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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-05

a LAWYERS KNOWLEDGE.-AlI good
lawyers know the value, in the practice
OF their profession, OF general knowledge
or information to be obtained by practi-
cal intercourse with the world, and
studies outside of the law library. In n
book just published by the daughter of
an English advocate, Mr., John Adol-
phus, the following is told, which will
illustrate the virtue OF the kind of know
ledge referred to. The writer says:
"a very extraordinary criminal case
was entirely decided 10y the knowledge
my father had picked up of nautical af-
fairs IN his early voyage to and from the
west Indies. Lascars we're on their trinI
for tho murder .of the captain of the
ship; the evidence of the mate seemed
quite conclusive In the course of it he
said, however, that at the timo of the
murder there was great confusion, rs the
ship was In much peril. and requiring all
the attention of the snilors to prevent
her striking on rock. My father, who
defended the prisoners, asked SO many
qnestionsSRs to the pumber OF the crew,
and where eaoR man was, and what he
was engaged IN during this perilous
time, that ut last the Judge whispered: :
l suppose, Mr.. Adolphus, the questions
are to the purpose? L own 1 do not see
it, thinking. doubtless, tho time of the
court was being wasted. After few
more questions as to the duty each man
was performing. the witness had ac-
counted for every man on board, the
captain being below aud the two prison.
ers numbering him. My father fixed his
eyes steadily on the witness, and said, in
searching and loud voice, Then who
was at the helm?' The wretched mate
dropped down in fit, and soon after
confessed he was himself the murderer.
In his false evidence he had given to each
man his position, and forgotten The most
material, or rather left mono to fill it,"
q negro at Waynesboro, Ga, inter
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-05


IvonY. The fact may not be very gen
orally known that very large share of
all the ivory Of commerce has been for
years obtained from the Arctic regions.
and is heproduct of elephants that
lived, it may be, q hundred thousand
years ago. The whole country lying
along the Siberian rivers is vast depo-
cit of the remains Of ancient animals,
principally elephants, who we're en-
tombed by some terrible and widespread
conyulsion. They are found in the al
lnvial soil aud in the ice along the Arc
tic ocean, sometimes with the flesh pre-
served to so perfect degree that dogs de-
YOUR It. Oar Alaska possessions have
the same rioh stores of ivory on all their
largest'streams so far as explored, The
naarshy ground along them ID nnderlaid
With bones and tusks. md the latter are
spmstimes sticking ont Of the mud like
stqmps Of saplings. A prominent gem
tleman connected with the Alaska Fur
Company a1lrms there is ivory enough
on the Yukon River to supply the com .
merce Of the world for hundred years.
Whether this ivory region extends across
the North American continent, or is con-
fined to the country between the Pacific
and the mountain range, is not yet de-.
termined. !.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-05

Secure tickets in the Columbia Co-opera-
tive Building Association.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01
THERE Wa never paragraph writ.

THERE was never a paragraph writ.
ten embOdying q sounder philosophy
aud patriotism than the following
from the pen Of Alexander H. Ste.
phens +:
We neither elaim nor look,
upon IS political friends OF
allies, any men or party, North
or South, who are not true to
the Constitution and the essential
principles upon which It vas based.
WeSre engaged in NJ struggle for the
bare success Of this or that Organiza-
ton, whatever name It may assume,
whose sole object is the acquisition of
the spOils of Ofhce. Our objects are far
diferent-far higher and wOrthier, we
trust. With Us the chief aim now is
f0r union and concerted action be-
tween al the true friends Of the Fed
ersl Constitution in all the States, and
Tor a grand rally to save their COM
mon liberties rom that C~entraliZing
DespOtism which is at this time
threatening them alike everywhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01
- a. RaIIroaa 80.

A correspondent speaking Of what
the public expects OF street railroads,
has the following;
1. They should extend their lines.
The Main street cars especially should
run from Chelsea to Jackson street;
and instead Of reducing the fare to
the minimum rate to all, they should
commute, as other roads do, in pro-
portion TO the number of tickets
bought at enc time-say, to transient
travel let the fare remain as il is, ald
TO those who buy ten tickets rs cents;
twenty tickets. Sls25; 90 tickets, g 30;
one hundred tickets, s. 80. aBy adopt
ing this course they would give to
those that ~pstrOniZe the road regular
", and often, the advantage and
they are the ones who ought to receive
the favOr-and the road would build
up a large travel. Parties would then
90 out Of town and build on the road
lines, depending upon the cars, and
the inducements would be, the low
rates of the fare.
2. The directory should recognize
the obligation that the public have q
claim upon them, and they should
try at least to serve them, when they
would not only not lose by it, but
make the road pay, and the STOCK
would at once become good.
We give these suggestions for what
they are worth, though unable to con
cur with cur correspondent. In north
ern cities, Louisville, st. Louis, Gin
cinnati, Philadelphia, New York, BOs-
ton. Baltimore and Washington, the
rate is uniform and the same-fve
cents for all distances. The companies
are making money st that rate. Where
one rides five miles, two viii ride but
five squares, and thus the average dis
tances do not exceed what can be af-
forded. The idea Of Communication"
BY which fares are to be reduced to
four and a half cents to those living
in the suburbs, who ride the greatest
distance, does not strike US favOrably.
To make one pay ten cents for five
squares; Bdanother the same, or less,
for a hundred squares, is not equality
or policy. Men viii walk the
five squares to save the ten
cents, but would not walk
the hundred to save fifteen. The COM
muting plan would furnish a penalty
for short rides and a premium for
long ones. Our country cousins are
not entitled to such advantages at
town pedestrians expense. They
used to tell US to sell our lots to pay
the Nicholson pavement tax on their
fronts; and we might nov retort by
them that, if they can't pay
twenty cents for a street-car ride into
they should sell their acres, and
come and buy the lots they advised US
to sell. We shall be glad to see their
properties approaching. But we are
they should pay equally with
US for what they get. A turn about is
fair NAV.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01

The new departure is not approved
in this latitude. The Brownsville
states asserts that when we say the
Memphis APPEAL & the ablest and
the truest Of the Southern Democratic
press we re-echo the expression Of
public opinion. The Memphis
APPEAL Is one Of the staunchest
Democratic journals in the South. 1t
hac the respect Of all Democrats who
prefer principle to office, and is rapid
Iy making its way TO tie foremost
POSITION in the hearts Of our people.
The Jackson DeTyOcTGL Bolivar BuUe-
Ia, Humboldt EIdez and Union City
Courier, are all opposed to the HneW
departure" How does the Somer-
vile Falcon and the Upton Record
standupon this question? We would
ike 70 hear from them"
The Brownsville lee says:
We hope we are not called upon to
INDoRsE the legislation Of the past
I'VE years. That we submit and obey
is enough. We stand by the old
principles upon which the Republic
was founded, and believe IN State
sovereignty as strongly as We ever
did. We yet cling to the Republic OF
or fathers, and will do al we are
able to combat the centralized despOt-
ism that is sought to be established
upon its ruins.
It seems that the new departure is
not approved in Western Tennessee.
If the Executive Democratic Commit
tee at Nashville, by their proaamcia-
Hlentos, propose to shape the policy OF
the Democratic party in Tennessee, it
might be wise on their part to reas-
semble, and st least give expression
to the opinions Of the people Of the
Western District. Sam. Bard is a
model Democrat Of the new departure
sort. At the mast head OF his paper
are the words, "OUR MOTTO-VIc.
TORY" Sam. and his co-religionists
OF the departure church remind US Of
The advice given by the good man to
his SON.: =" Be honest, my boy, but get
mOney-st all events get money
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01
CHIEF Justiee Chase for a New Party

Chief 5usttee Chase for a New Party.
The public has, no doubt, discovered
that the new departure movement in
this county is championed by those
who have for Twelve months sneered
at the name Of Democracy, opposed
Democratic conventions, Democratic
nominees, and voted for Radicals.
The true and reliable Democracy
very naturally look with suspicion
upon a movement advocated by such
q creature as FoOte, in middle Ten
nessee, and in this section Of the
State, by those who have opposed
Democratic conventions to nominate
candidates for circuit court judges,
chancellOns, attorney generals, SUI
preme court judges, county trustees,
everything that concerned the Organi
cation. and success Of Democrats sad
Democracy. The new departure has
the appearance Ct a new party move
ment ia this county, and elsewhere
the "yiIlsiny-acceptors" openly pro.
claim that the new departure means
nothing but a new party. Chief
Justice Chase has recently asset
ed that this sudden shift SIS
the nucleus Of a new party.
There are a great many people who
are dissatisfied with both parties"
Judging from the war which the new
departure advocates in this region
have made upon the Democratic
party, is nominees, and its organize
ton, they are, in the language Of
Judge Chase, /" dissatisfied" with
the Democracy, and, like him, regard
the new departure as the nucleus
for a new party" But ia the main we
are satisfied that the Democratic party
Of the South is steadfast and unse-
duced; desire no new departure and
no new party. The Democratic party
has achieved all its triumphs by an
inheXible adherence to its name and
its principles. Nearly every four
years the opposition to the Demo
cratic party changed its name and its
principles. The Know-Nothing party
prOiessed to have risen upon the ruins
Of the old Wing and Democratic
parties, and was not responsible for
the violated pledges Of either. But
each new departure and new party
weakened the opposition to Democ-
racy. Has the Democratic party sunk
so low that it must initiate the fatal
example Of its ancient enemies. by
casting OF its defeated principles, and
come before the people as a new party.
that has risen upon the ruins Of the
others, and not responsible for their
corruptiOns and violated pledges2
Heretofore, when the Democracy Of
The nation met In national conven-
ton, they proclaimed that they had
no principles to repudlase, no new
ones to ayOw, 10 new doctrines 10
promulgate, no new lights as guides
into new channels, OK As eAusements
into The rocks and shoals Of uDcer-
tainty. 1.-The Democratic party would
pref 6yi pastsuccess and ne defeat
otis enemies & must stance where Il
hss ever stood. on its old founda- /
tons, deep aud broad enough for the
whole country, and not undertaken
. entrench itself in any castles Of
e air no matter how gorgeous Che
eoads UPON which they rest. The
oemoosafic party must never become
e alieA rEere is STA fra Ia its ash-
end Hit ciAQ Is ia Banea1f It's
*
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Will vindicate the wisdom OF our ad-
monitions, and teach our asssilsnta
that it is far better for the Democratic
party to go down with its flag flying
than to be left struggling for life in
mid ocean on a single plank, with the
m-utinous crew who had scuttled and
destroyed it. Let US stand firm to our
party, its name and It's creed, and il
with these We succeed, it win be a
victory worthy Of triumph; or, IL we
fail, it will be defeat without dis
L~no-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01
Or srpsCRrPTIoN PRIcE.

At the urgent request OF many Of a sus-
scribers, we shall continue the APPEAL st old
lstes. Tbs increased expenses on sccount OF
srIszraph q other matters called for the
Increase Of price But we are willing 70 keep
u rcirculstion 81 the lowest rates it can pos
einly be Afforded. At twenty-five cents for
even papers OF the size OF the APPEAL we
realize furt one-haIf cent per week profit
rom each Subscriber. The advertisiDs
81 tronags Of our Psper is cur sole reliance for
@ living
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01
FOR TEE CURE OF ALL
KINDS Of RHEUMATISM,
IT a NO EQUAL.

BALTIAsoRE, February 10, 1855.
DR. ]. J. LAWRENCE--Dear Sir: take
pleasure In recommending your ROSA
DALIs as q very powerful alternative. 1
have used II In two cases with happy
rssuIts-One In a case Of secondary
syphilis, in which the patient pro-
nOunced himself cured after having
taken five bottles of your medicine.
The other Ia q ase OF scrOfula Of long
standing. which Is rapidly improving
under its use, and the indications are
that the patient viii so0n recover. 1
have carefully examined the formula
BIZ which your RosRdAlis is made, and
ind IL an excellent compound Of ale
tsGativa ingredients. Yours, truly,
r. W. CARR, Nd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01
Fer Lake Superior lila uHian Steamboat
Company sad Atlantic, 0aiHih
aa6 FssIao Lac.

ONE Of the splendid steamers Meteor,
u dia, tacidc. CobuTn, Atlantic, Japan, Ka
Arctic, China and So Paul, vii
leave Buffalo daily Except Fridays and Sas
urdayal at 3 I'm, Erie The next morning
CleYelard the same night, Detroit at 10 pm.
daily Except Sunds - and Mondaysl ioTDU.
.LUTH ana intermediate LAKE SUPERIOR
POINTS.
Connexions are made ct DaInth with the
Lax Superior and Mississippi r Il. to 50.
Paul and ali points IN Minnesota, Northern
Wisconsin % Iowa. Also, with the Moth
ern Rseinc X. 2 1cr the BED River Country.
ExcnrEiDn tickets At REpUCEls
RATES, VIII be issued by III principal rail-
roses 70 81. Paul by this route, returning via
all rail. q by afiEal routes Gr6t. Paul and
Dulnth, retaining via laEe.
During the months Of june July and Al
gust, Excursion TEipa via be made VS. the
NOrlA Shore u LAX superior, WAITING lie
Silver Macs, Fort Wil1en, Grand Portage,
etc. For 1arfaer 1~aformntle1, saply 70
BFs PAThfcK.
9aa4 Passenger Agent BofAo, n. Y.
EVAHa Manager Al andP Line.
SD. CALDWELL, Gent Manager US Co.
mye cod
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01
AOnday. July "a IsFl.

Within legal hours. the iOnozinz dsscribsa
real estates t0-Wtt: Certain lots sffnefsd -
shelby county andStsse 81 Gsn0esses E1c[
and described As follows, TO wiz. 100 ~
z and 8 o. James n. v hite's undfvis7ooor
his oae sns nl~tY.a-s-scrs trast. sit
and about Gve mics ROM Iar9-
rhiss containing respectively. fc.V3f. 80
NO Z eight lel acres Lot No. v, four qa-I0s
z S1oJl seres; Lot No. s. four a lGBA a6-Ifm
= per Par a1rvey ned herein q wbfh
reference IS hereby mSG6 for move narffenla-
deseripttoni and see deed from Iarrrr "a
Wh1te to = and Q. Heckle, recnsdsf 81 -.
heeitteIs ~nce, BoOk No. 4, partarst. paSss
Also In IaidJ. II. Wbite1s
vision, and purchased from said VIII 4 81
"A ZEE, and evidenced by Geo. recor1s- -
the Registers once OF shelby conrtv
BOOK No 81, pages les. O $50. corfsf-t-.
aoout 5 acres, making ia FL about SM-as
acres, N
EE1ls OF HALE-On q credit Of u 49,
= months; pnrcnfSer to execute nofee 80
approyea RecnrlafH Fith ints9sst from -
len 70 be retalnad iii same srs paid- sc-s
COLE, Csrk rud H..t.~
Kortrecht Gran. and Wsscotf 4 1901 A.
~ ie2
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jREs RHEgHATlsa.

MURFREEsBORo, TENN, July6.
DE-. il LAWRENCE, Baltimore, nd
Sir: You viii please send ne four q
more bottles OF your most excellent
medicine.
as you will remember, one month OF
six weeks ago, I received three bottles
Of It. Whom I commenced taking IL I
could scarcely walk at all when night
came, but now L suffer no 0 fron
rheumatism. 1 have a little brother
that is about to lose his sight, Snd l
lind enclosed Sc, for which you viii
please forward me the medicine I'M
lnediately. Very respectfully, 1 re-
main. SAM'L @. MCFADDEN,
2. o. Box LIE, MurfressbOrO, Tenn.
Bold by druggists every where. st
wholesale by
g. Q. WARD & BRO.
q W. JONES & CO.
W. ". WTLK ERSOE n co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01
EMPEIS APPEAs.
.FFIcIAL JOURNAL or THE CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING, July {. 1877

81 We wish al merchants to understand
That this once VIII not BE- Responsible Tor
and VIII not pay any debts created % any
cauacity y. unless toe sane shall have nrst
aa6n presented TO and accepted for payment
iv a. D Wttheupoon, Business Manager OF
na nnuEaT-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01
-Exsnnfnr's hn,lRa

HAVING qualified IS Executors OF the es-
fate Of the late Melissa Owen, under the
vfi1. In he Probate Court OF shslby county,
on TIE Eth day Of June, 1S7l: We hereby give
came forwaTd ana make payment; ana all
ssFsons having claims against the same VIII
okeeent thsEa, daily authenticated W1bnin
the time prescribed by law or 1e Heno VIII
PHILIP and I. b TgGsLE, Executors.
Memphis, June u, L9l. tels KS ~
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REMOVAL.
RIDGOOD, KELLY & CO.,
-Jobbers snd Retailers In
Domestic, Foreign and Canned Fruits
CONNECTIONS
CHOICE FAMILY SUPPLIES, gTc.,
Have removed to-
No 224 saln St, Asmphis, Tenn
CHANGERY SALE
Or.
REAL IaTAEE
cry SALE

No. E5Q, N. R-Ffrst Chancsry Canrr OF stsl.
By county, Tenn -Lsopole Goslsl 81 al. "a.
Adolph Hecble ct al.
D. 7irIus OF an int~erlocutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause. June IA
1871. VIII sell, at Dnblic auction. &c fhe high.
est bidder, in mont OF tbs CLERK ana MaEtsra
ONCE, GreeElsW Block, second street, IN the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01
=. ". SNEED,
JAMES e. BEA5LEY,
los s SIXTH.

= JOHN BROWN, Register for Shelby
Is county, Tennessee, do hereby certify
that the foregoing are the terms or a part
ship, fled in my office for registration, duly
acknowledged by the parties thereto, to-
getner Win the amaEylt OF ne seneral
The publication OF the same in the Memphis
Appeal, during the period Of six weeks SIS
signed by Law.
witness, ray hand ard seal this the sd day
OF May 1871. JOHN SHOWN, Register.
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Virginia Military instituted
EexanEton. Va.

\ re- Applications for admission as cadets
should at oace be made BY those VINO desire
the privileges OF this Institution. The num-
Der OF vacancies being limited, application
should Do made without delay. Cadets ara
admitted al this time.
jeZu FRANCIS H. Smith. supt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01

sequence On Youthful s. diseretiQns.
RT This medicine has been used in our prac-
tee for many wears, end with thousands
treated, it las not fai.edin q single instance.
sB Zach package Of Vegetable Cure is
wrapped in ultramariDe bluepapar, printedin
goldletter Al dcontains one bottle filed with
Sugar-coated Pills, and one vial Of indicated
Powders, sufficient to make one-hah pint OF
injection and one Syringe.
ErPriee s., per package sold by Druggists,
or sent by mail on receipt Of $3.50
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01
LEGAL NOTICES
~C0PAaTAERsHlP NOTICE.

THIS agreement OF Copartnershlp, made
and entered int this the zth day of
April, 1871, Oy and between Josseh s. smith,
of the city OF Railway, New Jersey, James
". Snesd and James &. BeSsley, ofthe city OF
Memphis, wftnesse,h, That the said parties
have formed q co-pastaershfp under the
nsme and style of Eneed & Bsasley for the
purpose of manufacturing and selling CLOTH
Ing, and the sale of such other articles
as Is connected with the business of q ready
made clothing and furnishing store. The
general partners IL the arm are James W.
Sneed and lanes e. Beasley, of Memphis,
Tennessee. The special partner IS 'JIseph :.
Smith, OF Railway, N. J. The special part
ner, Joseph s. smith, invests as capita stock
in said drrn the sum Of nftsen thousand dol
lars. The general partners invest as capital
in said firm the sum OF ten Thousand
dollars each. The partnership is to continue
for three years and ends On the 18th day OF
April, 1873.
J. v. SNEED,
JAMES E. REASLEY,
WnE q CrFrrU
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REMONAL.
PRICES OF THE
MASON & nAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.


HAVING vastly increased their facilities
IL for manufscture, the Mason and Hami1n
Organ Company are now enabled to offer
their well known Organs, which are the ac-
knoWledged standsrd 81 sxeellence among
Instruments OF the Glass, at prices Of inferior
work, They print their lowest prices, which
arr, therefore,, alike to all, inVariabIe. The
following are Illustrations:
Four-OCtave $50
The same, Double Beed-.--------~.-.-..,.. 50
Five-Ootave Organs with 1remulhnt,
Carved and Ornam6ntec,- ~...-....-..-. 100
same, Double Reed, With Five Stops, 125
otner styles, mp O...--.--..---...--.. 1000
Aliin solid Black WALNUT. All the Organs
made by this. Company ere thoroughly hrst-
class IN every respect they viii hotmake
the sO-cslled cheap OTgaasa al any price. The
comparative sup riorityof their Instruments
is now greater thsn, ever before, as every
competent Judge who wal carefully examine
and CON pare must perostv8.
Illn stfRted Catalogues, with Wood Cufs
from photographs ofths different styles, full
Information and loWess prices; also, Testi-
moniel Circular Win be- sent free to any adj
dress.
MASON q HkALlK ORGAN co.
WaFsrsons, 5a6 Broadway, Raw Tsrk.
ny6
~srar sarrrCaRnu ~uhaanMmuEC
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BITTERS.

Are Endorsed and prescribed by more lead
Ing Physicians b any ether tonic or slim
ulant now in use. They are A SURE PRE-
VENTIVE for Fever and Ague,I ntermlttents,
Bil~iolsnsss, and all disorders arising from
hiaslnRtio causes. They are highly recon-
mended as an ant~i-dyspsptic, and IN cases OF
Indigestion are Invaluable as an Appetizer
and Hecupersnt, and in cases of General De.
bility they ave never IN a single instance
failed in producing the most happy results.
They are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FE-
MALES, Strengthening the body, tnvigOrst-
ing the mind, and giving tone and elasticity
TO thu whole system. The BONE BLFrERS
are compounded with the greatest care, and
no Tonic StimuIant has ever been offered TO
the public 80 PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
and &c the same time combining so many
agents, Endorsed by themeoical fra
teraity as the east known 70 the PEarmaco-
poaia. II costs little TO give them 6 fair trlal,
and
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NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS., ETC.-HeWs-
paper BeaIers, Express Agents, Country Aer-
chants. PoELmaSters, Depot Agents. and any
riends Of Che MEMPHIS APPEAL who
VIII do so, are requesttdrto procure regular
subscribers, remiganz To N the amount. les
ten per cent, or 6ye per cent for clubs, asto
services: or, If preferred, arrangements Tor 8
compensation WI be made.
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The Msmphis Appeal
A POLITICAL, NEWS,
AND C0AMERGIAL JOURNAL,
subscrIpNOn PrIee eraatIy Reduoed

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CLUBBING RATE8-ATo clubs OF two or
more subscribers We will send our Mammoth
weekly, the largest PAPER "a theECuth-&K5
tnches-for cne year, each, 81 20 club 0
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