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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
PREPARING FOR THE CHAMPION
SHIP FIGHT.
New York sun. Feb. II.

There was a strong muster Of boxers at
Harry Hills yesterday to see the first in
stallment of stake money for the match Of
$500 a side and the heavyweight champ
iOnship Of America between Tom Allen Of
St. Louis and George Rookie Of Newark.
At ? O'Clock a few Of the men adjourned
to Hills parlOr. Joe COburn, on the part
Of George Rookie, said that he was ready to
make the match. Arthur Chambers, who
represented Tom Allen, was on hand, say
iug for the information Of those who were
present that his unknown was Tom Allen.
Coburn then stated that Rockies hacker
could not Get to New York before to-day
at 1 o'clock. He wished to say, however,
that he would have the requisite amount OF
-S25O-ready to make the match II
Chambers would agree to the proposition.
Chambers responded briefly and to the point
saving. tGAn right, COburn, I'll be here
ready 10 put up for Allen, as time will
show" Rookie, in Characteristic speech
said. @Gentleman, I'd rather fight Allen
tEan anv man living Rookie was loudly
applauded.
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RALPH WALDO EMERSON, il a letter to
tne Honorary President Of the Independ-
Uut Club which nominated him for the
LGrd Rect0EshiP Of Glasgow University,
says: Il count my vote OF 500 as quite the
1airest laurel that has ever fallen on me,
and cannot but feel deeply grateful to my
young friends in the University, and TO
yourself who have been their counselor and
my too partial advocate. Of course such
an approach TO success gave me lively
thoughts Of Wha; could have been attempt
cd anu at least approached in meeting and
dealing with this University, ifmy friends
had succeeded; buU / hope The stimulus
they have given me will not be wbcliy
OSt. Probably l have never seen one Of
these 900 young men, and thus they show
us That our recorded thoughts give the
means Of reaching those who think with
Us in ether countries, and make closer al
Hauces sometimes than lifelong GeiEhb0r-
hood. To be sure the truth is hackneyed,
but it never came to me in SO Palpable a
form"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
THE TENNESSEE PATRONS.
Adjournment of the state Grange
Yesterday.
jackson to be the Next Place of
Meeting.
sneciaI to me union and American.

STecIal TO the lnlt n ana AutElGlls
Knoxville, Feb. 2O-The State
Crane, afte- very harmonious session,
has adjourned. It's next session viii be
held at Jackson, West Tennessee.
After 1 closed my report Of the proceed
ing, Thursday, Col. Charlton in5rodUceda a
resolution asking the Legislature not to in
terfere with the present status Of the East
Tennessee Insane Asylum, which gave rise
to some discussion. The matter was re-
feTTei to an appropriate committee.
Resolutions were offered by the same
gentleman touching the duty of the Order
in part c,plting in the Centennial exhibit
tion; a'so, one relative % cheap transporta-
ton, and still another about the improve
ment Of our wa,e- courses, Muscle Shoals
and HaTeth river.
Committees on various subjects were
sppoigtel.
Resolutions were introduced memorial
izing the Legislature to pass a bill to repeal
the exemption laws, and to prohibit the
sale Of farm products after night: also reso-
lutions memorializing Congress 20 apprO
pirate $4,000 for the improvement Of the
- Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers, and
TO establish an experimental farm.
In tie afternoon, DR.. William Maxwell,
Of Gibson county, Worthy Master of the
State Grange, submitted his annual ad-
dress which was full Of encouragement aud
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NASHVILLE TENN. SUNDAY FEBRUARY 81, 1876

legislative business was suspended to give
members an opportunity TO deliver funeral
addresses upon lately deceased members.
Mr.. Ward; Of Ilin0is, obtained the hoor
and read an eulogy upon the late John B.
Rice, Of Chicago.
Messrs. Fort and COFwin followed Mr..
Ward. Then the death of Mr. Crocker, of
Massachusetts,, was announced and eulO-
gies delivered by MessTs. Dawes and But
Ter. Eulogies on the late Mr.. Heresy, of
Maine, were made by Messrs. Hale, Frye,
and Dunnell Of Minnesota; and on the
late Mr., Hooper, Of Massachusetts,, by
Messrs. E. r. Hoar, Pearee, Butler, Of
Massachusetts, and Niblack.
The House then adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
lie ART on CONYERsATIoN.

A great TetOmer has appeared i'm Paris.
Baron H is prepared to instruct per-
sons unable to carry on a conversation
tiuently and agreeably in the art most es-
sential to social pleasures. He holds
classes at home, which may be attended
for f mouth; and he is willing to accept
a moderate number Of invitations to din
ner for 20 francs, his terms being exclus-
i've Of attendance at the evening party.
He will further Introduce guests who will
take part in supporting the conversation.
The previous career Of this gifted being is
shrouded in mystery; but it seems, from
his own statement, that he has travelled
widely, studied profoundly, and has a fine
natural talent for expressing himself.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
The Line Between West Virginia and
NarVIand 90 he Definitely SeffIed

CINCINNATI, Feb. 20.-In the Legisla-
ture Of West Virginia yesterday, bill was
passed both Houses providing for the i'm
mediate settlement Of the disputed bOun-
dary line between Maryland and West
Virginia, and the consequent prevention OF
bloOdshed and strife, said by the preamble
to be probable otherwise. The line is about
thirty-seven miles long, reaching from a
point called Fairfax Store, directly north
to the Pennsylvania line. The controversy
involves about forty square miles, and is
now mostly held by Maryland. Governor
Jacob is instructed to proceed forthwith to
resist the ensrOachnents by citizens and
officers Of Maryland.
The bill removing the Capital to Wheel
ing, is now a law by limitation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

/ WASHINGTON, Feb. Z0.-Ihe ReDubli-
! can Senators held a caucus this morning
on the order Of busir eSs. There was much
| discussion about the comparative import
ance Of various measures, includine he
Civil Rights bill, but no sgeeement was ar
rived at.
The Louisiana Committee TO ReBOrt
In Favor Of the Conservative
The Louisiana Committee will report
through Mr.. Foster, Tuesday, and a miner
ity report will be submitted hy Mr. u. +.
Hoar, The report OF the committee, which
Will be signed by AlesSrs. Foster Phelps,
Potter and Marshall, viii adhere to the
original views presented in the sub-cOm-
mlttees report, and viii contain q recon-
mendation that a resolution urging the
proper authorities in Louisiana
to give the control Of the lower
house to the Conservative members,
be adopted by the House. Some Of these
signing the report will express their. .willinE-
ness TO support a resolution formally recog-
nizing the kellesg government, but this
resolution their report does not urge, for
the reason that the rights Of Kellogg have
not been established by any evidence taken
by the Committee, but arS admitted Upon
general rumor, and a. 70 the best possible
solution Of the present difficulties.
Expenses Of the District hing.
The report of the Board and Auditor of
the District Of Columbia shows Tho
amounts expended in improvements by the
Board Of Public Works and Commissioners,
as audited and allowed by the Auditor Of
the Board and by the Board of Audit,
from June /, 1871, to Dec. y, 1874, as fol-
lows: For work on streets S11, Ais, ,434, for
sewers s., ,2S2, ,O20, for roads outside Of ci-
ties S506, 200, for raising and otherwise re-
pairing private buildings damaged by I'M
prOvements, S24S,4Sl. Total SIS, ,452, ,137.
This statement dOea not include audited
claims for damages 10 real estate,
No Chance for the BRyOnet Bill.
The friends of the force bill, in and out
Of the White House, have undoubtedly
given up all hope Of passing the measure,
although they viii bring It Forward and
make an effort 10 pit it through.
DHbious Prospects OF the Tax Bill.
The best judges Of the situation on the
tax bill say that there is no chance OF the
fifteen cents tax or spi.its In bond andSin
the hands OF Wholesale dealers and rec i
ielE passing safely the gauntlet Of the two
houses Of Congress. Many members who
are anxious to defeat the entire bill have
voted in committee Of the whole to keep
this fifteen cent tax in the.biil, 50 az %
load down the bill and thus secure It's de-
feat as a whole. The prospects of the bill
in any shape are regarded as doubtful. If
the previous question be voted down. the
defeat Of the bill is very probable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
News From the black HiIIs.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Feb. 20. "A letter
has been received by Charles Collins, edi.
tor Of the Times, direct from the party that
left here last October, for the Black Hills
gold mines. The party, numbering thirty,
are comfortably quartered near Center, in
the hills. They had no trouble with the
Indians; have plenty Of provisions aud are
prospecting with success. This is the first
reliable information from this party. Vsri-
Gus rumors have been ahOat OF the party re-
turning with gold dust, bat they are prOba-
bly uDfrUp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

ONE by one the remarks Of members
at the last Republican caucus upon the
bayonet bill are becoming known.
When the habeas corpus section was
under discussion, Gen. Garfield said;
There are, in my opinion, several
reasons why this section Of the bill
should not become a law, and among
them this one: The Presidential elee.
ton will come off IN about eighteen
mon lbs, and with the. power in the
hands of the President to suspend the
writ OF hateas corpus, he might re-elect
himself -
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No Chance for the BHyOnet Bill.
CHICAGO.

A Wan Arrested on the Evidence Of
His Son for q Murder Committed
Three Years Ago.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Three years ago the
mangled remains Of a man were found in
the South branch Of the Chicago river. No
clew to the murderer was discovered till
last night, when a young man tatned
Daniel HasSett, being arTcsted 81 the in
stance Of his fsthe-, Patrick Hassctt, was
fined for risdemeaHOr and locked up over
night, sent for the Sergeant Of the police
and made a statement, which he afterwards
swOre to, that his father had chopped this
man TO pieces, and putting his remains in a
barrel had thrown them into the river.
Hassett was afterwards arrested on the
charge Of murder and committed Without
bail till the 3rd Of March. He is said 10
have murdered a gaaP ln Paris, Ohio, in
1854.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
FRANCE
rms Teia esnafe Riii.

PARIS, Feb. 20.-The Left has decided
to support the bill for the organization of
the Senate, which provides that the Assem-
bly, shall appoint Is Of the Senators, who
are to be irremOvable, and that the remain
ing Dps, one third Of which number Is to
be renewed by election every three years,
shall be chosen bF the Councils General,
Municipal Councils and Councils of Ar
rOndissements.
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WHILE Massachusetts casts loo vote

WHILE Massachusetts, casts 100 votes
20 every l62 males over twenty-one
years old, Louisiana casts 100 to every
12l. This, too, IN spite Of wholesale
intimidation" As the election off,
GERS were all Republican, We can guess
which party benefits by the repeating
that these figures indicate. It is not
near 50 easy to identify q black re-
peateC as a white one.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

4 LOUISVILLE special to the Cipciiautj
Enquirer Of yesterday says: "The cOntem-
plated suit Of II. Victor Newcomb to con-
rest the validity Of tie will of his father,
rhe late II. ID. NeWcOmb, President of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, has been
abandoned. Mr.. NewcOmb, ST., left about
twO millions Of dollars. His first wife,
Epcther Of II. Victor, became insane, and
was placed in an asylum. a special act of
the Kentucky Legislature enabled him to
get a divorce, and be married a belle Of
this city, by whom he had children, and
al death left them a large portion Of his
wealth. 1t is claimed that the legislative
act is unconstitutional, and # so proven
would place the second wife and her chill
.dren in an unenvi20le light, ami give II.
Victor the wealth.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
RnrgIars KiIIed in OhIo.

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 2O.-The ERquir-
er's Lancaster, O., special says it is re-
ported there that two burglars were killed
last Sunday night near MoOresville, Hook
ing county, by Mr.. MOhr and pedler who
was staying at his house. One Of the bur
glars was shot dead; the other was wound
ed and escaped, but was tracked and dis
covered to be Mohr's brother-in-law. He
died Monday morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
HenHY RObberH.

CINCINNATI, Feb. zO-This afternoon a
daughter Of Valentine Meyer, visiting an
up stairs room in her fathers house, $50
Main street, discovered 2 closet broken
open and a tin box taken therefrorn. broken,
and its contents-twenty.f FIVE hundred dol
lars-carTied away. Two persons, named
George Bailey and Margaret George, were
arrested on suspicion, but no money was
found on them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
Black Demon Caught.

On Wednesday night a negro was caught
in the act Of fastening a crOsstie on the
tTestle work over HickOhOla Bottom, on the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad. after
being arrested be confessed to having
thrown a train of near there recently.
This time he expected the train to be
dashed to pieces, and then he would rob
the bodies of the passengers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
MISSOURI.
Tragedy in TrOy-One Man Killed,
One ICrtaIIy, and Another Slightly
Wounded

Tragedy in TrOy-One Man Killed
One HCrtaIIy, and Another Slightly
Wounded.
Troy, Feb. 20 During the election
here to-day upon the proposition to appro-
pirate money 10y the township 70 secure the
general machine shops Of the St. Louis.
Hannibal and KeOkuk Railroad at this
place, the excitement ran high and much
bitterness was exhibited by the opponents
Of the ap. ropria-iOn, and several acts of
violence occurred, one of which resulted in
the killing Of a negro named Carter by
John Crouch, a white man. Car
ter, while standing at the polls.
cheered the proposition being voted
for, whercUDOn Crouch attacked him
with an axe, and the parties were separated
before either was injured. but a few min
UteS later Crouch appeared in the crowd
with a revolver and fired four shots A Car
ter, two Of which entered his body killing
him; another mOrtally wounded J NJ.
Frink. a prominent citizen, and the fourth
wounded Edward Porter, colJred, in the
head. Crouch was arrested, and the propO-
sitiOn was carried by a two-thirds majority.
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SPAIN.
The Indemnity I'm the VIrginIus Affair.

Inc AnuethHAty IN tne siFSAthlus AhaAr.
MADRID, Feb. 2p.-The reDOrt hatcOmi
plicatiohs have arisen bstEcGn Germany
and Spain in regard to the Gustav affair is
denied, but it is asserted, on the contrary,
that their relations are Of a cordial nature.
The POliticG asserts that the indemnity
to be paid in Spain 70 the relatives Of the
Arierican victims OF the Virginius affair
has been liked at So, 600, and that the con-
vention viii be signed Immediately upon
Mr. Gushing presenting his credentials to
the new government.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

THE AtJRsta Constitution publishes a
letter from Mayor Hammock inviting
Senator johnson to address the people
Of that city, and the answer Of the
latter, regretting his inabilityto accept
the teadered ovation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
MEMPHIS.
Body Of a Murdered Man Pound

MEMPHIS, Feb 2O.-Tuesday last hun
ter found in the woods near Grenada,
Mississippi, the body Of an Irish peddler
named Pat Keaferty, with a bullet hole
through his skull. bis pOcketbOok was
missing, aud his body almost entirely eaten
up by hogs and dogs. No clue to the muir
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
Fatal CoIIisIon An a tunnel.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-A collision oc.
CURED this afternoon in the E,ie Railroad
tunnel at Bergen, \. J., between several
coal cars and passenger train, by which a
brakesman on a coal car, named Patrick
Savage, was killed and some cars de-
mOlished.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

GOLD opened inNew York yesterday
at ll44, declined to 114l and closed at
114s.
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Greer Trentmer, or Br,soUsr-

OMAHA, Feb. 2O.-'the investigation
which has been in progress for several days
past, by the Legislature, into the manage
n1eut df the penitentiary, shows that pris-
OneTs have been subjected TO extremely
cruel treatment and clothed and fed miser-
ah1v
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

IL Paris they are talking of Canrobert
as likely to play, one Of these days, for the
Prince Imperial, the little game recently
played IN Madrid by Gen. Primo de Riv-
jera 10 the profit Of Alfonso.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

pendous monuments that immOrtaI'ze
him. As % Raphael the number Of his
creations as compared with the shOItness
Of his career are such as led us to infer
that equal facility and perfection Of pro-
dUctiOn were never compatible before or
since. Leonardo worked slowly; Michael
Angelo furiously; Of Raphaers mode Of la
Dor we. can only be sure that it was a de-
light to him. In character Of art LeOuar-
do and Michael Angelo were strictly new;
Raphael not so new as 50 perfect. Finally,
their pOtraits are the types Of the men,
Leonardo, handsome and high bred, with
an Italians dignity, bat a courtier's mask
Raphael's young, beautiful and unrutllsd.
Michael Angeles the mOurnfullest cOuu-
tenance we can LOOK upon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

TENNESSEE BONDs rallied a little
yesterday, in New York, and closed
at 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

COTTON quiet and steady in New
York, closing yesterday at I5zc. for
middling upland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

GENERAL SCHEECK's new work on
''Draw Poker is enjoying great popular
ity in the West II is used almost ex-
clusively by The courts in administering
the oath { Witnesses and swearing in the
juTymen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
Er.igrafiOn 20 bs etODpeti.

Various States of the Empire are investi-
eating the causes Of emigration, to remove
them. 1t Is proposed to facilitate the &C
duireuents o. small estates, and to oppose
the action Of Emigration Agents paid by
Transatlantic Governments.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

THE CIqrksyiUe Chronicle states that
the proprietor Of the Southern Hotel in
that city, Mr.. J. Tarpley, declines TO
renew his hotel license until the Civil
Rights bill is disposed Of. If it ispass-
ed and is approved by the President,
be viii not take out a license at all.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

A LONG communication from Col. a.
S. Colyar, published in the Union AND
AMERICAN, of Nashville, favors repu-
diation Of the State debt, because Ten.
nessee is unable to pay 1t. We believe
there Is an occasional loose dime here
and there over the State, and really it
isn't honest to repudiate our obliga-
tl0ns while We can pay by strictly col
lecting what j. due, and taking care
that large per centage Of the collec.
tons reach the State Treasury. Re
pudIatiOn Perish the thought
ARJrUilIe Press and Herald.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

THE Democrats are confident Of car
rying New Hampshire on the 9th of
March. They propose to elect a Gov
-erTOr, member of Congress and the
State Legislature. Grants Arkansas
message provoked a Republican Sena-
tor to exclaim, ''this beats Us IN New
Hampshire It is believed that the
rebuke of that message viii be sharp
and beyond question.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

81 THOUGHT twas queer he didn't hOl
Ter out tie last time hit him. said Mrs.
Huse, of Alabama, to the jury who were
irving her for the murder Of her husband.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
GERMANY.

COnGscatIng q COntumacIOus News
paper.
BERLIN, Feb. 2O.-T GermGRid news
paper having published the recent encycli-
cal Of the Pope Of the Prussian Bishops,
has been ,conHscated and the proprietOrs
Tlroearutbi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

CHICAGO is called the Insurance Com
panieS' Cemetery
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CHARITY stays at home in cold weather,
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They tried TO scare a man in Missouri
by threatening to tar and feather him, but
lie replied: 'COme on with your old tar;
I've been there six times. and I've got a
receipt for washing it Off"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

READ hottie trade mark letters On
warm stove.
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FOREIGN.
COntscatiDg a COntumacious
Newspaper.
Emigration to be Stopped.

The Indemnity in the Vifginius
Affair.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
WINTER
Boots and Shoes
AT COST.

I AIDES PEBBLE GOAT, s2.25, 500 and
i S2.T5; Ladies' Pebble Goat, FONed, SL75, s.,
S2.35, $3.50; Ladies Pegged, SlT5; Misses Peb-
bic Goat, all sizes, Sl-50 el5j; ChidreH's, T5c-,
81, St25, $50; Pebble Goat and Bronze But
ton, Is 70 5s, soc, Gents HOme-made Calf
Shoes, $50, S2.75 and s.; Gents Sh0p-made
Calf Boots IS, s., 81 and SO; Gents Cali Boots
as low as So; Boys Calf Boots, $40; Gents Kip
Boots, S275; Boys 500, sos and $3.50; Ties ard
Caters, for men and bCys, al styles, very cheap;
Congress Oaiters, 81.
Peoples Shoe Store,
IO2 CHURCH STREET,
Opposite St. Cloud Hotel
J. ". LAWLEss a co.
jan1O eodly 4thp
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DIFFEY'S DOG.
virginia lNeradal Enterprise.

Into n Thousand Trieks-Catehing n
Chinese Ball that Got the Best OF
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WASHINGTON.
Want Of Agreement in the
Happy Family"
The Louisiana Committee TO Re-
port iC Favor of the
Conservatives,
No Chance for the BayOnet Bill.
Dubious Prospects Of the Tax
Bill.
Want Of Agreement I'm the s'Hhppy
Family

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The Republi-
can Senators held a caucus this morning
on the order Of busiress. There was much
discussion about the comparative import
ance Of various measures, including The
Civil Rights bill, but no agreement was ar
rived at.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

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