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Desirable Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds,

for solid and permanent investments, is ovinced by the
facts that
Fivc-Twenty Bonds of 1861 are selling at. 1I5
Central Pacific Esonds arc selling at. ....... lOB
Chesapeake AZ OhiO Bonus are selling at %
These bonds all pay both principal and interest in ew
York City, in U. s. gold coin, and are equally sac for
investment
The reason why FIvE-rwEyrY BONDS arc so tigh
because no more can he issued, and the outstanding
amount is being rapidly decreased by purchases by the
Government from their surplus revenues
The reason why we think CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS
will in time advance to the price of Five wcntes be.
cause be issued; while the operation olher
Sinking Fund will soon commence to decrease the
amount.
The reason why CHESAPEAKE AND Onto BoS8s are
selling so low, comparatively, while equally safe Is be-
cause the Company selling Bonds 10 comblete 1.
road. They will all he sold in short time and ina few
months the road Will be Finished when we have nodoubt
the same result will follow as with Five Twenty and
Central Pacific Bonds. The Sinking Fund of the ,e.a
peake and Ohio must into effect within one yea after
the completion of tine road.
The Chesapeake az Ohio BONDS are issued
either coupon rcgistcred-he denominations are Ms
ollows:
500, which cost to-day 50, .Ia
@"VO' ..,...,.........17.50
~i'OoV' .,..,,..........O fa.12
Orders for Chesapeake and OHIO Bonds maybe sent
through any National Bank or Banker; or acconpanied
with Drafts Checks. may be forwarded to us b mail
Bonds or money may be forwarded by any resp nslbe
Express Company at expense and the Ches,peake
and Ohio Bonds, in exchange, will be sent by rcturn
Express, charges paid.
We puS un" SCH Government ana CENTRAL IAciFIC
noNps "nu receive tlem IN exchange for CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO Bonds
nOs0u,i'so' p''kS' bankers ana others receed on
~''o' "e ""o" ~t@et az me rate Of four per cat per
daRUm,
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NORWICH AND wORCEsTER NV

~ OnWiCH AND WORCESTER DIYI
~ SION, b., II. and L. RR., 1871
TRAINS GONG sourH, LEAVE WORCESTER At
O'b5 IN. Way Passenger Train. Connects al Web
ton; at Plainneld with trains to aid from Hart
Ssa ana pdTSydenee at N9rwch with train for
IO.OOsm Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
eester with trains from Boston, Nashua. Fitch.
Western and Providence trains; at Putnam with
train from Boston at Plainaed for Providence;
at Norwich with traiAs for New London, Mystic
5.IS M. Way Passenger Train Connects at wOr.
oil, &C.; at worcester Junction with EXPRESS
train from BSst @n Tao o %SS a9s
train from Boston; at Painfeld Junction, trains
rom Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
this train. Passengers from way stations (excSDt
WebBter Putnam and Danielsonve) for New
York by steamer from New London, will take this
1902 m. Steamboat Express Train for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston
Concord Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence. Sa Nashua
Tchb %Ins &s' at Putnam p, from Boston, Wal
POE, rII nnndn ana ~ bIsekstone; leaves Norwich
TRAINS GoEd Norm LEAVE NORWICH AT
BIO m. Steamboat Express train for Boston fdaiv
ton, blackstone Franklin and waipolel az ar w W.
Concord FltchbIrg &C. This train weI asv Ass N
London London at 1.1S m, dependent on arrival "
O.OOSm.. Way Passenger Train CONNECTING
fia,nned Junction for Providence; al Putnam
Junction for Springfield, and way stations Abany
e. 49,. ana providence; at Worcester for trains 10
lilo a m Way Passenger Train Connecting Al
srry, nsS WIN Wit train from and for Proyldeeei
~ pW9slon providence Springfield and Albanyy
n ~ moISester LOT trains 70 Boston, Nashua NC
%lch with train from New London. and at Plain
nen JUNCTION with train TO Providence; ct WoT
eealer with train for Boston
49,. ,., WEBSTER SPECIAL.
L esNes weSsler tor Worcester a. 600 m.
''' 'P st. H. ~ x H Va SUIT,
eu Eorwich Worcester Division,
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sACiFiC MAIL $. S. CO.'S through line
a to California and China Fares greatly ScdnccS
street, at II O'Clock. noon on the W " N"i'''i
18TH AND BOTH.
previous ~ '' "'e" ''o udN
jan, ~ Steamer HENRY CuAUNCEY, Cant. GRAY
connecting with ALASKA, Capt AIaury 10y
hu departures connect at Panama with steamers Cnr
Nentrh American and south Pacific ports DenarinTe
OF i5lh touches At Kingston, jamaica
Francisco February l. lS72 ''' '''''"s 9"li
o o hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult
tendance free. ' N"'0Aio anu at
F9r freishl or Passage Ticket further information
Apply ~ me company ticket office ON the Wharf 10 n
" H. bAI1, Agent; to SUTTON a. WHEELER 2Iaincoin
BLOCK NoFcesleri or to agents Tor New England
nl3 DIFF - Ne Is IL n H. ~ Ill ~,
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EITCHBURG & WORCESTER r., r.
I1oN,SSu MMER ARRANGEMENT = Commencing on
hoNDAIs May l. lS7l.-Passenger Trains Ior WnpceI.
VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,

v EhMUNT AND MASSACHUSETT8
~ AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD
Csrs leave Worcester, Foster St. Depot for oosac Tn-
neil; North Adams, Saratoga and Troy, N " at G3O
NJ, or North Adams, HoOsac Tunnel, Greenfield Shell
nurne rails and BrattebOrO, at 80 and IL Is M For
greenfield at $50 and Ills A. M. and A20 p. M
pm. w '' "'iu Nv
Leave Greenfield for Worcesterat 80 and as5 m and
m. and 200 D n. " w '''A
The 100 m and 100 trans from Hoosac Tunnel.
b3O m train from Greenfield and SAL m and 300 M
Trans from Brattleboro. connect at Fitchburg with
trains for Providence, Newport and Taunton,
The 100 a m and LOO m trains from Hoosac Tunnel
and ~ N and 200 I'm trains from Bratteboro con-
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Newport &C.
r,.oth,xu ,,... ~, 20. I. RUGGLEs. supp.
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RaiItnans.

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bR7 q III ELS ii i RE RAILROAD
~ H WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Comm
ing BONDAY, Dec. ~ ISL
m, Ills m and 400 D. M Fitcbbnrs AZ soa ~ oI a
rs and l35 p. for Winchendon Troy Kecne and Bel
lows Fans.
Burlington X. r. for Rutland SARATOGA Rirngion Z ~
Also with Vt Central R. r. for Windsor White River
SSanHcuon connecting with Conn. and Passnpsc River
karoadl Montpelier St. Albais Rotise's Point cdens
rlekets TO al points north for sale at No Foster
Worcester-J- BARNARD, Agent.
- e DIV NV ss 9y any route and distance less.
A1do-th iuia1 sleeping Cars on Night Trans for ", ST
~ R. STEWART. Sun
vo,,r----
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
' ROAD-On and after Mondav sent 4 Is-, isaci1
Leave Wsrcss ~. 81 iee5tboSs;
tGretgh passengefl H. 10 III ana 4-V' ana %
ieave Grdton Junction for Worcastsr a, -,
Leave Nashua at ITO d m; II 20 M sl, ~ R a M
The $50 Train epnheSis al Fitcht,,,.iu SsV m
Vermont and Massachusetts Chesbre ana 9r me
1tIngton Railroads. at Groton Junction Will ,I ana
Ie Elteh6urg down. Peierboro and shirlev s Of
nashua with trains of the Wilton Concord ManeRe che ss
sIlu lawrence Northern Boston, Concord and Monresi
vermont Central, Passumps and Ogdensbnrg "a I'll
1o4@s ~, "'
the lllS m train connects at Fitehburc ,yth che,
shre ana Rutland and Burlington Freight and passeni
KIT 70 katendl trains; at Groon junction with Fifchi
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Money Sent without Danger of Loss

MONEY ORDERS for any amount NOT exoeedi,g sso
payment Of the following fees S ''u
On orders not exceeding $40. 10 cents
over $,g and not exceeding SS0...........i5
Over $40 -" 40 5s -
Swiss international Postal Money Orders iss,ed a.,
this ONCE at domestic rates ~ Nv
EX-Unted States Treasury Notes or National panL
Notes only received or paid 'N
VALUABLE LETTERS
should invariably be taken 10 the Post Once and Revis
The Registry fee TO a parts Of the United States
~ 70 cents Canada cents; Great Britain and the Ger
man states cents -
snVfSflCk HouRs-From G45 m TO m, except
'pMu nas - " suniays. IRON g,4b TO 1899 q IN.
gaiIa vfoer business closes on Saturday at nm
-" w Y. PlVkETT, POstmagter.
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In compliance with the foregoing instructions the
price of the Bonds, from this date, until further orders
will be 04 and accrued interest
The scarcity OF, and demand for, really
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mroitntaI.

DYSPEPSIA!
This is no. preparation, 10 he tried and found
wanting Ithas been prescribed daily for many years
in the practice of an eminent physician, with unpar
acled success. 1t NOT expected intended to cure
ALL the diseases to which the human family subject
hut it is WARRANTED TO CURE DYSPEPSIA in its
obstinate FORM relief being always obtained from
the first use and permanent effected when
properly continued
SOME OF THE SYMPTOMS OF DYs-
PERSIA ARE LOSS OF APPETITE,
WIND AND RISING OF FOOD, DRY
NESS IN THE MOUTH, HEARTBURN,
DIsTENTION OFTME sToMACHAND
BOWELS, COsTIvENEss, HEAD
ACHE, DIZZINESS, sEEEPLEsSNEss
AND Low SPIRITS; UNLESS
CHECKED. 1T SURELY AFFECTS
THE MIND AS WELL As BODY,AND
UNITS ONE FoR TEE DUTIES OF
LIFE IN A SHORT TIsgE.
FzgTEIESE ARE ALL REMOVED EY
THE USE OF WHITES SPECIALITY
FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Price $1.00 per Bottle.
For sale in Worcester by
E. A. WARREN,
G. R. SPUR, and
F. A. DICKEY & co.
p IL JEP a RED ONLY BY
II. G. WHITE,
JAG dim ial9wlat BOSTON.
~ II L G r EAT REM NEEDY,
CuIl(IuEl'sGHlSs'O.
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FISH 4 HATCH,
BANKERS
and Dealers in Government Securities,
NO. 3 NASSAU STREET,
New York, Nov. 90. 1871.
The successful and rapid negotiation of nearly three
fourths Of the FIFTEEN MILLION LOAN
OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY, aud the energetic
prosecution OF the work Of extension and preparation
the Road for an extensive mineral. agricultural and
through traffic, have placed the financial affairs and re
sources Of the Company upon such basis that se A.
directed to advance the price for future sa7i tI'e
TNGToN, President of the Company
OFFICE CHFsAPrAKE AM, ONO RAILROAD COMPANY,
Il WIJnam Street. New York.
NOVEMBER Is, 1871.
Messrs. FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Financial Agents c. d o. X. Il. CO.:
Gentlemen:
The Western Division of the Chesapeake and Ohio
RaIrOad. comprising the 81 miles between Huntington,
the Ohio River, and The mouth of New River ahove
The Falls of kanawna is substantially completed,
aud will, in few days, be ready do the immense coal
aud other business that is awaiting its completion The
Eastern DIVISION compr sing 221 miles, between White
sulphur Springs and Richmond Is now in complete
order and successful operation. The grading and
~ on eleven Of The TO- miles between the mouth OF New
River and White sulphur Springs, complete, and the
work on the remaining 81 miles is far advanced that
trackayins will bs commenced this portion ct the
road in say next, and continue without interruption
until the whole line is pleed
In view OF these facts hereby direct 10 make
no further sales of the Bonds of said Company less
price than "a and accrued interest, which price you
will continue Osell until further orders.
Very respectfully yours,
&. II. HUNTINGTON, President.
In compliance with the foregoing instructions, the
price of the Bonds from this date until further ORDERS
will hn "a md iytoro
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fOT0t MISC.
Grades above the thIrd-E : Mason. teacher
Committee-Warner Mhitcomh and Gasristi An
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sAch way daily (sunaays ezcepted) between
WoRCESTER AND NEW LONDON
connecting with the aboyenarned Steamers leaving
WORCESTER at 1910 and Ale P. H. Freight IV
tnese trains IS sure to be IN New Yerk the next oTingl
unavoidable accidents alone preventing. The iaciicsi
therefore for the rapid transit freight are unsrpasAedl
sa me rates are always as low by any other line
Frelsht forwarded from New YorE South via Camden
and AmbOy r. R., and West via Erie and Penn CentYa
n: n 5, or by any other route, ordered promptly
cor tuTIher information inquire of W H. TURNER
AGENT " oreesSer' P. 81. 81. ANDREWS, sup't.
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COMMONWEALTH or MAssAOHU

- SETS. WORCESTER, IS. Probate Court.-'TO an
pvIso9S interested III the estate Of IOMAS RUSSELL
Greeting: '' $4,000 9'"'''
l., you are cited to appear at a Probate court to he
eu ~ worcester In said county, the first Tuesday of
reorty next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon To show
cause why the first account rendered by Alfred ;obr
tne Administrator, of his administration OF said estate
ana now on file at this office should not he allowed
Ana tle said accountant ordered TO this citation
ny publishing the Il week. two weeks success
siVeyln the orcester Daily Spy newspaper printed
~ Worcester the last publication to be day nj least
ten or printed copy of this notice properly nailed post
age Prepaid to each OF the heirs devisecs or eg1te al
sad estate, or their legal representatives. known to tho
petitioner seven days, at least, before said court
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire, Judge of said Court
this twenty-Ourt day Of January in the wear one thn,
sand eight hundred and seventy-two ''''
CHAs. \. STEVENS. Register
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RHODE ISLAND.
AT the annual meeting of the society for EN-
confinement OF domestic industry, at Providence.
on wednesday, 18th inst, Hon. VIM. Sprague
was chosen president.
Rhode Island temperance editor, in draw.
ing attention to an article against ardent spir.
lts, IN one Of bis papers, says; "For the effects
OF lntemperance. see our inside"
Mrs. Abby o. Thomas, widow of the late Geo.
?; thomas, who lost bis life in the defense OF
ms country, has been appointed post mistress al
WEXFORD, IN place Of the late post master, E.
Tucker, deceased -
Mr. BENJAMIN Wyatt, of Middetown, has fat
tened and killed for the Boston marker forty
mongrel geese, of an average weight OF thirteen
pounds. They were sold at wholesale al thirty.
two cents per pound.
A few days ago large belt In the new delaine
mnl, Providence, broke, striking the daughter d
Leander W. Chase, twelve years old, in the arm
with two heavy steel clamps, which we're deepl,
Undecided In the tiesb, severely injuring her
There Is hope OF saving the arm, however.
a Drakeman on one Of the passenger trains o
the Providence, Warren and Bristol railroad
VINO is suffering from consumption. and hal
Deen Obliged in consequence to give up his posi-
ION sd, mas been made the recipient OF upwards o
slVO, ~ gift from the employees of the road.
~ lhe readers Of the Woonsocket Patriot be
~ ep' .ha more familiar with the new quarto form
,, LA eAes,leht paper, they are beginning &c
appreciate the good Judgment OF the editor II
reducing Il from It's former comnarativelv sxL
form. "e"' auu CONVENIENT
a correspondent, writing from Providence
no, ,nc,na,n ssls q printing cloth in this city
nvt inciudlng other qualities for domestic ne
Ieaeheu an aggregate of nearly three bnndrnd
ml,lion yards last year. For 'sixty-four sonaresi
That Is 70 say, cloth woven with s,xtv1son,
threads Of warp and wool 10 the incbu
i ~ VI PIces varied from 81 TO 8 cents yard
cents; and ~ 1867, ~ cents, from which Il n
e.neu, " 1893, 20 81 cents yard. The receipt
o. cotton IN Providence during the last YEA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-04

SewaneG- Tribe l. o. r. NJ. meets Mon
day night.
Proposals for building the First Cumber-
land Presbyterian edifce are to be received
on aud after ths6Jh inst.
Servants wanted at the Tennessee Fee
male College, Franklin.
Turtle soup to-day at Bob Eyes
OBTAIN business education of j. ". Dol
bear.
Concert at the National Garden this af
ternoon.
Ladies' suits, lace curtains, etc, at G.
Rice s. Co.'S.
Big auction sale Of dry goods next Tues
day morning by Yeatman, Shields & Co.
Crawford & Co., Church street, make a
grand closing out sale az auction Of dry
goods next Wednesday.
Nashville Council No. l, L, and S. NJ,
meets tomorrow night.
Trinity School of Rev. NJ. S.ROyce com
meEces on the 2d of September.
Next session of Bethlehem Academy
commences on the ID of September.
See statement fiji. l.. Claiborne, Agent,
asE @ the condition Eof the Niagara Insur-
ance Company.
Card of thanks from Thos. II. Sneed,
Revenue Collector elect. -.-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-04

Yitalize the Hair-Why does the hair
become harsh and dry-why does it fall
out-why does it become gray? Simply
because the life has gone out Of it. The
fibers draw sustenanee from the scalp as
the grass draws aliment from the soil, and
when the supply of sutriment is cut off in
either case, the product wit.hers and dies.
at the first symptom Of decay, therefore,
unfed or half fed roots of the hair should
be refreshed and reinforced with Lyons
Kathairon, the only preparation which will
nourish the filaments and keep them in a
vigorous condition after they have begun to
suffer from deficiency of their natural
stimulant. As long as the Kathairon is
faithfully used, with proper degree of fric-
ton, morning and evening, so long viii it
be impossible for the hair 70 whiten or fall
out from the scalp. jy30 deodlw&w1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-04
New Books.

We have received from Messrs. j. b. Lip
pincott & Co, publishers, Philadelphia, The
following books, through Messrs. W. T.
Berry & Co, of this city:
ELEoNORE, after the German of VOE
Rothenfels, by Frances Elizabeth Bennett
translator of "Lowly WAYS" This is an
extremely interesting novel.
WESLEY AND SwEDENBORG is ga frater.
nal appeal to Methodist ministers, inviting
them to consider the relations of Method
ism TO the New Church" This is a theo-
logical work, about which We refrain from
expressing an opinion, written by Rev. E.
r. Reyes, of Philadelphia, a convert from
Methodism TO the "New Church" doc
trines.
BYHIs OWN MIGHT is a romance from
the German of Wilhelmins Won Hillern,
author of SONY Girl"
AYTOWN, A Romance, which first ap-
peared as serial, has produced decided
sensation.
PHILADELPHIA AND ITS ENvIBoNs con-
tatns historical sketch of the City of
Brotherly Love, with a map and angraV-
ings of the pafleipal buildings, and lucid ac-
counts Of che principal scenes of interest
about the city.
We have also received through Messrs.
W. I. Berry & Co., from Appleton & Co.,
New York:
CHRISTINA North, by E. NJ. Archer,
which is part Of their library of choice
novels.
The PATHFINDER, which, as every
body knows, is one of the most delightful
works of our great American novelist, j.
Fennimore Coop6r.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE,.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE,.
tennessee and Pacific EaiIrOad.
No. 1 Leaves Lebanon at $50 An.
Arrives st Nashville at..S:30 A. N.
Leaves Nashville at. .. 300 P. n. 4.
Arrives at Lebanon at. 700 p. n.
No. 2 Connecting with Prices Stage Lines for
Alexandria Liberty and Sparta; also Tor New
middleton. Chestnut Mound and Cookeville,
will run on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Leaves Nashville at. .. 800 An.
Arrives at Lebanon at. 11:O0 A. II.
Leaves Lebanon at. Loo p. M p
Arrives at Nashville at.3:SO :. NJ
ST EOuIs, Memphis, Nashville and
ChafEanOeSa Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga train leaves SI5 A M; ana ls slS p n
Memphis train Leaves 29s a NJ and t isS Pm
st. Louis tTsin leaves. 200 A. N.
90 arrives. .6:OO P. II.
Tullahoma train leaves. $50 P. n.
/" arrives. 9:45 A. N.
The Sis II. train does not run or Sundays.
The 200 A. NJ. and 8I5 P. II. and las Pm. trains
uR daily.
Louisville snd Nashville Railroad.
Leave Staten on North College street, at $50
An lao 2. N. and 100 Am.
Arrives at 1880 A. n. and 5:05 P. n.
I-The l:4O p. NJ. train does not stop at any point
6atWeen sash vile and GallaIin, except Edge
fieid junction, and does not run on Sunday.
GaIIatin Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves 4:O5 P. n
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern KRilrOad.---NaShv1B ana
Decatur Division.
Conc SOUTH.-NRshville and Decatur trains
leave stations on South Cherry street at 500 A.
N and 600 I. NJ. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation at 400 P. N. lgoes to COlum-
biaD Trains arrive at AIS A. N. and 9:i5 P. n.
Accommodation at $3.50 A. NJ. --t-
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
Railroad.
ST IoEis Express leaves Nashville. zee. .1:10 Az
St Louis Mail leaves Nashville. 1880 Pm
St Louis Express arrives at Nashville. .7:40 A.N
St Souls Mail arrives at Nashville. HE'S An
Louisville and Cincinnati Short Line
Railroad.
Trains leave and arrive st Louisville as follows:
LKAvB. ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Lire, except
Sundav. $50 A. n. sos F. n.
Cincinnati Express, daily. 1856 P. n 12;35 P. Il.
Cincinnati Night Express,
except Saturday. 1870 P. n. 500 A. n.
Sunday. 600 A. Il. e:35 P. N
Lexington Express, except
Sunday. .......-....:..' Z.SV p 4 800 r Il
Frankfort Accommodation,
except Sundsy....... $3.50 P. n. 1870 A. Il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-04
Pro he Eata Meeting of the Presby.
Bnru of

/
According to notice this body met in
Murfreesboro, Tenn, Aug. l, at II A. NJ.
Rev. John w. Neil offered his resigna-
ton as Evangelist of the Presbytery, which
was accepted.
The Presbytery resolved to postpone the
election of his successor till the September
meeting, and appointed the following p8s-
tors to hold meetings before that time, viz:
At Alexandra and New Middleton, Revs.
j. 81. McNeilly, NJ. McPheters and Ed
Charles Ready.
At Huntsville, Dixon Springs and Garth
age, Revs. j. W. Hoyte, j. B. Chapman
and Ed. Mcconnell.
At Jordan's Store, College Grove aud
Triune, Rev. Drs. Rice, Wardlaw and Ed.
Perkins.
At Sparta, Reys. ]. II. Bryson, j. F. Hill
and Ed. Paine.
At Smeedsviile and New Bethel, Rev. A.
COwan and Ed. McNeilly.
At Richland, Revs. VIM. Neil, Banks and
Ed. McMuTy.
The Rev. Jno. W. Neil was dismissed to
the Presbytery of Western Texas, and the
following minute was adopted in regard to
Bro. Neil:
The Presbytery of Nashville, in granting
the request of the Rev. j. W. Neil to be
dismissed to the Presbytery of Western
Texas, express their high appreciation of
bis ministerial worth and excellence and
their unfeigned sorrow at losing such va
Unable and beloved feIlow-worker, and as
sure him that our best wishes and earnest
prayers follow him to his new field Ct
labor.
His address is San Antonio, Texas.
The Presbyte-y passed the following re-
solutions:
l. That Presbytery earnestly request the
subscribers to the Evangelstic and Mis-
sionary fund for 1871, to pay the balance
due before the Fall meeting of Presbytery,
Sept. II, so that we may meet the unpaid
obligations of 1871, which were contracted
on the faith of said subscriptions.
2. That the Domestic Missionary Com
mittee is enjoined to use all diligence to col
lect these subscriptions, at once, so as to
prevent any embarrassment in our future
action on the whole subject of Domestic
Missions.
8. That the Missionary Committee pro.
coed Immediately to solicit cash subscrip-
tons to pay our Evangelist, Just resigned,
the sum of $500 now due for his services
since June l, 1872.
Resolved, That the Stated Clerk is here
by directed to call the attention of all our
churches to the Importance of making ex-
ira efforts, so that the September collections
for the use of the Presbyterial Committee of
Missions may be as large as possible.
The meeting was large and very pleasant.
The hospitality of the good people of Muir
freesboro was as unbounded as ever.
j. w. HoYTE, Stated Clerk.