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,uelde ui4t pas Gtstntbum irattp eines
.,&inses' ober elmer Clique 1ub. Der
Grful9, bet llnter9an3 bt6 "&iinses",
.wirp p-nn 9epib ni4t au6tlfibeu.
Cine nnpaTenbe Examinations.

Mnbretp 6. Dunn ,purte BON ber re-
publitaniiden Difriet Gcnpention III
Manfato als Ganoipat fit &i&ter bee
6. Diittict6 nominirt.
Dir %errpdbnteni fi4tc, frittr taB itne
domination NUT m69lid mar, inpeut bic
gonpeniion 3u piel &ddN&ten ouf be
2oealitdtefraae >abrn. Dunn 1T ndmli&
pom Garibault Gpuntp. 3trr Dunn, 1T
cine itbr tefdbiste periSnli@teit fit bas
Nut eines @bief Glerte peS &eprditntanz
ten 6aules weldes e. bereits Spetmal 81
GROCER 3ufrierenbeit tes bauies perpals
TIT bat. Setne Npminaticn fit to6
Ri@ter<N ut 1T cine lebr rerf blte uni
piirre es uns 8or ui@t lberral&en tpenn
jeBt. per unabbdn9i9e @anpipat Ser
Grantlin s. @aite DOT, Mantato nit
grocer Majoritdt 9e,pdblt mlrpe. Do3
pies III none Of our funeral.
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0onneap 30. II.

Ga&psm per M@tbare 9snatius DOM
neuyI feline er6bten gutbllungen ibrr
nieeriae @ai3enYreile gum Bt(ten unierer
Iarmer bsfannt 8ema&t unc aud jebt
iu1a Staate berumreift uno eas 1ete
Goon9elium ees Greibaneela p,e,ist !;
fulet BE temotratii@e Central COMMITTEE
ben, 8et1pieli tts fleinen sDonneap apf
:cem GuBe une erldbts cine Alebre1e" an
cas @olt lber spie' 16meren 3eite1 uno
bubtn Tarif. Diele Mpt,ie sei9net
nd @Yor BEN Eptumente DonneQp's gang
belencers oapur& aug, Dae riefelbe nod
''iipeii t1unnerftdnolider 1T urr,pI u1tbr DBle@"
tntbdlt rls ba6 &artenbaus res9lininser
Dayners:: = ~ " W.
81, Die Af1nitat. 3mijden Donneuey unp
.rerD cmott1dtie ipiiros Stdslia ,ndrter un}
iir Bnui4 tfpens Sag baloist' gu ieben
ali 'meldem Der fleire Nieie Der alten@ets
tel in bie94ru1e fntt uno ,8ruoer' Bon<
cliff reu 9eae, ra,u {rridt.
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3etn taufene D,QarS.

MamIeY. Counts besablte I'M lebten
SABRE biz enorn1e Sumn,e. pom $9O02.'an
Die @el9morenen Der teipen @eri@tbafes
1rob alerem it es fat unm6sli& cine
intelligence Surp in irsenc einem@ eri@ts<
fale a~ue3uwdblen. DerSberif uno feline
@eb1lfen boben es INNER ~perltanren
{cI@e @ubjette auf rie @ei&mortnen<
LITE 3u brinsen we!&e fe fir ibrt politi:
(&en pripat3wtde .au,, s8efen stbrau@
den fpnnte1.
Gs 1T BE auerb5@fe 3eit tob bic
Blraer hem alien Court 5aus &inse
tpel&er een @olte tur& feline 9ewiNen>
lcft, oer|@menreri1@e une eorrupte &er=
rpaltun9 Der County Giaanser, Der 9ails
@ermaltun8 unp re6 miitrablen SYieu,s
jebtr 3sit nit Zen er1bten untoftn RE
unpaGeno1en Yerf6nli@tsitsiten fir @e<
1@rprene auejuiu&en, aweimal mebr
Steuern ale no1bweneis 1T, aufaebarett;
Elm 1@neQtS Gnpe MAIDEN.
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Bnr8er Don st. 4aul+

e5}n tpenisen Ta9e1 fneen unltre lota<
len @ablen ftatt. Sebt rarauf paB Die
Snters0en perS tart 9euabrt merre, unr
Die County 0erpaltun9 in ebrli@e5dnoe
fommt. 3ertrlmmert ben corrupteu
,.&!ine" urp entirobnt rie @mitb< Grace
.Dpnafie. Gtimmt fit Merrtam IT,
Santorn uno 8rainarb fulr
@eleb9ebunQ, unp nur flr ful&e Ganot@
paten tir County Memter auf rtrea
&edd9afenbeit tbr eu& perlalen f5nnt-
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T THE LAW"

Tom 6oparb uno bic brediee irildt
wel@e rurd republifaniideS tim=
in Nemter ~ fcmmen bcfen uno
republitanildenG anciraten nur (9aben,
pa bieit @lique aus prinSipienloien, e9oi~
itilden, politi,@en Gbarlatans pom itbr
3meifelbaftem Character beitebt {4eineu
e. gang beloneers auf Sobu Grace ab8es
ieben ~ baben. j..
@ir ,plni@en uup b%eflrrcrttu unter
allen, um(tdnten Die @abl Res earaer
reputlitanii9en @ountp Gidete, 9lauber
aber ni@t rae bic Mitttl. tptl@e por
6orarp, welder fi@ fur swan3i9
fit feline >rertbroQen CO Ditnfe
als County @ommiiiioner 1867 besab*
len ldet,, an9erranrt tpercen ben 3ped
errei&tn ,utrltn. Die StimmNtber her
8arp ,parnen mir gang beions
pers per pieltrt Gr3 Gbarlatan. Stiuuat
masse 9eScn Gom 6onarb elm
Snbipicuur, ptl@es nd in BEL, Stapt
Gountp 8erraltuns einni1en, rpiu.
I'M, ii9 pom, 5Fenhi@enS ddel 3u nadRen.
@enn bieler .,a@tbare &idter""' ,pel9er
9esenpdrtiar her highcoculoruln elmer
republifaniiden Clique .;u itin l9eint,
alaubt ca6 cs s"within the law" 1T fir
20 Sage 1867 in rie a9ai9e Al, tedtn
uno Rednursen als. @ommilNontr 3u<
riif,un>rifcn. neil ME man ma innt hir>
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Cine balbe S@mdnfune.

@errD cnneun, rel&er ielttt iebr i&neQ
Sur Mnli@t 3u fommen l@eint, ra6 feline
Torminston &ere Gin 9ru6es Giaefo mor,
it na@ @inpno aereiit unp bat rprt fem
berubmteS Mnti>2auf Document in a1<
rerer Gorm rpr9etra9en, unc teceutenc
milrere Gotten auf9eSoaen. Die 5alt
nit welber 6err Gonneuy fdon jebt ;u
temanteln nnp gu oertuiden iudt, mas
er nur DOR wenieen Go9en III Der auer<
ldrpfiten 8eiie %bcbauptet, sei9t urS Jpn
als poufommenen Dema9c9en Der jerer
Belt ferti9 1T ben Mantel mad rem
Winre ;u breben. Mud obnc riele Ser
rem miro bic republitanilde partei jeper
3eit wilIen, ,pie lte 81 banceln bat.
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@epublifanil6e 9fominatto
men fir @eItB1ebun0.
(Rauafes Goautv)
r&spraientanttn:
Ser. 9.;8. &anborn,
Sol. q. g. Wcrriam.
6orace e. 8ratnaro.
platform.

1e(al.Hsn-Dt ~rvnt!;ta tide pcstet Mtnnsfetar.
In gpnreatsn ss1faataelt, bit aftat sru Neusa' tsre Sr0es
bentot fur BIT Dettstn BIZ 6rstpet, uno etx's slelfen uao
aeuiatnbafs n Rsdtss fit Ssbermanx. une tae Der Sea san.
6ioe 7nunpt steisr pnnsipiea s,njta uae aaetH nur enr%
Mnr abmt be- 15ten Amenbeaents iur GsnFttut. an err Vsr,
1U@Is Il su-Dat Gtnt&rdasuns uas ptsensuate, -
ME pAe aQn1at iSs Tueune uSfsrer Natisnal" Stui5. nelde
In 70 unaweftlbaiter N1eie un'ers eeatnr6rtiae Afasienals
abmtn hrattrn tn btr gerraituna 'er oHentl'@en Anitlteent
bitten &~araitr,1rt bat: unfere Ner'pre&unsen sor eem Beite
tiulDlen unp anfere auiri6t1ee Re'd:ts tns erbsifAen:
BH&lpf{en-Da be gtspdltuHS ualerer etaaNan.
aelesenbe,tsn unter ~r,publifantfher pslitte n@ eurH inntee
prtnsipie treus uub mare Gttsaoute, ausselettnet pat.
ntlde unS aDsk nanb III 5aufe unb A&tuR9 tn auslanee
aeaeben bat; uub raj be wapren SntsreNtn es etaates IN
Ter q Fl, &taaltuna pr sesrfbsussa rsput!stantf&ta pa1tt'
III fnetn Ras.-
Def& off n-Da6m mr. due Nrteu ssn Stipulation Der
Nat pnat .G&ulb all Elm Staatsserbre&en psreanamen; unb
hat unfe { Eatipnal Gtre bic Hsaabluns unierer S4ulp III
uetere,uaimmure mt BEN Bu&naben unp gette ualerer
Veiete unter rsl8en fl ernsrabtrt ruroen, erben&t.
Bet@Isiien-Dab bic 3 ~3nbansen er Der. esaatsn
IN ansern saat,saen bt,uslt& bes e~elesl'@ea status uu't't1
a sptistarasr ~ ben &seterun IN Tires @seurte!anees 70
.eeult,t usrren fpnten, bab ttne Burger. wtnn i'm Auslanee'
uon mr. fersr .~eeieruHa ale Bhra : bes Der. Staaten IN eer.
[elben WDe fe ais % fe bier IN 2anre eb rene 1ura'r bss
#er. 6taa. en- wdreu, a~neeftbtn mo ~eenaeeHas eel%ust res'
ben jsaen.
81 ulsffen-Da ber Ban cu.r Rsreltasa paeife
Gifent arm unso mat bur1 eie beaen .Sutersdea pss eanaen
QoubeS uerlanat n. u B b.b fir hiefen 3tu.d e,ne wehe Doll
tit Is ssbietet. bas htefes un:ernebmsn etne ltterale Inter.
Rusaas sn len Ser. 6taann erbalt:n feQte.
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eberif.

Gbarle6 SYmonbe elmer ber
unobbdnsiacn Ganrieattn fir SberiF
:,mcbnt felt 20 Sabren in &amleY Counts
une 1T al6 BIraer unb @eiddft6manu,
ais Elm redtidoftner unb ebrlidtr @ba<
raettr sortbeilbaft befannt. 6err @pz
monrs 1T Gin 9eeigneter Ganpipat fit
ale ~unqtbanaiaen uno inteQtsenten
Stimm9eber" >rel&e ni9t has re9uldre
1idet itimmtn t5nnen. Nu@ Die uDise
pat@" 1T pieier %nfidt!
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Cute Na1ribt.j

5obolp ale General 6aneod ben Be-
febl e~rla{7en bic Nnilerler ouf Ter Mili>
tarreInYation in Sort &ir9ely su entiers
men ; ]anrte @oupernrur Marlball
lpfcrt cine Depelde an ben YraIcenten.
I'M, rielen Befebl III tpirerrufen.
@or. Marlbo4 erbielt am 49, fol9enoe
Nntwort: 81
@afbin sten, .. g., 19. Dtt. SO.
an @cu. 50 m. 81. marbal:
Be3usnebmenb auf ibre Depei&e mel>
de Sie an ben YrdIpenten ianoten, bat
General 6aneod ben Befebl erbalten pit
Re@te Der bona Ipe 4nfspler auf BET
Sort 8ie8etp 8eierpation 3u reipeftireu.
- If %. :. g n a H.
&riess>@ etretdr."
2aut tieier Dept1&e Gno biermit bic
Re@te aler Mnfepler auf Der &eltrpation
rel9e ii@ i'm ~suten @lauben" parauf
nieoersela0tn, B. ). wirtlt&e anIec@
lunser sen,a@t boben, Ip%ollfomuset, 0e:
Idert. =
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cine feleHale 1lnserf@dust ct,

ka@fEE4 4S SEEEE%E ""f ~, EEISEg#E& -
Der .,pipneern" ma&t Bic flr&trlide
Gnn aQun9 raj laut Beri&t rss s@as>
meiRere bic Y i 8 gaben her 9taates
Reatsrun9 f1r tas Sabr 1868 81 pttSSu'''
me BON $762,315 betruAer.
Der pioneer" ptib iebrrrcbl bab bite
nur' Scr s&aGenumiaB zee Staata coos.
antics fir ra6 9abr 1868 mar nno MOT
ptea @toat szMu6Aabtn t0r 1903.
abtr 9elo9en mub perpe1.
se}n obietn 3ablcn fno bic @elrer nit
tinseialoGtn wel&e Der staat aus nen'
8ertauf Der S@ul>Q dnpereien ertaltfn,
70 ME anpere p%ermanente Gcnrs. tpelde
pom Staat ni9t perausSabt perren, Ions
SER, ,pelde Der @taat als Gaptta<
lien >psl@e 3infen traatn )tess
Sabr anlt9t (investments); ocet
wel@t, tpie .rer alsemeine S&ulfono re-
res Sabr al, Pie bfentli&en S@ulta IN
zen einaelnen @ounties rertbeilt tpfrce..
Gs .purrtn i'm lebten SABRE auf rtelt
8ei(e $25O,OOO In. .3inien traeenret'
Ser. 6taaten Bcnrs fir ben Staat am
aeleot uno SIG. 643 ben 6Hentli&tn'
|S@ulen In ben einS,lnen Counties I'M
gtrbdltnib ~ ibrer @&dler5abl dbsr'u'e;.
fen. {. -..@.
Die MuSeaben fir een Staats@
6au6balt ein1@lieeli& ouerNus<
ooben fir Bfftntli4e @ebdupe,
Botltbatisfeits~ Snti'ute uno Sntere'<
fen an her @taotss S@ulp betru9e11 IN
1868 $364,941 ...
Sc mue bier nod auspr1dli& erpdbrt
rerren raj Die Nussaben fir 6fsntlt@e
@tb6uce felt 1866 nur cine 3eitmeile
Musoohe finp, tpel@e in sini9en Sab
rem fortfdut {otalD ;ene 8autsr pouenoet
(inp.
Ole NuSaaben fir 1868 pertbei@
len iiG tpie folst: " -
Sir ben GtaatS< 6ausbalt einldlieB'
lid Der. @ebalte fir. @taats<8 eamts,
&i@ter, @efera.bun8, Drudfoiten. Staats<
@efdnaniB, Mcrmal &6ulen, %llnineril>
tdt @cfprm S&ule, Grtaltun9 Ter Sniff:
tute fir Blinpe, Gaubaumme, Srrenan@
Ralt> emigration llntertlBuns far@rtn3z
Mn1iepler u. {. ~. betru9en
bic Musaaben bic Sun1n,e sou $215,415
oI hem S"@"''9' <AA''" "@''' "~'' 127,o6e
enteref,n an Der Nuleibe 1851
Mupitprs 8oarb 39o
Die laufenpen perr1anenten Nu69aben
rss @toatts fir 1868 betru9en lomit
$215,415 ais oben ipe3ifSirt. Die De-
mofratie iaeint 9ani oersei1en ~ baben>
poB alS ibr Gtaats=S 1abmeiter Mrta>
frcna in 1860 Die Safe an ieinen Nad<
foloer i'm Mmte ZEN Mdtb.. @barle8S &ef@
fer Gberlteferte, rur 3 @ents in rers
]eIben Al finren waren netit $140O in
@lencoe Sbinplafters ra9e8en batte une
cine cemrfratij9e GtaatszN rminiltraz
ton In rcr furien 3eit Don Is Monaten
ron Wai 1858 bis December 1860 cine
lauftnce @@ulp BON $85. 900 uup cine
%pern1anerte u1mli9, Staates Srnre, I'm
Betra9e pon $250>000 @olp ouf ben
9al6 9elaeen.
Diele eanse @un1n,e BON $335,o00
,par ror Der cemofratiiden at minnftraz
tion @ib!eyS in rer furjen 3eit ron 18
Mcnaten reribwenpet wurren. Sn obi
oen $335,O0O itnp ni6t tie re9els
md6i9en Muesaben pon Sitleps Mo~
mi%nitration %einbe9rifen meI&e i'm SABRE
1859 ALIEN lter $81 900 betru9en
Bir lberloGen es rer Demoftat:'t ibre
ei9en aud fcrner in he @elt binaus
III ppiaunen ; ra5 @o!f fennt ietne pap-
%penbeimer unp 19entt ibnen' feiuen@lauz
ben.
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. meb!-Na&rem6err 6. 6. Gcmee
Der Don ben 3emperen5leuten ouf9efeltt
@anripat fir Muritcr bsreits pie Ncmiz
nation auf rem zBompii9 Eidet
ab9elebnt bat, erfldrt jebt aud 6err 6.
S. Gbompion, Der @anpirat fir @taats<
Sefretdr raB er tie ibm 3u9eca9te Gbre
abltbnen mdiIe "a er ras reauIdre repub<
lifaniihe GtaateTidet unite, 1tleen tpsrpe.
@m Sage Der @abl miro BON rerm aars
ien Gobb@Gidet Ni@tS ubria bl ibe1 als
Elm trauri9er corn-cob-steak.
49, Sci II, &ettuno rer am Is. @ept.
in &Jni96ter9 S%erun9lidten Sei9net (I4
Gin @pra9leVrer SpieB aus. @pie6,
Der frlber als omneitirter 9optszGanci<
rat bel Der Gremrenleeion in Nlsier, al6
@efananer in Soulon alS u1au6cr"
1tenfte leiften mubte, fam ami 13. |. Mts.
Mtenrs. Elm paar Minuten na1 rcr I'M
9lidstatofrupbe rurd Die @eiba.rberz
arabe mad rer S9lostei@tride. &auut
pernabm er ros 9rdbli&t llnalid, ais er
iItb Babn traa. auf Die Brittle elite, tie
son 3ul&auern bereit6 eelsert mar. Gin
NufNdt6beamter reltt ibn ,urritpeiien>
.ale Ct ober. erfldrte, .Gauher III fem,
Wenlden retten nous," Lief man ibn ba<
lelbf. BliBihnrQ war Ct pSQis entfleiz
eet, Sffctere >paren ibm rabei bebulai9 id,
nabmen feline &leirer in Gmpfana re
ubr nem Yoli3eiinipeftor Rempf. c1e&leiz
Der Sweien Gplraten NIT rer Srore eine
bdncietnr> ltlbiae rem Gauder. ruenn er
lein @etf rpllenpet, ob;uliefern.
Nn BET llnaludsidtte ipran9 6. ioear
in einem rur@ ras Menidenaerrdnse
berbeiaefubrten tronspiri1enren 3u1anre
in pas eisfalte @oGer neS 5dlpettihes,
lufort untertaudeno. eSn elmer @aler>
tieft pom 10 bis IL Gub itit6 er auf
&leiounsaflde. 8ei Gaaeeliat une
flarem @a0er bat Der Eouder einen &C.
d&t6fretS ron etma ie&eSis S9rttten,
bier aber ,par unten in 9rauGser Gteft
AQes iawarj unp punfsl, per Gau@er
fonnte ilh nur auf leinen Eanilnn perz
laGen. @ibrenp er einen Mlen|4en era<
porSos. belt fi@ Elm ;reiter trampfbaft
an ieinem 8eine feR> ielbises jt1frapent.
Mit Riei enanitrenaunS arbtitete Ct ild
empor, einen Menlaen in Der 9inten, nit
Der &e@ten rurernp. Sben onsetomme,,
rief Ct: ~8oote btr" Cine @onpet
t1ahm ben &6rper hes fpeben en,porse5o@
8snen Menfhen auf unb bradtt i'm 3u
ben llebrteen na@ benz @arten BET @o@
r:ener 6aQe. &c mar cine Grau> bteDr.
Burow, it,, nod rt.iisen Anirensunaeu
ins 9eben ;urldbra9t. Sc rnebr !3eit
roriber9ins, I'M, 10 ,ptnt9er mar ea3u
boFnuna pcrbanpen bits aud trfel9z
reid nod bel ben ibrieen Mtniden III
tbuu, .pel@e aus rem @a0er berrorae<
bolt purpen. Bieperum tau@te Der
Eau@er unter, miererum bolte CT aus Der
Eiefe cine Grau berauf, fle mar cine
'3etiide. Sod gum ptitten, f%inften> adj
ten W1ale toudte her 3auher unter. int
@anBst1 anr 3uleBt juiamtnen nit zen
&tttunoebafen Der betbei9ebplteu Gtuer@
mtbrnaannl1aftalt4 Meni6en aus Gem
@a0er aiebenb. lleber cine balbeS tunbe
bate Der Tlu9tr' i'm eisfalten @o0er
,3use6raat teptnape, NIT err1attesm&5r1
pei, taate Il r,u1aan: feline eisene &et<
tu119.. Die pbtn tparttnren .@oltntex
.parfen ibmspie trodenen &leioer 3u; Ter
9audtr fleipete iid auf einers ipdter ber<
oreunp ptti@want
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MINNESOTA. sTAATsZElTUhG

.epublifQni,6e @,oats~ SO
~ a.. INT minQt!pnen. ]. " T. a T..
Sir e,,u.se,rnueut: i j .
&crace Il uftn
ri: 1;-t. ssu RiesasA, A.3esi
:8as 2ieut ,Gsdstrnesr: ~
Willie m q. yale.
B6y 9 taats~ Seeretxr: ,
Sans attfDu,
0Gr GtaatS- 2xhitss. -T...>
e barl<s NJ cSiratb /,
8ar @taasfaasmsiRsr:
@mt M ind
&t&ier ser Suprsms Court:
6. q. st tplep.
ssa 8tpmsr.
General Anualt:
&. st. g. 6 prnelI.
bon g .xnesin.
Bix Glert bsr Supreuae Court:
g ~ oob $puBb b.
ssn samks.
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Mepubiifanif1e nominatipnen il
DafctA Gcuutp !.

Sir st,ator $. Gyrt.
6ilr Neprd,entanten Bm. u. Strap,
ee}renue NertinS:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-24

HAMILTON has been elected Governor OF
Texas, according to Radical practice, but
an effort is being made to cheat him out
Of the position. Gov. Pcasc lclegraphs
that Davis has 400 majority, with the
counties of Navarro and Milan TO vote.
The latter did not vote. The failure OF
the latter to vote resulted from the fact
that the registration had not been com.
pleted, In Milan the election was inter,
rupted by a disturbance, and not com
pleted. Gen. Reynolds has ordered cleo
lions to be held in these counties in ac-
cOrdance with proclamation he had is
sued some months previous, but has re
ferred the question of counting the votes
to the President. The vote of these
counties, it is conceded, viii elect Hamil-
ton, hence Satrap Reynolds refers
the matter TO Grant. If Hamilton
had a majority and the vote of
these counties would elect Davis, Reynolds
would not have hesitatcd an instant as to
the course TO be pursued. His proclama-
ton declaring that if the election should
not be held in any county in the State, on
account Of disturbance or any other cause,
on the days designated, then it should be
held on some other days, which he would
designate, was intended TO secure the cleo
ton of the Radical candidate, but it is not
working as he intended. The Satrap was
beat at his own game that time
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CURRENCY

In his report submitted to Congress at
the beginning Of the present month, Sec
rotary Boutwell, asked to be clothed with
authority to reduce the greenbacks in cir
culation to the extent Of two millions of
dollars per month. The three weeks that
have elapsed since then will satisfy him
that if he possessed this power it would
be impolitic to exercise it. 1t is quite
evident that the country will require
longer preparation oraretun speciepay-
ments than the proposed reduction would
give There has been a decrease in the
currency circulation since 1866 of about
SIS, 900 only, yet we find crisis
upon US which is running large numbers
Of enterprising men in almost all business
pursuits. The following table showing
the currency of the United States, in
Guiding bank notes, grcenbacks and
specie, which has been carefully compiled
from official data for the National IN
telligenccr, will assist the reader to a
just appreciation of the opposite results
of expansion and contraction --
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4 Splendid kentucky Farm
FOR SALE,
Half Days Ride From Nashville

T OFFER FOR SAIL THE FARM WHERE NOW
L reside, in Todd County, Kentucky, adjoining
the Town of EIkton, the County Seat, fourteen
miles from Guthrie Depot Junction of L. L II. &
NJ. & L. r. r. miles from Trenton, on L & II.
r. r., and miles from Allensyile on NJ. & l. r. r.
There are 800 acres open land in cultivation, 100
in good timber, under good fence, with creel
through, which makes the place desirable as Stock
Farm Title perfect.
This tract embraces valuable improvements Just
in the edge Of Town-weu built BrickhOuse, l.
Rooms, with Cellars for Fruit, Vinegar and Vine
fine large running Spring in the yard, Stons
Springhouse, fine Cistern, IcehOuse, SInokehOUse
Carriagehouse, Stabling for 30 head horseE, large
Tobacco Barn, FramChouEes for lab0rers a good
Vineyard and two Orchards Of 500 choice bearing
Fruit Trees 40 acres well set Meadow Grasses, and
all the fields Covered for last years, and
Turnpike road The land S rich and well adapted
to Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, stock, and so lies that
it can be conveniently laid of for Village Ecsi-
dences. The improvements are in fine repair
Wheat crop sown.
/ win sell the whole or in parcels FOR cash, on
time; would take in part payment smaller tract
or residence in town city.
The purchaser can be supplied with all stock
Utensils and Forage he may need and would sell
80 bbls pure Apple Vinegar, and lot Of old Grape
Sherry and Cider Wines, made Oh The place, pro
nOunCed by judges to be the best domestic wines
il the country. JEROME. S. RIDLEY.
Refer to Dir. J. /. Ridley, Huntsville, Ala. r. Nc
Lew, Pulaski (Eaukl Tennessee; John d. James
Nashville; Bon. I. Perkins, CLERK Circuit Court
E!ktOn, Er. drCg+d2i-w2t
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Ak alarming state of restitution is pre-
vailing among the lower classes Of Eng
land. The London Morning AdUertiscl
states this ''absolute restitution" as il
terms it, among the working classes, a:
being something as deplorablc as it j,
novel and astounding" The numbers OF
the unemployed in the country, it says,
"are certainly not less than million, and
some estimates would bring them up to
something like two millions These
spectacles of unfortunate poverty suggest
the thought, says the same paper, of the
condition of the people of Paris just be-
fore the French revolution, when their
restitution had brought them to the
starving point There is something ON
nous in the suggesting of a parallel be-
tween the condition Of England DOW, and
Of France prior to the great revolution
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CAN 4 STATE REVERSE ITS AC
TI0NON ANAMENDmE


Immediately after the result Of the re,
cent elections in Ohio and New York was
ascertained, the question was sprung Wheth-
er a State had a right to reverse its action
on proposed amendment to the constitu-
ton of the United States. The right of
Ohio, which had rejected the fifteenth
amendment, to ratify il now that the
Legislature was supposed to be favorable
TO such a change of the fundamental law,
was asserted by the Radicals, but they
stoutly denied the right of New York 10
withdraw its ratification since its Logisla-
ture has been elected by a majority of the
people Of that State who are opposed to
the proposed amendment That The Rad
icals entertained doubt as to the cor
reCtness of their position on this question,
is clear from the fact that Mr. Williams
Of Oregon, introduced a bill into ,thc
United States Senate directing the ScCrc-
tary Of State 10 disregard in his count
and proclamation the votes of the States
rcconsidering and reversing their ratifca-
ton Of an amendment to the constitution.
But The bill ssid nothing about a State
having once rcjo4el an amendment and
afterwards ratified H. The bill was of
course prepared to suit the case Of
New York and Ohio. Nothing has as yet
been done with this bill, but its enactment
into a law would put the case in a posi-
lion to be decided by The courts: that is,
whether the right TO reconsider an aGirma-
tive vote on amendment is not as clear as
the right to reconsider a negative one.
Ohio rejects the fifteenth amendment in
1869: can she ratify it in 1902 New
York afIfrms in 1869: can She not REGAL
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The Memphis Appoay says: "The i'm.
pending attempt at Washington to i'm.
peach Judge Trigg, the United States
Judge in Tennessee, because he viii do
his sworn duty, unswaycd by party and
undismayed by the fear ssof consequences
to himself, is an attempt TO proclaim the
audacity and infamy of the Radicalleadcrs.
He cannot be impcachcd for want Of in
tegrity, and they propose 20 impeach him
for no better reason than the possession Of
it. He has not made a partisan decision
for or against the government or the Rad
cal party, and has held in honest cquipoisc
the scales Of justice This is his crime.
Can the party in power afford to impcach
every Independent and honest Judge who
viii not Perjurc his soul to please it: We
shall see whether they are GooIhardy
enough 10 persist in the attempt, which
viii assure their overthrow before the
people
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KEGS. Of all fizss aud descriptions. -A's0.
TANKS, Of ell kinds and sizes. butt on short
notice either IT the CRY or country. a Il work
veil done. aud at reasonable prices. seq dial