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Worm DIVIDENDS

NAV be converted into q Ten PER CENT
NEw.EyGIAND INVESTMENT by the purchase
Of the First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold
Bonds of the LAMorLLE VALLEY ST. JoHNsBuRY AND
ESSEX COUNTY RAILROADS. from Lake Champiain
10 the Connecticut River, and forming the Yer
mont Division Of the Portland and Ogdensburg
Railroad Trunk Line. The very large sales OF the
past few months leave but limited amount to be
offered, and the rapid pushing of the road to com
pletion nsures an early aud large advance on their
market value.
FAIRBANKS Co, 81 Broadway, New-York,
FAIRBANKS. Brown q Co, 2Milk-st., Boston,
J.. q T. FAIRBANKS & Co., ST. Johnsbury, VT,
Financial Agents.
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state bonds were generally hrmeT' but the dear
inrs, as usual were light though perhaps better Gus.
tributed; Tennessees sold at Ss4~o~s n,Ssou 'I
s. 81 az and South Carolina, January and July
80 a, ~ The quotations were as follows:
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For sale of the Office of the Company No. rs Cedar
st., Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
BONDS AT A BARGAIl

BONDS AT A BARGAIN.
MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at so
JAMESON SMITH & CoTTING. IA Brosd-st
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ST. JOSEPH & DENVER CITY RAnRoAp-The Bond
holders Protection Committee request meeting Of
the bondh0ders al the Office Of Hassler a. CO. z
Wallis, New York at o'clock on TUESDAY Aug
D. for the purpose Of receiving the report Of the
COMMITTEE. Those not able TO attend should author
NE some one 70 represent them.
CHARLES W. HAssLER Chairman,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 90 1873.

River $50 do Midland 525 Do nom sources e nSa
iDg sns rosds adjacent local csnes 27Oo co. Io'a '0"
cal milk. ITO do. cream N
POULTRY AND GAME. -,
Receipts ofve poultry fs Of ssahsn. and me me 'n s S.sr pon.
watering for city The o.
viii be sshug stock naI n mosn M
Wild pxeors scarce Sateed nominal; night nave egp
qua ies sgrbsrp Ohio woodcock have adance' p"
larry for prime Slate birds. Quoahous:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

RIAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BOSDs-Coupon or
Registered. interest per cent. guaranteed by the
koUIIABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, Sl,OOOOO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

CHICAGO. DANvIILE AND VISCESSEs RAILROAD
SEVEN PR CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
Interest yable April and October l. The remain
ing balance less than $SOOOO0 Of these very desr-
able bonds for sale at the office Of the Company No.
r PIne-nf. New York
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Btnea gold p d.. 80 70 I English, god....... d2694
Ss 5Iss s7S S1 o. SO e7 95rsi 2s
P,ats,. {. Core........." $50 %A 10 COG 10 SO
Ps1s Charcoal Terne...... 622a 10 37lo IL O09 IL 90
MOLASSES-he market has ruled 6rm with fair degree Of aeiy
the small stocks been the main support TO prees Cuba
Muscoyado 2dA3e for Refining and Grocery grades Porto Rico 800
55 Refining and Grocery grade NeNoreans GOOSE Ibe
with business In foreign but paren
Withheld bills. Choice New Orleans sold At Sd9O
MILL FRED-The steady and hu 40 10 al SIS
6si9 go n At slsaSl9i so a. $50; 100 at s20as22
Rve Feed Al Feed $50 S2l sales Of 20 tors
NAVAL sTORESSpts Tupenne good request and hrner
upder reduced offerings sales reported Of go bbs Mer
bsnhe al 50 43c for Southern and Ale for New
Yok bb. 1913 b in lots from store AZ "a ~ The Rosn
mafet continued depressed bY the scarcity Of freight roon but there
was better demand reported Of 1888 bb htrsirei
AZ l5 as SO 3O and 30 bbs No at 50 81 Ia
~ 5O Strained quoted SO l22dS3 49, Tar dull and pros
omevha, unsee sales II provision pbls Wilmington al S. City
Pitch iobbiug at SO 81 l2GS3 90.
OI&-lnseed unseled quoted at S9G9e for casks
and 9Od92c bb Crude Fish O without important change
only Lard qdet but trm
73a75c for and 69G70c for make heuha
den frm supply light quote otte Oils are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

NEW-YORK AND OSwEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD YIN
YsBED, and regular trains running through from
New-YOTk 10 OswegO OF lis FIRsT MORTGAGE
BONDS a small amount remain yet UNMATCHED and
art offered for sale by
Gro OpDYKR a. Co. Bankers No. % Nassau-st.
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Red N SaDonFd. a 81 ana White winter W "a b3
OILCAKBTbe market dm but queti sales OiCty bills sS8
os3S 80 go bags S36a$36 90, gold and Western, $50
oATMRAI-Thse continued limited inquiry about previous
prices sales Of 40 bb City at 81 75 Western quoted at 81 go
PRovIsloNS-The POrk fairly steady; the
470 bb, sl7 for Old Mess Sls 20
for western Pnne Aes s7 50asIs City Do; $40 rs
delivery hear Of 300 bills Mess seller August
SIS 10 land 500 seller September. SIS Beef
SldSl2 20 for Extra Mess Sl3 for Packet and SIG for Family
Mess Tee Beef steady but dull Beef Hams quiet and
unchanged ses Of 20 bb Cncago $4 so Cot Meats steady
and fair demand sales Of 1000 Pesh Hsm. at ii d 800
Fresh Shoulders 7sd7asc $500 do Picked at 6 600 do.
Smoked at 92 GOO Peked Hams Q3dl3i2 sversge) ~ q
1856; 700 do az sveage) al l3e 10000 ID Bellies 2 10
n s1er,gel at Chs and 1900 az average at $50 Bacon
firm the South chiefly; sales Of $40
Ss for heavy and 9e for light weights; and 80
tore seords 9e Dressed HOGS higher and in demand
qnoe 67sd7s for Lard is fry for
future and for sales Of ITO bb and ties &c. for
Il sac for City; Ss4dS 1916 for Fair 20 Prime
are $50 tc seller september ss 600 tcs seller
Der 1876 aud 1000 cA at Chehsgo seller August private
PETRoLEUM-The general nirts. ruled quiet to-day bu. frn
offerings for this month Light and 10 % was
price named by hoe heard only Of 500 bills which were
complete at l6 for future deliveries there we're
the and made bod confident We call
20 d2lG Hsphtha moderate request and early
deliveries not plenty; sales Of $500 bb City private terms
900 bb early delivery 64 shipping Crude nomna ii a.
ll Dpahes sm the predicting points the markets a
generally dull AID unehnge spot quoted 81 - OIL CITY and 81 2s
Al % PNte AT Philadelphia the market firm bat qaby
changed spot held 10 &c. With buyers Al &c., AID October deliveries
RCE-Pnees have been firm With fair burpe; Carolina 8a9e
Raugoon 6s4d7e currency duty p'd and z4G2' god bolo
TOBACCO demand and steady 300
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believe the before Suffered sneh Sc, OF
confusion sad oss a. h attended IL At the Harlem pepot 800 70
sO0 we've d,ig h last with poes Quoted
the following figures Opening 90 the IN a. 81 20 10qaan
tsllne do hs l3tb, 70 zoe 90. on
,hs i4h md fof The following oar days running At Doe
y Large qualities were ,Os 70, ssaHlHs a. s9e
the This The greatest lse ,arpy
by 20 the report OF uknen
having available da sections and oseo Prices 70 LeS
could be realized ID The regular oyan H uase It
of rrr sh ms IN Mes lok these DAYS where
"Mk Lupehroens become feature ID me In avn arne
eObtfAen SEASON wen an over
supply and result adversely 70 ht MIA
penhabe article Of prcse that even no means
and helping out owners rho are overloaded
theresor be FOR al eosoepsd !. Ieohsoe Ieguaon
unul presei - a' VIII permit The
,z supply 6 absorbed Farmers viii Ao do wei y verh invita-
before bey With The glowing MOI over
contractor Wiling 70 make order af their ends
Rse,p for "a, w..i b Re Railway 5000 mt 40 do
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Assorted iOta ....,. 85U
hanged yrieesi sales Of l75, OoV 10
4 IL Gsi2s. Tor Iblsr,or 70 Cbo'oe'
cd dsuAnd, and, encouraged e' me
70 from Cuba, an advance Of 70; hs'
.sLHihg Cuba quoted at e'saeei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

Quotations for obaeeo In sound condition. ooo
YARAThe market steady but qutti fAes Of <oV
bsies Havana At S0a9e Qpotalons: -, IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

FLOUR MBAI-The Flour market without activity the
demand chiefly for Gooupefne Shipping Extras Good FANNY Kx
trts Fancy Minnesota about former figures New dull and
p ce Irregular the market generally dull and
especially Newi shippers disposed
hold OF for the better assortment Of shipping brands; sales Of
bilS We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

kkKD BBAF u TO gOOI utth. nd 40
cases sandrJ Kinds. srcp 1870, At "a
l5d50o 200 eASes Connecticut
1871, ct Case. for .hllers, and l2d
Yort, crop 1872, Of l5e. 100 DO.
226 do. Niscobsiu. crop 1872, at 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

R.eelp for the week AGA bb G47 do. less thar
week last 40s4 bills This ihe trst DAY FOR
period that the market has been bare Of stock and
respond vigorously 20 supply running under lOO PER day. As
have for the thee DAYS Prices are generally steady me
Few be had al ne hgh tges
Qu0tations
Pa. ~ j.. and L. l. y western eftra'''''''' ~ % -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

c.tl.-erep hide. n go sbeep-summtr, each 800 60
cs JI .''.''..2o s23 sksep-Wirter..".sl 76G2 rs
t,.., Lamb, dali and lower Prime Buei County I've
.,,, ea9le Der n STATE SHADE per n grasses qnoei a. 500
al SO head LAmbs for choices az &c iof o'De quA~
- HOPS.
The spot can be aooed 70 there % nss lsaoe
ssp,, 81 The crop decided Thus rnfomaon points
~ ayer.o< crop pickngs yipot DC maena leI
psa, !, th STATE the d season growers bsVe bad 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

A few prime Ohio ehedder be quoted At l2loc
DRIED PRUITS-Reeep for ;he week 30i pkgs, 1874
last GAG Exports week
105 pkrr dried apples Of peanuts for week 4lOS bsg
The EXPORT demand and the possibility Of increased home
asceudng and all grades close trm at the improve
favor the seller Small ruts trm
with uev crop Offering revised figures Very little old Of de-
puon conacl III this Peanuts have again
speculative though after the latest advance
feeling what The late high have
forward quite freely principally from Tennessee Quota
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stations. 1T. In. n Stations. IFt.
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Personal.

Among The arrivals at the COmmerc' al
Hotel yesterday, were Marcus Lightfoot.
CORTLAND, Ala, &. +. Simmons and w. II.
Smith, Lebanon, W. F. Rosser, Stevenson,
Ala, Atwell Fogg, Pulaski, John D. An
drews, Huntsville Sentinel, j. j. Ford,
Alexandra, j. Parsley, Union City and
Charles Mills, Houston Texas.
The many friends of Mr.. James NJ. Ven
able will regret to learn that he leaves our
city to locate permanently at Hunts vile,
Ala. Mr.. Venable has long been chief
steward Of the Maxwell House, whose
tables have daily exhibited the good taste
and excellent management of this gentle
man. As business man he possesses good
judgment and indomitable energy, ever
working for the interest of his employers.
He is called to Huntsville to take
charge of the business of his father,
whose feeble health necessitates his sons
supervision. We trust be may be able to
resume his connection with the Maxwell
House at no distant day.
r. f. Patterson, Memphis; DR.. W. M.
Finley, GAINESVILLE; A. Cox, Pulaski; John
S:mpkin, Jones, Virginia; I'll. A. Stewart,
S. w. Williams, Louisville, KY; j. G. Tow
er, Chicago, ILL.,; o. hi, Cincinnati, Ohio;
VIM. Keller, Philadelphia, Pa; j. F. Gala
her and wife, Cincinnati; Joseph Newman,
j. c. Mortimer, Samuel Smith, New York;
E. A. Kelsey, Meriden, Conn, are register
ed at the Maxwell House.
We are pleased to announce that the Hon.
G. n. Tillman is much improved and is
steadily recovering.
Mr.. A. II. Stafford of New York, is in
the city ia the interest Of his excellent
house. His visit here has been quite large
and successful.
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Nashville Cotton Shipments.

The Nashville and Chattanooga railro I'D
by its liberal inducements, atisfactory
promptness in transportation and reliable
connections has controlled a large amount
Of the shipments from this place East. From
Mr.. s. W. Edwards, the energetic agent of
the Virginia and East Tennessee Air Line,
we obtain the following correct figures in
relation 10 the cotton shipments from Nash
vile over the above line via Norfolk TO
New Y ork, Boston, Philadelphia and BaIti-
more. The shipments for December were
1855 bales and for January 1888 bales
aud during February up to tie
present date LOGS bales, making total of
G,7SG bales. These are Nashville shipments
proper, in addition to which tha local ship
ments along the line amount to at least 300
bales, and if included would make the total
shipments from this city within the last
three months amount to 9,7S6 bales. We
are glad to know that home railroads are
beginning, if in fact they have not already
succeeded in securing home shipments, by
giving popular, efficient and reliable freight
lines as the above.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-16
New Advertisements.

Coal for $3.50 by j. n. Ward, corner
Summer and Crawford streets. feb16 st
Sleeping room or office for rent.
Reward for lost Newfoundland dog.
Reward for lost gold watch.
Housekeeper and man and wife to do
common labor wanted.
Persons wishing to sell or exchange Tex
as lands should read the card of Arlington,
Fsrrar & Weakley, agents, SO n. College
street.
Prime barley, malt and choice clover
seed for sale at Nos. 7 and Broad street.
Having purchased the interest of J. A.
Crockett In the City Hotel, at Murfreesbo-
70, Messrs. Butler & McHenry announce
that the house has been completely reno
waited and fitted up for the reception of
guests, who will find first class attention and
entertainment.
Read bankrupt potice of J. w. Johnson,
assignee.
Fifty cents store, Union street.
Yeatman, Shields d Co. announce one of
their attractive auction sales of staple and
fancy dry goods, white goods, boots, hats,
etc, Tuesday, Feb. il.
The Hibernian Society announce their
fourth annual ball at the Skating Rink and
Concordia Hall, Monday night, March II.
One ticket admits to both places.
Merchants should read the card of W. @.
Ewin, County Court Clerk.
John Vogel, at SO Church street, is pre-
pared to fit gentlemen with fashionable
dress suits, and is row selling cloth and
cassimeres at cost, for cash.
Subscribers 10 the Nashville Trotting
Association are requested to meet at No.
81 n. Cherry street, at s O'Clock next
Wednesday night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-16
LITERARY Notes,

The publishers of lScribner'S Monthly
have been compelled to print new editions
of every number of the magazine contain
ing DR.. Hollands serial story "Arthur Bon
nicastle," which was commenced in No.
Vember. Of some of these numbers as
many as three extra editions have been
printed.
SAKE Holm, who has helped to give
Scribner'S Monthly its enviable reputation
for short stories, has just written what is
said to be the best story of the series. 1t
is entitled trhe Elders Wife, . Sequel to
Draxy Miller's Dowry," and will be COM
menced in the April number of the Maya
zine. There will be a story in an early
number by Norman Holm.
A curious article on the son of the first
Napoleon, will appear in Scribner's for
March. 1t is accompanied by several por-
traits of the "King of Rome"
A fac-simile of the lannon's first telegram
"Whst hath God Wrought" will DO given
in Scribner's for March, in connection with
an interesting illustrated paper on the late
Prof. Morse.
"Christ's Miracles Scientifically Consid-
ered," is the title of a remarkable article 10
appear in the forthcoming number Of Serb
neT'S.
Fannie E. Hodgson, the author of StTly
Tins Trouble, and One day at Arle, will
have story in Scribner'S for March, EMIT
led mThe Woman who Saved Me-"
Messrs. King and Champney, of the
Scribner Expedition, have just passed
through Texas on their way to New Orleans.
They are engaged in making sketches and
taking notes for an Illustrated Series Of
Papers in Scribner'S Monthly, to be entitled
"The Great South" and to be commenced
some time next spring.
The public will be glad to learn that Mr..
Froude, the historian, who has just gone
back to England, is to write series of Bril-
liant Historical Papers for ScribRer'S Month
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THE COUETS.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-In the case of the
State VS.. Abran and Andrew Price, charg-
ed with larceny, the jury failed to agree,
and a miStrial was entered.
State vs.. Virgil Burnett charged with ma
licious shooting, the jury failed 10 sgcee,and
a mistrisl vas en-, cred.
State VS.. CHARLES Myers, accused Ct lar
ceny-acquitted.
LAW CoURT-In the case of Belle Nc.
Murry vs.. Charles S. McMurry, in which a
divorce was granted, a motion for a new
trial was allowed. The 20 Mt than adjourn
Ell 10 the 81 Monday in March.
SUPREME CoURT.-In the Supreme
Court yesterday opinions were delivered in
the following cases: By Freeman, j.; Clop-
ton VS.. Booker, reversed and remanded !;
Hill vs.. Tyler; Morrite vs. Dagis; Embry
vs.. Smms, reversed and remanded. By
Sneed, j.; Thompson vs.. Reed, motion al
lowed; Smith vs.. Wiley, Judgment reversed;
Scott. ct al vs, Scott, ct al, decree affirm
ed snd remarked; Barrett vs.. Anderson, ct
al, decree affirmed with cost; Russy VS..
Williams, decree affirmed and remanded;
Thaxton VS.. Faulkner, affirmed with cost,
Akin vs.. West, reversed and remande6;
Caskin vs. CastlemaD, judgment reversed;
Watson vs. Bohanan, judgment affirmed;
Sander VS. s. NJ. Co, judgment affirmed;
Hyde VS. Nance, remanded to docket; Say
lors vs. Apple, judgment affirmed; Todley VS.
Allen, judgment aft med, Hamells vs.
Saulspaw 81 Co., judgment reversed andr re-
manded; Sadler vs. State, judgment revers-
ed; Peterson VS. Calender & Garrett, judy
meut reversed and Temanded; Walton vs.
Foster, Judgment affirmed; McCutchin VS.
Emmill, judgment reversed and remanded;
S:aller vs. Clemmons ct al, decree
affirmed with costs; by
Nicholson j. Hooper rs McQuery
Judgment reversed and remanded; Rawles
& Griffith vs.. Patterson, judgment affirm,
ed; Draper VS.. Draper, decree modified;
Reynolds vs.. Frecher, decree affirmed; Dill
lard VS.. Clements, judgment affirmed.
By Northumberland vs.. Manlo7e,
judgment affirmed; Austin VS.. Barnett, de-
cree affirmed.
By Deaderick. J.-Gallowsy vs.. Stste,
application not granted; State vs.. Bell, ap-
plication refused; Wilson's VS.. State, judg-
meDt affirmed; Spencer ct ais, IS. Spencer
ct al, result Of opinion not repoItek; Parks
& Co. VS.. Garter, judgment affirmed; Plant
ers' Insurance Company w. Lowell,
Judgment affirmed; Norris We.
Wilber-judgmeBt reversed and remsnded;
Miller and Marat vs.. Buch nan-sf1igped,
modified, remanded and sale Of land or
dered; Davidson VS.. Dower-judg ment az
firmed; Damony vs.. Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad Company-judgment re-
versed; Davies & Bro. vs.. Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Company-judgment
reversed; Ewing & Rector vs.. Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad Company-judg-
ment affirmed; Ewing & Rector VS.. Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company
(two casey judgment reversed; Jones, to
use, VS.. Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Company-sffirmed; Hardcastle, GENET &
Co. vs.. Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
COmpany-judgmeat reversed and re-
manded.
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uousc Of Representatives.

The House met at the usual hour, Speak
er McGsughey in the chair, and dispensing
with the regular order of business, proceed
ed with
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
For the relief of A. G.. Edwards, of Mar
shall county. Passed.
For the protection of game in Lewis
county. Passed.
To assess State tax on law suits before
Justices Of the Peaca. Passed.
To prevent the unnecessary changes of
county lines. Rejected.
To establish the line between Cbeatham
and Robertson counties. Passed.
To extend the limitation over prom ssory
notes. Rejected.
To change the name of the "Chattanooga
Savings Institution" to Savings Bank Of
Memphis" Passed.
To repeal the act to project and encour-
age manufactures. Passed.
To equalize and make uniform the testi-
mony in suits where the State is party.
Passed.
Exempting the libraries Of ministers.
Passed.
To amend section 80 Of the Code.
Passed.
Declaratory of the Jurisdiction of County
Courts. Passed.
To allow County Court Clerks and others
fees in certain cases. Rejected.
To render railroad companies liable for
killing stock. Passed.
TO regulate attorneys fees in certain
cases. Rejected.
To provide for registering judgments to
riyo lion on real estate. Passed,
To amend section 1852 of the Code. Re-
jected.
To prevent irresponsible persons from
making arrests in criminal cases. Passed.
SENATE BILL.
Senate bill to allow certain railroad COM
psnies to issue mortgage gold bonds. Pass
ed on first reading.
Adjourned till II A. N. Monday.
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New Books.

We have received from the book and
stationery establishment of A. Setlif,
Church street:
WHAT KATY DID, a story by Susan
Coolidge, with illustrations by Addie Led
yard; and
AUNT JOS SCRAP Book, by Louisa NJ.
Alcott, author Of LITTLE WOMEN. This
is very interesting collection of fugitive
tiles and sketches.
Collier q Co., Union street, have received
Philip EG7lsctife; or, the Morals Of May
Fair" the latest novel by Mrs. Annie Ed
wards, whose reputation is already estab-
lished as one Of the first novelists of the day,
ranking with Anthony iTrollope, Charles
Reade, George Elliot and Wilkie Collins.
This last will not d9tract from the number
of her admirers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-16
RELIGIOUS Notices.

First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Services at Masonic Hall by Rev. DR.. Baird
at ii q. 10. and ! :i5 p. m. Sunday-School al
8 a. m. Singing exercises at $50 p. IL.
Strangers earnestly requested to attend.
Ejgeield Cumberland Presbyterian
Church-Preaching at IL a. m. by Rev. NJ.
B. Dewitt, and at 7 p. N. by Rev. j. D.
Kirkpatrick.
Christ Church-Servicas at II a. N. and
T:30 p. m. Sui ject of evening lecture: "The
Nicene Creed Rev. Vim. Oral n, Rector.
Church of the Advent Services by the
Rev. Edward Bradley, at IL a. m. and
p. m. Sunday school singing class at $3.50
p. m. Rector's Bible class at $3.50 p. m.
First Presbyterian Church - Services
at IL 3. N. and 7 P. IN. by Rev. T. A.
Hoyt.
Second Presbyterian Church-Preaching
at II a. m, and Z =. m, by the paste Rev.
j. W. Hoyte. The public are earnestly r.
quested TO attend.
Edgefeld Presbyterian Church-Services
at II a. m. and P. m. by the Rev. J. Il.
McNeilly.
North EJgefeld Presbyterian Mission
Services at q P. m. by Rev. J. II. Nc
Nelly.
McKendree Church-SerVices at II a. m.
by Rev. S. NJ. Merrill, and at Ills p. m. by
by Rev. DR.. Kelley.
West Ead-Services at ii 4. N. by Rev.
DR., Kelley, and at p. IN. by Rev. S. NJ.
Merrill.
Edgedeld Baptist Church-Rev. W. A.
Nelson will preach at 1915 a. m. aud. 7
p. m.
First Baptist Church-The Rev. Mr..
Landrum, of Memphis, will preach at II a.
M, when other services will be announced.
The public are are very cordially invited to
be present. Seats free.
Primitive Baptist Church-Services by
the Pastor, Dr. j. B. Stephens, at II O'Clock
a. m and Up. N.
There will be a Holiness meeting held in
the basement of tha McKendree church on
Tuesday evening Z O'Clock.
Central Baptist Church-Services at II
a. m. and p, m. by the pastor, Rev. W. G.
Inman.