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The McgoOk Family.

Hapa's Weekly furnishes the following
list of the members of the MCCooK fam
lily who arc in the Federal army:
a. L. M'Cook, Surgeon
Colonel George w. McCook, served
during the three months.
General Alexander Mcdowell McCook.
General Robert l.. McCoOk Colonel of
Ninth Ohio. y
Daniel McCook, junior, Adjutant-G Gen
eral in General McCook's staff.
Edward McCook, Captain in Colonel
Logan's Illinois regiment.
Charles McCook, killed at the battle Of
Bull Run.
Judge McCook, his father, also had a
tight on his own hook at Bolivar Heights
under Colonel Geary, aud was paymaster
at COrinth
Edward S. McCook, Lieutenant in the
Regular Army.
Major Arson McCook, Second Ohio.
Captain Henry McCook, in an Illinois
regiment-number not known.
Sheldon McCook, Lieutenant in the
Navy, on the flagship Minnesota.
John McCook, Quartermaster in Nir-
ginia regiment
Major Arson McCook was in the battle
eff West Liberty, Kentucky.
Captain Edwin McCook, Of Colonel
Logan's regiment lost thirty men in the
battle Of Belmont, Missouri
Captain Henry McCook was taken pri-
soner at the battle Of Belmont, Missouri.
Lieutenant Sheldon McCOoll is on board
the flagship Minnesota, aad oonso,laelltiy
was at the capture Of Port Royal and
Beaufort.
Members of the family were in the fol-
lowing battles - Bull Run, Phillippi,
Rich Mountain, Carnifex Ferry, Hatteras,
Wilson's Creek, Belmont Port Royal and
Beaufort West Liberty, and Bolivar
Heights, Virginia.
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Justices Court.

j"uN bH"hNfi flI lu ruf lllulr e.. NJ.
hs. 7 SuiIrifr "a IfI.ff.s DT I.....
A. fnisr' peit. i1r Davidson County r.im.
Tho plaintiff, John Browne, in this action having
ohluurl am Attachment against tho defendant. "A .
frsc and i.'ucd o. Constable John ID. Cover aud re
turned by him, levied on suudry articles OF chattes
belonging % the defendant and on moi i0n 81 uuin
ga DO appearing GO thr satisfaction OF said Justice
That thr defendant is uUnresdout of tho state Of
Tennessee ID 10 ordered that Publication DO made flr
four Hufctsfe weeks in upWaIapcr publ -Ied iu tho
city ui hlahf ille called ihe "t uinu" warning thD
defendant 90 appear beiuro Faid Justic. un tle mn
day OF september, lbG2 and plead ans uer nr deulur
in said aiiachmeut otherwise tho ease will h. art
doNn Cor irial ey parte un that day.
a. d. aOuTHGATE. Jp
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DR.. Kings Dispensary


49, DR. KING, formerly Of New York 70
o4k - the Last four years Of Louisville, Ky.
and who haa devoted his aitentionla
she ueainont Of private diseases for 90 years naticf
hlmsoni having attended 20 practice for 30 mari
years, and CURED many thousands he 10 enabled 4
cure al diseases ui private nature no mntier boz
bad they may be from inludlcOua medical treatment
on from ueglect Of their oWu. Dr. Kings Dlspensarp'
No 81 neldefck street. between Cherry and toe square
eooud story where ho cures an diseases Of private
nature.
Gonorhoa cured without nauaeouS medicines Or IN.
enorelco With business
siriciur0a Of Old oy recent date cneciually cured
few days, BY an operation which causes 10 pain
Who're STRUCTURE exists health canuQi be- oni0yodI
Perhaps no disease causes more muchief aud uudosI
mines The Constitution % much.
syphiln With an the Diseases of the skin, rrOwinq
out o. Neglect or bad trssimodt can be edoduany
cured In Few days.
GaIlinai Heatndtf cu lar attention having baau
given % this disease, aud a che consequence rroing
Out OF 10, brought on n macy cases By che desruogs
habits OF inc9nslefate youths and excessive tndui
Tcnoe Of the passions neglect OF Whl1h viii uudefg
mine che Constitution, rendering Tho subject uunt fof
business or nuclaiy and sing premature oId are
Females VINO may be lalnrinF With any dincnItv q
be Womb may rest assured Immediate r6llar
Pornona r11.dng ahroad, BY writing and siaiing ths1
case, with aiee cnclosodi direct o. ~. ~ Kna 10 y
noaAck aifupii Nashville, Tenn. wild have ~ nsosr.
sary medicines seat % thef address once hons
from o'0oek d ne morniag untn De- ts5 orslinf.
u.Tio-iniau1
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Passengers for Louisville will remem-
Der that J. lie AB1E's regular line of
Stages leaves this evening al Gjs o'clock
for Franklin, KY connecting there with
the cars for Louisville. Office at Sewa-
nee House. uuc.3l-tE
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MasllplIle ataion.
rnrncnIar Nnfles.

Mr.. g. d, WH1TEo has assumed the
control Of our city subscription list. lie
viii see that tho USIoE is delivered regu-
larly 20 city subscribers every morning
He viii also make collections promptly,
at least every two weeks. No money
taken but Tennessee, or par funds.
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SLIDELL said recently in France that
Slavery was the cause of all the miseries
Of the South. We must say that we
think that very unworthy cause 70
bring so much misery upon our country.
The South may well sing the plaintiye
ditty Of the seedy loafcr;
ooh, when think wha, now are,
Aud what used 70 was,
think I've thrown myaelfaway
without sufficient co.,"
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Refuse the Issues OF All Ranks
mentioned below.

The following Tentpssee Banks are broken, or
nave been wound up and their Notes, q any are
out, are utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank at Brownsville.
Central Bank OF Tennessee al Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Memphis SAVING Institution al MeHnbis
Exchange Bank. "a, Murlreosboro.
Minor and Manufacturers Bank at knoxville.
lAnk OF East Tennessee, at Knoxgirc
hank ci Trouton. at Trenton
Bank oi Jefferson, at Dandridpe
Bank Of Claiborne, at farewell
Bank of lazewcll, at Tazewell
IawrenccburE Bank, az Lawrenceburr.
Citizens Bank at Memphis.
Banl, Of America, at Carkavule
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We are indebted TO Messrs HARDE e
HoUdH for copies of latest Illustrated
weeklies. They have also on hand the
latest aud best Bank Note Detectors.
People who are lucky enough TO have any
bank notes to detect will do well to call.
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Let every patriot grid his loins up, and
go with renewed energy and ardOr to the
work of saving his country. Men of the
Republic, to pour posts Go forward
each one of you, as Though the destiny
of the Union depended on your arm alone.
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See advertisement of Mr.. DoRatAS, in
Another column. Parents wishing TO send
their children TO school, could not do
better than to trust them to thcgaardian-
ship of this gentleman
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SAVE YoUR MoNEY.-Dming these war
times it is the duty of all to save as
much as possiblcj % per cent of your ex-
penses can be saved by exchanging your
Greenbacks for Tennessee money as in
a majority Of cases So in the best Ten
nessee Bank bills will go quite as far as
IS in any other money. This exchange
can be made on the best terms at the In
surance Office of ~. MARn on College
street Opposite Scwancc Housc)
Aug.27-tf
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HoRnmLE.--We saw ahoarse passing
through our streets yesterday with no
less than qevaa trunks lying in it, They
were only travelling trunks however
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To Passengers Going North,
DailY Line Of stagel

j. Liz AaLE, stage Proprietor,
Has put another line Of Stages between
Nashville and Franklin, Kentucky, max
ing il DAILY Sage Line hereafter. His
Coaches will leave Nashville epe'y evening
at or o'clock, for Franklin, Kentucky.
Oey- Office at the Sewance House,
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Justices Court.
Nixon, CuArrrIp & Woop7, plalntimD
vs.
j. o. CRITTTH, Defendant.

" %. GRIrFITH, Defendant
I'm a Hnt before q. NJ. southgate, Justice Of the
Peace for Davidson County, Tenncasee.
Tho plaintiffs, Nixon, ChatGold a Woods IN thI,
defendant, j, o. Criliih, and issued ~ Contain
john u. Cover and returned By him, lellod un sum
dry articles Of furniture belonging 90 tle defendant.
ana ON motion Of plaintiffs by counsel, a appearing
D. nonresdont Of the State Of Tennessee IL l. or
dcrcd that plbicatiun be mndo Cor four succesriye
Weeh' i neNalap-r published iu tho city Of Aa ne
be and appear before said Justice on the alh day OF
september, 1852, and pload, ansNcr ~ da0ur 10 "A
htta, hinon' otherwise tho cause VIII be est down ior
trial eE parte on that day.
AL SuUIlGUE. Ir.
August 2lst, 1862 ilu. pr8 isc. esul
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A subterrauean railway Is now in an
advanced state Of construction, running
about four and a half miles under the
city Of London. The road win be band
somcly Lighted with gas.
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$50 REWARD

DANAWAY FROM the sUBsCHIBpn
II near Nashyil Tenn, on the 10th day of 70
april 1852, Negro man named TILMON: ~
ahonl Is Years Old feet or inches hirh IN
quite black whiskers on when no left Weighs a50ut
100 pounds. The said hoy was soon in Nashyiile "A
low days ago, and said he ia Murrrceboro AZ tine
Time OF The late battle and got slightly wounded in
tho mana. viii give The above Reward Cor the de-.
livery Of The said boy ia the Jail az Nashville 80 that
can get him.
july1O-dlmp ROBERT CATO
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The public must be patient with the
Post-oiIlce, and they viii be when they
remember that there are some sersag. fve
mail bags TO distribute
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HEADauAarERs o. 5. FoncE., !

HEADQUARTERS q. S. FoRCEs,
NASHVILLE, TENS, Aug %, 1925
General Order, No. /.
ia accordance with orders from De-
partment Headquarters, Brigadier- Gene
raj LOWELL II. Rousseau hereby assumes
command of all the forces in and around
Nashville. BY command Of
LOWELL II. ROUSSEAU.
Brig Gen. Commanding
W. p. MCDOWELL, A. A. A. G..
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Committed 70 Jail

or Davidson County, Teun., June Is, 1902 a negro
~ man, who says his name b JACK, and belongs
70 Richard Hide, Of Davidson County Tenn s.o about
80 years Weighs about 10 pounds olt Eye out scr
on right hand
The owner requested to come forward, prove pro.
perry, and pay charges, as tho law directs.
u, NJ HINTON,
laIyal-3l sharin ana JAll1r on b. 0.
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A large quantity Of woodwork for
bridges ON tbs Louisville and Nashville
railroad was received from Cincinnati
yesterday by the steamer Champion.
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HEADQUARTERS lsr Tenn. CAvMBY,l
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 22 1862
[ Orders No. G.
All officers recruiting,for this Regiment,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters report showing the strength
of the party, present and absent, and will
hereafter, at least once a week, make a
similar report exhibiting the gain and
loss, if any, since last report.
By order Of Col. STOKES.
JoHN MURPHY, 1st Lieut. & Adjutant,
1st Tenn. Cavalry. Aug. 23-tf.
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We believe that this Government is Of
God, and that it is not in the power of
traitors to oyerturn IT,
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We have a large quantity Of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we win dispose Of AZ 40 cts per
hundred.
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Gen. BUELL. arrived in the city on Mon
day night. We understand that he left
yesterday
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Many a patriot doubtless feels like re-
peating the indignant appeal which By
RON puts in the mouth of the Greek bard:
oMust wO but weep DER days more blcst}
Must we hut blnsh2-our fathers bled;
Earth render up from out thy breast
A remnant OF our Spartan dead;
OF the three hundred grant hut three,
To make a now ThermopylW.'
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Situation Wanted.

A SITUATION IN AN ACADEMY OR COUN-
"a try school, ms TEACHER Of Ihe English branches,
como South.
Address BOX ~, Louisville, Ky, or "AI. b. n. -
Nashville, Tenn.
R5-A satisfactory letter from Rev J. =. BULLOCK,
Lexington, Ky. augl7-2w1
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FLAG PRESENTATION. On Saturday
next, the Ga of September, at 3 o'clock,
p. NJ, at the house Of r. MoCLAy, in
Edge6eld, near Lucus' store, a flag will
be presented by the loyal ladies of Edge
field, to Captain j, S, Morton, Chief
Engineer Of the Ohio Army, and Captain
Robert Rodecker Assistant Engineer.
Two regiments Of volunteers, with two
bands Of music, will be present An are
invited 70 be present to witness the Stars
and Stripes thrown to the breeze. IL lis
intended to be suspended ON the Railroad
Bridge. sept o-ll
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nE Davidson Counig. Tour Jll lj. 1852, a upnro
~ man Who says his name u nUNMuRE. aud he-
longs 90 Jesse Martin, ot Marshall County Touu; age
about p years lept inches high C0lOr black
hand indicate hard labor.
The owner b. requeiicd To- come forward Ifoir pro-
portyi and pay charges, as Che law diTocis
y, M. HINTON
lulyal-dt Sheriff aud lsil0r of Ii. C.
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Claims Against the United
States Government,

DERsONS holding Claims against the U. s. Govern
mcnt, either for Property taken for the use Of the
Army, on for image % Property, Quartermaster Re-
cepts or Certificates GIN have them settled aud coll
octed by placing them In The hands Of CHARLES II
GREEN, Agent for the National Claim Agency of
Washington, u. G. Office Of tho Tennessee Branch Of
the Agency, No IS Cherry Street, Up Stairs.
July 2O-ti
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Mr.. w. G. COLLIER has placed us under
new obligations by copies Of late papers.
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FoRrREss MONROE, Aug, 20,-The fol-
lowing prisoners have arrived here &c.
Haller. Captain, 3rd Wis, ID. h. Hurl-
but Iieutenant 10Th Ohio; n. Hayes,
Captain. 2gth Ohio; w, G Del0me, Cap
cain, 60th Ohio; NJ, II. Broyeri Liouton-
ant. list Mich. cavalry; Thomas Clark,
Lieutenant-C Colonel, 29th Ohio.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward {!

IL FEBRUARY LAST HAD TWO NEGRO MEN
Il % run away ON a boat from ClarksylIle, By the
names of FOSTER and EDMUND. Suid boys LETT Cl3rks
ylo a icw days aitcr the Federal troops took posses.
sion Of the place.
Edmund ia about G feet, aud weighs leo or 100
pounds, and Is % or % ycara old and Of dark com
pcXion. Foster is % feet high and Is OF yellow com
peXion, and will weigh 10 or 100 pounds and a.
about % or % years old. When they were heart
from last thcy were in Gen. MCCooks division
] will give The above Reward % any one lf they
will bring them 10 me in the City of Nashville
WAI s. CIIEATHAB.
Nashville, Tonn August IN 1859. aug7-lm
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General Order.

GeheEal OfOeFs
Medical Officers of the Army and Vol
unteers are hereby directed to report at
this Office Immediately on their arrival in
this city, to state their business aud
authority. EBN. SWIFT,
Surg. u. S. A., Med. Director,
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FOR RENT.

nor THE BALANCE OF 1862, OR TERM
Il Of years, the convenient and desirable residence,
No. 81, West side Of Spruce St.,
between Cedar and Union strcoi7 IN tho city, known
as Birds Nest Cottage"
ns- For further particulars oaIl on Mr7. G. CLARA
Corr, 03, Church Street, or d \. WHKIS, NO. 20,
North Cherry Street.
Nashville, August fth, lsG2 aur5-lmn
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DOURrrUI-wnD car.

North Western Bank Of Georgia.
Rank Of the Empire sntr, Geo.
Bank Of Athen Geo.
fulton Bank.
ID Bank OF Whtnad.
Timber Cutters Bank.
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HEADQUARTERS DIsTRICT OF THE OHlo,)
Medical Directors Office, Nash
villle,~ Tenn, Aug. 25th, 1862. \
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l.. D.. B1cgLEr. Etq-,....
WuIau nuHfrt, Es4..
CHAHrs for, kFq ....t-.
jams ~. GEu0E, Esq......
mAHCrs A. fism EsI....
iuly21-ty
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-25
Concerning Addressing Letters.

A safe rule in addressing letters is this
do not presume that the post Office clerks
know as much about your correspondence as
you do. fyou are addressing business
man or firm of long standing, it viii be safe
TO presume him well known; otherwise, it is
far safer TO presume him unknown, and TO
address him with all reasonable particularly.
Write the town and state distinctly. Do not
address New Haven, Ct, when Won mean
New Haven, VT, Tor Springfield, Vt, when
you mean Springfield, Ohio,) nor New Haven,
\. Y, when You mean New Haven, ny. DO
not add the county unless there are two
towns of the same name in different counties
of the same state. The post offices in county
towns of the same name with the county, are
weekly receiving letters missent TO them,
simply because the county name is the most
prominent feature of the address. Ifyou are
writing to member of Mr. John G. Will
iams' family, do not address Mrs Mary S.
Williams. or Miss Fanny Williams, unless
YOU also add 'care of John G. Williams" or
else name the street and number at which
YOU expect the carrier to deliver the letter.
1t is a sorry compliment TO man TO presume
that his wife and children are so notorious
that letters will reach them without special
address.-HolJrcoks L. S. Nail.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-25
SHARP PRACTICE ON THE MARCH

When we arrived at Big Bethel our regi-
ment was sent ahead to reconnoiter, and we
had to march through horrible Virginia
swamp for about five miles, when we discov-
cred eight rebel batteries commanding the
road. We waited until the whole force came
up, and reported progress. We were all
pretty tired, as we had marched about fifteen
miles with our heavy knapsacks, and the day
being very warm the perspiration rolled off
us in streams. General Porter ordered a
company of sharpshooters to 60 and take the
principal of the batteries. Col Berdan called
for company B, made a short speech, saying
that he had more confidence in US than any
other company, and gave us the honor of the
first brush. Well, we started, tired as we
were, and proceeded to within about quar-
ter of a mile of the battery. The rebels per-
ceiving US, sent few Shells which passed
harmlessly over our heads, and exploded a
short distance from us. The shells made a
very loud noise, and when We heard them
whizzing toward US, We all dropped flat on
/ the ground and thus escaped We immedi.
ately deployed as skirmishers and closed in
towards the fort. There were only two pie
ces of artillery there, and as fast as head
would appear over the earthwork our boy:
would pick him off. AS we all took cover
behind stumps and other friendly projections
! the rebels could not see anything to shoot at
and seemed to think it high time to be off,
They hitched up the horses to the cannon
and left, we could not tell how. There wa
about hundred cavalry just behind the EN-
bankment, and they took to the road at al
alarming speed Most of them threw ont
leg over the saddle and laid the other sid'
of their horses, but when we commenced t
fire upon them, We left many an empty sad
die. | fired FIVE shots, and am we'll satisfied
that finished the career OF two rebels.
got so smoky that we could not tell whethe
our shots took effect or not The enem
must have thought there was large body 0
us, for we each had five-shooter. The ri
hes did goood execution that day.-Lette
from Iorkto1rn.
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Ten FOllies.

l. To think that the more a man eats, the
fatter and stronger he viii come.
,. To believe that the more hours children
study at school, the more they Will learn.
). To conclude that If exercise is good for
the health, the more violent and exhausting
it is, the more good is done.
+. To imasine that every hour taken from
sleep is an hour gained.
D 10 act on the presumption that the
smallest room ia the house is large enough
10 sleep in.
q. To argue that whatever remedy ises
one TO feel Immediately better, is god for
the system, without regard to more ul,erior
effects. The soothing syrup" for example,
does stop the cough of children, and does ar
rest the diarrhga, only TO cause, little later,
alarming commissions, or the more fatal in
fiammatlon of the brain, or water on the
brain; al least, always If prOtracts the dis
ease.
4. To commit an act which is felt in itself
TO be prejudicial. hoping that somehow or
other II may be done In YOUR case with impu-
nifty.
s. To advise another TO take a remedy
which You have not tried yourself, or without
making special inquiry whether all the con-
dltlons are alike.
. To eat without an appetite. or continue
to eat after il has been satiated, merely to
CRAFTY the taste.
10. To remember the Sabbath day" by
working harder and later on Saturday than
on any other day in the week, with view to
sleeping late next morning, and staying al
home all day TO rest, the conscience quieted
by the plea of not feeling very *ell.-HaN,s
Journal Of Health.
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r. Speaking of lecturers, what collec-
ton of anecdotes might be made up from
Their experiences. The Rev Dr Chapin is,
upon the platform, very ornate in styie and
animated in delivery. After one of his brill
liant bursts, the audience broke out into loud
applause. Silence was restored, and the
speaker was on the poin; of proceeding, when
vlnesar-faced dame Just in front rose and
said.loud enough for all 10 hear: I'm a-goin,.
| didn't give my money to come to a theater. ="
Quite different was criticism upon the Rev
Dr Storrs, who is very elegant in diction and
quiet in manner. The doctor may be We
ry learned man." said one dame to another.
Il dare say he is; but he don't tear round TO
suit me.'-Haper's Nayazine.
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fession. As an executive, he was cautious and
exact. As superintendent of schools, he
was noted rather for industry and a strong
wish to serve the state, than for boldness and
efficiency. He has expended more personal
labor and thought in behalf of common
schools than any other three men In Yer
mont. We cannot speak of him as a pro-
fessor, bat as popular lecturer he was in
structive and interesting. He was q good
man, ambitious to be useful, and viii long be
kindly remembered by the people of this
state"