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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-03

Rev. Mr.. Hines-Is it proposed that the
church shall not pay its honest debts? That
when a congregation has incurred a debt
thew shall not pay it If the debt is honest
it ought to be paid. Otherwise we place
ourselves in the position of the man who
settles all his property on his wife and
nothing can be recovered from him. If the
properly of the church is to be given to the
convention and it will not have honest debts
paid we will be doing what the dishonest
man does when he settled his property on
his wife to escape paying his debs. He
concluded by saying that if the debt was
honest in all respects it ought to be paid
and church property sold for that purpose.
He was favorable to the paying of the debt
under consideration and the selling of part
Of the property for that purpose.
On motion the further consideration of
this subject was referred to Rev. Mr.. Sheup
and Messrs. Fogg and Thomas. They
recommended that the whole matter be re-
ferred to Mr.. r. B. Somervile with full
authority to act in the premises. Adopted.
FILIoQUE.
Rev. Mr.. Vaulx introduced the preamble
and resolutions he had given notice about
the previous day, on the subject Of the
Niceno- COnstantinopolitan creed. After
the preamble published in Yesterdays
UNION AND AMERICAN, came a resolution
"rnat the diocese of Tennessee desires the
restoration of the Niceno-C onstantinopoli-
tan creed"
Rev. Mr.. Bradley move that the rev.
ereDd brother have leave to withdraw his
resolution.
EXPLANATION.
Rev. Mr.. Vaulx-I have full confidence
that these resolutions will not pass, but
when l see in our services that we pray for
Christian unity (not only in one but several
places;) when / see in the prayer for the
Convention assembled, an appeal for Chris
tian unity, and then we hold in our service
the creed which has been the cause of divis-
ion in the church universal in Christ, 1
therefore offer these resolutions. he said
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THIRTEEN JULEPs.

An AnecdOte of Edgar A. POe-HOw he
Mixed his Brandy and Water.
The following is from sour Monthly
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ST. LOUIS, May 2.--FlOu- firm at S7.23
611.25. Wheat S1.9562.O3. Other grain
steady. Whisky S4c. Mess pnrk-S12 90
offered, $3.50 asked. Bacon 7td73c for
sides. Lard sc. Hogs $3.7564.5O. Cat
tie 53663c.
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At this juncture motion was made that
each of the clergymen present say, pledging
his parish that the promise would by full
filled, what amount his parish would con-
tribute, in quarterly instalments, toward
the mission work under consideration. AT
once $1,910 was pledged.
Recess was then taken at $50 until $3.50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-03

asks it of you 10 come and be our dear
sister and tho boys mother; ask it ol
you; and if you'll say yes, you'll make
glad hearts. There isn't no obligation in
it. for we owe you more'n money can pay
for saving our nophews from the poor
house and bringing 'em up to be what
they are. Come, Miss Doremy, say yes,
and don't part me and my only kin; for |
won't take 'cm without you, and | want
'em rs only man can whose own baby
went back 10 heaven tore it could speak
his name. Let's make ono family and be
happy as the Lord meant we should be
when he sent me here To find YOU
"Ol course Doromy made objections,
but, my she came to see il was the only
sensible thing Ion her TO do. So she's
goin. next week. and her toiling days
are over Folks don't generally get paid
off heir below, aud do say Doremy has
Il biz treasure waiting ahead. But it's
kind OF satisfaction To know she's be.
ginning 10 reap some reward here, before
it's time for her TO hear Tho voice a call.
ing her up higher, and saying. 'Ye did il
unto Ne. ."-Christim Weekly.
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NUMBER 30.

with younger men. Everything but
stocks. His ssgacity never takes the
form of wild hazard or blind confidence
in things not capable of his personal
management. Vanderbilt is an inspirer
and manager of hypsthetioal values;
Stewart is trader in things real. Which
is the greater man Neither. Both are
rich after their own processes. Which is
the richer? Vanderbilt in investments
Stewart in actualities. Their incomes
are not far from the same. Can any
successor hold together their large sys-
tenn ? Probably not. Mr.. Stewart has
Christian and Orthodox ideas and pur.
poses foreign altogether to Vandsrblt's
nature. Consideration tor his good
name as merchant, interest is the CON-
fort OF masses of men, political concep-
tions and sympathies, reverence and at
tachments-the merchant 10 not devoid
OF these. lie aspires to be an influence
OF the times. These Presbyterian child
hood inculcations which, in the devo ut
and sturdy nature of the north Irishman,
are received upon good. if hard ground,
sprout in his mature age. and are shown
in achievements like the Woman's hotel
and the city on Hsmpstead Plains.
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potetp.
VII EN?

Ii | we're told thai must die Tomorrow,
That the next sun
Which shines, should bear me past ali fear asd
sorrow
For any one,
All tue light fought, all the short journey through,
What should do9
10 not think that should shrink or faltsr.
But jus, so on
Dong my work, nor change nor seek TO aIter
Aught that is gone;
But rise and move and love and smile, and pray
Tor one more day.
Ant la,ius down 81 night, or hst sleeping,
say in that car
Which hafSens ever, "Lsid, within fhy keeping
How should .ears
Aud when Tomorrow brings Thee nearer still,
DO Thou rhy Will.
,nlsh; not slvep, Tor awe; bat peaceful, ien'ler'
Ny soul would lie
Al the n KIT long; and when tina morning spleudor
Flushed oer the SKY,
think that could smils-sould calmly say,
"it is his day"
Bat 4 wcndrous hand, FROM the blue yonder.
Held out the scroll
On whish my life was writ. and l, with wou'ivy,
Beheld uurell
To a long csutury's end i.s my,tc clue,
What should do:
What could do, oh blessed Guide aud Master,
Other than this:
sui 10 gU as now, not slower, faster,
Nor fear 10 miss
The road although 50 long il DC,
While led by Thee:
step siler step, feeling hee close beside rnc,
Although unseen,
Through thorn., through flowers, whether the
tempest hide Thee,
or heaven serene,
Assured Thy faithralnes. cannot bcnay,
Thy love decay.
insy not know, my God. no hand rv'ealeth
Thy couusels wise;
Along The path deepening shadow .tcaleih,
No voice replies
To all my questioning thought, the time to tell
And IL Is well
Let III. keep on, abiding and unfearius
Thy will always,
Through long century's ripcNing fruiton
Or i short day,
Thou canst not come too soon: and can wait
II thou come late.
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Stlett Storp.
DOREMA'S TWINS.

"Thoses No. they amt my grand
children" said Widow Blatckford. peer
ing through her spectacles at the picture
OF two chubby. staring babies which l
held up ior her inspection. Those are
Doremy's twins"
"Doremy!" repeated iuquiringly,
Anowing 10y the italics in which the word
rss spoken that story lurked behind it..
"Doremy Fletcher; her mother was
cousin to my first husband. You've seen
Doremy, surely"
So had. Il my memory WAS correct
IA ronurciing with the name vision OF
hand featured spinster whose angular
figure WAS in queer contrast with Widow
Rlnlchlord's lat proportions.
Il thought'-l began. when the old
lady shipped th. thread Of my hesilatipg
speech
They want her own reslly, Sou
know she took EN-. | declare so you
npyer heard about Doremy's twins. It's
AIud oi n curious story"
u should like to hear It" said and
my kind old hostess settled her glasses
with genuine satisfaction at my request.
"Well. the babies belonged 10 Roxy
uapguod. she WAS always weakly. and
when her husband was drowned it seem
ed 10 beat her right out. She never held
up her heal agair, and died when hsi
babies were fortnight old. Doremy
went and took care OF her for Il month
before that; and whom she saw the poor
womau's tears dropping on them litlle
pink faces that was never going 10 look
up knowingly into their mothers eyes,
she Just up and said; There, there,
RoXy, I'll take care oi 'em. Don't you
lyeI.' So, with that comfort in her ears,
Roxy went 10 sleep u smiling, and WOKE
up ia IL better world than lhis,!l do sup
pose"
Wee there no relatives 10 care 20.
them?" asked
No. Eben hapsOod came from the
West u year before lie married Roxy no.
body knew anything about him. She
was an orphan milkoG. 80 much as II
/ uousin To her name. either. As Tor prop
,rty. none ever stuck to Eben Hapgood's
fingers; ii there had he'd have made uul
to let some una siSc eat it OFT Well,
.ner the funeral, folks began 10 talk oil
the poOrhOuse Tor the babies Theu
Doremy spoke right out; gays abe. I'm
going to take those children II that
didn't raise a breeze Have you in
heritsd u fortune, DorenyY says Jose
phme Frye. Josephine's 9ne ol the folk,
that .pesk rea! soit and smiling, but al
ways oonuive to carry n. nettle hid in
their words. Fact was. Doremy and hel
mother hadn't hardly paid off the mort
gage on their little place, and pinched
themselves To do i. too. Deacon Quinn
by held up both hands when he heard il
'Actooally, | call that flynn in tht
lace of Providence!' says the deaeGu
III there was rropsrIy n6w, and a guard
cen wanted 10 be responsible tor the in
| tcrests OF them babies. should feel d
duty resled'-but Doremy took him ul
pretty SHIRT. III you eQuld make mono.
out Of it you'd take 'cm yourself. sai(
she, 'bu! I'm going to make something
else
The poorhousc does seem dread
fal cold place lor such little dears, say'
Mrs. Quimby. Our Hezskiah was just
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Friday, the 1st Day Of NoEember, Sc,
PROPERTY FOB SALE.
EOR the next sixty days upon terms to suit
purchasers, will be offered FOR sale q
VALUABLE LOT.

10 by Isl feet 10 inches, lying in Chelsea.
fronting on the Memphis and Randolph Road.
and adjoining the residence o. Mr.. Bailey.
beinE known a. part of Lot No. " on Todd q
Orders map. Title perfect. For further par
ticulars apply 70
HOWES & WOODBRIDGE.
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PetltlOn to Amend Charter.


No. So R.-Firt Chaneery Court Of Shelby
County.
WHriRAs, The southwestern Land Agency
company, composed Of the following named
Directors, Q, B. Wexford, D.. r. Eorter. John
F.. Titus, JON T. Stratton and =. Il. Duns-
comb has hled Its petition in said court, pray
ing an amendment 70 the charter heretofore
granted 10 by the Tennessee legislature in
this that the name OF said Corporation be
changed 70 the Inventors Aid Association"
and that by that name they have succession
tof thirty years that they may contract and
be contracted with, sue and be sued, plead
and be fmpleadedtn all the courts Of law and
equity; also, have 10 acquire, hold and
enjoy estate, IN fee or otherwise, both real
and personal; loan and advance money or
credit for the purpose Of aiding inventors, or
the owners Of patent rights, % procure pat
ents, build or make the articles lnveAted; 10
sell the same, or the patent rights for cities,
towns, counties or States, and generally to do
all things that they may think necessary Tor
the good OF said Inventors Aid Association.
That they may have and use q common seal
that the capltTi stock OF said Association
shares Of hfty dollars, with the privilege OF
Increasing the capital stock 10 i've hundred
thousand dollars That The BOARD Of Direc-
tors shall consist Of not less than three nor
more h ten members, In the election OF
which each share OF stock shall be entitled 70
one vote, 10 be cast either in person or by
proxy; For more full particulars reference IS
tits therefore ordered, that all persons in
terested or desiring 50 to do, make their APP
pefraneo heIeln, at the courthouse, in the
city or Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
hrst Monday in October next,and show cause,
If any they have, why the prayer Of petition
er shonld not be granted and that a copy OF
ms order be published daily FOR thirty days
IN the Memphis Appeal.
This August 81, l82.
~copy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY y. 3. MCHENRY, ID @. & NJ.
Wright q EUtTeg. G0lg for RpffffaUnrg- anil
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No lbs, II. C. D-Virginia Bach vs. Ida
Oundes ct al.
DY VIRTUE Of a decree pronounced in this
ID case June 3, 1872. by the Supreme Court Of
Tennessee, at jackson, ] will sell TO 1.-THE highest
bidder, in front Of the First and second
Chancery Court rooms, On Second street, IN
the city Of Memphis, on
Friday. the First day of November. Is72.
within legal hOurs.the interest Of ompIaiuant
and described in the plead1ngs as follows: An
undivided half interest in q lot Of ground i'm
the county Of Shelby, state Of Tennessee.
being part Of a division allotted TO John c.
prietOrs OF the city Of Memphis, and conveyed
by said McLemore 70 John ID. Graham, and
bounded as follows, tO-Wit: Beginning at a
stake on the northeast side Of Market Street
a lot sold by said al 10 VA Aiken
thence south s. east .magnetic} with the
north side Of said road one hundred lluI feet
to q take, the southwest corner of a lot sold
by said Graham to Hack & Nesbitt; thence
with their northwest bOundary about one
hundred and ~seventy-hve no feet to their
northwest corner course north 90 east.
thence south, 52lal west, u hundred 100 feet
to Alkens' northeast conner; thence south S
west with Aikens' line TO the beginning, being
the same lot OF ground conveyed by John ID.
Graham TO Ely Fair Hudson, by deed dated
eighteenth October, 1872, and recorded IN Book
n, pages LOO aud l67, in the Registers Office or
shelby county, Tennessee.
said undivided One-half Interest in the
above described lot Will be sold on a credit Of
seven 0 and twelve l2l months, purchaser
executing notes, with approved security
bearing Interest from date, for the purchase
money, and a lien retained upon the property
until said notes are paid.
JOHN II. FREEMAN. Clerk.
CAN'T & Mcdowell, solicitors.
October 1, lS7Z Oel
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DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.


New YORK, October 4.-Flour in buy
ers' favor, with more doing, chiefly in
low grades for export; common to good,
s7@7 40; Ohio extra, 81 1893 70.
Whisky heavy at 92c. Grain-wkeat
lower; the scarcity of freight room ma
rally checks export demand, and the
low price of -four keeps millions OF
bushels out of the market; red western,
to be delivered up the river, sale. Bar
ley is more active at 81 0S. Corn is
heavy and lower, and in moderate ex-
port demand; steamer, western mixed,
63ka634c. Oats firmer; old western,
mixed, 45646c. Coffee firm; Rio, l4@
19c. Sugar firm; Cuba, 9@93e. Petro-
leum, 13t625Ic. Provisions-POrk is
frmer; mess, $14 25G14 40. Beef and
cut meats are unchanged. Lard quiet
and weak; No. l TO prime steam, new,
Ss6S5c. Butter and cheese unchanged.
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NoN-REsIDEN
Non.Resident Notice.

No. 6l4-In the Second ChanceTy Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee~ratrlcK Nc
Wultr ~. Thufnas WarburtOn sad the IN
known heirs Of ThOn1as W~arburtOu.
II appearing from the bin which o. sworn 10
IL In this Cause hat the defendants, bona
Warburton and the heirs o. ThOmas Werbur-
known, are nDn-residents Of the state Of Ten
nessee; that this IS a bill for the purpose OF
perfecting title by divesting out Of them and
vesting IN the complainant, the said Pat
rick McNulty, the legal title in and to the lot
and improvements thereon. situated in the
city OF Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee, al
the Intersection Of Beale and DeSOto streets,
and known a. part Of lot block 81, fronting
2 feet on Beale street and running bsck -
feet on De5otO street 10 a private Ilf0ot alley;
that said WarburtOn, who Is reported dead,
was one OF he trustees Of a congregation Of
BaPtstsy who formerly owned said LOT, and
sold tt TO other parties, who sold % % said
McNuity; that al the parties interested Rave
Joined IN a conveyance OF same butaa.d War.
burton and heirs:
II IS therefore ordered blythe Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein.
al the Courthouse OF the second Chancery
COurt,tn the ci.yO OF Memphis, Tennessee. on or
before the first Monday IN November, 1877, and
plead answer or demur to cOuplainant's bill
or the same VIII be taken for confessed as %
them, and set for hearing exparte; and that a
copy Of this order be published once a week,
Tor Tour successive weeks. in the Memphis
Appeal. This September 18TH, 1872.
N. d.. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEORGE MALLEEY, D.. G. and NJ.
can't q Mcdowell. HOIE. for eOmufmtI SO m
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Attachment Nn4ino

Before JAMES HALL, J.P. for shelby county,
Tennessee-Edward WOlfbach vs.. J.C. Lone.
I y the abOve-named suit affidavit for attach
i ment having been made under section 340
OF the Code OF Tennessee that the defendant
is a nonresident of the State of Tennessee,
and is justly Indebted to the plaintiff in the
sum of h~fty-three 15-lO0 dollars, and that the
claim isJust; n an attachment having been
issued by me and returned by the proper Off
Ger levied by garnishment On 5. Herman,
answers he owes, etc:
Is is therefore ordered, That the defendant
appear before me, at my office, No. $50 second
street, Memphis, Tennessee, on the 2lst day Of
October, 1872, at 10 O'Clock am, and defend
this suit, or the same Will be proceeded with
eXparte; and that a copy Of this notice be
published once a week, for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
JAMES HALL. ].
September 10. lS72. saII IN
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. @.-In the First Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Teunessee-RObeFt 4, Hicks,
Admir- Of VIM. Harhert, decd, vs.. Thomas
r. Harbert and others.
IT appearing from the bin which Is sworn
i 70 In this cause that the defendants,
John F. Hicks and wife, sarah ". Hicks. are
residents Of the state Of Virginia and nom
residents OF Tennessee; that Glenn HarDert,
Perry Alvey Harbert, James A. Harbert, Oil
yer r. Herbert and wife, Alice Herbert, Dan
lei W.. HarcOurr and wife Lua F.. Ha-cOurt,
are all residents Of the state OF Texas and
nOn-residents Of Tennessee; that they are
heirs OF Vim. Harbert, deceased. that the es-
tate of Vim. Harbert, deceased, IS indebted 10
the complainant, by open account and other
wise, in the sum OF about $1,000; aud this bill
having been filed 90 subject the assets Of said
estate to pay said indebtedness and attach
ment having issued and been returned
by the Sheriff Of shelby county, levied, etc:
It is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearances herein, at The courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in November, lSE, and plead, answer
or demuF 70 complainants bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO them and set
for hearing exparte; amt that a copy Of this
order be published once a week. cor fOur sue
eessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This september II, 1872.
A cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By i. B.. MCHENRY, Deputy c. and N.
" stephens, sol. for cOmpln'U. sel2 thu
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, October 4.-Flour firm, es-
peciaIly for superfne and extra. Wheat
spring dull and prices drooping; No. ?,
Chicago, 81 %. Corn steady; No. 2,
mixed, SOC. Oats dull, unsettled and
lower; No. 2, 26c. Barley firm for fresh
grades; other qualities dull and unset
tied; No. 2, spring, Csc. Rye, No. 2, soc.
Whisky dull and retailing at SOC. Pork
steady; mess, SI4 50. Dry salt meats
quiet; boxed shoulders, 44c. Bacon is
quiet; jobbing and order lots, s, 1l3, liz
@12c. Lard quiet; refined, 9993; small
lots, butchers, Sic. Hogs lower at $40
so: bulk, sales at 81 40.
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LEGAL,
Attachment Notice.


No. 1851, A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
6heiDy county, TeDnessee-GreenlaW &
league ". Charles Edwards.
n this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 3i5j Of the Code OF
tennessee and returned In to Court, levied by
garnlshment, served on the Memphis and LII
tle ROCK Railroad Company, and affidavit
having been made that the defendant Is Justly
indebted 70 plaintiff in the sum of sg5, by ac-
count, and thar the defendant Is a nOn-resi-
dent Of the State Of Tennessee.
IL is therefore ordered, Tina he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court Of shelby county,
az the courthouse In the city OF Memphis, on
the third Monday in January next and de
fend said attachment suit, within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be pro-
eeeded with exparte; and hat a copy OF this
order be published once a week, for four con-
secut1ve weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at Office this 18th day OF September
loL2 FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
u. +. COLENAS, Deputy Clerk.
William ANLHEHnH Al mr. TO- .r~HmHL
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No. SSH the Second Chancery court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-James FOgarty
vs.. Michael M~agevney, ir., H.. a. Partee, J.
". Stanseu and j. j. Murphy
IT appearing from the BILL and cross bill
i which are sworn to IN this cause that the
defendant, j. W. StanseH IS a resident of Hell
ems, Arkansas, and that he Is a nonresident
OF the State of Tennessee
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That he make his appearance herein, al
the courthouse Of the Second Chancery
Court in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or be-
fore the first Monday in October, lS72, and
plead, answer or demur to c~Omplainants
bill and the cross bill Of Mazevuey OF
the same win be taken for confessed
a. to him, and set for hearing exparte
and that a copy Of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal. This Septemberu, ls5Z-
NJ. ID. l. STEWART clerk and Master.
By GEORGE MALLERY, D G.. & n.
III. ClaY KIM sol. for lnmnIt. sel2 thu