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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31
The Season has Opened
FoR
Mineral Water, Champagne
Cider, Porter and Ale.


WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH OUR
w customers and the trade in general with an
article of the above beverages that dees competi-
ton, and in any quantity they may need- For
over twenty-five years we have been engaged in
this business, and were the first botters to intro
duce Ale into Tennessee, which from q meagre
business at the commencement has augmented
into our present extensive trade The Ale and
Porter we use are brewed in Pittsburgh by the
most celebrated brewer Of these beverages in the
United States, and we guarantee their strength to
be double that Of any other bottled in this country,
and free from adulteratiOn-
We assure our friends that we viii continue to
furnish them in the future in the past, with the
best article of these beverages that can be made.
The demand for Ale and Porter for
FAMILY USE
has become very extensive, there being healthier
beverages for table use, and the disappearance of
many ills to which families were subject can
easily be traced to their use. AL orders left a.
our establishment viii receive prompt attention.
NJ. MCCORMACK 4 CO.,
msy1O-6n los South Cherry St, near Broad
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Edgefield s. kentucky Railroad

- AACAANN-N-AI @~N~-A CN~A
EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, JUNE 13,
II 1870, trains on the Edgefeld and Kentucky
Railroad will run as follows:
Mail and Express leaves Nashville at l 80
P. NJ. Arrives at Guthrie at AIS P. N.
Accommodation leaves Nashville at $50 A. N.
Arrives at Guthrie at II 80. Connects with
tain for Clarksviile)
Mail and Express leaves Guthrie at 1850 P. N.
Arrives at Nashville at $50 P. N.
Accommodation leaves Guthrie at 5 30 A. 4.
Arrives st Nashville at 30 A. N.
Passengers can leave Nashville at 80 P. NJ
and make direct connection at Guthrie with
through trains sleeping cars attached) for
Memphis, New Orleans, Mobile, and all points
in the Southwest Time to Memphis fourteen
hours.
Mail train leaving Guthrie at ESQ p. m.
makes direct connection with trains from
Memphis and New Orleans.
Time from Memphis 70 Nashville, thirteen
hours and forty five minutes.
Both trains make connection at Nashville
morning and evening with through trains on
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for all
points South end all way stations on line OF
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
FOR through tickets apply at City Transfer
Office, Maxwell House, and to Capt J. ".
Brooks, at Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Depot.
Train run daily except Sunday.
NJ L. BLANTON, Sup't
WV, COSSELL, Pres't and Receiver. jul4d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31

The so P. n. Train makes close connections at
Humboldt for Jackson, Tenn, Jackson, Miss,
Vicksburg, New Orleans, and for Mobile. Pas
sengers have the choice Of routes via Memphis
or Jackson. Tenn, to all principal points in the
Southwest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31
THE WOMAN QUESTION.

Rev. ID. C. Kelly and wOman,s
Rights-A sharp Criticism upon
the Doctors Address to the Gradu-
ating Glass of the Columbia Attic
useum.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31
"a cautious look around he stole;
His bags Of chink he chunk;
And many a wicked smile be smolC,
And many a wink be wunk.'
To the Editors of the Union and American:

All, Vanderbilt is a sly old dog, and
spends his money in various ways. But
l don't believe the cold gals and grass
widows, who are at the head of this great
movement have ever succeeded in getting
a large amount of money out of him.
DR.. Kelly says Vanderbilt has 'lent the
resources of his monied power" to these
women. This might mean all the money
the old fellow had, but don't believe a
word of that. Some of the Sorosis have
been quizzing DR.. Kelly about this
thing; doubtless with the hope of induc-
ing him to join them, and fear their
persuasions have rot been without
effect His condition is critical; if
he continues to travel the road
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31

forming the best and most comfortable Line to
New York, Boston, and Northern and Atlantic
Cities, with magnificent Palace Combined Day and
Night Coaches, through to New York without
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31
RAILROADS.
Passengers Going East,

Erie & Atlantic & Great Western BY,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31

age of Wendell Phillips, Anna Dickinson,
Robert Collyer, and Nasty. She talks
on chickens, with illustrativ readings,
and on ''Some Humor and a Little He
roism."
Grace Greenwood has lectures on "The
Heroic in Common Life" "Jeanne Arc, :"
'Gndoors," ''Life in Washington" and
"Yankee Life and Character"
Mrs. Livermore will explain ''The Rea-
sons Why" women should have the bal
lot; tell what was done by ''Women in
the War;" and lecture on ''Queen Eliza
beth"
Olive Logan will describe "Paris, City
of Luxury" talk on ''Girls," picture
''The Passions" and sketch ''The Sunny
Side"
Ella D. lockwood will talk on 'Black
Kettle, or Sir Philip Sidney in Red
Skin," and show the road ''To Ruin
through Wine Class"
Mrs. Maria A. Stetson speaks on ''The
| Practical Man" and 'The Man of Force, ="
on "Orators and Poets" and on the
"Soul and Biography of Robert Burns. :"
Mrs. Cora L. V. Tappan (better known
as Cora Hatch, has plea for the Indian
entitled 'HMoketavata, or the Nation and its
Wards" and protest against the land
rings of Washington, entitled "Our
Landed Aristocracy."
Mrs. George Vandenhoff, wife of the
celebrated reader, has a lecture on the
"Rights and Wrongs of Children"
Mrs. Lander will make her debut as Q
reader next season, in the course of the
Boston Lyceum.
The Western women, also, are prepar
ing for brisk campaign. Among thu
new lecturers in that section are Mrs
Darwin, Mrs. Matte Griffith Davenport
Mrs. Mary F. Beaver, and Mrs. J. G.
Slavery. The last-named lady has Travelled
extensively in Europe.
The Rochester Union says: 'Miss Lii
Ian Edgarton, who has won success as
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31
Daily Trains.

IS miles shorter than via Decatur 20
Memphis.
More than 100 miles shorter TO ~.
Louis than via Louisville.
Through Sleeping Cars Between
Nashville and Memphis
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04

The aHshorilies Of Sirashourg
10 longer permit strangers 20 as-
fead me steeple OF the Cathedral
bccanse ibe movements of troops
on both sides can be seen from chat
point
Commissioner Delano haq slefl
Washington for his home 10 Ohio
ard aill be sbsent iuost-of lha time
fJf tao l"N' six weeks
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
"a Miles Of Turnpike to Let.

The contracts for the improvement Of the
roads known as the Lewis Road, and the
Bloomingburg and the New Holland Road,
by grading, grayeling, eulverting and drain
ing, &c, the same on the lines rs located by
the Viewers, and ordered by the Commission
0rs Of Fayettc County at their June session.
a. d 1870, will be offered to the lowest and
best bdderor bidders, on Monday and Tues
day, september l2th and 18th, 1870. Said con-
tracts will he offered on the ground by sec
tiOns Of one ~ mile, the Lewis Road begin
ming at the old corporation line of Washing
ton at the East end Of Market street. and
thence along the line Of the same to the ter
mi lus. at which point theenilre contract will
be offered; and the BIO lmingburg and New
Holland Road beginning ut the East end ofthe
same and thence along the line of said road
to its terminus, at which point tie entire
clntract will be offered,
All bids to be oral and by sections.
Bidders must be prepared to give
security on the day OF sale for
the faithful execution Of their contracts as
no bids viii be considered unless the same
has been done The undersigned reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. hrHlu
The Specifications for said improvement
viii be on flle at the Auditors once, ON and
after Sept 9Th, 1870. FISH
Ridders viii be prepared with cOnveyanees
nud meet at the South end Of said Lewis road
on Monday, Sept 12th, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. and
at the East end Of tho BloOmingburg and New
Holland road on Tuesday sept 13th at 10
O'Clock a. NJ I shall start promptly at this
hour, and pass over the roads and cfl'er the
same JAMES A. MCLEAN,
Aug, /, 1870. 31ftd Engineer
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
GHERIFFs SALE.

~
jasper N Nanklns against Samuel II Mil
ler, as Administrator, and Angelina Shatcr, T
Order OF sale,
BY virtue ofan order Of sale issued in the
above case from che Court Of Common Pleas
Of Fayette County Ohio, to me directed and
IN pursuance of the command thereof viii
expose nd'olfer for sale at put lie auction, at
the door Of the Court House, in the town Of
Washington, in said county on Saturday, the
81 day Of septemher, A D. 1870 at one O'CLOCK
P, NJ. Of d day the following de er,bsd real
estate to wit:
Situated in the village Of Milledgeyille In
the said county of Fayette, Ohio, beginning at
a stake north east corner to lot No Q: thence
north liz deg west 1886 poles crossing the
railroad to a stake in the line OF Shaley
Creamer II Co.; thence north Az deg west
with said line to a stone south west corner to
said - thence south x deg l6 poles to a
stak; thence north 1S1s deg east 1872 poles to
the beginning, containing one hundred and
forty-seyen poles Q47 OF land
said premises being ordered TO be sold by
said Courttin said cNUsc.
Appraised at $3.50 38A.
Terms OF sale cash
CONRAD GARIS,
Sheriff Of Fayettc County, Ohio.
r. NJ Gray, Plns Atty.
Aug. 4, 1870. 8Tw5 prf SS,75
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
DOAD NOTTCE--NotIttis is here.

IN by given that petition win he pre-
sented TO Board Of County Commissioners of
the county Of Fayette, on the fIst Monday
OF september next, tO-wit; September
5 1870, praying for laying ont and establish
ing Il county road in said county, as fol-
lows; Beginning ut a stone in the middle OF
the BlOOmingburgh and New Holland road
and north east corner 10 the lands of DR. j.
f. Wila0nt thence with the line Of said VIII
son and Richard Bates to the north west cor
ner Of said Wilson and Bates 'land; thence
with the line of Nathan LOuderman and Chas.
AlcClea, deceased. to the corner of said L0ud
crlnan and MGtrea, at or near the North Fork
ol Paint creek; thence crossing the land of
said MCCrea deceased, and Ralph Durham
on Straight line to the north- east corner Of
A G Wood in the line Of Ralph Durham -
thence north west with the line Of snid Wood
& Durham to the corner Of Wood, Ralph Dur.
ham and John Durham; thence in north
westerly course across the lands Of said A. G.
Wood to the line OH. 9, Glaze and said Wood; /;
thence with tlft line OF said j. G. Glaze and
John Leisure to the pnrth- west corner Of said
EGasurc thence III a HorthCrly direction.
crossing said Glaze's land and running above
lfis orchard to the end Of his lane; thence on
n straight line to the corner OF the heirs OF
Benz. Glaze, Jr., deceased; thence with the
land lines n north westerly course to the
Washington aud Waterloo road, N
A. G. WOOD. HY.-.
i" NATHAN LOUDERMAN,
Aug, A. 20 37'w5 And others.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
Republican Congressional
Convention.

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AFTER some movements OF mis-
celIaneous character, it was moved
hby Hon. r. w, Clarke. that n Com.
,6i,,oo III e.o on,o;,4od a., tho
~
PNiPoSe % lFPo'l'lR s"'VnD'e
names to the Convention for Per-
ananent Officers.
An amendment to Mr. Clalkes
,sos n,o1o hy " ~ unlf,o,
r" ~ :, '''
o. Peye'Ve' 'NaI OoInH'tlceS oe
chosen by the delegates from the
several Counties Of the District,
which anenhment was accepted.
!, ,J
o''" V''o po''on ~ o'P's" un"ni
mously.
Accordingly, the following com.
mittccs were announced
/ Committee oq Permanent Organ
I g.o,pn. ainroI 2n' / ~ ~ 2oI'isan aao@' ~ or
Fayclte Thomas GETS, ofClipton .
Pr J. L. aWilsqn,of Highland; r.
", Catch qf elermont
On Credentials. W Young,
Of BrQYn u ], Pur'e.L Of FaYette (;
Z, p. Martin, Of Clinton; A. J.
Wight Of Highland, 4. ), Sinks,
9f Clermont dac Do au
On Rules-John ? Biehn, Of
! Brown; Hon NJ. j. Williams, of
Fqyottq; A.W, Doqne, Of Clinton T;
IN AZ. Barrere, Of Highland; TtJ
Porter, Pf Clermopt Ht u.rrl
On Resomtions-rJ 9. Porter Of
o "' t|l,i,ne's ~, ,,,4 ~ 1AyT1's ~,
MqCollum, Of Highland r. w.
Clarke, Of Clermont' r
Adjourned until
oNE o'cLock p. NJ.
Convention NET and tbe Com.
.mitteeqon Permanent Oroanizatlon
made the foJlowina renort @
Permanent Cboi4mop q Confain
Hahn M Rarrerc of IIiohlapd
Vire Pros;dents-A Il Martin
af Rrown Maior & Y & West ofI
clnrnont. Cant FnIix sloan orI
Clinton Coptsin 4 W Snc.ev
or Favcife. Bdfton ItewelI ofI
tIiohland. '.'
Sccretory--Cauf Peter r, Swing
ar Clcrmonf
Aast !tants- TIavdon Edwards of
prown VIM Atiilikon of Fayette
MIR bAi'l'hRA SpEhclh
The report was adopted, not
without a cood many disscntino
~. p...., .,.,,.'
'o'''o' "'iu =" I''''' i'"''e''' "uos'
appearance showed MN mint 70
cope with the rough elements be
FORE bim took the chair and spoke
40 c,llo,as.
" -, l,..y.....-..,,.
uENThthEN or I.iG ooN 'NSripN = On
should not be. For some reasons
not necessary to name, regret ]
nave pee' chose'l H ou' ! "cgeP', :, l',. as .
'Ionno oyfthis rosnectobIo bodv -
Applause In accepting / appeal
.o 'vou to act IA Republicans, as
gentlemen. and as friends of your
,u,utry Whi}n wo mYva difrer ne
TO who would best represent us in
Congress we all belong to tile same
'qmik--the party that for the
,ast tei wears hns sustained the
American Gooclnment rApplansel
,pl rs a.. from here feeling, who :
,ypr Is nominated, that we have O !
,ood man. and one whom we can q
,onsclentiously sm,nnrt apainst the '
common enemy Let ns sacdllee
,ur lndlyitlualinterests TO the pood I.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
DOAp NOTICE-Noliee IS
al NnRRSON ROAD--Notice d

N hereby given that the Committee here
toforo appointed by the Board, Of Gommis-
sioners OF Fayette County, Ohio, TO apporhon
tie estimated expense Of improving tho road
known rs the Anderson Roga, beginning at q
point in the Wabash Road IN the line Of VIM
a. King and John Orr, and tcrminating az a
point IN the teoshurg Road near the rest
dence OF Stephen Stafford, have hled their re-
port of said dappOrlionmeEt with the Aeditoe
OF said county, and that the said board Of
Commissioners OF said county VIII meet at
the said Auditors Office on The sth day or
gspteiuher. 1850. % hear the same
A. MCCANpLksS, County Auditor.
Aug 9. 1870 SJw4
, 1870-12-26

counseuance- Only two days ago thsi1 Mill
tafy honson looked rather threatening
Prmae Frederick CHARLES had telegrnphed 70
tbs ENG for assistance, ''As be could
cot cope successfully With tbs sups-
peciAlly - ibis t1o9ps were. in conse-
quAnce Of the lougieiega OF Meta, md thels
recent forced rnatrhee, entirely ovar-f fatisued,
md that the roAds vera in m almost irnpkasa-
ble condition" Add 10 this the fact. which
hers At headquarters is kept secret, and which
70 one Is SLOWED to speak Of alond, Of the
srest Jealousy exsstirg between the Grand
Duke OF Meeklenbuis and Prince Frederick
Charles, and which threatened to prevent the
eo-opszatian Of the formar with the Latter, And
yru Mill understand the anxiety felt by the
sent down to the headquarters Of both the
pfsnce atd Duke his Ad{utans, With full pow
ess 10 investigate the difficulty, and, il necaa-
s11y. to apply tic remedy. The tsnprt Of
Frederick chsr,es, during tbs campaign
Of 1865. did not enjoy the best OF sepu-
atoned after tho c!oas Of that campaign. By
the letter Of Blnmenthal 10 hia Nife, wlicu
letter, through ZONE ioadyer:auce, fela into
tho bal,ds Of tho press. In it the Chief Of
stan Of the Prince Royal Characterized this
l4tserr coutin Ii the s. worst tempered man
he ever SAN"
On Tie other hand, the military t-!ents Of
the Duke Of Mecklenburg are not said to be
verJ resplendent, hut, Is be is one Ut thu
reign;rg heads Of the Gsrm.n Confeders:s.
he had to he given an independent conu,saa.
Said cammaod to be, if not directly under shs
, oscers, At lezst Under the tutelags Of Primo.
Frederick Charles The Grand Duke, ho f.
ever, eeems to spuzn the idea Of him. ruling
member OF the Bund, to be directed By mere
Prince. Hence the tiouble. To-day dispatches
announcing tho retreat Of the Loire army,
] and tia defeat Of BanrbaAi, hare 1eassurea
the Germans that the enssnte co-lfaie vas
again re-establisbed. aud that everything
vent On rs ,gen4uthliea a. eses. Speaking Of
I Bouthaki, it uAy be of interest to you to
| 1earn, that he IL OF Greek origin, aud direct
descendant Of the Greek Ronra.ki, who, dur
| inS Napoleon Donapartc's campaign Of syria u,
was the secret meseepgor of Joseph Bona
par.e TO his brother. informing the latter Of
the doines Of the Directory, and fastening
his return to FrAcce. Bouroaki. considered
an excellent :. sabreur.~ and enc Who was wor-
shipped in Africa by the Turros whom he had
organized, has. il defeated by Manteun.1, di.-
appointed the expectations Of the French.
GfELA
, 1870-12-26

Tom Myt n w1S shot aud Killed. last night At
Hamilton. Ohio, IN IN alttreat.on prnw1nc. /; Il
~ said, ont 0f al Old RTudge. Deputy MARSHAL
1ch Shelly VAS ~lixhtlT hurt
"a Orc brpRt. out yesterday moEntpG 10
barber shcp IN <-artontale- Ill > own.-sl ty VIM
t;r<enwokd Il, and, spreading rapidly, ancndc'i tn:
t0.a OF par ttal destruction Of four na:hs!nEs -
follows: SoweFs i Wcf!ey, OF=te1 s1.tA,n: J. ".
1Iamt1, drug ktotr ard Post 0ffr~; pnltt!ng DAM
nResi to the extent Of $500. The b sok& and pa
peEs Il the Pos, Uflct were nearly a3I esyt*i.
tsihtf b1tt.it1Gs we're more or less damaged Thr
tsta1 luss sill p:uts3tIr Exceed ~. .aA~.
NasLDc ClEy, were sente,.ecsl 10 tue ssats fH@ n
S. fu,Iua i'ha p:u2,,, eighteen years: Parsons.
twenty yeArs; CoicSerc1, twcnsytFn years, au!
S4uites, iwenIs-shsec years anu stx months
"A tlt.y rantAf far:r Vas seriously tplu -e'i m
Clint 3nnlfi, rE ~stn!d'y. hE 'he cAp!oSton tl .
t,utsGr IN 4 cooking range. Fruzt. r'Ht arc snp-
rasetl 10 have hrt n tue c1ust nf t1r acS!deLt- .
The src in!getl ah<,ye the hrldEe rirfs al -.
Ieuis en- Saturday tight. amt these Was. lass
rys,.ng. HI ftrn space Of water below. CITING ~
ferry bosts It, transit from 'orc 20 shotr. 2n'l
fneen. ttavel NJ Il lrAn.t'srtAud1 1f tFelGa- ia1
1iysf also closed At $nir.u: SpfsrEs- twenty miles
tslow st Lou =. anil ~ 0iaet EntEts ave tre J.
I'd lpsweep 81. t1uts nEd H'nni Tower. tre
weather re1an to moderate M Sasa'u4t' East
night and yesterday tec mercury rnse several ~
| cTecs- The Indications last tseninE tas ,,ca
tnecdy thKw, general breakup, ahsl speedy r.,
| IEfsGnt cSosstd tho tcc. ot foot. yGstcfuAy.
| M. \. Noo4tr. rctt1uastfE NJ Neosfer. ttE
tuuss tiam s. llauts, ou1hr rAc.nc sfIFnAn ~nsst
| tHrtlPR to cfp-s lht k,9ck. On satuf"af tsth
killed. ~ '''e >'~
, 1870-12-26
The Great Radical Republican
Newspaper Of The West
ITS PLATFORM:
REVENUE TARIFF,
CIVIL SERVICE REF0a.:H,
OPPOSITION TO M1h0pQlifs~

Tgs cmc.eo ga1srsss e..:e.s a.,a re- :@-n:..
tcas1e te1r cf IL ex.st.4.cs ss-1yc1 i'.ac =
the confidence and a1escnp0cz1 d. t, r-.sr.a,
Yielding 10 no cue IN its e7p.c1 so IT, rr1l1.st
Of tfs Republican pB'.., I. rtcc2.s.x-s Liza f>-s
that those cffrc!5Jea hare nchte1c. tace1 re1F!-s
md enduring triumph. GAynz7 being daa'i. TO-
cons:zucucn elected. 6nd the Tight Ct -
Eale un:vessu, new questions VII ar1s-.J Az
demanding public stenuon; and, ~aer1cr pa-rta
are reorganizeti or ncs the issacs OF saa pa1 We
give pace to the ltsaes OF tas present and tae -
!ure. 1t Is prnper, therefore, snst TIE VB1cs5d
TR18CNs should t;enue ita rceie.or or those 7aee-
tsona which are tfa re1r to cone 5efose thSr
peopis-
Tuz TRurx1 u n tnTor Of a TAFT le7ted fas
the soae and eIpre5spu13.ose Of rat6tn4 revenr2
for the government 1t no,ts that erery 1naa eaE
the rsgn. 10 bis own erTr.ass, aud TIA. ali lax7
which seek to deprtva hnn OF PORTION ot raa
tts Of his labor, for the b<net of any other per.
sop or class, sra tufz1ngeaoeats u2h1 hd E.-aEtJ+
and arc AKIN 10 alaEe1y aud rohbesF In their opo-
rauona.
It Is In favor Of thorough refcr.n II -
civil service cf the government, believing :a9s
tho present system OF Federal appointments IS
ton to q frghe9ol extent, aad that It n eap.Gy
being converted INTO machine TO cheat the pts,-
pie Cat OF steT v0teA
ills IN favor Of return to specie Fasfaeuts u
the retirement Of tna g7eenbacSe, AID tho suesE-
suuon Of National Hank roses, under the opeTAs
tlou OF tree banking !Aw.
ttts II faEor Of d dlRnited, tust, and reacctc1
Foreign policy. While insisting upon otI ocK
Fahts ~ nation, It will oppose esery project fH
plnug!ns The countr5 into furelzn war 70 pnos
! mote partisan endx.
Finally, TEL TxUuNH IL oppoacd to al Epecahl
interests which arc aItaeou.Auo to The general II
| tereat- It = the declared enemy OF mouopotA
, 1870-12-26

KEW Yokk. hc,. y s-:nr ti.satd': tIeEin ca.re.
3to. dent sricRraphs: :. ia hs seac Tar ta>1,tn-
mattttl cf superficial nnsbr ~ Ge:na1s, lis
marx has psyst bis slson:, 81 ts'l1np- There hts
irti, h=zsrdous d IA. II the c'".,uk OF the vat
The nsos,: n.sstn ot ~. y :, r., EIs "f CT
ID &C., hss'st; sa s;s.@s sa' the tssss F1srss t.. t.:
ihttr opponents. who .itst lsy the utmost ha.iaony
atl stn ur.l f. tsv ht al Ut The cihfl Ct The un-
certainly of The fall Of rat l. thu OF taps c,nFer-
.'.nerrus, aud the otslc1+i arrAus nsslc the n1n-
liz that tn. military chr.s arr 'oit awskr TO their
s M stt st s,s,. ~ I've f. sx qnss sessas T.
that the commandment has bern postponed
hy the ihfus.cs ,.,,, e' ., he be- 2assa 2ss,;s;
# . fss's . or., 's stp ., t. ."'s sa'sx ss ID:
difficulty IN n h.E tbe rlsy *f1~' lis'ls. Int f.ur-
t:an batteries ss:irs t,sr',rl'!" and lacSinG N
ynunuors. In the csulsAi- the i;rrnDaua wlll .nke
rIm fht.rE. a.:'l occupy II IN Il tar Fteuca elect
y n.Iens,h 4 srs1lu.. n. I" .szara ~ s1e ma1,-
ncr ii sesanr's*6lag this, nne'..! ~ upse'tlnG
THO pEtz+nt government, an'i :tra,!!cx Nalol :o
or t1st ORLEANS ianiy, ai t'y til" ctss:ta:l'on Of
a:nu*ule d;&Ccral. 1ts .te Gtt ian4 ar ior-ut-
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lttar i4t tA~ pm: tcut.n ut the WAT. aud TIE 0la
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