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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-08
NEWS AND NOTES.

The New York police have been instruct
| ed to close concert saloons and dance houses
/ on Sundays.
\ few DAYS since a woman locked up in
the TOmbS, New York, died of lung dis.
ease.
Ripe strawberries are selling in Oak
land, California, at sixty cents per pound.
David Clark, the well known philanthro-
pist Of Hartford, furnished Christmas din
ners TO 100 families.
Special policemen in Sacramento are paid
$3.50 for every arrest made by them
where the party is convicted and pays his
fine.
The Kellogg Opera Troupe, who witness
ed the mUtiiatiOn Of a poor man by a train,
on which they We're going to Peoria. Hi
nos, : few days ago. have sent a cOntribu-
ton of Sl37 10 his SidOY.
One of the causes Of the immense num-
Der Of bad plays is the enormous reward
reaped by good ones. The public is
naturally interested in everything relating
TO the popular piece LED AStray," and will
learn with pleasure that Mr. BOucicault,
the translator, is being paid about Sll5
nightly.
One of the camels in the menagerie in
AtLIIsl / ark llilGe Il NlSC1OuS dttdck on
Mr.. William Il. CGnElin, Superintendent
of the Animal Department, and would
most probably have killed him but for the
intervention Of the keepers, who beat off
the Infatuated animal.
Gov. Kemper, of Virginia, has declined
>preSent of a carriage and horses, and was
inaUgTated without any ceremony.
Moses Tenney, charged with killing his
wife in Grafton, No., last week, is eighty
eight years old, and his wife was only sew
enty-tiye. They had often qUarTellei and
always lived unhappilytOgether. Mr.. Ten
ney has been blind for five years, and his
lower limbs entirely paralyzed.
Miss Hosmer acknowledges the interview
with the poet Ofthe Sierras with differs
ence. According to her he did say: II am
no iudgeof the fine arts, but | doknOwsnakes
/ have studied snakes. You model snakes;
we'll" Mr.. Miller behaved very ciyilly
during the interview. she certainly did
not call me .HoSmer' If he had l most
assuredIy should have addressed him as
Miss Miller
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New Advertisements.

Prof John Z. Bailey, teacher Of music in
the public schools viii open a class at the
Baptist church in EdCefeld tonight and at
Ash street church, South Nashville on Fri
day night.
Rooms for rent by W. 7. Berry s. Co.
See card Of John Z. Bailey, teacher Of
music in the public schools.
Charles Fisk can obtain important infOr-
NATION 10y calling upon Spire x Duff.
Sales Of tobacco to-day at II o'clock at
the Cumberland and Capitol warehouses.
f. McIver d Co., general agents for Syc-
amOre Manufacturing Company, manufac-
turers Of blasting and sporting powder.
Bohan 81 Fioersh. % Union street, are
selling their stock OF laceS, scars, etc, at
cost.
E. McIver & Co, general agents for the
sale o. Sewluee coal.
White lime for sale by c. II. StOckell
& Co.
Norman * HightOwer have removed to
No. =. South Market street, and have aSsO-
ciatcd with them MesSrs. T. p. Hall and 5.
Il. Hill, under the firm name of Norman,
Hightower x Co.
Blankets, Aannels, underwear, ETC., at
Richheimer's, 46 College street.
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Three Things Certain.

Three Things Certain.-With regard to
the next Gift Concert there are three things
infallibly certain: first, that it will take
place on the 31st of March, Just as
sure as the 31st day of March arrives;
SecOId, that the drawing Will be full one
without partition or abatement, and third,
that those parties who delay the purchase
Of their tickets too long, will be apt to lose
all interest in the Concert. Never before
in the history Of such enterprises has SO
wonderful an interest been manifested and
such immense sums Of money daily re-
ceivGd. Friends of the enterprise abroad
can serve themselves and aid the manage
ment by sending in their orders at once. If
all deferred their purchases till few days
or weeks before the drawing, all the clerical
force that could possibly be brought into
use would be insufficient to prepare for the
drawing. Whereas, by making early pur-
chases, the loss OF interest to the buyer is
as nothing in consideration of the advan-
tages it will enable the management to give
him in a complete, well-aTanged and salts
factory drawing. 1t
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Fire Commissioners

The Fire Commissioners are to be elected
by the City Council tonight We have
had large number of fires recently. with
light losses, showing a remarkable degree
of deficiency on the part of our present Fire
Department, and whose claims. it is to be
hoped, will be considered by the Commits
siOners to be elected. We understand that
there are a large number of candidates for
the positions. among whom We hear the
names Of Thomas DOnnaher. Oliver Mil
som, c. P. Reddick, ". II. Perry. Oliver
Williams, and twenty or thirty Others.
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Personal.

Judge 5. VI. Fife, OF Carthage, is here at
tending the Supreme Court.
d. L. Rice, MaSterof transportation and
L. B. Salisbury, Master Mechanic Of the
St. Louis and Southeastern road, are in the
city.
The Chattanooga Commercial ofthe 9TH
inst. SAYS: Rev. \. }. Baird. ID. D.. of Nash
vile, will deliver his new and exceedingly
interesting lecture on The Evangelical
Alliance at the Presbyterian church. on
Market street, on the night of Jan. Is, and
on the following night, on america and
Americans; OF, Uncle Sam AZ Home" The
proceeds of these lectures will be devoted
10 the benefit Of the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian church in this city.
Judge James Whitw0uh and J. D. Lock
hart, of this city, and George !. Washing
ton, Of Robertson county, are at the Gait
House, Louisville.
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structing the Courthouse Committee To mt
Tue courthouse in thorough repair. painting
the walls, ETC., and that they award the
contracts Tor doing the work TO the lowest
responsible bidd rs. 70
TIRE CoUNTY's POULTRY.
justice walsh suggested that some means
should be adopted for getting rid of fbe
huhdfeds OF pigeons which have transform
ed the oornice Of the courthouse into a
roostlng-place, whereupon Judge Ferris
stated that some individual stood ready To
capture all those pigeons and disposa of
them' II he could only obtain permission
TO do so. F-'---''''i
THANK YOU, GENTLEMEN.
Justice Meacham said that the thanks of
the residents of Davidson county were due
the members of the Courthouse Committee
Ior the manner in which the courthouse
mad been fenced in and ornamented, as the
Work had been done in first-class order. and
at a very reasonable cost.
THE INSANE OF THE COUNTY.
Inc following communication from DR..
Calender, Superintendent of the Insane
Asylum, was read:
TENNESSEE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
Jan. ., lS14.-Hon. John G. Ferris, Judge of
the Cosnty Court, Sir: In compliance with
your request herewith furnish YOU list
OF names Of patients from Davidson coun-
ty, in this institution:
there follow list of names, of Is males
and ~ females, which We omit.)
The doctor continues: OF this number
10 compose the quota due to Davidson
county, under the general Jaw of the State,
regulating the admission of non-paying
patients.
There are not more than two who could
properly become almshouse patients; and
none.Of them could, with safety to the
community, or humanely to themselves. be
discharged at large. The two referred to
ar. Bridget Gallagher, white, and Doc
Henderson, cOlOred, and il is very doubtful
whether the former could be safely cared for
at the county almshOuse.
This, believe, comprises the informa-
ton you desired.
Very Respectfully,
j. II. CALENDER, Supt.
ABOUT ORPHANS.
Justice Kerrigan offered the following:
Whereas, at the July term of the County
Court Of Davidson County, the following
We're ordered by the Court:
st. Mary's Orphan Asylum. 49,. 81, 400 90
Protestant 100. 525 90
House of Industry. 112 so
Aud whereas, his Honor, Judge Ferris,
refuses to issue the warrant of the county
for said sums, therefore,
Resolved, That this court elect a Special
Of three members to carry out
the orders Of the court, and employ counsel
if required.
Judge Ferris stated that he. had refused
to issue the warrants spoken of on the
ground that he was not authorized to do
SO by law; that the two orphan
lsylums had secured counsel
and that the matter had been carried to
the Circuit Court, and that under these
the resolution was out of
order. He had provided homes for over
100 orphans, aud no one could be more in
crested in orphans than himself, but the
aw directs how they shall be provided for
)y the county authorities, and he proposed |
,beying the law.
There were indications of warm debate |
Ipon the resolution, but AZ this point the |
ourt adjourned until 10 a. NJ tomorrow. |
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Shipments.

The Chattanooga Commercial of the 9TH
inst. says: '.There were shipped from this
point Yesterday over the Western and At
lantic Railroad seven cars of grain, four of
stock. and one of package freight. None
az ait;ng shipment. The Nashville and
Chattanooga shipped, $500 pounds miscel-
laneOus freight and one car of lumber.
They received for this point seven cars of
freight, also, twenty-seven through cars of
stock. and received a telegram from Nash
vile 10 ssna all empty stock ears immedi-
ately to that Oint.s
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XAR DEPARrnrENr-
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. Ian : 7.3O d ~


WASHINGTON, Jan. Z, 80 P. A.
PrObGbiiitjeS.-FOr New England cloudy
and threatening weather with rain, and
fresh 10 brisk nOrtheasterly and southeast
erly winds viii prevail during the day.
For the Middle States and the erstern
portion ofthe lower lake region, fresh to-
brisk nOrtheasterly to sOutherly winds with,
partly cloudy weather and areas of rain.
probably clearing during the afternoon, the.
winds shifting to westerly, and with lower
temperature.
For the South Atlantic and eastern 6suH
States, continued low temperature, south
westerly to nOrthwesterly winds, with
clear on fair weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
sOuthwesterly to nOrthwesterly winds with
low temperature and clear or cloudy
weather.
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COUNTY COURT.

County Asylum MISREPRESENTATION.
Committees Appointed-The Amount
Expended I'm Running the County
for Three MOnths-where are Those
sheets Fuel at the JaiI-Lauxers
at DfscOunt-Tbe Courthouse to
be Painted, and the COurthouse
Pigeons fslaughtered--The Counfv.s
Insane-BIow shall the Orphans he
Provided For?
WEDNESDAY, Jan. Z, 1874. County
Court met Pursuant to adjournment, Judge
Ferris in the chair and fiffy-eight members
present.
COUNTY ASYLUM AGAIN.
Justice Cteatham, chairman of the spe-
cial committee appointed to visit the
County Asylum rose to question of priyi
lege and said that in order to make such a
thorough examination of that institution
as the Giro instances demanded further
time would De required to report. Last
year the appropriations made for the benefit
of the poor of the county, amounted to
$4,000, in addition to defraying the regular
expenses of the asylum, so that the county
poor could be taken care of in a proper man
ner. The speaker was satisfied that our
present asylum is disgrace to the county.
He asked that further time be granted the
committee and that they present their re-
port the first Monday in April.
Considerable discussion was ELECTED. and
several motions were made, one being that
all the members of the court donate their
per diem for one day and that the entire
court visit The Asylum. A motion was
made in lieu of all others, by Justice PauI.
leaving the Committee to report at this SEES
sion of the court, if possible, and if not, TO
then allow further time. Justice Paurs
motion prevailed.
STAMPING COMMITTEES.
The following standing committees were
elected:
Courthouse ommittee-Justices Maxev.
Steele and Patterson.
Jail Comnlittee-Justices Haynie, Bush
and Bigley.
PeSthOuse Committee-Justices Scales.
Neylan and McCarty.
Railroad Committee Childress.
Davidson ano Gleaves.
Turnpikes and ROads-Justices Wade.
House and Marshall.
Workhouse Ommittee-Justices Kerri
gan, Wyatt and Chandler.
The School Committee was abolished.
rs it was found that this committee was of |
no practical benefit TO the county, under |
the present school system.
AUDITED ACCOUNTS.
Tho follnxx-inrr lisf 81
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Police l'Ourf

Business wac very light with Judge Du-
ling yesterday there being but two cases
disposed of.
John Archibald was fined five dollars for
having engaged in disorderly conduct, and
Nathan Allen was fined two-fifths of that
amount for leaving his team without a
driver.
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4. a. Il. Il.

At a regular meeting of Maimonides
Lodge, No. As, /. o. B. B.. held Tuesday
evening, the following officers were III
stalled for the next term:
NJ. Wildman, President; " Jacobus,
Vice President; d. Weinbaum, Core
spending Secretary; E. Wolf, Treasurer;
NJ. GOdhelp. Monitor; J. Levin, Assistant
Monitor; Joe Lovenheim, Warden: VI.
Schuartz, Guardian. Trustees. NJ. Sax, :.
We'll and y. Cline. Representatives, NJ
Sax, II. NasSauer and II. Godhelp.
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st. Charles Hotel, newly reftted with
ladies' and gentlemen's water closets in
the house, Market street, near the Square,
Nashville, Tenn. J. NJ. Armstrong, pro-
prieiOr. Single meals, 80 cents. Board
and lodging per dsy, 500. jams 3m
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NINTH WARD MEETING.
CIocE for 1l1e Sem SchooI RuiIdin-

\ meeting of the citizens Of the Ninth
Ward was held at the new school building
last night, 10 set on foot an entertainment,
the proceeds TO be applied to the purchase
Of clock for the tower of the schOOlhouse.
Charles Rich was called to the chair. and
c. b. Kuhn appointed Secretary. After
some preliminaries, it was determined to
have ball az the building on next Thurs
day night, and the following committees
were appointed for the management of the
same:
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should 1hat Inquest Have Been Held.

In passing upon Coroner Brantley's ac-
count for holding inqueSts, by the County
Court yesterday, it was stated by mem
Der Of the court that suit has been insti-
tuied against Deputy Coroner Ryan be-
cause Of his having held ali inquest upon
the body of Michael Carlin, who died Of
consumption at Mrs. Morgan's boarding
house, on Summer street, q few days since.
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DIED.

WINSETT-On Wednesday, Jan. I, 1874, at
12.39 P. NJ, Of pneumonia, ROBERT FINNEY only
son Of Dr.. r. ID. and Mrs. Annie NJ. Winsett;
aged year, months and p DAYS.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral az the Church OF
the Advent, on Friday morning, 9th inst at 10
O'Clock. Services by Rev. Edward Bradley.
cOuV.
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sour FireSide Friend."-Oh sub
scriberS desiring to rensw their subscTip-
tiOns for another year, and receive a copy
Of the glorious new chrome sunbeam
Immediately, for fear the agent may miss
them in the canvass, will do well to send
in their names to the office at once, as my
stay in the city is short. II. c. King,
General Agent 215 Cedar st. 1t
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Mrs. JULIA WARD HOWE Sos Sos no
woman can - brilliant after marriage
This is wOman's use 9irit-and a wO-
mans logic too. Mrs. H. implicitly declares
that she is not brilliant at the same time
that she asserts a thing dssproved by the
life and labOrS Of such women as Mesdames
Sigourney, Hemans, SOmerville and good
MANY others.
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Elegant Rooms for Rent.-Fmtv rc

EieSaht hOOhis lOT hehl'-r oity ROOMS
in the st. Cloud Hotel for rent, in suites
for families or single apartments; also the
spacious dining hall and kitchens. Fc.
terms apply to Chsiiies y. Thompson, at
Gainoun's, Maxwell House. Carter &
Thompson. dec2S lot
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Boots and Sh0eS.-A fine assortment
for the holidays just received, at low prices
at the Eagle Shoe Store, 9 Union, between
College and Market SIS. John Holahan.
deco If
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Mrs. HENRY WoOD, who has written
some Of the best novels of the day, puts in
the mouth Of the hero of one of her stories
the following admirable sentiments-senti-
mentS which it would be well for all TO act
out in their daily lives: I'D rather do a
man a good turn than bad one, be he friend
or enemy. That is the only way to get on
pleasantly in this life. 1t all comes home
to us. Ii we SOW flowers we are repaid By
the perfume; if We plant nettles they will
spring up and sting US. l don't believe
man ever did the smallest kindness but it
was in some way returned to him. / feel
sure that for every injury a man or wO-
man inhicts on others worse evil is re-
turned"
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ETuigranfS,

The Chattanooga Commercial of the eth
inst. says: yesterday the Western and At
lantic train brought in two hundred and
seventeen colOred eInigrants. They are
from near Macon, Georgia, and going to
Arkansas. There will be another train of
three hundred and sixty tomorrow from
the same vicinity, going to the same
State"
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Renedicts' Club.

The hop given by the Benedicts' Club,
which has been talked of so much for the
mast three weeks, comes of at the Max
well House tonight. A large number Of
invitations have been issued, and there is
no doubt but that this will be one Of the
most stylish hops ever given in Nash
vile.
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PROF. LEONE LEVI stated some facts OF
Current interest in a recent address deliy-
cred In London The average wages of
coal miners have advanced, he said 81 per
cent since 1911, but the profits Of British
coal owners show an increase of nearly 500
per cent. He also stated that, while the
dearness Of coal added S. to SIS per ton 10
the cost Of iron, and checked the foreign
demand for that metal, il did not so seri-
riOusly affect some manufacturers. If coal.
for instance, doubled in price, it would
cause only a rise Of one-halfper cent in the
cost Of worsted. About 70 per cent Of the
coal raised in Great Britain is consumed
there in manufactures, Is per cent is used
for domestic purposes, and the remaining
10 per cent is exposed.
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Cumberland Coal at $3.50 bad, by
Owens, Newell * Co., No IA Church street
and II 5. Cherry street. JOHN A. TIN
DALI, Salesman. deco till jan 20.
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Hymeneal.

Capt. E. S. HaBce was united in mar
rage several days ago to Mrs. Mildred NJ.
Word. The marriage occurred at the resi-
dence Of L. D. Hog, Smith county, and
Rev. o. g. HolleybaTton OBLIGATED.
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AnearfI, of Sireef Cars.

The cheerful street-car bell was not heard
TO any extent in this city yesterday. There
were no cars at all on the Church and
Spruce and the Church, Spruce and Broad
street lines. and none Oh the South Nash
willie line until late in the afternoon.
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RirtlifInv Rnrfr

On Tuesday night last party was given
at the residence, of Mrs. j. II. s9&fleke, ir,
as a compliment TO our felloN-citizen, G.
b. Kuhn upon his twenly-secoad birthday.
4 number of his personal friends were pre-
sent, and the evening passed off pleasantly,
the hostess exe5ing herself to make the af-
fair agreeable.to all.
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Removed to the corner of Church and
Cherry streets, on the first floor over the
drug store Of DemOyille * Co., where a
good Business Education can be obtained,
also the beautiful art of Photography. j,
w. DOlbeaT. ianG II
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StOn and think of the Specialize

Stop pnd thInk OF Inc speciaItles:-
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes,
Artists Goods, Paper and Wax Flower Ma
terials, Stencil Inks, Corks, Sash, Doors,
Blinds and BrIshes-nOt at cost, but VERY
LOW. Chas. II. Gauthier, Is n. College
street. dec2I If
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GnIiInIiInPnfRTN.

Justice Maxey is known among his
brother SoloEs Of che County Court as ''The
Watch Dog Of the County Treasury be-
cause of his disposition 10 keep down
county expenses.
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Elegant Affair.

One of tiie most delightful parties of the
season was The masquerade at the residence
of John d. Brien. Esq, Edgeiield, on Tues
day night last. One OF the young ladies
an attendance represented the UNION AND
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Trunks, YaliSes, and Satchels at great
ly reduced prices during the money panic,
at Vim. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church
streets, Sewanee Block. nov23 If
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Early to bed, early TO rise,

Makes man healthy, wealthy and wise.
Adopt the above and you'll be wealthy.
Buy your Mattresses from Ed. II. Miller
and you'll be healthy. At No. Z n. College
street-and don't You forget it.
dec10 eod1m
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An Unfar1nnafe Hnr...

A horse which was being driven down
Church street, with drove of horses last
night, fell in front Of the Presbyterian
Church, and injured one Of his legs either
by straining or breaking it, so that be could
not be made to stand.
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Sunbeam.

The beautiful chrome, Sunbeam" issued
70 the subscribers Of sour FbeSide Friend'
IS finding place in nearly every house
hold. We return thanks to H. c. King,
agent, for a copy handsomely framed, and
which forms an attractive feature in our
art gallery.
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Deafh from AnOnIeXY.

a. e. Montague, a well-known and high
" esteemed citizen, was suddenly attacked
with apoplexy Immediately after eating
supper on Tuesday night last. and died yes
terday at half past Il o'clock.
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.. Blahk g. indicates no report; cipher (Ol sta
tiGllsry; minus ~ tendency TO fan; plus - ten
oenoy ~ LIse- "A. =. FORD, Observer
The river continues to rise rapidly at this
point with 20 feet on Shoals.
Paducah. III
me Aud lehman was due last night,
anu Is the regular packet for Paducah to-
uAy 4. ii a. M.-Capt. MassEngale com
manning She IS a superb craft, and her
accommodations are frSt-class.
Gapt. W. y. PEBBLES has quit the river,
and IS now salesman for Owens. Newell a
Co., in the coal business.
The 1. y. Philips, from Smithland with
coal bargeS in tow, Z expected TODAY.
The A. p. Green, from the upper Csru-
berland, is due.
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ENDPcfp1.

Rev. Dr.. Stanley, Of Pulaski. Wiio has
been called to the Rectorship Of 81. AHne's
church. Edgefeld, is expected TO arrive
here this week and will probably ofiicjate
on uryt SUNDAY.