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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-17

Small sums can be proftably invested
in Railroad Bonds. Write to CHARLES
W. HAssLER, No. Wall St, n. Y.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-17
OLIVER DITSoN g. CO., Boston.
cnAs. DITsoN& CO, NewYork.

On f BOTTLE rarrdnt-
4 he only perfect cure for al
inds NJ PILES. Also ticO ~ fire
0,t'es In The uOra forms NJ LEp-
Rosy, SCROFULA, Ca GER,
SALT RHEUM, CATARRH.
RHEUNA1ISM. and al disedses
,fhe SKIN and BLOOD. En-
'ire,y V,getrb> In case OF fail
ire phase send and take back
:our money. No failure for Il
years. Sold everywhere. 81
Dfgreut ciIres.
IhurII, rho,,,;st posfop
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-17

Druggists and Gen. Agts.. San Francisco, CAL, d
cor. OF Washington and Charlton Sts., NY.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12
THE WEATB Ek.

NAk DhrAkThENr,CJ1ce ChteI SJgr6I Oecer,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Oct. II 1872, ii Am (
SYNOPSIS FOB PAST TwErTF-poUk gouRs =
Tie barometer has fallen decidedly on the upper
lakes and in a less degree on the lower lakes
with cloudy weather and southerly to westerly
winds, and northerly to westerly in northern
hinnesota Continued sOutherlv TO westerly
winds, partly cloudy and fOggy weather in the
Mississippi and Ohio valleys In the south At
laDtlc and Gulf states. nOrthery to easterIy
winds and partly clOudy weather Over New
England and the middle states northerIy to
westerly winds, high barometers and generally
clear weather.
PRoBA BILITIEs-The aerial depression on
the upper lakes, be prOpagsted eastward the
soulhwesterty winds veeriDg to northerly and
westerly, with cloudy and clearing weather, but
occasional light rain. On the lower lakes and
thence to West Virginia, southerly to westerly
winds. Warmer and cloudy weather, with light
rain, tonight. In the middle states winds
veerng TO southerly to-day, with increasing
temperature, diminishing pressure and partly
cloudy weather Tonight. For New England.
clear, cool weather and pOrtherly winds, veering
to southerly by Sunday morning, and followed
by cloudy weather and rain. In the Gulf and
south Atlantic states, clear weather, rising
barometer, and northeriy to easterly Winds
Between the mid Mississippi and lower Ohio
valleys, southerly to westerly winds, veering to
northe-ly and westerly, with partly cloudy
weather This mornings telegra phic reports
are missing from the north and south Pacific
coasts. and the entire Missouri valley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

A SUeGrsfloN-Whyw will not some OF our
builders put mp in some convenient position a
studio building, with gallery and studio rooms
lighted properly for painting, and for the dis
play of pictures? A building of this kind salt
able for the use of artists would rent well, and
would at the came time be of real service to the
city, serving, as 1t would, to promote art here,
and afford citizens and visitors convenient &C.
cess to the studios. As IL is now, our artists are
scattered all over town, in such out Of the way
quarters az are available. and it is no easy mat
ter TO keep the run OF them, or to tell enquirers
where they may be found. Let us have a studio
building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

Government 00OUPlf10a.
Jay Cooke q Co. furnish the FOLLOWING
Markels TODAY.

BALTIMORE, Oct I2-yirsinis 6's, old, 80; do,
coupon 8, old, IS est Va O. is Va q, Consolidated
Gs do. r' gister, q, Al do. new IS bid TO day.
BALTIMORE. Get I2.-Cottou frmer: Low mid.
dIRs. Isl. Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
dull: VIII to choices, 81 95sS2; fair TO prime do ,
I. 15sS IS; choice 10 faacy amber, 81 ga 81 03:
good to prime Ied, 81 75sSi s.; common TO fair d %
81 teasl 70 C"rn quiet, 9 ock scarce: White
western, in Ell Va or, "a Oats frm and unchanged
bye quiet, IS. Provisions frmer. but not quota
lily higher, more IL QuiIy. PuTk dull and nominal
Slsh. Bulk meats unchanged; no sales and little
6feTlug. Bacon steady and unchsn sed: sugar
cured hams, 2l~22, Lard, 81 Western butter.
Choice roll scarce ard wanted, "a, whisky steady,
NEw YORK, Oct. u &C Id steady, I2zial2zf Gov
.rImenis Jul and It. aiy Virginia o. a. new 81 .
North Caiolinas ,5lA4 uew, l.; special tax, TO- Ex-
char sc long, 50 do. short, lO4z
NEw YORK, Oct 12.-FloUr auIet aud fun Wheat
Iu'et arc n N Corr dull ard unchanged.
LONDON, Oct Il. 30 . IN -Cyusois cIoted at 92ls
tor MOI ey. and Us. f6r account ,pds closed
loa! old ga 1861 927i; 10 sos, So, new fyes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

Ii has been thought possible in view OF the
POSITION taken by Mr.. Sumner in the Senate
upon the Alabama claims that he might have
fault to ind with the settlement made, but it
seems, by a late letter from London that he
holds that the arbitration at Geneva will
prove TO be landmark in the history of
International relationship, and that q new
principle Of mutual respect and amity
had been established, in that a nation is
required 10 have laws and to administer them,
not simply for itself, but with some reference TO
the rights Gifts neighbors. This is an import mt
steptowsrd something like international society
and II Is Of far more Importance than any ques.
ton OF money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

IHk WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
Al about the great Greeley beat in the elections
% TUESDAY; ofhcisl returns Of the District cleo
non; the death OF W. III. Seward; trial of Bar
hey wood Tor the murder Of Samuel NJ. Cheese
man, Improvements OF streets and avenues un-
ss, ,,, me board of public works; notes OF the
ponueal campaign; latest and best tales noe ms
s $500, ana society items; together with In,
s.ass Iocai news, Washington news and
Agricultural items, heSehold receipts
49, one dollar and half per annum, In
s1vsnee sngie copies Eve cents, In wrappers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

South Carolina Is the next of the October
states to hold an election, that event taking
place or Wednesday next. There is no demo.
cratic ticket in the field, but one wing OF the re-
publican party, dissatisfied with the regular
nominations, has nominated Reuben Tomlinson
for governor against +. j. Moses, the regular
candidate. and also fun ticket for state Off GERS
and for Congress in several districts. There
seems to lie no doubt, however, of the election
of Moses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

''Zeta" writes to the Baltimore Sun how
Pennsy lyanis was carried by fraud. 1t WAS
done by "a Washington colored man, who was
followed by conservative detectives until he
had vcted nine times, each time Disgusting HIM
self, and finally appearing in green spectacles
and a white neck-tie.' IL is curious how all
these frauds run IN the mines. There was the
Patriots nine hundred colored repeaters; and
here we have Zeta's eff cient frsnchiser, in
green spectacles and white neck-tie, voting just
nine times-no mere and no less. Very strange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

The Springfield Republican denies that the
liberal party has been beaten. and says that in
fact 1.-THE liberal party has not yet come into the
political world. IL is coming; no doubt about
that. But at present it is still in the germ"
We are afraid its nurses will find il has ssdied
a-lcruipg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

BY late dispatches from Indiana it would
seem to be settled that Hendricks is elected
governor by majority Of less than five hun
cred; that the legislature is republican, and
that the two republican congressmen-at-large
are elected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

The assortment Of goods which we are enabled to
offer you as well as the rem ksble cheapness and
excellent quality of the same Will strike You with
urpTise aBd though goods generally haye advanced.
We sill offer you
sour pair super steut British HsIf Hose for al
Three pair De ~ quality ditto for :
Eret pair Ladies Iron Frame Hose. 81
Three pair extra long Children Fsucy Hose 81
=, fonr par Gents superior quality German Linen
baIGkeTchiefs for 81
Three Ladies extra Axe Hemstitched Iii, en- Hand
kerchiefs for 81 1
Cne splendid French Corset. IS bones for 81
Beautiful Black Lace Fichu for 81
Hard oue set Lace Sleeves and Collar, 81
Splendid assortment OF tso and three button Kid
Uloyes In all colors, Of our own Importation at
Per pair.
Gents excellent Kid, Castor, and Dogskin Gloves
Ladies' MeriDO Vests. nice goods, at 81.
Ladits Garments, good quality, at 81.
Gent S Undershirts, Drawers, Su3penders, &C., al
81 each.
sutifu assortment Of Lace Tides, A. 8, 2 or one
for 81.
setts Of Table Mats, Knife Boxes, Swiss Carved
,,oc ds Fancy Flower pots, Vases, Gard Receivers
silver plated Spoons, Forks, Cups. astors Butter
Knives, setts Of Table Cutlery, Pocket knives
sazors, Russia Leather Wallets, and thousand
Real Whitby and Rubber Sets and Bracelets
Gbatelsipes nne Gilt and Turkish Jewelry, Fine
Our 70 GENT and our rs CENT DEPART.
MENTs in tie rear Of the store, contain beautiful
and varied assortment Of goods, all worth moro than
iEey are SOLO for ana ONLY one thing will puzzle GU
and that is how Silver berg manages to get them SO
low. Well, If you Will call he ten you all about it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

NSpk CHiShERiNG WILL PREAOH
~ sMu ABeATa MORNIN0 A. N a m .
IN the Il IHkkAN CHAPEL, corner il str Get
east a. 9 street south. CAPITOL Hill. rs
"CHn RCh OF rHk EPIPHAGY, REV
~ SLsuR y WATKINS, rector-nivipe ser
vices TO MORROW, ~ II Q. m and 40 = N
cuepeers Will be prov tdsd With soats II
ShhfRAL PResBYrRRIIN CHURCa.
SeinmoiA Lay Building. SAB street, bet veen
gasd Z .treets by. J. A. KAN viii Sreseh
eAbBAIH MObkIN6 at II o'clock seats free. Il
@IHE COkHzk STONE Of the New Ninth
~ street - Cnnrsh, corner 9th and slreets
VII b lad on fUnepAI: Oct issh, st I o'ciocS D
u. The slosusnt divine Rev. faoNxs 0xuSp' b
p, Of Baltimore. will o0ciate. oeia :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12
MY FOE.
JUAN BOYLE 4 CO.,

MI " " Z.
JUAN BOYLE q CO.,
REAL ESTATE KERs,
No. 7l3 Fu1kKNrH STREET, PLANS BUILDING.
FOB SALE
a a., hAhDsohELY FURNISHED HOUSE on
he '1 sns sass WIN az
anc long time on balance.
s.li q The depot, within thirty minutes Of Wass-
Ai:S. eng y sso hundred .cre., on tn. same ro.d
sDc SANE distance from depot, improved By House,
six LOTS near CsDitol. fronting on New jersey
Sat Il ss on.
mile above 9eofsGsoCynns
streets. With ever, modern Improvement, long tins
gsE :. s:ss. :ss
Several L0Is o. 3 ,tsset, bet a and Sd 81.
Esss q q e. e,
Two handsome n a9Hsks I g ; e street.
!, s :sg; 2 from siss . sss .. ,'-' ..'.'.
Eol sALP-1I1TI I10TI0N y 1s015, -.
.e'' ''' '.a'ii III 81 iiss aI All, BELL.
o:,.nS.s hsskss. sss.~ nasaasAsssf. , ssSH
TO ruHsIFDl. 2lAIIRs. oAslsIf.
as - ARD All n WANT OF
,ORNAA1E3AL WOOD 0ABVIHG,
BaStrg tbs assnsy Sor the Astihciea Wood Orna.
merit GO; A To- esspar ID 10 furnish
bEpsIEAD ORR AaEMr0, E.rA
rs PAuEL ORHAnENr6, ..a
: BUREAU hBACKEf0, . -...-.s
nOsE1THs, rDUif OhNAMBMfs, &C., Sc. :,
Of the most dessns a enc tenth the ca q
e:.yns: Cal and examine stock end Ifiess.
sois ss.oey fOr s ,S. ne ns sss 3Hs. H &osk.
-, a. -. - ! -, ,,.sERPy ooLAAN,l
puals.r,, p.,.. a. 49, "a - ssfsSss = W.
hes, Brackets, &c ,st Low price,. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12
OSOl ACRES OF LAND AT PRIVATE SALE
%cc4 Ii MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYIARn


a. ne subscriber intending to discontinue farming
Oilers at private safe his FARM in Mont . .
is, naeT T county Nd, the residence Of the
ceres at private sale This YARN Is located on ihe
turnpike leading from Rockville 10 Georgetown, D.
v, and the Wsshingtsn and Point Of Rocks railroad
w II SneIs rare inducennent to any gentleman IN
Warrington, b. c., desiring to purchase q country
residence, being only distant IL miles by rail from
Tie seat OF government and can be reached within
naII an hour. 1t Is about miles southeast from
bockNllle. The improvements consist of q commo-
iIous and comfortable dwelling, large barn. corn
house, granary, good stablinR, ice house. meet
mouse, servants house In ard. hen house, pump Of
COCO waller IN the yard, = never falling sprins Of
me water near the house with dairy.
There are also hDe orchards in bearing, Of apples
peaches, pears and cherries. The land is in q good
state OF cutivat producing good crops wheat,
corn, rye, oats, grass. &c. large proportion being
now well set in srass. The location IL healthy and
convenient TO churches, schools and mills
ANY person desiring TO purchase the above prop
son, Attorneys In Rockville, Md ,or Messrs. Dodge
perpenie, l42! = street, Washinstop, ID. O.,
either OF whom will give the price and OF sale
LUCIUS b. FINCH.
G0OD PASTURAGE FOB 90 HEAD OF
~ bOEsks Any person desiring 70 pasture
norees can be accommodated by calling at the resi-.
deEce OF the late Leroy W. Finch, miles southeast
o. hoekfile; Price per horse ~ per week.
sugSs II L. r. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12
rs NOV L d.
DR.. W. HI. BARRETT.
pENTIST,
Has Removed to o. lAo2 z street N. W.. corner
I4th street es-tf

Has Removed to o.. lAoa street N. W.. corner
IAth street estf
THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That thu subscr her
i has Oh tanned from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trct Of Columbia. holding Special Term, letters OF
b, CLAYTON, late Of Washiagton county. d c.,
deeeaseo. All persons having elaine against the
SAID feeeased are hereby warned TO ex hibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, To the subscriber,
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit Of the
setd estate. Given under my hand this l4h day
o. oe esi.f ST. ia' THO idn aissians
TRIs 10 70 GIVE ROTOR, fhat the sl6scrf1er
a has o6tehed from the 0uDre0e Court Of the Dis
On &c :s.. I q lila
ACTON, late Of wsshinstol county, d. c., ds
ceased All persona having claims Against the lid
ass s Are hereby warned g exhibit the sane,
before the issh day Of october next: they my
otherwise By nv be excluded from ell benefit Of the
oe oe,se isa. THOMAS A. eIoHARDe,
G
The Ccpartner.hip heretofore existing bstvesu
Ixssos Ha e: s sss e S:::, :eS
firm. and the business viii be Continue hy Ue
LAAeOh. Who assumes oil liabilities Of, and n
alone authorized to receive and recsipt Tor s,y
moneys due, the late firm.
ia LAWSON,
w..h,nsson. D. O, Oct. 10. isli. ocii,x.
CALCINID Plastic AND CEMBNf II sm
- exp eupe daily cargo Of Cslcipsd Plaster "a
socenSsle r.msnt, which will b sold low. HurSy
ocSo u 033 Louisiaaa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrt-
District Of Oolumess, holding special Term letters
t.stansnrsry on the personal eslAis Of BKSEDICr
aeoeassd All esrsons having claims against
tbe sao oecessse are hereby vAxned 90 exhibit the
90 or before the sh day Of vcso5er next: they may
W. ~ ieu % excinAe1 Iron ell benefit Of the
ssso estese 01ven uD6eg ny baud this oh dsv Of
ostoeel, ae1 Eliza IN aUrcHINS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

nT1MP. o: OF X. M.-The regular quarterly
hS Communication Of the GREAT CuUNCIL
VIII be held IN Saint Tammany wig, on the II n
sleep, traN cling moor, u. ). ID. SCI, at the 8h
run. p. :. and Representatives. are fraterusIiy
requested to attend. JAS. Z. DEMENT,,
IL G q. of Records.
~ IHERE WILL BE a MEETING Of the
= HOCLs bid At Frsnklin school Building, on
TUESDAY EVENING, 0ctob 7 10, at 80 D H.
cell lChron Rep &Patl s. cretery.
ISMASnNIC A resumed convoCation Of
NY LAFAIETIE CHAPTER, No ) will be
ned on SAT EBAY ENEN1NG, Octob IL at !
3occs, = IL Il \. tsons in good standing are
ociI-2t JOHN EDWIN MASON. scc,v.
THE NEW YORK REPUBLICAN AsSO.
~ CITATION will meet at Clsrk.'s Hall, on
tebnsy lysnia ayepne, between AZ and 6:b streets
On SATURDAY EVENING, October ~, al 7:si
Cictk full and puDctnAl attendance is ex pected
s,,., A III. CLAPP, President
y. cfhA9OE, SecIetary pro tenn. ocll 2t
H@ SC6OFULA Is THE DREAD DTaFAsE
~ Whleh annually sweeps its Thousands 10 the
grave II makes its appearance in many for rs. in
I. nsumpiiop: GlsLdulsr sweilngs, Rheum .tism
WHICH females are troubled, &c Perhaps no one 1,
wholly fro e from its faint The only way IN can he
successfully treated Is through the medinm of the
Gu cuistlon. IL IL blood disease. Dr. TUFTS Sar
sabarilla ard Queens Delight possesses the ausii-
Ie- 70 eIPel from the stem and restere perfect
health Being free from violent miDeraIs, II may
be iakt with safety by old and young The most
delicate female may take it At any Time.
liz your child has worms, or a bad breath or sal.
or general bad health give it DR. TUFTS Liver Pills
Ii Will soon be restored. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12
EOTICE To TAXPAYERs

COLLECTOR q OFFlCE, COLUMBIA BUILDINGs,l
foW and-n half St,ea N w.
WASHINGTON, october lat, 1872 \
In consequence Of not having rec.ive ed = ne Whole
=. we tax list and for the purpose Of
ui quai privileges to all taxpayers, hereby
De M De from taxes PAID rs follows:
W. Bon that part OF the Alphabetical tax list OF
With either Of the letters to B, both inclusive
az Al upon the tar list Of Georgetown, until October
Upcn that part OF said tax list Of Washington CITY,
comprising he nam commencing with either of the
letters to H. both inclusive ard upon the tag list OF
sive -' AA~AN
The last quarter Of the tax list Of Washington
city g TO ~ will probably be completed and fur.
ulsned THIS ONCE on or about the 18th inst.
so. VIM. n. SLATER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12
. ROsADALIsI ROsADALIs j

W. % Oontctor OF Ia1es district Z tlumbia.
NJ ROsADALIsl ROSADALIsI
BoiIs. Carbuneles, Er uptions, and Pimples on the
lace, salowness OF the Complexion, General Debil-
Ry are RpfonShs abou, BY an impure state Of the
cure for this class Of diseases.
wILsoN, y. o., May ll.h
hereby certify that during the summer and fall
Of 1850 4 was severely afflicted with Carbuncles-
and twelve ordinary bOils. suffered SO much from
time for several months Being induced ts try the
o. ore be,tie Of that truly valuable medicine.
oc9 eoot w. A. DARDEs, Sr.
~ M. o. A
AZ CORNER 9rH AND d STREETS
Mondsy evening. October Tth with Bible ResS ing
by Mrs u: W Smith. OF PhiiadeIphia ''''
SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES in Lin
csln Hall. Short addresses at $50, on Christi An
stBBATH EVENING SERVICES for the mass.
es. also 10 Lincoln Hall, at O'Clock.
FREH BEADING bO0M.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Terms 50.
, Young Men are especially invited to use the priv
~ Dk; a. PRATT. Graduate OF Onio College
. and 3, few doors south OF Odd Follows Hall.
Sstersts r. A. Rscon and Rev W 3 Evans mis-
m. FkOM tn 4 EARLIEST AGES
~ 20 the present day, scrofula has been the
sn' and as we're the curse OF mankind So ter,
the world history that person known be infect
ed with II would not be allowed to mix with society
Happily In our day the disease is stripped of its ter
TOT d. the nse OF the SANARITAN's RoOT AND HERE
SgLeEs. and the victim Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores
Pimples Blotcbes. letters, &c, can be restored 10
EooT AND HEB JGiCEs, sl.s Der bottle
Sold b. 5. G. FORD, ll0s Pa ave- and 6y Drug
ssst,: DESMOND 90 Proprietor, 81 Race st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

=. Dsssiss q ocIonsis. ss'dI5s = ssss,:ll
s.,sis Of RioHaRD G. cRoGaos, l.ts Of
Msskl.gton county, D. c. 5000 ~. AL IL sT,
warned 20 exhfbif the sle 70 the subscribsr on or
before TIE "a day q QesSSsr nsIt thsx nay otnss
esssss Owen under M hapd hi. p day q Oct ssr'
ocavsss Exeeutrtx,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-05

DATrLE HOUSE.-HAvING PURCHAS-
ID ed the lease OF this popular and delightfully."-
located Hotel, would slyto my friends and the
public generally that il viii be kept as a first
claSs house. The table viii be supplied with all
the delcacies that this and other msrkets afford.
Il location is central, and on the leading thor
OuEhtere o. the city. The proprietor hopes to
cling public, promising that one and ell shall be
made TO feel at home. Rates moderate.
noy5 i'm N. 3. MINBOURN, Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-05
THAT "LRYAI.,, RuGARnO

The Nashville Banner calls attention in
desperate double-leads, to uttersnces Of the
Cincinnati Commercial concerning the eff.
feet of the Tennessee canvass in the North.
We showed at the time how the Commercial
was itself merely quoting the Banner. But
the Commercial has since forgotten its Dor
rowed Banner thunder, and says in its is
sue Of the 29sh:
"There are symptoms ola sharp struggle
in Ohio on Tuesday next. Tho Liberals
will be at the polls, every man Of them"
Again, on the Both, it says:
"There are enough independent Repub-
licans weary Of Grant, to.defeat him, prOvi-
ded the Democrats will vote with them"
There you have it. The loyal bugaboo
is exploded by its inventor. "The Libe-
rails will be at the polls, every man of
them" Not one Of them "driven to
Grant" Not one of them labOring ''under
a deep conviction that the time is not
ripe" etc. Notwithstanding all the studied
misconstruction of this Tennessee struggle
for local self government, the Commercial
says "there are enough Republicans weary
of Grant, to defeat him." The CONNER
cidL is evidently speaking its own senti-
ments now, Independent" of the Banner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-05
B. F. C.-BoUND FOR CoNGREss.
THE FENANCIAL VIEW.

II, through Democratic discussions to-
dag and multiplicity of independents"
majority of Radicals should slip into the
Legislature, what would be the effect on
our credit, on our State bonds, on our
business interests, on our real estate?
Would men bring their capital or energies
here, TO grind grist for another brood of
Brownlowism? Would immigrants come
to clear up our lands-and pay taxes for
Radical extravaganza and corruption?
Would mechanics and skilled lab or be invit-
ed here by the cloud that would again low.
eT over all our interests? Let the lesson of
the past suffice.
Again, if there should be a notable in
crease Of Radicals in our Legislature, would
not men Of means and enterprise take
alarm? Would they not doubt the stability
Of our people? Would they not say, This
is not a Radical Legislature, but the next
one may be, and it will not do to invest
here?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-05
THE EEGrss,aT1yE TICKET.

The combination of Radicals and disor-
ganizers in Shelby county got out mixed
ticket with the names Of John Overton, Jr.,
and A. B. Haynes upon it. These tive gen.
tlemen were part of the regularly nomi-
mated Democratic ticket. As soon as they
learned that their names were upon this
half Radical, half disorganizers ticket, they
published card in the appeal saying:
ave had no agency in getting up the
ticket referred to; it was not done az our
solicitation. We lcere nominated as Dem
ocrats and are the candidates Of the party
,oItich nominated as. Those who
vote for us will do SO with the full knowl-
edge that zoe are Democrats and candidates
of that party"
What do these Nashville independents"
who are running on the Radical ticket,
backed by Radical recommendation have
to say to such straightforward manliness
as we find in these declarations of Memphis
Democrats? Messrs Hamilton, Jeup and
Lindsey, you are in bad company. If you
do not know the fate of ''poor Tray" we
fear you are incompetent to represent the
people of Davidson.