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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1sGO.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
TAKENoTTCE

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market.
THE DINIE NOVELS.
Nos. 1, 2, a, S, O, and s. No. s tells who the
Immortal SETH JsEEs is.
THE DIME SONGSTERS, Nos Ls,s,4,5, and :.
The Dime MslOdIt, words and music.
The Dime Dream Book.
The d me Letter Writer.
The Dime Speaker
The Zine B ok OF Dialogues.
The Dime Book Of Etiquette
The Dime Cook Book
The Dime Receipt Book.
The Dime Book Of Fun, No ].
The Dime Book Of Fun, No q
PICrURESI PICTURESI! PICTURES
variety Of Pictures coored and uncoored Pictures
OF tbs candidates for Presidency-he
mEDALSI MEDALS! MEDALSI
Our stock Of Medals Charms" representing correct
Iksneses the candidates President and Vice President
except LnoOnl very large, and will sell them cheap
THEATRICAL PLAYS-A great variet1.
Newspapers, Newspapers, Newspapers.
Aofthe Leading and Literary Papers and Magazines
published country England received Weekly and
Monthly GREEN Oo'
The New York Daily Herald and the Louis
willie Daily Journal for by GREEN co.
Subscriptions received or Periodicals at Publishers prices
by CREEP co.
GODEY,S LADIES, BOOB for November for
sale by GREEN co.
LESLIE,s MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER
for nIsby GREEN co,
oet7l-u No. Union street
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Going over to Lincoln.

The Montgomery Advertiser says The annexed
item from the n Y. Tribune is corroborated By the
private intelligence sometime since received and
published in the Advertiser from Baltimore. Enough
of the WINTER DAVIS faction of the Bell men will
certainly go over to Lincoln to give the State to
Breckenridge Surely it seems to that no one
who sincerely desires a at the South States
Rights principles could regret the success of Breck
inrdge and Lane in Maryland, but it should mortify
every true man at the South to see Southern men
supporting Lincoln the open and avOwed enemy of
their section:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

lably informed that Capt. E. A. Graves. Douglas
Eector fer the Fifth Congressional District at Chi
oagO, Marion county on Wednesday last, fatty,
frankly and emphaiically said he would vote for
john Bell. the Know-Nothing candidate for the
Presidency, (who declared at Knoxville in refer
ence to the Louisville riots of 1855, it was better
that little blood should sprinkle the pavements
and sidewalks of our cities" than that no check
should be put to foreign emigration here,) in pre-
ference to John C. Breckenridge, the Democratic
candidate.-LouSUille Courier, Oct. 20.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

Douglas friends in the South have all along been
claiming that he was a strong man North. What
will they say when all the States that have
voted have overwhelmingly went against him in the
State elections? He did have halt the strength
his friends claimed for him. Where is the Southern
State that will vote for him? Where is the North
ern State that will vote for him in November
Echo answers "where!' He has no strength any
where, and is to all intents and purposes dead
cock in the pitt lsUeland Bd1uler.
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For sale.

ON TgTRsD4y lie 18Th November next, BY virtue Of a
ned ~ T-sst sxectsd TO ae BY John and George
Zoeoaer will proceed SELL the premises AL .ne corr
fodder. farming utensils, and stock OF az
every av suited for stockaTm. Said sna situated on me
CAmpbssvlle Turnpike rosd, six miles S11' o.
Nashville UNION AMERICAS copy hree zines ah1 'nd Dill
10 this Office -COyuBJ5iG FTess
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Hon. w. L. YanceY.

Hon W L. NANCEY. of Alabama. will address the
people of Kentucky at the following times and
places. to wit
Lexington Monday. October %.
Louisville. Tuesday, October %.
Springfield, Washington county, Wednesday, DC
tober 24-LOltiSUiUe Courier
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

Literature.
Victor Hugo has just finished a romance intended
as companion tathat great prose poem rNOtre Dame
de Paris" 1t is to be called LES Miserables" and
will appear Immediately. He receives $4,000 for
the first edition. .... ...
The remaining volumes of Carlyles Frederick II
will not be given to the world for several months
Thaekeray Is said to be writing history of Queen
Anne and her times; it was rumored after the death
of Macaulay thar he would endeavor to take up the
great historians pen, and complete his last unfnsh-
ed but magnificent production
The Life and Writings of Rufus Choate, in two
large volumes, edited by Prof Brown of Dartmouth
college will be published shortly, by Boston firm
He who is tiger in his own FANNY is generally a
sheep in society
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SeauaCheG Comfy.

The Chattanooga Advertiser says:
..By telegram we learn that the county OF Sea
ouatchee is established by the Supreme Court
We congratulate our Sequachee friends upon the
F,vorsblc termination of their cause. llurra for
Ca-,,,cI,oo' T,our may she wave.
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Nashville PIOw works.

TENHIS establishment having been re built -
4 by Messrs. Sharp & Hamilton, with e~SSSse-7-S=-S
increased facilities for manufacturing PlOWs Nm
Cultivators, &C. will keep full supply Ezss$zAA1a
Of both eel and Wrought Iron Pows hand
the Planters. TRcse implements
all warranted perform WE'LL and good in respect
the best imported pOws, and at uniformly less prices
ccrl9-dlWkw3m HILLMAN BROTHERS
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Thn Rel Vote in Ohio.

The Cincinnati Times foots up the entire Bell and
Everett vote in fty-four counties at the late cleo
ton as 1921. In these counties, it gives the FIJI
more vote of 1856 as Plata loss Of 1929, or
nearly tlpo-tltrdS of the whole American strength
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21
Saint jonathan.

ny John o. SAKE.
There's many IN excellent Saint:
st. George. with his drag N and lance:
st. Patrick, so jolly and quaint,
St. Wins the saint Of the dance
st. Dennis, the saut Of the GauI;
St Andrew, the saint Of the Scot;
But Jonathan, the youngest Of an,
Is the mightiest saint Of the lot
BE wears most serious face.
Well worthy martyr ipoGsessing;
But il isn't all owing to grace
But partly TO thinking aud guessing:
In sooth, our American saint
Has rather . sec lar bias,
And never have heard q complaint
or his being excessively pious
Hes fond of financial Improvement.
And is always extremely refined
To be starting sore practical movement
For mendipg the morals aad mind,
Do you ask me what wonderful labors
st Jonathan ever has done
To rank with his Calender neighbors7
Just listen, moment, to one:
One day when fash in the air
Split his meeting house fairly assunder,
Quoth Jonathan "Now-I dec are
They're are dreadfully careless With thunder ~
60 he fastened rod t. the steepie,
And now. when the lightning comes round
He keeps it iOm building and people,
By running it into the ground
Rejecting, with pleasxpt emotion,
On the capitsl joo he had done
Quuth Jonathan 81 have notion
ImproveE ents have barely begun;
II no things created in vain
As ministers of.en inform us
The lightning that's wasted, It's plain,
Is really somethig enormous :"
Whiecyphering over the thing,
At length he discOys red plan
To catch the Electri al King, ~.
And make him the servant Of man
And now, in an orderly way,
Hsfes on the heetest Of piniOns,
And carries the news Of the day
All over bis masters dOmiROns
One morning, while taking a stroll,
He heard lugubrious cry
Like the shrek OF q suffering soul
In Hospital standing near BY;
Anon, such terrible groan
Saluted St. Jonathan's ear,
That his bosom-which wasn't Of stone
was melted with pity to hear.
That night be invented charm
opotent that folks who employ it.
In loselng leg or an arm,
Don su6er-but rather enjoy it
miracle, you must allow,
AsgoOd As the best OF his bro TIERS
And blessed st. Jonathan now
lspatEon Of criPples and mothers.
There's many an eTcallent Saint;
81. George, with his dragon and lance
st. Patrick, so jolly aud quaint:
81 Vitus, the saint Of the dance:
81. Dennis, the saint Of the Gaul;
81. Andrew, the saint Of the Scot
But Jonathan, youngest ofall,
Il the mightiest saint Of the lot
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21
LANIER. PHILLIPs q co.
Selid Silver Ware and Silver PIale,
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES
Diamonds,
And First Glass JeweIry at Auciiol

FTyHIS Stock comprises full assortment equal in va
styles TO any in the country. The Silver Ware coprs
Tea Sets, Servers, Ice Pthers Creams Cake
Breakfast and Dinner Casters, Wine stADs Egg Stands
Cans Dining and Desert Forks Tea Table Desert sDon
Knives and Forks, etc.
WaIcbes-dold CronOmeters, (ySaninel Diamond u
ting Ladies Watches, American Lever Dupsx Double T
and Pins.
CuG1ery-Pceket, Tea, Desert and Dining knives n 4,
assortment Of other Inc goods usually found in hrst
Jewery ESAbshments- All Of which will to he h
est bidder for cash, commencing Wednesday uz Cd
Der the 10Th early gas light and eonzung day night
I'll the Ehos stock is disposed Of
All goods guaranteed represented the money rsf1n,
Ladies and gentlemen viii plssse call And sxani1.
goods BENZ. y. SHIELDS 4 Co.
Central Auction Rooms, No. q, Collsgs sss,i
setlO-H Opposite SsEanes.E ats
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

St. Louis is great place for law and for damage
suits A mans wife lately fell from porch and
injured herself Her husband Immediately institut-
ed legal proceedings against their landlord for dam
ages to the amount of $1,000, because he failed to
have the porch made strong enough to hold ITO
pounds weight.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

GEoRGT,-At an election in Merriwether county
on the 18th inst for State Senator, to fill the yacan
Cy caused by the resignation of GEO. A HALL Esq
JosETu II. CASTOR, CBEECKNRmGE Democracy was
elected over Mr. JONI L. DIXON, (BELL) by ma
iority Of siXty-four votes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct.

THE BELL AND EVERETT PARTY IN BALTIMORE
A good deal of sensation exists in this city by
reason of the accession to the Lincoln ranks of
large portion of the rank and file of the late Bell
and Everett or American party in Baltimore. This
class of working men, being disguised by the course
of the dry goods portion of the party in supporting
others than an American for Mayor. have resolved
to go for Mr.. Lincoln, and may thus prevent the
State of Maryland from going for Mr.. Bell. This
sort of feeling will extend to other Southern cities
Here the Republicans are getting considerable ac-
cEssiOns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21
ELECTION TICKETS.

We are prepared to furnish Tickets
Tor the Presidential Election, in any
quantities, at One Dollar and Fifty Cts.
per thousand, cash in advance.
The Postage, when tickets are sent by
mail, will be % cents for each thousand.
1t IS important that all the counties
be supplied early, and we hope Commit
tees and Clubs will look to this in time
to save trouble
SS Send in your orders with the
Cash. -@a IT,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

NATEREIED Walkers has long been the popular
resort Tor best and most popular styles Of Hats and for the
superiority Of their fabrics Their Fall
WHITE full and complete Prices usual unGrm
WATERFIBLD & WALKER,
octl0-u Hstters and Furiern. PC Public Sauara.
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Trustees sale OF Valuable Negroes.

10y virtue Ct Deed Of Trust executed By L. Bell
ceased to the undersigned Trustee the 2sth day Of
Apr 1859 and registered in tie Registers Office Of Cheaham
county, in A. 44 and In DcSon county Re
Office in book L. pages IA and 40 will offer for
the Court House door, in the OF Nashville SATURDAY.,
10th day Of November next Of the slaves mentioned
said deed, (cOr ssting Of and chren will
isfy the debt for which said deed executed.
Terms Of sale, Cash.
0. P. McROBERTs, Trustee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

From the Ist Of September 1889, to the 3lst of
August, 1860 the number of days on which rain or
snow has fallen 10 England is one hundred and nine
ty-four, the proportion of vet to dry days fifty
three or more than half The majority Of the re-
naming days have been dull even though they have
been dry,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21
Misses and CbjIdren,s Furs.
where to Buy the Best Hats

WArERBIEO WALKER have q very nice selection Of Misses
and Childens Furs As they will import
son. the Ladies should call early and mske their selections
WATERFIELD & WALKER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21
nnn,hnr SecessionIst.

The Frankfort Commonwealth, the state organ oi
tbs Union saving branch of the Opposition in Ken
tncky edited by an avowed DOUGLAS man. though
keeping at the head Of its columns the names OF
JoHN BELL and EDWARD EVERETT $50 close is the al
ance in this Statc in its leading editorial of the
18th Of October, 1850, takes this bold and strong
grohnd in favor of the doctrine of the right of a
State to scccde from the Union:
The Right of Secession
We one Of the few
who believe, with John c. Calhoun that States have
q right under the Constitution to scccde from The
Union We believe IL TO be IN accordance with ~
genius Of true Rcpubhcsnlsm, that each State shall
declde-not only upon It's own domestic affairs and
institutions that it has the constitutional right
TO elect for itself its future destiny.
We regard all this talk about whipping in the Sc
cessionists as idle and almost contemplate Is is
the cffervesencc of extreme southern whisky and
patriotism. If the people Of South Carolina. Ala
bama or Georgia, desire to secede from the Union,
in the name OF the Constitution let them do Let
them form a Republic. an Empire, or anything else
they may fancy. Let them enclose themselves
within Chinese wall if they want to- and here is
one who will contribute his mite towards furnish
ing the requisite rocks
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Under-Shirts and Drawers

- ILK SHIRTS and Drawers, heavy and very fine:
- Cashmere Shirts aud Drasers DO:
herino Shirts and Drawers, 90:
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers. do:
shaker Flannel shirts and Drawers heavV and very hne;
Canton Flannel shirts and Drawers, do do;
English Brown Cotton Shirts and Drauers, do do:
Men OF size find Underwear No. % Cherry
street, door from Union J. H. AcGILI.
ocl20-R
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rocket BOOK Lost.
est between the Market House and Broad probably
Cherry street, yesterday morning, o'clock
Pocket Book containing between SIS and $50 money and
about $3.50 in notes The four e2Oblls Planters
Bank and small bills and silver change.
notes on Green and Joseph H. Murray, and
John Chidress, sc. Will give liberal reward for the
and notes. for either has my name in IT,
Apply TO James johnson & Co., Nashville.
BENJAMIN CULBERTsON,
10. Nora
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

WHERE TO FIND THEmiI
WALTKRFKBD B. WALKERS the Ladies will End a choice
~ selection Of Fine FuFS They are from the best facto
res selected with and will uniform and
prices.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

BELL MEN BECOMING BLACK REPUBLICANs.-lt is
said that about three hundred of the American por-
ton of the BELL and EVERETT party in Baltimore on
Thursday night the llth inst, marched to the LIN
coin headquarters and Joined that party. This was
in consequence of the election Of the reform ticket
in Baltimore, winch destroyed the rule Of the So
called American clubs in that city. The result Of
this will be to increase BEECKINRIDGEs plurality IN
the State. Since the election many who have pre-
viouslv been DOUGLAS men are coming to BREcK-
TNRDGE-Er
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VaIuahIe Prtnting Omce Tor snIe.

Valuable Printing Office for sale.
SITUATED in wealthy section Of country
- having extensive ursc ptiOn list and advertising
ThePaper is democratic and will e sold reasonable
terms 70 hOEeVr but Democrat The
shed 70 advocate State Equality, and the proprietor will
it Of his hands to be devoted any other purpose
further particulars the UNION ANERcAN
Octl9-lm
For Rent Or Lease.
WILL eaFe for term Of ten years longer Tor the
ensuing upon most favorable that and
cOmmodiOuS dwelling at the Of Broad and Hall
streets, occupied by H. NJ. Gays, Esq.
ALSO, will sell, favorable the
der Of interest the property formerly occupied my
dence rented to II. P BOsek, miles
West Of the Court House, containing with excel dEng
eight and other improvements about
superior garden coil, portion Of which beautifully
and shade delightful home immediate
vicinity Of Nashville cannot be fo1nd for II
so will be for rent for the coming year Apply AZ
Cherry street. lOctl7l EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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A Rare Chance,

IN ENGAGE IN THE WHOLESALE BUSINESS, IN
Memphis Tennessee.
-1nEx SALE..A sockof Notions and Fancy Dry Goods
* o. N ne he assorted stocks in the State Tn goods all
jnrtalion The stand IL Of the best localities
" ia s,-s1t For particulars inqurs Of, or address,
D." y. lis WM. PARK, Memphis
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21
Gnod newsf from ola VIrginia

The Louisville Courier has been shown private
letter from one of the most reliable Democrats in
the Old Dominion, who is actively engaged in the
canvass. and whose opportunities to familiarize
himself with public sentiment there, are not inferior
to those Of any gentleman the State, to his friend
in that city, from which we are permitted to make
the following extract
"Old Virginia will be right, and no mistake. This
Is certuin We shall beat Bell and Douglas together
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Ladies, Dress FnrsI

DUCkSKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
- Heavy AID light; received and for sale ty
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAuRoAD.-From tho
report of the President and Directors to the Stock
holders of this road we extract the following
Notwithstanding the heavy expenditures of the
corporate year. by reference to our Treasureris re-
port you will see that the floating debt of the COM
pany has been reduced from S3l9,5IS O6 to SAL
73l 76. This reduction has been caused bv the sale
Oh bonus and by the heavy receipts of the operative
portion of the road.
By reference to the report of the Superintendent
OF transportation, it will be seen that our receipts
aggregate SZ33,5ZI o. which shows an increase of
s5I ,O64 80 over the receipts of the year before
ms increase has resulted mainly from seventy
Two miles OF operative road addition of about
thirteen miles to the road operated the year be-
fore.
Receipts from freight, passengers and mail for year
Rscspts nom freight passengers and mail for war ~
m I76,462 81
Receipts from freight, passengers and mail for year
Showing satisfactory increase of the receipts to
each successive year.
The operative expenses Of the year 1860 amount 100 Al
The operative expenses Of the 1859 6O9 40
Increase~........... -... sag362 o.
Showing considerable increase in amount and in
per centage on receipts.
Our operative expenses are fraction less than
torty-three per cent on gross reeeipts which will
compare favorably with other roads notwitbstand-
ing extraordinary repairs. There has been a salts
factory increase in every department of transpor-
tation on our road during the corporate year:
1859. 1860.
Passenger 65,3g4 "a 1888 2s
s1il rtceipa.....-, 4,42J 90 4,425 90
ADAMS express receipt s-..-..-....... I,447 IS
Freight 1868 IS I5O,056 90
sI75,4s2 70 S233 57 90
I76,462 70
- 30
Dedueting S9S,392 Al, operative expenses from
Sz55ozi w, gross receipts, leaves net SI34I34 &C.
This amount IS subject to further deduction of the
salaries of President, Treasurer BOok-keep office
rent and interest on funded and floating debt
Salaries 81 President Treasurer Keepers $500 90
Gent and stationery OF TreaAureEs Office 500 %
Insre't on aOng debt premium exchange ETC. I97l8 10
s65707 o.
Which, deducted from Sl34l34 6S. net receipts
after paying operative expenses leaves as pure net
earnings Of the last year, SG9.427 e.
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mAURY COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
Land and Negroes for Sale.
TERMS OF SALE.

land will be sold Credit Of one two, three and four
bond with approved security. and payable in Bank
hearing the purchase money from date sud interest
will be required to be paid annzally.
The negroes will he sold families credit Of one and tHo
with and such security will Be aecane 70
Lucius George W. Polk or Myself which will Be made known
proposing to base The viii 70 sou Pu0e
10 unless previously disposed Of on the Of December
Ct Cattle, Hogs, PrOgender, Farming Iapne1
&c, will be sold on xesit Of twelve n'ntns' WIN ~
from date. ,.,
For further particulars application may he mace 20
o. ' MRS RJ7Us K. POLK.
Oct. I9, Cod ,tWEElm Forenee' Ai@n4nN-
Nashville RzaEey, Memphis appeal ana
copy one month and send bills to the adYeruserJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21
-...ncr .rTRYPIKI. SToCKS WaNrEI

fb to rchAss Bridge Stock good Turnpike Stock
~ and eve good horse and Buggy or second hand Car
riszs, or Real Estate in exchange
J. L. L e. " BROWN,
octO 2W No. a. CherY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21
For Rent,

nEsIRARLE RESIDENCE, convenient to bu,
sneas Of the most agreeable PeghbOrhoOds in The
civ Moderate rent, possession given imms diateiy
J W. LANGLEY.
oct iO-if PB Apply at A Union At.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

Hood describes good church minister as "Piety
ParsOnifed"
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Instruments.

w. Il. BERRY q co.
Octil-h Pahlie Squar-..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

First District-A. G. WATKINS, of jefferson.
Second JAMES D. THOMAS, of Claiborne.
Third D. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
Fourth THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren
Fifth VIM. B. BATE, of Sumner.
Sixth GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh d" n. n. COX, of Perry,
Eighth ROBT w. HAYWOOD. of Davidson
Ninth J. D. C. ATKINS of Henry.
Tenth II. S. BRADFORD, of Haywood.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

Instead Of breaking up Union, nerd to strengthen
and to lengthen it."-Jom c. BREcKIT1DsE.
he Constitution and the EqaAky Of the staesl These
the symbols Of everlasting these be the raying
the people. joins c. BRECKISRIDGK
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LiteFaIuFe.

Which, deducted from Sl34I34 6S. net receipts
after paying operative expenses leaves as pure net
earnings of the last year, 500. 427 60.