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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-08
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.

sOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
ron INVENTIONS, TRADE MARKS, or DESIGNS,
No. 7G State ST.. opposite Kilby st. Boston,
Amer an extensive practice Of upwards Of thirty
years contnucs TO secure patents in the United States
also in Great Britain, France and other foreign
tries. Caveats, Specifications Assignments, aud an
papers for Patents executed reasonable terms, with
dispatch Researches made 20 determine the validity and
utility Of Patents oi Inventions and legal and other adj
vice rendered n all matters touching the Copies
Of thc claims of any patent furnished by rcmttiug one
dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington
no AI,Hcy 10 f9e UHnsf stats possesses superior fcs
f7r obtaining Patents or 1sceflHi1g me p1'eHfabg Of IN
relNons.
Al necessity Of Journey 90 Washington 20 procure d
pntont aud the usual great delay there here saved
Inventors.
TESTIMONIALS
81 regard Mr. Eidy one OF the most rqpsile ant sue.
cfea0H practitioners with whom have had official inter-
course CHARLES MASON, Com'r of Patents"
"t have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ o9npsfcpf ant fr,o1rfhv and
more capable OF putting their applications in form 90
Ur them early aud favorable consideration 80
the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
"Mr. n II EpDi his made for me over THIRTY ap.
pNctton7 Tor Patents having been successful in almost
every c1se. Such unmlskthlc proof Of great talent
and aNiy ul DIE part leads me 90 recommend ALL in
veutur Oh apply O. him tU procure their patents they
may ie sure of having tho most faithful attention bo-
slowed on their eases and 40 very reasonable charges
JOHN rAGGARrt
Boston, Jan. D. l-ll. bl1
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VERMONT CENTRAL, II. R. II,


leave Montpelier at ass o. M, 2.I1p.m.o..
Mail Tuin leaves OEdcnshurgh et sos n ~.
haus no t.lua. fu. and connects NJ Buflinuton 6 Y
and Of White River Junction and Bellows Fah D
trains for Boston, Worcester, Springfield No. y
and with trains 0n the pasumpsic Railroad
Day Express leaves Montreal at s.4ua.mg &,
Of 1000 %. nv, Ogdonshurgh nt 5.2Oa. M, st. All
l}0l q. m., arriving iu Boston via. Lowell at l6G.
Troy 90 1000 D. 90.
Niaht Exprees leaves Oedonahurgh nttt.s3n r .
tronl ut 1890 y. uii st. Johns 40 $50 D. M ST. AIN
1.'1p m., arriving at Boston at a.lOn m com.
% Bellows Falls with Cheshire Road for Bo,i
WQfco Ger and with Vermont valley Railroad iorS
ht'H. &C., aul mdying 10 New A0fk at 1870 D. M
TRAINS GOING NORTH nm WEsT.
leave Montpelier a.. 2i0a o. M, BOO a. m., a.si D..
lj p. m.
niy Express lenrcs Boston vic. Lowell at soo
l.r burlington, SO. Adams, Montreal, &C.. arr.,
M0utr.N. 90 1850 p. no., md OElcushuf.h 10 liz 4
mnking connections ur tne West.
NuI Train lcnves Boston via. Lowfli 90 7.O1a.n
iaUinurc and Iltchhurg nc 400 %. M, hprIueGelf n
/ b. u, fIr burlington and So. AlhaDs.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at O.. .
ur darlington. Rutland, st. Alhanf. O4donriur.i
N'-hi tAWe leaves lcll0W Fails al iO.np.r
solving passenger. t0ul vermont valley Railroad
rlHIi leaving No. 0n 90 i.n D.. iH.. connecting at
River junction with train leaving Boston ct 5m r
.ur LurIuHf0u, Montreal aud Oeirushnrgh ear.
il. NiiH clmcfs anl GRAND Trunk Railway h,
Sleeping car orc at'l.ffI lo ui-it EXPIRES p.
running letUccn Montreal and boston. and 81
in' nni Springfield. and So Albums and rr-
between Montreal and nat
lmu.h resen ur Chicago ant ue West ior s
rWlne.pai stations. O.. MERRILL, Gol..
.t A.HH.s. U.e. Do. $50.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-08

DROBATE COURIS.-Until further no.
ucc. Che Probate Courts for Washington District
viii Doe held a the office Doc Montpelier. ou TUESDAY of
each week A letters on business connected with the
onoo should Uc addressed 90 the undersigned 90 Mont
uc.ier HARVEY TlLDEN. Jldyc.
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1O71 JANUARY IS, 1871

1871 'AN uARN - Ell
STO RRS & JON ES,
Having recently returned from market with large
ADDITIONS TO THEIR srocK
Now offer to their customers Tho most complete line
". l. GOODS AND GROCERIES.
consisting To- part Of
yorNG HysoN HYSON.
IMPERIAL, JAPAN,
AND BLACK TEAS
raw, ROASTED, Ayo roAsIrn ASn oaoryn
JAVA AND RIO COFFEL..
Warranted pure an grades of
SUGARS. SYRUpS and MOLA ySES.
RAisINs. FIGS. PRIMES. DATES DRIED PEACHES
CURRANTs.
SPICES OF ALL KINDS.
ClTRON.
RICE, STARCH,
sARDiNEs, uOMNY.
BUCKwuEAT FLOUR CRANBEBmE3,
ORANGES AND LEMONS
SALMON, SMOK Ed HALIBUT.
GOLDFISH. MAcEEaEL AND LAKE TROUT
LARD.
BUTTER 4 CHEESE
pufrp APPLE
p,tnv4,rr
~ psos
noVrv o..
"VN|' w. "'' "''
p,, ,.-,
CAN NED RTTTS
Comprises The Full VARIETY Of
.p,>r ,pptr OUNCES. p.,c,, .,,..,
rn,t,r, .n,.t., ,,,p,.
Also
MAIZENA, CORN STARCH rARlNA
PREPARED COCOANur BAKERS BRoNA,
o,.n, COCOA CHOCOLATE
KErcuup AND PEPPER SAUCE
n - Is a Z % 5
wob,ve all t,, ,ari,t..or
PLUG. FINE CUT.
CHEWING AND SMohiNG
Ia BYN Paper, ant BqJs
ALSO rmr ,rr. ns.r
pUp.r Crnrp vtp,
- r. IL n " Il *
kERoSiNE OIL
". q. SPERM AND WHALE OH.
And many otI,oy G,ols In ,l,o.o ,,-t,.. tt,
-'''''
CROrKFRy Avn c-,ss v,pp
nm
and Ne or nl tbe ,ais i M eu1 complete a' no"
pptcrs ~ Jow ,e .r,1s. yo,,.,,r
Having boughtin o4ginai crate, and from Nanuf.c
eil nj nr'c,, y" mn MA" ''"''"'9 assume our n''nN
THE CLOSEST BUYFRS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-08

Cabot, Feb. %, 1871.
Hints on Draugnt Horses aud Harnesses

Hints on Draught Horses aud Harnesses.
Whenever a horse is employed for the pur-
pose Of drawing any vehicle or load, it is Of
the utmost Importance that he should be able
to employ all his strength to advantage
Every one who considers at all must acknowl-
edge that if horse do his work in cramped
and confined condition, or when he is incon-
veniently placed as regards the load, he can
not exert his full power, which is so much
loss to his master or, if forced to perform q
certain amount, then he is obliged to waste a
great deal more Of his strength than is
required, to his own great pain and injury.
The act Of pulling is performed by leaning
forward with the weight of the body against
the resistance Of the opposing force, and then
by strong movements Of the limbs, keeping
up and increasing the pressure, the weight Of
the body being Of the utmost importance. -
Muscular movements exhaust the strength
whereas the body weight is easily employed
without consuming the vital energies
First, and unfortunately in too many cases,
the collar is, we are sorry to say, frequently
looked upon merely as a ring for the neck, to
which the traces are to be affixed; whereas
there is no part Of the harness which is so i'm
portant, and which ought to fit so accurately.
Second. The horse is often prevented from
throwing his weight into the collar by a check
rein-a useless and painful encumbrauce, in.
troduced by vanity and retained by thought.
lessness amounting to cruelty. Ask horse
keepers why they use it, and hardly any two
will give the same answer, although it is gen.
orally supposed by them to be a great safe
guard in case of stumbling. The real objec
with which it was introduced, was to max,
every horse to which it was applied, howeve
weak, or old or poor, assume the lofty car
riage of the thoroughbred horse. Fortunately
this yitated taste is going out of fashion a
better information is difIused -Rtval Caro-
lininn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
TIE COURTS.

d Ia n ~ V Il
PROBATE CoURT.-James W. Cole was
Yesterday appointed and qualified as admin
istrator Of Ann Eliza Cole, deceased. Ell 3
LAW CoURT.-Thes docket was called
through, but no cases found ready for trial.
A few orders were made, and no event Of
public interest TRANSFERRED. The cali Of the
docket to-day viii begin at case No. 81.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Andrew Foster and
Moses jackson, colored, indicted for assault
with intent to kill Peyton Woods, were
tried and the case given to the jury, but no
verdict has yet been rendered Trial COM
menced in the case of the State VS.. VIM.
Yates, indicted for assault with intent to
kill Charles Morley, and the evidence viii
be heard this morning. .
CIRCUIT CoURT+Seyeral cases were dis
missed and others continued, on account of
the absence of counsel and by consent. In
the case of Gennett & Co. vs.. Jos. Weems,
Judgment was confirmed in favor Of the
plaintiffs for $246. A special jury was OBJ
tanned and trial commenced in the case OF
the Bank of Tennessee VS.. n. Z. Alloway.
Testimony and argument finished and the
Jury respited until to-day. Trial was COM
menced in the suit of r. NJ. Weber, agent,
VS.. NJ. Hahn and others, and the case is In
the hands of the jury. The trial of the suit
of E. +. Knipe vs.. Ii. M. Smith was set for
the 26th inst Business viii be commenced
to-day at No. 454.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
New Advertisements.

The goods to be sold by Yeat man,
Shields Il Co. this morning are adapted to
first-class city retail trade.
A situation wanted in a first class bust
ness house. Address &. L. L.
A good accountant wishes a situation i'll
n business house. Address i. j. G.
James Walker, Special Commissioners,
makes a notification of importance to par
ties interested in the case of Nathaniel BaX-
ter, administrator, vs. John w. Martin and
others.
ID. Clavaressa gives the market price of
-nheStp4Its at s. 30 Der hushsl,,
A big lot OF new goods just received at
the Dollar Store.
The auction sale of business lot on the
north side of the Square will take place
next Thursday.
The stockholders meeting of the Nash
Vile and Decatur Railroad will be held in
This CITY on the 18th ofINovembcr.
B!Dwns q Cheatham sell lots to-day in
Claiborne's Addition.
p. J. Sexton makes announcement Of in
terest to wagon and cabinet makers, carpen-
tiers, etc.
The North British and Mercantile Insur-
ance Company makes noble response in
behalf of Chicago.
Arlington, Farrar & Weakley, have a
choice dairy farm for sale.
Mrs. Tynes, 1t 1873 CHURCH street, is Oh
iering velvet, Cloth, and fur cloaks, and
fancy goods in great variety at considerably
reduced prices.
The annual meeting of the Board o
Trade takes place this afternoon.
Hemphill has square brand oysters, said
10 be best in use.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
Personal.

Col. w. b. Stokes, Assessor of Internal
Revenue for the Middle District of Tennes-
see, has returned from visit to Washing
ton.
Capt. ]. Logan Williamson, of Clarks-
vile, is in the city.
Mr.. S. NJ. Scott, of the Rock City Paper
Company, has returned to the city to re-
sumo business for the winter.
Capt. w. A. Wade, of the Lebanon Her.
aid, was in the city last evening
Col. Thomas Boyers, Of the Gallatin En-
Gnliner, is in the city.
THERE'S no end to the ''new departures"
The last one on record is the departure of
our handsome and genial-hearted friend of
Paducah, Mr.. L. II. Burke, into the eternal
mysteries of matrimony. He was married
on the 9th ult., to Miss Ride S. Tevis,
of Woodford county, Kentucky. We
tender to the newly-wedded pair our earnest
prayers for their future welfare and pros
perity, and hope that their honeymoon will
be long and joyous one.-Dyer county
Progress, 18th.
The Memphis Aralanche of yesterday
states that the genial and popular Gus
Signaigo, formerly of the Grenada Sentinel,
has connected himself with the evening
Daily Press of that city as one of its editors
and proprietors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
Suicide.

We make the following extract from
the Jackson Wing and Tribune Of Oct.
II, in relation to one of the most hOrTid
and shocking suicides that ever was known
in this State. Felix Lodeux, Frenchman,
who attempted to cut his throat some six
weeks ago whilst passing through on the
New Orleans train, Suicided OH Monday
night last in this city. He. was left here af-
ter this attempt to kill himself on the train,
to have his wounds dressed, and has been
staying at the residence of VIM. Lyons, on
Main street, evsr since. On Sunday night
about O'Clock, being alone in an upstairs
room, he stabbed himself with a butcher
knife three times in the left side, twice in
the thigh, and then cut his abdomen open,
and with his hands tore out his bowels
His falling upon the floor and his groans
attracted the attention of his wife and the
family of Mr.. Lyons. and rushing up stairs
they found the desperate man weiterinS In
his own blood, stretched upon the floor, his
bowels out, and in all the agonies of death.
The alarm was given and quite crowd
gathered in. DIR. John Fenner did all he
could to relieve the poor mans suffering,
but still in about an hour he died terrible
death. Temporary insanity is the presum-
able cause of the tragedy, as the dying man
although in his perfect senses up to death,
gave no clue as to his motive. Whilst in
the agonies of death he constantly called
upon his wife to kiss him, and the scene be-
tween them was very affecting. 1t was the
most shocking, desperate, and determined
suicide we ever heard of.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16

A crowded house greeted the opening en-
tertainment of De Castro last night. The
magician is a complete, master Of his art,
and his Illusions were perfect. As ven
triloquist be is inimitable, and his CONVEX
sation with little waxen figure ELECTED
roars of laughter. The aerial suspension
was made more mysterious than it usually
appears to an audience, by the removal Of one
Of the stools from under the plank on which
the upright rests, leaving to all appearance
the whole weight Of the suspended girl to
rest on nothing. The entertainment con-
cluded by distribution of gifts which pro-
duced more fun than anything else. The
illusionist will give entertainments every
night during the week and on Saturday at-
ternoon there viii be matinee for ladies
and children.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16

The Mobile Register of Saturday says
The stables of Captains Cottrill and Moore
arrived Yesterday from their Northern cam
paign, in tip-top condition and crowned
with very creditable share of the laurels
of the season. The former comprises
SaucebOx, Cottrill, and Billy WilSon-the
last named now owned by Stone. Capt.
Moore brings Bayonet, Foster, two-year-old
FLY by Daniel Boone, London 3 y. o. "a
new purchase,) and four.year-old. They
will remain at the Magnolia course until the
eve of the Metairie Races.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
The CIarksviIIe Fair.

We learn from gentlemen residing in
Montgomery county that the GAINESVILLE
Fair, which commences tomorrow will be
largely attended and successfully conduct
ed. Many persons from Kentucky and the
adjoining counties of Tennessee will ex-
hibit fine stock, principally blOoded horses,
among which will be Capt. Logan William
sons magnificent black stallion, Shelby, that
took five premiums at the Robertson county
Fair last week and is said to have ''made it
in 2:41." We trust Montgomery county
will be successful in the present fair which
offers an attractive premium list and has
convenient arrangements for stock, articles
of exhibition and visitors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
uImcss OF senator brandon.

We regret to learn of the illness of Col.
Nathan l.. Brandon, Senator from the
counties Of Robertson, Montgomery and
Stewart, who left last Saturday for his
home in Dover, ria GAINESVILLE, at which
place be was suffering so much that car
rage and mattress were necessary 10 his
comfort for the remainder of his journey.
His illness is pneumonia, from which we
hope very soon to hear of his recovery, so
in behalf of constituency he so wei repre-
sents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
Able and Liberal.

The North British and Mercantile lnsu-
rance Company, of London and Edinburgh,
whose losses by the Chicago fire amount to
S2,7OO,OOO, yesterday dispatched to the
managers of its United States Branch to
pay over the amount at once, and 10 appro-
pirate 700 to aid the suffering people of
Chicago. The circumstance may be re-
ferred to as establishing beyond all doubt
the reliability and liberality of the Insurance
Company mentioned. Their agents here
are Messrs. Ross, Gale & Thomas, at No.
Maxwell House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
Helm for the Unfortunate.

Alter morning service at the Union
Chapel Church, North Summer street, last
Sunday, a collection Of money was made
for the benefit of the sufferers by the disas-
ter at Chicago. This is new church or
ganization here, and the congregation still
small in numbers, but yet the amount col
lected showed disposition on the part of
the members to give according TO their
means. The same congregation is also get
ing up contributions of clothing and other
articles necessary to the comfort and sub
sistence of the homeless people at Chicago,
all of which will be forwarded to that place
with as little delAH "a nQsaihle.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
Montgomery County Fair.

The Fair of the Montgomery County Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical Association COM
mences on tomorrow, the 18th inst, and
continues four DAYS. The good city of
GAINESVILLE will be lively during its c0ntinu-
ance, as large crowds of visitors from the
adjoining Kentucky counties may be expec-
ted. We hope Davidson county will be
largely represented during the week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16

MelOdious.-The Nashville Choral So
ciety.
Promenading (affernoons) Wards
school.
Needing rest.-The yellow nag in the
fast through line negro express wagon.
Out of repair.-The Nicholson pavement
on Cherry street.
Falling. river and State
bonds.
Brilliant.-De Castro's magic show.
Crowded--The hotels.
Funny.-The man with the white tile
hat.
Enraged.-The man who was left by the
train.
Opened.-The Academy of Music.
Suspended.-The third party pre-Inedita-
ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
Fire ON the Chattanooga Railroad.

About 10 O'Clock Saturday night the wood
Pile, containing between sixty and seventy
cords, one mile beyond Christiana, on the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad caught
fire, it is thought, from the locomotive sparks
of freight train. The fire originated in
lot of dry cedar logs and destroyed the en-
tire pile, besides burning the track for some
distance and delaying the two night paSsen-
ger trains, which met at that point, five
hours or more, until the flames were extin-
guished and the track repaired.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16

Some of the finest sweet potatoes we
have seen this season were grown on the
grounds of St. Mary's Orphan Asylum.
They speak well for the intelligence and
industry of Patrick, the Asylum gardener,
under whose care many substantialS and
some luxuries are raised for the little Or
phans.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
RIVER News.

The river Is receding tride at this point With
Il inches ON darpeth Shoals There vas good
rain ON Sunday, and the weather opened cloudy
yesterday morning, but cleared on before noon
and during the rest Of the day was clear and
cloudy.
Col. Albert returned yesterday from the Upper
Cumberland. He reports the sGrveyingfparty ~
Carthage, and the work assigned the corps pro-
crossing fav0rably.
Capt. Wiley Sims writes here that the Burks-
vile left Evansville on the 18th with all the
freight she could carry.
Capt Henry Robinson, a weIl-knOwn Cinema
Ii and New Orleans pilot, died Of consumption at
his residence, in Cincinnati, Friday night C=pt.
Robinson was about thirty-five wears old, and
was confined TO his room for several months past.
The Memphis Avalanche Of yesterday says:
An improved channel may be looked for both
in the main river and its tributaries within few
DAYS. Rain commenced falling night before last
and continued steadily all yesterday. The volume
is sufficient 70 swell the small rivers, and improve
navigation. This will be encouraging news ~
river men. Rain was also announced all along
the Upper Mississippi from the rapid 70 ",
Paul, at Cairo and along the Ohio. hTeryt thing
indicates an abundant supply Of water In al
western rivers, and a speedy termination Of low
water troubles, all Of which Is pleasant for he
mariner to hear about.
The Memphis Ledger OF the 18th inst SAYS, that
the sand bar In front of HOpeheld threatens %
form a connection with the blnffs on this SIDE Of
wster-line, would impair navigation considerably.
STATE OF THE WEATHER.
Tslegrapkic Report from Signal SSrrtcs ebrps, q
~ a ofO fsuur Tf Aof~1 ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
Marrtaxe. Cbeatham County.

In the fifth district of Cheatham county
there were three marriages during the past
week-on the 10th inst Joseph r. Stuart to
Miss Mary j. Stewart; on the 18th Thomas
d. Stuart toeMiss Dora Rama, and on the
18th Thomas Bell to Miss Mamie Williams.
The matrimonial ceremonies were performed
in each case by Rev. ]. b. Walton. Hurrah
for Cheatham county! Three marriages in
one neighborhood, all in the same week,
will do finely.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16

THE COTTON Markets.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. I4.-Market buoyant
and firm. We quote New York middlings at TX
6T&e.
Augusta, Oct. I4--Cotton In fair demand;
middlings 1sx@1Sxe; receipts LOO bales; sales
800 bales.
baltimore, Oct. I4.-COtton frmer. Mid
ding 19xc. Net receipts 81 bales; gross 325
bales; exports coastwise 40 bales sales 135 bales
stock ,16o bales.
oo11c NJ recsints q bsiss g-oss on baIss.
sales 400; stock 500 bales.
Columbus, Ga, Oct. -Cott0n-Active
demand and free selling, on basis Of II &C for low
middling and 1Sc for middling. A lot OF 1870 bales
which the warehouse salesman reported good
style low middling, brought 1Sc. Sales go bales.
Receipts l13 bales. Shipments AS bales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
NashvtIIe Flour and Grain Market.

FLoUR-Market quiet to-day and prices steady
as follows: Superfine S5@5.5O; extra S5.I5@6i AZ
s625@6.5G; xxx S65o97; family 81 @I-5Oi choice
family IS; fancy $3.50.
bolted; zoe for bolted and S3.25 . barrel for Kiln
dried. - -.
WEEAr--Au lots offered are freely taken at
SoyN sSipments to-day OF 800 bushels at re,
sacked and delivered in depot: -
RSpIEy-We quote at 55n60c buying, and 1ecI
sacked and delivered in depot
RYK-Dealers are shipping AZ 81 pushel,
sacked and delivered in depot.
OATs-We quote from wagon 81 y @A0e, and 6oc
sacked and delivered in depot. 900
OPgAL--We quote bran at 81 p ton loose;
shipstuff so Q ton. -sfl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
Charitable.

The Irish Catholic BefNvolent Union of
the United States at its recent meeting in
Louisville contributed $1,000 towards the
relief of the suffering citizens Of Chicago.
The Hibernian Society of this city is men,
Der of the General Union and contributed, as
we are informed by Messrs. Thomas Dwyer
and James J. Mclaughlin, its delegates,
contributed its pro rata according to the as
seSsment made per capitd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-16
The Theater.

The Old TIieater is looking bright and
beautiful as new silver dollar. 1t has
been taStefully improved and artistically
renovated and now is quite cosy and pleas
ant. New flooring, scenery, cushions for
seats and drapery have been added to the
inside. The Theater will be opened We'd
nesday night, at which time Grey's talented
dramatic troupe will step forth in dazzling
splendour.