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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-02
nj ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE SHORT MIDDLE ROUTE to the Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys, Northern Pennsylvania, Southern
and Interior New York. Elmirs, Buffalo, Cory Roch-
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA, AND MANASSAS
RAILROAD

General Ticket and Freight Agent.
E. T. D. MYERS, General Superintendent 70 13-ti
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On and after MAY 80, 1871, the TRAINS on this
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l States for the Eastern District of Virginia
In the matter of Addison l.. Nuckolis, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern The undersigned,
d. NJ Hunter, of Louisa ety. Va, hereby gives notice
of his appointment assignee of the estate OF
Addison Nuckolls of Louisa co ty in said district
who was on the Goth day of april, 1871, adjudged
bankrupt on his petition by the District Court
of said district.
Dated May q, 1871.
DAVID NJ. HUNTER,
49,, q,l,pVg AuqiUuea
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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
L. ted States for the Eastern district of Va.
In the matter of N. III. Thornton, bankrHpt-in
bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Cencern;-The undersigned
A. II. Bracy, of Mecklenburg county, Va, hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee of the
estate of A. NJ Thornton of Mecklenburg county, in
said district, who was, on the 25th day of March
1871, adjudged bankrupt his own petition by the
District Court of said district.
Dated st. Tammany, Va, May, 1871.
my 22--M3w. A. II. BRAcY, Assignee
423U
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i STATES, for the Eastern District of Virginia.
In the matter of A 8 Hundley, bankrupt-in
bankruptcy.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
The undersigned, VIM. H. Allderdce of Richmond
CITY, Virginia. hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as assignee of the estate of A Hundley, of
Hanover county, in said district, who was, on the
9th day of April, 1871, adjndged bankrupt on
his petition by the District Court OF said Dis.
trict.
Dated Richmond, May s, 1871.
my 17-W3w WIN. II. ALLDERDIOB, Assignee.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-02
COLUMBIA. May q, 1871.


At meeting OF Directors OF the Columbia
Cotton Seed Oil Company, the following reso-
lmtions were unanimously adopted and order
cd to be published:
Resolred, That our worthy President Con-
f.. p. Alexander having rendered his resign a.
tion OF the Office of President OF the Columbia
Oil Company, i'll manner which prccIudes all
hopes Of our retaining his valuable services
in that behalf:
Resolced That this Board accepts the re-
signation OF Con. Alexander with regret.
ResO!ued, That the thanks Of this Bt ard are
due and they are hereby rendered, to Gen.
Alexander, for his energy and skill in putting
in operation tho Columbia Oil Mils--an enter
prise Of great value, not only to the commune
IS but to the cntiro State; for his untiring
zeal and devotion to the interests OF the Com
pany, and for tho courtesy and integrity with
which ho has presided over this body.
Res0iced, That into tho new tield Of labor
which lie is called he bears with him the es.
tecm mud respect OF tho entire Board, and
their cordial wishcs for his success and pros
ncrity
EDWANn HOrE, 5cc'y.
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In New York. recently, woman got
into dispute with man, which ended
by her picking him up bodily and throw.
ing him out OF sccond-story window.
Frost in Oconcc last week destroyed
many OF the oarly garden vegetables.
though it has not injured the fruit OF
grain crop.
Joel Perkins, Of LitchGeld, Conn,
tried for incest and child murder, has
been convicted md sent to tho State pri.
sou for life.
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80 = =
DIOCESAN OoNYsNT1oN.!Trhiss ia is ( 5 St ii nuaEE i.
convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Diocese OF South Caro-!
lima will be held in st. Phillip;s Church,
Chnrleston, on the second Thursday of /
May. the 11th instant, at 10 O'Clock in 4
the morning. To aid in the despatch Of 2
business. tho clergy are requested to .
prepare their paroohial reports, with
partioulnr attention to the contribution
lists, which must run from the ist OF
May, 1870. to the 1st Of May, 1871, SO
as they may be handed in on or before
the opening of the convention. The
opening sermon will be preached by the
rector OF st. Michael's Church, Charles.
ton. ifi5'a
UNPARALLELED COLD FOR MARoH. - 81
a few days ago little Bernard Ignatius
Aluclus Cornelius Lycurgus Dalton Nc
Gloskin Gull, of this city. having heard
OF the wonderful effects OF cotton seed
meal on the yield and quality Of milk
when fed to milch COWS, tried IN experi.
inent on the fine Brahmin OK recentlv
purchased by Senator Gull, from Mr..
Peters. Of Atlanta. Georgia, and brought
| out ny express to be exhibited at our an
preaching State Fair. He gave thia
splendid animal his hat full of cott,ir n
seed meal, and ns soon as the OK had
eaten it. impatiently attempted to milk
him. Bernard, &C., was as stiff as a
poker before he could be picked up, and
the ground was frozen 80 hard that the
sexton was two days in digging his grave.
Unless tho weather moderates soon, our
market gardens will have to bore hoIes
for their enrly pen vines to come up,
through.
Cheyenne TVhoop- De- Doodle Doc.
*. K K.-125 disguised men rode into
Winnsboro on Saturday night, about .12
o'clock. with q bugler nt their head, and
served the following notice on the
different State officers:
K. X. K. .r
| HEADoUARTERs 44rH DIVISION.
&c, eral Orders, No los.
| w. B. Peake, G.. w. Barber. John
Mcdowell, Alfred Moore, 8. M. Smart.
Jamcs Cook, Melton Dunlap and Henry
Smith, you are each and severally ordered
to forthwith resign the Office you now
hold. I3rl
II. Let one warning suffice; we repeat
no orders. ,f#tji4i31
LII. The Sheriff, Treasurer and Audi
tor "" trnst. yet they mast hewere. we
respect all good men; yet they must act
in good faith. This is the frst notice.
and it shall be obeyed. By order OF 10,
@. B. c.,
Commanding.
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The New York Times insists upon
that tho Democracy is in O sad dilemma.
Itsuggests that there exists irrcconcilable
differences between tho Northern and
Southern wings OF the national Demo
cratic organization. We presume Tint
the New York Times would be pleased to
fnd it's expectations realized. It may
be, however, that the Southern people
may prove sagacious enough not to play
into tho hands Of the Times md its
friends To give our readers some idea
Of the candor Of tho Times, it is nccessn.
ry for us to give but ono extract from
its article on the terrible dangers that
would come Of Democratic asoendancy
The Times says "that hostility to the
Constitution, as it is, is the prevailing
sentiment of the South, and that a .fduor.
able opportunity is looked for TO do battle
once more Jo,. The lost cause" If the
Times wants to interpret rightly the
state Of affairs at the South, it must
seek to lift itself above the murky ut
mosphere of its partyism. But none sc
blind as they who wish not to SEQ. Is il
thus with the Times?
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Q. L., A. A. G.

HOTEL ARRIVALS, May 1.-Hickerson
House-E. F. Gary. n. L. Tappan, J.
NJ. Selkirk. city; W. B. Williams, York
vile; t. r. Kline, @. c. Macoy, Chester;
+. e. Johnston, Augusta; Mrs. J.. P.
hinard and servant. Newberry; A. d.
Couroy. Glasgow; ". Johnston, Char
lotte; John J. Jewill, Lake City; B. D.
Maxwell, Wattsville; G. W. Oonnor,
Charleston; J. 81. McElwee, Statesville:
J. B. Steedman, Union; J.. q. Fagg,
Dokn. ~
Columbia Hotel III. D. Moore, Phila-
deiphin; J. j. Fair. Winnsboro; g. Ola
cius und wife. S. O. Gilbert, W. Dudley.
J. S. Browning, Charleston; M. Hughes.
%. Il. Brooks. Ga. T. Cheney, wife and
servant, w. Cheney, B. Doughlass, Mrs.
B. Donghlass. Conn. W. B. Wilson and
wife, Yorkville; 0. NJ. Sadler, 8. O.; G.
II. Brown, city; W. Elias, Statesville;
r. E. Allison. Lancaster; 81. W. High,
W., c. and A. Il. T.. Mrs. Gary and two
daughters. Cokesbury; J. n. Weeks and
wife, n. Y; Mrs. Wolsey and daughter;
7. B. Hayne, Nd; J. J. McLure, g. J.
Patterson. A. H. DAvega and wife, J. nj.
Brawley, Jr.. Chester; J. D. Frost, Jr..
W. 2. Brookter, Richlnnd; n. T.. Far
n.cr, II. N. Dranc, n. O.; 9. 4c!!c:::.
Charleston; W. A. Bradley, S. O.; H.
ltalln, D. g.; ". A. Muller, U. s. A.. IS.
Fair, Il. S. Moorman, Newberry; VIM.
Wa,le, Anguish. la.l.
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powers as are not delegated to the United
States and are reserved o;thom, are also
supreme.if Exclusive power possessed by
the United States cannot be exercised
by the States, nor can the exclusive
powers possessed;by the States be cxer
oiscd by the Federal Government. They
are in those respects, though exercising
jurisdiction within the Sane territorial
limits separate and distinct yovereign-
ties. acting separately md independent
ly Of each other within their respective
spheres, just as fully 'as if the line OF
division was traoed by landmarks and
monuments visible to the eye.
Such being the doctrine recently laid
down by this high Federal Court, we
need not be surprised that tho recent
march Of Congress in the direction Of
Capitalization should have excited ap-
prehensions for the safety Of our system
OF Federal liberties. Nor do we think
that We can be mistaken when we sug-
gest that in the next Presidential can
vass Democrats will have the aid of lib
ernl Republicans in providing for the
safeguards which tho Constitution nf-
fords for the rights Of tho State aud the
liberties Of the citizen. This issue be-
tween centralization and dcccntrnliza-
ton involves grent governmental prin-
oiplo and the very life of TINT self-govern-
ment embraced in our peculiar political
system.
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COMPARATIVE PROSPERITY Whilst
France is at this time rs complete wreck
financially ms in military point OF view,
England socms to have reached the very
summit OF substantial and well-grounded
prosperity. During the last twelve
months France has added ut least
$1,000, 100000 to her national debt,
while the people are too poor to permit
Of the collection Of taxes, and loans can
not be raised because of internal tur-
moil, insurrection and anarchy. The
financial year OF England closed on the
March 81. Although gigantic war has
ragged on the continent during the last
six months, which threatened. indirectly
ut least, a most detrimental effect on
England, the fabric of her prosperity
has remained untouched. One year ago
the revenue of the United Kingdom,
estimated by the Chancellor of tho Ex-
chcqucr, rs likely to be realized in the
year ending the 3lst OF that month, was
.GG7, ,G34 900, and the actual revenue up
to that time, as now officially stated, wan
f69, ,045, 220, or .c2.3l1. .220 (bctwccn
SIG. 600, coo end sl1. .ooo, ,oool moro than
the Chancellor Ind reckoncd. The pre-
vious financial year also showed al OK
cess over the estimate of moro than
G2,000.O00. An analysis Of the various
items Of the surplus shows that it has
not been obtained from advcntitious
sources. Customs, excise and stamps
are tho chief SUBJECTS Of increase, aud
these, it is argued. havo increased be-
cause the great producing and consum-
ing masses Of the people have bought,
sold and used more than they did for
merly OF all commodities that pay tri-
butte to the Exchequer.
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News FROM THE EAsr-THE EARTH
GIRDLED. We had the pleasure of u
flying visit. yesterday, from our fellow
townsman. W. X. Brown. Esq., who has
returned to his native city after long
absence. During the period of his ab-
sence Mr. Brown has visited China, J;.
pan, and tho other countries Of tho far
East, and brings tidings from tho Celes-
tial Of the completion OF mn important
enterprise. He stntes that the cable, IN
dertaken by n Danish company, has been
laid between Hong Kong and Shanghai,
u distance Of 240 miles, and Tint in less
than six months tho lightning girdlc
around the earth will bc completed.
Charleston Courier.
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HOLE AND CORNER WonK.-Now is tho time
in attack the rats, mice, bedbugs and reaches
TO every hole AMI corner. just put isaac
SENS SURE PoP'' in their reach, and they'll
troop out Of their haunts, devour it and die.
Sod by all druggists. F14tu
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Acts of the Legislature. III
W. a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Z. w. Standardization.
Citizens Savings Bank OF 8. @.
". G. Swaffield-Lost.
j.. Hope-Resolutions.
Popo e. Haskell-For Sale. a
Mrs. Wyatt-Private Boarding. ~
Meeting Palmetto Fire Company. 5
Meeting Truo Brotherhood Lodge.
George Upper Agent.
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A Chicagoan who stopped into basket
OF eggs, was arrested for cruelty 10 Incl
pient animals.
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MAIL AnnANaRMEnTs.- -Tha Northern
mail opens at $40 P. H.; CLOSES 10, 10
P. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 4.30
P. M; closes 11:3O A.. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. NJ. closes 6. 90
P. NJ. Greenville mail opens 7.30 p.
NJ; closes $50 P. NJ. Western null
opens / so P. NJ; closes 80 P. III. On
Sunday Office open from to 4 P. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-17

ITO LET-755 SIXTH AVENUE, CORNER roRTY-THIRI
street Upper Part for business purposes; hest Location
aveane; also good Rooms for storage of furniture
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fCO LEr-TEE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIGH
stoop brown stone House 30 West Fourteenth street
with all the modem improvements pier glasses
s. 5u0 per year. Apply to JOSE AANZANEDO No. Cedar
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no LET-TiAr FINE THREE STORY HIGH sroor
l brown stone House No. s47 Second avenue, between
Fiftieh and Fiityurs srects also three
soop House No. 836 Eas, Fifty fourth street. only
1900 also Sixtysecond street. $751 very
Sixydh $50, in Short Houses $3.50
to $4,000 Call and fuller particulars at my occ, $50
Third JAMES ROWE,
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0Uh BROOKLYN PATRONS WILL SERVE rHEIH
own nteress and convenience leaving their favor.
10, ,ne uEhALD at the Branch Omce tremoved from l4
on street to No Court street, City Hall suare- sam,
nsrhg Win Erie Railway oce. This only authorized
aoAIyn ohlce AMI advertisements received at regua
f , without charge any Kind Open from A.
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table ana attendance at the Worth House c0a Fifth ave-
nue. fronting Broadway Madison square and Fifth avenue
Occupation April 20
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RIO LET-TWO MODERN BUILT THREE sTOR
L Houses, ut ManhAttanvie, commanding hne view
the river; rent Ss0 and &lc09, with Furniture zoo Al
Ply the promises, TO EUGENE NJ RRAY, foot l4ai
lie Duane street.
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A nicely dressed young gentleman en-
tered barber shop 10 a somewhat retired
portion, Of tho city q few evenings ago,
for the purpose Of getting shaved The
topnsorial artist spit on The brush and pro.
9 ceeded to lather, when-he vas stopped BY
the horror stricken customer, who inquir-
cd what be meant BY splitting on his brush.
Why" said tho barber, "aiu't you d
gentleman Yes replied the stranger.
"Well,' said the barber. e.that's Til. way
" treat gentlemen; ifa rogue comes in,
wcjust merely spit in his face. - ltempAis
Sun. . .l.s sl.s. sss 80.
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u = = D Z 4 49, 50 go.
A QuHHs BluSDnn. IA suburban
friend, blest viii eleven children, and be.
ing . very domestic man and very fond 81
them, told this story: One afternoon, s
business being very dull, be took thc carly {
train out % bis happy home, and went up
stairs to put tho children to bed, Being
missed from tue smoking room. bis vita
went up stairs 70 see what was going on,
upon opening the door she exclaimed.
why, dear. what for naorcy's sake ares,;
you doing% Why says be, ..wissy, I !:
an, putting tho children to bed, ard bay-I \
ing them say their little prayeys..' s'Ysa,ss
says wifey. Nbutthis 10 uot6ue Of ourJ.s I
Sure enough, hehad got enc ci.hs ueirbss
boris children all undressed, aud he baf an
redress 1t and send III home, sAg,er.s
that he called the roll every morning and
night I'm ss,,
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A VNAluAD1s DsoesssY, Col. -S 4 4
iiarvcysof Bufsio, Putnam county, d I, in I
'n's State, mas discovered and opened d, vs.
% his farm, near town, very iiue Il, vein i
Of Paint Stone, A sample Of this natural
deposit can be seen at our Office. The
stratum in which this article d constant
use y fonaa about ten feet thick and
runs throughout largo hilI, The colof
when mixed with liuseod oil--tho Only
addition required after grinding --is q
brightsimreiAlic brown, cquslifnot superb
ITO the famous London Brown. II has
the appearance Of perinanenc,y and dura,.s..
billy, aud wc doubt not, will DO used q. !.
.tensively il place Of moro costly PAINS.
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material ol wh'Sh They dis sdJnpOsJd,
which appslrsto ~ loaded dtf magnetic
Whit q Boy Can Do

We commend the following, which ve
copy omiho Waukesha l,laiadcaler, TO
those boys among our readers who have
arrived at tic ago when. AZ is, necessary
that they should prepare fortho stern da.
ties Of manhood.
+ "Oar local readers will doubtless rccol.
lect Philip Stein, asyounger brother Of
Charles Stein, whogrow upifroh aboy in
Waukesha, and is now d prominent l1w.
Yer in tho city Of Chicago. Young Stein
insteadof loadng about tie streets. like
many boys attended school regularly, and
from here hc went tb the University il.
Madison, where hcgradusted with disling-
uished honors. From there lie went to
Europe and finished his studies, and soon
after opened q law Office in Chicagoin com.
pany with Adolph Moses. Esq, Of that
city, where by his studious and industrious
habits has controlled alarge business, and
become quite eminent In his profession "
we notice now, from bis card, that Mr.,
Moses has retired from tlo 6rn, aud rJt,.,
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An Illinois woman committed suicide
BY banging herself to an appls.tree. At
funeral aneighbor, noticing the sad ap-
pearancs Of the husband, consolsd him BY
saying that be had met with terrible
loss ayes, says the husband heayiug a
sigh; "she must have kicked like thunder
to shake off six bushels Of green apples
that would have been worth dollar q
bushel when they got rips!' I.
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Never trust man who asseuts to every.
thing you soy, who falls il With all your
views, without making ssiugle suggestion
or correction .ofhispyn, A man, in fact.
who isan incarua{e yes" is either afool
Or q knavc.
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shall Idol VI,
"0h, seid Louisa to pick up soine,'
said the gdd man, making astride toward
the door. Il t'q
but 81 has picked up all she can End.
"Then her break up some ldstuf."
'Buts4 has broken.up everything al.
ready"
"Oh! MI, then, do the next best thug
Il mustP off, J" said the farmer, and of
lie vas, visiting as he went, aud no doubt
-wonderinin lis heart what the next best
thing vol turn cut to be.
Noon DC, and With it came my grand.
father a four hungry laborers. My
graudmoF stood in the kitchen spinning
on her gt wheel and singing pleasant
little dittLouisa was securing in the
back rooIand the cat sat purring on the
hearth bic black and freless chimney,
j while thble sat in the middle Of the
: room, splfor dinner with empty dish
es.
''o "Wellb, here We are" said my
grandfatlteeringly
80 Ipreplied she placiily; shave
: you had ID morning in the cOrn6eldF'
I. "Whyb so SO. But where is the
dinner1"
Of IN tbs on the door step. Won't
IS IS you see II d0ne''
The And idoor step, to be sure, sat
: the greatpot nicely covered, but not
+ looking Plarly steamy. My grand.
: father rahc cover aud there lay tile
= Ingredient nice boiled dinner-eve.
rything red in the incest manner, and
the pot filth the dearest Of water,
! and all tlstables as raw as they had
3, ever beeny grandfather stared aud
my grandr joined another roll to The
yarn upoiistsf, and began another
!, verse Of pg.
"Why.n, what does this meant"
-- began nsudfathcr, Indignantly
!! "This dip't cooked at allp'
'. Mrs. dear II not2 Why it has sat
sea. in the suffour hours.'' r.s
Lu ,,a Sat iani"
and "Yes, me to try the next best
np pnS thing to \ fire, andI thought set
ting my Gin che sun was about
~ that"
Mygra' stood doubtful fora mo-
ment, butbis sense Of humor over.
VERY. .,aLa !,
liable. ca'ne Mo INJURY, auu wv lauenca
Kni's aloud. Ting up bis hat, he said:
y" "Comeso may as well start for
o., tho woodAall have no dinner till
e y shave q lpsrcsiye.' u
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-05-18

sis your father at homer inquired q
man Of little girlwho admitted him.
your name Billi"
s"sone people call me SO" be replied.
he isuot at home; for / heard
bin tell John if any bill came, ID say 10
Is not at home" rs