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for each diocese. The Royal Commissioners propose
the extension OF enlarged powers TO the Ecclesiast.
cal Commissioners, and the ves.ing in them OF all
surplus revenues for the purpose Of providing ade
quate endowment for popuous parishes. 1t viii be
seen that these recommendations Of the commission
ers touch the very root Of the so-caed abuses ana
anomalies in the Church OF Ireland, and II carried
into effect would doubtless satisfy all sections OF
Protestants, except those who are bent on destroy
ing the establishment IN Its connection Win the
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GOVERNMENT IMPRovEMESTs.-A statement has
just been made showing the total cost Of the govern
ment buildings, grounds and improvements In wash.
same and ell expenses connected with them, from
which we learn that up TO JUNG, 1858, Congress mas
apprQprlated u Oh fQr sVeh pWpQeee V&,oSAsD w
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THE COMPLICATION OF THE LAws.-Colonel simeon
NJ johnson has been appointed in the place OF Os'eo
codify the laws Of the United states. This WON
OF great Importance and arduous labor, requiring
skill, industry and systematic sense y, oIuct
seldom found In members OF the Legal PIoiesslont
Colonel Johnson will bring to the discnarge OF tness
duties the requisite qualifications IN On emnen, as
gree. well read lawyer OF acknoW ieugeu apns
ties and unusual Familiarity with legal precedens1
and authorities and possessing indomitable enery
and untiring industry, he will prove valuable "a
the federal laws in an Ineligible form and easy
reference. Washington lfstAlgoenoer, Sep% y
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

Tup WEATHER YEsrERDAY.-The following record
will show the changes IN the temperature for
the past twenty hours indicated by the ther
mometcr at Hudnuts pharmacy, 2ls Broadway
Pm
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Average temperature for Monday. E,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-31
Eight Weeks for Nothing /
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

2 : = H
ALL SU BSCRIBERS TO THE CULTIVA-
n tor and Country 0entleman for 1868, re-
ceived previous TO November l. 1867, with the
money, will receive that paper weekly through
November and December, eight numbers in all
without charge.
The Cultivator and Country Gentleman is
published in large weekly numbers Of sixteen 90
twenty pages each, and designed 10 include
every department Of Agriculture. Steck Rails
ing, Horticulture and Domestic ECONOMY.
The publishers prefer using the following ex-
10 speak for themselves:
The Maine Farmer speaks Of the Country
Genileman as standing at the head Of the
Agricultural press Of the country"
Tho Scottish Farmer calls the Country Con
tieman " the best Of all the American newspa
pers devoted 90 matters of rural economy"
The Gardeners Monthly says that the C0un-
try Gentleman Is conducted with degree Of
talent equal 20 any European journal and supe-
rior 60 most of them"
The Canada Farmers Advocate says a" We
are in receipt Of agricultural pebble ations from
al parts of the world. hut for truthful accounts
veil written, practical articles, and general
management Of the paper. we have seen none at
ALI q compare with the Cultivator and Country
dcntlemau, published IN the United States"
TthMS-Ihe terms are lower than those Of
any other paper % similar standing 0ne copy !,
8 70 per year; four copies, 81; eight copies.
SO. Specimen copies tree Of charge
AID let u bo remembered. in Gne, that those
who subscribe for 1888, az any date subsequent 70
November 4, l667, wall be supplied with the
weekly numheIs iron receipt Of remittance &c
the cldse 81 1857, gratuit0usly Address
IsUFH ER TUCKER a SON, Publishers,
Albany, New York.
e. Orders for the above 6no Agricultural
Paper. accompanied By the money, addressed 70
the UEroE kEb BfsfA TCH Once. viii be prosupt-
IS attended to, and receipts for same forwar ed.
oTfaT II
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-31
POWDER MILL PROPERTY
AT
MANCHESTER, TENN.
FOR
SGte or Partnership.
MR.. FREDERICK WRIGHT,

A N ENGLISH POWDER MANUFACTIJ-
N reT, Is now In our city, and ready TO engage
his services in that line. He was our Powder
Maker at Manchester, in 1861 and 1862 His
make OF powder was tested by Col Rains and
Capt. Wright, of the Confederate Arsenal. and
pronounced by them equal, if not superior, 10
the best United States test. These Powder
Mills were burned by the Federal forces in 1862 /:
the dam, the stone foundations the tail-rare
and heavy machinery were notllnjured; the drv
house was not touched. and saltpetre refining
kettles not injured.
Said Powder Mill property Is situated at the
lower end OF Stone Fort, in Coffee county. and
one mile from Manchester, and has fifteen feet
fall of Duck river, and secure against all floods
as the past eight years have proved
VIII sell said Powder Min place, Except the
machinery,) for $1,000. There Is so sn5 lbS cast
machinery, ,O29 lbs, wrought iron machinery,
5l2 lbs. rabbits metal, ~ lbs brass boxes, with
other smaller portions Of east steel toes plates
and set screws, etc, which will sell for 5 cents
per pound, all round. Feur or five thousand
dollars Will put the whole concern into complete
operation, capable of making 5000 lbs of Blast
ing Powder daily, and about one-third less of
Sporting
will sell the whole or part, as above stated.
or will sell the whole for a Powder Mill. and
VIII take fourth, "A third OF a half interest in
~ provided IL be made exclusively Powder
Mill. Ihis conclusion Is formed from the belief
that the Pacific railroad is sure 10 be built and
the further belief that the country it will pass
through will require AL the powder the mill can
MAKE, 70 blast out the rock, and the short eEy,e-
rence had IN powder was proof to me of its
pr0ttableness.
have some dirt aud brick but no money 70
DO anything by myself, | viii give any iHforma-
ton to sincere inquirer by his calling on mo
nlhyD lW W. 5. WATERMAN
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SECOND BOARD.

Ii will be seen that the business in
Southern State bonds was quite feature
ON the New York Stock Exchange on the
9th inst, extending throughout the whole
list. Virginia State skies Of the old issue
took the lead, advancing rapidly from 551
yesterday with very large sales, and closing
strong at SO to 60 and the new at 56l to
81; Tennessee new were strong and adj
vanced u per cent, opening at 6Sl and
closing at G9i to 20, and the old at 704 to
II; North Carolinas new opened at CIT
and closed at 6S bid, and the old at 6S to
684 Missouri skies were strong at 914 to
90; Georgia skies were strong az so bid,
and Sl4 asked, and the new sevens at 90
to o.
The New YORK World says money is be-
coming drug at 3 to 4 per cent on gov
eminent securities and to 5 on stock col
laterals, and the Tribune says that at the
clOse on The 27th inst. large amounts we're
offered on governments at per cent. with
out takers.
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To the Editors of the Union and Dispateh.
BY some accident the Banners Editor
in-chief happened ont of place on Wednes-
day, and "Old Greenbacks," Of that insti-
taiion, sat down in his easy chair. Green
backs had been thinking, and the result ap-
peared Thursday morning, in two business
like paragraphs. The FIRST in order, clinch-
ing down the second column of your en-
terprising neighbor's second page, is a
sharp condemnation Of the Tennessee stav
Lava most humane device Of an enlirbt-
ened Legislature, intended to give strait
ened debtors, especially those whose cir
cumstances are below medium, time TO col
leet golden eggs without splitting open the
goose which lays them.
The next paragraph coOlly sets at naught
the inspired declaration that the love of
money is the root of all evil. After
ennmerating many blessings Of commerce,
Old Greenbacks assures himself and the
reader, These things we owe to the love
of money" What blunder We are
indebted for these things" not 10 the lone
of money, but TO alacrity in spending
money. These things"-great enter
Prises Of trade-are furthered, not by the
Shylocks, who love money for its own sake,
but by the Antonios, who make money be.
cause they love to spend il, especially in
helping their friends. Greenbacks, of the
Bonner, is not Shylock in practice. He
is liberal, philosophical, useful citizen
but these blunders of his are Just such as
happen frequently, when practical people,
of mathematical turn, undertake to the
orize. His moralizing reminds one of Mrs.
Chick, deploring the late Mrs. Dombey's
lack of effort.
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London advices of Yesterday quote United

London advices of Yesterday quote United
States 5-2Os at 72s.
Exchange on New York was sold by
the banks yesterday at Ic premium, and
bought by them at par. r. t-E."
Government bonds are bought here at
shade under the New York rate and sold
at about &c advance.
There is very little doing in Nashville
cooperation checks. Dealers buy at TIC
and sell at 75c in the dollar.
Bank of Tennessee notes are in demand
at 30c. ....
The sale Of Southern States bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 9th
inst. were as follows:
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream Of the best quality
either wholesaieo or retad. to Pie mics. Parties,
private families, or to all persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates. We have com
pleted all our arrangements. and will be pre-
pared to Gil all orders at short notice.
sS- We also keep on hand fine assortment
Of the best imported Wines and Liquors, with
a large stock of the best and freshest Confec-
tioneries to be had in the city.
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprls Pm No. % North Cherry street. =
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Floral Offering Of the Grand Army oi
the Republic 10 Iheir Fallen COp-
Egades.
The ceremony Of decorating the graves
Of the Federal dead in the National Gem
etery, six-Eniles from this city, on the Gal
latin pike, took place yesterday, under the
auspices of the Grand Army of the Repub-
hc, Some eight thousand persons were
present, the oolored element largely pre-.
dominating, and both black and white par
ticiPating in the decoration. Not single
mound of the seventeen Thousand that range
the graveled streets was left without some
floral token, bat the spot attracting most
attention was grassy grave, the head
board Of which bore the word unknown"
Over this headboard wreath of oak
leaves had been thrown, and on each side
Of the grave stood magnolia, while on
the center a beautiful bouquet was placed.
This decoration was the handsomest of all.
Addresses were made by Col. Prosser,
Judge Lauck and others, and several reso-
buttons we're adopted There were three
special trains from Nashville, and one
from Gallatin in the morning, the Nash
vile and Northwestern railroad fur
nishing one Of the trains, and the Lou
isville aud Nashville railroad the other
three. The rush of the negroes to catch
the FIRST train returning TO Nashville, about
halfpast four O'Clock, was disgrscefu ia
the extreme, and only through determined
effort on the part of a detachment OF four
teen OF the Metropolitan Police a riot was
pFevenied. The scramble continued for
some time, aad when the signal for start
ing was sounded, every car was packed,
and the roofs Of the coaches were nearly As
fnll AS the interiors.
The only piece of bunting flying in the
city up 10 six O'clock P NJ, in honor OF the
decoration, was large national DAG thrown
ont from the office OF the Nashville Demo.
H0t on the Public Square. Toward dark
the hook aud ladder company turned ont,
and running down Church and Cherry
street 10 the Colonnade building, and ia
behalf OF the Sid0ts Zeitpng suspended a
mammoth flag from rope extended from
opposite roofs.
Save the rush for the returning train,
everything IN connection with the occasion
passed quietly snd satisfactorily TO those
present..
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-31

s IHE MANLY ARr"--An exciting mill
came of in The vicinity Of Rlddleberper's,
on Cherry street, yesterday about dark, be-
tween a couple Of amateur McCool and
Coburns, But as with he unfortunate Nc.
and C, the fight was broken up by the
police and the noble hruisers we're arrested
They were released on giving bail Cor their
appearance to-norrow, but had hardly been
out an hour before they were IA the ring
and at II again, and we're again arrested
and marched of to again give bail. Two
other individuals on the same street made
the interregnum lively by pulling ofith cir
coats bat they come prudence" aud didn't
fight
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-31

baaenei0rs Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye Is the best in the world, The only
true and perfect DBe-hatmIess. reliable. instan
taAeons- No disappointment No ridiculous
tints- Natural black or brown. Remedies the
III effects Of bad Dies. Invigorates the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine il
signed hiai1W "A BdtcheioF All Others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
By all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. (anrqq1v
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-31

Yeatman, Shields q Co, Will sell mag.
nifoent stock Of staple and fancy goods on
Tuesday and on Wednesday will offer a
large stock Of staple and fancy goods and
varieties, especially for tae ladies'.
Kline g. Sherman, Masonic Temple, still
lead in the drug business Of this city, in all
its branches. Their unsurpassed soda
water has attracted crowds during the past
few warm days Their stock Of chewing
tobacco and cigars is unriyalled. Fancy
and toilet articles the most beautiful and
fashionable, while their drugs and medi.
cines are rs pure as can be made.
Morris Powers, Cherry street, has lately
returned from the East, bringing a stock OF
summer clothing never exoelled IN this
city-embracing ihe best and latest goods,
both in material and style.
Albert & Seeman sell 10 morrow morn
ing at auction a splendid line OF drygeod,
clothing, and fine assortment Of ladies
goods.
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sur FOR DAMAGEs.-Frank Vierkert
has sued the I,ouisYilleand Nashville Rail-
road Company Cor damage done to goods
and an express wagon, in November, 1865.
The wagon was crossing the railroad on
College street, when the engineer COM
menced backing, aud plaintiff charges that.
M the bell Was not rung, he did not receive
sny warning, consequently has right to
redress. Jfhe case was before ustice Thur
neck yesterday, and continued until Tues
day next ...
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DETWEES TUE UsROF sTRAy.
ID tpn, Cheney 4 Roy. GA Broad street snd
the Tesidenfe ~ Ardrea n. Johnson On The q
icosl Die plke.. DoDhis Case Lever t3old Waf.h
AptieteH S1;,f nanalntarerz. vita Iarre
leaving 70 Eith the same Al the NarehSHse -
stra,t9n. Cheney 4 Roy viii bo literally re-
HAhacd. may2l -
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BUY AT HOME.

pHE UNDERSIGNED. BEING FULLY
prepared for manufacturing sash,
Beers, 8iinds, inside and ont. Pivot and
Stationary Stats. Frames OF every description,
Brackets. Cornieos. plain and ornamental.
MautelPieces. M0nldiRgs Of al kinds, Base
Boards Flooring. Poplar and Pine Ceiling
PlsTk. Meatherhoardlng. aud Building Mate
rlal generally. Also, Builders and Contractors.
Al al as low rates a. can be imported Of equal
Quality. Send orders Punctuality and dis
patch are car busiRess creed. Office aud Fac
tory adjeinins \ RFhvile and Chafiannara Kali
rad Locomotive shops. Ceiar streel, Nashville,
Ioaucssec.
TURBIvILI.E a FUICHER.
spFt dswlV
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-31

OUR friend Archer Cheathsm's noted
thoroughbred horse, " Conflict" was not
sent to the Northern courses this spring
but since The Nashville races has been re-
tired for the simmer 10 the luKurions fields
OF his owner nesr this city, where he viii
be prepared COT the turf next fall, with re.
newed'yigor and speed. lie is permitted
10 ENJOY the compaRionzhip aud sports Of
the pasture, Is in Gpe coalition, and mani
TESTS a romantic appreciation Of the liber-
ties granted by his indulgent owner.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-31

SUMMER CLoTHEEG Morris Powers,
at his new store adjoining the Union and
Dispatch Block and opposite the Maxwell
House, has received and will continue TO
receive, the most complete assortment Of
summer clolhinggel brought TO this city,
which he offers al low as the lowest His
linen alpacas, silk luatre, drat dete, grass
linen saits are unsurpassed. He asks an
examination Of his stock and prices.
eod-2w.
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PLANTERS, RANK NOTEs.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT err THE
Il General Assembly of the State of Tennessee.
approved December H. 1866. entitled an act ''Io
which have or may mako assignments among
their creditors" notice is hereby given 10 the
holders of the notes Of the Planters Bank Of
Tennessee 70 present them TO the undersigned
at the Bank IN Nashville for payment between
new and the FIRST day Of January 1860. or they
viii be iareyer barred.
D. WEAVER Trustee.
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CHRIST CHuRoH PICNIC. The children
Of Christ Church had most delightful
picnic yesterday on the lovely grounds At
Melrose. Il was most delightful time.
and Il will long be remembered by them
all. hrs Brown, the elegant and accom-
plished hostess, threw open her splendid
halls and added vastly to The general en-
joyment
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TURBIvIILE& FULCHER.
COkEt COKEl

Cd M PER CART LOAD DELIVERED.
W. Wv % twelve And half Tents per ll4lsh-
ls0Gtarch street. VIII he IsrnIaptly aIlssl -
J. III. kENbRICK
mat9-lm S,.cret.r,
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NOTICE.

WAFEE Tax CoLLEoFos's OFrteR
hkY 2. ISIS.
no ALI DEAIRQUENTs USTNq HYDRENT
W AteT.-On and after the ssh dav Of June
al M alter Tax unpaid will be handed b the DO
lice for arrests and Gnes
Al. B. K0CKEL.
myzs Nv Water Tax Collector
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NASHVILLE, May 80, 1868.
CoTToN.-There were but few transae-
tions to-day, bat the feeling at the close
appeared 10 be better than last reported.
Only II bales changed hands-14 at 27Be
and 3 at &c. Receipts bales, shipments
S6 bales stock on hand 456 bales.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
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8 SPECIAL NorlcEs

Early and Happy SIarrtage-The True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE, and domestic felicity. E.says foy
loung Men. sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
OF charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. maya am
Aurora OiL-Fifty barrels just received
and for sale, at wholesale and retail. by is
BENSON 4 T0NEY.
mylZ II NO Cherry street
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-31

CHuRoH OF THF HoLY TRMITY.-The
following order Of Sunday services has been
adopted by the Rector Of the above Church:
Morning prayer at 9 O'Clock Litany,
with ante communion and sermon al II A.
NJ, and evening prayer st 3 o'clock.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-31

MoRRIs POWERS has the beat and cheap
est shirts and furnishing goods to be found
in this market, aud warrants them to give
satisfaction. a.l eOd--2w
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a Knoxville hoy Escapes Death in ~
Nest Remarkable Manner.

a Knoxville Roy Escapes Death I'm u
Nest Remarkable Manner.
The following certificate of Knoxville
physician appears in the Tress and herald
Of Friday:
Mr.. T. X. Menifee, who is nov engaged
in constructing a portion of the Knoxville
and Kentucky railroad, was sent for in
great haste on the 18th of May, 10 see his
little son, fourteen months old, who had
swallowed an unknown quantity of glass.
Mr.. Menifee's eldest child, now three wears
of age, broke part of a glass tumbler in
small fragments, and gave Il to his little
brother to eat, not knowing the evil effects
of the substance On reaching the patient
i administered an emetic, which pretty
soon acted, and all present were gratifed
to ace ten pieces of glass thrown from its
stomach. i Their gave a cathartic, and on
the following morning several small pieces
passed from its bowels, and on the eyesinp
OF the same day more than dozen frag-
ments, and some OF most dangerous char
acter, were elected from his stomach. On
the 22d OF May, four days after the glass
was taken, he elected at a single effort six
teen pieces from his stomach, MANY of
which weighed from ten to twenty grains
each. The little hero has elected from his
stomach Sirty pieces of glass, and twelve
have been known TO pass from his bowels.
am happy TO state that the bright little
boy, the pride of its parents, is now in the
enjoyment of perfect health.
NJ. TABLER, NJ. d.
May 29th 1868.
PLAIN, fancy, fringed, and bugle-trim-
med ParasOls, at L. & J. Northman's.
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Rn.EAsE "a A "BANKER III. W. 8u.
ehAnan, charged With fraud1lent breach Of
trust 10 selling load Of wood and sinking
the proceeds in fairo bank, wAs released
from jail yesterday, on giving bail.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-31

TEMPERANCE IN EDdEFIELD. Father
Williams, Of Ohio, will deliver lecture
on Temperance, at Tulip Street Church,
Edgefeld on Monday night, 8 o'clock.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-31

THE GREAT LOTTERY To.MoRaow.-
Nashville has some thirteen hundred tick.
cts in the Pasohall House drawing. which
will come OF tomorrow.
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FEENoH Muslius, at reduced prices, at
+. Il j. Northman's.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-31

FREE'AsD EASY al the Wright Place
Porter's Block, every Monday evening
Fine mnaic. vocal and InstmmenIal
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-31

Tar store where everybody can anil
himself, Al panic prices, al +. a j. North
mans, No. 20 Public Square.
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I'm BankrnpicV.

ThTS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on THE
\ 18th DAG Of May, A. u. Iss. a Warra1t.
N bankruptcy was tssued against the eusfe ~
NJ u. L. Edwards Of 9th district Of the county
OF wilson and State 81 Tennessee who baa
been adiudged bankrupt on his own ps-
ufl0n that the payment ~ any debts ana
delivery Of any property belonging - sueh
bankrupt % him. or for his use and fhe
By Law that o meeting OF the er0difSr4 0f fbs
saidi bankrupt. b. prove their debts AMI 10
choose one or more as7ignees Of BIZ estate
vail be held 30 a Court 81 Bankruptcy. 10 bs
holden Ou the l8th day a. June, a u 1879
att O'Clock p. X. AZ the Office 81 the Kegi fter
bankruptcy, at the C0urfb9uss 10 Lebnuon.
Tennessee, before AieEsndsr Bradley Pa
REGISTER.
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ELDER BUREAM, Of Kentucky, will
preach at the Primitive Baptist Church to-
day, at IL o'clock A. ~ and SIN.