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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-05-11

IN sundays from o'clock Q. M to 9 m.
Be- patient Beer in four days.
Both the rivers arc on high"
John s. Miller has ripe strawberries.
B. Gilmore has gone after new goods.
Send your orders for job work to this
Office.
The selby House is doing q good bust:
ness.
This is the season for sending buckets
Of nint-julip.to editors.
Radishes, salad. onions, aud other gar
den Sass" are being mouthcd.
Song of the billiard ball-"oh, Carom
me back.'
W. W. Harper vas in town Monday.
lie was down hunting up delinqqents.
Charley List of the Hudson" has our
thanks for late Wheeling papers.
Your mouth has two thousand one hun
bred and eighty!seven expressions.
House cleaning brings to the light the
lost treasures.
The ladies are TO wear jackets the pres
cnt season.
Be ready to pay your U. s. Taxes =
See advertisements.
James II. Couch, ST., Esq, was in
town, Monday.
The steamer Huntington" was eight
hours behind in her trip up Monday.
Large hoop enr-riugs Of tortoise sholl'
j.. or gold, are the rage now.
Some ladies' tighten their tresses bysop-
ping them in cider.
A poor washcrwonan says that while
there's life there's soap.
Now is tue time to examine your fruit
trees. and clean them Of caterpillar eggs
The Wildwood is running in tho
Ponoroy and Gallipolis trade.
John U. Myers, Esq. Of Mason City,
seutivtl iin-t~-...---a, ai4..dAss ---------
Tx Sheriff Shrewsbury is now busily
scpgaged making out his delinquent list.
Tic :.MpjOr Anderson" is the rcgul"r
packet for Cincinnati to-day "wednesday. }
Fare. s. to Cincinnati.
Green peas. cucumbcrs and snap beans,
are abundaus,in the Cincinnati market.
The Mineral County Gtse'te has been
removed from New Greek to Piedmont.
Tbc.e were more drunken men on the
strcets Saturday, than We have seen for
some tipe.
a new lot, aud full assortment Of Glass.
wurc aud Quceusware, just received and
for sale cheap BY VIM. Smith.
The Board OF Supervisors Of Taylor
county, have refused to grant liquor licen-
SEES for the present year.
Mr.. Johu S. Miller lost very valuable
COW last Sunday. She was said to worth
$500.
Those who owe back taxes. will bear in
mind that ex-Sherif Shrewsbury is about
out Of patience. II has ceased to be vir-
tuo With him.
A very fine and valuable horse belong
ing to +. A. Guthrie, was kicked by an
other horse, resulting in breaking one Of
its legs.
We arc glad 70 learn from the Parkers-
burg Times that Senator VIM. |. Bore
man, Of Tyler, has entirely recovered his
health.
Major Cooper, editor of the Parkers-
burg Gazette is quito i'll and unable to
leave his house.
Capt. John NJ. Phelps, Secretary Of
State, spent several days in town last
week.
The Groopbrior Presbytory will convene
in this place to-day. 1t comprises some
of the ablost preachers in thotcOuntry.
Have not had word from the "Pink Of
Loyalty" since the ratification of the en-
franchising Amendment.
Gov. Jacob has appointed DR.. A. S.
Patrick, Of Charleston. State vaccine Ag-
Ont. Physicians can address him for vac
The New York herald., 1871-05-17
REWARDS.

GEO REwARD.-STRAYED AWAY, NEAR UNION
s' ~ square, small black and Terrier with red
collar. The above viii be ad on bringing him to Mr..
PARKER 253 Madison avenue
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THE 1UR

THE TURF.
FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION:
AT rLEErwooap a,y yAsk, sk,,,ISs, ,HISSs,sIsASIA. N.Y.
SECOND pAY-wHDSEsi.xY, MaYn
.sss ss 5ss t sssS isa s better
T. S.ff l. PSss SsS. :si:ss :aisss aSsss H$':srs Perry
e,:s ss.r !asa s hs s sssS the sssoai ,,s
g. .. r. Carpenter enteroaR /. i. MsrsLai.
yosS wS.s so;.ns snsIsa n 4 .ss. s,ex Draper
s. John Rogers entered b. Belle Collins.
g. A. Warren entered Blk. m. Belc Of waicrtown.
THIRD DAY zrHt RsDAY, MAY i.
than p sss sesona % ssu ssSss e .ns aG1ted better
1ass sn..sa n, D. - & Gonndeocs 9s. s,r,os,.
& Buld Doo;s cn,er,d .. IN. iaoi
Z: 7. Carrene. en, rcd =, 10. Honesuch.
rsssa better soo 10 is s 500 s iSs sesond "sssi
Ih' 4, II IA uo~e " eg entered b. m. Sarah Jane.
soissn & @ entered su;.sas + E ssyAss ks,y ssSs Sss.
ssSs,sas Ssee sasSea .as"a "s s k saps ~ Fright Eyes,
!. b. pnisr entered 9. &. LOTTERY. :,
sss saslsa n sr taasSs ssS ar''rs Boy
Q. 4. robey entered /. N. Suscv.
T. T. aaa.. sSsn sne1sas snsTsa ssw.sa. S ssa f0'"
ssa osr & a. 1853 q & aGr':s @ s :y: % nsSs
and $iOo 70 the third horse.
O. e. ChaniI,n entered b. G. Lewis Baker tformcry Billy
g. il. love entered blk; N. nere Morrill,.
4. j. II. W hi.son entered a. y. Clarence.
g. T. G. Bar,en entered b. X. Cornc,.
o. L. O. Whuc ent.rcd ch IN. Fanny Fern.
a. Bndd DoDio entered b. IN. La Blonde.
8. John Murphy entered br. IN Lady sayres.
q J. j. Bowen enteied b. m. Jenny
10. J. Duuey .r, entered br. Fanny Lamberf,
FOURfH DAY-sAi URDAY, MAY %.
No. e-Purse 00V, 2CUO 10 frat AS00
TO sccond, 800 in third, 3iQ0 10 fourth. Wv
l. y. bnnieis entered b. IN. American Girl.
g. q, Chan,pin eocTed br. r. GeorIc Palmer
g. w. II. Dope entered D. N. Lncy.
4. Budd Dobe eu,efs fsd b. M. ,,od<mkh Maid.
SAMR DAYfuac No 50u for horses that have ueycr
totled better than l v sAO to the second
&2lV 10 the thru horse.
l. n. kodin entered br. y janea H. Coleman.
g. John loveit cntcret br. q. Young Bruno.
J. N. Ferguson entered b. q. Kansas Chief
I. II. Howe entered br. nj. Lady Wells.
8. Il. Lo0nis entered ch. g. Climax.
0. II. Mace entered b. IN. Lydia thompson.
2. N. 0oodn entered a. &. harry D.
g. W. n. Moodrur entered b. h. Dswdrop.
o. John Murphy entered br. On. Lady sayrcs
~ ]. J. Bowen entered Q. 8. Royal John.
H. Georfe ~ Carpenter entered g. NJ Belle OF Toronto
IA J. freeman entered blk Lady Weller tformery Lady
Wheeler.
Races 70 commence Al O'CLOCK each day. To be Gov
eined hy IN. rules Of The National Association.
Trans leave by the Harlem Railroad Twenty. sixth
street and Fourth avenue, 10 80 and IL 80 NJ. aud 30
+. NJ.
Horse leave Third bridge every minutes for
n J.. NJ. VAN cORTLANDT, PresiisnL
pARILs TALLAAn Superintendent
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEiISHIP5.
SrFAM TO ouaEssrowN AND LIVERPOOL. CAR
Sailing every "Wednesday
WISCONSIN. wirisms. NAV y, atsP.M.
- 49, From pier is Ncr;i river = a.
oas'' 59s s,s 9 sn'''s
sSeS ' Enan
Germany at lowest NIL %fILAssy A3sy ouroy % Broadway,
W r New Sars & Cork Okla ana Liverpool New and rupowersa
sfS;s$, ''' ' '''ii '5S 4; "''' rAs1f
A1lAsrlc 5000 tor, b. D. eaeh ADSlArlo
ssns ss, S Ssw 95 q a,so9 s sy Sa Liverpool
2EAsE esg ihSs%s,S SsS % On June
Ps,.snscr as.ommoan'.on, Cor vi easses) unrisassd
S.Sp sSSs. et s a 2 sne sda
scwariesses aSconPssy sdsss s.ssTsrs
.Sas :ss ~ S % s &: '2s ga e coSu,1y sss
nc~ obtain s,.rss Ffsfsit t"rt c.,.s ESQ, currency
uamsrs rn;s1s'y so-ss, sSs - = = T 80; sTsss china rsr
5ssg. E.ssr.,,S gs,n ,,iss;, Z, !. :. !" - '.'s>
sIssaT.y g.; s:a g% % z sr.sss ss.' ss:s Ss 70
SrEAx TO LIvEsrco. .ss QUEENSTOWN
cALAgsra ........'......... Saturday, Nay e
s.s,. rs..ass: ses ca; ,'.sr.ss. So surrsny:
For fsssE o. cabin pss.sss sppy at No Bowling Green
,ns see''se o. PSANcELYlE1 XrsSs susa
II TIE B-s,i.h and North Arercsn Royal Man sseanshrs
Ss- os AMI I,p < Css ss bsTs 10, -
sss n, n, aksTi gsS,;ss
SaTss f.sEnks fsesaak June
ss w'da't s '2 s.sena sSns cold
rIst Cabin % itS sold
b. Il. Thursday and saturday :icams: S''
First Cabin $50, gold. s,esrsse..SSo currency
s'ccrsss fes.: Liverpool aud Queenstown AMI al
TS,Sa asSn, Sd. 81 ass ssa f;r Belfast. Glasgow uav
Antwerp Ana other pors tie Coor en, and Tor Mefkr.
Tor iTsisS and cabin p.,asss .pp, =. the ooupsnys
.orce. so. Bowling Green
r'f ''''' ssaHfs !; II s's.'s; G. ys sH AGENT
6NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
M shw soss HsS TsvSA
pe.ddi n. sss q s n saI ss sss iSr se CONT
LAfAiEIIE. koussesu saturday Iay Y
81 LAuREsI 1 Lsm.ris SATURDAY, Janes
FERbIRE, Saturday, July
Pre-: passage In gold nsasng y w,ns src' or IIas
ris s.s. sssmci. do ssry ssso sssaSa
Escut.ion Tickets a. rv.::..ced rates.
travellers M SGns % Ina lime oS anS
both transit by knsIS and sc dseomtorts orsfo
ing '''''s ''''''' ';si"5 Gs5 MA SscKsss KEYS
THE HAMBURG.AnERIoAN PACKET coxPANYy
: Iron mail steamship PSrnxAS1A
Captain Carl Heoch wi! ssi on Tuesday May q, 1871 al
2P. NJ, for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York Hsmburs Plymouth
and London.
Fir" Cabin siso s'esrs;s God payable in United
fsSH hSsaxsf "ci CO. .,u S;, s e. EfchARps Hi soAs
General Agents, General Passenger rsnts.
OIL bfoad sucst, N. Y. No. 6BArclay street, N. Y.
RoATs TO CARRY PASSENGERS AND LUGGAGE on
40 board steamship Russia viii leave the Cunard wharf,
foot OF Grand street. Jersey City, between and O'clock
Wednesday afternoon, 18th inst Passepgcrs only
taken on board. @. q. FRANcKLYN,
No. Bowling Green.
fNuNARD LINE.
~ from Boston for Liverpool direct
TARipA Thursdsy Agril " xANAHih A. Thursday Nay
Cabin passage $50 In -od tickets G6O 10 gold.
siesrsee $50 IN currency.
For freight passage Apply to JAMES ALEXANDER,
State street, Boston, or 70 cHAs. q. rRANCkLYN, No. 4
Bowling 0rsens new York
The New York herald., 1871-05-17
sroRTINes- DOCS, BIRDS, sc.

U,RANCIS BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIT, HAS ALL THE
choice breeds OF pogs.-Butlers nfahle Mango Cure
and Flea rx.erm,a ator, 7c Buffers 81 DOGS
Boarded, Trarcd, Meicines Tor all diseases Bnicr
iufabe External Remedy insnres unsurbed
all attacks OF mosquitoes. Travellers, take noticel
The New York herald., 1871-05-17
FINANCIAL.

A LARGE SUM TO LOAN-IN SUNS TO SUIT, w
~ Real Estate, for i've VIII loan on ncan
Lois also purchase Mortgages. Address ATTORNEY
box 3ls Post olco.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

A sSORTMENT PARK AND PONY PIIAETONS, COUPE
"A and Rockaways, Buggies, Road and Depot
Hicks, 800 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17
MILLINKRY AND DnEssMAKIN..

MILLINERY AND DRESSNIAKINS.
A PERFECT FIT, GOOD SHAPE AND ENTIRE SAT.
"A facon guaranteed 10 ladies that get their drc.smak
Ing done ~ Miss Ck SBYS, "a Madison avenue between
1hirtyighh and Thrty-ninth streets TIE new Partisan
formula used No siEn First class wanted
Or wEDNEaDAy, NAY u, NINE. HENRIETTA DULL
~ MElEk, fcrm.r No. 8 Great Jones street. VIII have
on exhibition, NJ her Salons de Nodes No 5 last Ninth
street most e'eaAnt aud erchs Bonnets
Round Hats and Chapeaux de Courecs The ptycs
Charlotte Cordsy, 3oero aud Eo.rc disngue as
yVN. HARTLEY. soa BR0ADwAy. WILL OPEN. ON
w Wednesday Mar ~, case OF inuortei Io,nd n
AsAA Aess.ises Ia feathers and nowsre. '
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

fnnE REwARD.-f.OSr, PET DO0 ROVER, SKYE
NO terrier, about four weeks since. Ths above rewart
vii, be paid anl questions asked resnrniug 70
No. 3 East Thirty sixln strvet
The New York herald., 1871-05-17
TIE TURF.


FLEETWOOD PARK. FLEETWOOD PARK.
The Pigeon Shooting Ma ch for the
charm onship badge and xit0 between A. PAINF, or
New oTk, aud Captain BOGARDus, OF Illinois, will Jake
Place hi the abovcnamef place Tuesday May 81 at 4. NJ
loo snae birds each; badge ru les to govern
lust PuHLlsHED,
q BYLAWS AND RULES AND REGULATIONS
10 govern
ALL TRIALS OF SPEED
Over The various OF the
NATIONAL ASSOCI tTION
For the Promotion OF the Interests of the
AMERICAN TROTTINi TURF,
Az re iscd at the annual ting In Buffalo.
Price 20 MS per copy.
: Address GEORGE II. SMITH, Secretary, lock box S52
Providence. H. i.
DROSPEtT PARK FAIR GRoUNDS.-THi9 DAY.
Il May Il, mach $500 mile heats. b.s three in Eve. Ia
harness. Hiram Home enters Major John Doty enters
bL G. Ion GEO. OAkLLi, SuperlnteI dent.
STALLIONS.
(tOMMoDORE VANDERBILT WILL. MAKE THE SEA-
son ut the stables OF the sub criber, Stamford Conn.
Boa's leave pier 81 East river daily, at ~ y. NJ.
JANIS r. ADAMS.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17
nor sEs, CARRIAGES. At.

EoR sALE-FoR WANT OF USE. BLACK MARE
L. square box Wagon ana Harness, pcarly new, pric
$780, Apply al, No 70S Broadway mar Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Satin: regularly Thursday, a,3 O'Clock r. NJ precisely.
from pier North
MISSOURI CAPTAIN j. h. Edwards tva Eassau) May II
MOREO CASTLE Captain K. Adams. May y
COLUMBIA, Captain +. Van sice. .June
A. W. DIHOCK President
Bowling
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

A GREAT VARIETY DEPOT wAGoNs-sEAT FOUl
"A or siY popular prices Full assortment light Roct
aways vicoras hucees and all other seascnabe Carriages
MANUrXCTUREkS' UNION, csS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17
COAsrsyGsE STEAMSHIPS

CDASFWISE STEAMSHIPS,
JOACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'5 LINE TO
l. CALIFORNIA, JAPAN ANO CHINA
VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING MAILS PASSENGERS AND
FkEIGHr 10
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, AND PACIFIC COAST OF
MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA, PERU
AND CHILL.
Steamers 18th aud :uth each month except wheA
those dates fall on Sunday, then the day previous -
Nav a. steamer OCEAN O.. ZEN, Captain A. H. Gray, WIN
leave pier No. ~ North nj 2 O'Clock for Arin-
wall direct and connecting ct Panama with steamer NON
TASA Captain Cayary, touching at Msnlano md also
connecting for ali Central American and South Pacific por1
Freight last nance. po. uat f. " May n
Steamer CHINA viii leave San Francisco June l. for ia
pan and China For OF passage freight and all further
informaon apply at complpys o5ce ON tn: pier, foot OF
Canal street. r. Il. BABY, Agent
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

4 Splendid BLACK HoRsE, SIX YEARS OLD, is
"A hands high warranted sound eni kind In snss and
doubs harness saddle horse, So
be soi cheap nj CREAMEWs horse shoe sstablisanen
Ills Second
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

FASHIONS THIS SUMNER.
MRS. A. b. RIDE TE SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR
0i5 BROADWAY, NEAR TwENTIErH ST, NEW YORK
ru and satisfactory receipts OF summer Styles Be-
I'm, sYusseis and London. Jacques Basqcs Poon aise
Chlirens SUITS &C. The most charming, attractive AID
Overdr.s psnsr sscque fhry the mos, graceful
and elegant OF anything have ever seen In
outside garments; they do honor any material
they made up They specially For the
ofati0n and insruc. II cannot visit our
Bazaar We mase The following iNCALCuLABLE MD CE-
MFNT. We will send with each pattern TINE PAPER GAR
MhNr MADE Ur, ready 10 try on. Price OF pa;tern and
garment made up Of Overdresa 70 Same Of Panes
sacque 10 cents. Sent by mail on receipt Of price.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

L'oR SALg-A LARGE SPOTTED BLOODHOUND
Corner Hester and chrystie streets, butcher shop
ITO POULTRY FkNGIERS.-PrRE BREED BUFF
Brshma Eggs, 81 dozen. e. T. NJ "a Sussex street,
jersey city, NJ ).
vlyANTrD-ANY PART OF Loco GOOD LIVE PIGEONS
w delivered possb!e. Apply TO J. A. PAINE 10
Marion street, OF at Jerome Park
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19

1t is no doubtful experiment. New
York Life Insurance Company Twenty
SIX wears in the business! Assets $16,-
0OO,O0O!! Over $4,000 lives insured
Dividends annually after first year.
FARRAR d GooDLoE, Agents,
cor. Church and Cherry SITS, Nashville.
febl9 If
BUSINESS Education by j. w. Dolbear
also new class in Photography, 80 North
Cherry street. febl9 2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
RIVER AND WEATHEE.

The river was rising rapidly at this point
yesterday, with Y feet on Harpeth ShOsfs.
Whsather cold, raw, and cloudy.
The only arrival since our last issue was
the Msllie RagOn from Evansville, which
departed again last evening.
The lobe Hurt departed for the upper
Cumberland. .
The Tyrone is due to-day, and the regu-
lar packet for Cairo on Monday at P. M
Capt Tom Harmon in command. Tauk
sufficient
The Emma Floyd from Cincinnati is due
to-day, and is advertised for return trip on
Monday evening az { O'Clock.
The Mallie Rsgon, which departed for
Evansville had "a bales Of cotton, one car
load cedar telegraph poles. and four negro
prisoners. A poor t-p, and nothing in
/ sight.
The skirmisting IN marine ci,clss yes
| terdsy was heavy.
One hundred AID fifty bales Of cotton
was deposited on the levse yesterday,
awaiting the arrival Of thu Emma Floyd.
1t goes by the EGIeka line. As yet, how
ever, nobody Las discovered this under
| ground route.
Cot, the genial spiritual aGdser Of the
D
| hcly invite all ti5 friends down to-day and
| smile with him. Tire Invitation viii doubt
| less be generously sC-ep'ed.
/ Stanton Pierce NcGuire's iuf5riated
red chimneyed hIDi-wheeler viii be the
next Hurry county packet
Capt. Pres. A ByrHe, Hjnus Gyp, was
! in the city yesterday.
/ Capt. John Cartwright, the big-hssrted
marine Snowman, Is getting up a IeT LAY
up" -
Capt. A. L. Davis, a pioneer ia the
| Cumberland river trade, row a resident Of
the Caney- forke county, Wa in the city
yesterdAT. ..
Toe ancient mariner, Capt John s.
Dashiell, has recovered bis health, and
made his appearance yesterday on the
wharf.
Tie old A. Baker, a well known craft in
these waters has made her last sink, and
has gone fer good to the bottom CT the
Wabash.
Capt John W. Mckee intends 10 pub-
lish at Cairo a monthly Journal 10 be called
the Bostmau, and devoted TO the Western
and Southern river interest
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
Tne .r.ads,uTss Trade.


The market for flour and wheat has Of
late shown a gradually hardening tone,
influenced by the events passing in Cont
mental Europe. The export, trade, how
ever, has not been very active, owing to
the fact that prices have ruled relatively
above the European markets. Within The
last few weeks the outward movement OF
-four has been relatively larger than that
of wheat, for the reason partly, that 1t has
been the cheaper of the two commodities.
For some months past England has been
the only convenient entrepot for bread
stufs in Europe, owing to the possibility
of other continental nations being involved
in the war; but the prospect OF early peace
has recently stimulated considerable ship
ments of -four to French end German
ports direct, and if the peace prospect
shall be realized, this movement will no
doubt materially increase, as 1t Is evident
that the stocks in the north Of France are
well nigh exhausted, while in portions OF
Germany thew must be much lighter than
usual. The London Shipping Gazette es-
Inmates the probable extent of the French
demand during the present year at five
millions of quarters of wheat, equal TO
forty millions bushels. This demand, to-
gether with that from Germany, will have
to be met mainly by supplies from Russia
and the United States, and as Great Britain
10 largely deficient, the statistical position
of tie market would appear to he very
strong. On the first of January the Brit
ish supply was stated as follows:
Stocks of wheat in store, qrs.... 100000
Wheat held by farmers............ S,OO0,O 900
Total, qrs.. .......,....lO,oVO, OOO
Consumption from Jan. to
Sept ], lS1l....................".l4 ,1OV,OOo
leaving to be supplied 100000, or ali
import at the rate of about Z, 900, 900 quar-
tiers per aunum. Owing to the disorgan-
lied state Of commercial atfairs IN France,
it is possible that the French may continue
to draw large percentage of then sup
plies through Great Britain; but be this as
it NAV, our market cannot fail to reap
share of the advantages to accrue from the
contribution to French deficiencies. The
exigencies Of the demand from Western
Europe may not be such as to lead to ex-
IRENE prices, but it may be safely con-
cluded, we think, that our farmers and
dealers will be enabled to realize more re-
munerative returns for the residue OF
their supplies Of wheat than they have for
those already disposed of. There IS also
more encouragement for increasing the
area of land to be seeded with wheat dur
ing the ensuing season. California has
this winter seeded much larger breadth
of land to wheat than ever before, and we
have no doubt that our Western farmers
will adopt the same policy. Great Britain
promises to draw upon Us literally for com
dlring the spring ind summer months, to
make good her deficiencies of coarse ce-
reals, feed uf1s, etc. On The whole, then,
there Is a better outlook for the hrea0-
siufis trade than at any time siuca lSG7-Go,
after the resumption of inland navigation
shall permit of the replenishment OF OIT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
The Nashville choral society

viii make its debut IN two Sacred Con
cers, the first at the Cathedral TO morrow
night, and the second ct the Mulberry
Street Church Wednesday night tue 22d.
This Society was organized last TALL and
has steadily improved ever since. II now
has nearly 80 active members. The Off
GERS are DR.. J. q. Res, President; JAS.
Shankland, Vice Presiden; L. Lowry,
Conductor; Prof @. F. Beauman, Organss
ist. J. II Campbell, Secretary and Treas
urer. The object of the Society IS the
enforcement Of the art of music. The
officers are all leaders of music lii our diff.
ferent churches. The proceeds Of these
concerts will be used N purchasing the
necessary books, etc. 1t the clu25ns will
encourage this Society, We have overE rea-
son to believe that we can boast Of q Socl-
etvof $50 or 200 members in a short while
MIR. Lowry is fine leader, and the organ
ist and pianist. Prof BeaUman, is one OF
our most skillful musicians. All cities
North have these organizations, and we
should not be behind them, If the atten-
ton Of the young could be turned in this
direction there would be q decided i'm
proyement in our city. One Of the officers
Of this Society has preparatory school
we'll attended.
We attended the final rehearsal last
MINT. and we had real treat. We heard
for the first Mrs. W, late Of Louisville.
For grace ard beauty of voice she is oxcel-
lent, and may be justly called the Queen
of Song
Misses L aud w. are charming soloists,
and the leading basso, Mr.. Oertzon, has as
line voice As we ever heard. All of the
Society are fine vocalists Let everybody
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19

Beautiful spring goods just received at
G Rice Il Co.'S. 1t