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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-24
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'F THE VARIOUS TRADES and CAlI,Ncs
BY MILES o'RILEY,

vi all the trades that men may call
Unpleasant and offensive, 9r.E
The Editors is worst of all.
For he is ever penslve;
His leaders lead to nothing high,
His columns are unstable,
And though the printers make him pi,
1t does not suit his table.
The Carpenter-his course is plane,
His bit is always near him,
He augers every hour of gain.
He chisels-and none jeer him;
He shaves, yet is not close, they say,
He always gets his board sir
Full of wise saws, he bores away,
And so he swells his hoard, sir
st. Crispin's sen-the man of shoes,
Has awl things at control, sir;
He wakes wealthy in his views.
But ne'er neglects his soul, sir:
His is indeed healing trade,
And when we come to casting
The toe-tal profits he has made.
We find his ends are lasting.
The Tailor, too, gives fits to all,
Yet never gets basting;
His cabbages, however small,
Are most delicious tasting;
His goose is heated-happy prigl
Unstinted in his measure
He always plays at thimbe rig,
And seems man of pleasure.
The farmer la r.ans fortune plump,
rho,o, narrowed far '-"'n woe. sir:
His spade forever proves trump
His book is I'VE AN HOE, sir;
However corned, he does not slip.
Though husky, never hoarse, sir;
And in plough share partnership.
He gets his share of course, sir.
The sailor on the giddy mast
Comparatively MASTER
Has many bulwark round him cast
To wave away disaster
Even shrouds to him are full Of life.
His mainstay still is oe'r him,
A gallant and top gallant crew
0fBEAU ExPRITs before him.
The sturdy Irish laborer picks
And climbs to fame-'tis funny,
He deals with none but regular bricks,
And so he pockets money
One friend sticks to him mortar t'is),
In hopden gray, unbaifled.
He leaves below an honest name
When he ascends the scafiold.
The Printer. though his case be hard.
Yet sticks not at his hap. sir
'Tis his to canonize the bard,
And trim Roman cap, sir;
Some 40 two.forty-what Of that?
He goes 1t by the thousand!
A man Of form and fond offat.
He loves the song now send.
The Engine.driver. If we track
His outward semblance DEEPER
Has got some very tender traits
He ne'er disturbs the sleeper
And when you switch him as he goes
He whistles all the louder,
And when you break him on the wheel,
1t only makes him prouder.
launched this skiff Of rhyme upon
The trade winds of the muses.;
Through pungent seas they've borne 1t o
The boat no rudder uses ..' a
So masticate its meaning once,
And Judge not sternly of it.
Yeu'll find freight Of little puns,
And very little profit. -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-24

J. TAYLOR. house.painter. Morris.
He Ia prepared TO do all kinds OF
|lng to hls procession such M paint
|ng, paper.hanging, etc. Furniture
|nished and nLpE GOOD As sEw. oyi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-24

lLLAN. Merchant Tailor, johnson.
u work done by him will be In the
and warranted TO fit. Cutting done
h make. Terms cash. 5Oylo
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-24
Licensed Auc,ioneers.

4. DOTY, Licensed Auctioneer ana
Sheriff. Morrisville. VI.
YELL. deputy sheriff aud licensed
neer, Hyde Park. VT. All calls
ttended to. 40 ~
LE, licensed auctioL er, Johnson ;
rompt attention given to the busi-
business done under this license Tor
compensation.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-24
Physicians.

BALL, Physician and Surgeon, Morris.
Vt. Diseases of the nose, throat aud
kated by the INHALATION of AToMiZED
The best style Of TRUssEs constantly on
accine Virus. fresh from kline, received
ch quarter. 32yl
ROvER, NJ. D.. Eclectic physician q
bon, Hydepark. vt. Office at the resi-.
Fred Bliss. 22
ElGS, Physician and Surgeon. Hyde
Vt. Office over l.. II. Noyes' store.
inning surgeon for Lamoille Comfy.
DENTIsRY.--R. G. Gilbert. has
| lifted mp an Office at his Resi-
~ dence in Morrisville, which he in
tends to mike permanent ioca'
practice of the Dental profession In
lches. All operations upon the Natu-
well as In the manufacture ana IN
artificial ones will be performed In a
hd scientific manner. and warranted 10
saisfaction in all cases or no pay Will
[ shalt be absent q few weeks du'
BIZ, ofwhich due notice will be given
r. n
MOVIE has taken rooms al
DBrewster's Hotel, Cambridge
y where he will insert TEETH upon
BASE at from $5 to $40 per full set
any other Dentist In the state. Al
Daned, Allied, and diseases Of the gnm'
nENTISTRY.-P. w. J. PE0K
dentist. johnson. vt. Natur
al teeth put in the best state OF pre-
servation. Diseases OF the gum
treated. Artificial teeth made II
known to the profession. I'D
BROOK, M. D.. physician and sur
Neleott, Vt. Office at his residence
merly ocespied by O A Root. Smo'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-24
DR.MOWE has taken rooms at
\ DBrewster's Hotel, Cambridge

where he VIII Insert TEETH uPun
BASE at from $5 to SO per full set
any other Dentist In the state. Al
kaned, allied, and diseases of the gnm'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-07
OPINIONS on TIE PRESS.

The louisville J,sraa says: ..rhe testimonials
which Giriner presents 70 the public could never
have been obtained, except by the display Of great
skill and learning 10 his profession One thing es.
eciliy comneniabe in the Doctors practice u.s. that
he will no. attempt an mcufable disease for the sake
q lee, but frankly tells the patient whether he can
be cured or not. We cheerfully recommend DR..
Hafdner 10 the attention OF all our friends who may
be sufienng from diseases Of the eye or ear.
The Riehm,nd Times says: We have no hesi,a :.
ton 10 saving that DR.. Girdner is the most scientific
and successful eye and ear Surgeon IA lhl. country.
. d.. Glrdner's Treatment Of the eye and ear is
saade'iul. - iehhaoad Enquirer.
Wetcel justified in recon .nendng Doctor Gard
nef = those sunerng from diseases III tile eye aud
ear - Richmond Wig.
: We al SAFELY aaI cordially recommend d..
Gardner. who will fuGll All ne undertakes 10 per-
iotln.- Baltimore Clipper.
The New OSlelns True Delta says: We can safe
y recommend DR.. GIrineI ms a most successful ope
faiof on tue eye AMI ear. He will not undertake TO
Treat case unless cure can be effected.
The Whesiing Reg,Iter says: Dr. Gardner is one
OF The most successful Oeulists and Aurists in the
country. We advise those suffering IRON diseases
Of the eve anl ear 10 consult him.
ilclohef 81. 5g-6m
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THE PRlNoEss MURAr.--Among the arr
riyalsat Boston. by the China, from Europe,
is the Princess ,Murat, who is on her way
home to Florida, in company with the son
OF The late Commodore Dallas, Of the Uni
ted States Navy. She is the descendant Of
Joachim Murat. King of Naples, and be-
longs in Florida, where she has long resid-
ed. At the close Of the war. Louis Napo-
leon sent 10 know how she Jared, and on
receiving the required information, settled
on her for life, the sum Of 10000 francs,
or ahput $4,000 in gold, annually. She is
also a relative Of General Washington, her
great grandmother having been Washing
tons sister.
PARDON OF Mr., TRENHOLM. The pardon
OF George A Trenholm. who was the rebel
Secretary Of the Treasury, was granted at
the special request Of Major General o. o.
Howard, Chief of the Freedmen's Bureau j;
Major General Daniel Z. Sickles, com
manding 10 Sonth Carolina Major General
Dlx,and . number u other persons Of sim
liar military and political prominence.
MT. Intelligence.
The meieoric shower promised by the
astronomers about the middle Of November,
is. i appears, preceded by preliminary ex-
hlbitions. Ii rs stated in the Philadelphia
Ledger that. for several nights past. not
wlthstanding the moonlight, brilliant me-
ieors have been noticed in the heavens, and
the grand display anticipated next month
will probably not fail US.
HESRy WILSON" on THE SITUATION
4 Boston dispatch. 70 the Phl,adslphi
Press, says:
Senator Wilson. in his speech al East
Boston on Saturday night. said that the
loyal States would stand on the Congression-
al amendment, aud The South would have
10 adopt IL. or stay out of Congress. and il
they did adopted II. he was not so sure some
oil them would be admitted in hurry"
PRacUR. Der. 27.-An attempt was made
TO shoot the emperor Francis Joseph. ON
leaving the theAire, this evening. Tie
cu'prit aimed the pistol at the Kaiser, but
before The ball fired. he was seized by an
Engllshman. who placed him under arrest.
From tmo bushels Of Kentucky white
wheat. sosn last fall. Mr. John Burns, of
jefferson county. had a yield 81 siIty-t~o
bushels and thirt. pounds Of merchaniable
wheat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-07
ARTIFICIAL EYES

Surgery, performed by jay q Iii
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.I
ALAMAScE COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
September fern. 1866.

U90s1 - oWePsOn vs. .. J. KOgers.
Attachment.
this case, appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
Court nat the defendant is not an inhlbiant OF
this State il il ordered BY the Court that publication
be % ide Tor six successive weeks in the Hsborough
Recorder, for said defendant to be and appear at he
next Court Of Peas and Quarter Sessions to be held
Tor the county of Allmance, at the Court House in
Graham, on the first Monday after the fourth Mon
day IN November next, then and there to repIeyy.
plead, answer or demur, otherwise judgment pro con-
esso will be taken, and an order OF sale granted on
the property levied on.
Witness, w. q. Albright Clerk Of said Court, at
Office in Graham, on the first Monday after the fourth
Monday in August, 1866.
w. A. ALBRIGHT, C, c. C.
September 20. Price adv. slO 90. Sew
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DOCTOR GARDNE Err,

Principal Office, 81 West Forueih street, New
York.
n For reference, tes,im onias, &C., send for
CIRCULAR. rk
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-07
Obituary.

Died. al her rssiashee 10 this county, on Ihr l2,h
Of August last. In the hf,y-eshib year Of her age.
Ns MARTHA A. RAY. vic Of the late Gsorse
Cray. Mr- Ray was. for many moa,hs, iha sub
jest Of ooFe affection. bui her energetic sIr did not
ynsld 70 bed q sickness until two manlhs previous
% her dsa,h. she manifested christian rc.isnation.
notwithstanding sic seemed much concerned about
The welfare Of her surviving children. IN. was Tor
PsrhsPs thirty years member Of The Presbyterian
church. during which time she maintained an IN.
spotted character May those who feel berel, cherish
the hops that their loss Is be, eternal gain. aud may
they remember the, The old must lie. and that The
ssuns nay die.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-07
Orange County, in Equity Fall
Term. 1866.

pursuance Of decree Of the Court Of EQUITY
OF Orange county, will expose to sale to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on Friday The 9th
oil October next, the OF Land mentioned in this
bli 10 wit, the lands Of which the late George Riggs
died seized and possessed on the waters of Flat Ri,
yer and adjoining the lands of Frank. Roberts, Mel
son khe" and others, containing about two hundred
ana nnety.six acres Terms Of sale to be determin-
81 " The parties on The day Of sale. Bond and good
security vii be required and little reserved until The
o'clock.
Witness, John U. Kirkland, Clerk and Master, at
ofice IN Hlllsborough, this 10Th day OF Sept 1866.
JOHN U. KIRKLAND, c. e. W, Il.
September 26 So
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAMaNcE COUNTY.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
September Term, 1866.
A.. u. Tarplay vs.. Samuel Steel.
Attachment.
IN this case, il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
u Court that the defendant 10 not an inhabiant Of
THE State IL is ordered By the Court that publication
be made Tor six successive weeks in the Hillborough
Recorder for the said defendent TO be and appear at
the next Cour Of Pleas and Quartet Sessisns 10 be
held fol the county Of Alamance, at the Count House
in Graham, on the first Monday after the fouah
Monday Ia November uext, then and thereto reple-
w, plead, answer demur, otherwise judgment pro
ecafesso will he taken, and an order Of sale graascd
on ihe property levied on.
Witness. w. A.Albfighl, Clerk Of the said Caurt,
al Office in Graham, the fret MonJ afsf the
fourth Monday Of August 1866.
W. A. ALBRIGHT, C. c. Z.
September IS. Price adv. $40 90. 56-6w
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Orange County, in Equity Fall
Term, 1866.
W. N. GalIis y. Jo.eph Tll,lorL

w. NJ GalIis v. Joseph Blalock.
pursuance Of an order Of the Court Of .oui,v In
this case, will oIet for sale TO the highest btder
90 Thursday the let day Of November nest, on ,hs
premises, upon credit Of one aud two years, the
lands mentioned In the bill, lying in the county Of
unngc. AMI adjoining the lands u william w. Cat.
Us aud others, containing about three hundred acres
sale 10 take place At ~ o'closk. Bond aud good
security equhed, and title reserved until the purchase
money is paid.
Wnnc.s, ioha ". kirkland. Clerk and Master, al
ONE % Hilsb,fough. this 18th day Of sept 1866.
JOHN Y. KIRKLAND, y. n M n.
September 10. Is
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N O TIC

OURE RYE WHISKEY,
Apple Brandy,
French Brandy,
Port Wine,
Madeira Wine,
Gin, for Medical purposes, at the
DRUG STORE.
GLOVER AND LUCERNE SEED. We will
- have Clover and Lucerne Seed in few days
at the DRUG STORE.
ID DRUG STORE.
CONGRESS WATER, at the
~ DRUG STORE.
MACE. Nutmegs, Cloves, Spice,
Iva Cinnamon, Ginger and Pepper, at the
DRUG STORE.
KERosINE Lamp Chmneys, at the
"A DRUG STORE.
vIlHE BEST TONIC in use, Elixer Of Peruvian
= Bark with Proioxide Of Iron, at the
DRUG STORE.
September IL. a.
Evening star., 1866-06-19
A HIGH OLD WEDDING.

Inc r6nkiin (1uo Jcn
Is responsible for the loileWlng
harj yarn. We wish it distinctly
understood thar nee don't vouch Tor
tts truth. A We don't believe quite
90 great an 90 could oe founo, even
In Brown county:
GThe bridegroom resides near
Nash, ilIe, Brown county, ~ which
placs be had lived with "d6d"
nom his babehood mp. But the
time came when the son bethought
himself Of the age 70 chose q COM
paufou and sseet mp q trade" in
hoop.poies, for himself So pay ing
o Tying visit, on foot, TO the town
Of BarEnrvIfle, he became enam-
ored Of one Of the fair daughters OF
that place, wooed. won, and the
day Wss named when the twain
should BE- one. Accordingly the
services Of Esquire D. were en-
gseed, and ali the necessary pre-
umtnariee arranged.
The day had arrived when the
happy couple were % Be united,
and the fnfhef and son set ont on
foot-not owning any horses-for
Bargarville, and though somewhat
OF Q tedious vail over rUleh fro
sen reads, thsy made the Irip IN
due one. Nearing tbs place where
the OafflAGe oece0oay Was % Be
psrfprmsa, Q crowd OF folks Wvrs
Evening star., 1866-06-19

seen In the house and yard await.
ing their arrival. Jim's COURAGE
wilted, and he told ssdad" that he
oeleved he'd 90 back; but tsdad ''
toid MIN that would never do-thst
ne must be q man and marry TIA
ga: BY earnestentreaty Jim went
- iar AZ the gate, when he made q
nAt, and said he owarn't going In
me house 70 be . laughing stock :"
Sui,e Q crowd had gathered, and
gil tnings were ready. A oountt-
Iul dinner was eprsad-tne bride
was arrayed In bran new dress,
and wore her hair trimmed In ce-
OAR, green, yellow, and red feath.
ers. ESQ uire D-sat cross Legged.
q huge standing shirt CO liar, sun
as clapboard, prevented the turn |.
ipg Of his head 20 either side with
out moving his body. He hsld
something "lfke unto the Copstitu-
1on" in his hands, and Was wait
ing TO perform the official seryicns
for which ne had been engaged.
Jim fingered at the gate post fer
some half hour, and al thar ssdad"
and friends present could say
wouldn't encourage him % 20 70
the house. Finally, one OF the
young fellows present said, aI.et
him alane; I'll marry her." ana
startsd into the house. Tins areussd
Jim at once, and he sta rted in az
the back door, and gathered his
aftianced by the arm! ESQ uire
D arose with the solemnify or
q judge, and sinking his fists down
In Ais trousers pockets, sby the
which he held in hSs
hand" pronounced them sEman
and wife,
Dinner was over, and the rs-
OF the afternoon passed of
very pleasantly. Night came and
were made 20 20 %
bed. As customary, OF course, It
was expected that the new mar
RED couple would sleep t,gether.
This Jim ohjected 70, and said.
..dogeon II I'd sleep with her r.
as it grew late, ne vas
prevailed upon 20 20 70 bed, bat
would not pull on his clothes, nor
eet under the cover. bat 1ay down
boots and ali, and so passed the
firet night OF his married HE
sleeping WIN q vomaui jim haz
learned. no doubt by ths um
not 70 b 20 shy.
Evening star., 1866-06-19

~s0fseu--Seat 10 sAs nasurss
drink for the fsaiAAs.
UDesssfa a,ass sss vsey sa-
oeftakn.
Evening star., 1866-06-19
MY "GooD.FOR.NOTHING.''
By EMILY Il. MILLER.

"whss S,,,. Are ,,yO3 yOp good for my brave
Answer that question for me II you
You. With your finger. .s white IS /.
You, With your rinslets ss bright -
the sun.
All the day long with your busy con
Into :liI1ds; III mischief and fun you are dri.
See n your wise little ncdsle can tell
What ySp 20, are good fOr-now ponder il
Over the carpet, the dear little feet
Came with Q pstter, 20 climb On my
Two merry eyes, fall Of frolio and
Under their lsshss looked up unto
Two little hands, pressing soft on my
Drew me down close In Q loving en-
Two Issy ii,s gave the answer 50
GOOD to love yOu, mamma; good to
Evening star., 1866-06-19
TO WHOM ASSESSED
7 rodhunter, Isaac U.....,

AAt ASS Sssssss
rretlef, John. n.............
Towles, James, In trust. =.
Being the north ~ feel
8 inches 'front.' By the
depth Of the lot.
Tyson, John s., In trust. =.
Beginning at the south
west corner Of said lot,
running east IL feet, sheu
north SIS feet 6k inches,
then west IL feet, then
south SIS feet 6k inches
70 beginning.
Tax for paving footway,
tnterest from July %,
1865, "a 20.
Turner, John H., trust
Eliza O. Forbes. .........
Beginning on north q
street. TS feet from the
southwest corner OF said
square, running thence
east 60 feet thence nortl
$50 feet 9 inches. Themes
weet 90 feet, themes
south go feet Q inches tt
L 49, AA>S@~sa
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HrsRT 2 HIsSs g; : Sssxg sfmrr

xISre sovrRvrrIE vi oil ., Aus,lon ss'uri,,
Ayfn Al i9s eooos al thur sslesfogn ~ A@s.n siis
elegant Household rurniurr, cyrrrlNiuf W psf -
hsrrcth snf tros's s~zsnt csryri rDaesgoi. hseH vat
tsuis, marble Top Dressos barssus and WASH Bra
and Ingram a Vests Patent Nsnges ~
r>rfs~f srI~r. bsrs s.Iru. rsr.soa Iste m.r4s tsp
bu6et once Farnltnre. D~sss. Cesra SAFES, Ac.. ~
10 velvet ssa Brsssss Ysns,,ssa s.ss csrv~s.
n. :.... y.,.... .sS iiassi Of - ss-'ss's ssrysn'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-07

7 AwRENCE A CARL, AUCrIOSEERa, WILL SELL.
- Monday, April y at 10 O'Clock at the sherman Hotel
the village OF Newown, Eve minutes walk from thshns
Railroad depot all the Furniture Of said hotel conaihs "
Paror suits Pie Glasses Velvet Tapestry flrcey aud
Furniture Bsroom Furniture and Fixtures Liquors aud
Cigars, three rosewood marble bed Billiard Tahls
(Grih fnikor Markers, CUES, ac complete, In IN, or
der; elegant roaewood7 octave Phnofre pearl key
Stool and Cover Also Horses, Wagons, Slcghs Bells,
KObes &c
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r BOGART AUCTIoNEER.--THrs DAY, At Joy
81 O'Clock. st the auction No. North William
street, Household Furniture coaAishng Of mahogany SOFAS
Lounges, Te.e aTes mahogany dressing and plain Blu
Rockers, Extension Dining table, mahogany French Bed
seRd Hair Mattresses Straw Mattresses Pillow ficks,
Stoves Kitchen FURNITURE tia fixtures, Chsndeisrs Also
Wheeler Wilson, Sewing machpes Also Nine fn
Alley Balls Pins, DC Also Express Wagon two Fony
Horses single Harness. three sets sinzle HARNESS.
Tuesday April TO- at Gs Sixth avenue elegant Household
Furniture
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IIENHr " LtFUN, AItIIONFFH .
saiartay, Apfl z ~ 10Y oeiorh, a. der ssssfDom~ |"
RfIoAST HousEuoLD FURNITURE,
consisting q general ssso nsn removcd for oonv'isns
sale Including Psfsr, Dining Room. I<brry and Chan
Der furnisars csrre, twg lafss gn fran. f.nen Pss
Ware China Crcckesy fiasss4fe, A. Also asscfts>
% kishen Fnrnilur@ Al al " cocs ore csrrra - 81.
rnno Also are and fgIf heekss OF 'bsti
pzsns. Also one shoenakrrs Eoiillf Nashiac.
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TOWER. AUCTfoNEER.-LAroUR 4 TOWER
IL. win sell this dsy Saturday, at A5 Broonc street,
near Bowsy, compromising att = NJ 9aan.iS d tGrn n
Glasses, Clocks Pictures dc Ao AZ TIE ZANE place. et
~ g. NJ. large quality Of steel plate LDgrnsinGsR and
BODke
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-15
sUrRrwE coURT OF TENNEEsEE.

This Court, which has been IN session
at the Capital, adjourned on Tuesday t.
/ the next regular term in course, which
/ will be in jackson, IN West Tennessee
/ A few cases brought up during the tern
| Just expired, have been retained under
/ advisement. Among these is that ol
! Woodfolk against the Union Bank oi
I Tennessee. When the charter Of the
/ Union Bank was renewed by act OF
/ Assembly, in eighteen hundred and
/ fifty-nine, the renewal was granted upon
certain conditions, which were not ac-
ceptable t0 complainant WOodfolk, as =
stakeholder in the bank yet majority
Of those controlling the banks action
accepted the conditions, whereupon COM
painant fled his bill, praying permission
10 withdraw as a stOckholder. The
Chanceilor's decree being adverse to
complainant, the cause was brought up.
Another case which is reserved by the
Court, is that of John d. Miller against
Mark L. Andrews and others. The
Planters Bank Of Tennessee held note
against Mark L. Andrews ana others.
Under a law regulating such matters
the hank advertised its debtors, that
they might come forward, prior to
certain date, and pay in bills of
time, that if parties failed to pay
within the terms Of advertisement thus
given. their paper would be sold TO any
one who would pay for the same in the
banks issues. Andrews and others failed
10 come forward as notified, their note
was assigned TO plaintiff, Miller, who
paid the face Of the note and interest in
the bills Of the bank. When suit was |
brought in the Court below against An /
irews and others, they came ia with a |
Drotier Of Planters Bank money % the /
fuu amount Of note and interest; and /
The Court entered a rule that such tender 1
should be taken as satisfaction by plain /
.itE Hence appeal. A third reserved
sase Is that Of McGavock against Bell
and Others This came up from Chan
.ery in Davidson county. A bill was
lied to set aside a decree of the same
s0urt, directing a sale Of real estate upon
he ground that the present complainant
vas made party complainant IN the
Ormer suit, when he should have been
inasmneh as the application
vas made to sell the land to pay debts,
md not To sell for the minors benefit;
that the land was sold
without regard to the ternlsof the decree,
ahich directed the sale Of other land
irst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-15

I 3 Situated In the Southern Border orr,
i nlingo County, Miss, p miles south OF IN, 4
Miss, on the road 70 FulLnn -