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Our Candidates.


- YkIding our long cherished indi-
yidual prejudice against custom
y hicl has BOW become almost uni
verssl. not TO say obligatory upon
every publisher, We this week hoist
the names Of our candidates. For
many years VIC have opposed the
growing tendency Of the country
press TO yield their space exclusive
Is to parties and politics, to the neg
Icct OF news and local matters. Nor
do We even now propose to fall into
this error. But the unanimity with
which the Democratic party has en-
dursed the nomination Of Mr.. Gree
ley by the Liberals, convinces US
that there is now some probability
OF defeating the present administFa-
tion, and we believe IL is the duty
of every Democrat aud Liberal in
the land 10 lend his influence and
aid in the pending canvass. Mr..
Greeley was by no means our choice
FOR the Presidency, but he is now
the only choice to defeat Grant, and
we shall support him heartily. For
the Vice Presidency few better men
could have been selected than B.
Gratz Brown.
For hosting The name Of orr own
loved and honored friend and fellow
citizen, John c. Brown, for Cover
nor, aud that Of B. F. Cheatham 70.
Congress fer the State at large, sub
icct 10 the decision Of a convention,
We shall make no apology.
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New York had one death from
Asiatic cholera last Wednesday.
Storms throughout England Fri
day we're very destructive to crops.
The La Crosse Democrat, Brick
POmeroy's old paper, has been sold
by the sheriff.
An army Of toads, extending three
fourths Of mile, is reported on the
move in Kansas.
Horace Greeley entertained mem
bers Of the committee Of the Balti-
more Convention at dinner on his
farm At ChaPPaqua Saturday.
Charles Sumner writes a letter
saying: Between him TGreeIeyl
and another person who shall be
nameless, am for him earnestly"
The name Of Spring Hin Station,
in MauTy county, has been changed
to EWell Station, in honor Of Gen.
Ewell, who owned the land arOand
the depot.
John Chambers, tFotteF, owned
by Nashville parties, is winning his
Iaurels as a trOtter over the Western
courses, and is said to be able to
make a mile close to 2 80.
A Chicago paper asks as Grant
a corrupt PresidentY" We should
just as soon think of asking q five
wear old urcf in IL moiassea candy Il
good to eat
The Philadelphia Inquirer tells us
that Gen. Grant is a self-made man.
We presume he is, as almost any
body else would have turned out a
far better job CO1iTisy Journal
It is believed that the trial of.
Stokes, ia New York, will result in
hung jury. We never believed
from the start that il would result
in hung Stokes.
CutwoTms-A tablespoonful Of
saltpeter dissolved in a pail Of water
is said to be a death dose to cut
worms. Sprinkle around the plant
every evening = little of the wash,
until it is strong and out of danger.
It is proposed to remove the iron
manufactures of Rome, Ca, 70
Chattanooga. The works consist Of
4 bar, guide and merchant mill and
a nail mill, and employ about two
hundred men,
Yankee Doodle, Dixie, the Star
Spangled Banner and the Bonnie
Blue Flag were successfully played
by the bands at Baltimore on the
announcement Of Greeley's nomina-
ton, and AL were rapturousIy ap-
plauded.
A correspondent Of the New York !
Herald, writing from Reading, Pa
says: "There is certainly more |
unRnimity and good feeling existing
in the ranks OF the Democratic par
ty Of Pennsylvania at this time than
there has been for many years.
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Bassett Beats I.ongfsIloW

The race between LongfelIow and
Harry Bassett for the Saratoga Cup
at Saratoga on last Tuesday resulted
in the defeat OF LongfelIow, Bassett
passing under the string a length
ahead in $40. Bassctt lead his OBJ
ponent a length in the start, though
Longfellow gained to the beginning
of the last mile, after which he fell
back. During the race Longfellow
cut his leg badly by one Of his
plates twisting around. The plate
was broken in two and the leg dis
ahled, and yet Longfellow CALAMITY
ran the race out to the wonder Of
al racing men. It is thought by
some that but for tins accident he
would have won the race. 1t is the
opinion Of racing men that he will
never run race again, though he
will be very valuable in the stud.
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SheriTs Sale.

DT virtue Of two WFits Of yeRditiOni
ID exponas Issued from the Circuit
Court Of Giles county in favor of II. n.
Sp0ford rs. Saml Sheriff., John Sher-
rill and Willis YFOfley, / will sell for
cash TO the highest bidder, at the court
house door in Pulaski on
Saturday, July 9th, 1872,
two tracts Of land, one levied on as the
property Of Sam1 Sheriff. containing
40 acres, situated in the 10th civil dis
trict Of said county, on BFadshaw creek,
bounded on the north by the lands Of
Joshua Sheriff., deed, and W. p. Smith,
east by B. +. Suttle, south by land deed
ed by Sam1 Sheriff. to John Sheriff.,
aud west by w. S. HarWell 1.-The ether
levied on as the property of Jno Sheriff.,
situated on Bradshaw creek. in the 10Th
civil district Of Giles county, and bound
ed on the north by the lands Of b. +.
Suite, west by ". G. Harwell, south
and east by the lands Of Chas. Leather
man, decd. Levied on and to be sold
TO satisfy said Writs.
d. Fl. PARSONS,
julyE-pr's fee So Sheriff.
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In ChancerY at Pulaski.
JULY RULES, 1872.

JULY RULES, 1872.
James 2. Potter and others vs.. Edward
Perkins and others.
II y this cause It appearing 70 the salts
a faction Of the Clerk and Master, from
affidavit to the bill, that the defendants,
q. ". Thornton, Mary =. Evans and
Virginia Ann Fogg, sre non-Fesidents
OF the State Of Tennessee, 50 that the
ordinary process Of this Court cannot
be served on them: On motion It Is
therefore ordered that publication be
made IL the Pulaski CTTIzEsg, q nevTspa-
per published in the town Of Pulaski.
% said State, requiring the said non-res-
ident defendants TO Be and appear on
the hrst day Of the next Chancerv Court
20 be held for the county OF Giles, at the
court house IN Pulaski, on the Est Mon
Gay In September next, and answer
csmplaiRant'E bllI, OF She Ezme will be
taken for confessed as to them and set
for ksaF5ng ex-paFts,
:. b. STACY, ST., c. 4 n.
fulvIg
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psnaeratie So cenFenlien.

NASHVILLE, June 10, lS72@Sn &C
cor,iaHse with a resolution OF the
Democratic State Executive Com
mittec this day adopted, a coliycn-
ii IA 81 the Democracy Of the state
il hereby called ~ meet at the Cap
its,i IS this city oB Wednesday, the
2lst 81 August next, at II o'aIos K a
N-,-fOF the purpose Of nominating 3
candidate for Congress for the State
NJ large, aud 70 nominate an addi-
tIUHai candidate for Presidential
, Elector for the State at large.
JoHHiC. I5UEcH, Chairman.
W. IT. DLLIARD, Secretary.
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CHANCEaY SALE Of
ZALUABLE LAND

Joseph and Alfred Young, Ex'rs, e.
ais. Fs. A. r. Moore and Others
DURSUANT 20 decree Of the Chan
II Gerry Court q Pulaski, for Giles
county, in the above cause, I NTills On
wednesday, August l4th, 1872,
sen at public sale 70 the higHest bidder,
At tlEe late residence Sf william Young,
deed, on q credit Of one and tive years,
with interest from date, q tract Of %
acres Of LAID, situated IN the 10Th eiyi
district Of said county, on the waters Of
BradsGaW's creek, and being q portion
Of the tract on which said Young lived
next before his death. Notes with
good security viii be required Of the
purchaser and a lien retained for the
purchase money. These lands lie WE'LL
are well Watered and tfmbePed, rich
and productive Plat and survey Of
same win be exhibiasd on day Of sale.
J. B. STACY, ST., c. & II.
iuiyIS-tli
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P.!anaEia b lie EafDrHa

John c. Brown, Governor Of the State
OF Tennessee-TO all whom shall see
these presents-Greeting:
whereas, a vacancy exists in the Office
Of Judge Of the Criminal Court for the
district Of Williamson, MauFy, Giles
and Marshall, Criminal District ere
ated by Act of General Assembly,
passed December 18th, 1871;
Now, therefore, /, John G. Brown,
Governor of the State Of Tennessee, By
Firtue Of the power and authority vest
ed In me by the Constitution and laws,
hereby order an election to be held
within the limits Of said Criminal Dis
trict, on
Thursday August LIST, 1872,
to Eli said efIice; and the SherifFs and
other officers entrusted by Law with
such duties en- said Criminal District,
composed Of the counties Of Williamson,
MaTFy, Giles and Marshall, will, on
said day, proceed to spen and bold said
election at all the various precincts and
voting places within their respective
counties, and due return make As prOvi-
ded by law.
In testimony whereof, here
unto set my hand and seal,
and have caused the Great
Seal Of State to be affixed.
- at Nashville, this 24th day
Of June, 1879.
JEO. c. BLOWN, Governor,
T. ID. B5TLKR. Sec'y Of State.
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Chancery Sale OF


VALUABLE LANDS.
Daniel @. Anderson vs.. J. W. King and
others.
DCRSCANT 10 = decree Of the Chan
Il Gerry Court at Pulaski, for Giles
county, In the above cause, viii, on,
Thursday, August Sth, 1879,
sch at public sale to the highest bidder,
at the residence Of said J. ". King, on
8 credit Of s and L months, with inter
est, the two. tracts Of land mentioned
in the pleadings, and known and desig-
mated IS lots Nos. and 6 Of the subdi-
vision Of the lands belonging % the es-
tate Of Lewis o. Cpshayyt containing
respectively IS ard III acres and puF-
chased BY said King st a former sale Of
said lands, made under the orders OF
court BY the former Clerk and Master
OF said court in the eause Of L. A. Up
shaw ct ais. vs. i. =. UpshaF ct ais.
Notes with approved security VIII be
required Of purchaser and liens retained
until the purchase money is paid. Said
lands lie well, and are rich, productive
Riehland creek lands.
J. B. STACY, ST., C. & Il.
iuiylS-td
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The rain for the past week has
been very general, In East Ten
nCssee aud North Alabama consider
able damage was done by the wash,
ing away of fences and uprooting OF
crops. Twenty three breaks were
made IN the Alabama & Chattanooga
Railroad and several landsiides in
different localities. Wheat that had
been left unthreshed has sprouted
aud oats, hay, DC, has suffered
great damage. The rains have been
unprecedented. Such freshet was
never known before in North Ala
baHa. I'M
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ON THURSDAY, JULY 18th, I win
~ sell to the highest bidder, on the
court house steps, the town lot iHmedi-
ateiy IN rear ef Judge SpofOrd's, lot No.
4, and between that and town spring
branch. The lot for sale Is just IA rear
OF house across the street from Odd FED
lows Hall. A good lot and worth mon
ey. Terms Of Sale: One-kalf cash. ball
ance on 8 months time, with interest
from date. Note and good security re-
quired. By order OF the Board.
ref ROBERT SHAPARD,
fnn2I-tn ReenEdeF.
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sheriH's Sale.

DT virtue Of a writ Of EendI exponas
ID issued from the Circuit Court Of
Giles county in favor OF II. H. Hancock
vs. John ID. BeeleF. win sell for cash
at the Court House door Ga Pulaski on
Saturday, July 9th, 1872,
the undivided interest, being one sixth
thereof, Of John ID. Beeler in \ tract- Of
land, containing I55 acres, in the 5th
civil district Of Giles county, on the wa
tiers Of Weakly creek Said land is now
in possession Of Elizabeth Bratten, W-id-
oW Of ThOs. BrattOn, deed, and bound
ed on the east by lands of W. T. Carter,
on the north by Wm- Goats, south BY
s. +. Buchanan and west by the Hop
son farm. levied on and viii be sold
as the property of said ssJROs ID. Beeler
10 satisfy said yenditiOni exp0nas-
ID. II. PARSONS,
JUly4-pr's fee IS Sheriff.
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Rcmarking upon the enthusiasm
which is exhibited in all parts Of the
couRtry for Greeley. the New York
Telegram says; The truth is. the
name OF Greeley, no matter how il
may be decided, has taken 4 hold on
the popular heart such as has never
before been witnessed. Grants pop.
ularity is not to be compared with
Greeley's. The old farmer has an
individuality of character and a
number of such charming points,
ecceHtrioities, if you please, that he
stands to-day the hest beloved man
in abe nation. The more he is carl
catured the more the people cling
Ga him.
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SaturdaY. IulY -. -.
SheriFs Sac.


DY virtue Of a writ Of Venditioni ex-
ID POnas Issued from the Circuit Court
Of Giles county in favor Of YokeIy &
Ross vs. j. A. J. Baker, 1 win sell for
cash to the highest bidder, at the court
house door In Pulaski, on
Saturday, July 9th, 1872,
the undivided interest Of said j. A. J.
Baker (being one-tenth) In a tract OF
land containing PIG acres situated iu
the 14th civil district Of said county, adj
Joining the lands Of VIM. CrOWnOyer on
the east, that OF Joseph Basby on the
north and Han and others on the west.
and south By Hale and Others-belng
the same tract of land upOu whiels
Joshua Baker resided at the time Of his
death and now occupied BY his widow.
Levied upon and 70 be sold as the
property Of said J. A. J. Baker, 20
satisfy said writ. III. parsons.
Jul4-pr fee IS. Sheriff.
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Strayed or Stolen

GTRAYED or stolen from the urensf-
~ ses Of ColstOu Alternately, 8 miIes
south Of Pulaski, one bay mare, IS
hands high. She has never been shOd
behind, has small star in her forehead
and white spot on her nose. She was,
when last beard from, ia company with
reau colt and q large raW-bone bay
horse. Any one delivering her or leav-
ing her at JacksOn's stable IN Pulaski
shall be paid for his trouble.
IuIlS-It JOHN HAGGERTY
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SheriRs Sc.

DY virtue of writ Of vendftiouf ex-
ID pOnas issued from ihe Circuit Court
OF GILES county, IN favor Isham Sellars
VS. W. c. Wilson, win sell for cash 70
the highest bidder, st the court house
door ia Pulaski, on
Saturday, July 9th, 1872
a tract Of land lying in the 18th civil
district Of said county, lying on the wa
tiers Of Lynn creek, containing
About 76 Acres,
bounded on the north by VIM. Terry,
east by Greggs, south by s. D. Bray and
west by the land Of Marene heirsi Lev
led on and to be sold as the property Of
said ". Z. Wilson to satisfy said writ.
ID II. PARSONS,
july4-pF's fee s. Sheriff.
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no DELINQUENT
NOTICE

THE undersigned has this day sold
a his interest ia the firm Of Ewing,
FAINT & Co 70 Messrz. John d. FlaUtt
and Marion Childress. They have as
sOeizfed with them iB the business Mr..
David 5. Martin, and viii eOutinae the
sale Of hardware at the old stand In
retiring from the firm the writer takes
this occasion 20 return his thanks 70
kind patrons. and ASSURES them Of his
Of their friendship. The
successors to the old firm are men in ev-
FOnage. They are good merchants
understand their branch or business
and are Of umblemished in
tegrity. Any member OF the old firm
has authority TO settle its business.
july4-2m HI. +. EWING.
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We believe Longfcllow was the
favOrite IA this vicinity, nOtWith-
standing the fact that BassetG's an
eestOrs all went from this county.
His grand dam Pamela was fOaled
on the farm Of the late Gen. Lucius
J. Polk, OF Ashwood. His great
grandsire, Ainderby, impaired. was
also owned by Gen. Polk, of this
county, and died The property Of
Col. Elliott Of Sumner county
Columbia Tenn. } Herald.
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The Chicago News says: "NeYer
before has been known such a gener-
al turning Of political fronts as now.
Thousands upon thousands Of Re
publicans who voted for Grant are
now aFraying themselves on the side
CT Greeley and Brown. This is not
the case ia isolated States, but is
general"
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ELECTION NOTICE

DY virtue OF authority vested in me
ID by the County COurt Of Giles coin
t. as Special Commissioner, I viii open
and hold an election IS the various
voting places IN Giles county on
Thursday, August 1sts 1879
for the purpose Of electing q supreme
Judge for the Safe OF Feanessee. =
Criminal Judge for this Criminal dis
triet, 3 Sheriff, Trustee, a Tax COllec-
tor and COnstables for the various dis
tricts. Polls opened At 8, A. ~, and
closed 81 4, P. NJ
". F. ALEXANDER,
JUL I-td-Prfees5 Special Com.
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General Pillow, Of Tennessee, who
has recently declared for Grant, has
q large claim for mules pending in
the War Department, which said
mules were con6scated while he was
a General in the Confederate army.
Comment on the purity Of his mo
tives is useless.-ChicagO Tribune.
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= We ask tho atteHtion OF business
men 70 The jobs recently Turned out
from this Office for the Exposition.
We cannot be beaten in the State.
Try ual - L. ---
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The Indians inhabiting the In
dian Territory have sent 3 most
earnest and pathetic memorial to
President Grant asking protection
against Entertainments on the lands
set apart for them by an act Of Con-
gress Of 1880, and in accordance
with treaties solemnly ratified. We
are sorry for Mr. 10, but his color is
a shade too fair 70 secure him & Ia
vorable hearing with President
Grant and his party.
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For the benefit az those who wish
70 believe sc little Of Greeley's
strength as they conveniently can,
we have 20 report that Senator
SchurZ asiH engage actively in the
now just opened can lass. He has
been detained thus long By his own
personal concerns. He will speak
IN St Louis very soon, coming
thence into the South, where he viii
surely do admirable service. There
viii be no more powerful speaker
before the people this year than be.
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It Is believed that the District
Attorney OF New York, with whom
the matter rests, viii refuse TO allow
Stokes 20 be bailcd; also that the
venue will be changed.
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Sheriff's Sale.

By virtue Of two writs OF vendftisni
exponas issued from the Circuit Court
OF Giles County, one In favor OF W. j.
Henderson, and one IN favor Of @. II.
MeAiliOn, Admit. ". RObt- Gordon,
Jr. and Others. 1 viii sell for cash 10
the highest bidder at the Court Hone
door In Pulaski, on
Saturday, July 9th 1872,
said RObt GordOn's one seventh in
terest in a traet Of 40 acres Of land on
which his mother Mary =. Gordon now
resides, situated in the 18th civil dis
trtct Of Giles county, on the waters Of
kichland creek bounded on the north
BY 8 B. Marsh, east By John Gordon,
south BY n A. RofhrOok and west bv
W. 7. Gordon, DEED. Levied on and 10
he ssld IS the property Of said Robt.
Gordon Jr.s 20 sPtisfy said vrifs.
y. II. PARSONS,
july5-pr's ZEE g 60. S5e-iT.
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Tie jury in the Stokes Fisk mur-
der ease have not yet agreed. They
s. nd eight for conviction and four
fOF acquittaI.
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THE BOLTIRi

The disafected Democrats 70 the
number OF about fifty, Of whom
about fifteen we're reporters, met at
the Maryland Institute. Mr.. Muir
rill, OF the Jefersonian Democrat
ut Louisville, Blanton Duncan, of
Kentucky, Van Allen, OF New York,
and Brick Pomeroy were the princi-
pal participants. They resolved to
call national convention at Louis
vile, in September, to nominate a
Jeffersonian Democratic candidate
If they can find a man silly enough
to accept such doubtful honor.
The whole thing is characterized as
q pittiable fizzle which will have no
weight whatever bourbon wasp's
nest with buzzing, singing. fight
ing and fzzlIng among themselves.
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Tbs crops oS Middle Tennessee
nd North Alabama aT9 mach dam
aged BIS the recent bal weather.
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The Courier JoaynGl says that
Geo. Gideon J. Pillow is Tor Grant
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Whora for Horaee Greelevl
WIFE A n

WE viii pay the highest market
price for the new crop Of Wheat,
delivered SO any station On the Y. & y.
Y. r We are also in the market for
q nTn 20 ntlI market rate.
tuf-.iu 3ffgE & WFfTTE
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a correspondent asks the Courier
J"arRat &c it is true as reported that
Mr.. Greeley is an invetcratcly pro
J''Hs man. The c. j. replies: MIR.
Grcclcy, like Mr.. Bcecher, max
sometimes say "d-n is" when
s-1ns Radical ninCumpoop makes
him very mad, but he docs not swear
habitually."
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In Chancerv at PuIaski

- e---~@-SCA y - = NAA-~-FA-Aa
II. p. EzeIl. admir-, rs. Nelson Rivers.
TE this cause Il appearing to the Clerk
u & Master, from the return Of the
Sheriff Of Giles county, that the defend
ant, Nelson Rivers, Is nonresident 50
that the ordinary process Of the Court
cannot be served upon him; Il Is there
fore ordered that publication be made in
the Pulaski GTTEZEE, 8 newspaper pub
liShed in the town OF Pulaski, for 90
days, requiring said Nelson Rivers to
appear before the Clerk & Master Of
said Court, az his Office in Pulaski, on
Friday, August 9th, 1872, 70 attend the
taking Of the account between n. p.
Eel, admir- Of Gid +. EzeII, and said
Nelson Rivers, and also the account
with b. r Ezell, Receiver In this cause,
and on failure the Clerk & Master vii
proceed to take said accounts ex-parte.
julia J. b. STACEY, ST., G. & NJ.
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WE, j. n Brownlow and J. W.
W Roberts, have this day mutually
agreed 20 dissolve co-paTfnerEhip. The
business viii be continued by DR.. J. w.
Isoherts & Co.
J. NJ BRowSLow,
July lith-ft j. W. ROBERrs.
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The pehitentiary at Nashville con
tH'ns svien hundred and thirty
cnuyicts, the smallest number since
January lst
lhf total indebtedness OF the
rastheTn states Is two hundred and
hPefH million two hpndsed and ten
iiip'asaDd ono hundred aud twenty
h's dollars that 81 the twenty seven
Nyiulsfn States IL OBly two hundred
enc t1Tee millions eight hundred
shH AeFeU a. fB0 a0ilHrs The latter
iHsHagea theiF own affairs, while the
l'-H-,i tate beeb lobbcd aud plum
eie 2. fie tsg "a ba. tL.e,e-
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TnE xoMINATIox

was so nearly unanimous upon the
first ballot that it was Immediately
made so. Thus the North and
South have clasPed hands over the
bloody chasm Of war, and an era Of
peace and good feeling usurpcd the
place of hate.
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Says: ave bow to the decision
Of the DeEOcFatic National COnven-
ton, and loyalty accept Greeley as
the DeBocratic candidate for Presi-
dent An organized bolt, ? IL adds,
'.there will be none; but IL hundreds
Of thousands Of the dissatisfied stay
away from the polls, the Fe-electiOn
Of Grant would be = foTegene Ger
tainty."