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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-28

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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States for the District OF Virginia.
In the matter of Walter G. Galloway, banlsrupt-in
bankruptcy.
To whom it May Concern THE undersigned, J. Pa
Barksdale, of Patrick county, Virginia. hereby gives
notice OF HIS appointment assignee of the estate
of Walter q. Galloway, Franklin county Virginia, in
said districtwho has heretoiorebeon adjudgeda bank
rupt on his petition by the District court Of said
district.
10 lS--W3w J.P. BARKSDALF, Assignee,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-28
TRUNK FULL OF FUN.

Portfolio of first-cass Wit and Humor, contain
ing the Richest oonaical Stories, Cruel Sells, side
Splitting Jokes, Humorous Poetry, Quaint Parodes
Burlesque Sermons, New Conundrums and Mirth-
Provoking Speeches ever published. Interspersod
with curious Puzzles, Amusing Card Tricks, Feats
of Paror Magic, and nearly 200 Funny Engravings.
Illustrated Cover Price Is cts Sent by mail post
age paid any part of the United States on receipt
OF price. DICK d fITzd ERALD, Publishers, is
Ann street, Now York.
n PPLE PARER, CORER AND SLIOER. Made
= 4 by D. II. WHigTEMORE, Worcester, Mass
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-28
WEDNESDAY, TIE srH DAY OF MARCH, 1871,
at public auction, to the highest bidder,

~ 2 H11-I' II 2 y I31s1lD zAvI'HJ OH Lt4ND,
lying in the counties of Floyd, Roanoke and Mont
gomery, belonging to the estate OF said bankrupt
most of which Is quite valuable Said land will be
sold FREQ OF all liens and encumbralces.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-28

TERMS-One-thrd Of purchase money viii be re-
quired to be paid in cash residue in two equal in
stalments OF six and twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond, with good personal security, for the
deferred payments, and the title retained until tho
purchase money is fully paid
McKINsEY C BROWN, Assienees
In 0e-oau9u, ~ yva.aaid pris,a J,assiss,,,.
The New York herald., 1871-09-12

ATB MTNrz's. AZ FOURTH AVENUE, ABOVE
~ Twenty ninth strsct.-Ladies and gentlemen will ho
ast mis- he prices IS. MINI paws for Cast O8
cotns Carpets Jewrlfy f SlO 10 5Gu for Snk Drcsses
- 81 tU t6 for Pants call adj.
GTess above Ladies attended by Mrs Mint OF
fhS, ,tfx
The New York herald., 1871-09-12
TiAvELl.E.sS' GUIDE.


LBANY AND TROY DAY LfNE.-SrEAMERS @.
IA VIBBAKD and DANIEL DREW. from Vestry street
Al 80 A. NJ Thirty street at s45; landing at Yonk-
farrytown ana Nvack BY feryboat Cozzeas, West
Point. CORNWALL Ne~pars Poughkeepsc, Hhocbeck Cats
Kill and Hudson coDnectng with trains the New
York Central the West and jane 20 with tho
Abay and Snspnehanna I'D TOR sharon Sprin s from
New York; and Binshamon and by Rsnsse and sara
oga road tor Sar Springs Sj 81 rom New York; AZ
Hudson for Lebanon springs, all ra To Troy by seamnoAs
SCH YLkk.
ATARRAGANsETT STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAlLnOAD LINE
between Long Branch Philadelphia and Vine,and
Noce -Chsnge OF iime.,
On AMI after september l3, 1871,
The well known steamers
EMPIRE STATE AND JtSSt HOfT
Will leave per " North River, Of Murray street, daiy
tsurdays eAcrpcd ao'ciock A. NJ. aud O'Clock r. NJ
Fieishi received for Pbllsdcphia unu d T. NJ
NJ. T. . MONS
THE MARY POWELL, FROM vESrRY STREET AT
3%p: NJ daily, making usual Ian ilnss. Rctirn q cave
Rouaunt D 80 A. NJ, Pvu 5bserpsic 6D Mton 6tj New
ours 80 cornsal! 80, Wes Point 5.J5 Cozxens ilj, ar
rying In New York at IL IA
The New York herald., 1871-09-12
|TICE TO
MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS
nv the
GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGH LINE

CHARLESTON, s. g.
order TO correct formed
rev OF our patrons this iue viii in aure and until furher
notice. Issue time bills o. la sich parties dere
them SUBJECT to forfeiture for days delay beyond the
time specified.
will continue to SAT- regularly from pier - North
Rv,r making a ant certain points
the south and Southwest.
Through bills Of In ling will he issuei and signed nt the
once OF Henry X. Morgan Co., West street
BENTLEY D. HASELL, General Agent.
Xnp 2nrfeu nnr ,
The New York herald., 1871-09-12

E,OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF this line leave 81 North River foot Of
Boa
For Nor.oik, City Point and Richmond, The steamship
ISAAL BELL viii sail Tuesday Sept H. Mt r. NJ,
Meeting Virginia and Air ne, the Sea-
Inland Air line, Petersburg and eicon Railroad,
and ONO Railroad chm0nn and Danvile
Railroad Through passen tickets lhrou IA bulls Of
Hdng all points South and Southw.
olce pier 81 Office OF the CO npaDy, 1Si
Greenwich street, corner OF Dey
The New York herald., 1871-09-12

4 IBBY HOTEL, wARREN STREET, ONE BLOCK
L. rem IJrosdwzy, opposite CITY Hail light Rooms,
GJ n ceus jay. ~ 30 to ~ week family Rooms u
Ixsi 81 81 day, &4t0 W . week
The New York herald., 1871-09-12
HOTELS.

ul sire t corner Broadway.-Ele.ant Rooms. with or
without Board, during the sumner months, Al moderate
prices
The New York herald., 1871-09-12

At r. uAEJ,s sho SEVENTH hvENUF, BETWEEN
rhrylourth and Thru nth streets W pAy the lost
srs,s or ladies' ami gents' ason ciohns Carpep Bed.
S:ug. Ladies aiseud ded ~ by kIa HaSh
The New York herald., 1871-09-12

ATS. MlsH's, ia THIRD AVE- NUE LADIES AND
~ gentlemen receive the high eat price FOR tastoa
Clothing and Carpets by calling addressing Ladies a.
tended b. Mrs hlsh.
The New York herald., 1871-09-12
CLIO riIISt..

AT <A SEVENTH AVENUE. SECOND DOOR FROM
n Thirty fourth street guarantees 10 pay tho ful value
for Ladrs' ami 0entemenh castoi Clothing, Carpes &c
Call . o address Mr. or Mrr. NATHAN.
The New York herald., 1871-09-12
INSTRUCTION.

AN EXPERIENCED AND SUCCESSFUL TEACHER
"A will give private rucun in English aud Music for
80 month. La cs whose education has been nea ted
can have II brushed up in few months. Address So 10
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08


r01x-No change n che market stree
cur - rsvisw.
. T9uo CanvAssd Sugar
cured Hams, .............,.. l6(
lao IN. 4sss Posk, ....... 2a,o0
DUIT1R-Ths demand 10 fair for
ehsiss sstisls. We note the following
Q xk,C :Nosthsrn Roll and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2OcxI2bc
q oNoYtA'n Solid Packed 25c
- Pk'9A Choics Roll. 'aoctS2sc
100a-As market 10 quiet and well
ssppllsd. eaiss were
. Ikes price varied: accor.
dinG - coodition, ffom....... l5ccsl7c'
g IteD...-"..".-.."-.""... l6c(9l7c
w OO00o l1c
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08

y CoAN.-Is In good demand. The mar
~ = Arm and prices range from 59c0dlc,
eeeosding TO quality. Sales were
= ! Car, Esr Corn, on tact".- 50c
1850 sacks, White, delivered. :. .5sc@62c
1855 Mixed, /" ".- Coo
: Choice White, deld... Gle
from store Gaze
20 sacks G2lc
OATS.-We note dull market with
peospscs Of q still greater depression in
kslo6s. The demand below has fallen of.
6OarA delivered. .............57cG5sc
$50 eaeks, 81" ....."........6Gc(g5sc
b . Cara in sacks delivered. 49,. 6Gc
d. Carr, In Bulk, on
Wack,............ 4vc(I5lc.
In Bulk, delivered, Ole
8AY.-Ws note no change In prices,
~ tAses b somewhat Armsr feeling In
~ naskse for ehsice grsdoa The lower
OoAo ass neglected. The sales were
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08
EnnennHO0ue.r
warn~r. .m,.eu.9orus Is Inc only an,.

ce knoyn 10 eure the Whites. 10 will cure ;I
every casel Where Is the family IN which this
Important medicine IN not wantedi Mothers, this
Is N. greatest blessing ever offered you and you
should immediately procure Il. IL is also sure
cure for Female Irregularities, and may he de-
denied upon IN every case where the monthly
nov has been ohstructed through Gold or disease
sold 10y druggists, Price One Dollar, Or scntby
mail On r-ceip, Of one Dollar and Quarter,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08
DYSPEPsIA.
Cough NO More.
warner. Coush ss,.. nm !. ho.ll,,. .o,,

Warmers Coush Baisa ~ Is healing. sois
ning and cxpo'tofating. The extraordinary DOW.
or posaesse- IA imui.dIaieiy relieving and sscn.
uhlly curing. the most obstinate eases 81 Coushs
C1ld.. sore ThrOal, bronchitis, Inn uenss, CatAr.
most Incredible. 20 prompt i-the relief And Ger.
tain IL effects Ia all the above cases. or any anec.
ton Of the throat and inng-, that thousinds 81
say thai In the most healing end sHpectorating
medicine known One dose slwsys a6ords relief
and ~ the most eases one bottle effects cure
B1lisr II isyour own fault II 700 stiil cough aud
suffer. The baisam viii cure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08
TEN THOUSAND TIMES

= power equal to other microscopes OF many
t6es its cost. Reveals eoustess little worlds, all
arpund Ms, teeminy with life, which To the naked
eye must forever remain sealed books cells in
sieegsk, nIas IN water cheese mites, gar and
secta, hundreds OF eyes IN single eye of a nv,
dust OF butteriiys wings TO be perfectly formed
feathers, the much talked Of frnchina Spiulls or
pork worm, which Was lTst discovered IN Anne RIGA
with THIS Microscopic.
4 is OF intimate value 10 professional mon, TO
tea'hers and Ia studenls, bat nowhere Is IL Of
greater value than n the family Ahlo, within the
reach Of every nsmbor. ltwilI Height yourself,
your children aud your friends during tho long
winter evening". II will show You deliberations
and nneeaoliness Of various kinds Of food, ~ ~.
gar, tea, bread, meal, sc,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08
THE CELEBRATED
/ craig MICROSCOPE

II an optical wonder, reveals the thousands Of
hidden wonders Of Nature ia OF permanent use
sad practical availability, combining instruct ion
reimbursement, and never losing It's interest. II
mhguifes
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08
ii j. OF lnestimablc Value TO the Farmer

IN examining Insects which pgcy upon his crops.
The power Of a SO microscope, a.,d So simple 10
It's constiucion that any chiin eau use II under.
siandlngly and with appreciation.
behutii u present, elegant, Instructive; Amus-
my, and cheap over 5000 have teen sOlt.
DnFDg the past six Yeas Ito worth hts becn ties.
thed to by thousands OF -ct-ntitic men, farmers,
school teasi,srs, students, physicians, hends OF
families, aud others.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08

'''''''''''''.~o OVYi w
0UNDRl16-4HskB Bills. Krout, Is 90
p half Bbl; 9 Kegs Pigs Feet - 80; 8
ob6 Sorghum, Zoe per gal 20 Boxes, New
York Fsesory Cheese, i6c@iGAo, 2 Bbls
Bsanss u 20 per Busbel.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08
TMPO TO l'IFYSI.
l. CLANS.
4 New Discovery in Pharmacy

THERE'S NJ medicine - potent IA curing dis.
easesas fodophylln. Could u We administered
without giving pam, 10 would -up.fiod. ,ll other
cathartic-."- fiooilnd's NEEDED Works, voI. 8
The discovery claim 10 have made T. tho coin.
pounding o. PoIophyliin with mild laxaiycs ~
such a manner a. 20 make n mild aud pleasant
catharic that can De administered on an coca.
sions, TO old or young, male OF emac, without
causing irritation aud consequent pain. TINS
compound call Dr. Hooh,nd's Podophy lin. OF
substitute Tor MfEcrRY PM. I have mkrn Them
myself, and used thcm in my family a. well az In
my practice for the last two years. under all eli.
cunstances where aesihntie was indicated, ~ili
The most satisfactorily results. II acts equally upon
the -ecrc,ory and digestive organs, promoting
alsinc discharges ia "a natural manner. always
mild yet active enough 10 thoroughly cleans Ia.
Doscls 81 impurities, giving natural tone 70 tbs
general system. During the past fifteen years OF
my practice have used all the different purge.
ti'es In the Mat.ris Medea with latitude -a,i-is..
& c nns e. M Mem Tsh {; EefS sad e
ani Liver Pills TOO uuIlaFOas ~ Hs ation, all have
asimilrr effect. They are drastic 10 their ha,gta
draining ii I.-..!- al il- .-....-i s-.s-, always
neccssary - promote digei ton, consequently
producing Piles, Consumption, lave. compiaint.
aud long train 81 diseases Incident 10 the disc.
tvs oIgsns, instead Of relieving AZ intended,
While the compound have discovered, ~ IT.
mud apereni operating, acts IN "A gentle mlyc-
ment upon the small iutostinos aud Liver, r,ley-
ing ihein Of all obstruci.on-, ant inygorating the
whole system.
consider these Pills a great achievement, in
The annals OF .acd,c.Be, aud most respectfully
solicit your inycsugaiion, apl feel assured %
ihir trih youwill endorse all have sud in their
hNor: Ny method m treating ouch dlseS,sc, d.
foul Breath, Liver Compliusi, dyspepsia, Con.
stpatiOn OF the B0yQl., N.li1u, C6mpi'ant., aud
nearly ll diseases OF The Digestive organs has
bTcn, nfst 20 cleans the bowels Wilh the Il.l o
then using my Iit,cr- and Tonic 20 strengthen and
lnyig0Fale, aud Ia all cases whore proper n,ten.
Ton Was PAID 10 the directions the 4 -crsc would
Yield without further treatment ! should have
called attention to the Pills before nov but have
nti been able 10 supply the home demand tor
mem. have recently Increased my facilities for
manuis't turing AMI an now prepared u Iglly sup.
ply the wants OF all, cithor N isrgc or smM'
quantities, To- accommodate those AZ distance
until they can be Obtained IN every First Class
Drug Store H. The country, have adopted the
statas.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08
Wine of Life.

The Great Blood Purifier md Delicious Drink
Warner's Sinun WITH, or Wine Of l.tfe
Is nee from any poisonous drugs or impurities
being prepared Tor those Who require stiiinlani.
IL 10 asplendd appetizer. and tome, and this mn
II IL the most pleasant and delicious article ever
offered 20 the public, far superior TO bsandy,
whisky, wine, bitters, or any other article. II H.
female, young and old, can take the Wine OF Life
II ~, IN fact u life preseryer. Those who wish To
ENJOY good health and free flow Of lively spirits
frpn any thing ever before in use. II IL sold by
druggists. Price one Dollar. IN quart bottles:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08
The Bully>in.
Monday Evening. March Z, 1871.

Wa note moderately brisk market and
rsthor better feeling prevails for choice
hay tbsn has been the cases with that sta
p,es for some time psst. Oats are very
dun owing to there being no demand for
low. Prices have fallen TO the lowes,
rates In Now Orleans, and there j. no
presen, prospect Of a better market.
PLOUR.--The market FOR all grades i.
arm and active All offerings find ready
sale a prices quoted The sales were
ook AL Ny.psos,s <yrafles On
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08

Fhs, Co-psrtnership heretofore existing
betse en- Joseph swobodA aud Adolph sxObods,
under the firm name OF Jos Swoboda 4 Bro, rs
this da y dissolved by mutual consent.
AdoIl IN Bwoboda 10 authorized to collect all
JOSEPH sWOBODA,
Fehra6, ISL. ADoLPH swoBopA
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08

POULTRY.-Thers d an active demand
fss eAicksaa Of which there is q very lin
Aedsupply. Prizes range from - O0@5 90.
We no(s sAlss Of 8 coops chickens. - W
o. -.
F0fATOES.-No change worthy OF
noHn 4alea vwarO-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08
PRlCES3 OO.-Sent by Mail, Post Paid

Every instrument Is neatly baked, and han,I.
someiy labeled with full directions for use. Thou.
sands have been sent by mail.
Address, W. j. LlNEssS co.,
Chicago.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-17
HohAon GREELEY AND5;.1nE Ku Knux.-

HohAoH GREELEY AND9HE Ku Knux.-
Vt seems impossible for Horace Greeley
80 sinh tho .demagogae and appear for
1ohes truly honest man. after travel
isSxo5 Weeks in the sopths apd finding
it trsHlepadly quiet end orderly every
where he rattrnp t9 N en- York, and does
not havS.ssAe ma1hooh, to look Radical
meeting IN the:fade. without utteripe an
Implied libel upon the South. A SOD
must be thrown to Cerberus, and accord.
dngly, he let's Fly q volley OF impreoations
against the Southern Ku Klux, and calls
on the President to put them down at
every: cost. and That after both lie and
the President had been searching for
khena ia win, The ,tirale against the
vparpet-baggers is entirely just, but it
would have come with far better grace
from, o man who had not helped to origi-
nate and sustain the very policy that
produced and kept in Office that scurvy
set OF adventnrers. We can think of no
better man to write a crushing reply to
Greeley than carpet-bagger.
-A->$-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-17

FIRE. Yesterday morning, at half
past 2 O'Clock, fire occurred in the
kitchen attached to two and half
story wooden house in Nassau street.
occupied by Mr.. J. P. Martin, and
owned by Alderman McKinlay. The
family hurriedly escaped and saved a
portion of their furniture The houses
adjoining soon caught, and before they
could be extinguishcd. four in MI were
destroyed. Two of them belonged to
Mr.. Breidman, ono OF them to Mr.. J.
Rosis, and the other to Alderman Nc
Kinlay. On these houses there was no
insurance, the policies on them having
expired. The furniture generally was
partly saved, but DANCED. The sparks
and flakes from the burning buildings
were carried by the wind to the residence
ut the corner Of Columbus aud America
streets. formerly occupied by his Honor
Judge r. +. Graham. and the roof was
badly burned. Charleston Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-17

The Orleans princes apparently fully
accept the situation, md. according to
the latest kilograms from Versailles. yir
tually endorse the "new departure, i"
which has made France republic and
let them come home again. The Bona
partists, however, arc still working under
disadvantages, and it is now proposed
among Republican deputies, who intend
to urge the matter, to add to the deche.
nnce Of the late Emperor finishing
blow in the shape OF impeachment.
There is growing animosity between
the Republicans and Monarchists in the
Assembly, and when the vacancies from
the provinces nro filed and tho Assem-
by resumes it's sessions in Paris, there
then will be pandemonium.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-17

AVENEnApLE ARTIST The artist Tho
mas Sully, tho eminent portrait painter.
is living in Philadelphia. in the eighty.
eighth yenr OF his aga. !, He is still bright
and active in his atndio. Sully was born
in England. His mother came from
England to Norfolk. Va, in 1891. and
sully took his frat lessons in Charleston.
Is. c.. where he began miniature paint.
ing ut seven years Of ago. During his
long career, he has painted the portraits
Of many Of the prominent mon of the
country, including Lafayette, Jefferson,
Jackson, Adams, Monroe and others.
Mayor Halls message gives detailed
statement of the taxation levied by the
General Government upon the inhabit.
ants OF New York city, amounting to
S42, ,G05.00 Tho Mayor adds that these
estimates are much under tho mark.
and and the amount probably reaches $780,
900. 900.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-17

u we republish Yromgfss EahArteat0n
Courier an interesting naas PARAGRAPH In
relation toI tie business Of The leading
add tho list Of the 'deorgia's cargo, "
which is truly enoltnons ,in bulk: .7a''
NEW York. Exports s." ,Georesiia,.1. Gsii,.
1,709 bales COTTON, 48 bales domestic
goods. 403 bundles paper, 2O7 tiorces
rice. 298 barrels rosin, 72 caska clay, 1859
packages, furniture, 60. Sundries-282
barrels: POTATOES; 2.0e5 boxes vegetables,
and 251 boxes peaches and fruit.
"THE STEAMSHIP CoTToN,
RICE, PEACHES AND TOMATOES The
Iron Line is On institution. It spreads
out in freights and passengers con
s-i-d-e-r.a-b.l-y-; and wo record this
morning the agreeable fact that 2, 600
ton steamship can get ut Charleston-in
June-not only full cargo, but another
on dock. We wish the 1ribune's oorres-
pondent had been about Union Wharves,
between sunrise and sunset yesterday; it
would have been better point Of obser-
vation for one on the lookout for busi-
ness than White Point Garden, which,
we wish to remark, is at the promenade
end OF tho CITY. And then the Mrs
Grundy's, who are 80 anxious about
C-h-a-r.l-e.s-t because no big ships
can come in, you s-e-e-they could have
witnessed regular coasting steamship
leave her dook on q draft of eleven and
half feet OF water, and carrying away
5000 packages OF cotton, rice, naval
stores. clay. domestic goods. fruit aud
farm truck, and oil sorts OF other things;
oil ef which would have made 'erp feel
languid over their deep water invest
ments. The fact is, it's rather early TO
establish harbor expressly for The use
OF the Southern Pacific RAILROAD. Now,
1t q steamship can be Constructed to
carry 5000 bales OF cotton on twelve
feet draught of water, Amt it cheaper to
build tho new steamship to auit the port
than to build new ports to suit old
steamships? Passengers appreciate the
Iron Line From way Down South in
Dixie como the tired and dusty
Uoyageprs. seeking for these; deck state
rooms; 80 cool aud newly'farnished; and
the dwellers on the far distant Cshavba
and Alabama have already heard; OF
Booths dinnors on the Georgia.t Booth
is rising planet of the Deimdnico
order, and is sought after. 4,
1.-The 'Georgia's' cargo and passenger
list is referred TO elsewhere as evidence
that Charleston does aomo little busi-
ness. = Charleston Courier, June II.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-17

THRPoPE's ENoYc1IoA1-No CoMpRo.
.Ms4WrTH THE ''SuD ALPINE" Govern.
An -enegS)isal I'd Jettarr from, the
ESPe appearA iHytwo s. Jew YSrk pshers,
AleAbishops. r., AJer Aoitin Il lis
pt$nt situatiSA, the Ebpe declares Ahat
q atk6tonly VIZ akp Mfledaafegdards,
GndiNhioh are devised BY the su6-A1pine
S4aTNSnment, but that all titles, honors,
shape they take aRsai 9ns sneiai asFs5
OF safeguards OF guarantees, can be OF no
avail whatever. toward. !seonting prompt
and free 1se Of power diyinely transmit
ted to us, nor toward guarding The liber.
ty necessary for the ohurob.i Such being
tho condition Of ,sffairs, as We have .1s.
peatediy declared and professed that,
vithpptsthe ScEime of breaking our
solemn oath We can consent to no conci-
liation which would in my manner de-
stroy or diminish he rights'of God and
Of the Apostolic Sec, 30 now, as Of our
bonnden duty, We declare we will never
agree to nor accept, nor can we 30 agree
to or accept. those cunningly wrought
out safeguards or guarantees proposed
by the suh-Alpino Government. whatever
their devices, or any other, Of whatsoever
kind or however ratified, which, under
the form OF securing our sacred power
and liberty, shall have been offered to us
in lieu OF, and exchange for, that civil
principality with which Divine Provi-
dence willed that tho Holy Apostolic See
shonld be furnished aud strengthened,
and which is rntified to us by legitimate
and irrefragble titles as we'll as by pos.
session for more than eleven centuries.
God grant that the rulers OF this earth,
whom it much imports that such per-
nicions example OF usurpation as We
endure may not tako root and flourish
to the destruction of all power land
order. may join with one consent Of
minds and Wills, and that hushing quar-
rels, the Disturbances Of rebellions being
appeaHed. and the deadly counsels OF all
the sects abandoned, they may unite in
one movement for restoring to this Holy
Sec its rights, aud with thcso his full
liberty to the visible hehd of tho church
and the desired calm TO civil society.
Given at. Rome, at ST. Peters, on the
18th of May; A. D. 1S7l-the twenty
fifth Of our Ponti6cate."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-17

Justice, though slow of foot. will
finally overtake the erring. For malfea-
sance in Office, we learn from the New
berry Herald that the following sentencca
were passed upon the officers named be.
low:
Simeon Young, Chairman of tho Board
of County Commissioners, was sentenced
to six months in the County jail and to
pay a fine OF 500. County Commits.
sioner Hailstock, five months and fine
OF $50. County Commissioner Samuel
Dogan. three months aud S25.