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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28
RK NJ. R0YNTON,
In Chancery.
State of Vermont,
Lamoille County, S.

RK NJ. ROYNTON, In Chancery,
vs.. ... State of Vermont,
BARTLETT, Il Lamoille County, S.
BARTLETT.
tk NJ. Boynton. the Petitioner. entered up
Docket of the Lamoille Co. Court Of Chan.
n the December Term of said court, A. ID.
Bis petition, setting forth that the defend.
The said W. G. Bartlett, of Danville, In the
3g Of Caledonia. on the 4th day of Jane, A.
w. duly executed TO the Orator Mortgage
Of certain land lying and being In johnson
lLamoille county described As follows, to
the whole of Lot No. 7. in the Second
EA Of lands in said johnson, drawn to the
a right of Adonijah Strong, excepting
q acres off of the easterly end Of said lot.
also about 10 acres sold to Chadburn Robin.
being about 10 acres be the same more or
conditional for the payment OF one certain
llsary note Of same date with said deed for
sun Of Two hundred and ffty.two dollars
eyhtyOne cents, signed by said W. q. Bart
and payable TO said Boynton two years from
with annual interest. which was then justly
ald owing and had not been paid.
ID further setting forth that the said w. q.
lett on the 4th day of June A. ID. 1860.
After the execution Of the Orators deed,)
a'ed 70 one H. e. Bartlett of Walton in the
NY Of Delaware. and state of New York, a
'gage deed ofsaid premises described as afor-
lch deed was duly executed &c. on the
ana year last Aforesaid conditional for the pay
vol Three hundred and eighty-two dollars
"a, the said H. =. Bartlett has an interest
"u described land, land praying for a forclos-
And said cause was continued until the
NIm oil said court A. d. 1865. And II
lhg TO said court that said II Il Bartlett
out Of this state, and that no service had
nade upon him f; II Is ordered by said court
Ma II. y. Bartlett be notified and required
raT on the first day Of the next stated term
court Of Chancery, to be held at Hyde
The county OF Lamoille on the first
y 10 December A. ID. 1865, and make an.
sad petition. by publication hereof three
'uccessiyely. the last of which shall be at
1ehty days previous 10 the commencement
,st mentioned term, In the Lamoille
ealei' a public newspaper published az
uK IN the county of I.amoiIie.
YIN court. May term 1865.
l.. S. SMALL, Clerk
"& GLEED. Solicitors.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28
administrators Sale.

sWse'llag house In Hyde Park street known
w. Allen House." will be sold at publi
.N lhe highest bidder on the 9th day
SpM ~ o'clock A NJ. at the Office of X G..
Lsl In said hyde Park.
ahe IN day Of July next at 10 o'clock
I Ie oillee Of Powers n Gleed 10 Morris.
W. u sa sell At public auction. large amount
Ssa pigments aud claims on book belong
'. Estate OF the late Thomas Glecd.
prsons having claims against me a. admin.
3n ,' the late Thomas t;leed. for taxes or
REn,S any Kind contracted by me as ad.
IN s W.. are requested TO call upon me and set
NJ e' Indebted 10 the Estate OF the late
~ :, ,'ea are requested 70 call and settle
hhl,.. PHILlRK GLEEn.
pr ",l,ss Of the Estate Of 'Thos. tileed.
~ 'uhe w. 1855. silva
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28
Notice.

NV wife Adelia r.. has left my bed
Rs BE- without Just cause or provocation
Sorbid all persons liaEbcring or trusting
10 io nconnt. as | shall pay no debts OF her
ny otter this date. IL. II. PRESTON.
t"tt' June %. 1868
FpREsCOTT wILB rI's ESTATE.
,,hscribers, having been appointed by the
~ probate Court for the District OF La
UVnSu,missioners to receive, examine and
~ Claims and demands Of all persons a.
~. state of Prescott Wilbur late OF Wa er
aid District, deceased. represented in
2h .ha term of 6 months from the 18th day
Piss, being allowed by said court to the
., If said deceased. to exhibit and prove
tive claims before us Give notice
,PpiIl attend to the dnties of our appoint
,,,he dvelling,house of Hannah p. Wilbur,
4 nislrict, on the Sd Tue1ays of Sept. and
.avt. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
n or said days.
/ Mason UHAFFfE c0mm'rs
Ieryille, June, 22. 1865. 80
|ArRICK W. BARRETT's ESTATE.
.rbscribers, having been appointed by the
H. Probate Court for the District oil La
commissioners, to receive examine and ad-
olaims and demands Of all persons. against
ats Of Patrick W.Barret late of Cambridge,
| district, deceasedt represented insolvent
|. tsrm of six months from the 18th day OF
Sse5 being allowed by said court to the
H. of said deceased, ITO exhibit and prove
f..ncctiye claims before us-give notice, that
\ attend to the duties of our appointment at
E,se of the widow ofthe deceased IN Cam
I'm said District'onths..d Tuesdays of Sept.
4 Nee next. at 8 o'clock, in
ssnoon. on each OF said days. 2lw3
las. l.. WHITC0MB, Commits
ORSAMUS THOMPSON I sioner.
sbrdge, June II, 1865. 81
,LBlNAS RAYMO9.f?S ESTATE.y
m 0FiVERMOFT, I 4l Probate Court hold
I'M DIsrRloT, SIS. en- at johnson, within
\ said district, on the 26th day of June.
1865.
a G. Raymore administration of the estate
bipas Raymore@late Of Eden, in said dis
|5eceased, makes application to this for an
Errautjng an extention of time to pay the
nd charges of'said estate, and render and
/ his administration account until some
day
red for hearing to the 18th day of June, A,
IA. at the PrObte office in johnson, and
N persons be notified thereof publication in
amoiIle Newsdealer publisheda at Hydepark,
weeks successfully before the day set for
3 &C. G. CHADWICK. Judge,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28
PROBATE COURTS

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that stated sessions Of
~ the Probate court for the district of IamoilIe
Will be held at the Probate Office il johnson in
said district on every Monda for the year en-.
suing IL Is very desirable that those having
business with the court attend To the same no f.s
as practicable ON the days above named.
Z. T.. CHADWICK, Judge.
johnson, Dec. lst, 1865 90
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For Sale nj n bargain.

The large and commodious Store In the pleas
ant village at Elmofe pond, convenient for a
store and dwelling. A good opening Tor an ener'
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
W. Mp. CIRCUIT.
uow,tsvtlie luna 10. 1865. 9ln3o
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28
HENRY A. DANIELS ESTATE.

HENH1 n. UHNIEL . T'o n III,
STATE 0FVERMONT, In ProbateC ourt hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, SIS. en- at johnson. within
and for said district on the 10Th day of June
A. D., 1865.
f. NJ. Allen administrator OF the estate OF Henry
A. Daniels late Of Joadson In sold district
deceased, asks this court to extend the time
heretofore allowed him 10 pay the debts of said
estate and render his administration account un-
I'll some future day.
II IL therefore ordered nv this court that q
hearing he bad on the request aforesaid on Mon
day the 10th day Of July A. ID. 1865. at the
Probate office In Johnson, and that all persons
concerned DO notified thereof by publication in
the I.amoile Newsdealer printed at Hyde Park,
three weeks successfully, prior TO the day set
fur hearing.
By order OF Court.
s. s. PIKE, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28
Important 10 Pensioners!
Pensions, -B0amtieS. Back Pay, ana
Claims, Of all kinds against the
General or State Gov I,
e7'nne7ltS.

r General or State Gov
ra5 er1ame7ats.
POWERS 4 GLEED, attorneys at law. Morris
vile, VT, are prepared to prosecute all kinds
OF claims against the government. They have
had larger experience in prosecuting claims for
pensions, bounties, &C., during the present war,
than any other agents in this part OF the State.
Their blanks are prepared by an examiner Of the
Pension Office, anu being correct, applicants are
saved the expense and delay incident to applica-
tons, and proofs unskillully and improperly
made they are furnished with bound copies of
all the pension, bounty and bounty land laws in
forco, together with all the decsionr Of the PEN
sion Bureau and Attorney General thereon. They
charge only the fees established by Ian.
The following are entitled 10 pensions, viz -
Soldiers wounded or disabled by disease.
Widows of all soldiers that die in the service,
Children under 10 years Of age, II no widow.
Orphan sisters under the age OF l6, If no widow
| or children.
Mothers dependent wholly or in part, on theA
! sons who die of wounds or disease. are entitled
as above.
! The 500 bounty is paid in the following order:
/ lst,--to widow, If any living.
I'd TO children. To-
8d,-if no widow or children living ,tothe father.
! 4th the mother, ~.
| 5th--BrOthers and sisteEa. H YaE
6th--hers generally.
Pensions. bounties and ell back pay. whether
due from the State or the Uuited States, Is cx-
empt lrem the claims of creditors. Soldiers who
serve two full years are entitled to bounty, Sol
diers discharged by reason of wounds received In
battle are also entitled TO bounty whether they
serve two years or NOT. We are also supplied
with blanks for pensions, whether In the present
or former wars, for daawing their money In Sept
ember and March Call on or address
POWERS a GLEED.
ptt Ia
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28
s P A N ISL R on G. E
FOR POLISHING.

Or Cleaning Gold, Silver, Silver Plated. Britain
mia. Brass, Tin, Steel, Iron, Copper, Glass or
Metals of all kinds. For the purpose intended
this article cannot be beat Twenty-Five cents
invested In package Of this, will add more to
the looks of home than one hundred dollars
spent in new ware. Every article OF any kind OF
metal about the house can be kept to look like
new. How much pleasanter all are when every
thing looks bright and clean, which causes o
smile upon the face of all. The labor of keeping
every article of metal polished with the Spanish
Rouge Is reduced to mere pastme and pleasure.
1t removes the tarliish at the brush Of the hand.
It is a mineral without any composition what
ever, therefore can do no injury.
Put up in three different qualities, for the fin
est Gold to the eoarsest metals.
Try the Spanish Rouge, and It will become n
household word and great assistant. Every
person who has q ring or ear-drop. to an engine
manufacturer. need It,. For sale by Druggists
and Grocery Dealers everywhere.
Wholesale Depot. No. 95 1-2 Washington ST.,
Rsston.
Dealers throughout New England who wish to
have their names inserted in my advertisements
can do so by sending them in soon. Agents
wanted CONS
j. r. BRADSTREET, General Agent.
95 l.2 Washington street. Boston.
For sale at Thos. i. Barnes Drug Store, Stowe.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

WILL SELL at public auction. on the 18th
day of July next, on the premises in Morris
town, the farm belonging TO the Estate Of Samp-
property belonging to said Estate Sale to COM
mence at l o'clock P. N. A. NJ, BURKE,
Morrisville. June FL 1865. 80 Admr
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28
The Lamoille Go. National
Bank. .n
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..


OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, y
May Is, 1856, =
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that
1.-THE LAMoII.LE co. NATI0NKl BANK OF
HYDE PARK" , .sr.
in the Village OF HYDE Paris, in the county Of
Lamoille, and state Of Vermont, has bsch duly
organized under and according to the require
ments OF the Act OF Congress entitled IAN Act
TO provide National Currency. secured by III
pledge OF the United States bonds, and to pro.
vide for the circulation and redemption there.
of Z" approved June 3, 1864, and has complied
with oil provisions Of said Act required To he
complied with before commencing the busi-
nrss OF Banking under said Act ,.f...f.
Now therefore. '. Freeman Clarke Comptroller
Of Cerreney. de- hereby certify that . THE l,A
NOIl.I.E co. NATIONAL BANK OF HYDE
PARK" In the village Of Hyde Park ~ tic
county Of Lamoille. and state Of Vermont, IL
authorized ~ commence the business OF Bsnk-
ing under the Act aforesaid. @ f.fdnfgga q
In Testimony Whereof witness my hand and
seal Of office this eigAentltd day Of May. 1861
TL.s.l FREEMAN CLARKE, ~.
2fw9 @ ComptivlIer or Currency.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28
NOTICE,

have this day given my son Carlos g~Shaw
his time during his minority. and shail neither
claim his earnings. nor be accountable for HIS
contracts after this date.
DARwfNR n. SHAW.
Stpwc. June. -, 1868. 800
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28

nv wife Adelia r.. has left my bed
hosrd, without just cause or proyocation
~ V forbid all persons liaEbcring or trusting
,"v AZ account. as | shall pay no debts OF her
ny ny after this date. IL. II. PRESTON.
~ June %. 1865,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-21

"YoURs TBopLT, A WARD IN MEMPhis-
"virtoo meets its own A. Ward and memphis
is 10 have its "a. ward" OF humor' fnnl
wit. and panoramic illustrations on Monday
evening next. at the Greenlaw Opera House
The entertainments OF Artemus Ward, (Chas
+. Brovnel. besides the rollicking good humor'
I and an fperhaustible fund OF jokes and funny
saving. include a vast amount Of valuable In
formation, and Is relieved from the tedious eie-
mepts usually existing In valuable iniOrma-
ton. by the panoramic pictures with which
they are illustrated. A con temporary speaking
Of him, says:
aHis success is equally complimentary 70 his
courage and his tact out has resulted from
other causes However much the ioterest OF
the subject, the excellence OF the paintings, the
ingenuity OF the advertising. the modelng Of
the entertainment, or the attention paid 10 It's
details, may have lad 70 do with gaining the
favorable verdict Of the public, the great cause,
after ALL Is that e Is Artemus Ward who Is the
cynosure and nothing else. Himself and his
swallOw-taued coat make the show. But why
he. more than any other man, should succeed.
remains % be explained. The causes are dual.
First his talent rs o humorist and secondly The
siuFularity OF his personnel To this latter
cau.e mHeh OF hls popularity Is
As q hnmortsL the reputation OF Artemus
Ward was established before he made his mp-
p~enrance Ia public. As q noble Joker. he won
his knigntly spurs in nelds far away the mirth-
ful Artemus and the musical Resale Z" are
both prairie flowers. Artemus was tatored to
smile along the woods OF Maine, but he maLured
70 laughter amid the gloreSof the West. His
jokes have nled up angles in every Newspaper.
ana his book has been conned in every corner
Of the land. His peculiarly OF humur f. In
national. II smacEs strongly Of the
real American nayCr. 1t Is humOr with large
latera, dimensions"
THANEs-Messrs- Bleloek & Co, have our
thanks for late papers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-21
"-|||I = NT-NIINN--
speaker Of TIE senate

Press C0sVENIIoS.-A Convention OF the
members Of the Press sou-h OF the Ohio uver.
convened. according 10 notice, az the Gayoso
House in this city, t. lag.
On motion Of Mr.. Resting, OF the Memphis
rammsreiaL. col J. il. McMahou, Of the Mem
phIs ArrEAL, was appointed Chairman.
on motion. Col. Isaac NJ. Partridge, Of the
Vi~cLsburp Herald and Franc 81. Paul, Of the
Memplis BuHosH. were appointed Secretaries
The following delegates appeared in the Con-
venuon:
Ctlugsooga Gazeae-J. r Hood.
Frs5-iafef Pres Of NoshuiEe1 II Almond
ofthe UHi0A, and John Miller Aohee' OF th'
T-ls5srg Rerald-Issac NJ Partridge
VtcksJurg J0urnU-L W. kinsley-
EI1rlEc LadegeHdcnt-J- ". louhs. A.
Norb AlabGEHi1n, Tus~cuHbia-North A Mes
Es5bhs Appea-. Il MeMahOn, H. "
Nsapls BuUeffa-Frauc " Paul
Wem1hu Usmuacrclql-I Mcleod keating.
Memphis ReDuJacaH-B r. c. Brooks
Nar grIeu5F Press-M. w. Barr, proxy,
CorAh E1Qurer| 5houp
T1iasu1s Gig1er-M. W. Barr, proxy.
Dir Partridge offered the following resolution
Rsssdled ThGt ) committee be appointed q
consider and report upon the subject for which
this Convention was called, 10 BE- composed Of
one delegate from each clty IN Tennessee here
represented, and one nom each other STAT
represented.
The Chairman appointed the following gen,
Iemen 70 compose the COMMITTEES provided
Tor by the above resolution:
J. ". Young, OF Alabama
n. W. Barr, proxy, Kentucky aud Louis
lana.
j.. NJ Mckee, Of Nashville.
j. Hood. Of Chattanooga.
J.. 81 Heating. Of Memphis.
J. 5houp, Of Counth-
4 communication from W. y. Hsldeman, O.
The Louisville Courier, and John Van Horn
supeuntendentof the boutny eztcrn Telegraph
Company, were read, and, on mOuon, referred
SO the COMMITTEES On Business
on motion Of Mr.. Partridge, the Convention
edtourDedt tn To- EorrOW morning atten O'Clock
JH McNAzoS, President
lsAAcM PArEIDcE, serrs,.Jx
FEAEc- n PArl,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-21
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton.
There was again no news yesterday from New
York, and the weather was again wet. with
streets in a condition so unfavorabIs that the
handling oil Cotton was next to impossible. The
market was stagnant, and even less business
was done than on Tuesday, but at about the
same rates, but a larger proportion OF Middllng
went at 20 cents. There was some irregularfty
In prices, most buyers taking only such little
lots as were offered cheap. The utter ignorance
that exists as 70 the price in New York, OF
course checks any disposition to operate. II
was generally believed that the result Of the
last steamers news would be to send up Cotton
there a cent, making It 50 cents. Among the
Cotton sold was the following: p bales at 3sc,
and Is al sec, Low MiddIing; 81 at 40c, and - at
l0Hc, p at Ale, and 10 at &c, GAndding - at 42cr
: at i2Lct-aud Is at i3c, StricLMiddling 8at &c
Good Middling.
General Market.
OILS-A very active business doing in burn
ing oils. We have no changes TO note except in
Lard, which is lower.
HARDwARE-Business very active, and the
demand IL more active than stocks can be got
IN to supply.
FLOUR-we make some reduction in quota
lions ofIower grades; demand moderate. sales
20 bbls Shawneetown at Sl ..
FEED-very active, high and firm. Corn in.
eager demand and very firm at sl@s115. Oats
active at G)@65c. Bran Is in demand with low
stocks.
FIsH-Demand more active, with smaller
supply rates unchanged.
FRUTT-For dried a good demand, without
change.
PROVISTONS.-Stu somewhat unsettled; our
quotations lave been carefully collected.
BCTTER-RoIls are worth 40G45c; package
butter is entirely neglected. We lower quota
uons on lard.
CANDLES.-We now quote at 2592jc.
EGGS.-The stock fast running down, and
prices anticipated.
GUNPOWDER-Very slightly lower quota
LEMONS AND ORANGES-Oranges are in
eager demand, with small stocks, at sls perbOx.
Lemons In good demand, with a fair stock, at
Pecans are selling at 4Oc for No. !, and
for Mo-
MOLASSES-Sales Off bbIs and 6 half bar
at 81 10.
TOBACCD-yery quiet at unchanged rates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-21

faF Pr Nelr Orleans, TTcks5urg, Jackson and
gren1dd, three times a week, TIA Memphis q
Nnarieston and Mississippi Central Railroad.
NaNht1ds. Louisville and Ctncut1dh, dally
&l5 ?. m. TIA ashvllle q Decater Railroad,
as AdU lor[ Richmond, BdiffmOre, Boston
Philadelphia, Washington, md al bustern oties'
daily, a 2l5 pm, IVA Memphis & Charleston
a East Tennessee & Virginia Railroads.
Ne Gu-o. Chf-ngo. s. louis, and Northern
nud Western. daily At 4p-m, IVA river 70 cairo.
~ TTcEgburg, river aud way landings, three
times q week.
~ Moafg0mery and Moble, and Mobile & Ohio
Railroad. three times a week, At 2.lo pm.
81 AhsusapDd & TssiHeSsoe Rdlroddi three
times per week, at 5 pm
So MemDhis & Ohio Raiino1d, daily, al 250p-m.
49, Lfas Rock and White RiucT, three times a
Waak Al An
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-21

slosh, drays disappear in slosh, petdooats lose
their eoyness under slosh, and the finances OF
Memphis are mixed hopeiessiy In slosh. For a
1 long while, not a live financial Item could we
glenn. New York sight, which has heretofore
been 50 constant, and cheerful an element In
our report, SUNK out OF sight, and was only by
a charitable operation on Madison street, saved
from the disgrace OF nominal quotations.
There, at the eleventh hour, IL dropped Inside
the /" distanee-nag," az y per cent. discount,
buying, and 4 per cent. premium, selling. To
continue the teehnicality OF the race course,
New Orleans Sight Is +" nowhere At the end
Of our explorations, it was not visible on the
" home stretch, and we therefore renew its
rates, nominally, at Hper cent. discount buy
ing, and selling at par.
Time Bills.
After contemplating the fate Of Sight, what
can be hoped FOR. In favor OF Time Bills. They
are VIGOROUSLY Incompetent as " mud nags,n
and to-days observation has only served TO
yindicate that deficiency. Not a single trans
action is reported, and we are therefore re-
luctsntly compelled, 70 accord them nominal
quotations. Five-day Bills on New York, i
per cent. discount; Ten-days'54. F~ifteen-days'
! per cent, and Thirty-day Bills IA. Five-day
Bills on New Orleans, l per cent discount Ten
days = Fifteen-days' n, and Thirty-dsys'
2 per cent discount A mild inquiry mani
Tested Itself for Thirty-day Bins on New Or
leans, but &c led to nothing.
Loans.
All persons desiring 70 borrow money, arc
presumed 20 he swamped In the mud, for the
entreating face OF not a single one. has shown
Itself at the bank eounters To-day. We there
fore renew the former quotations nominauv.
Prime Five-days' Paper = on; Ten-days' u
FIneen-days'9 q, and Thirty-days'i per cent OF
City Scrip.
City Scrip died to-day, OF the nominal rates
Of Sc buying, and sOc selling.
stocks
Profoundly affected by the untimely end OF
City Scrip. s~even-thirties may be pronounced
b. artcul0 morris, at &C buying, and ske selling,
with accrued interest
Gold and silver
Even the precious metals, are not exempt
from the respondent Influences, which actuate
the atmosphere. the streets, and the market.
Gold is inactive at f5c buying, and &c selling,
and Silver Is dull at yesterdays rates, buying
at soc 20 4Oc, and selling at 42c.
Uneurrent Funds.
Exceptional to the general state Of the
finances, Southern Money is to-day In better
request. An increased demand Is remarked,
for the old issue OF the Bank OF Tennessee. Its
tendency IS upward, but not yet expressed In a
qulry is also observed, for the issue Of the
Planters Bank Of Tennessee, but no transac-
tons in it are reported.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-21

Ra~A fearful tragedy, says the Moul.
ton Herald, was enacted some days since
near Buchanan, Granville county, N. c,
Mrs. Parthenia Harris, wife of Haman
Harris, was cruelty murdered by a negro
woman, who formerly belonged 10 the
family, and still resided with them.
Mrs. Harris was found deal in her yard,
her head having been crushed with a
rock so as to beat out her brains. The
woman was arrested on suspicion, con-
fessed the deed, and the neighbors exc
cuted summary punishment upon her by
hanging her 10 a tree. No cause was as
signed for the act.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-21

Local EnteFprise.-In our rambles yester.
day we dropped in upon our old friend JOSEPH
specht, at No s. Madison street, and spent al
hour in looking through his well regulated e.
Enlistment, and watching the crowd vhicl
was attracted there by the cakes and confenc
TONER'S which he has prepared FOR his custom
es during the holidays. As every one knew.
that they are OF his own manufacture, and no
the stale articles imported from the North, o
course they rush 10 his rooms FOR their supplies
We tried his mlncs pies, and can vouch for theil
quality. In connection with his other bushes
he has opened a magnificent oyster saloon 10
the ladies' which Is gotten up in real Ouenta
style, and where polite and attentive waiter
can always be found, and the bivalves sr,
served In splendid style.