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ABANDONED LANDS IN THE SOUTH.
Gen. Howard, with the official approval OF

Gen Grant has sent the following important circular let
ter to sub-commissioners OF the Freedmens Bureau:
SIR: As there is sti quite amount Of abandoned
property on your returns and much OF 1t occupied by
former owners who abandoned IL according 20 the deni
fon OF the law aud who through contempt OF the Gov
ernment the United States and the Presidents author
ity decline 10 make any application under the orders ap
proved by him for its restOra0n you hereby In
sructed 30 give notice TO all such persons through your
officers and agents. that their property coming under the
above head Of abandoned property held by the Govern
ment and your returns Will be taken formal pos
the first OF January next and rented 10 rc1u
gees and freedmen accordance with the provisions OF
law. In case they make application In accordance with
law formal restoration will be Immediately made ana
reported so this office
1t may be added with respect to the foregoing order,
that the amount OF these abandoned lands the records
Of the Bureau upward Of Most Of 1t is Of
poor quality ana heretofore very little Of 1t has yielded
any revenue 10 the Government.
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TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE, Nov. IN - Ev-Gnv. Foote has
chilled meeting in Nashville for the reorganization OF the
democratic party. Gen. Boyle, In lengthy written
argument addressed 20 Gov BrOwnlow, denies the right
az be limited states Government TO seize the Tennessee
railroads In satisfaction Of ts claims, and the Governor
is understood TO coincide with his views.
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST THE SOUTHERN EX-
PRESS COMPANY.
RICHMOND, Nov. 9.-Yesterday, at Bounts-
VILE Tenn suit against the Southern Express Company
was tried in which the plaintiff claimed damages for
goods destroyed by Federal troops the Express car IN
Virginia The Express Company pleaded that their bills
proylcd against loss by fire the common enemy.
Jndge Butler decided that Federal troops not com
mon enemy and verdict for $4,000 was given against
the Company.
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FRANCE.
MINISTER RoUHERs ACCOUNT OF FRENCH IN
PREVENTION.


The banquet given to the Imperial Commits
sion of the Paris Exhibition by the foreign Commission
ers came OFF October g. Earl Granville who presided,
proposed toast to the Emperor Napoleon and the Impe
toast and drank soyeres and heads Of the for
eizn Governments. He drew comparison between tho
lows The superior mission of those who govern is the
maintenance Of peace among all nations oudapplauseI
These words seem receive from current events CON
tradiction and deniaL Some under the apprehen-
sion that neighborng nation will assume the heavy re-
believe without foundation The sole aim Of the recent
Imperial resolutions was to stop the dsordery danger
authority who dare to violate the faith pledged By the
regular governments OF their country rrOionge1 ap
that blind anarchists menace Florence as much us Rome
and the fSes SS Si Sare in the Wisdom Of
that people to whom We have afforded so many proofs OF
sympathy" -
The most significant OF all French commentaries on
the Intervention is this nteogatye article by Emile dc
Grardin, in the Liberte Of Oct. 81:
couNTERNAND OF THE coUSTERNAfSdPs p,.,
Order, eounter-cnier, disorder lOh PfoTerh
The counter-order reyoking yesterday the counter
order which had detained at Touon our Meet TO which
this connterorer be the last IL is not possible 10 De
leye it after reading last nights fo9 t aSG Sp
sionne But what order has been given TO the expe-
dictionary corps in respect to eyentaates when must
at without imperng the life OF the Spiritual Chief
Of the Catholic Church What WI Frame 90 Rome by
any title whatever what will France do II. like tho
elect OF the 10th December 1s4s who on the I'd Deem
Der 1881 declared that he abandoned legality 10 cothe
himself in right the Italian army abandoning the text
OF the Convention OF the 18th September 70 enforce the
principle nonnteryenton opposes at the point OF the
bayonet the interference Of the Cabinet Of the uleries
What viii France doi IT, in such the Italian reg
ments are overthrow by the French regiments where
will France stopi II Italy, conquered in the field,
rises in revolution at Turin, at Genoa, at
Naples, at Palermo, &C., where will France stopf
Prussia deems it for her interest IN the future not to
allow 10 be crushed TO be weakened, that ally
without whose diversion Austria instead Of being beaten
at Sad0wa would probably have been victorious where
will France stop Although II is utterly impossible that
the Cabinet the Tueres should not have asked Itself
these questions before acting the most pacctd eye Will
I'm vain seek the slightest trace Of them in the article In
mis- mornng's M0afelr EMILE GfRARDIN.
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GREECE.
toA,Os1,OOO.

RELIEF FOR CRETE-sPEECH OF TIE REGENT
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Advices received here
state that the Grecan Chambers have passed an act
making appropriations for the relief of the fleet Much
enthusiasm prevails in Greece in view Of the annexation
of Crete 10 its territory The people looked with great
interest for the arrival of KING George and Queen olga
The Regent Prince, john receiving the official at
dress OF the newly elected President OF the Chambers
pressed significant sentiments in regard to the suspicious
bearing OF the matrimonial alliance between the King OF
Greece and Russian Princess upon the future OF the
Grecian nationality.
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ALABAMA.
THE CONVENTION.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. .0.-The Reconstruction
Convention decided against the proposition 10 insert
no proscrptye feature In the constitution reso
luton 10 leave Acknowledgement where the Military bill
had left II was defeated by vote OF 63 10 90 This vote
shows the strength OF the extreme party. The Republic
can party propose TO elect all the state and county
officers AT the time. The constitution Is 90 be sub
mted 20 the people In hopes Of getting larger vote on
ne ratification aud prevent any loss 10 the Republicans
first OF January.
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THE PLAINS.

sr. Lor1s. Nov. 9--The steamer Deer Lodge,
from the Upper Missouri arrived last night at Omaha
With i1o and 900 In treasure The Colo
rsdn str5ney oppose the scheme of adding the
9orher part that IssSry 70 wy9%pf for Fos s fsaSe
mic NOTHING has transpred relative TO Their proceed
fn4e Al North Platte
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A MURDERER ARREsED.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O.-JOhn CUP. who is
implicated in the murder Of WIN. Riddle in this city in
NAV last was captured yesterday at Northeast In Mary
land He made objection 20 coming TO this State with
out the Ormay OF requsition from the Governor and
III heeu fully committed for trial.
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,,o,,,,,,vxra or TILE INDIAN COMMISSION.

MONEMkNI5
ST. Louis Nov. 10.--An Omaha dispatch says
an concentration Of the Northern Sioux, Cheyennes
ranahoes and Crows will meet the Indian Commits
soneTs nj Fort Laramie The Commissioners VIII return
~ Fort Platte about the 10th, where all the Southern
sioux and Cheyennes. who are very anxious for peace
them
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HEAVY SEIZURE OF HIGHwINEs AT HENNEPIN
-' ILLINOIS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-Goyernment 0liGers re-
Gently seized barrelOf highwnes at Hennepn
III me owners 1t IL alleged having attempted to defrand
lie Government The names OF the parties owning the
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MISSISSIPPI.
ARREST OF THE EDITOR OF A VICKsBURG PAPER
by GEN. ORD.

ARREST OF TIE EDITOR OF vICKsBURG PAPER
by GEN. ORD.
NEw-ORLEAHs Nov. 0-Col. w. III. McCartle,
editor OF The ViekSbtuD Times. yesterday placed IN
confinement by order OF Gen ord The charge has not
been made known, though special to The crescent says
IL was for "A personal donunciation
The following Is from recent issue OF The Veks6ur0
Times:
ain his appointment, that contemplate liar and brag-
CART MaiorGen John Pope-the man OF the slapped face
has SO arranged that "a 800 white men IN Georgia may
eec GO delegates TO the Convention, while 9S negroes
nav elect lO2 delegates 1865 a.,
aThs Is on par with Sheridan, schofeld, and Ord
ssoundres all In Msssspp that ridiculous k9aye ana
fool Edwin Otho Cresweil- Ord the Haynan OF Misss
Ami and the Gcser OF Arkansas, has arranged that
he LOYAL League is bound to have possession OF the
Taking 20 as IA guide s TG AID Pioe e
negroes would entitled 10 5Gt votes but this slight
preponderance did not sun MT ora tue ha o,
s birth In his BRAIN or the brains OF his advisers III
stead OF the negroes have the es votes to which Their
votes to which they are justly entitled, King OHIO,
with aid OF his tools and advisers apportioned to the
trash to 29 votes To state the proposition is to blaze
the nfamy Of greyet No. ora ana MS advisers 10
and in the service of the Loyal League could have made
sc Rr an sor Gen Ord the benefit OF gratutous adj
vertsement When he is hung, as he deserves to be-
shall ondeavor to DC on manu- -. -
THE sUERIFFALTY OF NEW-ORLEANS.
the Crescent makes bitter attack upon Gen.
Mower for removing Gen. Henry T. Hays from the office
oil mbeSuenty declined aud Gen Mower thereupon
prsssonsdered his order, leaving Hays in Office.
THE LOSS OF THE STEAMER HENDRIcK HUDsoN.i
pIuIADELPIIIA, Nov. 10.-The owners and
,ndarwrters OF the steamer Hendrick Hudson, bound
hence for Havana have received information Of her total
~ she had been ashore and hauled on but they
opo unable 10 keep her ahoat, and she sank In 100
tthoms OF water about 20 miles frop Havana Tho
andcrew saved and the Vessel ana cargo
we're fully insured.
THE SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.
c. \ orta Nov 10-The several Committees
:, tbe Socioty OF The Army of Tennessee have com
eted tho arrangements for the annual meeting OF the
Rc,sfv here on the 18th and INh insts. An unusually
starestipg reunion is expected Gen Rawlings, fresi
Ami OF the Society, will probably deliver the annual ora
tion Gen Sherman will speak at the banquct. zen
oward has autographed that he will positively be mere
a large number Of other prominent Generals VIII De
roads In Ohio, Indiana Illinois, Missouri ana many
ether roads these States and several In aeh
assee and Iowa, and both OF the Union Pacnc itoaus
vii return men here free presentation OF certihcate
rom the Secretary Of the Society.
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VOL XXVH.....NO' 1896.
WASHINGTON.

THE REMOVAL OF SECRETARY STANTON AGAIN
THREATENED-A PLOT TO SECURE DEMO
CRATIC DELEGATION TO CONGRESS FROM
OUIo-THE EXPULSION OF BRADLEY FROM
THE BAR CONFIRMED.
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Suffered EnoI,eh.

An auecdote is told of highfalutin
shouldcr-strap who was opposed for an
Office by candidate who had never been
to thewarsA Tue shonlder strap. aldresS-
ing a school-house full of listeners, made
this appeal:
n FELLOW -CITIZENs-l have fought and
bled for my country. helped to whip the
British and the Indians. ; have slept on
the field Of battle with no other covering
than the canopy Of helven. I have walked
over the frozen ground till every footstep
was marked with blood
just about this time one of the sover-
eigns, who had become greatly interested
lp his ital9 eE YllFsFihgs, %alked IlpAo Che
front of the speaker, wiped the tears from
his eyes with the extremity of bis coat
tail, and interrupted him with
"Did. you say you had tout the British
Yes, sir" ,aAALJyaIJ .bug
B"Did you say you slent on the ground
while serving your country without any
kiverY3 q A.t8 I'm J8Nb
Il did" ra.r,,s., .s., 20.
"Dld you say yourIeet covered the gronnt
You walked over With bloodtp q
Yes" replied the speaker, very exult.
lngly. ' .''r-
swell, then" replied the fearful sover
leign, as he gave II sigh of fearful cm0t' .,
Il guess I'll vote for t'other fellow
! If you hain't suffered enough for tF e conn
| try"
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THE DAffY tRMPTRE
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

A negro named Ulysses $. Grant alias
Iisk has been arrested near Mobile and
Identified as one of the perpetrators Of the
river outrage spne weeks ago.
lie was e0inmlttet tdJai ftt efialgi III
One Of the reporters of the New Orleans
Crescent witnessed II prize fight the other
day between two negro women, the result
of q political quarrel. The victress says
the Crescent, proved to be, ms she declared,
~ JEFF. Davis Southern nlgger, able and
willing to whipan bObolition black hussy
In New Orleans"
Dick Carter, the negro porter who robbed
the postoitice in lyuchburg, Va, In Febru-
airy last. was tried In Underwood's court on
Friday, and found guilty. The sentence
was deferred, Thseass pFeseAteda slaRu-
lar anonial ! IN khahi1urI of arimind pres
ceedings IN Virginia, nine OF the Jurors be-
Ing colored and three white men.
WIN. ID. Hart & CO., OF the Virginia Land
Agency, have received proposals from the
agents of \ number ofOernmn capitalists,
who wish to purchase a body of about
twenty thousand acres Of land in Virginia
for the purpose Of establishing II colony OF
German vine, growers,., So ~y 70 an q. q
samas, Ly6n%. y h JahxtAs arm q
TAFT & Co., Mobile Ala, lit out one night
last week, for unknown parts, with pockets
lined with $50,O00
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Power of HuU.hug

An individual owned ANAL tovorn raor
the field Of " aterloo, tie seene,of fhe LAST
greatAetion Of Ma r5oleon. and was fire.
quently questlohe u as to whether he did
not possess some relics of the battle, and he
as lnyallaDiy . nd honestly answered in the
ile Was cry poor, and one day, while
a.nehlip NJ < to II neighbor not only his pow
cry UT the annoyance to which travellers
sup)' .cted him, his friend cut him short
"Well, make one help the other Make
some relics!,
But what can doPn inquired the roor
man.
TELL them that Napoleon or Wellington
entered your shop :during the battle and
sat on that chair"
- Not lOug after an English tourist entered
| the tavern. and inquiring for relics was
told the chair story. The next conner was
told that ellington bad. taken a drink Rnd
| thej w ellihgt toni tIAnblsr was aceordiagiy
sold. Rll5e thihissgased wieh sAbreatlfiess
wonder on the nail on which Bonaparte
hung his hat. The fourth purchased the
door posts between which he entered, and
the fifth became the happy possessor of the
floor upon which Napoleon had trodden.
At last advices, the fortunate tavern
keeper had not roof to cover his head,
and was sitting on n bag of gold in the cen
ter of a deep pit, formed by selling the
earth upon which the house stood.
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EXCELSIOR f! EXCELSIOR 4!
;ReparatOr Capilli.

rbrOv sway your false friEIes your switches, your
wig
llestEp6flys Of eOuifOrt and rot worth hg;
Come aged, come youthful come ugly and fair
And rejoice Ia y0aF Owa iuzurAft hair
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon h.d heads iron what.
ever cause u may have fallen OUT and torcinK a
growth Of hair upon the face, II has equal II
Niil iOTee the beard 10 grow upon the knoOthest
fafe In from nVe to eight weeks, or hair upon bald
hoAdS IN from two TO three months few tgnO-
rant practitioners have asserted that there is moth
ink that will force hasten the growth OF the hair
or eFArds Their assertions are false thou sands
Of living witnesses lfrom their own experienced
can bear witnees. Hut many will say, how are We
10 dstln Gpiah the gonf Inc frem tho spuTiOaGf II
certainly Ia dfhcuu nine .tonthS ol the differ.
snt preparations advertised for the hair NJ, beard
are entirely worthless, and you may have already
thFcwe sway large amounts IN their puFchasS
To such We would say try the ReparAtof appillii
II will eost you nothing unless II ullY comes up 70
our Fepres6ntAtions II your Druggist does not
Keen iL aend us one dollar and we VIII forward n
PcstPald together with receipt fol, the money
which Will be returned you on application. pro.
yldinG entire satsfaetion "a not given. Address
w, l.. CLARK 4 co, Chemists
. 2. No 3 West fayette Street
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LYoR'S kxTEAoT OF PyRE jan AGA oIHaKR--FoT
IndiBestlon, Naussa. isesstbSrn, SICK HeAdkche,
IN stm liant Is required fts rarefu prspsraiion
and entire purity mAkest chaep and rel able ~.
tlcle for culinary puIPoseA, sold every where, At
Take no other. ~.
Druggists. N.oowIy,
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Vindication of the Southern States, Citizens and
Rights by the Federal Constitution and its Max ers
and an Exposure Of the PresefyRtions Of The said
by y. e. Cent?, Barrister, London, England, Price
90 cents, postpaid, .-Th r.
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Contains the now novel by Prof Peck entitled
' Bertha seely, the Heroine OF the Old dominion,
and great variety of political and literary arll.
tles Also steel plate portraits Of twelve Cjufed.
Jrato Generals, VIZ: Lee, Stonewall jackson, E.
Johnston Beauregard, Ewen. LOngstreet, Hamp.
ton, Polk, Price, Gustavus smith stuart and A,
= Hill. octave, 70S PIP. Price, e..
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rHE DlMocRArIc ALMANAC |:

A POLITICAL CoMPENDIuM for 1868. l2ho, 10 m
Price 25. This Manuel for 1865 10 be ,contiy NOD
now regularly each year, contains full El ,cti0n
Returns for 1850, 1884 and 1895; List OF , eNsnn.
pers Suppressed by tho Lincoln Adinir fsfr,atjppn
chronology of 1868, OF Battles, Acts III ConRress
sc. IL contains matter to bo had 'iowhere else
aud is valuable and Important to have az any
time.
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Containing the portraitsof Of Hon. HOratio seymour,
Hon G. l.. NHllanuigham Governor Parker Of \.
j. Hon. u. W. Voorhees,, Hon. j, a, Bayard, Hon.
Il. Wood, Hon. B Wood, and Hon. w. Wood
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TnAcTl

No.1-ABOLTrION Is DEATH or, The Attempt
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with statistics of the Commerce, kdleness of she
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No. 3-rHE ABOLITION CONSPIRACY; or, A
Tea Years Record Of the keppbliGan Psrty;
No. t.-THE NEGRO'S PLACE IN NATURE. A
Paper read before the Londou AAnthropOloglcal
Society. BY DR.. flames Aunt. President of the
No. 6'"fHE six sPEG}Es oF MES1with Cuts
representing the Types OF the Caucasian. Mon.
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single copies one dollar per dozeni or five nol-
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On NHE RADICALS, So.CALLED. satitic Poem
on the MO hgrel Leaders in the Rump Congress. 10
PIP. l2rIo. Price 20 cents, rs - Il" .
- Any of the above works sent TO any part Of
tue United states, postage paid, on receipt ofprce.
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dye, AllinstSntRnsouS dyes are cOni posed of l.,-
mar oasstto and or less destroy the Vitality
and beauty OF the hair, This 10 the original Hair
twenty years restorey gray hair 70 ~ OFlsinal
color BY gradual absorption In q meat Fsn Ia
bio manner. it's also Z beAutifst hair dFesHlos
sold In i've AlAos-bO oeRts and al-by all dealer.
q, MEIMsTREEf, ChonaIst.
s@E4lSGa sRrinE WGtsRs sold ~ al
Druggists
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Containing steel portraits of Mayor Gunther, r.
II Seymour, J. w Wall, n. b. Olds, X. B. fancy,
Alex Long, ). ). Cox Gideon j. Tucker Il. NJ.
Prince, 6. IL, Pendleton, and Daniel llUlsman,
octave, 2s4 PIP, Price 80. .,.g .ft...-.
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ad,i no no would not be beAutiiulI who wopId not
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tit,Sod g MY use nagan's Magnolia Balm. It's CON.
rou ghness FROM 'ss,atan. tan. treekies, pimpies and
rSubon smooth, Transparent, bioomiEnn sne
cosmstos, il cor tlI
nrdsr a ynrious to the skin Any DrugSiet y ~
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ne q; * !. AaSAN, Troy. n. T., chemist
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s, Wholesale Agents NV
Druggists, ~F' soid by all
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rnr pnnp soorr pEcIsIoN.

opinion OF chief Justice 1ane y, with an intro.
ductiOn by In. j. II Van Evrie. Also. an Appen-
dix containing an Essay on the Natural History
ol tue Prognuthous Race OF Mankind BY DR.. "
\. Cartwright, Of New Orleans. Pamphlet, ~
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us most del lightful Hair Dressing.
~ eradlcAtss scurf and dandrpH
Il keepe 'he head cool and clean, .. .....
mAket the hAiI rich, soft and EiOssy.
y prevents hair turning gray aud faliins on.
~ mteS.oios hAf upon pfehiaturely bald head6
preuy ohsap-dnrllble, Itls literally sold Nv
the car. load and yet its almost incTedl, drnand
" dAiy increasing. until there Is hardly ro,niTv
store that does not keep IT, or family does IL
use tt E. THOMAS LYON, Chsmist N w
nta.i.E nrnaoEA SPrAnH WatsF, sold by all
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mIsroRY oF rnt rN1oN Az coNerfrurIoN

Being the substance Of three lectures on the
Colonial, Revolutionary ana ConstitutionAl PERT
DDS Of American History with an A ppendiN con =
tnuing the Constitution or The United states, and
the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Of '96 and
'yt By Z. Chaun0ey Burr, Price, 20 cents. Ia. d
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THE OLD GUARD, VOL. Iv, 1866,

II contains the new novel. by Or, I Dunn En-
glish in full entitled "rhe Peer and the Printer"
Also, valuable political articles. svo., 572 pp So,
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CHE NORMAL RELATION OF THE RACEs-An an
swer to "MisCegenatiOn." Price, 20 cents