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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

F0R CHIEF OF PoIIcE M. Underwood,
who formerly ted the ohes OF chief OF police
{ and city marshal, and where adniuistratiOn
i CAV gTsa satisfaction, is q candidate for the
Office Of ebie' Ct police. he has recently
discharged The ofies Of city alnonsr with
Z credit 20 himself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

. A DEsEHrEA-Oheer Jacobs yesterday
arrested g uaa south Of the city as = dsssrtsr
from the Woodruff Guards; be was found at the
op OF ? house be was painting, aad from
hence 1veyed TO prison.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

En0 barreis Fine and Eupsrdue Flour
.RtjD 500 bbls. Fa1ey ADD Extra Supervise Flour
$50 bels. Choice Family Flour.
In store sld for sale b.
HUBBzLLp HURD & HUSTON,
myl7-iy Webster Block I57 Nain 81.
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BEERsHEBA FPRTNGS,
GFWndy county, Tennessee.
DIEISCR0OM FOR CHILDREN.

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE Is now
l. opened ior visitors. The premises have been put
in THOROUGH REPAIR Among other additions is
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

The river is stilI falling, but more slowly.
.-.-The weather vas very warm yester-
dav...... The Hill arrived from New Orleans
with 1000 sacks Of salt, 800 sscks OF coffee,
700 rolls Of bagging and % tuns Of pig iron.
...... The Conway, from Columbus, brought
IL 100 sacks og corn, Is sheep, and a crowd
Of Missouri passengers, rsady to engage in The
war;. Tue Victoria, from Vicksburg,
brought 10 II cattle and 20 hhds OF susa ar,
which was taken of The Ohio Belle at Helena,
and is intended FOR The Arkansas troops up the
river......The Kentucky, from Columbus,
bCoBgbt in 1000 sacks Of corn, 10 cattle, and
6 casks Of bacon. She left on her return trip.
5000. The Alonzo CHA left for New O. leans
with q fair trip, including 165 casks and
tisrees Ct bacon 2000 sacks OF corn, coo bar
rels Of -four, $40 coils Of rope, and 251 tiercss
Of ies.....,Tte Chester Ashley leaves for
A kansas river tomorrow ...... The S. II.
Tueser viii take The place Of the Notrebs for
Arkansas river on Tuesday ...... Tue Ed. J..
Gay, al New Orleans, tgrned her tip over to
The Hail and laid up.
Rsnts Leavfur.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

New Orleans Markets 0y Telegraph.
NEW oRLEASs, Jme 2i.-Cotion-sales Of the
week $50 bales. Receipts $50, against , 900 bales anne
period last year. Export. none. Decrease s5s 2o0
bales; at ali ports ss4,7oo Flour ss9s7. Corn soc.
Cones-Wesk' saiss as5Cs0 bags a, zoe. STOCK 6 800
bags, against Il .ooe same period last year.
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mcEean,sC erdF0I.

s. H. GOErZEL * CO.,
Booksellers ana Publishers,
Mobile. Alabama.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

Passenger Irsin leaves Ferly LANDING sally (sm-
davs eEcs7.s1l q 6.a An Arrives af2 F.H. Cor
neas . Mldlssl VIII arkansas STAGE Company and
rraurisco- csiliernilf Hot SPRINGS Washingt7u- Arkan-
sass Carf-rilo. Texas, and az princinal points in
Arkansss ara Ielas. Tiakets sold BY T. S. Kn0Vlt0n,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

For war news By telegraph, see second
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22
TRaEEEERa GrEnE.
nnrms AID 0HARIEsTeN RAILROAD.
MIssIssIPPI Ann rESNrssEE RAILROAD.

MEMPHIS AND ONO RAILROAD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

Military Books!

H. WADE s. co. H. WADE s co.
Just RECEIVED new sud desirable edition Of Har-
y dee's Tactics. in TIVE vo umes, with an sddeuda Of a
Aanual Of he piece ADAPTED % the Rifle Muskst, the
RiGe, and ether Hfan;ry arms. Also, a Manual for
Cots Pistol. This is the best edition that has been
issueds being p~referabie 70 Lipptneot3s, Of Phusdel-
phia.
We have H1ttsn & F~reie.gl's edltlcn, and that Of E.
O.. kirk 4 Co.
ALs0-The Troopers Manual, or Tactics fr Light
Dragons and Mounted Rihemen.
ALSO
LTERARY W0RKS.-lhe Lost Principle, By asouth-
ern author, D'isrGel's Ergiish Li.cratzrs. Right At
List. woman In White. Chapel o. 81 Nary As II
Is. CURSES at The Truth. Book Of Pebble Prayer, as
prepared By Gavin, Knlx and others. Letters OF. =.
Alexander, DID. Claiborns's Life q Quitman; AID
man more. An for sale By Il. WADa * CO.,
lei 263 Nan street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

lSeUEsE.-Esq. Mallory yesterday held an
quest over The body Of a nsn found floating
the river and brought TO land at Fort Pick
5eFiag, at Jaekssn's Mound The body was
p much swollen and disfguEsd By having bean
laag In the water. The jury returned averdict
ofdesh 81 eaas.s ankneua.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

~ RE-CoEsuTrED-John D1rai. who was
) liberated from jail OF Thursday for shooting
@ nan Sc was srrsstiBg, was Tecommitted yes
ct Gay, chargeiw with attempting 10 pass ccGu-
q fsit money, and with stealing black dress
q sat. His bah was fixed at two tbSasand
try liars 10 each case.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22
DE-. mcLean,s UniversaI PMS.
Dr.. J. n. EEcEean's Volcanic Oh
B1uiment,
TIE BEST ETTEENAL ~ World. F0a
NTHE OR BEAST

Tbersands OF hauan beings have been s.ved q life
decrenitude and misery By TIE ase Of this iuvalua5l4
Linlment- It viii relieve pain Elu-st instantlneousry.
aud 10 VIII cleanse purity ald heal the foulast sare 10
an Incredible short time EcLesu's volcano Oil lin
iueuf viii relieve the most nTetFrara cases % Rhsu-
matisn. cont or EeuraiEia- Fer F-raiv1s. Con rscted
Muscles. Stiffness or Wesknegs III the Joints. Muscle
Or LiEameul il will never In. Two applications VIII
cure Sore Threat, Headache tr Eara he. For B1ruF CT
scats. or any PsiH, it Is 81 i~nialIsle remedy. Tr It.
aud YOU viii IN IL 81 indispensable remedy. Keep
always or hand.
Planters Farmers, OF anT enc having charza q
Liuiment. t. Is q speedy alt ilflIllla cure -or Gaus.
sgrains, Chefes, swelling. Lameuess. Sweeney sores
wounds, Scratches, CT any external disease. Tv Ia
and yoa VIII be oonvinoed.
DR.. :. Il MCLEAN, sse Proprietor,
st. Louia, Hisseurt.
For sale in Memphis By A. S. MANSFIELD & Goa
also BY g.. ". a co, ard WARD 3 EoCLEL-
All
Also. By POTTER & MERWTN, IS Jederzon.ss. near
rost onoe, general dealers in al popui-r AEly medic
ems. aFasawir
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22
Once f@urHisgre, stationary plates, etc.,. 5000
sas 80 81

II. Rive h5ld al our stosss and bonds as perua-
nent lArostne115 and me present prices should not be I
e~ensllerea aa a proper standard for their real vaIue,
rat pfeterrins 70 conform strictly 20 the requirements
Of the law have quoted them AZ the lowest cash prices
$40, CO.
~5ll.-Am8uHt o'ia5ilitaesdue andn0t due
ubanEs and other cTedIt0Ts.......... 1A659.7s
dth--Lcsses adjusted snd das, UNPAID be-
csuse ef contest among cred
lil.- iss8i.24
Ih---e-ses adjusted and not
adtss+s EO,ES.48
5h-L1ssca a0uzret..-........ 28,IO9.s9
sth.-Lossea IN suspeEss waiting further proof, noue
except what are resisted Cn the ground Of fraud
and not allowed
lOta --AH other claims against the company There
are some unsettled cliius.
lth.-lhe greatest al1Ouut Insured in anT enc risk.
The general ruia o. the company is, not to 70 ex-
cecl 1900 en- any enc risk.
Rh-Ihe zreste5t smolHt allowed By the rule o. the
company % De insured iu any enc CITY, iowa OF
village depending Upon its Size and how built
l8.-Ihe greatest amount allowed 20 be IN any one
block, depends uyoa its extent and construction.
l4th-rho act Of Incorporation OF the compzay is the
same as heretofore filed.
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- &c


rFfHg hne passenger paeset n. r.. " r.
Il hfLL. feweH. master, viii leave rz
ib0Ve 90 SONDAT, 2fl1 nss at6F.M A
For freiEato paHaTs ar5iy To-
THOs. ~ WILLIAMS CO., freatrs
iell-3t SO Q HeEzrd q y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

Trz AUnonA-ns Memphis 1srora, for
fb.e month, has been laid On our table It has
ths usuaI variety OF articles "Hems Ltara-
mre and Home Educstion, 3, ard Mr.. BsrbieTe's
continuation q bis oFisws Of Bslgium," are
worthy OF special natiee. win The suther Of
fhs views permit rs to point cut that Maria u
no.. in Preach, a femenine substance; while, on
TIE contrary, c5acorse i hres and eskaainaS
viii scarcely pass muster, and after trofs hers
81 incorrect The fashion plate lie designed
bv bfiss Psrdue, and deserves attention. The
ferowing Is said Of it. TIE plate we present
"A gotten up 10 suil the times: for comfort,
esa.ness, and economy. It's Of plain French
muslin. good skirt, frilsd into q pointed yoke,
sleeves fuu and drawn into a pointed cuff to
match the waist small pointed girdle to con-
fne the dress al the waist collar Fery'snaii,
Of Maltese or point lace. Uaiess peace viii
have been restored 70 cur onee quiet homes,
.,s he CIV Of war is no longer heard, We
ssuebters. OF tie sunny South VIII dof al IN
necessary and supsraucus dressing, and should
devote cur pc 20 tie spinning wheel and
the good example given to US
to-day fron she Revelation
,1estV b The
-szs. and Ga C. b. Church. and Fletcher
~, 4 few daFs.-ssnt to aeeons esHdidatfn for
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HIEslPHIs AND LIrTLE ROCK KAILROAD.

kEErrE. nEPARr.
Nal s. H-......Toor %.
FreiEat md aooommoiaion 3soP. N.---.s;t6 A. M,
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sngfiaI aatlles.



MEssRs. CLARK, Gregory & Co.. Nsshysle-Genu . !
wish to say to yea and the world what yous Ambrosial
OIL has dine for me
have been suffering with chfouics sore eyes for years.
aud tic eoloureux four years. II pssible, I have sui-
fsred desth i've hundred times, and I have no; seen any
u ny fsmily Tor more than two years. 7 can now see
70 attend 10 my domsade sasirs sad sleep pleasantly.
Ihope the Almighty may prosper you in your good
work with Ambrosisl OIL.
MALISDA AREREATHT.
Bethel, Giles county, Tenn.
FER ssls BY X. O. oAYoE 3 SON,
And all Memphis druggists iris-daw2V
HOIEOway's Fills and Ointment.
OLD SORES, s~crsfulsus Aseetions and Ganduiar
swsuings.-In Oh ineolent alterations where scarce a
spark Il vitality fingers this Ointment will induce a
speedy cure. It penotratss 10 the heart Of The ulcer or
swelling, and - a eounter-irritan' actioB, stimulates
the a~hsorseats 80 5 renewed Effort and BY ~subduing the
Inflammation, creates a new and healthy aesh. The
Pills By purifying tie bleed considerably expedite the
operation.
sold By al drusslSs, al sc, s2e., and 81 per box.
i~eIs-dtwawIv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

EvorFrE MrrDEh-5t VIII Sc emrmbered
east ssrss weeks ego John aBdTaouss ssokos,
he oststious leaders q pinch fshs. ssssolted
nan aans1 Ready # tie recorders
beating him With eiung shot and oi6s
io;sing bin, besides which John sokes struck
bir IN the 6ead 1ith a knife anu in doing 50
The poiBt Of the knife was broken Of aud was
psvs. found. Those who saw The blow given
,vsrs Of ouinion that the point Of the knife
remained in Res6y's bead. The two Stokes
we're srrea'sd, but Ready rallied AID they
were liberated on giving bail in four thousand
dollars to Answer the charge Of assault with
fatent 10 kill. The infect was accomplished,
for Ready is dead and was BURIED on Wednss-
8sv. The nexi day ore Of tbs two men
charged with TIE assault, Ton Stokes, was
ENGAGED ini a new assault. on the Winters on
Msia street. The oasuss Is 10 longer bsiia-
bic bat nei hor o. the Fea have been arrested.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-01-17

st. Adams is the great entrepot of Vermont
for Batter and Cheese. The amount yearly
sent from the railroad station in that town is
truly enormous. The st. Adams Messenger
gives the details which foot up as follows; But
ter in 1857. 2,4l3,22S lbs. in 1853. 2,S4l ,667
lbs /; in 1852 2,34S,776 lbs. in 1860, 1861
O74 lbs. totol in four years, l0,l70,755 lbs {!
Cheese in 1857, S7S.22S lbs. in 1853, 1,000,-
600 lbs. in 1852 l,306,370 lbs. 1; in 1860, l.
9S3,90l lbs. total in four years, 5,434, 979 .lbs
The Rev. Lewis o. Brastow was ordained and
installed over the South Congregational Church
St. Johnsbury, on the 10th inst Rev. f. c.
Cummings of st. Johnsbury preached the SER
mon.
The dweing-housc of Harvey White, at Me-
chanicsvie, was burned on the 9th. The fire
caught from shavings in the wood-shed. Loss
$500; no insurance.-The house of Mr. Lam
phear at Rutland, took fire in the attic. Thurs
day morning, 10th inst, and was badly dam
aged in the upper part. The furniture was
safely removed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-01-17
THE ORIGINATED BITTERs.

For years medical science has been taxed and the sk Of
the physician exhausted in the hope Of discovering
remedy available that most distressing Of all diseases
DYSPEPSIA well its long train OF evils under their
rious names.
No medicine oristod which would speedily, permanently,
eectuay and radically aud expe these diseases from
the system until Dr. Green made known his discovery Of
The Oxygennied Biiter-.
Such IA Its remarkable power and popularity, that
which for years baed the potent medicine and
the highest professional skill yield this remedy readily
as II tn disease but Of days standing For all dis
eases Of the Stomach and Digestive Organs aud for General
Debility 1t Is equally salutary and certain.
From Mrs. Adm Brown, of springfield, Va.
A. sPRISGFIELD, VT, May 90, 1850.
uentemeni-l have for time past felt It u duty ao-
me benefits have received from the use Of the
bIrrkRs, and to give my influence In their favor
SAFE and enee'uai remedy for Dyspspsia In all lie
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-01-17
MARRIAGES.

In this village, at the Batteor, House, Jan TO- by Rev
NJ Carpenter, Mr. MOVES STREETER Of Vernon, and Mrs
LAURA l.. EVANS Of Rockingham.
In this village, the Bnttleboro House. Jan 49, by Rev
Mr.. Williams, DAVID CHAPLIN Of Bernarlson, Mass, and
MARIA Il. VINCENT Of Coleraine, Mass.
In Wiamsvie, Jan 10, by Rev. VIM. II. Lord Of Mont
pelier, Col p. JEWETT Of Montpelier and Miss JULIA
*, eldest daughter Of Charles X. Field, Esq of W.
In Springfield, Ms, Jan sth by Rev N Stutsou, ALLEN
KELLY Of Brauleboro and MARY MYGATT of New York.
In Northampton Ms, Jan O. HENRY NJ. Bt RI, editor Of
the Free Press and FANNY eldest Seth Hunt
NJ Treasurer of the Connecticut River Railroad Company.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-01-17

ENOUGH to deserve so dreadful and severe punishment
ne diseontol. This Union has not yet accomplished
what good for mankind was ma1iiesty designed nee Dy
t;oa oc "totas and empires No. sir; If it were cast
down bv faction to-day it would rise again and reap
near in ali its majestic proportions tomorrow 1t !;
~. .e ,ho man that mndy ls his hand against It, 1t
sSoIi continue and endure; and men, in after times
shall declare that this generation, which saved the
Union from such sudden aud unlooked-for dangers,
surpassed in magnanimity even that one which laid
lis foundations in the eternal principles of liberty jus
tice and humanity.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-01-17
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

To PERRY DAVIS Son Dear Srs-I feel happy to add
testimonial of the value of your Pain Killer to the thou
sands sent you from nearly all prs Of the word. Ga the
9Th OF this month fell from second story doorway to the
payemens striking feet and bruisng them Severely
also strainng the gments Of the ankles. When carried
home feet black and swollen, and the pain so Intense
anting, Immediately applied your Pain Killer,
and continued to do at intervals Of about ten minutes
The second day the appearance greeuish yellow, with
little pain and to-day can walk with ease to my store
Yours Respectfully, I. sUGGlTT, Highest.
Providence, May 18th, 1857,
The linen from the Of the Pain Killer Is easily
removed by washing In ale hol,
Sold by all me cne dealers l. ~ THORN, Agent Brat
tleborO 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-01-17
,TATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S

~ the PT0bafe Court Tor said District
To all whom II may ooncern,-Greetingi
You are hereby notified that NATHANIELY. LORD Guar
dian Of JOSEPH W. GO0DNOW Of Athol In the County Of
Worcester and Commonwealth e Massachusetts minor
Of JOSEPH u0ODNOW, late of Nottingham In said District
deceased has made application In writing to this Court for
license sell hs wards interest In third part Of the Real
Estate Of said deceased In which the widow of said deceased
has life Estate the ground that such sale will he bene
cla his said Ward and that this Court will decide upon
said Application at the Session thereof to be held at the Pro
Once, In atteboro, In said District the last Thurs
day Of January, A. D. 1861 when and where you may be
heard In the premises, II you see ut,
v. H0LBRooK, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-01-17
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.
Mai. General Sanford commanding the LIST
Division New York Militia, has rendered the
services of his command to the Commander-in-
Chief of the United States Army, and they are
to be ready at a moments warning.
1t is reported that the President has notified
Maj. Anderson not to permit further indgnities
to the United States flag by the South Carolina
authorities, and that if they are offered to open
his batteries Immediately.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-01-17

PERRY DAVIS PAIN kILER.-Ths medicine has
become an article of commercc-a thing no medicine
became before. Pain Killer is rs much an item
in every bale of goods sent to country merchants,
tea, coffee sugar. This fact speaks volumes in its
favor.-Glens Falls Messenger.
Caution!-In our changeablc climate, coughs, colds
and lung diseases will always prevail. Consumption
will claim its victims. These diseases, if taden in
time can be arrested and cured. The remedy is DR..
UTstaI's Balsdm Of Wild Cherry.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-01-17
Time the true Test,-ErPerience the best Guide.
An old Standard Remedy.
For COUGHS, COLDS and CONSUMPTION, and all Pull
MoNARY COMPLAINTS, use the


which has maintained its high reputation for nearly forty
years. and is recommended by many of the
physicians and gentlemen in the country among whom
Rev. Josiah Lch Phia.; Rev. DR.. Lyman Be-cher New
York; the late Prot Leonard Woods, Andover Theological
Seminary d. p Thompson formerly Secretary Of State VII
Drs Merrill Perry Abe Parker, Berry, and many others
by the Press and by the largest and oldest dealers in drugs
and medicines in the United States and Canada.
Extracts from Letters received from Physicians.
81 with confidence superior any other
preparation for the above complaints" 81" has superiority
over every kind Of medicine used and has been used for
lung complaints with wonderful success" 81 satisfied it
is valuable medicine" at safe convenient, very
ehcacOus medicine" 'o my knowledge, 1t has dis
appointed the reasonable expectations Of those who have
it." "COnhdenty recommend its in all complaints the
chest, as equal not SUPERIOR any other medicine within
my knowledge" "O all the principal remedies used for
coughs, am satisfied yours is the best and hope 1t will be
better known and generally used" ~ have prescribed
your balsam and regard 1t the most valuable and effective
remedy within my knowledge"
PRIcE,-smal size so cts Large size, 81. BE careful
get the genuine, which is prepared only by REED CUTLER
Il CO., Boston, and sold by dealers generally.
Nov. 20, lS60.-6m2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-01-17
DEATHS.

In this village, Dec 90, Widow SARAH MILLER, 81.
In Dummerson Nov II, Of paralytc shock, Mr. JUSTIN
SARGENT, Il.
In Guiord, Jan. &c. Mrs. SALLY HAYNE wife Of Rev
Asa Haynes, 75
In Dublin N. H., Jan. l, CYRUS EMERY, rs.
In Chesterfield, N. H., Jan l. ABIGAIL. BLODGETT wife
Of Ora Bodgett, 80 years. 10 months.
In Marlboro, N. H.. Jan. Mrs. BETsEY L., wife Of VIM
Tenney, sc years, months.
In Cambridgeport, Mass, WILLIAM GREGORY, formerly
Of Guiord, rs years. months
In Westfed, Ms, Dec. 18th, Mrs SARAH d. HOLLAND,
wife OF Joseph b. Holland Principal the Academy in West
field, and daughter Of Hon Royal Hatch Of STAFFORD, Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-01-17
'pec.iully,
MRS. ADNA BROWN

Prepared by SETH W. F0wLE Il CO., BusroS, and for
sale by JOSEPH CLARK and NJ Thorn Braftleboro'; A.
DUSKLgE, West Braitieboro BAKER IIgwErT, PutneV
J. SWIFT Wilmington IIowg x SHERMAN and MoRsE n
LAWSON, WiiiamsUiHej W. II. JONES, Vest Dover; y.
WILCOX, ~ Westminster J. g. lGGiNs, Wardsboro'j s.
p. MILLER, FayefteUiHej W. y. Howe, DoUer and by
dealers everywhere. 4w50
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-01-17
CTATE OF VERMONT, W1NDHAM, s. S.
~ In Chancery Sept. Term, 1860.
Henry G. ooduow vs., David Hmm m nd nj hc ~.

STATE OF VERMONT, wINDnAM, s. S.
~ In Chancery Sept. Term, 1860.
Henry Goodnow vs.. David Hunt aud others.
Whereas the present Term of this Court HENRY GOOD
against MERRILL l.. RAYMOND, LINCOLN RAYMOND,
and THOMAS CANEDY, JR, Of ReadsbOro, and A. b.
GARDNER of Bennington In the County Of Bennington,
Alison Il. WILDER Of Wilmington in said Winlham COun
y, and DAVID NJ HUNT Of the United States, setting forth
that said THOMAS CANEDY, JR., May 18th, 1S47, mort
gagged GARRETT BROWN certain land in said Reads
boro, divided as MISUNDERSTANDING at MASON PIXIES
West line, thence running West the old Turnpike to
and West Of the buildings thence the North
line Of the Right, thence East to MASON PIXIES Nupm
West corner thence South to the place beginning
ing sixty six Also another piece land the West
side Of the described land Right No. 49, containing
by estimation fifty undescribed to quantity and
quality for the paym mt OF $500 specified in six
promissory Of $50 EACH of the date said
gage payable with interest in six successive years That
said BROWN assigned said mortgage notes to the
Petitioner that said notes all due and unpaid, with
large arrear of INTEREST," that said CANEDY conveyed his
equity Of redemption in said premises to HENRY CAMP,
and said CAMP conveyed the to MILO CANEDY and
said MILO conveyed the to MILO CANEDY, End
said MILO 2nd conveyed the said LINCOLN RAY
MOND said LINCOLN conveyed the same to said MER-
RILL H. RAYMOND who now holds said equity. And fur
Their setting forth that said DAVID NJ HUNT A. b. GARD
NER, and Alison l.. WILDER, claim to have title to
said premises, but insisting that such title If any exists
Of date subsequent to, and subordinate said mortgage;
and praying that the equity of redemption Of all said
ants in said premises may be foreclosed.
And appearing that said DAVID NJ. Mt resides with
out this STATE, and has not had personal notice of said Petit
ton is ordered by the Chancellor that this be conn
ued to the next Term the Court of Chancery be held
Newfane in and for said County Of Wnham the
Tuesday Of April A. D. 1861 and that the Petitioner notify
said DAVID NJ HUNT Of the tendency Of said Petition and
Of the Term Of the Court which, the by
publishing the substance thereof with this orer for three
weeks successfully the Vermont Phoenix printed at Brate-
boro said Windham County publication to be at
least twenty days previous said April which
will be deemed sufficient notice to said DAVID NJ HUNT to
appear and make answer to said Petition.
II. N. Xix, PITS Solicitor. 3w2
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S PIE CIAL NOTICE S

Lectures. Rcy. VIM. X. AlScr OF Boston,
will deliver the sixth Lecture in the course the Town Hall
on Wednesday Evening January 3D. 1861 Subject; "The
History and Essence Of Knghthood."
Lecture to O'Clock. Tickets % be had
Of w Felton, D. W. Lewis G. A. Trip and at the door.
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