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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner 9TH and d streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es
TATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

- BY virtue Of deed Of trust from T.. w. pu-
Association: No. 5, bearing date Sept. Z, $50,
and recorded IN Liber No. 6z3, folio sly one OF the
land records for Vast ington county in the District
OF Columbia. and at the request in writing, Of the
treasurer OF ire said association, shall ofer for
sale az public auction, in front of the preuises on
MONDAY, the 20th day Of November, at o'clock
p m. Lot No. "a. in WiltbergerAs subdivision OF
by atwo-story frame dwelling, situated on street
north, between 9th and 18th streets west. No. 6I4
Sloo will be reauir ed nc the time Of ssej balance in
X and twelve month"; for notes hearing interest
secured by deed Of trust the prernis-s All
and stsmps At purchasers cost. II
terms Of sal not complied with within Ave days
from day of SALE the trustees reserve the right 10
,esel the property az he risk and cost OF TIE de-
fauiiing purchaser, by giving ten days pubic no
tce OF such resale by adye Rising in so,ne ora ,r
more newspapers publ shed in said city. O-e "
ANTON ERERLYIr
GEORGE BAUER,{ trustees
no3-eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Apcfs
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lY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctinneers,
- Southeast corner 18th and ID streets

- By virtue Of DEGREES Of the supreme Court
e3 of the District Of Columbia of the Ith Of Feb
in cbapcery cause No as, Between Charles H.
Bowen, plaintiff and Celinda A. Tucker, Jane A.
toD' m front Of the premises, at O'clock a" on
MONDAY the1 3 h day Of November, 1871 part of Lot
part street north at the line dividing said lot,
and lot Dumbt red Z, and running east along said
feet to sad lot numbered thence along said line 100
feet TO said street and place Of beginning containing
and improved by Frame House, No. 126, fronting
fifteen teet on L. street north, between Let street
west and New Jersey avenue, and containing four
Terms one,third Of the purchase money to be
equal instruments, six and twelve IN lnths from the
day Of sale with notes bearing interest from the
after the EroFery is bid of, and complete the pnr.
properly to be resoi at the cost and risk If the de
Ia ltng purchaser The purchaser 10 pay for stamps
81 Since the former sale of this property the then
technical defect in the title has been by an
ard the title is now clear and unquestionabie other
wise sale, and the money deposited paid bv the
purGhsssr for examination Sc e title will ell be
oc50~d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
81 TIE ARovE SALE Is POST PoNHD UN.
tn FRIDAY the 1th instant, at the same hour and
noltd GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY LATIMER ,LEARY, huctIoneers,
- Successors to cooper LatimerJ
Southwest corDer OF Penna. avenue and 18th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON l1TH STREET WEST, BE-
1w KIN AND II STREETS NORTH
IA BY virtue Of "a deed Of trust TO the under
Er.M signed frC m CharlesV. Gordon and wife, bear
aking date the III; h day If september. A. d $50,
and recorded in Libsr Ne f23 at folio 34i and at the
request of the party secured thereby. will sell on
the premises AT public auction, on MONDAY. the
10Th day of November, A. ID. 1871. at O'Clock D..
m all the interest Of the said Charles V. Gordon
the dafe Of seid deed in and the following de-
scribed part of Lot No. s, Square No 345. be-
ginning "a feet from the southwest corner OF said
To- ard running thence north "a feet thence east 70
feet thence south feet thence % feet lOI, in
ches thence south Is feet AMI thence west % feet
lCtz inches to the beginning with the improve
meDts.
The property fronts llth street west aud is i'm
proved by n large Frame Dwelling house, said to
have all the modern cOnyeniences.
Terms: S2!0 cash; the residue at s, II and IS
months, with interest, to be secured by deed of
trust upon the premises. $40 in cash to be depOs-
fted when the property 10 struck Of otherwise the
same VIII be again nut mp instaDter. IL the terms
lot complied with 10 five days after sale the de-
post to be forfeited by the delinquent purchaser,
and the property 10 be resOld at his risk and
veyancing and stamrs at the xpense of the pur
chaser. FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
nos LATiMER b CLEARY, Aucts.
ry- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
n MONDAY, Nov ember 10th, ISL. same hour and
place. v. W JONES. Trustee
nOli LATIMER Il CLEARLY, Aucts
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.

IT Is NO UsK TALkING,
ARE SELLING THElR GOODS
10 PEE CENr L0WER
THAN ANY OTHkR HOUSE IN WASHING
TON.
OrffE SlG -lSc 10.
n a. 10 HIp ~ ~ " = P. .-------.-..iic' 70
SHOULDERS - lie 10.
BREAKFAST BACON-.llAse. 10.
NEN YORK STATE ROLL BUTrER,
sn1Y y IN IN ~ 1, per 10.
FAMILY FLOUR (all CHOICE s2ls, 9 50. s2.t5.
TEAS.
Just received tine lot Of TEAS from San Fran
prices.
imperial Tea only Sc. worth elsewhere 81
imperial Tea only 81, worth elsewhere 81
Gu powder only 81 Is, worth elsewhere 81 So
0OloDg, bssf Sc., worth elsewere 81
Ergllsh Breakfast 81, worth elsewhere 81 IS
We have also received a lot Of China Black Tea
put mp in u bash cts, which we are selling At tn
low price cf 81 IS per N.
On hand = fresh lot of New York Bnekwhest, SIC
per ID, New Orleans Moiasses. Thc. per gal Coal
Oil Sc. Ter gal ;0at Neal &c per 10. Fresh Ground
GrshaU Flour, &c per N also choice lot Of Picked
Shsd az lec each 1t will pay 10 give us call be
lore going elspvhe
33l IN Srth sideD PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
oc2or Between 81 and a. streets.
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RT GREEN & WILL1ALS, Auctloneers.
- 3l9, Southeast corner of 9TH and ID streets.

- SlS, Southeast corner OF 9TH and ID streets.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- The undersigned will offer for sale. at public
sanction, on the premises. on MONDAY, the
goth day of NJ yember, 1871, st O'Clock D. m +,
the following valuable unimproved real estate Lot
A. fronting thirty six feet on Bridge street and
G., containing 3eio square feet. more or less being
aportlcn Of The property owned and occupied by the
late Alfred Lee. This valuable property is eigbIy
stnated and presents rare opportunity for invest
And on TUESDAY, the 2Ist day of November, A.
ID. Isl at O'Clock p. m, the undersigned will also
situated on llth street. between and G. N W
Washington, d, u. This lot also belonged TO the
estate of the late Alfred Lee. and comprises some
5 square feet OF ground, more or less and Is sitU
sted neIr Pennsy ania avenue and the site of the
proposed new market. and in a rapidly improving
nTonar, OF me CITY Title to both these pieces OF
Terms One third cash; balance in one and two
years, in equal instruments secured by the notes of
me purchaser, bearing six per cent interest; with
veyancins At cost Of purchaser. A payment ef $50
cash on S@hP iG S Of pEopsrty Whsp sod
noll-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Il IN PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD
- BY virt1e of a deed of trust dated May 10.
lSo, and duly recorded inn Liber n. B., No. 5;
Prince Georges county, Maryland, shall proceed
to sell, on FRIDAY, oyember "a 1871, At 0 clock
able Farm, lying in Prince Georges county, Nd .
known as b ais Farm, addition to Bacon Hall
and Quebeck, containing 400 acres, more OF less
according TO the metes and bounds in said deed set
forth, al being the land formerly owned by James
Smile, situate about l2 miles from ashington, d.
G., near the line Of the Baltimore and Potomac and
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and years.
with interest," secured by deed Of trust. Deposit Of
$40 to be made at time of sale Stamps and convey
no I3-td CHAs cons CALLAN. Trustee.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMBOAT LINES
NEW lNFREsS Linz VA CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA. VA WASH
lSGToN AND GEOkGEToNS, u. {.
whsrvss. P6iiaSslrs.s, evcfI MEDSEsfAS I'D
SATURDAY, ~ IAN.
~. e I'M Tris ;,,ss, es'. s,oSn sysry MON
Tuesday and THURSDAY.
Freight reoeiV 81 ~ ~ , time
Apply 90 -. v HNpE. 50 Water street Ge--r--
town; u. e., kLpRlDGE a 60. AleNandria.
Va Nm CLYDE 60 ~ south Dclassrr Ave
hue, thllaa~iphlA. mott
A NCBoR LINE STEAMERS
~ SAIL ErERf "WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
GRDAT TO AND FRoN
Calling q, oDdonserry 70 isnd Nail Sra rsss.ns--.
The steamers - tkis faVet lie I'm ar poflt a -
ft,sd Gp in every rcsScei WITH al 1Sla 4fff
m,aeTn inProNeuents calculated - iu 49,
gers.
70 =, Passes; Res, Pssa,,, ~ C.--rsg,-
-, DERBY
.sbin ketUrn Tickcts, sl1. stCuTirs 6ssi a-,a mo-
ss,is ~, IN, S Stssgage IS fti,-
lsrs spply 70 HSSBEEsSN sRorHrRs. Bs-i.
sylysnis Awnue, wnLIAMsON a Co, haas Iiss
sueet, " SshlLst"s, y . 80 Nn-
II :. NAIL RoUTK TO NORFOLK.
SsaVsS Lady atu, Lake, Japass Gray ,onr4a.x-
fnE, coNaecEtrs NozFota trIfs fss Ssakanrd aal
hodsol. R0tiro0d goT az paris ~ "a SoNfA. aal
qua tts stee,seTs 0fAs NJ. ~. TaNY0rfsitos
On and amer Monday, May LIST, the stsam-r LADY
OF TIN LAKE. .oarryins the United r.
States mail, viii leave her wharf, foot EhYt-N
Of Tth street, every Monday. " ednes nr2<1nET
day ans FRIDAY At .. m, Ter N-rfolk. Returnina
leave Norfolk TUESDAY, Thursday aud Saturday, e
GlymOnt, Pi6ey Point, Point Lockout aud fortr..s
% aTspsT Sorief Var spp Es GS Ss1sd %
Alexandria, Va, ,. q. Waters, Georgeta~n, = O.
orto DORSEY CLAGETT. GonerAl Agent,
Cor. 18th street and New York avenue
Q m. Flnst class fare 70 Norfolk, st round triS,
~ Seconds class fare 90 Norfolk, IS; round trfpe
Ss. sp1iy
MERCHANTS LINE or STEAMSHIPS
Nl BETWEEN
WASHINGTON And EEw YORK.
Hereafter the Pine Steamships Y. O. KNIeHr
and John GIBSON, viii make regular <>e1n
EXAShRfA, WASHINGTON and
SEOkGEIoWN, as follows Leave NEW YORK
from Pier 81, East River, every SATURDAY. Al q
Z. m. Leave GEORGETOWN syery FRIDAY q
a m, and ALEXANDRIA the sAns asy a. 3 n
Agent, ofoe and wharf fsci Of Hish .frest, Geors.
town, er - the corner Of nth street and New Yorh
ayenHe.
jell-a NV. THOMPSON. President.
SHoBrEsT AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH,
~ eta she Rtchvlond, Ffsds-soksb.rg
ssd Potomac Lsss-stesmers leave sHA3
seventh street Wharf twice daily
lsynday .. N. excepted, IT O. m and D. m Ofbss,
oos Pennsylys ns avenue myE a
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
. Southeast corner 7th and d streets

Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NAL ESTATE ON MERIDIAN HILL. AT
THE HEAD OF 16TH STREET, AT AUCTION.
t;:I date June the 10th, A.. d. 1870, and duly re
corded in Liber 6lS, folio 80, one of the land
records Tor Washington county, in the District of
Columbia: and by the written request of the party
secured, 1 will sell at public auction on FRI
DAY the LIST day Of December, A. D. ls7l, at
desirable real estate, viZ:-LOt numbered one ID in
block numbered six, (6 according to the recorded
subdivision by Hall and Elvans, of the property
known az Meridian Hill; in Washington county,
District OF Columbia and improved by a new four
story brick house with French roof, and containing
about teen rooms with fine halls, closets. &c,
making one of the finest residences in Washington
for sale.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months, the deferred payments
TO bear interest a. the rate OF ten per cent be
secured by deed Of trust the premises All CON
yeyaneing and stamps al purchasers cost. Sa0
down on the day of SALE and if the of sale
not complied with within ten days from day of sale
the trustee reserves the right resell the property
sold at the risk and cost of the defauing purchaser
by giving five days notice in some newspaper pub
lished in the city of Washington
CHI As. A. JAMES, Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
nOg eo6ds Rep.J Auctioneers,
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Dl GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctfOneers,
ID Southeast corner 7th and d streets

z
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
Trustees SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREET WEST, BETWEEN NORTH W AND
B0IEDARi SIS, IMPROVED BY 1HREE
BRICK HOUSES.
IL By virtue Of q deed OF trust dated July Ia,
e 1871, and record d in Liber 655 folio Il, OF the
SAland records of Washington county, District
OF Columbia, and by direction of the party secured
theIe by, will sell, at public auctiun the premi
ses, MONDAY, November 9th, ISL, 1t $50
O'Clock y. m, all those pieces parcels Of ground
and premises, in Washington city, ID. O., and known
and de scribed Lots OIL g. and "a, in II. h. Allen
subdivision of part of the east half of Square 24
which subdivision is recorded in Liber u. H. B.,
folio So Of the surveyor Office, mproy ed by three
brick dwelling houses
Terms of sale: ) 30 cash on each house, and the
balance in six and twelve months, secured by notes
and deed of trust the property. IL the terms
not complied with within i've days from ths day of
sale. the Trustee the right to resell the
properly the risk and cost of the defsultng pur
chaser. clio down on each house when the property
is struck of. Stamps and conveyancing ut the cost
RP DODGE Trustee
oc3 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE
having made default in complying with the terms of
sale, the said property will be rcsold on MONDAY,
November goth, at same time and place. at the risk
and cost OF the defaultips purchaser.
r. p. DODGE. Trustee.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
nOl4 lPatriOtI Auctioneers.
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Auctisneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
At AUCTIuN-hERCHANT MILL-NEaR

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT AUCTluN-hERCHANT MILL-NEaR
TENNALLGTOWN,D u. G.
Ii By vrtue of deed Of trust to the under
t.H signed, dated January Is, ISL, recorded in
49, Liber 632, folis 417, of the land records of
Washington county, District Of Columbia, and D.
direction of the party secured thereby will sell
at public auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY,
the 21st day OF November, A. ID. ISL, at 1 ocllck
m, all the following described property NAMED in
said trust beginning for the same the sou Invest
corner Of Levi and Henry Burrows land. in the
eastern line OF ShDemakers land: thence with said
Shoemaker line south Al degrees west 50 percies 10
a corner OF the Government farm; thence with it
east line degrees wet GO rerches 10 the north eide
o. reserved road; thslce west So degrees east 100
SOC0 perches to west side IF reserved cad; thence
north 4a degrees west 81 perches then north s. de
grees east . 6lC0 perches then north 3Sa degrees
cast p perches, then north 35z degrees west .
perches to the eastern line of said Burrows land
thence with their line south If degrees west 81
perches; thence with their south line west thirty
prrches; hen with their west line 46I degrees
west 46 perches to the beginning, containing So
acres of land, improved by a Merchant Mill. known
the " Tepnallytown Mill
Terms of sale One-third cash; balance in six and
I've months with Interest. secured by notes and
deed of trust ON the property. $500 down when the
property is struck of, which shall be forfeited ua
less the terms are complied with within five DAYS
from the day of sale, and the property will then BE-
resOd at the rick and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser. Stamps and conTeyancipg at purchaser :
cost II. r. DODGE.
L. A. DARNEILLF. trustees.
noll-d Pati THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
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ny LATlMER & CLEART. Aucpoueers,
~ Successors to Cooper & Latmer,D
Southwest corner Of Penna. ave Due and 18th stree
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPRuyED PROPERTY
IN No

IN SQUARE No. 21{.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated December the
G.N Of the Land Records of Washington county,
49, d. G., and by direction of the party secured
Thereby. will sell at public auction, on the prem
Uses, on FRIDAY, November 9th, al 4 80 o clock
p m, all that piece parcel Of ground and premises
in Washington, u. g., known Ms Lot 90. in Allen
and FalCOners subdivision of part of the east hal
Of Square No "a, which is recorded in Liber @. III
b., folio l7g OF the Surveyors Office, improved by
twO-story Brick Dwelling House
Terms of Sale: One third cash; balance in six
and twelve months, secured by notes bearing in
t"rest, and deed Of trust on the property. A casb
deposit of 500 required at the time Of sale If the
terms OF sale are not complied with in five days from
day of sale the trustee the right 10 resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defauting
purchaser, and the Sl00 advanced to be forfeited
Stamps and convey anciDg at purchasers cost.
III. III. DUDLEY, Trustee.
nos eodts LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
DY GREEN WILLIAMS Ancftnneeru
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OFFICE OF FISK a HATCH.

OFFICE OF FISK a HATCH.
BANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS
or THE
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
No. Nassau Street, New York.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucs'r; Georgetown;


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, N W. CORNER
OF BRIDGE AND CONGRESS STREETS,
GEORGETOWN, u G.
IL By virtue of deed Of trust dated December
18th, $50, recorded ia iiber 633, folio 45s of the
sAland records of Washington county, d strict
II Columbia, and by direction of the party secured
thereby, we will sell at public auction, on the prem
ises, on SATURDAY, November 25th- at O'Clock
p. m, all that piece or parcel Of ground in George
town, ID. o.. beginning for the same az the north
west corner OF Bridge and Congress streets, and
running thence west twenty four feet on the north
line of Bridge street thence north and parallel wit
Congress street one hundred and ten feet. thence
east the south line Of twenty foot alley, twenty
four feet the west line of Congress street thence
south 10y and with the west line OF Congress street
hundred and ten feet to the place of beginning
improved by valuable Brick Store, now used as a
grocery.
Terms of SALE So 200 cash; balance in IL. Is and
"A months, secured by notes bearing interest and
deed Of trust the property $500 10 be paid when
the property is struck off, If the terms Of sale are
not complied with within five days from the day of
sale, the $500 shall be foreied; and the trustees
reserN the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defauting purchaser by
the same three times in daily paper published
in Washington city, d. G. Stamps and convey
an ing at purchaser cost.
II. p. DODGE, La
p. A. DARNEIT Lex iCustees.
nolO-dts lPat.l THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-PAPER HANGING-Per.
- sons refitting save 20 per cent. by going to
TuBMAN'S. 142 Bridge street, Georgetown, 70 get
WALL PAPER and have PAPER HANGING
done. All work W u be promptly executed in any
part of Washington or Georgetown, and satisfaction
guaranteed; Parti ular attention paid to UPH0L-
STERY WORK. se2e-6m
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RY LATfMER CLEARY Auetioner,
ID (Successors to Cooper Latimer.J
South west corner Penn. avenue and nth street
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ASTRAL OIL.
Dspo. for Pratf's NOn- Explosive AsyasOil.
Just received, 900 gallons Pratt's ASTRAL OIL
warranted not to explode. Trade supplied At New
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
Ola Pennsylvania avenue.
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No. MESS MACKEREL,
No. GEORGES BANK MACKEREL,
No. STAT MACKEREL,
No. ECONOMY SHAD,
ST. JOHN ALEWIVES,
PORTSMOUTH SPLIT HERRING,
o cdinsa and scREFp HERRING.
Fer sale low, BY
GA Pennsyly ania syep O
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The rails are being lad On the Western piyi.ior
If Ice miles VI the Extension OF this
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-11

vastation, and ever since The close of the war
It has lamented over the harshness of the vic
TORN making his own terms of peace, and in
not dealing gently with the .vanqulshed, as If
the South had carried it on pnmidbls, as the
French say, or In way to soothe Northern
feelings or dlsarm Northern prejudfces. The
convention keeps up this dismal strain, and
aff1rms that the South has been very hardly
treated, but, nevertheless, declares that they
mediate no resistance to theaUnited States
Government, and intend to conduct them
selves as peaceful, law-abiding citizens, to
treat the reconstruction measures as "hnali-
ties,n and ..obey them In letter aud In spirit;"
that they 'slook to time and peaceful measures
and the quiet influence of an enlightened pub.
lie epinionn to solve the difficulty of Southern
politics, and they .'depfecate local disturb
ances,n and appeal to the people TO respect the
laws, and to look to them, and them only, for
the redress of their grieVances;' and they sup
inquiry into the existence of violence and out.
rage, and the best means of represslpg them.
The committee charged With this inquiry re-
ported that evidence prevailed to q greater
or less extent In several counties of the State,
but that in by far the larger number OF
counties no case Of violence had been brought
ther Tnese aeeGs 0l ond @
cendiarism, practlced by ignorant, deluded and
bad men," then came ..lnstances of corporeai
pu1,shments and homicides, perpetrated by
unknown persons on citizens, and even upon
a few officials of the government all of which
the committee pronounce "lamentable truths,
which they feel called upon unequirocally to
deplere and condemn" Their remedy for all
these evils is one with which we In this part OF
the country are very familiar, but which has
hardly as practical a ring as one would Wish,
namely, "lhe removal OF all dishonest, incom-
petent and bad men from office" The deter
minatlon which they elsewt ere express to push
vigorously for minority representation, and
not to give up the game: or eitsilent while
Northern knaves help Ignorant negroes to
plunder the State, but to keep agitaung, de-
houncing and exposing, until they bring re-
form about, has more hopeful sound; and IN
oil this, as.1oDg as they show sincere deter
minatlou to accept the fact that the people OF
South Carolina now means the whole popula-
ton of it, they will have the hearty sympathy
of the best Northerners. g,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-11
FRANCE AND TIE POPE.
IMPoRTANT LETTER FROM PREsE-
DENT THEIRS TO Plus II.
Moro Elections In France-sixteenT Thou
sand Commute Prisoners Liberated
Wreck OF French ship-Newspaper
Reading I'm the Roman States. -

s,.s-.. PARIS, July 10. :
President Theirs has written letter to the
Pope. inviting him to take up his residence In
France Theirs makes an humble apology to
the holy Father for the inability of France to
interfere In behalf of bis temporal power in
the Roman States, but declares it his earnest
conviction that italian Unity is impossible.
The official journal annohhces that the cleo.
tlons for councils general will be held on t
23d Of August. 52a:
The sessions Of the court martial begin on
the 18th instant. s4s aa.
Sixteen thousand Communists prisoners at
Versailles have been released BY order Of the.
government, but sixteen thousand are still
held and will be tried In squads. -
The French ship zouvenance was wrecked
near the Cape'of Good Hope and oil lost. One
hundred and fifty bodies were washed ashore.
ROME, July 10.
The Vicar General, Cardinal Patrlzi, pro-
hibits members Of the Church in the Roman
States reading non.clerical newspapers.
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A Shocking ReveIntion-The Father of
His Country Figuring rs q Romp.

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