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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-11

o..n,inr during The contract term
Ofices established after THIS @ a.. 70 be visited
ana also nav il the distance be not ncreaei in
H. bidders cautioned to man ~, b d,Y and hour
nars5 "a n m February B loi5l. lot p'ue osrtion
after that time 0m not DC eosae rec-iyed in tins
w. ~, bi5s he considered which are So
guaran.es and the oath OF the o'd"ei
| ION ot6 Act Of June &. lSI2- ;.a str-ctly
non 80 sbould frst propose tor service stL o
~ hiuas's oi,ertissulaut aud then, II they 1e-
aceorai hs 20 Le jiran servsce; if the regular
hid he In. lowest offered tor the adyeriis@u
other propositions ,fS he but one rout bid for pro
noSsi consolidated con binaiion PIG ~ con-
p osai. - wv or more routes y cannot De col"
ror,s the service the yearly pay. the name
and re-iqeIoe % and the name of each mombsr OF a
6Tm; where a company offers, should &c u's''"'"'
stIs' bidders are requested use as far as practice
BILE the printed proposals urn.heu ~ and m retain
COPIES % bii should not be submitted nor sIould
A.. ,,cs -bn,irtei be Withdrawn. No wlthni WA -
oG i S 1sranfor " IN be ali wed unless the with
drawa is received twenty -tonf h9ufS p'e'io19 "
rinp fxsd for opening the proposals al. -,
"a hid must be guaranteed BY Two re-poh5ioie Pei l
sons The bid and guarantee should oe S'S"'o P'''''
Win the iulI name al each person. =. ,,..
The PosmasteT General reserves the right 10 reject
any bid winch may be deemed extrSVa gah. 5dsTs
70 d5ee id6e .P IS P is73 Section ai9]
lf The bids should he sealed, supefscfloeu Z, 'I1'
,ssIarI PHsfu7a ter General, Contract once, anu
sell 10y , r M frpsI be accompanied by cernhed
rberk or drat on some solvent National BANG, tlna
TO par cent. OF she amount e Ia" %
me con r,sts are 70 be executed and returned T.
the Department by before the Isl aay % Jay, -
bur The service must br hT-t ~ ',.,[s bs $ aru-
mail day after Il, whether Inc coa'r'o'7 DC A'
Transfers Of contracts, Of interest IN contracts
L are forbidden by law, aud c'nsf quenlN 'anl.' -.
tered or assigned % o'heL ~ Ysriej 10 neriorn
tore teAe nolce thS lhey M &c H. v mole eonIrac
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-11

The HEsUEBECTIoS FLowEB.-There is
rare flower, found only in the East, that
has excited great deal Of interest Oh
account OF its mystery. Botanists have
found il tIi.uit to classify it, because it
has properties belonging to different classes
Ii was brought to this country by Dr.
Deck, who procured it from an Arab. to
whom he had rendered medical aid in
Opp Egypt. As compensation, the
Arab handed him a stem which held what
,eemei to be two bulbs of dried seeds
The Arab said he had taken it from an
Egyptian mummy, and that the flowers
were very highly esteemed.
Tie popularity Of the plant is, that
though apparently decayed and worthless
after being Immersed in a glass Of water
Tor few moments its leaves begin to ex.
pand slowly, but steadily, and beautiful
s.ar-hae flower appears TO view, something
between a passion flower and sun flower
bu. more beautiful than either After the
lower has remained open for more than
an hour Its petals close Just as gradually
as they expanded, aud then nothing Is
Wis bic out tle dried up bulb,
DR.. Deck says he saw toe same flower
20 through TINS process at least a thousand
times, and each time with the same result.
de presented one Of his flowers to Baron
Humboldt. who considered it one of the
greatest marvels in the vegetable kingdom.
Professor TorIey owned specimen, and
Bishop Wainwright obtained two during
his tour in Egypt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
Vermont Central Is. Il. Line.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTs
Commencing Monday, Ju7ae 8, 1872.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
..--. nrnntraIiar = m . Il - ! u ~

LIE S-1D a III - m
Mail Train leaves oedensburg al 600 pm, 81 Al
bans 6.2O a. connecting White River Junction
and Bellows Falls with trains tor Boston, Worcester
&c, and al White River Junction with trains on Pas
sumpSic RAILROAD South Vernon for Springfield ma
New YORK at New London with Steamer Tor New
Dav Express leaves Montreal at 900 am 81. John,
st 10 p am, OgdsasburG AZ 90 am. Plattsburcb A.
$50 AN, st. Abans al 1910 pm, arriving Boston
via Lowell al 10 co pm.
Night Express leaves ogde nsburs at .o0pm.. PI.u.
burg 3 10 pm, Montreal at = p.n Johns al rs
p.m.S Adams att ~ pm. connecting White River
Junction and Bellows Falls with Boston and
Vernon with trains Tor Springfield and New Yors
arriving n New York at 1880 pm, and in New Lon
don at I0U5 pm.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Montpelier $50 500 am, and ss5 and
Dsv Express leaves Boston via Lowell ar 90 am
for Burlington, -. Adams, Montreal &c arriving in
Montreal at 9.45 pm and 0gdsnsburg al % 20 an.
making connection for the West
Mail Train for Burlington aud -. Adams leaves Bos
burgh At 80 am. Springfield al 8 90 am, New
Lonaon at 500 am, South Vernon loon am. ReI-
lows Falls l.45 am, White River Junction 23l pm.
arriving in 5. Abans al $50 pm.
Trains leaving Boston via Firchbur-H at 20 I'm.
and Springfield Al o. AM, ea"nsc at White River
Juuct ION with Dsy Express trajr.
Accommodation Tram leaves Narthfa'd az As a m
Rutland >. 3S am, Burlington at 81 M 81 Al
bans al 1900 =. John al 3 10 pm. arriving a
OsdsesbuTg. At s-55 pm
Night Express leaves NV London ar ga I'm.
South Vernon al % m receiving pass resTs ron
Connecticut River Railroad, leaving New YORK Al
see Springfield Gu PM. Be FAILS %
/ pm connecting WIKI trains Cheshire RaUruad
leaving Boston al $50 ectus a. Whine River
IunctIcn with train leaving Boston SEQ p-m., for
Burlington, -. Adams, Montreal arriving DO Mon
treaI at 9.43 PIartsburgn 1900 am, ana "a
Dsdenshursh, 1888 Pun connecting with Grand
/ Trunk Railway and Steamer for the West.
Sleeping Cars attached the night Express Tram
running between Montreal and Boston. aud Mour-e4
/ aud Springfield, and ~. A ibars and Trey.
/ Drawing Room Cars day Express Trains between
! Montreal and Boston.
Through tickets for Chicago ana the west tor sale a
1 the principal stations
G. MEs8 8TLI., Cse.a'I superintendent.
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9oftru.
- ~
A haHenge.
III A sEMISAKY GIRL.

II vou want a kiss, take it.
There's a jolly saxon proverb-
Thata man is half IN heaven
When he has q wJman's kiss;
But there's dInger in delaying,
And the sweetness may f1rsakc 1t.
So | tell you ba-hfuI lover,
II you want a kiss; Why, take It.
Never Tot another fellow
Steal a march on you in this;
Never leo laughing maiden
See You spelling for a kiss.
There's a royal way to kissing,
And the jolly ones who tase it
Have a motto that Is winning.
II Won want q kiss. Why. take 10.
ANY fool may face q woman,
Any body wear crown.
But man must win a woman
If he'd have her for his own.
Would you have the golden apple
You must find the tree and shake e,
Ir the thing IS worth the having,
And you want kiss. Why, take it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-11

a finished life, life which has made
the best Of all the materials granted to it,
and through which, be its web dark or
bright, its pattern clear or clouded. can
now be traced plainly the hand OF the
great Designer, surely this is worth liv-
ing for. 1t has fulfilled its appointed
course, and returns to the Giver Of all
breath pure as he gave it. Nor will he
forget it when he countetA up his jewels
Mss Mul0ck.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-11
/ TOOK Tor Everyboay.

The Institute Las JUST publ. he,i a new h 49,, rre,,
Ing extensively o. \ iRVQUS AND NkN1AT ms
Eases l3l pp oloG Price SI.0o or an the. booEs
~ "a receipt of :, nosta-s paid.
Aus>e ~ g nel ond ali comparison most yfr.or
1i.atg N'fNS on PHYSIOLOGY nuh~hed T,b-ra i
e''t- "-isteNei t1af fAe Married Snrle Of either
80, - ethef require or NJ >h know. tut v hsf Is
s eA':alued and many matters o. the Inoet 5,norf
~ 20 interesting character iatrudur-r .ajch
~ i'oSlpu even can be found iu any other UotSs IL
language All the New Discoveries a. lie artr.,r
whose experience is such a probably never NJ fii
~ man. are stven tusi, especi lsy hose
.s--oths 70 eTlaicrrt0ea Fmpoteucv >fe.r i ha,
eu,ess, No ferSon siioUIdb its.ut fE..-a ,,st-s
ne press throughout the co,lntrs - ~lsTr,
~ we medical faculty generally hfahtv e,roI tkese
NAV read them. "s "i''9- 'as''uiouS
- Either book sem ~, r,.i, .-,.,
Of price. ''+' so>' pa'a, on receipt
n b'-i ne author OF tie above ma med p,esisi ,,rs
MFDTf,.I I>, ,,s4I lns Physician At ihe PEABODY
~ leitL INSTITUTE, in b sh sfardir. i, 10 mel
"a. leculty OF this country, who has sorresit,,
- 'sands OF the human family affcrzd y ~ ~.
800 q, reared upon in these books and aivss f4s
Iii 49, TIs4oh 10 mss patients and to those IN M
- upon nun icr advice. The grs I'D secrer of ~ snr
= we vast knowledge of The causes ~ tb-s ~
tGtson. '"s 'hSm lfcm The ooHsti-
Dr.. w. H. PARKER. Member Of IA. Row, ,,.,,.-.
n LONDON tate Medical n specTor C;-reSsf
:. a. honorary Member OF tie smarir,, 49,
r,acuIty, and Assistant Physician a. Nv T,,;., 80
4 oe ohsuted on all diseases TeouiTir l,ii sd -,
eiIeuSe. 70 whom all correSpo ndspce So,nI5 - -
~ ~ oI 10 the PEABODY MEDICA TNSTTTT-1p
NO. Buihneh St. Boston Mas " 7 - <
SECRECY AND CERTAIN RKItEE
EMlyl
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No. 4 Bulhncn Street. BOSTON
Opposite Revere EIoUse.O


THE SCIENCE OF LIFE OR SELF-PRESFRVA
FiON- Medical Treatise on The Csu<s md care q
exhausted Vitality, Snermstorrtel, Seminal Weak.
ness, Impateocv. Premature Decline n nau Nervous
and Physical Debility, HyDocordria and al; ~
eases arising from the Errors Of youth or she nI>cra
- ~ or hNcee>es ot mature wears. This indeed p
book tor every m7n. tsOth edition. much ENLARGED II
LOO. @ ''s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-11

at53Opm;
Arrive at Brandon BY 80 pm.
AL From Brandon, by Sudbury and Orwell, TO Chip
mans Point, Is miles snd bsc six times 4 week.
Leave Brandon daily except sunday, At p m;
Arrive at hipman's Point by IN;
Leave Chipmln's Point daily, except Sunday, at
$50 m;
Arrive at brandon by 10 a m.
AS From New q tven Depot N. o., by New Haven
to Bristol, l-2 miles and back, twelve times
week.
Leave New Haven daily, except Sunday, at 10 a IN,
Arrive at Bristol by 100 m snd rpm;
Leave Bristol Oily, except Sunday, al m and
Arrive at New Haven by $50 m and 5 pm.
47a From Addison to vergennes, miles and back,
Leave Addison Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive at vergennes in time to connect with all
Leave vergennes Tuesday, Thursday, and sasur
day aTrivsl OF m ,i-say at pm;
Arrive at Addison b.
l74 From Bridport Middlebury, 8 miles and back,
Leave Bridport daily, except sunday. in time to
connect with IT ms going south-sty al M
Letve Mddleburs daily, except sunday arm
vi of southern mails y at p m5
Arrive at nndpou b. p M
40 From Benson by West Haven. TO Fa-haven, y
miles nd back, six tunes week
Leave Benson daily, except sunday ate m
Leave Fairhayen dsily, except Sunday, at 40
Aruve at Penson by pm.
Propos Is invited Tor extension TO Putnam a. V
via Benson's Landing miles
40 From Nergennes, by Psnton md Wet Addison, 10
hmney ort miles md back, three times
wees, service 10 extend TO fort Henry n. y
from ecember 10 MAY 1.
Leave NerEennes Tuesday Thursday, and Sstur-
day ats p M
Arrive Of mney Point by p IN;
Leave chimney Point TUESDAY, Thursday, and sat
urd ~ o n
arrive at Nergenues BY
AZ From Middedur. by. Cornwall, To West Cornwall
miles aud back, six times week
Leave Middl bury dahl, except sunday, At
MARI "a Il -t4frF thor lrffFHt
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,
Arrive at Montgomery Centre by 5 p m.
1917 From PiitsfeId. by south Chirenden IN o., and
East Pitrsford tn: o., to Rutland Is miles and
Leave PiItsfeld Fridav at - n;
Arrive at Rutland by 6 p ms
Leave Rutland Saturday at m;
Arrive at Pittsieid by IL IN. l.
49s From Windsor, by PIsinfed IN. ~, to Meriden,
IL miles ana back once week
Leave Windsor Monday at 100 N;
Arrive al MeTidsn by 4SO ms
Leave Merilen Monday at a M
Arrive Windsor by II.SO
Proposals tor three aud also for six trips week
invites.
i99 From Tassumpsic, by South Danviile, 10 West
Dauvlle, y miles and bacS. six times a week. {
Leave Pss>umpsc daily, except Sunday, at $50 /
ATriv- a. West Danyiile by p m;
Leave West Danviile daily, except Sunday, at els
Arrive at Passumpsic by s.45 m.
500 From AibuTsh to Champlain IN. ", miles and
tack, once week.
Leave Albursh Saturday at s mj
Arrive II Champlain bv 10 a m
Leave Chsmplair "a vTday al - m;
Arrive at Alhurgh by IN.
50l From East Barnard o South Royalton, miles
and back, three mes week.
Leave ast Barnard Tuesday, Thursday aud Sat
Urdy at
Arrive at South RoyaIton by Oa m;
Leave sourh Royaton same days al p m;
arrive AT East Barnard by p. m.
5o2 From West Danville to Hsrdwick, Is miles, md
t7cS once a week.
Arrive AZ HardwiCk by ~ M
Leave GardNlck -aiurday at = p. m;
ArrIve al West DauviIle BY p m.
593 From North Fsrtisb urzh Moukton MonktoB
Eidge, I = miles and back, six Tunes week
L ave North Ferrisbureh daily, except Sunday, at
ANY 81 Moukton Ridge by 6I5 pm
Leave M"rkon iidGe 'auy, eAc,p, Sunday, at
Arnyr e north Ferrisb urgb by 5 p. M.
5O4 Prom West LurSe hv We~tmore, 10 ct Charles
Ton, 70 miles nd back twice week
From Nay Is o October Is.
Leave West Burke wednesday and Saturday st
49, II I7-sst Ctarl..t,n nv In M
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-11

Entiied SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY eff WOMAN
AHu n x DISEASES or, Nomsu treated PbvSiosoei
cary aud alphabetically, in health and disease f n
infancy 20 Old Age, Hu elegant Illustrative ENERGY
Price. S2.oa. i'''" ''"
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$5tOS2O

c5taS00 per day Agent wal ,,s- ~ - yoaas -
I'D rn,xa more money al work Us IN tbe.r
moments or all tn time, than at suy ihh NJ
1enlsss ires' F-sS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-11

O-7rgisfs ana CEN Agts.. san Eranci7c9' '-.-.
Ior 81 washington and CnaTlton So x r-ts-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-04
NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERIOAN. THURSDAY APRI 4 lsra

a potent auxiliary Of medical skill and
science" was Responded TO by Mr.. Jeup,
editor OF the Esmigrant. The position of
Tennessee, he said, was neither too far
North nor too far South. Its climate,
springs, soil and resources were such as to
make it the healthiest State in the Union.
The next toast was ''rhe Medical Society
of Alabama-her delegate is welcome TO
our city," DR.. Osborn responded In a
brief and appropriate speech.
The concluding toast-"Mine host
kitchen physic better than 'Potecary's
stuff" was responded to by DIR. Buchanan
in his usual happy style.
The chairman then rose and said: GEN
tlemen, we tender you our gratitude
for your presence upon the pres
ent occasion. We feel complimented,
and if there had been any question at
the start as to the capacity of our guests to
make the evening one of pleasure and of
profit, the result would have dissipated any
such impression. While hope it has been
pleasant and entertaining to all, it has not
been Improbable, and we tender to you
again, gentlemen, our most heartfelt thanks
for your presence and for your entertain
ment.
Rev. DR.. RedfOrd pronounced the bene-
diction, and the entertainment closed.
The Rock City Band was present during
the evening and eniYened the banquet with
their choicest music.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-04
New Advertisements.

The sales Of triple silver plated ware, etc,
have been postponed, at Yeatman, Shields
s, Co.'s till to-day. Positively last sales al
2 and Z P. NJ.
Knights of the Nashville Commandery
met tonight.
Meeting of Myrtle Lodge Knights OF
Pythias tonight.
Tennessee Section No. Cadets of Tenn
perance will meet at their hall to night.
PeremptOry sale Of drygoOdS, clothing,
boots, shoes, etc, by Yeatman, Shields q
Co.. this morning.
Tennessee Iron Lands for sale in Hick-
man. A rare chance for investment. Call
on Brown & Cheatham.
A rare chance to get fine goods cheap, is
the title of an advertisement by Dolin,
Crawford & Co. They have on commission
the entire stock Of X. L. Kirkpatrick K Co.,
comprising a very beautiful assortment of
silks, dress goods, white goo S, notions, etc,
etc. If you want bargains, give them call.
Fifty thousand cabbage plants row ready
by J. Mike Hamilton. See his advertise
ment elsewhere.
J. NJ. Carsey, Son X Co. propose to the
citizens and merchants of Nashville TO
have a tobacco fair in May, aud will devote
all their nett commissions on the sale 10
the Methodist Publishing House, and an
other Christian enterprise, provided the
citizens and merchants will make up a suf-
fCient amount of premiums.
A printer wanted by J. B. Maxwell, at
Troy, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-04

a Sad Falling Out.-It is indeed sad
falling out when, after years of the closest
intimacy, the hair parts company with the
head. Fortunately the lamentable separa-
ton may be easily prevented and the twain
more closely united than ever by a timely
and systematic use of LYONS KATHAIRON,
the most potent invigorant of the hair and
promoter of its growth and beauty known
to modern pharmacy. 1t completely OBJ
viates the dry and parched condition Of the
roots of the hair, which is preliminary to
its coming out, by supplying the precise de-
gree of moisture requisite to its preserva-
ton in healthy state. 1t is the only true
dissolvent and evaporant of dandruff and
other impurities of the scalp, whose pres
ence is injurious to the hair. AS beauti-
fer Of the head the Kathairon has no equal.
1t not only increases the quantity Of the hair
but improves its quality Immediately, i'm
parting lustrous appearance and silky tex
ture which are exceedingly attractive.
apr2 eodlW6w1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-04

after some discussion the vote was taken,
resulting in the choice of Nashville, which
was a central point and most accessible 70
the members, was thought to be most suit
able. There being no further business the
Association adjourned to meet the first
Monday in April, 1873.
The Medical Society of Tennessee is
composed or fine looking gentlemen,
many of them eminent in the profession,
and not few having attained national
reputation. Altogether, we think, it were
difficult to assemble a more intelligent,
polished, agreeable and handsome conven-
ton Of physicians in any State. Before
adjourning the members were invited to a
banquet, given at the Maxwell House to
the profession, by the physicians of Nash
vile and Edgefeld.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-04
visit to the CapEfOI.

The young ladies and little girls of 81.
Mary's School paid their respects TO His
Excellency the Governor yesterday, and
were warmly and heartily received in few
affectiona,o greetings from his warm and
generous heart. The Superintendent and
his assistant then took possession of the
dear creatures and conducted them through
The building, showing them all the sights
and explaining to them many interesting
historical facts The girls regretted the
absence Of Mrs Haskell, for whom they had
formed a warm regard. After leaving the
capitol, the girls were Joined by the young
ladies of st. Demands Academy, and all
marched in procession to Masonic Hall, to
see the Fair, where they enjoyed them
selves hugely until after O'Clock, when
they returned to their homes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-04
EupepfTc.

We are under obligations TO Mr. NJ
Kean, Of the Maxwell House, for his kind
remembrance of our sanCtum last night.
4 rich sample of the elegant banquet Of the
Medical Society was sent in and served up
by the attaches Of the Office in grand style
who ale TO the health and drank 10 the sue
cess of the generous donor. Long may lac
live 10 dispense such princrly hospi, slllirs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-04

rising barometer, and win probably extend
Southwark over the interior Of the Southern
States. Cloudy weather, with rain win
probably continue over the South Atlantic
and Gulf States. Brisk nOrtherly winds
are probable for the lower lake region to-
night. Dangerous winds are not antici-
pIted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-04
An OcfOgenariau.

Rev. Mr.. AkerS, uncle Of Mr. Albert
Akers, clerk of the Circuit Court, is in the
city and is stopping at No. 30 Vine street.
The reverend gentleman has, for three
quarters ola century, been an active worker
in the cause of religion. lie is yet hale
and hearty, and received visits yesterday
from a host of friends who reside ia Nash
villa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-04

The following convicls were recriYed
here Yesterday: From MrNairy county,
Andrew G. Whet, malicious shooting, two
years Imprisonment; James Morris. horse
stealing, three years. -Four cOnyictS were
also received from Mdury county, one Lf
whom, convicted of wife murder, is said Ia
he insane, and viii most likely be sent 10
the Asylum
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-04

Blank {. indicates no report; cipher 10y sta
tIOnary; minus g. tendency to fall; plus I'D ten
dency TO rise. W. s. KAUFMAN, observer.
The river continues to recede at this
point, with 4 feet inches on the Shoals.
Weather cloudy and rainy.
There were no arrivals yesterday up to
dark.
The Lawrence was hourly expected, and
will be found in port this morning. This
steamer returns to Cincinnati this evening
at 4 o'clock, Capt. John Farrell in com
mand.
The G. w. Thomas departed for Evans
vile.
The Tyrone cleared for Cairo.
The Ella Hughes departed for the Upper
Cumberland.
The MaIlie Ragon from Evansville and
Umpire from Upper Cumberland are ex-
pected.
STATE OF THE WEATHER..
TeIeSrapAie Report from Signal Ssrvics C6rps, q
~ a of OhesSnaf5oyR EfA o3eIart ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-04

BUSTARD.-Yesterday April 3, Of paralysis,
HENRY BUsTARD, aged y years
Funeral from the Cathedral at O'Clock this
Thursday morning
"RsqtisscGt iB pace"
st. Louis Republican please copy.
PAULA * o'clock yesterday morning,
Mrs. WINNIE W., wife Of VIM. II. Paul, at their
residence, y miles from the city, near the Ne
lensYille Pike.
The friends are invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of Isaac Paul, Esq, South
College street, at 10 O'Clock this (Thursdayl
morning.
serYlees tY Rev. j. b. Stephens.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-04
Prof. Morse and the photographers.

1t is earnestly desired that all telegraph
operators and other telegraph employees in
Nashville and vicinity meet at the Western
Union Telegraph Office at , O'Clock p. NJ.
to-day for the purpose Of unitedly and ap-
propriately expressing their SORROW for The
death of Prof. 5. +. B. Morse.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-04

Having identified myself with the popu-
lar and well-known Dry Goods House of
G. Rice & Co., No. 81 College street, will
be pleased to see all my friends and former
customers, and viii make it their interest
by calling. can exhibit splendid stock
of goods at right prices.
SUMNER KIRKPATRICK,
Formerly of R. T. kirkpatrick & Co.
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Small Children Wanted.-One thous-
and small children wanted to wear the
BEAUTIFUL PIQUE AND LINEN SUITS we
have just opened. Bring them along to be
fitted at the store.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-$S30,0 900 In
gold drawn every seventeen days. Prizes
cashed and information furnished. The
highest rates paid for doublOons, all kinds Of
gold and silver, Spanish bank bills, Govern
ment securities, etc. Taylor & Co., Bank
ers, No. 16 Wall street, New York.
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