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I, washes without wearing the clothes-no rub
bing or squeezing.
II washes from one TO twenty-five articles in
from one 10 four minutes.
II washes the finest Lace Curtains, llandkcr-
chiefs, &c. without any injury.
II washes the heaviest Quilts and Blankets.
II washes whittier and more thoroughly clean
than by any other process MS strong currents OF
water are dashed through every part of the frbric.
Il will save three times its cost In single year
in labor and wear Of clothes.
u reduces washday 10 nm hour.
The King Wa,htr Is SO called, II we are rightly
informed, after the name OF its inventor but 1t
may well assume the name rs n royal title for II
is destined TO lord IL over all competitors, and
reign supreme In the Laundry. Its claims are
every where acknowledged, and not only are
| those who stood aloof from all washing machines
! ~ .ont who have been using other machines
are replacing them with the King Washer .-Bai-
,mors C.:tte.
The hing flasher is so complete, and answers
so well all the ends desired, that there Is nothing
more desired in this hmt-,ariny, ialor-sd,ing ma
chine.--Ihia Pr,,s.
| Having purchased one OF your King Washing
machines, and practically tested its capacity for
economy of time and labor, ard also its cleans
ing proper,eg, do not hesitate TO say II VIII DO
all YOU claim for it, and will cheeriully rccom-
mend 1t to my friends to he the beet washing ma
chine have ever sccn.-J. W. Loane, 81 West
Prn Street, Bfhimore.
Docg IL take NIL ihe dirt ou,1 Try IT, and we
| venture the assertion that YOU oannot find a
piece of linen so soilcd ,ha, tic King Washtr will
| not make clean as new in t'e minutes = Bo''eh
Journal
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~ a. xs1alss-s r,s..er;p,.

Ma. EDiroR. AT our late peach meet
iug Mt Dover. thtrs was considerable aaid
on o. the two mods Of sesding peaches to
New York MARKEDLY railroad and
steamboats,. To-day in looking over some
papers, found statement sent me by q
gentleman who grows gooi peaches. and
who shipped BY stcamboat to New York
1869. where the peaches were sold by m
old commission salesman who presume
gets - hgh prices rs could bo got for
peaches sent that way. will give the
sales sn1 dates Of 'ese lots ~ given iu the
bill bef 70 me, SO that persons wha ship
pod BY railroad that year can compare
them:
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MARRIED.

Al the residence OF Mrs Jane Cesvcr, in Della.
ware City, on Wednesday, June 2s,h by Rev.
:. Il. Sco6cld, J. Thomas Price Esq. and Miss
Emma Clcayer.
saw two clouds at morning
Tiuged with the rising sun,
And In the dawn they foaied On
And mingled into one;
j thought that morning cloud WAS bl,s'
II moved SO swcctly to the west,
saw two summer currents
Flow swecily 10 their meeting,
An join their course in silent force
Ia peace each other greeting;
Calm was their course ihro' banks green,
While dipping eddcs played between
Such lie your gentle motion
Till lite's last pulse shall beat,
Like summers beam aud summer stream
Float on in joy, TO meet
A cslmr sea, where storms shall cease,
A purcr sky, where all is peace.
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It will bc seen that 1872 baskets Of
peaches by Mahon stcamboa, route to New
York cleared. .S57G G05. or no, quite 30b cts.
per baskets. These peaches Il shipped by
railroad would have cleared from 30 10 60
cents per basket. and shows the stoam-
boat failure that year as compared with
the railroad. SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
Townsend, June 26th. 1871.
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HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING,

vISHE undersigned having secured IN assistant
L Is now prepared to wait upon all who may
call. Hair cut in the latest style, q clean shave
guaranteed, and shampooning, dying, &c. done.
Persons from the country can now have their
hair cut on Saturdays. q. W. CNRuH,
June io7 N uSRSietown, Del
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Whereas certain persous are endeavoring to
prevent us from making and selling our Stave
Peach Basket, by claiming Letters Patent we pub
lsl, for the information Of all persons interested,
the following eminent legal opinion
NAsn,xurox, d. c. May 40, 1871
Gsniiemea We have examined Letters Pat
ent No. loo sos, dated August I'd, 1871, granted
to Richard Mitchell, 81 Smyrna, Delaware, and
find them to be for frpi, basket, made b, the
,hickencd bcyelcd hoops, "B and perforated
d.sc-bot,sn ~. 1t is the ront'nofion Of these
three . cments which constiturs the invention
OF Mr.. Mitchell.
You state TO us that the bcvclcd hoops, Ter
forated dis, bottoms, in combination with slaves
not inwardly carved, have been in common use
| since 1864 that you are now, and have been for
some time past, engaged In the manufacture OF
| fruit baskets made by the combination OF slaves
not inwardly curved, thickencd bcvclcd hoops
| and perforated disc-bo,tons, such rs you say
have been In use for the past seven years, and
that Mr.. Mitchell threatens 10 prosecute, not on
| ly yourselves for the anufactnrc Of such bas-
keis. but also all persons who may use them.
| In regard TO the subject of infringement, IL Is
we'll settled that II is no infringement Of pat
en-, for n eonibinaiion, unless NIL the essential
parts of /, are substantially Initiated. See Bell
IS Daniels, o,. al lsi Fishers Patent case 81, i;
/ 4 .re,t =. uan Ni.so 80. =. p-o"'~ vs Rug
| glcs, 10 l'tfefs 53o, thict Jhsiirc lnhheY, IN
speaking ofa combination patent held, +" The
use OF two or three parts only, or OF two combin-
ed with third, which is substantially dii'eren,
in the form or the manner OF It's arrangement is
not the thing patented. II is not the same COM
binaiion If ii substantially differs from II in any
of its parts.
lf MIR. Mitchell had iayen,cd no, only the in.
wardly curved slaves, but the beveled hoops and
perforated disc-hot,oms, and suffered the two
| Inst named O q common more tha
two years in combination with straight staves,
or slaves not inWardly curyed, his patent would
avail him nothing as against you. See Section
I, art OF Congress, 1869, Section "a ac, of 1870
We are Of the opinion that the manufacture
sale and use OF the baskc, which YOU are nov
making is no infringement OF Mr. Michclls Pat
cnt aad can subject no one to liability for max
ing, selling or uscing them.
GEO. L. FISHER.
RICHARD HARRINGTON.
To Mcssrs. WoRpES 4 EVANS
SMYRNA, Delaware. jane j--f
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GIBsUN'S PRICE CURRENT.

The above prices will lie paid in cns, for pro-
ducc delivered In good order and we wish to
say that we keep constantly on hand a good as
sortment Of Groceries and Provisions whicE We
will sell reasonably for cash, at the Corner Of
Broad and Anderson Streets, Middletown, Del.
March 2o-tf Vim. z. GIBSON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

eo- DEAFNESS BLINDNESS aud Ca
TARRH treated with the utmost success, by J.
IsAAcs. NJ. b. aud Professor Of Disedses q the
Eye and Ear (hs speeiaiayl in n, Medical College
q Ph,iadtiphia, l3 years experience, formerly OF
teyden, Holland, No. sos Arch street, Pbila
Testimonials can he seen AT his Office. The med
ical faculty are invited to accompany their pa
iicnis, rs he has no secrets in his practice. Ar
fiGeal eyes inserted without pain. No charge
tor examination. apr 29-ly.
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SPECIAL.

In the invention Of the King Washer, it was de-
signed that Il should combine all the good quail
ties of every other washing machine. and nt the
samc time to have not single objectionable TEA
rurc. Such machine is the King no rubbing
no wearing and tearing and last, but no, Least
labor made easy.
II you cannot purchase King Wa,h,r in your
place send us the
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\ GREAr OFFER.
Only SO. for Sll. in Value.
Demorest's illustrated Magazine
ASD
MIRROR OF EASllllNS.

Acknowledged the most practical, useful, oriei-
nal farlor Magazine.
t.lsni She Pretty is a beautiful Chrome, n
splendid fnror Picture. and valanblc wora Of
af,: /. Is highly finished mounted and ,arnsh-
ci ANA north more than ioabie The cost II sabserip-
f.on, and together with prNoRrsr's MONTHLY. af-
iprds nu opportunity for the investment OF Three
Dollars such ~ nay occur again, Don fail
10 subscribe for "pgaonrsr MAgAzIyr," and you
viii never be willing 10 be wi,hou,t. 1t will not
onl, teach you how 10 dress, how 10 cook, hoy
10 make over your thildrens clothes. But II viii
mako you better wiser, happier. Women every
where find 1t exactly what they want In fact,
Il is the mos, complete Ladies Magazine now pub
lishcd Husbands, Fathers, Brothers and Lovers
subscribe for It, and prcscn, il with the beautiful
Chrome, Ism, She Pretty" II will make eyes
sparkle with delight aud satisfaction, and prove
a monthly reminder Of your good taste and kind
feeling, Address,
". JENNINGS DEMOREST,
s3s Broadway, " Y.
Specimen copies OF the latest numbers OF the
Magazine mailed free on receipt Of ?s cents.
may 20 1871
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MEDICAL CO-PARTNERSHIP.

nR. ". H. BARR has the pleasure TO an
- nonnce TO the public Of this vicinity, that
he has associated with him in the practice Of
medicine, DR.. q. T. MAXWELL, OF Jacksonville
Florida, late professor Of Obstetrics aud diseases
Of women and children, in Oglcthorpc Medical
College, Savannah, Georgia.
They hope by prompt attention TO their pro-
fcssional duties to meet the wants Of the commu-
nifty, and merit their confidence.
June II, is7l--3m.
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81 Acres, 3 Roods Of Land


adjoining Tie lands Of Z Dorsey Wright and Mrs
Marsnrr, Wright,
Nj : All The right title and interest of the
said juhu :. skinner in and TO all tina, tract OF
land called ,ac REED ) GREER FARM, con-
a,Eing
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NOTICE TO
FRUIT GROWERS AND OTHERS.

VINlE undersigned having located and cstab-
L lished themselves permanently in the HUR-
SERY BUSINESS In Midaisfosrn, Del. would
respectfully call the attention Of those Interested
to their large and fine stock Of PEA CHI TREES,
which they are now offering for Fail planting.
We are also prepared 10 receive orders for all
kinds oJ Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubbe-
ry, Bulbs, bedding Plants, &c. &c.
All orders " III receive prompt attention. Goods
carefully packed and forwarded by tho most d.
rec, and relispA routes.
June lit KELLY / GUILD.
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III ACRES,
3 Roods, 6 Perches of Land,

MORE OR LESS, ami drsirally situated on
Reed Crck aud Chester River SAID interest
bearing n lrasc-hold interest for 90 Years, renew
able forever. under certain conditions and ,iipu-
la,ions set forth in lease from David Carroll to
X \. Wright, duly recorded among the Land
Rrcofi- ,pr queen Annes county,
The desirable location nf these lands. the SUI
pcrior quality Of their soil the beauty and adj
santaccs of their situations and the opporluni-
ties they afford for profitable investments, will
il is hoped, attract III. attention of purchasers
and induce them 10 examine the property aud at
tend the sale
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE:
One fourth Of the purchase money cash on the
day OF Silc, upon viii b interest will be allowed
the purchaser until January Isl, ls1a. The bal
uncc OF the purchase money 10 draw interest from
January ls,, 1872. and 10 bc secured hy the bonds
of the Respective purchasers with approved sccur-
iir, PAYABLE in cqau insamcnis, IN one aud two
Neai. from The day OF sale Possession given
jar :si, ls,a, with privilege Of seeding and
Planting fruit treas this fall
GIBSON & FEDnfMAS,
TiipS J. HEATING,
GfnrerN,, June }, 1871. Trustees.
June 2I-ts I. +. T. BtAsE, Auetr.
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iTOPEACH GROwERsl

We are now making the
Best 6tave Peach Basket
vsr offered for sale TO the Peach Growers Of this
Peninsula. They are strong more durable, and
wifi Carry rrwlt Better
Than any S,avc Baskc, yet made. We will sell
them ri much
L0WER PRICES THAN FORMERLY,
And GIL all orders promptly.
Ia view Of the prqspcctirc large Peach crop q
vcry large nunber Vt baskets will be required by
growers, and ihasc desiring our make will con-
suit their own iaicres, by ordering carly
WORDEN l. EVANS,
Smyrna, Delaware.
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81 Acres,

RoOD, 70 PERCNES or iiSD,
MORE or LESS, ado"Ins the lands OF ). T
Earle aud Ellen :. Golasborough, aud covered
with good " Wood and Timber.
80 a. 4 WOOD LOT containing
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TIE PILGRIM.
Benefit Of Damon Lodge, K. Of P.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
TOWN HALL, MlDDLETOWN, Del.

Wednesday, asd Tharsiay Evenings,
.June 10 and IL.
81 PAINTINGS, Eloquent Lecture and Grand
Transition Scene, all in Illustration OF Bun
yans immortal alcgory.
Come and see the world grea, entertainment !
Reserved els.
Admission ...............35 etc.
,Chdren cts
July i-ew
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Free of charge Call at e. G.. Chambcraincs
Drug Store, Middle,own, Del. or at Townsend,
Mnsscys. Galcna, Chesapeake City. aud every
Town and village and ge, sample bottle Of DR.
A. Boschee's German Syrup, free q charge. II
has lately been introduced in this country from
, ,ticrmany aud for any person suffering with
severe cough heavy cold settled the breast
consumption, or any disease Of the throat and
'nngs. II has equal in the world Our regu-
tir size bottles are - cents. In all cases money
will lie promptly returned ii perfect satisfaction Is
not given. Two doses will relieve nm, case. Try
: II.
tse Green's Angus, Flower for dyspepsia. liy
or complaint, cosiycness, sick headache, &c.
Never fails
May 20, 1911.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR YAH.
ONE .uNDnED co?I...i ron IS

or les taan On" Cent clpt. ie. sh,rr - .
s'53 C.ap a; cv y ,'ost Gee
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A GOOD DWELLING
and large Barn, with shedding
lconnins
100 Acres,
2 Roods and 10 Perches Of Land,

MORE OR LESS The soil is good nad kind
and has been partly LINED and TIL EHcng is in
good ordsr,
80. I, "TNf HERMITAGE VI nanicl PEN
ing,on Farm situa,si on Reed Geek and ches-
ter Rivtr contains
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have broken up several long standing cases
Of Chills and Fever with Simmons Liver Regu.
lator. ] also find II great remedy for Dyspcp-
sia aud Liver Disease. wv. ANSLEl,
flucna Vista, Ga.
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S.Mi.wEEI. srN, &. i-..i:.
OF til tamo sisl an, seaef. a-,e ss g
THE WEEKLY, 5tt VIII efsae! Nsy.,I! ~
nlsec' aaeosI ,ca..nc a u fitai44tl. IT,
30 saa-eiia sw'tt oi'cr frt..t,,ss res =. .
Il comes ,wirc week ias,rIi Of ale, oa!g.
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The 1ollar aterklv Sa...

Z NrWHpnpcr Of tir Trr9rni TIincF.
fnsrghad for rcor,, Sow 60. Ear
Including Farmers. Merha .ief Merchant, !5s-
f-,sionai Mra, Workers. Tlis-cgt. ani a | Va
Eer OF iloacst fo,sf. a.. ..!e viva so-s. ....l
Daa.h:c;i u all Gusa.
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susisnsus l.ocAls.

Msssvs. z<iiim d o.. Our junior editor has
tried your Liver Regulator, aud 10 taking Il now
and finds Il Invaluable 10 him a corrector OF
TIE stomach and regulator Of the bowels.--
Articles Of diet TINT l,e dared not indulge in be-
fore tnking your liver Medicine, he can now
take with impuniiy.
Very truly, DYKES / SPARHAwK,
Editors Fioridnn.
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II is a hcaui...il water situation With -
an cxeclllnt DECk!NG ToiNT. and has n
good soil. This iarip is sold under decree OF
the Circuit cqurt ~ well as under the deed oil
trust,
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RETAIL PRICE. $500.

aud We will forward the same 10 you, free OF
freight, 10 places where no one is selling. II any
one ia not satisfied and wishes 10 return the ma
chine after n months trial, according 10 dtcc-
W, a
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nE pAI.Y N,cJ1 ~.

y : = .
Itutniiaci r,al ha nrs aa.c-. VITA Z
assrs e5rci.aiiJn ~ .hs wa=iI tr"c int
pendent ard e. varir , IN - I:=e-. = f.-
from srywhrrr ~ rrnts s-s ~ l-i
80 c:.is giJ..,i, 81
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$50 Acres,
0 Roods, and IA perohes Of Land,

MORE OR LESS, improved by New Dwelliu,
and out buildings pf moderate size. This far1
has FEIcU nRfHIRD OF 1000 ,oun,
trees Of ohoic. fruit. in excellent condition mn,
in lire bearing There is also ahund- Sn0aM
anne ~ 8k4,1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-04
sPATRTOTTC SUCCESTION.

The Je1ciSh Messenger makes 8 pow
erful appeal to the Jewesses of America
to complete the National Washington
Monument by their own individual sub
scriptions. That journal makes this ap-
peal in the interests of gratitude and pat
Iio.ism, saying in an eloquent article on
the subject
''We prefer that Israelitcs in America
should be Americans in every relation Of
life, and distinct only ia their fealty to
the faith Of their fathers. Nevertheless,
it is fitting that the Jewish race, ever Wig
orous and earnest forlibCrty' sake, should
record, in language not to be mistaken,
their recognition of the incstimable ser
vices rendered mankind by Washington.
The Jewesses of America will earn the
k.ndest and most enduring acknOwledg-
ments of Americas sons, they will rear a
proud monument for themselves, in
working together for the accomplishment
Of. this national duty"
This is patriotic suggestion and is in
spired by noble impulse. The JewCsses
of this country could do nothing which
would render their names dearer 10 the
peo7le of the United States than 10 act
upon tie suggesdouof the Je,gish Mes
scnger. 1t is work in which their sis
ters of America, irrespective of religious
predictions, should cordially join them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-04
INVITATION.

ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, APRIL 8, 1871, WE
~ shall be pleased to meet at the western end of
Broad street, all persons who sre fond Of the
beautiful and lovely; all persons IN search of 8
home, either nov or IN the future; all parties hEv-
ing large means to invest in something peculiarly
promising; 81 parties having small means and
little credit with which they secure to them
selves a comfortable home, in the midst of the
most charming surround ngs that ever can be of
Tered them around the city Ct Nashville (unlf SIS
another sale shall be mai in the same locality;
all lovers Of pleasure end progress, especially the
'trotters' {Cf whom Brown claims to be the chief,
in order thai they msy examine the line Of tee
contemplated Boulevard, dedicated expressly to
their comfort: sll gentlemen Of leisure, whether
they be members OF the city government or other
WISE and we confidently expect TO meet all parties
interested in the welfare OF West Nashville, accom-
panied By their relations and friends and it dis
tinctly understood that this last includes our
friend Dortch at the corner.
Omnibuses will leave our office, No SO North
Summer street. at 81 aud 10 o'clock A. Il, and
will remain on the groGnd to convey us to Cock
Tills Spriug, where sumptCous repast will be
spread by those who know how to spread it, when
together with bIbecusd pig and lamb we shall
have al abundance of pure sparkling water and
-. EEWSOM, HORTON & co,
spr2 tbs 80 North Seminar street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-04

ones 1t is enrichirIg the soil and increas
ing the quality and quantity of the great
staple per acre through the use of fertih-
zers and improved tools. This evidence
of the capacity of the country to repair
its waste aud extend its production is
highly satisfactory T4E
Population increase, from tables before
me, estimated eight hundred thousand,
showing, too, the per centage of increase
in the, negro population. Look at these
astounding results and remember that
not six. years have yet elapsed since these
places were desert places, and this people
were desolated, bsnkrupted, utterly i'm
poverished with des rdciion of proper
ty amounting to nearly or quite, three
billion dollars, and answer me, if those
who would make you believe that the
South is one continued scene of murder
ard rapine, that there "the dance of
blood" is nightly held, are not false wit
nesses. Yet, notwithstanding all this,
notwithstanding the protestatiOns and
proof of our best men, you are told that
evils exist beyond the power of the State
government to control, and are called up
on to grant to the President still more ex-
traordinary power than those now vested
in him by law.
CONCLUDED TOMORROW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-04
ANTHEM poR nEN. BUTLER

Ben. was booked for big blow yes
teIday. We pen this before the telegraph
reports results, in the belief that our sug-
ccstiOn will still hold good.
The situatiOnOf the Sou h and of Ireland
are SO strikingly similar that Ben might
profit by rummaging the penal statutes Of
Great Britain. He need not travel back
many years in this present nineteenth
century before he will stumble on such
deviltry as even he has never dreamed of.
Or, without ransacking old libraries, LEI
him buttonhole the first brawny JIishmau
he meets, and say to him 'White Boys!n
Our word for it, Ben will get an idea.
Hundreds of Irishmen here in Nash
vile have vivid recollecions of the days
and nights when the curfew (cOuUrc ft10
law was enforced by the English. Every
fire, every light, must be out a. eight o.
clock, P. NJ, and every man must be in his
house. Every man in every house and in
every room was registered. The national
policeman came round punctually and
read over his register, 70 see personally
that every Irish rebel was in his hole for
the night. Woe to the dare devil that
was missing. He must be enc of the
"White Boys, ami was arrested on sight.
Aud no such explanations were accepted
as the wiles of whisky, a wake or a wed
ding.
Can B. B. see the polnt2 We com
mend this curfew code to him. And in
truth it would be more tolerable than the
present wild windmill war on the hob
COLLINS. The innocent had some chance
Of escape. Besides it was eminenlly
moral in its effects on the atmosphere OF
night, dispelling the fumes of liquor anC
proving the death of bro,hels. The
priests said it was better than preaching
One word more: 1t didn't make thl
Irish whit more loyal. In proof whers.
of we may cite your own mad TRADES
against Englsnd, based exclusively Of
exiled Irish muscle.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-04

AT the fifteenth amendment celebrate n
in New York, last week, Rev. Henry
Highland Garnet, leading colored citi-
zen, presided and made a speech. In the
course of his rem arks, speaking of the
annexation of San Domingo, be said:
The patriotic heart is with Charles
Sumner. TGrest applause, the audience
rising at the request of the speaker and
giving nine cheers We love our noble
President; we venerate toe name of Lin
coin and the names of John Blown and
his fourteen brave followers; but we love
none more than we DO Charles Sumner,
the giant of the Senate. Great ap-
DlsuSe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-04

SAMUEL HARRIS, highly Respectable
negro, was elected from the committee
of arrangements for celebrating the an
niversgy of the adoption Of the fifteenth
amendment, in Orange, N. j., on the
crouad that he is Democrat. If Sam
uel had not been a Democrat, this act OF
election would probably have been
treated as a Ku-Klux outrage. Here III
the South it is hard to decide which is re-
garded by the Radicals as the greater
crime, that of being white or Demo,
Crat,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-04

One of our exchanges wants TO know
yhy infractions of the Constitution OF
the United States should not be punished
by Impeachment and deposition from
Office. Our contemporary forgets that 1t
is only for defending the Constitution that
Radicals impeach, as in the case Of Au-
{, .drevv Johnson. AA4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-04

THE election in Rhode Island follows
closely upon that of Connecticut. Gov.
Psdelford is renominated by the Repub-
licans, and Thomas Steere has the honor
of heading the Democratic ticket. In
1870 the Republican majority in the
State was 4,l9S, slight increase over
the majority of 1859, when the vote was
very light. The contest is for State Of
fees only, representatives in Congress
having been chosen last November. As
several important amendments to the
State Constitution are 10 be voted upon,
q full vote will be probably polled.