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THE PACIFIC.
The Wreck of the Golden City.
S,v FpANCtsCo NTnr 9

BAN FRANCIBCO, MuF. .. ,
The steamer Colorado brings intelll-
gencc Of the total loss Of the steamer
Golden City, February 92d, near Point
St. Zanszero. The passengers, crew, bag.
gage and treasure were saved And brought
back by the Colorado The ship Is total
wreck, having broken in two just forward
Of the smoke stack and abait the paddle
boxes. She is still going to pieces very
fast At tho time Of going ashore, Z A. NJ,
there was a dense fog. The sea was very
smooth, which continued several hours at.
tor she struck. The Golden City letE here
February 18th for Panama, with valua-
bio cargo, including cargo Of teas re-
ceivGd by China steamer. She had q
heavy treasure list and about 400 pasSen.
gers. On the morning Of the 29d, about 7
o'clock, she went ashore near Point Zans.
zero, Lower California, about 10 miles
from the bay Of Santa Maria. The passen-
gers, baggage and treasure were landed
without dIticelty, the sea being smooth,
but tho location barren and inr from habi'
tation. A party was sent Immediate
" TO Point ZOrzuro TO erect signals
10 keep lookout for tho Colorado,
which was signaled about noon on
tho Gath. It was impossible for the
steamer 10 receive tho sufferers on board
at the scene Oft disaster, on account Of
the heavy surE. They were compelled 10
walk to Santa Maria Bay over barren
waste, and endure great suffering from
hunger and thirst. Several passengers,
lost In tho sand hills and underground,
were lcil behind by the steamer Only
small quantity Of provisions and water
were saved from the wreck. II was for
tunatc tllat tho Colorado arrived rs soon
as she did or intense suffering would have
resulted. When tho wreck commenced
breaking up the cargo dritted ashore and
casks containing liquor were broken open
by tho passengers and drunkenness en-
sued. Fearing hlOOdshCl would result il
the order oi things were not put stop to,
q strong party organized 10 destroy the
liquor 0S fist US 1t. came ashore. ThGpAs.
sCngcrs Ind no confidence il Capt. Com
stock, and pAid no attention to his orders.
An indignation meeting was held on the
Colorado, and passed resolutions that i'll
their opinion the wreck Of the Golden
City was due to the incapability or gross
CarcleSsucss of the commanding officer,
anl that much Of the unnecessary suffer.
ing on shore can bC, traced 10 tic same
source. The passengers, with but iow cX'
ceptions, reached here by the Colorado
Inst night. Tho baggage and treasure was
lcl on the beach under q proper guard.
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Cincinnati Market.

.F Z ttHHsT r. SNCtNHAFLt 4ATcnE Z.
Flour AND GRAIN-UnclAngCd and dull
CorToN-Dull and nominal: mlddling &c.
,ToDAcoo-unCh1ngCd; supply better; sales i4O
hhds at 80 1906 10.
WnEr-DulI and dropping at StOSiHc: .
PROVIsIoNS-Better feeling, but demand light
Mess P0rk-Iiell firmly at $27 and small sales
made at this rate, Bulk Meats-FIrm at 10, II
aud l4Xc, with fair demand. HaCon-FIrm al
lIA0l2c for shoulders; 1bA@lGA for sides: but
saleS were made Of sides at No lGsS. Sugar Cured
llums-lI(SlHc.
LAnD-Dull at l4015c for steam and kettle .'i
BUTTHH-SCarC0 and 1rm at 31635c.
EGGs-Dull and lower at lS619C.
CHGEsH-1GDI7kc, and demand llghtLgt %
SEEDs-Clovgr ScGd-Dull and lower; sales Ut
13XC; It IL being shipped to this market nom
Philadelphia. Timothy SGed-Firm at q 400
4B5.
OIts-LInsoed OIl-Quict at 81. Lard OIL
g sol vs. and dull. Observation-Disclosures
GR0CEHEs-S -Sugar-Dull; Now Orleans 100
13XC; 10 per cent tarr. COiICc-U Unchanged and
quiet at 1G69ic. MOlassCs-Scarca and arm at
7G1S2c.
CtoLD-1i5X. -' N I'.
BxCIIAE0E-l.1O per cont dlscount buying.
MONEY-Market close.
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New York Produce Markell.

SBw YORK. MaFCh2.
CorToS-IOwcr; sales $500 bales at 9SC for
mddlIng uplands.
FIOUE-ClOscd a trIAc lower on common cx.
lras. with only very moderate demand for all
kinds.
GRAIE-WhCAt-Du and lower; a. I3f6I 1G for
No. spring, and q 9aitI 20 for winter red and
amber western. Sye-N0minalIy unchanged.
Oa.s-Dull aud heavy Ht S5GS5Gc for western.
COrn-Qnict and steady for new mixed western at
I4iLA5c: old mixed western dull aud heavy ut
81 OlBGbl Of In HtOro and delivered.
PR0vREOSE-M Mess Pork-FiFm for April; $40 %
bid, &96 30 asked. Bccf-StVady; fair demand.
Cut Meats and Bacon-SOmInally unchanged,
LAND-MoFC active sales 1000 tlcrccE prime
steam, seller April and May at l47S1l5c.
EaGs-StCady at 9GG!1c for fresh
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INPAIN,

MADRID, March 9.
The rumors Of the extensive rising Of
Carlists in Northern Spain arc contradict.
cd, but 1t Is admitted that tho dgcnts Of
the party arc very active just now In all
tho provinces, and hAvc set on foot II
movement Mt various points, which, how
ever, so far arc insignificant and easily
checked.
All the private property of Ex-Queen
Isabella, remaining ID Spain, have been
embargOcd by her husband to prevent
the waste Of their childrcnS inheritance.
Countess Of Girgehti, daughter Of Isabella,
has commenced legal proceedings against
her husband for squNndGring her dOwry.
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PARIS, March9.I
Adviccs have been received hero 10 the
elect that the French have won a victory
over the natives in the French, colony OF
Bengal, on the Western coast of Africa,
on tho 9th Of February. The French
force was only about 500 strong, while
that OF the enemy was over 1000.
The carnival yesterday passed oil quiet
ly. 81 T.. .rquD ,HhuE @I}YS
Tho French Government hNS warned
It's representative ut Rome to uSG great
caution in his efforts 10 protect the insti.
tuition Of the Catholic States.
Tho magistrate. who" wNslistruck by
Prince MuFat, and,who was t0prOseGutC
him before the High Court of Justice, llas
withdrawn his complaint. ,. ao.,.
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Chicago Market.

FLouR-In moderate demand and unchanged,
UnATN-Whcat-ActIvo and trn At eR8SIHc
for No. i, and TVXdtsOkc for No, .: closing qnlet
at TDktIDEc; unchanged this afternoon. Corn
Fatty active and arm: XGtlC higher; T0610Hc
Cor No 4 and 4lISQck for no grade: this afternoon
maFket dim at TIXc for No. Z. OatR-Steady and
0DISt Al Nk6b for No. T. Rye--Dnll and firm
" Al (TTftGTEc for No. Z. BaPlCy-E0mlnal.
H0Ss-0nlcl and castor. closing at SO 2SfS
10 81, dividing on 2OO; live quiet al 1903 35 for
common 10 extra choice.
CATTIE-FRirly active NJ g. 2Idt7 30 fnr com.
mon CnwS and extra choice shipping steers
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New York Dry-Goods Market.
NEW YOAK, March 3,

" \ " MN I INV IUITNI WHTCIS1
The agony In tho print market Is over aud con
1dencO Il fully restored by the action Of agents
this day in reducing the rates az follows: Merl.
mac y fanCics, i2c; do. shIrlIngs, 1lXc; do.
ChIntz's, 14c: do. " check and htripCs, 18Hc; do.
fanCles. l3xc; COChecO prints hnCy, l2kc; IiObeF,
I8C; Aliens BhlFtings and fancles, ilNC; frOckB,
l2c: plnkS, l2KC; American, 11Nc; Gloucester.
IKE: Manchester, I1HC; Lancaster, tlXC; orlCu.
tai, ike; Richmond, Ike: .Am0BkeHg, 10c;
Simpsons, lie; Albion, .ii0lsc; tue Earlstoti
glnGhams arc reduced to 22X. The market for
cotton Ia worry frm with the following changes;
III Wamsuttl at 2lTc; Wamsutta 81 al 2Dc; War
rGn al 20C; TuscarOra 10c; market closing strong.
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N WASHINGTON.
Report ON the Georgia Case in
the Senate. --
WAsnlNoNoN, D. c., MaralI

WAsnlSoNoN, D. c., Marah2.
The Senate Judiciary Committee through
Mr.. EDMUNpS, made n report today in
the case Of Georgia. They hold that many
irregularities have taken place In the rG-
organization oftho Legislature under the
reconstruction acts Of last December, but
that It is not advigablp for Congress to
take any further steps on the subject. In.
CIdentally they declare against the right
ofNny longer time than they were orlgi.
nnlly elected. The Senatorial question
was not touched upon.
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ST. PETERSBURG. !
Obsoquies Of MI. Burlingame.
sr. PrrEnsnuRa. March 9,

VDSc4uAC" Vi AIs DuAiAASoHAS'
ST. PETERsBURg, March 2.
There was great crowd Of people pres
cnt at the Burlingame obsequiGs, including
nearly all the'Americans In tho city, the
cntiro diplomatic corps, except Prince
Gortschakof, Russian Minister Of Foreign
AfIairs, ind Prince Russ, ambassador Of
the North German Confederation, who
were III, the Cars aids md other high
ftlnctiOnaries. The remains Of Mr., Bur.
lingame have been ombalmOd, prepar0tO-
~ 10 removal TO the United States. Yes.
terday the Emperor called upon Mrs. Bur.
lingamc. ,u".uu'8G
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ar eojorq MUNICH, March ..
King Louis approves Of the protest Of
DR.. Dollinger against Papal lnhlllbillty,
and urges him 10 perseverc in defense Of
tho Stats from undue influences of the
Church. He orders the observance ofhis
Birthday with the usual marks Of public
resDeCt,
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Mr.. Dawes ut Home.
SPRINGFRLD, MASS, Mar

u I171VWF II7E1IVi 4TE4EE7g'1 7'I''' wv y
Congressman Henry L. Dawes, was vel
coined by n large gathering Of his constItll-
Gnts, ut lis home In Plttsfclll, last even
Ing. He made brief speech Of thanks
and assurance, that oil the departments
Of the government were In perfect accord,
which was enthusiastically received
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RnItimore Market.

au, .-.f.u BALTIMORE, March .,
FLOUR-QuIct and unchanged.
GRAN.-Whcat-Firm PennsylvaniA 81 40
| 20. COrn-FlFm; white 091aSC; yellow CSC,
Rye-bettGF; &66D96c.
PROYIsIONa.-MeSS P0Fk-QNIst at $gT 90.
rib sides 15K6BIS%C; clear rib
lG!N0163lc; shoulders 1siH6l2Hc; hams 1aa9OC,
MNHTRTSuiSa MmsKfS@bsii f. !. va sist d' d' Il t
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Commercial and Financial.
FINANCIAL PROSPECTS.
Tho Appreciation Of tho Currency.
FDm tAe Philadelphia Le1gsr Of 7u4sday

FTONI Nt F"HuWaE0lIU AeNY'FW q IH'slHW
II Is seen that the credit Of the Govern.
mGnt steadily strengthens us gold declines.
In other words, the currency daily apprc.
cIatcs In value, and so rapidly, that some
Of our merchants havO already anticipated
q resumption Of specie payments. The
advertising columns rthe Le'iger yestcr.
day contained tho advertisement Oi G. II.
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It Is stated on what appears to be relia'
bic authority, that the President on Mon
day indicated to the Virginia delegation
hiSlntCntion Of appointing Colonel Charles
II, Lewis, of Rockingham county, Va, as
Minister to Portugal.
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TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF.AN

" order Of the Supreme Court Of the Statn,
OF New York, made at special term thereof
held In tho City Of Now York, on tho Sd day Of
The Trustees Of thS Hath6Ono Petroleum Com
pany Of West Virginia., appointing tho under,
signed Receiver Of all tho real and personal es-
tAto, dCbtG property, equitable interests, rights
and things In action Of said company, the uHdAr.
signed will, on the 25Tn DAT Or MARCH, 1870 (thAt
being court day between tho hours Of 10 i. N.
and r. ~, sell at pubic auction, to the highest
bidder, At the front door Of tho Court House OF
Peasants county, State Of WGSt Virginia, all the
right, title aud interest Of tho SAd The RAthbOnG
Petroleum Company Of West Virginia, oil, In and
10 tho following real estate situated In the county
and State, last mentioned, lying on French
Ming at stake and two Sycamores, pointers 10
1nylOrs line, thence north two degrees cast
eighty poles to white oak; thence north seven.
teen degrees east, eighty -four pOlcs to black
oak; thGnCO south seventy degrees cast, ninety.
ninO poles TO stone pills and pointers; thence
south twenty-five degrees west, ono hundred and
slxty.sIx poles 10 hickory: thence north eighty.
seven aud half degrees west, eighty eight poles
10 tho beginning, containing one hundred aud
two acres by survey. b0 tho satue moro or loSa,
Being the samG promises conveyed 70 tho Aid
Tho IAthbono Petroleum Company Of West Vlr-
ginia, by John q. Adams, personally, and ~
Trustee, and Henrietta r. Adams, his wife, by
deed dated tho 10th day Of May, 1873. aud re-
corded In tho Recorders OillcG Of pleaSantS
county aforesaid, In Deed hook No. 4, pages n
and II.
TERMS or SALE-Cash IN hand on day Of sale.
Tho original title papers. abstracts aud mApS Of
tho foregoing property may bC seen at any time
before tho day OF sale. nEOn application at the
law oalCC Of Sands + Wilson, ParkcESbuIg, Weat
Dated, January 18th, 1870. ,i ;iylu au,
.f.;..,.- GEORGE BItADlSH,
L.. D .1Ea.1s 10
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THE PRIZE RINCr
Fight Between Col1yer and Edwards
in Connecticut.
'..9 HARTFORD, March ..


., HARTFORD, March 2.
The crowd Uf roughs interested IN the
proposed prize fight between Sam Collyer
and Billy Edwards, arc gathered ut New
Haven 9nd New London, and 1t is reported
that the fight will come of this morning,
ut Fishers Island, on Long Island Sound.
Tho crowd expect to reach the Island by
d steamer, from New London ut daylight,
N M Nm Mystic, March 2!
The great fight between ColIycr md
Edwards, come of at Mystic Island, this
A. ~, resulting In the defeat of Collycr in
Al rounds, and in 45 minutes, COllyGF be-
ing knocked out Of time md fearfGlly pun.
ished. .f
SECOND DISPATCH. 3D..
The fight between Billy Edwards nnd
Sam Collycr, for the Lightweight Cham
pionsliip Of America and $1,000 u side,
came off this morning on Mystic Island,
about Z miles from New London, and re-
suited in q victory for Edwards after Al
rounds Of combat, lasting AZ minutes.
Edwards gtvc CollyGr the first blow,
which sounded all over the ring and drew
forth loud cheers. lii the second round
Edwards struck COllyer u terrible blow
on tho forehead, drawing first blood and
knocking COllycr off his feet. Edwards
had the best OF tho fight from the begin.
ming, punishing ColIyer and frequently
knocking him down In tho forty.first
round Collyer came up looking distressed,
but fought gamely. Edwards, however,
struck him three times in succession, eve.
ry blow sounding all over the ring, the
third knocking lin down as If dead. His
seconds then threw up the sponge. Ed
wards was loudly chGered. Collycr wRs
carried to a hotel where he vOmited
and remained inscnsible a considerable
time. Both going to, during, and return
ing from tho fight the crowd, comprising
the adhercnts Of both sides in nearly equal
numbers, behaved in an irrcproachablc
manner. r' N-'
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ments to-day at il0.5a6li6.TS; bidS Aggregated,

Tho SuD'IfcaRuFce bought 100000 govern.
ments to-day at Il0516 1908; bids aggregated,
4,090,I0O. -
sTOCKs-MarkCt quite active and animated,
with increased business, gCucrally more especial
ly In Northwestern, Lake Shore and Rock
Island. Northwestern shares were tho special
feature. Several cllquCs were reported 10 b.
buyers Of about % 90 shares; common rOs0 to
T9JG and preferred to s9E; Tho long room was
RECALLED With the most fabulous stories relative To
short interest aud calls outstanding in North
western shares. Lake Shore advanced 70 81, and
Rock leland to 120JS. The advance IN other
Sharra is less marked. Express stocks dull
Western Onion Telegraph, 3iIt; Adams III.
press, 6lS; Wells, Fargo & Co., 81; American
81; United States, 61Y; Pacific Mall, 3sJ{; New
York Central, O6X; ErIG, 25ll;' Harlem, f4lS;
hudson Scrip, 81; Reading, MH; Michigan
III; Pittsburgh, 98H; Northwestern, 7ST; do
preferred, 8SX; Rock leland, 190H; ST. Paul, GSJT;
Do preferred, I61S: Wabash, II; do, preferred Il;
Fort Wayne 99H; Terre llautG, say: Chicago 3,
Alton, li2; Ohio s Mississippi, 0Oyi; Now JeF.
scy Central. 1O91{; Cleveland, Columbus & Gin.
Clnhau, 74K; Cleveland, Columbus s. Indiana
Central a0A.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
...... New YoRK, March ..

MoxEY-Easy at 4a6 per cent on cali.
SERRLNa-Dull at O6kDI08X. al,H ... .I
GOLD-Lowor; opened at 1l81S; closed at Il6Ji.
Carrying rates sos per cent. ClbaFanees, So.
10000.
GOVERNMENT DoNDS-Weak; closing At about
the lowest price OF tho day. Bonds arc higher
hero than In Europe, and considerable sales 6AVV
been madV by foreign bankers,
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NTANTED-AGENTS- TO 5000
IVY per month CvGry%hCrc. maie and female,
10 Introduce the GENUINE IMPlOYBD CON1oN
SENsE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This Machine
will stitch, hon. fell tuck quilt cord, bind braid
and CmhroIder In most superior manner. Price
only SIS. Fully warranted for i've yGHrs. We
will pay $1,000 for any Machine that will sew 4
stronger, more beautiful or moro elastic scam
than ours. It fNakeA tho ELASTIC Lock StltchN
Every second stitch can bO cut. and still the
cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing H.
We pay Agents from $1G to 500 per month and
expenses, or Il commission from which twice
that amount can bO made. Address BEC0MB Il
CO., pttSburRh, Pa; Boston, Mass, or St
Louis, Mo.
CAUTION-BewSru OHalI Agents sailing Ma,
chimes under tho same name as ours, unless thGy
can HhOW q Certificate ofAgcncy signed BY IlS,
We shall not hold ourselves responsible for
worthless Machines sold by other parties, and
shall prosecute all parties either selling or using
Machines under this namO TO the full extent Of
the law, unless such Machines arc obtained from
ns or our Agents. Do not be imposed upon by
parties who copy our advertisement and CIrcu
lars and offer worthless Machines at Less price
maFi.nAW |... .... ,.F"
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HOUSE Bills PASSED.

Concerning the removal ofbrusl, trees,
and other distractions from the South
Branch of the Potomac, River, in Hardy
and Grant counties; to Incorporate the
Elk River Navigation Company.
The general appropriation bill was IL
ken up, pending which the Senate adj
iOurnGd, .g -a .uI
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SENATE BILLS PASSED.

To provide for the organization Of the
militia; Toamend the chapter ofthc Code,
in relation to catching fish,
A Joint resolution Of the Honsc. to 'al-
low q certain credit TO John W. Hobbs,
late Sheriff of Hancock county, was
aflontcf. "l t5i" ''a|A .aI'- 'I'
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House, Toamcnd the charter Of Blacks
willie, NTonongalia county.
Senate, To amend and rG.enaCt section
5, chap. 50, Of the Code.
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To incorporate Boothsville, in Marion
Co.; For the relief Of Timothy W. Locks
To change the number ofSteuben Lodge ol
Hori Gori, at Martinsbllrg; To extend and
prescribe the limits Of the town Of King
wood and to provide for the burial ofthe
dead; To incorporate the Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Railroad Company.
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Afternoon Session.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.

The House joint resolution proposing
10 appoint Commissioners 10 treat with
the Virginia Commissioners concerning
the State debt, was taken from tho table.
Mr.. KooNCE offered a substitute pro-
vidinE that tho Governor should appoint
said Commissioners whenever the suit
concerning the counties of Berkeley and
Jefferson Is disposed Of
The substitute was adopted by tho fol.
lowing vote: un. uar
YRAs-MGsErs FGrnSworth, (Prcsident,l Bore.
man, Gather, (JCSsC H. Crane, Davis, Gold, llar.
man, Humphreys, KoOnce, Leonard, and WcF'
nIngcr-1l.
Cook, Dayton, Patrick, Phclps, Iamsdcll and
Wilson's.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
what Docs reason saw ,


The little mongoose when bitten by deadly SER
pent resorts to certain plant, eats of it, and es-
capes the effect Of the poison. That is instinct
Human beings on the other hand, must depend on
reason and experience in selecting the means of
protecting health and life against unwholesome
influences. Now, what does reason say on this vi
tai subiect7 Does not tell that to invigorate
and purify the system Il the best way to protect it
against the invisible poison which generates dis
ease? Surely it does. The next question is, what
guide shall we follow in choosing medicinal safe
guard? Reason replies let your monitor be expe-
rienee. Wei, the experience of eighteen years
comprised in one unbroken series Of satsfactoytes-
timonals assures us that Hostettor's Stomach Bit
tiers possess Strengthening, regulating and antise
tic properties which are not combined in the same
happy proportions In any other preparation extant
This, therefore, is the antidote to which reason
bids us resort when our health is imperilled eth
er by the malaria which produces epidemic disor-
ders, or BY any other cause, whether inherent and
constitutional or connected with our habits, occu-
pations and pursuits.
The venom Of noxious reptile is scarcely more
subtitle and dangerous than that which turks in
ioui ar and Impure water. To escape the feverst
BILIOUS disorders, disturbances of the bowels, and
other serious maiadies produced by these insalu-
blous elements it is absolutely necessary that the
stomach and all the secreive organs should be, so
TO speak, in robust condition. Upon tho amount
Of resistance which the vital system can oppose to
the deeterous influences that assail it, the safety
OF the health depends and it Is because the GREAT
VEGETABLE Isv1eoRANT tmparts energy and reg
uarty to the most important functions OF the pody
that it can be recommended and guaranteed as an
invaluable preventive medicine.
febl3-deod1w&w1t
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The McNinnyilc Enterprise, an in
tenscly Radical sheet, and the last of its
tribe west of the Cumberland mountains,
contains the following in its issue Of Feb.
70:
"Thc UNION AND AMERICAN publishes
what il terms a secret circular sent ont
from Nashville, purPorting 10 be a call
for meeting of Republicans on the 10Th
inst. Now if this he so-if il is a fact
that the loval men of Tennessee, under
the present state Of misrule and prosCrip-
ton. are under the necessity of holding
their meetings secretly, it certainly argues
a most deplorable state of affairs, and the
duty of the Government to see that loyal
citizens have the protection and immuni-
ties guaranteed under the constitution
It is not charged by this Radical jour
nal that the 'Ioyal men" are prohibited
from holding public meetings, but it is
clearly insinuated; yet there is not the
scmblapce of a fact on which 10 predicate
such an insinuation. The circular shows
that the meeting was called for corrupt
purposes, and hence The desire 60 keep il
a profound secret There was no neccs-
sity for secresy about this matter, and
there would have been none il the men
making The call had not put forth state
mcnJ they were ashamed Of. The In
'a17Tisc knows rs wei rs it knows any
thing and would so stale if it had the
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