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New MARY Houston, Miller from Cincinnati
i ~ Carr, It. Booth from M INT NefnVn, Ind with
hafpea
Tobn ilaon. Holmes from Newport
,fnltn w Cannon I.ibauo from Bayou Sara
9aal-a, o Prs from buTet Coast
Bclle Ituiz. from Upper Coast
Bntms Irvine Shafp from Lower Coast
Eva DpBnulhel tlom Upper Coast
Alvin Seovoll, from Lower Coast
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CHICAGO ST LOUIS AND NEW 0BLEAEs
RAILROAD

March 15-132 bales cotton to Walden, HawHin q
Roberts s6 do Bokhan Moore-7s Chahs, hamlt-
ton d. Puwell--5l iIsn kugeut &o0--aD blohAlu-
SON May-45 Gunbsl44 Jn0 hmdte @oo-6b
Lehman Abraham 6oo--a5 Allen West Bush--32
LYMAN Il IiChtenstein-2g JnO ChRiie d Sone--2f 10
s q Thomas 6oo-2t i l. Arev &co-sg to 0rder-2O
20 Inu Phelps 8go-tg HTittBu Msyson-f6 Gard
net Gillespie &eu-t4 Stewart Bros &Do--l2 Payne
Kennedy &eo-l9 O 1. WElmsley &oo-0 4 A Glea-
aon--9 Warren Atkinson Aeo- March q Schlenker
-s Never, Weis &eo--7 Gordin too Male Cam
mack J w White-5 @ w Sentell &co--5 Il j Gar
vera Reer Il GaTdneT--4 j u d CROMWELL to
Felix Walker Il Wilson &eo-4 Beadies Wood
&Ce-a Ben Gers0n a Som Richard Flower &Co-3
II I Buekner-l II a. NeWmAn--l X l. Sims-1 to
p j Cock butn--1 Moore Golaman--1 bbls onions
III go eggs II w Stmk-3 bnEes mdse A Christmas
pkgs butter ] A Adems-1 pkgs mdse Is Rsiss &
Renseb-g5 terees hams frkina butter Schwabach
d Hlrscn--iD pkga butter to Clark & Meader- 80
J IrhY's SonE--iU pkga paper Sci m0ur & Stevens
10 cases mdse Yale BOwling-7G pkge mdHeJ z va
azinl0 pkgs butter $50 CAGES canned milk to Smith
Bros &CG--i0g do lsChte ii Co1des-Ts bales hay to
Geo Heck &co-lA shoes Keifler Bros-ls do
Marquee &o0-2 Fl Stern &oo l6J pkgs beer to
II Hoander-igl do Zeigler-lt0 bbla -four Glover Il
Odendahl--i0 boxes shoulders Jos West &e0---i
Car heop poles Payne Kennedy &Co--3 bbls pota
thanyier2 do A Drez--I casks earthenwaTe to
M l. Navra-4 stoves Il Paderas-5 bbls whisky to
Schmidt Heg Ell pkgs made to NJ G Fisher-i6
cases mdse Vincent &cu-a boxes hats i Belden-a
DO Ersmiugcr-2 do Booths ukEs do Meu
nerl5 oil Insurance Oil Tank Co.'s pkgs OF
eggH car poultry Miller & Meyer wood 30
Yokum-}e bbls onions Davidson &co-6 pRgs Of
mdse L BlesRing-l3 pkgs wagOnstuH schwartz
-i0 terces hams V0se Bros 80 hbls apples GTeve d
Wildeimann-lO do W II Mathews & BTs-sundries
to ordeT-TUtsl SIG bales eotton
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
March . AZ bbls molasses TO EjUhard Miliiken-
80 do u ! Forstalls Soma aundiies TO erder-T0ta
~ bDls molasses
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MARINE NEWS.
0FFIOE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Match fE IsTp
Cleared Yesterday,

Steamer Amte, Telshor. for Pensacola M Soria
Brit steamship Remns, Wood, for Hull
Cannon & Stewart
Schr Ehie a Lee, HiOks, fol Pensacola
III rohlmann q Son
sohr Harriet Ggrduer, Mcneil. ior Tampa Fla
Master
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BFksalsF&tSsAeat
REGULAR 0PELOUSAS PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY at s D. m.
, T% FOR WASHINGTON, OPEL0U-
llsassSsssssse9stEs sas. Port Barre, SimmspoTt
- Churehyille and all landings On the
Coast. AtchafalaVa river and Bayou CourtA-
bleau-The new lght-draft steamer
HAXDb,
VIM Crawford MASTER J. B. schmlt clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ape
ply on board, or to LORD d MGPEAkE Agents
122 Gravier street
de24 GEO. D. HITE, 81 Gravier street.
Connects with steamer ELEN0RA. Capt. o. s.
Smith. for alIlandings on Bayou des Glaizas.
NEW ORLEANS And OPELOUSA8 PACKET
COMPANY.
REGULAR UNITED 5TA IS MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY, at s pm
T< a. FOR WASHINGTON. OPFLUUs
$3.50 ss ii saE, Port Barre, Simmsporf, Church
sH''~s'1'''ss1s VILE and all landings on the Coast
Atchafalaya River aud Bayou Oourableau-The
new, light draft steamer
FAAgH1N,
H. r.. Broad. master.
Thee. JOHN and J. M. Sherrouse clerks.
will leave Us above For freight or passage 81.
ply on board or to
BRITT0N Il EPPLER. LOG Gravier street
P. 8.-Fhe Fanchon connects weekly with the
steamer Minnie for Bayou des Glaizea. and
signs through bills lldiug TO CheYnevile and
all points IN Bayou B1uf. oeS II
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stEg EIRrtstssa

s.,2s4AdasI3E- The staamshID
ExPLOBER.
Williamson Commander.
will sail on or about Mar IL. 1919. non
wharf foot OF EspIanade street.
Will receive cotton and sign through bills
iading for the Continent. between Havre
0ronetndt.
These steamships, being Of light draft. vii
cross the bRf OF tho Mississippi at Gil time
without detention.
FOR freight apply 70
DEOAN d 90,
de90 IL fg9 fravier street,
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FLAT PAPERS.
or all weights and sizes used In this iii
general jobbing purposes.
BLOTTING PAPER,

We have a superior lot ~ RE hsuRx
TING PAPER which we can sell at q I'm
Autographed. Printed or Plain. .
~
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STEAMBOATS,.
ngB Ktvea
Rma EIxaY nna raxna

Led River and Tsxns.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED gryyH yRARn.
P0RTAIIDN COMPANY AND TEX9 pa
OIFId HALLWAY AND CONNE(TTTJHA
Thr0ush bills Of lading aud through tasssp
ger tickets 70 hll landings en- Red River and 81
railway statious In Teas The bsgt r3Uta
hot Springs.
srRs- FOR sHREvEpOgp. JF1FfH
zzes,itgs.,y ALISON bot Springs and ~ land,
$ssss -sEE.--sssF fnas on Bod gigsf and eAiis9ag
Rtatlo15 Ia TEXAS.
FOR SHREVEPORT.
silver city. vi, N. Wood. muster.
Leaves WEDNESDAY,. March -. at pm.
10 whgrfh0at charges, draYpJse or com nliss,ai
Will be- charged Mt mouth Of Red River Hay8b
bara, or at New Orleans. In forYardlng freiab'
consigned 10 the company by bill OF laAluE.
For freight OF passage apply on board o. tn
boats or ut tho Office Of the company ITO. q
Gragler street JOS A.. AIKEN Erasihant,
nj. w. JOYCE. GEO, -, HITE
j. r.. CABIN, BRFTTu9 y FtPLEB
iR4 LORD n MerEAKt. ARentel
WEEKLY RED HlVEH PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY at 6 H. M
Fob GRAND BUORE. AfEXAh.
ksy, y, DRIA, Eua BEND. Norulnp'a. Bar.
49, 49, bins, Wares and way landiDas ybt
NEW BART AnIE.
Richard Binn0tt, muster, Geo. Hamilton, elerE
WIN leave as above. For freight OF paiiaaas
apply on board or to
X. W. ADAMS, VI Commercial Flaos,
B.-Freirht consigned to wharibnHt. mouth
OF Bod river, or to agents ut New 0li8Ana, lot
the steamer bart Abla viii he forwarded free Of
charge. ies
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BLANK BOON
THE

Manufactured to order. on short nojss
these excellent papers.
IMPERIAL LEDGER PAPER.
SUPER ROYAL LEDGER pApER
ROYAL LEDGER PAPER.
MEDIUM LEDGER Paln|
DENY LEDGER
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HAKEsRt DAD28
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. sT. LOUIS ASD NEW CIR.
LEANS RAILROAD.
ME BEST RoUTE EAsr.

THE BEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive ut the Calliope
Street Depot. on and after November 10. 1873. at
follows:
Leave Arrive.
Exp. No /, 20 .. M Exp No. 2. 10.15 a. IA
Mixed No. o. 1900 q. M Mixed No. 4. 800 y. m.
Nos and run daily, Nos. and daily, ex-
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE. and fol-
ST. LOUIS Sleeper Is attached ut Milan, gu
Aiding passengers 10 70 through without leay.
ing the train. Only ONE CHANGE TO NEW
YORK and EASTERN CITIES.
improved sleeping and reclining chair cars
to ViGKSBURG dolly, without change.
Tickets for sale. b6rths secured and informa.
ion given at No. % Camp street, cOcuer Of
Common.
a. D. SHELDON Ticket Agent.
4. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent
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At Quarantine station


Nor tslk Sielpner Nielsen, 60 days ftdm Rio de Jan
siru ia ballast, to master
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NE m ETHrs.

REG ULAR MLMPHlH AND BEND PACK EFT.
EasgTs =. FOR MATCHES, VI0RsBURG,
VII Greenyille. ArkaDQlls, Terrene, He
z's44asS@ Iona, Memphis and the bends-The
fs' 'iS i C,aRs I +. psG5assp sSjTE sAsGSmef
Geo. Miltenberger clerk.
Passenger accommodations FIRST GLASS
and RATES Low.
For freight Or passage aBpgllg on board, or 70
JOHN JANNEY.
Through bills Of ladlng signed to Pire Bluff
and stations on the Little Rock. Mississippi
River and Texas Railway, via Annapolis. Ark !.
and t. Little Rock gnd stations on the Memphis
oc5o BROOKLYN / 0hRTER. Agents gem.
REG ULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACK ET
Leaves on THURSDAY, Mnrch "a. at D, m.
LIT ~ FOX ,EATCHEz,, Yi0KsBGKG.
ksssssssssst5 Grcenyllle. ,Arkapols, Terrene, He.
lena, Memphis and the Bends2The
first class freight ! a.. pa9sssngsr steamer
j. Frank Hicks master, Alf Grissom clerk.
Will leave as above.
Passenger RECOMMENDATIONS FIRST GLASS
end RATES LOW.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
BRQgkETT 4 CARTER.
JOHN JANKEY.
md stations on the Little Rock. Mis aS iiG
River aud Texas hallway, via Arkapolis, Ark,
end to Little Rock aand statiqng. on the Memphis
oe9o Bk00KETT 4 CARTIER, Agents.
vscHsBtsss.. slsaENvuAE ANo Bnaos.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Lsayes every !, q ,E g,s,,, 81. at 2. n.
.s4sfssssgI Dayisi Benz end intermedlats iand
asof@1s'se4 ings-The steamer
R0BT. u. LEE.
William Campbell, master A. Mevay. clerk.
leaves ~ above. connecting st Yleesuurp With
Parisot,g Line for, all points on the. Haz0o gnn.
flower Deer Greek end Tallqhatehic.
GRO, b. HITt. Agsrtr.
~ VII give through bills Of ladipg e Trenton
Shreveport and Texas Rairoad, via Delta. La
w. b. BROGkET'T. Agent.
S8 Magazine street.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TTURsDAY at6p.m,
T - F,0k GlFENVILLE, VIGKsBUR8
LHkkgFFN Fl and the Bends-The new and mag
j. II. WMiTE. 'a'-'i
conh AZ Ma & Yssfs sbug q Tb F F2ao fa Line
for all points on Yazoo aud Tallahatehie rivers
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the cartai9 may deem unsafe.
\. W. ADAMS. 81 Commercial Place.
G. i. WORK, Is commercial Place.
VIII give through bills of lading to Trenton
Monroe and all stations on Yleksburg. Shreve-
port and Texas Railroad, via Delta, La.
w. u. BbOthETT, Agent,
se14 Il rs Magazine street
SATURDAY YECR3BUR0 UNITED sTATFe
MAIL PACKET,
Leaves every SATURDAY. at o. N.
eesgs = EOh YIOKaBURa. DAVIS BEND
Lgffgsgs5 Katehez and all intermediata land
rs1fssfab1EsaiDEs--1h passenger packet
MA EGsA ~,
7. r. Leathers. master, ]. r. Muse. alerk
connecting at YtcksbutR with the Parisot Lfpe
fol-. fazoo, TallahatGhis and Suufoger civers
st. Louis.
This boat reserves ths -'s5t . qas9 ali laps.
tn3a That 1Ae captain nay consider la3aie.
Bor freight Or passage lppiy5 u BOARD or 10
JOHN iA.NEY, 100 Common -
]. Il. OABbTN. 80 Magazine at
Through bills lading given to Trenton Mon.
roe and AL stations on Vick5burg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad, Via Delta
w. 3. BROGRETT
j8 Magazine street,
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80. EatUas.
0vlAGasIrA aEyEEs.

0uAGEIrA sEgER,
NEW ORLEANS AND OUAGHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves everY TIL EsDAY, at s D. N.
H~-s For OUACHITA CITY. MONROE.
lfls ssals I'd Trenton. and all town landings on
Black and 0naehita rivers = The
splendid passenger steamer
JDfEN m. HANNA,
Jack w. Blanks master. Clerk Bon G. Coruwel
will leaye as ab9ve For freight or passage
apply on board or 10
Capt. II. A. BLANKS, President.
No 1eG Gravier street.
GEO. d. HITE, BRITTOg 4 EpPLER. ]. q.
QARLIN, G. T. WORK. LORD & MoPEAKE.
H. W. ADAMS, Agents.
Connects regularly with steamer Bertha Brun-
ner for Bayou D'Arbonns stehmnrs Acme and
Jimmie Baker for Bayou Bartholomew md Ba-
line river steamer Tom Parker for Little ard
Ten saB rivers. ih5 If
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LETTER HEADS,
JOB PRINTING.

Our Office being ali NEW. bought VIZ.
reference to the wants Of this city, " s
abled to turn out SUPERIOR WObA 'ss
expeditions manner.
Estimates furnished on al CLASSES s
when required,
Gail and $50 samples and get our "
o re- ordering your work.
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PROGRAMME CARM
The very latest and most attraciysa
CARD BOARDS.

of every description In great vars
FOR
BUSINESS CARDS.
ADMIT CARDS.
DIAMOND CAR@
sHovt
WEDDING CARDS and
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" AAAIA0AAVb NNAA5AJJ tfiaf4
WEDDING ENVELOPES.
JAPANESE CARDS and
JAPANESE EsvE
.lornst2iE- new
LADIES Inv TATIQEs and
INFIqATfC .ss1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08
IMMIGRATION AGENCIES IN
WEST VIRGINIA.

The Jackson Hrud has some very
sensible and timely comments upon
the subject OF immigration agencies in
West Virginia. Referring % the mag
njfccnt sum OF S5Ol' appropriated by
the last Legislature in this behalf, il
saws:
But il the onc-horSe local policy is to
be tolerated, it will grow, aud finally
become a most oppressive hurlen, with
no corresponding benefits to the state.
A local agency, with hut few hundred
dollars at its command, will De able To
attract no general attention, AMI in a
few years We shall have a SCorc ortwO Of
these institutions, whose expense in the
aggregate will be enormous; and hall
the amount expended in a concentrated
way would be- productive Of mere good.
Ten-cent efforts in this direction will
not amount 10 anything People out
side, instead OF being impressed by them,
will only laugh no them, and hurry on
by West Virginia % the WcSt-to Min
neSota, NAV be, where they arr attracted
by the glowing u counts from the State
Commissioner ot Immigration, vino has
10000 a year to spend in advertising
the State
The character of the eiIorts-ii efforts
they made Ne callcd-made TO attract
population 10 West Virginia are evil
IDENTIFY not attracting much attention or
accomplishing their purpose 10 any APP
probable extent. We never will have
more people until we have more public
spirit-until We individually and colley-
lively get rid OF the idea that nothing is
10 our advantage that does not play Iii
rectly into our individual purse. Men
are attracted by this thing We call pub
bile spirit when there may be no sub
stantial assurances back OF IT, II carries
them of their feet as whirlwind, and
they enjoy the sensation Of being tossed
about, and don't care to get cut Of its
influence. They viii stop and stay
wherever the magnetic power is felt
StagnatiOn is death. Ii is human na-
ture 10 fee from H.
This public spirit is the chief element
in building up the West, as every man
knows who is familiar with western so
ciety. They have no more advantages
in the way ofelimAte, soil and other nat
ural resources Of health, wealth and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08

The editor of the Point Pleasant
Monitor is still less in love with the
County Court than he was a few days
ago. The reason ofIt i, that he was
advocating the election Of a county
Judge in place OF the Justices court, in.
Ii mating not less decided than compli-
mcutary convictions as to the legal
calbre Of the latter, whereupon he was
summoned before that august tribunal
to answer a rule for contempt. And
now, SAYS the editor:
eve are more than ever convinced Of
the Necessity OF change in the Judicial
system. You might as well employ a
blacksmith To repair your watch as to
employ man unacQuainted with law To
manage courts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08
THE ROAD LAW.


session Of the Legislature does not re-
ceive the hearty approval OF all our cluc
zens. Indeed, il would be matter Oh
impossihility To get law that would
please everybody. In talking with sew
aral persons from the country we hhd
them willing 20 work the NUMBER OF
days required To keep the roads IN good
condition but are not in favor OF taxa
ton: they saw they can select days
when they are not otherwise engaged
and consequently not miss the time II It
should even require eight or ten days
every wear. Others consider some other
method the better. BUCK
hdHaOR Banner.
We find that there is no subject oil
legislation that intesests our State eX-
changes more than the laws relating 10
the public roads. The above comments
of the BtHnsr are a fair sample Of the
character Of criticisms appearing from
week to week throughout the State.
The same interest prevailed in the
Legislature. The changes in the road
law elected a more general and heated
discussion than, perhaps, any other
subject.
We agree with the BGWSr in saying
that il would be very difficult to have
a law that would please everybody,
Yet everybody ought to be- pleased with
that law which would, beyond question,
secure the best roads at the least outlay
whether Of muscle OF money. And we
believe that such law is now on our
statute books, although it is there rs a
dead letter, and allowed to remain in
operative while less efficient and salts
factory law is enforced.
We refer to what is known "a the 'al-
tentative road law" This II seldom re-
ierred to, and doubtless, very mper-
iectly understood throughout the state,
and We DO not know that it Is in opera
ton i'm any single county. Ii is placed
upon the statute book after theAnanner
oi the alternative plan oi the County
Courts-that is-the most objectionable
plan was placed first, and put into oper-
alton, while the people have suffered
the evils Of the one without knowing
anything OF the benefits Of the other, or
that any opportunity for relieiwa open.
We dn MT intend tn take the tiuys
and space % explain or argue the All
vantages Of the alternative plan, or so
much a. refer to its provisions. IL
can be found i'm the statutes, where it
has slept since the formation Of the
State. II no one feels sufficiently OPP
pressed with the present law to induce
him 10 look up the other one, and un-
derStand it, and talk it up in his
county, We have no objections that the
present cumbersome AMI unsatisfactory
method should continue to aillict him
and his community.
We simply desire to call attention to
the TACT that there is now Incorporated
in the statutss OF the state a better,
cheaper, more efficient plan than the
one in operation, which any county is
at liberty to adopt. II is the one in force
in Pennsylvania AMI many Of the New
England States. II secures good roads
i'm business way, with hut triile OF
expense and trouble o. the community.
II any one has travelled through the
States where il is in operation, he will
not need further proof than obSerya-
ton, that il does secure good roads, OF
uniform AMI permanent condition OF
repair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08

ONO made an interesting bit of pOliti-
cal history yesterday. The record will
be pcruscd to-day more with reference to
its bearing upon future campaign than
for any immediate result. There was
as much "bunkum' used by the Radi-
Gals in the conduct OF the campaign as
there was in the late contest in Chicago,
five may judge 10y the Cincinnati press.
For example, the Gd:rt'r inStructs its
readers that every man who is in favor
Of hanging JEFF. DAVIS portrait in the
Capitol will vote the Democratic ticket
to-day" That character OF instruction
is what convinced the voters OF Chica-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08

Orieut Mutual, 81 New lori.......r leh1' y
PLATE GLASS; A''irTNL
KnickerbOckcr Casualty. New l"t lE''
Property insured nj th" yrry lnWe'i ~
Losses paid promptly I"'-l 49, a.l n.a.f
agents solicited In every part ui N'ri l.F.A
e Alpil-N
Iosx,u .vsuYvr, I,oal Arr. ral
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
HEALTH PRIMERS
EDITED BY
J. LANaDoN DOWN. M.D.ERcp
HENRY POWER, N.B,FRCs
J. MoRrrNER-GRASvTLLR. ND
JOHN TwEEDY, res

Though Il is Of the greatest lmror,.,,.
books upon health should be in tho hi,s'., -"
gress trustworthy. Il is no,oriou. tia, ee'
cheap and popular kind are mere cr18. c,-,' voc
tons Of incompetent Persons, and an. o. t'''
leading and injurious. Impressed by r. -,
sidentions, several eminent meIics- ,,a w
tifc men of London have cpmh.ncl 49,
series OF HEALTH PRIMERS a! A 80,
that shall be entitled 10 the fullest r.,...,..'
They are to he brief, simple, and ,rr..,.,.-''-
statement filled with substantial and p,.sr, -
formation suitable for the guidance 20, 80, -
people. Each Primer will be- wril,rgl ~
tlemsn specially competent To ina, -.
while the critical supervision Of he h,..,'..s
the hands of committee who Wi, al,s. ,.,,..
As these little books are prslur,! %, r,.,.r
authors, they are naturally basel Wv me-.
upon English experience. but IL ua,,,, li,,,.
whence illustrations upon such ,ul,.,,, =.
drawn, because the essential condition, = M -,
ing disease and preserving health an to,,,.-.
degree everywhere the same
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PAPAL AVAILABILITY.
Peter Never i'm Rome The BiSh-
OPP Founders The Burden of
Proof Rests Upon Him-"The
Mystic Babylon" Private
Judgment ~. CnreaSOning
Submission Observation-Disclosures.

Editor 81 the Register
There is a maxim which saws Iii
YOU continue tO throw mud. the chances
are that some oi il will stick" IL is
presumed that Bishop kaih is acting
upon this principle, while reiterating
from Sunday to sunday, behind his nam
parts, the oft-reiutel dogma Of his
Church. twill De notic,-i that i'm his
etfuSions Of Sunday, the SOth ult., be
founders terribly, and is evidently dis
turbed by the consciousness that he is
not making out his case. His mind is
sufficiently logical Ia perceive that un-
less he can establish the primacy Of Peter
al Rome, his whole superstTucture must
fall to the ground, infAlhbiliiy and all.
Hence, he underyoes the labor OF
Sisyphus But, "a fix the primRcy Of
Peter at Rome, he is bound to prove,
by the most unreasonable evil
dence, the preliminary facts, that Peter
was ever in Rome; and il there,
that he ever laid claim 10 the primacy;
and il 30, that II was conceded 20 him
by the other apostles-all-of which is
fatty denied BY the great body Of Prot
estaRts. Nay, Paul tells Us expressly
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DIED.

McCLANE-On Monday morning. atso'clrck.
M. JAM MCCLANE widow Of the late John
NCClAne. in the 18th year % her aye.
Funeral from her late residence. l50s Chapine
street. "Wednesday morning At 10 O'Clock Friends
Of the family are invited. Interment al Green.
wood.
CIANCY-Nonday, April :. 1872. AZ sos P n,
NNKrtN CLANCY, Sr., aged u years, 4 months
aud DAYS.
Funeral frsm the residence OF his son Martin
e. Clancy, No. BAG Jacob street. wednesday after,
noon, the sth INST, Al ? O'Clock. Friends are in
viied 20 attend Interment a. Nj Calvary
cemetery.
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The following are the official tootings
of the recent Chicago municipal cleo
ton: For Mayor-Harrison, Democrat,
o5.6O4; Wright, Republican, 2O44O;
schmidt Socialist, 1857; Democratic
majority over Republican for Mayor,
5l6l. The City Council stands; Dem
ocrats, Il; Republicans, Ia; Socialists
4; Independent Democrat, l. Last year
Chicago gave over 1000 Republican
majority.
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D. APPLETON g. CO.,
PUBLISHERS,
INSuR RANCE.

SAC & 55I Broadway, New YOrt.
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SPRING STOCK CARPETS.

SPRING STOCK CARPETS.
Just from the East. full As
sOrtment Of all the choicest pat
terms. every grade, all prices.
Largest stock of Rugs and
Fancy Mats ever brought 10 the
city. Gail early and get first
choice. FRIEND d son.
1863 Main Street.
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An exchange says that when BUTLER
told what saint SIMON CAMERON was,
neither Of them dared to look at the
other lest both Of them should laugh
aloud.
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ONE result Of the large emigration oil
NEGROES from the South to Kansas IS a
vigorous call for money to help care Tor
the blacks. They've already COM
menced 10 starve.
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NEW ApvERTIsEMEnTs.
NOTICE.

A PAIR OF SHOES LEFT BY MISTAKE.
N Owner, call and prove property and pay
charges. at ROOSTER Counting Room. apSq