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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-04

THE following very perspicuous and Ia
comic manner of telling a plain story may
be instructing to slanderers Smother
Jasper told me that she heard Crate Woods
wife say that John HardstOne's aunt men,
toned to her that Mrs. Trusty was present
when the widow Barman said that Capt.
Heartwell's cousin thought Ensign Doolit-
ties sister believed that Mrs Oxby reckoned
that Sam Trife's better half had told Mrs.
Spaulding that she heard John Rhenner's
woman say that Mrs. Bagatelle had two
husbands"
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Board Meeting.

1t is earnestly desired that full meeting
of the Nashville Library Association viii
be present this afternoon at 8 O'Clock. Bus
mess of importace is to be transacted, and
arrangements to be made for the regular
annual meeting of the Association, to take
place on the night Of the 10TH inst.
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THE summary of the claims for losses by
Rebel cruisers filed by the United States
Commissioners with the Geneva arbitrator,
gives a total Of S19,021,4 APO, including
S1,120,T95 for loises from increased war
premiums. The direct losses, or those from
actual capture, are distributed among the
Rebel cruisers as follows: Alabama,
S6,547,6IO; Shenandoah, 81, ASS, 800; Florida,
S3,69S, 900; Tallahassee, S579. 956; Georgia,
1888, 976; Chickamauga, S95,655; Nash,
vile, $69, 537; RetributiOn, $40, 1856; Sumter,
$10,696; Sallie, $3.50; and Boston $4OO.
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WAX UaENHIM|- -
ORRICE on THR CHTKB SIsEAL. OssIOEa.
WAsHIHeToE, ID. @, June 3, 16l2.

Probdbilities.-Arsa Of low barometer
will extend Monday night over Lake On.
tairO and eastward over the Southern, New
England and Middle States with fhesh
southwesterly to southesSierly winds,
threatening weather and rain, except in
Virginia. Partially cloudy and clearing
weather in the South Atlantic and Gulf
States with light southwesterly Winds.
NoTshwesterly winds, clearing and clear
weather on Tuesday in the Northwest, on
the upper lakes and upper Mississippi.
SouthWesterly winds and clear weather in
the Ohio and lower Mississippi valleys.
Dangerous winds are not anticipSted.
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go Ladies' Saratoga Trunks, 100 Gents
Sole Leather Trunks, and large variety Of
Ladies and Gents Satchels, Cents Sole
Leather Valises. Also, a very large stock
Of Merchants Trunks which I win sell
cheap for cash for the next so days at Trunk
Store, 81 North College street. VIZ DIE-
STEAD, Trunk Manufacturer. myI4 tf
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Yesterday as a young lady was ascending
the capitol steps, rude blast of wind KISSED
her cheeks and blew her veil away. a
young gentleman coming up Cedar street
caught the wandering veil, and restoring II
u the owner received profusion of grace
full thanks-yery pleasant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-04

COLUMBUS, o., June 3.-The Ohio State
journal of tomorrow viii state editorially
that Gov. Dennison has not Withdrawn
from the contest for the Vice-Presidency at
Philadelphia, but leaves the feasibility OF
his nomination with the Ohio delegates.
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FnrfheOrnhans.

We are requested to ask the President,
or other authorized official Of the Protes-
tant Orphan Asylum to call at No. 30 North
Market street, for the fine ham awarded as
a premium on cut flowers by Hart &
Hensley, and won by Mrs. John Morrow, OF
Edgefeld. This lady has donated the pre-
MUM to Protestant Orphan Asylum.
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sttlE Delivering.

The advertising agent of B. T. Rabbits
soap is still in the city, determined to fight
it out en- this line until every family is sup
piled. Every one who has used this soap
pronounces it equal to the best. Charles
Markell of Baltimore, agent, is prepared to
furnish the trade
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Between one and two hundred colored
people of this city attended the June meet
ing of the Primitive Bsptists near Colum-
bia, Sunday.
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Mrs. WhitcomB's Syrup for SoOth.
ing Chiidren.-Many sleepless nights of
painful watchings to the anxious mother
might be avoided by using this invaluable
preparation. ie4 1W
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, pin-
pies, ringworms, salt-rheum, and other
cutaneous affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard &
Co., New York.
mar31 suneSthurs IL
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The closing exercises of Murfreesboro
Female Institute, Of which James E. Scoby
is President, will take place on Thursday
evening, June 6 at SP. NJ. We ac-
knowledge an invitation to be present.
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The sHrest sign that Spring Is fairly
upon us, is the breaking up of the ice In
Lake Erie, and the first shipment Of the
celebrated Kelly's Island Catawba to Slime
& Birmingham, Sole Agents for Nashville.
apl4 Ct
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10 The finest stock Of fine English roll
plate Bracelets ever in Nashville, Just re-
eeivsd BY w. d. Calhoun g. Co., corner
Public Square and College street. They
must be sold at COST, having been or
dered previously to their great clearing out
sale. my29 If
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DHtcher's lightning FIy.KilIer
sweeps them off and clears the house
speedily. Try Il. Sold by dealers every
where. ap24 deOdzW2m
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InnCrtticnI Condition.

Since writing our report of the rail road
accident of Sunday, we learn that Mrs.
Curtis one of the persons injured, was
resting unwell and in quite critical con-
dition.
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Z WILSON-PATTON-A Trinity Church,
near Rock Hill, Williamson county, NJ r.
WILSON and Miss LUYENIA PATTON, al OF VIII
Hanson county. .-r -
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Trunks Of All SiZes.-A splendid as
sortment OF travelling nA.ld Bags. Offered
at very Low PRICES for Cash.
j. RA1fAGE & Son,
my1 If 48 College st,
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SEVERAL surviving soldiers of the Mexi-
can war, residing in Minnesota, held a
meeting in st. Paul, and voted to have a
reunion in the same city, on the 14th of
September, the anniversary of the capture
ofthe City Of Mexico.
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% Great clearing out sale at w. Fl.
Calhoun & Cos, corner Public Square and
College st. my29 If
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e. Parties viii do well 70 call on W. II.
Calhoun & Co, corner Public Square and
College street, for great bargains in Jewelry,
SilVerware, ETC., etc. my29 tt
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A Charleston negro has got thirty days
in the House of Correction for throwing a
lighted match on a lady's neck.
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Call and see the bargains in Grena
dimes, Linen Lawns and Piques at The
Trade Palace.
je2 2t JOHN GLGAN & Co.
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% Owing to the great rush on w. Fl
Calhoun & Co., jewelers. and Silversmitbs,
all those who wish to purchase viii do well
to call on them at once. my29 If
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Yesterday the sum of S539.79 was paid
into the United States Internal Revenue
office.
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Business Education with ]. W. Dol
bear. je2 It
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John Gilgan & Co. are closing out
Japanese Silks cheap at the Trade Palace.
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In Pulaski.
u. S. Internal Revenue.

Katie Estelle's dramatic company were
to open in Pulaski last night.
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70 Watches, Chains, Jewelry, ETC., at
W. 81. Calhoun & Co.'S, corner Public
Square and College st. my29 If
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Marriage Guide. = Interesting work
numerous enqavings, 224 pages. Price so
cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, II
North Eighth street, st. Louis, No. See
advertisement. sepl4 d&81y
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lny11tf

Delay NOt.-CoRvulsions, wind collie,
and gripping in the bowels Of infants cause
death. Mrs. Whitcombs Syrup is tried
remedy. Il costs only 25 cents. my2S Nv
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10 Don't fail to attend the great clear
ing out sale of w. Il. Calhoun & Co., jew
ellers and Silversmiths, cor. Public Square
and College street. my29 II
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A Swede in Iowa being in love, in debt
and in drink, has got out of his complicated
difficulties by shooting himself.
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Come at Last-Thst celebrated KeIly's
Island CataWba Wine, which the Agents.
Slime & Birmingham, Public Square, are
ready to supply to the trade at the com
panY's prices. ap14 Il
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Victoria Lawns, plain, striped and
satin bordered, for ladies' suits, at the
Trade Palace.
je2 2t JOHN GILeAE 6 Co.
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Representing Florence Sewing Machine.
N. B.-The above is the point upon
which the Wheeler q Wilson dared not
compete with the Florenee Sewing Machine,
thereby acknowledging they were eimpos-
ing upon the publiei machine which they
could not show rs being apraeticQbFe fami-
" sewing machine. le4u
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SharD Practice.

About II o'clock last night an expert
thief entered the saloon of John Hess, on
North Market street, and carried off the
cash drawer, containing about S35 or $40.
In the hurry of his flight, the thief ran
down an alley and dropped about SIS of
the stolen money, which was picked up by
the proprietor and several friends who, at
the time the larceny was being commi tied
were sitting iu the back part of the house.
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Clocks, Silver, Silver-plated Ware, ETC., etc,
must be sold at cost, without reserve, at
w. II. Calhoun & Co.'s, corner Public
Square and College street. my29 If
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CRY Notices.

The new Colonnade Hotel, on Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa, only charges s.. so
per day. JED 1w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
o~oO000O.oooc0o0 Or-0oss,~<
For Sale.

$3.50 K KaH Furniture Uo 1 foT - goo
As new, with refusal Of very desirable Residence
in which il stands. Time given for part on
proper security or reference.
lea If Address 'sX. Y. e." Banner Once
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A CITIZEN OF cEARHBgIElE.E Afss
Seconds WITH 4 LARGE SUN OF
MONEY.
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SAVANNAH, June 3.-Cotton firm; mid
dlings 24J;receipts 175;!exports coast 1875
sales ITO; stock 7,046.
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CHARLESTON, June Cotton strong;
middlings 25a; receipts 29s; exports coast
l6l; sales 100; stock 1922.
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Beautiful New Prints just received at
the Trade Palace.
je2 2t JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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10000 Fruit CaRs-Self Labelling.
Treppard s. Co. are now offering for sale
10000 tin and glass Fruit Cans of all the
various kinds made.
They have the exclusive sale Of the self
sealing, self-labeIling can and they want
the ladies to call and examine this can.
Price the same as for the old style can.
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Reply.-Messrs. Howard & Soule, Agt's.
w. & w. S. Machine-We deny the asser-
ton in your challenge stating our machine
is run only one-fifth the speed of your mar
chine, and we cheerfully accept your chal-
lenge to a public trial of speed by steam
power at the time designated.
Provided, you work your machine with
all the attachments, viz, hemmer, corder,
binder and tuckmaker, using the same
goods we use upon our machine.
We beg to remind you that we are not
aware of any imposition having been prac-
ticed on our part, and assure you We will
treat YOU as we have the public, with all
candor. Yours, respectfully,
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Will the Weed Sewing Machine
Wear 0utg Hear I've have run four
of your family machines for two years by
steam power, and drive them hard. They
have given perfect satisfaction. We also
run two Singers in the same room, on same
work, and at same speed, and the expenses
for keeping these two 10 repair Is more
than double that Of the four Weeds.
Any one who will give US call can be
convinced of the above, and more facts.
{Signed) W. H. CLARK,
Sup't MonandOck Blanket Co.
We will give $1,000 for WORKOUT
Weed Sewing Machine.
WEED AGENCY,
ON. Summer ST., Nashville, Tenn.
my31 st
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Savannah Markets.

GALVESTON, June Good ordinary
POI; net receipts ID; exportsEcoast l,lO2i
stock 1852.
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LATEST MARKETS, BY TELEGRAP
Mobile Markets,
GalVestOn Markets.

MOBILE, June Cotton firm; middlngs
nominally at 24aa; net receipts "a; sales 25O;
stock S,00l.
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Another Big ExpOsitiOn.-We ex:
pose for sale this morning our stock Of ell
egant Grenadines at fly cents a yard,
many patterns of which are worth S1.0O
and Sl.50 yard. Our reasons for this
"Big Lick" are satisfactory to ourselves.
THOMPSON Bros. s. KELLY,
je1 st Summer street.
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STEAMBOATS,.


Tlor Cairo, st. Louis,
il Memphis and New q :
Orleans.-The fine Passen-
ger Steamer
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STATE OF THE WEATHKR.

TsEssTapAie Report from Ssgaol s.Tssss Csyps, o.
RA..of OBservaisons at o'sfocE. ?. II
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RIVER NEWS.

Stags 0f Ri1sTS, June 8, Is72.-Hss7Ef Of ISaisT
above IOl5 loateT marx at 500 ?. n
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EDDXVILLE,

Tom Ryman, Master, W. r Gracey, Clerk, viii
leave as above on WEDNESDAY, 5th inst, az
O'Clock P. Il.
For freight or passage apply on board OF 70
@. III. ARTHUR q CO.. AGENTS. fe4 u
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Then buy it, and use it, in doubt DO not stand;
You will find it in drug stores all over the land.
je4 eod1W&W1t
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A Worthy Judge, am EAicienf Mayer,
a COnGding BROTHER, and suEdry
Merchants the victims Of NEfspIsseed
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NASHVILLE And CAIRO packet 90,

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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-14
Threatening His AccuserS.

An exchange says Grant is threaten
ing his Gceusers with bastiles and dur
geons, while Schurz and Sumner are
driving down deep among the Shiny and
dlrt-begrimed records of the depart
mcnts and bring still more filthy matter
to the surface for investigation.
Such are matters at Washington to-
day, ard we pause to watch them | n the
amphitheatre, as one by one the nails of
the Republican coffin are hammered
down.
when thieves fal. out, honest men
receive their dues" is an old saying, and
particularly applicable at this time. And
thus the pictures explained,
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seats once filed by the statesmen Of lilo
other.
Among tho few great intelloctsof the
North which the war developed into
grand proportions, Chief Justice Chase
unquostionably holds a Heading position,
if not the first place. But beyond this
we are not prepared to go with u cor
respondent. There are statesmen whom
we admire more. Aud Of the question
of expediency sc would incline to sug
gcst another nomination. But we doubt
the prOpriety of Southern eIponents OF
opinion taking q leading part in any
nominations at present. The Southern
leaders made a mistake on this point in
and prior to the Democratic Convention
Of 1868, 1t is to be hoped the mistake
Of that year will not be repeated.
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The Election in the First Senatorial
District.

The Greenville Sentinel, of lust week,
says, Felix W. Earnest has been elected
Senator of the First District to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
DR.. Sewer. In no spirit of iattery do
We say, the choice made by the Demo-
Gratis is n good one.
Major Earnest liz n lawyer of good
standing and nc mean ability, and is a
gentleman who possesses the very high
est order of moral character-and I'M
common merit of late.
We congratulate the party in their
good selection, and congratulate our
friend in his success, of which VIC are
doubly glad IN that lie not only had to
fight the Radical party, but the influence
of Dr.. Sewers card which appeared o
few days previous to the election.
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The charter election which took place
a few days since in Syracuse, New York,
is the first gun which has been fired in
the great contest nov waging between
the Constitutional Democracy and the
Radical Consolidationalists. Francis Il.
Corral, Democrat, is elected Mayor by
n majority Of lSS votes. The Radical
majority in the city last Fall was 307.
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Chief Justice Chase for President.

The Augusta, Ga, Constituencies, Of
Inst week, says, that, ain occasional cor
respondent, whose views Of public af-
fairs, and whose estimate of public mel
arc always worthy of consideration gives
it al interesting sketch Of Washington
life and progress. The paper goes on
to state that Washington used to be a
struggling, shabby-looking city abound
ing in great men. Now it seems to be
IL splendid metropolis, full OF small men
and mousing politicians. The luminous
intellects Of a generation fast passing
away, who were worthy to fill the places
of the giants Of the first half Of this CELL
fury, are overshadowed by the clouds of
civil war and its penalties resting upon
one section, and by the corrupting inftu-
ences which have placed shoddy mil
lionaires and dextcrous charlatans in the
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NEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
NEW YORK

New York, March 9-Only steamers
can pass Hell Gate on account OF the
ice.
The rivers are still covered with float
ing ice and navigation is dangerous.
The bank statement for the week
shows:
Loans decreased, 800. zee, 100000
Specie increased. ......... 3,75O,0OO
Legal Tenders increased zee, 100000
Deposits decreased q trihe.
Now York. March l2,-At I o'clock
thi. morning, both Gould aud Archer we're
in the Erie Railroad building supported
by their followers. Several demonstra-
tions were made during the night. I'M
porsant developments are expected to-day,
The morning papers regard the over.
throw of the Erie Ring as u great triumph
in the interest of honesty and reform.
Three inches Of snow fell.
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Responsible for their Financial Con-
ditiOn.

The Courier journal says, the Radi-
cal party has had ~contvol of the South
ern States ever since the close of the
wars and is responsible for their fnan-
i;al condition. In 1861 the aggregate
Indebtedness of athese States was SIC,
41G,S90. In 1S71the liabilities Of the "re.
constructed States" had been increased
to $29l, SIC. 0Gl-more than So, 900, 600
in excess of the indebtedness of all the
twenty-seven 9th ar States. The war debt
OF the South, having been repudiated by
order of the Government, has Of course
nothing to do with the enormous increase
between 1861 and 1871. 1t is wholly due
to the carpet-bag and negro State gov
ornments forced upon tho Southern peo-
plo by the Radical party since the pro-
cess of reconstruction was entered up
on.
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New Hampshire Election-Republi
cans Claim tine Victory.

Cans tiAlm lNc littOri'
Dispatches dated March 18th, from
Washington, D. C., and Concord, y. H.,
says, private dispatches indicate that
New Hampshire has gone radical by a
very small majority, There is nothing
vet decisive through the regular chan
nels.
Straw's majority is five hundred.
Returns are coming in slowly, Nothing
yet received to indicate the result IN the
State.
The Times correspondent has the fol-
lowing:
One hundred and fifteen towns give
Straw eighteen hundred and fifty major
ity over all. This covers two-thirds Of
the State. The Republicans, as fur as
heard from have fifty majority on joint
ballot.
The following comes through the reg
ular channel:
Fiity-nine towns give Straw, Repub-
lican, thirteen thousand four hundred
and seventy; Western, Democrat, twelve
thousand three hundred and eighty-hye.
Last year they stood, Republican, ter
thousand six hundred aud ninety-throe
Democrat, eleven thousand three hun
dred aud se~venty-nine.
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Deputy United States Marshal B. b.
Wallace, Esq, Of Bryan, Texas, has been
removed from Office because, in SUM-
moning the jury fol the United States
District Court, he so far forgot his obi
cations 20 the Radical party as to call
several Democrats for service. 1t will
be remembered that it was this jury
that preferred u special presontment
against the Radical Governor, Davis, for
violations of the Civil Rights Bill.
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Tho Radical Split.

This paragraph is clipped from an
editorial, on the death Of Radicalism,
in a recent number of Pomery's Demo-
crat. 1t anys:
THE Radical party has split on tho
same rock tho Democratic did in 1860
success. 1t is too late for them to re-
pair the shattered hull Of their ship OF
State, but not for us to take warning by
our past mistakes and their prcsnt dis
aster, and, looking well to our compass,
steer our bark to victory by the only
true chart-the undyiug principles Of
Democracy.'