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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-17

Col. NJ. D. CardWell, Of Dresden, is in the
city. There is a prospect of his removing
to Nashville, because of the greater educa-
tional advantages which his children will
have in our city.
Chancellor w. S. Fleming, o. Columbia,
is in the city.
Mr.. Thomas Pritcheit, Of the Murfrees-
boro Neocs, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. 2. Helm and bride, nee, Miss Fan
ME Fulghum. have returned home from an
extended tour East.
Col. WI. Duff, Memphis, Capt. r. A.
Bennett, Gallstin, Col. Jno. L. House,
Franklin, Judge W. S. Fleming, Columbia,
Col. John Il. Savage, McMinnville, Capt.
w. n. Cowden, Lewisbnrg, Maj. 7. Z. P.
Allison, Of Williamson county, Senator
elect, EnOch Ensley, Esq, Memphis, Capt
w. II. McCauley, Montgomery county, are
registered at the Maxwell House.
The name ofIke Cox is familiar house
hold word from Chattanooga TO Hickman,
and his many friends will be sorry to hear
that he is sick, Yesterday he temporarily
resigned bis position as conductor on the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad, and
vent to bis home in MuTfTeesboro., Rest and
kind nursing viii, We hope, soon restore
him TO good beslth and active duty.
DIR. Thos. j. Grifiths, surgeon in charge
of the u. S. Marine Hopissl st Louisville,
was in the city yesterday.
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CITY NoTICEs.

There is good authority for stating that
in this country ons adult out of every six
dies Of consumption; and, indeed so preya-
lent and fatal has this disease become, that
it is dreaded as the great scourga Of the
race, and yet, in the formative s-ages all
pulmonary complaints may be readily con
trolled by resoriing promptly TO the Expee-
torant of DR.. Jayne, which soothes and
strengthens the bronchial tubes, sllaying
Inflammation and cleansing them and the
lungs of all impurities. It is certain rem
edy for coughs and colds, which, when left
to themselves, frequently bring on pulmon-
airy complaints, and it cures bronchitis ef-
fectually if taken in time, and the directions
strictly followed. 3 1t has maintained its
reputation as 4 curative fer over quarter
of century, and if those who ara threat
ened with lung diseases, or any OF those
symptoms of bronchitis or asthma, viii at
once give this standard remedy trial, they
will never regret it. Sold everywhere.
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Ne.r Advertisements.

YeStman, Shields & Co. sell great vsri-
ETY. of seasorsble dry goods, etc, Ibis morn
ing.
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant for incipient
consumption, colds, coughs, sore throat,
etc, is advertised iD to-dsy's paper.
Browns Bronchial TIoches.
DR.. Sage's CatsrTh Remedy.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm for identifying
the complexion, removing plmples, scars,
ETC., appears among our rev advertise
ments.
Thomson. Bros. IL Kelly, Summer street,
are now Offering $50 aud 50 cloaks for SO
and s.. These are black cloth clocks, and
in order to make a selection tie ladies'
should call early.
A. Se.lif, No. los Church street, sdyer-
tisss all manner of books, music and photo
Graph albums, etc.
Claiborne Lodge No. 293 T. and A. NJ
has a called meeting tonight.
Persons wishing to purchase the Illus
trated edition of We6ster's unabridged
Dictionary should read the card Of G. y o..
Merriam, publishers Of this volume, al
Springfield, Mass.
See NONRESIDENT notice by w. ID. john
son, Clerk and Master Of the ChanceTy
Court at Cehtreyilie, Tenn.
Barns * Co, Auction and Commission
Merchants, announce IN extensive auction
sale of china, glass ware, etc, TO commence
at 10 O'Clock "Wednesday morning, Dec. Ie'
Read the card Of HosLetter's stomach Bit
tels, and the warning against the imposi-
items Of poisonous fungi
A conImodious brick house with % acres
of land attached, on the Brick Church pike,
81 miles from Nashville is offered for rent,
by Gee. Mizell, at Furman q Co.'s.
Among our new advertisements Will be
- found that of Orange Judd q Co., publish
ars at }45 Broadway, New York, who notify
the public that they will send that excellent
paper, Hearth end Home, whose literary,
miscellaneous and illustrated depal tments
are interesting, elegant and tirst-class, al
very low prices. Read the advertisement
and see what inducements are offered sub
scribers.
DR.. j. c. Beck, ll2 John street, CiuCn-
natl, advertises a remedy for the cure OF
opium eating.
We call attention to the card Of Oliver
Ditson & Co, Boston, and Chas. IL. Dit
son & Co., New York, who offer among
other elegantly bound music books suitable
for the holidays, the Life Of Handel, and
other composers, Letters of Mendelssohn,
Mozart, etc, EEoores Encyclopedia of
Music, Gems Of Strauss, tie Musical Trea-
sure, Gems Of German Song, etc.
Browns s. Cheatbsm, agents, and L. W.
Barnes, auctioner, announce an auction
sale of Commercial Insurance stoc at Il
O'Clock to-day.
Read notice of the social gathering to be
held by the memb rs Of the Central Bsptisl
Church next Monday evening, for the inter
change Of COL raJulalions over past achieve
ments and the brilliant hopes OF the fu-
ture.
Remember the Nashville Library Concert
at Masonic Hall tonight. Reserved seats
can be had by applying at Dorman's mu &c
store.
Elsewhere will be found the announce
lnant of +. A. Gaines, Of this county, can
o5ate for State Treasurer. Mr.. Gaines
LIS for many years past been prominently
connected with our banking institutions,
and as a fiuancier, has few equals in the
State.
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society of ST.. vincent de Paul.

Many OF our readers may not be aware
of the extent of this charitable Society, 8
branch of which (St. Msry's CoDference)
has been in operation in this city for the
last seven or eight years. 1t extends over
the entire civilized world, and is annually
doing an immense amount OF good in re-
leving tie poor, supporting and educating
orphans, visiting and cOnsoling the sick, etc.
Connected with the Superior Council OF
New York, there are 164 Conferences, OF
which 153 sent in their annual reports.
From these reports We learn that the aver
sge attendance at the meetings of these
Conferences is 1921 members, apd that
the number of poor families visited and re-
lieyed was 1915. The receipts from all
sources amount to $105,O0l, and the ex-
penditures for relief Of all kinds TO the
roor, during the same period, Sl0l ,262.
During the same period, 81 new Confer
epces we're established in the old countries,
viz: u in France, Sin Germany, in Alsace-
Lorraine, 4 10 Austria, s in Belgium, ! 10
Greece, in England, in Scotland, in
Ireland, Z in Italy, in the Netherlands, l
in Turkey, l in Canada, 6 in Mexico, and l
in Chill. During the two sieges Of Paris,
tie Council General and the Council OF
Paris never ceased to meet.
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NASHVILLE BIBLE SOCIETY.
The FlCfteth Annlyerssry.

The fiftieth anniversary meeting Of the
Nashville Bible Society was held al the
First Presbyterian Church on Sunday night
last, but on account OF the unfsvorable
weather, the attendance was rather small.
On motion, DR.. w. Il. Morgan occupied
the chair
The address Of Rev. Mr.. Merrill vas
postponed to a more ausplcious occasion.
A nominating committee composed OF
Rev. DR.. Kelley, Rev. DR.. Baird, Rev. DIR,
Fall, Mr. Perine and Rev. Mr.. Quot, was
appointed to nominate officers for the So
ciety. They recommended the election OF
the old officers as follows:
DR.. W. u. Morgan, President,
Rob'S l.. Morris, Secretary,
A. G. Adams, Treasurer.
Executive Committee. IS. NJ. Scott, Geo.
O'Bryau, Ed. Gillian, W. u. DoItch, II. G.
Scovel.
a resolution was adopted arranging for a
semi-centennial celebration on the first
Sabbath in May mex.
The report of the Executive Committee
YVES read, and after very lively and spirit
ed discussion by Bishop McTyeire, Dr.. Kel-
lev, Dr.. baird and others, was adopted. The
report Is as follows:
To the Nashville Bible Society-GouI
Executive Committee beg leave to submit
the following report offs operations during
the year just closed.
The members elecs OF the COMMITTEES met
and organized On Feb. &, re-electing Mr.
Samuel Scott chairman. The Secretary
and Treasurer of the Society, being, as here
tofore .ex-aficio officers and members OF the
committee.
The operations OF the committee have
been confined this year to the counties OF
Davidson. Van Buren, and White.
A. your last anniversary meeting report
of the work in Davidson, so far as it had
progressed, was submitted. We have to re-
bort that since that time Mr.. A. II. Price
has finished the canvass of tie city of Nash
vile. visiting since last report ,096 families,
finding destitute 10, number Of Bibles
sold 20. donated So, value o. Bibles dOnat-
ed and sold Sj06,0.0 In the country Mr.. y.
81. Campbell visited, since last Teport, Alb
families, finding destitute IS, supplied %,
donated Bibles to the number OF Il, s0ld
A, value of Bibles sold and donated sIUO.-
IS. Mr. Campbell leaving for Texas, ms
place has been supplied by Mr.. Z. q. Rowe,
who has visited 14l families, finding desti-
tnte As, supplied AZ, destitute individuals
10. supplied s, sold and donated 40 Bibles
and 7 Testaments. There is yet a small
norton ofthe county unvisited, upon which
Mr.. Rowe is engaged.
The canvass of White and Van Buren
counties your committee is please 10 say
has been done very thoroughly and salts
factorily. The colporteurs were MessTs. n.
NJ. Long and S. &. Preston, who dIscharg-
cd their duties faithfully and well, visiting
in White county 1920 families, of this
number 54S were destitute of the Bible
la Van Buren,, which is much more sparse
" settled, 3S4 families were visited, and lo2
Supplied. The value of the Bibles sold and
donated was S46Q.55. The destitution OF
these two counties proved to be very great,
being little less than one in every three, or
nearly every other family without Bible
As showing what effect, the Bible may
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Rev, ThOs. A. Hoyt.

We learn that the session Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of this city has ex-
tended 40 invitation TO this g-ntleman to
visit their church, the pulpit OF which IS
row vacant. W see from the Central
Presbyterian that he has joined the Synod
oS Virginia and intends TO devote bis splen-
did powers and rare gifts exclusively 10 the
voIk Of The ministry. just before the war
lie was called from Georgia, his native
State, TO the First Presbyterian Church of
Louisville Ky., where be ct once took the
very highest position rs q preacher and
pastor. After the occupation OF that ely
iy the United States troops, he became an
object Of suspicion TO the authorities, and
-after having been subjected TO arrest, as
many other Southern ministers were, be
was practically axpatriated, and found re-
fuge in Canada. Friends procured for BIN
a parole. and the means Of obtaining bread
for his family in the city Of New YORK,
where he availed himself Of every oportu-
nifty to preach the gospel, renting room for
that purpose and going into the most destl-
tute and debased portions o. the city, SId
there winning the hearts of the "publcans
and sinners" by his extraordinary gifts and
grsces. Possessed of commanding tai
ents, splendid physique, graceful and in
passiored oratory, and winning manners,
he has a career of usefulness and honor be-
fore him, if his life is spared. His sermon
in Baltimore at the recent meeting of the
venerable Synod Of Virginia is spoken OF as
surprising that Of any other OF that talent
ed body. In his recent bereavement, the
loss of bis wife, be has the warm sympa-
thies of his brethren and his large circle Of
frinDie
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LIBRARY CONCERT.
Our Nashville Musical Amateurs.

Our Nashville Musical Amateurs.
The first grand amateur vocal and instru-
mental concerb, under the direction OF Prof.
Henri Weber, for the benefit Of the Nash
vile Library Association, takes place to-
night, at Masonic Hall, and deserves to be
largely attended. Aside frsm the fine en-
tertai1ment promised, it is in aid Of al in
sti;utiop that is entitled TO encouragement
at the hands of our citizens. We give, as
follows, the programme that has been Sc
lected for the occasion:
PART FIRST.
/. Overture, by CHI NJ, de Weber-Mrs.
and Miss w..
,. Chorus.
3. Soprano solo, by Rossine--Miss H..
4. Duetta-two little children.
). Bass solo. by Eyers-Mr. Anderson.
G. Piano solo, by Chopin-Mr. Heine-
berg. ,
Z. Duetta, for soprano and alto-MlsseS
H.. and CO..
6. Solo for clarionetta-Mr. Relnlnghaw'
9. Duetta for pianO-Misses J....
10. Bass solo, by Mozart-Mr. jackson.
IL. Duetta for soprano and tenor-Mrs'
H.. and Mr.. Stewart.
PART SECOND.
/. Chorus.
2. Soprano solo-Miss H..
5. Duetta for soprano and baritone
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashford.
Piano solo, Jerusalem, by GottschalS
Miss w..
3. Soprano solo.
6. Piano solo--Mrs. W..
Z. Comic trio.
s. Merry Alpine Naidens-Misses F....
3. Piano solO-MIss A..
10 Cbnrus.
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Sensible Christmas Gifts.

A nice Set OF FurS for your Wife,
Sister or Sweetheart.
Half-dOzen Gray & Mobiles fine
Shirts.
One dozen Gray & Mobiles fine
Linen Handkerchief.
One dozen Gray & Mobiles fine
Half Hose.
Two Suits Gray & Mobiles fine
Underwear.
One OF Gray Il Mobiles fine Dress
ing Gowns.
One Of Gray &NOble'S fine Beaver
Hats.
A pair Of Gray & Mobiles fine
Kid, Calf, Beaver or BuekSkin
Gloves.
One Of Gray & Mobiles fine Searfs,
Neck HandkePekiefS, Ties or
Bows.
ALI OF which will be sold By the
above House at moderate prices
dec12 cod tillmh2S, 70 4thp
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LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

SAVANNAH, Dec. 16.-Cotton quiet but
firm; middlings 1890; net receipts 1914
bales; exports to Great Britain ,lO2 bales;
coastwise 4,427 bales; sales 1902 bales;
stock II, 331 bales.
MOBILE, Dec. 16.-Cotton firm and
tending up; good ordinary 17561Sc; low
middling Isl; middling 196l95;; net re-
ceipts 1867 bales; exports coastwise 1,165
bales; sales 900 bales; stock 1882 bales.
GALVESTON, Dec. l6.-Cotton firm,
good ordinary 1676l7; net receipts $50
bales; exports on continent 1,425 bales;
sales 500 bales; stock 70,637 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. .16.-Cotton firm;
middlings 20i6204e.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 16.-Cotton stron-
ger for fine quail ties; middlings 1Sd619c;
net receipts 2,l40 bales; exports coastwlse
1897 bales; sales 1000 bales; stock 42,O68
bales.
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TIE COUETS.

SUPREME COURT.-One section Of this
court was engaged on the Davidson law
docket and the other section heard argu-
ment In the case of Nancy Perkins rs.
Cheaires, from Giles county.
CHANCERY COURT.-Ehis court was
opened yesterday by Chancellor W. 5.
Fleming, of Columbia, who presided during
the day, in interchange with Chancellor
Cooper, who is incompetent because OF be-
ing attorney in several cases that were
argued.
In the Ease of V. K. Steve nson ct al, vs..
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad ct
ais, the terms Of sale, as reported by the
Clerk and Master, were confirmed.
PROBATE CoURT.-A. +. Whitman,
Public Administrator, was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Jonathan CARR
son, deceased.
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Religious.

Bishop Wiley, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, will preach at Union Chapel, corner
of Summer street and Capitol avenue, this
evening at Z O'Clock. This distinguished
divine was elected Bishop by the last Gen.
eral Conference, having been in the minis
try twenty-one years. At the time OF bis
election be was editor of the Ladies Repos-
torn, one Of the leading periodicals of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Alabama and Chattanooga railroad.

The Chattanooga Times, Dec. Is, says:
In the Chancery Court yesterday Chan
cellor Key delivered an opinion ordering a
decree entered dismissing the suits of the
State of Alabama and J. c. Stanton, and of
all other parties against the A. and q. Z. z.
The cases against J. G. Stanton and the A.
and Q. r. R, in which attachments have
been levied on the land Of j. G. Stanton
were COL solidated, and the Clerk and Mes
ter was instructed to prepare report to be
made at the April term, fixing the priority
o. the liens, the amount stu due TO Boyce
and others on vendors lien, the amount Of
land solo and the improvements thereon,
etc.
Thus it would seem that only those cred
itors who have j. G. Stanton's personal en-
dorsement have much chance to make their
claims.
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The PeOnIe's BaII.

Our readers WHO would enjoy delight
full evening should not fail TO attend the ball
to be given tonight at st. Msry's school
house, Vine street. The entire proceeds
arising from this entertainment are to be
given to wards the purchase Of lot a6join-
ing St. Demands Convent, to enable the
Sisters to enlarge their Academy. The
committee of arrangements that appear IN
the advertisement is satisfactory evidence
that il will be grand affair.
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Dsath Of a Noted horse.

Jim" an old gray horse belonging to
Jesse B. Parrish, and well known in the
city, has showed off this mortal coil and fell
4 victim 10 the 900 ZOO" This horse
was brought here from Cumberland Noun.
Iains in 1868, and at that time was one OF
the quarter macs that was or our race
course. he was shortly afterward with
drawn from the turf, and since that time has
been used as g family horse by Mr.. Parrish,
who psizea him highly for his superior horse
sense and gentle qualities. The deceased
was sired by Fire Tail, and was well bred
animal. Mr.. Parrish had him buried Ii
STYLE, and planted cedar tree to max the
spot where his remains lie.
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AnoIOReIic.

It has come to our knowledge that the
Sally Brown, colored, referred to in our
sPolice Pickings' in Sunday MORNINGS is
sue, is an old servant in family residing
in the city, and thst she is not in the habit
of attending balls or parties of any kind
However, there was no intention on the
part of the reporter to mention her connec-
lion with the cass in question in a disre-
soectfnl manner,
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 10, 1872.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 10, 1872.
ProbabiLities.-For the Northwest and
upper lakes, partly cloudy weather, higher
temperatures, northwesterly to southwest
erly winds, followed to morrow by dirain-
ishing pressures. In the Gulf and South
Atlantic States, higher pressures, northsrly
to northeasterly winds, cloudy weather and
light rain, clearing tomorrow, with lower
temperatures at night. In the lover lake
region and thence over the Middle States,
cloudy weather, occasional light snow and
rain, clearing tomorrow. In Canada and
New England, southwes.eriy 70 northeast
erly winds, cloudy weather, light snow and
rain with lower temperatures and increas-
ing pressures tomorrow. The display OF
warning signals at lake ports has been sus-
pended for the winteE
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Have You Seen Her?-A lady who for
the last five years has been a leader Of fash
ion in New York, and who may be seen
twice week In her elegant csleche driving
a pair of superb ponies in Central Park, has
recently stated, in the select circle to which
she belongs, that the only article in existence
which imparts beauty and lustre to tie
complexion without ultimately impairing
the texture of the skin and causing it to col
lapse and wIinble, is Hsgsn's Magnolia
Balm. The name of the distinguished
member of the beau monde who made this
declaration cannot with propriety be given,
but it may be mentioned en- paSsGrt that
she has spent several years OF her life in
Europe and is familiar with all the arts and
preparations employed by the court beau
ties of the old world to enhance their
charms. dec17 deod1w&W1t
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Furs, Furs-In order TO close out our
extensive stock of Dress Furs between now
and the Holidays, consisting Of Sable,
Mink, Ermine Seal, Fitch, etc, ETC., we
have made further reduction in the price,
which viii be considerably below New York
prices. All kinds Of work done in Dress
Furs and altered in fashionable styles.
Highest prices paid for raw furs.
LANDE & BRO, Furriers,
dec15 If q Public Square.
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Nashville Trunk ManufaetOry.-I
am now selling Ladies' Saratoga and Cen
tlemen's Travelling Trunks, Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Solid Sole Leather Trunks;
also all varieties of Valises and Satchels at
reduced prices. 81 North College street,
between Union and Church streets.
WIN. DUNSTEAD.
nOV27 tues, thurs&sat If
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RAILROAD TIMg TABLE.

Tennessee asd Pacific Railroad.
Sol Leaves Lebanon st. 1920 A.Es
Arrives at Nashville st.9:30 A. NJ
Leaves Nashville st. 400 P.E.
Arrives at Lebanon at. .610 PIG.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at 1890 clock An.
an TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays. Arrive
4 Lebanon st o'clock P. N. on Mondays, Wed
esdays and Fridays.
nashville, ChstSnEoOga, Memphis R7c
ss6. LOats Railway.
chattanooga train leaves. SAB A. n and $50 p. H.
E" srriTes.1:30 Pm. and l2;4b A. h
Memphis and st. Louis
Train a. N NJ s and s EnS Pm N
SheIbvyflle train leaves. $50 p. II.
81 - arrives 1890 A. H
The s:45 L. II. train does not run on Sundays.
The $50 A. X. and 2:I5 p Il. and lis T IL. trains
m daily.
k,ontsvtIIe assd Nashville and GEeaa
Southern EaEEFOsd.
Leave Statisn On North College street st $50
4 NJ 2:15 2. II. AID leo An.
Arrives at 500 A. N, and $40 T. \.
The 2:15 P. n. train does not stop At any point
between EashFiIle and Gsllatin, except Edge
field junction.
GaIIatiEs Accommodation, Daily
leaves Nss $3.50 P H.
Louisville and Nashville and Great
southern RaiIrOad.---NasEHViIIe and
Leave L. & n. Depot, North College street,
going South-S:15 AN; 4:55 Pm
Arrive North-5;05 AN; l:50 Pm.
ThroUgh trains arrive and depart from souis-
vile and Nashville Depot, North College street.
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot.
COLUMBIA AcCoAnIoDATIoE-Leayes 3:15 P.
NJ. arrives 10 AN, from L. & n. Depot, North
College street
~, Louis. Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville hallway.
81. Louis Man leaves NssiFill ESQ An
Accommodation leaves Nashville. ..... LAD PIN
St Louis Mail arrives at Nashville. 11:53 F.E
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. .I:4O All
louisville and Cincinnati Short line
Railroad.
Trains leave snderrive stDoliETiDe sstolloEs;
LEAvEs ARRIVE
Southern + asst line, except
SUNDAY S:36 A. H. 1850 P. y.
New York Express, daily. S:iS ?. x s;eO A H.
New York Night Express,
daily. .....-..s.s...s...s AA'VVRs ~ S%'V' -
Lexington NAL, except
Sunday...-..s...s...,.. e;OS A. n o'So = =
Lexington Express, eLcaT
SUNDAY. s-oo 2 NJ liVv a. ~
Lagrange Accommodation
exec Sunday. 300 P. n. o;0o Il Il
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continued until To-day.

The case Of Meredith Gentry, charged
with assaulting Sophia Hadley, will come
up for hearing before Esq. Cassetty TINS
evening at O'Clock. At the same time the
cause OF Hugh Scales, arrested upon the
charge of sssaulting Meredith Gentry with
q knife viii be tried.
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Rich Dress Goods at 37R cents. We
offer this morning Two Thousand Yards OF
RICH DRESS GooDs-carried over from
last seasoII-at 373 cents. Many Of these
were originally sold at 81 and $3.50 per
yard. Call right away or send for samples.
THOMPSON Bros & KELLY,
dec13 st Summer Street.