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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-30
THANKsGivING Day.

The inevitable Thursday, appointed by
the "poWers that be" for thanksgiving pur
poses, has come and gone. There is ava
cancy in Nashville chicken coops, and the
odor Of roast turkey fingers about the base
ment stairs.
In times gone by, THANKSGIVING day was
an institution peculiar to New England,
and it was necessary, in order for person
TO "enter in at the feast" that he first pro-
vide himself with certificate from the par
son to the effrct that he had attended the
three hours Of divine service which belong
ed to the day, and which always proved
severe trial to the ''smail boy" Of the
period.
But better day has dswned upon us.
The festival has now become recognized as
a national holiday, and is generally observ
ed throughout the lengh and breadth of the
land. A long sermon has become the ex
ceptiOD, while the dinners have been made
more elaborate and extensive.
THANKSGIVING IS by 10 means bloodless
| feast. Sauguinary associations cluster
around It. Tie country barn yard has seen
| its choicest aud latest treasures welcomed
with bloody hands to hospitable graves.
For weeks before the arrival Of the fatal
day, the wise heads among the turkeys
have sought secluded places and seQuester.
ed hooks, falling, however, in the generality
of cases, to escape impending doom.
For this year, the day has become sthing
of the past, and as we return to hard work
and every day fare afSer days rest and tbs
generous feeding" Of Thursday, We do i
with a feeling of exquisite satisfaction az
We reflect that but three bundled and six
| r a. lNof fhia tim
and another THANKSGIVING Day.
AT THE MAXWELL.
According TO a custom established tn
first year the Maxwell House was thrown
open to the public, thanksgiving dinner
have been feature at that popular estao
lishment, and if by force Of circumstance
there should be no such observance at on
Maxwell, then indeed the day would s!
most pass by uuDOtiCed. The thanksglv
ing dinner at the Maxwell on Thursday wa
equal to that of former years, and we dOub
if any hotel in the country had better re
cep,ion for lis guests. The name Of MI
VenAble, the popular steward of the Max
well. has been handed down TO posterity
and his reputation is co-extensive with th
civilized world, while the lib9rality Of MI
Fulton, the courteous proprietor, has n
bounds when lie attempts anything Of th
kind. Mai. White, too, the presiding &c
MUS of the dining room, is fully equal t
the emergency, as the tables under hi
charge bear testimony.
AT TIE BATTLE HOUSE.
The dining room was well iihed Wit
guests for about three hours during the a
ternoon.
To the whole-souled and generous pro
prietors Of the Maxwell and Battle House
the editorial corps ofthe UNION AND AMEI
ICAN return unanimous vote OF THANH
for the friendly manner in which they wei
entertained on Thursday. "Here's to the
good health and their families. hay the
live long and prosper"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CAL WAGNER's MINsTRELs.-This ex-
cellent troupe of MINISTRIES closed their en-
gagement ia this city last night. NotWIth-
standing the extreme cold weathe-, they
PLAYED to a large audience. Meeting, as the
company did, with such unbounded success,
it is 10 be hoped that we may have another
visit from them at no distant day. They
perform to night in GAINESVILLE, and then
play a week in Memphis.
The STRAKosCH CoNCERTs.-At nine
O'Clock yesterday there was perfect rush
at Dorman's music store to secure seats for
the coming concerts, on Monday and Tues
day nights, and throu- hout the entire day,
large crowds thronged the store, deposited
their money. and came away the happy
possessors of tickets, with coupons at
tached A sufficient number of seats have
already been secured for both nights TO form
some idea of the greeting in store for the
renowned Patti and her talented support
ers. On both nights Masonic Temple Will
be filed to overlooking and we predict au'
diences as brilliant as ever assembled Ii
this CITY,
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Died.

SHELTON.-At the residence Of ais fetneLy
- NasbviIle. on wednesday the 9th Inst, az
9 O'Clock P. NJ, DAVID o. SHsLTos, u the "a
year OF his age.
copy.
SMITH.-Died in North Hdgefeld, Nov. 20.
1872 of scarlet fever, LAZINOA B., infant daugh-
ter OF Mrs Margaret j. and W. H. Smith-Agec
two years and five months.
This beautiful rosebud Of mortality was pl uek-
ed bv the hag of fate and placed in the bright
wreath of celestial spirits about the throne or
Him who s'giveth and tsketh away" according
to bis own good plSasare. Thus kildred and
friends may realize the fact that their loss Is her
gain.
Yes, the darling Is at rest,
"Not In its cradle bed,
Nor on its mothers breast,
But with the quiet dead" j. =. Z.
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5Fnrria &c Licenses.

For the week ending Friday, the 29th
the Clerk of the County Court issued mar
rage licenses to the following named per-
SONS:
Patrick s. Kelly to Bridget Mckee.
l.. Dinkelspeil to Jennie Steinau.
Robt. w. Jennings to Nellie Robertson.
John Turner TO Bette Pratey.
VIM. N. Collins to Elizabeth Collins.
Peter Kunz 10 Laura Banner.
Henry Cate to Carrie Msnlo7e.
And five colored.
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NOtiee.-We respectfully inform our
patrons, friends, and this public in general
that we will open our Few retail store, No.
81 Cherry street, opposite the Maxwell
House, in few days, where We Will have
constantly on hand the finest brands OF
imported and domestic Cigars. Also large
assortment of Chewing and Smoking To
baccOs.
Hoping to receive TIE liberal patronage
formerly bestowed upon US, we remain, re-
spec fully, ROsENHEIH q BRO
P. S.-We will, as usual, continue our
wholesale business, No. % South Market
street, where we viii be pleased to see our
customers. noy26tf r. y B.
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TIE LAW COURT.
Resignation Of Judge Guild.


The many friends of Judge Guild will
regret to learn that circumstances have
transpired y hich have compelled that gentle
man to tender his resignation as Judge OF
the Law Court. Since his election to that
position, he has labored faithfully in the
discharge Of his duties, and his relations
with the members of the bar have been ex-
ceedjngly pleasant. The following card
from the Jugde will explain his reasons for
resigning the Office:
To the citizens OF Davidson and Sumner:
I have rendered to the Governor my re-
signation of the office of judge Of the Law
Court of Nashville.
1t may not be inappropriate for me to
state that the reason which chiefly iDpelled
me to this step, is some very recent and un-
expected liabilities resting upon me on
debts of my friends contracted before the
war. To enable me to liquidate them
must return to the practice of the law.
In retiring from this position, the func'
tions of which have endeavored faithfully
to discharge, please accept my thanks. FOL
the confidence you have reposed and honor
conferred upon me. 10. Z. GUILD.
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Triumphant for Twenty Years.
More than twenty years ago the Mustang
Eminent made its debut IN the West. It's
cures Of the various external diseases or
horses and cattle astenished the planters
and farmers Of the Mississippi and Ohio
Valleys, and demand for it sprung up
which necessitsted its manufacture on an
extensive scale. Soon the discovery was
made that it was grand specific for rheu-
mstism, govt, neuralgia, earaehe, tooth
ache, and other external ailments OF man
kind. Then it vas tried as a healing, pain
killing application, in cases Of Outward in
jury, such as cuts, bruises, burns, sPasms,
etc, and wss found equally serviceable.
The fame Of the new remedy Tor some OF the
most painful ills that affiict mankind and
the lower animals, spread rapidly, and Mus
tang Liniment soon took rank IN every
State and Territory of The Union as q stand
ard cure. nov26 decd1w&w1t
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Attention Smokers.

We take pleasure in informing our friends
and the public generally that we have open
ed a New Retail Cigar Store at No. %
Cherry street, Opposite the Maxwell House)
where we shall always keep choice assort-
ment of fine imported and Domestic Cigars,
all the best brands of Virginia Smoking and
Chewing Tobaccos. 1t will be our aim to
give the best satisfaction to all who will
honor Us with their custom, and our being
familiar with the trade, We assure low
prices. Call and see us.
RosENHEIM & Bro,
No. 81 Cherry street, opposite the Maxwell
House. nov30 1w
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STATE OF TaE WEATHE..
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

w AK OERAhIAkNI,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 20, 1872.
PYotdbiLitieS.-FOr the Northwest and
thence to Missouri and Tennessee north
westerly wind, high pressure, low tempeTa-
ture and clear weather. For the entise
lake region southwesterly To northWesteriy
winds, occasional snow, low temperature
and clearing weather extending 70 uPper
Ohio valley and eastward 10 Pennsylvania.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States
clearing cold weather with high pressure
and fresh Dortherly to northwestarly WINGS
In the Middle and Eastern States generally
increasing pressure, decreasing temperature,
northerIy to westerly winds aud clearing
weather with light snow in the latter.
Warning signals continue at Chicago,
Milwaukee, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester, Osaego, Port
land, New London, New York, Cape May
and ordered for Baltimore, Norfolk and
Wilmington.
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GEORGE n. PEAY.
his MYSTERIOUS Disappearance About
TO be Cleared mp.

TO be Cleareu up
Special to the st. Louis Globe.
NEW DIRK, Nov. 26.-It is now stated
that George N. Peay, the Louisville mer-
chant whose disappearance has excited SO
much comment, was not the victim OF foul
NAV or an accident, but deliberately ao-
seconded with the money in his possession.
The following are the facts in the case: Mr.
Peay came here to settle the business al
fairs of friend in Louisville. The Louis
vile detectives determined to accurately as
certain his financial condition. He was
known to have deposited in a Louisville
bank tin box, which he alleged contained
money and papers valued at $25,OOO, and
kept the key of the box in his possession.
Detective Bligh telegraphed to Mr.. WARD,
of Louisville, asking him to have this box
broken open. This morning dispatch IL
reply was received at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, saying the box had been opened and
found to contain nothing but an Old &C
count book. The detectives are now con
WINGED that Mr.. Peay has run away VIII
what money he had, and the Louisville Oh
fcers will at once return to that city.
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Edward NJ. Wright, well-known com-
mission merchant Of New York, was on
change yesterday.
Mr.. T. (. Morris, Of the Gallstin bar,
was in the city yestel day.
Maj. Joseph Glover left yesterday as The
escort of q beautiful young LADY for st.
Louis.
Gen. J.F. Boyd and Phelps Sasseen, Of
the ST. Louis and Southeastern Railroad,
were 10 The city yesterday.
Col. }. W. Newman, Of Fayetteville, is
registered at the Maxwell Hause.
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Thanksgiving at the Peniaen.tary

Thanks living day was duly observed at
the Penitentiary, whose inmates listened TO
very able and eloquent sermon by Rev.
Dr.. D. G. Kelley of McKendree Church.
Oaite a number Of our best citizens wers
present and pleased with their visit. The
choir of the First Baptist Church under
charge of Messrs. Gates and Pohlman who
had the church organ there made excellent
music. Several prisoners delivered short
addresses upon the subject of "Thanksgiv-
irg Day." which, with the good dinner,
splendid sermon, swe music and the pre-
sence of those assembled, they enjoyed very
much. Warden Mat Brown and lady: as
sisted by the various prison officers, were
unremitting in their attentions.
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AKnntfX Qnestlon.

The following conundrqm vas PsaR9und-
ed yesterday by one of tlfe.s:N9ssaas IN the
Nashville Medical College: "G E2an has
the nightmare the Light before, can he
"a Ike the horse disease tie naNt Days a
consultation, with closed ,da@Fs, i, being
held by the faculty, who hope 10 5ss9as an
answer at an early dag. hfea4sa 4e, The
questioner still lives, and it is th@@4at that
if proper care is observed for a ia ey two,
be may be spared to us for m4ay years yet.
HIS attendant physician, however, hes ex-
acted a promise that in the future he for
swear the propounding of conuudTu@s.
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Furs! Furs!!-We offer our extensive
stock Of Dress Furs, consisting of Russian
Sable, Mink, Ermine, Seal, Squirrel, Otter,
Beaver. Seal Sacques, Opera Sets, ETC., etc.,
below New York prices.
Dress Furs made TO order and altered In
fashionable styles. LANDE & Bro,
noV3O 2t 21 Public Square, Furriers.
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4 Peace warrant.

Henry Edwards and his wife, Nancy.
were arrested yesterday upon a peace war
rant sworn out at the instance OF: Jane
Gross alias Jane Smith. The case was
heard before Justice Cassetty-the husband
icing discharged, and the wife bound over
in the sum Of $3.50 for six months to keep
the peace 10 the world at large, and to Jane
Smith in particular.
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ST. LOUIS AND SOUTH EASTERN
RAILWAY.
.zas.,,p of the Board of Trustees and
~ nfS0aRa.

Meeting OF the Board Of Trustees an"
Election OF Officers
We find the following in the Evansville
Journal of th3 18th inst:
SThere was meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees of the st. Louis and Southeastern
Railway Company (eonsolidated) yester-
cav at which Gen. Edward +. WinsIow was
Chosen President and General Manager;
Cen. ]. 81. Wilson, Vice President, and
Charles w. Gardiner, Secretary and Treas
er for the year ensuing.
An Executive COMMITTEES was formed,
and Samuel Bayard, j. f. Alexander ana
Charles w. Gardiner were chosen, 20 aes
with the President, Is such committee
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The new JerusaIem Church.

We are requested to give notice that the
Christian Church, Church street, has beer
obtained for Rev. E. a. Beaman Of the New
Church, for the next Sabbath afternoon
This gentleman will preach In Luck's Hal
at llo'clock a. IN on the subject Christ
as a sword" Subject for afternoon sermon
.sWhat is SWedenborgiauism.
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CITY NoTICES.

While soldier in the late war I was 30
materially benefited by the use Of DR..
Jsyne's Expectorant that regard It my
duty to inform the public as TO my expert
ence. Through the exposure Of csmPlife
in very severe weather, contracted cold,
which finally settled on my lungs, and in
consequence, the surgeon discharged me IS
a consumptive. Soon sftermy arrival home
began to take Jayne's Expectorant, and in
. short time thereafter began to improve,
so that in few weeks was enabled to 20
to ny employs ent, farming. Frequently
since have used the Expectsrant in my
family for colds and coughs, and always OBJ
tanned satisfactory result. therefore
cannot hesitate to recommend this remedy
for all colds, and for consumption in its
earlier stages. William Barton, writing
from Paragon, Mich.
nOV26 eOdlw top col
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Probate Court.

Eliza Anderson was yesterday appointed
and qualified administrative Of the estate
of Mary E. Ford and Samuel B. Ford, de-
CEASED.
Elizabeth McSherry was appointed and
qualified Administrative of the estate OF
James g. McSherry.
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Central Teaehers, AssoeIa. ion.

The regular monthly meeting. of this
body takes place to-day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
in the Hume building, corner Of Broad and
Spruce streets. The subject for discussion
is ''the best method of teaching geography"
Teachers especially and the. public are
invited 10 attend.
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nov27 tues, thursGsat If
Fnr nranensia. Indigestion, Depressi

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Depression
of Spirits and General Debility in their
various forms, a preventive against fever
and ague and other intermittent fevers, the
-Phosphorated Elixir Of Calisaya,
made by Casweil, Hazard & Co, New
York, and sold by all druggists, Is the Oess
tonic for patients recovering from fever or
sickness. 1t has no equal.
mh29 2aw fri6stues ~
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The EpizO0ty.

The animals afflicted with this disease
are considerably improved, and yesterday
more vehicles were out than for the past
several days. Thursday horse which had
recovered from the epizooty, was seized
with the collie and died. The disease is ex-
tending all over the S ate, but SO far It's
character has been mild.
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Refused TO Confir "a. /.

The City touncil at lis meeting on
Thursday night lss5, by a vote of % to Z,
refused to confirm the appointments OF En-
eineers for the Fire Department, made by
Mayor Kercheval several weeks ago, and by
this action keeping the present incumoents
in Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-30

$1,000 Reward is offered by the pro-
prietor of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery for medicine that will equal It IN
the cure of all severe cases Of silver COM
plant" and all diseases arises from impurity
of the blood, as eruptiOns, pimples, olotches,
boils, etc. nov2j deodlw&w1t
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. nestructfve Fire.

We regret to learn that Captain BENEFITS
fine residence on Water street, GallatiD,
was burned with most Of its contents yes
terday morning. Captain Bennett has
many friends who are panied to hear of bis
misfortune which could have visited no one
more clever or esteemed than him.
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rot,ce-Kentucky Library Drawing.

Eotice-Kentucky Library Drawing.
All agencies Tor the sale of tickets in the
Second Grand Gift Concert, in aid of the
Public Library of Kentucky, were required
to settle up on yesterday (25th November),
but for the accommodation of those who
are not yet supplied with tickets, l will con-
tinue to fill cash orders which may be re-
ceived at this office until the evening OF
Dec. 8. THos L BRAMLETTE,
Agent Pub. Lib. KY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov 26, '72.-&
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Kidnanplng a Child.

Ann Ford, colored, was srraigned before
Esq. Cassetty yesterday upon the charge oil
kidnapping q white child Of Eva Jones.
Upon hearing of the case, it appeared
that nothing criminal was Intended, and the
child being returned, the defendant was dis
charged upon the payment Of costs.
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Nancy Edwards had trial before ESQ.,,
Cassetty yes erday upon the charge Of as
saulting Jane Gross. She was reg Tired 10
give bond in the sum of $500 for her ap-
pearance at the next term of the Criminal
Court.
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We shall continue our Wholesale Tobacco
and Cigar business as heretofore at the old
stand. No. % South Market street.
noy3OIw RosENHEIM & BRO.
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Rnard nf Education.

Rev. DR.. r. A. Young, Morton B. How.
eli, Esq, and ]. L, Weakley were elected
m smbeFs OF the Board of Education by
tae Guy Council on Thursday night last
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RIVER NEWS.

The river at this point rose some 10 inch
es on Wednesday light aud Thursday, but
commenced falling yesterday. We rePGrs
feet on H2rpeth Shoals. Ne2sh Z eissr
and extremely cold.
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J.W. Mcclure, the original Worm Doc
tor, we are pleased to know, has located for
the winter at the Battle House to practice
his profession. novZ7 Ss'
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Extra quality Irish Linen at 4Oc. pei
yard at A. Winter & Bros.
NOVA sun, we'd sat
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Post and oldest Family Medicine.

Sanford's Liver InvigOratOr.-A purely
Vegetable Cathartic and Tonic-tor Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick-nead-
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
ments of Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Ask your Druggist for it. Beware OF inl-
stations. mh9 salty
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Annther Volunteer Fire Company

Alta meeting held at the Hamilton Engine
House on Thursday last, for the purpose OF
organizing volunteer fire company, the
following officers were elected: A. w. Cous-
SOD, Captain; F. Eagan, Assistant Captain ;
Fl. Hale, Secretary. There were seventy
five members enrolled during the meeting.
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trrasted for Larceny.

Sarah Smith, colored, was arrested yes
terday upon the charge Of larceny commit
ted al the Franklin House, and will have !
hearing before Esq. Cassetty this morning
at 10 O'Clock.
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day, the Z9Ln lnst'
F. R. Cheatham to Union and
American Publishing Co, lot
in McGavock's plan. ..........$ $50 90
lot in city...................' ITO Is
4 lot in GoodiettsvilIe. ......... 400 90
n Farrell and wife to Morris &
Stratton, 8 feet 8! inches on
Market street. ....,.......... 1,SO3 10
Norris g. Stratton to Elijah b
Elliston, 8 feet Il inches on
Market street. ............... 2,425 so
AV S Lindsey to Andrew Nc
Claim, lot 10 Ejgeield. ...... 800 90
par part Of lot in same. .......... 300 90
Same 10 Louisa A Hubbard, lot
in same plan. ............... 600 90
Nicholas Glennon to VIM. Fry
berger, lot in State quarry plan 200 90
'' brough, ia9d in 18th district. 5000 90
n Baxter, Jr, G and II, to r La
Weakley and David Plowman,
lot in Cockrill spring tract. 40 90
Melville Williams to d g Clark
land, in 9Th district. ........, 1900 OC
Melville Williams to Phillip &
II Hurt , land in 8th district. 1900 90
CE Woodruff to David Tarpley,
land in 10Th district. ......... $50 0C
] A Hays, ST., and wife to Mrs.
Scott, lots in Shelby county. 1000 90
Hugh McGavock to w. III.
BOWEN, lot in McGavock's
plan. ................. oZo W
| Thos. g. Pointer to Samuel a.
Pointer, land in 8th DISTRICT. 7l5 OC
AT Towles, lot in city ........... e,O8o Of
| Vim. F. Cooper, trustee, to John
q. Fulghum, lot on North
Cherry street. 4,lZo "
Same to Bank of Kentucky, ct ais,
lot on North Cherry street.... l,loO "
n. Baxter, jr., G. and NJ. to John - -
B.Taylol, lot in ccunty..... ~ U
Augustus Miller to Louis Lopp, -
lot in Buena Vista plans. z,5OO y
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Religious

Rev. DR.. Beckett, of Columbia, viii off,
ciate al st. AIMS Church, Edgefeld, on
Sabbath Woodworking and evening.
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Nashville Trunk Mandatory

Nashville Trunk MRnufactOry.-I
am now selling LADIES' Saratoga ard Cen
tlemen's Travelling Trunks, Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Solid Sole Leather Trunks;
also all varieties of Vslises and Satcbe8s at
reduced prices. 81 North College street,
between Union and Church streets.
WM. DUNsTEAD.