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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-25

* RGlCERIE;S. Loaf, CRUSHED, GROUND AND
IN CLARIFIED SUGARS,
java, Laecur,, and RIO Coffee,
PERIL r.;''' Irii Candles,
SD,sar House Syrup and MJlasSes,
W.mr>
Cog. Brandy, warranted pure,
GA Aioi,.ngahea VIII Skey,
jana "A Rum IJl!and u n,
London Brown and Scotch ln, for sale by
JAMES MCi,IMMON.
EEROEE JAIL IN LOJIsBURG, FRANkll'
aEG"niy, " c., ihe ev-Ing ,f The 'iI ;n"iani, W.
Rowland. VIII, about II ID of low stature,
',rr.b!v S:,,-, III bac. h, and very appear
tnce, and part cuar marks kn. WI BY
sd Rowland ipr Slrei under the charge of steal
ny negr, he properly of VIM. .eifrrvs of Frank
c.'nn,y. He 81 III / be taken and c,nrcd n any jai,
hat he b. br.u CHI justice b. eur;icd he
ia '.r ~ Lon burg. WAi. F. SYkFsS, Ja T.
January 30
ATIEW DOORS. HlLL-by Fanny Fern
.W !g- iI.HngS--by Ike Marvel.
Wo,:t-I : no:st- b! VI ash e Irving.
FIR sac BY
W. l.. POiE:t;iG
March ,. 1857.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-25

Dealers n Harware, &c. w. Sums. '0i'r
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H. I. EV A n S.

HEONNETS.-A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT Or
Eib S.k Lace, lcgh,In and VI Ii ie aid back
bbopS-a large assortment, aid vcII cheap
Collars CudeIs.reveS III ii =, Uh,Ve>,
Plain and G..b I:dt Iiuer! &c al he same place.
Ii. l.. EN-,AS.
ITr.I., lS.5 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-05

Mirror The bend ng heavens. thank you fer the
lesson"
Sac wore diTrent face on retaining home.
'aan when she went for SO reluctantly. There
WIS a rii' IN the overshadowing clouds, and few
rays OF sunshine came warmly down Even the
Inception Of good purposes had moved the long
pulseless waters, and the small rppes on the .nr.
face were catching The light
A few weeks OF unsslfsh devotion to The life du.
tics awaiting har hand on all sides, wrought won
dcrful change in Mrs Loring. In seeking to be
useful to others, her heart was eomforte5: and
when, into that heart-ever yearuing with mo-
thcrs undying lOve-a babe left helpless and friend
le in the world. was taken, the work of consola-
ton was completed. She sat under a cloud no
longer. Above her archei the beautiful sky,
bright Trough the cheerful day; and when the
night q griet for the loss Of her precious ones re-
turned as it would return at intervals, thousand
stars mlde beautiful the azure armament
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-05
Cor New YORK Times
Queen Victoria amusing Herself.

Lo&DON, Thursday June 24h.
| IS generally remarked that the Queen is en-
jJyiag herself very much INDEED She is out every
evening, aad people pretend that if it depended ON
her she would 20 about stopping in Rrgeu, street,
with Prn-e Albert to carry her umbrella or to
help in moving the prremoulator. And one Of
the hardest restraints on female sovereign Is GER
tajny that which forbids her to 20 shopping"
1t is all very well to say she can have "sent home"
what she likes and in any quantity she likes-stil
it is not the thing which I=dies. royal or ohers
ca-e for It is the excitement that makes shop
ping delicious TO them the excitement in looking
for trimmings or ribbons ito match a dress or
bonnet. The excitement on ceusuring the patterns
of this, and finding fault with that Of another ar
ticc.
The excitement in seeing that c0IlusiOn worse
con'ounded on the counter, that exertion to frd
between thousand patterns patiently shown. the
one VIII hch 50 uid 'p'yase her taste" " I can per
iect.y understand the excitement Il is essential.
ly rr0maaiSE It is the better. or rather rafoed
part Of that feeling which men fond OF drinking
are subject to by preierring glass Of brandy Ia
ken the public house TO two glasses Of any beg-
erage taken az home. 1t is this desire for shop
ping" which the Qaren's frequent visits TO tho
Crystal Palace and some other places of public
resort may be attributed to Her majesty is but
a woman after all, and il appearances may be re-
lied upon. seems to be tired Of being ever and a.
ways QIeer. Last Mo1day evening she took
her husband ard two OF her children to the seventh
Corcert Of the Philharmonic Society in Hanover
Square rooms, and did actually not use the royai
box. but cccupj seat in front OF the orchestra,
as If to say. "Pieass let me e, joy myself at my
eas" ami sHo" my dress, as any other lady" And
so she d D. and people were by This occasion ena-
blei to see that the Princess Royal has hair
dres limperatriee and that Her Majesty looks,
after al, wonderfully gcU.' The Concert itself
hal good progr,mmo, well but not brilliantly ex-
ptutfI
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The Painting SgBl


"As The heart panteth after the water brooks.
SO Pante'h my soul after thee, 0 God" To a mere
speculative believer in Christianity, this language
may appear ex,ravagant, but it is a portion Of the
inspired word. The Holy Spirit never exaeger-
atcs. There is such a thing as painting after God
1t is state of mind which every Christian should
experiences.
The painting s-ul is one which longs with intense
desire for communion with God. The Christian
should be content with nothing short of this ID
Ter Sc desire. IL is not fanatical, but most rea
sonabe state Of mind. The husband and father
when Separated from those dearer 20 him than life
Is not content with making them the subject of oc-
caSIonai thought, aud transient desire He would
iet! hat he was an unworthy husband and father.
i his heart did not burn with an intense desire 20
be restored 20 their society. Much more should
the Christian cherish an intense desire to com
mune with his Heavenly Father That Father
Is the Al.-perfect. That Father loves him with
love Of which no human calculation can estimate.
The Holy Spirit does not attempt to describe the
va-tueSs Ofthat love. God so loved the world
that be gave his only bego.ten Son, that whosoev-
er beIievcth on him might not perish but have ev-
erlasting life" II. has called him with ef.ctuaI
calling, lie has borne with his ingratituds and
Perverseness. He has crowned his DAYS with low
ing kindness and tender mercies Infinite intrinsic
loving knlness towards him should call forth his
supreme affection and awaken an intense drsire
for conformity to his image, ard Intimate commun-
ion with hin.
Many Christians d,sirs to walk more worthy
Of their vocation. They desire to set better ex-
ample, to have stronger faith, and clearer evi-
dence Of their adoption This is well, but it is not
painting after G,d. God is th- true port on Of
the soul God IS the fountain of holiness. Eel
Iowsaip with him should be de ifsd above every
thing elsa.
Many Wearied with the tolls and cares of earth.
and groaning beneath the body Of sin and death
desire the rest Of heaven. They can say, that
hal the wings OF dove that might fly away and
be at rest: but they cannot say, as tle hert pant
eth after the watcr-br, o7, 50 panteth my soul af
ter thee, o God
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TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE.


Or Il SCARBOROUGH, Dover. Tennessee, August g.
1853 sys: have sold all the German Bitters yCu have
and if the preparation continues to do as much
go0a 1t has d0Re SplH be tie best medicine srr sod
here"
l. S,opGRAss Sparta, Tennessee August 90 1853 says:
am pleased TO state that your German Bters has given
satisfaction every instance where il has been ed"
B. T. h0LLINs, HillsbOrough Tennessee August 60 1888
says: pleased state that the German Bitters has
given general satisfaction"
DIR, 2. FAro BIO, Knoxville, Tennessee, 9th April
1851 said: " Your Bitters selling very fast aud
every person that has used it. SO far have been able
to learn, has been benefited"
j. ". FRANKLIN & Co, Gallatiu Tennessee, December
So 1850, said: " The firm will want more of your Bit
efS soon Of the partners thinks great med
cI1e."
T. S HARDY Bolivar. Tennessee, September IS, 1852,
sd There great demand toryour Btters here please
send another lot soon"
- They e2.tirely Feyeta5s free from all injurious
ingredients. always strengthen the system aad never pros
it.
~ Sold BY dealers in Medicine and S:orekeepers
erywhere.
~" Sold in Nashville BY Berry Dsmoville, Brown
GruDbS ERin Brothers, h g. Scoye aud dealers in med
generally inch o :l5-d&wlY
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SAsisss 1 N
Chartered by the General Assembly o. TIE State
VNhE above lDSttnon Is permanently iocteo, and is
l not surpassed BY similar establishment the
United States in point of aciliues for mparng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
Book Keeping.
This Department is under the immediate supervision OF
the President of the College who apractCa book Keeper
having had riany years experience IN Ct the rgeo
counting houses in he Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the SuDerniendenCe Of JOIN a
MCEwEN Esq Member Of the Nashville Bar, who is t"o
widely known lawyer and require further
notice at our hands
The Course of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Leo ares
Lectures will be delivered at nigh. not interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by WV FERREL, Under this hesd is embraced every
species Of calculations necessary for boSksseper bust
understand-viz Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations Exchange, &c &c
Terms of Tuition.
ok-Keepng, BY Double and Single EItry, applied
to every variety of business, both prosperous and
Commercial Law Lectures including the use OF books. S5
Pen nanship-For twenty lessons, 10 be taken within
one mOnth '.s'.........-.. -............... -
For fifty lessons to b. taken within three months $50
~ The above fees payable, invariably, in advance
The importance Of this rule appear obvious students
for unlimited period with the privilege OF
ing at sny time during life, without extra charge.
This School is perpe ual session, having vocation:
hence srudens may enter at any tine and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business men will be supplied with com
petent book keepers by applying this Establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained for g week.
No student will be taken for less than ull course. il
whatever branches he pursues.
Time required for u full CouTse-frOm six 10 ten weeks
t4s Address Southern commercial College, Nashville,
Tenn" aDz1-GIw&wIY
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DAVIS & SWAMI,
" II l. : 4 l. G X . s,
AUCTION ~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No, .3 Pubic Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
TFA|E now store unusually large aud select stock
oG Groceries Liquors. Vines Ac, all OF this season 5
imruriasns bv hp arrivals from New OrleaDs
Cincinnati and Pttsburg, among which are
f55 hHds New Crop sugar Of all grades, from me-
Gium 10 very fine;
T. Lids White Chrystalized Sugar;
500 barrels and 5-baTreis; Molasses;
6-u bags New Crop Rio Coffee;
90 ba-. ola Cover ulent Java Coffee;
L.. BIOL, L0ai sugar, al qualities;
80 Jais e-t Crushed Sugar, No / :
81 bb.s Crushed Sugar second quality;
- boxes Gun Powder, Imperial aud Black Teas;
go rerges Carolina Rice, fresh;
o. blls so NacEeTel; 5ceToans Indigo;
100 boxes Cod Fish; 800 bxs assorted Glassware;
100 boxes Scotch Ierrings; 500 kegs Wheeling Nails all
500 boxes ~ X. Cheese; sizes;
700 boxes Fox Pearl starch 100000 Havana Cigars;
50 bags Pepper 100 boxes Melee do;
- nsgs Spec; lIJ boxes Va and kv. To-
3 urrce. Dutch Nadder; bacco, various qualities;
100 boxes Star Candies
The above stock Will be added 10 during the by
wee Al. arrivals from New Orleans, Cincinnati apd Plus
hurr hy which intend making our stock always large
a7a @ assorted and invite the ention Of country
merchants visiting Nashville to give our goods and prices
a careful examination house IN the south est will
hold out greater Indu ucements than we mtemd to do.
DAVIS 3 SWAMI.
P S-We will have regular Auction Sales every TUES
DAY throughout the season. D. d ),
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4 WnEan'S AnSWrr.

\ writer, Illustrating the fact that some errors
are lifted into Importance by Efforts TO refu,s
tn m when they need TO be treated with whole
some doses of contempt and ridicue, observes that
''lIi the blows inflicted by the hercuIean club of
certain eminent loscious, not half so tfectual
as the box on the ear Of celebrated atheist by
the hand Of acoury" After having iD vain preach
ell to circle Of ladies' he attempted to revenge
himself, by saving Pardon my error, Indies,
did not imagine that in house where wit vies
with grace, alone should have the honor Of not
believing in God"
"You are not alone sir" answered the mistress
o. the mansion, "my horses, my dog, my cat share
this honor with you only these poor brutes have
the good sense not TO boast 5fit."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-05

"RULEs FOR STUDY.-rhe other evening, Pro-
fssor Davis, tie eminent hematican iu cou-
yersaiion with young friend Of his upon the im-
portance of s. stem in studying. as vel as in
ry thing else, took piece of pap r. and wrote off
for him the following important rules: l. Learn
one thing at time. . Learn that thing well
3. Learn its connections, as far as possible. with
all other things . Believe that 70 know every
thing Of something. is batter than TO know some
thing Of everything
ITOFFEE 500 Jazs prime Rio C"g-e store and for
( - bv NOkRt~ 4 STRATrON
aEOI4SSES-210 bbs Rebui.Sd IolIsses 100 half
y bbIS do IN store aud for sails nv
mEzs MORRIS STRATTON.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
ogFJcx-ooRNER cHURcI AND CHERRY STREETS

nus WEEKLY UNION AND AMEkICAN is furnished
70 subscribers at IS 90 per annum in advance
TT q2I WEEKLY is published every TuesdIy, Thursday
and SATURDAY, at IS 90 per annum, in advance; if not
raid in advance, Sc 90.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
szy~THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. Il
Rsrances Of subscriptions may be made by mail at our
risk.
paper will be sent out of the State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash.
s@ We wish it distinctly understood that no paper will
be discontinued until all arrearages paid cet atthe
option ef the publishers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-05

The proprietor in calling the attention of the public to
this preparation does with feeling of the utmost con-
dence in s virtues and adaptation to the diseases for
which it is recommended.
1t is no new and unified article, but that has stood
the test OF ten years trial before the American peops
and its reputation ard sale unrvaed by any similar pre-
parltieus exant The testimony in its favor given BY the
prominent ard well known Physicians ard individ
uas all parts of The country is immelse. The follow
ing from your State is respectfully submted-reier
ing any who may still doubt, to nay Memorabilia" !"
Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and Families
DO had gratis of all the Agents for the German BtterS
phia Pa.
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Trav Morgan d Go,

TTAVTNG taken the house formerly occupied by J. P.
IL Dwmgooe next door to Berry DemOVilie's Drug
store viii 5e prepared from the 10 The 10th OF March to
exhibit ertV fresh and well assorted stock Of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods and Varieties, to which theI
ask siecal Of cash and short time prompt
purchasers This stock being entirely and obtained
prices far 6-Ds last years standard they offer them
to the public without any fear of Icing undersOld
ieb2J
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House Furnishing Goods

WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
DRASS BOUND BUCKETS-al sizes;
ID Iron do do do;
Ok Buckets; Oak Well Buckets;
Pair ted Toy Buckets Brass Bound Water Cans !;
Iron Bound Water Cans; Cedar Mix PgginS;
Cedar Pais do Tubs-al sizes;
do heelers-BraSs and Iron Bound
do Churns-ali sizes;
Chppping rays Wooden Bowls;
Pa'ent Spring CIot es Pins;
Common do;
Market Baskets, with or without covers;
Large Square and Round Clothes Baskets;
Willow wagons;
German Work Baskets
Deep C,0.Des Baskets, with Wood Bottoms
Just received and Tor sale by
mHl2 SNOW, MACKENZIE & co.
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TENNESSE EE MANUFACTOKY.
SYLVAN NILS,

SYLVAN MILLS,
SHELBYYILLE, TENNESSEE.
x ULELAND & co, Manufacturers Of all kinds OF
III COTTON4DES, APRON CHEGRS PL4LDS
AND STRIPES TYChLNGS, SERLP'D OSN4BURGS
for servants, THINE &C.
A large ard full line of the above Goods can always be
found Ut Messrs TRABUE LUCUS', No. "A Public
square Nashville Tennessee at our factory prices which
have recently been reduced fully compete with
nanufacorv either North or South. We resp ctully Te-
ques city and country merchants TO call Messrs Tabus
L lucus-our only agents at Nashvilleand examine the
Goods. GlbLELAND co.
80" We are the agents for the sbove Goods and re-
s3ectv request city aud country merchants call and
examine them. We have just received large lot.
mlrI7 TKABUE LUCUS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-05

SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
WE have just received additional supply Of the Ice
w Cream Freezer, tor making Ice Cream in SIX
MINUTES.
Common FreezerS and Tubs;
Ice Water Pitchers; Ice Picks and MaIetS
Preserving Kettles: Hammered aud Cast Brass
French Porcelain Kettles aud Sauce Pans;
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans;
Fruit Cans of all sizes for putting mp fruits and
vegetables mes SNOW MACKENZlE& i CO.
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PATENT SAD IRONS.
NNE Of the most valuable of Inventions with which
\ the ironing TOR family be doue with i've cents
worth of charcoal.
Taturs and Box lrous
Ironing Stoves aud Furnaces;
Preserving Furnaces &c, DC;
Iron Spoons Of all sizes.
juneS SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 CO.
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nor AiI FURNACES.

HOT AIS FURNACES.
WE have just received from Boston a supply of CHILL
w SONS FUiNA, ES, and are prepared TO put them
up IA the best style either for heating private residences
ChnIches or other publ buildings.
The io wing Of the important Improvements
attained by tins IuveuJu PurigE of air. free from the
burnt ar 50 common % red hOt iron furnaces powerful
Tangeu for generating beat great durability cf furnace
perfect safety against setting buildings fire in which
teN are lDc.te, may be Set low csaTs and easily
managed
To lals Furnace was awarded the Worlds Fair Prize
Medal IN London in 1851, having been considered n all
respects superior 10 h. Furnaces offered from Russia
Germany, Norway and England
juncS SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 CO
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AND FANCY JOB WORKMAN,
North East Corner Public Square, Nashville,
IETHEgE he will be found prepared to execute all kinds
w Of Plan Fancy and Ornamental Work in his line OF
business such Desks Drawers Tables Counters, Stands
Shelving sign Boards Boxes &c. Small Jobs attended TO
naT19-tf d S. WRIGHT.
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MONEY AND BUSINESS.

There is very little strictly A No. paper on the
market The Banks are doing everything offered
Of this character at short date.
Cotton firm and considerable business doing in
that article.
Flour corn mea, and whisky are in request at
/, high prices.
The notes Of the Miners and Manufacturers
Bank, at Knoxville, have made their appearance in
this city, but do not seem to find favor with the
sOveregns although handsome notes.
r We learn that there is a new Bank in embryo in
our city, the Nashville Life and General Insurance
" Company. So it seems that Tennessee will yet
y have banks enough to relieve the wants of all; and
the best thing of the is that one of the old
Banks has resolved to issue in short time nothing
but the real red backs, good for coin in the city
Won't that be glorious? We imagine that we can
almost see the yeol0 boys peeping through the IN
terstces, which Col benton used TO discourse about
so eloquenty.
River low. business rather quiet, money easier
- Exchange about the same as last week.
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THELFGISLATURF

"NIany Friends" call through the Banner, on
Can't. r. C. Foster to become candidate for Rep
resentatye of this county in the next Legislature
As there will probably be no question of much po-
Etical consequence before the next Legislature, we
NAV fairly be permitted to say, that we should be
glad to see the wings of this county select for their
representatives men who could exert strong in
fuence in behalf Of those measures OF State pohcy
and economy in which our county has so deep an
interest. The wings have not always selected their
best men for seats in the Legislature. Capt Eos
TER would make fret rate representative, and we
hope he viii accept the place at the hands of all
parties.
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~ Mr.. WISE, in his speech at Lynchburg, as
he has done everywhere else, standing forward as
the champion of the South, denounced the Ameri-
can organization as 'abolitionism in disguise" and
Know-Nothing party in Virginia, through its con-
stituted authorities, had solicited him to become
their candidate for the Office of Governor with the
promise superadded that they would exert what
ever power they possessed to make him President
of the Union in 1856
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SUNDAY MORNING, FEB. IL, 1855.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.


! OR Cause rs Just: our Uaioa Perfect.
( At Democratic State Convention held in Nashville on
the 9th April 1858, the undersigned with Others were
appointed "the Democratic State Central Committee until
the meeting Of the next Convention"
In the discharge Of the duties thus assigned them in
accordance with the ancient usage of the party and in
obedience TO the wishes of majority of the Democracy Of
the State, the Undersigned hereby call Convention TO be
held in the city of Nashville on TUESDAY, THE 9TH
MARCH, 1855, for the purpose Of nominating Demo
cratic candidate for Governor and eectng the necessary
organization for the The undersigned respect
fully recommend their Democratic friends meet in the
respective counties the first Monday in March, or ear
iier, and appoint Delegates to the State Convention
JOHN K HOWARD, of Wilson,
w. f. VENABLE, of Franklin,
W. A. QUARiE5, of Montgomery,
j. b FREEMAN, of Madison,
DAVID NJ. CURRIN, Of Shelby,
j. E. r. RAY of Shelby,
ANDREW EWING,
q. c. T0RBEfT,
A. Ii. BROCkWAY, of Davidson,
NJ. @. G. CHURCH,
HUGH McCREA,
STATE Central Committee
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Mrs. w. Is. COOPER, lteasurer'
MANAGERS FOR THE YEAR 1865.
Mrs. DR.. SHELBY, President,
R. A. LAPsLEY, Vice President
c. STEWART, Corresponding Secretary,
H. G. SoovEI, Recording Secretary,
w. B. COOPER, Treasurer.
Managers from the Christian CAurrh-Mrs. Hart
Mrs. c. J. F. Wharton, Mrs. Gleaves, and Mrs.
Goodwin.
Episcopal Cluroh-Mrs. DR.. McNairy, Mrs. DR..
Martin, and Mrs. Barrow.
First Presbyterian Chawch-Mrs. c. Stout, Mrs
Robert Bell, Mrs. Dr. Porter, Mrs. j. McGavoek.
Second Presbyterian Church Mrs Fl. Rosser, Mrs.
@. w. Smith, Mrs. Dickey.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.-Mrs. Lewis
Lanier, Mrs Wilson, and Mrs. L. B. Fite.
First Baptist Chnrch--Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Bang,
Mrs Aaron Wright, and Mrs. Darden.
Old Regular Baptist Chawch.-Mrs Paul, Mrs.
Montague.
Methodist ChsrcL-Mrs. Green, Mrs. Hamilton,
Mrs H. P. Bostick and Miss A. Lanier.