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TUE TEXAS PACIFIC.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 13.-Thos. A.
Scott and Gen. Dodge passed through this
city this evening en- route for Texas to or
ganize an engineer corps for the Texas
Pacific railroad,
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Sherman.

Gen. VIM. T. Sherman was presented TO
Emperor Francis Joseph to-day by Hon.
Jno. Jay. Gen. VIM. T. Sherman will
dine tonight with Count Androssy, Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs. Sherman viii soon
depart for Paris, where he viii be Joined by
Lieut.. Frederick D. Grant.
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We haven't room this morning for SEN
asor Wilson's letter Of acceptance which is
coming by telegraph and threatens to fill
column.
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AUSTRIA.
The North Pole,

VIENNA, June 13.-A dispatch from
Bremen announces that the Austrian polar
expedition has sailed from that port for the
the Arctic ocean,
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The captain of a trading vessel, having
some contraband goods on board which he
wished to land, said to an Exciseman whom
he knew, "If were to put half-crown
piece upon each of your eyes, could you
see?" The answer was, "No; and if l had
another upon my mouth, L could not
speak,"
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CoTToN continues quiet in New York
at 264e for middling, according to oar cy-
pher kilograms.
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That the vote of Tennessee on the 9Th
of November will show a very large major
lily for the Presidential ticket which heads
our columns, if Greeley and Brown remain
ON the track until that time, is no more TO
be douSted than the revolution of the planet
upon its axis.-BdiH1er.
True. But the electoral ticket which
heads tbe Banners columns viii not get
Len thousand votes in Tennessee, p. p.
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Railway nts-Hairbreadth Es-
caDes.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, June IA train with
an excursion party was thrown off the track
near Hithfeld, Mimi, by a COW, and the
passenger and baggage cars went over a
steep embankment. Several were seriously
but not fatally injured.
Another accident occurred on the Winona
and St. Peters road at MonkatO, Yesterday;
a passenger train ran into freight train;
several cars were smashed but no one hurt.
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Ignorance is not so bad as error; the
former is blank sheet on which we may
write, but the latter is a scrubbed one from
which we must first erase. Ignorance is
content to stand still; it goes in the wrong
direction.
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THE TURF.
The AseOtt Cup.

The AscOIt UP
LONDON, June I3.-At the Ascot meet
ing to-day, the gold cup was won by Hen
~, FaVonius second, Hanna third.
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| CACSuIlOu lOA1 a uCUI VI udul1Sc
GREELEY AND BROWN

stock is going up very rapidly. In fact l
have not heard of Democrat that does not
think the Baltimore Convention ought to
endorse their nomination. 1t is no time for
a split in the opposition. There are enough
people in the United States opposed to
Grant to beat him by an Overwhelming
majority if they will just unite on COM
mon ticket. Il.
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Command your temper, lest it command
you, H'
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SMITH COUNTY.
CrOps-sheep and DOgsLPOIrtIcs.

CrOps-Sheep and DOgs-POlftics.
Correspondence of the Union and American.
GRANT, Smith county, Tenn, June 8,
1S72.-Thinking perhaps few lines from
an old subscriber might be of some interest,
| have concluded to dot down a few of the
most important items of interest il our
section of country.
This is a very busy time Of year for the
farmer, for harvest time is at hand. We
have already commenced cutting bar
ley and wheat. The cereal crops are
only tolerable good with us. We
have had too much dry weather
for small grain. Last night and this morn
ing we have had very fine rain. 1t will
hep oats very much, Corn is looking very
well, considering the cold backward spring.
DOG LAW.
Ours is great country for sheep if we
had protection from the worthless dogs that
prOWl over the country day and night seek
ing what they may devour. The best dog
law that we can have is to make every
person that owns a dog responsible
for the damage he may commit. 1t
is not right for person 10
own dogs and allow them to proWl around
and damage their neighbors without being
responsible for the damage. Let the Legis-
lature pass law and not exempt anything
from execution from debt of damsge from
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GOLD is steady liz New York at 1870
ia
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TIE Grant TICKET.

The Cincinnati Enquirer insists that the
Grant organs have not given the full ticket
nominated at Philadelphia. Here it is
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The finest hair casts shadOw.-GOethe.
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, MISSISSIPPI. SATURDAY MAR0a % 1872

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publ u .npuy aftt rho
nod iaor HplrtIFJu. ala'i .u. ey
lay .ui. hl mstk tr ImIt rH
uour.4y ..a.i Oft .it sfrei. aflI
make correct fgl bp.k anl .f
uhrair of sand suyg 'bnt thy fr.
port their rr,,ctluga go tio naAt
lreriut ol lhg litH Dr m'Ir
action t.rrcB. amlo.ta mrt.Gt
Irr.u' ibclt lt5..p1ut uf yNuucs lu.
uutl bro ihceA,,biiou Vt 'heif com
mi-s.uh.
O,lcrel .atNh,rycf thtC0u 'a.
bic shall Hud tcuca Or other Oh
Gmgtons iU ~ upon any pnbi.c
street, be- shall forthwith uitiIy Tie
owners ol such fcucp. or obstruciDnl
10 remove Tie same ofi or ont a
such street by the 18Th day Of April,
1872; aud Il no owner be found, or
in default OF such removal BY the
owner when notified. within the time
specified, the Constable shall rcmov.
the same at the expense OF the Core
porltion, the cost OF removal to be
taxed against and recovered Of the
owner or property us provided for
by law.
II being suggested to the BoaId
that the term OF office vi the cotton.
wcigher ofthe Corpo, alton, ". @.
Mubry, will cxt ire on the lst day of
April next, 1t is ordered that said
W. q. Mabry be and is hereby re
appointed as such cotton-weigher tor
the period OF six months from the
lst day Of April next, to.wit until
the lst day Of October, 1872, upor
his qualifying according TO law.
The Mayor reported Sil 90 the
amount of fines collected for the
mouth of February,
The Board then adjourned.
ID. B. MollENRY, Mayor.
Attest
7. L. MooRE, Clerk.
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Masonic


HdIkfr q. a, ftapttr .No. ~,
Regular Convocations lst Monday in each
month at o'clock, p. m
Il. NcGEnEE, Ii. p
j. G. HARRISON, Sccy.
sARDIs LODGE No. 307 T. "A. NJ
Stated Communication third Thursday
night in each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, W NJ.
J. N. WADDEi, Sccy.
Sardls Chap er, No. H.
Order of the Eastern Star. Regular meeting
Arst Thursday nigh, in each month.
Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson,
Worthy Matron,
Mrs NJ. b. Wright
|@ Sec'y.
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From pomcroy's Democrat
Wicked Sixteen.
nj sALLIE A. BROCK.
She saucily said,
Az she lifted her head.
There is nothing to me in creation,
In delight will compare,
frankly declare,
With delicate little Irritation.
BY the light of the moon,
On an evening In June,
lnhaling the breath Of its roses
oh, delicious it is,
With my soft haad in his,
While ! list as his story discloses.
"Tben drink in his sighs,
As his dark flashing eyes,
Like the stars in the midnight are glistcniDg
And the stars all above,
Scem too, making love,
While TO his rash vows am listening.
Bat alaek must own,
Ny heart 1t is stone,
For TO love him Is out Of the question
: The thought makes me smile,
Though il never, the while,
Shall trouble my daily digestion.
II 10 cruel, they say,
Du. what woman, Ipray,
In her moment Of power does not wicld il
r would be stupii at brst.
4 Il unst be contest
For these .winses Of conscience 10 yield y.
"They roll up their ey,s,
10 sanity surprise,
Aud tell me lie will never survivci III
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NHha aHt e..f-f
WU.roUr itt. uiHr Nufr.
Weeds tHus trir t.is ihnautb fgJal r.r b
SO hftri. bash is rieurs hons.
Nhai ehecri buf, ihs r,Bmid
Who.s ll.' iraa.. there + bid
liibesc. ihs m1,ier r'ce tl,
Vuch morr lhc tribes whom lhr, artih, "
from whence they rams no insn cnn tel,
Nor vhithrr yani he'd lite ,bs dew.
The same destruction now as then.
Max q. obsolete these oatwon ueu.
The red man, whom oar hardy ,rcs
Found in possession Of the land
Who builtin wood. hi. wigwsm frs,
And smoked bis pipe or. bow In hand,
Crep, on IN, wild deer, or the hear
Ortrucked The panther to bis lair;
Who, g,iu aud hard Of heart Al best
Daubed in his wr-paint stole away
With twenty devils ia hi. BREAST
10 where his hatca focmau Lay;
Whom, II asleep he could not find,
And hi, strong arms ig piujyns bind,
10 burn him at the dreadful Stake
lie would devote to sudden DEATH
As suddcnIy his scalp would take,
And mock the rattle in hi, breath
Then, If poppooyc and squaw he saw,
Would massacre poppoo'c and sqnaw
These bronze harbariaus Of the Past,
Cast in the mouds Of hell, are gone;
Their world was wanted; far aud fast
We drove them towards the setting sun.
Ayc,--aud IL future need should be,
We Il drown them IN the western sea-
With iron nets we hold their trail
They find us whcrcso'cr they 60;
Though fierce, they cannot make us quail,
Nor match the rifle with the bow
We'll give them graves, and let them try
The happy hunting grounds on high
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Proceedings or the Beard of Mayer
and Aldermen CT the town OF
Asu-Jto

Proceedings OF the Beard of MayeI
and Aldermen OF the town o
SardiS.
Regular meeting, first Monday il
March, 1872.
| The Board met at the Office Of thl
Mayor. pressnt-D. b. McIIenry
Mayor; w. b. Locke and S. X
Blann, Aldermen. NJ. j. Williams
Constable.
Abscnt-W. d. lIehin and G.
Clarke, Aldermen, and p. L. Moore
Clerk. NV
There being business on hand
which required the action Of a full
attendance, on motion, the Boat d
adjourned until Saturday, the 9th
day of March, 1872, 5 o'clock P. NJ
d. h. McIlENnY, Mayor.
SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1872, 8P. NJ.
The Board met pursuant 10 adj
jonrnnicnt,
Prcseut-D. j.. McIIcury, Mayor
W. d. llehin, ". B. Locke, :. Il.
BIann, and &. Clarke, Aldermen.
VI. j, Williams, Constable. Z. T..
Moore, Clerk.
The Board was called to order by
the Mayor, and the following pro-
ceedilgs were had, to,wit:
Ordered that Locke & Rice be al
lowed $22 30 for covering old well,
hauling lumber, removing dead
carcass, and for lumber furnished for
bridges, as per account presented,
ard that the same be paid out OF the
common fund of the Corporation.
Ordered that NJ. }. Williams, Con-
stable, be allowed the sum of $50
for cx-otficio services as policeman
Of the town Of Sardis, from January
18th to the 29th day Of February,
1872, as per account filed, to be paid
out or the town treasury.
Ordered that the sum of So 80 be
allowed to NJ. j. Williams, for lum-
Der furnished for bridges, coal fur
nishcd for use and benefit OF the Cor
poration, and ndrcmoving dead carcass,
as per account filed
Ordered that G. w. Grumble be
allowed the sum of s. for cutting
ditch from Lee street, down ---
street, to be paid out of the town
treasury.
Ordered that Henry Ellis be al
lowed the sum Of one dollar for re-
moving two dead carcasscs from
public street, and that o warrant
issue to him on the town treasury
for said amount.
Ordered that Messrs. Fitzgereld
& Hall be allowed the sum OF S55 for
professional services rendered this
Board OH behalf Of the Corporation,
as per account filed, and that war
rant issue to them for said amount,
payable out of the town treasury.
Ordered that q. Clarke be all
lowed the sum Of S121 90, IN full
for work done and services rendered
in making cul'erts, bridges and
leyees on Lee street, at aud near the
intersection and terminus Of Water
street, as per his contract with this
Board; but that no warrant issue to
him for said amount until he shall
have filed with the Mayor or the
Clerk OF this Board the certificate OF
the Commissioners appointed in this
behalf, that said work has been COM
plcted according to contract, and re-
ceiyed by them.
Ordered that $. X. Blann and
Gerald Clarke be appointed COM
ml s.oners Of this Board, and as
such, directed to examine and view
the prcscn.. boundaries Of Leestrcct,
and Instructions Of the same; to cs-
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THAT HANDSOME HUMBuG.
7. L. MooRE, Clerk.
ny LoTTlE BROWN.

ltwas sharp, cold night; dreary
dull night, that sent in through the
car door with every opening, chilly
searching, cutting blast, that made
the tired travellers curl up closer ia
! their wraps, and wish with more inn
patience and discontent that they
were at home, or somewhere, where
| there was warm fires and comiorta-
| BILE couches.
There was great bundle rolled
up in one scat; a big baudle of hu>
manity it was, with II shawl of gor-
gcous colms tucked all about it;
warm furs bundled up to the very
throat, and a bright, ghy eolored
scarf wound ali around the sltapoIy
head and face. fai Hd Hi s.n.1,
And beside all this, there Nas;g
portly portmauteau on the opposite
seat another shawl Of white and
scarlet, and q roll Of papcrs aud mag
azines. But there was a frctfiil, nm
comfortable look about the bundle,
IN spite Of all ihc4e luxurious nc-
compartments and il anybody took
tho trouble to look at it they received
the impression at once, that ii con-
tanned a deal OF weariness and nory,
ousness.
There had been many miles left
behind, and everybody was getting
out of spirits, and sick ut heart;
when all at once at way station,
the door was opened, and little
crowd, all fresh and sparkling, came
in with a deal Of noise and hustle,
and recklessly turned back seats,
ami laid back bundles IN the own
ers' laps with freedom quit, as
tonishing.
Two Of the party-two dressy,
frowsie-headcd girls, came up to the
seat occupied by the scarlet shawl,
the portmanteau and papers, and
with only a glance at the living bum
die opposite, laid the shawl back,
the portnanteau and bundle on the
rack above, and turned the seat over
with a crash.
There was !. movement and the
great wraps fell away and from be-
meath the tiny velvet hat, a pair Of
sharp, rather indignant black eyes
flashed out. Then the rest Of the
face made it appearance, and showed
round, fair cheeks, very pale and
beautiful; a scornful little mouth,
and q very saucy, well-modeled
chin.
"Come, Mr.. Aver" called tile
protticst of the two girls, designa-
ting a fne.looking man who was
standing little way down, evident
ly in search Of Il scat. "lIere's one.
righ. behind us, COME"
For moment there was move
ment on the part Of the pale stran-
ger, as though she was about to
spring up and seize that impertinent
girl BY the cliignon and demolish it;
but then there was evidently a sec
ond AID more consideratc thought,
and she settled back, saying through
her set teeth;
"Such bold impudcnce!"
T" Il this seat t.engagedg" ~ W
1t was a very agreeable voice, and
contained so much defercpce and
calmncss that she looked up wish
quite degree Of good nature, and
answered: III I'll
.No. Sit down. fA M
lie was very nice. IIe had fine
eyes, and reddish brown mnstache,
scrnpulsnsIy brushed and aaint.ly
arranged. lie wore ! tall, shining
hat, q fight overccat, and ianltless
linen and one white hand from
which the kid glove had been re-
moved, was elegantly jcwclcd with !
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Sti SolnsIr llansII sllr.


fatatt fair Ib tl .ta.e. f.uH
z. rfaH'hf H.aY
sifa aIseIff. tH
HtTi 40 trtrguIt.
Nnr HruraI I.n '.H.t afst lnrnmr. $3.50.
.ash llai.nsI usrfiInH. fG
Airt fIsmenn 'of hf.. a.fNfuI ...t
U'ts
Marriage dt''srF fI fr0f ums
fhta 'en lacsafe, aadusl talUn,.. ..ts.s.f
y .nlaf alttftsi1s atr
Ail sd,c0iaemraH H agir r.rrraI
ebtfacfRr SD. ts charge lh ris of ,strfy
sents per line
Ediiurip' noiiet. "a local guiumu. twcut fts
cents per line
JuB WORK Of ever, description done with
neaturss sh.l diqtich
Advertisements payable iE advance, sud job
Work on delivery.
~ CoRsUfoSnEyrs.- -Wriic rlain. With ink
anil an bu' one sid, Of ht sheet. Ten lines OF
ordinary manuscript, on letter paper, will make
one squire.
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lgs lsh aal "a ffsssf Ikss
ssf. anf b .sYeg g-sss4 : sm
fNsi whsH fssssial hspes ed
yeiHlsfal nsgsrsiiuag sefs Al .Ia
hlykesf leieh. tllffs VS. 4 aash, sg
'tse .Yn, aaI ~ JULIEN iss5lay8f
WatgHr. sgi - uasa il8sssbf
dsila N5ish ~ ss "A aig fsnsly
4Aie asd MI Nie Nslkos aaa iiis
flly sprvtis sud sslasbls levels.
THUS We hpd them IN the rVBy
warmth 0l the Fal'of, sailing over
ilcif lusa, sod shameful dimW,oint
mcui, and watching tor the somit
of their weshhy Nov iofs sos-in,
With minglo feelings Of ehsgfin and
pleasant anticipation.
After little, there va. a souhd
" horses feet N the street, and The
btc hmiiy cOupe drew up, and
white fiee leoke,l Ahxisasly ont.
"Oh, there shc is !! There's Cara"
anil tle erotclIct work went down
on the carpet, snd the two girls Hew
10 the door
II was u very gorgeous, bat very
detected bundle, that came slowly
up the steps, aud suffered itself to bc
led, or halt Nrue Into tho parior.
"Why Clara, dear, Why cousin
How III you look This Is Nellie. a
your oldest cous.r. | am floy,"
said that chatty individual. lsi.F.
The white tree turned around, and
cviuced quite a degree Of interest,
"Why, | lhongIt you were at
IL ani Clara told the story o.
the two saucy ii,.aways. Z ,piiiul ,vl
"iiow horrible ls.
"Robbed?'
~of al HI; money, my plain rhig,,H'
aud ms watch and chi,m. ekelhS
DO you know George Ayerl'h.-irnp-
-George AVER, no.'l ,aA, s4,tll..
Isn't no Uncle Marstor's pcpLewl"
shripked Clara,
"No! Papa has no ncphews." -
Clara lifted her eyes Ia horror. s
"Why, there he n. There's Geo.
Aycrn aud tile trembling hsad
pointed straight VI the .pi.tpr. oyer
} a., ,,.o,tal
They laughed, and Nellie sat dovs
III The nearest chaif. = taaH our
THAT n s5dhen AaymcnA, s.d b.
carried off our l'lass and jewulry,Ya
sud Floy.l, lila lliaiul .j.aasoap
THAT'S Gsorgc Aver, n,'l he DO.
stolen ny,Yatch aud money" cried
Cara. 1fIow dil'he Know me! lie
kiiew ny danic ana all uboutlhic.' =
"Yes, rhe r.scni. He kunw yon
we're expae.edon tAe 10th, and that
you Ind lots of, mo oJcyY ,s,.yi,gi.s,. VA
Clara gypaned. lie had proniacd
10. meet her at diancr, when hca
nnaed hsrinto The coupe -anl after
III, ilclwas only a'aaean thidf, Who
mad lettnothing tor her peucy. and
ssliabiss buta phip gold ring. Ait
lTp eqt,a long story shoyf, Ict me
,ay that George A yer, allAs Julien
IsaymChd, was never aftefxard secn.
yeltlIei wsvthej jekelsS the sfanilj1
Jissc, MnsG Glars wasah sa4 Appeys
,ri lthat, elegant 6plitaigp diampild.s
AnaINAen Clan held opt her band
o rnclc Marstcn,, dsklng allow
nlurll u 'tliat riiig Worth " aaMt
Fbclc MArsteA reIaicdy +aSoutItsw
cnss, my laar.' sllsifeIL thst inslk
ad dbeen added 10 ipipryai.qpd that
er burden Of both Yas Morc than
he could bear.
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i Toasts andEentincntS MI
,fny tho honest heift navsr know
Distress ,l III yg,i l.wn ,sl ~,
May we bc slaves to nothing but
our duty. '''
May care be strangerwhcro sir
tue resides. ila aiFe .7teI .aes4
May hemp bindt tllosc wkOR honor
Canli0t ~ IHas aS.3a
May our prudence secure u
friends, bnt enable US to live without
their assistance. ss
May sentiment never b. sacrificed
BY the tougsH ossdocgit. As ssa
May our iAappiusss be sipcere, and
our joys, lasting,
May the smiles of collidgar tslici~
ty couipclis a.e The fiowisof fortune.
May the tcar Or seiisibilify nsssr
cease to fl0M ffiNl u. slait .yr,1...
May theproall,toI pgetermept b,
faauapy none Lut tslAsss tAOsa I'M WIG Y. a.
May' Il liberal hand nave ,iseo
access to the purse II plssey. sdi
Il May the,linpulss of gcncrWity
rsverbs checksl by the power of
necessity. ia - ...,.s
!. May wf. always forget when xe
forgive an injury, VIZ Y Hs'A
May ythea feeling 'led's pssssss tho
fortune the misssabars. i,. VI
ohlsy vsrdrawIl upon contsnt tor
the deficiencies Of fortune.
May I.npa.hAt the Rhysicisn wl1Oa
(IealaslisY tho, Iisaess, I'll !.
L May the single Be hffyied, and
the married happy 7h7 "A
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Rates Of Commission Charged for
Money Orders.
On orders not exceeding S20............,i0 cts
Over $50 and not exceeding S30.........l5 cts
Over $50 and not exceeding S40........s0 ct.
Cser $40 and lot exceeding $50. ......25 ct,
No fractions of cents to be introduced in eu
Order
nre"r United States Treasury notes or Nation.
al Bank Notes only received orpaid.
JN. WADDEY, r. NJ
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Courts.
CHANCERY COURT,

CHANcERY COURT.
Meets Ind Monda, in January April, July
aud October, and holds 2 weeks.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets ih Mondays Of March, July and No
'ember, and holds Two weeks.
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Religious.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Services at tie courthouse on the 9Th Sum
day in each month BY Elder T, W. CAsgEy.
CATHOLIC CHUECH.
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CATHOLIC cil.

Services at the Catholic church
4th Sunday. in each month by Rev,
Father Wise.
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BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services every ls and 3rd Sundays Rev.
c. B. Young, Pastor,
METHODIST CHURCH.
Services every lst, 3rd, 4th and 9Th Sundays
by the Rev. i. s Petway
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sard,s-- Services by the Rev. DR.. ". Mitch
ell, ind and 4th, Sabbath at Sardis, at Como
on lst and 3rd, Sabbaihs Of each month.
BAPTIST CHURCH BATEsyiLLE.
Services on the lsi Sunday in each month, at
II o'clock, a IN, by Rev. Robt Maclin, Presby-
tetian.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Services every Ind and lth Sundays Eov
D. G. Doak Pastor.