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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-25
GOING WEST.
A Tennessee, EmiErnut's Lament-EEis
MOurmfuI Experiences Told in HoV-
Inn "

A Tennessee, EmiErnut's Lament-iEis
MOu-ufuI Experiences Told in Nov
ing Verse.
To the Union and American:
EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill, Feb. 22.-Ihe fol-
loving lines have written, and if you con-
slider them Of any merIs you are at liberty
10 insert them iu the columns Of the UNION
AND AMERICAN: otherwise, cOEsign them
20 the waste basket. Respectfully, yours,
ALEXANDER PAsCHAL.
Dear Editors, I write NV great fault TO own,
How / dfin't leave well enough aloHei
But for the hope Of doing better lmy only plea),
t-migrsted from my native Tennessee.
IIct hey rich valleys. her bright sunny hills,
Her picturesque landscapes, with creeks brooks
Her delightful climate, so heaitIfuI and MILD,
der luNuuaEt fruit in the woods that grew Wild
Hsr beautiful women. and brave. noble men.
Noted for virtue and truth, the sword and the
an these I did leave, as goes the sequel,
This bCautiiUl land, which has no equal,
AndOn the third Of November, Eighteen seven
Bid farewell to nv home my dear old Tennessee.
on the wings Of steam 1 drifted out West,
Studying my own interest, as thought for the
best.
LANDED At st. Louis, to see what could be seen,
heard theIs was employment for all kinds Of
But loI 4 money srash had come over theland,
And no kind OF In l.Ore--- were then IN demand.
Since then Ihave lived by one meaHsor another,
Wfthour stealing or rOba lEg OF comm. ting mur-
Sometimes GTls I've had little, sometimes I've had
Sometimes ine.s I've had one dollar, sometimes I've
had twenty.
v3ut the pcopIe 1 live am0ng-they don't suit me;
5T,IIer- -gato- 100 much of the Heather Chuee.
70 ast drunk and 10 gamble is the inT'lri'toie
They delight in spending Gods holy Sa55a& day.
Indeed. it is their fayorits day to work,
-IuSf like a Chinee. H0ttentOt or Turk.
SI'be commandment Of God is tLGs set ~ naugnt,
And such unhOly examples 20 their children are
taught
And now I viii say 70 the people Of Tennessee,
In county or town, OF wheresOever they may be,
DO not be deceived by note or by letter,
For there is no other place You can DO any better
1sany bright tales and golden dreams you may
53u, tIlev'Ii never to YOUR realization appear;
The advantages Of Tennessee yOu can nowhere
This / KnoE BY experience, and speak freely my
mind.
In conclusion, 1 VIII say, where you are there &c
II YOU take heed to my lesson, then I've wEote
not in vain.
In the CITY or country, or in the woods alone,
BE content where you are-let Well enough aloile-
Get ria OF your Wild oats before they are soWn.
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CONDENSED TELRGRIMS.

The wOman's suffrage question came nm
/ IN the Massachusetts House Of RepreseD
tatives, Tuesday, in a resolution to amend
the constitution 50 as 90 give the right of
suffrage to women, and was defeated bv
| yeas $, nays l2O
One Harris, Of Boston. charged with tie
murder Of his wife, has been convicted Cf
murder in the second degree.
\. ). Baker * Co, fruit dealers Of Ne1F
York, have failed.
The National Sunday School Union
viii hold its next meeting I'm Baltimore.
commencing the llth Of May, any continue
ing three days.
Gen. Joseph Z. HaWlCy has been nom
mated for reelection 10 Congress BY the
Republicans Of the First District Of Con
necticut.
The banking house Of Hart, Cauahev &
Co, Of Pittsburgh, suspended yesterlay.
The President has nominated Harvey
Jewell, Of Massachusetts,, brother Of the
Postmaster General, TO be judge cf the
CouIt Of Commissioners Of Alabama
Claims
EiIhe Secretary Of the Treasury will today
commence paying the interest ON the IO:lD
bonds due March ], without rebate.
The House Committee on the District
Of Columbia, has Fixed the rate Of taxa
tion on property ct enc and a half Der
cent.
George p. Plant, an old and prominent
merchant Of st. Louis, died yesterday.
A bill 10 repeal the Local Option law
passed first reading i'm the PENNSYLVANIA
House yesterday, by Us 10 Sc.
Hart, COUghny y Co., Os Pittsburg, we'll
known brokers. suSDe0dpI uavrupnt vasffr.-
day. Liabilities not stated.
The mercury was so low as o degrees
above 1rfO, yesterday, at Omaha, and Is at
Milwaukee.
Democratic Senators and Representa-
tives Of the Alabama Legislature, without
exception, signed to-day a protest against
the memorial presented in the Senate yes-
terday, by Senator Spencer. Several Re
publicans deny having signed any such
memorial.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-25
FRANCE

PARIS, Feb. 24.-The Assembly to-day
took up the bill for organization of public
powers, which passed its second reading
about amOnth ago, and considered it clause
by clause. Amendments were moved by
the Right and BOnapartists, but all were
rejected. The clause implying recognition
of the Republic, which had a majority Of
one only on Jan. so, was finally adopted by
a vote Of +33 to 262.
Debate was adjourned until tomorrow.
The Left opposed an adjournment. They
were desirOus Of completing the bill, and
putting it on its final passage at this sitting,
because to-day is the anniversary Of the es-
tablishment Of the republic Of 1S4S, but
motion to adjourn prevailed.
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The lee On the RanlPage-Brealzinr
Loose anE Sinking Of Hsoars

TEREE HAUTE, ISD., Feb. 24.-The
Wabash has risen fourteen feet in twenty
four hours. The steamers Young America
and Elk, lying here, were swept down bY
the pressure Of the floating ice. e
Young America was caught six miles
low in a badly damaged condition, and She
Elk is supposed to be lost. The steamer
Dolly Warden was sunk at the landing by
the ice. A barge belonging 20 the Prairie
City was sunk. No lives lost.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Acceptance Of the Wheeler COmPro-
mise.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 24.-The Conser-
ya.ive caucus agreed to a Cap5 the Wheeler
compromise, by a vote of . to 33.
The Kellogg House had stormy session
over the proposition to seat FIVE new mem
bers IN place Of five members whom it was
claimed had sold out 10 the Democrats.
This movement was defeated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-25

THE Committee on Elections re-
ported to the House Of Representa-
tives, yesterday, that George H. Sheri-
dan was elected to Congress from the
State at large in Louisiana, IN Novem-
Der, 1872, and is entitled TO his seat.
The Returning Board, Of Infamous no
toriety, so manipulated the returns as
90 give the negro Pinchback a majority
Of 9,4l7, and, upon this fraud, Mr..
Sheridan has been kept out Of his seat
until the last days Of the Congress TO
which he was elected
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FOREIGN.
Gladstone Publishes Another
Pamphlet.
Spain's Indemnity for the Vir-
ginius Outrage.
Specie Coming this Way.
The French Assembly.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Gladstone Publishes Another Pam
Gladstone Publishes Another Pam
DhIef

I
PhIet
LONDON, Feb. 24.-Gladstone has pub
lished pamphlet entitled ''Vatieanism
Replying to Newman and Manning" He
maintains his original assertions; eulOgizes
Newman, whose secession is the greatest
loss to the English church since Wesley's;
acknowledges that the loyalty Of the mass
Of Catholics is unchanged; refutes Man
ning's assertion that the claims of the Ro-
man church are not changed by Vatican
DEGREES, and p5ints to declarations repudia-
ting the doctrines Of papal infalhbility and
temporal power, by means Of which the
English and Irish Catholics obtained full
civil liberty.
SPaIn's Indemnity for the YIrgInius
Outrage.
It is stated that Earl Derby has accepted
from Spain, as indemnity for the Virginus
outrage on British subjects, $500 for each
white and f3OO for each black man mur-
dered.
Specie Coming this Way.
The steamship Weser, which sailed from
Southampton for New York yesterday, took
S11S,O0O in specie.
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A washington Murder Ss1-9r,.,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Dempsey, the
bar-keeper, who shot LOtta Warren last
night, and afterwards made Eu attempt on
his own life, is reported somewhat better.
The woman is not expected 20 live. Demp-
sey is a native Of Philadelphia, bus has
lived in this city since the war. The
woman is a widow, and is said to be re-
Specially connected. The tragedy occur
red at a house near Judiciary Square. one
Of the most respectable portions Of the
citv- Where The uarties had Rdi0ipinV roon,s
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THE bills to admit Colorado and
New Mexico have now been passed by
both houses Of Congress, though the
two combined have hardly enough pop
ulation to make a respectable county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-25

WE publish IN this mornings UNION
AND AMERICAN Treasurer MorrOw's s
estimates Of the expenses of the State
Government for 1875, with the rate Of
taxation necessary to meet them, pre-
pared in compliance with a request of
the General Assembly, and to be sub
mitted to that body to-day. Under
the present circumstances, 1t is a dOcu-
ment Of extreme financial Importance.
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a Terriac Missouri storm.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 24.-Later accounts of
the tornado which passed over Pettis county
yesterday, say several dwellings and other
buildings in the country were destroyed,
but the principal damage done was in
Houstania. The storm was only $50 yards
wide, but terrific in power, and did
its work in louisiana in thirty seconds.
A tain Of freight cars was blown from the
track. Some Of the cars WeEe carried a
distance Of 100 yards. Besides W. ii.
Porter, who was mOrtally wounded, DR..
Williams had several ribs broken and his
lungs seriously injured, and he viii p-Ob-
ably die. Several other persons had limbs
fractured or were otherwise badly hurt.
The loss will be about $4,000, several Of
tho buildings destroyed having been stores,
and they with the goods in them were a
total loss.
C,ar, T-acy- or,of,o1 for fTa 1afanaa ~ fha
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-25

As WE 60 to press, the Democrats
in the House are calamity resisting the
passage Of the Bayonet bill. Our tel
egraphie report of the struggle is very
interesting reading.
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THE appropriation bills viii all be
passed, SO the necessity for an extra
session of Congress on that score viii
be Obviated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-25

THE Memphis delegation have been
caucusing industriously over the new
charter proposed by the Council Of
that city. 1t viii be introduced to-day
or tO-mOrroR.
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WiseOnsin's New senator an Indepeu.
sFnwf

MILWAUKEE, Feb. PA special from
Lacrosse, the homo Of Angus Cameron,
Senasnr-eleot, says that the understanding
prevails there that nc will not go into the
Republican caucus, but viii act as an In
dependent.
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ROME.

ROME, Feb. 24-It is reported that Count
Corti, Italian Minister to Washington, is to
be transferred TO London.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-25

THE Conventional Interest bill comes
up in the House again to-day.
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OLD TENNEssEEs 81, and new 65,
yesterday, in New York.
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Terllls ~ SlIbseripfi0ll.

GOLD was weaker In New York yes
terday, opening at las, and closing at
ia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-25

THE Louisville CourjeT-Jouual, speak
ing Of the Memphis and Ell Pas2 swim
die, the other day, said:
ave had previously Illuminated the
Ell Paso humbUg yariously. Nobody
ever doubted its character who consid-
cred the character Of the people en-
gagged in 1t. The Suns publication
was the result Of an unsuccessful
black-mailing operation. We under
stand and believe that the letters 1t
published were offered to Tom Scott for
$1,000"
To this. the Nelg York Sun responds
10y copying what purports to be al ex-
tract from one Of FremOnt's letters,
written in 1869:
L have seen the proprietOrs Of the
Louisville Courier Journal They are
heartily IN favor Of your railroad en-
zerprise, and VIII render 1t the most
efficient aid IN their power. I offered
them the 400 shares Of stock set apart
for them, but they we're not able to
agree among themselves about accept
ing it. One Of them wanted to accept
Il. but the other objected, on the
ground that it might enbarrass him in
his advocacy Of the enterprise. This
may be the true reason Of his ObIec-
ton. but 1t is my opinion that the
amount Of stock was not sufficiently
large."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-25

COTTON dull in New York, closing
yesterday at 16c. for middIing upland.
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IT IS stated that Earl Derby has ac-
cepted from Spain, as indemnity for
the Virgnius outrage on British sub
jects, five hundred pounds sterling for
each white, and three hundred for each
black man murdered. It thus appears
that the English Government does not
value the life Of 2 negro as high as that
Of q white man ty two hundred pounds
sterling, or nearly one thousand dol
lars. The Republican leaders who
have exhibited their craftsmanship in
efforts TO place the negro upon an equal
ity if not above the white man in the
South viii hardly see the point in this.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
EQUITABLE
Fire InsuraneeCO..
NO. Ia North Cherry ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

CAPITAL. SI,OOO,OOOl
TWENTY PEE GENT PAID Up
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Connrnlations bT fhe senate.


WAsHIN GTON, Feb. 24-JOhn a. Camp
bell, Third Assistant Secretary Of State;
Adam Woelf, Surveyor Of Customs, Nash
vile; Geo. W. French, Secretary Of Wy
Oming Territory; James 4. Galloway, Sec
retaTy Of Montana; Granville j. Bennett,
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of
Dakota, and i. w. Bazee, Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court of Colorado.
The Compromise Revenue BiII.
Special 10 TIE Cincinnati Commercial.
The House, after spending another en-
tire day upon the tax bill, passed, by a very
small majority, a substitute quite unlike
the original bill presented by the commit
tee. In the course Of the afternoon the bill
became 50 loaded down with amendments
that it was evident that it could not be-
come law in the form in which it was
reported the House from the committee
Of the whole. Mr.. Dawes, seeing this,
offered the substitute which did pass. The
vote upon the latter was I23 yeas to rs
nays, only ten majority in a very large
vote. The substantial provisions Of the
substitute, as it passed, are these: A tax
Of ninety cents per gallon is imposed
upon all distilled spirits hereafter made,
to be paid by the distiller upon the re-
mOval of the spirits from the distillery
or the bonded warehouse. No tax
whatever is imposed upon whiskyOn hand.
The tax on tobacco is increased from six
teen TO twenty-fOuT cents, on cigars to six
cents. There is an addition Of twenty-five
per cent Of the amount Of the present tax
on sugar and mOlasses. The ten percentum
horizontal duties are restored. The bill is
not to include goods on shipboard on the
10th Of February, or in bond at the date Of
the passage OF the act. The Little Tariff
bill is corrected 50 that no duty is to be
paid upon bolting cloths or stamps used by
savings banks, who conduct business sim
ply as such. The most important fea-
ture of the bill is that the entire stock Of
whisky on hand is exempt from any taxa
ton whatever, and that consequently, if the
bill becomes a law, the distilleTs and spec
ulators who ,own swhisky will gain net
profit of twenty cents a gallon.
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Gen Tracy opened for the defense in the
case Yesterday.
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". ". BERRY, Pres't. VIZ. A. WEBB, See
JNO. PORTERFIELB, Ties-PrssIdsnt.
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DIRECTORS.

TTHIS wELI-KNOWN COMPANY cox
Il tinucs % insure property against loss OF dam
age by IRE. It's usefulness ami WILLINGNESS Z a
meet It's engagements have been shown by the
payment OF over
100000 TO P0LICT-HOLDERS
since its organization.
those who wish to patrOuizs a home corauenV
organized upon q solid basis and c0,sservafivelv
managed, viii find the Equitable, OF NsshviIls.
worthy Of their confidence. mv30 Nv fsr,.
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WASHINGTON.
Grants Estimate of sheridan

The Compromise Revenue Bin.
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FOREIGN.
Specie Coming this Way.
GREAT BRITAIN.

The French Assembly.
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How II viii Work.

DLrClal 70 lue AllNluuatA Lall4uAtE.
Some of the best financiers in the House
are of the opinion that the Government
will derive no revenue from the new tax
bill during the next six months, except,
possibly, from sugar; and that the increase
Of the tax on whisky will lead 20 fraud
upon the Treasury. The sugar duty is the
only feature Of the bill which is in the in
terest Of the agricultural interest. Its re-
tention is largely due to the fact that the
Democrats made less fight against it than
other portions Of the bill.
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ing of the paper, and to proceed with his
remarks.
Urder the ruling Of the chair to that ef-
feet, the disorder gradually lessened, and
the committee drifted away from the Ala
bama episode, and proceeded with the con-
sideratiOn of the bill. The committee, af-
ter disposing of nine out of the sixty
eight pages Of the bill, rose.
The House took a recess till half past
seven, the evening session to be for the
sUndry civil appropriation bill.
, 1875-12-11

rsmrd in confined to two or .hreo localities
north OF Trno1! OIL tho Syrian Coast. rituasoa
ut Al elevation Of i.t01 feet Ahnve The sea. The
oak ia, with tbs tetehinth. tho cypress, and Pine
ono oi the tssps most often eoen III Il e hlf A.
grounds Of towns ant, y,!sges or O.. isnlAtrl
tribor nj Ecdouns, There ara many nged nud
HohtsET s1ccImnna careful ! chortt1est III fields
asn! by thu rGasside account OF thor grateful
ehe!scr. T1ecs Of cvarr H,rE that Hls"ss an
tiIni,s, and In tue praccHa Of ,lcir &c ra have
tGndcA tclr brAuchAs nfar H;th Their eo.tftlC
shade, a1o hcll sacred nt ths most lh''!c-r. Ihn
aoil under s!lom IL trod.le, hard hs t1c fert nf
many EencrkEtonY, and not eeIdOn wall cn-
cilCsB the ent1Io arnh.
Conspicuous AMONG tho Towering shrubs at
Psleasino IA tho o!eab1er. which ,'rinGea The
sttoama with border Of hruht grtou foliage
cay in The stason Ut biussonlnR with largo deep
pink tiJ"ert. The lilac, tho hcac,n", tho Tree.
strawberry. tho peacoea trer, tho silk t,ee. and
tho PtIdo Of 1ntia Aro other comm on orna-
mental shrubs il. vi and c ,lltsatod grounds.
The Oriental lues uos of.on sot hpatt . piot of
GROUND for tlin cnItnc of flowers. sot ho is or
trninely fona nE cfr'nin sfacics. and wa ars item
E-htunly III hin turkan. Tho roao nnel tho rnr-
MIC tho flowers Of lsis choice. vet other
=. bo.antns tka til. jasmine, tho snhc-
,,yacjntl. tllar, and violet. arc rslnls Fa-
aprisa Of aromatic plap.. ami the
golden balls of An acacia Also car
.5us.t tho ftrAot, or scattered hn', ,nS lnoh
Aui osher clothing.
lilo wild lose grows lu1s,liantlv all o. or Vest
etu ASA starring tho he1cc' anil tll,c ke's with
ita lovely biusaoul., EhiIe tIs tni,p ths roppr,
tho many-colursd nncn,aac, tho hvRc;uth, aud
tho narcssus gem thu fields aud valleys, giving
them glow and warmth .! ct emerald velvet tet
u rhicst,uc lisyo become dcholato from neglect,
the soil is sill! wonderfully fertile. and. win If.
sigAtton and proper cutnro, would yslsl rs heavy
crols Of satiod vAluab!o sotsa AZ asa harvested
in nny Enst Of the elooe. Even in its destad
tion tho land, the Scripture describes IT, Is
GoHlnE Tlth mill; and honey.
, 1875-12-11
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

uIinary I'D wonb Dtseasn. unoh, Diaostes. pspts
etoppeko o. Wator lnooatnono Of ust0e, Hrtxhas ~
sasc albumlhntts and In al whers tiiure AdA
a9tt acpoa1ss oE ths M*ter y ehsk. cIoudy ntxsd nj
.t of thsrs z uosbit, dark. Bilious app,snno. I'll
Thtt9 bHas dsposss. and ~han thsrs II ptiek%
Of The back and along the losn4,
Tanner Of Twelve Ycars' Growth Cared b
Nadwxy'a tesatyont.
aEvEaLZ. Mas, Juiy u ~
DA. HAnwAxi hAva had "a lsl..t u ths s.4da
Ahu bowels: All tbs donlusa aala Athsrs a. Alp b
!nx hsipod no. ! saw yous KsiSAY Ysnt, and lhJaSAs
soola ~ i; hus aAd n9 ls,th II r oscauss ~ -
md one b9t of Had -, = ta aua tve bor1lss d ~
KeAdy eef, And thsgs u not axH ef tu.4or to ss
o. fstt, and tssl bettas su,Atte1. aud h6ppak h.s
hA.a for twalvs tsss.. Tbs tnuor Wa ID II
The ospsnt Of othsrs. You can 4 etsss
P1os. q par bot.ls.
, 1875-12-11
DIR. RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills

psfsetly ...telsx. slesspty eost. With swsst e.
Gs.9s. Iszulsts. polG o.a@nss, aud stssasnea "a
a.s.' DsssI. Ktafs!.. hl.aa. 'ss. n'i5s s..
ps4.4A htpu4nssi, hlL.as r.ret. Ia.isnaat.a q ~
he.sls Enss .aa ~ to.soksusna % l4ts9a yer
SA1s' containing no meFous3. painaFsa. o. dsls@"-
90 Obss7vs tAs I,tleztn4 synap aptpma pssalttas tS
pt.ordss q Tbs htxt s't.s uIksnsi p,.,, Il.
Had, Geld!1 at thu Alon,snh. A4asse. Issttbusa E
gut q Foud ral!aAs' Welxtt 10 the stoW.fa. 80 f.
bsn@isf e - Hss9: aa,Ss 20 y psssss sxs
ias Sensation shen lias Paetngo. pa9sT& ~ e X X
Iua. uss+ WsIs otfos, the sight Fstsr md IVY ~
g: slis ID IT, .sa 4 ths s;d:t Gd:.t ia6s' ~
'aSG:a H. ao.ss Il III tss ss %
from Ill Tbs AhoEA named daofasrs. Price s@s@
boz. Sod h5 druggists.
Read +False and True"
wsTsn.st.. Ns. YafK aisessesa vse& sS11sss4
Vll b. ssAt1sE.
, 1875-12-11
AN IMPORTANT LRTTBR

EFotn pFumlnsns gentleman an6 rs.ldsut of Cusu4aM
O iof kd6 pA&t lurG5 Mc QHn &pN4pAfA
pnblabsEa throughout tho unhaj STATES.
n h&tF Yahx, Oct. II. IT.
dt "a hAn"A1.-O1Aa M sl1: Am tpduoua hI = suA e
r. ftat W {ens nso!e.ns 90 m,sst. ros ssr.eA }Aas
n4a bteh ARtttc MIL tfp.1tta lhl hAti ~
ufitaxy nrsan, rhteh ausss twsvo maatha a cuuaAs
" a!est tsrtihly shsctaE dsssc, wtlca 1hs
aamMa!tsn a! n kiaas!a I'D e.ddas sad 1.n.;
~. at fny Axs7u }sars-wsa}d pgs.ss
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