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The Portland daily press., 1871-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

Respectfully submit list of Prices tor the balance
OF this month. Trusting that parties who strAn-
gers to our store if there any such) will have no
hesitation in coming forward pricing our goods and
Judging tor themselves. We will begin by quoting
| prices In
"Ellc Little Store
Around TnE Corner"
Desiring to be understood that every garment is
perfectly made and will bear the Closest Inspee-
| tion.
LADIES' D2'0aUers,
from 55 cts. to 2.75.
LADIES' CAensises, b
from 75 cts. to $50
LADIES' Skirts,
from 95 cts. to $50.
LO1ies' Night Dresses,
- from 1 70 to z 80.
Corset COvers,
from IS cts. to 2 Is
LADIES' Y0kes,
from 90 to 4 so
French YOEeS.
from 1 75 to 2 25.
aprons and Tires,
from % cts. to 1 75.
ChilIa'e2s's Dresses,
4sgsgsWss from 200 to 3.75.
Infants -Bibs,
from 25 cts. to 62 c.
Ladies' GGuse Umdesvests,
for IS and 50 cts.
LADIES' KID GIOVes,
from IS cts. TO 1 75
LADIES' Lisle G0umtleta.
for 25 cts.
LSSLe GIOVes,
from 10 c. to 62 c.
L0dies' Cotton Hose,
n from z c.tO 6S c.
LADIES' B0l6a'igg0ms,
from 70 c. to 1 90
L0daes' sLisle Thread,
IL from 10 to ESQ
LADIES' -EctrN Lea,
sB8s@ a from 25 to 6s 9.
English Me2iqO Hose,
from 25 to so c.
Misses Cotton Hose,
from IL to 6S c.
Gents Cotton Hose,
from 10 cts. to 25
Gents SaIperstO21ts,
from % to 45 c.
Gents Me2imO Hose,
rom 20 to 68 G.
Gents all Wool Hose,
from 45 to Is c.
Gents FNper Collars,
from 8 c. to 80.
Gents SSZE Neck Ties,
from 10 c. to Is
LADIES' SSlE NecE- Ties,
{ New Styles for 80 c.
Gents Linen Hcs,a'd HdEfs.
from 16 c to 1 IL Ia
LADIES' all Linen H0Mdkjs,
f,Om c to 88
Hoop Skirts,
41t from 45 c to 1 %
Cersets, Foreign & Domestic,
.e.. from 60 to 10 90
Oar Corset o Skirt Seslop09te9.,
for 1 25. Physicians Recommend Them.
BUSZLES, BUSTLES,
g FIg for 90 The Best Yet
Honey Soap, ..q
.SEasFas. IL cakes for % cts
GLyceri,se Soap,
10 ooIrnS Cor 9 z o<e
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-31
TO LET.

Desis able Ieuements to Let.
fksAs4 Upper tenement rf House No 4 Monument
n: ST., containing or rooms all in g cd re-
sY lair.
Apply to W. j. JERRsS.
may3O dow
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-31

A CARD.-In returning thanks to my patrons and
customers for the past four years, would respect
fully solicit continuation Of the same at the above
firm. where can always be iound. and every exer-
ton on my part shall BE- used to merit q cSntinua-
ton OF their patronage.
mayN tjul1 J.F. SHELDON.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-31

A ONE and hal lstory house, centrally located,
"A and In coed repair. Asrd and SOFT water on the
premises. This property will be sold at ba,gair If
applied for soon. Enquire at e3 Cedar st. mr9tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-31
$4,000 to Loan on Mortgage of
Real Estnfe
House for Sale.

TN sums OF $500 to s. 900, three to five years-cty
! property preferred. Apply to VIM. Ii. JERRIS,
/. may24*6w Real Estate and Loan Agent
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-31

A Good Brick House for Sale at q
Low Price.
THE well built house, No. " Middle Street. con.
i tanning ten finished rooms, gas and Sehago wa
ter. Very convenient to Steamers and G. T. Depot
The house is in good order and will be sold low
Apply 10 VIM. H. JERRtS Real Estate and Loan
Agent. m113tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-24
Smusements.
E x c U R s 10 N !

q B L U F F S I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-24
AT WORCESTER
FREE INSTITUTE.

The Trustees Of the Worcester County Free institute
Of Industrial Science respectfully invite all, who have
given their aid in donations for the building or other
cses of the Graduation of the First Class at Boynton
Hall, on WEDNESDAY, July 26, 1871.
The work OF the class will be exhibited In the forenoon,
and at half past two O'Clock N. that distinguished
mechanic, Prof VIM. p Trowbndge, of the Sheffield
Scientific School in New Haven, will deliver the occa
ona address, and brief addresses and the Vaedicory
Of the Glass will be given. and the Diplomas will be
awarded. dJya.22.26 iyls
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-24

NOR SALE-SMALL ENGINE, l or 2-horse
II power, and Boiler horse power. Inquire at
WEATHERBEE'S Drug store,
iyl diff 80 Washington SQUARE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-24

DEC IVED THIS DAY,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03
Stories Grow by Travelling,

A dealer in this city who had Car load
of ale coming from above, was astounded
at the intelligence which reached him q
day or two ago to the effect that his ale had
become fermented by the warm weather
and the agitation incident to travel, and
that between here and Louisville, some
where the whole cargo had exploded, with
a most terrible conclusion, blowing the
car into atoms, and throwing man some
fifty rods from the train, most of the pieces
Of the man and wreck of the car comm g
down in a neighboring field; which, to-
gether with minor damage done to the
train, ETC., made up erst- clsss chapter Of
horrors. The astonished dealer, "a soon
as he could recover his senses, grasped
his hat, and in his shirt sleeves, made a
Decline for the depot on a dead run.
Bursting into the presence Of one of the
officials, he asked what he knew about the
terrible affair caused by his ''busied" ale
As soon as the officer could understand the
meaning of b excited visitor, he told
him that upon receiving the ale at the
Louisville end of the road, it was discover
ed to be in leaky condition, and that the
road would not receive it, and they accor-
dinghy sent 1t back to the shippers-it
hadn't "busted, but was not in good or
der Here our friend went back to his
place of busineg5 aud busted fresh key
for the benefit of his friends.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Gre sale Of lois IN EdgeheId by Ma
- Sc Baxter, Jr., Clerk and Master

Cres sale of lots in Edgefeld by Ma
- 50 Baxter, Jr., Clerk and Master
,oaIy Court, on Wednesday, May 3,
-, at II o'clock NJ See advertisement
and posters. Parties DESTROYS Of obtaining
bargains In real estate should attend the
above sale. An on nibus, fox the accom-
un0dation Of parties Vs1nous OF attending
this sale. will leave tSs Courthouse at il
o'clock A II.
Messrs. Hamilton & Cunningham, hard
ware dealers in this city, advertise In tbls
mornings paper the justly celebrated
ssBuckeve" reaper and mower. They nave
been the sole agents for this excellent mG-
chine in Middle Tennessee for the last Ill
teen wears. During all this time the
'sBuckeye has taken a first position IN al
the new and valuable improvements when
have been discovered, and to-dny II STANDS
1uriyaled as the most durable and me
nshtest draught machine in the world
We cordially recommend our farmers 70
call and examine the improved bucheye
before they make their choice:
For a genuine Paris Lama Lace Poln',
call on Chas. Richheimer, q Co., AZ Col
Iege street, who are Just now receiving
large additions to their beautiful ass T.
ment of dry goods.
BonAqua Springs will be opened on the
1st Of June. These celebrated springs are
situated in Hickman county, conyei ien'
distance from this city.
We refer 10 the sale advertised py W.
q. Ewin, Clerk of the County Court.
See legal notice of I. J. Lewis, CLERK oil
the court of Lincoln comfy.
A watch found-see advertisement
a white girl for nurse wanted by ). II
Wilkes, Gallatin pike, Edgefeld.
Steamer Umpire leaves to-day.
=. E. Winstead d Co. are IN receipt o.
On elegant stock Of boots and shoes LOT
the season.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03
Qufet Ttmes.

Now that the time for ''hard work in the
country" is upon us, and that best class of
people in any Countrywide farmers-are
busy amid the duties of the faithful hus-
bandman, o4E city presents a compare
lively quiet aspect. The Rpblic Square
and Market street are less animated than
few weeks ago, and the mercantile fra
ternity have considerable time to sit out
urder the front awnings OF their respective
places and enjoy the cool. 1t Is sort OF
''happy lonesome" they are enjoying,
however, for well they know the cause Of
the slackness in trade; they know that the
seed which ia to bring forth the staples Of
the country is being pat into the soil and
cared for as il shoots forth from the boun-
tiful earth; they know that upon the ener-
gy, enterprise and industry of the farmers
and the quality and success of the crops
depends their own welfare as business
lords. As consequence, the topic of agri-
culture is discussed in the city quite as
much, or more, than in county, and all
classes of cityites are hopeful for the best
Taanlfo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OEFICER.
WASHINGTON, d. O., Nay 2, 1877.
Synopsis for the past tDsSsy- four hours
The barometer continues falling at San
Francisco with decided increase Of tenn
perature. It has remained stationary in
the Rocky Mountains with a rising temper
sture The low pressure Monday evening
Id Missouri has extended eastward.
and the barometer which had risen on the
lakes and Southern States is now station
airy and falling. The pressure has risen in the
Eastern States. The clear and clearing
weather in the Middle and Eastern States
IS now being rapidly succeeded by clouds
and light rains whieh now prevail east Of tbs
Mississippi Northeast winds continue to
prevail on the lakes. SOutherly winds 90
the Gulf
PrObG6S1itiEs.- is probable that cloudy
and perhaps rainy weather Wednes-
day viii be experienced at San Fran
cisco. Increased northeast winds with
rain are probable for the lakes; cloudy
weather with light rains along the Atlantic
Coast, and fresh southerly winds on the
Gulf
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river was again rising at this point
last evening, with eight feet on Harpsth
Shoals. Weather warm but cloudy most Of
the afternoon.
The arrivals yesterday were the Ella
Hughes, from the upper Cumberland;
lobe Hurt, from Osney FoEke; L N. Phil-
lips, from the coal mines, and John Lnms-
den from Cairo.
The Ella Hughes had q mammoth trip,
including 142 hogsheads tobacco, 1873 for
New Orleans, for Cincinnati, for Louis
vile and for Nashville. She also had
large quantity of grain, and bacon, and
country produce.
The lobe Hurt brought down 80 hogs
heads tobacco, 800 sacks grain, go, 600
shingles and 6, 600 pounds loose bacon
The /. N. Phillips had tow Of 25, 600
bushels coal She returned to the mines
last evening.
The John Lumsden made q trip ND the
river last evening, to take on q large los
Of cedar lumber for St Louis.
The Phillips had a survey boat In tow
yesterday. It was ordered by Col. Albert,
and is intended for Government PURPOSES
Il is to be finished at Cumberland City,
and Bob Oulley, the noted ship-buildsE,
went up to complete the boat.
The new boat, George s. Kinney, made
trial trip yesterday, and was found to
work admirably. United States Inspector
Harrison tested her boilers, and insures
her TO run ten miles an hour with 40 lbs
steam.
The John Llmsdenis the regular packet
for Cairo to-day, leaving at P. NJ The
experienced Capt o. W. Davis, q boat
man since 1886, is in command, with D
B. Davis and ]. Pope johnson, clerks.
The Mallie Ragon did not leave Evans
vile until Monday. She will arrive here
Thursday.
The Emma Floyd in descending the
Ohio encountered a storm, and had her
chimneys blown down. She had to return
to New Albany for repairs. This accident
will delay her arrival here, but will be so
much the better for the excursionists.
The Memphis AgGlaHehe Of yesterday
contains the following:
The river rose eighteen inches here dar-
ing the past forty-eight hours and thirty
inches IN all. The swell will dOEbtlsse
continue for several days, as the lower
Ohio and upper Mississippi are rising,
while heavy rains in this vicinity and
elsewhere since Saturday will be apt TO
bring more water. A rise Of eighteen feet
occurred in upper White Tiver at
Batesyille last week. At Jaeksonport, On
Saturday, the water had come to a stand
After rapid rise of twelve feet, Arkansas
commenced falling on Saturday. The
weather for two days past has been stormy,
boisterous and rainy. heavy shower,
accompanied by squalls of wind, passed
over the city Sunday afternoon, and yestsr-
day was decidedly wet and juicy. Hail
storms, fogs and wind squalls are reported
all along the river south of as, and steam
ers from below report having encountered
the toughest kind Of weather.
IBy Telegraph
CAIRo, May 2-Talisman Cairo b Nash
vile P. M. River fel inches clear.
Mercury "a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03
The Condition Out Lebanon way.

The Condition Out Lebanon Way.
We met and conversed with a gentle
man farmer-yesterdsy, who resides in
the vicinity of Lebanon, from whom we
learned that everything, generally, was
moving on in the even tenor of its way
out among the cedars of that ancient COM
munity. He told US the recent heavy
rain storm had done considerable damage
in small way, and chief amoug the antics
it played, was the washing out of root Of
considerable corn, more particularly where
it occupied sloping land; in this matter i!
did deal of damage in some localities.
Further than this, and general drench.
ing and bespattering of crops, it did nc
damage. Most kind of crops are looking
very promising, while all kinds Of fruit
promise an unusual bountiful crop. II
some localities, however, the wheat look
very poorly indeed-short, and very thin
A good deal Of it, even upon the best o
land, is not 'tstooling" well, and is head
ing out at the hight of foot from thu
| ound- which is sure indication of ,
triHipg crop. He has on his own farm
at some distance apeft-two fields o
wheat; one piece looks tolerably well, AM
grew up two feet or more are it com
menced heading, and from this piece b
expects to have, II no misfortune happel
it, an average crop. The other is on Ian
quite as good In quality, has had tn
same care, and yet 1t is of but little ac
count, and he scarcely expects from 1t
return of his seed. This seems strang
enough, and we hope that the example Sc
by the poor field of wheat, may have bu
few imitators among the wheat-felds {
the Stats Ct large.
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sioners. opposed the resolution In lieu.
The oonnissioners did not wish 70 nave
40 muoh responsibility thrust upon their
shoniders. They desired mere positive
inst-nctiops from the Court, such as are
imnlied In Justice Claibornes resolution.
AZ arv rate, let the Court to-day give some
positive instructions on the subject.
Justice Maxey called for the previous
question.
Justice Paul thought it unfair for Justice
Maxey TO try to cut of debate, when he
himself had been allowed to debate SO
freely.
The call of the previous question was
insisted upon, and the clerk called the roll.
The vote stood "a for, and IL against.
The vote was then taken on Justice
Walsh's resolution, and it was adopted-2s
for and against.
On motion, Commissioner Meacham was
instructed to telegraph the action OF the
5urt to the commissioners now at Louis
vile, which was done.
The court then Adjourned until the frs
Monday In July. .-..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03
CITY NOTICES.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Appointments Made by Preachers
Association for Sunday, May.

Appointments Made by Preachers
Association for Sunday, May.
McKendree, 1O4 AM, Bishop Marvin.
Tulip street, 10! AM, Bishop Paine.
North Edgefeld, loi AN, t. B. Sar,
gent, ID.
Hobson's Chapel, los AN, Bishop
WIghtman.
Trinity, 1Ok AN, Bishop Kavanaugh.
Oiaiborne's Chapel, 1O3 AM, Bishop
Keener.
Elm street, dedication, lOs A NJ, Bishop
Doggett.
McKendree, 8! PM, funeral sermon Of
Bishop Andrew, by Bishop Pierce.
McKendree, s PM, Bishop Wightman.
Tulip street, 8 PM, Bishop Marvin.
North EIgefeld, 6 PM Bishop Pierce
Elm street, NJ, Bishop Ksener.
Mass letting of Methodists at McKen.
dree, Tuesday, 8, I'm Address by
Bishop Keener.
Il. A. YOUNG, Pres.
myStd T. B. FISHER, Sec.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,

zrsuneSSee and Pacific RAILROAD
Two Daily Trains Sunday excepted
No. / Leaves Nashville at. C: 20 A NJ
Arrives ct Lebanon st :l5 A. n.
Iesyes Lebanon at 80. 400 P. N.
Arrives at Nashville st 7:l6P NJ.
no Leaves Lebanon ALL ;oO A. n
Arrives at Nashville st 3 :15 A. n.
leaves Nashville at 90 P. n.
Arrives at Lebanon st 6:l5 P. NJ
Meanwhile and Decatur haIIhOau.
ss0TN0 6OUTH-Hashvtile and Decatur tram
blye station on south SnerIy s.I etn, ~ W
Accommodation ~ 80 P. M, lgoes 70 OoiumplAI
Tsxins arrive ct 4:SO A II. and $50 ?. H. ACCOM-
noos aI1xiIIe aud NaahvfIIe Railroad
Ieaye station on North College street, ct III
Ths-sI Is a passenger cosch attached to freight
train leaving Nashville every day al sly I n ro,D,
: between Nashville and GAllAtin, e1ceps kosenei0
Juncsiop and does not run on Sunday.
Louisville and Ctnctnnntt snort Linz
Railroad
AN 7.1a and 400 IllO p. n
1SaIfatin Accommodation, Daly'
Leaves Nashville ''.--''.-.''s ~ Z n
Arrives at Gallstin = a
Nashville and GallStin except Bocklana ano
RdxesteId and kentucky R. Re
Trains on the Edgeteld and KENTUCKY hAiliOe0
viii run Is follows:
Mail leaves shvIlle........'..''.'''' % A n
Express leaves Nashvine...........-..' 2;l5 p NJ
NAL arrives ....'''''."' S:d ID r n
Express arrives 49, 80 a. n. !,
50. LOuis, Memphis, nashville and
Oh0tfauOoER GreRtCeDtrRl
Through Line.
OhAttAnoogs train leayese 80 A NJ and 6:4S P n
strives 2.O5lP. h and S:45 A Il.
M.r,nbIs tain leaves 100 4. n and 100 7. n,
strives. . g 80 A. n. and 6:cO P. n
81 Louis train leaves "A 100 A NJ.
/" arrives 3 80 A. N. sno o'VJ T. H.
GbaIhvvyIla train leaveE.. 3 80 p. N.
arrives. g 40 A. N.
The $50 An, 1900 ~ and $3.50 P H. trAinA &c
not run on sundays ,,-
The 400 A. II. and 6 :45 r L. trsins run oAii''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03
HunaNyRys

Yesterday morning, two horses, a bay
and gray, took fright and started from
between Summer and High streets, on
Broad street, ran down Broad, turned on
snd down SuGmer to Dent mblale street,
then ont to Cherry, where they went with
gallopiDg speed mp 10 Union, dragging the
tongue ard one sinGletree Of ha,k to
which they had been attached, and leaving
the wreck at different points along their
fast line" Il has not been learned II any
body was hurt. Il has been also sald, that
narelessness YVES part Of the cause why
these horses ran away. One cannot be
Too careful with these animals.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03

On Monday, after dinner, a neat fight
occurred between two colored draymen,
Zach and Bill, upon Broad Street, between
Cherry and Summer streets. They chnch-
cd from the frst, tagged considerably,
then down upon the ground and rolled
until it was over. They both looked and
acted as il the other l-0Hld strike, but
were disappointed; and now (which
whipped ? cannot be truthfully answered.
The police had compassion upon these
two bellilerents, and took themltD where
they could give bail for an appearance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03
More Immigrants.

Every day admits 10 our city gentlemen
from the North whose wish is to examine
and purchase our ca lands. We are gao
TO notice this, and hope that the neht
knowledge of Us here would be knoHn'
that the North would like as betttr'
a., Hickman and Roberts have now IN charge
!, fTo gentlemen from Pennsylvania who m
blend buying, and who represent M ny
others of the same intention. They Will le-
port their examination and prospects 10
their friends in the North, as theyprocetd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03
Averages Of go pounds we're SOLID for go.

Averages OF Z5U pounds we're sold Tor &c,
while shoats commanded only 40.
SHgEP-The best are selling at S3 .
head; medium range in price from 81 500
200, and lambs command S3@3. 25 . head.
The market is well nigh glutted.
The sales for the week at Morses stock
yard have been IS csttle and 80 sheep.
Embry, Foster & Co, firm from Cow
ington and Richmond, Ky, succeeded T.
O. Nilsson & Co. on the LIST inst. At these
yards the sales for the week have been 1OI
cattle, 100 sheep and "a hogs. They have
also shipped during the week three car
loads stock cattle for Kentucky.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03

Ht-@ NH 20 " 10 .a4L ~
$6.75; Hazards 1915; blasting SAFE;
fuse, per 100 feet, 75c; Sycamore Mills
powder, 1878. - =. ....-.
6Hor-Patent 2. so; buck 2.75.
LGcuoRs-We quote common recdded
whisky p gallon, 81; Robertson County
S1.75@3; Bourbon 81. 25@4.50; Lincoln
County 81. T5@2.25; Highwines 81.
BAaanse-Hemp 25@2Sc; fan Doc.
Oorros Tns-We quote at $3.50.
BRooMs-We quote at 2.25@3. so . dog.
SulDRus-Blsoking, . doz, 40@75c,
Washboards $2.75 . doz; Buckets, '
doz., $3.50. Tubs $3.50 y nest; No. I
tubs $40 per doz; No. 2 do. 50 per
doz; No. 8 do %. Starch 63c. Candy
assorted stick 17e p pound; fancy
assorted 1Sc y pound. Snuf $7.76 y boz
for CARROTS packed. Matches SO per
case. Pepper 224c. Spice 15c. Ginger
15c. Oysters 1926 case for one pound
cans; S5.25 2 case for two pound cans.
Canned peaches. two pound cans, $2.75
p doz. Soda Go.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03

London edvices Of yesterday quote 5-2Os
of '62 at 9Os; Cos at 903; '67s at 92s, and
I0-4Os at 899.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at 81 for both the old and new.
The following are the quotations of the
New York Stock Market: Central and
Hudson 9944; Scrip 9444; Erie %; Read
ing 11O5; Southern 1893; Cleveland and
Pittsburg 1888; Rock Island 1871; North
western Common S6t; Preferred $50;
Western Union Telegraph cog,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03
Nashville 10 Hcnderson.

Mai. NJ. L. Blanton, Superintendent OF
the Eigefield and Kentucky Railroad, yes
terdav returned IRON Hopkinsville, TO
which place he went to effect arrangements
for running through trains from Nashville
10 that point. All the necessary prepare
lions are completed, and the first through
train leaves there at o'clock this evening
New cars and the finest palace sleeping
coaches will be attached TO these through
trains TO Henders on.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03

YESTERDAY, designated by the Governor
es fast day, was no. very generally OBJ
served by our citizens.-KRorof5e Repn5-
EcdH.
II the Governor wished his appoint d
fast day more generally observed, he
shouId have had it more generally adye e.
fised.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-03
Mont Forget

That the large sale of Gen. Harding comes
of next Saturday. A special train viii
leave Chattanooga Depot at 2 A NJ pre-
cisely, carrying persons to and from sa
AT half fare. Sale TO begin at 10 o CLOCK
IL will be an old fashioned day-the hme'
bonored barbecue, with something to take,
with fine stock to feast the eye upon.