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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

Go TO Peter Neti's if you want stylish
Summer hat, clothing to suit the season, or
anything in the line of gents furnishing
goods, fully ten per cent. cheaper than the
same articles were ever offered in this
market. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

SfL Advertisement OF DR.. Butt D..pcn-
'ary, headed, Book far the million Mar
riage Guidc--in another column. ltshould
De read by all ml2dSwtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

For shave, haircut or shampoo, or
if You want your hair and whi.ker, dyed
70 your own satisfaction, call at j, Geo.
steinhouses shop, corner Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, Perry House,,
iuueldlm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

GREAT EXcIrENEST.-Grca slaughter
where you cannot only find the most fash
ionable and seasonablc stock Of clothing in
the city, hut the largest and best variety
Of Straw, Lcghorn. Panama, Cashmere and
SILK Hats ever offered in Cairo. Buy your
hats and clothing right there. If
CALL nj Walders and EXAMINE MS
stock Of CLOTHING. lie cannot, and will
not, BE USpEBsoLD ny ANY OTHER HOUSE
N TIE SAME LINE. This STOCK Is ES-
ENTIRELY SEw, and WAS BOUGHT Mt the
LOWEST DECLINE ~ GOLD.
l. Valdez Corner Of Sixth
f and Ohio Lcvee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

BE sure 10 call at 20 Ohio Levoc, and
see the June Bug Hats, with a varied stock
of other new styles, too numerous 10 mem
ton. Remember Antrim is the place 10
get your hats. #.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

BvEGArNsi BARGAINS - \ good suit of
clothing for ton dollar. 81, p Nctfs, ~
Ohio l.cvec.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

$4,000 worth of CLornISG, FURNISH
1870 Goops, Doors, SnoEs, HATS, CARS,
Trunks and NALIsE-, going of Mt a sac-
riice at Isaac Waldorf, corner Of Sixth
street and Ohio Lcycc. Now :, your
chance To- get good suit at low price
80
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

4 nra supply lCtf Boot, and Caters
ju't re ~ ur Ser- No Q, Ohio
Lcyee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

FIFTY DAY BoAEDEEs wanted at the IT.
Charles Hotel, where can BE- found the
coolest and most spaciou. dining room in
the city. The table as usual Supplied with
the best the market affords Families and
permanent, boarders taken during, the .um.
mcr months at extremely io,r ro,es
iunc3dlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

TnE Bgsr and CHEAPEST CLoTHISG 10
be found ~ TINS CITY is Al ISAAC WAL
uEN's, corner Of Cru STREET X ONO LII
VIE
He'how' hi' goods with pleasure, and
and never lets his patrons go dissatisfied
CALL oS IIIM If You want bargain. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

] will .o.l % auction, Saturday, June
llih, at @! O'Clock, aiu- at the Contincn-
tai Hotel situated Oh the Ohio Levec, the
entire stock OF household and kitchen fur
nii4re' consisting Of uels,cad, and bed.
dag wash Sands, bureaus, ,s'!e.. chairs,
sD'as, looSire-slaase. hatrot.. china and
g'' ware cutlery stoves, i.l and wood
ware-in fac, sye- hing belonging to the
ho.eL Sale ,.E.'y ,lult reserve.
Jest 10 HARTMAN. Auctiono.r
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

Good Cotton Socks, only Is cents per
pair or 81 Is cents per doz., II, T.. Ncas.
No. ~. Ohio Lcyce. a.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

Through Bills Lading Given Via. Nash.
Vile and Cairo Packets and
"t;recn Line'
10 Mach VILE. Chasesno0ga, Tsun., A..
iaUtN, Columbus, Rome, Macon, ~.
lsntnes Nest Gsstsst. GeOrgetoW0, Mi
l~dxstile Ga., Acnfauis, Ala, Mons-
gOsssery. Ala; lhsrlestoO. n. I'll Selma,
Ala. Savannah, &C.; Wtlm1DgtOO. n. a.;
Columbia, n. a.. bS
CHAS. T. HINDE,
Agent nj Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08
RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVALS.
Dan Ablr, Columbus. Blkcr, p,ducah.
j Garrett, IIUs. Muhsey do
guiDA step. Eytusy. H.l : Louis - Louis:
Belle Memphis, Nstnp, nphask a.
h 10 ~, LUuHs viles biivc Branch. DO.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

THr remain Of Miss Nio'onda, dsugh-
ter u. M-. d. g.. ana Mr.. Rcbccca Saul,
ofthis city, were conveyed TO the grave
YESTERDAY The young ady died. on sun
day morning OF g'nsaur'.-r ~ q
nineteen year and three m..'A, The lee
rav.l parent, have the gnieigncd SYM
pathie. ola la.Ga circle Of acquaintance
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

Va are realizing most remarkable
spell Of weather. The thermometer at
noon to-day stood al 6s'. \ chilly rain
prevailed portion OF the night, and after
short inicrm,ssion, commenced falling
again about 10 clock thu. forenoon. Linen
pant. and coat. disappeared from the
streets. and fire. we're essential 70 comfort
Queer weather. surely.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

Just received Mt +. Neir :, No ~, Ohio
Levee, "a splendid lot Of spring Ca,simeres
Coating and Ncstine-, which viii he made
up IN th. Eo.t fashionable styles and at
prices ,ne timcs % u4.. erar-
A".
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

The weather Is cloudy AM cool, ,omc
rain fell last night, and commencing again
towards noon bids fair TO la, all day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23

that prepared blow aimed at man who
is unprepared is the blow of a coward
and assassin. This is a great truth in
ethics to which think nobody not even
the Speakers hammer, viii Object
Laughter. If there be any man here
who thinks have been false to my people
/ invoke q vote of censure from the
House. - 49,.
He added, in this controversy il
was we'll known that there was q very
great difference of feeling between himself
and asssilant, but he, Butler, had never
intruded that difference on the House,
and never brought his personal quarrels
before the House. He had endeayored to
kesp what he said within parliamentary
language. ~
AS to the insinuation that he had fled q
brief In the Supreme Court merely as o
pretense to obtain fee, be could only say,
.'Oh, Father Abraham, what these Chris
tians are whose own hand dealings teach
them to suspect the very thoughts Of
others. 49,
Mr. Butler took his seat, and the House
was gradually restored to order. The vote
was taken on the passage over the Presi-
dents veto, and was rejected-yeas, IL;
nays, 1GS. 1s-sssxlFy 10 zo! Ezlsk.I 4 (
Apportsonment of Representations.
House bill to provide for the apportion-
ment of Representatives in Congress
among the several States. 600
Mr. Judd moved to concur. 1870
Mr.. Schofeld moved to lay the bill on
the table. Negatived-7S to 96. II /
Without disposiug of Mr.. Judd's motion,
the House adjourned. 80
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23
NEW PARTX-NEw NAME.

We attach ourself to the Democratic
party, simply, because it is the only Or
ganized conservative force to be found to-
day ready and willing to fight the consti-
tutional battles of the republic against the
innovations made by Radical fanaticism
and Red Republican hatred. If these old
oroakers will show US any other organi-
cation more effective to maintain the
liberties of the people, and which is shelter
able to guard inYiolate the fundamental
laws of free, republican government, We
will most willingly be among those who
are for abandoning the party name of De-
mocracy. But there is no other organi-
cation, and we hardly think there ever
will be, and the wild, single-handed
fights that a few are making are calcu.
lated to do no good and may result in great
evil to all. And hence we think that the
gentlemen who proclaim TO have such ex-
tremely liberal ideas would be doing a
better service to the cause of conservatism
and liberality if they would lend their aid
to the concentration OF our forces against
the hydra of Radicalism, instead of seek
ing to sow the seeds of discomfort with
simply name Upton Record.
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The Fenian Trials Begun
WASHINGTON.


DOdSing i'm che Cloak RosnA-The
gTan Of Cheek -LOg9sA'ss PROM
Uses. s-4 - Aas-fata4
WASHINGTON, June %. There we're many
absentees from tbs House when the vote
was being taken on Whittemore's case yes
b terday, q. majority Of whom were lodging
IN the cloak room. Whittemore was on
the floor during the whole discussion, and
when the vote was announced he quietly
took his hat and retired He feels very
bitter toward Gen. Logan for the manner
in which he has pursued him in this mat
ter. he says Logan promised him before
he went back TO South Carolina that,
should he be returned by his constituents,
ne would not oppose his admission.
WhitteIaore will return to South Carolina
and run for the Forty-second Congress.
He says that so long as Gen. Logan re-
mains head of his pursuers, his oonstitu-
ents viii stand by him.
= 10 Nationalist the Erie Canal.
.-e The House Committee on Commerce
have decided to report favorably on Ben
nett's bill to enlarge the Erie canal and
ultimately make it free from tolls. The
bill involves a guarantee of interest on
bonds amounting to 500, 900 with provis-
ion for their payment, principal and inter-
est, out of tolls. The committee will ask
that the bill be set for consideration some
time after the first of January next.
Whisky Tax 20 Remain Sfstu Quo.
Mr.. Brooks, of New York, a member of
the Committee of Ways and Means,
authorizes the statement that the commit
tee has resolved to report no bill or amend
ment at this session Of Congress in relation
to whisky, tobacco or fsrmented liquors.
These articles viii, therefore, remain for
another year under tho present rates Of
taxation unless Congress reverses the
action Of the committee. - -
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A STRAW.
From the Clnc:unati Eaquirer.


Straws show how the wind blows, and
up to the present writing the indications
point strongly TO a Democratic current
this year, ending in tornado in October.
There was city election in the little town
New London, Connecticut, on the 18th,
which resulted in change of 200 votes
In favor of the Democracy as compared
with last year-that, too, in an aggregate
vote of about thOusand-equal to a
gain of twenty per cent. Last year the
Republicans elected their entire ticket by
a majority of about 100. In the fall
they elected their representatives to the
State Legislature by about the same ma
jority. Since then the Fifteenth Amend
ment has passed, giving them the negro
vote, and with it they are defeated by an
average of a hundred majority, with
about full vote out.
We shall not disturb the sweet repose
of our Democratic rooster for the sake OF
q crow over this little matter. We have
him in training for terrific noise over
the Congressional elections. Yet we can
not help saying, as Mercutio said of his
wound, "'Tis not SO deep as well, mol
SO wide as a church door, but It's enough;
twill serve"
The Radical organ of New London
consoles itself after this fashion:
1.-THE annual city election was held
Monday, and, to use trite expression,
we have met the enemy and-we are
tReiys.' The Democratic ticket is elect.
ed by an average majority of about 100.
Various causes conspired to defeat the
Republican ticket, to which we shall al
lude hereafter The Democrats WORKED
with zeal and desperation. The Republi-
cans were apathetic.
''The Democratic victory if suci
they cali it, is one of those results tina
flow out of certain condition of things
and that condition happened to exis
Just at this time. The Republican crock
cry is broken for this heat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23
MORE BRIBERY,
Life Insurance for President Grant
"a Man who ought 90 be I'm the
Cabinet. ~ : 81


From the Boston Pest. e
Provision for his family is the duty of
every man, and President Grant is not to
be found rem1ss in his duty while his
official position enables him to perform it
so satisfactorily and easily. He is now
in easy circumstances for all his life,
made so by gifts from patriotic gentlemen
who have found their reward in cabinet
offices and other positions for themselves
and their relations. He has sold one gift
house at round profit and got another,
besides lot of land in New Jersey on
which he doesn't set large price. But
this docs not prevent one ef his Secretaries
sending a brother in-law over the coun-
try, with letter of introduction, asking
subscriptions for the purpose of buying
the President paid-up life insurance
policy of $780, 900. This will cost S27,-
600 cash, and it is the purpose of the
brother-in-lawef the Secretary to get the
amount on. of Office holders and aspiranIs
to Office. Whenthe policy is obtained, it
is supposed that the President viii be
satisfied, having secured his own comfort
during life and a tolerable portion for his
family after death, 1t would have been
better to have had the movement o.4gin-
ate somewhat further from home, but un-
less the canvasser came from official quar-
tiers the ofice-holders might not be so ap-
proachable. Still it is rather severe, es-
pecially upon those in New York who
have such large campaign taxes to pay,
that they should be given their choice of
subscription OF dismissal, and AL for a
policy which Grant is amply able to carry
for himself if he is really anxious about
the future of his family.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23
waATIKNOw ABOUT FAnmsN G

Dy Marh VAIL
Turnips should never be pulled; it in
lures them. 1t is much better to send q
boy up and LET him shake the tree.
The guano is fine bird, but great care
is necessary in rearing it. 1t should not
lie imported earlier than June or later
than September, Ip the winter it should
be kept in a warm place, where it can
hatch out its young.
1t is evident that we are to have a
backward season for grain. Therefore it
will be well for the farmer to begin setting
out his cornstalks and planting his buck
wheat cakes in July instead of August
Concerning the pumpkin-this berry is
faycrite with the natives of the interior
of New England, who prefer it to the
gooseberry for the making of fruit cake,
and who likewise give it the preference
over the raspberry for feeding cows, as
being more filling and fully as satisfying.
The pumpkin is the only esculent of the
orange family that will thrive In the
North, except the goGrd and one or two
varieties of the squash. But the custom
of planting 1t in the front yard with the
shrubbery is fast going out of vogue, fol-
it is now generally conceded that the
pumpkin, as a shade tree, is failure
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23
THE PENIANS.
The NezlraIity Trials-KnGW-nOth-
ing Wftaesses-C4larEe Of Judge
woodruff.

The NezIraIify Trials-KnGW-nOth-
ing Wftsesses-C4larEe Of Judge
woodruff.
CANANDAIGUL, June 22--The United
States Circuit Court opened to-day, Judge
Woodruff presiding and VIA. Dorshamer,
District Attorney, appearing as prosecutor
of the Fenian prisoners. The grand Jury
had before it many army officers and citi-
Gems, but has found no bills. Forty know
nothing witnesses are here from Malone.
Marshal Quimby's deputies seem to have
sRbpGnaed all who know nothing, and it
is questionable whether any one will be
needed, except Gleason, Starr and Thomp-
sen.
Judge Woodruff charged very strongly
against the Renisns, and dwelt upon the
necessity for a vigorous enforcement OF
the neutrality laws, as raids upon Canada,
a friendly power, were villainous end criml-
nal.
Starr, Manix, Glass, Mcneil and Fitz-
patrick,s appeared for trial. Others are, so
far. non est. 1t is understood Starr will
demand Immediate trial. The others will
waive trial till the October term at Albany,
q en-. starr Indicted.
BUFFALO, .June 22-The grand jury OF
the United States at Canandaigus, have in
dicted Gen. Stair for violation of the neu-
trality laws. The case Is set for Monday.
Indictments will also be found against Dom
nelly, Gleason and Fitzpatrick.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.


The Council of the State of Neufchatel,
Switzerland, has voted by large majority
in favor of separation of the Church and
State. ... ..-..-..r.- o..
A dispatch from Munich says that the
King persists in his refusal to accept the
resignation of the Minister of Wartendered
him some time ago. 81
Fears of another outbreak are enter
tanned at Veanier, Belgium, and the Gov
ernor is taking precautions to prevent it.
The French Imperial family have ar
rived at st. Cloud. The Emperor has con-
graduated the Duke de Gramont upon his
speech in the Chambers Tuesday in defense
of the policy of the dynasty.
The International Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association con-
vened at the Academy of Music in Indian
apolis yesterday morning. @
LONDON, June 22.-Weather beautiful,
but hot, dry and unfavorable to crops.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23
NEW YORK
state Convention of Sunday che
OH

state Convention of Sunday .chOOl
Teachers.
NEW York, June 22.-The New York
State Convention of Sundsy-school Teach
ers began its Fifteenth annual session at
the Collegiate Reformed Church in this city
on Yesterday. The Rev. DIR. Howard
Crosby, of this city, was elected President.
The Convention viii adjourn on Thursday
evening. H g @
Mail News from LOndOn-LOthair.
The letter of Prot. Goodwin Smith reply
ing 10 D'IsraeE's anonymous assault upon
his character in Lothian has created very
decided sensation in London. Papers of
June s, without exception, have something
to say of il. -...s
The -NeSoS says coward is a word which
is not ordinarily applicable to D'isr&eli
but he has earned it in this case; and
writhe and Eriggle as he may be, he can
not escape the strong hand which brands
him with it.
The Telegraph indulged in number of
sketches from day to day of the two gen
tlemen who are the favorite aversions of
each other.
The TyHae observes that Smith has
shown hiss accustomed unwisdom by ap-
propriating to himself one of the least
hSttering characters sketched in Lothian,
and adds: Public curiosity would be
much relieved if the prototypes OF Ph1-
bus and Rito would also reveal Themselves.
Wall SIreet.
The names of the House Conference
Committee on the Conference bid are &C
copied on the street as meaning contract
ion. 1t is reported that the Treasury viii
eomneDce to prepay the July interest
e.,
the stock saarket from its lethargy in the
gold room, the effect more marked and
was decline of half per cent with eonsidera-
bls selling.
LATEST rumor on the street from Wash
ington vas that Treasurer Spinner would
shortly sell about two million Of gold
accumulated interest of the sinking fund.
E<ie--EARIish Claimants.
Judge Barnard to-day refused motion
for Injunction to prevent the registration
ct six millions Erie stock in the name of
Heath, Raphael & Co., OF London.
Black Friday.
BE heard arguments but reserved decision
on Fisk and Gould's motion to transfer
the numerous suits against them growing
out OF gold transaction last September,
:, and involving nearly 81, 500, 600 from the
Superior and Common Pleas to the Su-
prerne Cosrt In case the motion is
granted trials vii probably be held before
Judge Barnard.
sci ,OO0 Worth of ROtGsn Blankets.
Thomas Murphy to-day recovered S6l,-
900, from Ezekiel S Lockwood, the value
of a lot of army blankets furnished by
Murphy during the war, with which to I'LL
the Government contract, and which the
army Inspectors rejected.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23
WEST VIRGINIA.

Republican state Convention = An
Ex-RebeTs Appeal for Magma
nimity.
WHEELING, June 22-The Republican
State Convention assembled in Parkers-
burg.
Hou, C. D. Hubbard offered a series of
resolutions endorsing the 18th amend
ment for reference to the Committee on
Platform.
Thos B Swan, Of Kanawha, formerly
Colonel in the Rebel army, but who acted
with the Republicans since the war, made
a speech of half an hour, appealing to the
Republicans to be magnanimous to Rebels,
and declared if this was done they would
co operate with the party.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23
SPAIN.
Ca.teIIar auotos I.lucoln.

PARIS, June 22-The journals to-day
publish the great speech delivered by
Senior CASTELAR, in the Spanish Cortes a
day or two since. He spoke in opposition
to the plan Of the government for grad
ual emancipation, but favored immediate
freedom of every slave in Spanish terrific
~. He quoted the proclamation Of Abra-
ham Lincoln amid loud applause.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23

THE Builder announces that false
chignons, plaits and curls can and have
been made of spun glass, which, for
cleanliness and other reasons, are prefer
able to human hair, hitherto used for that
purpose.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23
@N
FRANCE.

Trial OF the Supposed Assassins.
PARIS, June 22.-The trial of members
of the International Society of Workmen
for comf 6city in the late plot, began this
morning. Nothing important has been
elected thus far. Thirty-eigbt members
are accused,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23
The 1Iasons ReIeased,
ST. THOMAS.

Again Under Danish Protection
Violent Earthquakes.
HAVANA, June 22.-Advices from st.
Thomas of the l5th state the Governor had
issued proclamation placing the Island
again under the protection of Denmark.
Several earthquakes had been felt in the
Windward Islands on the 9th. At Guada-
loupe the tidal wave covered great extent
of land, and suddenly receded, dragging
vessels far to sea.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23
]. Al. ROSE
SPRING ORRNANG
f OR Is 40,

now compsete IN every departurrs q The
trade Our Goods viii be fornd mcS
elegans and superb. unexcefled sod M
riVslled IN excellence embracing Poregn
and Domestic Fabrics Of the cboscesa and
test designs being mostly hsn6mAsSs
and warranted IN every Instance 10 y1e
entire satisfaction We earnestly Invite
the attention Of all who deshe good goods
which are manufactured with a specie
view to frst-class retail trasia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23
CUBA.
Castanau,s Successor.

HAVANA, June 22.-Ssnors Gilphaud and
Leon have assumed editorial charge of
Kose dc Cuba to-day. Senior Leon says
the paper is not to discuss politics and not
to mention parties or argument which
distract attention from any object of pat
riotic duty. The deceased Senior Oasta-
nau erred in employing certain means.
Senior Castanau had been defender Of
liberal measures. -AAls E-te.e
The Masons Released
HAVANA, June 32.--All the Spanish and
foreign members of the Masonic Order,
arrested for attending meeting, had been
released on giving bail to appear for trial
at the summons of The military court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23

This setting down and folding our
arms, and waiting for sumthing tew
turn up, il just ABBOTT az rich g spekula=
shun, as going out into hundred acre
lot, setting down on sharp stone, with
a pail between our knees, and waiting for
COW tew back up and be MIXED.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

WEDNESDAY, June 22.-The House
was called to order at $3.50 O'Clock,
Speaker Perkins in the chair.
SCHOOL MONEYS. -
Mr.. Hornberger, from the Committee
on Education and Common Schools, SUBJ
mitted report on House bill looking to
the distribution of certain school moneys
among the respective counties, asking to
be discharged. The committee was dis,
charged and special committee ap-
pointed. r.sssl
NEW BUSINESS.
BY Mr.. Everett, bill to repeal section
IA of the law incorporating the Cherokee
Male and Female Academy. BY Dir. Bar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-23

The little atate of Connecticut persists
on the ground that two heads are better
than one, in having two capitals.