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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-30
The Edinburgh

The Edinburgh RecieU, for January, is
on our table, from the Leonard Scott pub.
fishing company, Of New York. Its con-
tents are "a follows: /. Spain under
Charles II. Lord Kingdoms Recollcc-
lions of the Bar. 3. &c Isrian Rome,
1. Trench's Realities Of Irish Life. 3 The
Legend Of Tell and Ruth. c. Govern
ment Telegraphs. :. Dean Milman' =
Annals of St. Pauls s. Hunters Annals
of Rural Bengal 9. Gen. Ulysses Simp-
son Grant, 10. Mr.. Brighfs Speeches.
We have rarely seen more interesting
number. Article second We commend to
the legal fraternity as being a very reada-
bic review of book printed for private
Use, and hence not in the market. The
article on Grant begins as follows " Ii is
now nearly nine years since Il needy man
WAS louuging 10 the streets of st. Louis,
with scarce friend or a hope in the world.
lie had left an honorable service under a
cloud aud after irving his hand at the
national pursuit OF farming, which had
brought him much toll and little gain,
had turned in vain TO other pursuits. As
a dealer in wool, as agent for collecting
debtz a. an auctioneer, as house agent, he
I'D failed TO compete successfully with
the sharper or better tFsiaed minds around
him and now what he had regarded a.
hls last chance, his application for petty
local appointment, had been rejected
CURLY, with the intimalion that Gt testi-
moniaIs were lacking in his case Per
haps some unlucky applicant FOR rresi-
dental appointment owes something Of
the curtnes5 OF his refusal 10 the incident
here related of nine years ago.
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We had the pleasure Of visits FROM W
]. Phillips, of Fayetteville, j. T. l.. Coch.
ran and E. w. Phillips, of Columbia, our
friends of "long time ago." who are paying
their respects TO our wholesale houses
here, replenishing their respective stocEs,
t. meet all the demands of their custo-
mers, who will crowd their houses for
spring supplies.
Col. w. J. Hill, of Pulaski, paid US a
brief call, and will see his friends ia the
city to-day.
Tom W. Neal, Esq, editor Of Meals
StJts Gazette, Dyersburg, was in 10 see US
yesterday. He reports peace and plenty
in his section Of the State
Ira Hays, Of the CIalksyille City Trans
Ter C"mnany, WIS in the city yesterday
circulating among, his friends.
jeremiah George Harm. Purser IN the
United States navy, and ey-edltor Of the
Nashville Union, ia in the city.
We had the pleasure Of visit last egen-
ing from Col. Edwin PaRchall, formerly
editor of the Nashville Gazette. He is
here experimenting the publication Of his
history Of Tennessee.
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James Siffy, assault and battery, - aud
coats; l. Furgsson, Richard Brown aud
Morton Murphy, drunkenness, s. aud costs
each John Harris, fast driving, costs ;
Andrew White, using language calculated
to provoke breach Of The peace, security
forfeited; George Pollard, same olense,
discharged; Albert Hawkins, assault and
battery, discharged; Byron Wright and
VIM Jones, aszaulting with stones, % aud
costs; T Caritt, drunkenness aud va
grancy, s. and costs; John Jones, tres
pass and using abusive language, dis
charged; Patrick SKIM, sleeping in mar
keIhouse, costs II & Lnca-, drunk aud
disorderiy and carrying concealed weap-
ons, forfeiture of security; w G. Woods,
shooting in corporate limits, security for
feited john o Neal, drunk ennesa and
carrying concealed weapons, case conlin-
ued; NJ & Dam, carrying concealed
weapons, continued $ Williams, assault
and battery, discharged.
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EDGEFIELD.

A TALE OF BLooD.-Those who rose
early on Sunday last, and had occasion to
pass from Edgefeld to Nashville, must
have noticed a a pool of blood on the side
walk along Bridge Avenue. 1t attracted
no no very great attention however, until
il was afterwards discovered that below
this sidewalk and on the side of the en-
bankment was another large puddle of
blood. Close investigation also lead to the
discovery Of footprints Immediately around
this place, and the condition of the earth
in the vicinity aroused suspicious of a
horrible murder supposed 10 have been
enacted on the night previous. As soon
as the report gained circulation that
murder had been committed a large
crowd congregated on the spot and
every individual who came up
had something to say about the affair, sug-
gesting how the deed might have been com.
mitted, and the verdict was unanimous
that whoever the murdered man might be,
he had been killed while passing along the
sidewalk, and his body afterwards thrown
over the embankment, and perhaps dragged
to the river. The excitement here ran
high, and questions were propounded to
every man who came up, TO ascertain il
there was any missing man in the place
Finally, the City Marshal made his ap.
pearance, and wanted TO know the mean.
ing of SO large crowd. Those assembled
pointed 10 the blood, when he explained
the mystery by telling them that he knew
all about it-ihat it was only case O
nose bleeding, and that no undue alarm
need be entertained, as he Witnessed the
fellows smeller when it WAS bleeding.
CHILDREN's FEsTIvAL.-On Sunday
evening last, the Sabbath school children
of st. AIMS Church had what ia called al
Easter festival, which was very agreeable
to the children and highly acceptable Il
older persons who there assembled. Aftel
some excellent singing by the school, thu
Rector delivered short address to hi
children, and distributed among them 1
number Of Easter eggs, cOlored to suit thu
occasion. These Sunday school gathering
are becoming very fashionable, and sucl
meetings should be encouraged. Induc,
the little folks TO attend Sabbath school
then get up attractions that will max,
them active members, and much COED viii
be accomplished.
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Improved Order OF Red s,su


Tie following committees are designated
10 conduct the anniversary reunion and
ball of the Improved Order of Red Men,
at the Courthouse hall on The night Of the
18th Of NAV. II is earnestly hoped that
the committeeman will act cheerfully and
promptly for the best interests Of the ord,r
COMMITTEE or RECEPTION.
l.. NJ. Temple, Vice Great lncahomee Of
Tennessee.
Robert s. isttersou, Sachem Tecums,L
Tribe.
W. {. Kinney, Sachem Alknooml Tribe.
Joe. f. Loisea, Sachem Osceola Trite.
John Haley, S4chsm Pawnee Tribe.
Jos. q. Bailey, Sachem ChicEtmaugl
Tribe.
II Bate, Sachem Oklahoma Tribe.
John Hildretb, Sachem Minehaba
Tribe.
Rufus r. Polk, Sachem Cherokee Tribe
T.. Owen, Sachem Seminole Tribe
At. J. Coleman, Sachem Metamora Tribe
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
". Matt. Brown, !. J. Mouitoo, Tc-
Cumseh.
A Hemphill, p Walsh, Alkncoma.
W. Hyionemus, P. r. Aiie t. O.ceola
i + Betiers, W. II. Dale, PawUcc
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
George Wright, George Slanbach, Ie-
cumseh.
c. N. Donaldson, ". Il. Sloan, Aikroo-
ma.
Robert Sutherland, T. L Kline, Osceola.
/. A. Knowles, p. ". Hogan, Fawnee.
Cant. W. d. Dale, OF Pawnee Tribe, has
been designated Chief Marshal, who, with
an assistant from each tribe in the city, will
direct the order Of parade.
Select music will be in attendance
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THE APPROACHING RACES.
me YeIncInede Entries

NChOShRCoS A<hAHAro. L
1t may now be set down as a fixed fact |
that there will be contest over the purse
offered by the Nashville Blood Horse As
for the beat velOcipede race.
These imported animals are in training,
and will be in excellent trim by the open
ing Of Ghe spring meeting. We have Wis.
tied the stables, on Church street over the
Adams Express Office, ard can state know
ingly that the different contestants are in
fine condition, and if there is any thing in
the timing announced by purely disin-
terested party, who has only commune
Gated the fact to this reporter in confidence,
we will now make the prediction, without
fear of contradiction, that when the yeloc-
ipedes get on the track there will be some
tall running.
Through the kindness of one Of the
trainers, last evening we were permitted TO
inspect the stables of our friend Hugh
McGavock. One of his entries for the
forthcoming contest is handsome marine
blue colt-on wheels. He is very spirited
in appearance, and if he don't throw lis
rider in making the turn into the home
stretch, he will deceive the public. His
other entry is large pes-green nag, is
we'll formed and has good spring, and il
rightly managed will pass under the
string Just as soon as he gets there.
Col. Wings stable has in it a dark red
geldiBg, small in stature, but like the late
lamented Flora Temple, has the necessary
amount Of speed TO make him faVorit'
with those who have money TO lose. HI
is full Australian, and his friends SAY
will be hard to beat.
In Bob Murpby's stable is large pinl
Glly, with white stresks, by lightning
dam by imp. Sovereign. She is full 0
life, and like Black Satin, of old, is apt I,
Jump the fence or collide with her compel
itor. But The knowing ones say that if sh
will behave herself, she will take down th
purse.
Col. Smith has 10 training an even-ten
pered go-right-aloDg, purple Lexingto
colt, who feeds we'll and has numerou
hackers, who will 60 their pile on him.
Several other stables are expected to al
rive in few days from different parts {
the country, which will receive notice j
due time
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Oar Tcutonie friend Red on the
Square is the owner of a large New
Foundland dog which he justly prizes
very highly. He is an animal Of more
than ordinary sagacity and fidelity, gen.
orally obedient and sometimes shows
signs of sense almost like folks" He
makes himself quite handy carrying bask-
eta, holding horses, and doing guard duty
at the premises Of his owner. Last Sat
urday the physical strength and fidelity of
Nero we're put to a severe test, but he
proved equal to the occasion. A gentle
tleman riding a Spirited horse had some
business to transact in the Markethouse,
and alighting at the north end of the
building, lie placed the briddle in the
dogs mouth and babe him hold the horse
until he returned The dog took the bri-
die firmly between his teeth, wsgging his
tail in promise of obedience. He eyi-
IDENTIFY felt complimented by the confidence
reposed in him. He had, however, under
taken bigger thing than lac at first ina
gined. Scarcely was his willingly undertak
en- task fairly begun when the horse became
frightened and made desperate effort TO
get away from biz new keeper He pulled
and jerked at terrible rate, but all to no
purpose. The dog firmly kept his hold on
the bride, bat was hardly heavy enough
TO keep his position on the ground. The
horse seemed to know the difference in
weights, and concluded TO run away. So
starting of in regular style, he made the
circuit Of the market place in astonishing
fast time But still the faithful dog held
on to the "iery, unnamed sleed." "A the
two finished the circuit and neared the
starring point, the horse slackened his
pace, aud the dog by a strong effort drew
him up to his waiting master, amid the
merited plaudits Of many persons who wit
messed Nero triumnh
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PATENTED FEBRUARY 2, 1883,
Jenkins Stomach BItterS!

Owing to the great success of jenkins Ceie-
baated Stomach Bitters as 4 certain SPECIFIC
TONIC and INVIGORATOR, for sill disorders
Of the Stomach. hatuency and loss of appetite,
interested parties are flooding the market with
cheap and worthless nOstrums. under the name
Of Stomach Bitters, The public are cautioned
against using them, as their sole merit consists
in Il very inferior article Of Rot Gut" manu-
featured in the Northern market especially for
Southern sale.
JENRIN'S STOMACH BIHEERs
are composed Of the purest materials prepared
with the greatest care by an experienced chem
ist, tested and approved By the principal msdi
cal practitioners Of Tennessee and secured by
LETTERS PATENT. uhe infringement Of
which is lelony,D They can be used by ALL with
confidence. as a SAFE. CERTAIN and SPEEDY CURE
for all they are specified for besides they are a
a GENUINE SOUTHERN REMEDY, and
worthy Of SOUTHERN PATRONAGE.
For sale by all Druggists and Medicine von-
ders throughout the United States.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, No. %
North Market street, Nashville. Tenn.
K. 2. JENKINS,
4
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an a Visit

Wm II, Sylvis, of PhiladePhia, Presi
dent Of The Iron Wonders international
Association, is at present on visit to this
city. lie has travelled extensively through
the entire country, and has been in no
State which he thinks is equal to Tennes-
see IN manufacturing point Of view, and
makes the prediction that in very few
years, Tennessee will occupy a position
behind no State in the Union.
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Rack Again.

R. b. Sloan, Esq, the interchangeable gen
eral agent of Wand,' Patent Car aud
House Roofing Company, has lnsi returned
from New Oreans, Mobile, Pensacola, and
other Southern cities, whittier he went in
The interests Of that company We are
glad to lesrn from him that lie car roofing
material manufic;uEei in his city, and
represented by k.m, m,stz ,he favorable
consideration Of railroad men SonIh and
Nssi, a, veil As at hcrae, and that in con.
Sequence the demands COR It are rapidly
irc-t ssing.
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Now Advertisements.

The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, have Tor faie
limited States bonds and Tennessee bonds
at the very lowest rates.
Steifel & Pfeiffer, Of the South Nash
vile Breyery, have their fresh beer on sale
at the warehouse Of Geo. Dickel & 20.
corner Church and Market streets.
A ladies purse found in the Market
place; apply t. L. Geery.
Unusual attractions will be offered by
Ysatman, Shields & Co., at their distress
sale, this morning. Let all dealers take
heed.
The ladies will find variety Of splen'
did Spring and Summer dress goods at the
Trade Palace, No. IA Public Square. &c
and examine for yourselves.
Crunk, Dodson & Co. have an attractive
sale to-day.
The New York leaves for: Louisville and
Cincinnati on Wednesday.
The Ella Hughes goes up the iiver on
Wednesday.
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Dri"gnIe 4" the typographical CEiou
The next annual meeting Of the lnterna
rional Typographical Union Is to be held al
Albany, II. y, commencing the first Mon,
day in June At the last regular meeting
OF Nashville Typographical Union No.
EO Mr. Isaac d. George, foreman at the
Hce of the Pres and Times. was elected
Delegate to the meeting at Albany. A
clever and intelligent gentleman, always
alive 10 The interests OF the fraternity, Mr..
George win no d,ubt make an efficient
and satisfactory representative to the L.
ttrnatiCEal Union.
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Committed 40 Jail

The man named Murphy alias Moore,
who shot and killed john Perry, near the
Decatur depot, on Friday. was taken be-
fore Justice Wilkinson yesterday, and
without any examination, having been
waived by him, w4s committed to Jail 10
await trial At the next term Of the Crimi'
nal court
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Getting BeIIer

The Numerous friends Of our esliiHable
irliow-citiarn, James Mclaughlin, Esq
Of the firm Of Mclaughlin 4 Bu;lcr, who
has been seriously i'll for several W.. Ks
past, will be gratiGsd to learn that be t
getting better, and that the attending ply
sicians ars now hopeful # lis early recoq-
cry.
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'Inxel y,itnII,a,.osts

Samuel Gibson was arrested on Sunday
on a charge Of EhOoting with intent to kill
negro woman. He fred into her house
and also threw rocks aud broke the win
dows. lie was taken before Justice Laps
ley, c5Iored, and was discharged upon The
payment nf The COeta
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-30

BatcheIOr's Hair Dye This So eudid
Hair Dye is the best IN the world. The only
true and perfect Dys-harmloss. reliable, insta,
taHoOus. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. Invigora the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. Tho genuine il
igred RIltian. 4. Bachelor. All theirs are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold
by ali Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, 81
61cIaS s1Ct'' FtW l"f. aFI29-1
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SonsofTemperaucP.

Alta ruglar meeting Of Zion Division
No. SO, S. Of T. held Saturday evening
March 9th, the following ofbcers wei,
elected for the ensuing quarter, VIZ.
TT. Pickett, w. +.
Tazewell Hyde, v. A.
h. r. c. SimpkiDs, K. :.
I'd. Cato, A. f. 5.
+. II. Young, +. 5.
T. =. Smith, Treasurer.
Frank Forbes, Conductor
James T. Waggoner, Assistant Conduc-
tori
Jack Simpkins, Jr., Is.
Il. II Maul0ve, O. :.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-30

A exchange says that farmer cured
his daughter Of the Grecian bend by
throwing water on her, and then laying
her in the sun till she warped back TO
the old place again. Afflicted parents
will please take notice.
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Cotton hrm bot quiet. Quotations il.
regular. Middlings 274@75c; sales 800
bales; receipts S74 bales: exports TO Liver
pool $50 bales; eoastwise IS bales.
Mobile. March az.
Cotton market hard; demand active.
sales !, 800 bales, including 100 After the
close OF yesterday; Low middliug &c; re-
ceiPts GA bales; exports 9,1Ol bales.
Atlanta, March "a.
The receipts are very light, and the
market is unchanged at 254c.
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/ Apr A
For ahnnCeIIOr. 7ih DistrI ct.

We ate authorized to announce Hon.
homas Barry candidate for re election
a. Chancellor ia the 9TH Chsncery Dis
trict of the State, at the special election on
Thursday, April IS, 1869, ordered by the
= exclamation Of the Governor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-30

Mr.. LAEDE AND Mr.. SoBEL: As you
are known to be great contributors to ie-
lieious literature, and friends of religious
education, would you oblige me for one,
and as we'll all Hebrew schools, with a
pamphlet Of the matter and lecture which
were read and preached on the second day
of Passover, on the 28th inst, in your
synagogue? No doubt they would do
good for the rising generation.
Respectfully, n. NOAH.
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There was Il slight improvement in gold
yesterday. The following are the New
Interpretations; Opened at 1871 !, was l3l
at 1925, 1914 at HE, 1919 at 1:45, 13ls
at 2:45, and closed at 1915 at P. M.
Dealers here we're paying l3l aud asking
1919.
Exchange on New Yoik is taken by
the banks at par and is sold By them at &c
premium.
Government securities are a shade lower.
The following are yesterdays quotations:
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For Chancellor seventh District.

We are authorized to announce Chas.
G. Smhh, of Montgomery, a candidate
for Chancellor OF the 9TH Chancery Di-
vision, composed of the counties OF Stew
art, Montgomery, Robertson, Sumner, Ma
con, Jackson and Smith. Election 18th
OF Apr marl7-tde
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our Maggie sells cheap for cash. Pass on |
to the northwest corner, ascend the stairs to |
the stage, and here the visitor will find |
large supper room, where he can he re.
lieved from the constant din Of Please
take chance" and refresh the inner man
with delieacies, Injuries, or snbstantials,
as may best suit his taste. Coffee, tea,
wine or lemonade, meats and daiuties, all
may be had, hot or cold, as the purchaser
may desire.
MINERAL WATER.
Don't forget Mccormack, of whom more
anon.
| We had nearly forgotten TO return
thanks from Mira. Dolin, for liberal con-
tributions and money presented by Jos.
Allen, Irby Morgan & Co, and many
othera
The Fair will continue all this week,
New TheaIer-A Successful OpeaiDg
Night.
The New Theater last night presented a
brilliant appearance, the dress circle and
parquette being crowded with one of the
most fashionable audiences We have seen
at any place Of amusement for years. We
have been 80 long without the legitimate
drama that We thought it impossible to
resurrect az interest in its behalf, but
thanks TO an appreciative public, success
has smiled upon the enterprise OF Mem
phIs Management, to whom We are in
debted for the very acceptable entertain
ment given us last evening.
On this occasion Mrs. +. W. Lander sp'
pered 10 her great role of Elizabeth
| Queen Of England" character IN which
no other woman on the American stage i:
her equal The play opened well, and The
magnificent costumes and the complete ap
pointmeuts impressed the audience witt
the hope that a rare dramatic treat nigh
!, be expected. The fret and second acli
were rendered with fine effect, but at thu
close of the third act, where Robert, Ear
Of Essex, after the reduction Of CAdiz, re
turns, bronzed soldier, TO be denounced
as traitor by the Queen, and seeing his in
ieriors promoted to high rank, bursts int(
tears, the honoIs were fairly divided be
tween the Queen, who faints in rage, ant
the proud but heart-broken Earl. Mr.. J
H. Taylor, who personated the Earl, will
" such effect, and Mrs. Lander, in this partlc
;, ular scene, took the house by storm, AM
when the curtained dropped, the encor
continued until they came forward ant
acknowledged The compliment. Th'
other acts were faultles5 in every respect
and the play throughout WAS perfect sue
cess. Mrs. Lander was admirably Gus
tanned throughout By an excellent com
" pany, among whom may be mentioned
with praise Mr.. and Mrs. Lanigan, Mrs
Nellie Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Cline, Georg
Becks, F. S Dorey, and others. j. H
Taylor is an actor of great ability, ant
Mrs. Lander may we'll feel proud OF sucl
support If we remember Alright, Nj
Taylor was formerly member of tb
dramatic corps at our old theater man
years ago.
= To night will be presented Mary Stu
art, Queen of Scots"
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The peace warrant which WAS sworn cut
by ". +. Howard against James Dnng,r
was Withdrawn yesterday, and Justice
Mathews discharged him.
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Sam Williams was bound over to the
Criminal Cont yesterday, by Justice Cas-
setty, on a charge of assault and battery
upon a col0red woman named Roigerf.
The bond vas given
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-30

VIM. BcoWn, colored, was arrested yea
tsrday for stealing a COW valued At S2t
from G. II Everett His case will be in
yestigltel ia the Commissioner CouIi
this morning.
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TIE COTTON MARK ELS.
Charleston. March ~.

Cotton active and steady; sales 72j baIes;
middlings 23e; receipts 385 bale=; ex-
ports cosstWise 264 bales.
Augusta, Ga, March ~.
Cotton market steady; Gales 42O balss;
Ieceidts $50 bales; middliug 27fe.
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Di,k Ramsey, colored, vas taken up by
The police yesterday, charged with stealing
bacon from Wiley Ramsey. He will have
a hearing this morning,
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For Supreme Judge.

We are authorized to announce Judge
A. NJ. Hughes, of Maury, as a candidate
for Judge of the Supreme Court from the
Middle Division, mar17 te*
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Ii will be important 10 The friends Ct
immigration 10 learn that the Arkansas
Legislature has appropriated ten thousand
dollars toward that purpose.