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n.ARVOYANTS.

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NAY stasec, ecn1e!t MRS FELL u rneft A I'll I'll
tru ,he nssc d nr lady u sclena1 tar5 raaE1y aso.
the naz0c af her si4:tor
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VI md II ssssxdaah Counsf noft Hse1&s :" -. -''
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ADJUSTMENTS,

AMUSE6ENT8.
CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
MATlNEE|| 7Es7IsosIAl ITo.klGHT
A: ii: : s:.sss /. BENEFIT O'CLOCK,
To the Widow ofk the Lnto
JAMES c. BURNETT.
GEO. ". GARRISON soS;si Director:
GEO. 3. 7urRaEK f4 saa Go 8. g. WALLACE
GRAND MAT1NEE,
Al. o'Ioek
By kind per.rission u Ausustto BaJ.
aUNDER TIE GAS LIGHT"
sUNDER TEE GAS LIGHT"
Exciting Pier Scene!
AmustueConrt Room Scsne!
Terrible Railroad Scene
~ tind pesms.soa Il saianai A;yes.. E5sal
14utr Lard LAufs drouftt1ud
f.sz 1.s.ssd 81 NJ sssi ca.,
Altef waIeh
THE LIMERICK BOY.
Aan,lsslon, so Ccnss.. Ehifdern, IS Csn,s.
To.night! To-Hight! To-Right !
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Anln4dab Slick Diilon
saotan Maipse .s'iIr i W6eaoei
After whIe.1 HI. FRANK MuNRoE win rrssr
-oLD BILLY J2MNsoSS. .<1 E5ERvIEw WITH
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ur. 11unroc, Of Louisville. KY. hnN
Just discovered q rheumatic compound, which Is
warranted 70 cnsn, OF money sefnnaess. Fnr sale
At retail BY lending druggists throughout the cttv,
and wholesale at Fui1er, Finch E1iler4. Full
description on ntst page.
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ENGAGED

CEtnncouA dtscm hcA cured by uHinE
Juniper Tar Soap, made BY caswel, tlazatu i Co.,
, 1870-03-26

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g e! fnhs!sfs Z s. e..
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sfa 8 =. iSsss u 7eas
g @ asdi.sa.s. .:aFe nd drsaiaa. viii los near
A-a@'(0' Ct4AF1.rN BEoa. ig Claskst
mon S1LELBY THO6- 4 HILL h CO., REAL
Ksis.e nfose!s hssp y : tn T1Sa9T = nYi!d;ns1
se as.T as.T
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eSo i1ssar Properly a q! % country. ,Fhseh
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yr+O OLEASE-A n1nS TOWN DICK, TfIK SOUTH
wet ter1er at Hzssra ac3 Htltts. RAINING tn th1
river win rrnted Application 1t uuf otSer II II
crmmr7r:al r::r;s:-c r,.r!any l!n1~.u:enal- OGDEN
SHELDOEE 4 CO. Raofs >. IL Ls5aH.t
n-rpr1t Is trrt irnnc. eotr.rEen3 Il. northeast
md q Eaak-s hsafr, inr!ntfus lcated shz-
stdr Ii 5sa5.sa. censi T. 1sE f.ah-r h!s.sss, toa
i Hasi Roo,nA Il. Il. t: and ls Dricy Building op-
t,tftt Treu,ctt QoEsr-
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rnpcr 1EnnRtnEs nnd Window
shades, latest stylus Palnta, oils, glass au
brushes, at F, E. lugbS.s, 50 Randolph street
, 1870-03-26
,od Liver Oil.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hazard i Caswel1's Cod Liver on Is the best
Advertisements
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AGENTS WANTED.


oES1s wASrED-sN A nay r., MALE AND
~ ntal' ~, ris Ia tErt-ll,.s. ths RCEKEfl. 81
sHE1ILE SEWING MACHINES: snhrh aiiks m
lst1I rt,f. and T. the ,.nly IlCESSEh SttUTriK u
CHINE r,Id IL sh- Untri stzt- n,r t~s ,1a1 go Al
Lie Prosecution end ialrrieonr4rnt Outnt tn Aa-
din - II. A. HENDERSON i CO, C1-yrlan.i. U.
1 GESTs wASTED-FoR ORR F.ATIlER's
author Of Sisl Sccns1 ID the Blk. His Att Hofks
lnrrsr sale makes certain th. oues An who
have ant The ntt-F. Rosxintr1l Csp-f Stt-l
kT1ytGet Ctrf<<n,r. trArrre, turTErte uIen and L.
die. are in eEc. ro~nshtr n ut - aErnte. ray
1rE business. Send fur ei.rulas. IElGLEIs, MoEUh-
DY 4 CO., . Nunrr~-tt- Chicago, H.
tGrST,s wASTFn 10 SFEf. THE LIFE OF
y GEORGE PEABODY. Snw j. the tH,t I. mako
ASHLEY, lis Mad!sn.st- Rostn 70, t'hic1su, III
4 GENTS WANTED MEN ASp WOMEN or
alrtJ and rusrey. To erl the Life ns ttayrlnna and
Ncw YORK J.usslArHi. TO fnod aen;. larS' trld and
fer1] cuusn1slon q salaE Eeata !ar cirrulAts and
trFus. r=1 on GEO " R0G ERs- Is Lomhazd Block.
ChcaRo,
4 CENTS WASTEDsAMPLEs SENT FREE 10.
ctthrr or Ast-sctltp< artacII, wnsth H. ith
Money Maker rnnrras rcut f'f 81 cruts Erclnstra
tcsE!thy. # drsitr and Nfo Dig s,ranted energetic
AE ntt. SMAA 4 CO.. r South ttel.u,i+t, Ghtctse.
4 GENTs WASTEp-MALE AND FEMALE, 10
all to er sf the -Hf artc1t. tn the ua:krt
SO dag clear. Sead &C for aarlpr DAVID
LLOYD. &3 West l~le-.t-. Ehte.91. .--
1 CENTS WANTED LIVE NENiS k;VERf CITY
Ani taHh IN sh- State wherr E1- H-e1, l1.p41
Attrcts. with ts.u,p, r.; ii. iOMAs. Chjraro. NJ
, 1870-03-26
MUSICAI INSTRUMENTS.

ir n.qt,et crae, Frx~ 1t3o- FtAcok 70 seas- r.
n.rnt promti1 .ttelded 70 a tbe r. hSnn e
4 Gs-4rtsA rrnr " a.htn9t1n. by J. ftls.3 EA!S
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INSTRUCTION..

INSTRUCTION.
I,aESCu LESSONS ARE GrrEx By N tx
+ prs nrGd and lraEued prGst1soe, NJ IA Nads1pu1
Rom E Arpsy ietHtrn IL AID O'Clock.
1 Y0ESG TEACHER, FROM EESRVt fsWFTL
y eFiandt wa1h Nrc FGench raaons IN trtaxn fer
ErkEaA lczs4oa- ia AadiAno-11- Reuc1 a
N-ASTEphY An ExPERIENCRD GYyTTE
~ Ean tr.sh5 fes. rr2:as II 4ciee ea1taEe. NJ:
sssHe % foass. A6dsrA ~ eostcr af Panlina ia
TysfI.ttE = -
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SITUATIONS WANTED


STUHTtoN WAKTEu-KF YgUsG NAN. WHO
p.st1 .sIf aa s's sfFnhF1os anhs Tbt.s e
1s xtsas ssn1isa< s.s !.
objection. e carr ol horss Wtis ~ sealnttses* as
RWliliAss D9pssn. g. sn,.a'r ''0i 's'efsnoe: Aa7'
Hookkeeprr., Clerks. ake.
CTUAT!0A WAETEn-As SALEsAAS m
- -. fiaxsns ios II ,Sent foT fsgs q
4 .ay osles capacity Aaas.s. Boz i, ~ Quss7ust-s
SrruATIpS w4sTEp-Br. YOUNG NAN II
w1c iair hand Address j. car s Ga1tr y s'
CTDATloN WASTKD-RY K You've; Say ii
= Ts.s Il 1se nos atE.ad e xonE G'erk.hip
Goa Coo cd 81 s. 1sss eS aas
CTDATIOS WANTEp-nY 4 pHrG CLERK OF
a,,,ds 1syF ysaTs s1pstiens Caa ahnw sod nEroca
1aa'rs TIT ffRiayss ss Good city fst'e' ss'
CTUATI0E WANTED RD-BY YOUNG MAN
Eith The sest u references, n IN once or Irss
hnn.s sI L. seod psnn1a and reaEslcaI booEIeeptv
asa'r.s Ws.t T. e eSs.s ss s.at*
CrTuAT1oS WASTED-ls BOOKKEEPER or
besi 81 5sa MAJ asr., {! sn
GTUATlpS WASTEp.BY. YoEM; N.s :.
oyys', yssE' t.d, Of ~ SfFssasp ot sonae Etnz s.
ms. Good seissene1 Xddrrss J 3, Ttano Fl nc a, IT,
GrITAT1oN W:ASrED-A MmpLEAGEp MAN
- q vtfrd business e1pesenea Ened pcnnaass and
f'r;E cT 5inasra sap1rstr. City efeIeaf~s. aSss@.
STgATIoS WASTED-iN \ STORE. OR 10
nsran. yraIs of aet Wit, knoWlrdsr Of H. rro-
e s H. Rsesas sfsa cs IL txsu j. r aa @
hMne 1t5te- ~ "
SITUATION wASTEp-nY YOUNG MAN 3
- sssss .. .sr "a hois,.a,s rsr>. rire
skiAS. 2 SUD- % c.n.iss Fl. '''N'a :" "''s Address
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-29
Rev. DIR, II. E. skinner.

A writer in the Columbus (Ga. San
attended the services in the Baptist Church
conducted by the Rev. DR.. Skinner, for
merly of this city, and says. ''His sermons,
morning and evening, were of unusual
ability, full of original thought and beauty,
terse in logic, and graceful and elegant in
style" The same writer adds:
Possessed with social qualities of a very
high order, he finds his way readily to
your respect and confidence. We are
proud to acknowledge so agreeable an &C
cession to our community az that of DR..
Skinner and his accomplished lady, and
congratulate our friends of the Baptist
Church in having secured pastor so wor-
thy of their love and support. If the
Doctor shall prove Acceptable and success
full in building up the temporal and spirit
ual interest of the church here, as he has
elsewhere, the Baptists in Columbus will
have Just grounds to appreciate the wis
dom of their selection and the sacredness
of their call. We take the liberty of ex-
tending to DR.. Skinner and family a cor
dial welcome to the hospitable homes of
our citizens, and to express the hope that
he may find his residence among US both
pleasant and agreeable.
''We bespeak large attendance upon
the pulpit ministrations Of this able and
eloquent divine, with the full assurance
that all will be highly entertained, if not
spiritually blessed"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-29
ALABAMA.

The War of the GOverROrs-The
IkadicsfI Gets behind BayOnets-
The House AdjOurns tiII the ESayO-
neIs are Removed.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 27.-The city is
full of excitement, and the wheels of the
Stste Government are entirely stopped
Smith and Bingham still claim to be
Governor and Treasurer respectively, and
each retain possession of the offices.
Smith has obtained q number of troops
from the commanding officer here and
posted them in front of the entrance 10
the Executive room and the Treasurer's
office.
The Senate met and Immediately ad-
jouIned.
The House passed the following:
Resolved, The Senate concurring, that
a committee of six, consisting of three
from the Senate and three from the House,
be appointed to asc, rtain without delay,
upon whose application, by whose order
and for what purpose said military force
wqs quartered in this capitol; and that
the General Assembly desist from all fur
tler proceedings until the report of said
committee be received and acted upon.
Only two Republicans voted against
This resolution.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-29
DELICATE SURGICAL OPERA.
TION.
A Pebble Cut from a LEstIe Girl.

A Pebble Cut from a Lketle Cir Us
WindPiPe.
The degree of perfectibility to which the
science of medicine and surgery has been
brought is truly wonderful Skillful surgi-
cal operations are almost daily performed
throughout the country, which would put
to the severest tests the credulity of doubt
ing Thomas, and which seem almost mirac-
ulous to those of us unac9uainted with the
m0duS OperGndi or the scientific knowledge
upon which they are based. Nowhere have
more of these difficult and skillful surgical
operations been performed than in Nash
vile. So famous have our surgeons and
physicians become in this regard that pa
tients are brought to them from far and
near A case in point illustrates this. In
July last, little girl, ten years of age,
vigorous and we'll grown, named Elizabeth
Hardness, daughter of Robert Harkness,
living near Clinton, Alabama, met with a
painful accident She was playing
under a mulberry tree, in her
fathers yard, and had in her mouth
pebble which she swallowed. The peb-
BILE was a hard finty one, oblong shaped,
and was near a half inch long and the
fourth of an inch thick in the center,
tapering toward each end. AS she swal-
lowed, it lodged in the windpipe. All ef-
forts to remove it were unavailing. The
little girl suffered great pain, her breath
ing was painful, and it was win difficulty
that she could psrtaks Of her accustomed
nutriment. She became pale, wan and
emaciated, and the most anxious solicitude
on the part of her parents was aroused as
to her ultimate recovery. She was brought
to this city, her parents taking rooms at
the st. Charles Hotel. They called in the
services of Drs. Eve, Briggs and Buchanan,
who upon examination agreed that the
wind-pipe would have to be cut before the
obstruction could be removed. Prepare,
ton for the operation was at once COM
menced. An incision was made in the
neck and in the wind-pipe, where the peb-
BILE was lodged. In brief time the hard
substance of the stone was reached and it
was removed. No membranous substance
had accumulated about it, and it had the
same appearance it did when she swallowed
it. The operation was safely performed
the incision healed speedily, and the little
girl entirely recovered, and was in few
days as well as though the accident had
never happened. We mention the opera
ton as one among many of delicate and
difficult character performed by these emil
nent surgeons, whose reputation is cock
tensive with the limits of the country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-29

Supervisor Emery, who has been absent
on a visit TO Boston, to attend the funeral
of his father in-law, returned to this city
yesterday morning.
Col. Schwenk left Nashville on Saturday
evening, in charge of q detachment Of
negro recruits, en- route for Indisnola,
Texas. He is expected TO return in about
two weeks. ......
DR.. F. W. Sparkling, formerly Revenue
Assessor for this district, has returned to
the city.
Gen. 8. B. Buckner, wife and daughter,
are at Tallahassee, Florida, and expect to
spend the winter in that vicinity
L N. Brooks, ticket agent Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, has Just returned from
brief soiourn North.
John T. Tanner, of Athens, Ala, Hon.
James G. Rice, of Clarksville, Tenn, ].
L. Hopkins, Of Fayetteville, and w. o.
Goodloe, Of Danyille, KY, were among the
registered guests at the Maxwell House
last night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-29
A Jeremy bidders Inventory.

A short time since there came to the st.
Charles Hotel q well-dressed and mild
hammered man, who registered as Dr. Man
nering. A week passed and no board bill
was forthcoming. Two days grace was
giTeDj bit no payment came. The third
day the doctor came up missing. He left a
good traveling-bag, plethoric in contents,
and of neat appearance. Yesterday morn
ing we saw Mr.. Hamilton, of the ST.
Charles, open tbs bag We make an in
ventory of contents as follows: Fifteen
bottles Limerick's Great Southern Remedy,
seven phials of oil, four empty phials,
three hand bills, one lead pencil, one treat
ise on the laws of health. Friend Hsmil-
ton, of course, feels amply remunerated. (?)
Whatever may be the doctors attainments
as healer, he is evidently not well posted
in mnemonies or he would not forget his
board bills
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-29
Advertising.

Many a business man is afraid Of the ex-
pense Of advertising, and yet will pay high
rents for prominent store to exhibit his
wares, and put up expensive signs, and
seems not to know that both are expensive
ways of advertising. The instances of men
who have made fortunes by advertising are
too numerous to question; but how have
they done it? By exercising good judg-
ment; by knowing how, where and when
to advertise.
Venture the opinion that every person
experienced in advertising will bear me out
in saying that the business man who con-
trolls the sale of an article that supplies an
actual want, need net fear to invest largely
in advertising, if he does it with intelligent
tact and discrimination. Under proper
circumstances he cannot fail of realizing a
fortune.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-29
NEW YORK.
Wedding out ahe RftuaIists.

NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-Bishop Potter
has initiated the example of the Right
Rev. DR.. LittIejobn, of Long Island, in
relation to the new order of English
Ritualists, whose members have attempted
to officiste in the diocese. The Bishop
prohibited any priest or missionary of
the organization from performing minis
teTial acts as q clergyman of the Epis-
cOpal Church in his See, and the pastors
of the various churches are liable to,cen-
sure if they permit them to preach from
their pulpits. The body which has thus
been laid under ban is known as the Order
of Evsngelists, and has branch in Bos-
ton. Father Bradley, the well known
priest of St Sacrsments Mission, has
also received a hint from the Bishop to
abandon his practice of communion in
one kind alone, after the manner of
Catholic priests.
Aid for Wounded i'm the Wars.
Consul General Johannes Rosing an
nounced during last week Sc, S64.2O re-
ceived at the General Consulate, the pro-
ceeds of the collection in aid of the
German Relief Fund here and in the inte-
rior, making, with the proceeds of the
collection, q total of $244, 682.9l. The
French national subscription is also con-
tinued with great hberality.
The MOrmOns and the Grassh0p-
Pers.
Saint Sleine, emigrant agent of the
Mormon Church, delivered an address
yesterday before the Williamsburg Nor
mons. He is Just from Utah, ard says
the grasshoppers have destroyed the crops.
Criminal Items-BIatchfOrd again.
Chief of Police Badger, of New Or
leans, appeared at the Police Central Of
flee yesterday, with requisition from
Gov. Yarmouth, and demanded the body
of Gel. Granger, an alleged forger. In
spector bikes informed Badger that Col.
Granger had been discharged on writ of
habeas corpus by Judge Mccain.
The Criminal Term of the United
States Circuit Court will be opened to-
day. The calendar is unusually heavy.
Among the cases to be called up for trial
are those of Blatchford, drawback thief
Isadore Wolf and Myrtle May, SNUG
glers; Geo. W. Deming, who robbed the
Sub Treasury; and gang of notorious
counterfeiters recently arrested by Col.
Whitley.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-29
TENN, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1870.

meeting, 10 be held for business, and will
have no connection with Russian affairs.
VIII Russia submit &c n Congressl
Prussia's reply is anxiously and nerv-
oisly awaites. The rumors of Russia's
willingness to submit to o Congress are
believed to be groundless, .
Prussia as a Peace Maker
A vienna, Nov. 2s.-There is reports
here that Bismarck, by the direction of
the King, has addressed letter to
Gorschakoff, expressing a desire that
Russia accept Prussia's mediation, pledg-
ing PEussia's influence to secure such q
modification of the treaty as win satisfy
Russia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-29
SALT Lake.
Serenadiny Rebels.

OMAHA, Nov. 2S.-Tne parties in Salt
Lake City charged with drilling contrary
to the Governors proclamation have been
held in bonds of from $4,000 to 5000,
to await the assembling of the Grand
Jury. These parties were afterwards
serenaded at their residences.
Science, In its Relations to Politics.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 2S.-The Government
survey between Nevada and Utah makes
several important mining districts hereto
fore considered in Nevada in Utah, among
which are Phoebe, Shashone and Smokey
Valley. These places gave Democratic
majorities. Phoebe alone gave 296 for
Kendall over Fitch for Congress. This
will probably return Fitch to Congress,
but the Democrats still elect most of their
ticket.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-29
ARIZONA.

Democratic Congressman Elected.
over Radical Frauds-The Cover
nor Implicated.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ga Los An
gelos telegram says the latest returns
from Arizona giy1 Bradley, Democrat, a
majority for Congress. Over 800 fraud
ulent votes for Mccormick, Republican,
have been discovered. Gov. Stafford, the
Secretary, the Surveyor General, and
other officials are implicated in the
frauds
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-29
MISSOURI.
Railroad to Indian Territory.


Railroad TO Indian Territory.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 2S.-The Atlantic and
Pacific railroad is completed to Washs,
Newton county, in the extreme South
western portion of the State, and will be
opened for traffic the latter part of this
week to Washa, 314 miles from st. Louis.
The road is in fine condition, and will be
pushed rapidly on into the Indian terrific
~ and across the plains.
Murderous Fiends Arrested, and
Nearly Lynched.
John Armstrong and Charlie Jolly, who
murdered the Lapine family near Potosi
some days ago, have been arrested and
brought here for safe keeping. Great ex-
element prevailed at Potosi on their ar
rest. The Sheriff had an armed posse to
protect the Jail, which the mob attacked,
and firing ensued in which one of the mob
was killed. The mob then dispersed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-29
An Important Case,

The Planters Bank vs.. Hornberger.
The argument of the account in this cause
commences before the clerk of the Su-
preme Court to-day. The amount involv-
ed is very large, resulting out of many i'm
portant cases, which we're instituted in
favor of the Planters Bank by Gen. Horn
berger. The only question is as to the
amount of fees to which Gen. Hornberger
is entitled, for his services as attorney for
the bank, in many htigated and uDlitigated
causes. The case was up before the Su-
preme Court two years ago, and was refer
red by the court to the clerk, to hear proof
and argument, and report as to the ques-
tons involved.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-29
Death of n Teacher In the Public
Schools.

Death of n Teacher In the Public
Schools.
Mrs. Fanny G. Allen, teacher in the
Edgefeld Public Schools, and wife of Matt.
W. Allen, Esq, died in Edgeheld yester-
day morning. She had filed her place in
the school on Friday last, and her death so
sudden and unexpected, was a sad and
startling blow to her kindred and friends.
She had been complaining for some months
past, but the nature of the disease was
more serious than had been apprehended,
and at the moment when it was fully de-
veloped neither the skill of physicians, nor
the attentions Of friends could arrest it.
She was the sunbeam that Sladde1ed the
hearts of the children under her charge,
and it was an affecting sight to see the
tears trickling down the cheeks of her little
scholars as they stood bending over the
lifeless form of her VINO but few days
since had been so kind and affectionSte In
her duties as teacher:
Mysterious are thy ways, in deed, and storr,
and crue. too, thy mandates are, Oh, death!
How many hearts grow Geld and fond hopes wilt
Beneath thy 10y touchi But ,ye terDight,
And one esteemed, nay, mucn beloved by all
For graces rare, and beauties of the Minis
Sat calmly mid the loved ones of her home,
Conyersing sweetly, but with saddened brow,
Of changes utur9 years might bring to those
For whom she cherished sll a mothers love
How little did they dream that thou so soon
Would'st lay thy icy finger on her heart!
Alasl tits sad, but oh, how truei she lies
To-day all shroudsd for the silent grave.
Within her narrow house Of clay she soon
Must sleep, from whence 10 voice can come,
Or gentle, loving words reach down, and find
A list'uiug ear, within those dSeary depths.
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Firing FireeraSkers; Squibs, yetc., on
the HOlidayS-THs Law TO be
Strictly Enforced.

We are informed by the Captain of Pc
lice that the city law in regard to firing off
irecrackers, squibs, ETC., on the holidays,
viii be strictly enforced, as we'll against
the buyer as the vender of such articles.
The law Is, that if any person fire off any
gun, pistol, cast, throw or FIRE any squib,
rocket, cracker, or Other combustible with
in the limits of the corporation, every such
person is TO be fined FIVE dollars for each
offense. The law also provides that if any
person vend any squib, cracker, etc., to
minors, fine of twenty dollars will be i'm
posed. The law, as we have stated, will
be strictly enforced during the holidays,
and all should be On their guard.
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with the social statistics of the county
which had not yet been furnished, but will
be published as soon as they are complete
and accessible.
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RAILROAD DISASTER
Between Louisville and Cincinnati
Several Persons Killed and
WOuDded-NIeagre Details.

Wound ed-MeRgre Details.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2S.-Between s and
9 o'clock this evening, at point two
miles beyond LaGrange, Ky, on the old
line of the Louisville, Cincinnati and
Lexington Railroad, a regular freight
train bound West was run into by an ex-
ira freight going in the same direction.
Engineer James Covens and Fireman
Sam Boute were instantly killed. A
number of drivers accompanying stock
we've badly wounded, reports say ten.
Of the persons who were wounded only
the name of Wood is known The loss
of stock is not known. The particulars
as to the cause of the disaster and an es-
innate of the damage have not been re-
ceived.
A report has just been received, dated
! A. M, Nov. 20, saying the wounded are
well cared for at the house of Broadders
Fisher, near the wreck. All the Physi-
clans of LaGrange have gone to attend
them.