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WAsuINGToN BAKERY.-Mr. Joseph
Ronckcr has taken charge Of this well
known establishment, and VIII on and
after to-day, be able to supply the
public with choice bread, including
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, besides
cakes aud confectionarios Of every de-
scription. Boing an experienced and
skillul baker, Mr.. Ronoker will not fail to
satisfy oil who patronizo him. l4O
,Ssshinpton avenue. 3s.7-2-lm
RouGH AND READY AssIvERsARY-
The members Of this sterling hro COM
panv last night celebrated the anniyei-
,ary of the organization Of their company
In an appropriate and enthusiastic
manner. a good lunch was
spread, seasoned with lit
tle-iust Milwaukee leer, and
tho whole Ltlair passed Of in II most
pleasant manner Tho Delta band
furnished fho music, and did much to
enliyon the occasion
Tux ATuEsEUM.-The place of amuse
men.--Ihe only public hall Of which Cairo
can boast and in Boosting OF which wo al
tone our voices 20 low pi!ch--is to be re
| psircd--thoroughly ovcrhsuled-.sub
stantially made now. Tho building is
be raised, u new from. put up, the insii
re- nodcleI-sysrythiug changed. Tn
hall will be made much larger, ard bes,
tfully finished in the INSIDE and outside
In default Of an entirely DOW buildiuY
the repAration Of the Athenoum i. a con
summation Iovoutly to De wished.
OUR CoLoBED ORATORS 49, Cairo abound
IN colorsi orators and. on the attn &
August, will accommodate the cVlore
people Of Metropolis, by permitiin
John Glalncy srd W. +. scott to adore
them, in company with Hons.J. G. Will
and W. T. Brown. We think u gre
deal OF GlRaney and Scott, and bclie'
tina, association with mos. Of tho Radio
leaders Is domoraliziug, but We think Y
may trus. them with Willis and Brow
They are very respectable Radicals, al
and Gladney and Scott will not probab
demorRlize them much.
HAMMOND BACH AGAIS.-Hammon
tie slesmboa. pilot who has been indict
for very henious crime, on the O..
Of M Patterson, hss returned 10 the cit
and surrendered to. the sheriff. He d
c,ares hi. entire Innocence Of the crir
charged, and propose. 10 establish !
fac: TO the satisfaction Of the entire CO.
munity. On tho other hand, Patterson
very emphs.ic in the assertion tia; Hs
rnord ii guilty Of thc'ohsrge AMI be IL
% not hesitate to say be can prove i. to
true. Yesterday Hammond was tu
making up = tAil ibond. The case "
probably be .ried a. the September term
the circuit court.
= PERsoSAL.-Col. Taylor i, in ST. Lol
or, rather, was yesterday.
: Hon. q. ~. Wall wa. in the c
. Yesterday.
Mr.. Jacob q Lynch, county clerk
under the weather.
Judge Bross is on the complaint
list-not sick bu. not well.
Sheriff Irwin will be caniiia,s
reelection this fall, and probably "
over the course. We have never hsd
good sheriff in Alexander, and thl p
Il PIE sre no. ignorant Of the fact,
= -MT. BH.Clullustsm sui family
e cooling of somewhere in tho nugLl
hood q the North pole
o. TuE SrHooL REPoEI.-We pub
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The BE>T.-Bstler board tt the Del
mouico than any other house Ia the city.
T5.7-lg-Ct
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NhsKlID.-Our good friend, NJ.
Joseph Rsneker, was married on Monday
night to Nj" Philippine Brown. A',er
the ceremony tho harry couple were
comphmautcd with serensde ny tic
Delta Cornst band. We wish Rsuokcr
and biz bride thousand years OF mar
rod bliss.
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one thousand business cards. line lhIstol
board, printed at THE BULLETIN. Office LOT
from $500 to 5000. according - slLe,
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To REHT.-Two of the mos. eligable
and neat Office rooms with large anti
room and bed room, situated over my
store room. No. ll3, Commercial avenue.
Il-G-ll-tf ID. AFTER.
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The BEsr.-Wm. Ludwig, harnes,
maker, corner Of Eight street and Com
mercial eyenue, has the best supply Of
harness, saddles, brides, etc, in Southern
Illinois, and sells them us cheap as the
cheapest. 23;5-3l-f
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JAECKEL I!

WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1874 {
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S'NgrHIyG NEw.-A new thing in
Jelly glasses at Har:msns C7-7-lO.,f
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Chr Bulletin.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
WASTED.
mn syands
Stntetner g..

somebody to take from Us thousand hill
beads, good paper and finely printed, for
$500 to 400.
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Pine scantIing and joice sl2 80 per NJ
al Box Factory. g5.J.lG.3.
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WASTED "A woman 10 wash and iron.
Apply at the BULLETIN office. #
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so3'Llalsg Ngw.-BuCEs Crystal
Brilliant with glass oven doo;s. No &C.
ca,.yn 70 have lurr: bread. Call A-G zee
hs. T. j. kEgrH.s s7-g-lg.I
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one thousand note heads printed at TIL
TULLyTTS Office for 500 two thousand 10
csc.
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THE &. & N.-Busiuess il iacressiEg
on this road and II there was ny buii.
moss TO 'peE@ @; being done IT, the country
it would now gets Is share Of i,-onough
to pay Is ,goes and lay up a !!:l.5 sgsiuII
the coming OF a rsiny day.
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one thousand statements printed at THl
BULLErIN Office for $500 - o 90.
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ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK
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CAPITAL.

Exchange, Coin and United. States
Bonds Bought and sold,
DEPOSITS receiycd.and general banking
business done.
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WATED.-At the Planters house, I,
dining room gil, VIII, can SPEAK TIE
German language. Good wages sLe Z
good situation will be given to such girl
applying Immediately. T-g2-u
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04
OHIO TOBACCO.

BALTIMORE, July 81.
During the month Of July our market
for Ohio Tobacco has been quite animal.
ed, the total transactions summing up
about 1890 hhds. at gradually advancing
prices. The sales include lot Of 979
hhds OF early inspection. sold July Sd to
a Spectator a. st average, which IL days
afterwards was resold at 81 10 the buyers
Of the French contract, Messrs, Brothers
Bouuinger. The came party succeeded
in buying besides, during the middle Of
the month, some 1900 hhds. oil late in-
spections, at prices averaging o. and OF,
and having now bought In all some $500
hhds. for France and Their DulsbuEg Fac.
tory, they assert that their orders for the
French contract arc filled within o few
hundred hhds.
Prices Tor Frerch grades, as conse.
quence, have not participated in the fur
ther advance Of the last two weeks and
arc dull, since spectators do not seem
willing either 10 continue their purchases
at the advanced prices. Ali other descfip.
tons are in very active demand, and
prices for late inspections show an cd.
vance on the lowest prices ruling for early
inspections Of fully 81 TO 50.
Light.red and SpanGled still continue
most in demand, and being very liable to
go back in color, we advise the forward.
ing OF these grades first as much as is
practicable. Air.cured, II packed strictly
unmixed with fired, Is also in good de,
mand at full prices. .',
Regarding the new crop our reports
from the different neighborhoods vary
considerably as TO the extent Of the plant.
Ing; while in come places the planting Is re.
ported TO be only l16 Of last year, in 9TH
ers ] is said 10 have been set out; we are
satisfied that sufficient has been set out up
to this time 10 make 5000 hhds, which
quantity no doubt will be increased if the
weather should continue favorable. All
over the Western States as well as Vir-
GINA and Maryland the prospects for the
new crop, which were getting more
gloomy alter the issue Of our last circu-
lar, have considerably improved again Of
late.
The inspections Of Ohio Tobacco up to
date are about $4,000 hhds against about
10. 500 hhds last year.
Very respectfully,
GIEsEE & NIEAiAHN.
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o.s. LoNo, EGG I, having been appoint
cd Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of this
State, has, retired from the editorship Of
the Register. Nj. Long will be succeeded
in the RegIkr office by Capt. W. G.
Waller, Of Baltimore, formerly on the
editorial staff Of the New York Democrat.
Mr.. Weller was, we believe, ct the time
the war broke out, Of West Point, and
coming south offered his sword TO his
native State, Virginia. He has since the
war been living in New York, and for
some time devoted his talents to Journal
ism. Within the last year or two he has
been engaged in engineering In New
York, for which his training at West
Point well fitted him. He has the repu.
tAtion otS graceful and fluent writer
ChHTlsItoH Courier, Dug. lat.
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tinuance in power by psndering to vice
and prejudice, but refers to lie past record
Of great actions In behalf Of the Union, oI
liberty, education, equality and the mate.
rial growth and improvement Of the ma
Non as an earnest Of what II seeks 10 &C
complain IN the future. And there must
be no cessation In its lSbors; It must moi
presume 10 live upon the glories and mem
cries Of the past. Its first and ever pres
ent duty "a introspec ton, determination
the correction Of errors, the introduction
Of reforms, Unjust look to the execution
and enforcement Of the Constitution and
laws; and while asserting the existence o.
the nation and the JUST powers Of the
National Government, II should ever b,
vigilant 70 preserve In all their Just exten'
the fears and powers Of the States, eyel
carrying before It, as 8 lamp to guide IL
steps, those great fundamental principle
which have given TO the party its poWel
and gloTy-tqual rights 10 all-equal Ant
exact Justice 10 all men.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1874.

REv. Dr.. F. s. DEHA.s, well known
in Methodlstic circles here, and who il
now Q. s. Consul al Jerusalem, writes
from the Holy Land to the Pittsburgh
Orialida Adnoeak this week . lengthy
letter, in which he notes; ~ have re
allied the dream Of my life. From boy.
hood / have been singing and thinking,
''Could Ibut climb vhsre Moses stool ~
Iwould be satisfied, and desire nothing
more on earth. That desire has Just beer
gratiHed. Ny feet have stood on Pisgah
/ have looked beyond the Jordan,
"And viewed the landscape O'er."
How strange, that in this age Of progres!
and travel We should be among the frs
Americans TO enjoy thus rare privilege.
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A BEAUTIFUL PRAYER.-A poor Irish
woman sked a wealthy lady, the owner
OF beautiful flower garden in Detroit,
Tor aflower or two to put on the cefTln Of
her dead child. The. good lady invited
her to be seated, and very shortly brought
a magnificent crogs and wreath. The af.
ficted one was overcome, and as soon as
she was able 10 express herself, she said
most ietvently: "Msy our blessed Re-
deemer meet you at the gates oil heaven
with q crown Of flowers more beautiful
than these"-a most touching prayer, in
which many will join the afflicted mother.
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acknowledgements.

MRS. 0E. sMYTHs SCHOOL FOR
N1 GIRLS-LIndsley Institute Building, cor.
Of kol and lblh streets, viii reopen September
1th, 1874. A full course Of instruction u In
Languages taught b. Dr.. Mayer. Glasses IN
Drawing and PAihting By hrL NllkinSou.
For further Information call o. the residenee
Of Mrs. Hnyth, corner Of Byron and 18th streets.
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l. PHGA PROPERTY.
ByViitue Of 8 deed Of trust made By Henry
Otto and wife 70 the underlined, trustee, dated
September !, 1853, and recorded In the once Of
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county
West Virginia, In Deed Book No. 81, folio 81,
will CHER At public sale ct the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
"WEDNESDAY, August 70, 1874,
Beginning a. 10 o'clock A. H., lots numbered SS,
So. 81 and q, 10 the town Of TfiadelphiA, Ohio
county, west Virgins, and ALEC tho following
parcel or land in said county and State, on the
watera Of Little Wheeling Creek, through which
land two streams or water aoW, which streams
are MOTTO be diverted from their present channel
By any person or persons Whatsoever, and bound.
Cd q follows. Beginning at stone corner to
said Henry Otto, IN Crummy'S line! thence N. IS
degrees ". 2o6H feet OF 10 S II po.es to stone
corner 70 Grumpy on the east side Of the spring
run; henees IS degrees ". 9I3 feet or Il % IS
poles 70 o ttDno corner 10 Crummy on the west
eide Of said spring run; thence 8. IS degrees Z
305H feet or u 6-ll poles 10 . stone corner 70
Cummy; thence N. IS degrees Z. ia feet or
acre.
TERnso OF sALE-el0Oo eash In hand, The resi-
dqe payable eight months from tho day Of sAle,
with Interest and security satisfactory to the
Trustee. HENRY q. MORO AN,
Trustee for American Building Association
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DIED,

CLoHAN,-on Monday morning, August 9.
1873, at O'Clock, sARAH AOSEs, daughter Of
Lewis and Henrietta ClohIl, age1 Z weeks.
Funeralo on Wednesday afternoon At : O'Clock,
from the re,ide1ee OF Thom.s Harris, Eighth
Ward. Friends OF the family arc invited.
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EduJcationaI,

WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE
nv AND MUSICAL CONSERVATORY,
AulteAl Conservatory will be under he DIRE.
iotship Of frol Herman 8helinR and Prof A. q.
hoe; Jf., with capable aGsistants. The Pacnltv
OF Instruction Will include the expehenced
te1enefs o. Tho past year. Pupils will be IA.
SelVea iot vocal OF Instrumental Music, DraV.
ing, PAINTING, french or German. For tsrrnS IN
1dml@ion, tuition, &c, call on or Sddress he
President New. WIN q. NORTON. or Ia RsV
.. =. CLARK, Head OF Instrui ton, ian :
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MAC8INE SHOP

We, the undersigned, have rented the above
gro1e9s and lifted them up in good order, laid o
Eo0G oHnelrR noor In Floral hall, and will cover
5lenlsS and Keep them dry and In the shade.
We Wlll also take Horses to train to trot, run
4nd pace; also take Colts and wild runaway and
kicking horses 70 break. and horseS that are sick,
! AT, OF any aLment that they arc subject 70
The Track will b let 10 perSona WIN NAV
want 70 make, > rsce, BY making application.
season tickets tan be had for SO, each giving
sS holder the privilege Of driving each after
... A. P. HANCHBR, MD.,V.A
myl9 JAMES A. UMPLBBY.
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For Gale.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

ByylrtuO ofa Deed Of Trust mids April -,
is5i, BY Jane J. Wood and James ". wood 70
ne Underlined, which Deed OF Trust Il In re-
cord IN the Clerks once n The County Court Of
Ohio county, in deed book q, folio 800, Twill
ofeF o. public sale q the ffolt door the Cnuft
Is, 1874, at 10 A. n, tho following described pro.
perry, VlE-Lots Nos IS and 10 In IQuAfe No. %,
10 the City Of wheeling, formerly known IS
kOnIh WhSellbg, and the AppuftGllnee8 there,
Terms made known on day Of sale. The title
Il believed 70 be good hat selling - Trustee
shall convey only such tits Asis vested u ne By
IAid Deed Of Trust. ". Q. HANDLAN,
jyS0 TTudie.
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. AIDES, WATnHRs

r AIDES WATCHES,
IL American and Foreign, Of every grade,
style, quality and price, OF the Market street
JeWelry store, lI0l, below Mcclure HouRe, the
place for Gold snd Silver Watches, JeWelry,
solid oliver and Silver Plated Ware, spectAeles,
PRESENTATION and Walking Canes, Cod Pens,
Ewstshss aud Clocks repaired and war.
AuGl oxToBY 3 DuFH1RID.
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THE PEOPLES MONTHLY

For August. Also other popular MonthlieI 70.
eeiyed. We keep on HAND several le.ding Ian
rot on hand fuIniGhed 10 order. special Atten-
tion given 10 Iurnishing numbers b. perlodi.
Gals; also books not in store ali at publi. hcrs'
prices. O. Il. QUINBY.
GugS No. i4i4 Market St, Wheeling, ". Va.
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Franklin Insurance Co.,
WHEELING, W. va.

oHFIcEls.
GEO. NENDEL. President
J. IN. VANCE, Yiee-Presdent.
A. l. Willy, Secretary.
]. II. WILLIAMS, Asst Be-. and TT. .
JOIN BisHsP, Gen'l Agent and AdjuSter.
DnIcToRS.
George Adams, Thos. p. ShAllcloss,
q. v. RnnZhetm, J, n. Vance,
4. Reilly. Geo AeLdei,
john q. Hobbs, Lie SnIel.
Geo. B. Caldwell, ana
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SALE.

GoAh4sS1o NE RS SALE
10 pursuance Of decree Of the CiTeuit Court
Of Ohio county. West Virginia, entered the lgth
day Of NAY, 1874. In tho ChGnecEy cAnsO In aid
Court pending, wherein George ". Kelly 10 com.
plAinAnt and william williamson defendant,
shall, a. special cummlRloner named in Aid
decree, oder ct public sale o. the front door Of
the Court House OF Ohio county Aforesaid, on q
TUESDAY, the asth day Of August 1874
commencing 81 10 O'Clock A. II the following
described real estate, that 10 70 say: The later.
est OF William williamson In the farm GituAte
on the WAters Of Little Wheeling creek, In Ohio
county, West Virginia, known a. the Robert
WllliRmton farm, said interest being The undi.
Vided one.th thereof eonAistinR OF three sev.
erAl parcels, namely, Lot No. !, containing Al1.
teen acres and one hundred and sixteen psFehee;
lot No 3 containing foEty.seTen acre.. one rood
and twenty eight poles; lot No. ., containing
forty six Aeres three roods and twenty six poles
For fullef description Of said lots reference 10
hereby made 70 tho above named decree.
TheteTms Of said sale IhAlI b one third ofthe
purchase money in eash, one third in sIx months
and the remainder In one year, with interest on
the deferred payments, the purchaser diving
good security for the said deferred payments.
Special COMMISSIONS.
WIZ. HALLBR, Auetioneer. jyA
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TWENTY-EIGHT
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,
ON WHEELING nsAND,

ON WHEELING HsAND, -r
On South Front Street., near the BuspensIon
Bridge. A board walk and water pipe have lately
been laid on the street. Also shade trees are
being set on both sides, which will make one Of
the most handsome thorpughlres on the Island.
The lots range from sixty CbO feet front 70 one
ieet In depth. The plat can DO seGn ct the oilc6
Of the undersigned. Terms Easy, Tile Perfect
For further Inclination upply 70
Or THos. o'BRIRN,
Real Estate Agent, Market Street, near Custom
house. .
WEIEtlHO, April a. 1874. iyto
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TRIADEL-
j. PHIA PROPERTY,

WI. HALLER, Aus sHsssa 00nni''iOjE ri
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-04-09
The Atlanta Herald saws: = Jose,

The Atlanta Herald says" Joseph
LeConte, who was taken to the Paci-
fic Slope some years ago by the
tempting ofersof q high position in
the California University, has made
up his mind to return to- Georgia, and
will carry out that intention at an
early day. Georgia is always ready
to reclaim her exiled sons, and she
recoverss a lost treasure in such men
as beGonte. And he comes in the
nick of time, for the State has use
for him. We have never communi-
Gated with the Governor on the sub
iect, and have no knowledge of his
intention, but we would suggest that
if Professor LeConte, will accept, he
cannot make a, better selection for
State Geologist,s created BY the las
Legislature. He has all the scienti-
fc qualifications necessary for tht
position, while to, develop the wealth
and. greatness Of his native STATE
would be to hin a laboraof love:
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shissdangerous experiment. 1t is far
better that each class OF the e9mmu-
nifty shouldeendesvar toaa aaeedss ats
own existence by its own exertlons,
and if az effort be at once made by
so intelligent class as the planters,
if will result in relief. Delay In
these efforts occasioned by vague ex-
peclations of relief. from the govern
:nent,, which cannot be realized, may
defeat that which is yet practicable.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
@. G. MEMMINGER,
Secretary Of the Treasury. :
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HIS INVALUABLE MACHINE the invention of j. UN
DERWOOD Fayetteville Co. unquesonaby the GREATEST
LBovER of the and bids fair to be to the Cotton Planter what
the Mccormick Reaper and Mower the Western Farmer It,
operation chops both sides weeds and d the cotton eecua
than be done by the hoehus doing the work from SIX to
TWO FOUR horses with but ONE and ONE horse
Chopping converted into excellent CULTIVATOR
Harrow Sweep for between the throughout the
thoroughly tried upon the crop of 1878 and bears the
highest testimonials perfect took the Gold Medal at the
Georgia Fair the important and latest Improvement III Ai
Implements and the First Premium everywhere has been
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WmT THE SOUTH FAILED.
THE TRUE CAUSE OF THE con-
FEDf:R rli COLLAPSE.

A CHATTER From GEN JoE JolIx-
sroNs NARRATIVE OF MILITARY
OPERATIONS DURING THE LATE
W..E.
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] es- Many Roman Catholics have been
deferred from joining Oranges on account
of acanon of, irchurch which forbids
connection with secretsocieties. IA Cath
Ollie member of the Minnesota sEegisla-
,ture recently applied TO Bishop Grace for
leave to enter hesorders and the Bishop
referred the question TO the Pope who
rsplied;thatthe petitioner might join if
he. found nothing sthele conf icting with
hiscouscience orcreed. -szsasS,-- @
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CHARLESTON, Mar. 27,I 1874.

~. VhANiDEolON, VhANiDsEol 1I"t' 1IH"t' =! ~ T. :,
To the Editor of the Neaos & Courier:
III observe BY your i, paper Of yester-
day.. which extracts a passage from
Gen. Johnston y book, that he follows
the, ancient example Of our fofefather
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Where shall ! put this paper so as
to be sure of finding it tomorrow" in
quired Mary Jane of her brother Charles.
son thellooking7glass," was her broth
er's reply. 3sssI.ss. isS
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