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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

WELCOME ro SHERIDAN.

He comes the conquering hero comes
Come forth and lay your laurels at his feet
Brave saviour Of oun affairs and our homes
To thee, to-day, nations praise Is meet.
Sons Of Vermont do honor to your State
This day may the proud old veterans see
In time Of peace, their welcome at your gate,
Fresh in our hearts their valor Ger shall be.
Wave, banners shout your praises loud and long !
Tremble breezes, with musics glad refrain
For there. mid that mighty moving throng,
Rides Sheridan hero Of the battle-plan.
Bright is that eve whose stern and eagle glance
So oft bath made the Southron despots shake
A mighty power found not in spear nor lance
That look before which treason fearful quakes.
Again we look the hundred battles DER,
Again he rides from Winchester miles away;
With that mighty, rushing, sweeping power
The Greek" is gained and glory crowns the
day.
nations heart with million pulses beat
As DER the wires the trembling news was flung
All GLORIOUS Phil thy braves could not be beat
At every hearth their praise will eer be sung.
Thrice welcome to the brave ones at thy side
Their story rings on history glorious page;
Brave Butler. Hentzleman, Weitzel and Burnside,
Their names shall bless future age.
Brave heroes take the homage Of our hearts;
Bear with thee from our glorious State
The humble tribute gratitude imparts,
While memory Of thy deeds shall make us great
Montpelier, Oct. 80 1867. L. W. G.
WELCOME TO SHERIDAN.
Welcome to you, Sheridan,
You who did glory win
Mid battles roar and din
On fields stained with gore;
You the Vermonters led,
Where her bravest sons bed,
Where fell her honored dead.
BY the Shenandoah.
You often FARLEY sought,
You often FARLEY fought,
And TO grief the rebels brought
Meath bloody Stars aud Bars
Turned by your gttering brand,
Through all the Southern land,
Fast fed each rebel band
Before the Stripes and Stars.
Let history tell the story
OF all your deeds of glory
On battle-felds made CORY,
Which time shall never mar;
But iarer page is thine,
And gayer wreath well Irvine
And your fame will brightest shine
For brave deeds since the war.
To Vermont welcome thee,
Thou Champion Of the free,
Who doth worship liberty,
Though wars clouds lower;
Well take you by the ha d,
Who SO CALAMITY doth stand
To guard each Union band
From CORY treasons power
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
Cofees Roasted and Ground Daily.

G ound Coffee z0s. 25e SOC 35o., best 400. per 10.
Hotels saloons, boarding House Keep rs, aud tami-
lies Who use hlge quantities Il Cote, can economic
in that ~ ice by ing French Breakfast ard Din
ner Coffee which we se az The low price OF 300 pre-
pound, and warrant to give perfect satisfaction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
Important 10 Blacksmiths.

The Subscriber has eceived patent an
lMPnuYE ANVIL for WAGlAG CALKS
for
HOR Sc SHOES.
By this anvil toe-cA ks a made and wsld'd on the
shoes much quicker A. better th bJ The old process
he ~hAle W. being lie by hree or fur blows OF the
hammer, sharpening the oalk a. he fame 81 ue. 1he
anvil also app les TO heel caAs wtll tee-caks. l.
SAVES ONE-HALF THE LABOR
Of ftung up horse shoes. The folio sing certificate
slows rhAt livery st,ble keepers % ink o. this method
lcthTlFICArR
The uod Isigned Yr'Hierlr, OF livery stsbles, have
used upon shoes with The aud heel oaks
aud veuec a. BY NJ % rr's machine am have
found them te.Ni cab th "a made by the old
method d DUDLEY
Geo WHEELER,
BJurN tLL.
The subscriber will sch to VI, county and state rights
to use the anvil
Agents wanted 70 SILL rights Apply 10 the sub ci
Der. Montpeier, ' q. PETER bADOhE.
Montpelier, Aug 1851. daWu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
&c.

AIOlI1OCCCI,W w.
so Tons Eng. and Am. Tire, assorted sizes,
| Band. Z"
5 d" Hoop, /"
l Burdens Round,
3 Cork Steel,
3 Sanderson's Cast Steel, for Gran
lite Tools, cornered,
2 Nail Rods,
2 Burdens Horse Shoes,
, Shoe Shape,
l Horse Shoe Nails, all sizes,
2 Concord Axletrees, all sizes,
l Carriage Springs,
2 Steel Tire,all sizes,
2 Grow Bars,
/ Stone and Sledge Hammers,
200 Kegs Of Nails, Carriage Bolts, and
a general assortment of Heavy Hardware.
BANCROFT & HOLMES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE

Ihoee who need the services Of an experienced phys
elan or surgeon In all difficult snd chronic disc asses
every name and nature should give him a call.
7. DIR. Dow imports aud has for sale a new artel,
called the French Secret. Older by mail Two for 81
and red stamp. 5000
May 1867.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
Consumers can rave from SOC to 81 per ID. by pu
cha ling their teas rom the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos 81 AND SO VRsEY srEEEf
Post Office Boa No 5643 New ok City.

The GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY established
Is6 is meuded by the esdins newspapers, Ielis
ous and secular 10 this ami other cities, Viz;
AMERICAN AGM ULTukI,r, Nes York City,
ORANGE JUDD, Editor.
CHRISTI AN ADVOCATE, New Yok City
DASIRL CUAHY, n, Editor.
CHRISTIAN ADYOCArk, Cincinnati, OHIO.
NJ REID d ID EDITOR.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, Chicago IN,
THOMAS NJ. EDDY, d Editor.
EVANGELIST, New Noik Cry
iK a ELD and g CRAIoHEAD. Editors
EXAMINER AMI CukONIULE, Mes Yark Gu,
kDwARD BRIoHT Editor.
Christian lNTELLIGKNCkR.
L PohIER, ID, Editor.
INDEPENDBNl New York CD,
WIN C. HowEN, Editor
THE METHODIST,
GEo n. Crooks u ID Edi'of
MooRR' RURAL NEW YORkEh, hoohesier, N Y
A.. = MOOSE, Ed. aud PIopr
TRIBUNE. New Yo,K City,
HosAcE oAEE.EY EDITOR
We call attention to the above li,t as positive var
anti OF ouf mani VI ooing busiLets; 40 vel as Toe
huudeda u Thousands O. PERSONS IN publshtd ub
Lists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

woman of respectable standing in New Lon
don, Connecticut, cowhided her son in the public
streets of that city the other day, because he
fuses to marry to suit her wishes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI
CATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW, Phys ioian .ud surgeon, Nos 7 and I'm
dieou street, Boston is consulted daily for all d. eases
incident TO be female system ProApEus Uteri OF FAN
lug Of he Womb, Fluor Albus Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements are all treated upon path
ologi'a PRINCIPLES and SPEEDY Ieef guaranteed IN
days SO invs'iabl' certain Is the mode Of trea
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under il
and the ae ed person reoioes in perfect health
DR. poN as no do b. had greater experience Ia the
cure OF dis asses Of women and children than any Other
PHI stefan Boston. and has ain 1916. confined his
"h att alton to the cure Of private diseases and fe
male oon plants
B-Ali letters must contain four red stamps OF they
val not be answered. Office hours from A. NJ. to +
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM /
PANY's
THROUGH LINE
1-n VErNDNrV


THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA;,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And Carving the u. S. Mail,
Thyougt Tpenty-tpo Days
Steamships on ne coHnseii1s .. "a, Pacific
ARffzzs%sNSh. coL6 sc 10
HENRY OHAUNCEY, CONSTITUTION
NEW YORK, GOLDEN CITY,
OCEAN QUkEN, SA RAMENTO
NORTHERN LIdHT, GoLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA.
One oftbe above large and splendid Steamships will
leave Pier No. AZ North River foot Of Canal Street.
" O'Clock noon, on the lst llth, and 2lst Of every
then the preceding Saturday. for Asrinwsll, con-
Meeting, via Panama Railway with one u the Com
pans's Steamships from Panar' o. oan Francisco,
Departures Of LIST and y sonnect At Panama with
steamers fot SOUTH tAClFlC and CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Those of touch At MANIA.
MILO
Departure lith each month connects with the new
steam line from Panama to AUSTRALIA and Nav zRA
LAsO.
For Japan ard Chna-s,eamsr Of November ronuecis
closely wi h steamer GhBAT REPUBLIC from San
Francisco December 4, AZ yokohama with steamer
New York tor Hong Kong aud Costa kica Tor Maya
saki Ard .hagh,i.
discount one quarter from steamers rates allowed
to second cabin and sieefaRe passengers with families.
Also an allowance e One Quarter through rates to
clergyman aud their families. and school teachers.
Que bundled Pou, Baggage all we'd each adult.
Baggage masters accompany baggage through. and at
tend 10 ladies aud hdr'n without male protectors.
Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing
from steamboats, railroads and psssenl ers who prefer
TO send down early An experienced surgeon % board
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passase ticke's further information. apply al
the Compsuys Ticket vhoe, the hart foot Of Cana
street, NoTth River New York.
R BABY Agent
c. l. BARrLET &CO
l6 Broad l., Boston
jan l.
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NoNTREAL.

MONTREAL,
IlDec. 18th, 1860.
Messrs Henry d Go.
Having on vari-
Gus occasions used
your Liniment, l
am happy to say
that i have always
foundit beneficial.
| have irequantly
used it for Bowel
Complaint, an d
have never known
it to fail in effect
ing a cure. l think
1t the best medicine
| ever used for de
arrhm q. snmmII
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
AN AOr RELATING ~ 1HE REDEMEPTlON OF
RANK NOIES

AN ACT RELATING 10 NE REDEMPTION Of
BANK NOTES.
IL is hereby enacted by he General assembly of the
State Of Vermont.
SIC After me expiration Of The charter any bank
chartered by this State after the terminate Of the
eiience Of any such bank agreeaby the laws Of this
STATE, such bank may notice TO be published IL all
ne weekly papers Of county where Oh bank l.
heated for uli year setting forth that said bank
will redeem It's Outstanding lis the daI OF the expira-
ton Of it, charter the date Of the termination Of s
existence and copy OF his sct. Aud upon due publ
cation u such nouce neither such bank It's Off GERS
shall be liable TO any action iuf the non red lion OF
any fis outstanding bills unless the shall have
been duly presented and pa)nieni there dtmanded
wihin the year aforesaid at the banking house OF said
bank
SIC After the expiration Of the charter or after
the termination OF the existence OF any such bank
Aforesaid such bal shall cease be subject TO the
section Of chapter eighty nine Of The 6e ets Statutes
e1c THIS act thA lake feet ffom i,s passage. .
Al proved. Novemi eT 10 1906.
In pursuance Of the provisions Of the above iec
ed the vermont Bank Of Montpelier. VI gives notice.
IN its charter terminated September l5h 1861 that
andiug bills will be red emed unii January ist
1865 at Tvs aoe Of business IN the Of the First
Natona Bank Of Montpelier
J. A. PAGE Cashier.
! Montpelier. Deoen bsr 20 1866.
In pursuance Il tho provisions Of the act above rtct
ed the Noiihttd Bank gives notice that its charter
terminated july 18Th is 8 that its rutsfandrR bills will
be redetms until January LIST 1865 its former place
OF business in Mortified, VI.
A ROPES, Cashier.
! Mortified. December 20, 1866.
In accordance With the provisions Of the above act OF
the L. ri lamfe Of the State II Vermont the INK Of
Waterbury, at Waterbury VT hete1, gives ncce thai
its charter terminated stptemhe lat lt65 tn the out
standing bills OF said bank wil.be fedtemed at the Wa
tsIbuIy National Bank, in Waterbury, and al,o al the
National Bank e RI redemption, in Boston, until the LIST
day Of January, 1858.
! Dated at Waterbury Dec ooh 1866 4l.ly
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II L n R Y
Vermont Liniment.
READ
These Certificates.

SRI am most
happy to state that
my wife used Hem
ry's Vermont Lini-
ment, having acct
dentally got a nee
die run under her
finger nail. The
pain was most in
tense; but by using.
the Liniment the
pain was gone in
a few minutes.
I ours very res
pectfully,
W. GIBSON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-23

THE following Deeds are IN nv oHee- Ian sor
i Certificates, before the war
! Deed rom Jose Damaeri Y. Barbo 20 HUB
2 deed nom James Clark and wife 10 N. B.
Beard Of Missouri.
3 deed from A i Bardine and wife 70 ". E.
WormeH or Shelby county.
4 Alex Doweut % Greenyiu poweu OF shelby
county.
5 deed nom Robert V. Richardson 20 Isasc II.
Heaiey OF snelby c1uuty.
s deed nom James Humes 70 ". NJ Dunn ct
al. o Shslby county.
7 deed from Sunsisy, Trzg q williamson,
Irus TO Peter " Ptukst0n.
8 deed from u H. Whitenoreaud Wifi n Thsr.
esaCarrou, pennsylvania
9 deed rom =. w.. LINEN 70 Jos. E Douglass,
10 deed from o stark 70 Jasper stark, Ken
Il deed trom B. B. Declare to W. a Bruce, Ten.
nessee.
Il deed rom 3 81 Norwood and wife to wm.
Bridgewater. tennessee.
10 deed from T.. y. ak and wife and r =
Whitfield and wife TO W. 5. Williams
Arkansas.
a deed ron BrinkIey, Trgz a williamson to
We Davis. ArkausaS
Is deed from Jones D. Wulborn TO Jane ~.
COrd, Alabama,
Is deed Dom Louis sehu and wife to Maria
Il deed from Memphis and Louisville railroad
company to John Wright, Arkansas.
IS deed from 7. L. Beard and Young 10 Jss-
y davenport, Arkansas
10 deed nom John W Rodgers and wife to
Harberts q Maxwell, Arkansas.
0deed from Colbert Moore and wife 10 Mecaqar
Bill, Mississippi.
"a deed from Dan. Sanausus and wife 70 Ad-
olson Graf, Mississippi.
23deed rom J. 10 nson and wire 70 ". ".
WhEatley, Arkansas.
% deed nom VIC Faikner toH. BIS. Williams,
Tennessee.
a deed 4 on 4. r. Ward to Horace L. Houes
and Charles Tiff, Tennessee.
. deed from re. Brtnkley and wife 20 ". J..
Davis, Tennessee.
25 deed from r. O. Brlnkiey and wife TO Irion,
Carcor & Co, Arkansas
2 deed nom John and wife 20 NJ.
A Kerr. Arkansas.
. deed nom D.. A. Shepherd TO .. T.. Johnson,
Arkansas.
p deed from Charles MeDermott to Thomas and
William ii Irons, Texas.
30 deed from Emily p ,artfls to Al. Scott,
Texas
Adsed from @. F. Johnson and wife % W. H.
Wbeally. Arkansas.
% deed mona Dan Park to r. E. Glenn, Ken
lucky
Persons interested may call ard ast the same
oy pay Ing the1ees. HUME F. HILL,
Commissioner Of leeds, ETC..
10 Madfaun afraaf
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~Affncb4Denf sud

George O. EverdOn VS.. Mrs. Z. L. Grfnee-Be-
fore VIM. ). Walton, J. P, Shelby county,
Tenn.
4 FFIDAVITS FOR attachment having besn
y made in this case in pursuance Of section
$50 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued ami returned by the proper
officer levied. etc, on tue property OF the
defsndan Mrs. E. l. Grifee.
Il Is therefore ordered that said defendants
appear al M Office, No. i9 Madison street, in
IN the city OF Memphis, Shelby cou- " Tenn,
on OF before Wednesday, September &,
1871, and defend this sun, or the same
viii he taken for confessed and ser for hearing
eL payte and that q copy OF this order be pub
lfshed once 3 week Tor four successive weeks
In the Memphis Appeal
VS.. WALTON, J.. p.
Hume F. Hill, Attorney for Plaintiff.
auATamaU
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ShePiH''s Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution directed 70 me
ID rom the Law Court Of Memphis, Tennes
see, for El38 90 and Sl3 20 cost or sui, in favor
of John A. sims and against Marcus J. Wright,
I win sell, IL fr5nt OF the Courthouse door. IN
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, On SATUR-
DAY, the It'll day OF September. 1857, within
the legal hours Of sale, a certain tract OF land
situate in the city OF Memphis, county OF
Shelby and state Of Tennessee, and bounded
as 10. lows, tO-Wtt Beginning on the west side
of Ruth street at a stake the northeast corner
OF lot No. Is running thence morthwardly
with the west side Of Ruth street 50 feet tOsa
stake southeast corner OF lot No. % hence
westwardly with the south line Of said lot No.
10 1927 feet 70 stake the southwest corner OF
said lot No. Is and the east side Of an alley
thence sOuthWaTdly with the east side Of said
alley 50 feet TO g stake in the northwest coEner
Of said lot No. IS thence eastwardly 1917 feet
to the beginning, being lot No Il and the s me
lot conveyed to W. La by Amelia Talbot,
and bv ", 7. lane to Marcus j. Wright. levied
on as the property OF said Marcus j. Wright,
and old to satisfy the foregoing execution.
p. NJ. WINTERS, Sheriff.
T. IANCgTFR. 10. s. aul5 ont
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Resilient Notice.

IN the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No 7l-Tbs GayO~O Savings Institution et al
rs. VIM. q. Ford.
IT AZ pearing from affidavit in this cause tbs
IL the defendant, VIM. q. Ford, Is q nOn-resi
deut Of the state of tennessee:
Il is therefore ordered, Thai he make his ap-
pearance herein, at the Court House in the
city OF MeInD is, Tenn, on or before the Grsi
Monday in september, 1867. and plead, answer
O~Fdenurto COmpiaiuants bill. OF tbesame viii
be taken for confessed as to him., and set fOI
hearing e. parte, ana that a cOpy OF this order
be published once Z week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A COpy-AtteSt
AUGUorON ASTON. Clerk ard Master.
By r =. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes & Jack,On, SOls. for Com plsinautl
frf. IarvIV-
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LEGAL
trust Safe Of Real Estate

D1 virtue. OF a certain Deed OF Truss IN me
- executed By Salhe Baxter, on the Igth dsv
OF april, 1881, trecorced in Book No 81 narf
pages tlss 4 and 5, IA Registers onice1 for
me purpose OF securing Selden, WiUiaros& ~.
10 the m OF a certain prOmfsserv mote
therein mentioned, I viii offer for sale an
Monday, the 18th day Of August next. berVeen
the usual hours OF legal sales, at public vendue
20 the highest bidder, at the Courthouse do0r.
IN the city o. Memphis the following described
real estate, situate in the county OF Shelby.
state Of Iennesssa, and more particularly de-
SrDed a. follows, uo-W1t Lots Nos S and 6 ~
me sabdiVision OF lois No. 70 and 80, bounded
on the north b walker avenae on the east
Dy lots Nos. i z. q On the south By the
sOath Inc OF lot - and OF ? and on The west
py lOt NO. SAID property will be sold 10 sat-
sly the terms Of said Deed OF Trust. TICKS
CAsH While undersigned believes the title
20 De conveyed by him viii DC good. still ne
win only seil and convey such tile as vests 10
aim - Trustees. As Aforesaid.
IyIB I'm %. E SELDFE. Trustsa
Jne aD0Ye sale ig postponed TO SATURDAY,
the 2lst OF september, BY consent OF al parties
concerned.
au2i "a c. C. 8ELDEN. Trusfae-
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Circuit Court Of Haywood County.
Austin Mann VS.. r Y. LouEley ct sl.-Debt.
IT appearing from amdavftb herein filed that
/ defendants, r Y. Lnngley and John u.
Ware are non residents Of TIE State ofTennes-
see. II is ordered hat publication b. made
once a week for tcur successive weeks in the
MsmUhis Appeal, a newspaper published In
the Cdty OF Memphis, Tennessee, requiring the
said p Y. Longley n John D. Ware 20 make
their personal appearance within tbs hrStthree
days Of the september term OF the Circuit
Court Of Haywood County. TO set in Browns
vile the fourth Monday in September, l'G7,
then and there 10 plead, answer, or demurr to
tee platuu s declaration herein, or judgment
will be taken by default as 10 them
j.. NJ RUTLEDGE, Clerk.
II. B. Folk, Attorney.
Brownsv1ne, August 8, 1857. aus law4w
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Nom Resident Notice.

In the maneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn
No. 10 6-MaIinda E. Harrison ct al. vs.. James
D.. blackburn ct ais.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause
i that the defendants. Harriet -, FIRM
erIy Harriet ]. Harrison, and her husband,
whose names are unknown, are non-rssidents
OF the state OF Tennessee
It is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn. on or before the first
Monday in september, 1857. and plead, answer
or demnr 70 cOm~plainant's original and
amended bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as TO them, and set for
hearing eE parte, and that a copy Of this order
be published once a week. Tor four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-attest:
AUGUSTOG ASTON, Clerk ana Master.
BY r. J. BLACE, Deputy Ulerk and Master.
Ray & elch, soils. for complainant
au3 1aw4WN
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No9a- ReSfdent Votice.

In the Circuit Court Of Shelby county, Tsnnes-
see, at Memphis.
Fannie K. Thompson, Laura Z. Haily, n. L.
slater, Charles j. Ford VS.. James P. Ford q
minor.
IN this cause 1t appearing from the petition
i herein fled, duly sworn to, mat the defend
ant is a non regidenbo or the STATE OF Tennessee
IL is ordered that publication, according 70
Law, be made in the Memphis Appeal, citing
the said James P Ford 10 appear in the circuit
Court to be held for Shelby county, at Mem
phis, on the Sd Monday In September next.
and plead, answer or demur 10 c~omplainantsi
hilL. died for sale CT real estate for partition. or
the Allegations therein viii be taken for con-
faassd, ard the cause set for hearing ex paEts,
Done at Office July 81, 1851.
n. u. l. STEWART, Clerk. ETC.
Clam. Vance 4 Anderson, aud b. b Tomp-
.kms. Ettorneys for Petitioners. au9 lausW
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Corrected Daily by wOodburn, Smith & Co.,
Nos, IA and IIs Green street, 81. Louis.
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A~ffaeH9ne,lf Suif.

]. T. TyTeH 70. Benjamin HOFeE-Before James
Hall, J p, Shelby county, Tennessee.
FFTDAVTT for attachment having been
a nads tathls case Ia p~ursuauos Of section
1855 Of the Code Of Tennessee. and attachment
having been issued and returned by the prorer
officer "levied, etc ." IN the property Of de-
feDdant, Benjamin Howell
1T is ordered that sid auDaar
81 my Office, No. So Becoad street. Mambbis
Tennessee, on Morday the 9,h day OF SEP en-
Der 1851, at 10 O'Clock a.m., and defead this
suit or the same VIII be heard ex pare and
that a copy OF this order be pUbilEned once a
week Tor fOur successive weeks IN the Memphis
Daily Appeal. JAMES HALL. Up
LOgwoO1 & Peytou, Attorneys for Plaintiff
August 2. lht7. ans 1aw4rn
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1EMPHES APPEAL.
Nc EAf y
PAsr " ~ TuRE.

I count e prohtless TO muse and sigh
Ger memory's record or our buried years;
We're IL not best 20 lay Il EentlY 10y,
And bid our eyes, while yet unWet with fears
Look onward, upward; onward tcsthe gray
Dim haze which shrOuds the future from our
sight;
upward toward the bright, INFINITE day,
Whose n cystic dawn shall triumph DER ouI
uight2
Wen miknt we sigh and weep, II sigh or tear
Could change the volume Ia q sinEle page,
Cleanse oae foul spot or soothe d frettine
tear;
Well might we weep and sigh, from youth tC
age.
II aigh or tear or prayer could Ger prevail
To blot The evil from our tie's told tale.
Vel might we weep and Sigh, if that could
bring
Back to our cropping arms and empty hearts
our lost
Or win the sun or youthful hope 80 ring
lis olden br Rhul 81 on our tenpesJ-tusb
And waste heart-warefs Butt snnot ne
And since it cannot, wherefsre sHou4d We
weep
Were IL not easieSt tntrust that He,
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