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A ErankIIn Bows Luck i'm CIncInuat

We notice by the Cincinnati papers that
Walter +. Carter, q pleaSant-manneTed and
intelligent young man of Franklin, Tenn,
who went to that city few days ago for
the purpose Of entering Nelson's CONNER
cial College, was upon Lis arrival victim
lied to the extent Of a fifty-dOllar note by a
confidence man named BeHan. DeHan,
notwithstanding his propensity TO lie,
steal and gull, is at the head Of a business
academy, lOcatedveTy near Nelson's Com
merCial College. Ascending by mistake
into DeHan's apartment, Carter found
himself in the presence Of that person.
SIS this Nelson's Commercial College,
he inquired.
e. ''NO, sir; Nelson sold out three years ago.
[ have it now"
D6IIan went to work in earnest and not
only Overcame CATERS surprise and inCre-
dulity, but soon had the young mans ma
circulation fee in his pocket. Of course
Carter discovered the outrage that had been
pTacticed upon him soon after egaining the
street. He returned and demanded
the money, and, being refused, did
not knock the scOuHdrel down as he
might very properly have done, but insti-
tuted suit before Squire Gilligan TO re-
cover the money, charging De Han with
obtaining it under false pretences. He al
so wen. TO the Enquirer office TO have the
villain Us trick exposed, which that paper
did very Cheerfully.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Yesterday was another dull day in the
Police Court, the fines amounting to only
SIS.
Jennie Baker handed Judge DuliUg a
five dollar bill yesterday for the privilege of
using a little bad language.
Catherine Shoot and Martha Ridley, two
of the "girls, were in the Recorders court
yesterday morning for fighting. The Judge
was cOnviced the misunderstanding was
mutual and assessed a two and a half dollar
fine against each
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MARVELLOUS EFFECT.

IT. K. NTEVEAs.
Dear SRI have used VEG ETINE, and feel
Il duty TO acknowledge the great benefit il has
done me. In this spring Of the year 1852 I was
sick from general debility, caused by OyerwOrk,
want OF sleep and proper rest. j was very weak
and much emacI lated. I tried many remedies,
without receiving any benefit from any Of them,
until was persuaded 70 try NEGEIlNE. Be
fore I had taken this one week, my improved
G nditjOn gave me renewed hope and courage.
I continued To take il every day, gaining more
strength, until I was completely restored %
health. The effect Of this Remedy, in the case
Of general debility, Is indeed marvellous.
ELIZABETH A. FOLEY
q Webster street, CharlestOWn, Mass
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Mr.. T. S. Davis, President Of the First
National Bank of Memphis, was married
Thursday night in Louisville, to Miss
Sallie Ranney, daughter of the Secretary Of
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
The wedding was a very quiet one, only
the immediate friends of the family being
present.
Our young friend 10 Glover has returned
from Texas. He made a tour Of practical
observation through the northern and east
ern part of the State, saw fOurishing crops
and got a very favorable impression Of the
country, generally.
Col. }. j. Turner, Of Gallatip, was on the
streets NesterlaN.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURr.-Mariin, administra-
trix, rs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company; given to jury.
| LAW COURT-Curry vs.. Wright; set for
| Tuesday and leave granted to take deposit
ton.
O'Donnell vs.. Smith; motion to strike
! our paris Of plea.
Hinton and wife vs.. COmmO; plaintiff
| granted leave to take deposition.
DenlOss vs.. Mayor and City COunciland
| South Nashville Street Railroad Company;
pending.
Stern vs.. Stern; pro eonfessO entered.
CRIMINAL COURT.-State rs. VIM. Low
cry, burglary; verdict, guilty; penalty, 3
years in the penitentiary.
STATE vs.. Arch Phillips, burglary; pend
| inc.
Stale vs.. John Wheeling and 10 HaW-
kius 1.-TWO cases), petit larceny; verdict,
guilty: penalty, one day, and until costs are
| paid, in the county work house.
State vs.. John Overstreet and Sallie Nc
Kay, larceny; pending.
CHANCERY COURT.-TOrbett vs.. Barrow
ct al. and TOrbett vs.. Huntington ct al; or
| der Of reference revived.
Glare vs.. Barbour ct al; report con-
firmed.
Polk vs.. Drouillard ct al; reference to
Clerk and Master.
Same vs.. same; report confirmed.
Harding ct al. vs. DOdd ct al; motion
for reference.
Payne VS.. Randall ct al; decree against
plaintiff.
Scott vs.. McClain ct al; decree that
funds be paid over TO plaintiffs admins
traitors.
John Reid, executor, vs.. Newman ct al;
report Of Clerk and Master confirmed.
Evans ct al. VS.. Crowley & HOblitZell ct
al, HObli.Zell IS. HOblitzel Ell al Foster
vs.. Evans et al, and Caruthers vs.. Foster
ct al; reference.
Hill, executor, Us. Harrison; order Of sale
revived.
Sha1kland vs.. Nelson ct al; reference to
c. and NJ.
Williams ct al. vs.. Murray ct at; refer
enCe to G. and NJ.
Taylor ct al. vs.. Patten; decree in IA
for OF defendant.
Schwartz vs. MaXey; report confirmed.
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Original Attachment.

CtTATE OF TENNESSEE. Dickson County.
- A. Myatt and Jas. McWilIiams vs.. Joseph
Wolff
In this cause 10 appearing BY affidavit that the
defendant, Joseph Wolf, is justly indebted TO
the plaintiffs, and Is a nonresident OF the Stste
Of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary process OF
law cannot De served on him, and an original
attachment having been levied on his property:
Il is therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Union and American, q newspaper puI,-
lished in the city Of Nashville, for four success
70 appear before me, at A. NIyatt's Office tn the
town Of Dixon, in the Fifth Civil District OF
Dickson county, on the Sd day OF july. 1875.
and make defense 20 said suit against him, or Il
will be proceeded with ex Earte.
r. j. HICKS,
my26 dlt&w3t Justice of the Peace. 4
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SWOLLEN LIMBS.
LEBANON, n. H., Jan. ., 1870.

L.UANUNI n IT, jan = IoI0s
Mr. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-T write you this note 10 inform you
of the effect OF your % Blood Purifier" upon my
system When I commenced taking it, year
ago, / was very much debilitated My limbs
we're swollen 80 that It was impossible for me 10
get into OF out from a carriage, and very painful
10 20 M or down staiTs. Indeed, could scarce
" stand ON my feet. Ny appetite was gone, my
strength failing rapidly. After u~ing your medi-
cine Tor a Few weeks ! began 20 improve. Ny
appetite improved and my strength returned. /
can now perform nv duties As a nurse with my
wonted ease; ami ] feel / owe it % YEGErINE. i
Yours gratefully, --.,.,-
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The County Court Clerk during th
past week issued marriage licenses to til
following persons:
T. A Hooper aud Martha Thrown.
Frank Bodies and Sophia BOehler.
NJ. w. Fitzpatrick and Lucinda Love.
VIM. Spence and Mary Mcdonald.
Spence w. June and Mary \. Gamble.
James Dennis and Celia Castleman.
II. X. Lowell aud Nancy A. Lanier.
COLOBED.
Moses Bailey and Charlotte Williams.
George Goodrich and Maria Bowers.
Eli EilistOn and Sarah J. Hall.
Robert White and Jennie Perkins.
VIM. Salter and Myra Osborne.
George Fulton and Mary Davis.
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To Meet HaIEMaH.

4 committee on behalf of the Tennes-
see Teachers Association will meet sim
liar committee from the Georgia State
Teachers Association at Chattanooga, on
Tuesday, June 1, to perfect arrangements
for making the Interstate Education Con
VentiOn a complete success.
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A PERFECT CURE.

CHAELE~TOWN1 June H. lstl.
Mr.. H. r. STEvENs:
Dear Sir-This is 90 certify that NEGETINE
male a rerfect cure Of me when my attending
r,Tvsirfan had pronounced my case COnsump-
Ton and said 1 could not survive many days.
MRS LEDSTON, 81 Cook street
The facts stated by Mrs. Ledst0n are person
''' A. ID. HAYNES.
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New Madeira Lace Embroidery for trim
ming Ecrue Net Polonaise and Ecrue Lin
en-, at the Southern Palace, Church street.
my23 If
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WHITE.-Near Spring Hill, Maurv county,
Tenn, at n O'Clock yesterday, JOHN ". WHITE
brother OF G. W. White, this city.
Funeral services at home, to-day, at II
O'Clock.
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Cheapest place to buy China, Glass,
QueenswaTe, ETC., is p. BlumenthaPs, 9
North College street, between Church and
Union, Nashville, Tenn.
my25 3 tues, t,sun
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Southern Backing Factory at Gallatin,
Tenn.-The trade supplied at lowest rates
quality unsurpassed. Breast, Gibson *
Co.. 45 Public Square. my26 I'm
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Florence Sewing Machines and Bazaar
Patterns. Catalogues sent free on applica-
ton. J. FARMLAND & Co., Public Square.
my23 Un,tues, thurs,sat
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Just receiYed-A handsome line Of Hat
Sashes, Ties, COrsets, Parasols and Fans.
J. FARMLAND & Co.
my23 su, tn, thur,sat
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TIE scarf Worn by General Sam HOus-
ton at the battle OF San JacintO, and wrap
ped around a wound received by him while
leading q charge against the enIeIched
forces Of Santa Anna, is to be seen at q
dyeing establishment in Alexandria, Va.
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Our stock is too heavy TO carry this hot
weather; viii sell very cheap. Hogan Bros.
myz92 p
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japanese Check Silks 25e, just received
at the Southern Palace, Church street.
my23 If
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New style Muslins, Plaid Calico, very
cheap at J. FranklaDd x Co.'S, Public
Square. my23 sun, tn, thur,sat
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On Monday last II. II. Holt, the present
Lieutenant Governor Of Michigan was Sc
verely caned by a man named TrOtt, a
prominent citizen Of Muskegou, who ac-
cused him Of having insulted his wife.
Holt was considerably cut, and TrOtt after
ward GOT a pistol and was with some diff
tculty restrained from trying to shoot him.
Il seems that Holt tiled 10 kiss his assail-
ants wife, but she wasn't that sort.
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The first thing to be considered in buy
ing a collar is the fit. The Flu wood and
Warwick fit better than any others.
my2g II
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Travelling Bags and Gents Straw Hats
at riuced prices for cash at T. Z. Winstead
Il Co.'S. opposite Maxwell. my2G 81
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Mrs. ROsE, of Connecticut, said she
would hang herself If Rose wasn't home at
: O'Clock. When NE care in al night she
was suspended 70 a beam, cold and dead,
and he rubbed his hands and whispered:
..There,s q woman who cDuIdnt tell q lie
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Iron Frame Grenadines and Black Silks
cheap at J. FARMLAND 81 Cos, Public
Square. my23 sum- ,thurs,sat
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Go to the Maxwell Shoe Store to get
cheap fancy cOlored childrens Shoes.
my26 %
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Just reeeiYed-Ladies' Kid and Cloth
Boxtoed Shoes at the Maxwell Shoe Store.
my26 st
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Open for the SeaSOn.-The Chalybeate
Spring, east end Suspension Bridge.
my26 st
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CITY NOTICES.

Largest stock of ParasOls at Hogan Bros.
my29 q
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An elegant dress for a graduate just COM
pleted and for sale by Bohan * FlOersh.
my2S St
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Always the best stock Of Hamburg Edg
ing at Hogan Bros. my29 p
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Travelling Suits by Bohan * FlOersh.
my2S 81
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Pulsman Palace Drawing room and Sleeping
Osrs from St. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
= Washington and Baltimore without change
of CARS.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at the principal Ticket Ohces
throughout the West, Southwest and North
vest. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
A gent, Cincinnati.
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White French Organdy and real French
Swiss, two yards wide, cheap at the South
ern Palace, Church street. my23 If
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General Debility

Debility IS a term used 70 denote deficiency Of
blood. The uuuitive constituents Of the bl. Cd
are in less than their regular proportion, while
the w2tery part is in excess Debility Is OF fire.
uueur occurrence. 1t is incident TO a variety Of
diseases. The lower limbs are apt to be swollen.
The patient is feeble, and cannot bear much eN-
ertiOn. The circulation Is irregular, but almost
almost always weak. Palpitati0ROf the heart is
a very common symptom. Violent motion often
throws the heart into the most tumultuOuS ac-
ton. The vital functions are languidly per-
formed. The muscular strength Is diminished;
fatigue follows moderate OF slight exercise. The
breathing, though quiet when at rest, becomes
hurried and even painfully agituted under eN-
ertiOu, as in running, ascending heights, etc.
The nervous system Is often greatly disOrdered.
Vertigo, dizziness, and feeling Of falntness are
very cOmUOn. Violent and obstinate neura, gic
pains in the head, side, breast, OF other parts Of
the body, are also frequent attendants upon the
disease. The seCretiOns are sometimes dimin
ishsd In femsles the meuSes are almost always
either suspended or very partially performed.
The bile d sCantv, and COsIiveness, with IN
healthy excavations from the bowels, and dys-
peptic state Of the stomach, are extremely com
mon symptoms.
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Would Not De Without
Z n e!
FOR TEN TIMES ITS COST.

The great benefit have received from the use
Of VEGETINE induces me % give my testimony
in its favor. / believe IL % be not only OF great
value fOr restoring the health, bat preventive
of diseases peculiar 20 the spring and summer
seasons. I would not be without Il for ten times
its cost. EDWIN IILDEN5
Attorney and General A gent for Massachusetts
Of the Craftsmeu's Life Assurance Company.
No. 80 Scar Building, Boston, Mass.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Blank ..J indicates no report, cipher tUl sta
touary: minus o. tendency 70 fall; plus Cd
tendency 20 rise.
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TEAMS

Louisville & CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave and ar
rive At Louisville a. follows:
TEAMS. LEAVE ARRlNk.
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WAR DEPARTNENr.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May %, loo A. NJ.
PrObQbilitisS.-FO the Gulf States Ten
nessee and the Ohio valley rising barom-
eter, nOrtherly winds, cool or partly cloudy
weather.
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RIVER NEWS.

DaiIy Rsnort Of Stag Of Water, lsith Chanqst IN
tie - hours ending 3 p. n. M1g Is, 1875.
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The following transfers Of real Is ate
were recorded before the County Court
Of Davidson county during the week end
ing yesterdly:
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E6.20 q N
zgO1p M $40 p m
f1:55 p m f7:20 8 m
z6:55 p m $50 p N
1870 3 ID #l:O5 p n
#4.25 p N &I2:30p N
ass. and Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25
The Recent Decline In the New
York stock Market

New IOnR, May 23,-Thc recent de-
cline in the share list, extending through.
out the whole Of the week just closed,
may probably be regarded in part as
natural reaction from the considerable
advance in prices which has been made
since the lively speculation in Union
Pacific began, with the advance Of 80 or
10 per cent. from its former figures. Such
n reaction has also been assisted by the
universal complaints Of dull business In
mercantile circles, and by the suppoSition
that the earnings Of those railroads which
make no monthly statements Of their
traffic, hayc been very uniavOrable; such
companies probably injurC their own
credit more at the present time by not
making amy reports, than they would by
showing what the actual decrease in their
receipts has been. In addition to these
general causes for lower stocks, are the
special influences bearing upon Erie, Wa
bash, Pacific Mail, ST. Paul, and some
other stocks, and also the fact that the
"bears' invariably take an occasion Of
weakness, like the present, to hammer
their special stocks to the utmost. Ii
would appear that the recent decline is
partly warranted, but that it has also
been stimulated by special causes which
should be Of temporary duration.
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Iowa Cry, a., May 22.-The recent
showers and warm weather have brought
forward vegetation and crops rapidly.
Fruit il more or less injured cherries are
so badly injured that there will scarcely
be fourth Of crop. The pear crop Is al.
most entirely destroyed. The apple crop
will also DO short. -,
CINorSSATI, May 24.-The wheat crop
on the line Of the Ohio Il Mississippi
Railroad from Washington, Ind, to near
81. Louis, and IN Southern Illinois and
Indiana to the Ohio River, within those
limits, looks well, and will yield full
average. Between Cincinnati and Wash.
ington, Ind, on the q. 4 NJ. rOad, the crop
has been seriously injured, and the yield
will fall 80 per cent. short Of full crop,
Corn has been extensively planted, the
ground having been In iirst.rate order,
and, with u favorable season, the yield
will he unpreccdcntly large. a letter re.
cciveh in this city Saturday from mer.
camille house in New Orleans states that
the crop prospects in that section were
never better,
New YORK, May g3.-Mr. W. NJ. GrOs.
vcnor tClegraphS from st. Louis hat
while the insect has undoubtedly done
much damage in the ten counties in the
Western border Of the State, the alarm
in other respects "i4 groundless." lie
adds. "There isno danger Of the young
insects doing much damage east Of the
general line indicated, and no prospect
whatever Of n repetition Of the invasion
by full.grown insects next fall. The
young Insects just Matched will not begin
10 get wings, and consequently not be
able to move beyond their present limits
before the end Of June. by that time
the crops will he mainly beyond danger.
The second generation Of these insects
soon periSlcs and cannot reproduce it..
scli."
OMAHA, NEB., May 2i.--A dispatch
from Schuyler, this Stale, says that every.
thing looks splendidly in this vicinity,
and the farmers are looking forward with
bright nnticipaliOns to the coming har-
vest. II Is said that the grasshOppcrS
are not 50 numerous az in other years at
this season. The almost daily showers
add greatly 10 legrowIll and appearance
Of the crops
People arriving in Jefferson City,
Mo-, from all sections Of the country
state that most Of the grasshopper talk Is
bosh. They can bc scOOpcd up by bush
els In some counties, but nte doing little
or no damage to thegrOwing crops. They
nssrrt that The Governors proclamation
4 4 G..l. ,t,t Nl,aN nNtN
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NEw YoRK, May PA Lucknwannn
Pa, dispatch states that the rains Friday
night and Saturday were not heavy
enough to wet the forest and undcrbruSll
sufficiently, and the fires again broke out
Sunday in several places and threatens
more damage. But little Ia actually
known as 10 the real amount Of dcstruc.
tion. II IL feared that the fire will again
gain hcadway, and the wood now stand
ing il dry IA tlnder.
A Phillipsburg dispatch says a vel
come rain began last night, relieving the
fears Of the residents Of that section. Al
Osceoln yesterday n thousand rntiOns
were issued to the destitute. The town
waq full or Sight.scCrS.
The MOshnnnOn Branch Railroad was
temporarily repaired yesterday so as to
allow trains to pass, and coal shipping
will probably he resumed to-day.
One Of the greatest needs is feed Tor
such cattle as have not been destroyed
All the green feed In the woods and fields
has been burned.
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a resident OF the Third district, has not
been carried away by local prejudices. 1t
is much more likely that his sensible and
moderate views represent the body Of the
people in his district than the spiteiul
utlerances quoted from the Courier, The
people Of the Third District are not fools.
They do not expect to retain the capital
against the plainly expressed wish Of the
representatives Of the whole people Of the
State. They are aware Of the fact that
the experiment Of locating the Capital
at Charleston has been tried for five years
past, and that the location was more un-
popular at the end Of that time than at
first They are not weak enough to sup
pose that the two districts which contain
the vast 'prePondcrance Of population,
aRd that pay so large portion OF the
State taxes, should yield their preferences
ia the matter Of location 10 the minority
in both these respects.
As time wears away the true nature OF
this whole question will plainly appear.
The present mobocratic turbulence at
Charleston is bound to be succeeded by a
reaction. 1t will soon be discovered that
the people OF the Third District cannot be
made use OF for revengefuI purposes on
the part Of disappointed Office seekers or
panic stricken Corner.lot spectators. Re.
venge in politics has never yet, either
on large or small scale, proved
itself a paying principle. The men or
the clique who proceed upon such
principle are bound to get the
worst Of 1t. The Southern Democracy
gave the world spectacle Of this sort in
1860, in their nomination Of BreCken-
ridge to kill off Douglas and elect Lin.
coin, aud thus give them a pretext to
break up the Union, They missed their
aim most wOfilly. And so will any
Third District combination In this State,
formed for purposes Of revenge in like
manner miss its aim, and just rs Ger.
tainly be overwhelmingly rebnked and
defeated by the people at the polls. The
experiment Of carrying this principle into
politics was tried by the Charleston
Courier clique in 1872, at the time Of
their raid upon Governor Jacob, but It
failed utterly before the people. We
should think that the lesson then taught
them would have been remembered longer