modOcs ~
the following dispatch from Col. Gillern to
the War department will explain the cir
cunstance OF the murder
General Canby with the peace Commi-
-ioners went ~ meet the Indians about one
mile 10 front OF. camp at ! 1870 this morn
ing At l5u 4. VI. the signal officer whom
hal watching the conference reported
firing Upon reaching the place Of meet
ing ] found that General Candy and Rev
DR.. Thomas had been killed. and Meach-
am wounded The other Commissioner.
Dyer, escaped unhuu. -hal 40 once
commence active operations against the
Indians.
BIgadier General Edward Richard
~priggs Candy, L. ; A.. who fell - victim
last Friday To- the aitroc.ou- trcacherv Of
the MDdoc Indian who plotted bus u-sa--
-iuauou under cover OF "a Pctr Conference.
was born in Kentucky in 1870 and enter
ei West Point from Indiana 900 lS3J lie
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LEGAL NOTICE.

State of Wst Iiryinio, Cai,N Conaty. &c..
At Rules held in tho Clerks Office or tb.
Circuit Court Of Cabcll county. on u,c a.,
Monday in tho month ~ Aprii, s73.
g. X. burkworth, =. %. spence
g. y. kchlcr. partncrs doius
hu-in".s o.. Duekworrh. Spence I'm rblnrcrv
VOC % u-. 81. and order uf
S ~. Iriglcr. the Central Land afiarb,p.,,
Company of Wet Virginia. a
i.liIm Fusb, defcndHufs.
Tho object of thi. suit o. 10 attach and .,t
icc' tD .Ilc The iutcre-tof the defendant. s. rs
Iciglcr. in lot SO. 3 Of Block W. in the city If
huntington. West Virginia. tp safi.fy the deli
of tho above plaintiff. due hy account from the
defendant. s vs.. IeIs'rr. nr one huulred and
hny nine dollars Hnd ninety two c,n.. with
interest aud fEo costa uf fhi. .uif
And 10 appearing Boy 900 affidavit fiad in this
rnu.c. fhHt the deicnilu'-. s.. Us. XagIcr and
WilliHm lueh irr non resident. of tbo state
" Wc.t Virginia. 30 i- therefore ordered that
they DO appear here within Yuc month rffer tho
late Of thr hr.t publication of thi. order. and
DO what BE- necessary tn protect their interest
Zoo this suit Trsfr.
MOSES 5. THOKNBCRG. Clerk c.Cc.c
aplt2nIfu
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y Correspondent o. The Cincinnati Times
writing from Flat Top, in Mercer County
says:
Mercer County Is situated in the south
western part Of the State. The face OF the
country is generally rolling, and drained
by beautiful brooks and creeks The soil
- OF grayish loam and yields fine crops
OF corn, wheat, rye, oats, &c. No country
will surpass it in the line OF timber We
have pine hemlock, poplar, walnut, sugar.
tree aud variety OF other useful timber
fne northwestern part of the county,
which goes by the name OF the Great
Flat Top contains vast quantities OF coal
There are tdree different strata making
their appearance at the surface The coal
- OF superior quality, aud will afford "A
great scarce of wealth to any capitalists
who will take it in hand The prople OF
this country are willing for the capitalists
OF the North To come aud help US develop
our country. They are willing to forgive
the past and look forward to more pros
porous future.
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DEPOSIrION NOTICE.

To \. W. /~ig'er, William Ji'yb, anI The C,,,yaJ
L""d Co"p"Hy of West Ti,yisim
gu are hereby notified that on Saturday.
the 10th day Of May, 1873, between the hours
OF o'clock. n. M. aud o'clock, = m. u; the
law Office of Parsons and Simm-. in the CITY Of
huntington. West Virginia We shall prnc,ed
TO take the dispositions Of Ellis Powell and
Others to be read in evidence on behalf of q
h. Dnckworth. 2. u. spence and q. u. Keblcr.
partners doing business A. Duokwortb
spence y Co.. in certain suit now pending
and undetermined IN The Circut Court of G. deli
county, West Virginia. on the chnnccry side
IN rc"i' wherein the said firm of Buckworib
spence X Co. are plaintiff. aud :. W. ZcigIrr.
william Pugh and the Central Land COMPANY
If West Virginia are defendants. and If from
any cause the depositiols should not bee com
mcnccd or IL commenced, should not he fn-
ished on the day aforesaid. the same shall be-
continued from dny to uny, sud from time e.
time. until completed
DUCKWORTH. SPENCE s. co..
"P'zn4'ti BY Counsel
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SATURDAY.

Jno CNremody. Parkersburg; Cof,nan.
GIhpoli.; Moore, II J Iloge, city; W An
i,ls'm, A'hiandi Wright. Miles Parks. c
hrc Bowers, c Il o II Il: Jane Wilson. =
Ieed and family. y Y: Gen Myers. j d
Wright, oil City; w p Holderby. citv; : II
Mnlligan. Cincinnnti NJ II Houston, J ID Nc
Clint"ck, Unseli Ky; Myers. Bar
louisville X G Peabody, lronton; j { Cox a
wife, Ohio.
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The wind blowed on last Friday almost
e9naI to a Huntington newspaper - CabeH
Press,
When you have "blowed' sufficiently
about the wind, suppose you try your hand
at blowing better grammar.
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For Rent!

hr.' class farm Of about 100 acres belong
ins 90 ihe Central Land Company of West ",
gina on the karawha river. two miles abat.
Bro"nstown. Apply 90
-. " EMMONS.
General Superintendent
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Saturday. April 10. 1873.

1t is shown by the late official returns
that lngersolls majority in Connecticut
sums up to about 5000
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Thos Butler, ; IIindman. Dowty. J But
Tor, Wayne county, o; Jas Graham, Stcuben-
vile, o; l. Boswell. : Pennvbackrr. AMI
Jack u Mitchell. T : Garland, Edw min, J
NC uIiy, city; l. Drummond, W Jones. St
A'hnnsi Jnn McQuigg, X q Peabody, Ironton:
VI Roberts. Cabcll county: A e Cooper. Jnrk'
SON o. Click. w Va; b A Cord, staunton;
) Lee, Richmond.
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l. Day, Portsmouth; \ II Malone. W NJ
m"vry' bnrboursville; Vaughn, T wilson.
Va; X ! iIoge, X " CraIIe. r Mr;Ionc ci,,,
ID Sedinger, Guyandotto; II Mcintosh. &
X X; j Goodman, II Schlotmnu. l. +
warner, Cincinnati; q W Robinson. Ironton;
X Pursell, NJ II Houston Jas slone. II :.
Stalcy, Ky.
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HINTIN6.roN

BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
An adjourned meeting of the Association
gill h' held go Saturday evening gth iu.t. at
Bu-di-k's HdI 20 ha'f past seven O'Clock.
Tho fret in-ttliu.ut of stock is due All who
hnv" .ubseriDcI will yl,n.c come prepared to
pay up. &c. s. BOWNER.
aa.t. l. fTr...
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L"rOc St0"h ~ EOOfs 0f so: me-
chcdpcsf lot IF Shines crc, by0n0bf
f0 mis- W0gLcf. 0f Ff0yU,jDo, 4
CO's. 81 .ircUHc.
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The Board OF Public Works, without a
dissenting vote, appointed the Hon. WIN
g. bridges OF Mercer County, Snperintend
ent OF the Penitentiary on the 18th ms,
The appointment is well made as Mr..
Bridges is known to he man emnentlv
quahhed for the position and was recon-
mended by persons in various parts of the
state. II the Boa-d is as successful in all
ITS appointments as IN this it will have
reason to congratulate itself upon its good
service The new officer will assume the
duties of the place in Nav
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Inasmuch As the Hon. Ernnk Hsreford

Inasmuch as the Hon. Frank Hereford
opposed the bill increasing the salary OF
Congressmen, aud as a few Republican pa
pers through the State are still charging
him with lodging the final vote, we would
suggest ms the lest means To assert his
consistency in the matter, is to give the
unho'y five thousand for the benefit OF the
schools in the district We have numer-
ous Seminaries that are sadly in need OF
aid and assistance coming from such a
motive would be construed magnanimous
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Arrivals at Merchants, Hotel.

Corner OF gth street aud ~ Avenue, dur
lug the week ending Friday morning, April
Is, 1873:
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FOR RENT.

Two rooms. suitable for Offices, conveniently
located on Eighth street. over l.. Wise x co...
Clothing Store. For particulars, inquire of
W. II. HARVEY, Atty at Law.
febI5it Huntington, W. Va
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l Smith, East Huntington; l. Trice, J 5
WAITS wife, II g Inynie. * OR X; II
Mitchell, ID W Emmons, j b Brooks. p RYAN,
city Workman, Catlottsburg; Z VI A Ice
l. u Gaines, W Va; Jas Mason. j d Preston.
lrontoni White. Ceredu; u Hess, Math
CIV CharIeston; : Lee, McCoull, Rich
mond W NJ Hovey. Barboursville; i Harsh.
barger. Ohio; II Jordan, Pitsburg: l. T. War
mr. Ihos Johnson, Cincinnati; l. " CHEERING
ton, johnson, J q Hanover, PortsmoutI;
Cotton, New Richmond; l. Schmidt, Guyan-
dotte; j Norman, Parkersburg.
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social and Fruit Of the Loom
WuSlinS from rs to ~ cts az
thc Cheap Auction STORE THaV-
UiSCu a Go.
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20 Wall. NJ Gillin. city; J Gray, Ashland.
u Thomas, o Crawford, Cincinnati: Geo
haybeam wife, Portsmou b; V White Cerc.
de-; X Scamands, Bnrbonrsyille: : j Nc
Henry, Wheeling; l. q Wilson. W stewart. T
stewart, Ky; G VI A Lee. Jas Clark, X Clark.
" Mullgan, o X r.; Mrs VI A Ballard.
Mn'ictta; q Ballard. Milton; " II johnson
Gallipolis; j Goodman, Oak Hill: II Tavlor
West Va; d Hess. Charleston; J A CogbiII.
C'vinsion, Va; Thos Quirk, Guyandotte; II II
Gates, } II Williams, Ohio.
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g Ballard, Barton, W Va; Miss I. D
Hon. Miss Z Swan. Middlcport: ! BnuInrd.
Toledo. o. ? & burlington, Thos Quirk. city:
; CABOT. VI Hale, q Livc.ny, c l. Kerr,
Gallipolis; Bennett, r Enelrbv. J Came
dy, j Norman, VI II Young & lady. Charles.
ton: G McGrnler. Cincinnati; " VI Hovey.
q and q Miller, Barboursvllc: VI Parks.
l. Buke, e 4 X. y ShutweII. q VI Grow,
stanton; l. LcTulle, Srdiugrr. Guyan-
l'tte; Jno snyder. Barton, Lcwi.burg: A p
Ktnd, !. j Good. Ashland; j Polk. Ind:
Webb q 4 Farlaiub. J lluuconb. Penn: A
dreenlee, l. Warner, ! Davis. Ohio; -
smith, Pomcroy, Bobt FULTON, j - PEBBLES,
Pori-mouth' T. Morris, J. Gray, III Plca.'t.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06
Just Received and opened

A full and excellent assortment Of perfumeries
and fancy goods sui able ftr The holidays.
A large ok of nrst-class Ouckskil gives, cha
mos sslEs, nugt CO 8. etc., tic
A fresh aud large Bo.k Il No. sage, sweet ma
lone thyme pure ground BLACK and ca enne pepper
A choice assnr m n Of II, vana AMI other cigars,
geth II with the different brands Of nne cut and
chewlnR tO0ac o.
A complete assortment Of fancy soaDs, hand So
polio. hair oil, restoratves, pom Dies, hair dyerl
tooth powders, AIR brushes Com =, &C.
A line selection OF nechtles, .llars cuns, ETC., q
FUSrRn5 DRUG TORE,
Front and "A eatn tFpeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06
REFORM,

II the Gazette were really friend Of Reform,
We should commend to its attention the recent
almost unanimous refusal Of the Democrats in
Congress to condemn the Salary Grab. Also,
their choice for leader by nominating him for
Speaker of Fernando Wood, who voted for the
Grab, and took the proceeds. Also. it might
look into the pockets Of its own party leaders in
Delaware who fobbed their share Of the pro-
cesds and kept it. Then it might analyze the
character Of Governor Ponder's appointments.
and especially his last one, concerning which the
Gazette is dumb.
But not only is 1t true that the Gdz.He il
no friend of Reform. but merely 9 subservient
party sheet, but it is also true that its own party
it is not q Reform organization. 1t has never
reformed anything. Abuses have always grown
up, where it had control, and the instance has
never been known whore it proceeded, of its own
motion, to cut single one Of them down.
Especially in the Border States, where it has
held desperately to the remains of its former
power, has the Democratic organization opposed
all Reform, and in none of them has it been more
stubborn than in Delaware. Here it has thrown
itself across the track Of every measure Of Pre-
gress, until its name and character are perfect!
representative of every measure, institution, Ant
system that demands amendment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06
THE WIVES MOVING EUROPE

AiEuropean correspondent has discovered
that it is 70 his wife that Marshal MAcMshon.
the French president" altogether owes his
present position, with the distinguished part he
is taking in the politics Of Euope. The Shah
Of Persia, during his visit to Paris. designated
the Marshal's Oldest son IS "The Hope OF
France" and the word Of prophecy has fred the
soul of the Duchess with the ambition to change
the Marshals position OF warming Pan" to
that Of Dictator-First Oonsul-Emperor. She
works, her doting husband submits look out
for new dynasty in France.
1t is the Countess OF Chambord, on the other
hand, who has upset the plans Of the Monarch
lists. She adores her husband, is not ambitious,
and fears II he were King he would be assassin
Ated therefore abe compelled him (by moral
suasion, 1t is to be hoped,) to write the letter
which has knocked his chance of the throne into
"pi"
The wife Of Don Carlos is more disposed Il
cooperate with her husband, but 1t Is her advic'
which guides him, and her efforts which have
achieved the recent discontinue of the Alphon
sist party. The Expresses Of Germany and Aus
tria. working dead against their hu-blnds in th'
Roman Catholic interest, are not yet triumphant
but, as the Yankee version Of the immorta
Webster hath It, 'they amt dead yet,
Thus writes the correspondent, whom We sus
pect to be Miss Anthony or Mrs. Stanton in dis
guise pleading for the suffrage on the new groun
OF it's being needed to check the political powe
of women, now too powerful because unseen an
unknown.