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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

"LET Us HAVE PEACE. ."--Whcn the Rus,
slams cNtcrminatc onc-half Of Poland and
brn,ally tramplc upon those surviving, even
70 the extent of aboishing their language
and blotting thcir county from the map
the Russians proclaim TINT "Ordcr rciens
in Warsaw" and the t!zar, like Gen. Grant.
caws out ''Lct us have peace"
1t is Taoitus, VIC believe, who described
the ancient method Of pacifcation, now so
clcvcrly apcdby General Grant. lie shows
how the eon1neror "madc solitude and
called it Peace" Gen. Grants gushing ut
terSncc has but little ofthe apos olic flavor
it breathes of the Russian and smells of tho
oharncl-house History is full ofiust such
wolhsh cant, and iflhc lamb, trusts in its
sincerity, wo! to the lamb, for it is already
halCdcyoured.
1ugRSta ConSttUtiOnaGSL
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
In EQUITY.

EW Of For"c'os"rc Of Morgagc and jar Rrlict
Elizabeth Wyrick ~ Adam Wyrick aud oth
crs.
1t appearing to The Court that Adam Wy.
rick, Henry GradAick and wife Mary, Cal
houn Wyrick and Robi. K. IInrtin and wife
Martha, Defendants in The above stated
cause are absent from aud without the State.
II IS ordcrcd on motion Of Mr.. McCants,
Solicitor for Cumplninans that said Dcfcn.
dants do appear and plead answer or dcmnr
TO SAID bill Within forty days from The date
OF the first ruGlicatiDn III Of this order or de.
cree pro confcsSo will be entered of record
againsI them. ii. \. GAlLLARD,
G. T.. f. j.
Commissioners Onicc,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
Washington Municipal Affairs.
WAsiIlNGToN. June 10,

The complication Of municipal affairs
remains unchanged. Bowen is in posses =
sion Of the Mayors Cilicc, and still holds
ON 10 the city posmasterehip.
The Radicals in the lower board, by SC :
cognizing the registers certificates, arc all
right, but arc crippled in the upper board,
where they lack a quorum. One cf the
aldermen elected year ago is now acting
with the Conservatives
The City Council proceedings rather indi-
cats final organization with the Conscrva :
tIvcs in the majority on joint ballot. This
1s very important, because tho joint session
appoints MI tho municipal officers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. a,a

fSSENCE or GINGER, Gclatinc, EXT.
- Lemon, Mrs Winslcw's Soothing Syr-
mp, Diarrhma Remedy, husbands Magncsia,
lloStcttcr's I'ittcrs, Calisaya Bttcrs, Soda,
Cream Tartcr, Corn Starch, Farina, Arrow
Root Allcock's Porous plastcrs, Queens
Delight. Sc just received.
kETClllN, McMASTER & BRlCE.
nrl or ~"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

EDITOR TTinuNE: he following extract
from letter written by an Alabamon now
on visit to Cincinnati, Ohio, may prove
Interesting TO your readers:
mot a gun was fred in this city for The
Chicago Radical nomination. Pcnllcton is
all the rage. On being recognized M The
theatre few evenings since. the cnric au-
dlencc arose ta mHsSc and gave him three
times three The cry Of rcndlc,on. peace,
grecnbacks and Il palcfacc government is
heard everywhere"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
NOTICE.

M Office is hereby given 10 all parties
~ claiming contraband spirits seized ~
W'nnsh"ro, for yolaliin of the Internal
Revenuc Laws, o como forward within so
days IRON date and prove property and give
bond Tor costs Of suit in U 8. District
Court-othcrwisc it will DO sold according
0 law
keg seized from Express Train Sll,
March last, 2 kegs seized from Il. $. Multi
can: kegs and2 empty casks from a. NJ
Booc; 2cask at the store Of j. ID. McCarlcy,
property Of IL. w. Dcsportcs.
CALVIN BRICE,
Deputy Colleo,oY.
may 2l-1m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
900.

John Phoenix once said that vixen
from the deck Of an outgoing steamer
he shouted to friend, 'Good-byc,
Colonel ~ two-thirds Of the crowd on
the wharf raised their hats and said
"Good~byc, old fcl, TEX kor your
self"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
IN EQUITY---FAIRFIELD. 1867.
commissioners Onicc
may 2G-;,j 4 - %

NH FW Foreclosure q .Horiyayc.
Commissioner in Equity VS. Jno, 4. Myers,
Ct. al.
nrpcaring TO the Court that Alexander
Whiidcn y Sons Defendants in Tie above
stated cause .are absent from and without ,I,c
State.
II * ordered on ,notion Of Mr.. Rion Soli
citor for the Complainant, that said Uulcn
dants do appear and plead answer or ,icmur
to said bill within forty days from the date
ofthc first publication Of this order or y
decree PRO eohicsso will DC entered of record
against them.
j. a.. GAILLARD,
z. j.. +. D.
commissioners Onicc,
may 20..i 1 IL 2b
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
5000

BUSHELS Of CORN on consignment, par.
~ ties wishing 10 buy Corn will find il TO
their advantage to call al once and make
engagements rs | can offer good induce
incnl5 nj present hut for CASH ONLY.
apl l8 JNO =. MATTHEW'S, Jr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
IN E0Uil'X..-FAiREIED, 1867.
BW for &pocifc Performance.

EWJor &pcafc Performance.
Thos, Adcrson os. Elizabeth X. Anderson
d al.
1T appearing TO the Court that John
kinoHid, james kincaid, William a. Kin.
caid, aud Fannie II. Johnson, defendants in
the above stated cause are absent from and
without the STATE.
II IS orulertd OH motion Of Mr.. Rion,
complainants Solicitor that said defendants
40 appear and plead, answer or dcmur to
said I'LL within forty days from Tho date of
the first publication of ihisordcr or decree
PRO confesso viii be entered Of record against
them.
II. a. GAIILARD,
-, Com. in Equity.
Commissioners Ofiice,
NAY 26~4 lS 20 june 2ja!y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 10.
No Important progress WAC made last
night on the tax till.
Commissioner Rillin's resignation being
contingent upon iniirmation (?) by the Som
ate OF successor, amounts 10 no rcsigna-
ton.
II is stated that Butler and Logan have
concluded to hold Woolley in confinement
nntila quorum of the committee is present.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Juno 10.
Governor Bullock was on the floor OF
the Senate to-day engineering Georgia mat
tors.
Butler had scvcra, Ohioans before him
to-day, and Peter Shook. of Hamilton, Ohio,
had a very easy examination yesterday, but
IS rcpresen cd as being much disturbed to.
day when Butlcrasknd him to explain tho
following teicgrams: .'What can YOU do
towards saving The couniry?'' Signed
Woollcy. "Twcnty thousand on bank, and
rs much more as may be needed" Signed
Shook
Commander Auiich was buried to-day. A
full battalion Of marines attended.
IL IS stated that Mr.. Groosbeck is con-
sdcrng letter from President johnson
rendering him the Treasury secrctaryship
General Rousseau has six weeks leave O.
General Grant is at West Point.
General Meade left to day after days
visit 1t is understood that he opposed the
admission Of Alabama.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
New York Market.

NUW LVIh MdlhUV'
New York, June 1877 IN.
Cotton q shade lower; sales 1900
bales at 28@a29-chiehy 20. Gold
DO.
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON, June l3.
Cotton dull and nominally sales
% bales -middling %; receipts 5.
Liverpool Market.
LIVERPOOL, June IS.
Cotton quiet uplan ds loId.; Or
leans Id.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
Gable Dispatches.

LONDON, Juno 13:
It Is understood that D D'sraeli 10 detormin- !
cd to appealto the people. The new Far.
lamont will mcel in December next.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

RAnIcALIsM PLAYING Our.--A writer
from llartsvillc, Darlington, S. g., under
date Of June, 1868, says:
"Thc votes for County officers under the
Observation-Disclosures striped Constitution
were counted al this precinct to-day, show
ing the following result: Number votes
polled, lSG; whites, 10; blacks, 7G Eve
ry white man and twenty-five colored voted
the Democratic ticket. The highest candi
date on the Democratic ticket received 1873
votes, and on the radical (nnd he colorcd
mani h6 vo'cs--giving n majority of II
votes in favor Of the Democratic candidate,
Quite number Of the colorcd people mani
Tested deep interest in behalf of the
Democratic ticket, Many of the colorcd
voters preferred not TO leave their farms TO
attend the election. the novelty of voting
having in 4 measure worn OIL, ,"-CAGylestou
Mercury.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

Sentimental young lady to pcrrum-
er: 81 don't think you forwarded
The scent | meant it seems entirely
different to that / ordered" Per-
iumcr, who is fond Of pmming: Mad
am, am sure that what you meant
sent the scent sent WAS the scent
YOU meant, consequently we arc both
Of one sentiment"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
I Metallic Clothes Lines.

fNHAT will not rust and will not wear out
Il Also another supply Of Brades Slco
Hess. Just received by
KETCHJN, MoMAsTER s. BRICR,
Mayl0
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
Nomination..
DRUGS, MEDICINES sc.

HOD LIVER OIL, Jacobs Cordial CASTLE
" Soap, Nux Vomic,, Nut Calls, Licoricc,
i,lcoricc Root Peruvian Bark, Philolokcn,
Burnt timber. Croton Oil, lndellblc Ink,
Extract Lemon, Muci,age, Mascn's Black
ing.
Also, Gargling Oil Citrate Maencsia.
and indclibic Pencils. Just received by
KETClIIN, McMASTER s. BRICE.
may ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
IL. " BIslCE,
Pastor HONEYWELL (lurrl,

This IS certify that We arc using +.
Elders Pate Clothes Washer; il is 'sinplc
md not liable o get out Of order. We can
recommend it TO The public to be grca,
saving of labor and lcss Injurious TO the
clothes than ihc old method Of washing.
Rev u Bc'ts, Winnsboro, S G. Mrs Dr.
j Il McMasicr, Winnsboro, S G, Mrs Saml
" Stevenson, Fairfield District. S G., Mrs
Nobt Heron, Fairfield District, $ C., Mrs G
Kennedy, Chester, $ G, Dr A Rccly,
Chester, $ G, Mrs Caleb Barnes, Colombia
&, Mrs !, iongnc Columbia, S G, Capt
Gris', Proprietor Enquirer, Yorkvillc,
) {, Mrs, 5. B. Clowncy, Winnsboro, s. c.
feb 22l- Iyr
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A. friend writes us from Camden :

A f;o,l ~,r;,o, 80 , e
.wo oro ,,,, ,..;,
tbouob homo ,ho nr,donnn ..a~a;,n ~
cretion and bicb iona of Tho c,n,ro,,;,,.
mind. of ,h;, n;.,,.;. I'm
wa NOV o"'y Garry us
'nre"sh surely on' MAKE oil work for our
s"a'i gaffisoh has arrived, and arc
.i'"N'"g "'0' o""'A'e' arrests. PARTIES have
peeh arrested ana immersed in cells, with
"u' any 'it' 'nat'oh OF the grounds or the
ohence' IT. Is only supposed, from the
p'r'loh ol inc Dislrict where the arrests
nave oeen made mat the arrests arc
eohncc'cd WIN the murder of Dill, Of whoss
doath regret $ arc entertained entirely indc-
poh"e"' 0' "is merits Ih@n'f.
=
once "ee6 says tic following riddle was
"''''e" "S Ar'ho'shop "hatley' who Offer
Gu !" VAN '-oo 10 any one who would guess
"'
When from the Ark's capacious round
whn v"s "oi,t = thn. ','v Hrs, ,oi'n M IN ra'rs,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

General Lee has written letter to the
editor Of tho Yale CoUrant, denying tho
truth of tho recent account ofallcgcd out.
rages by students of the college Of whic.
he Is President, and snyingJ that he had
hoped the previous dcnials by others had
satisfied all fair minded persons.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
LEMONS! LEMONS !!

SODA CRACKERS, Novelty Cakes, Tea
~ Cakes, Candy, Nuts, &c., just received
ny JOHN MCINTYRE & co.
juno II
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
Charleston Market.
Liverpool Market.

'AND THERE SHALL Bm FAMINEs AND Frs
TILEScEs. .'--Sevcrc dcs,itu,ion and s,tl,rr
ing, amounting to famine, prevail in various
parts OF Europe ani Africa In corSc.
qucncc Of the failure Of three successive
crops, there is distressing famine in north
eastern Prussia, and tyrhus frvcr is making
fearful havoc. In Russia, pcslilcncc and
famine are raging. In Finland. hundreds
lave died from hunger; and in Sweden,
England, and France, there is great sutlrr-
ing among the poor. Northern Africa is
severely afflicted by this awful scourgc OF
famine. In Algicrs, oycra hurdred ,hous-
anu persons have died OF cholera and hun
ger iii six months. In Tunis, the Arabs
are dying by thousands from cold and star
yation. In the city Of Tunis alone. eight
thousand have pcrishcd in wo months and
the famine is hardly less severe in Morocco,
number Of citizens Of Hamburg. were
arrested las, week, by ordcrof Gen Candy.
Tor refusing the use of u church, of which
they were trustees, to The Radicals for hold
ing one OF their nocturnal pow.wows. The
Augusta Chronicle 0ad Sentinel gives the
annexed statement of the affair.
From a conversation with one Of thc ccn.
tlemcp arrested in Hamburg, We learn that
on the arrival of the party in Aiken they
were set to work cleaning out stables and
doing other mcnial service; this too, bcfo,c
any examination was had into the charac.
ter of the charges Of which they were accus
CO. After working nearly ali day the COM
mnpdaEt of the Post Of Aiken released these
cit'2ens on promise Of giving bail to stand
Their trial whenever the case was brought
up.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

SoUrI CAROLINA DELEGATES TO THE
ATIoNAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS
for tie state at Laive. =, Hon. B. II.
Perry, Hon. James Chesnu;, General
Wade Hampton and Hon. James b.
Campbell Altcmates Judge j. a.
lng!is, Judge a. p. Aldrich. Hon. G.
Nj. Furman and Chancellor j. p. Car
roll
First Congressional Djshict.-CoI.
w. s. Mullins. Hon. j l.. Manninr
Alternatcs--Grn. j. b. Kcrshaw ana
Hon. r. .Dozicr
Second O@tjct.~lion Carlos Tracy
AID Hon. Caas. II &nnonton. AIirr.
notrs-John IIanckcl, Esq and Col. r
b. Rhcn, Jr.
Wdd District Gen. Jo',n s. Pros.
TOW, Gen. NJ. w. Gary. Alcrna,rs -
Gen. NJ Il. B0nham, lIoN. \ = F'rcie.
rick.
FomM Djayjci.-llon. Armix,rl
B"r', -. Alcrno,cs--IIon. ". y
Simpson, -.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
RICuMOND juno 8.

Chief Justice Chase, in case to day,
charged hejury, TO the effect that oil
bonds, drafts, notes, &C., drawn during the
war in the rebel States, payable in the loyal
States arc illegal and cannot be recovered
at law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

Mr.. Nathan II fheimsr, late OF our
city, aud now connected with the large
iisti Try and liquor h0u4e Of Haf bel
ner b os., Cincinnati sud St. LOuis, and
Who has been sajourniGg IN our city the
isst fey dsys, leaves this evening on the
Liberty for Little Rock. We commend
aim 70 eur ITieods in Arkansas as q most
genial gentleman, snd IS the representa-
dvs OF a most excellent aid reliable firm.
The L 3. Clark reported saved In the
late horrible steamboat accident on the
O1io river, is, we are happy 20 announce
% our readers, DR.. 8. b. Clark, OF the
Knickerboeker Life ~Insurance Company.
We were GLAD 70 We'c'me home, from
4 trip through North Mississippi, our
feisnd G. Nourse, Esg., Of the Ptm.
nix Insurance Company, Mr.. NGarse
reports matters and things az lively in
those regions, and thiug5 looking up.
We are glad to be able TO contradict
the report that jesse W. Page, IT,, was
on the ill-fated United States, anu lost 10
the late disaster. He was not on either
Of the unfortunate hats.
a. JsCqlemod, Eco Of the firm Of
JacquemUd, Johnson & Co., NJ SO Bsa
Yer street, New YoTs, (srccsssors to @.
Meletts 4 Co ) importers of and agents
for B1r0eaux aud Port vine, aad the
very a0est oigsfs, ia 10 town stopping at
the OvsrtoB, where he remains . day or
two. He goes hence to New OrlesLs.
We learn with pleasure that Mr.. Thos.
J. Noble, the distinguished artist whose
visit to Memphis some months since
viii be recellected by his friends, has
Geen honored by q call 70 preside over
The new Academy Of Fine ARTS Of Gin
einnAti.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08
MORE OF THE 81 TsrERY.

Yesterday morning a poles officer, at
trscted by tbs notice In the APPEAL CT
the eff cir on Court street, went down TO
thu huuss where tbs trunk thst was
fouad mad b7su places. snd asked 70 See
it, aud ina pnckst0O1k which was found
si5h Il. AmiDiug ire lister, q pho
10 sTspu Ess found which he officer i'm
msdisley declared that be recognized
Nth pieiu re OF a friend-Capt. Hobbs
frmaTly OF the FEDERAL army, aud Of
Iats = planter at or nesr M1und City,
AK. % examining the papers IN the
p~lokethnnk further, several signed by
Cspt. HOtbJ and aGdTesssd to him were
fuuod, tnus confirming the words OF the
p3lic.mtu Among other pictures, there
was u Of Capt. Hobbs with a baby in
MS arms, and one OF a little girl, ssy
some twelve ears of age. The wearing
apparel was msrked - Hobbs" and
evidently belonged to Mrs. II.
Toe trunk was taken up 20 the Fret
DtstrieJ ststionhouss. Tbs matter Is be
ing investigated into, and We nope soon
t. be able 70 clear &c up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

THEATER.-Thsre was q good, though
a0t 10 say full house, at the New Mem
phis Tbeater last night to witness the
-ixth representation Of the White FdUn.
There was no falling of or dimiButioD,
however, OF interest in the spectacle,
aud The audience seemed to enjoy the
beautiful aud graceful dances, the sOngs,
the comiealities, and the gorgeous scenic
effects as much, nay, eve more than on
any preceding occasion. The house dur
ing certain portions Of the play was kept
in q constant roar by the by-plays, and
what under other circumstances or in
another play would be termed "gsgs."
In the present instance they were very
happy SDlpromptrs and made an i'm
mense deal Of fan, Illustrating In q high
degree the aptitude and peculiar forte Of
Mr. McWaGs, who used them most fire.
quently. Mrs. Cline was again and
agsia eneored, and the very welkin was
made to ring with the cheers which re-
eeived and greeted this little lady every
tine she appeared. Miss Viola Piunkett
as the /" Princess" was more charming
than ever, while Mrs. flanagan IS Prin-
cess AHA" was the Jealous, proud, re-
geogeiHi Woman ana queen 10 the very
lfe. Mr.. Dewey ought to "star itn Ia
the role OF "Pelicsn," for Though it
may be 2 doubtful cOmplimeoj) he could
. be excelied in ii. or the dancing It
10 supeIhuOus TO Speak,-Te cannot
praise it too wsFmlY, for 1t is perfect.
rhs plsy- White Fdt0H-is repeated to-
night,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08
NURSERY
Established in 1910.

LARGE vSrIsiy OF Ornamental freess
a ~GhTubhsv, Fysrgresns and The finest va
retsea OF Froft TreSs; also. nd aSsoftment OF
Hot Hsnsa Plants and Flover and everything
usually found in = first eass Snrs.ryi wnlen 4
odsr Tor salsatGREATLY REDUcED FhtGkS.
inc STOCK On hand having accumulated fnr
the last few years, IL beccmes NECESSARY, on &C
count OF 3 want OF room, 70 dispose % ~ scr.
nlns which I will oftr a. greatly reducSo
prieea. ard chzzper than any Nurery norm OF
south o. this psfns can possibly inrnish tnem-
Thsv are The FeieS6ons Of The lsss Of.
whaa,on, whose loug experience - the best
~usrantes OF their being net only . tne1
Are roprsssn ed 10 be. bot as being peequa1y
aaaossd u tas Southern climates markes Or
,rhieh rs devoted his especial SScdy.
IN addition n the above have 4 very iaI2e
stock ~ Magnoifsx, witch ] can O1f1r at great
= duced prizes, and which viii be csTesnily
naeked for tram pOrtauon 81 an ex~Serle1eeo
csiaioTues. with prices and a iutrr.nsaoa
vzsnfed. viii be sent 81 appieA ion TO
WADDT TaONPSOEs
p. o. Box ~, Memphis xenn.
Terms cash OF stE eeeepc@ne~% neNso&N@
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it eTclasivelyfl for the interest0f Memphis
O these terms my Company will sup
p'rt the prUp0s' q consolidation. Hsuch
terms fail, We can build cur road without
nsip from that quarter.
l I understand Col. TATE and Gen.
WEST they viii sc5rpt these terms. I
ohesrfully aequit those gentlemen Of
having ever Intended any d~iseourtesy 70
NY ,om suy, upon the explanations
tdty hzva made.
Res -ecsfaily. A. 3. MITCHELL.
Pres't Mtss.sssppi River X, r.
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CONCEPTION OF THE h. v.
HARY.


To-day Is the anniversary OF the coz
csption OF the Blessed Virgin Mary, and
is one OF the festivals OF the Catholic
Church, in connection With which q long
controversy prevails. It is well known
that the doctrine OF the Immaculate oOR-
ceptOn of the Virgin, or her conception
without the tslnJ Of original sin, was
until very recently, comparatively, a
theological dogma, on which the Church
uad BTt claimed 90 positive decision. II
was Instituted first, 1t IL said by some, as
& festival, by Anselm, Archbishop OF
Canterbury, Ia tue year 1910, on the &C.
CASTOR OF the ssfe Geiivsr9nce OF the fleet
o William toe Conqueror frOH g terri
hle suoim 10 which it vas caught. This,
however, must DO IN error; for Auselm
was not Archbishop Of Canterbury st
thc time usBtiOned, coming into that
of1cs some twenty yesrsIRter. The best
auIhoIitiea unite in eScrioiDg II, there
fore, to Peter, the Lombard, In l060
Choueh the doctrine OF tee Immaculate
conception had existed thus long, and in
sugport OF and against 70 lore has been
aTiiteu ;hsl On any other point Of ecclS'
sissticai controversy, Tore suthor slone,
Peter d'Aivs, having written forty
eight foilos on the mysteries Of the con
C9EilfHt ~ 10 CItg FSiJ Al~1-IJ Nh%N ~
has become 3 feast OF cb.igst n
Though tbs dogma or doctrine was Ac-
cepted ~ the mslority ct the doctors,
and strepuously maintained by many
theological wri.ers uf great eninenee, It
was deoled by some, mere especially by
the D5mi0iesus, and was pronounced by
several Papes 20 be s doctrine psither 70
be absolutely enforced or eondenned-s
roiBtin short gu which Individual MEM
bars of he church were free to use their
ind vidaal judgment. But the matter,
after many VeslaTiss Of wrsngiing, on
rne eighth day OF December, 1854, was
st al rest forever by = deitverzucs Of
Pope Ptus *, who declared 10 the AZ
drmativs auo "a de the feast obligatory
Toe d,ctuue Of the Immaculate o0neep-
,bs 3 sssed Nusia acoo dinghy
nov faruos so essential sruole tn the r.
Catholic eysssm of belief. The
services OF the Devotion to the Blessed
VIII be celebrated 70 day Ia all
the Catholic churches Ia this city, aud
throughout ths world, wherever q Cath
Gle church fEis's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08
N oUsoFs OF TRs ooMPAnY.

This calculation leavss a very small
balance TO be provided for by mortgage
honda
Ny attention has been called to 3 prop
ositin8 pending before the Cay Conncii,
% give certain gratOities to the "Scuth
ern Railroad Association" % induoe
them to become enlisted 10 ths Missis-
aiupi r yer Raiir al. L have not seea
that proposition and cannot say whittier
[ approve IL or not. I-shkll bs thank.
ful 10 the City Council for any help they
may bestoW % my Company, whlcki hie
worked long &nO faithfully 60 give Mem
phis what I consider her most Important
rOa6, by fSr, east Of the Mississippi
Whpthsr Memphis had beitsr pa; her
1900 900 into the road to Troy, or giyeit
- an Association who will undertake TO
build the road, Is thu resl question IN.
VOWED II e be deemed best 70 give 70
10 an "Asaorlasion land ia order 70
secure q coasolidated through llae irom
greuaca, Mi-P., via Mssnpnie, 60 PsGU-
cab, XIV, this plan may be ueeessaTy-I
-baii ipsiss that the Association red ~
ing such grafuity consist, by q large ma.
.jBrity, of persons i%nlsrssted 10 the roads
composing the through line and OitizaDs
( Memphis who. 10 Der darkest hibErs,
nave stood by hsT fortune. al nDs 10
favor Of surrer defiDg orr roads into for
aizn hands 10 bs built and Owued II We
asre cliz 4ns 81 our own able, 9Th the
orOpossd grataitiee, TO bgiid toe rolti 10
Troy Station, and @hO would have every
lr9sntivs khewu ame1g nsn b gpsE6ts