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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-01
Resignation of Serrano.
MurfrccsbOro Festivities,

Yesterday was quite gala day at Muir
freesborO, whittier number of our peo-
pie went "a-Maying." Those who en-
ioyed the occasion returned last night
delighted with the trip. They were &C
companied by the Odd Fellows Band of
the city, which furnished the music. The
day was lovely, and the beauty and chiv
airy of MurlreesborO were gathered at
the Fair grounds. Large numbers were
present and the exercises were pleasure
BILE, gay and interesting. Conductor Cox
and the officers of the road were as polite
as they always are, and Mcssrs. Spence
and Patterson, officers of the Central
Fair, spared neither pains nor zeal TO add
to the interest of the gathering. There
were number of entries for
the harness, pacing and trotting
premiums, which were contested with
lively aud generous emulation.
The award of premiums was made by
discriminating judges and gave entire
satisfaction. All the incidents of the day
were pleasing and those present are loud
in their praises of Murfreesboro the
beauty of her ladies, the chivalry of her
gentlemen, the superiority of her stock
and the general hospitalities of the peo,
pie. We learn that the Fair Grounds are
excellent and that they will be further
improved in anticipation of a brilliant anc
successful Fair the ensuing fall.
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BREVITIES AND LEVITIES.

A quatic sports-a mill race.
Cooked accounts-hotel bills.
A joint stock affair-ox-tail soup.
A tax ON patience-dOctOr's bills.
A Know-Nothing lodge the McFar-
land jury.
If you want to become real estate
agent marry rich wife.
A new fan holder for fastening the fan
to the waist, said to be "a great relief to
partners, has been introduced. -
"a real gentleman" said an Irishman
one day, sis one that never earned a
haporth for himself or any one belonging
to him."
A brother editor tells US that when he
was in prison for libelling justice of the
peace, he was requested by the jailor to
give the prison puff.
A Cincinnati suicide, not content with
one death, swallowed bottle of whisky,
cut his throat, and then shot himself to
death with great composure.
''My DEAR" said grained hus-
band to his long-suffering wife, "do you
intend to make fool of me2" 'fNo, my
love, nature has saved me the trouble.
A New Hampshire editor is of opinion
that Mcfarland will be acquitted, and that
the aground" of his acquittal will be
'justifable insanity"
A little Connecticut boy, asked mate
who Good Friday was, received the with
ering reply: swell, you go home and
read your Robinson Crusoe."
The ex-Queen Of Spain lately had the
pleasure of sitting opposite the purchaser
of her diamond necklace, in Paris thea
ter. 1t suggested sparkling reflections.
Col. Wardlaw fractured his hip at
viceregal ball in Dublin, his spur having
been caught in lady's dress during the
dance, causing him to fall with violence.
Now they've been and arrested a young
fellow in Pennsylvania, just for pounding
his step-father with stick of cordwOOd.
Can't fellow have any fun down there2
Pleasant Lucas, Mobile amendment,
who isn't one of the pleasant lockers, has
been fined for slapping CHS wife, who
isn't his wife, and who wants him to leave
her, but he won't"
Mdle. X, of the Folles Dramati-
ques, has just lost her mother, in New
York. She appeared at rehearsal in
rose-colored dress. 'fNot in mourningln
exclaimed friend. The reply was smart,
and full of heart ''You know one does
not put on mourning for distant relatives.
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Probate Court.

The will of John Shacklett, deceased,
was yesterday admitted to probate, and
Benadah Gray qualified as administrator.
The will of William RalstOn, was ad-
mitted to probate, and L.. NJ. Ralston
qualified as his executor -.
William ]. Carter was appointed guard
ian of Bellefield F. Carter.
w. w. Goodwin was granted letters OF
administration upon the estate of X. II.
Patterson, deceased. -
Robert Thompson, colOred orphan
child, was bound to William Henry Eos
ter.
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New and Beautiful Hcarsc.

The well-known funeral underwriters, Il.
Fl. Groomes q Co., yesterday received
from New. York beautiful and appropri-
atelv constructed hearse. The vehicle,
while not ornamented with excessively
gaudy trappings, is made of the most
choice material, and embellished in man
ner peculiarly appropriate to the solemn
occasions of its use. 1t was purchased by
the Junior member of the firm, Charles is
Groomes, while on recent visit TO New
York, and commendable Judgment was
shown in its selection.
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NEW YORK.
The Treasury Policy.

New YORK, April 3O.-Wall Street was
filed with rumOrs relative to the Treasury
policy for May. The general impression
is that the sale, of gold and the purchases
of bonds would be increased.
The coin disbursements on account of
May interest during the week were $772,-
4O7; the other coin interest disbursements
$1l3, S5S; receipts of customs 81, 709, 800.
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SECOND RACE.


This was for the Jockey Club Purse of
800, mile heats for all ages, closing with
the following entries, 10 go in the order
named:
l. S. Il. Robbins enters George Cadwalla-
der's oh m, Emma Maratta, 5 y o,
by Vandal, dam Fanny G, by imp
Margrave Colors - orange and
black
2. G. b. Church enters X. 5. PattcTson's
oh C, Signal Light, 4 y o, by Bill
Cheatham, dam Vespcr Light by
Childe Harold. Colors--rd aid rcd.
). c. Stone enters w. G. Lewis & Co. s
oh f, Lula Coleman, y o, by Mete-
or, dam Alboni, by imp Albion. Col
ors-rcd and white.
4. E. Breathilt enters w. II. Chappell's
ch f, Lizzie Mcdonald, y o, by Es-
cape, dam Balmoral, by Lexington.
Colols-hlue and purple.
Iu the pools Emma Maratta was the ia
vorile at about the sameodds as quoted by
us yesterday morning in the pools sold at
the Ovcrton-ncarly two TO one against
the field on an average.
FIRsT HEAT Emma got the advantage
in the lead, but all were in bunch at the
ousrtcr, which was made in 263. Lula
Coleman drew ahead little and left Sig
nal Light solitary andalone on going down
tbo hack stretch. Emma maintained the
lead down the back stretch under pull,
Lula forging slowly ahead, leaving Signal
Light and Lizzie Coleman some 1--WE or sly
lengths behind. At the turn Emma was
evidently under terrible pull, but mann
| tanned her lead down the home stretch,
coming under the string in lass Luis
second, Signal Light poor third, ane
| Lizzie Mcdonald shut out.
SECOND HEAT.-From this moment
was evident that the race was foregon'
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Every Foot in {

We are informed by a Intelligent gen
tleman, who has traversed the length and
breadth of the twenty first district in this
county, that he has not been able to find
an acre of tillable ground that is not in
cultivation. The people are as busy as
beavers with their spring crop that cover
the entire section. This should challenge
the admiar tion and excite TO emulation not
only the districts, but all the counties of
the State, and all the counties of the States
of the DrOductiye South
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During the week we have had, and still
have, a number of distinguished ministers
among us from abroad Among them are
Rev. DIR. Rush, of Missouri, the guest OF
DIR. Summers; Rev. DR.. Patterson, OF Nor
folk, Virginia, stopping with Mr.. w. l.
Gates, and Rev DIR. Peterson, of Virginia
Theae gentlemen, we trust, have had a
pleasant soiourn in the city.
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Nllrht railroad Accident.

Near La7ergne yesterday the engine
of freight train became uneoupled
from the cars. Before the hagman could
give the proper warning following freight
train ran into the one detached. Two cars
were thrown from the track and slightly
damaged, and the engineer had one Of his
hands considerably bruised. No farther
injuries or damages were sustained, and
the train was soon replaced on the track
and went rafting on its way.
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From summer County.

In conversation with gentlemen from
Sumner county yesterday we learned that
considerable quantities of corn had to be
replanled, owing to the backwardness OF
the spring. The people are in peaceful
and prosperous condition, and all is peace
and ouict within their borders.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Pasha's palace near Alexandria burned
Yesterday Loss very heavy.
The Missouri River, Fort Scott and
Galveston railroad was completed to the
State line yesterday, it being the first
road to reach Indian Territory.
In Elkton, Md, yesterday q circus at,
tackled hotel, beat a constable, and had
a riot with the citizens, during which a
negro stabbed a white man. Playful Gil
Gus, that. -,
Cincinnati and New York cOndole with
and offer substantial sympathy 10 'h'
Richmond sufferers.
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uniteh Slntcs Conrt.

The following cases were called in this
court yesterday: -.-... - --
United States vs.. steamer Newsboy;
continued. .
Hall vs.. Polk; continued.
United Sts ties VS.. David Hyman; set
aside on defendant giving security. ...
United States VS.. Abram Scurry, two
indictments Larceny and assault--deiehd-
ant acquitted in both cases.
Frank w. Solmenson was admitted as
an attorney. r.as t.-.- --a
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Elan Street Church to-day at Tie asaal
hour
Rev. Mr.. Inman viii preach at eleven A.
n, at the Cherry Street Baptist Church,
and at seven and half P. NJ
AT the Primitive Baptist Church in South
nashville, ElderJ. B. Stevens viii preach
al eleven O'Clock this morning. Ed
or Helm, OF Georgia, will preach at the
same church on Monday, tuesday and
wednesday nights, service commencing at
the usual hour
Rev. Mr.. Ellis viii ofliciate at the usual
hours, morning and evening, in the pulpit
at Christ's Church to-day.
At the First Cumberland Prashvte-ian
church there has been prevailing 1urinz
theweek quite religious Interest Rsx1
DIR. BairGs the pastor, viii preach bosb
morning and evening to-day.
Rev. L. @. Teasdale, ID. d.. Co.responi7-
ing Secretary of the Sunday. school Boar5
of the Southern Baptist Convention vii
preach at ii o'clock A n and Il
Preaching at the Second Presbyteriau
Church at IL o'clock, by Rev. JohnA.
Owen.
Rev. WIN. 81. Rush, D. D., viii preach
at Elm Street Church to-day, at elsxen
o'clock A. NJ
Church Of the Adyent-Seats free; SER
vices to-day eleven A, NJ. and five P. u
Union NJ E Church, corner Summer
street and Capitol Avenue. -Preaching at
eleven o'clock A N. by the Pastor, Rev. 4.
A. Mason. Sabbath School at two o'clock
P. NJ At half past seven P. NJ the usui
Sabbath School Monthly Concert.
Services viii be held at Tulip Street
Church, Edgefeld, to-day. Bishop Mo
Tyeire viii occupy the pulpit at elayea
o'clock A. N. As a revival Of unusual pow
er and interest has been prevailing there
for some weeks past, a number of acces-
sions to the church are expected A Love
Feast will be had at four clock p Il Ths
Rev. Peter A. Peterson, of Norfolk, Va,
viii occupy the pulpit at eight o'clock,
NJ
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conclusion, almost under any circum-
stances, and the rain, which began to
fall pretty sharply, about the time the
horses were rung up, did not throw a
greater damper over pool-selling than did
the fact. Nobody would touch the field
at any reasonable price, and Emma was
queen bee of the hive.
At the start Lula, not getting as fair a
show, we suppose, as she thought she
ought, baked almost under the line for a
moment and allowed Emma and Signal
Light to gain six or eight lengths on her.
Signal got the lead, but at the quarter
Emma went for him, and down the back
stretch and to the half they ran neck and
neck, making the pole in 551. From
this point Emma babe farewell to her
company, and came flying home, coming
under the string in 1:51ESignal second,
and Lula o poor third.
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Nnsh,iIre stables ,ct,rrning.

The Memphis races having closed yester-
day, the following Nashville stables will
leave that city on their return home to-
day 10 or % e1-f s.f RI .11t =
LeRoy -PauIs, Cheatbam,,s, Rice's Cad
wallader's, Hills and Lewis, Barney
Hughes, the accommodating ticket agent
has provided special train for Nashville,
to leave at five o'clock this evening. This
is for the accommodation of turfmen and
visitors from Nashville.
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SPAIN.
a Sensation Spoiled.

MADRID, April 3O.-The telegram from
New York, yesterday, announcing an up
rising of volunteers in Cuba is positively
contradicted by the Government, which
has received favorable news from Cuba
direct.
Resignation of SerranO.
There is no longer any question Of the
resignation of Regent Serrano, who de-
sired the Ministry and a majority of the
Cortez to effect solution of the question
of monarchy.
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CHICAGO.


The Sioux TO be ''Shcridanizcd."
CHICAGO, April 3O-A dispatch from
Sioux City to-day, says that the alarm IN
the Indian country is general and well
founded, and that it is thought that if the
Indians are not Sheridanized at once, they
will iraugurate the most extended war ever
experienced
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Chaucery Court.

The time of the Chancellor was yester-
day occupied exclusively in hearing mo-
tons, none of which possessed any pub
lie interest Opinion has not yet been
rendered in either Of the cases most re-
Gently argued. ISL --- -
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Revivals of religion have been in pro-
gress at the First Cumberland Presbyteri-
an Church in this city, and Tulip Street
Church in Edgefeld- Like news reaches
us from MCrfreesbOro and from Hunts
vile. Ala.
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TELEGRAPHIC..
WASHIN GTON.
The Fenian War Postponed.
Union Pacific Read i'm Chan
Gerry. L\f
Fenlan War Postponed.
Close Of the Memphis Races.
Plot to Blow up the TullerieS.
WASHINGTON.
The Cadet,bip Court-martiaI.

The Cadetship COurt-martiaI.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-The testimony
in the case of Commander Upshur, before
the eourt-martial in session in the Navy
Department on charge of purchasing a
cadetship, has been closed, and the argu-
ment for the defense was read yesterday.
The court will probably adjourn to-day,
and the findings be promulgated by the
Secretary of the Navy in the course of a
few days.
judicial.
Supreme Court adjourned to-day 10 the
first Monday in October next.
Medical.
The National Medical Association to-
day admitted Prof. Forrest, of Kansas
Prof. Lark, of New Orleans, and Prof.
Hommer, of Nashville. A long debate
was held on the proposition that students,
before matriculating, shall pass eXamina
ton in mathematics, Latin and Greek.
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Resolution of Thanks.

At a meeting of the Committee on Cele-
bration, held at Odd Fellows Hall last
night, H c. Henseley presiding, and Ed.
Copeland, Secretary, the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of the Com
mittee of Arrangements be rendered to our
excellent Brother Thatcher and the gentle
men who so kindly volunteered their
services and rendered such appropriate and
artistic music upon the occasion OF the
celebration of the 5ist anniversary of the
introduction Of the order into the United
States.
Resolved, That a copy OF the ~ "a be
furnished Brother Thatcher,
be requested to communicat
the Committee to the ger
ing the choir, and furthe
tary be instructed to fur
same to the city papers
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Church buildings along the Pacific
Railroad.

We have heard that the General Con
ference will be memorialized to appoint
an agent to negotiate for the purchase of
sites for church buildings in all prominent
places along the line of the Pacific Rail
road IN San Francisco
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-01

Hon. Isaac Hawkins, member of Con
gress from the 18th district, reached the
city from Washington yesterday.
Col. w. Ivie WestbroOk, editor of that
busy, stirring paper, the Brownsville Bee,
is in the city on brief visit.
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Gen. Chcatham Dincd.

A grand complimentary dinner was
given to our distinguished fellow citizen,
Gen. B. f. Cheatham, at the Overton
Hotel in Memphis, yesterday evening, by
his many intimate friends in that city. 1t
was no doubt recherche affair.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-01

An apple bloom has been exhibited from
the orchard of Mr.. Hill, in this county,
measuring two and half inches in diam,
eter. 1t is of the water core species, and
the orchard in the vicinity indicate a
heavy Weld of fruit.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-01

Abram Scurry, committed to jail some
weeks ago on the charge OF malicious
shooting and larceny at the National
Cemetery, was tried in the Federal Court
yesterday and released.
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CnIIch nInc1inp county Court.

Judge Glenn has called a meeting OF the
County Court for Saturday next, the lth
inst, when the recommendations OF the
School Commissioners will be laid before
41,a4 bodv fnr action
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University address.

Rev. DR.. Young, of this city, has &C.
cepted an invitation to deliver the Annual
Address before the Kentucky Wesleyan
University at Millersburg, June a. The
selection is q most excellent one.
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The contested election case for consta-
BILE in the 18th district, between b. +.
Davidson and w. T. Cover, testimony in
which was heard by Judge Glenn few
DAYS since, was yesterday decided in favor
of Mr.. Cover.
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Preaching at Pulaski.

Rev. DR.. ]. G. Mitchell, who SO ably
filed the pulpit of Rev. DIR. Moore during
his recent absence, will preach at Pulaski
to-day
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u. =. IHOLLINS, late HoIlins, Wright : Co.
g. r. BURTON, Of Putnam County.
shade MURRAY, late with Rollins, Wrtghi
h Co.
JOS 5. REEVES, of Hereford, Reeves :
Co.
+ Burton.
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TIVE Handsome Pictures.

The two magnificent pictures presented
to the fair by the State Insurance Con-
pany were yesterday rallied for along with
the piano. and won by N. L. Greeneheld-
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A Rolling mill in Pennsylvania has
rolled out a finely polished sheet OF iron
three feet long and twelve inches Wlde'
and weighing but three and half ounces
II is thinner than ordinary paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-01

SO many Philadelphians emptied theIr
revolvers into a man whom tney disilke,l'
the other evening, that the police are ID
despair of finding out who fired the ia'ai
shot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-01

Delegates to the General Conference
propose to leave for Memphis tomorrow
Monday evening, at seven and halt
O'clock.
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A WOMAN recently fell out of ffth-story
window in Paris upon the head OF a foot
passenger. They both had a roll IN the
mud, but neither was badly injured.
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El0USE.

On Friday the Senate ADJOURNED over
till Monday.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, April 3O.-On motion of
Mr.. Schenck it was agreed to adjourn
Thursday next to Monday.
The morning hour having been con-
sumed in private reports from the Com
mittee on Military Affairs, the business on
the Speakers table was taken up.
Reconstruction if Texas,
Mr.. Schenck, by unanimous consent,
introduced a joint resolution providing
that all persons duly elected to Office in
Texas shall have thirty days from the 30th
of April, 1870, in which to file the oath of
office prescribed in act of March Both, 1870.
Passed
Tariff-Ic.
Mr.. Schenck rose to move to go into
committee on the Tariff bill.
Mr. Judd, before the question was put,
offered resolution that all special orders
on the income of the whole be postponed
till after the consideration of the general cal
lendar income. His purpose was to pass
over the tariff bill and reach the bill intro
duced by himself, which consisted of but
three sections, and which reduced the tariff
and internal taxes. After an animated dis
cussion between Messrs. Judd, Schenck,
Logan and Cox, MIR. Judd's resolution was
rejected, and the House adjourned.
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Ucadxfor RuSiness.

In the office Of the County Court Clerk,
w. G. Shaw was yesterday qualified asI
constable of the I'D district.
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SECOND RACE. Jockey Club Purse
$500, mile heats, for all ages, best three
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RECONSTRUCTION.
Testimony of an Ex-Federal
Soldier in Opposition to It.
Sound Reasons for His Position
In Letter to Senator
Fowler.

He Thinks it will be Better for the
UNegroos as well az for the White
People, If Congress ssLets Tennes-
see AlOne.D
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The incoming week promises rare sport
and big bills at the Academy of Music.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.
On Friday the Senate adjourned over
till Monday
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and race; Allie second, Ontario third, and
WOODBURY. fourth-time 1:574.
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REVIVAL AT HENDERSON.

The Rev. W. A. Harrison, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, Henderson, Ky,
thus sums up the result of the remarkable
out-pouring of the Holy Spirit in that COM
munity:
We have just closed a ''Union protracted
meeting" during which God visited us
with gracious outpouring of His Holy
Spirit. There were about one hundred
and fifty additions to the various churches
OF this number fifty united with the Pres
byterian Church. There is good deal of
religious interest still in our churches, and
we hope that walking in the fear of God.
and in the comfort of the Holy Ghost,
thew will he greatly multiDlied
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Fourth Day,

TIE FIRST RACE.
was the Sequel Sweepstake dash for three
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The following are among the Baptist
ministers who have arrived at Louisville to
attend the opening of the Baptist Minis
ters' Meeting at the Walnut street Church
yesterday Elders ] G Maple, G @ Chaplin,
DIR Talbird, 2 S G Watson, W H Felix, J
NJ Peay, A d Rush. G. Clay Smith, DR.
Coleman, A B Miller, W E Powers
DELEGATES TO TIE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
At the recent Presbytery held in Shelby
vile DIR. John H. Rice and Elder J. G..
Wallace were selected as delegates to the
next General Assembly.