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GENERAL GRANr's plan of the summer

GENERAL GRANTS plan of the summer
campaign is published. 1t is a large and
improved edition of last summers cam
paign, including more Long Branch,
more travel, more horse-racing, aud more
junketing generally After a careful pc
rusal of the proposed operations, we
have come 70 the conclusion that Mr..
Grants proper sphere would be circus,
which would afford him plenty of travel,
an abundance of horsefesh, and unlim-
tied facilities for turning somerssults.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27

HAVING THIS DAY SUGGESTED TO THE
III County Court Clerk of Davidson county, the
insolvency OF the estate of Thomas Connally, de-
ceased, all persons having claims against said
tate are hereby notified to file the same with the
Clerk of the Davidson County Court, on or before
the Goth day of July next, or they will be forever
barred. THOMAS NJ. STEGER,
April IS, 1571-d1aW4t. Admir- de bonis non.
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k, clos
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The Philadelphia Telegraph advises
els ex-President johnson, in bis forthcoming
European trip to apply for the throne OF
Spain. Republican exchange.
To- A To which the Cincinnati Enquirer re-
plies: Gas Grant ard his Cabinet are on the
side of Spain against the Democrats of
Cuba, we don't think johnson, who is
hated by Grant, would meet with much
success.n =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27

usceipts of cottea, at allsthe ports
for the week ending Friday evening,
April % show 4 siighi falling oa ascom-
pared with the week previous, but still a
very considerable ihcfease On Tie feeeipts
FOR the corresponding week lastssyear..
The receipts last week amount to 1880
bales, against "A, 574 for the week ending
April 10. Al $40 for the week ending
April 9. and As. IA for the week ending
April 2. The receipts fr the correspond
ing week last gear were about $4,000
bales. The receipts at New Orleans last
week were 16, GIG bales against IL, 400 The
week previous and s, oS9the corresponding
week last year. The total receipts al all the
ports from the list of September last up
10 the latest mail dates were as follows;
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TIE fifteenth amendment permits States
to require an educational qualification of
voters, and Massachusetts has had clause
in her constitution requiring voters TO be
able to read and write, but now to &C
commodate the few negroes in that State
who are excluded by this qualification,
the clause is to be repealed. When il
only excluded white men, the matter was
of no cnnaennence
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per cent.
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"WAs ever Yirginian, queries the
Richmond Dispatch, ''made Judge in
Massachusetts, Was ever yirginian
sent to Congress from any New England
Slatei We'd like TO know"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27

The great public sale Of FORTY I OTIS IN WEST
NASHVILLE, advertised BY Us 70 the 18th Of
Nay postponed until TUESDAY, MAY "a, 1870,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, commencing on Broad street
at the crossing OF the Chatta1o oga Railroad.
Further particulars will be given m handbills.
r @ McNAIRY.
apr24-3t BROWNS 4 CHFA1 HAM, ACTS.
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
At No. o Union stree q.

one door from tle old stand The sto Il was pur-
chased when cotton and gold were at Il teir lowest
rates ard is now offered at prices as re: wonsbe as
can be afforded in this market.
renewal OF the former liberal patro lage is re-
specfully solicited. JOHN b. EVERE TT,
apr20-11w&wIt No. Union .street.
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t@Aa TaR Radical papers are endeavoring to
shield Gen. Howard from the lash of the
Congressional Investigating Committee.
But the task is hopeless. The patent
c ii bricks crushed him. - 8 e TasH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27

TENNESSEE BoxDs were quoted il
York yesterday at 5sl for the oil
55s for the new.
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This shows an excess 80 far of 620,-
s45 bales over last years receipts for
the corresponding period. Messrs. Neil
Brothers s. Co., of New York, give the
cotton movement for the week. ending
Friday evening, the I'D inst, as reported
by telegraph, as follows:
This Week. Last Week. Last Year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27

- MoSEy IS. very plenty and easy at 4eD5 |
per cent on call, with transactions at EOS
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,'..-.. e.. Aar;..n S,.,o
'''''''' "a ' ''s TzT.-,.
" nau " ~ go 80 -. -. -e..oS -
'u,e u '.@' -; IL $3.50 r. pIooms
ss's' o"S - y - .....,.,..,.',, ,,
D"'s' .''e s - = -, -
$3.50. -. - CO.. tho
- - 80 -, a,sS..s,,. ~ -, ,ho free
Wy 80, ~, - a. s,ao,;on IN
!, ~ - -, ~, = -. -, 49, and
~ ~ ,rn.,,oa s,a,es a
- :, : -. : 60, ,,oo ON
!, ~, $ 1is-.-,.E.,..,, r,.5,e,nocrot
- fs1sssii7iSfI $3.50
- s,.,,;.,,, T,,esday last.
tessfefi the merits of reformed voting in
satisfactory manner, and gave 70 II me
sanction OF popular Opinion aol VA l,r Va
ns1 = orr community as lust and
expediiens; but as an untried plan IT was
still open to question among tne mass .sS;. o.
our peop'e- NV, o -; a baye d;ca1'
., e., rod forever. s1'.',1
The officers elected were Mayor and.
s;x town councilmen AS respects the
Mavor there being but one person to be
chosen the old. or limited. rule of course
annlied But for the election of the six
Cornc;,man the rrov;s;on of the AFT Is
sbat sseach voter NAV olive one vote to
each Of six nersons one vote and falf
10 oo.b Of forr two votes to each of
.hroa ,,rao votos IN eacb of two. or six
VOTES n one
The town Of Rloomsburr contains about
ego voters nearly eorallv divided between
r. Do,,oorot;o ond tho penrbl,can mar
t;oo. az Do,,ooro,. hovovor under the
o,5 ,,o.;,, .,,s,on, ,,,,,o,,v o,oc,od al, tho
oA9oors ~, fro,,, twe,ve 70 s;xtaen mn.
,a.;. D.. !. = n;soo. ,,o, d;u;o
&c 1t, :, ,,oo,,,, oo,'o1 .not oor;t,
- Ia go, d;u;.;ov
- - 60 80" 49, g.. .-,aI -
az. g. - a. Do,,,I,;oo,. = p,oo,,,
-. 49, .,,o,.,ol,,o,
- az. -. 80. 49,. .-o..,.,,o-;r ,;,,lo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27
TO Breeders of Fine Stock.
THE DISTINGUISHED STATIONS,
vANDAL AND JACK MALONE,

wiz be offered 10 the patronage OF the breeding
public the present season, at Belle Meades
six miles southwest Of Nashville, season to COM
mence now and end the LIST Of Jnly next.
TERMssl0o ssc q, paysble before the removal
Of the Mares IN sse OF failure, mares TO be re-
turned to their res pectise horses, free Of charge
the next season. -
The best care take q Of mares sent 20 the horses.
No liabilities for acc fdents and escapes.
4 wish to sell ,rr farm out a highly formed
THOROUGH BRED STALLION.
w. G.. HARDING.
Belle Meade, Feb. 6, 127O-3m
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AoiaA. r---'---r' '''''"ot0e-- Afo"Oi'fO AiS1SfoV
Showing an increase of cotton in sight of
200, 906 bales, as compared with 1859.
The total receipts at all United States
ports from April Is to Sept. !, 1869, were
204 1875 bales. At the pro rata of in
crease which this years receipts have
shown, we have yet to receive thirty per
cent. more, say 265, 40l bales. The stock
at all United States ports April Ia, 1870,
is 379,95s bales. the stock at all United
States ports April Is, 1869, was sac, ga
bales; showing total increse this year,
April 10, 1870, 3d. bales. Our home
consumption will take, say thirteen weeks
at 1900 per week, say 221, 900 bales.
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Total /, 1882 I,S44, Ss5
Excess in visible supply. 9t+47
The stock of cotton held by Manchester
spinners at the mills, now $4,000 bales;
same time 1869, 10000. airs
A correspondent of the Boston Adrer-
Gser speculates as follows in regard to the.
cotton supplyi
There have been various articles written
by dealers, on the one hand, to prove that
there will be deficiency of supply of
cotton for the season of 1s69-70, and
that the price will necessarily advance:
and by splnners, OF the agents of spin
ners, on the other, to prove that there will
be an oYer-abundant supply, and that
prices will therefore fall I would SUBJ
nit the following estimates for the con-
sideration of all interested, both dealers
and spinners. Let us first look at the
comparative gold value of bale of mid
ding cotton of 500 his, April Is, 1870,
as compared with last year, same tlmel
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RAND SEA MOSS FARINE co.,
So Park Place, N. z.
THE GREAT
SPRING AND SUMNER TONIC.

Medical treatment has been revolution.
lied, and at last the discovery has been
made that RENOVATION, NOT PROS
TRATION, Is THE TUE MEDICAL
PHILOSOPHY. The introduction of
PLANTATION BITTERS, pre-
pared with pure St. Croix Rum and
Calisaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact. The life-sus-
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested In
the weak and responding by an immedl-
ate and most encouraging change. If
the appetite has failed, it is quickened;
if digestion has been painful and imper-
feet it becomes easy and thorough; If
the liver is torpid, it is reused and regu-
lated; if the nerves are relaxed, they are
strengthened and restrung; If the brain
has been haunted by morbid fancies, they
are put to fight and hope and cheerful
ness return. In the face of the extraor-
binary cures of general debility, dyspep-
sia, bilIousness, constipation and mental
dependency, wrought by Plantation
Bitters, no practitioner not in league with
death and the undertaken could persist IN
it. The terrible eYacuents which were
once prescribed as the Spring and Sum-
mer medicines, have utterly lost their
prestige. The sick. willnot take them,
and Plantation Bitters, in which ara COM
bined the elements of stomachics an
invigorant, a mild laxative, nervine and
an ambitious specific, reign IN their
stead. Sold by all Druggists.
enthusiastically
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OWING TO THE VERY MATERIAL DECLINE
" in Gold, and there being no probability of a
further decline, have concluded to make cor
governed by rates quoted in late circular.
Have lately received our large Spring Stock,
you are invited to call and examine
CAMPBELL & SPIRE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27

These receipts still confirm the estimate
of 8, 900, 600 bale crop. The overland
cotton cannot be ascertained Estimates
differ so widely that we cannot even haz-
ard aconjecture.
The stock of cotton In sight ST the lat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27
Dp. HuFlsy's Stomach BittslS!

:. The remedy, par excellence for all diseases ars
ing from Debility, Disordered stomach, Loss Of APP
where gentle and permanent stimuli ant
g required. Pleasant to take. s ~ 80
a- hi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27
OSCAR BONNIE PROPERTY
IN EDGEFIEL.D,
AT Public AuctiOn-FOrced Sale.
THURSDAY, APRIL 2s, 1870,


We will offer the COmmOdious Residence
of Oscar Bohme, containing eight rooms, bath
room, closets, etc, all in rst-rate condition. lot
fronting $50 feet on Fatherland street, and rum
ming back It's feet on Hobson street. Has on it
three cisterns, good stables choice fruits and small
grapCsry.
Also, Five Acres of Land in Hobsons Ad-
ditto n at the head of Fatberland street. and oppo
site the residence of Geo. Buck, Esq. This ground
Is fl zee of corporation tax in grapes which
bea finely; fine strawberry bed; green house and
DIV Cling with two rooms; neyer-failing well.
II tie perfect. VIII be divided to suit purchasers
'TERMS-One-half cash; balance 8, II and Is
tonths, with interest, and lien retained.
This property will be sold to the highest bidder.
lmnibuses and collation. free.
ARLINGTON, FARRf r & wEAKIEY,
apr24-td No. 81 North College st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27

r WOULD RESPECTFULLY Uniform MY
Il former customers and the pu bic generally,
that ] am now prepared TO furnish the very best
quality of Pure
L "A IA z i @ Il,
Wholesale aud Retail, at the lowest market price,
during the season. Special attention given to
PACKING and SHIPPING. 49,
Ice Chests and Refrig, traitors. (supe-
rior to any in the city, for deaers and families,
constantly ON hand. r. nj HICKS
spr24-1w W - =
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AT AUCTION,
MAGNIFICENT CITY PROPERTY
HYNES' ADDITION
TO NASHVIEEE.

INCLUDING THE HYNES' HOMESTEAD. AN
Il elegant House with towers, bath rooms. sEeak-
ing trumpets, wafer through the house apd
grounds, and every modern convenience: laroe
greenhouse over natural cave; pcrter's lodge !.
abundance Of shrubbery, including u ae,nif cent
1'ark square, containing nearly four acres !.
the pest opportunity ever offered j., the city for
great speculation or splendid t-ome
Eighteen beautiful brick o .tsgoS With aTansard
roofs, six rooms each, wei vanfiisted. comnIete
houses at moderate pFior'
dition, Io's III al paris VI 'ne az"
ana ttA1 noerai' one-fourth cash, balance in 1, 2
ADNAN1 AGES of the PROPERTY:
~ Is Ole of the most central, accessible and
heAitm IL additions to the city. Flowers aud fruit
aoorli each yard to the various houses, and water
introduced in each house. This is good oppor-
tunity for great speculation, the property will
be sold at the price it will bring. The terms are
very liberal. Speculators, persons in search of de-
slrable homes, laboring men, all invited to at
tend this great sale on MONDAY, 9Th Of May,
1870 at II o'clock A. NJ, ON the premises. Omni-
buses Viii convey you TO the grounds, and o good
lunch VIII be prepared for your coming.
I. W. BARNES, Auctioneer.
BROWNS & CHEATHAN, Agents,
81 North Cherry street.
Persons DESTROYS of visiting the houses and
grounds will be shown them by Mr.. P. Brew, 327
church street. apr26 ids
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !!

FINHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE IN
L announcing to his friends and the public gen.
orally, that the building in which be recently
burned out, hsving been handsom ny rehtted, he
has opened en-
EyFIREEV gEVV S'E mex
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27

The Republicans, in spite of their coal
ition, elected only three men, one of
whom was Democrat. Had they not
resorted to the coalition, in the hone of
cheating their opponents, they would
not have cheated themselves in helping
the Democrats to majority of the board,
OF this election The Chicago Times
says,
Such was the felicitous and eminently
satisfactory result of the first election ever
held in America according to the free
vote. BY that election, the practicabiEty
of this great and beneficent reform is
proven; its justice and fairness illustra-
ted. 1t is the small beginning of the
most important and most valuable politi-
cal reform that has ever been advocated
on this continent 1t is the beginning of
an electoral reformation that is as certain
to be made general in all our elections.
federal IS well as State and municipal, as
that ours will continue to be popular
form of government.
The question of introducing this salu-
tary reform in Illinois win shortly come
up for consideration in our constitutional
convention. The proposition before that
body is to submit separate article, en-
bodying this reform, to the people. Its
introduction and practical success in
Pennsylvania prove that the proposition
is not Untimely.
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Oldest Private DisDensd
IN NASH VILE,
-
Is II. NJ &c I Z L

Is ID II. VI c @ & L
On Deadericik ST.
CURE RHEUMATISM, AFFECTIONS
u the Iungs, Diseases OF the Thro2t, SN|
Joints, Stin Limbs, Pleurisy, Pains, Ulcer, Ca
Gravel, Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, In
nation Of the Stomach, NeurAlgsa, Kings El
Scrofula, Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes, N
tated Systems, Dyspepsia, anc 1ndigastlOn ~
sumption, together with al Private Diselsesl
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
tEThose ladies' whose misfortune has beel
to bring I; rth in due season, can consult theI
tor by lsttsr or psF1on. Al eonn1nieal
strictly nfdenfiaE
FF-Pstisnts trealed a thlar homes. nadlI
furnished and cures guaranteed.
~DR McGILL, in Nashville, has TIE
genuine A3EnICATED VARnR RAJ
IN the South, md Is performing ne most Eol
fnl cures vito thGsS VspoF Bsths ever cur
TE-T treat In oua-ltiFd ne tlJas q saZ
mode, aud warrant, in every case she toile|
diseases: Constitutional or Secondary syn
Ulcers Of the Throat or Mouth, an Diseases
skin caused BY syphilis OF impure state q
biooa- Pains Of tie Bones, Enlargement q,
Joints. Failing out Of the Hair, Ehecma'
acrof1iIa- and Broken-dcWn Constitution.
~SPERMATORR cDREnI
frlfnd. rtop heiOzs IN further go. cure tha
as...:.,d 1 warrant cure. ~ Pee = III
esog' q Eayanre, ~ Iflsnlan 81
cines; and If cure Is no. -S1ssa ! ' ''''s 4
money.
office HOurs-From A. :. toeR. ..
An letters aireesed to DIX. net IL,
nov % IL. AsshYille, Tei
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SYRUP OF SARSAPARiLIA !!
xx7sTn IoDsDE OF Potash.

This preparation has long been recognized by
tle most ersinentnififis in the Medical Profession
as the most reliable searching and harmless atera
tive within their reach, and As spring remedy II
certainly stands vftnouta rival
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-27

The excess in receipts at all ports over
last year is now 59l, 900. This would
give (without any further excess crop
of 2,S52,0 900. We are receiving week
ly about rs per cent. excess; but taking it
to average hereafter only 80 per cent,
the crop would be 2,975,0O0.
Another authority reports the move
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-06-01

II is not necessary to journey from the tropics to
Alaska in order TO cxpevence the Of heat and
cold Thousands undergo all The scoavcaiences Of this
thermometca change every day. every other day. -
the CASE may be- without tho trouble Of moving over the
Threshold word with these tnvolnneAzy shakers
What are they dong exp1e theif Ieenrn = medium
tonperaaures-so break the chile md enn The tsvers
Arc they dosing themselves with quinine thereby I'M
perirg the soundness Of their bones and impane the
vror Of their brains and nervous syseemf Some o. she
are mo Doubt hut the majority Of them, b believed
The value of Iosettcr's Stomach Btss - harmless.
and certain specific fever and asue s undcrood and
ppreciased in all parts Of the countries whers inesmit
tents prevail The residents Of such localities oeen 70
take il early in the spring rrosecoa against the mt
.sma by which they are Surrounded; not AL o. tim.
raps for blind adherence to error Is the speciay o.
ss,,e people but the greater number.
n tne,e Is any liked fact in thesaP1cs Il y this thas
,b hi,ters are far better safeguard against ~ he vaz
sites Of periodic nalaies prodnoed sy q.
hIla;ions than any drug or compound " ~ uaess1a
iira Of the profession. This aesersa = na1s wte.
ali due respect 10 the facnisy, ~ sssf e nessens
truth and cpe that nearly eoucens ~ hsa 9 taeg
ssslenens in vsrioss parts 4 he eesr sna .essa q
rbiI, Al large il IL rad fnreesy Feanded % an
~, ss AMI uurpeachebs tsstinnay, 4 ds6es dsfroyaL
To break up chIlis ~ Svsn. = wsA se e Pssvsn.
table restorative.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-06-01
The Peoples arty.
FARMEEvILLE La, May IL, 1870.

Mr. EDlroR-I have just read, with pleas
urc, the proceedings of the CONSERVATIVE
Press Convention recently held in your
city. The avowed object of that Convention
Certainly meets with cordial response from
every patriotic heart within our borders.
May | be allowed to say few words
through your columns in the same direc-
ton!
Corruption is certainly the great evil of
the times. l, therefore, entreat our people
to spare no efforts, nor shrink from any sac
rifces necessary to put in Office persons Of
established integrity. 1t will cure all of our
ills
1t is true that intelligence is indispcnsa-
bic either to prudent legislation Or wise ad-
minstration; but we have nothing to fear
from any department of the government SO
long as it is in honest hands.
Let honesty be the first consideration If
intelligence, experience and sympathy with
the people can be combined with it, so much
the better.
As to whether the means proposed by the
convention will be practicable is certainly a
matter for consideration. 1t is evident that
there is but little to hope for from the old
caucus system.
Not having any voice in the national coun.
cils-nor any guarantee of having any soon
we had better look principally to the amelo
ration of our domestic affairs
Of course it is our duty-to elect, if we can,
good and reliable men to Congress, but
it does seem to me that cur main efforts
should be directed to the redemption of the
State
My excuse for this voluntary entrcaty is
two-toid: First, the deep interest feel in the
honor and prosperity of our State Secondly,
| have the honor of being connected with
one of the main departments Of the govern.
mcnt, and feel personal interest in being
associated with reliable men, either to CO.
operate with, or to meet in opposition.
Very respectfully,
w. X. FUTCH.
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GRe Alanttts' $aantt
Our roet's Corner --- 5elelte0.
LIES UPAS.
BY WILLIAM II. BUSHNELL.


BY WILLIAM II. BUSHNELL
MOI alone IN the Vaiiey' dafk ana aeeP,
FROM winch Vapors, hoXlous anu uui
Ana suipnurous waves roi up SO 'hieA
As 70 oiot tne pia1e oi .ue sun
N"s lone ~ ,ne mus. =: :,a .ac me- oie's Pi"'
ne oaesene. , upp..eu ptp s,o.'
Does the Upas flourish, a rank, foul snare
Drinking in life from the poisoned air.
A.. . A., s,;..
NJ Tnon'iaS .nono %Sno sorn ~ ~, .ne aoo,h
m. ~ 30 ga "ea; sasb o,a ore.,
I,;; 80. s"M 80 ~ 3. 80 ;, h,h "
S,r;ni1 q ~. . E -; 1 ,h ;i ca. ,,,,,5
And fnrn;nr ;ts Isavss away
Erom the Messed LIGHT 70 hover abov.
Tho only living thing to be found
In the valley OF DOOM for miles around!
We need NOT 70 forth from the haunts OF men
To look for its witherinp blight
1t proweth more thick in the crowded streets
Than in valleys of uuepdisg night
II hedges Ger fire sides ri, b or Door
And fiinoeth a;,road its arms
To crush within its poisoned crasp