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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-25
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Is THE ONLY DAILY PAPER BETWEEN
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and planters Of the interior.
Its prorrietors having bought out the
SUNNY SOUTH OFFICE.
and MERGED the material and subscription Iisis
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ter caicnlatei 70 win trade for i1 advertising
parrouf than the EXAMINER.
S. A. JONAS & c.
T2-csd Publishers and Prorrietors.
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Age Of % 25 30 IS

hgeol 70 o oO % 4O
policy ..........s26.14 s20.OS $32.66 sS7.Oi 1914
VIc; Accident ...... s4.5s $40 4O.7O A.1 4o.7S
Other ages in proportion.
Also, Term and Nom Forfeitable Endowment
Policies at proportionate low rates.
The TRAVELLERS OF HARTFORD was
the first company in the world TO combine Life
and Accident insurance under one policy and
premium. This form of policy meets with
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companies charge for Life insurance alone.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-25
Annual Premiums for Life,

Policies for Life insure against death from
any cause, and the premium is payable annual
ly during life. Rate per $1,000:
Ageof2O 25 30 35 40
policy; policy ;........sl2.l9 $3.50 s1s.lO s1s@ s22.a
Vc; Accident dent ...... . 1913 1890 @.1O 22.s7 2Gsl
Other ages in proportion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-25
Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
BOWERS & SPARKS, Publishers
Edited By ]. H. SPARKS.

Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, IN ONE OF
thc leading towns Of Arkausas, az - " per
year. and oilers 90 merchants 81 MeNpnls sreAt
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9nf D. tho ONLY PAPER published IN flne
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-25
Ten Year Non,Forfeitable.

Ten Year Non-F Forfeitable Policies. insure
against death from any cause, and tho pre-
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for accidents under this form of policy, holds
until age of rs. These policies are non-for-
fetable after two annual payments. Rate per
| tf000.
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] lso.s.ec2 2Retchue..i

.i'f'iie amount Of taxes paid the Government BY
Geo. Davis & Co., lItising the past f0lir mOnths
was niae hundred and fkirty-OHs thousand siS hpH-
dred and .ffty dollars. ri PorfsmoHtA Tribane.
liGeo. Davis 4 90. ~ are really only the agents
n pay the whisky taxca Of those who drisk
But IS iafgs as these 9laxses ars-- esSi, $50 in
four nAonthsAthe real amounts iaf in excess. 10
addition there Is the part of the cost 20 the eonf
sulneT of the whisky that Is not considered Gov
erhment tax. e Then there is the tax upon the
consumer ID the waste OF his meansin epuees
qlience OF his dlsslpated habits, There y the
Htaxe upcn wives and children in the way OF
wrelchedntsA and misery IN consequence ondrnn.l
ken husbands, sne tdtheFs. And perhaps SclptoI
county Is now paying tax' 10 support Harperee
ia the county Jail for the murder Of Dodge tlll bis
trial, when there will be more itax and perhspa
an additional tax 10 hang the criminal, who
had been drinking, ana for ought we know, Of
the 'tnanHIaetuFed article, ton which Geo. Davis
q Co. p9id tho Goyernmelt s0Sl $50 taxes bs
Certainly the "taxes' Of Geo, Davis = 20. arc
very Asdtg = -lHdriSttd Rgistsf.H .iVt''H "2H "
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selves by shooting at the great hideous allgatovs
also at the monkeys and parrots, We had 70
change boats twice on the re4d and tAe last
twelve miles we rode on wagons aud on nules.
Weed, Mccormick and took mnlcs and rode 10
getherf it was very pleasant and we enjoyed II
hugely, Sometimes our r1ad would be llned with
eensiLiVe plants and other flowers, sometimes with
Lemon trees, Bread Fruit trees. Aecaclas and
Bananas, aud at other tiInes, BY C0bia Vines. ana
many vines Of tle con1olsulus tribe; all covered
with f0wcrs some Of which were seven or eight
inches across. Our mules were t0lerEAbly respuc-
table, though they were little Inclined % be re-
fractory when the wagons would pass. We did
not hurry at all but got into San Jun about noon,
baeing started from Virgin bay on the Lake in
the morning. In the afternoonwe went on board
tue steamer America, which Is large vessel,
though pretty old and creaky, And there for four
whole days ne had 70 wait for the freight and
baggage. IL was Very tlresOme and very not the
mercury being ~ 10 degs. In the shade aid II
would rain In torrents about every afternoon.
We would go ashore occasionally and wander
around among the huge eld rocks and Caves OF
Ocean, and look AZ the various sea animals, and
pick up shells, Or pathe IN the surf whicll was
pretty heavy there, though We did not dare TO
swim out very far, ns the bay was IuIl Ot sharks
AT last, ON the evening Of The 10th. we lett San
Juan aud put to sca.a 5assas7 8 h e1tr-w q.
We had y very pleasant voyage on the Pacific
but il was exceedingly tedious. We had read
nearly everything on che boat, and so We had
nothing tu DO, aud had no energy Tor anything
anyhow. We saw whales, sharks, porpoises, sea
turtles, Tying iish &C, tut these iitIIs excite
nlents would s0un pass away. We had our lar
gest waves last Tuesday morning, they were
twenty or thirty lees high, and looked and felt
pretty big.
San francisco does not look as expected.
though il ID lallwOndertul city, Montgomery
street reminds my OF 4ths Street, Cincinnati
SacraLento covers great deal Of ground, but
is not y very imposing city but. was extremely
glad 70 get here ior "A had been travelling nearly
aIl the Time 1ur more than six weeks and was
about tired out. A like California very well 50
lar. though IL has rained nearly ever since came
here. NJ health Is excellent now, and my appe-
IlLe terrlnc, US weidld not fare very welt on tile
SLeauicr. think The cllaigp Of climate has been
u great thing tor Ine w 1 haye nUl had Al attack
vi neuralgia since left home, fur which am trn-
~ thankful. Yours alectionately,
.ggos alJ idsgo6i sd 9ah3 iss w. LAYTON.
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.aoFbe outrsoes against freedmen a
T Texas have become 40 , taesrrible. as that bd
even ,,,, Gov Throo.moytons haa,S .heen
rcmueIlea - eaIl soy ,yoors agsl,iH r
y.ia5t5J.. ". .,. Z, ri. ! ! A,;.ili
as u ! 'sou
and Al Non I'm. s;,so,, ,C,.,us,o, l, ~ psnn.,,,
y,s;.u ,hs,si ,.os,, ,o,,;,,s,sa ! ..,,.,,. s !.
a. Sthsf n s,,,,l,l;c.,,. u ,h.,s .1s,,ssr.l
sista IevisI.tnudr,esss. for II 4 sa6a,oy s1 Z, Z,
Tbis ;Ds,,rs. q g ,bs;r 81 sIac,;oD t;,,7 I-,'.
.a,'.nY. W, -. ,...g, M u, sqe.a
Er.I - y" a" sVi1e ~
oSs a1N w'''sS pis'' = /, Nv'iH,nnvi1, ~ s9,
vbite man .ho, ,v;es ', 1. ! no,,vo'
t,hst. ~. ,.a.,to .l,,,,. ssa L;l,.dos.e;,t
TIA ,s.sIas h.a rssr U.ss,,;rIyulq 5Ga
adI n. ! n, s,IIal 9. 20 I. 2. Exc, B. /,
u s,;e;da vhlls 4 :, !. 4 4. or ;ossni,v
w. Il. ~, -...,eL -. 80. .ii.r -
81 80 80 NJ. q s i; y y 4, " = ~"
VsA c.sy vpupO'l las' HH,eeAkiuot 4 nne ttes-
deUE OF the council was hit with al
Inhstaaa. and ,bsn ~, are,v =; /. n;.,ol ana
80 .0bssc,,eu,lv' .y,a.tsa INA ,,sl,sr
kSgoFs sbs} Ns.Sor Il ,alilV ,sI75d5al5 a
Il ,..ls5a .T.tx9, srom 2 ~ egol9e.
r." u y vU.I,.ss as ;., snOs 'sr a-' v"n lusu
"a 49,. -, h;....,r sTx - - !.
sls O' ~ - .: 49, =
- fFt4la ~ srr INV s"o "au
'sS y Z - marry n' m.a 1a's ,v.,,sn wn1 .as
~. !, go. .,,;.". = .-. ~.
sv....'"'l@' IN ' -o1,'s''''"@ ! 4 so1sT By
-'"i'. s,A..i.A g,easv .s,a 1oaq
,sT yp'cago' iSoap van h0In q sno'
W. = sps psae' q Du. sne WinlproO'
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The business transacted in Congress
during the past week has been of the
the gEeatest importance. The acting
President sent in message to the
Senats. two and . half columns in length,
being 1 veto Of the suffrage bill. The
Senate passed il over the veto by 20 to
10. The House passed it by IlS to SO.
Mr.. Ashley Of Ohio, in the House, pre-
fsrred articles of impeachment against
Andy johnson. A motion to lay on
the table was lost BY i05'to 81. The
matter was then referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee, and is now under
investigation, Abill passed the House,
only s4 in the negative, making il
felony, fine up to $4,000, and imprison-
ment up to ten years, for selling ne
groes into slavery, as has been done
recently in Maryland. Il The bills adj
mitting Nebraska and Colorado both
passed, the former in the Senate by "a
to is, and the latter a4 to 70. Both
contained Mr., Edmupd's amendment,
that there should be mo denial or
abridgement Of the elective franchise
on account of race or color. Mr,Wade's
bill, applying this principle 70 all the
territories, passed the Senate bya4tOs,
and the House by lO4 to 3S. The bill
for the assembling Of the 4oth Congress
on the. 4th Of March next passed both
| nOuees. N .ialnmn asaiaL.,. .l..tt
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The stablecf Mr Mscks, ,in Scioto-
vie, vas destroyed BY FIRE . short time
aeo.l snd three valuable horses siburned
10 death. 81 blHow bas pa 50 % 81 sis
eved-.aVf s5ae8 .ns. ie 4qgeflg4gu yqg
Two Dev banks have been started
e Macarthur. IIop.gHJS, Bundy and
@sWs Delay Of our county are inter-
ssssdin one Of fthem.a 9aifbe l.aoR oT
s,-A man named Joseph Coon was
recently drowned near ChilIicotho. His
taAmhsoameunm ran upon
thsios, Whss be broke through aud was
St4Hfslaa aH Iqu ,t9Npae h1sat YAK 700
.SrffITT dtg0W Of Oi ,ls4njaglDuGn
o-lTho Tebsla Democracy inetin Co.
lambun on the eth, and put ID hominai
tlouthe following ticket, TO be slaughter
Cd on the Second Tuesday in October
haxt; Governor, Allen G. Thurman /.
"A Govp Danisl 8. Uhle Treasurer Of
State, Dr. O FuhonJ Auditor Of State,
5ohnd McEIwes, Attorney General,
Ftihk II, HurdI Judge Of Supreme
Court Thomas n. KEY Controller Of
Treasurer. VIM. Sheridan Board d
Public Works, Arthur IIuehcs. The,
rAeszdD rs.Ape fhah rnInu.n N raha
100 ,.LI- fifd IfsgT Ta7A1V0E ia-fsN1s
'e'Oaa''OnS dsy ouialHH dots 0u
They are having regular lectures
ih'bfAIiesta this winter, BY some 81 ID,
bsil lep.ursrs 10 The unitsd stales.oso.
The Adams County Dtfsadsr ssyl
that Sanfsra Phillips late Of tho III
O.Y. civssg. has been murdered 4
TIE village Of Bsntopyills, but does no
Fethe panlcalaEadpleB sIol4 .sslo
1.-The mitsriaIs q tie late WayerI,
1Y.kcaa been taken "a Macarthur
ana anosher Democratic paper 10 q
- started thsEs. inalopposition 10 th'
R~ua Sas " tBs BAlton family. saaia
The gai c0mpqpY sf lEontOn hal
bru HoeEpomied. and ths city will b
.lIghtsdsby the middle q shmhletg d
he Ironlon A<gislst says that irol
= t.ez4 4AII 'e..1 ihat Iii Az t,,,.. ...,,.~L
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siSs She was ashss pEis0h for thirty
days for vagrancy. Her husband was
an industrious man, and be took charge
Of bis children. 49, 3
Aseveral fellows who are keeping
gambling houses in Cincinnati have
been .fiued $500 each: III
The Fayette County Head says
that-some persons poured out the beer
in a saloon in West Lancaster, boring
the casks full Of holes. .--------------.--
The pnmber, Of marriage licenses
issued IN Gallia county during the year
1866 wzs $40. This was i57 more than
were Issued in this county.
Navigation has been suspended on
the Ohio river fors0matimc, on account
Of the floating ice, gss;, ags.f...s 81.
The tax paid on whisky in Cincin-
natl amounts to nearly one thousand
dollars each hour And all this is paid
by the whisky. .drinker! g3l e., d'' IN Il
Pour rovdics in Cincinnati one day
last week stationed themselves on one
Of the street corners and insulted every
one who passed Officers attempted to
arrest them, when they we're knocked
down and secured. Cause, whisky n
lsd-aAi young woman named Christine
Kett was murdered In Dayton few
days age. olta afa 3sl2 ., gs2h ... ..l.. sea.
I. There have BEEN several destructive
fires in different parts Of the State iu
The pasttsw days. s1olsam Tooy ygdo
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/ GEN. AAMuEr. .rri0rrAa.

a 4 NJ = aaf
Bvt. Brig. Gen. Sarn'l. Thomas, chief
Of Gen, Howard's staff. was mustered
OutOf the Uaited States service, JAN
9Th, 1867, at bis own request. aii ..a'9
70 Gen. Thomas entered the army as a
lieutenant ID the 27th Ohio from Jack
SON dcc99Anty, in july 1861, He was
with the Army Of the Tennessee, and
participated in all'the engagements of
that army till the capture of vicksborg.
He waS assigned to duty as Superinten-
dent Of Freedmen in the Mississippi
valley BY Gen, Grant. He wasideHtifed
with all the movements made for the
education aud care.of The destitute and
helpless Freedmen thrown upon the
charities of The Government inthe mil
itarS department Of Mississippi and
Tennessee. HewaS appointed Assistant
Ccmmissioher Bureau Refugees, Freed.
men and Abandoned Lands for the
Slate, q Mississippi at tbsf clGse'. of f the
war, and continued to discharge that
ddtytillflast April, when he was called
to'WashiDgton to to assume the charge o.
Gen, Howard's Office. t, M y ,.;..,o M, 4,
d, Re refused the commission of Major
offered himih one of the newiregiments
being organized, and now retires from
al public duty to engage in the iron
business At GAINESVILLE, Ohio, 5lns .ara
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I This Company now fully organized, having
complied with the lawsyof N. \. State, and de-
posted $1O0, OF Its capital with the superin-
tehdert Of the INSURANCE DepAfthent for the .se-
curity Of itslpolIcy holderss Is nov prepared to
lseue the various kinds Of policies oUas favorable
conditions as those of any other Company.
Observation-Disclosures with the age Of the Policy.
Nopyparliclpating rates ere lower than those Of
ant Company i'd the World. !, .ss,
Losses paid In thirty days after due notice and
proof Of death.
2 Liberal arrangements made In regard 10 travel
sOne-thirdl of Tue amount Of pfemiam will be
loaned the policy-holdcr when desired.
Liberal arrangements made with good Agents
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Public Notice.


yN.l.z-Jli IaIn nkl ~ H. ~ iL2tfiAl liltfeI
d5lPr0bateH N Ot1Cesgsao,
DARTTEs Interested are hereby hotlnsd inst
nRebecca Delay, adtnInIstratrix Of the pa,sss
Of Ahbfose Delav, decd; 2tas1 l,A
SAMUEL McGhet, administrator Of The sstAis IL
q Samuel MeGhee, assIenee IT David Radclln;
Samuel MpGhee, administration ds bOnis sos of
James Fhffar iaec'dt itl-3pR lsi ~ 7ew s
a! u pevst, guardian Of Nancy Catlin, Eliza
Catlln and William Catlin A' ,s,llp3'n tn,t - -
"A! ]. J.sDevef, ghardlAn 6f Nancy MeGilivery;
AndFsy ed James Foster executors IF George
sarah Rowland, admIplss'ssslEo q Joseph ROW
lahd aAed..t ,loftN IS = stt--fsii III " p
10 ,Jj'Ssal1sh Dempsey, executor y taas, Dshpr
Il u. v. French sahIuIssfgspt h ssiit Won Of
Of BeHiamlii Bransepmb, dtci g. 80, ri
\ Samuel A, stepheusou administration 0f the g.
tate Eli plumueF, dec'd;h
\ Samuel A. Stephenson and John Plummar, e.
ecut0l8 OF William PlufAnleF, decdi tF
Susan Chernglou, guardian Of Margaret Nam
cy A. and JGhn y. Ch8fiAgtoni a &C.
Mary RsasIIG aE s sd@iqis'iasFlE of ths estate q
Hiram ~ ssard' rnSdlsn q James N. 0orsuch.
Ellanor Gorsuch Samantha Gorsnch Margaret
G0rsueh and Thomas u 8preaeh 1s1 gaiTaT
Howell u Prlca adrn'rof tha eststocf Thomas
Price, decd 81 l3Gs .lisni
George BARLOW, guardian Of William .parIaw j, !
John }. Q. Evans, Adllinlstfatof Of samuel
John ). d Evans. admInIlnatot Of Margaret
Lawrence, deed, ah9l Al99s 'sass9saa s'ii 9la
have filed their accounts for settlement IN tAe
PF0Ua16 Court be jackson county, Ohio, and the
same win stand for hearing end degsfminali0f On
Thursday, February 9Th, <. d., 1857. 'es3
=. ,-A.7.o GEO. W. Johns JOHNSON.
Jan. ll;lgs7-sw, frotpse tndge.
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,trAPHYsIoI oaIcAL VIEW ofMARRrAeE

YEdAPHYsIpLOG OGICAL VIEW ofI.fARRIAGE
containing nearly 800 pages, and 1870 fne PLATE
ENGRAVINGS of the Anatomy of the Human
Organs hi state Of Health and Disease, With o
Treatise on Early Errors, its Depiorable sCenso-
quences upon the Mind and Body with the An-
thor'e 'eElalF Of Treatment only rational aud
successful mode of Cure, as shown by thereport
Of cases treated. A trnthful adNiser to tho mar
ried and those contemplating marriages. who en-.
tertaIt doubts Of their physical condition, Sent
free Of postage to nng address on receipt Of rs
cents in stamps or pokhI currency, by addressing
DIR. LA CR0IX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
ny The author maybe consulted upon any Of
the diseases upon which bis book treats. Medi-
cines sent to any part of the world.
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MN. mUJNDVss ePEECTE.


On Iaat Saturday week, Hon, II, S.
BuSpY made ap able speech in the House
Of Representatives which is spoken Of
very highly byictho press throughout
the county. The tVaahingt6n cores
p6ndeut Of the N. Y. ,TbBuAs says ~. ]
| M. Bundy o. Ohio made speech attacking
tha nnaliclal eoufse 0f Secretary McCulI0ch. This
1pdach Wa Iall Of good points ana. hhaagIhiF
Bundy'A nut slipFk wns lla,ened 70 With attention
When We rsmsmber that Mr. BVSnl
attacksdaA pc theory Of the zlib'sss,
we cOnddef tAIs notice AZ the more
llattsring, We viii publish this speech
next week, and ,Aik IL adYanCe that ou|
readers examine Il carefully ss itisppor
8 subject that interests every one Ia the
l.aas srH Isd na5l lova sdvf o10Tt h.e
tEs4d}fs
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HOUSES, FARMS, LANDS
0ns y TowNsEND- 8 cos ~ .Y
.M llREALI ESTATE RECORD y

A large journal. pnbllsIed monthly sent fr~,
containing descriptions of city and country
property ltjin fAaftUFt l8fN3
DWELLINGS, STORES, LOTS. FARMS, C0UN-
oasTRYSEATss MILLS, LANDS, &C., &C. =
Farms 10 Pennsylvania New Jersey, Maryland,
Delaware, Virginia, and other States
Lands IN Pennsglvani and the South and West.
For full particulars, prices, terms, &C., send for
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MADAME, JUMEL'S MAMMARIAL BALM
INA AND PATENT BREAST ELEYAT0R
develop the form physinlogically, Depot s6s
Canal ST., N. y. Send for circular. Bold BY
druggists. Agents wanted, q 80 amaloo
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ID IsLRY's BUCHU Is THE CURE for FaIh
~ and Weakness In the Back and Lolns, and
III those complaints resulting from derangemgnt
Of the Kidneys end urinary organs. Sold 10 large
CO.. Wholesale Druggists. lai Chambers Street..
Now York. ts H0 ssa f9ei ieai 6aEel hr
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adoag glH Notice.

FVAHE undersigned haa been appointed by ths
i Probate Court OF 5aeksen coanty, Adfnlnis-
tFatrlx Of the estate Of Joseph RolaAd, deceased.
JeRs 10, 67--Sw. ro6saA SARAH ROLAND. stl
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ChnPped Hands mad Face, gOro
Lips, &c.
Cureda at once by the use Of HEGEMAN'S CAM
PH0R ICE WITH GLYCERINE, keeps the
hands soft II the ecoldest weather. See that you
get thegebhIne. Sold BY Druggists.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic.
HEGEMAN'S FERRATED ELIXIR or BARK
"A pleasant cordial containing the active prin-
ciplesof CGliIgya Bqrkand FysOphoVAsls Of lFOn.
Sold BY Druggists.
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VNTANTED-5AGENT to sell Gen. Basil w.
w Dukes "Historyiof Morgans Cavalry"
Everybody buys it, Agents are making Sf00 per
FEssENDEE, Publisher llf Main St. Cincinnati o
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Welt Wears Welll
THE GENUINE

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> Impartial Sufferings.

3tDda qiSef1 ffi II AZ sff ,f 80 Do q gfn
Wealth, Refinement Station. o. Condition
are exempt.
FENtIE PHOTO OKEN or Females Frlepdxex,
from hyseFIA nausea nervous iErItablty, Distress
lng7 epprehenslens and all those trpHbleaonei
coinnhlnts that Invite premature Old age. End
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-14

THE STATEMENT brought by the Cable that Bish-
op DUpAN1oUP, of Paris, is a prominent candidate
for the Papal succession at the death Of PrUs K.,
is either an error or very significant fact. Since
the time of ADRIAN VI, in the year 1922, no pre-
late has been eligible, practically, to the Papal
chair unless he was On italian by birth. The pecu-
liar union Of temporal and spiritual power in the
Head of the Church, and the vastness Of the in
huence attracting to the Office, since the reign of
LEO X, had compacted and organized that SOW
ereignty, made tho Papacy too tempting prize to
be open for the intrigues and strifes Of different
nations; and 80, by common consent, for nearly
three centuries and half Italians alone have been
eligible in the election by the College Of Cardinals.
RNAPoIEoN really intends to press one of his own
men upon the College, and, as it were, force the
succession out Of Italy, it must betoken come
further move in connection with his well-known
views concerning the separation Of temporal and
spiritual sovereignty. But the probability is that
the rumor is only rumor. In the first place, the
venerable P1Us k still lves and is in remarkably
good health. Till he is dead there cannot be
much OF a struggle over his successor.