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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-08
political.
For the Watchman.
THE Duty OF THE HOUR.

For the Watchman.
THE DUTY OF THE HOUR.
Storm-couds gather in The sky,
LiEhtniugs flash athvart the gloomi
Thrcat'n.ng aspects meet the eve,
Bldius dark the Slave Powers doom.
Now, when Slavery threatens loud,
Now, whom Treason rtuts amain,
Now the driver cracks his lash,
Northern Sofis would give them rein.
FnBEnoM won the battle fair,
Shrcry VOWS II " won submit,
II the yi1tors viii not swear
Fealty. honor, faith i1 Il.
Treason once was held crimei
Traitors now We scarcely blame;
Once the country would have hlcd
70 save our 'scutcheou from this shame.
Men Of truth and men of pluck,
Men with hearts % Freedom true,
Men who are not deep in truck,
Dickring with the rebel crew.
Rcck So not tho Fins=f-fear
Northern Trimmcrsscck 20 tfhdC--
Trembling In their absurd fear
Brthrights for which blood was paid
Shall IL bo--we whose sires
Fought for Justice, Truth and Right
Shall We qucnch the patriut fires
Burning On our affairs bright
Shall we bow our souls 90 BaM
Meokly suf7 ring in our shame,
Striving not TO break the thrall
MlnmoH throws around his Fame
Never. never shall it be,
free-b0ru men shall hasely crawl
Crouchiug low on plant knee,
Begging crumbs iu Slayey's hall
Never never will we bring
Rights Of freeman rights divine,
OF ring M ma h1otlcss thing
Holocausts on Slayery's shrine T.
'rthfeld, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-08

That first love-novcr lorgottcn-had only
dropped. not died. And as the young lovers
passed arm in arm through the dim old corri-
dor, Margaret Elmoro trod the steps at last
Lady of lyndhurst Hall
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-08
rNE nom sMOKING.

Our friend delivered himself thus, honestly
and 10 earnest. As ho empticl his mouth
Of the last cigar, our mouth became full-full
of blessings
blessed is the man himself He is more
wise more ceanly, more savory, and moro
reasonable chan when De went smoking and
putting about like locomotive.
Blessed is the mans i0lje. She is the hap
piest woman for the four reasons mentioned
in the last sentence, and for many more. She
had hoped against hope for the last puff, but
IL ha. boen mode at last. We seem to see her
face brighten. her step is more elastic, her
voice rs sweeter, her welcome 20 her husband,
as he reaches home, IS more cordial She has
our hearty congratulations.
Blessed is the man house An uusavory
spirit has gone ont of s. More easily can it
be kept meat aud tiay EOd rapelances will
rcpul-c no more.
Blessed Is the man. apparel a certain
fragrance has left TO-, but not t1 the sorrow
of those Off In proximity with him. His
wardrobe is minus real annoyance, and plus
the bencdiction of many friend.
And blessed is the mans hcah In the
smoke and fire be SO long kept up beneath bis
nostrils hc FED am iu,idious enemy And his
whole netvous and digestive system unites 10
the. bencdiction We now indte.
And blessed is the mans pocket. a leak
is stopped As much as before will flow in,
and less flow out. We seem to hear voice
from that quarter. "thcre viii be better days
in the department OF our masters dominious
And blessed be the man's resolution. May
it tower aloft, like granite pillar, above all
the smoke and FIRE that may assail it. That
last puff BE 1t the last. And though the
smokers will. not join, yet there viii be enough
to unite 10 a hearty, Amen 7r1reiier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-08

Leave Montpelier at 900 A. N. aud 1923 p. NJ
MAIL TRAM leaves ST. lbans at 645 A. n arrive az
Burlington 40 8 Is A. NJ. and Windsor at II So 2 NJ,
connecting gt White River junction with trains for Wells
River and Barton aud for Boston, Lowell and Worcester
arriving iu Boston az 6 35 r NJ, and connecting a,
Windsor with trains for Boston, Springfield and New
York. arriving la Nov York At ll.l5 =. NJ.
D,Y ENPHgss leaves kouses Point at ll.l5 A. NJ,
for N1rthhcld. Burlington, Troy and New York.
Nfgur EXruEss TRAIN leaves Ogdenshurg At IL 81
A. NJ Montreal Al 500 r. ~ Rouse's Point At 40 F. NJ,
Rrr, ing at ST. Adams S. NJ, Burlington al 200
OF 3 no 81 connecting al Burlington with r. b. X r.
for Troy Albany and New York at White River June
tou with Northern r. r. for Boston, Worcester, SC, ar
X K lor Boston, Springfield, Hartford New Haven and
New York.
New and beautiful sleeping are attached 10 both
the night express trains running between Rouses Point
and Boston, aud between itouse's Point and Troy.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale at
the principal stations.
@. MERRILL. supt.
st. Adams Vt, Dec. 3, 1860.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-08

dependent of his fine prospect Of throne,
the Prince Of Wales, 10 appears, Is very
rich young man-%orh seven kunlred thou
sand pounds startling This vast sum has
arisen from the surplus revenues from the
estates of thas-DleA-s- of -CasnNaN. 10 which
he became entitled Immediately after he was
born. and which has Been accumulating with
int crest from that time, and this fund will
90 cn increasing until he. as other subjects of
the Queen, attain the age Of twenty-one, so
that by that time, the amount Of money be
viii stand possessed ot will be nearly one
million nonnls In hard cash
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

use your name therefor ;
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CAMP BRowN, July 8. 1876.

CAMP Brown, July 8, 1901.
GENTLEMEN: 1 an grateful to you for the
invitation to become a caEdidate for Judge Of
the 18th judicial circuit.
During the past year OF two, when it was
supposed from time to time, that Judge Read
would resign, I received frequent and strong
evidences Of the wish Of the people that I
shoul succeed him and I believe most if not
all the lawyers in the circuit have at one time
or another joined in requesting me to become a
candidate. Under these influences I have felt
It to be ny duty to allow then. he use Of my
name; and ! presume it was well known
throughout the circuit that snch was the case.
When, however, a despotic Government
sought to destroy the property and to crush
The Iiber les Of the southern people, and to
stain our fields With the best blood Of the
country, l felt that I could not with honor re-
main at home while my neighbors were fight
ing my battles, and / therefore became a vol
untesr. My fellow soldiers have elected me
their colonel, and 7 am determined to stay with
them until their time expires. 1 viii therefore
take no Office which conflicts with my rela-
tions toward my regiment ; and for this rea-
son I have already declined a call to run for a
different position, as the duties Of that station
would require me to quit the army.
But this objection applies with but little
force to the judgshi7. If the war continues,
there will be almost no business in courts; and
it is even questionable whether under the re-
cent legislation any courts will be held; and
what little business there may be, can easily
be done by Reighboring judges. If the war
ends before my year is out, Of course I can
bold the courts myself.
IF, therefore, my friends think highly enough
of an absent soldier to take up nv cause and
TO elect me, with the understanding that my
first duty is to my country and to my fellow
soldiers, AID with the further understanding
that | will not draw two salaries, then / will
be grateful to them for their support. You may
accordingly announce me as a candidate.
Yours, truly, VIZ. STEPHENS.
To Messrs NJ, D. Welch, A. W. Campbell,
John D. Cole, and others.
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Clark & FuHaeP's
o OIL,
CLARE, GREG0RE 9 g,

Sole Pr DT10EoE
! CURES Hsadache, Ezrache, T~Oothachs, In three min
~ utes, rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia Oo-Iss sly
slpslas, Bronchitis, Dyspepsiai Colo, Cramps lhli1e1
Ewes. Chronic Sore Ewes, Sore Throat Cuts BurE,
bruises, Spralns, Chopped Hands, Piles UlceIsl DLsI
rAea. BuHions, C0rns, Frosted Feet, Oeafnessy Ola
Sores, re Breast, Sore Nipples, Scald Head, sing
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Bites haI
and Burns. II cures Scratches On horses sore Z On
horses, surains, Swinuey, Poll Evil Iytula, saallS alo
harness Calls, fresh wounds or 5weulnE ana = tHe
best known remedy 20 apply 10 tender-ic9lel h5ises HoM
fsg1Far-tsta mn ne fsst and bctha well about The NOS
Of the foot. Cares all euiane9aS use-' VI "
70 opa madeleine can cure in all cases, but we cas- show
u,ere raj pro1f OF the virtue Of AmBros-Ei ou n lie
bsa1i,y 1-5nsrffes from responsible men, who are above
Ssirg bspgbt. man can be produced for any otker medi-
~ a MT assert q cure for every maady TO which the
bnrssr family are subject, but what we proclaim We can
-sgta1ti.fe bv living witnesses. The Ambr0sial oil is
: Naahvftle ureparati0n, and sold throughout the south
sn5 south-west BY all good druggists and general deal
srs. The South may be Justly proud that Dr. CLARK,
native Fennssssean, after much labor and research, has
produced q really worthy medicine, which is bound to
drive out much Of the worthless imported trash with
which the country is flooded.
Please call st eur Office, where We will take pleasure
IA showing letters end testimonials tee numerous TO set
forth in the form OF an advertisement, some Of which
from physicians in high standing. who are using 4
IN their practice, as they state with marvellous ehects.
We challenge the world to produce a remedy 50 speedy
and edectual in its healing properties.
Bead the evidence Of the virtue Of CLARK & Full
lsPs Ambrosial Oil, evidence so Authentic, and from
persons whose word and standing are iTeprOachable.
Read and be convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY = CO.,
Sole Proprietores Nashville, Tenn.
For sale By r. O. CAYCB x SON,
And al Memphis druggists. de2Sdawlyis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

MEMPHIS BUILT FIRE STEANEBs.-The two
FIRE steamers belt By Latta, Of Cincinnati, are
now standing in that a~rtizan's shop, and as
the Lincoln government choose to consider the
extinguishers as we'll as the origihators Of fires
contTsband Of war, there they must stand.
We want The engines, however; our city is in
danger Of serious confagrstions under present
circumstances from our feeble means Of resist
ing fires, AID the money to pay for them lies
in the baaks On deposit. In bis place in coun-
ell AID. Tghe offered ? resolution that parties
wi bin tbis State or ConfederscT should be
contracted viii to bald these engines. That
resolution was adopted. We learn tbat these
engines can be built in our own city, and
built on the very model and principle Of the
Latta engine. Shall we proceed, without
delsv, 70 contractfo for them and have them built.
This is a question for the consideration Of the
council fire committee. We know many will
be skepHcsI respecting our statemen: that the
eng mes can be successfully built here, and on
the Lstta model, which no other builders have
been able to rival. One year ago who would
have believed that a single establishment in
Memphis would be casting nine brass cannon
a day from metal mined IN Tennessee, as is
now TIE ease? And that she'll and shot, howit-
zers and c~sronades would be among the weekly
products Of our various iron works? Yet such
IS the case /; and wbers these things are done
FIRE s~tea1ers, successful ones, as good as the
best Cincinnati bas ever turned out, can be
! manufactured in Memphis. This subject Ough
to receive immediate and favorable attention
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

WANTED-At the Southern Mothers rooms,
corner Union and Second streets, an intelli-
gent young man to act as hospital steward.
The qualifications for the position are good
habits, good health, some general knowledge
OF the properties and use Of medicines, and
some knowledge Ct the requirements of sick
room, with entire avoidance of intoxicating
drinks. A good salary can be obtained.
Also, a competent, healthy negro man to wait
upon the rooms. Apply at the rooms Of Mrs.
Law, president.
Avalanche and Argus copy three times and send account
10 the president.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY. - Adams
express company is no longer an institution in
Memphis, as we learn bY a circular from H.
B. Plant Esq, president Of the company that
has succeeded it, and which takes the name Of
"tbe Southern Express Company" The cir
cular informs US taat the southern stockholders
Of the company have purchased from their late
associates al the property Of the company
within The limits os the coHfsderacy, and have
organized with tie following toard OF direct
ore Ed. Sesbring, Charleston. S. C.; D. H
Baldwin, Savannah, Ga; W. P. Chiffon,
Montgomery, Ala, Geo. 7. Jackson, Augusta,
Ca; r. B. Plant, Augusta, Ga. The business
viii be continued under the same rules and
regulations as heretofore. We are pleased to
learn that Memphis viii still have the valua
BE services Of the popular agent of the est2b-
lishnent here, Hamilton Borden, Esq.
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The frequent and eOpious showers Of yester-
day rendered the lsvee quite muddy, and inter-
fered to some extent with the transaction Of
business. . -. The river continues TO recede at
the rate Of six to eight inches in "a Bours....
The arrivals during the day comprised the H.
D. Mears, from Yicksburg, and the Ferd.
KenDett, from New Orleans. Both had excel
lent trips-that Of the Mears embracing a
cabin full Of passengers, 30 bales cotton, GOO
bags corn, 100 bags wheat, etc, while the
Kennstt brought up 1000 sacks salt, 400 bar
rels molasses, 200 hogsbaads sugar, a large
Quantity Of miscellaneous freight, and a good
messenger iist ...... The departures were nu-
merous. The Prince OF Wales, with 24OO bags
corn, SOC pieces bsgging, 100 barrels and -
boxes apples, 1O0 ]tierces meat, $50 barrels
aour and 60 coils rope, cleared for New Or
leans: the Kentucky, with q good freight and
Messenger trip, for Columbus; the St. Francis,
for St. Francis river; the Rose Douglass, for
Columbus, and the New Moon for White river,
all with reasonable trips of people and freight.
The Kenawba Valleys was detained by order Of
Gen. Polk, and will leave for White river this
evening". Tie Mary Keens is coming up on
lime. and will be feu5d in port this morning.
She returns to the South at l P. M...... The H.
r. ". Hill is stin receiving for New Orleans,
but viii depart at an early day......Th Col.
KeEnstt is posted for New Orleans on Friday.
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D5sGOYazF5O9R.

AVN sold my interest in The house OF q. d.
u MAINE 4 o to r. 4. Becktel, the copartnership
is this day oissolvad by mutual consent. The businefs
will be continued by r K. Becktsl & Co., who have as
sumed the liabilities Of the late arm. All persons in
debted TO B. Dumaine & Co.. are expected 10 some for
ward promptly and close their acc0ents.
B. DUMATNE,
R.K BECKTEL-
N. B The Grocery and Ptovislo1 hnsl-vs VI &c
continued al the same placa-Gv SsI a6in street ana
fer cash snlys ~ n
Memphis, July 3 1861. Jset
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DE. mcLeam's Universal Pills,
FOR LIVER COMPLIANT BLLIOUSNESS, HEAD

ALHEI EICs
There has nsver been 8 cathartic medicine offered
the public that has givea such entire satisfaction
McLsan's Universal Pills
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly ins0ceui
and can Do takeE By the most tender infant yet prompt
and powerful IN removing all bilious secretion, add OF
impure, feted matter from the stomach. In fact. they
tricts.
They produce no g1ping sickness or pain IN the st0m-
ech OF bowels, though very active and searching in their
operation, promoting healtkY s~ecretl0a8 Of the liver and
kidneys. Who Will suder from Biiousness, Headache
taiued2 Keep them constantly on hand; 5 single dose,
taken in season. may prevent hours days and months d
sickness. Ask for Dr. J. =. hcLean's Universal Pills
Take DO other. Being coated, they are ~tasteless. Prios
only IS cents per box and can be sent By mail % any
part Of the Euitsd Ststes.
J. II. HcLEAN Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets. g.. L8ufs, No.
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gatGst sltns bp GtIfgragB.

Cg NJ. w. Barr, Of Louisville, KY, is the
special and recognized agent Of the New Or
leans Associated Press at that point The
telegraph company has no agency whatever
in the preparation Of such reports, nor is it
responsible in any manner for the character
or truth Of the news.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

SHOOTING AT-GREEADA.-At the railroad
depot in Grenada last week, DR.. John Wilson
struck Hutchinson, Of the Calhoun Avengers,
in the face with a pistol. Hutchinson seized
the pistol and fred it at Wilson four or Eve
times. wounding him in three places, and
shooting q negro in the leg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

CRIMINAL CoURT.-John Ryan was found
guilty at this court, yesterday, Of stealing a
two dollar bin from Mr.. Sullivan, barkssper Of
the steamboat Llte Rock. On account Of
his youth, he was condemned merely to thirty
days Imprisonment 10 the jail The case
Of Charles Elliott. charged with the abduction
Of Mary German, was postponed until next
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

CoUKCIL.-The council report, in another
place, is Of interest this morning. The policy
Of putting foreigners on the police and paying
gas bills, was discussed. Indications made it
appear possible that the city might probably
obtain a controlling interest in the gas works
"a very desirable thing The veto Of the
mayor and the protest of one half The mem
bers of the board against the action upon the
veto, deserve attention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

We beg leave to Esll public attention to the fact that
our edition Of % HARDEE's TACTICS is the onl
one that has recently been revised by the celebrate
author, ald the only ] esesursd copyright in the Con-
federacy.
The work is published
in ? vols, bosnd, 24no., v ii plates, al...."....S2.5
pamphlet, svo., with plates, at......... 200
e. without plates, st-..... l6O
The price is always understood FOR the whole set Of
the two volumes, on receipt Of which we viii mail them
and prepay the postage to all parts Of the Oonfederscy.
Booksellers and N litsry companies, who order largely,
will receive a liberal discount.
Those Booksellers and Publishers, who are selling
spurious editions Of Col. Hardee's Tactics, will have to
suffer the penalties Of the law; and those who are buy
ing such editions, We beg to assure that they are all
m~utilated edltiops and that not one OF them contains
these improvements and changes which Col. Hsrdee but
recently adopted, aud which caE only be found in that
edition, which we now bring before the public.
kost respectfully,
s. H. GOErZEL & -.
Booksellers aud Publishers,
jeIS-dtwawIm Mobile, Alabama.
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COUNCIL AND REPoRTERs.-Oa the 19,h Of
April, 1916, Aid. Wright, at bis place in the
Memphis city council, moved a resolution,
which was adopted, that the newspaper report
ers "be allowed candles, paper and seats be-
hind tie bars in the council chamber.
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CARD

To WM. Il. STEPHENS, EsQ-The under
signed, members Of the bar, in the law and
chancery courts of the 14th circuit in this
state, having been informed that his honor,
John Read, has resigned the judgsship of said
circuit, DO most respectfully request you to be
a candidate for said Office, and permit US to
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

SLUEe sHoT-A party who went 10 a noted
house, on Monday night, to see life," re-
eeived some experience by aid Of a slung
shst. We do not know whether the courts OF
justice are to take cogaisance Of this matter.
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DE-. }. H. McLean's Volcanic OH
Eminent.
TTHE BEST EXTERNAL IN THE WORLD. FOR
MAN or WEACT

thousands Of human beings have been saved a LIFE
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Planters FARMERS, OF any one having charge e
horses, viii save money BY Hsing McLean's volcanic CT
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PENN CHAPTER.-A notice in the advertise
ing column notifies the Penn Chapter to meet
at their hall at 4 O'Clock this evening for In
Vcstment.
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COrdiaI.
SUMMER CAMPAIGN.
BAILEY SPRINGS, KORTH ALABAMA.
Treatment and Care Of Chronic
Diseases.
DRs. MORTIMER & LURTON,

BRS' MVRIIMEh q LURIUh,
Formerly Of Louisville, Ky.)
HAVE, at the solicitation Of many correspondents in the
seuth, concluded 70 spend three months (ssy from mid
die of June uztil the middle ef s~eptemberl, Of the pres
ent season, at Bailey Springs, Lauderdale county, Eorta
Alabama, 50 that all who desire can consult them there,
sad besides having the advantage OF q variety Of supe-
rior mineral waters, can also be unIer their personal
treatment.
Their successful treatment Of all forms Of chronic
diseases, with both males aud females, il low generally
known throughout the South, and they deem it unneces-
sary TO say anything more in this notice, than that they
will be there, and give prompt and personal attention
to ali who desire their professional services.
They give special attention to the treatment OF the
following diseases:
DISEASE OF HEART,
DISEASE OF TIE KIDNEYS.
DISEASE OF TIE SPINE,
DISEASE OF TIRE ING
ENHANCEMENT Or SPLEEN,
RHEUEATiSA,
LUMBAGO,
SCIATICA,
NEURALGIA,
PARALYSIS,
CHRONIC DISEASES (of stomach OF Bowslsl.
NERVOUS AFFECTION,
DYSPEPSIA Qndisestion).
In the treatment Of all ferns OF Female Complaints.
such as thousands Of mothers and daughters suffer from .
their success is without a precedent in ths ordinary
routine Of practice.
Their numesrs patients in the South, whom they
are treating by correspondence, will address them at
Bailey SPRINGS. Ala, during the time specified.
my2S-deTuawaowlm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

MENPHIs FLoUR-Memphis -four is obtain
ing a great reputation and commanding a high
price. -Four hundred and fifty barrels Of it
were shipped on the Prince of Wales yester-
day for New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

NOT IEsURED.-We learn that the city had
no insurance upon the property in the navy
yard, that was on fire on Sunday; the building
cost forty thousand dollars. It was only par
tally injured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

"A LADY TEACHER "A southern lady a3-
v~ertises in another column this morning for a
situation as teacher os the English branches
and the piano. See the advertisement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

The LADIES' CoNcERT.-The ladies' con-
cert, on Friday night, is expected to be an un-
common occasion. There will be a fine dis
play Of musical talent.