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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11
7TNT-ER EMPLOYMENT

WINTER EMPLOYMENT
$500 Per Month s9d e n5s E5, 5
Paid Male OF Female Agents, to introduce a
in every household. Agents preferring to work on
Commission can earn from $50 to $50 per day
For full particulars. enclose stamp, and address,
". G, WILSON & CO.. Cleveland, Ohio
WANTED, Agents to sell Gen. Basil W. Duke's
stHistory OF John Morgan's Cavalry" Everybody
buys it. Agetns are making 500 per week. For
choice Of territory, address GEO. B. FESSENDEE,
Publisher IA Main St. Cincinnati, o.
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Patened Nav %, 1866.

Pateued Nay 29 1866.
This is an article for washing without rubbing,
except in very dirty places, which Will require a
very slight rub and unlike other preparations
offered for like purpose, NOT ROT THE CLOTHES
but will leave them much wHITER than ordin-
ary methods, without the usual wear and tear.
It removes grease spots as if by magic, and sof-
tens the dirt by soaking. so that rinsing viii in
ordinary cases entirely remove it.
This powder is prepared in accordance with cnem
icai science, and upon process peculiar TO itseit
which is secured by Letters Patent. II has been
in use for more than year, and has proved itself
an universal favOrite whenever ID has been used.
Among the advantages claimed are the following,
viz
It saves all the expense Of soap usually used on
cotton and linen goods.
It saves most o. the labor of rubbing, and wear
and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows it imparts beauH-
ful gloss and lustre, much superior 70 any oth eF
mode. No water required except to moisten the
powder
Directions with each package.
And can be readily appreciated by single trial
The cost Of washing for family Of five or six per-
sons will not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been intro
ducsd TO the public which have rOtted the cloth,
or failed in removing the dirt, but knowing the
intrinsic eosiienes Of this article, they con hdent-
ly proclaim it as being adopGed to meet de naud
which has long existed, and which has heretofore
remained unsupplieds
MANUFACTURED By
HOWE & STE VEINS,
26O Broadway, Boston.
Also Manufacturers Of Family Dye Color o.
For sale by Grocers and Dealers everywhere.
Nov. g, 1s66-3m
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Delaware County Agricul-
tural Society.

THE new Board Of Managers are notified to meet
i at the office Of the Secretary, on Saturday the
18th day Of January, 1857, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
J. D. VAN DEMAN
Jau.I1 ,'67, ,-2t Secretary.
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QUARTERLY STATEMENT
OF THE
Delaware County National Bank,
Delaware, Ohio,
For the Quarter ending Monday morn
ing, Z January, 1867.
ASSETS
MISCELLANEOUS.

Notice.
NYHOsE indebted 20 us will please call and pay
il by Dec. 25th or accounts may be left with
proper officers for collection.
nOy3O So j. A. BROWN.
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LIABILITIES.

sworn to January sth. 1857.
Jan II-It ". E. MOORE, Cashier.
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DIR. JUAN DELANGARRE's

IS Pc GIFT o p / L L S
are prepared BY the lloaHieurH G1RASHEBH a Do
PosT, Pharmsoeutists, 10. 2i& Rao Lombard Par
Is rrom the Prescription Of Dr.. Juan DelamurFe.
Chief Physician 70 the Hospital du Nerd en Lafi-
, 1867-08-16


army and left Mexico to encounter the
Juarist who were in the northern pro-
vinces. 1t is there that the crime was
consummated. Its punishment, cannot,
doubtless, be long delayed, and Mexico
would be but too happy if she should
disappear from the number of indepen-
dent nations, and find herself absorbed
by powerful neighbours. But the hour is
not yet m Her history since 1910
explains her present state and her future.
The division which already exists among
the ambitious braves of Juarez will drown
the country in blood and assume terrible
proportions Every element of civil
will devastate the country, and impose
contributions on the townS.p
, 1867-08-16
Barbados Agricultural Reporter, July 25.J

The results of the Concretor which have
been more particularly brought before
those who are directly interested in an
improved manufacture Of sugar in our
Island, have called forth a beaming
interest in this new phase in the sugar
making world. The Committee of the
Barbados General Agricultural Society
have taken up the question with cOnsi-
derable interest and earnestness, and q
Company has been formed, called "The
Barbados Cane-Juice Concreiing Compa-
n.y.; to which a provisional Committee
has been appointed, and a meeting Of
which took place at the Planters Hall on
the 23rd instant, when Mr.. Ireland, the
Agent Of the parties concerned in Eng
land, laid, before She Committee plans
and drawings in exemplilication of the
most recent improvements of the Con-
cretor; at which those present were
highly gratlfed, and were the more fully
confirmed in the previous favourable
opinion which they had entertained of
the new mode, and of the decided bene-
fits 10 be derived from its introduction and
use in our Island !; especially at a time
when it is most important that the juices
of the cane should be secured 10 the ut
most Of their capabilities of sugar making,
both as regards the quality of the article
Of manufacture and the quan!ity-and
especially with regard to that other
particular of economy, as TO the amount
of sugar sold in the British Market,
leaving something like the same figure to
that delivered for shipment; between
which there is at present, as it has been
always the case under 1our crude mode,
the greatest discrepancy, even to the
estimated extent Of fourteen per cent. at
the least, or the wrong side; valuable
property actually lost on the hOmeward
voyage; grievous wrongs which the Con-
cretor promises to set entirely right ; and
which alone entities it TO the considera-
ton which it is receiving. We are happy
tol6nd that our clarifying apparatus may
be made available in conjunction with
the operations Of the Concretor and the
benefits proper in c%onnexion with its
working. From what has been brought
before the public withrespect to the high
estimates of the Concfetor's manufacture
among the Refiners, ,anf4the advantages
even thus resulting byits adoption /; this
is so far satisfactory. NJ But we are dis
posed to look at these recommendations
merely as Indications of the benefits
which may be derived, and not as COM
prising all that is absolutely beneficial
and available. The first samples of Con-
crete which were she wn from the Con-
cretor, marked SUCCESS: as superior Con-
crete TO any other of 5the similar article
which had ever appeared; but as it was
, 1867-08-16

10 the iUUSb uUTTlUlS duaEctly, dCCS %
! pillage, and civil war. He who wished
to consecrate his efforts to pacifying the
country, filling up the abyss of revolu-
lions, restoring order, and endeavouring
to render happy a country SO favoured by
Heaven-this Monarch, betrayed by one
of his subjects, whom he had loaded with
benefits, has fallen under the bullets of
aSsasslns.
"The details of the act of regicide,
committed on The 18th of June, are not
vet known, bat those of the act of treach-
.ery of the 18th of May have reached Eu-
rope. The Emperor had been two
months and a half at Queretaro, at the
head Of 5000 men, commanded by Gen
erals Miramon, Mia, Mendez, Castillo,
Arellano, the Prince de Salm (Chief of
the Imperial Staff) and several European
officers. On the very night that it had
been seen that the town was no longer ;
tenable, and that it was decided to at
tempt by a vigorous sortie TO break
through the lines of the dissident leaders
Corona and EScobedo, and retire either
to the city of Mexico, or towards the
Gulf, q man 1--WE dare not say a ColoneD
TO whom was intrusted the guard of the
fortified convent of Santa Cruz, which
commands. the whole position-the man
Lopez, for 5000 ounces of gold, gave q
silent passage to the enemy, and himself
pointed out to them the person of the
Emperor, surprised in the middle Of his
sleep. In vain did General Miramon
attempt to resist; he fell grievously
wounded, and the Imperial army, sur
uornIaI ,0ar.,nroc hu cnna~ion fnrano
was obliged to c~apitulate. We shall
know in q few days by what show of
judicial forms the murder of the Emperor
Macmillan = accomplished by Juarez's
orders-was preceded.
"The Emperor Ferdinand Macmillan,
second brother of Francis Joseph, Empe-
ror of Austria, was born at S~choenbrunn-
on the 9Th of July, 1882, and married,
the 27th of July, 1857, the Princess Char
lotte, daughter of King Leopold, then
hardly II years old, and whose double
misfortune now excites the sympathy of
all hearts. On two occasions the Arch
duke was the guest of France-in 1856
and in 1S64-and every one was enabled
to appreciate his chivalrous character,
his solid and varied attainments, and his
precious personal qualities.
"After long and difficult negotiations,
skilfully directed by the valiant aud la
mented M. Gutierrez de Estrada, the
Prince, on the 10Th of April, 1864, ac-
cepted, with the assent of his august
brother, the crown which had been offer
ed him on the 3rd of October, 1868, at the
Castle Miramar, by the commission des-
patched TO him by the Assembly ofNotables
who met at Mexico and who brought him
the result ofthe vote ofthe Mexican popu-
lation. A few days afterwards the Empe-
ror and the Empress Charlotte left
Trieste on board the Austrian frigate
Novara. They landed at Vera Cruz on
the gath of May, and made their entry
into their capital on the 18th Of June,
1864, amid unanimous accIamations.
During the space of three years the
Emperor Macmillan did not cease to
occupy himself with the reorganization of
his empire. and. bv means of numerous
, 1867-08-16

man OF our city, In our local press, 1t was
"~useless and unsaleable for common use
as q sweetener." This primary article,
we believe, was found Objectionable, in
consequence of showing some very dis
tiuct d%eliquesciDg tendencies; and with a
view of obviating this serious objection, a
certain portion Of lime water was added
in the clarifying pan which resulted in
the improved specimens of Concrete
which have recently reached us, of a
better colour and very slightly grain, ;
which Is the article at present 30 highly
spoken of by %refners. 1t is said that
this improved mode by the application
of lime water, as above, resulted from the
publication of the paper which we have
above noticed, in which the advantages of
q Concrete were shewn, "made from cane
juice rendered almost chemically pure by
proper DELEGATION and filtration ready for.
the use of the consumer" Whether the
practice of the lime water application re-
suited from these remarks, we are not
prepared to assert positively, nor is it Of
any consequence 10 ascertain but We
think we speak correctly in saying that
the suggestion to which we allude and
quote, which was published here, reached
Antigua and fully discussed there, previ-
ously TO the trial of lime water for the
Improvement of the Coucretor's manufac-
turc. Our object is not, however, TO
trace the origin Of the improvement, or
to contend for it at all /; but merely to
shew that the primary manufacture OF the
Concretor has been improved, and has
reached its high standing among British
Refners, in consequence of a step in the
direction of Qualification. And from this
fact we ground a conclusion which
seems TO US in the highest degree reasona-
BILE, that with a yet farther improved
Dedication and with the exercise Of all the
cane which may be brought into practice
for the purpose, Of freeing the cane juice
from its impurities, we may produce q
sugar which will at once be what is de-
manded by the consumer: the slight straw
coloured sugar with small crystals and
rich honeyed favour" which we are
Informed, on the best authority, is the
sort of sugar which is preferred by the
"English Public" If the adoption of
the Concretor shut US up to the produc-
ton Of the article which must needs be
given to the subsequent manipulation Of
the refner,; then of course we should be
bound to accept gladly the advantages
which only thus promise +; but since The
reasonable presumption is open before
US. from the facts which have been recit-
ed, that the Concretor will afford the vet
greater advantages which accrue from
the production of An article suited to the
fastidious taste and demands Of the Eng
lish consumer; on this potent considera-
ton particularly oil that promises bene6-
cially in connection with the operation Of
our clarifying plant in conjunction with
the Concretor and its results proper,
seem worthy of our attention; besides on
considerations which could he particuia-
rised and a more remote description
which we may point out at some future
period.
Tko LEAnkuNu Akrneyn.1 ~ Yr1.s 4 OF
, 1867-08-16

The "Antigua Observer" of July 18th
in alluding to the late calamitous fire in
st. Kits says ihefre was the wilful act Of
incendiarism. Three men are in custody
for the crime. zone has confessed that
he was employed to set FIRE to a house
for which diabolical service he was 10 re-
ceive Two shillings and he committed the
.diaholicai act to crafty the resentment
of his v~illainous enployer."-b. Aug. s.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county, To
Mary J. watteES heir ct iaw and d~istribatse o.
r. L. n Walters, deceased. Yoa are hereby
cited to appear bsiarr the Probate Court Of
said county, At the courthouse thereof on the
lth Monday in June, nert then and there 10
show esiuc Why the petition. BIZ Robert II.
Nickle, Administrator Of the estate Of aid de-
ecassd, praying for the mle Of southeast
quarter scetisa land number twelve, township
ten, rangc eight, In said county, should MOI be
granted. BIZ order Of Court, Issued Apfil
1861. W. r. wOUTTrN. r1erf.
mayl-5t
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ATTACHMENTNoTIC

State q Mississippi. Psnola county. I, N,
Circui, Court % said county.
David Bobo 81 w " Louis A. y. vsrnou.
No. 7s9s1
attachment i-ued The 2ls DAY Of narrh
1851 against the estate ~ he aid aessnd.s,
iof The sum u $40 90, re,urnabls 10 The Cir.
cut Court Of aid county. Notice 4 bs,<h,
given 70 ths aid def-sa.at Ioulss A, y v.t.
non, who resides In the city Of nsmphl. !. n.
state Of Tennessee, THAI unle~ he sh.lI srr..s
beioTs said Ceaft Al De merit term thsrr.f ana
We hfst day Of aid term, 10 be- hidden :,
the courthouse Of aid county. IL me ,own Z,
Pamela on he Ith Monday amer ne an u.
day Ia March, 1861, and plead = aid .r,;o,
Judgment will be entered against hsr and ~
estate attaches will he sold
apis-H 10 HARRISON c1.t.
Hssrisos . T.ro. .rgfn,-
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DrOmgoo % Co.'s ..
Fluid Extract Berry, Cabebs
"A ~ and In, aaI

A, highly concentratedicai compound OK.
preesly fr affections le KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER such as p%tinencc, Frequent
Desire % Unnate, UnnbeposiS Thick or
Nuky Urine, Effects Oh Dissipation. Ner.
yous Trembling, GraSout Pains IN the
Back; Gleei, loss Of en- strangury, and all
affections requiring a and reliable d.
%urcctic.
In Ill cases Of a wanlction on the mart
Of the kidneys and NJ, affecting old or
young, male or female compound can DO
relied on,
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CHANcERY NOTICE

HZHL ~ 49,. ~ "|LT-
Tho State q Mississippi. Ia Is. cAa,e,,,
'ps%gs 0spAslA f0aai,i Al uis' n,sshni
Bs.ios and clickasaw Land Company e, Al.
7. William Sel'oa e al WTIfN
Upon aahdavii fled IN dis cause, 4, app.srio,
10 the niishrtion II The court that The DEFEND
ant WILLIAM Nelson is a nnn-rcsldsnt Of n.
State OF hlssisippi, and thai his residence and
pos'oniee sner dIligeni enquiry, cannot Be a.
oertained; Iils therefore, ordered by Inc eour,
that the eAId defsndant William Nelson An
enter his appearance herein, on or hsfors he
2sd day OF Nay, 1851, the sane being 4 mia
Of this court and 10 Be held al The c~ourt-hou-s
o. said county, In the town u Pamela, and Al
The once OF The Clerk 81 this Court and plead.
answer, or demur 10 the complainant. mi
herein, or The allegations Thereof WIN DO tslsn
Tor confessed a. TO him. fis further ordered bv
me court thai . copy Of this order Be publi.hsd
10 the weekly Panols Star a puble new
paper printed and publshed in the town Of
Pamela, In sald county for four wscls saee,,.
svely.
A trne copy. &c. HARnfg0x
se.s-o UsA.
Whiss a Ohsimeysl s~nlisitors.
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FEMALEsr'T THE r

DISEASES posgllaIs your scr, Incident 10 all
localities culled Y the passing breeze that
iaps you WIN ~ himed breath, or pua,ched
from some pcndanw.drop, are % YOU 1 com.
slant and abiding iblc. Wbe,Le,sn ,,L'oh
liant Of city or coy, hill or dale naias" -,
howell disease rankand prcys nnd, ynns
tails. Gloom and spalr arc yo,,r son.,.a,
companions. Youkle and gkss,lv cana,a
nance, your colorlcehccks. yeur l&lf,IeS' aso
your feeble and toinr walk. your %nsIni;.
ting heart your decd brow. ali ,ell ~ ,ha,
disease which isgrafy and stcadiIv maLin"
inrnnha nnnn rnnr AN H"'N'hh
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pRoMooeA co.'s
Red D;arrhRemedy.

The most certain andtaal cure for ali
of Diarrhoa, N and Vomiting.
Cholera horlsin In Stomach.
summer complaint Of ID while teething'
etc. Il L exceedingly ~, cools and qnIs,s
tho stomach, 10 not a ioiie preparation.
contains no kino, caefslls, %iannin. log.
wood, etc. u impara D the already de-
bili,aied stomach and !, and no family
be without a h II never fails 70
cure.
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H.nhr - Lga Aaseh.1fs.
80 4. aAf n ~
1870 n a rdsHf ~
q, ~ iHaHsav aatssss and
saaaw iabgs, sInJ w. ftfiH
M~NY Hiisz. NJ err r.
,... ~ Aaaehefais ~
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lgea. faHdfHal mfH KgN eysrf e
AZ ns ahf, dass afs ~ shss e
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TtE GREAT
southor Preparations

Veflptlsc : 2 Of pure and select ramlly
Medicines pfe14d ffum pure Drugs. by a elss.
" experienced uahon physleIsn. 49, WV.
'ot nne diseases ident % q Southern I~ocallty
me are no'trti or patent mlsiaftt. and
ue reoom'nehaeo be used In lieu N ibnsa
prePatea ny o,fetihcrn friends who know
but little about iihttn treatment.
uus y we on class Of Female Medicine
ever offered " tlmhlc which were u,aeared
by the Medical lesion. P"''
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Ga 10 r.. Days Gallery, corner Of
Main and Union streets, Memphis,
b, good piclnrcs, cf any description,
,od you will be prepared 10 sekncwt
edge that you were never better
pleased In your lIfe. WIN. Cooper
portrait painter, u sill At Days.
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Constitution lMonarch

Is recognized by the N Profession as The
BEST aud most CERT Blood Pahber now
bebre sheJpubIie and6t Simply ssstms
Il Is composed Of DC, medicines for tLat
purpose vif; Sdlllngidlow Dock, sarsapa-
Mia Bufdock, and / Of Potash. fcr
scrofuls. Ciitaneous Hons, Skin Diseasrs,
Goht, Rheumatism, aular Tumor- and
Swellings old Ulcers sorcs, Constitutional
Derangements, ETC. \ dke q charm.
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4 the only c~ompina'hat actually and pos
lively arcuses and pres the womb 70 its
natural healthy c6nd,. II removes All nm.
natural ~obstructions, eves painful or sun.
pressed henstrua,iopres Leucorrhra or
Whites, Falling pf thSmb, Hys.sriea.. Chic
ross Palpitatipp, Nerhess, swimming and
Giddlness o. the. Hes@lanchcly, Liberation
and Irritation of the NIB, -Dersnoements ~
the Kidneys and Bladand ali Diseases Tim,
are peculiar TO the fepDex--anictinr old or
young, married OF cid Send and eel ons
bottle, II will do you
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a Fever

Can be 30 easily cured log one package Of
Dromgoole,k Co.'S ktf CHlL.IS, which
never falls to arouse liver, cleanse the
stomach. open The bpvid relieve the mos,
inve1erase oases Of u One package viii
a case Of six monapding.
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Why Is !, you eoniiu4unsr with pil.s
Ehen uhe remedy to sari a be 90 easily
oo'alnsdt De not sahpthsr day; send
immedisisly and procarcpx Of Dromgoolr
soo.s fiLh nALika fursd. Internal
OF external Pilcz. xhe,h3nt or lopu-s,and-
ing can b. cured lmmedI
Cannot Southern Pty}earct the PHesa AZ
well ~ any one slss1 Tfrsmsdy Thea.
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piosrc.-we have been requested
% state that there will be 0 basket
picnic At Randolph Lake, on next
Saturday, the sth Inst, % which .
general invitation Is extended. WI
trust there will DO general turnout
Of pleasurc-seckers to assist in driy-
ing away dull carr from these troub-
lous times Ioh'f gt4 t03
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing under
the style Of A. p Canser 4 Co, al Long
Crrek, Miss, is hereby Dissolved by mutual
consent III. Yates retiring from said firm, and
selling 10 A. p. Canslsr HE entire interest A.
p. Canister assumes all liabilities, and is alone
authorized 10 settle the business.
AP. CANSLER,
aHuualH J, n. YATES
The business WI be eonhhned ~ A. p.
Canslsr sp71-im
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Was CoSvrscED.-Harry Gwinn,
. colored man who married q white
woman In Boston a few months ago.
Ind attempted 70 lecture, but failed
% interest iis audience, has gone
back TO his old home In Georgia.
Last week he was in Augusta and
made an address, in which he adj
vised the colored men to vote with
their cd masters. This 20 inccnsed
them that the police had 70 interfere
TO save him from violence.
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llosan TaIfvna~-A eoaple d
agsa.iemem7 4 fhls prsussIoH passed
through ihIs place, % Tuesdey let,
~ heIf way 10 "headqHafiers'
They had stolen swo mules IN Talla.
b.,chlc muntyy ard wsfe @pta'cd
ness IIernaado. s
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panels county. In
the circui, Court Of said county.
John Gordon W W D. Buster.
No. 7Tfo1
Atsaehmen, Issued The l1th day Of lamar,
~, against NE state Of the sald defendant
'f The sum o. $500 90, rs,arnahle 10 the Cir.
cut Court Of aid county. Nosice Il hereby
given 70 the ssid defendant W. 4. Buster. ths,
nnisss he appear before aid Court al The nsr,
term thereof and o n the frrt daS q aid term.
70 y holden Il the ,ourt-hdnse o. aid eoun,v
IN the town n Pamela, on the Tth Monday M,
the 9Th Monday In March 1861, and pisad a
aid action, judgment VII BE- es,sssd again,
and the estate attached will be sold.
aPl5-,t J.c .HHRf9ON, CIsfk
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.


The State Of hissisirpi, Panels county. g iH.
:. a. Bu,lsr w. Louisa Vernon. La
No. 1s1s
attachment Issued the 9th day Of Fehruary,
lesf. against The estate 81 aid defendant far
us snfa q f4teo %, fsturuahls 70 The Cir.
cult Court q aid euaHty. soaee 4. kefebs
givsn 10 The said deknasnt Louis. vernnr
Who rsstes IN The city o. nsmphis In ne
STATE o. fssssssse Tat uniesz ne shall .ppsar
htiors sid caHrt. At ne sssi term thereof and
on ~ MT dsy % aid term, v be holden Il
ne e~sarthosss q aid eoansy, in the tosn u
Psnal< % Tie IN Mosasy amer TIE an uop.
daT In Match. 1881, sni pl-.d 70 aid .rslor
Judgment siIi BE- entered sgainss hsr Ard ~
STATE attached viii be aid.
Esssi~st fsyf,r stt~r,v
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The sunse or None

Now bursts upon yci.ion, and The c,oud. or
despair that hang heavy pail OF gloom
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