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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-13

A few days ego, . prominent young
lady, named Miss Irene Sinclsir, residing
10 Mexico. Audraiu county, vss sesidsp.
tally bursed 70 death. She wss engaged
in parehius coffee at a. open kitchen ars,
when hor clothes accidentally caught Gre
In hsr terror, she ran out into the ops,
air, and for an Instant WAS snvslopsd IN I
sheet Of fame. A younger sister with
great presence Of mind, threw several
buckets Of water % her barnisg sister
but The effort VI. is vain. Hsr clothes
tsras to ashss upon her. She liagsssd Il
great pain until ths following day, vAss
death bropght relief. >'rt He.
he Celanbis Statsssss ssys In ls2'
thsrs we're twssty.tbrss lswysn peastie'
liag At osa Fraskli1, Howard county, NJ,
souri,. Among The number. wsrs Thons
Il. Benton; Edward Bates, Hamilton r
Gamble, Abisl Lsosard. The Bartoua, on
Judge, John F. Ryland, Of Lsxisstou
OF ~ The twsnty.thres, Hon. Edwsr
Basss. asd Judge Ryland, vsss the d,
srsivsss. The rsesst deash Of N
Bates, hes lsis Jsdgs Rylssd tAs oul
living rsprsssstasivs ss that eslsbsass
lbas. ' % q" ''' '''.' y ~, ~
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Secretary Of shs Treasury Bssswsp 4
being srssd daily 70 tsks soss sssiea u
he natter u providing aslnkiss fssd
sss ~ psspsss Il pAyisg Ell sssisaal
dsbs; bss seshiss viii b dess for seGs
vssks ~ srs isfssasd b. washisssoa
dispa1shsA . NJ. ,Dssswsll will havs n
ussA,as ~ go % ustil ths slpss Of shs
asssl year y sst sts Dspsrtasss' ssd
sssees hossss e god working order
Hi sasial Agsss. hsvsvss. are san
agaisss tskiss ssy steps toward sisk.
iss fasd. >Thsy show shse ftoa Nossa.
~ lst 1857 10 Novssbsr lei, lseS, The
dsbs vas issrsassd twenty avs nilliona,
ssd shss from Novsnbss let. 1867, 70
Nay lst 1859, Tie debt has bssa 10.
crossed IL s,fhtssa months shirsy.sevea
aad ksIf niiliess Of dellsrs.
Asd -. vs 20 % - II prosperity 10
- most rlsstssisg nosA smiled On -.
We appropriate means for pablis IN.
prSvsassts Of oil tisds, talk Of purehss.
iss territory. menace forsig" poxsra, un
nisdisl sf the rsis ~ are fast pulling
down upos osr heads. 6ursly ws ats .
reckless, spthosshtfsl people. Rssdsr.
can yes eaisly look facts 10 ths fsee. sse
The bssou Of destruction sweeping down
upou yos, without being slssssds In
time of-psacs, fSur yars sfssr oil cssss'
ton Of var, vs ses a. enormous public
debt increasing At the rate Of thirty.seven
nillioas I've hundred thossaud dollars 10
eighteen uouths. We ask esisslves, ean
~ stasd thisi-is our gevsruusss able
70 afford such prodigacyf No govern.
msnt that ever existed could stand il.
1ifsssa ysars ago yearly sspsoss Of
ssvsoty.6vs or oss hundred millions was
looked upon as wholly unwarrantabls.
Now, millions upon millions are expended
is the management Of psblio adairs. for
which the people are heavier taxed thsu
vas ever before known In this country,
aad yet ve cannot square accounts BY
about twenty-five millions . year. In
shs fscs Of this, il il strange that ws
look for bankruptcy to overtsks usf
Il Il strange that Thousands and thou
saais cry "Ths debt can never be paid
let % rspud,ats r.
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Secretary Stanton returns ~ iseens oi
Sl0,6 0,664. % -
P.iuee Napoleon has gone y ~ Adj.
ate 10 bic yacht. ga. r a .4..
General 0rsat L 70 ~ presented With
. 5000 Asfss. "f = F'ar.'
King Willian Of Prussia q u years
old and Eesds without spsss. pare
Robert Beassr paid eloe, 900 for ID.
vsrsisisg bio last Lsdssr stsry. g =.
Norfolk. during The paat six nonths,
shipped S4S. .76s ba.hsls Of peanuts.
Philsdslphis IN nov within 87.Aosss'
tssssl Of New Orlsass.
Hspry Ward Bssshsr hss been mad.
. nsndss Of the New York Cuban junts
The Republicaa Mayor Of Toledo, Wm
Kraus, reonstly slseted, y an Israsiits
Esglish Professor Bosworth snuoases,
thst 80 hopss - faish hs Asgls 1sxsn
dictionary "iH thrss u fesr ysars." -
Two London preachers recently dslix,
cred the SANE sermon on the same day
and both reports we're published in thl
South London Press. side By side.
"' 1as Iron Mosataiu Rsllrsad viii ba
spsnsd nsxt west 10 Kseb Lick sessios
siAsty 1vs miles from g. Loais. ytvty
1te 9ilss Of rails rsnais u b lsid whist
will b desc anl tAs voad spsssa throusl
. Bslncst daring shs uessh II July.
A cosrsapoodspt Of The New BedSori
Mercury vrisss fteu Stiks eoucsrniuI
/ The manusls Of The ishsbitsslA tAss III
ehildrsn anuss thsmsslvss 81 siidisl
With bare feet on the ies, elsd % . hse
ysnt Of, blanket; tbs elders keep aosI
spd beat thsiI wives tie women pain
tteil lisss 70 ssivs ne tsoshls of vashiae
ard when one dies thsy build . cob hoss'
Of sticks. jvss large enough 70 hold
bsdy.. pst Il ihsi1S and ct Gre 70 II sai
byrS Il %. on kssds sittieg aroupd in
ssass Al Si1 ,f:is ft's :s'sis. q w. - J
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To D9eWe 8aucoe0 1JoJo0o0s
\ Ai6aA fsscisso teoErGaIf thS Sll
essx xssy1: The Pssi1e kailrql sslsbe6
beat ~ vss ose e&6e seuGh hbsre1 III
|All ess g Sss Fsass(Sse. II dsysWaa
dshSssd 10 By ssluts of huS6psd kuus
~ seoa I'll ihs Federal forts II ~ her.
boz arsd sslutss, ths bells Of the city
Vess ~ sisgisg, aed sbs sssan sAisslsi
sersamiss. Al oight The whole city w
iilu0a11sSa, aSf pssssassd q tslliisst sp
pssssecs. The ,pl loesssion waa tbs lars.
cot and noss sathusiastic svse .vflassssd
10 San Fraasisso. The people !yqss will.
iog and eager 70 .ebsssse a, sve1s, II 20
mach Importance 70 this city asd ths
Pacific eeast asd sarasd ont. @ nasss.
bsaiasss vss seosrally ssspssdsd. Nearly
every eitisss exhibited q hearty siptsrsSt
IL he dsoonstsatloa. The military and
civic display vas arapd. II adei,ioa u
The Sts,s, militia, sll ~ svailabts Usitsd
States troops from several forts asd ~
Prssidio participated % ,ehe occasion,
while tho civic sooississ turned out 10 full
ranks. The city and hasbor Prcssatsd .
magnificent eight during The dsy, the
prissipal streets bsias drapsd with The
banners Of every, nation, and thrpngsa By
excited asd joyous people,, The shipping
wss dressed 10 doe style. b.ae.t.d
A dispatch from The jusetien Of The
eosds, snpsaseisg tAs driving Of Tie Last
spite Of the Central Pos,le Road at 10
A. H., sent . thrill Of joy through the
city. Cougvstulatory messages were
Transmitted 70 the Directors Of the Zen.
tsal PaeiSe asd, Usisn IPsei1e Sy ~
California Pionesrs. ,,.f. - ''.
Al Sacramento the effect w,s celebrated
10 the graudest manner. The city was
crowded BY multitude Of people from
oil parts Of this State aud Nevads.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows 10
session in this city, accepted au invitation
10 attend the Sacramento denomination.
From Nevads, Grass Valley, Vallejo,
San Francisco. Placervills, San jose.
Marysvills. and from Virginia City and
Gold Hill, Nevada. crowds we're in attend.
auce. The l,ue Of travel to and from Sac.
ramento Was thrown open TO tho public
free, and 40 immense number Of people
took advantage Of circumstances, and
6ocked hither. The Central Pacific Com.
pany had 30 locomotives gaily decorated.
ranged along the city front, and at the
signal gun ann ,uncing the driving Of the
last spike Of tho road, the locomotives
opened . chorus IF whistles, and all the
bells and steam Whistles Of the city joined
10.
The celebration was somewhat prema-
turs, Tho roads we're not joined. the
failure b og attributed to the obstinscy
or inability Of the Union Pacific road 70
make the connection.
Dispatches from Promontory cay that
several hundred men seized . train at
Piedmont, on which was President
Dursnt, telling him that they were hun,
CRY and must have their money, and
would detain him till il was forthcoming.
The oon arrival Of Durant 10 alleged to bs
the principal reason Of the postponment
Of the ceremony Of joining the roads
until Monday next. -" ''.'
A dispatch Of the 7th says the troubles
with lsborers near Piedmont are amioably
settled, and that railroad and telegraph
o6icials left that afternoon to attend lay.
ing the last rail.
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fhe C0baa AHairs.

The conflict in Cuba is assuming more
magnitude than vas at 6rst thought it
would, and Csban syupashisers At Wash.
isgses ars using every sudesvor to have
the United States interfere 10 their be.
half. Eadeavoripg to free themselves Of
the Spanish yoke, 70 become an indie
pssdeos province, il il demanded BY nsny
that the three millions Of people Of that
island should b recognized BY us 10
the attempt. But the Government has
failed to come 70 any conclusion 10 the
matter, and the Spanish Minister it is 70.
ported has Informed tho State Depart.
msut that, should this country recognise
the bsllisersnt rights Of Cubaua. Spain
will regard it % . declaration of war asd
aushsriss the fs.ips out Of. privatsss.
That there u "a increasing sympathy
in this country toward the Cubans, which
Is perfectly natural. iu their attempt to
free shsnsslvss, cannot b denied and
that sserst expeditions srs being fitted
sut 70 sail to their assistance 10 quite ap-
parent. Il i reported aud confirmed
BY Telegraph that between the frat and
sixth Of the month the stssusr Psssret
sailed with I've hundred men and fal,
cargo Of guns and annunisi,n; other
vessels are also reported 70 have sailed
With ths Sane object 10 view. Whether
ths will result 10 involving the United
States IL The trouble IL not yet spparsnt |;
but TIE Cabinet have bad tAs matter M.
-dsr consideration, and from what ~ esn
lssra By the short and sasstisfastory dit
patches, they have decided 70 not asknowl.
edge the bslligsrsucy Of the Cubans aud
In response 70 shs Spanish Ministers
reports that "withia tho last two months
expeditions vsrs fitting ont 10 this eoun-
try for Tie Cuban ssrvies," dirsetsd 10.
qairiss - b nads Moth and South,
whsa 10 facts were asssrtainsd upon
which TO found proceedings. The pro-
pr o6esrs have bssa instructed % sxsr.
siss due visilsess = psevsss . violatien
Of the nsatrality laws, which the Govern.
msas assured The Spanish Minister will
bs enforced. t.',. ~.
THIS 10 probably tls BEST ssusss to bs
pursusd BY usia The difficulties nov pend
ing for, whether the cause Of the o.
bsns b. just. which ~ - Americans oag
not veil dssy, oar 0evssaasst 10 10 n
eosdltiss slthss psliissllyi OF Sssssiall,
to interfsrs Ia their ,'bshssE. Il wosl.
most asssrsdiy work riin 70 ourselves %,
10 no viss b Of bsssat 70 Cabs 10 .ha
rosuiA Asd By sssh ssusss " wesl'
more thsa psobatis have 10 meet u
sombised powers Of Europe, which, visl
our already insepasi.g asbt and, tax..
vosla sssh - hsaalsss - bsskrppssy
su,s ssd overthrow. ts tor
p ~
Ths Chiesss Usivsrsiay for wouss !
V b opened this summer. &'c'h
ssIsylae Csllix y Aev = hume 4
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What ADsweri-Are We Coming -
luDeTialiSuj

The Ground Table" " discussing the quss.
tion-"Are ws drifting into Imperial
ism :" reasons in this somewhat discour.
aging strain: ..
In plain sooth, the ags Of ssnsuality, Of
unchecked corruption, Of dense, Grass ig.
norancs il coming down on 10 like night.
A free press should have given more notes
Of warning than il has but the press dis.
likes, in free country, 10 print unpal
atable truth, even whoa Il discerns such
truth, and the JONI nails that profess "fsar.
less devotion 70 priuipls" are uetoviously
the ones whose articles betssy hts most
laborious solicittds 70 catch the spplsuss
and Aattsr the prejudice of the grsassst
number. Meanwhile at what arc elllsd
our "great esutsrs." coarse bsutss, who
ought to b digging railways or drawing
hand. .carts, 10y down the Law fsr the whole
community, aad BY dint Of vast wealth,
amasssd under circumstances impossible
10 any othereivilsed eosntry, dsgfsds the
social tone. aod spread in every disystion
40 uubridlsd SSgs for the pleasures Of the
senses. lntslltseual elevation Of ambil llou
10 seoisd at, snd those Who strive 10 10.
eulsats taste for better things are hatsd
or dsspissd. Nothing 10 thought " bat
the delights Of the table, .ans eloshes;, Of
snowy dwellings and equipsges-iu .
word, Of physical rapturss Of every Do.
scription. 1fthers 10 . prsssnes at any.
thing else whether 10 the pulpit, thes.
ter or litsrsturs -ths pill must b gi)dSd
20 - 70 appear sensational" Al this
10 90 widely admitted, % shsmssally soto.
rious, that its recital u trits esosgk |;
we repeat It merely 10 slueidsstou, Of ne
subjscs under discussion. Il 10 impoisi-
bic, whom people think oil things Of
their bodies aud nothing of their nisds,
that eithsr . democratic or any other
pure form Of govsrnmsat esu long b
maiutainsd. Unless . 'gtvst ,shs4ks
comes over the Amerieaa people, II viii
not b maintsined By thsusslvss. They
ars rushing toward thS prseipies at rail.
way spsed, and shs ruiv6sSal corruption
that good men dspsers 10 The prsiuds o. q
deeomposition which b - esrtsisi y
hts. .4.' -3i'fi ,aoa' - "a ~ ~
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ss..yl.e cslhx y sev y hDas 10
essth BssA ,,,, -, "a, ,'ol.s gry s
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Ths Chiesss UsivsFsisy for wonss u
V b opened this summer. &'clhi
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Gen. VIM. II. Bate.

The following complimentary notice Of
tsur well-Enown citizen. Gen. Bate, is from
the MurfreesboTo Nelcs of the both inst:
We had the pleasure of meeting this dis
tino1Iished Southern soldier in Nashville
SATURDAY.. the first time since the surrender
Of the Confederates in North Carolina, and
be looks as fresh and talks as hopeful as he
did in May, 81, when he first unfurled the
Confederate flag upon the memorable banks
of the Potomac and bid defiance to the
Yankee army and navy.
Gen. Bate was elected Colonel Of the ID
Tennessee Regiment which assembled in
Nashville in April Ct, and in May joined
the Virginia army, participating In the me-
norable first battle of Manassas. In Feb
ruarv G2. his command wasre- enlisted and
transferred to Corinth, and in the first
laws engagement ct Shiloh, he was Sc
vereIv wounded. His gallantry upon the
feld secured his promotion to bngadler
General. though he was unable to take the
Geld until after the defeat at Missionary
Ridge. when he was promoted to Major
General, doing good service dunng the
campaign Of johnson from Dalton to the
fall Of Atlanta, and tbs rsidof Hood in Ten
nessee. He commanded a division in the
battle Of Bentonville, North Carolina. the
last general battle ever fought for Southern
Independence, and his gallantry was as
praiseworthy as when he led his regiment
on the evening of the battle OF Manassas,
the first Southern victory ever achieved.
The army of the South had no Drawer
soldier than Gen. Bate. and the State Of
Tennessee has no drawer defender of her
people. and no one can present brighter
mage Of devotion 10 2 cause than that of
Gen. William B. Bate ip the cause Of
Southern independence
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

at a meeting Of the NASHVILLE MEDICAL So
GETTY, held at its TO oms the Goth inst, DR.. W.
T. BRIGGS, President, in the chair, Drs. d. DUPRE,
T. A. ATcH1soN and r. MARTIS were appointed a
committee TO draft resolutions Of respect to the
memory Of DIR. c. A. BRoDIE. They presented the
following preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The Nashville Medical Society have
heard with profound regret Of the demise of Or.
c. a. ERODE, valued member OF the Society:
Be it resolved, /, That, in the death of Dr..
BRoDIE the Society has lost valuable co-laborer,
and the community good citizen and able ply
sician.
Resolved, ?, That, in the life and professional
relations Of the deceased, We recognize varied and
most worthy elements of character.
Resolved, 3, That while achieving his success
and displaying his ability a medical man, he
commanded the respect Of the medical profession,
and earned for himself q well merited and extcn-
sive patronage
Resolved, 4, That this Society sympathiEe most
deeply with the immediate family and relations of
the deceased, and extend to them our most hearty
coincidence.
Resolved, 5, That copy IF this pream bic and
resolutions be transmitted to the family and be
published in the city papers.
Resolved, G, That the members of the Society
attend the funeral Of their late friend tomorrow
Sunday morning in body.
The Society then adjourned.
GEORGE s. BLAcKIE, II. D.,
Secretarv
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Yeatman. Shields & Co. make distress
sale next Tuesday, offering much the largest
and best ASSORTMENT Of this season.
LII. Eldrdge, at No ia Church street,
has continually on hand fresh oysters, and
serves them in style 70 suit his guests. He
l,eeps A first class confectionery, and fami-
lies can be supplied with anything in his
line at the shortest notice.
The ladies viii find at E. & ]. North
mans, Public Square, a very full stock Of
fashionable dress goods, as well as a COM
plete line of staple and fancy goods. Theil
prices are as low as the lowest, and every
one will consult their interest by inspecting
this superb stock.
Those who have hides to sell VIII find Q
cash market OF Hamilton d Cunningham
No. % Public Square. Those who ship to
them from distance may rely upon what
they say. A more trustworthy firm canno'
be found in the city.
See advertisement of country residence
for rent or lease-two and a half miles from
the city; pleasantly located. Call at once
Elvsian Grove Sons of Temperance, SCI
called meeting at the division room thu
morning at s o'clock, TO attend the funera
Of Dr.. G. A. Brodie. 4t
An experienced young Lady wishes TO Oh
tain few piano scholars at reduced rates
Instruction frst-class. Refer to her caro-
in this mornings UNION AND AMERICAN.
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IMPORTANT BANk SUIT.

WbeIess vs.. second National Bank
In the Circuit Court of Davidson county,
in March, 1869, Wheless having overdrawa
on the bank for Sc, 800, the latter sued out
an attachment against him, alleging that
he was fraudulently depriving him Of his
property. This writ of attachment was
levied on IS bales Of cotton stored in
Wheless warehouse. Wheless paid the
bank account, the suit was demurred; and
now afterwards he brings a special action
on the case against the bank for injury
done his character and reputation as a mer-
chant, by its mahciously and without prob
abe cause, swearing as the ground of the
attachment, that he was fraudulently dispO-
sing of his property; and laid his damages
at 800, 600 Colyar & Jones, attorneys
for plaintiff, East & Spurlock, attorney for
the bank.
Mr.. Jones for the plaintiff and Messrs.
East and Spurlock for the bank spoke on
Friday. Col Colyar concluded for the
plaintiff on Saturday afternoon; to which
time the Circuit Court adjourned from
Friday. not to interfere with the regular
Saturday forenoon motions. This case has
occupied the principal part of the week in
its adjudication. The speeches Of council
were exceedingly able on both sides and
the legal technieahties involved, discussed
with an acumen and tact that would have
reflected credit upon any bar in the
country The jury will be charged IN
the case tomorrow. The verdict will be
looked for with interest.
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There was collected IS result Of their
labors the following amounts: For the
month of November, 1868, 167 cases,
siO0.3 so; for December, l56 cases.
81 40 30; for january, 1862 l23 cases,
SIG go; February, 1872 cases, 81 ,40e 80 (;
March, 30T cases, 81 ,371 10; April, 22l
cases, &, 245 20; May, 80 cases, S. ,2e2 so;
June, 1874 cases, 1852 I5y July, 173 eases,
1888 80; August, 242 cases, $l,607 POI
September. 247 cases, 500 20; October,
145. 1919 35. We had prepared regular
tabular statement of the monthly ar
rests with the several offenses, but
the crowded state of our columns
prevented its insertion entire. From the
foregoing, without extended remarks, toi
which there is ample margin, and which We
should have made but for the want o.
space, it viii be seen that the police have
been on the alert in vigilance, and that
they have acquitted themselves honorabiy
and wen. In the classification Of ohenses
drunkenness, disorderly and violation o
city ordinances predominate. Lareen,
comes in for a considerable share OF TN
offenses. The detailed report OF the busi
ness of the year with full classification @
cases will be made. 49,
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CITY NOTICES

s<&. ~ y - q lta4AR 80
TIE New Theater opens this week under
new auspices, presenting for the patronage,
Of our citizens an array of histrionic talent
seldom seen ia one establishment, and
never before equaled in this city, Man
ager Gilbert has associated with himself in
the management Capt Vim. Ford, well
known to our citizens, who viii help to
infuse new life into the future of this place
Of amusement. On Monday night the
company specially engaged for this theater,
will appear in the Ticket Of Leave Man, with
a cast heretofore unsurpassed. Miss Jennie
Wilmore as Sam Willoushby, Miss Nellie
johnson as May Edwards, Wallace Button
as Bob Briefly, L. R. Dalton as Hawkspaw,
and w Hastings, E. Ryan, o. Maxwell,
w. Hunnicutt and others not unknown to
fame. We predict for the New Theatre
season of profit and success, for with such
sterling merit as Miss Wilmore, Miss
johnson, Miss Mollie Bernard, MessTs DIAL
ton Britton, Ryan, Hunnicutt can bring TO
theprofession, we do not doubt that our eiti-
zens will fully support the efforts Of the
managers who have incurred SO much ex-
pense. We are informed that all the lead
ing stars win be engaged to appear in
| Nashville
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Rev Mr.. Moore viii hold Divine services
at the First Presbyterian Church at II A. NJ.
and 7:30P. n. to-day.
Rev. DIR. Baird will occupy the pulpit IN
the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
at IL A. n and 7:30P. n
Divine service viii be held at the Christ
ian Church by Elder P. S. Fail at the usual
hours to-day.
The pulpit of Christ Church viii be oc-
cupied to-day by Rev. Mr.. Ellis at II A. NJ
and 7:30 P. n.
Rev. DR.. Skinner viii hold Divine service
at the Baptist Church, both morning and
evening.
Rev W. G. Inman Will preach in the
Cherry Street Baptist Church to-day. Ser
vices at II A NJ, and P. NJ.
The regular Pastor, Rev. DR.. Young,
viii hold Divine service at MeKendree
Church at 1890 and 7:15 P. NJ.
Divine service will be conducted at the
Penitentiary by Rev. DR.. Sawrie, the
Chaplain.
Elder J. B. Stevens viii preach at the
Primitive Baptist Church, South Nashville,
at ! ! A. n today.
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mr. RaghY,s Leciure.

The lecture of DR.. G.. w. Bagby at the
concert hall of Wards Seminary last night,
was not as largely attended as we had
hoped to see, but the audience was highly
appreciative, aud the subject, ''The Disease
Called Love-" was handled in that style
which is original with the distinguished
lecturer. His reputation as a humOrist is
SO well known that it is needless for us to
say that the intellectual treat thus afforded,
was highly entertaining and en-
joyed by all We have the pleas.
ure TO announce that DR.. Bagby Will
deliver second lecture in the dining room
of the st. Cloud Hotel on Tuesday even,
ing next, and has chosen for his tex
''Women-folks, a theme which he dis
cusses with that ease and brilliancy fol
which he is noted. We hope to see a ve1!
large audience on that occasion