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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-15
THE TURF.
The New Orleans Races Resumed
Bell Buckle, VesaVius and Village
Blacksmith Winners.

Bell Buckle, VesaVius and Village
Blacksmith Winners.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 14.-LouisiaGa
Jockey Club-Second day.-First race,
sweepstakes for three-year-olds, $50 en-
trance, play or pay, $500 added; eight NOM
nations, two started; mile heats.
Florence
Bell Buckle, ................Z /
Time, 2:0la, 1893, POO.
The first heat was won by halt length,
and the others by three lengths. After the
first beat.bettiDg was 500 to SIS on Flor
ence. After the second heat, 800 to $l5
on Bell Buckle.
Second race, two miles, for all ages;
Club purse $500; eleven entries. After
three false Starts the horses got off well tG-
gether, Pilgrim leading. Won by Vesuvius,
Pilgrim second, Repeater third, Bel
Buckle, Flora McViCker, Mary Louise, Viii
lie jerks, Res less, Regulator, Fannie Al.
and Sir Rufus trailing. Time 400; first
mile l:595. In the pools Fannie ii. sold
for $lOO, Pilgrim $50, McVicker and Louise
S35, Repeater SIT, and the field $50, includ-
ing the winner.
Third race, nile heats, in 5, all ages
club purse of $1,200:
Village Blacksmith. .......... l l
Nick Baker ................. 2 .
Frogtowu.,. dis
John Mcdonald. .......,.. 4dis
Flora McIver. ........... dis
Tom COrbett. .................d dis
Time, 1873, l:J6, 1856.
The first heat was won by half a length;
the others by length. In the pools Frog
town sold for $3.50; Village Blacksmith
$50; Nick Baker SO; the field S45. The
weather was fine; the track little heavy.
Attendance light.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-15
NEW YORK.
Radical Civil Service Reform.
LOCO Mail Bags Stolen in Six Weeks

Loco Mail Bags Stolen in Six Weeks.
The Commercial Correspondence Of q
Continent at the Mercy Of Thieves.
NEW YORK, Dec. IA special agent
of the Postal Department has arrested five
men named Elliott, Tanner, Klopskey,
Poden and Cohen, charged with having
stolen since October about one Thousand
mail bags from the postofice in this city.
Two others also will be arrested.
The Victims eff Fifth Avenue.
The bodies Of eight persons were taken
to the church Of st. Francis Xavier. The
bodies were placed in walnut collins but
bore no inscriptions. The remains were
removed 70 Calvary cemetery for interment.
BesgarIy OsteatatiOh
The propr.etUr5 Of the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel publ shed a card, saying they will bear
all the costs of the funeral of victims OF the
late fire, ana viii reimburse the relatives Of
the girls for the expenses they have incur
red.
The Immigrant EIe phant.
Some of the lately arrived Italian emf
grants appeared on Broadway to-day and
presented a most miserable spectacle. They
are almost destitute of clothing and look
starved. The city authorities are SO me-
what alarmed at the arrival Of SO many Of
them, and it is hoped the officials st Wash
ington viii take steps to prevent further in-
migration of such 3 nature. The Italian
counsplDf this city, states that all Of them
have passports Of their government. There
are no brigands among them.
LATER About one hundred more Ilal-
ians arrived to-day from the same section
as that from which the others have come.
FORESTS VIII.
a friend of the late Edwin Forrest says
that he left all of his estate for the purpose
of founding an Actors Home in Philadel
phia.
It is understood that the Stokes trial will
come off Wednesday next.
John Miller was killed and Michael
Gorskie fatally injured in jersey City to-
day by the careless backing Of train while
they were at work repairing a car.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-15

-"Max Adeler" discusses the power Of
music: We have seen in one of the papers
an article upon 'The Power Of Mute In
which the writer describes how, when he
would play his flute st his parlor window,
toad would come out from under the
front step and appear TO drink in the deli
cious melody with an air of rapturous ex-
ultatioD. This must be the man who lived
across the street from US. We have Goticed
several times that toad came cut and sat on
the step when the man began to ply the
flute; but we always thought it was for
the purpose Of ascertaining what sort of an
idiot it was making such horrible racket
il peaceful neighborhood. Sure enough,
day b fore yesterday, when the playing be-
gan, out came the toad, unable to stand it
any longer. He had another toad with him,
and they went and got the lid of an old
backing box, and fixed a,string to it, and
packed into ii their little store Of dead flies
aud things, and three or four small toads,
and all their domestic comforts, and hitch
ed on to that string and began to move
down the street in search of new resi-
denee. Yes, animals have an appreciation
of music, and, knowing that fsct, we have
often wondered how this toad stood it so
close to that man with the flute.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-15
THE CITY.
Arrested ON suspicion.

Last night about Z O'Clock the police ar
rested John Jones, for the alleged charge of
peddliDg without license. It seems that the
accused had sold one or more overcoats,
the ownership of which the polics suthori-
ties do not think he is legally entitled to.
He was placed ia the Workhouse and will
haYa hearing to.morroW.
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kLMPHIS.
Railroad b. dee Rnrned.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 1.-the bridge across
the Yalabusha river at Granada, Miss, built
jointly by the Mississippi and Tennessee
and the Mississippi Central railroads was
burned at five this afternoon, by sparks
from an engine. 1t will require several
weeks to rebuild it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-15
,,esuIt oga NswsreDer EIbgI sutt,

EVANSVILLE, IND, Dec. 1.-the libel
suit of Dr.. VIM. Harvey, against the pub
fishers of the Democrat aud Courier of this
city, after three days of trial, resulted in a
verdict for the defendant. The Jury re-
manned out until O'Clock this morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-15

The man who sat up all night weighing a
ton Of coal with pair of steeiyards, and by
the pailfui, TO see That he had received full
weight, thought he was ahead a few pounds,
until he remembered that he had not de-
Quoted the weight of the pail.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-15
4 Railroad Gh0uI.

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 14.-Blakslee
who recently attempted to wreck the New
York and Boston Express train near Wind
sor Locks, has been sentenced to imprison-
ment for ten years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-15

NEW YORK, Dec, l4.-At Lexington, n.
c., yesterday, Thomas johnson, a negro,
was hanged for the preparation Of horri-
bic outrage on an aged white lady.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-15

WASHINGTON, Dec. I4.-The House was
in committee Of the whole to-day for de-
bate only. Mr.. Snapp, of Illinois, made
speech denouncing the civil service system.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-15
CONGRESSIONAL.
HOISE.

THE Senate on Friday adjourned over
till Monday.J
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-15

Ought strong boy to be paid weekly
salary9
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-15

COTTON is steady in New York at
195c for niddling.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-15

GOLD touched 1923 IN New York yes
terday, closing al 11246112b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
polDttseritbt

S'Neiu Der Berautuns be6 @brm.
Cannon alias Conner peer Conner alias
Cannon an9efla9t, paro auf fol9enpeS
betmpoItieirtdter e%tn9eloufeae5 eleeramm
bon Sbtrif Sdefe: in De6muine6 aber>
mails entlofen:
~6err Cannon piu ni6t Hagen. 8itte
lenoen @ie, mas i'm 3ufommt an metue
Nore0e."
6ofentli@ 9eldiebt bies. unb fommt
oamit ptele e>p,0e uno lebr lonoerbare
@el&l@te eno!i& cur &ube.
Mun1on. Der tn@rummeY's Spie1z
b6Qe 8efeblene, bat basIibm 8efoblens
uno Don benz poli3ei@ef miebererlan9ts
@elo wteoer betommen, unb 3par in
mebreren Staten.
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An oa6 NubNfum.

Wtr mimic den IS rpbl reri tanren III
ieben> rob pas 9robe @aten @otcert> mel
DIES first. Yeter auf ben so. Mai 1873
a~u9etunci9t it, pplltip an benz Aenann>
ten Sage ftattilnren uno feline Gerl1ie~
bun9, lei e5 aus we(dem 0runbe INNER
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men, 70 babeu mir ale n5tti9en @rranacz
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uno> pamit ntat ieben mIse. cab
mir Stiles auSflbren, mas mir
ansefunoi9t baben> 70 1T cine llebertre:
aun9Surfunoe Yon uns aus8eiteut nor
ben, welde BET III cer Nn;ei9e %9enannten
@ertbetlun9s Committee oas 5aus rnp
Die BARN beSetdneten Staotlctten fiber
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tbum rur9 cine quite au5reihenoe llr@
tunoe an ciepartcien su lbertra9en> wel<
dc bel rem 9%enonnten Concert Ypn be7
COMMITTEE tlr raSu beredti9t erfldrt
weroen. @enannte llrtunee purce ben,
N6tb. Wm. Sdimnel ibtrtra9en, lei
benz jerer> Der wunldt Ginlldt ranp,1
nebmen fam. Wir BADEN unS auf bas
unternebmen ni6t ein9eluNen, UNI uniere
Na9tarn gu tetriaen uoer pas publi@
fun III bei6winoeln, Bir::beabf9ti9en>
Elm le9itimes @elddft barou6 gu MAIDEN,
uno remjuicl9e miro jeosr ebtlib uno &C.
redt bsbanoelt werren. Bir 1eBen unisy
Wort gum pfanpe> bab ale5 9enau Der
&n5e}9e 9emdb au69efGbrt uno oa6 Con-
cert an Dem %eenannten Srt uno ;u Der
9enannten 3eit ftattfnoen miro, 9leidpie.
was ~&beumatiSmu6" ~N9enten inter
l9leife" ODER uxnperfauf te Tifet6" raos>
gen baben }aQten.
Sb. Gtelser.
marsaretba StelJer.
st. peter 5. Dec. 1872.
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&tattrat1esD erbAuoluneen.

Dtenfa83. Dec. 49, 8ht19uft
6. 81. 5owe's, pel6er UNI G%rlaubnib
na&lu@t auf 3pet @suate 5ols ubne
2icenjsablune ~serfaufen III elrfsn miro
auf ben Slid eeltet. Otto Bittl6rift
Der uTrout<8 root>6 oie g." UNI Mn>
feQuns BON s. 9. @olter als Bubrmann
BET GprtBe SO. 4, $. st. me@rapY als
Gubrmant1 am S9lau@wagen.
Glib. &rieser uirb beauftru9t BE
Stapt ct. paul bti Der am II. Dec. In
81. Souls fattFneenben nationalen
9anbelsfonrertion ;u reprdienttren.
p.tition Der Mnpobner Der @epartrabe
I'm AnnuQtrune oes alten @fe0ment uno
Gntmurf zines aeuen miro enAlpermdnz
ner1 ber 3wetten Baro uno osm @taot>
an>palt aur 8eeuta@tun9 lbereeben.
Die Santtdtscummtlfuu bert@tet 40
Toee6fdae fit S%ergaAgenen Monat.
Nad Dem @umptrouerberi&t maren
bic @ebalte Der poli3et fir Nuoemter :
$2,094.30., Der 9taptbeamten $685.
or, Boa1b Of .. Werts 1929 68.
Saeob $ ed erbdlt 1913 surlders
ltattet, Die ct an ApuptateuSeblbren fit
Die @taot erle8t.
Alr. MurraY's Autras> $4,000 fir
Die bette 3.i6nun9 fit Elm reues Court
baus unD $1,000 fir BE nd4f bette
ous3uleben, Miro elmer Committee 3rr
Beridterfattuns I%berwtefen.
Gin Mntraa, bic pa7ase 1ber bic
Bride Don, IL. &pril alb far frtt ;u e.
fIdren, piro etenfaus elmer @pt3taleem>
mtttee 1berwteitu.
Der 4ntrao BEN @bef be8 Geuerz
Departments $1,000 @ebalt 3u bewilz
ltsen, fdut.
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Die electorate m en-

Die Glettoral< \, IN
ab8abe. @efern, am Witt>
nod, a. De3ember traten bic errpdblten
Gleftoren uni eres Staatt6 I'm Capitol
3u{ammen uno oraaui1rten f6 ols@oue>
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hen. 9err W m. q. Mar1ball
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untersei&nete pas Gouesihm feI9ences
YrptpfoQ:
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st. Yeter 5. Dec. 1872.

- 6err 6ermannG rott> Dor
Der Ct paul unb poctftc :
Babn 1T BON {etner @el6dfi6tour mad
europa ;uridaefebrt. 5err Grott beri@z
tet> pab CT in Besuo auf T5roerun9 bt6
SntereNe8 Der ct. paul IL. YacifczB abn
bel ben boQdncil ben Gapitalifeu ben
beiten Griol9 eebabt, ano rab fur nddRee
8rlbjobr bic ener9il@e Bteoeraufnabmc
per Nrbeiten 3u frparten. Sn Be3ue
ouf Die far unlern @taot ~ bofenbe
Gtnwaneerun9 bat 6err 8. oas Befe
oerbeibenpe Becba@tuneen eemadt.
- Mm lsBten 8r.itas entflbrte ein
Snoiptouum etn Sod oer Birma Nuer>
bad, Gtnd unc Sdefer 9eb5rtser S4s
fen aus @latsr's 6ufldmiere, bra9te
aber lpdter noQwidtisc Bepetle bet tob.
ct ben ~Nts9rtf" i'm anpetruntsneu
3utunee eema@t uuD worp eutlaf@
fen.
~ 60 6ns nod einiBe BON etn
(tbr biQi9tn DAWN. 3lsietr>@ ,sfen ~
boten tar breibie Geuts rte gayp, ptrtb
pas Doppelte, bel
.. q. SnserloQ H.. 60.
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te1s. Qebten Gonntas bate (i9 efn
lbeaterbeluder I'm ~&tbendum" etn9ee
funben Der pemeioenen& unfeenuB barurG
perer5Bern ~ mlNen ~slautte, oab er iet@
men &5ter gum Gbeilbaber pe0tlber
ma&te. go oft auf ber Bdbne ~ Ans
fang be6 Stldeis etwas BON belonrerm
effect Forging belize pas @ieb mir
meinen ben &6ter - in l9aurioer@e ile
uno 70 9roS tpar bic aQ9emetne Gntr1s
flung lber pte robe St6runs, baB Der
@orsans be6 5errn @mbere> pelder ben
6unref reuno 1ammt letnem %nierfuBteen
@eleul6afhr our 1b1re binau5 beelet>
tete, nur alS bic 8oufredune Der Bilz
lensmeinune oes publttums, tie f9 III
MISUNDERSTANDING u5inaue nit ibm!"
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fcnnte.
Dem mutbmidioen St6rer 1T leinNedt
sel&eben> uno bchen mir, pab er Ger erfe
uno leBte fem meroe, Der }i@ In cieler
@eiiewir wouen midi lasen an ber&unf,
aber an Der Cite uno oem On ltanp
per9ebt.
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ces persansenen Nopember 66 8erbaf>
tuneen ooreenommen, unp spor rpesen
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IA, rpesen Trunfenbeit "a, Irunfenbett
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beiablten ;ueictirte @elbfrafen I'M St.
lammtbetraee Don $473, wuroen an
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aus Der @taDt 9ebra@t unp II freisez
:lplo&en. ," <.~--
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tefeu 8arratb BON 8asbel ieher art.
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{ &C E s.
GubaIt be8 Ssnnta9Sz8 lattes Der
@tnnefota @taot8.3ettunQ.

moromiQ su Sage, Noreae BON g. .
SeYfrteo.
Die aelbene 5o@;eit ber f5n{9lt&en
SdaIer.
Dos ameritantl@e S9ulHRem.
5umorifti&es.
Das @onntaes : Blatt miro allen
Mbornenten pe6 @o1enblatte6; bic i'm
@craus be3ablt baben, ale prdu,ie 3u9e5
5anpt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12

StH'e wv ~" Yu"S y" Ns'''o""'sS IVY"
fertts.
- Die Minnslotazp ofpasen> @eu1<
panic III eenStbtst> in Golee Der Yft,bez
tranfbeit, Den pofpueenotenit an etniel>
nenS treden gang ttniufe1en> an anbern,
no es an8sbt> bic pferee pur& O@ltn ju
erleben.
- Ser Sacob @abr, 70 Yortbeilbaft
ais Brausr betannt> 1T jeBt i'm Betriebe
Der uNortb @tar Braueret" uno serei9t
es uns gum belonberen Sersnisen, ba6
@ebrdu Der Birma @abr u. So. III em<
pfeblen. Mue &enner loben es uno Dem
publifuua ratben.. wtr, probtrt es.
8eeen Gdl1&unstn 5oft.
-5enrY 5en9en6, Elm juneer,
II, lsBtsr 3eit in elmer bteftaen 9%anbasen<
tur als @lsrf anssatuter Miann, 1T wesen
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fit ben ct inter fali,ben @ormdneen bQ6
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6aft. 6eneens fol- aud nod ionftise
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fee, bsfano 69 auf Dem Da@e bss 2eb>
tern, uu, fir BAG &eseu neuer @&inbeln
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Tebltrttts fIr;te ct Dor,, BEN ,Da4e auf
bte Stroee uno erlitt auber elmer i&we<
rem @errenfuns wabri@etnli& ,tnen &uo<
@enbru&.
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perreu- Brtsft.
BartboH Btrntaro @duls 5ermaan
Vellin Wilbelm SbieNeu Yaul
Vuruw Terbinano Itl9ler 8
9ierben yeruaro uHmann Setnrt4
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6ater Migael @orner Sobanu
Narr 9einri& Meupler Rarl
Yroblt Deter Wpif Soicpb
Nebbol3 Suepi8 Wurn @onrao
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Das Briefportu mad DtuNdlanS oont 1. e
cember an it
tlebtr Bremen uesr6amtars 6 Gts., 3eitnneen
3 &ts.
ueter England I Gts., :3eituusen i Gts.
EB- 8eim Abbolen t<r Briefe bemerte man
ausbrIdli1 advertised" uub BEN Datum te7
2iee.
s. a. @beelod, poimeian.
6. 5ettrt6, beutl4er &Iert.
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Staat minnefpta.
Am @tbe Der Nt8ierun9.

Ct paul, 4. Dec 1872.
@ir bic Glettoren fir prdlibent unb @iee<prG.
1bent ber Ser. @taateu fur ben Staat @tnneiota,
baben uns in ct. Yaul> am SiBe ber @taotsre-
sitrung am erien Mittwp9 i'm DECEMBER q. ..
1872 neriammelt uuo bier uno III bieler Stunbe
uniere Sttmmen fur prdluent anb 8iee- prdlbent
abseeeben III 1etereiuft,mmun9 NIT ben Geieseu
Der Ser. @taaten unp tts @taa,es Minneiota,
unb mir ~beldetnieen biermit, ba6 bas Gol9enre
cine scnaue @opie Der pom uus abeeeebenenS tim<
r1tr III, nGrult9:
Sir prGfbent Der Ser. @taaten - uIy1fes
9. Grant BON SQircis erbielt flint @timu,en,
ldu1mtlide, bic abeeeeben tpurbtn.
Fir @iee -prdloent Der Ser. @taoteu - 6enrs
Wtisn son Na0a&ulttts erbtelt fiuf @timuaen,
ian,mtli9e bic abseeebeu.
Gar Bel&einisuns 81 les taber mir, bic &C.
nauntea Gleftortn. uniere Nanaen xnttr3eiGnet, 3u
ct. paul, AM 4ten DECEMBER, i'm SABRE uuitres
6erren, 1872.
@esei@uet
@il1iam 81. Warital.
Gbarle6 Rittlt1ou.
Gbarlts q. CT.
@arttn g. &banbler.
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amusing reading matter, original and Sc
lected Among the ANIMALS to appear with
the opening of the year, this viii be one of
the most useful, and may be had FOR the ask
ing. Ihcs proprietors, Nessrs- hostetter q
Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, on receipt of two
centtstamn win forward. a copy by mail to
an Y person who cannot procure one IN his
The Bitters are sold in every
'eit,. town and village, and are extensively
used througout the entire civilized world.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-01-20

THE prospectus of that great paper
the st. Louis Republican will be found
in our columns to day. 1t is one of the
oldest papers in the west, aud is conduct
ed with marked ability. ST. Louis is the
commercial centre of the Northwest and
in the Republican will always be found
full and reliable market reports. In
politics it is democratic, and its political
articles are able, conservative aud prac-
teal. It's news is an epitome Of events
transpiriug the world over; aud its cor
respondence extensive, and on all sub
jects. In short, the Republican, ranks
among the great papers of the country.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-01-20

Cotton in active demand and prices high
er, middling 2O3c. Corn 5Sa60c. Hay firm
er, p 0Oa27 90.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-01-20

THE FALL OF RAIN LAST YEAR
General Harding, living in the vicinity
of Nashville, who has kept rain meter
during the past thirty years, states that
less rain had fallen during last year than
in any previous year during that period.
In 1871 there was deficiency of thir-
teen inches, the rain having measured
forty-fve inches, while during the previ-
Gus year it measured fifty eight inches.
In consequence of this change and that
of the seasons, deep subsoiling was alb
solutely necessary to the production of
good crop.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-01-20
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware of Counterfeits Smith Tonic
Syrup has been eounterfeited, and the coun-
terfeiter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DR.
John Bull only has the right to manufac-
ture and sell the original John Smith 5
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, KY. Examine
well the label on each bottle. If my priv
chase. or YOU will be deceived. See my
column advertisement, and my show card.
will prosecute any one infringing on my
right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
and only be prepared by myself.
The publics servant,
a5l3 DIR. JOHN BULL,
Louisville, XIV.