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TEXAS CONF RADICAL

Satrap Reynolds has manipulated the
Texas election so as 10 secure what is
mildly termed the election Of theItadical
ticket, and he announces the result after
this fashion:
HEADQUARTERS, AUSTIN, TEXAS, Jan.
3, 1870, 7:40 p. M-Gen. f. T. Dent,
Secretary TO the President: All the coun-
ties in the State have been heard from,
officially, except four, and these are heard
from unofiicially, bRt reliable. Davis
majority in the whole State is 775. The
official report through the Adjutant Gen
eral for the President, will be made as
soon as these four counties are made Off
cial J. J. REYNOLDS.
This success of the Radical ticket was
secured mainly through the tools of Rey-
nolds who were appointed by him to
register the voters of the State 1t is
now claimed that the Radicals have
majority in both branches Of the Logis-
laturc. Reynolds has thus carried out the
work he was sent there to do. 1t is ap-
parent now that an honest registration
would have defeated the Radical ticket
badly.
Win an official investigation of the
conduct of the military authorities in
Texas, during the late election, be or
dered by the President Ex-Goy Pease
and other respectable citizens, Who have
acted with the Republican party of that
State, ask that such a course be adopted,
and the Texas papers furnish the basis for
it by declaring that in many of the cleo
ton divisions the election was broken up
and the polls closed, long before the prop
er time arrived, by mobs Of negroes and
| soldiers Notwithstanding all this, 50
overwhelming is the Conservative Ina
jOrity in the State, that the Conserya-
tives carried both branches Of the Legs
| lature, and the election of Davis, Radical,
for Governor has been Compassed only by
a tritiing majority, and by means Of the
| boldest frauds Two counties, Milan and
Navarro, held no election, through no
fault Of their own, on the proper day,
and it has been proposed that q special
election for them he appointed. Here is
a wide field for investigation. VIII it be
entered by the President! Not likely.
He viii refer the matter to Congress, and
that body will declare anything proper
which elects the Radical candidates.
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CoLoREn rmrGRArroN.

We said something few days since
about the rapid removal of the black
population of Virginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee, to the more cottOn-growing
States, south and west of us. The New
York Tribune, speaking on the same
subject, says further: In connection with
these facts, we may notice some state
ments made in the exhibit of last years
cotton crop, just published by the De-
partment of Agriculture In Alabama,
the crop of the past year was eight per
cent more than the crop of the previous
year; in Florida, it was seven per cent
more; Louisiana, twelve per cent more
in Mississippi, fifteen per cent more;
and in Texas, twenty-five per cent
more. In the Carolinas, Georgia and
Tennessee, on the other hand, the crop of
the past year averaged ten per cent less
than the crop of the preyiousyear. These
facts are curiously coincident with the
movement of the colored population in
the South. 1t has been during the last
twelve or eighteen months that the migra-
ton of colored laborers to the Gulf States
has been in noticeable progress. If this
migration continues to increase as it has
done of late, we shall soon see a still
further and much greater increase in the
cotton crop, as well as in the colored
population of the Gulf States. At the
same time, we may see a decrease of the
cotton crop as well as the colored pOpula.
ton of the region lying north of the
"black belt'-unless, indeed, we see s
large increase in the white class of small
cOtton-planters.
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r z r VI S:

Per snnum always in advanced. .............S2 90
UNEQUALED AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
decll- d3tAw4t
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Few DESPOTlST NTEAES OVER

Virginia is having a hard time getting
back into the Union. Congress passed a
law requiring the ratification of the fif-
tccnth amendment by Virginia, NTssissip-
pi and Texas precedent 10 representation
in that body. Virginia complied with
the requirement, but Congress so far has
refused TO admit the Senators and Repre-
,cntatives from that State. Parties in
terestcd have recently been sounding
President Grant on the Virginia question.
and report him as standing squarely by
what be said in his message that the
State ought to be admitted At once. But
he seems to have very little influence with
his party, for the Washington correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Gozettc writes on
Jan. I
Reasons grow stronger every day for
believing, however, that she will not get
in this month without 4 hard struggle, if
at all. Some of the persons who testified
for admission before the Reconstruction
Committee have changed their evidence
while going through the Government
Printing Office, so that il is now satisfaC-
tory, and The latest adyiccs are that ma
ioFity of the committee viii require fur
thcr pledges from the State before report
ing for admission.
Congress is getting so unreliable that
no one can rely upon its promises. 1t has
broken faith with Virginia, and has re-
duced a sovereign" State to military
province. And Radicals who seem to
understand the temper of the body calling
itself Congress, threaten other States with
annihilation. So we 90 step by step in
the work of usurpation. Whenever a
Southern State refuses to elect the Radical
ticket, it is deemed fit subject for an
other reconstruction job. At present this
work of nmaking States and declaring
them military provinces, with provisional
governors and military satraps 10 rule
them. and standing armies at their beck
tocnforcc their cdicts, is confined to the
States which are now claimed to have
seeded. The Northern and Western
States look on with lisllcss indifference,
hut their time will come after awhile. VIII
it he said that this usurpation Of Congress
will not be tolerated; that the first step
taken to reduce New York or any other
State that may vote the Democratic ticket
TO the condition of a territory, viii kindle
a blaze that will sweep that body from
existence We beg leave to interpose a
doubt. If what is now being done by the
Radicals in Congress, and has been done
since the close of the war in the field, had
been avowed in 1862 or lN65 rs the OBJ
iects of the war, there could scarcely have
been found a regiment of soldiers in
all the States of the Union willing 10 fight
for such cause. The war could not pos
siblv have been prosecuted TO a success
full termination under the avowal of such
purpose. But the usurpatioD was in
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GOOD FOR STANTON.

A letter from eX-Secretary Stanton,
dated Nov. p, 1869, to Hon. l. X Moore
head, of Pennsylvania, has Just been pub
lished, from which we make the follow
ing extract: "In respect to the subscrip-
ton you mention, and the generosity of
the people of Pittsburgh, have no doubt
of their liberal kindness, and that many
would rejoice at the opportunity to evince
it; but I know of no extremity that could
reconcile me to it while l am capable of
earning my daily bread by daily labor and
short of starvation of my family. Tosuch
extremity I hope never to reach
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J
David G. Shepherd vs.. Sallie Cannon, Richard P.
Carter, James Carter, Abisha Cannon, Jr., Carrot
Sadler Martin V. Cannon and Henry II. II. Can
month"; Bill
ON MOTION OF CONPLAINANT'S SOLICITOR,
Oaud it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master from am allegation in complain
ants bill. which Is sworn to, that defendant,
Henry Cannon, Is nonresident Of the State OF
Tennessee it il therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication be made in this UNION
AND American, a newspaper published in Nash
Vile Tennessee for four consecutive weeks, re-
curing said defendant to appear before the Hon
orabe Chancery Court, at the Courthouse in Gains
boro jackson County, Tenn, on the LIST Monday in
February 1870 then and there enter his defense to
a bin FLED in our said court by David q. Shepherd
against him and Others in default Of which, judg-
ncnt for confessed viii be taken against him, and
this cause viii be proceeded with ex parte, as to
hun. H. A. COA, . NJ.
+ / C.EDF,7uTPF. Solicitor. decl6-dItw3t
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JUICE WIN MCFARLAND is the deIec,

JUDGE WM. MCFARLAND is the delegate
elect from Granger comfy to the Consti-
tutional Convention. The Knoxville wing
classcd him with the Radicals, but the
Morristown gazette says: Judge Nc
FarlaAd never was, nor never will be a
Radical. In fact you might put him
down as almost anything else but Radi
cal, so far is he from being anything of
the sort.
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THE LEGISLATURES YESTERDAY.
There was no quorum.
: HOUSE o. REPREsENTATIYEs.

Bills were introduced by Mr. Thomas,
providing for the punishment of public
officers guilty of drunkenness; by Mr..
Dillin, providing for the punishment
Of guardians who fail to pay over to their
wards moneys due them.
Mr.. Caldwell offered a resolution request
ing the Comptroller to furnish any infor-
nation not contained in his report, IN rela-
ton to the interest accounts of the various
railroads of the State, which was adopted.
House bills to incorporate the LOUISVILLE
and Chattanooga Railroad and the Blue
Grass Railroad, were passed on their thire
reading.
Senate amendment TO House bill regu-
lating the compensation of reven ne col
lectors. providing that collectors shall not
receive over s., 900 a year, was concurreo
III.
Senate resolution complimentary &c
Judge Trigg for the impartial and faithful
discharge Of his duties, was concmred il
unanimously.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
y o It L & Il

TINIERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
i Nashville Blood Horse Association on
Saturday, Jan. $,
to fix the time of the Spring meeting, at the Ner
chants Exchange at II O'Clock.
jam It W II. JOHNSON, President.
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THE message of GOV. Hoffman, Of
New York, says: "The State debt is
S34, S4S, O37.75, and the sinking funds
win extinguish 1t, at the present rate, in
ten years The interest of the State debt
should be paid in coin. The State tax
last year was SI0.HG9.l79."
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DOUGLAS, son IL CO.'S
CIRCULAR LETTER.
The NeW Depository.
10. - hSSrss 79AzEEs SzESE8.
NASHVILLE 1854.

NASHVILLE. Ist1.
Sir: This c,.acl1us, OF &c Ai-. Sguge. ,
Morgan says, ttCSDL EuddIuE 81 about com
vle,sd
Ne are IN good readiness co. STORAGE # 81,
articles % Eelchauatae and p-J lace sent in
packages whether Tor sale or shipment gr 20 be
held here for account Of the owner.
The very large Grtu7ry, 2-.to square feet. ID
a success against he dCpredatiCrs o! rails aad
If mice too unless sent 10 ne within seeks Of
grain. 70 IS Just the srraugsu.u -arteG for
Wheat Rye. Barley, UaJs. ,s.a y sdl aud
Flour in sacks J- paper bags
brcs owner can be furnished with separate
apartment by promptly communicating the
quantity 20 be sent We procure sdvauccs ou
Produce an Nc 'haGirse sent Oh us. ard cover
same sith insurance unless 6rIarei not 10 DO
so.
We think We have one Of tbe most secure
bUii5ilzs va mis- country, Hui offer this com
uuhjty. as We tbIlk, better, cheaper and
safer accommodation tES1 can be found any
where. EDWIN L. DOUGLAS,
is TIN NauaCCr.
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We make a good deal of sport over the
blunders Of writers for Dhe English press
in regard to our geography, hut We equal
them ourselves sometimes. For instance,
the New Yorl, 7iaJ,s stated the other day
that 'fo Miss Dida Pulsifrr is conccdcdth The
honor Of being first 90 skate across Lake
Michigan al Peoria, H., the Ice being two
days old and ihin, and a high wind and a
snow storm prevailing at the time. By
way of calling attention TO this hIunder, it
is suggested that the Times might have
added that af'er performing the above
feat, She sllatCI across The Hudson river
ST. Louis.
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40. ~ EfrCad Street land No. los
SOuIh Market street.
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j. d. STRADEn,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
TinWaTe, House Furnish
ing Goods, Crates,
iIOllOWNVare, etc.
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Chanoery Court at Sparta, Tenn.

William F. Austin
In ChauceFy Court al Spar
Pleasant Austin et ais. IA, Tennessee.
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The New York correspondent of the
Charleston Courier says at no time since
the foundation Of the government have our
merchants been SO Disguised with the pub
lie administration of alfairs.
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TENyESSEE. AND KESTUCRy
IRON, STEEL, HORsE-SHOES, ETC.
HILLMiN. BRO. s SONS,


JVAvE NOW IN STORE And ARE DAILY
1 / receiving the following named articles, which
they are offering az low prices for cash. and 90
prompt dealers only on short time. A liberal dis
count made 70 large cash buyers.
$50 tons wrLl-l~S1rtCd Isluae-e" AND Kentucky
Irons-brauded II. b. 81 S.-.WurlrruE bar,
band. round, square, boiler, Illte, sheet aEd
hoop.
500 kegs Eeese's patent H1rse--raas. warranted
equal % ans IN the market, SO reduced prices
$50 boxes Old Hickory Horseshoe Nails, 40. ],
Cheap: best nail I'D t,Ia market - warranted.
$50 sets Buggy, CARING and Wagon ATL,s, and
o, inches.
80 pairs Tgmiinson Springs, an sizes; warranted.
$50 Sets Buggy. Express and Wa" Huus-l7cu-t.
% sets, each, Bent FeiiOcs and Spokes. assorted
sizes.
100 scts TEimble sEeins, assorted something
extra.
5000 feet Gas Pipe, 10 d.. at reduced prices.
eG0I pounds A. Is. +. b. German Shear and Cast
Steel assorted.
100 plates Pl0y, steel, TO IA ohe-. best quality.
10000 CIrraEr and Wagon Bolts. .I SIZE
50 kegs Nuts and Washers, assorted sizes.
Prompt attention Co orders.
iari-u HIIIAIAN. BRO. g. SONS.
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In Chanccry nj Gainsbore.

DECEMBER RULES, 1859.
r. NJ. Kinnard aud Watson VI. Cook vs. joel W
Settle, solomon Allen, Marian Allen. Elijah
Price, and Charles c. Price-O 3.
ON MOTION OF PLAINTIFFS By THEIR
~ solicitors, and it appearing 70 the satisfaction
OF the Clerk and Master, by an allegation IN the
complainauts bill which is sworn to- that defend
ant. Charls- G Pre-, ~ a uOLl-rcsilsut aI the
State Of Tennessee, At is therefore ordered by me-
that publication for four consecutive weeks be
made in the UNION AND AMERICAN. a neWsuauer
published il the city Of Nashville. requiring said
nonresident defendant to appear before the Chan
Gerry Court OF Jackson county, at Gaiusb0ru uu
the first Monday IN February, 1870, then and
there to make his defense bill filed in our said
Court, by Il. VI. Kiunard and Watson NJ Cook
against said Charles G. Price and Others anal on
his failing to appear and make defense. Judgment
pro cOHfs Will be taken against HIM for al the
allegations said bill contained and the cause set for
hearing eE pGTts, as to him.
L. A. cox, c. and NJ
BUTLER MORGAN, Soils dItswst
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Tennessee Manufacturing Company.

A CALL OF TEN DOLLARS PR SHARE OF
"A the Capital Stock of the Tennessee Manufar-
turing Company, payable on the 7th Of February
next, has been made. Shareholders VIII pay the
SAME a. tie Company Office, No. 60 PIIbiIs square
$. D. MORGAN, p~a.t T.. IL Go.
JAMES PLUSEEr, Secy, etc, etc.
jan. B. Is7u-jau4 tlfebS
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The Spanish agents in New York pro
fess to have made an astounding discoy-
cry. They assert that at an extraordinary
meeting of the Cuban Junta on New
Years eve, it was resolved to appropriate
a large sum of money, to be used rs re-
ward for any one willing to assassinate
Senior Roberts, Spanish Minister in Wash
ngton, Senior Bo'lsino Cortes, Consul in
New York, and Senior Couto, the Spanish
editor. The Spanish ConsuIat New York
has received a letter from person who
processes to be a Cuban, which exposes
this diabolical plot. Very likely it has nc
foundation.
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A PRoPosTToN is being agitated for the
formation of new county out of por-
lions of jefferson, Greene, Hawkins and
Granger, with the county scat al Morris
TOWN
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In the Circuit Court at Ashland City.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, } Miller ( Morris
Chatham County. n ~ ,I,.u
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING BY AFFIDA-
L Wit that the defendant. O.. ". Marshall. Is
justly indebted 10 the plaintiffs, and is 4 nom
resident of the state, that the ordinary process
u law cannot De served ON him. and an original
attachment having been sued out TetUrua3le to the
Circuit Court Of Chratham County, and the same
having been levied on defendants property; it is
ordered by the Clerk that publication be made four
consecutive weeks in the J&IOS AND AMERICAN, d
Newspaper published IN Nashville, Tennessee. COM
handing the said G. " Marshall to appear before
salt Court at the Courthouse in Ashland City, on
the tsIrd Monday in February next, 1870 to make
defence to sid suit against him, it viii be
proceeded with Jal-'s.
Dec. 81, l5J9 ". y. NICHOLS,
iaNT +fw Clerk
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VIII be Sold at Forced Sale.

Either at retail or wholesale, for THIRTY DAYS,
ina order TO reduce the same o. cash. The stock
will be sold at LESS THAN COST.
Call at Allen Block, No. 159 Church street.
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Tot Il



And yet the Spanish agents persistently
present this war as confined to a few pre-
datory bands, who, far from being sup
ported 10y the sympathies of a major
isy Of the population, are compelled to
take refuge in the forests. We need
quote no better authority, however, to
show the utter disregard of truth, which
is the inevitable characteristic of Spanish
dispatches, than the testimony of one of
their own officers, one of the highest in
rank (Gen. Buceta). who, in a letter pub
lishcd in the Di0riD de 10 N0riR0. of
Havana, on the 9th of June, 1869, af-
firmcd that all the official reports of &C
lions, in which the soldiers Of Spain come
out invariably triumphant and unhurt, are
mendaci0us Gen. LetOna, Commander
in-Chicf of the Central Department of
Cuba, in recent article entitled "The
Cuban Question, published in the Seci8tu
dc ETd3u, of Madrid, makes the fol
lowing assertions. corporations have been
carried out chiefly to satisfy public
opinion, without a decided object
in view or any prospect of sue
cess, and this, too, at a sacrifice of blood
and health, the more sensible as they are
of no benefit TO our cause In such cases
moral policy advises misrepresentation to
avoid the lost of our prestige. The name
Of battle is given to skiTmishers. ThOus-
ands Of cartridges are wasted in answer
to the first two or three shots from the
woods. A simple movement of advance
or reconnaissance is styled bayonet
charge, and when real fight takes place,
which is very seldom, because the enemy
always avoids it unless he is absolutely
certain of success, the battle is one Of
those acts which, according 20 good mill
tary principles, should deserve to be
Judged and condemned bya court-matial
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COTT0N NOTICE.
DETERMINED. FEO8ITHE FIR
w OF December, b.
r REDUCE

the charges on cotton consigned % rs for sale.
Having increased facilities fHr Storing Cotton,
heretofore.
The INSURANCE viii also hs reduced, as
We can now obtain risks cheaper, In consequence
Of haviura
FTREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
There viii be no deduction made for ties, unless
over seven, a. has been done,
We invite all oar friends and old customers
and a. many New Ones as possible, 30
give u- trial. and we promise attention Co
their interest. and 7v5u give t. them all that Is
coming 90 them Goo wsilLt7.
GEO. C. ALLEN & Go.
We have removed from the cd MesIlster corner
90 little above Broad street, o. Nos. 81 AID 81
College street.
nOy2I-Zm GEO. G. ALLEN & Go.
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The Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,

No. 40 FULTON ST., NV YORK.
The LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING COMPANY also
publish TIE FARMERS GUIDE to Scientific and
PrsCti al Agriculture. By HENRY STEPHENS, l..
r. s.. Edinburgh, and the late J. r. NORTON, Fro
fessOr OF Scientific Agriculture in Yale College.
New Eaven. vols. Royal octave. 1900 pages
and numerous Engravings. Price, 81. By mail
postpaid, s., dec29-u
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SALE OF LOTS IN
U}DERW0OD'S ADDITION.

Fred. HeitIiugar admir- Ct A. pc wirhrlmina and
Louis Van uJuu.
DY VIRTUE OLA DECREE or THE COUNTY
- Court Of Davidson comfy. Tenn. rendered at
its December trrm I-fI, iu che above cause +
viii sell st public auction, To- the highest bidder
On
Saturday, the 10Th Day 0f Jan. 1870.
at 4 O'Clock, H.. at the Courthouse door, i'm Nash
yilie the following lots, belonging % the estate OF
John Van DolaE, decreased. 70 wit. Lots Nos. ID
and Il ia Uuderv00is addition t1 Nashville Er1ut-
ing each fifty feet Du Thompson -trr,t, and TWEEN
ty-five feet Of Dot No u ON said Street.
TEENs-CASH Minimum price txed on said
lots, Sl,UJp. T. L. NICHJL.
dec q tbs Clerk.
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Flouri FlOuri

lust ECEIvED ON CONSIGNMENT 100
bbls XXNX Peacher's Flour. which We offer
TO tho tTaio.
sal 3. CsRSEY EOS = 40.
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HoN. Ben II. HILL, of Georgia, advises
The people OF that State to ado nothing;
Sag nothing, in their present trials.
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4. North British Review,

has Just closed its 92d volume. In point Of literary
ability this Review is fast rising to level with its
competitors It is the advocate Of political and
EgiUus liberalism.
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SCROFTLA.

have been suffering with this dreadful
disease for the past nine years, the last two
OF which / have been confined 10 my bed.
NV case was decided iucurable by number
of physicians who treated me during that
time. was induced during the past sum
mer to try your Alternative Compound, and
am happy to say, to the surprise of my
self and friends, that I now consider my
self almost cured. l am now able to walk,
and work some for my family.
/ reside in the rear of No. 50 Broad
street. NERI DlCkERSON.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 8, 1863.
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RADICAL rule means ruin. 4 forcible
illustration of this IS furnished in the case
of the municipal government Of Washing
ION. The correspondent Of the Cincin-
matt gazette writes Jan. 4 'The furni-
ture in the Mayors Office here was levied
on and carried away by constablcs to-day,
TO be sold in a short time for debt due by
the city to an individual, and there was a
nice little row" Radical rule brought
Nashville to the same low condition.
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POSTAGE.

4 discount Of t0sHtg per cent. viii be allowed t.
Clubs OF four or more persons, when ths periOdi
Gals are sent 70 one a. iTssJ.