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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

hn reading ct tho Bible III the pub
lie schools 81 Conmvcticu; /, now pro-
Liotcl. That is trucking to the CA.h-
ohc Influence.
The farmers, stage companies and
horscmen in the vicinity of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, are feeding wheat to horses instead
of oats, it being the cheaper of the two.
y lady died in Cory, Penn, on Fri
day. from the effects of chlorotorm ad
mini>tered by a dentist. She had been
subjcst to heart disease.
Andrew johnson must have been ex-
tremcly annoyed and very much disap-
pointed on Tuesday when the Tennessee
House of Representatives tabled by a
vote of IS to 20, the resolution provid-
/ Ing for another election of United States
Senator, Oh the ground OF Mr.. Cooper's
incIigibility.
The colorcd population OF Virginia is
q leaving in large numbers for the South.
The Lynchbur@ Nirginian say that ii
has been - iungiuSed to Sambo in Virgin
Ia that it parts from linn with >igh,
! relieving :htt in less than a quarter OF
" century ,hyrc viii je yyry lev Of that
/ race .a.ri in i!re D,J Dominion
politi,, IN Massachusetts are - ii;tlr
m;xad ths year. ~, ices Huh :" zoe,
the STATE" Politics n Hull are q lit
IT, mixed. Thus. Hull on Tuesday
";lvc - votes Tor Claiiu and IL Tor Nd
an-. amt Ia. OF the representative vote
cave : tur prohibition and ! Tor license.
Thus !.4li vo,od hy {, majority of I t.
STAIN Adams and license, and 10y Il
minority OF 20 to adhere To prohibition.
IEon.Lot NJ Morrill,, was on Saturday
arpointei United States senator by
. Governor { .aiuber,ain, of Aialnc, to fiji
;hs Vacancy caused by the death Of Mr.
E,--cndol.
Tie ,.ttcmcnt ofthe pubic debt shows
q further decrease # S7.63S $50 -.
and IN a.rr"a'e Of :eC2, 332 ,07UG5 since
tie Isl OF March
TIE new orc dollar legal tender ,.ltc,
a'e issued In the centre of the face OF
the note Is ., :, Enc heal oi Washington :;
ca The lc;; l. a vi%nr,to Of tie discovery
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

boo ed bu'chery Of an lotiensive cou-
pie who hai formerly employed him.
and died peniIen:. lie had been dis
-olntc man, and in convers ttion with
hev. i. y. Titus formerly Of the NJ. Z,
church in this place. day or two before
his exc ution, he uttered the following
words, which we wish could be rrng IN the
,srs Of every young man and boy III the
and Tell the young men, sail like,
that they MAKE la;al mistake when
they take the first glass of liquor, Had |
listened to kind warnings of my brothers
| should have been a happy man, but 1t
Is now too late and l must suffer for my
fo!Iv.''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

FIRE AT BURLINGTOS.-Ihere was a
disastrous fire at Burlington Monday
morning early, breaking out in the Lake
House about two o'clock. The hotel
known as the Lake House, and Moves
block of shops and stores were destroyed,
with nearly all their contents. The i'll
mates OF the hotel barely escaped with
their lives. As company of men were
in the attic of a neighboring building,
trying TO push in one wall of the burning
hotel with long pole run out through
the window, the wall fell outward, crush
ing in the roof of the building where
these men We're, and burying them with
broken timberS and brick John ID.
Fisk was fatally injured, and Hiram
Walker, Ed. Walker. and Fred Van
N,,kien seriously injured, and four others
more or less bruised. The wonder i,
that they were not al! killed. The hotel
VS. owned by the Rutland Railroad Co.
and is furniture by l. O.. Clark, its land
10. !. All partially insured.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

n atural genius tor engineer .ug Should
choose that rs his @ .ct:patiun tur HE, be
is taught to make Irr vngirc--:o drAuuhl
every part of il alone, ana in inject rn
with other parts; lie is made familiar
with the action Of each wheel and piston,
and az one part Is learned. the desire lrr
more increases until he say Is one h#~
said, Il know how eroy inch OF my Gu
CINE is made, but 1 would give a ti"m-
sand dollars to know why it is madc so.
Again, the new education, or tie trcI-
meal education deals only with living
realities, and throws aside mental train
inc merely us such. The idea Of sending
every boy to college FOR four years 10 LAY
broad foundation for future u-rtuin's-
is by the New Education exploited, h'-
lievlng that too many brodd Ioa"ottt'o''N
have been laid, upon which nothing has
ever been built. Chemistry, too. -
tau cht i'll the san { practical way. Each
studeAt is provided with Il deSk and APP
paratus, and is required to perform ut
der the supervision of the professors q
large number of experiments selected !"
illustrate the laws of chemical action and
the properties of chemical elements.
The few lectures of the college course
are practically useless to the student WI"
comes to college with 10 knowledge %.
the principles of the science In th-
technical schools when Il knowIe'.Ir 81
the elements is obtained the student =
prt 70 anoIy;- ,nnrn advanced lahr;tfli
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

y cable despatch slales thai SPECIALS
from Zanzibar by way u LorIom, COZ
vcy pleasing and Interesting Intelligence
from DIR. Livingstone 10 tun N,h a Au-.
1868. IL was linen iii GOOD n,A,.u.
He requested that supple, nautical ill.,
,truments and almanac, tur 49, al.
1870, tc Forwarded 20 u;H,, thu ....,..
ting as was >upposcd IN int. non 40 L.
main in the country some umr ivit-,..
He claims to have discovered lne ira,
sources Ut the Nile.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

ihc finding oil "n immense ston-
statuo-cr Stone Cant, a. ii Is now
calici-in Omen "a County, y. !.
has created much interest - over tia,
country, ami co id2rablc cxcitamcn; il
mat GI.c late vicinity. y share e..
the excitement al lras,, was duo 10 Ia.
TACT ,hat the story became current that
TIN. statue va. a i,c,r't. Ell of -om
-'au' 80 t"'fnor 49,. W''hl"R h 'w-v..
hat THIS theory has me ally ioen ahau-
cJl.I ~ scientific .Hta Tor the more
rcasoua bic OH, ihar the fur, i, sta;1c.
The history OF tins =. .n,l able discovery
i -omcthin, q, fol uu-: OFT. 10Th. w.
c. Newell. a t.nmer iyjng .,:out hal. :,
mile fron. the vi!la.. of G.rIir \. T..
commenced to dig W.. il The rear eft
lis farm. Two w,rkm.u wcr, cn-a.r.l
in thr,wia. o.t il, earth hill. Mr.
Newell drew the -tone. Going doun.
aJou. three ali ..-nalf icc.. they al.
NJ" h.. hoy .h,"-Lt to Ie q 81 .-.
OF sorlc I'D drain pipe, and while one
went Cor an aN 10 break it, another kept
eNcayaring the earth from about it,
when they disco ,rcd the supposed drain
PIPE TO be the Lee below the knee,
of a giant man. They were astonished
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g. ih~ spite # he y. Y hiePe~i7a
agan-. ,hc rcli.iru~ newspapers, Of the
country haas h,rn quite Noticeable over
since that journal lap>cd int q CONNER
claI and adrrr,i-iu. sheet Ihi> l. the
last pretty 'hinG ,h,t it -ay- abnu; three
of the highest toned napera IN the land {:
''In our Judgment the V. Y. Ledger, in
point Of moral tone, Is as GOOD as the
E,ungei,st, better than the Adcance, and
very far superior to the Congreyat'o"ahst -
Such talk a. that only hurts the paper
that utters it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12
LECTURES.---Y. II. C. A.
The fret Lecture of tn, course will lie given At the
TOWN HALL on FRIDAY EVE, Nov. /, by
MISS ANNA {. DICKINSON.

Subject: .'wIliTED sEPULCuEES,' or Life among,
the Mormons.
Other Lecture will follow in due order by CARL
TON, FRED. DOUGLAss {. G Dew EY. M AZ, TWAS
Col. IL. b. Sr.>GUE, Dr. STEPHEN TYHG, IE. r..
H. Il. CCLLIs, and others.
Doors opened It !, Lecture commence 70 Sr.sou
Tickets $3.50, Single Tickets 81 Cents FIR salr at
Bingham'., Main St, Howard's Ea.teru Avenue, md
Raudalla RAILROAD St ~.-Sj
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PIKE HUNG.-Pike the murderer of
an old man and his wife at Hampton,
n. H., in May, 1868, was hung at
Concord, Tuesday. He acknowledged
his crime,-which was simply a cold
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

any deaf mutes in the towns which they
represent. they will make an effort 10
have them attend the asylum. The gov
ernor has also issued circular to the
civil authority OF each town in the state,
calling their attention to the the provls-
ions of section chapter % of the gen
eral statutes, relating to the instruction
of the deaf, dumb and blind. If any are
too poor to educate their deaf and dumb
or blind children, the state will do it for
them.
TIE OFFICERS REUNION
On Thursday was not rs well attended
rs it has been in former years, but was
an occasion of much interest. The adj
dress 10y Gen w. w. Grout of Barton
was rehearsal of the military record OF
Vermont from her earliest existence, AS
illustrating the devotion of her people to
freedom and equal rights. He followed
the history of the state from before its
occupancy by the white man down to
the present time, showing that Vermont
was the child of war, and has, from the
time she was born into the Union, taken
a conspicuous part in the impo rtant mil
itary engagements of the nation. 1t was
a spirited and eloquent address, and was
intently listened to by very large audi
ence. OF the supper and toasts, L have
not space to speak; but they were all
good. The society decided to hold its
next reunion in Rutland in January,
1871.
The members Of the legislature did not
see lit to put themselves on The record As
having again adjourned over from Friday
afternoon TO Monday afternoon; never
theleSs the adjournment Is Just as etfeCtu
al ~ thuugh the fact appeared on the
rccurd-but very few members remaining
in town after Saturday morning, 50 that
those who DID remain were compel ell 10
adjourn from Saturday noon 10 Monday
neon for want OF 4 quorum.
The theatre closed their exhibitions on
Saturday evening, and perhaps hereafter
the committees will not find themselves
without a Quorum at their evening s.s-
-ions.
Tia. severe .noy .t,rm If Yesterday
ro,rirl- -. tbot winter :. close at hand
NoyryrEr o.
TN. hin, ,.scu,Il,, tn ,I,y. uuanir,nu.-
liz, .l..,..j i,,d,.. of ,h. .unrrno court
Ia. G,;low.
JoLr r:arn,;n, Of V.rr.,n.s
lame. Barrett of Wo,J.tock
A-,hel Peck of N,n,neI;ar
William & WIs,, ,f R,kar.tiaIJ
E,ni,uin II Steele If =, Jobu-b,,rv.
Howl II Wheeler nf jamaica.
YL. iul,,.. ar, ,ba sam. =. last ,a.r
will, the cx,rntion nf Mr. Wheeler Of
J;,rai,.a. win, take, ,L. Mac, made VA
cant bv the ,;rci;l..tinn OF Mr.. Prout OF
Rutland.
For reporter of the decisions Of the
supreme CONT. Wh.rIock G.. Neazrv of
Rutland vino ba, held tn, office for the
Ia~tsix wears WAS UNANIMOUSLY r,.-,.I,,.t,I.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

e. The Con-rr-atiorai.-' AMI N,ro-l-
er. II Cornhill. Boston. claims u H.. e..
writers not cxccIicl uy those Of any eth
er journal in the country |; Leads a.
other papers OF it, denomination "a e.. r.
culation, and with new type and ":i g
improvements, will have tar greater 81
fractions the coming year than ever h,-
fore. 1t how reports Henry Wa
Bcech"r's lccture-ruom talks ,rly 5r,.
la, a Sabbath School department, i, $
three or four columns Of .,ret,l con
den>ed religious intelligence. has an -
ricultural department, under tho ,har-
of practical and thoroughly y,!u,,t,.
farmer, dcvU;eS several columns to lien.
and editorial paragraphs, las an ;at.y.
on business and the ma krt-. from ui..
whose whole time i g.ver, 20 tina; al iyy;.
AMI numbers among lis contributors -u,..
writer, a. Senator Wilson. Dr. T-,A,
Rev. \. l.. stone, d. u. NJ |, N.uui;
Hhrlp-, Rcy W. II. II. Murra-. Lr.~
Larcom, AMI a. long ';>t oi equal cniu..,,
send for specimen number with a lit +
prcu ium-.
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Otis rutt>, the Boston maririui,,, pr
one OF the most successful inventors @, tie
last thirty-li'e years, dropped d,a. iIom
heart disease. IN that city, ,a~t ;'riIty
evening. HIS printing presses were y>-
tremeiy popular mllIi Iior'~ were mae.
and adopted; since thcn he had t1ru,.
his attention entirely to elevators. manu-
iacturlng during the past Year a VAT
number, the sales of which have amount
ed TO $50" 1000. Ten yrar- 40 Er
put the first elevator iii New IyrN Ia tLc
Fifth Avenue hotel. since which time lee
has placed t!.cm in nearly MI the ar.
CITIES in America aid many in E.1rsp,.
Ills age wa> 60
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

iilsroEY or JosEru BoNArAErE,
HIN OF NAPLES AMP OF IrALY.-By
Hev. John 5. c. Abbott. We have jus!
received from TIE author this volume,
'.tieI we think Is Il valuable addition to
the we'll known Abbott series OF Iiisto-
ric~. :, givc- a concise account ., The
'mporta t events which it describes, and
gives lis readers an idea of tLc social and
political relations existing between the
L.othcrs Jo,elh and Napoleon Bona
parte.
We have read this history with great
interest. "..d commend it most heartily
to he pcru~r! OF our friends, and e>pec-
ia'!y to the 'ung, who viii find it not
,..,, ".u.,,i,,, "u, fI';,, in.o.iu..,ion
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

without re-.lrd to the number OF scholars
in such di.tl.c which will hardly meet
, f,vorabIe consideration. Ind still an
other bill proposes 20 inaugurate female
suffrage. by providing THAT all female
tax paye's above The age OF eighteen
wears sLaI be LEGAL voters in the school
district meetings in the school districts
where they reside"
Sor.e of the provisions of the above
bills are rood, some bad, and some indll-
t,rent and | hope our legislature will
not decide to change our present laws,
c,,ly - far as such changes shall tend TO
pr,moic an increased interest III the wei
fare of the common schools OF the state.
The bill in relation to Phillips acade-
NV and school district number twenty
SIX in Danville has passed the house and
similar bill has passed the senate, so
that one or the other OF them will proba-
hly be concurred in, and become a law.
HIGHWAYS, ETC.
From the number of bills relating TO
highways ard bridges, and drains and
&c yers. it would seem that some OF the
representatives think that the cheapest
way to improve their condition Is to
IL ,,,l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

'iAE"rT'. PlnIICAuo>s.- Our read
er> have noticed Tho advertisements OF
he publications of TIN, noted firm which
have appeared IL te.e column, the pas,
,inre weeks Either n thcir Magazine,
Weekly, or Bear, c'rry onc'- lr>tc must
1t It, -nnod:ucd In maxim up = lis
ot reading matter :or 1870, the,- publ
cations ,houl not DC forgotten
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12
uoafDcyicr Correspondence.
MoNrrELIEE, Nov. s, 1869.

see no prospect vi = close OF the Session
on the 18th inst. Indeed many OF tie
leading members of both houses have cX-
pressed their belief in the impossibiity
of so carly an adjournment. But it is Of
less Importance to the people that The
work should be quickly done, than that ii
should lie ,cel done.
On Friday last we had a demonstra-
ton Of the results of the hasty work of
the judiciary committee; for they fulfill
ed my prediction, in that they stopped
over" III recommending the passage of a
bill intended to provide for extending the
Jurisdiction of cOnstablcs, which passed
both houses, and was only arrested from
becoming Il law by the intervention OF =,
veto by the governor. Had the bill been
approved, in the form it passed, the law
providing for the election of constableS
would have been repeated, and there
would have been no such officer a. town
constables, instead OF having their juri--
diction extended, a. was intended. lint
the thorough examination given 70 he
bill 10y Governor Wa,hburn. prey yniri
the fatal results Of the unintentiolal over
sight OF the committee. | doubt very
much tie propriety of the law, tor !,
:
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FOUND.

between 81 ,JOLIsbar. d. It Iohus!dr: F.-t Vi Ni
URANIUM B,nk, with mote in it payable TO AIonzo !.
Snow. The nIv~ tn property ~ calling 81;
Joseph Trudc's, Ct. JU Ia bury, and psytu" cAIr-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

f,- The Caie3oniqo Oficc Is ao,- Iocate4
IN its oil site. in tie South eHd Of he Bricf
Buck. on Monument Squire.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12

Fat Cops aut Frrs r.n'-
Goods. TOYS and S',y"~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-11
FOREIGN.

OTTAWA, February lO.-Mr. Whalen
made statement last night to the
County Attorney and Police Magistrate
that be was present when McGee was
killed, but did not Ere the shot. Mrs,
Whalen visited her husband to-day, in
company with his spiritual advisers,
She is very much excited. The hour
for the execution tomorrow is Fixed al
twelve o'clock.
Mrs. MeGee has written letter to q
friend in this city, requesting him to visit
Whalen and say that she freely forgiyes
him, as his punishment will be ample fol
the oifense. Mr.. Whaien is expected &c
make speech tomorrow. He reads his
Prayer-book and Bible, and is visited by
the Gray Nuns.
HAVANA, February lO-Arrests con
tinue. The police searched several
houses last night. Volunteer recruiting
continues briskIy. Two companies Of
regulars have gone to Nicsr j to sup
press the disturbance.
Senator Henderson, of Missouri, ex-
Governor Gardiner, Of Massachusetts,,
and General Cassidy. arrived today.
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shall thereupon, withdraw, and the qaes
don shall be submitted to that body fol
decision, and the Speaker of the House
shall in ike manner submit the question
to the House, =.
After considerable debate, Senator
Salisbury called for the reason OF the
objection. Some moral suasion was ID
the meanwhile being brought 70 bear
unou Mullins to induce him to withdraw
his objection, but he steadily refused to
do 40. Al formal objection having been
furnished by him it was read at the
clerks desk. as follows; ,rsx
II object to any count of the votes
certified from the State Of Louisiana
and raise the question to it that no
valid election of electors for President
and Vice President. of the United States
has been held in the said State.
Presiding Officer Objection being
made, the Senate will retire to its cham
Der and deliberate on the objection &C
cording to the rules.
The Senators then, at l;3O, retired 10
the Senate chamber.
Amid considerable excitement ana
confusion, the Speaker having called the
House to order, had the twenty-second
Joint resolution read, and said the ques-
ton was, shall the vote of Louisiana be
counted ? which was decided in the
affirmative by vote of 1877 to g.
A message was received from the SEN
ate notifying the House that it had re.
solved that the vote of Louisiana should
be counted, and immediately thereafter
the Senate returned to the hall OF the
House, the members again standing
while the Senator's took their seats, and
the presiding officer announced that BY a
concurrent resolution of both Houses
the vote of Louisiana should be counted
and it was thereupon announced Tor
Seymour and Blair.
The presiding officer having handed
the tellers the vote of Georgia, MIR. But
Ter, of Massachusetts, rose and asked
for a reading of the certificate, which
was granted, and it was read by Mr..
Pruyn. It shows that the meeting OF
the electors was held on the 9th OF De-
cember, instead of the 22d, and that the
nine votes we're given for Seymour and
Blair.
Mr.. Butler said he objected to the vote
Of the State Of Georgia being counted,
and put his objections in writing to the
Chair, and at 8 o'clock he retired from
the hall of the House, looking anything
but pleased, with slightly perceptible
diminution Of official dignity.
After the Senate had retired for the
second time, aud after the objections
made by Butler TO counting the vote OF
Georgia had been read again at the
Clerks desk, the Speaker put the ques-
ton. "Shall the vote of Georgia be
counted, Notwithstanding the objections
of the gentleman from Massachusetts r
Al 4.25 the Senators entered the hall,
and President Wade announced that the
objections Of Mr. Butler, of Nassachu-
sets, are overruled by the Senate. The
House finally decided not to count
Georgia-yeas 40, nays $50.
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OMNIBUS LINE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLIES

HAVING RETIRED FROM THE FIRM
ID Of Patterson, Keck x Co., since October
%, 1873. we have established an independent
Omnibus Line. and will convey passengers TO
and from all the d, pots. hotels and river at our
old rates twenty-five centsl. for each passen-
ger. including ordinary baggage.
Please do not buy tickets on the trains, as we
are not allowed any privilege on any OF the
roads. Special attention given TO all calls left
at our Stable. No. 800 Second street, between
Union and Beal.
Fine Horses and Buggies for hire. We sell
and buy stock Of all kinds. Drove stock on
hand and for sale all the time. Sample room
for storage for merchandise Of all descriptions
in our fre-proof stable building.
1iT-M KICK & BRO.
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mrDNIGnr DISPATCHES.
VERMONT.

BURLINGTON, February l0,-The Chair
man of the Republican Democratic State
Committees of this State have united IN
a call for convention Of the freemen OF
Vermont, to be held at Montpelier on
the 25th instant, to nominate ticket OF
thirteen persons to constitute Council
of Censors, to be voted for on the last
Wednesday in March, agreeable to the
State Constitution.
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MARYLAND.

BALrIMoRE, February l0.-The City
Government has rendered the hospital
tiles of the city to President johnson,
after the 4th Of March. .m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-11

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
authorised to grant Through Bills Lading from
Memphis TO Liverpool and Glasgow. The at
tention Of Shippers is called to this Route. BY
which the delays and excessive transfer charges
incurred at the large ports are entirely avoided.
Bills Of Lading conf ain through rates, covering
all charges from Memphis to the ships dock at
Liverpool. and low rates and quick time are
Guaranteed .Fifteen. frst-class Steamships are
;;-..s,- e e..h geek Freishts loaded from the
Carson dock directly into the vessel.
THROUGH RECEIPTS given to BOSTON
and NEW ENGLAND POINTS via GRAND
TRUNK RAILWAY. For Rates and infer
nation apply to s.i
THOMAS TROUT d SONS, Agents,
No. eos Front ST., Memphis. 1874
nnGNHRITG LIME
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-11
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, February 10 Major
Geo. Mcknight, better known as Asa
Hariz," died at the residence of JEFF.
Thompson this morning, of consumption.