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Attachment Sir.

In the Law CoHrt OF Memphis, Tennessee.
simpson, Sau4ers & Co. VS.. Owners Steamer
Nafoma-
A EFIDANIT for Attachment having been
"a made in this case IN pursuance CT section
the Code Of Tennessee, and Attachment
haNlnB been Issued q returned by the prop ]
CLleef "LUfAtNs 0G.r on Tire urnuarfv Of tn
DEFENDANTS, Owners Stssr-e-
Il - therefore ordered that said defendants
pills, Tenn, on or before the second Monday IN
February next, and defend this sutton the same
vii be taken Tor confessed Is 70 them, and set
der be published once a week for four cousecu-
tive weeks In the Memphis PPEAL
JOHN DONOVAN. Clerk.
A Copy. By MASON hyde. ID. C.
LOgWOod & PeytOn, attorneys Tor plaintiffs.
January 2 1857. fa4-IaW4w
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NOn-R esident Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No 5os-J. Mason Campbell et 81. vs.. Jno. l.
ClsybroOk- Jno. OvertOnsWm- L Vsnceet al,
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause, that
i the defendants, James Barton and Arson
Williams are residents OF tie state OF Arkansas
and non-resiGents or the state OF Tennessee
Il is therefore ordered, That they make teen
appearances herein at the Court Housein the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the first
Monday in February 1857, 2 plead,
answer or demur TO complainant bnl, OF
the same will be taken for confessed, a.
to them, and set for hearing exparte. and
that a copy Of this order be published once a
week, for four Successive weeks, in the Mem
phis AFPEAL.
A cOpy-attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
by r. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Heiskell. Scott q HeiSkell, soils for complain
ant. janl ltW4W
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Restdent Notice.

IN the ChancoT Court OF MemphIs- Iean-
NO. I4s0-Jno. A. Higgins VS. Jas. h Freeman
and j. W. WiIkersOn.
TT appearing from afiGagit in this cause that
the defendant, Jas. II. Freeman Is a resident
OF the state Of Mississippi. non-resident
of the stats OF Tennessee; It IS there
fore ordered, that he make his appear
ance herein at the Courthouse, in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn. by or before the INST
Monday IN : lna y t1e.s and PEE, assE WI be
taken for confessed. as to him, and set for hear
ing ex parte. and that a o ofthis order be
published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis APPKAL.
A copy attest:
ACQUISITION ASTON, clerk and Master.
By R. J.. BLACK, Deputy clerk and Master.
Logwood & Peyton, soils. tor complainant
I.[FQ raxufxu
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate
on
Tuesday, 22d Day Of January, 1861.

Barney L. Armstrong VS.. Z. NJ. Apperson, ct al.
DY virtue Of an ipt%erlocutory decree, made in
ID the above cause in the Chancery Court Of
Memphis, | viii sell, at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder, at the house OF Mrs Margaret
]. Holland, on the premises, four miles west Of
LAGRANGE, Tennessee, between the hours
OF 10 am. and y m, on Tuesday, the I'D
daysOf January, 1867, the following described
Real Estate, to-wiJ: Certain tracts or parcels Of
land, situated in Fayette county and state OF
Tennessee: one tract on thenOrth side of Wolfe
river, which II crosses for a short distance, and
in part in the lOth Surveyors district, range 8
ana section ~ one, and in part In the east-half
Of the Northwest quarter OF section No 4, in
Township No. ~ one, west ofthe basis meridian
according to the survey fthe Chickasaw cess1On
and which said tract OF land consists of one
piece or parcel, purchased by j. j. Pats OF one
James Murdough one piece purchased by said
purchased by said Pats Of one T. Wilkerson,
bounded on the north by the lands or 7. q.
Anderson, and on the east by lanus known as
Mrs. ~Franklin's lands, and other lands then
belonging to said Apperson on The south in
part by other lands then belonging to said Ap-
person, and by Wolfe r1ver, which it crosses for
a short distance and on the west by the lands
heirs of JOIN Polk.
Also one other tract near the waters OF Wolfe
TiTS-, and north OF the same, and bounded as
bo6nGSfy 9 Hthe iaord tract Intersects the
thence IN a westWardly direction. as by
the motors and Ounds given in Thos. HOrds
deed to J. 3. & u r. UTgnhart, and along the
lines described in said deed To the river, thence
along the meanderings of said river TO the be-
The said tracts Of land, above dis
cribed, containing in all ZOO acres, more or lees
The above described landshaye been subdiv1ded
into lots, a plat Of which can be seen at the
ofice of the Clerk and Master.
giving Dol with security, anc lieu
TIL pay ment Of the purchase one
equity Of redemption waived.
dec2s clerk and Master.
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Nom Resident Notice.

In Chancery COurt OF Memphis, Tenn.
No l0s-M. l. Sorry vs.. J. %. Tyson et al.
1T appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this cause, that
1 the DEFENDANTS J.O. Tyson, Nj tyson. NJ
and IhOs- Tyson are residents Of the
State OF mississippi and nOn-res.dents OF the
state of Tennessee II is therefore ordered, that
they make their appearance herein at the Courf-
fore the first Monday IN February, 1867. and
plead, answer OF demur 10 complainant bill. OF
the same will be taken for fessed, as 10
them, and set for. hearing eX parte, and thai a
ofthis order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks, IN the Memphis APPEAL.
A ~c0py-attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
r, J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
LOgwOOd & Peyton, soils. for complainant
fau4-4W
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Attnchnaenk 81.

Joseph Sreshaber vs.. Thomas Herman.
A FFIDANIr for Attachment having been
~ made In this Gaze In -pursuaBce OF Section
Stol OF the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
hAving been Issued against the estate OF
Herman for the sum OF Si02 40. due By account,
and has been returned levied, etc; II Is there
fore ordered, that said defendant enter his ap-
pearauce on or before the 18th day OF January,
lsbI, 70 plead. answer or demur 20 the sad
piaiuuu'a complaint, Orth b. same will be taken
for confessed and the case set for bearing ex-
parte, and hstaeODy Of this order be published
once a week for four consecutive weeks IN the
Memphis APPEAL.
g. \ MOORE, J.. P.
y. Norton, attorney for plaintiff.
December IA. 1866. deci5 lawfwe
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Von- Roeidouf Noffco

In the County Court Of shelby County, Tenn.
Petition to sell Real Estate.
W. II. Hill, e Hill, Eli Hill ct ais. vs. the
heirs OF Mrs. MARIAN and Isaiah Goodwin.
deceased, et ais
II this cause IL atEearing from affidavit on
i file that the heirs atlaW OF Mrs. Marian and
Isaiah Goodwin, deceased, " hose ehildren's
christian names are unknOwnh are non-resi-
dents Of the state OF Tennessee; 1t s therefore
ordered, that they do enter their appearances
herein, at the Courthouse in the city Of Mem
phls, on or before the first Monday In February,
1851, and plead, answer or denur 70 complain
ants pe1ition, or the same will be taken for
confessed as TO them and set for heariug ex-
parte. It is further ordered. that a copy OF this
order be published once a week 1r Tour con-
secuIive weeks in the Memphis APPEAL, a
newspaper published in tho city OF Memphis
JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk.
December Y. 1888.
HaiiaIa & MulIigan, solicitors for complain-
ants. decl8 lawiwe
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1EMPTIS APPEAL


or the ,Aemphis Appeal
TUE mEMoKIAL CHURCH.
-
m 70 heav'n a glorlous fame,
A temple proud and high,
mighty minister 70 our slain,
whoSe Come shall pierce The sky.
of .sme-defying marble, rear
The monumental pile,
Eternal rs the Pharaoh's are
That sentinel the Nile.
R,, mike Egypt's silent stones,
Lei ours with Voices swell
A,5 sDesk in proud, historic q
b names we loved so well
zach grand Corinthian column twine
WIN glowing wreaths OF fame,
TN every pillar'd aisle shall shine
with some an-glorious name.
rs-a stars within the lofty dome,
Set those 70 burn and blaze,
wbose m~eteor-ight shed glory on
Our nations darkes days.
vi lat rs lin each precious NAM
Tn nom the lowly grave,
And give to every southern son
This guerdon OF the brave.
IT'S all that fate has len us now
This proud yet sad behest;
our asc is furl'd, and with u dead
Laid mournfullyt to rest
Rpt let St. PauIs forever hide
Its low diminished head
saneath thepile that southern pride
Rears to her noble dead. Eli
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~T1sOIfenf NOfice-

HAVIHG suggested tue insolvency OF John
Ill ". MOrrison's estate to the Clerk OF the
Court OF shelby County, all persons
holding claims sgainst said estate are hereby
notified to file them with said Clerk, duly au-
thentieated. BY the 10Th day Of June. 1867; and
any claim not fled on or before said day shall
be forever barred, both in Law and equity.
JNO B. ROBINSON, Administrator.
December IN, 1S68. decl5 Iaw4W
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dec25Iawaw
Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. Iss5-Presley R. Peyton VS.. Frank Cochran
ct al.
IT appearing from sfidavit In this cause, tha'
pnfne Cochran this wife and Jas II. Lenow
are non residents OF theS State OF Tennesseo; I'll i
therefore ordeIed that they make their appear
ance herein at the Courthouse in the city oil
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first Monday In
February, 1857, and plead, answer or demui
to compliments bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed, as to them, and set for hearine
ex parte, and that copy of this order be pub
/ shed once a week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis APPEALa
A~Copy-Attest.
A6GUsTON ASTON, Cerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK Deputy Clerk and Master.
Logwood a PeytOn, soils. for complainant.
dec8 iaW4w
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Csuccesssr to Butt, Fleming a Co..
Druggists and Apothecaries,
NO. 376 FRONT STREET,
Four doors North Of Gayoso House,
MEMPHIS, TENN

So Physicians Prescriptions Promptly Filled
at all Hours, Day or NightTSa
WE keep a varied and general stock Of
w Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Goods, Brushes,
Combs, Soaps. Cosmetics, Fine Did Brandies,
Whisky and WIness for medicinal use; also,
Patent Medicines, Fine Segsrs smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, u other goods too Dumer-
GUS TO mention, usually kept in a hrst-class
Family and Prescription Drug establishment
Merchants, Families and Planters orders
promptly filled, and orders solicited. Ply
sicians' prescriptions promptly filed al all
hours, day or night
We hope by strict and prompt personal at
tention TO business TO merit a share of public
patronage.
BEN. +. FLEMING & co.
JUNGLE BEN will be pleased to have the
patronage OF the friends of the old and retired
firms, and his friends and aC~quflintances gene
rally, being ably assisted by LOUIS NJ. WAR
hUTH, a graduate of Germany aud France, in
Pharmacy and Chemistry, and speaks both
these languages, as well as English. Our Ger
man and French friends will always ind him
the genial and accomplished Gentleman
Memphis, NOvem Der !, 1886. nOv9 I'm
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ANEW ERA IN
I
Teeth Extracted without Pain By tho
Aid Of Local Agencies.

TT VIII he highly gratifying tOthe many thou-
sands who are suffering with cecnyed aud
aching teeth, and who have been dreaulns 70
have them extracted for years, 20 learn that
Dr. ]. h. Mason. Dentist. OF tbs city Is ex-
tracing teeth daily, with The aid OF An entirely
new discovery, Without giving the slightest
pain and without she least possible danger OF
inconvanjeuce 70 the patient whatever. And
bv LIS great facilities for manufacturing plate
work, can insert new teeth IN any number
from one 70 an entire fulL. set in q few hours
AZ ersxtrsetion which teeth are entirely natu-
~ and can be worn With every degree Of COM
forf until the mouth aud gums are IN a suitable
for q peTnanet set.
azromos, corner OF Aaia and Aonros, No
u 80
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at the Merchants Exchange, in ODD Fellows
Hall, coruer Of Main and North Court streets,
Memphis, Tenn, sell, 70 the highest bidder, for
cash, the iOlowingp property, to-Wit A certain
lot Of land situate, lying aud being in the
county or Shelby and Stale OF Tennessee, and
designated upsn Hils subdivision OF iauu. In
the l4th Civil District OF said county, a. lot No.
Six co., together with all o. the appurtenances
thereuntO belonging. The title to said property
Is believed 10 be g-od. butI viii Ozly sell and
convey as Trustee. Equity Of redemption
waived.
sale at u O'Clock m.
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
RoYsTER, T-EEzEvANT Co.. AuctiOneers-
LOgwOOd & PeytOu. ans sod
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MEDICAL,

6ALLsoHANs Pu2 are composed simply Of Veqeta-
DE Medicines. They ara CdfhGrtic Pills, acting
upon the stomach, LfDer, sRd EOtregs containing
No Arsenic, CAlomel, Blue Mss, or any other Mineral
substance. The great advantage the ProBrietors claim
Tor these Pills is that, without the aid OF CalomeL,
Blue Mass or any other Minerals, they will crre the
most ~obsttnste cases Of CHlLIS AND FEVER,
DUNE AGUE PERIODICAL HEADACHE, HEU-
hALGlA, and oil Affections Of a Ike character. Fol-
low the ~directious and you viii find uey wnl DO all
that Is claimed for lem Try one box, and theiF own
merits viii Ieoommond them ever Afterwards.
~ We have used G~aUiQhan's PiUs, and have
never known them 10 fail 10 cure when the directions
public favor.
Hos. 7. II. WATTS, Ex-Gov. Of Alabama
Judge Supreme Court Of Ala
ROBERT DOUGHERTY, Judge 9Th Circuit
Of Alabama.
wv. G. WALLER, sheriff Montgomery Co. Ala
Cor JAS. II. WEAVER. -
CRAWFORD BTBR
MAJ A BANKS, Com. Merchant n. O. Ap
GEO MASON. ESQ, MayoT Wetum1Sa- 6a
MLhE WOODS, Atty at Law, 900 B'dwaH Ny
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NEW SOUTHERN MUSIC BOOK
Just Published:
7 B O R;
OR. THE
RiClmVld Collection Of Sacred Music.
BY R. NJ. MCINTOSH,
or Virginia.

Essentially Southern in its main features,
TABOR nevertheless contains a choice selection
Of the best Northern copyright Music. Its Ru-
thor, for four years an officer of the Confederate
army, composed many stirring pieces in mo-
Inents snatched during its msrehings and eoun-
ter-marchings in Virginia. The dirge used Al
the funeral Of Gen. T. J. Jackson, fStou wall,
May ", 1853, was from his pens and IS included
In this collection.
n Mcintosh" says the Richmond WIG,
" is well known throughout the south as an
author and teacher OF finished existence, with
q musical reputation rarely attained by any
man OF his age in this country. In the SoutD
he stands atthe very head OF church music, no
one dlsputing the position with him."
The book embraces everything OF value OF
Southern or southwestern origin, much of
which is now for the first time reduced TO a
written form. Its variety is great-embracing
all metres in use, in every key and every va
riety OF measure-with a full elementary de-
paTtment and dne collection OF new anthems,
set pieces and sentences. IL contains nearly
800 closely printed pages, neatly and tastefully
gotten up, well printed and bound.
Price, 81 80, for which II will be sent, post
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Single copies, for examination and introduce
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Publishers and Booksellers,
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re- Any Souther paper giving the above
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paper TO the publishers, shall have the volume,
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Memphis MuSlC EMPORluMI
P. EATTEyBACH. 2
81.

VII He mn l9lOA UAkt
DUBLISHER OF sheet Music, and dealers
i in Pianos, Cabinet Organs, ana ali
kinds of Musical Instruments. Violin
and Guitar Strings. and every description
of Musical Merchandise. The undersigned
Is sole agent for ~SteinsRy q sons Pianos,
and other hrst class makers. Mason ami
Hamiin's Cabinet Organs, etc, and
sells at Factory Prices, wholesale and re-
tail. Our stock of sheet Music and Musical
Instruction Books is the largest and most
complete in the city, and orders from schools
and dealers will be filed at as low rates as in
New York or New Orleans.
Country Merchants and Druggists are
especially invited to examine our well selected
stock of Violin, Guitar a Banjo Strings,
Of which article We make a speciality.
Each Piano sold will be warranted Ar five
years, and no extra charge IN fol &stool,
cover, freight or boxing.
Second land Pianos taken in exchaI q for
new ones.
Pianos and all other Musical Instru Hents
tuned and repaired by competent workm
Engravings, OIL Paintings and fancy ske bhes
for sale.
Picture, ~Looking-glass and Advertised snt
frames made to order.
Send for circular and musical catalogue.
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81 Main street, West Side,
Ocl2-3m three doors south 81 Monroe.
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Red River Plantation for Sale,

+ WILL sell at private sale, to close the adj
L ministraiion, the well known plantation,
deceased, situated in Lost Prairie Lafayette
county Arkansas, containing 1860 acres, with
upwards OF wv acres in the highest state Of cul-
tiuation, which, Tor rfchRess OF soil. beauty and
convenience in all OF its surroundings, is I'M
equalled by any plantation on Red River,
above the raft-
Terms easy, Cash. Part cash or on time a.
may best suit the POI chaser. Possession given
on The first day OF January next 1901.
hM. W. ANDREWS.
Administrator Of the Estate on n. Jsnes.
Washington, Ark July q, Las deceased.
Those wanting qnrther Information Is 10
quality, locality, improvements, price and
terms of sale, call on or address /. +. CARR.
Attorney At Law, SO Gaia street, Room 81.
MempEss Ts2z- sGS ssnT
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RAILROADS.
Memphls and Charlest0n RaIIr0ad

Mail train leaves Memphis at.---.---7s0O pm.
Cortnth Accom'H leaves Memphis at..TOO a.n.
Junction -fl:45 a.ro.
Bonneville " 81 - Hg0 nm
Mall train connects closely with rains for
Nashville, Louisville, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Ma
coz, Columbus, Montgomery, Augusta, Savan-
nah, Charleston Columbia, Wilmington. Knox
ynle, Blist J ~Lynchburz, Richmond, Peters
delphia and New York.
Passengers for Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Southc OF Corinth leave Memphis at Z am. and
for the Mississippi Central Railroad South OF
Junction at 1l40 am, North OF Jnnctlon at
pm.
Time as good as by any route.
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets and in formation call nj
- West Court street, Memphis.
W j. ROSS Gent sppt.
W. L. DAELEY, GenT Ticket Ae't. deci II
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No. slS Front Street, Up-stairs)
TTENEEUEE
LEGAL.
TI.alefee,e SnIe-
saturday, the Dan Day Of F@ebruary, 1sas,

DY virtue Of a Trust Deed, executed to me on
ID jhe 2Sth day OF June, 1856, by Frank GllIoo-
ley, and duly registered in the Registers Office
Of Shelby county, Tennessee, for the purpose OF
paying the debt therein mentioned, Iwil, on
Saturday, the Ssh Day Of February, 1861,
at the Merchants Exchange, in Odd Fellows
Hall, in the city of Memphis, Tenn, sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the OIlcwiug property,
to-wit A certain lot Of land lying, being and
situate in tre county Of shelby and state OF
Tennessee and city of Memphis. and designated
on HIPS subdivision Of original country lot
No. 5Il, as lot A, together with all Of tie appur-
tenances thsrsunto belonging. The title 70 said
property is believed TO be good, but Will sell
and convey only as Trustee. Equity OF re-
demption waived.
sale at u o'clock, M.
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
ROOSTER, IRRELEVANT & Co., AuctI3neers.
Logwood & Peyton. fans sod
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Trustees Sale.
Saturday, the oh Day OF February, 1851.

DY virtue OF a Trust Deed executed 20 me on
ID the 18th day OF June, 1866, by J s.. Renfroe,
and duly registered in TIE Register Office OF
shelby county, Tennessee, for the purpose OF
paying the debt therein secured, I viii, on
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Appointment of Professors

yersitv. on the 18th day OF August, for the
nurpose OF appointing a Professor OF the Latin
Language and Literature, and a ProfresOr OF
Tnte1nafional and Constitutional Law, Equity
and the Law Merchant
-CnmmuuicRtions in reference to either OF
thee aDpoiutments hOuld bfi addressed 70 the
Rec4or n me University Of Virginia, ARE OF
~" Is. MAUPIN,
3yat Chairman u ens Faculty
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TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS. The
cause of temperance is now III the full tide
ot It's successful career. We have at pres
ent two temperance organizations IN this
Borough. The "Sons of Temperance" and
the Good Templars." The former con-
tinues to receive weekly accessions to its
numbers, and the latter has been recently
organized under auspicious prospects,
There is a general similarity in the regula-
tons and in the obligations that each i'm
poses upon its members, with this differ
ence, that the Good Templars have secret
signs Of recognition by which they can
know each other as brethren and sisters,
whether they meet as strangers abroad or
~ acquaintances at home; which the Sons
OF Temperance have not and they, more
over, extend to the ladies full equality OF
membership, whereas the rights and privil-
eges extended to them, by the Sons of TEN
perance, are limited and they also extend
10 the young men under age similar equal
ity OF rights and privileges. In conse-
quence Of these popular features, in the
Good Templar organization, it is rapidly
gaining ground in the acquisition of new
members and in the increase of the number
Of its lodges. The Sons of Temperance hold
their meetings, in Odd Fellows Hall, every
Tuesday evening and the Good Templars,
at the same place, every Wednesday even
ing.
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D I b D .

DAVIES Departed this life at Tideoute,
Warren Co., Pa. Monday evening, Nov.
25, 1866, after painful illness of disease
of heart and lungs, Thomas r. Davies,
Jr., aged 80 years, eldest son of Thomas
4. and Asenath Davies, OF Athens, Pa.
His remains were brought to Athens,
where the funeral services took place, Nov.
2Sth, Rev. Mr.. DELoNG, of Binghamton,
addressing a large concourse of sympathiz-
ing frien IS and relatives, who gave evidence
by their grief, how well and universally
he was beloved by all. The subject of this
notice was a volunteer Of three years SER
vice in the army. At the time the soldiers
were honorably discharged, he was sick in
the hospital at Harper's Ferry, with infa-
nation of the lungs, contracted when his
regiment was driven into the wilderness i'll
the mountains of Virginia, on that ever
memorable raid under Gen. Hunter.
He was one of the sixty survivors of the
one thousand hale and hearty men (the 5th
n. Y. Volunteers) who started on that long
and arduous march, only these returned to
tell the sufferings they endured.
He saw his dearest companions shot down
in battle by his side, and others die of star
yation and disease, in those days of sorrow
md suffering vet he was spared, but with