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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29
Man Shot at Irasburg.

Alfred Cotton of Irashurg. had some
trouble with his wife last Tuesday. and
Mr. l.. +. jameson WAS called III a>
praccmaker: when Cotton drew Il re
volvrr and shot jameson. hitting hlu
back of his ear The wound is not con
>idclcd dangerous. We have II" fun
then particulars. Mr.. Jameson has been
IL member of the State Board of Agri-
culture. and is - prominent citizen "i
the county and Il worthy man.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29
An Awful Murder at Piermont.
\ BRIDE BRTTALLY MURDERED BY !
Jealous ~I-ITOR.

BRIDE BRI TALLY MURDERED Bi \
JEALOUS ~G.ITOR.
The murder OF Mrs. John =. Emerson
ON Friday. which occurred at Piermont.
y. H.. two or three miles from bradford.
was one of the most terrible ever per
prtIatrd in the state. and circumstance
point ST Strumgl, 10 Moses b. Sawyer.
Il mau employed by Emerson, as the
murderer. that he has been arrested.
Sawyer, it seems. went To the door
yard to cut wood. when Emerson went
to the barn. and he doubtless returned
Immediately and discharged the gun
within an inch OF two of the woman'S
head. as her head was blown to atoms.
The supposed murderer returned to hi>
work ut once. as il nothing had hap
pcned. aud has since seemed very in
different. He ut first tried to convince
others that the woman had committed
suicide. but subsequently charged the
crime upon her husband. When point
ed to the horrible sight of the mutila-
ted body. hc remarked. That's moth
ing | have seen worse things than
that" He tried to explain that she
fired the gun by placing one of hen feet
upon the trigger. but 10th of her feet
were upon the crate aud she sat in Il
natural position in the chair The the
orN of murder by the husband is too
absurd To hc entertained for IL moment
In addition. some spots resembling blood
have been found on SawNer'S clothes
which are to he sent to Il chemist in
Boston for examination. The motive
ot the crime Is a great mystery. but
I tl,.. ala. L.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29
West Barnet.

Mr.. Thomas F. Moore sold his farm
/" Charles Stuart. of Stuart. Iowa {;
price paid $1,000. Mr.. Stuart then
made a gilt of it T." his brother. Gco. II.
Stuart. by giving mm Il deed of it. re
criVln% only III return Il set of buildings
valued At $500 making II a present -;
Il $1,000 farm and gave an Older brother
u life lca>r of it. MI. Stuart is noted
Tor many other generous acts t" the
poor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29
10. for California.

edward stiles. Charles Stanton. F. J.
Higgins. \. I. Thompson. Edward
Woods all Young mcn. and all OF
" hom have been in the employ of the
Fairbanks scale company in this place
start ful California to-day. They go
10y steamer, and sail from New York
Saturday. Mrs. W. \. Burke and Miss
Belle Tower of this place. and Mis-. Dir.
FaiIhrnthrr and daughter OF Lancaster.
were to start yesterday overland. Mrs.
Burke goes to her husband at Stockton,
aud Miss Towcr goes to her father III
lrcka. DR.. FairhrOther is also located
ut ~t"rktom. aud his son. who was with
Hall \ Fletcher in this place several
Years. has bought into dry goods
h"u>t it, the same city All reports
tom California represent Il great emf
grafton setting thithcrward. and the
question l.. what can all the people find
To do. The country is new. and manu-
featuring but slightly developed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29
Ryegate.

Mr., EDITOR - The article signed
"Truth' in the last number of youl
paper. was all mean misrepresenta-
ton. and in many thing. the greatest
lie ever concocted by the father OF
liars. 1t was Il poisonous arrow aimed
at Il very worthy minister Of the gospel
one who for thirty Years has not only
ministered to his own flock, but has like
til there fingers in every house tender
recoIlections of his comforting voice in
hours of atlliction. o! shame on
"Truth." Let her punishment he that
of Miriam. who spake against Moses.
JUSTICE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29
The Newport Postmaster.

The Newport Postmaster.
Many of our readers know that dur
ing the last year or two. there has been
Il contest AZ to who should be postma>-
ter ut Newport. the official holding that
office having moved out of town. and
the business being done meantime by Il
clerk. Added interest to this contest
has been iclt by some. because Mr.. ID.
VI. Camp. one nt the editors of the viii
layc newspaper. clerk of the house of
representatives member of the board
of rducati"n. and IL S"mrW hat pr"mi-
nent man gen. rally. WAS one of; the APP
plicant> tor the office. The fact that he
has not received the appointment dur
ing these months and Years that his
huryh has been without Il postmaster,
has hrcu thr ncra-inm of some g"odLa-
turcd rail- ing and Jokes 10y his brcth-
rcr of ihc quill. and not few mean
thru~tS hN those who for envy or uthr;
wise like to rive vent to their feelings
in that WAY: but y" believe Mr.. Camp
has generally swallowed his wrath. and
L,.,,, Iii. ,r,,.d u,,,,,.. mad ho,n,iu.
T. :,
r""n''''hc' WIN "hi'h ;" many All
over the state are familiar. This week.
huvt.,rr. ne aliuuncrS that Newport
,,,,-t,,,.,-,,.,.. ais, FLAT hi ,.,, :.
-.
''"' '"'P' copy ''"''' ''''S "''''i''
merely reminding the reader that the
write, th,lcot WIS moi apuointrd and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29

The heaviest snow storm of the
winter thus f".. came Sabbath evening.
The snow was very dry, though h avy.
ami it was bad getting about ali day
Monday. How would it work to roll
the streets of the Village with COM
mon lard roller after each heavy snow
storm
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29
St. Johnsbury Affairs.

business is unusually dullat It. Johns
bury. Most of the merchants complain
that trade was never lighter. and the
Fairbanks scale works are very cun>id-
erahly reducing their number of en-
plolt~. Some of their best hands, mc,l
vi no have worked in the shops for Il
dozen Years. are out OF employment.
The above was written by the st.
Johnshury correspondent of the Spring
field Eep"bijcW. better known here rs
the editor of the Farmer. We have no
desire to enter into il controversy, but
how can trade here he otherwise than
dull" when the people are educated
to think that the merchants are II set OF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29

Edward touImt. \. NJ. "ur State Su-
pcIimlrndemD. lectuch at the Cnm.I"-
gati"nal church in this town. ou the eve
of the Dbl. on ''Schnol Law and Schools"
The subject Wa- presented in al Hifi"
manner. giving the audience Il plain uii-
GrI>landiug of the law. and also the
history OF lis gIoWth from tn" first
school law of the state. passed in u.s.
to the present. Many points in the en-
listing law seem good. while some need
improvement. His remarks on the
management of the schools and on
school houses. were well calculated to
set people thinking. and we trust with
that thought will come action in
the right direction. In fine. it was an
address which I'LL can derive not only
pleasure but profit from, and We truss
full houses will encourage the supcrin-
tendent in his work for which lac seems
80 well qualified.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29
South Ryegate.

\. Giltillan recently killed two pigs
about nine months old, which dressed
$50 and 100 HIS. respectively. They
were nearly pure White Chester. and
were purchased from Nj. Albert White
law. Entire cost Of grain fed to them
is inside of $50. Other feed consisted
entirely of old potatoes and milk.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29
5Hdrriagrs.

Vt 81. Johusbury. IAN. = b., Rev. Edward I
Fairbanks MI Gr"rgr H. Bradford Of ~hcrhrnok,
=. q, and Mis- Flru \. Newell Of - .r"hushury
Vt 81 j"hn~hury Jan. u 10y Rev. Edward T
Fairbanks Nj. /. II. McNi~l lni Mis- ,blir VI
Hawkins all "i II .I"iu-hnr,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29

..l ,>r r-,uIN,.. l;uoM.-Opru from \. VI
.... 4u.r g r,.r ini frrru . t" = T.. VI.
,rIrt.-,p.u Iur-d.y and Friday
ISL W INAGEE. Librarian
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29
Foreign.

The Fairbanks Scale C"upam, j. ely
ccutin" Il large order for scales JUS re-
rci>c,i direct from Russia. These >calr-
arc made to weigh in Pooi~, each p""'i
bong ~ Russian pounds. y hich i equal
to about 81 pounds avoirdup"i>. We
understand their orders tur sc.,Irs ST tar
thi> yeai have been largely in eNr">~ OF
last vcal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29
East HardwiCk.

\ council viii dismiss Rev. j. T"!rry
from the congregational church next
Monday. 1t j. understood that Mr.
T"I'y accepts the call from Yarmouth,
Maine
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29
Death of a Member of the Vermont
Legislature.

Mr.. Joseph scott. the prc>outaiiv,
from CrditShurN, came to MoUtpciicl T..
attend the extra session at til,- lc-i>la
luIr. took severe cold un thc way.
wa> attacked with lang fever aud was
unable to leave his room from the tim,
of his arrival ut Montpelier. Ills fam
lily were sent for. and he received every
attention that was possible. At IA,
Union House, where he WIS Il guest.
but without avail. He died about i've
o'clock, Thursday morning.. Jan. 2lsl
Mr.. Scott was greatly respected cit
izem OF his town, Jas been hounivi t.,
many local offices. and in turn has mon
ured his constituents hy his rare good
sense and judgment. and Wi, highly
esteemed by all who knew him. Hi,
death will he severe loss to his
town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29

HAENTM FoEEvER.- Barnum is pre-
pairing to inaugural" Al great summer
travelling campaign. He has had built
20 railroad ears. and his entire estah-
li>hment Will he transported to all til,
LARGE towns in New England aud the
Middle and Western States. EXhihi-
tiou- i'll he given twice IL day under
the iuimcI>c tents 500 feet in length
ia" tally expenses will exceed 5000.
Every detail of the Great Roman Hip
podromr viii hc presented IL seen in
New York. requiring eight hundred
men. women and children. 600 horses
aud ncnir~. besides elephants. camel>.
nulI.l"c>. 81. This gigantic establish
mrnt will &c ten times more expensive
than any other manager Oh company
ever attempted to transport through
the country.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29

The Ncr Engtdnd JoUpm al
EdHcdtioH i the result OF IN rtiuit -.
leading educators I" establish Il journal
more cnmpr. hen>iye. NOR. practical.
and more truly alive to Tia. issues which
engage the attention of thinI,n" mru
and women. than those which have
been hitherto published in fact I"
unite al! the school Journals III one able
paper which should rmhpdy the best
Thoughts of the best educators. AZ
least four of these Journals are merged
III it: The Massachusetts Teacher. Tine
Rhode Island Schoolma>tci. The Con-
necticut School Journal and The Cot
lege CUurant. Thomas W Bickmrll
the commissioner of puplic ~ch""Is in
Rhode Island for five Years past, is t.
he the editor-in chief. assisted bl Il
leading educator in each New England
state. Rev. II. +. Fuller of ST johns
bury i>the editor foi this state. Ihctirst
number of this journal is before Us and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29

SAD INTELLIGLNGE.-W learn that
ZcmaS IL. French. formerly citizen of
Glover. WIS fatally injured in Boston,
'2>t Thursday. The circumstances are
these: Mr.. French did business III
6">ton. but lived in Everett. He took
the ears To go to the city on Thursday
morning. and stood upon the platform
ready To step of Is the train ran into
the depot. The engine WIS not attach
ed. and a> he stepped off the forward
rHI he. slipped and fell directly III
front af the slowly moving car. The
wheel ran upon his !high. and there re
manned until AN engine in the rear
pulled the ear off. His leg was terribly
damned and his head was badly in
iulcd. He was carried to the hospital.
hut survived only until Friday. He
WIS B Yeats old and has family in
Everett. His two sisters living in
Sutton went Ia Boston on receipt of the
dispatch in regard to his injury. Bar
ton HOHiiOr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29

p King Kalakaua has gone t" san
francisco. and will probably depart
from ON realms at once. The king
has advertised hi country and the re-
oipl"city treaty pretty Thoroughly. but
j. sid To have Given sad evidences OF
The fl.lity of royai morals II It Louis
and cvcn hrtprc he lett Boston. 1t
must To-, regarded ~ unfortunate that
tIr-l" j. not Il vigilamt and vigorous
Nil. k'lt,a'.a- more susceptible" al
missionary influence. There is gcucr-
al indifference t" the reciprocity treaty.
- the press of more important matters.
nJt it would he a pity To have the 80.
ucp appropriated for the royal enter
taiumcnt spent for nothing. The Ca
uldiau Treaty stands no show III all. IN
view "f the demand t"r revenue
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29

gives promise of Il publication of a high
order. There is an article on How to
Th0roughmcS~. by j. G. GreenOugh ::
on How to teach Composition. 10y }. f.
No>e on Public Sch"0lS and the State.
10y Prof. Hiram circuit and on the
Requisites for effective Teaching. by
Prof. :. :. Green of Browns CmNer-
sitl. 1t is published weekly nj 81 per
Wear: 10 copies for $4,000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29

The Fire Wardcns met the Goth
inst. and organized 10y choosing b. F..
Rollins. chairman. VI. ID. Smith. clerk
Also Il committee of three John Stev-
ems. J. BurnIIam. and NJ. ID. Smith, to
have charge of the removal of property
in time of fires. The War,lcn> earnest
~ request alt persons /" comply with
the law of the village foIhidding the
kcclin3 of ;i>Irr> iii wooden vessels
within twenty feet of buildings.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29

There is little cause to complain OF
have been cleared of snow this winter.
lint amy one who passes on foot Mr..
Gco. liradley'S residence. can but APP
prrciatc how much better they are
where each landowner throws all the
SNOW between the fence and the rail
ally adopted would make a complete
walk all over the illagc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29

ihr New York Tribune. which
ou the 9rh of his month published Il
dc,iJliti"u that the assassination at
lIr~i,irul Grant would be- 4 great bless
iug T." the country. has suggested -
fresh >cIrr. which i seriously affecting
tie pr.'r" of mind of The minor mem
ncI> al the democratic press. Gen.
Gr,ut. II suggests. may cmhroil rs III Il
Val Win Spain. in order Ia secure a
rh..d term ton himself This i simply
mi: winter madness. Congress hap
gt-.,~ 10 hc the War-decialin" power.
luj SEQ one need lie awake n'ni.hts. for
t..r th.r President Giant viii usuIp its
POWERS. -F Ere" Press.
iIvli. 'hr Iccu>Iut witness Of the
Pacific Ma! Investigation pretended To
nl.i,,. IL lean beast of it on Thur ~daN q.
giving the names of some twenty per
-"u- - whom Ir paid about ~1U9.WH
.u -um~ NIrl iug from -:}OO.ODO To 81
tHi. he '.fs.~t amount Na- given tu
lru."ri.itic bu%rr~~miu Schumthcr.
. i,a is hnii} involved III complications
..H~iu- tom the conflicting >t"rir, he
has l"ld. in-- next considerable sum
va~ -l2j.tmu T." Postmaster King OF the
l4i trH-Ic-~. ~ hn has my rIiou>ly dis
,.,,cIlcd. | he lest WAS paid in >u,ili-
rl ;u~rHiim,Ht~ to Wcll-knuwu luhhy lists.
,uipurl ioluc> obtaining >25.OO0.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29

tUIpHtl lulucN obtaining S25.OOO
ten. George W. Graudcy. national
r.ui> r> tm.ucI. will soon start on :. tour
-. .u~...rtinu "f the scyrrll haui>> in the
state.
4 New Eaglmd Sunday school con
,,.Itinn = ~ ne heidi IN Lake. Winurpc-
~.,.>.r r1,np-g ,ouud, july l4-I". Rev.
3D.. Vincent "l New YORK. Cunductiu.
t'.. meetings and IN Tomice of Boston
,'F!"sti.g ttjy singing.
\'rNludcr Bailey. arrested al Mont
..c,I,.5 tn ~wiudliug operations III Yer
.un-l' and New Hampshire. has h"c1r
~,-.to.t-.d 80 Manchester to four Years
~ lac. state prison. He has made Il
.,iijt"u ,autc~>lnn ct numerous other
r'Imc>. iuciriing the burning of a lum-
h.I yard. barn and hotel at Sioux city,
H.. IN III and says that his lItIt nam"
J. =. /. i;Ulsrnd.
pra ,l"hu l.. Bash offers the Cun.rc-
alto IL sunday school boys at Spcn-
cor. Mass. between the ages Of II and
~. each watch at y. il they will come
80 him tu,n ud sly that they haven't
Sworn. used tobacco ol drank ANY iiq-
uul.
Rev. George flask, of Fitchbur.,
Mrs. the .,nti-roharco apostle. died
fhoI; Nnud.,l. ot heart disease lie.
lacked one 1t, of being = vrar> and )
months old.
The New Haven ladt vii" recently
hrqucathrd S25.oW to hcr pastor wa,
Ms Josephine iliilhnuSc. and the
luchl man l. the Rev. Dr.. HARDWOOD.
rector ni th" Episcopal church.
Gilt.HthcI. the man whose daughter
Icrcntl} died from exposure in the
sheets # Boston. vlither he had driv-
ca her. upon learning that she had an
ill"giIiuatc child. was arrested on sun
day for turning his wife aud two chill
lrcm "Iit of doors the night before, and
kccpin" them there until they were
mean y frozen t" death.
SumUcl Sinclair. late publisher of the
Tribune. lost his fortune i'll Il country
seal on the lIud>ou, sunk it blindly
in stone walls. bitches. trees and turf.
barns and houses, and he is now in the
New York Custom House at $500
i year.
The people of New Hampshire are
li''i l'i''i'i i'd N'''iI Wy NIllih- w
allow the lanitur of the State house to
u>c the basement of that structure toI
Il hrnncry. and he is accordingly doing
u tiouIi>hing business in the poultry
line.
The editor OF the Boston Journal
wants Ia know why his paper can he
placed il. the post office box of a sub
>c:Ibcr at san Francisco foy two cents
Il poGnd. or about 90 cents ii veal.
while II cant Toe put III IA Boston sub
>criher'> box. unless the publishers pre-
pay $3.I3.
>omcrville people consider it rather
good Joke on irIucniu> Clements that
hC has been put on trial in that town
Ton cVadimY his fare on the Bos-
ton and Lowell railroad. when he was
employed Is Il detective by the road to
10 ste that none of the indignant sea
~"u-tickct holders uu>hackled the cars
The Boston Herald is making Il tus-
nc.aii>t, while there are hundreds of
omen "Ut of ehlpiny meHt i'll the city.
2nb men ale employed to run sewing
machines i'll the house OF correction at
South Boston.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-16
Two ChImne,.s Rurned Ont.

The fire alarm sounded from box j. a.
hali-pasJ o'clock yesterday afternoon, was
cccasioned by the burning out ola chimney
at +. J. Noppcr's bakery, corner Of White
sides and North College streets. The en-
gines came out promptly, but there was no
need Of their services.
About half-Pasl O'Clock last night, the
chimney Of house on Line street, occupied
by Mrs. WIt-ht and Mrs. Good, was burned
out. The blaze from the chimney created
considerable excitement In the immediate
vicinity. and from lhcamount of fuss made
one would have thought that the whole
town was IN flames. Some young men GOT
on the roof Of the house and with a few
buckets Of water soon put out The blaze.
After the flames We're smOthergd and the
excl. emeu- had died OIt, the alarm was
sounded from box u, corner Of Vine and
Line streets. The Hook and Ladder and
the engines came tearing to the spot, but OF
course, the lUemen had no opportunity OF
Getting In their work.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-16
The weeks yor,aIi,v Record.

Health Officer Morton reports tWeuty-SIN
deaths in The city during the week ending
at l. H., yesterday-the largest mortality
for any week but one since the organization
Of the Board Of Health. Six deaths were
from whOopiug cough, one from meTasmus,
one from tubucle, one from Wemia, one
from rheumatism, one from poison. one
from cltaub, one from general debility,
two from phtisis, two from pneumonia, one
from dyseutery, one from imfammatory
rheumatism, one from scarlet feve-
one from pueTperal mania, one
from castro enteritiz, one from tuber-
cuI0ris, one premature birth and two from
unknown causes. OF the deceased ten
were whites and sixteen c0lored, nine
adults and seventeen minors, ten males
and ten females. The m0rtuaTy reports
are not printed at present and have not
been for some time. The Board is making
arrangements to have them printed at an
early day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-16

Senator Horace N. Polk, Of Bolivar, i:
in the city on bis way to Mecklenburs
county, y. &, to participate in the Cen,
teuuial celebration.
The following were among the arrivals
at The Maxwell House yesterday: DR.. O.
A. Baxter. Chattanooga; Hon. John V,
I Wright, Columbia; Col. JnO. 4. Fife, Car.
thage; j. Il. Anderson, a. Kirkpatrick
! Gainesboro; r. f. Langford, Celina, Tenn;
+. W. Owen, JOnesboro. Ala; JnO. Frier-
son, JnO. =. Brown, r. II. SAMSON, Column
bia; Capt. Samuel NJ. Robbins, st. Louis;
Rev. Robert Hett Chapman, Charlotte, y.
G.; b. +. Stoddard c. +. Lawrence. Bos-
ton: Jacob Morb, Cincinnati; W. 3.
Meanv, j. NJ. Wyatt, Z. Kalman, c. Mar
kens, Z. j. IIuban, J. L. Amsden, VIM. E.
Tucker. Juo. ). CrOtty, New York; w. II.
Wiusie, L. Milton, Louisville; David Fill
son, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II.
Ferry, Miss Ferry, Chicago; Alfred 7.
Sinker, indianapolis; Dan. Il. Perkins,
MurtressbOrO
Mrs. Felicia G.. Porter returned yCster-
day from ST. Louis, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. /. y. JudsOn.
Judge FerTiss left for Pulaski yesterday
i'm company with Luther W. McCOrd, editor
Of the Citizen, whose guest he Will be until
tomorrow.
DR.. Jno. NJ. Driver, editor Of the HIM
jOIN journal and, Confederate surgeon
of distinction during the war, has been
spending a day or two in Nashville.
Hon. Jno. Y. Wright, Of Columbia, was
In the city yesterday.
Mr.. William Morrow, of the First
National Bank, has gone to Pulaski to hear
DR.. Munsey preach tonight.
General McRae, Superintendent of the
Western and Atlantic Railroad, has been
elected Superintendent of the Georgia
Railroad, Col. E. ". Cole declining re-
election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-16

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
New style Boys Hats at Gray
& Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles Children'S
Hats at Gray L Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray & Noble have received
"The Styles" Of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles Of Hats for Old
Men at Gray & Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray & Mobiles.
Good Goods at low prices for
cash at Gray & Mobiles.
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