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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-21
UnfavorubIe Feeling Toward Pack

WASHINGTON, March 20.-The report
that Governor Packard is inclined to
violence in New Orleans, has been the
subject of comment in administration
circles to-day, and was not OF q favorable
character, though it has not been FORM
ally talked of. GA representation 10 the
President that Packard may be under
the impression that such action on bis
part would Influence An early determina-
ton by the government, the President IS
reported to have said that such view
would indicate poor perception OF
judgment and worse opinion OF the
trmness Of the admir- istration. The
War Department is convinced that
troops in New Orleans will compel obe-
dience u the laws if the violation Of
the public peace Is begun.
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View Bishops.

ROME. March 20.-At the Cor sistory
held to-day, the Pope nOmir sted several
bishops. Among they were Rev. Michsel
Hsnnan, for Halifax, and Rev. John
Morci, for ST. Augustine, Florida The
Pope pronounced brief allocuii1n, re-
affirming with increased vehemence, his
declarations of March 18th, adding that
be would raise . protest before the whole
world against any attempt to deprive
him Of liberty OF speech.
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Order orUn,,ed ~orkmeu.

CHICAGO. March 20.-The Supreme
Lodge OF the Ancient Order Of United
Worklnen which hss q foothold in
eleven Ststes, principally in the Missis-
,ippi and Ohio Valley, is holding secre,
session here which will last some days.
The object Of the order is 10 protect and
aid pecunisrily the widows and orphans
Of their order Il rs. about 20, 900 MEM
bers The day was consumed IN sd-
dresses and reports.
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Warrington Monument.

WASHINGTON. March 20.-It is under
stood that the Soard Of Engineers making
the examination as 10 the foundation Of
the Washington Nstionsl monument 10
thoroughly ascertain whether i, is sutti-
cIent 70 sus,sin the weight OF the com.
plete structure, have reported in favor Of
the suthciency OF the mouument and an
appropriation of two hundred the cussnd
dollars.
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later rose to 81.
STATE BoSDs-Dull.
STocKs-ln the stock speculation the
interest Was certered largely in the coal
shares, the changes in which were wide
and frequent. These shares were higher
than yesterday for Delaware, L.ck.
swsnna and Western and Della.
ware and Hudson Canal. The sd-
vance was due, irst, to the fact that
coal sale to-day went oil better than was
generally expected. The apparent de
cline being from 10 to 80 cents per ton
on the February decline and the actual
decline alter allowing the diiersnce IN
freight, IN consequence Of the coal being
delivered at Newburg, is only from D 10
% cents per ton; and second, the sn.
nouncement that President Dickson of
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany sent letter 10 the anthracite coal
companies and carrying roads requesting
them 10 meet him tomorrow 10 talk
over the situation and see II something
could not be done 10 arrest the down
ward tendency Of the coal market Bor-
or than yesterday l-32 10 3.32 having
been paid for the use Of Delaware
Lackswanns and Western, and from
3.32 to for Delaware aud Hudson
Canal. This also had q tendency 20
strengthen the coal shares and cause
some covering of short contracts. New
York Central and Michigan Central
were strong and Burlington and Quincy
firm, openisg at 97., advancing 70 ~
and closing At the opening price. Tho
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
OF which 900 were Pacific Mail, 70 900
Western Union, 5000 North western,
1000 ST. Paul, Al 900 Lake Shore, 1900
New York Central, $1,000 Delaware,
Lsckswsnns and Western, 1900 New
jersey Central, 5000 Delaware and
Hudson, 1900 Burlington and Quincy,
and 1900 Atlantic and Pacific Telc.
graph.
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Found Dead.

Abner Haines, q member of the State
Senate from Butler and Montgomery
counties, WAS found dead at his boarding
house this morning, lying at the foot of
8 high pair Of stairs. Senator Hsines was
over seventy years Of age, and quite
feeble. He spent the evening With
some of his friends, and started to his
room apparently in good health. He
wa. not seen until this morning when
be WAS found, as above stated, al the
foot of the stairs with his neck broken.
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W fatern Union.

CINCINNATI, March 20.-Co.ton -
Quiet and steady 81 lltc. Wbes,--
In fair demand; red 81 5jCagl 81. Corn
-DuIl and prices shsde lower It Ala
43c. Osts--ID fair demand a. S5(d39c.
Rye-Quiet At 73(973tc BArIey-Quie;
and unchanged. Pyrk-Firm and held
q, sl5 % cash Lsrd-Dqll, steam
s937.; kettle so ooGl0 80. Bulk Meat
Firm; shoulders 5tc; short rita 7tc;
short clear tc. Bacon Dull ST. 6tlas.
G,6ic. Whisky-ln far demand but e.
loser rates 81 o.. But'er-Dgl! and
unchanged.
Hogs-Firu; common 81 5Ols,s 90 ,
fair 70 good light 8 oOla5 Z5i packing
s. 3 as 90.
PHILADELPHIA, Msrct 20-PIOur-
Plrm: Minnesota family s. OJia7 so
ps.en. 50 25(d9 80. Whe.. - Scarce;
wes.ern red 81 IS; Pennsylvaois family
81 5.a.l 81; amber 81 5sla,l 10 Bye
Unchanged. Corn - Small supply;
yellow and white Sc; steam 53.. Osu
Dull; Pennsy!vaniA 45<a50r. Butter
Firm; New York and Brad d'ord county
eItre Ltid5 HGs bItt' <NaSEfts rtrSS' II
eItr. 2ga Zoc; f-sLs 2l(G23c. Cbssss-
Firm; prime ll(a[alze Egg -Wa.ern
fre.c i54,l7r, Petroleum. Firm; re-
frsd 10: bid; crude l3iC9l3.c. WbRky
Western 81 o..
ToLEDo, March 20.-FIOur-FImi :
Wheat- demand light; holders srm;
No. White Michigan 81 So extra white
Michigan 81 50; smber spO: 81 81 No.
3 Dsyton snd MIchigsn rel 81 a.; No
2 amber IIlinou 81 81 Corn-Q1ist; |;
high mixed 44.c;rejsc:ed al i3ic. ls;.
Firm; No. : al 14.c; white at 4l ic.
SEx YoEE, Asrcn 20.-Dry Goods
Prir q dull and wax. Aerrimack isncies
reduced 70 7 eebv. Co;tons in light de-
man, .rd rolled jsekonets lower in
some makes. Gingba.ns quie. Dress
goods in steady request. Mens usar
Sooiens stiii quiet.
ST.. LOUIS March 0.-Hogs-Q1ieti
shipping light 20 good Yorkss ~ 5Oa,
6 10, bacon "a 75<sy5 10.
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London stock Exchange TO BE Inves-
tIgated.

LONDON, March 20.-In the House of
Commons Reginald Yorke moved that
An address be presented 10 the Queen
PRAYING for the appointment OF royal
commission to inquire into the origin,
objects, present constitution, custsms and
u..ges o: the London Stock EIchange,
and the mode OF transsctIrg Business in
institution, and whether such exist
ing rules, customs and modes OF
conducting business are in accordance
with the principles tha. should govern
public policy, snd II not 10 advise her
Majesty in what respect they might
bea.fcisllv be altered and how far iegIs-
l.tion might be used for tha. purpose.
Mr. Northcote personally opposed the
motion, bu. the government remsirs
neutral.
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kII0uIet New Orleans

new ORLEANS. Msrcn 20. The city
!; quiet, and there have been 10 hostile
dem0nsirs..Ons from any quarter. 4
conflict .nvoiving loss o. life u GOV
regarded S. improbable. Sichoik police
to-tsv arrested tour more Of PEcksrd's re
crul.ing officers. They we're ImPrlsoned,
chsrged WITH .ressOn.
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knnnixh Mar lax.

HAvASA, March 20-The German
merchant. have been ho.lhed that they
must pay contribution OF % per cent
or their property will De enlarged.
Captain Genera! Jove.lsr says that tbs
Is draerer; from the Ssr tsA- The Ger-
man corsul hx referred the matter !"
the imperial government 81 Berlin.
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P.ppsyIyauia yenatorship.

HARRISBURG, March 20 Both Houses
Of the Legislature met separately to-day
70 bsllo; for L. ;. Senator. The vote IN
the Senate was: Cameron, 30; Dill,
IS: Clymsr, |. Ia the House: Cameron,
ll6; Dill. = Curtin, /; Jackson, !. The
fra, vote viii be taken tomorrow N
inlrt contention.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, March 20.-MoSKr-
Closed easy At 2GSi per cent. Prime
mercantile paper Si(9o per cent. Gus
toms receipts $S66,0OO. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clearlngs
Sl2,00o0O0. Sterling quiet st 4S4(9Is6.
GoLD-Opened at l043 and closed at
l04f. Carrying rates to 2 per cent
Loans were also made fat.
SILvER-At London 63t pence per
ounce; here silver bars l2Oi greenbscksi :
ll5i gold; silver coin at per cent
discount.
GovERNMEHTs-Stea
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THE NEW LICENSE LAW.

The license law recently passed by the
..,.a:ure O, this State, is smendatory
sd re enactment,ot chapter thirty-two
the code, and 1t repesls chapter
,..e.y-niue of the acts OF le12 3. Il
a.. approved March }, and, consequent !
:. yiIl 60 into effect the fist of June.
Sste licenses sre required for keeping
aho,el, or for selling sny kind of spirit
go.. liquors, wine, porter, ale, beer
"t,ue,s" or any other thing
v1aa will produce intO1icstion;
10, carving on the business Of
tugsis:, if il Is proposed TO sell liquor
70: other than purely medicinal or
mechanical purposes; or for shows and
ites:ricsl., p,ddlng or suciioneerirg
gods; or buyIrg and selling anything
4 broker or banker. Any person
.yr. Sry Of these things without a
.a,.e i 1lat'e III any sum not less
..al 80 nor more than 800. And il
.,y l1lce,.ct druggist shall sell any
.Ps.:ogs liquor or sny Of its compounds
- u = Phy,lolaa's prescription, be Is
:, .c: 20 fine o: from $40 to 800.
AZ. .:soH physician shall all any drug.
=: 'y GIVING prescription falsely, to
'-.!"r o:her than purely medicinal pur-
sa,e. such physician is Unable in any
~ oye; $50 snd under soc.
-.ec;e: s-e - be obtained from the
sl.y CONT, or, 10 incorporated towns,
''g1 :ae Cogccil. Licenses 10 sell any
a:I 2s:iI, drinks sre prohibited to
.-'s.>: o.: Incorporate habits. The hne
- ''s..In: . S mitor, or person OF un-
"-na mind, or 70 al intoxicated person
: Y ~ ~ tG'It of becoming intoxicated,
Tor Permitting sny one 10 drink to in
-'ts'ioa On the premises, or for selling
sE.os sway drinks on Sunday, is
Z s29 - 800. Both fine and i'm
''1ea: sre prescribed for selling
'.-'o-i ".en:e; and the proprietor of
'-- p Pe':y rs well IS the selier is lis-
Aay S'fe, husband, child. parent or
'-A-.a2 msy serves notice upon any
? 80 vacscet in the sale OF intoxicst-
,-ors u; 70 sell 10 the husband,
' lid, ps,en: or ward OF the person
s'asrcA Iot'ce, snd if sale is made
,sA':s' to such person, the person so
--I-;s 5, ..sb.e in damages.
'-;'es State license to sell into1I-
''.-s t-ors can De issued, the person
'''"'s ;o' such license is required to
'..T ''a- Il the sum Of $500.
- "eenses expire on the lsst dsy Of
49,. 4 sa.a year; but licenses may te
''72 =: :o' S fraction o, year st.
'-a,r pr.ce.
7''e: 70 Keep hotel sre ts1ed S, per
80 . lie 'en,s! yslue OF the premises.
-va'e' - sell intoxicating drinks $,
Slo". No person holding such
'-A eel sny quantity more thar
sA-0a; Ga licenses to sell spiri.uous
'''''' vine, sIe, etc, st wholesale, $500.
-'''oa = s.. other taxes. No per-
''ag such license shall sell any
"'! .s's ;hsn i've gallons.
sa'e 70 sell domestic wines. porter,
= bee', 81 retail, $50.
pssi.r license cost only $40.
,1s sa's on theatrical performances,
:, ~ .o' each week; $50 for three months,
. IS for .i1 months.
3. 'AIes are for the state and are
EQUITY.
:, ~ -A'S = embodied in thi. shOr. synop-
- 'as main features of the new Ii.
~. 1t will be observed tbs, quite
o., a'aA'iOn is made in favor of wine
saloons over the whisky shop.
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Banquet by stanley Matthew.

CoLuMBUs. March 20.-Ihe mem bers
Of both branches o: the General Asssrn-
by, without regard % party affiliations,
to-niph; ATTENDED banquet given by
Stanley MsliheTs s. his hotel. SPe. c,es
we're made by both Republicans aud
Democrats, congrstulstIng Sen.tor
Matthews and each otner that 90 fair
minded and cultivated gentleman hss
been chosen Senator from Ohio.
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r.Ii,y of HAYES bossted Civil
pe,orm is found in his dicker
,.,.i, southern Democrats, prom
~" .h.u local self-government, offices,
'"7 r..ss subsidies in exchange for q
y 'Io ,n;csp Speaker of the House OF Re-
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LONDON, March 20.-The F,nancter
says that silve, fell to 81 per ounce Yes
terday, in consequence Of the proposed
increased drawings of India bills, the
large amount of silver now offered here
BY the German government and the
decline in Calcutta exchange TO
1854 d per ruple.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-21

r le.oit. Of Europe have inaugu'
o,vement to restore the tempo
',, n,ve- of the Pope. The scheme Is
- @.,,b,ve long been in course of prep
.;,,hv Catholic leaders In Austria and
'"'.r.Dv. and large sums of money have
,r,.aiy been deposited to aid its e0ns"m-
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Ineligible.

COLUMBUS, o., March 20.-The Su-
preme Court this morning by al unani-
NOUS vote decided that Dr.. Char les l..
Wilson could not legally hold his place
=. superintendent OF the Athens Hospital
for the Insane, he DO. having been resi-
dent elector OF Ohio
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Gold Exchange Dissolved.

NEW YORK. March 20.-The Gold Ell.
change dissolved to day. Ths room Is to
be used in the future By the Stock EI-
change for the sale OF gold, bonds and
stocks.
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To he Rejected.

ALBANY, n. Y, March 20-The Re.
publican Senators, in caucus TO night, re-
solved to reject the nomination Of Gen
ersl McClellen for the office OF Superin-
tendent of Public Works.
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AfeameH Rasland.

LONG BRANCH, March 20.-The tide
rises and falls In the stranded steamer
Ruslsnd. Her stern is sinking in the
sand and the cargo in the after part Of
the ship u under water.
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Suicide.

Wm. A. Wakefield, alias DR.. Raphael,
husband OF Madame Raphael the notori-
ous astrologer, deceased. took five ounces
OF laudspum on retireing last night and
was found insensible this morning. Cause
OF suicide unknown.
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,,,c-,s,ed demand is reported for
.,.,mapt four.snd- a-hslf per cent
-. Va, the city six per cents hang
The entire $4,000 loan ought to
,,,s off in an hour. There is
.,.,,v Of money In Wheeling that is not
,alnc sn average Of SIX per cent net;
r..,,v Of idle money which probably
.,,o. be safely loaned at a better rate.
=, ,.ba- investment, unless we except
-. e..s,e, is so safe, and thers are few
,,a,ble ones thst yield better returns.
n,xCssAR DI BAzAN discusses the
,..,io, Of church music in the REGIs
- this morning. We guess he knows
,r,t be i taking about; and that Is
...,sArv more than can be said Of all
10 write upon the subject for the news
-,rs-. We believe it WAS MAcAuLEY
49,, once said Of sn author and his book,
,,i; wss IS good work as ne ever
,.si upon subject that there was moth
min written BY man who knew moth
sb2u, il. 81 much at least might be
...:s,a.ly ssld in the opinion OF the un-
,2p-ecis.iye hesthen, about the recent
.acnm; upon church choir music in this
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TheodaPe Ttft0n.

LouuvILLE, March 50-Theedore
Tilton il visiting friends IN Kentucky
preparatory 70 starting with hi= daughter
for California.
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Earthquake.

NORTH TROY, w. Marcn 2O-A
severe shock of earthquake lasting 40 sec
onds was felt here this morning.
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1tE'heslina Areister.
80 .,ose,i yesterday at lo4S.

u. ,,>othfr to-day o'H be partly cloudy
49, ,,.,,,trly rirds, aud stationary ts"'-
,-,f,trt.
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Died.

CISCINSATI, March 20.-Ssmuel p.
Stickney, probably the Oldest cIrcas rider
in the United States, died in this city
last night, aged 10.
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No. my son; Olive Logan is not the
man who loet his seat in the Senate.
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Are Pl,Etsd by SlIliYb people In hms.
rIca. S-e Vick's Catalogue, SS iII1strs-
Tons, only e-nts.
Vick's PiGTa! GuIfs. Quarterly, Jbc year
Weeks FIov er aud Vegetable 6srds % 10. I.
with elegant cloth covers ts.
All my publications are pr intsd InEDy-
li.h and q srman. Address, JANfr WICK,
Roebe>tsr. -. fgDisosr
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-11-22

Below is Il simple form for the or
ganiZation of Greenback Clubs, fol
the use of any community DESTROYS
Of organization. Let the workers in
every town organize at once.
The independent
Greenback club:
SEC. |. This organization shall be
known us the INDEPEN-
DENT GREENBACK CLUB.
SEC. 2. It's object shall be, to aid in
publishing the principles of the Green
back party, to the people by getting
speakers, holding meetings, etc.
SEC. 3. It's officers shall be Presi-
dent, Vice President, Secretary and
Treasurer.
SEC. 4. It's meetings shall be held
from time to time. at such times and
IN such places us may be appointed by
the Club, through it's executive COM
mlttee and proper officers.
: SEC. 5. The officers shall be elected
every three months, and the first elec-
ton shall be held on the date Of the
adoption Of this constitution.
SEC. .. The expenses Of the club
shall be betrayed by subscription.
SEC. !. Any person can become a
member of this Club by signing this
constitution.
SEC. $. There shall be an executive
committee appointed by the President,
whose duty shall be, in connection
with the President and Secretary, to
call meetings, and attend to other
business of the Club.
SEC. .. Upon the application of ten
members of this club meeting shall
De called at any time
SEC. 10. This Constitution can be
amended by twO-thirds vote of the
hub present at any meeting.
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THE CREENBACk GIANT.
indianapolis sun saws:

The indianapolis Sun says:
The Greenback principles has dis
'olved the barriers in OHIO. The Gar
ED. sherman, Thurman & Co.. COM
'lnatlon have received notice to quit.
he ca ldidates labelled Democrats.
Ike the State offices for short time
nd only 4 short time. They are in
-lthout prestige for their party how
yer. Bishops vote lacks $1,000 of
Icing equal to Aliens vote in 1878:
-hich fact shows that his party is on
5 way to the graveyard. The party
.belled Republican is also selecting
$ grave clothes. The "usufruct'' Of
9TH will be utilized by the Young
ant Greenback that is growing until
fills the land with it's greatness.
here is no comfort in the old Demo-
ate party in the results of the Ohio
ntest. Bourbons here and there
-er the land burned some gunpow-
+ and jerked some walls from few
ass bands over what they term 4
eat victory. but 4 10000 victory
IN the loss Of $4,000 voting soldiers
i simple campaign is not an encour-
Ing one, and shows that very few
ore such will dispose entirely of
1t army.
Inc National Greenback party pro-
umeu It's true economic doctrines
equal and exact justice to all. from
eveiand. Ohio. on the 10Th dav of
rch 1919. and since that dav its
crimes have been recognized as
It and true by thousands in every
tie OF the Union. The principles
advocates will live while there il
man labor and its products to be
posed of. 1t declares that the la
er is worthy of his hire, and that
sch citizen should enjoy the full
ne of the products of his own in
try"
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The Anti-A1onop0list.
one dollar. the interest baina added at

one dollar, the interest being added at
the end OF each year at six per cent. =
The magnifocus laughed heartily at
the suggestion and jokingly asked
the Grand Scribe to inform them
THAT is if the paltry sum was not too
Insignificant to figure on) what that
little matter would amount to. But
they were much surprised and an
noyed when that functionary. after
careful calculation, reported that the
claim Of this bondholder on the gov
eminent would in 1879 amount to the
incomprehensible sum of Sc. $40. OOO.-
900 (slx thousand, two hundred and
forty millions IF dollars.) The council
at first accused the sedate functionary
OF Joking, but his solemn and respect
able precluded that theory Then a
suspicion of insanity took possession
OF the official mind, but cyphering
confirmed the statement.
''Carrambar' growled the Presi-
dent "that one dollar has earned 49,
46o times more than those fifty work
ingmen-or rather these hundred
Workingman, for it has taken one
outside man all the time to support
the one in the mine. Or in other
words, it would require 1874 800
men at one dollar per day each,
from the date of the bond, to :pay |
principal and accrued interest at 6 per
cent. on the dollar for 387 years.
The old philologists teaches that |
usury means ''something that bites"
1t is a constructor that brushes and |
then swallows. ~ Y. Mechanical
.IOnrnnL
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locals. IS cents per line each insertion.

Locals, Is cents per line, each insertion.
Locals, editorial columns, % cents per line
each insertion.
Bills for advertising PAYABLE quarterly in
advance.
Advertisers will please take notice that
the ANTI MoNoPoLIsT is the best and
cheapest advertising medium in Minnesota.
1t has larger circulation among the farm
ers than any other, while it is read in
every town and city and almost every vii
lage of the State. 1t is perused by thou
sands who take no other paper.