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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE
LyBrand & Son

VNAkE pleasure in calling the attention
Il OF the public to nh cYaminati.r Of
their STOCK Of MCSECAL MEECHAN-
DlSE. Consisting Of Pianos, Church and
iarlor Organs. MGlodcons, Viulins. Gu-
tars, BanjoA, F!ntes. Acrordeona, Brass
and Silver Band Instruments of ali kinde.
Also, Sheet Music aE;! instruction Books
for every class Of Musical Instruments on
hand at all timts. We are Sole Agents for
the State of South Carolina of Estcy & Co. =
COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet Music sen, by
mail. post paid, OH receipt of price: and ali
kinds OF iin-ica' Goods sent by Express,
when ordered. to any part Of tie state
marked O. o. y. Good Secondhand Pi'
amos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Pianos, Organ. and MeiodeoEs Tuned and
Repaired in satisfactory manner: aud
will give esrecia att eiti",' tc Packing. Ro-
moving and Shipping riunos IN, nthe; par
ties to any pDirt Ge.iird, Il moderate
prices.
Allordere promptly attended, to and sat
isfsction guaranteed t" those iavoripg us
with their patronage. Send TOR our cata-
logue Of "hcet MusicaEd Musical Merchan-
disc. Richardson street few Il dOora q boye
PMHNIX nftico. Columbia s. c Nov Z
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10 all, particularly invalids, spring
ls trying season. Indications OF sick :
ness should at once be attended to.
Fatal diseases may be caused by allow.
ing the bowels to become constipated,
and the system to remain in disor-
dercd condition, until the disorder has
time to develop itself. An ounce of
prevention is worth q pound of cure, is
an old and truthful saying. Therefore,
we advise all who nre troubled with the
complaints now very prevaient-hcad-
ache, indigestion, dlsordered liver,
want OF appetite, nausea, or feverish
skin, to take. without delay, Schenck's y
Mandrake Pills. We know OF no
remedy SO harmless and decisive in its
action. It at once strikes at the root
OF the disease and produces 81 healthy
tone to thessystem. People never need
suffer: from any disease arising from
disordered condition OF the liver, if
they would take this excellent medi.
cine when they feel the first indica.
tiors OF the malady. Families leav-
ing home for the simmer mouths
should take three or four boxes Of
these pills with them. They have M
almost instantaneous effect. They will
relieve the patient of headache in one
or two hours. and will rapidly cleanse
the liver OF surrounding bile, and will
effectually prevent q bilious attack.
They are sold by all druggists.
M1Ot2IT
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t. LET ~ TIL. NEW
Central National Bank Building.
PKIrJ:S TO SUIT TIE y!.VEs.

lc'l.i."oit:s from i3rer month II: waid.
Family !''"'na from 50 per month upwards :;
LSwr':s' u:iices iron, &c pr rIon, upwards
WArr.H, GAS, WATER CLOSETS, WOOD
CLOSETS ard other modern improvements
inside lie building. -. jnch. roC1ts, al!
fronting the street. Good ventilation. A
Jani;or in charge OF the building. Apply te
Central Bank, or to Mcssrs. S:IBELS &
tZEl.L ApTi!2
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Advertisement Of Trustee.

In tho Matter Of the Citizens saving Bank.
OF Sonth Carolina, BANKRUPT ~ Eank.
ruptcy.
NNHiSi. 10 give notice that byan indtn.urn
4 hearing date the 2Gih Jan,iaIy, oac thou
sand eight hundred and scventy.four. the
Citizens Savings Bank. ef South Carolina,
est ate and fleets Whatsoever to me az Trus-
tee. upon trust, for tho benefit II all tho
creditors of aaid bankrupt, and that aaid
conveyance was duly executed according to
tho provisions Of tho 43d Section Of an Act
OF CorgroHs omitted "An Act to establish
uniform system ii bankruptcy throughout
The United States" approved March 81, 1867
Dated 1T Columbia ths toM:h day of April.
a. d. 1874. J ElSHEH, Trustee.
Apri! ~ mo
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Hay, Eay!, Hay!.i

MZTN TIE SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE
EsaEH3cQMPANi has aiways on hand the
largest stcck OF HAY in Columbia,
comprising bo.h Eastern and Western,
which Will be delivered anywhere in tho
city, free of charge tor drayagc, and at the
very loves: ra!ep
Our facilities for purchasing and handling
are suc: ne to'onable us to compete success
Iu!ly with any other house, and parties in
need Will q" well 10 give us q call before
dersold
Particular attention il called tn our stock
OF Eastern HAY, which il the best in the
marFet. May G 3mO
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JUST PUBLISTIED!
MUSICAL Standard

Diets for Violin and Piano. Price. 50. so.
NEW aud attractive sr, r,angtments by
~ SIP: WINNER. of Galops, Waltzes, Ma.
zurkae, Airs, Qnadrilles and Po.pourri.. for
Violin, with Piano accompaniment. Pages
Sheet Music a:yn
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INSURANCE.

1NoO noNCGs
II ANING resigned the agency o. tie
LII Southern Life Insurance Company, VIC
have connected ourselves with the
Cotton States Life Insurance COMPANY
OF MACON, GEUNGIA.
VI. Il. JOHNSON, Sc. OBEAR,
PRESIDENT. Secretary.
N"F'". -. .'...'.... -. $JUU.CJt
St"Ic Dcr"eNs... ............... $50 0C0
The Company issues policies Gu both the
STOCK AND MUTUAL PLANS, giving II
non-participating policy holders the advant.
age of premiums LESS by twenty per cent.
| than mutual rates.
It will est ablish BOARDS OF ADVISORY
TRUSTEES in the principal cities OF the
state, and will contract with said Boards &c
invest i'll said cities seventy per cent. Il {;
net premiums taken there, thus maxi
HomeCompany in Each Locality.
We confidently recommend this staunch
Sonthcrn Company to our friends and the
public, and bespeak continuance OF kind
patronage heretofore extended to us.
BLACK Il WARIEG,
General Agents for South Carolina.
Active and reliable canvassers wanted with
wior. "e vii mako liberal contracts.
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We would be glad to know what
Venus thinks about all these prepara-
tions for observing her transit. II she
ls anything of modest female it must
be extremely narrowing to her feelings
to be squinted at through spy glasses
from all corners of the earth. Sup
pose you had transit, Mrs. Grundy,
wouldn't you grumble at that sort of
thing? We have private and personal
reasons for believing that Venus is pre-.
pairing to inquirel whether she has
any rights which astronomers are
bound to respect.
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FLUTE B0QU EFT Price, ST. so.
A collection including 3 great variety o.
music.gOr the Flute.
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Blacksmith Tools

pESr English ANFif.S, Bla ack.mi.l BEL
ID Lows, SOLID Box Nl>ES. STOCKS ami
DIES, FILES. RASPS, &c., comprising n
full nssorir"n, III tlis line and Tor sale iUw
by JOHN AGNEW 4 son.
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A T his new store, Main street, nearly op-
"A posite the Central National PAnk. hxe
large and beautiful etock of fine WAT CHES
stem and key winders, frtm the beet Eu-
his own importation. in gold nd silver cuses.
Elegant JEWELRY! An unr,val.d ar.crt-
ment just received. and all the latest STYLES.
Sterling SliVER-WARE, in rcts aud cas~s,
BRIDAL rrcscnts, and very fine selection o;
Plated Ware, Gold Watch and Neck Claims,
Lockets. elegant Seal, Wedding and Engage.
ment Rings, largo stock Of Spectaclcs and
ye-Glasses, Clocks, Musical Boxes, ard n
great variety Of Fancy Articles. My etock is
the largest and best selected in the Southern
country, and will be sold as cheap az the
same srticlc cSh be bought anywhere.
Oct 81
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MUSICAL FLOWERS,

Dae's for FG"te and Piano. Price, SO so.
Similar III design Ia tho Musical Gar.
land" but for Flute, with Piano accomp...
niment. 160 pages, S!,cc; Music siz :, well
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HON. r. B. ELLIOTT

NEEATLf pleased the citi&ens OF Bos ton
~ by his eu!ugy on Charles Sumner. The
INDIAN GIRL" has delighted the citizens
OF Columbia by the sale oi those celebrated
5 Cent Cigars. Every one should remember
that tho Maids Wigwam is headquarters for
Cigars and Chewing Tobacco; also, that she
makes Pipes, Cigar Holders, smokers Arti.
ticH an1
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Supposing that there might be per-
haps SCORE or 80 of the Peninsular
and Waterloo veterans still alive and
in impecunious circumstances, the new
Minister Of War at Westminster an
hounced that the Government would
pay to each and every old soldier of
this claos pension OF half guinea O
week. No sooner did this interesting
faot become known. than moro than
40O OF these hoary veterans suddenly
started up. as it were, from the grave;
and Mr.. Hardy finds that he has let
the Government into the tune of about
9ll,OOO year. Why doesn't our Go
vernment do something for the re-
naming survivors of the Mexican war?
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New Books at Bryan's Bookstore.

EUROfE Seen 1hroogh American Specta-
Autobiography and Memoir of Rev. DR..
Guthrie; a Yer very interesting and amuling vo-
Pen-Iictures OF Europe-by Elizabeth
Pcake, with Plates.
Willow Brook-by tho author of .widc, !,
Wide World" s125
English psychology-by Ribot. $50.
Mr.. Alcotts School. 81 so.
The Coneervation OF Encrgy-by Balforr.
DR.. hohbrausch on Phykical Measure
mcnts. So 80.
Helps to Holy Lent. s125. And other
new Books. Also, variety OF new NOVELS,
ny popular authors. cheap. March 81
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CANES a

TAKE pleasure i'll informing my friends
Il CT Columbia. and Snmth Carolina gene
rally, that have opened an Office in the CITY
OF Baltimore, corner Of South and Water
streets. and that any orders tor plans with
+ hich may be favored will receive prompt
attention. G. T. BERG Architect
aprii % strS Baltimore. Md Box G2-
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Bre Bacon,

pUFFAIOTONGUES. NJ ESS SMACKEREI..
ID LEAF LARD, PIGS FEE =, for sale low
by HOPE 4 GYLtS.
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VIOLIN ADJUSTMENTS, ST. So

VIOLIN ADJUSTMENTS, Sl.5o.
Similar in design to the Bccret First
rate, easy Violin Music.
Twobooss by Sep. Winner. They are not
40 large a. Musical Garland" and "Mu-;c-
.. Flowers" containing, however. as much
Flute or Violin N:sie, bu: no Piano acct IN
paniment.
THE RIVER OF LIFE
Continues 10 attract general attention as
one OF tho best Sunday School Song Books
ever published. $50 per hundred.
The ab1ve books FOR sale everywhere.
OLIVER DITSON & CO. Bustop.
CHAS. II. DiTsON Il Co,
May 9wsT III BROADWAY. Ny.
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CHICAGO.
A Matter of Nine Millions

CHICAGO, July 2i.-In the case Of the
Union Trust Company of New York vs..
the Rockford, Rock Island & ST. Louis
Railway, brought in the United States
Court, to fOreclose the nine million dollars
trust deeds against the company. and for
the appointment Of a receiver. Judge Blod-
gett has dismissed the bill on the ground
that the necessary number Of bOndholdeIs
had not Joined in the request to foreclose
as TO former defaults in interest.
when a Post Road il not a Post Road.
A decision involving important princi-
pies was rendered in the United States
Circuit Court this afternoon bv Judge
Drummond in the case of the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company against the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Company. The telegraph company ac-
cepting the act Of Congress of July "A, 1866,
entitled an act TO aid in erecting telegraph
lines and secure to the Government the
use Of the same for postal and military, and
other purposes, commenced the cOnstuc-
tiOn Of a line along the route of the Rock
Island Railroad, claiming that as the road
carried the United States mail it was post
road and came under the provisions Of the
act OF 1866. The decision was that where
the right Of way has been Condemned un-
der State laws, it becomes the property of
the country and cannot he alienated with
out compensation. The law of 1866 applies
only 10 post roads through the public do
main.
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SPAIN.

MADBID, July 2l.--An official report 0.
the loss Of Cuenca has been received. The
defence was brave and obstinate to the last
Gen. Yglesias, the Republican COM
mander and ali his officers and men sur
rendered as prisoners Of war. The Car
lists sacked and burned many houses, muir
dercd a number of inhabitants, made heavy
acquisitions for provisions, demanded a
contribution amounting in the aggregate to
two years taxes and destroyed Notifications.
BAYONNE, July 21.-DOn Carlos has IS
sued manifesto guaranteeing religious toll
erTtiOn, enjOiniDg not to disturb sales Of
church property at present completed, prom
ising a representative, but not q Tevolu-
tiOnary government, undertaking to restore
the finances of the country and insuring
liberty SO far as it is consistent with order.
The manifesto concludes as follows: If
the rebellion CONTINUES we will stife it,.
Those who reject our prayers of cOneilia-
tiOn to-day will be compelled 10 submit to
the law Of the cOnquerOr tomorrow.
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LAST NIGHT.
Mrs. TiItOn and Beeeher Preparing a
Counter statement

Mrs. 1lltOn ana Beecher preparing y
Counter Statement.
The Tribune furnishes the following:
The Beecher investigating Committee were
in session this evening, and were again
met by Mr.. IiltOn, who is said to have ex-
pressed himself exceedingly sad that this
unfortunate affair had been bruited to the
world. Otherwise the session was unevent-
ful. 1t is expected many other witnesses
will be examined, and that the report will
not be made for some days.
Later in the afternoon Gen. Tracy Wis
tied Mrs. TiltOn and subsequently had a
conversation with Henry NJ. Cleveland,
who, with ThOs. c.. Sherman and Gen.
Tracy, called at Mr.. Beecher's residence.
Mr.. Beecher soon after arrived from Peeks-
kill, and the conversation lasted till $50
p. NJ, when the gentlemen named sepa-
rated, Gen. Tracy going 10 Mr.. Ovington's
house.
At a later hour Mrs. Beecher called on
Mrs. TiltOn, while Mr.. BeeCher remained
al home receiving calls from many friends.
The committee scattered, having decided
not to hold an evenIng session.
a Tribune reporter has interviewed Mr.
Cleveland, who said Mrs. TiltOn and Mr.
Beecher are preparing a statement, which
will be submitted 10 the committee Thurs
day, and which will satisfactorily explain
all the correspondence between them and
all other matters contained in Mr. TiltOu's
statement.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
Murder and scrImmage in Texas.

Murder and ScrimmaSe in Texas.
GALVESTON, July 21.-Tbe NeJrs' Aus
tin special says: Late intelligence received
at the Adjutant Generals office from the
Indian Territory states that on June Is,
the COmanches, Kiowas and Cheyennes at
tackled the settlement at DOty Wells, and
were repulsed with loss Of fifteen killed
and twenty-three wounded. A large num-
Der of horses were killed.
Three surveyors, employed by Hook &
Armstrong. were killed by Indians near
Antelope Hills.
Friendly Indians are collected around
Wichita. The warriors and young men are
all on the war path.
IL is reported that a company of United
States cavalry were attacked at Otter
Greek, four men killed and all their horses
captured.
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WASHINGTON.
Grants ouaker -, POLICY

WASHINGTON, d. G., July 2l.-In con-
Dection with an application of Gen. Sheri-
dan for effective operations against Indians,
kiOxas, COmanches and Cheyennes the
Secretary Of Var has instructed the Gener-
al of the army as follows:
The guilty lnGians will be pursued and
punished wherever found, and reservation
lines should be no barrier to such opera-
tiOnS. Care should he taken not to strike
innocent and friendly Indians who are
near the agency, and who have taken no
part in the recent fOrays. Measures should
be Immediately taken to keep the friendly
Indians from others, and permission be af-
fOrded to Others who are friendly and have
not had opportunity to join them to come
in. Then all who persist in hostilities
should be pursued and punished.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-22

The determination evinced by Judge
Duling to restrain ruffianism and en-
force a decent respect for law and
order will be emphatically commended
by every respectable citizen in this
community. II the punishment in
Hicted upon Pate son and Steele yes
terday was not as heavy as it should
have been, the law and not
the Judge who administered it was at
fault. His action in binding the par
ties over to keep the peace was doubt.
less suggested by a stern sense of duty
IN the premises, and certainly not at
the instance Of any one connected with
the UNION AND AMERICAN.
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NEW YORK.
ssWeak'' Banks.

NEW YORK, July 21.-Chas. Hudson,
late cashier Of the Eighth National Bank,
has been arrested on the charge Of making
a fraudulent report Of the condition Of the
bank. The discovery alleged IS said 20 be
owing 10 the investigations making in re-
ference to the transactions Of ex-Bank Ex-
aminer, Calendar, with several of the
weak national banks of this city, which he
had reported in prosperous condition.
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CINCINNATI.
War i'm the Printing Omee-PisfOIS
and Coffee for All

War i'm the Printing Omee-PistOIs
and Coffee for All.
CINCINNATI, July Yesterday morn
ing when the Gazette compositions went
home, it was deemed necessary that they
should be escorted by policemen. During
the day, threats were made by some of the
Union men against the new compositions.
In one instance a letter was sent TO the
sister OfOne of them, saying if her brother
didn't leave the composing room there
would be blOodshed. Last night, after the
regular midnight lunch, number Of com
pOsitOrs were seized with severe puTging
and vomiting, accompanied with burning
sensation in the throat and stomach.
Many men were obliged to 90 to their
homes. 1t is supposed the coffee was
poisoned. Some of the coffee was pre-
served and chemical analysis will be made
of il TODAY.
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WHEELING.
Curious Vote ON n Railroad Subsidy

Curious Vote ON N Railroad Subsidy.
WHEELING, w. VA, July 21.-A vote
was taken in this and Brook county to-day
whether an additional 100000 he sub
Scribed by those counties To complete the
Pittsburg, Wheeling and Kentucky Rail-
road, resulting i'm Brook county receiving
the necessary three-fifths vote to authorize
the subscription. This city gives 1909
against and $50 for. This iCses the sub
scription, as the entire vote Of the country
districts could not overcome this minority.
The vote to authorize free gift Ofthe road
as it stands to any party or parties who will
complete il, was carried.
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FOREIGN.
The Spanish Republic Wants to
Absorb Portugal.
The Capture of Cuenca-DOD
Carlos Issues a Manifesto.
PORTUGAL.
j. MCDONALD.

LONDON, July 21.-A recent article in
the Madrid ImpGrcial fayoring an Iberiau
Union has developed strong opposition to
the project in Portugal. Lisbon advices
state that the article Of the Hmp0rciGi was
received there with great disfavOr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-22

WE have tried to deal fairly by Mr..
IL M. Brien, Jr., and therefore publish
another card from him this morning.
But what avails all this subterfuge,
after the revelations made by McClain
last night? What matters it now
whether Brien was or was not "some-
where round there" in his Office, or in
the bosom of the family? McClain
has stripped off the disguise and the
people Will understand it all. -
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For Sale or Exchange.

"A MOST EXCELLENT AND WE'LL M
proved farm OF 10 acres, at Adams station, a
the St LOuis and Southeastern Railroad, IS
miles from Nashville. Price s. 600, on easy
terms, or will exchange for Nashville or Edge
field property.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAKLEY.
feQ1 eodff
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BOSTON,.
A Na;urRI-BOrn Murderer-COngenit
NOnOmania for Massacre.


NEW YORK, July PA Boston dispatch
states that the evening after the inquest
into the murder Of the child Katie Curan
by Jesse Pomeroy, three physicians, think
ing there must be some cOgent reason for
his conduct, called upon his mother. who
was very frank in her answers to their
questions. She said her husband was a
butcher, and Is now lugger in the market,
and that when she was pregnant with Jcsse
she often went to the slaughter-house to
see the killing of the animals. in which she
took particular delight; and she had even
assisted her husband in his work. No
sooner had Jesse grown large enough to
have knife in his hands than he was con-
tinually using it, thrusting it into pieces of
wood, and when he was older, into pieces
Of meat. There seemed to be no doubt
that he was marked" Just as other chill
dren. though in a different way.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-22

NOTHING but the prominent posi-
ton before the American public of
Mr.; Beecher, would justify the publ
cation in any newspaper of the foul
story to whose truth Theodore Tilton
has sworn. As it is, the matter is in
the mouths of forty million people, and
we publish it in full as the speediest
means for getting rid Of this terrible
scandal. 1t should have been done
years ago.
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In the Running Race

six heats were run, the last three Of which
= ere won by Port Leonard. Spendthrift
won the first two heats, but failed to get
bett than third position subsequently,
i'm the race. Cleaner won the third heat
and took second place in each of the other
five. Time, 1:46., l:46a, LIE, 1:46a, l:453
aud Isl.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-22

Ex-senator HARLAN mentions it
as a singular fact that, with a law
imposing a fine of 500 for any distinc-
ton on account of race or color, during
the National Colored Convention, held
some time since, in Washington City,
to advocate the adjustment of all dis
tinctions, not delegate could find a
place among the hundreds of establish
ments owned and operated by colored
men, where he could get shaved"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-22

TENNESSEE BONDS advanced in
New York yesterday to Is for both is
sues.
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A THIRD TERN.
The Rail set In Motion

NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-THE Fourth
Congressional District Convention IRE
publican) AZ COnshat.a nominated George
l.. Smith for Congress, and passed resOlu-
tiOls endorsing Grant for third term.
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/ have read Col. Burch's letter IN ia
vor of the re-establishment of the State
bank, and also your article upon that
subject, and heartily indorse both.
But can the next Legislature do that
under the present State Constitution?
CITIZEN.
The next Legislature cannot COM
plete the work, but it can take the pre-
hminary step in either mode prescribed
IN section 5, article IL, of the Consti-
tuition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-22

Til" Department Of Agriculture reports
2,On,uOO acres increase in corn, OF per
cent over last year. The per cent of in
crease is largest in the South, Condition
generally good but variable.