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THE NATIONAL BANKS.

Applications for New Banks-OId
Ones Retiring CfFcuIattOn-Ths
Movement Almost Confined TO the
last.
Washington Dispatch to tie New York Tribune.
The Comptroller of the Currency has Ie-
ceiyed twenty applications for national
banks during the month Of March, amount
ing to Sl.7IO,O 900, Of which amount 81 AGO.
900 are from the Eastern and Middle
States; 10000 from the the South
ern, and S25OO5O from the. Western
States. During the same month the
amount Of applications for increased circTI-
latiOn from banks now organized vas
100000, of which amount $4,000 was
from the Eastern and Middle States, and
$4,000 from the Western States. The
amount Of legal-tender notes deposited
for the purpose Of sUHendering bank
circulation during the month Of
March was S2,S1S,4l7, Of which amount
SSGg,5OO was surrendered by the State Of
New York; SllT,OO0 by New Jersey, $780,
600 by Kentucky; Sl,024, 700 by Illinois,
and $3.50, 600 by the State Of Iowa. The
total amount Of legal tender notes de-
posted with the Treasurer for the
purpose Of surrendering circulation,
since the passage Of the act
of June 20, 1874, is slT,295, O3T,
of which amount s, 5000 was deposited
by the State Of New York; S291,6OO by
New jersey; S15S,JO0' by Rhode Island;
$4,000 by Pennsylvania; $4,000 by Ma
ryland; $40 900 by West Virginia; $43 900
BY S. Carolina; S225,OOO by Georgia; SOIL
600 by Louisiana; S222,0O0 by Kentucky;
$4,000 by Tennessee s., 520OOOby Nilsson
RI; $4,000 by Ohio; SS34,0O0 by Indiana;
S3,U30OOO by Illinois; S}6l, COO by Michi-
gan; S4lg 900 by Wisconsin; $4,000 by
Iowa; $685., 900 by Minnesota; S260,0O0 by
Kansas, and $4,000 by Utah. The
amount Of national bank circulation issued
during the month Of March was 81, $50, 225,
and from January "A, to March l, 81 ,606-
375 - total since the passage of the
act Of Jan. IA, 1870, S3,556,600 The
amount of National bank notes surrender
ed and destroyed Of banks which are in
liquidation and which have deposited legal
tender notes since the passage Of tie aclOt
Jan. IA, IS S4,142,4 l9.
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Horrible AnaIr.

ST. LOUIS, April Ga drunken wretch
named John Carney, living in the re I Of
7O5 South Sd street, cut his wife's throat
while in bed about 1870 o'clock this m Orn-
ing, and shortly afterwards drew a razor
across his own heart. Both are expected
10 die. The only cause known is that
Carney asked his wife during the day Tor
money 10 buy whisky, which she refused TO
give him Carney is A worthless creature,
while his wife is an industrious, respecta-
bic woman, and supported the family, con-
sisliug Of herself, husband and f5Ir chill
dram
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THE ELECTIONS.
A General Survey of the Field
After the Battle.
The Democrats Give a Good Ac.
count of Themselves.
COnnecticut's Emphatic COndem-
nation of Grant.
A Most Cheerful Outlook.
THE ELECTIONS.
CONNECTiCUr.
The Democrats Elect the Governor
and Legislature and Gain Two Con-

The Democrats Elect the Governor
and Legislature and Gain Two Con-
ETessmen.
NEW HAVEN, April Gov. IngersolIs
majority over all IS about $500. There
was largely decreased Prohibition vote,
the total in the State being about 2,4OO.
The Senate will stand, 10 Democrats to
Republicans, a gain Of two for the latter.
The Republicans have also gained in the
House, but there will be still a Democratic
majority of about 20.
Starkwe ther (Rep.) is reelected TO
Congress in the Third District over ex-
United States Senator Foster.
The latest returns from this, the Second
Congressional District, give Phelps (Dem.)
a majority over Kellogg of 1875, with five
towns yet to hear from, which tEo years
ago gave a Democratic majority Of 149.
Geo. NJ. Sanders, (Dem.) in the First
District, defeats J. r. Hawley by plural
ity Of ass.
w. II. Barnum, (Dem.) in the Fourth
District, is collected by probably one
thousand majority.
THE LATEST.
HARTFORD, CONN, April 6.-Ingersou.
for Governor, has a plurality Of e,4S2.
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KENTUCKY KU-KLUX.
Two Of the Recent Todd County Con
vfcts Native Tennesseeans-

Two Of the Recent Todd County Con
viets Native Tennesseeans-
To the Union and American.
ELKToN. KY, April 5.-ThOmas Griffin
and Robert JamisOn, convicted in the Todd
county cases, Of Ku-kiuS COn5Iiracy and
attempting TO burn the house Of a negro
named John Brown, and. sentenced TO 10
months in the penitentiary, were formerly
citizens Of Tennessee. Griffin is about a
wears old and was born iuNan Buren, county,
near Spencer. Re came to Todd county ia
1870. Jau,isOu is aUatige Of Bedford cOun-
", resided near Normandy. where he has
relations Of responsibility. He IS about p
wears old and of more intelligence than bis
brother cOnyicts. He mO.ed 10 Todd
county about six months since-has wife
and three children.
In addition 20 the sixteen months fO- the
John Brown raid, JsmisOn has Twelve
months la the peniieDtiary on Two other in
dictnIents each, ole for cruelty whipping a
negro named Gus JessUp, ard one for burn
ing a negro church, making his aggregate
term three years and six months.
The parties confessed before the jury,
asked mercy, said they had committed
great wrongs, that they had families, were
Young, and intended to be better men for
the future, etc.
The Khan which so terrified the negroes
and were extending their % yeraLions to the
whites in Todd, is now about torn up by
the roots. SPEClAL'
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RnrnInc OF rhe steamer Parngon

ST. LOUIS, April G.-Between I and >
O'Clock this afternoon the steamer Paragon,
living al Kouuts' line wharf, the boat load
inc for New Orleans, took fire IN the hold.
Efforts were made to SubdUe the flames 10y
closing the matches and elevators and scut-
ting the boat, but The fire had gained TOO
much Roadway. She was then tOwcd
across the river. where she burned to the
W. ter's edge. The boat was owned by Jas.
Rees, Of Piusburg. Loss $4,000; insured
f0- 10000 in PittSJuF- companies. She
had about 800 tons Of cargo on board,
valued Il Sl2j 900; insurance unknown.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, April 6.-Returns from the
city election come in slowly. The result
cannot be given tonight.
ST. JOSEPH, April EN- the election for
city cOuncilmen TO-DAY, the Republicans
elect three out of five, but the result has
no political significance.
KANSAS CITY. April &c. S. Jewett
Rep.) was elected Mayor to-day by about
$50 majority. The balance of the ticket is
diYide1,
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We more than suspect that the
alarming story about yellow fever at
Key West was a heartless hoax gotten
up by the government to cover the re-
treat Of the Mexican junketers. 1t is
difficult % explain other wise the course
OF Senators Cameron, Anthony, Chan.
der, Dennis and Patterson in taking
passage on the infected Dispatch for a
cruise back round the infected coast
OF Florida Cameron claims that in
this diversion he pays the entire ex-
penses Of the Dispatch while in his SER
vice, even to coal and salaries of men.
ana VIII II tbereIbe no war with Mexi-
Co. get NJ another excursion in the fan.
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The Grant Parish Gases.
NEW YORK.
Messenrers % ArehbIshop TcCIoskr

Messengers 20 Archbishop McCIOsky.
New YORK, April 6.-The steamship
REVERE arrived to-day. Among the pas
sengers are Count MarefOcski, who will
make Official announcement 10 Archbishop
McClCsky Of his elevation 10 the Cardinal
ate. and Mons. ROncetti. the ab-lsgate, who
bears from the Pope the the beret;a or in
sigma Of the Cardinaiate The early ar
rival Of the steamer made It impossible for
the associations that chartered the steam
boat, TO meet the count and ab-legate off
Sandy Hook as contemplated.
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GERMANY.
withdrawal Of Gran

Withdrawal Of Grants TO Catholics.
BERLIN, April Elm the lower house OF
the Prussian Diet TO day the bill withdraw
ing State grants from the Roman Catholic
Clergy passed third reading.
Prussia's Note 10 Belgium and An.
sWer.
LONDON, April =, $50 A. M.-A special
from Paris to the Times says: The Prus-
sian note to Belgium concerning the pastO-
rails of Bishops and other matters of Offense,
after the enumeration Of the causes Of
complaint, adds: IL is scarcely possible that
the laws Of Belgium cannot enable the
government to stop the undertakings which
might alter its relations with neighbOring
States. Neutral States which wish to pre-
serve the advantage of their position should
carefully AOid anything which would
break that principle Of neutrality which is
the basis Of their existence. If the Belgian
laws do not contain authority necessary TO
obtain the satisfaction claimed by the Ger
man Government, the latter hopes Belgium
will supply the deic ency by fresh legisla-
tiOn.
Tie Times correspondent gives the sub
stance Of Belgium's answer, which refutes
bAE NAlAAA1A HLAf ANA y a. ~ eN-ANA ANAAALNo -
many that the pastoral letters complained
Of were published al the beginning Of the
Struggle in Germany against the Pope, and
ought to bs now forgotten. The address
of sympathy TO the imprisoned Bishop OF
PaderbOrn, another grievance complained
Of by Germany, Belgium insists was the
act Of individuals, and not OF
an organized society. The answer
continues: Germany previously thanked
the Belgian authorities for their conduct
in the DUchesne question, which is pro
ceeding. The Belgian laws are sufficient
for the suppress on of Ofienses, but the Of
lenses Of intention cannot be repressed.
The liberty enjoyed by Belgium is
drawn from the yitalS Of the nation.
This people always excited general ad-
miIati0n. They have given an example OF
liberty allied TO OrieT. independent and
neutral Belgium has never done anything,
nOtwithsiaIEjng the incessant intercOursC
between two countries, that could alter It's
relations with a friendly nation, which
guarantees he- independence.
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ITALY.
sensatIOnaI story About the POP,

Sensational story About the Pope.
PARIS, April G.-Tbe Rome correspond
ent of the Journal Des De5dtS writes to
that paper that the Pope will take up his
residence in the United States if il should
become impossible for him to remain in
Rome, aud it was with a view to such pos
sible emergency that Archbishop McClOsky
was elevated TO the CardiDalate.
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A WASHINGTON special of Monday
night to the Cincinnati Enquirer says:
"Ex-President Johnson leaves FOR his
home at Greeneville, Tennessee, in the
morning, via. Gogdonsville and Lynch
burg. He is not able to visit Cincin-
natl at present, but expects to do so on
some frtnre- -occasian-'
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IT isIOt unsafe to say that the drift
toward the Democracy has been arrest
ed--C5nciRH0ti Commercial, Sunday.
II 1t was arrested IN this city yester.
day 1t was very promptly admitted to
balL-C1He'HTati Enquirer, Tuesday.
1t seemg to be sat large in Connec-
tjcUt o so.
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KANSAS.

FoRT SCOTT, Ks, April Elm the city
election to-day the entire Republican ticket
was elected, except Mayor. &. w. Good
lander, Independent, was elected Mayor by
about 100 majority. The Council Is large
w Republican.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-07

On the Moth London Railway, a short
time since a passenger remarked in the
hearing of one Of the company's servants
how easy it was to edo" the company, aud
said be often travelled from Broad street to
Dalston junction without a ticket-"Any
one can do i'll did it yesterday" When
he alighted he was followed by an official,
who asked him how It was done. For a
consideration he agreed to tell him. This
being given, '.NOw," said the inquirer,
show did you 90 from Broad street to Dial
slon Junction, yesterday, without ticket2"
"Oh,' was the reply, 81 walked
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SPAIN.
The University Professors Protesting.

The University Professors Protesting.
LONDON, April "a correspondent
writes from Madrid that nearly all the
university professors Of Spain have signed
a protest agains. the reactiOnary educa-
ti0nal measures, and that the students in
tend TO make a general demonstration in
the same direction.
Cabrera's Treason Denounced.
Gems. Saballs and Lizza-aSa have sent
an address TO Don Carlos denOuncing
Cabrera's treason, and testifying to the
fidelity Of the CatalOnians.
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MICHIGAN.
Democratic Successes.

TOLEDO, April 6.-At Adrian, Mich,
the Democrats elected Kimball Mayor.
The balance Of the ticket is about equally
divided.
At Coldwater, Mich, the Democrats
elect the Mayor and the Republicans the
TEST Of the ticket.
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AUSTRIA employs travelling agricul-
tural professors, who 50 from place to
place delivering lectures and instruct
ing the farmers on topics connected
with their vocation.
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a sTaRTLlNc APRIL HOAX.


a good deal Of excitement was kicked up
on the streets about uCOn by the circulation
of Gextras." headed as follows: "Beecher
trial,l Tragic eadingli Suicide Of Til
toni He confesses himself a blackmal!-
er.I,
Ofcourse 10 was soon discovered to be an
April fool Joke. jbou-h some readily be-
Iieved 10, especially as the .(alleged) dis
patch was gotten up la the following shaps;
BKOOKLYN, April !, I.30 A. M.-A strange
and tragic end % the Beccher trial has just
taken place. 10 was noticed after tEe Court
adjourned yesterday that Tllton seemed
unusually SAD ard detected. AT lZ-j0 tlis
morning be callei at the residence Of Mr.
Beecher and requested 20 see Mrs. IiltOn,
who was there al the time. They had all
retired, but were awakened, and cOnsui-a-
ton was held iu the library. TiitCH an-
nOunced the object Of his visit to be to make
peace with his conscience. he said; =
have siuned, ssfore YOU, the country and
the world. The EVIL spirit which mas
led me on 1 cannot resist Every good and
pure action in each Of YOU has maddeued
me for vea-s. Forgive me. Good bye
He Then placed pistol % his head and
blew out his brains dying almost Instant
IN. Bsechar was s. "t erc0me with emolion
n the unexpected turn Of affairs that he
fell l. Tue floor and was carried 20 his
room in an unconscious condition. Great
excitement prevails throughout the cliy.
Even at this hour the GROVES in the streets
I'm the vicinity IF Beecte-'s residence are
such as to render them almost impass ABLE.
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TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted in
New York yesterday at 90 for the old
and IS for the new.
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serious Damage ,o.Frutt in California

SAN FEANCIsCo, April 6.-RepOrtS from
various parts of the State indicate serious
damage TO the fruit crops by frost last night.
Adyices from Los Angeles state that the
grape crop is probably ruined.
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NEBRASKA.
An Exciting Municipal Election.

OMAHA, April notwithstanding the
rain and mud to-day, the N nicipal cleo
ton has become OF the most exciting, and
a large vote has been polled. The result
viii not be known before morning.
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The Maryland Riot.

ANNAPOLIS, April 6.-In the election
riot yesterday two whites and eight negroes
were shot. One negro died and two 9TH
ers are not expected to live.
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GOLD opened in New York yesterday
at l14s, advanced to Il45, and closed
At las.
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ABOVE all things, learn your child to be
honest and industrious; if these two things
don't enable him to make figure in this
world, he is only a CIPHER, and never was
intended for figure.
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ARKANSAS.

The Democrats Fleet the Mayor and
Majority Of the City Council.
LITTLE Rock, April 6.-The city cleo
tion to-day passed Off very quietly. The
returns are not all in, but enough is re-
ceiyed to know that the Democrats elect
their candidate for Mayor, j. G.. Fletcher,
and a majority Of the City Council.
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THE riddle SOLVED.
Meridsn jComl.) Republican.


Glimmering through themassof con-
Trajectory testimony given by the wit
ncsses for the prosecution, one theory
grows more and more probable, and in
deed is the only one that will reconcile
the conflicting testimony Of respecta-
ble Witnesses over hauled blythe strong
est discrimination by the ablest Of
lawyers. That is, that both charges
are Irue-that Of adultery and that Of
biackmail. Yet we Do not recollect to
have seen any paper suggest this
possibility, which nevertheless is
the only one which the evidence so
far viii warrant one IN arriving at
The issue has always been sIuaTely
made On the truth Of one or the other
chargr. II does not seem to have been
conceived that the charge Of adultery
might have been true bat that TIltOn
might have taken the opportunity to
speculate on 1t. a confederation Of
this taeory-uuacc0untable on any
other suppositiOn-is the reluctance on
each side TO call Henry c. Bowen.
They probably know that Bowen has
knowledge Of things that. would serl-
ously damage both sides, and don 1
care to have him on the stand.
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ToRpEBOEs are now sent into whales
al the end Of newly-iHvented harpOOn IL
use at Norway. They kill The fish with
out delay.
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COTTON WIS dull In New York yes
terday a. 163al7 for middling upland.
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a PATTY who was looking at hOUse-n
Che Sixth Ward the other LAY, said he
couldn't afford 20 pay so much rent.
swell, lock at the neighherhoco,' replied
the woman. "Goa can borrow hat-irons
next 6o,r, coffee and Iea across the street,
flour and sugar on tho corGer, and there S
a big pile Of wood belonging TO the school
house right across the alley
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OHIO,
How the Figures Pile UPin Cincinnati.

How the Figures Pile Up in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, April 6.-COmplete returns
Of yesterdays election in this city give
Johnston, Democrat, for Mayor, 6,35S ma
jOrity; Lindeman, citizens candidate, for
Judge Of the Police Court, $3.50; Callahan,
Democrat, for Prosecuting Attorney, 4, 419;
Strong, Democrat, for City Solicitor, $3.50;
Hilb, Democrat, for Trustee of the Water
works, 1882; Ligowski, Democrat, for
Treasurer, 1850; Buchanan, Democrat and
Republican, for Director of the Infrmary,
80, l66; Wagner, Democrat, for Wharf
master, 1928, ROwecamp, Democrat and
Republican, for Justice Of the Peace, 81
4S9 majority.
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JOHN PETER CLEVER SHANKs IS
stirring 'em as a travelling Indian com
missioner at $40 per day and expenses.
He's the fourteenth copper-botJomed,
f1rcea-billed, heil-in-the-SOuth, hoop
',u.-up-for-a-third- ex-CCngress-
man, whom a grateful Executive has
rewarded.-Chic0g0 Times.
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The Democrats Garry Cleveland and
other Towns

CLEVELAND, April 6.-The Democrats
carried their entire ticket in this city yes
terday by msiOrities ranging from 1000 TO
2,000, the Mayor reaching the latter figure
almost. The council will stand, Demo
Gratis 10, Republicans 10. The Democrats
fred one hundred guns in honor Of the vic
tory this noon.
The Democrats carry Tifin, Akron, San
dusky, Ashlabula, NOrwalk and Fremont.
The Republicans carry ElynIa, Alliance
and Salem. In gainesville the issue was
principally on the liquor question, an which
the anti-temperance ticket was generally
successful.
Democratic Success I'm Columbus.
COLUMBUS, o., April 6.-The official re-
turns show that Heilmer, Democrat, is
elected Mayor by els majority. The De-
mOcrats elect all the other city officers and
five out Of the eleven cOuncilmen.
Toledo Gees Republican.
TOLEDO, april 6.-The returns make
Marks, Republican, majority for Mayor
163, with an average Republican majority
of about 400. The Democratic majority in
October was Gl5. The Republicans have
two majority on joint ballot in the Council.
The Democrats Gain a Brilliant Vie.
tory in Cleveland.
CLEvELAED, April 6.-Returns from
the election in this city indicate the cleo
ton Of the Democratic city ticket by about
1000 majority. The Democrats gain five
trustees, and will have six majority in the
council.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

Terslsssof Subscription.
2 MAIL OR At TEE BUSINESS OFFICE.
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CAPITAL. 91,OOO,OOO.
TWENTY PER GENT PAID o
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Wv. BERRY, Prssf, m. A.WZBB,S
A. G. ADAas,=yire President
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Il is thus shown that Of the 1000 bonds
Of 900 each issued to those four rail-
roads, there have been paid 448, and there
are yet due $50.
The bonds yet due are the follOwing:l
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Kissing All Round.

In the interview Of the second week of
February at TiltOn's house, l can't say
did not express regret, and l will not say
l did not cry, as made no record on my
memory Of my tears. The last thing done
was to kiss each other ali around, and
did not burst into tears for that. At this
there was a sally OF laughter from the
audience, and the witness was instructed
not to utter expressions Of amplitude
which were not necessary in giving his tes-
timOny.l
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WASHINGTON.
Fraud Discovered in Postal Con-
tracts.

Two POstmasters Suspended.
A Startling RumOr from the
Treasury.
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Opposing the Louisiana
CREnurasnfSR

Advices received here from New Orleans
indicate that the Republicans do not intend
to abide 10y the Wheeler arbitration. The
statement is thas il has been agreed that
the nine Republicans whose seats are in
dispute shall resign, that the Governor
shall declare the vGclncies, and that the
new elections will secure Republican mem
bers. This, il carried out, would defeat
the seating Of the seven Democrats in the
lower House recommended by the arbi-
IraIinn.
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NASHVILLE TENN. WEDNESDAY APRIL 4 1875
BEECHER.

A kissing Scene Described
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DUE IL 4cIH.
Louisville AMI Nashville Railroad, APril1.... 81
Nashville AID Northwestern Railroad. Jan. J. -
Edgefeld aud Kentucky RailrOad, A uril L.. -
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, April Lee. -