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THE RADICAL .sLEADING IDEA >,

THE RADICAL sSLEADING IDEA,
Senator Morton said in his Louisville
speech that "the leading idea of the Re-
publican party is that this nation is undi-
vidcd and undivisible, that the nation is
sovereign and the States subordinate; that
there is one sovereign. and not thirty
seven. There is no danger of centTali-
cation" But, says the Pittsburg Post
Mr.. Morton failed to explain why, if this
'ieading idea" is true, the people of the
country do not vote as q mass for Presi
dent and Vice President, instead of by
States as they do: Why Mr.. Lincoln
though million ia the minority was st;U
constiiutionally chosen President: WV
the vote is east by States each
State having one vote, when the
election of President goes to Congress.
Why every State by constitutional pro-
vision, has the same number of represen.
tatives in the Senate: Why in the Ian
guage Of Article 10 of the Constitution it
is provided that ''the powers not dele
gated to the United States by the Consti-
tuition, nor prohibited by It to the States,
are reserved to the States respectively,
or to the people" We are curious to
know how Mr.. Morton viii reconcile
these facts with the Pleading Republican
idea" But it is just such an sides" as
Mr.. Morton advocates that does threaten
Capitalization. To make the central gov
ernment supreme and destroy the States
is the object of the Radical leaders.
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HOW Is THIS J

1t is reported that Senator Upton of
Nebraska, in a recent speech in Omaha,
said:
am unaltcrably opposed to the ruin
Gus and corrupting course of the present
Administration, and l here pledge myself
TO make that opposition both open and
uncompromising.
THIS sounds rather stra NICELY from the
lips of one of the Radical faithful, but
we hope it is true. 1t is light breaking
in the West. If Senator Upton will
stick to his pledge, not only in Nebraska,
but when he returns to Washington, he
may do the country some service. There
are Republicans who will believe his ex-
posures that would not believe the same
statements if made by Democrat.
We clip the following from one of our
Western exchanges:
The report heretofore made concern
ing the opposition of United States Sena-
ter Upton, of Nebraska, to Gen. GiaDt,
is corroborated. His position OF antag-
Onism to corrupt and faithless admins
tration, has created q profound impress
sion in his own State. The Omaha He r
aid ssys: ''The honesty of his purposes
is questioned by none. A Republican
of the most advanced opinions when
Republicauism was not mere name, as
now, used to cover corup-
tons and wrongs in all branches
of the public service such as
no government has ever seen before, he
boldly declares himself unalterably OPP
posed to the ruinous and corrupting
course of the administration, and pledges
himself TO make that opposition both
open and Incorporating. Senator TIP
tons position is alike creditable to him
as man and as Senator. Thousands
of Republicans in this State will follow
the lead he has marked out. He knows
there is no redress for public grievances
save in change, and he is for change.
Scores aud thousands in Omaha and in
The State are in the same category, as
time will show. Where the independent
Senator leads, they will be glad to follow.
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REPUBLICAN,
Thirteen States.



This gives the Democracy good show
ing for success. We do not think there
is State cla3sed above as Democratic
that we shall lose. W. think @e stand a
good chance to carry L nisiaua and Mis-
sissippi of those classed as Republicans,
each having seven votes, making eight
votes more than are necessary to elect.
Of the doubtful, We think our prospects
fair for all the states classed as doubtful,
giving US sixty nine more votes. Ohio ia
the most doubtful of those in the doubt
full list. If we should carry Pennsylva.
MIA and Ohio this fall, or either of them,
nothing can prevent the success of the
Democracy in 1872 at the ballot box but
the bayonet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-04

INDIANA sppropriates 5000 per year
as house rent for the Governor of the
State. During the last SIX years the Gov
ernors of Indiana have occupied houses
for which they paid $1,000 per annum,
and one Of the Governors has occupied
his own house. Yet al of them have
drawn from the State Treasury the So, 600
per annum for house rent. The question
which the lax payers now put to the peo-
pie Ut large is: s'Have the Governors any
right to charge more than they actually
payi" But so far no Radical has volun-
tered 20 answer the question.
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A GOVERNMENT POOR HOUSE

A GOVERNMENT POOR HOUSE
1t appears that certain parties, who
were both "colored men" and Radicals,
were employed to work upon the custom
house at Knoxville. They proved to be
incompetent workmen and were dis
charged. Perhaps some white men
shared the same fate for precisely the
same reason. The incompetents held an
indignation meeting, and appealed to
Brownlow and Maynard to see that they
should get their ''rights." Brownlow
publishes q card in which, "8ishing to
be correctly understood" by his immediate
neighbors, he publishes correspondence
between himself and Secretary Boutwell,.
In letter to the Secretary, dated July 10,
Brownlow says:
SIN the absence of Mr.. Maynard, l en-.
close to you the published proceedings of
meeting of the colored Republicans of
this city. l know nothing, personally,
of the matters complained of, but from
what learn through others, l feel
authorized in saying that the interests of
the government, as well as those of the
Republican party, require that compe-
tent and impartial man be sent here to in
vestigste this whole subject"
Boutwell, replies under date of July 81,
that ''either Mr.. Mullett, or his assistant,
Mr.. Rankin, will soon visit Knoxville,
and among ether things, will examine the
complaint alleged in the newspaper ar
ticle.n
This correspondence exposes state
of affairs discreditable to all concerned.
Because few workmen have been dis.
charged for incompetency, according to
the statement of the superintendent, they
raise doleful cry about being Radicals
and not being employed on Government
work, and a United States Senator sends
their complaint to The Secretary of the
Treasury, with the assurance, not that
the work on the Government building
will suffer injury by the non-employment
of these elecmosynary fellows, but thai
the Radical party will suffer, and the
Secretary replies that an agent will bC
dispatched forthwith to look into ths
matter. 1t thus appesrs that the Custom
House ct Knoxville is a sort of Govern.
ment poor house for the employment of
seedy Radicals.
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THE Paris Temps says the ex-Empress
Eugene sent letter of congratulation to
the Pope on his jubilee through Cardinal
Lucien Bonspsrte, together with an Of
fering of 500, 900 francs. Cardinal b.
napsrte, by the way, used to be spoken
Of as the possible successor of Pho Mono,
bat now he is never thought of in that
connection by the outside world, although
the life of the &C ogennarian Pontiff can
not lie much further prolonged.
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The Chattanooga Times reports that
a conference has been held between Gov.
Lindsay and the Chattanooga creditors of
the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad,
ard committee has been appointed to
settle the basis of agreement. 7 G.
Stanton telegrspAs from New York thai
he will not give up the road till the men
are paid. This dispatch appears to have
determined the committee to wait q few
days for news from Stanton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-04

8 A RADICAL journal in Ohio says that
Gen. Noyes, the Railroad candidate for
Governor, is in favor ST universal am
messy, and another promptly replies that
u is en- attempt to cast "doub,s as to the
fidelity of the Republican candidate" to
the Radical party. Fidelity to Radical
ism means therefore, opposition to am
DQafw
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TuE oenaus returns Of Japan, but late

THE ceneus returns Of Japan, but lately
completed, give the first reliable informal
lion concerning the population of this
interesting empire. The grand total is
! 94,7s5, 95i, and the most curious point Of
il is thst the males exceed the females by
aboEt 400, 600, which is in direct opposi-
ton to the rule prevailing in old coun-
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Shares Five Dollars Each.
MEDICAL.
Tho Bridal Cham1,er.

u sSAYs FOR Young MEN, on GREAT
a. Social Evils and Abuses, which interfere with
marrisge-vith sure means Of relief for the en-
ring and unfortunste, diseased and debilissted
Gent free, IA sealed envelopes. Address Howard
association, No. 2 8. Ninth ST., Philsdelphis, Pa
mvlkdkW6m e. .--
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CHEAP COAL!

HAVING TAKEN AN INTEREST in THE
L spacious Coal Mines Of Kentucky, known ss
the st. Bernard Mines, on the Evansville and
Henderson Railroad, and having control Of the
disposition OF said Coal all south Of Springfield.
Robertson county, Tennessee, We are determine
to furnish Nashville, Edgeneid, and the snr-
rounding country and towns SO chs ap as to put
fires In the reach of the poor as well as the rich.
We can furnish superior article and aburd-
ant supply.
oFFICe-No 20 Cedar street, Porter Block.
iy2stf MADISON STRATTON & co.
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The Crown of sehoOla
Greenwood Seminary

THE MKT SESSION OF THIS POPULAR
Il and smiGently southern Female Seminary
begins first Monday IN September. The Course
81 etudy ia most thorough IN ali tbs departments
OF Education; Teachers OF well known expar-
fence and ability; elegant, cIpaci0us buildings;
HEALTH regarded equally az important - mental
culture; free access to the finest library in the
South; pure country air; cold Rp5Ii 3 and well
water: beautiful, extensive lawns, for dsily sKeT
ciPe; comfortable carriages for regular church
attendance and evening rides; charges moderate;
pupils are here surrounded with al! the COM
fOrtP, the kindness snd pleasures Ct home.
For circular, with terms, ETC, apply to The
Principal,
MRS. ". LAWRENCE LINDSLEY,
p. o. Box A, Lebanon, Tenn.
fv30 eodEwffIlsept6
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Flour! Flour!

WE REPRESENT SEVERAL VERY BX-
w cellent MiIls, and We are prepared to sell all
grades of Flour, some very fine family brands, st
the very lowest rates.
eos 9-r RAEA. HMITH 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-04

Train leaving Nashville e. 500 a. n runs
same cars through 70 Henderson, KY,
making direct connection for Granville st. Louis
and All points North Northwest
Train leaving Nashville st 11:50 P. n. car
ries through mail, and connects directly at
Guthrie with trains for Memphis and New Or
lezns.
Train arriving at Nashville ct 20 P. \. runs
through from Evansville.
TrEinB run daily, except Sundays.
JIM. SPEER, R1pt.
WI. HART, Treasurer and Gen. Ticket Agent.
jsI4-h.
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Cheaper Than Ever |!

TN VIEW OF HARD TIMES, WILL
Il SELL
Fine Gold watches, Chains Die"
monds, Fine and Fancy jewel
ry, silver Plated Ware ana
Waschmakers' Mater
fal, at Cost.
A,so an immense stock Of HAIR, ARTI-
Giles OF TOILET.
The best attention given to woi k 10 be done
The Cheapest and most reliable house IN the
city. Cali and examine, at
No. 81 Cherry street.
feble-tf MADAM BAD0Ux,
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FRUIT CANS!
FRUIT JARS +!
SLATE ROOF &c,

DYw.o. THOMAS, 2s7 CHURCH ST., EAsH
ID ville Tenn. 1 now prepared to put on
Plain and Ornamental Slate Roofing with the ut
most dis pAtch, and in the bsst manner. Large
quantities Of the best quality always on hand.
orders promptly attended to, and Au work war
ranted. jy30 If.
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Real Estate and collection Ohics Of

Joseph WIRELESS, 46 NORTH CHERRY
rD Street. special attention given to the col
lection Of rents and every description Of paper.
Claims prosecuted through all the courts.
References: McAlister Wheless, nashville
n. Ho5son, Nashville; J. o. Griffith, Nashville.
apr23-d6m
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THE MISSES LANE

WILL OPEN BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
w young ladies' in New York city on Wednes-
day, Sept. 20, 1871.
For reference and circulars, apply to
J.B. O'BRI AN, Esq.
iyI5 3m Nashville Tom.
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RESERVOIR MILLS
III BANKRUPTCY.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
i 10th day Of July, A. D. 1871, Warrant
In bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
Atkinson & Alsted, OF Nashville in the county Of
Davidson, and State of Tennessee, who have been
adjudged bankrupts on their own petition:
That the payment of any debts and delivery Of
any property belonging TO said bankrupts, to them
or for their use and the transfer Of any property
BY them are forbidden by law: That meeting Of
the creditors of the aid bankrupts, to prove ther
debts and to choose one or assignees Of their
estate will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, 70
be holden on the 1eth day Of august, A. d.
1871, at O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Office OF the Re
sister in Bankruptcy, before Alexander II. Brad
ley, Esq, Register. 7. ]. HARRISON.
aga 81 o. S. Marshal, Messenger.
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HENDERNHOTT,

D r u @ G. 7 3 IT.
No. SO isorth College stEees,
Cor. Cedar and Public Square,
KEEPS A FINE ASSORTMENT OF ALI
II Drugs, Medicines, Chemiczis, eto, etc.
Just received \ fresh supply, embracing articles
OF sn kinds In the Drug line.
Also, DIR. EhOTna0n's English Kid
ney Medicine, the best remedy ever offered
for removing stone from the bladder, or for rsgu-
lAting any derADgsment Of the genital system
Also, the ceiebrsted ALL-HKALIde sALYEf
CRUISES, sweliings and boils. n0vs1y I
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What We are Surprised At.

WE ARE SURPRISED THAT MEN IN TIE
w City of Nashville should rent houses from
year to year, and pay cut enough money to pur-
chase home, when we have for sale on 20 -ong
time, aud at low prices. so many snug cottages N
the CITY and in Edaeneld. Real Estate will per-
haps never be lower III this country than 1t Is
now. We invite all to read our Bulletins ana
examine our lists.
Agents, No. ~ North College street.
ia22 till oct8
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Notice!
INT EST BEGAN JULY l. CALL AND eET-
i tie before there is additional cost.
ALEX JOSEPH, Revenue Collector.
oFFICE-MEin street, (old GallAtin pike) one
door above Tdlip street. aug2 lot
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BERRSHEBA SPRINGS.
: Masked Ball
For Lease Or Rent.

of the season viii come of on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, Aug. To- ss3 st 3. II, SCOT & co.
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GD0vles aSfGltcr,
Merchant Tailor,

(frabtr in @ilfssbarrt,)
ma6t bisrmit bsfannt blb CT liG in Scranton
niebsrsrIaiIsn unb sin @si4dfteIufol in penn
apenue, unterbnlb bGr Mulbsrry StraBe, erSfnst
bat. Or pirb ifsts cine quite guspabI pcm bsaen
Iu9G ifesr G1rtr yprr6ibis baIisR unP baAtIti
na6 htm mOetrntsn StyIs ju Guliissn pFraTs
beien.
8sparaturfn unb ale in mrin SAD sinI&Ias
senbeu grbeitsn psretn prompt uub bilia be-
IcrBt. 1890
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9tmSlan6.

9eps1&tn BON 8srlin btulen auf tis
Qrt unb Weife bin, In rsIder grsubea
BEN ieBisen 8slp,ua ju Sourubsn sssentt,
unb lafTsn bic 6altuna erieben. wel6e
S6nis BilbsIm tinf!ieb!n In trr Inse'
legenbett sinnebmen ptrb. gla6 bsm Sale
ron plris piro ter &Gnia lclCrt mad
Berlin SuriidfsbrsH. Or pirb nidt per-
I6nlih In @aris einStsbsn, isntsra bic
Statt unter BEN S@ub btr Natipnals
unb Mptilaarben unp her rs9ularrn fran
,GiIlhsn @rmee litlsn. Die rsutIhen
5ruppsn fcllsn bic gariier 5r1ungSperfs
beIsBt baltsn. Dtuti6Ianb wirb ss bann
Jrantrsid iiterlaHsu, ie na6 Srlieben
fi6 feline eisene 9tssisruns iu bs16afsn
orsr ben &risg weiter ,u fibrsn. Die
Qunsttiruna BON @IIa6 unb 2ptbrtngsn
lisat sbenfaGS in bsm pIanf, ten 8Gnis
gBilbelm perfclgeu wirN.
Das 8pmbaroCmrnt pom paris Bat
enblih beapnnen uno wurbe am DienGtag
ben 27. Is,. burh Die SsI6sBung pcn
Sort &vrpn er6ffnet. pslhes mad nur eins
tdgigem gBiber fanee Scn rem 6ranSulen
gerdumt uno pon ben bcutI6en 1ruvpen
tsIsbt purrs. 9tBtsrs fdntsn srpbs Suan.
tit6tcn Wunition, edietten unO Gemsbrs
vor. (5Urt 4prcn, 2500 garbs SRtitb pom
Sort 9tusnsp, III Elm ntuCe nit Shiifsfa'
ncnsn armirtss gBerf, wsl6s bic YIdbs
@biaes, Mont 5Ormsal unp Gli2Y rrrsi.
den fonaisn.)
Seit Neujabr bauerIe baS Sumtarcr5
ment Der 6ltliden bcrtS ununterbrohrn
fort. llsbsrbaupt werpsn bic Spernticnen
Der bsutlhen Trupptn neusrbin0S NIT
mr9r Gnersic betrisbcn, ais biss lrttter
Ter 5al mar, tot III bic f.sn9e &Glte BEN
taicrrleitisen Speraticnsn pirlfa6 BIN
psrlb.
Die 6sItuns Msstsrs bat Gh AM srlsn
Sanuar ben psutlhtn Sruppsn rrsF5sI,
9slfOrt tinasssn lsfst nod tmmtr tap
fern s8ibsrbane.
Bd9rrno Sen. Srtm ant 27. Deg. BON
rem GUrrs mad Istusr g1obRuns iuGr,
wurtsn cine 2lnlatl S6iTs ouf len ab'
sefsuert, Vun bsnen aht ibr 3isl trafen.
prim srla9 jwsi Sage ipGier lsintn gSun'
ben. Ubihon man pitIslben Anflnas fur
nidt ssfd9rlih birlt. @r mar 1914 In
9ataICnirn eebcrcm, Ssihusis fb ais
5eletfrr msbFfaa aus unp in ibm osrliirt
Spanisn eiuen lsinsr prrSisnfpclfsH
WGnnsr.
Ssuas 3spsfte, bstrrHsnb tie Yplitit
DstsrrfthS rem nsuen peuilhsn Heih
ssssnabsrt sal in Berlin srUGcn Srifall
9efunetn. ole iYridi Dts 5pTnuns aus,
pab Sptf&sn GsutiaIanb uao GsRsrrtip,
,u bsinsr 5siI, bic innisfs GrsunSf@aft
bsrrf6sn m6es.
Gin garilsr GOrreipOutsnt Der 9cnbc.
ntr Zines fhrsibt bab Der psitsrs Diber.
ftaHp eon paris nur pon turSsr Daurr
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fsp ameritaHtfdt GOHful bic Grlaubuie
srbaltsn bat. parts su psrlaf.n unb bort
strgetrrftn III. 3as 5sutr Der prsubt.
idtn 9eihube srreiht brqusm bic Stapt.
Quseui&sinlidt lino la parts ms6rsre
0e6dups In Sranb esf6rHsn worbsn.
Die fran,6il6e 8toUuts In NOrtre
Dame be Gfamart purbe ron ben prrus
fen genpmmfn, wslGe bann auf bic Sran-
Sclen i6p1Isn..
Die Granjcfsn. pslGe am G. Sanuar
an Der QCire i'm g8aIpe ppn 8rnroms
unp BET 8Cntotre ari6lassn wurben, ba.
ben iid mad bsm @sRsn Suridss,pssn.
Die 3atl Der 9OSssfdae bei ben tsut.
lhen 8seimentern, psldte bel Der Be-
Iassruns pun Yaris betbsilist Ginb, belief
iih bis gum 81. DeJsmbsr auf ,wsi Yro.
GENT.
Die QCnoonsr gonfsrsn, III aufaeI&c,
Zen, pabrfdsinIi& Bic mad bsm Gaa pcn
paris.
85nis amatsus III In Watrib ein1e.
trcftn unb bat ben gmtsrip sslsifst.
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Dnponfo's 9oISrne 5liIIrn fir efransn
DupOnfO's aolOfnr llillen fir Eraurn

DnpOnfn's GOlOrar l)illrn fir .fransn
DnpOnrO's gOISrnr l)ilsn tir .fraurn
linb oanSIi6 un16Gbli6,
finb sanSIt6 un16GbIi6,
0Sirfeu Saubcrartie in jcScm TaIe,
SSirfcn Sanberartis in ieScm SaAc,
tlnb perfrbIen mic
llnb Serftblrn ME
augenblidlide Grlrihtrrung uno oubaurrute
SeiIung lei untrrtriiftrr Weniiranticn ,u arbru
unb entfernen Sbfruftipnrn jrerr @rt.
Cine Dame l6rribt, Ge ryiirte lister SIS fir
cine Spr SabIrn, ais Ubne ar 1ein.
N.B.-Sh 9ebraude bic flrinrn rctbrn unb
aeben Scres nibt ulsbr, ba fe gffGlIbt fnb-
Ste sbten ilno trbt In grc6en weibcn SpreS.
entbnlttn bcpprlt fcpirl pillrn uno auf irerr 9pr
hnest man ben y. Ct. Strurrlfrmpcl, ppu mel
mem ei9enrn Stempfl esSrudi, nuf trm bic
gSUre in peiBrr Shrift ifebrn ,Tuppurp's apl.
bene pfrirtifbe pilen." gSsnn tu teine Sc,
lunebftt une eein estrn iGGBsn 70 ssbrau6e
feline Ssrarti6e 9ilrn pbue ten Obisrn Strmprl.
Prris 81 per Sur. Srds Sorrs So.
gerfautt burrb 8. 8. 0pbed une Watbsps
Sres. IN Scranton. 98er ST an bisIrlben,
eurS bic Serantpn ppff ienbst, srbGlt bic piasm
Fri mad frgrnb eiHem 9anbsstbGe grIdidt..
Gernrr pertauft bur6 H. 9. MOrsan u. Co.,
Sybe parf, Yiffstpn,
9Stlfrsbarre, bur6 eincn IpCttsffr
in tebtr Stabt trr Ser. Staatrn urt bur6
g. .. SppE aIIeiniger Gi1rntbamrr,
21p7O,1t 9frp.g gDrrF.
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Scramton Marftbcri6t.

9tsr-5rtldr, per IuBfnb, 35-38
6lellt-lPstf Sfsttrint, per pfy. 9-i0
S6nfrn, per Yfunb, 20-23
Shultern, 1919
gTdelfrii&, per SAP, 23.00-2S.50
aspfsl-Ysr 8uf6eL 1.25-2.0O
p S6nige, per pfunO, SO
9nrtcifeln-psr 9lt. 100 t.20
Ssg elimpiby u. Glover, per 5rnns, 22-25.00
galen- ceu, per Gsntntr, 1.50-t.60
SirOb, per 1oune, $12.0U-ll.00.
per 9iintt, l0--l5 Gents.
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u. u. SSam Gonrf,
SteQelt &06tDeii
y reau,
y u + c q Il,
305 9adaparna gISenue

500 Va adapanna aDenus.
SsI6dftehunbsn: gpn 9-tfI lltr Woraens,
BON IA llbr Na6m. unb rs llbr abruSs.
Uerianet-StclIrn fir GIrfs, 9rrFduftr
3anepsrier, 3a8ISbnsr, DirnimGbdrn, 9Uf,
eaulfr tur W6nner unb 6raasn, SGuIrr unb
3lmnier Su prrmietben &c.
psrlrnen, bic 8eI6Gffeung, SGuIrr, i3immrr
peer ao ltbdulsr luhen, finten es in ibrrm Sntes
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