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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-01

Cumberland with 147 hhds. tobacco. a
small lot ofcorn, together with apple brandy,
LARD, feathers, rags, bacon, eggs, chill ens
and other things. OF the tobacco bought
down, there are 4S hbds. tor Nashville. 1
Tor Louisville, ! for Paducah and 81 for
I New Orleans.
The John Lumsden did not leave until
yesterday morning. She crrried out I79
| hhdS- tobacco for New Orleans.
The Lawrence cleared for Cincinnati ana
the AGA Heilmsn for Evansville.
The Tyrone arrived last night, and Is the
regular packet for Cairo to-day at 4 P. n.
Capt. Tom Harmon IS the Master awhere-
or and the Hard Brothers are In the Of
fee.
The Umpire has brought the largest
number OF hOgsheads tobacco for Nashville,
and is entitled to the horns.
The popular Eddyvile, Capt. Tom Ry-
man, leaves for the upper Cumberland this
evening at O'Clock. The courteous w.
K Gracey is IN the Ofice.
Tue Nashville Board Of U. S. INSPECTORS
yesterday revoked the license Of W. r. Cup
Ion, pilot, for drunkenness, and suspended
the license Of Robert Boss for 80 DAYS for
intoxication.
SPRING FIGHTs on THE RIVIERA dik-
neulty occurred on the stsamer Lawrence
yesterday between Robert Boss, pilot, and
VIM. Myers, engineer, both Of the steamer
Ada Heilman. The difficulty had its origin
IN the suspension Of the former By the In
spectors. Myers, it appears, was the pria-
cipal witness, and his statement so displeased
Boss that be went for him. During the en-
gagement Capt. Farrell got his dsfder up
because the belligerents saw proper to
light II out on his steamer. He took =
hand IN the melee, and dealt furious blows
upon the puglists, and By his onslaught
separated the parties. While this listla
''brigazee was going on, three Of the cabin
boys on the Ada Heilman were playing the
same sort Of game, and fights appeared to
be more plentiful than freights. What's
the matter with our Cincinnati line.
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The Baptist TheoIOgIcaI seminary

The Baptist Theological Seminary
The subscriptions to the Baptist Theol-
ogical Seminary, in this city, amount, in
round figures, to $4,000. The names on
the list show considerable interest among
all classes of citizens, in securing the lOca-
ton or the Institution in Nashville. The
largest single subscription is $1,000. Lib
eral donations in land have been offered;
among them a twenty acre tract, by the
Barrow heirs, including an elevated build
ing site, on the Char. otte pike about two
miles from the city, and eight acres in beau
tiful Melrose Park, by Mrs. Hon. Aaron V.
Brown. Further subscriptions will I'M
doubleday be made, and persons desiring to
subscribe, who have not been called on by
members of the committee, can leave their
names at the jewelry store of Gates s. POhl-
man, or at. the drug store of Demcvills &
Co. /: Is matter of general importance,
as We have heretofore said. We want the
Baptist Theological Seminary, the Presby-
teriau Publication House, and the great
Central University of the Methodists. The
advantages of each institutions, in pecu-
mary point of view, are large, while the
moral and social advantages are incalcula-
bic.
Atlanta, Memphis, Chattanooga and
other places are bidding high for the Bap
list school, but Nashville possesses such
superior attractions in many respects that
we hope to carry the day by showing a
willingness to furnish e suitable site, and
a sufficient amount of money TO erect nee
essary buildings, even against larger bids.
1t is the intention of the denomination,
after a location and buildings have been Sc
cured, whether at Nashville or some other
place, to call upon the Baptists Of the South
for an endowment fund Of half million
dollars, and with the extensive member
shin in the Southern States, such an effort
ought 70 be successful. In addition to the
subscriptions here, for the buildings, the
Baptists in other portions of this State will
contribute literally. 1t Is supposed the
buildings will cost at least one hundred
thousand dollars.
1t may not be improper 10 state that very
liberal donations will be made, either to the
building or to the endowment fund, by
certain parties in the North, who formerly
lived in the South, as soon as the location
of the Seminary shall be finally decided.
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What was Itf

A few days ago a young lady, while
promenading one Of the many beautiful
streets Of our city, accidentally met with a
domestic misfortune which was 40 less than
dropping one of the several inside garments
which underlie Dolly Warden. A rude
fellow who happened to pass along that way
picked 1t up, and in manner no less awk-
ward than iudcrous, presented It to the
lady, who declared she was not the owner,
despite the II swar you are" Of the gal
liant finder. Being unable to induce the
lady to acknowledge its ownership, the
finder carried it home, and not knowing
what It was, gave It to his wife, who, after
making three shirts for her husband, had a
yard and one quarter LEFT. What was that?
Further this deponent sayetb not.
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of course would not be entitled to vote, as
he could only do that in the diocese of South
Carolina.
Rev. Mr.. Bradley gave notice of the IN
PRODUCTION of proposed new canon on the
subject Of convocatiOn. Ordered printed.
The following were admitted as dele
gates
Trinity church, Mason-Richard B. Som
erville, ]. F. Jet aud Stephen W. Malone.
st. Johns KnoxviIle-J. G. Sheppard,
VIM. N. Baxter and Joseph T. Hough.
Alternates-A, J. Risks, E. ]. Sanford
and ". r. futile.
Rev. Mr.. Parsons presented the applica-
ton Of the Church Of the Good Shepherd
for admission.
Rev. Mr.. Hines-Do 1 understand that
that Is a motion TO make the parish indie
pendent Of the cathedral in Memphis
Rev. Mr.. Parsons-This is an application
for the admission Of the parish into union
with the convention as an independent
parish. On motion the subject was made
the special order for to-day after the read
ing Of the minutes.
Adjourned until $50 this morning.
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This place OF amusement was re-opened
last night with an entire new company,
among whom are several very clever ar
tistes including Mrs. Post, Mrs. Russ ell,
Mr. Thornton, and the charming little biiou
actress Miss Jenny Wilmore, who in her
personation Of Statue Blanche has few II
any superiors. The Duet at the close OF
the piece, "Apple ofmy eye" was loudly
spplanded. The audience last night was
very fair for gloomy night, and with good
weather tonight we may expect to see q
big crowd.
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hon AaVeFtlsementa.

Berry, DemoviIle s. Co, wholesale drug.
Rists, advertise Hunts Rangum Root L.ini-
ment.
Sozodont for the teeth.
Thirsty persons should read the soda
Wster card Of Wharton, at 3S Union street.
Gen. Joel A. Battle, Superintendent State
Prisons, solIcits sealed proposals for build
Ing additions 70 Warden's residence, etc.
Administrator and dry goods sale at 10
O'Clock this morning By Yestman, Shields
& Co.
D. HiIman a Sons want good laborers
10 work ct the Iron Works on the Cumber-
land river. Apply ct 81 and "a North Mar
ket street.
Eddyville for upper Cumberland at P.
n. to-day.
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NOtice-The firm of Combs & Groomes,
Funeral Undertakes, No. SO North Cherry
street, are not connected, directly or IN
directly, with r. II. Groomes & Co., and
we will be accountable for our own acts.
We ara not agents for anybody, and conse-
ouently can offer greater Inducements than
Ben. F. Groomes. We have a full stock Of
all the latest and best styles of Gases,
Caskets, Hearses, Carriages, and everything
necessary for first-class funerals, and viii
furnish them lower than any other house
in the city. All we ask is a trial; and we
court competition from r. H. Groomes g.
Co, or anybody else.
apll7 eodlm COMBS & GRoosRs.
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Wac DEPARraSu4,
oT1IOn OF THE CHEZ SIsEAL OBPToHR.
WAsHTHsToN, d. O., April 30, 1874

Pro5dbilities.-1'he lowest barometer
VIII continue moving ezstwardly from Lake
Superior into Canada. Brisk and probably
high westerly winds viii prevail over the
upper lakes region and extend TO the lower
lakes region during tonight and Wednesday
morning. Cloudy and threatening weather
with rain will probably extend over the
Southern and Middle States during to-
night, and over New England on Wednes-
day. Rising barometer, northwesterly winds.
and clearing weather viii prevail over the
upper lake region and to the Ohio Valley.
Cautionary signals continued on the lakes.
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At a regular meeting Of Hope Lodge No.
/, 1. o. G. T., April 30, the following off
GERS were elected for the ensuing quarter:
\ w. NJ. Long, W. T. G.
Miss MoIiie Hede, W. V. T.
w. c. Daugherty, w. See'y.
w. II. F. Lgon, Jr., w. F. S. .
Mrs. w. II. T. Lyon, w. T.
r. T. Creighton, W. M. Ea
n. J. Gibson, w. Chap.
Jno. Cronin, W. ]. G.
W. b. Sloan, w. o. G. lrs
Miss s. Creighton, r. 81. S. T g
Miss Maud Flsurisb, l.. b. S. es
Miss Ada Lyon, Asst Sec'y.
Miss Callie McNabb, W. D. NJ.
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ladies' Complete Outflts.-We now
have our house full of ladies' made-up
Walking Suits, elegant Dresses, Robes, and
Underwear of every description. Ladies'
Wear Of all kinds made to order at shortest
notice. THOMPSON Bros. & KELLY,
ap30 5t Summer street.
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Capt. 3. B. Turpin, one Of the brsg
sbots Of the country, has opened shooting
gallery in the Maxwell House basement,
entrance on Cherry street. The Captain
can ring the bell every pop, and Is such an
expert with the pistol that The young man
who attends the gallery holds out a card
aud allows him to Gro at It.
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The Purest and sweetest Cod Liver On
IN the world is Hazard & CaswelPs, made
on tbs sea shore, from fresh selected liyers.
BY Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York. It
Is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken 1t prefer 1t to all others.
For sale by all druggists.
mn30 Paw sateEWed II
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efh Dfnsrset.
The voters Of lie ota clFil dlttrict aes re-
spectfuIly requested to meet at their voting
place on Thursday evening, May 2, for the
purpose Of electing delegates to the County
Convention. .1Eo. FL. BURKE,
A. NJ. TENSION,
d. APRIL 80, 1872. COMMITTEES.
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The Atmosphere Of Love Is a pure,
sweet breath. This desideratlIm is one Of
the results of using SOZODONT, which
not only invigorates and preserves the
teeth, but renders the mouth ss fragrant as
a rose. mY1 q Iyed6sat
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Street Sprinkling.-AI parties deSir-
ing to have the street sprinkled in front of
their place of business or residence, over
any portion Of Nashville south Of Church,
and including Church street, can have the
work done by notifying me at my Office,
No. South Cherry street.
Respectfully, /. W.. CARPENTER
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Royal HaTana LOtteFY. $4,000 In
gAd drawn every seventeen days. Prizes
Ashed and information furnished. The
Highest rates paid for douhloons, al kinds OF
gold and silver, Spanish bank bills, Govern
ment securities, etc. Taylor & Co, Bank
ers, No. Is Wall street, New York.
uYy16 dSrEtf
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To Mothers Mothers, at this season
OF the year your children are apt to be az
nlcted with worms. Give them DR.. Win
tersmith's Worm Candy or Sautoun Lozen-
ges, the most reliable yermifuge known. It
IS recommended and prescribed by our
leading physicians. ap1T tillmyIS
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The Op~a House Gold TheatreN opens
on Saturday night next, under the
management of Miss Katie Estelle. This
lady left for Cincinnati yesterday, not to at
tend the convention, but to secure a CON-
pauy, ard her hackers have authorized her
to procure the best stock that can be bad.
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81. Cloud Hotel sim OnanPs-,or

st. Cloud Hotel StiII Open.-Persons
attending the Industrial Exposition viii
find good fare and pleasant rooms.
Delightful front rooms for families.
Cheap day board FOR business men.
Do not regard the malicious repoits Of
htTetiags at the depot, who falsely assert
''There is no such Hotel" api8-lm
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Shoes, Caters, Slippers, Buskins, with
and without heels, for ladies. Children
Shoes, lace and button, in all colors.
Misses Shoes in variety. An extra stock
of gentlemen's Caters and Boots. We Offer
the BEST GOODS at the LOWEST PRICES for
CASH. Every one Is invited to examine
our stock. j. RAMAGE & SON,
ap3O 81 48 College street.
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Marriage Guide. - Interesting work.
n merOus engrzvings, "a pages. Price so
cents. Address Dr.. Butts Dispensary, II
Worth Eighth street., st. Louis, No. See
advertisement. Sep14 d&W1y
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The fare from Nashville to st. Louis has
hoen raduced BY the Nashville, Evansville
and 81. Louis air line to SI1. Passengers
VIII end this not only short but cheap
route,
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In the Probate Court yesterday, +. 6.
RYman was appointed and qualified as
guardian of Emma Ryman, minor orphan.
M. L. Higgins was appointed and quail
fed as administrator Of James Walsh, de-
ceased.
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WhartOn's Ice Cream Soda Water Is
exquisitely favored with the rch ness Of
cream and the grateful aromas of luscious
fruits. mJ1 ecGl1w
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Real Good Bargains.-We offer this
morning last seasons STYLES Of Grenadines
at twenty-five cents, worth IS cents to one
dollar. THOMPSON Bios. q KELLY,
ap30 st Summer stu ct.
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a proud father in England lately ex:
planned to a school teacher az follows
"WhEt accounts for John being SIGH bad
scholar Is that he's my sO4 by my wiss's
6rSt husband
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Infants.-The most irritable and restless
Of these tender little household buds are
charmed as 1t were into quiet and sweet re-
pose by using Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup.
apS0 lw
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Come at Last-That celebrated KeIly's
Island Cstawba Wine, which the Agents,
Slime & Birmingham, public Square, are
ready to supply to the trads at the com
pany's prices. ap14 tt
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Vim. o. Thomas is prepared 10 do all
kinds of Slate Roofing. Apply at 2S7
Church street. apl4 II
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Boiling Water cold as ice and delicious
hector, Wharton's Ice Cream Soda Water.
my1 eOdlw
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Ladies' Zinc and Leather Covered Sara
togas, also Cent? Sola Leather Trunks
cheap for cash at Duns.ead's Trunk Store,
81 College st., bet. Unian and Church sts.
ap14 tt
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President Parsons in the chair.
Mr.. r. A. Campbell, Secretary, stated
that he had been informed BY Prof. Stark
young lady pupils Of bis school would visit
the Exposition en- n1GsSe.
DESERVED THANKS.
Capt. Thatcher stated that Mr.. Jones
Superintendent Of the Southern and Adams
Express Companies, had transported a
large number o. articles, and was interest
ing himself Ia behalf Of the Exposition;
whereupOn q vote Of thanks was rendered,
and q card Of admission, with the cOmpli-
ments Of the Board, was sent to Mr. Jones,
IS sn evidences Of the appreciation enter
tanned for his kindness.
Mr.. Hensley stated that the Western and
Atlantic Raih DAD was issuing excursion
tickets from Atlanta, Georgia, to the Nash
vile Industrial Exposition for $40, which
was IS less than the rate Of fare to Allan
ia. Mr.. Hensiey said he had full assur-
snce that many people would avail them
selves OF this opportunity to visit the Expo
sitisn, and he hoped the citizens Of Nash
vile would recognize tho benefits resulting
thereby and establish friendly relations with
the visitors from the various sections of the
country.
The Board made inquiry as to the feasl-
ability Of Publishing descriptive catalogue
Of articles on exhibition, and appointed a
committee Of the following gentlemen:
Mesgrs. Parkes, French, Walker and Pugh.
Col. Walker stated that the agents Of St.
Bernard coal mine had signifed their de-
sire TO contribute a car losd of coal to the
Exposition, for the use Of the machinery,
80 as TO test the quality Of this cOmpany'S
coal. Are other companies willing to make
practical test in this manners If they
are willing, then the contribution will be
received by the Board, and the test Of all
coal be made on fair and equal basis.
The Board determined 10 open the doors
At 40 tonight, and the inaugural of the
grand enterprise will be made at 81 o clock
by welcoming address from his Excel
lency, Gov. J. c. Brown.
THE ORDER OF EXRRCISEs
viii be as follows:
OPENING PRAYER.
Music by the Band.
Authem-"The Earth Is the Lords" by
the choir, members Of the various churches
in the city and Edgefeld.
PRAYER.
Trio-Vocal.
Welcome address by His Rxcelleucr,
Gov. John G. Brown.
Duett-Vocal.
Trio-Vocal.
Music at intervals throughout the even
ing by the Post Band, which has been en-
gagged for the Exposition, and have the fol-
lowing
PROGRAMME.
l. Milwaukee Knights Templar Quick
March.
Z. Song "Then You'll Remember Me"
Bohemian Gin).
8. Waltz.
h Pclonalss.
=, ida 0elop.
Home Sweet Home, sfleE which the
'eEPs expected 10 20 home,
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Keen Coolies cream freezers, rsfige-
rators, water coolers, Crystal Spring filters,
q PHILLIPS, BUTroRrg q Co.'S -.
aVss-9 e College stFss6
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India Mattings and Floor Oil Cloths.
at popular prices, over G. Rice & Co.'s.
ap2S-f
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Call at IS Union street and refresh
yourself with q glass Of WhartonSs Ice
Cream Soda Water. my1 eod1w
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5000 Fans Just received, Of the latest
styles, at Joe Frankland's. apo 2W
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The new Cclonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is only two blocks north from q Bsp-
tist Church. ap30 1w
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Great bargains in Drygoods, Hosiery,
Linens and DOmestics at Joe. FARMLAND &
20. ap21 sat,sun&tues 3W
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Ice and Ice Chests.-I ann manufactr

5000 pairs Kid Gloves, which win be
sold q. reduced prices, at Joe FIankland's.
apo 2W
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Butchers Lightning Fly-Killer
sweeps them off and clears the house
speedily. Try It. Sold by dealers every
where. ap24 deod&w2m
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City Notices.

Hunts Rangum Root Liniment.-
Having sold tie above article for the past
six or eight molths, and finding an UMPIRE
cedented demand for il, we have been In
duced to make Arrangements with Messrs.
Hurt & Tanner by v ,hich We become SOLE
PBoPRIRTCRs, and ali orders for Hunts
Rangum Root Liniment In future must be
addressed TO
BERRY, DEMovHLG * Co.,
WholesaIG Druggists,
May !. 1t Nashville, Tenn.
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STEAMBOATS,.

~0r--.~--o~~r>S11es1s-~s~
EiOF Up the River -
Il The hne light drsught lil-slA
Passenger Steamer 60 -
EDDYTILLE,
Tom Ryman, Master, W. r Graeey. Clerk. VII
leave as above on WEDNESDAY, (tJ dav,5
at O'Clock P. n.
For freight or passage apply on board OF 20
Q. H. ARTHUR q CO., Agents. Il
EOr Cairo, Sc. LOuIs,
Il Memphis and New -IIEk II
Orleans.-The fne PaSsen- -. - u
ger steamer "TTBONE," Tom Harma6.
Master, Alex. Hard, Clerk, viii leave a. abovs
WEDNESDAY, May LIST, at o'clock P NJ
For freight or passage apply on hoard. ar N r.
3. ARTHUR & CO., or HARRISON q SON.
Agents. ap3o q
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1000 Dolly Warden ParasOls at cost
Joe Franklands. apo Wv
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Carpets and Mattings.-Just received,
Brussels, Three Ply and Ingram Carpets,
very cheap. B. T. BROWN,
APPS II Over G. Rice & Cos.
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The place to buy cheap Boots and
Shoes.-SOO pairs Ladies' fnO Kid Slippers
at zoe per pair at
TRRCY s. COLES,
apes If 21 Union street.
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Roairfor1
Oveninr OF the Opera House.

Services at st. Anne's church, Edge6elt
tonight, at O'Clock.
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Ice and Ice Chests.-I am manufacture
ing, and viii keep constantly during the
season, my weI-known Common Sense Ice
Chests.
Also, full supply of Marrow Bone and
Lake Ice, which l wiz sell at the lowest
market prices, either at wholesale or retail
ID. B. HICKS,
81 Cor. Bank and Printers Alleys.
spr2S-1w
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BLINK { } indicates no report; cipher t0) sta
tonaryi minus f-) tendency to fallf plus tfl ten
dency % rise. ". 8. KAUENAN, observer
The river has receded 20 inches e THIS
point for tbs "a hours ending yesterday
evening. Weather cloudy, with several
heavy showers during the evening.
The Ada Hsilman arrived yeltardag from
Esansvilla wifh 300 sacks c0rns, .7s
sThs Umpire arrived fom the ilEpeE
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RIVER NEWS.

Sage Of tAs River 4prll %, 1872, for ssoeuts-foa
- A0urs, esdsno a:66 p n
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Where the rivers Of pleasure flow DER the brigf
plains,


Where the rivers Of pleasure flow DER the bright
plains,
And the nOOn-tide of glory eternally reigns."
One by one her children had preceded
her through the grave and gate of death,
and she lived in constant readiness, feeling
that to depart and ito be with Christ was
far better" She had no sombre views of
death, but rejOiced in the prospect of join
ing that great cloud of witnesses who look
down on the warfare Of the militant church.
Almost the last conversation had with her
she said TO me: ''Bishop, when l die do
not let the bell be tolled, but make them
ring out merry peal, because shall have
reached my home" Her heart was full of
love for the dear Saviour, and her hand was
ever engaged in benefcent industry, and
she "was full of good works and aims
deeds" Her very excellent work, ga Bib
lical View of the Church Catechism," pub
lished in 1871, is a memorial of her indus
try, learning and devotion to the church.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-01

EABHvILLE INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE.
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Preparations for the Grand Opening
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