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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
TenneSSee Manufacturing 90.

TIME STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TEN
nessee Manufacturing Company are hereby
notified that the annual meeting for election Of
Directors for the ensuing year, will be held in
the office of the Commercial Insurance Company,
city of Nashville, on Monday, the 9Th of October
next. j. WHITWORIH, PreS't
j. PLUNKET, Sec. and Treas.
Nashville. Sent. 10. 1873. seD2O I'd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
Notice.

Until FURTHER NOTICE, THE DIXIE
OIL Company will pay sl4O each for all good Coal
Oil Barrels, delivered at their Works on neLe-
more street.
oct3 If ROBERT THOMPSON, Pres't
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
Administrators Notice.

ADMINISTRATORS N0tLCe.
HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRA-
III tor of Felix Grundy Earthmin, decd,
hereby notify all pei sons indebted to said Earth
man to come forward and settle their indebted
ness; and all persons having claims against him
are requested to present the same to me, within
the time prescribed by law, or the same will be
forever barred.
sepS eod1m WI. EARTHMAN, Admir-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For the Fair.

yTyRAINS WILL LEAVE THE OHATTA-
nooga Depot each day during the Fair, com
mencing this morning. at 10 a. m. and p. m,
returning about 6p m.
eeiys; until II O'Clock Tuesday next.
1t JOHN H. WILLIAMS, GenI Agent. Z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

iuez especial nombraio para la instruc-
cion del sumalio por los sucesos ocurri.
dos Ell dia % De abril 6Itimo on la plaza
de-Toros de esta capital"
Por la presente reduisitoria cito, llamo,
| y emplazo don Juan Pablo Marina, CO.
maudante general INFERNO que fue de la
Milicia ciudadana de esta villa, don Anto-
MO Lopez de Letona, Official general del
| elercito de Ia nacion; don Juan Bautis-
ia Topete, contra-almirante de la Arma.
da: q don Angel Jose Luis Carvaial
Fernandez de C6rdcva, marques de Sar-
doal; don Vicente Ridaurs, teniente CO.
ronel accidental del 8: battalion de Ia ex-
presada Milicia; & don Eduardo Ortiz y
Casado, iudividuo del escuadron de caba.
llerfa de la repetida Milicia, y q don vi.
cente, Moro y Riestra, visitador general
de policla urbana, declarados procesados
como presuntos eutores del delito lie re.
belion previsto en- n6mero So del art. 243
del C6digo penal VICENTE, por haberse al
zado p6biicamente en- alberta hostilidad
contra el gebisrno: ell primero sustrayen-
do Ia obedienca del mismo fuerza ar.
mada; el segundo, tercero y cuarto, indu.
ciendo esa forma de rebellion soRte-
niendola por actos ostensibles directos;
ell quinto como coopera1or del expresado
delito con mando subalterno; ell sexto, CO.
mo nero ejecutor de- la rebellion presun.
to autor q la vez de los delitos incidenta,
les de atentado grave Ia autoridad, ps.
nado Ga los artfculos 263 y 264 de dicho
Codigo, y des6flen pdblico, comprendido
en- el 271 del N smo; ei dltlmo, como
nero Executor tambien del delto de haber
sIdo hallados en- su domicilios ignorar.
50 su paradero, para que compadezan en-
este jazgado, que Sc halla constituido en-
Ia planta baja del edicio de la Audien.
cia del territorio, LEGAL que ocupaba ell
lu5gado municipal del distrito del Hospi-
tai, plaza dc Santa Cruz, en- el sermino de
10 dias, q responder de lol cargos que les
resuitan en el sumario; bajo apercibimien.
to qus en- otro ca3o serda declarados re-
beldes y les parara Ell periuicio que haya
lugar, con arreglo a 10 dispuesto en- la ley
de Enjaicamiento criminal VICENTE.
A la veg: en- nombre de Ia nacion ex-
horto y gequioro las autoriiaias civiles
y militares, q sus depe ldisntss y agentes
dc policla jaii,ia', SO siFvsn proseder 4
Ia bn7ca, captura y conduccion de los CT
tad1s generates D. Antonio Lppe5 de- La
t3na y D Jdaa Bautista Topese las
nrisionos miIitares, y d Juan Pablo
Marina d Aogei jose Luis Carvaial,
marques de Sardoal d. Vicente Moro q Ia
cAroei De wills; toios & dspos cion de es.
te jazgado, y para cue tenga efecto ol
aato de- deteuc on dictado contra los mis-
mos
Dado en- Madrid de mayo de 1873.
--Feiefiso Ms'chor Lamauette -Por
mandate de 5. s., Francisco Fernan iez
d. Ia Torre.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

ssS sfEF9
Nuestro apreciable colega ell Dia-
RIO de Ia Marina, publica en- su nd
nero del 6 del corriente, una carta
de Nuesa- York, fecha 80 de abril, de
la cual tomamos Ell siguientey signifi-
cativo parrafo: ,8A ilo-
ola Revol4cioas anuneia la formation
de un nuevo club laborante, titulado GyitO
de Yard, que Sc compone de srtesanos,
cuyo "objeto principal sera allegar recur-
sos de todo g6nero, poY cuantos medios
sean lfcitos, con el exclusive fin de pro-
veer a las necesidades del pueblo de Cuba
libre. Asf MIsMo pRovEERl AL DE PUERTO
RICO. CUANOO, MOSTRANDo vIRILIDAD, Sc
DIsPoNGA 4 RECLAMAR sUs TAMBIEN Ho
LLADos DERECHoS"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

Eeair0. Para maIiann dom ngO Ko
d. li0lU a1@lnglg la com pafiia del Sr. An
nsxg, Ia dltima function del 90 ab9uo, la
que constara del msgnfi3o drama en- tres
aetos De Egulaz, titulsdo: La pdyesa de
Sarria, J Ia pieza en- un acto Marines en-
terra.
Pseado mahana iGnes, tendra iugar el
beneGeio del representative de- la compa-
hia ID. +. dailegos de Leon, Ia func!on
coastara del magniico drama en- cuatro
astUs, y un pr5logo, titulado: Las hylids
san madre d el honor de ss conerciante, y
la dlvertida zarzuela en- un acto d. ySise-
nando
Ests sera 10 Gltima fuucion que por
ahora de en- nnesiro teatro la eompsnfa,
por tener que march4rse para Mayagiiez,
donde Ia llaman los compromises coatrai-
dos.
FL Sr. Gallegos que SO ha esmerado, y
con incansable afan ha tratado de- COM
placer al pdollco en cuanto de 6l ha de-
peaddo, es acreeior a que ell ldnes Ell
tsatro 80 llene completsmsDte, y uosotros
4 ii 10 deseamos.
All marcharse para Mayagasz la com.
p4iila DE- 81. Aaaexg, despuas do haber
SO egto d0s abonos con lisonjero 6xito en-
eta Capital, estamos conVencidos do que
Is p1hlleos qae visite en- esta isla 10 harAn
c1mp'eta j0stlcla, y ver&n con gusto los
trahaIas que. eiscusAn toios los sotores,
y On particular Ia que no titubsamos en-
lIamar psFIa lel teatro espadol Ds r jsa
Delgalo 10 Auuexy.
AbatimIentog gsneraI aI-Cuanao In san.
gre ao reproduce ioI Soiidos del Gua DO
sAa pFnato como 10 agotan con los traba.
l.a y sfsnes da II vida, al enaaqaecimien-
- y IA aeb,ildat sigusn. Fioiaiad Do.
efp:al aaa puot evldencias do una falta
60 vsgar repro iHetlvo 81 Il corrieats vi.
tsi bayo sassa eiraans.Aneias Ia Zarzanar.
eta 3s Rslesel Is IA msdiaiaa necesaria.
sa efseso = II aarilse e., y vitalizar Ia
ssa*fs = Il eskiaalas Ia cirualasionszEs
eaias sssasasa gosi'l y prom aevs "a di-
xasslsa = as'nslaeioa ia Ia coniaa, = re-
sAFla Il psograaa do ;in!ento ~
E4rat
as@a mal~s 30 cemstIpaeiom -EI Re.l
88a ~ - Akf0*Atss y 40 st1t "a a. esd
80 !, ia1a 49, Fagllafn nta daspaido,
4 faevassts'rsgss 81 y ssgsiFA alguaa enfer
rs -. Ssaa - tonAa maildas para all
stss i pfeNoa sabss "A orgaalzacion vita.
os4asseatA pr = aglonffacio do crlia
saaa asss IaIFlessA - Il ess6mAgo = ab3o-
tasa. Il eeagsasIgn smpleza y lns conse.
- = - 49, dssoFosAa y palkaOsas 90
paaAsa sApesAr.
e. - essos catsa 40 laa ri lotaa .vege.
faaea aanesfsaAa ~ Brisso, sou IL sanA
III s4. - dos .ssgaaciaa Yszegalas--
pssssAaa ! II sanslr -, ID Ia casses soh
e. sfaa fsaass rnnnaaasaa caaaan Il bigis.
Il 49, AsaKa - u raisFalnsa, s correr
sssAsassia. i nlama tismp dan tono
= ssxaAAss ~ 81 6mAxa j los iolsssiaos
80 = expresses h esfos lDg.adIeas6s.
ne esss maIs - uafa Il cstrsAimisnso
smgssA J psfmansnismsnlA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
ronpa 81 troouel democrltico de an fade

.aaEagI6 I6p,g gg gz(s kl&IksgfEKSE
/ Rlhos coae6icail5res asIdsrseio par
lsmentaro no pueden esperar de los ven
cidestsin hatalia y disueitos con inqnina
! que al pie del f1turo derecho SO prostarne
Anest a soberaula inalienable.
I Mo- laFlegalidsd basada en- usurpaoion
de poderes, vive la vida del temerario:
solo .dural ada raaon, To- que ayraiga en-
Eel defecElo. Dinoasel cafor de nuestra fe,
Q! soplo de nuestra conciencia, ell alma
de nueatro sufragio la repdbiics que hoy
nosrepudla, nosiayrolla desatuera.- !.
Sea de la osadfa ell triunfo, sea el Isuro
para la i1gratitud, sea del espoliador Ia
soberanfa del despojado; que el tempo
oura con represalias los achaques de So
berbia.
La serena y honrada, Ia ilustre pa
tri6t'ca comision vive en la permanenoia
de- 50 derecho fota sobre 81 iraoundo
decreto de disolucion, y tieue su albergue
en- el criterio soherano de la p4tria. IQne
importa su desaparicion de la exteriofidad
pol1tica, 81 fsnciona en- ell sentl1o fotiao
dc la denlocrAcia7. +. Dia yendr& e0 que
los paTtidos de oposcIOD ahaean 10 luz
sabre la terrible noche del % al "a de
abril 1ltimo; y, entonces. los radicales-
republicanos iremos con alta cara poner
nuesl ra limpia conciencia sobre ell altar
de la patria; eutonces veran los federales
de Fecta lazon y de alma pura, como les
ceg6 la ira al arrolar del temple de Ia
repdblica & los creyentes, recibir 81
incieuso de Ia intranaigencia.
.Edtre tanto, nacion espsnola, yo for
malfao Is mas solemue protesta contra ell
golpe dc Estado que di6 ell gobierno de
Ia repGblica en- ell decreto de "a de abril
1ltipo; yo me reserve, en- nombre de tn
poder soberano, defender legalmente la
Comision que debimos tus O6rtes actua,
les; yo hago la historic juez iohsxible
de mis- act como preailente do la mas
glo'iosa Asamblea; y me retro del campo
de tanta ilegaidad presente, para esperar
en- mis- tiendas de republicano democrats,
9! advenimiento dc uua repdbca para to
dos los espsnoles
Madrid, 8 do mayo de 1873.
r. ~ Tg0Y,ciceo C1I,na.o., =, 1oaeoU
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
N0TICTAS De LA PENINSULA

n ~
De los peri6dicos de Madrid toma
mos las f6guientes:
l<-H&siso paeato preso on su propia
fAbr"a el Sr- PUG Llagostera.
III I-Eb ayunts miento de Cldiz es, mas
que una corporation municipal, el poder
Legislative Y ejscutivo do IN estado fsde
re- in9ependieuts
--He aqni el decreto que hs pubicado
ell % de abril s
4! Los e2pended0res al poriaencr de-
chadiga, faapteca 10 vaee,. garbanzos. ar.
roc, huevos, petr6leo texcaps5 III trigo).
cantrioQlr6n con Il oaBtidAds d. 90, 600
pefetes, listribuidas por terceras partet,
qpe re empezarhn q recaudar On - de
aerll, 20 de Dayo y ) dc junio pro Nimo.
20 Los expenditures de vinoa, aguar-
fisufes y Ecores a por menor; eontribni-
ran tambieu con Ia caotidad de On. 900
pesetas, pagAndolaa en- los esos arriba
mencionadoe.
y? LA riqueZa territorial contribnirA
con 10 rnrte proporcional al B por 100
eobFo la reata impotiala, que ~ rocauda
n por % sad an el 10 do maro On ei
primero do iuoic.
~ El subsidio Industrial con Ia parse
proportion ai 80 por los aaual aobra la
enatfibu ion qae paguen nj Estado, re-
oau5andaae tamoIsn por mirad en las
ieehaa qaa ss tIsa en- el pkfrafo ante
rior.r
\ - qae do las dispoaiciones IA ssse
asahipmsesso federal nos ocupssuos, "a.
aos dasF a'uura'foa lA9Fsa h Ea,a IA
lai Gls'tnas diarosieionea que la roalica-
~.
Prp99s Ia aassAsssls. nor na aeaer .
Fnetsnte, ssaya "a lptspssaaaa a. "a IL rssa
8e IA AGsea, nAadanao Que "a dcrriba
para eeaasfair Go 81 soisr an mesoa Il )
ssa.aa1axia.
ssgaa9m III raaA&o ugA eamaalea.
eson Il goheTusd / saesiaassea pAsa aaa
h@ss staapssster ssSss Ias .naAserra eas
aey "a ias AahAdss IA l0a sena.os.-~f..s
saaifAr L ss.waaaa II aAas / /.
'sa8fs.a ~ eaesssaseaa sc rssfrsAn sasos
saefAlrs.
Tasesro la vsmenssas - sf.salsa
sasA dsaseser n assAsnA .sas4 - IT. sAn
Framraseo Jsvtsr, qaa Esa raa. II 80 il
saHssas e CAlf0a 4 A. 4s lgss ~ ss.o.
ets9g
Isessa y aSsf@s tiA Asssa*ssa ! tsss
AfaasAAIsasa. an aUmasesA 10 ans
- FfrT4Ks ss8 49, asasess8s & uz.a
gAssssasas Asms4a ~ : lsesA. sssa - i
pAssa - a. las ~ LIS
sMKsm n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
Ell retraimiento de los radicales.

He aquf ei Manifesto publicadoy
por los radicales para que el partido'
no acuda q las urnas co Jas. eleccio-
nes de diputados las C6rtes Consti-
tuyentes.a sert ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

partidos polfticos para trazaTles re-
tglas De sconducta. Mas va QUE Aelld
se atfeve, yasqne q deber invoca, he
mos derdeeirle que consideramos Il
kprIpripal depuestsoa partilo aue no
binterNenga en- la lucha electofal que
tse apr.epara, nj acepte, ssiquierp fuese
Idesde@la oposiclon,la a Hoisabilidad
Flde.cuanto pueda venir por syiftud de
la'sit1acion creadasod desde IosiR 't;mos
sucesos. %, @2t:d bg /. aaisasg e 81 lo.iaea
=, Eta Pfofundos trastorno del 6rden
social y la falta absolute deirespeto 4
toda autoridad, squitan hastaAla AlaImenor
condicion de inchap & ! llaaa, as opoossii opoosii ciones.
Rota la legalidsd, y enfrente de un
gobiernode hecho, esta fdcha, aun-
que fuera possible, serfa depresiya pa
ra un partido que de constitutional
Sc precia. 7
oiPor impossible, pues, y por depre-
siya, 81 cemit6 central de elecciones,
y en- sl npibbr por su acuerdo los
que suscriben, consideran que Ell par !,
lido radical-republicano debe abste-
nerse en- absolute de tomar parte en-
las proximas elecciones.
Madrid z de mayo de 1873.-El
presidente, Vicente Romero Giron.-
Secretatios, Gbnzalo,h CaIyo Asensio.
de Ia Guardia."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

-. Z. =. - -

he aquf Ia protests del Sr. SALINE
ron, documento notabifsimo por su
tiIOdigno 3y aeVantado, y por Ia
severidad de sus tormas, dice asf:
-. -. ..aa Il. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

Era flah6afifos 6rgano de coFporacI0nes
que Iespetamos, gpero que nos son
conpletaInente ,e4tianAS I 1akA
Una stencion. hemps de- merecerv 4
nuestro college, % Dssearianiba xaber
porque cuando, aefandimos lSsIasd Hi
jas side Maria va los profesefesejesuil
tas, atacados pore no califc6,a Bo-
LETIN de- 6rgano del 9jesuitiismo, J 81
10 hizo ahora, cdsndo nj siquiefa'h he.
mos hecho mencion de los respetables
maestros de lay juventud puerto RI.
r 0s1ggst6s' .s9esFsg9 - As9s5aA s0sHo
quena. gixiia rs.Ief--fj 7i4Iss ~ see-s ~;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

Francisco Salnteron y Alonso."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

do decreto en- cuyo artfculo 10 go lee:
Qaedag disteltd IA eonsisiON pe,pmgeNtesd de
u 4sabpleo.. ssI I'LL
De- fondo moral do los acontecimientos
del 4 a % salia IN gFito de- protesta con.
ira el allanamiento del cohgreso; del fon.
do legal del deGreto del dia "a sails otro.
grito de protesta cSatla MA pldrpaeiopde.
poder rolftico. Pero, Sqnien dehia llevar
Ii. .Yoz .en tan .iustas querella2, He. .aqnf la
RiiaaW difctltsd que saea aoffecias alnis
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-07-19

THE Coffee County Democrat, pub
lished at Manchester, Tenn, contains
the following sensible remarks, to
which we invite the special attention OF
newspaper readers:
VIII it.ever come, that long looked
for day, when people will cease to re-
gard the press of the day as a happy
and gratuitous medium through which
to puff and vaunt the excellencies of
themselves, their friends, and anything
that comes handy. We have never had
the impudence to call in at merchant
store, demand and receive any article
with out giving a quid pro quo for it,
and we think the time has come when
merchants, lawyers, doctors, politicians
school teachers, cIrcuses, etc, shall
cease to come into offices and ask for
gratuitous puffs. 1t does matter to us,
little as certain people seem to see it,
whether we are paid for our space or
not, and we feel somewhat disinclined
to further continue to be imposed
upon. Local or general matters of
public interest we think ourselves ca
pable of passing upon their merits and
publishing without assistance or hint;
but for an individual to urge and in
sist upon our gratuitously displaying
him or his hobby to the public, mere
ly because he thinks it to be the pub
lie interest, why upon that point, we'll
Just take no more in ours.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-07-19

-
funds for this purpose IL such manner
as it may think best. &c. G. Smith, R.
Fl. Pickering and B. Lyle we're elected
as that committee. -
c. G. Smith, DIR. Dunn, DIR. Ussery
and ID. w. Scott were elected delegates
to the Annual Conference. K. III.
Pickering. H. M--Atkins, .alternates.-
The Conference was well entertained
among kind friends. The secretary
boarded with Mr.. Sturdevant and was
so kindly entertained that he fell in
love with the whole family, and 1 pre-
sumo all were highly pleased, for the
Conference adopted the following res
olution : Resolved, That we tender to
the citizens Of this community our
heartfelt thanks for The kind and hos
pitable manner in which they have en-
tertained the Conference"
The Conference then adjourned with
the doxology and benediction, to meet
again, when the Presiding Elder shall
appoint the time, at Turnersville, Of
Cedar Hill circuit, Robertson county
which was adopted by large majority
w. A. TURNER. Sec'y.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-07-19

THE Cincinnati Commercial thinks
South Carolina had better pay its debt,
twice over, than repudiate. That edi-
tors morals, as well as politics, are de-
cidedly Radical. Suppose some man
were to forge his name and draw a
large sum of money thereon, would
the editor pay it? OF course not !!
Because it would be a fraudulent and
illegal transaction, by which he was not
bound. Well, it is by similar fraud
ulent proceeding that South Carolina S
enormous debt has been created, and
which it is no more bound, in law or
equity, to pay, than would be the Com
mercial to pay the debt created by the
forged check. And if the latter's refu-
sal to pay cast no stain upon his honor,
why should it dishonor South Carroll
IA to refuse to pay debt created
fraudulently and therefore, illegally?
Reputation of an honest debt, ought
to disgrace individuals or States, but it
is sheer nonsense to talk about attach
ing disgrace to the reputation of a
dishonest debt created by rogues over
the forged names of honest men. The
administration is the creator of South
Carolina debt--let the federal gov
eminent pay it.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-07-19

We clip the following items from
the Sprinfeld Record of the 18th
inst:
"a man by the name of Ellison,
who lives in Chatham county, died
last week with cholera. He had la
bored in the harvest field all day,
drank, a great deal of cold water, eat
quite a quantity of plums and died the
following morning.
If Squire Jimmy Woodlands wheat
fields near his residence had yielded
much more than they did, we are of
opinion that he would have had to
take it out of the fields to shock it.
The prisoners in our Jail attempted
to get out not long since. They con-
verted clock spring into five differ
ent saws with which they had cut two
of the bars at one of the east wind
ows when discovered.
In the month of May the distillers
of Robertson County manufactured
from grain 34,651 gallons of proof
whisky-paying a revenue on same of
$23,255 30. In June the turnout was
36.490 gallOns-and the revenue was
s34,543. We learn that this is not as
much as would have been made had
all the distilleries. filled the time
some of them having had to discon-
tinued for repairs"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-07-19
Erin, July 18th, 1873.
LETTER FROM ASHLAND CITY.

EDITORS CHRONICLE: Our County
Court met to-day in quarterly session,
with nineteen of the twenty-four JUS
tees present Very few citizens were
in attendance, owing in part to the fact
that exaggerated rumOrs are afOat
with regard to prevalence of cholera,
but we can truthfully say that we have
not had single case of the prevail
ing" in our town, though like the ague
and fever in the West, it is just little
further on, or something very similar
in appearance and effects. Our ex-
emptiOn from the scOurge is owing in
part to the kind of water free stone)
We use, and the caution exercised by
our people in their diet. n8
There was not great deal of impor-
tant business transacted by the court.
Some few pauper appropriations were
made and few administrators bonds
taken. The court refused to adopt
the new road law preferring the old
one as it is. Under the law as it is
several new roads were established,
something by the way very much need
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-07-19

THE troubles in Arkansas, are a
complication of unblusling villainy
rarely surpassed even by Radicalism.
The situation may be explained in a
few words. Brooks and Baxter were
opposing candidates for Governor
Brooks. of the liberal-cOnservatives
and Baxter of the Radicals. Brooks
was elected by handsome majority,
but the Radicals, true to their in
stincts, counted him out, and Baxter
in-the latter, under a sporadic i'm
pulse of patriotism, resolved to be Gov
ernor of the State-nOt of his party.
This resolve and his subsequent acts
and utterances alienated his party and
drew around him the bulk of those who
voted against him. The Radicals re-
solved to GUST him and put Smith, Lieut..
Governor, in his place. The attempt
was failure, and then Brooks who
had been fairly elected, and fraudu-
lently defeated by the Radicals, told
the villains that he would be their
man if they would help him to Dust
Baxter. The attempt is being made
and the Radicals are willing to admit
aud show up their own rascality, if by
SO doing they can make Brooks Gov
ernor. And thus stands a political
contest for power, unparalleled in the
history of parties, not merely in its
unmitigated scoundrelism, but in its
impudent avowal. And all this trans
piring under the best government &c,
&c. the chief officers of which are in
league and open alliance with the dir
ty actors in the disgusting farce of pre-
tended popular sovereignty and States
Rights.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-07-19

THE Montgomery County Medical
Society met in this city on Monday
last, the 18th. DIR. McReynolds was
appointed, by the President, to read
an essay on cholera at the next meet
ing. The Physicians ofthe surround
ing country are requested to commuri-
cate to him facts that have occurred in
their practice, during the prevalence
of the present epidemic, especially
those relating to It's etiology and mode
of propagation.
T. ID. JOHNSON, Sec.
DANIEL T. WRIGHT, Pres.