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c)gnize them, and with voice and pen
and hearty effort pronounce for him
and send him to the Senate as the ma
TONS defender and the friend of the
Constitution. The people will it that
ANDREW JOHNSON shall go to the
Senate.
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In e compilation Of editorials from
the State press, under the heading,
nThe Protest the Nashville Banner
Of the 18th inst. attributes an article,
bitter in its opposition to ex-President
JOHNSON, 70 the Appeal. This is a
mistake which we hope our contem-
porary will do US the justice to cor
rect. The article Ia question COM
menees, ave have heretofore entered
" our solemn protest in behalf of the
" people Of Tennessee, against the
= election ofANDREw JOHNSON" No
such article ever appeared in Our col
umns. Whatever we have said
that could be construed into OPP
position TO Mr.. JOHNSON was given at
8 time when we felt it our duty tocaH
cut expressions Of public sentiment as
necessary to 3 definite conclusion upon
the Senatorial question, and in the in
terest Of the whole people. We have
repeated charges and used argU-
ments against him; but we have
supported Mr. JoIENsoN's claims from
the moment we were convinced be
was the man the people desired should
represent them in the Senate. And
we support him now because, looking
20 the good Of the State, we find
ronger reasons for it than we can
d for supporting any other man.
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y CORRESPONDENT calls attention
to the deficiency in execution of the
road laws. The subject is n of i'm
portance to city and country. a fair
is aboutt to be held, and we understand
the road leading to the grounds is a.
most impossible, as well as most Of the
roads leading into the city. The conf
mon roads are as important as rail-
roads, and must be kept up. We call
the attention Of u legislators to this
subject, and to our correspondents
views, as follows:
Editors appeal. l see our legislators
are working like beavers to remodel
the laws that have proven to be so
ruinous tc the best Interests of the
State. Among the rest our road laws
need amendment. Would it not be
we'll to have a a pOll-taX for road pur-
poses, and no man allowed to vote
without paying it? Three-fourths of
the labor of this State cannot be CON-
PEELED, under the present road law, to
work the roads. Make their right to
hOAt hNB010 ~ N4ANAA Abda ANNCADAs anu
we shall soon have our roads in a pas
sable condition. If we want immi-
grafton we must put our public high
ways in a condition that strangers
can traverse every section of our State
with ease and speed. Nothing
will disgust strangers with a
country more than bad roads, and
to-day We have not a road leading
into Memphis that is safe to travel in
the winter FIVE miles with a
buggy. In their old laws most of the
States have some restrictions on the
right to vote. Massachusetts, requires
one years residence in the State, and
the payment of a State or county tax.
Rhode Island, a freehold possession of
Sl3, or the payment of 81 rent, with
one years residence in the State, and
payment of 81 tax. In Connecticut,
payment Of a State tax, or a freehold
of the yearly value 81, gives the right
TO vote. In New York, one years
residence in the State, six months in
the county, but cOlored men must
have q residence Of three years, and
have owned and paid taxes on a free
hold assessed at $3.50 for a year. In
Pennsylvania, one years residence
and the payment of State Dr. county
tax is required; and so Of Pennsylva-
MIA. Virginia, freehold in possession,
or a tenant-at-wil1 worth $25, or the
reversion Of a freehold to vest on the
termination of q life estate, and worth
fifty dollars, or a leasehold.of yearly
value of twenty dollars, for a term Of
years not less than five, or the pay
ment of State or county tax within
the year.. In North Carolina, one
residence in the State and coun-
ty gives the right to vote for q mem
Der of the House of Commons, but
the voter must own fifty acres of land
TO vote for Senator. In South Caroli-
residein the State two years,
freehold Of fifty acres of land,
n ssf3e in Georgia
cansien he county
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If THERE is anything which men
Of moderate means, and poor and Ia
boring men, should be vigilant about,
it is unequal and oppressive taxation,
which drives their richer neighbors
away, upon the use and retention Of
whose capital among US their employ
ment and living depends. If they
fully appreciated the results of their
situation, there would be IA cIamor
against such taxation as we have dis
tressing the State, which would be
heard in high places as the voice of
many waters, and the coming lorna
do. They see that there is little de
mand for their labor. But they do
not enough see the cause in high taxa
ton, which prevents investment of
capital and drives it away. Why
have we not two thousand buildings
in process oferectiOn to-day in Mem
phis, calling for twenty thousand me
chanics and laborers? Why have we
not mechanical enterprise, and facto-
ries for cloth, hats, shoes, furniture,
farming utensils, etc., in large num-
bers and on a large scale? We have
plenty Of mOney-twO hundred mill
lions of dollars annually coming in,
which is no longer being used for the
purchase Of slaves. Why then is it
not used, and eonjoined with labor,
and made the instrument, combining
with hundreds of thousands of work
ing mems services, for. the develop
ment Of all the industries, and of
building up town and country? 1t
viii not do to answer it Is because
men are mean with their money. 1t
is a right, and human nature, to use
it to the best advantage. Not where.
the money is, but where it is used, is
there g demand for labor. If our
money was used freely to make inn
provements, IS there any limit to our
progress and population? What
numbek Of men would find
work, land come to do it
in Gemphf, II twenty millions
OAollars wasnhere inviting labor to
fuse it? We havesRe money, notwith-
standing so much hGbeen driven to
seek better investmesS out of the
State. Why then IS it MT used and
labor procured, to all the ex1eRt eapke
tai can supply the demand for II
answers It is the result Of high tai
ton. Men prefer to invest VIII
taxes are low sud where their mono
will pay them better; and they VIA
10 it. Crowned heads, who had I'M
limited power 10 tax their subjects
have found a law saying to then
: thus aar shalt thou 60, and no \
her" They have found that whe
axation was so high as to make Il
e Of capital no longer prodtabls
dir a. ard Il thea#
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NEWSPAPER SALES.

On he slss OF March last, the closing
day OF what newspaper men all concede
TO be the busiest quarter Of the year, re-
turns were made by the several newsPa-
per concerns OF this city, showing the fol-
lowing result:
knnssl .s6192 9S
Avslsncbe 1880 90
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C-oresspondenee on Public Events, solicited
from every part OF TIE Cniteo states
49, AEEAE1NG, ENGLISH GCO.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REFReSRMERT STANDS AT FAIR.

NOTICE is hereby given thatfhe Refresh
~ 1nent Stands for the comingFair will be
rented to the highest bidders, at the Agricul-
tural Fair Grounds, four miles from the city,
on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, on
Monday next. October Is, at i0A o'clock am.
A special train will leave the depot at 10
O'Clock, for the Fair Grounds; fare Zc for the
round trip.
LEON TROUSDALE,
Ocli Secretary.
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81. CIair Nurseries. Summerfeld. IN.

MILES nom st. Louis, on o. and NJ. r.
u r.. T.. F. BABCOCK, Proprietor. Two
Hundred acres in the cultivation OF Fruit
Trees. Apples-a magnificent stock of and
3 year Odds. Including ali the leading and
most popular southern varieties, obtained
from reliable growers South-Pears, Peaches,
Plums, Apricots. Nectarines, Cherries, Quin-
ces. Grapes. Strawberries, Raspberriss, etc,
IN great variety. Achoiee collection OF Roses,
Ornamental Evergreen and DeciduOus Trees,
Towering Shrubs, Herbaceous Plants, Bulbs,
etc. Branch ONCE, - and Is Moroe street.
sell d6w GEO.H II. BROWN, 9enl Agent.
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TTPoN timely application and sufficient in
u ducement offered, we viii rent for one
year from lstSeptember next, the Front Store
Room now occupied by US. corner of Main
and Jefferson streets. with part of basement
ann q co
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NOTICES.
Notice to Cotton Factors.

c, UpscRIBERs TO THE COTTON PREMI-
y ums viii please call at the office OF
ssratton, GOysr & Co.. No. 22s Front St..
On or before the Goth inst, and pay the
amount Of their subscriptions.
oel4 JOHN r. Treasurer.
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BANKRUPT SALE.
BANKRUPT SALE.
BANKRUPT SALE.

In the District Court OF the United States.
for the Eastern District of Arkansas.
In the matter OF Felix q. McGavock, Bank
rupt.
IN TUESDAY. October 81, 1853, at 10 O'Clock
~ am. Mt the hail Of the Chamber OF Com
merce, in the city OF Memphis, l viii Offer for
sale, to the best and highest bidder, for cash,
all the equitable right, title and interest OF
the above mentioned Bankrupt in certain
notes, book accounts and chooses in action.
W. :. PICKETT,
Oc4 II Is Assignee in BanEruptcy.
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DLANTERS or merchants designing TO pur-
4 chase Gin Stands viii do well 20 bear IN
mind that we are sole Agents for e. CAR
YER 4 CO. Is" IMPRCVED OTTO GINS
The uneQualed beauty Of the staple of cotton
ginned on these well known Gin stands, the
lghtness Of their improved running gear. in
creased yield OF lint, and many other ac-
k~nowledged advantages, make them more
desirable than in former years, when, as now,
they were the favorite. i've
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el2 MEMPHIS. TENN.
Main Street Store for Rent.

IS OF Clarkls Jewelrv Sole.
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K"SaEAY At NE~DERRY.--T The w,sh,, !,
20" 6ssr". Of the I'd inst. eava On Tim.
dsv a h',ss', he stores OF j ". sI;.l /. .
a"d MsYian Hipdmsn, Of N.wberrv. 80.
entered, BY burglars NJ, H,sdo.nd ~,
'es'des over HE store, surac,ed ~ ,h.,.
noise. proceeded down stairs in,o ,he .,o,. .
ne d'seose'ed number,of robb.,.
o"'a Of whom disch.reed q pistol :, h,,,.
''o''ne n" 70 'e'rsce HE steps 10 tho
''a;''' Tho thieves fearing .n alarm took
'oms goods End made their eri, I
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W Connrc'icus exchange tells the fol
loving story Of boy who was sen, from G,o
ton. to New London, Connecticut. one 4. :
''S summer, with a bag Of green corn 20
eel. The boy was gone sii day snd re,u,p, a
w'h the bag unopened, " hich he dumoed
o" me floor, saying: There is your corn. 90
and sell il yoU's-li-I csn't.' .Sold 49,
No, es'd the boy; 1--we be n oil over New
L""oon WI p u. aud ncbody ssid sny,hipo
So"o' green corn Two or three teIlos /.
asked "'' what I'D goI i" nv bag. and I,oid
'hem IL was none Of their busin,s., ~.
'"y reminds Us Of business men who are T.,
D. 'oo"d IN ever community. who d., no, a,
wy MOI r'c'sriza he benefits OF sdv.,i.,.o
heir bU-in-ss.
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Tenure Of Office.

nc n'o'cs's 10 Congress were nearly or
y qo"e unsL'mous in putting through The ion
o's'o' ofice sc', for the pu. pose Of tyiup N .
hs"ds Of President Johnsnn. and 10 n,svsn,
me Executive from iornioQ out Of ofsc.
thieves like CslIicou But they sIs M, 50
o"'"'mou 0" The spbjec, Of pesIinp thu,
'a". rs understood that Gen. Gran, !.
"o' 81 sn re''cen' in bis opinions Of mi.
lew, 20 Tar as bis own sdminisl,.,io. i. 49,.
eef"ed. he demands that j, shsi, Be re-.
Pes'ed' and tina, he be loft free 10 mako ,,ch
'emova's from and appointments to. os,ca
ss nc "sy deem proper. without be,uo ham
Prfed by The tenure .of .olice law. Andhs,s
os'oFe even Gen. GraAl has taken the o.,,,
o. once. occurs the first Radical splt
WINE the personal friends aud representa-.
ives 81 Ihe President elect demand rho o.
pe'' The law there ire others high in su.
'"on'y with the party, who insist ,h,,' /,
e"a" oe allowed TO stand. Wepdel, Phil.
"p.' the orgsn Of the more extreme Rad.
'cs's' mas published . manifesto. in which
ne says Gfs"' 10 regarded with susp;cio, hv
me original Rsdicsls, and ,bs, Co,o,o..
'"us' mold i's tenu'e-of office rod owe, him
;" 'n's view such men ss SPINNER. Moron,
bingham Of Ohio, sOd Fsrnswortb Of II,i,.
~ are understood to concur.
as me Oe"ocsstic members will al vo,.
o' '"e repeal Of the law on principle wo
'esome the repairing bin iniroduced H.
zen Butler will pass. Bot this viii no,
'.'' me DIVISIONS In the Radical n.,,v
"py VIII no longer be the unit ,hev n,v.
zee" ourire Mr.. Jobnson's term Of ,G;o.
g will At once ensue. And d..
:" oe intensified when the troubles and
appointments incden, TO ,hs di,pens.,;a.
'ne Pfhces ocour. Things do no, ,a.l
'sey !" The Radical camp, NJ, C,,f,,,.
0"ey"oon speeches to the Ysrk.s. - -.
:, "o'~''"s''"di"g.-N A. Ledger.
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u the psIindrome 10 . line ,hst read.
"hke backward snd forward One Of N.
o." u Adams fret obs-rv ,,ion TO Eve:-
'Msds" Pm Adam Another il The s,o,,
'n" n Poleon. when At s. Helena, being
'skrd BY on Engiishmsn If he could have
sacked LONDON. replied: 'Abi. wss I ere
saw E'0''-'he best psIi"drome, probably
n the Isngug.. mr
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CALIFoRSM ELEcrIoH -Wbie Gsn..,
"''". carried 'he electoral vote Of Cali.
'o'"'' oy '"njo'ity Of 612. the Denscr,cv
.''''eo me Sis,e .st the ssme election 70,
.o"s'ess ey msjHi,y Of 675. Ax,eu.
(D'"oc'a') !" the First Dis ric, h..assI
| "s,'''y-' !, total Democratic m.jyri,y o,
Oh The Republican majority %, Se,.
ses" 10 the second District is 3l4o
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Easy Lessons in Geography.

i we nave several reasons Tor wiring upol
me ear'h. the principal one being the i'm
perfect facilities afforded 70, getting uoo,
any DINER planet to write. Nothing pre-
vents eur wiring upon the sun CT The moo,
except the difficulty OF getting ,here.
II is estimated thsi about two thirds n
me surface OF the globe is covered with wa
Ter. Although miIIions Of living creatures
-'"ke their thirst daily. The qua nifty Of va
'er hos not been materially diminished for
centuries pss'. OF Iess, not since the Intro.
c"c''on OF whiskey shops, which prove .
great saving TO water, and are therefore Of
Immense benefit Of navigation.
The gres,est distance from the es,,h N
the sun is $4,000 600 miles. A ssvirp o,
z 2OOo.O 900 could be effected if a railroad
should ever connect The two by tskina the
least distance. This would shorten the
time CONSUMED in running, and reduce the
expense very materially.
Ihe earth turns upon i's axis. max.
ing one revolution every twenty. four hours.
-xcep' IN Msxico-'here they have rev.
''"''on two or three times . day.
IL ann every fool Of a planet that con
!ei ARornD the son. The earth does il.
low ever She would get round mos, snv
hing.
Inc ea'h ia not euch a dism al place 10
"" upon as many Try TO make il out. Sol
br "s our knowledge ex'ends-snd we pro.
'o'y Know as much about il ne anybody
's 'sr preferable 10 sny OF her sister pla n.
10 % ptrmsnen, residence. AiIssst We l.
'e ss"tned with II. and intend 10 remsinl
ere o. long as we are 'on esrth, IL
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DEPUTY APPRAIssRs. Il, appears f,o. =.
l'o"ow'ng csrd .hss nenher Real E..,s =.
p''''e' Patterson or the Board Of c,,nu;.
''o"e!' have 'he pOwerto sppoin, .ssis,.D,
appraisers al this time:
VFFTcE OF AUDITOR OF Sr.rr
~ ~ lsD'AsAroI's' December as, 'es
10 County Auditors:
as section ] OF the oct Of Decemh.. o,
1898. ls' G. & H.. page IS, only ouO;;e. !,
'"e ''ea existing emergency, an d here b..
ing no legal power now. either in The ,r.
p'''se' or The Boards OF Commissioners :,
'ppo'o' oep'ty appraisers. you will zee I'M,
~ 'sP"'y (who may have been sppo;o,sa
!" your county, does soy spprsi.ine un,l
az Legislature shall hsv. passed . law a..
"o''z'"e their appointment, and ,bev b.v.
'ees appointed and qualified scco,d;oo . ),
s"' Your obedient servant,
I. B. McCARrY. Auditor Of STATE
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As'Ahec'ed young Isdy. serted 10 rocL.
'"g ch'''' reading the Bible, excis,med.-
W o'"er' here 10 a grsmms,icar error n IN.
b'o''.' Mother. lowering her spec,.cles
'"o approaching the render in . very scru
'inizing sti'ude. says: KIN 4, k;n;, :.
. 'ne very hing 'hs, nae been eating the
'e''er ana book msrks'-Ne~spoper ,Press
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- George William CurH.. H. h,s(}. 1,
o'oe"''k o's'i"" At Wa- Poin', The o,he,
das. used the 'nmiii,r L,in ouot.,;oo IN,
''0'""s' .o' p"''i'. (whsre liberty Is. there
y my coun''y.C which was rendered Nv nm
'n'asP''s'"g short hand rsnor,er in = d,il.
paper me "'x' mo'n'ng. You BE- libr,ss 7
o. patr'a.' H. must hsve h.en a ,el,,,,
=" w. 'eo"''e' ~ho said Pro Del. pro ps,,i.
meant 'Od Ireland Tor eve -
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-" editor describing a ichnvch IN
Mlnrts"'s, ssvr: No. veive, cush;or. ;o
our pe"s' We don't g. in 10, .,yie Tn.
's"es' pe''on hrs The so',est seat, md ,skes
u ou' with him A. he cloee of ,he se,vice. /,
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KuLE roR ADVERTISING Don, ,dve,,i.e
unless you have something worth buying. -
A great mi"v pe'sons suppose sdve,,i,o,
alone 10 snfdrie"' This u oestIv a. b,d IN
e''o' "s 10 sucpose that tsving the goods i.
'"ff'cien' alone You mpss do bo,h-hsv.
'ne goods. aud Is' people know you have
them. i NJ
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CuRE FOR NKuRALcuA. -HsN , d,..hu
o. s'''s"moois II one ounce Of csmpho,
w''er'o bs taken ! tessnoon ful a, ~.
aud The dose 10 BE- repested ssversl lime. !,
'".e'v'l' O i've mna,es |: the pain be not
'elisved q once. trt
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Railroad Meeting.

IN pursuance 10 adjournment, the mee,in
J 'or The purpose OF procuring the uildinp {
a railroad from Nv Albany 10 vi.c.nur
""d from thence TO Chicago met st the Tow
Hall on The night Of 'hs 81, MI
In The sbs"ace o. @. K Greene. chat,
man Of the fo' mer mee,ing. Hon. John B..
ker was called to the chair. and Con, Mas
sey chosen secretary.
There was fair attends nee Of prom;ne,,
c"izr"s and business men Of Vrnceooss
Ju &c jones c Alien. Judge C,lIshsn and
Others OF Illinois were also present
Jods1 Allen was called upon 10 address
me nesting. witch he did in an esrnes, and
p"'"''d manner. setting tor,h the urg-n,
reed OF the people 0. The counties between
''nce"ses and D"nvi'le. H., 'or q direct
communication with Chicago and viocenoes
the prscticabiii'y Of such . route: and
that The people sIona that par, Of the line
''e 90 much In earnest. 80 united in favor
OF the great enterprise. that they will IN.
heehs'ing'y guarantee the grading OF the
'o"o' a"o h"ve u re"cy for The iron, whe u
'hey hsve assurances ihs, the iron will b.
furnished.
MIR. Cobb, being called upon, said ,hs, he
hsd communicated with come of The leading
men OF New Albany ss stated at the former /
meeting; said that from them he had Ies,rsdI
hss Mr.. Bradley, Mr. Brown ,snd several
''her prou'inen, business men Of New AL
'a"s. and who represented Jorge capi,si. hid
'een deeply inreresed ia the prsi.c, Of Tho
'e" ro'd end would lend the scheme q help.
ng hnt--thr' another meeting Tor the came
"rposr would be held al the same place on 1
ne I'm met. and 'hs, del, gates TO ate nd i, '
n"u'd be appointed. Mr.. c. thought TIM,
''o'sv'''e alone would subscribe $500 600. O
nd New Albany $3.50 600: and each Of the !,
'her coun'ies along 'he line in Indiana h
ouid contribute SlOO, 600 E
Judge &c 'lshsn was called upon spd made
me Interesting remarks Said thu, aside
ON Indianapolis, vinceones from her mai. la
'si 'ocs'Io" was destined TO become sp
'o"ineat rsi'rond centre snd an i'm porrsn, Il
point. il her citixsns wouId 81
Nv ''kr some in,erest in prv vmo,ipp rail
'd projects, and s,,racring investments oil
phal IN msnOf"ctnres 10 the place. II
Upon motion . committee was oppoin,ed
ot'end The rsilrosd meeting a, New Al. le
ny, viz: C.M Allen. Jas C. Denny. r III
Cobb Judge Baker, Ulysses Hsberd and in
L. Watson. pr
Inc following committee 10 arrange for np
fare OF the delegates 10 The meeting was no
pointed Mr Dnster rburg. Mr.. AcksrIy. IN
'Phen Burnei. ,h'
ne following were chosen as commi,,e. "'
~ corfesro"dence. Capt. Donshsy. M, o''
lot, snd s. B. Judah -"
ne meeting then adjourned 10 NEE, AL
Town Hall o" Saturday evening, ian I,
-vincennes Sun. =
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IN The Tndsn. LspisIs,ure in a. s.,.
ave Hon John X. Crayens. OF Madison w..
cno's" President PRO 'sm., and M sjor O Al.
w''so" principal Sscretrv. In The IIou.o
ho" a y. S"n'on Of Indi.nspolis w..
elected Speaker. NNiiir.A tSf i-' -
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HANG Our YouR SIcss. The corn;.
s'oner Of Internal Revenue hcs decided H.,
u"oef the new revenue laws al who s.,r
"qo"o's shs'' conspicuousiy exhibit ,be;,
''"e' ." sign 10 'hs, eff.e,, on . pro,ni.
"ent ou's'de portion OF the buldiou.
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"hco's'" il is ssssr'sd by the journal,
"' ih'' S'a'e. hs larger pcpul,doo Of fo,.
r'go born inhs bilsnts than soy other S,a,.
VI me ns'crsIixrd c,siz~ ne ,he G e,ms,s.,
most numerous, The Irish next. and the M,
wee'sns 'h'rd in point Of numbers. The,.
.e also gres. many Enpli.h, Du,ch
"s'sh, br'gisrs, Scotch and b Boh.mi.ns
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0Scene In . printing Office which a
ve"''rd for girls to set type: Enter vo.ro
wo"'"-Do you wsn, 10 employ .oy one 70
p""'' s"! So your advertisement, C,o
70" se' up well, ms'ml Young lady blu.h,s !.
says enc hssn't had : beau ys,. bu, exO.e,.
shst che could. ir i, was neessss,,
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~ understood The. the Supreme Cou,t
o. 'he United States twilI no, ,eode, 40
decision !" 'ees'd TO the legality Of ,he h..
Ga tender sc'. t'fi nesr ,hs close Of the se,.
sion 10 Nay n.x,. N