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"A good assortmcnt of Buck and Wool
Stoves, which we cller a. low prices 10 the
trade, sCorr. pAvIsos 81 Co..
sePtll-lw Nc IS South side square
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Hats, Caps, & Furnishing Goods,
Latest Styles.


a. A. Spencer q Co. No g, Churchsirset.
between Market ard Front streets, have
juat roceived lerge Jos Of Bac.n. Clear
Sides Shoulders sud Hams. 81 SAFE eheap.
A. A. SPINNER CO.,
forwarding and Commn Merchants,
No. Church g., be-. Market and Front.
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saIa Of Government Mules.

80 AEsufrfiE AEsN-s tici ,. fsta. y
4 WlAL oiiaT inr see e pntlc aect9n ~ M
1 s5ssrsu eai Ccrralsla Assagllle. Teunfs- -. On
aoaiay. Us, z.is ISIS
SEWN HUNDREp cow MULES,
~. sulss sra AZ large So. in COED oon5ion.
- -, f-trl a sen y Tus1 o. thea hsYnT be
- - ~ frsuzpur. uffuu u tins depot
- Z, ,IIllrenrs ~ . o'cior X. M, ocfohsr = d,
tssa sai rsrt ne talis tlfil 90 si3Aia 90 =
Ts-nss 81 ] u isoFelulll-nt iua',-- 90 -
rl X - ktRk,
9. - - cfHl. snd A. y. ~,
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tlmedcal u-en and ere press recol1r eld DIX
ERICEIaNB's Anti CHOIi Era MIXTURE -
De only CERTAIN remedy for p arIntit Anu x -
sstiis, stiuulsats and Canuinaiivss, and y Ear-
rg-lfsd 10 effect a cure at-r 40 other means have
failed; especially 10 chronic csaes
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DURYEA'S MAIEENA
Was the only aPrspaHliOn for food from
Indian Corn

That rareivad = medal and honorahle mention from
~ Eoval Commissioner, the composition q AT
nrarainpnt -Hanufactufers OF 'Corn starch and
uofhgitll- audln Z.
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uAiccrf' Aocoants made cut and cssbsl
Vu4giermssters' and Ordnance ar,ouoi.
promptly made up By n. rompkina. -
Aaior lita regiment Illinois cavalry. Or
nee corner Of Cherry and Cedar strssis. AZ
stAirs.
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some foolish person be. seat "a . request
q suhaefltioe = nal testimonial. can
illusrassd Bible. 81 Be bfe.sbf.f ii A..
IefeFs5n Davis We ~ 10 sbs.r $500
Mrs.. Davis, and We trust her hnsBand will
yst D pardened ~ the ele1neucv ~ TIE
Norih, bat We see 10 approuriatsuem an
giving her "a ilusira Bible There
nipat es' aireaaT p'antF q Bsinlai pictufsa
ealnt. isa On ine southern leade7's memory
Nitnalt Feiniua'ius hiri 81 -AaiizEsogls .ils 3 y
llip tralinE the pisgua cf lice, ~ appeuiiur
any drawing 70 the tszt stihai tag so uaF
b dipped 81 she bisnd o. thine enemies, aud
The tongues Of thy dogs may be red through
the sane"
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Government Coal at Private
Sale

0FElcE CmET QUkETFKzasTEE, DEPr o. Trxv-.l
NASHVILLE, seut. 81, Is65.
Two HUNDRED AND FORTY TBOTfsAND
i l2l0 COO bushels Ct 6oFernmeut Coal In hs-ras
are pos realy % - disposed ofat private sale in s
city. TIE Coal viii Re sold VITA or : fborf ~
hsrges, b. the single hsFge lead or the fet Ih,s h
3 dne opportunity for the cltzers Of NaahriIje 10
ohtsn tneir supFly o. Cal OF the " nter A. low
rstes AHy iuio7 rnEuon dssEed IN rsisiion 10 ne
SANE can he o. s;ned a tins once, No no CberTs
STREET A. MACKAT,
Colonel and ChiefQla termaaisr.
octlu ierztuleri % Tennes soe
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nTIs. K. A.-AuoIney and Coun ellor at
" once 4s1s Cherry s.; p o. Box Jas
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FUraIf Eo
dMoui aF co. D.
sake Closed
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The advertiser having boon restored 20
health iu few weeks, By a very simple
remedy, aite9 haviag suffered several wears
Eiih severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious 90 iaake
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means ct
cure.
To al who desire It, he win send a copy
Of the prescription used Gree OF charrel
vith directions for preparing add using the
same, which they viii find sure cure Cor
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. kc. The
Only object Of the advertiser iu seudinr ihe
prescription is 20 benefit the afflicted. and
spread Information shirh be- considers o.
D. invaluable and BE- hopes evory sufferer
VIII try his remedy, - 10 viii cost thfm
nothing and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing che prescription VII please
address Rev. hnUtan "A Wmaus.
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New York.
The Complexion and Hair.
Bald Heads and Bare Faces covered. Grsv
Hair restored. Light Hair darkened. Weak
Hair strengthened, aRd Bushy hair bsauti-
fol.
Also. Pimpled faces cured. purified and
made son, smooth, elesr and btuuufui. bv
tbe use 81 ohapman's Ceiehrafsd Eocsi pis
Mailed free 70 these who wish 10 give them
an honest trial
These receipts eau De- obtained without
charge by return mail, BY ad,iressinr
THos. r. CHarusS.
Chemist and PeFiumer,
oot3-im s3i broadway, New York
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HOPE INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies,

,.,,y,, s,,t Session o. il Inst union I'll co1n-
,----,.,a a., M0NDAY, October 81, le03, anc ter
,l,,,,,ts - 'rhursssy. Jane 2sth, isae Il WI te
1890 frrIrnesl.a ale supervisor q MS. 4. ESn
,inr assisted Nv he Faculif o. Fransi ~ CoQeses
~ - ,,-,r,e en- Female lcschers- The purpose
- - F,,--I o. afsnsrers j. 20 a1or1 orne lsief
80 vs-v ,est s.lacf liousi sdFsniaees-
-,Tfe Sassaon VI cen. 81 Of tue Terms s. u
FranE ia ocaiege. So
s-frs esl7, 7riten incud.ug fgzs. i use, -
IL a.. Ipsiruu-tnsss RiIsic, 50 Jse o. lns'ru-
me-, s.. Modsru Languages facns SIC LraN nE
Fsr ns-.issy srs5rrnstou. stsisassT FsnninF !.
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NO. I7s.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Diseases Of the Throat Lines and
Heart
DRS R. AND J. HUNTER
or New york.
Physicians Co Pnlmanary mSegsN

w - - aeay treir patents In Nashsaia ana
- tacse va dsslrs t. csansnlf 49,, 49, -
- ehensd a. ctca ~ fne ily heel alrrs 80
- = ,qls'liiea personally az b iatiar o. a -
- aiaael Ia heir spcc|sliT. va. Rrno-h.f..
- teisuinpt %, o. sh.ch hssn hof inar
- - huniefs. rislt b. ssshNlIs t. h.ls.f al -.
..esile . llace ineussifes undef a. aara srsli.f
.e-e ~ ilue ~ suhnIilag taer csass frr e,s--'-s
20 =. .le earnest plaiieslle nomenL lcc.1-an
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Hot Rolls, Ruak and Bunns every morn
ing a. the Nashville steam Bakery, 10
sammer street, near uniou. tep5-tf
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents ID Tnsuranee Companies.

OtAREY & SMITH, NOS SO asd IS Union street.
- (up staIrsl represent the h5yiTg Cow panies ;
.htna Of Hartford Security, Man1a tan, Metropolis
Tn, PhnsuiK and kuickeTbOcker Life Of New OK,
md Accident Of Columbus, ohio.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-17

ne BsisaI cAsabs,, an Ea-y q, warais,
80 lll4lT1cilo1 ier Aou1g Men. Also. 80 ald -
llsnia Tearraa1t i0r hiseaseH cf ne Urinary sad
5erlai tYEtcma-soui free, IN Eesfod enleaFea.
Addre1s. D.. ,. Hkfhl.IN HOUeHTuNs hoaals
Asaoc-aton, PiiladsIphIa, %. apfi--if
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A BsRLE Foa Ma. DAVIS y EzoLsxD.-
The Loudoa Sass'afor, n septembsr 30.
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

pain Ellery, with AIbata easa.......-..... V25 90
Bteriing Silver cass......-. IS 90
Ful JsWelod, q "-..-.-.-. 81 50
F1En Rarlibd 81 q p---. q o
Fuil JsEeled, - ".........-.. 81 %
chonon'T hal. "......... a. 50
Appleton, Tracy Co.. extra ieWelcd, gold
balance, IN o.. Stsriing Silver case-.-.-.. 6S %
same, but with Expansion hsllEnce, In 2 O.
Sterling silver Is %
lAtne, but with Expansion basnce, accurate
ing Silver csss IS %
The shove is for two ounce cases. Extra iof three
ounce csses, g; four ounce, SO. Viii be sent
rec by mail or express on receipt Of price. Pen and
Wstch circular sect free. Address
@. p. BAREES,
Dealer n Gold Pens and ATnencan Wetchae
65b Main-siTeei. Cor. sixth, Louisville, ~.
EprI-ly
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.rrnnNEYs ALLAN.


OAMPBEI.L MoEWEN 4 GROEsBEcK, Attor.
I neys e. Law snd Claim Agents Prsciiee in al
he C. urts. Collections promptly aitendet %
sl-o claims against the Uuitsd states and Nouchers
collected once. Is North Cherry street, up stars
nTIs, K. A.-AttoTnsy and Coun. ellor at Law,
" once 4s5S Cherry s.; p o. Box 84s-
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
VfIRST NATIONAL BANK-6oTernment peposi-
ID t5ry--No. 50 college street, bstEeen Union
and the Puhic Square -Dealsrs IN Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, coin, and Government secuTi-
ties OF all Kinds. stocks and Bonds bought ard
sold On Commission. Collections promptly a.
tended 20.
A G. SANFORD. Pres't. Jas g. oaDES, Cash'r.
NTARR, THOS 8,-BrokeT, corner Union and
wi College street buys and sells Gold, u cur
rem Money, Government Securities and Vouchers
Ccllectlons attended 70 promptly.
Also buys aud ell on c. mmisslons #s
CRo3ND RA1ToEAI. BAlyK oFEAsHyIbI.Isr4
- - cherry sfeel, idesls IN Exchasee, G6vef1-
meat Securities and Co n. Collections promptly
attended TO j. LUEs0Es, Cashier.
UHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il l'esls in Exehangs, eovernmeut Securities
snd Goa. OoileetIons Promptly attended %
Gold Stocks and Bonds s, Id on Commission.
". W. BEEEE, President. EDsAR JoEEs, Ca-hier.
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NH:35Ii]NI5S
Colo us.
! !. ! I'IEI5'H'1!.6'E
No. I--4lS 1871 3Iu 5OIs---.iN IS S COS . &C
No. s.. 1 PSI 1 Isl 2 0Qi sol Sol Is g.
No. A.. / sol 3 Isl 2 sol 8 col 5 col Sol sW
No. S.. 9 00 g Isl 3 Col 50 3 sol sol 10 Do
No. e. PSI 8 co. 3 Isl Isl Isl - -
40. H. 2 col 2 25l 8 Isl 4 25 A Isl ..... -.
No. g. 3 COL col sol T5l col - -
no 49, 2 ~ ~ VI .---.- . 81 ....., -----
No-lu----- w w Q ~ .-----i --... -----.l

These pens beag my trcds marx, Q. p. BAhEn,
ExTRA Lou, KT., FOR which have secured the
ooPtflqs,i, and are warranted equal IN hIenass Of
material and workmanship 70 the best Eastern man
ulacture, and are belieFed b Be superior 70 Al
others ia durability sul OtlIar Euhshl1ua qualities
sent y nal or express on receIpt q prlee and
rnuTn clcrQ8 (f uF mail, at ~ ris when 20 cents
z sdded for Teqshs write your name and sd-
dress plainly.
Postage on sIngis pen three cent; pen with any
Ease o. holder fnd box, - cslfs. Old pens re-
Paired foE 6fty cents (aIid aa.p) each. Circulars
sent FREE. Address
O. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
So Nan-Eiraal On. aIrih. IoniarlIe "
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Well Knit Hoods, Nubiss, Sen
= tags, &C., in this City.

Beng coastsnfly rep eseuted N toe Market by
an experienced buyer our stock vii be Al al times
tuil aud veal assonso. and offered a the lowest
sepiolsn JEFFRAs sEEIEY s co.
sa :
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NNillNt TO
county Con
- n
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HasieaP, Z Furnishing Goods
Latest Styles.

Jusi received - RH. rHoMPsos.
sepl1-lm q chaffy street..
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The Slain Pet.

Several years ago. an English gentleman
was travelling on horseback, accompanied
by his faithful dog. Stopping at noon to
rest and refresh himself, he fell asleep un-
der the shade of sheltering tree. Sud
denly starting from his repose, he mount
ell his sized and rode away. Soon after
his dog came to his side, and making tine
widest signs of distress, alarmed his mast
er with the terrible fear of hydrophobia.
lie drew his pistol. and pierced the favor
lite animal with a bullet. The pet dis;ip-
peared, and III the same moment he dis
covered that he had left hi- portmanteau
Returning to the tree under whose foliage
he slept, he found the devoted watcher lyine
in his blood rn the saddle-bags. and in
death giving token of his satisfaction that
the lost property was found. No language
could express the regret and self-re;,roac!l
of the man. A shadow haunted his path
the rest of his life in the memory of that
scene.
How will it be when parents. whose
impiety has ruined their cherished oiispring.
whose tore has inflicted the wound of the
second death upon the soul. meet at the
bar of God! But more than this: when
the rejecters of Jesus ''shall look on him
whom they pierced" and ''wail because
of him." what must be the unsoun,ied
depth of remorSefnl anguish, and the
.blackness Of darkness the deed will
cast over the eternal pathway, if Il mere
incident among the ''things seen and tenn
poral'' so wounds and oversliadows the
sensitive heart
Men talk of the nature of per,lition a,
if anything could add TO the agony of that
remorse which sinners treatment %
the crucitied Lamb of God will inilict al
last as if material fires were more terri
bic than such internal elements of suffer
ing.-Ameriotn Messenger
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certainly were not armed there, unless
their construction as rams might be so de-
fined What, then, does equip mean9 1t
is significant of DR.. Webster's reputation
in England as definer of words, that, in
the Alexandra case, tried in the Court of
Exchequer at Westminster Hall, under
purely English law, no other dictionary,
English or American, was quoted or al
luded to than his. We quote from the
Lord Chief Baron's decision, June "a,
1868, Page 232 of the report of the
trial y
81 have looked, so that 1 might not 90
wrong (as We have the advantage of hav-
ing it here) at Webster's American Die
tlonary, work of the greatest learning,
research and ability. No one can COM
plain that l refer to that. Itappears that
to equip is to furnish with arms In
case of ship, TO furnish and complete
with arms That is what is meant 10y
'equipping.'"
We regret that his Lordship. who
thought so much of the authority, did not
quote the whole definition, as well as that
of equipment. The portion he omitted,
"To fit for sea to furnish with men, and
whatever is necessary for voyage, in
cludins cordage, spars, provisions &c,
will be for us to quote when, under our
treaty relations, we demand full indemni-
ty, with interest, for all the damage done
by the Alabama and her consorts-Boston
Journal.
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clad and fed and cared for to the utmost.
Volunteers went at once and brought her
husband, for the story of his bereavement
was well known on the Charlestown side
of the river. We can only imagine the
meeting, and what tears were shed at the
thought of that little forsaken grave by
the uprooted tree. But it is said that
joy-bells were rung in the village, and the
poor woman, a living skeleton, was nursed
and petted,-everybody vieing with her
neighbor to lavish every good thing upon
her,-until her weakened mind recovered
its tone again. As she constantly assert
ed she had never crossed river, it was
supposed she wandered into Canada, and,
going around the Connecticut at its source,
or crossing where it was brooklet, pass
ed down on the New Hampshire side till
she reached location just opposite that
from which she started. When she began
to grow strong again, her mind recurred
continually to the grave in the wilderness.
She described to her husband its surround
ings, and he went out to look for it, but
without success. As soon as she was
able, she went out with him and other
friends to the search, but the baby's grave
was never found. 1t was thought very
strange that Mrs. Harris in all her wan
derings, never met rowing Indian, but
so it was. The Indian tribes had, per-
haps, mostly disappeared from New Eng
land since the French and Indian war, but
however that might be, the first human
being whom she met after the burial of
her infant, strange as it may seem, was
i'll the street Of Charlestown. This singu-
lar legend has descended to the writer
from an ancestor of hers, who was the
third child born in the town of Rocking
ham, Vermont and the story is an un-
doubted fact.
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.ShOWS Why He :ShOwtd Not u
DsGTTcd.

see I'm the papers la; mite. .ii:sl ih,-
Government hcz in>iiionicsl = draft: ami thai
I'm few weeks. hundreds uK thousands az
pee>e:,ble ciiiz,n> viii h. ,lra@.,.l 10 TIA
tented t,-ii- knnw no. MAI uii,yT- Hay
DO. but ez i,,l me, ean't 80, l,oa = ri--
Ill er.-amiI,a>ilen wv mv ii.z,clle man. 1
find ii woai he WIS ner ml'iia;> fer M >
undertake a campine. To wii:
l. I'm lalI-hcs,Jid, and her i,in OBLIGED
TO ware wi- these - wears
,. hey ,l:ln,lruff in wai scaniv hair
still hangs l,rouni my venerable tea. .nle>
3. | hey a chronic k;.i.sdr
T. hey lost. >cacr >ianion'S nrlr Ia
draft. the ii-e uv wim exc entirely. AMI
hey cronic in;iamm;,>llcn in the olher,
D My teeth Is all unsoml. my palt
aint egg-:lcily rite. ;,ni hey hei inoa-
keetiS 81 yere> last -Ioon- At rr,--,4d l
hev a koii. the paroNi>n~ uv witch i tri;''-
full bcllold
Is. I'm holler-clleStid. ani >lloTi-"-im'lei
AMI hey all,is had lancs IN lny harA ard
side.
=. | am afflicted with krone 'il'iEr'-aar
and ko-tiyniss. The mcney hex Paid t''r
,Iaynes~cs kar1ninnyti' haiSam and pills
wood astoni>h alnnSt onnybod:-
S. am rrlpclr-ri in 9 places. api ann
entirely cn,elolsed with tr'l>~es.
Q. / hex vcrrykose vah->, have Il white
swellin on wun le@ AMI Il fever sore on the
uii,er-:,l~o wun leg i shorter than 1o,i,er.
though | handle it Is expert that nobody
never Hoticel IT.
10. hev korns and bmyoIe on both
feet. which wool prevent inc from mar
chin.
L don't suppose that my political ol'in-
ions. wlch are fernin~t the pro->ekoo>ll'i uE
this unconStoc>lnel war, wood hex any
wate with Il draiiin orli>er. i'ut tlsc above
reasons why l cant 90, Will f! meaik no
doubt. be S,lffiShent.
PETROLEUM '. NAsBr,
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WAR WITH ENGLANp.-Lately one o

WAR WITH ENGLAND.-Lately one of
the most important suits of modern times
in the highest court Of England, turned
solely on the definition of single word :;
and it is quite likely that the question of
a war with England will hang suspended
on the same slender point. The rebel pi-
rates Alexandra and Georgia were detain-
ed by the English Government for alleged
violation of their Foreign Enlistment Act.
which forbade the equPpmg or arming of
vessels to prey upon the commerce of ma
tons with which Great Britain was at
peace. We're the Alabama, Georgia, and
Alexandra eqmppedi in British ports They
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For the CaledOnian
+ UT
Sherman.

The origin of this family name was in
this wise: In the manufacture of woolen
10th it greatly adds to its beauty and in
many respects to its utility to raise a nap
on the surface of the cloth. This is done
by drawing card or teasel lcnsthwise Of
the cloth until the nap is so as to cover
the threads Of the fabric. This process
caves the nap uneven, therefore it became
necr,>ary to shear the nap off until the
cloth presented an even surface. This
was a slow process until within sixty
years. The shears used were very large
some two or three feet long, and made
IN such shape as to fit close to the cloth
when laying ON level table. The shears
had a six or ten pound weight laying on
them, to keep them close to the cloth.
The shears We're operated and moved over
the cloth with the right hand 1t will be
reality seen that to get this branch of the
Business done properly required that the
operator lould be man of strength of
arm and possessed of patience and perse-
yerance. Hence the Shearer was an in
disp'n,able person in the manufacture and
iinlShln. Of cloth for market, those who
were >klltul in the trade receiyino laroe
wages. They were generally men having
r,'at bodily strength, and so reputed in
England and Scotland, indeed everywhere,
WAen the manufacture of wooden cloth
w,t- carried on. They were called Shear
or. Sherman, and Shearman; hence the
.rivation of the name. Now the clotl
/, ,heared by cylinder shears which is car
E'i 10y water or steam power, and can
be operated by a boy or girl G.M.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-13

A WORD TO PAR1sHIoNERs.-Doc
Hall, of the Journal Of Health, attributes
the poor health Of clergymen to the per-
petual stretch they are put to in regard to
their support. There is more truth in
this now than ever before, when the cost
of living has advanced at least 100 per
cent and minister's salaries generally re-
main at their previous low figure.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-13
TIE Baby Walks! The Baby Walks!

Joy fills the house the baby stands
Alone upon her feet!
With quivering lips she lifts her little hands,
And wonderingly doth gaze into her mother S
face;
Thus timijly sh starts upon lfe's fitfu race.
How many hopes, how many fears,
How many smiles. how many tears, years.
Hang DER her dangerous walk thro' coming
Almighty God to Thee the child is given;
Guide home her weary steps at last to heaven
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-13

t. One day the Junior member re-
ceiyed a letter from "away down in
A'Ine,' and after reading it, he said to
Us; What do you think my sisters little
boy wants ne to send him y OF course
W. couldn't guess. 'He wants me to
'e'd him live donkey cart, and how in
'''ne they think | can get such thing l
'oh t know. 90" said the Judge Ad-
''e1i1, . its the easiest thing in the
"'Hl, Jacobs will furnish you with one. y
,'"rops has one of the best Photograph
,''''sr,g. ,. Is, IN New Orleans.) "Jacobs be
"a''-ea says 'junior," she don't keep
""-'N' No." said the j. A. "but if
~" ~ s'Il' ~ ,1'm Your photograph it will be
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generally. the Memphis local reporter gives
his for the current year:
Report Times.
Been asked to drink, 1885
Drank, 1872
Requested to retract, 4l6
Didn't rctract, il6
Invited TO parties, receptions.
presentations. &c. &c, by
people fishing for putfs, 1888
Took the hint, 3i3
Didn't take the hint, $500
Threatened to be whipped, la
Been whipped. 0
Whipped the other fellow, /
Didn't come to time, 10
Been promised bottles of cham
paign, whisky, gin, bitters,
boxes of cigars, &c, if We
would go after them, $3.50
Been after them, q
Going again, o
Been asked What's the newsl" 800, ,O0j
Told. l6
Didn't know. 100000
Lied about it, $685.
Changed politics, 35
Expected to change still, 33
Cash on hand, 800
Gave for charity, $500
Gave for terrier dog, $500
Sworn off bad habits, 122
Shall swear off this year, 123
Number of bad habits, o
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Supreme Court Cases.

AT the recent term of the supreme
court Of this State we find among others
the following cases reported in Wahon's
Daily:
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
0. p. Wakefield VS.. Conn. & Pass. X.
r. Co.
The plaintiff in this case with four
horses for market, had crossed the railroad
track, and was passing along on the road
parallel with the railroad, and had pro-
ceeded about 35 rods when he met a
freight train. The engineer saw the
horses, when he was about to blow the
whistle. about 90 rods from the crossing,
and seeing they appeared frightened and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-13
A Newspaper Reporters annual
Report.

The local reporters have their jests and
fun as well as other people, and here is a
sample record from the ''local" of the
Memphis Bulletin As the various insu-
rance companies, savings banks, state
officials and missionary societies are max
ing their annual reports and publishing
long columns of figures which are of the
most intense interest to the reading public
generally. the Memphis local reporter gives
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GEO. :. SHAW.
=. G. G Hill OS,

DEALER ~ WATCHES. JEwELRY. SILVER AMI
PIA!Ep WAKE. SPECr,CLEs, BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY
GOODS. TOYS. .&C.
Nr' and e.s" :,Iu. done with elegance and prompt
H.. L - ~ Mil