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A USTIN p. BROWN,
n Corner N. Y avenue and 18th street.,
- Washington, ID. q.
u MBER; LINZ, CEMENT, SAND, So, Sc, &c
LtMPfk BILLS cut 20 order on short notice.
BLUt STONE for BuidinR Macaianizina an
Paving purposes delivered in any partsps the pis.
REAL ESTATE eousnt and ,.ld ana mon., =,
vested To this branch of the bus insss will here
after give my personal attention and win be OF N,
ONCE daily from ten m until four D. IN marl-d
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In its 7:3O Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company furnishes to the public an invest
ment security which combines the ready negotis-
biIity, the convenience, and the high credit OF q
railroad bond, with the soidty and safety
of real estate mortgage on land worth at least
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered at par In currency, ard yield
HANDSOME PROFIT TO those exchanging sos.
The bonds are first and only mortgage on the
road, its equipments and earnings, aud also on q
land grant which, the completion of the road. will
average 900 acres to each mile Of track.
They are issued in denominations from 500 to
S10OO Coupon, and $40 to go 600 Registered have
thirty years to bear interest os73o per cent
in gold, and are EXEMPT FROM UNITED
STATES TAX TO the no
The semi annual interest on the Registered Bonds
is paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the post orrce
address of the holder.
All marketable Stocks and Bonds received in ex-
change, without expense to the investor, at their
highest current prices.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
II Northwest corner 10th and ID stree

VALUABLE TWO-STORYF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT fronting on Sth street west, between NJ and
streets north, at auction
- On WEDNESDAY, the 3Ist inst At 6
En6 clock . m, We shall sell, on the premises
apart Lot No. L. in square No. 424, being a COED
front aud de nth To paved alley with comforta
Frame Dwelling House, containing six rooms AMI
kitchen.
Terms: One-tbird cash; balance, 6, IL, Is and "a
months, fer notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust ON the premises. All conveyancine,
&c, at cost of the purchas T. 500 down the day
Of sale.
jyA GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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by GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- hol00l, northwest corner 10th and d at.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT ,ACCTl0N@L0T 3sx71-OH CAPITOL

A All, Af GS ssS'iM%S SsFIfdt
"a By virtue Of a iced o; trust, dated January T.
SelHl, recorded in Liber 635, folio 80, and by drtc
tion of the holder Of the note secured thereby,
TUESDAY, August s, ISL. At oc i Ife @, all ali
Being sar Of d tine
Il and seventeen, ll7J in Square 6o6, beginning for
saie parts Of laid lots at point in said lot No one
from the southeast corner Of said lot number one
said First street IS feet 10 point in said 10. num- o
bered ~ and the center Of IL foot alley, laid out
lot humber two and said lot IT, in said ssusr g.
thence west through the center of said alley II feet
OF said frst street and thence east II feet by and
with line parallel with the line of North street
Terms OF sale One. third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest at the of ten per
on the property. SloO down when the property is
struck off. Stamps and conveyancing at purchassr's
within five days from the day Of sale, the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the properly at the risk
iylstd GREEN 4 WiLLIAMs, Aucss.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers.
- Northwest corner 10th and streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
bMGLEfkG on R Ahtfdti isiAsb S Av sstHE
81 IH RI STS Sh ASD ,S GELLARs With
kA By virtue of q deco of trust, dated January
EN I'd, 1871. recorded in liber 62S, folos 49, &C,
A%.Ot the land records of Washington county,
District Of COlun ba aud by direction OF the holder
of the note secured thereby, we will sell, at public
anctIon, on the premises, on To ESDAY. July 23d,
at clock p. m, all that piece parcel of ground
Il, ,nS city District Of Columbia known
snhdiy ision of original lots to H. inclusive, in
Terms Of sale. as prescribed by said deed are
$3.50 cash with interest at ten per cent from Jan
uary 2 l672 together with the expenses OF the sale
balance in g. Il and Is months, with interest at ten
per cent secured by notes and deed Of trust Ou the
property. 500 down when the property is s,ruek
Of Stamps and convey ancng at the cost of the
purchaser, Ii the terms of sale not complied
with within i've days from the day of SALE trus-
tees the RICH, to resell the property at the
X. p. DODGE, I r.
p. A. DhRNEILLE.{ Trustees.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
jyl2 ids Patriot Auetioneers
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, LIST day Of August, A. d. 1874, at the
same hour and place.
By order of the Trustees.
n24-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DY PHIL. 81. WEIGH q CO.,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
9O5 + street, Masonic Temple.
AgGTIoN SALE OF TWO NEW STORY
TWEEN ANB 9, ANDS, BETWEEN 2OrH
STREET AND conn AVE.
81 O'Clock p. m shall offer for sale, on the
premises, two new Frame Houses Of seven
rooms each, situate on 18th street. between and g.
and g, between Conn. ave. and nth streets north,
west.
Terms: 0ne-fifth cash; balance in thirty anna,
monthly paynents with ten per cent interest.
Tvs Goods PHIL, Il, WGLOH 90, Aucts.
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p EpUCTION In PASSAGE RATES

TX EUUOIION IN FAreAoE kATEbi
AHCHOB LIME 0TEAMED0
SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passenger booked 70 and from any Railway -
ton or Seaport I'm Greet Britain, Ireland, 49,
France Holland, Belgium, and ths0
Unite etats.
ERP0OL, GLASGOW. end DERRY ~ We61~o,
day - etssmsrs. $50; By Saturday b essemsrs, -
ExCQRsIoN TICKITs, slse.
Isternedaats, oSS; etssrass, SIS; I'll DaysbSs q
Psrtiss sending for thsar frsssls IN the old os~-
try can perchass tickees e loWs0t rsses Vos -
HUMfHREYe, iI68 arrest, Wsshinetoo.
HkHDERsON BR0THH1a,
DayM Bowling Green, New Yo1k.
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BETWEEN WAeHIH0TOU,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW fOnR
WAsHIN We TOM June Q, lS70-nooA.
Trains between WAsHIE0s~-
TON and NEW YORK are run ~
FOR NEW YORK. stfhosa ehasss Of oays
Lesye daily Except Sunday ~ 500 Q. n, Lee
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily texceDt Sunday ct 500 Q. N, Lee
and s'%o .. N. nv srun.x
Leave for New York 1t 3 20 p m and PhilaAak
phiA at sac p m
oElg
Through tickets 70 Philadelphia. New York %
Boston Can be had az the Station Once ct Gil hoaFu
of the Gay.
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdvertissnssa
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore, A.
nspolis and the West }. L. WILSON,
Master Of Trans portaxtoa.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 4. KO0NTZ, Agent, Washington. jell
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW Express LINK VIA CANAL
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va.
WASHINGTON d GEORGETOWN, D. q.
Sailing day from Pier 2, North wharves, Phflsr
delphis, sAfURDAN, at lam
From 50 Water street, George 6. ss}5-S
town, ID. O.. TUESDAY. at 10 m cikxzn<E
q. n. HYDE, Agent for ID Of o.
Agents:-F. A. Reid. Alexandra, Va; WM
CLYDE A Co. philadeInhia pa @'
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UN LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, tn st.
Southwest corner Pennsylyania ave. and IL
Star ONCE Building.
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AUCTION SALES.

RY LATIMER OLLARY,
Auct,oneers and keAl Estate Brokers,
Star Once Building
TWO FRAME DWELLING HOUSES AND oNE
bLAGksMITHs SHOP, AND ABOUT SEW
- On WiDnEsbAY MosNiSG. July 81,
E, at ii O'Clock, we shall sell, the south eide
.of street, just above the Western Engine
Two Frame Dwellings,
One b acksmths SHOP,
And about seventy tons Of Ice.
ice house. Building. e be remoy ee in ten days.
1t LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
RH THOs. Z. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Anct'r,
- s1s It'll street, opposite Post Once.
- On THURSDAY, August l. st, at Ga O'Clock.
~ shall offer for sale House No a7 INT ami az
seven rooms, with lot li1s by 100 feet deep, stu
attd on II street northwest, near m. coz Of I'd
Those wishing TO buy property should attend this
Terms cash. jyO-s.-
RY WIN. l.. WALL 4 90, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
No. 900 and S02, 8. W cor. Penn ave aud 9Th u
PLREMPTOBY SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE
BuILplNG LOTS AT AUCTION, CONTAIN
ING ABuUT - 600 SQUARE FEET, AT TdE
AND DELAWARE AVENUE EAST.
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August
9Th, at O'Clock we will sell. in front 4 the
premises, Lots IL, Is, Ia and is, in Square Ti2
and will be cold in quantities to suit.
The above property is in arapidly improving part
OF he city ard offers special inducements
Terms OF the sale viii be one fourth cash aud the
bslanc. in 6. IL, Is and "a months, with interest.
notes to be secured by deed If trust thu premi-
SEES All convey aDcinR, &C al the exp -nse of tha
purchaser. Title perfect. deposit OF $40 will BIZ
required ;ysn on each lot a. sHop a .Tid IN A.
n w
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iy,l.s S:st-A. wfF .4 JIs Sis,sr & wiz:

0IL-sn.1t ref SAS UT, Uep. CIerk.
THE IARB REDUOKD 10 TIE OONvEn.
Of Pricss e A. ef1AUs', Uetliss. iSli P.e.Yf
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REAL ESTAfE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
COS srREEF. COS
PHIL n. WEIGH q CO.,
REAL ESIATk BROKERS. A UCTIONEERs
AND INSURANCE. AG ENTS.
We buy and cell Real Estate Hou.es s,nres
ABsr.msho ano Omces 20 rent and lease. Reuts
ssol,eeted, gnsr~t Ted and advanced. None cave
executed Houses built; Ions time given for s.x
ment. Plans, specification, Contract ara 49,.
skilfully drawn. Satisfaction e1arantsas c.
Wofsee under Mssonie Temple t.n.
AT W orr O =.
JUAN BOYLE q CO.,
REAL ESTATE BRoK KRs,
No. tbs FIFTkTSrH STREET, PLANTS BuILpIp
handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE south a
street between ~ and ~ streets With all the nnoderr
tnProy ements; small cash payments and long tin'
SEVERAL FARMS,
sinsll and taree, the lioe Of the Point OF hcck
Railroad, within = few minutes walk OF the depot
within thirty minutes Of W ashington Terms cas-,
one of no acres on the same ro.d and same dsstsnx
from depot improved n Heass, &c.
Near Capitol, fronting New Jsrsey aveuu Ne: one
HOUSE on North A street: sss cash, balsses
TRREE HAspsoME HOUSES IN tn. .e.s enc
HOUSES and LOTS in All s,rt, Of the ca,
TWO HANDSOME HOUSES on Ninss stress
In sum. Of from 81 90 70 siOSoo on real estate
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RAILROADS.

A LExASpRIA AND wAsHISGToE r. \.
ALEXANDRIA AND fREpxRIcksBuRe nv,
hcesl tr,in' Tor Ahxs.dris leave as follows
I Q; train. from roo, . A., ,s's.' r. 1
rive a. foilOws;-6.Ss, SIS, lO.a =. MIS-, -.
v.,h,s r ar st. shs' connect with trains On
-9UANrICo Aoo0n.noa.tisa leave. w.shl,rto,
SkfsT s9Hu III MN ScxsPRrss. vi. R,..,,0,.
fsfoSsS tssr,. % !. mi ss ar,e e .S sgSa.
for sale 81 once, corner 9th street and Penn. ssis
ssse % BE checked at ali hotels aud resld.ssss
PERcT .. smith. Ticks, Agent.
Corner eth street and Pa. avenue.
Il YOUNG, Gent Passenger Ae~st. US-u
RALIIAeRE a Pc rOMAC \. H,
- DcPof coynsreh aad n STREETS " ".
Bhir hisMann FoKTRaIss sHRIDS AT
Sc. m, NlsssTa EIprees.sOs a m, " e.tern m.
sss Baltimore Mail e's'i ma MAJ f., ds sP3a.s
io:2s =. m, Western IN sss 81 =. s mns H..
rress daily, en-. sunday pres. daily 'e'A -
ooInnlcdstiOn, daily, ex daily except ssnIss~
eep, sun Sisy;.,, r. ss m, Accommodates
press, daily sI. sunday Iles y m Southern r.,
us m Western kKps, ..daily .sx sunday.
Pa senger. leaving their order. At Ticket one.
s;iS:. ,s;. ~
and checked AZ hotels and residences % all poirfs
North and West. Through tickets 20 Cincinnssf.
Columbus, Indianapolis. Louisville. 81. bsuis, Nev
Orleans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco aud eli
points north. northw est. west, and sputh vest.
PERCf @. SMITH. Agent
Once, 9Th aud PennsylNania avenue
L. nUBAkRl. Gem sppt.
rs YOUNG. Gen ] Passlr Asent Jyl-u
ISi2rENxsYLvANIA sOUrElSI2
TO rHk SoRrHwk MEs SOUTH AND sours'
On and after June 10, lsI train. viii leave a. "a
wsshinstOk-....sIo o. m. Baltimore .-... 7:se O. -
-....l0:25 q m. :" LIS, ~ D. nj
.---.-soo D. m. $3.50. Z rs D. n
...... I:l5 y. m. i - Id 90 .. q
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUrf
With elegant Scenery, Palace stAte-room day anl
n,gnt care With moderu i'm prcy-ments.
Two hundred milss saved TO Western and Central
The loss. N. daily, EXCEPT sunday. northwest
MAXI CONNECTIONS
Ihronen from Baltimore TO NIAGARA e.
PIIsbchG without change.
Ilckeu py THIS route can be procured % the q
nee, corner OF 9th street and Penns ania aveu0o
under National Hotel, whsre reliable informa tsua
viii be given At all times.
| Passengers procuring tickets at this on oe oss
secure accommodations IN Palace Oars for Pftsp.
burg. PERCY q. SMITH, Tick Agent,
Corner 9Th street and Penns. avenue,
EDS YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
| narloHU Baltimore. ma
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IS THh s gEf6l s. SSgET N TIE DI'

In the case Of Chsriss A. james, administrator Of
ceased, the administrator Aforesaid has, with the
appreciation Of the supreme Court Of the District
August ist, is, Tor the hnaI ssttienent and disri
button Of the personal estate q said deceased,
have been collected and turned into mopey:
when and where All the creditors and heirs Of said
properly vouched, or they may otherviss BY Law be
excluded from all benent IN said deceaseds estate:
week for three weeks In the ssaf previous 20 the
said day.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF The UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session of the
Forty-Second Congress.
IGESERAL SAIuRE-No. II1.l-Continued.

IGFNERAL NATURE-NO. II. 1-COntinNed.
An ACT 20 reduce the duties imports, and 10 re-
duce internal taxes, and for other purposes.
That section fifty four be amended by striking out
s after the ensctiDg clause, and inserting in lieu
thereof the following THAT distilled spirits upon
which sl taxes have been paid may be exported,
with the privilege Of drawback, in quantities of
less than one thousand gallons, aud in distillers
original casks containing less than twenty wine
gallons each, application of the owner thereof
the collector OF Customs at any port of entries and
under such rules ana regulations and after making
such entry as may be prescribed by law and by the
Secretary Of The Treasury. The entry for such ex-
poTtation shall be in trpcate and shall contain the
name Il The person apply ng TO export the name of
the distier and OF the dst let in which the spirits
were distilled and the If the vessel By which,
and the meme of the port to which they to be
lOTted and the form of the entry all be follows
Export entry Of distilled spirits entitled to
draw back.
- Entry of spirits distilled by -, in
district, state Of, to be exported by -, in
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GlY LATIMER CLEARr,
- Auctloneers and Real Estate Brokers.
southwest corner Pepnsylv anis avenue aad nth st
Star Office Building.

pthF OlhC6 buIIulng.
COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, WITH ALL
TIL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, IN ONE
OETHE BEST LOCALITIES ON THE ISL AND,
- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July
r.. 81 1872, in front of the premises, At 6 clock
2xe shall sell Lot ID. in George p. COTS sub
DIVISION OF west part of Square numbered 3S3, i'm
proved by substantially built three-sto and
basement Brick Dwelling, with back building and
containing about eleven rooms, having all the mod.
ern Improvements, and heated by q furnace Pcs
session giysn Immediately.
This property is situated on the north siie of vir
ginia Az nue., between 9th AID 10th streets beng
the Island.
Terms One half cash; the balance at IL, Is. and
"A months, and secured by deed OF trust with no. ca
bearing interest Convey sncing and STAN ps at pur
chasers cost. Sl00 down at time of sale. Title
perfect.
jy25-d LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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~ TO TIE SOUTH AND s0UTHW EST.

NEW ROy TR FROM THK NORTH AND RAp1
~ TO TIE SOUTH AND s0UrHw EST.
The ALABA MA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIA
sssss TEN. sIs1 Ss.ld Iss s.: 49,
nections, THE SHORTEST ALL BAIL LINE from Po<S
lssc, Boston, New York Pbfsdel phs BaitinosS
washington, Richmond, Lynchburg, and ChAfss
noogs 90 Meridian, Mobile, New Orleans, ysckaoa.
NIeksburg, and all Southwestern cities.
The road-bed 10 In splendid condition, ana u
equipment perfect.
Pullmans Palace Day and Sleeping Cars are 20 =,
run via this route from LynchblrG 20 Mobile -
New Orleans without change.
Purchase 1ickese via the Alabama and ChassD
nooga Railroad, sne secure the quickest time anl
most comforts
The attention OF freight shippers ie called 20 tn
route rs Offering the adv sntAges OF speedy tran
between the North and South. with rates always =
low A. by any other route.
MARX shig freight, and procure bills OF ladins VI
wILLIAM kEAvI, General Freight and rsska
Agent, Chzttanooga, Tenn.
,: 9. STANTON, General Superintendent. o.,
tanooes, Tenn. 40
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E0R NORFOLK AND BOSTON,

On and after MONDAY June II, 1874, the stsaaa
LADY OF TEE LAKE" carrying R-e
theU Z. Mail, leave herr Crouch ID Ee4}1s-S
and THURSDAY, Ct D. m, stopping 81 the pri,os
Pei river landings for NORFOLK, connecting Il
Boston.
During the season will land st the following o.
out, Fortress Monroe and Nue de l. Eau II Otels
Asents;-E. y. Grsner, Norfolk, We; = Alez
sDdris. j. O. Waters, GEORGETOWN. M Orouaa
will receive and deliver freight until ! D. m
kxcursion Tickets 70 the above points &c 10
Tcrsfe.. Monroe c and vue de- et Gsu, rO0n< s
Branch Ticket once 81 Enoxt Express o.
corner Penn, avenue and 9Th street.
DORSEY OLAGETT, Cent AssaS.
Plants Store. corner 18th and y. u. -.
Jell-tr IRepub A Pafriot1
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CROQUET AT COST.

As do not intend to keep CroQuet hereafter, you
ought not let this chance pass BY to get cheap and
good Croquet, % such Q chance offers but seldom.
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A RAILROAD BOND
AND

ZEAL ATE MORT8A q X
C0Mbia:ed.
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Rf GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioueers,
~ No. 1OOl northwest corner 10th and d ats

. EDWARD q. CARRINGTQN, JR.,
NZZ-0
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-26

THE Banner repeats its quotation from
"a very profound and learned man, who
sometimes sits with Gen. Grant in the Cab
met" as follows:
at is astonishing what little there is to
divide upon. do not see why Grant men
should not support Greeley, nor why Gree
lev men should not support Grant, except
the fact that certain meaningless conven-
tons which have no principles, declare d 9TH
erwise."
Can any we'll balanced man look into the
two parties, throwing the future aside, and
discover any essential difference? Not a
single principle has one that is not claimed
nv the other, and whether Greeley shall be
eiected. or whether Grant shall be, it is not
likely that within q year or fifteen months
any question will arise to divide parties.
The Banner proceeds to endorse this
view by saying:
Now this is profound truth-no matter
who utters it.
It's profound truth, says the Banner,
that the Cincinnati Convention was a
ameaningless Convention whicb had no
principles" 1t is a profound truth that il
does not see why Greeley men should moi
support Grant. It is profound truth thai
the Banner does not discover "any essen
tial difference" between the party support
ing Greeley and that supporting Grant.
If these be profound truths, why, oh
WHY does the Banner continue to Tront
its independence" by Haunting at its mast
head the names of Greeley and Brown?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-26
LARGE EVOTES.

The total vote of Ohio in the election of
the Sth inst. for Secretary Of State was
51z695. the highest ever polIed in the
State. and the total vote Of Pennsylvania
on the same day for Governor was gu, l47.
The New York World makes these facts
the text for the following comments:
"Now if it were said that New York City
had cast a total vote of 10000 what q
howl of indignation We would have through
out the country, what cry Of fraud and q
howl for investigation and punishment; and
yet in proportion to population 10000 is
not a larger vote for this city than the huge
totals given above are for Pennsylvania and
Ohio. There is always complaint about the
huge vote Of New York City, and it is as
well TO have it known that our
vote Is really prOportionately less than in
the great States. At the rate of one voter
to every six persons the vote of this CITY
should be $4,000, Of Ohio $4,000, and of
Pennsylvania 577 1850; yet New York has
never cast over 155, 600 votes, while on the
Sth inst. the Ohio vote was $4,000 in ex.
cess of the ratio and that Of Pennsylvania
$4,000 in excess"
The registration of Philadelphia alone
shows that the vote Of Pennsylvania might
have bsen increased TO. considerably ovel
100000, as there were about $4,000 NOR;
registered in that city than voted. Thi
statement of facts is strong argunen
against the purity of the ballot-box as prac
ticed under Grant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-26
GEN. CHEATHAM.

The gallant standard bearer of the
Democracy in the canvass for Congress
for the State at-large returned yesterday
from thorough canvass of West Tennes-
see. He is in the best ofspirits and considers
his election as certain. He has been in
every division of the State he has been in
every county Of West Tennessee but four,
and found his strength greater and his
friends more enthusiastic even than the
already aattering accounts had assured
him. He believes that he will beat Mr..
johnson thirty thousand votes and Mr..
Maynard ten thousand. Keep the ball
rolling.
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The Radicals, encouraged by the dissen-
sions which the running of Mr.. johnson
has produced In the Democratic ranks, have
now candidate for Congress from the State
at large and for every district we believe
except one in the State. Hon. Mr.. Num-
of Haywood, head Radical of his section,
has become the Republican candidate IN ms
district against Campbell, Caldwell ana
Bell, Democrats. No Convention in that
district. Consequence: Democratic dis
organization upon every point except one;
that is in the Chestham-Maynard race.
There the Democratic candidates for Con-
gress and Legislature In order to show their
extreme devotion to organization announce
themselves for Cheatham, and endeasor to
prove by certificates that they have been
for the nominee of the State Convention,
frst, last and all the while.
As in the Eighth, so in several other dis
tricts, Mr.. Johnson's candidacy has brought
cut 'independsnt" candidates, and they
have been succeeded by Radicals. In the
Second district we have Garrett, an ''inde-
pendent" johnson candidate, running
against Caldwell, Democratic nominee, to
elect Thornburgh, Radical. Soin the Third
district we have Crutchfield, Radical, to
oppose Key with the hope that disorgan-
ization may help him. In this district we
have Brien and Harrison against Golladay;
in Memphis, Kellar, johnson 'independ-
ent," against Haynes, Democrat, with Bar
bour Lewis as the Radical aspirant.
What does all this proceed FRONT
The step which Mr.. johnson has
taken in the road to disorganizstion
What will all this lead to? The certain, in
evitable defeat of Mr.. johnson and every
"independent" candidate. There is not on
Of them that can be elected; but they may
help Col. Colyar, the Banner and tbs Dem
ocratic disorganizers to disrupt the Demo
cratic party and elect Radical candidates.
Democratsof Tennessee, There is but on
lamp by which you can safely guide you
feet, and that is the lamp Of experience
There is but one road which you can GER
tainly travel to reach success; that is TIL
road you have SO often followed, the road
your fathers and your grandfathers travel
ed. 1t is the road of ORGANIZATION
Vote the straight ticket; vote the printed
ticket; vote the Democratic ticket; vote fo
the nominees.