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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26
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The fret object In life with the Amer.
can people II 10 "get richV; the second +,
bow 70 regain good health. The fret
can be obtained BY energy, honesty and
saving; the second, good healthy by
nsing GREEE's AUgUsT FLOWER. Should
you be respondent sufferer from any
Of the effects Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plaini, Indigestion, &c, snch as Sick
Headache, l'slpllstion Of the Heart, Sour
stomach, Hsbliuai Costiyeness, Dizzi.
ness Of The Head, Nervous Prostitution,
Low Spirits, &c, yon need not suffer
another day. Two doses OF AUaUsr
FLowER will relieve yon Al once. sam.
pie Bottles 10 cent?. Regular siEe 10
cents. Positively cold by ali drsi-clAss
Druggists 10 the U s., and by Walt A.
Hard, Manchester aBd Factory Polt, VT.
s-if
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

Rev. I.eyerctt Spring, Of Lawrence,
Kansas, preached an able sermon at the
Congregational church last sunday
Copies OF the Journal, 10 wrappers,
postage paid, can be had at the post Office
for five cents,
-, H. Welherbec hiss presented us
With new Early Rose potato, raised by
him, which weighed Il pound We can
end room for bushel or more q just
such
--Barrltt Brothers eaugh, another bear
on The east rnounlain, Monday, making
afty,four they have caught This one
was small, probably not more than year
old.
r fAyssle Dyer, Eco Of Rock Falls,
~, but formerly 81 This town, made a
neat little speech ata large Fourth Of July
picnic At that place,
The Saturday evening train fiom New
York nov leaves Il 90 p ~ aud arrives
ia Manchester at ~ 80 a m Other even
lags Il leaves al DO . M
lii Is expected that Rev Mr. Reed, IL
Bennington, viii preach a, the Congregs.
lional church next Sunday II be does
not, Rev. A. q. Roe, Of Clyde, " Y,
probably will.
Rev. Dr. SeaVer, formerly VI Bnt-
laHd. Rev. DR. swan Of Naw York aud
Rev. @. II. Harman Of Adams, Mass. arc
among lhq late arrivals at the Equinox
House.
The latest market quotations are for
gold, Los "a. Butter Is 10 % for best.
Cheese. IL 10 10 IL, average 10 IA fos
best. New potatoes, % oenls for local
nse bat only % cents Is offered for ship.
ment.
The barn Of Nathan Mears. located
Ia that portion Of Manchester, known as
Beafso@n, was burned Friday night, with
shout six tons Of bay. Origin Of the ore
uBkpOwu.
--Ths UsdAwA Base Bau Ciub, through
thtlr pro. fess. secreiary, D. W. %owler,
wish ~ 10 extend chaienge to Any Climb
IN Remington ssd Ratlsnd couaiie.. Cor
oae Hsiehed gsme oF ! seriss Of gaines
Hiring on oar crack einbs
--Tise target u the grand prize shoot.
iag tournaments Wednesday, jals 2dlh,
10 90 exhibition ia froat Of the clothing
store Of L. &. Orsis Ia shis village TIE
marker reports only ak shols IS missing
The target euiifels. il tao hundred snd
so shots fired.
TIES siugers who ialend 70 produos
The CNHsata ~ Esther are practising thses
OF f5ef evenings each seek and wli
make Il = sacoess II sill be presenied
Al Masis han about TIE san q Aagast.
We have Holieed segsrsl cases cf rar
ties iosiag their stenElsy 90 psrsonal pro
psrly b not hsFipg Use wfiiiug pr0pefis
drawn, CT Dol having i recorded within
tbe lime tqslred ~ lsw We Asv.
printed hisnis fsr lhls lied 81 contract
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26


We are anI huTized Ia guarantee this
remedy Tor the cure oi Dy spepsia, lnac-
tive Liver, soar stomach, Constipation,
Loss OF Appetite. Coming up ot Food,
yellow SKIN, aud General Langunr sud
DEBILITY You must ackn0w lrdge that
Til. would be ruinnus unless we had
positive evidence that II will cure. You
Who are .nffrriHg from these cpmplaIhts,
these woIds are al iressed and viii you
continue Ia suiler whrn You eau he cnied
nn such tcfm.! r. T. for YOU Ia deter.
niue sample bottle. 10 cents; gnlar
lie, Is cents. > I'd by Wan Il Hard.
SO 900 die annually by neYltciing II
Cough. C,ld 81 Group, often leading 10
Consumption aud the grave Why aill
you NJ lect 20 important = matter when
YOU can get at our store, SHfLoHs Con-
SUMPTION CURE, with the assurance OF q
speedy recovery. For soreness across
the Chest or Lungs or Lame Back or
Side, SHILoH's PoRoUs PLASTER gives
prompt relief. Sold by Wait IL Hard.
lIAcKAfETAcK \ popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by Wait H. Hard, Man
chester, VI, elsewhere by all dealers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

A. J 0EAY, Proprietor.
Jokn Is 1hAeheF aud Miie, AlhsUy.
ueofgs u Thsehef, Jr,
Mas hHwsob, New fork.
Miss CiaS4 Barton, Philadelphia
siss kmmA Burton.
VIM. BartaA. Manchester.
II II, Cunningham. Iroy.
deo. II Dresser, New York.
Aiss 4. klnehGft,
L. flshlr, CutiiaRsyilie.
q. W, Harmon, boHuluRt1n.
4. A. Ioh5
A. u. Dayton Brandon
MARI BasiNiok, biti1n
Mrs.. u. ". Wooster, Hurse aud tso children
Aibany
.. W Wooster, Jr, Albtny.
Harry Wooster.
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LANDGRoyE.

Poor hay weather but very favorable
for growing potato bugs, which may be
found 10 great numbers in most fields.
People wishing TO send mail by way
of Factory Point should have ii in the
office as early as IL O'Clock, rs the
stage under tie present administration
leaves here much earlier IN the morning
than whsn driven by Mr.. Smith.
There il very little news to relate,
no births, no one sick, nor has there
beena marriage in town for a long time,
aud not Que expected fpr long Time to
come that We know Of.
The romantic scenery aud Kind pen-
pie of Landgrove have peculiar stuac'
lions iOr those who have once epj lyed
them Among the present visi'orr here
are Mrs Susan Canton IT Manchester ,
Mr,. Dexter Fir6ham OF u nington,
with -four children, Mrs. JphHs0a of
Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs FER snd Mr.. Duu-
bar OF Bottom, aud Mrs Bpwkrr. Mr..
lsallf FIX l. at nJu,r. rec pverng from
a tan Of y feet nn ihr pavement Ia Bar
ton, by which one 81 his limbs was
broken.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

KIDNEY DisEAsEs, DRorsr. aud all
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs are cured
by HUNTS REMEDY. Hundreds who
have been given up by their Physicians
TO die have been cured by HUNTS
REMEDY. An Diseases OF the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organs, are cured
by HUNTS REMEDY.
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY

Everybody is hayiug this week.
Sabbath school concert at the Baptist
house next Sasday.
A family jar early Saturday morn
ing produced a black eye aud attracted
the attention OF number of our citizens.
Rev Mr.. Treyilliau prayed for the
President last Sunday.
Several city bosrders are stopping at
Mr.. Josiah Pierce's.
Our faith Is still strong that the pro-
posed narrow gauge railroad will be built.
Dog days are coming, when II Is
opposed that every dog will have his
day Ill licensed.
-Qaarteite singing At the Methodist
house last Sunday.
1T l. . matter Of eOngralulatiou that
unn.ual health prevails In this vicinity,
owing We suppose TO the clean conseien-
ce. possessed by our citizens, coupled
with temperate habits and The Imbibing
OF Tue pure atmosphere OF the verd
moni.. eend Us no more M. Dis. 1T
prcscni.
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Kaaiaa. Ilaa..

H. II 0tYgs. Proprietor
VIA. BIalr Lord aud wifs Seu iuTa
y, A. Morse hnilAHa,
X J Albright. krs York
r. Haya aud wife. f4itsburRh
Mrs. James n AmIief. Mes iurk
asbxft Bonner,
A. A hanasf,
3. h. Hsteh, bail ugiou.
Niiilsm Gould. Jf, AlbanY
tvsss { alley. New YORK.
u ". Closes. waterbury.
4. Tssnssnd, Nexpori, k la
Mics ". " LFowiey nFssklyh
3 NJ Tnpp aud Wife, MidAlebarg
nf aud Mrs. sasvef. karGn3.
~. aad Mfs hssn, Nss Yofk
lev q N Hsrman sui Wife So Adams
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

Il. G. Otyis has added TO his former
large stock Of samples from Frea's of
Troy, an assortment of ladies' resdy
made undergarments, such as chemises,
night. dresses, corset covers, drivers,
skirts, toilet sacques, ETC., etc. IT'S said
be sells these articles lower than the cost
of the fabric. They are well made and
of good material aud handsomely trim.
med. fle keeps a stock on hand to de-
liver at once; also fans in great abund'
Auge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

No remedy heretofore discovered hss
been 90 successful 10 curing Coatump.
tion aud al diseases OF the Throat aud
Lungs as Or. A. J. Flags Cough aud
Lung Syrup. The medicine u pleasant
to take, and guaranteed 10 cure Il tskeu
IN season. Il can be procured Of your
Druggist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

Look out for burglars.

Look out FOR burglars
--C. Morbus has arrived.
Cool nights aud warm days aud the
weather il "doggish" altogether.
Our pure mountain air offers great
Inducements to tonrists.
The gazette editor has strained bic
literary sbiii,y 10 Fueh an extent that be
thiBks Of committing sasanslde. ID,
Chariess
New potatoes arr plenty. Ara.
Sieve has shown us SINE o. the largest
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SPECIAL NOTICES


skInnsr Pest No. az, a. A. "a.
Meets in Adams Hall, Factory Po,ut, 90
the hrst Tuesday evening of each month. s
JOHN q. BLACKMER Commander
Grant Ledge, Ne. i0A, .. q. "a. r..
Meets al Adams' Hall every Saturday evening
al O'Clock. All members Of the order" arv
invited. Degree meetings every fret aud third
Saturday evening OF each month at O'Clock.
I. J. HoYT, l. d.
ludIut Fire C0muauF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

mamtKs angNssfos Blstsias.
cssrats gtasar &snaaan
nuNppwr. EXPERIMENTATION,
ar8d8 Kerxxs, vtRAosr.
r..a.. L..ss assshs.ass
aefsa spRTH
te wnH
49, NeN TH1A FNsrsas
EWN muMsfsf
49, Kfts Ffetest
Is eF satafaat N3stt
aoiNG sanaM
sHaAN GeN
famFn NsT Yea ftgfsss
$50 Maa&
ia saf a MAJ EtFssst
ssRas n~~,ss.
Euns4ns tf~n Isasssi " @saehestsf i}sf9i bsiiY
HI MaasaH. iregfisias
bssse. has-~t Faea, esaatlzs. e.
=. Tauas, ElaHisief
f,slis Afnrt. fe @AN Leaves It IS ~
ss.ts9, hass8aee. 1saaass. Yq'7.sr.a. a.
J satssnssEE ffeptter
,rnt.. a aaasAsstst ftifaa8 asyai @andsy
aasaes1sgs ssA fradsTs 81 u As
Asgeastsa. ls4sss Nahtbetaes fstlfatA agpga
F#asakfs ThpfeA&ss 4H6 sstnfasfs ~ u a >
hsf sffgyti e Ns~ Taik tsssn RQtae heath
Psfe, I4sss5nsts. lsss.stsa4ersa. taff'ff, A.,
NV nn1ru. Pfassastaf
arr4sss II Mkncbst,sf rszlrosf depot M9nas4s
Wednesdays ana Frsasfs At ~
ME1rBxgsa, leaves MAnskesief rs4res8 aef4t
fuas1sys TAufsaafs 4ni stiuf3afF - II .. -
.ftsf arrival " ~ - a. n trHia go3nE NORTH
Fy-sa Lsps3ssvrg " cAtsss
l. d Gears. Proptetaf
Malls gtess.
OuTu- ny FAilsosA fos kss fnft, klbanr. froy
Eeutk 1nE West AZ u is A. ~, and % y. ~,
S0KTH ~ rsilr0AA ief hut.aad, hHtltnst@u
hafak and Kssi ~ sit spd g II
GRANVILLE mai " sligs rls'sss y D. -
posT OFFICE egss iysm toarH
Mafs from tAs serth sgfsFs a lhe Post aties -
sA n Ana o.
nails from the kanih stfitR d tis est thpf
ass abd OF
aslls fas Pose. iaaAgrose boa9vllse, lsna "a
Ae.. ty stage. eiass 81 Ftcsaty Poiht Fosio
%. stlias Tse..hFs. Ihaasdaf' ss''
afdsfS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

We learn that some mlscreant enter
ed tie Catholic church Friday night and
stole some valuable articles and dishg-
nrrd the farnilnre and building. Parga.
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Local Intelligence.


THURSDAY. July =. ~
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@tNtka
mYLGxn
we are sorry 10 snnoanoe che death
81 TIE yoanR ana lovely wifs o. Oar
touusmsn. Mp. Flsek Shs died sat.
urisy morning. ne sisi Al u O'Clock
Work has BOT ss set bexaa % tbe
sias wsrkAo9ss bsre, oui i u expected
70 begin soon.
some Of cor hose companies arc
taking 81 going 70 Fort Edward 70 Al.
icnd the bose muster on The asih, t
The members u Washington Eaglae
Company are ioAAvc nsw uniforms.
-Crogs ere boxing very well Ia this
scctYon considering the Smonnt q rain
We have had. PotAtoes are selling for
80 cents with 4 dowuward tendency.
"A negro minstrel with pair Of
bones. aud an Italian With harp have
furnished our streets with music for =
few evenings
-Railand has 81 last a blass baud,
composed Of sixteen OF our Young men,
who are prac,ieing twice each week an.
der the leadership OF NJ. Collins.
The II. II. Baxter bose oompsny sre
having new Wheel cart built for use
at ares. Levi Promo i, doiug the work /.
-.
Too little sunshine far good hay
weather
The ladies Aid Society has pnr.
chased a new library far tie Sunday
school.
Our pastor has tsken vacation OF
three weeks, to visit friends IN New
Hampshire. His place is supplied by
Rev. Mr.. Pier
"A ssnderous story has been In cir.
culation to the effect that certain lady
wss recently married TO Frenchman,
which, we are requested to state, is a lie
made out Of whole cloth.
An old barn belonging to Patrick
Duane, near French Hollow, was struck
by lightning recently aud bnrued with
a small quantity OF bay. There was a
small insurance on II.
They have little old school house
at Jacksonville, which has witbslood
the storms OF more than fifty winters.
II Is given rs reason why new one has
not been erected, that most OF the inhsbi-
tants thereabouls are Millerites and have
been expecting The end of The world.
PERU.
Father Bryant is still in trouble rs TO
the large bear which escaped from his
trap last fall, and which caught one Of bis
sheep, weighing some l25 pounds, not
long since, about mile from our village
and almost within sight OF 1t. This
sheep WAS with a. large flock OF one
of his neighbors, but The bear seemed to
distinguish the sheep OF the great enemy
of his race from the others, aud thus
showed a wicked and reveDgeful dspo-
siiior. That he is also very cruel and
hard.hearted, is evident from his having
recently killed sheep IN another field
near by, which had Two lambs, Que Of
which neighbor has adopted as cosset ,
its paintive orphan cries being peculiarly
sad What makes The case more sad Is
that the bear, few days since, left tie
track OF bis large foot very near The trap,
without kindly stepping into IT, Some
years since a fox twice sprung one OF Mr..
Bryants traps with stick, and stole the
bait, when, leaving the stick in the trap,
as II no one had been there, Bryant set
another trap beside it and caught him.
The fox was very angry and spitefnl At
having such mean, undetermined trick
played upon him. Bryant means to out
wit the old bear yet.
LANDGRovE.
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I,oRsET

Rev DR.. siearns OF New York Il in
town.
Mrs. j. NJ Armstrong has gone ia
Lockport, N. Y, on Welt 10 relatives.
We would not forget 10 mention the
excellent discourse Of Rev. Mr., Ander-
sou, Sunday afternoon.
We welcome With pleasure seyeral
familiar faces who arrived here Monday
afternoon, aud who have .peu, several
summers Ia Dorset previously. Mr..
Geo. W. Steele, Mrs. Mary Il Steele,
Mr.. Vim. n Kellogg, Miss 4. H..
llsiues, All % Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. a. :. Sheldon has the dnest
spisry 10 this section Of The country. He
has ninety swArlns. all doing well, snd
will have large quantity ot The finest
honey Tie uses the new process for ex-
trsnting The honey, sud replace. the
comb which the bees Gil sgsiu, and thus
save The labor Of buildlng new combs.
The bees are said TO make much more
honey nnder this management.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

vAzs ~ saabs Az @aa . draw tlsn
e "A ia fszzs "a wti5h wt ssll Il ten
,asa ~ dAnn We aaso kesp coed
tssniaens II daeAs wdtb. re essx
asgsl h,asEi
--Ths hoAsa Il ~ Gsussi. ,llaAsed
~ ale persh pstt 81 alasowR. wAs hrokea
ARC da6ss itlr aispgrssY Abeencs Of sAs
iamliY On Ihsrs4Ag sseaiag, aEd arsicies
20 sae rsies q twenty avs collars sakss.
Sc. 6Naes wsnl 10 SALEM lnAl DAY. Aad
oaae bone Aboai 10 p. m whea sec rob
berry lad bets eonmitied. Il seems pro-
bshle hat The robbery wSs committed by
p4rilts vb8 knew q ibe absence u the
iamiig
We specially fsoom 2end Mr.. y. O..
Tssi8r 70 lie poglae 81 The Inhabitants Of
Mauebesisr ana ibe Surrounding neigh.
berhoo5. - beIhg persos who may be
relied apon COZ repairing, cleaning aud
requesting watches, clocks, iewelry, &c
llls experience Ia The wssehmaklsg basl.
ness !, Sufficient guarantee ofgood faith,
snd those who desire anything IN ibis
iips will do well 10 Pay him Wait.
some parties from out al town made
various disturbances on our street Sunday
evening breaking banging lantern at
the Elm House, and talking rather
loadly Now, while the citizens Of Man.
chester are always glad TO zee people
from adjoining towns, they make an ex-
ecptloh As 70 parties with rowdyish pro-
c!iSiiies. Saeb peopls make q great
addition TO the place by their absence !"
'oar jiil Is rather leaky, bat there are one
oF two cell. thai will bold water yet.
Manchester bad special exhibition
last Friday, which was witnessed, how
ever, ~ fsw people. Itwas In The shape
of cyclone on small scale, and com.
menccd on The mountain back Of Joseph
Bovie's II moved a clean swsth
through the wpodSsud then tore up scat
iering rress down through the pasture.
some Of them bntternnIs Two feet Ia d.
ameter The air wa iui of dirt, sticks,
lesyes, fence rails aud trees for three or
fonr hualJed feet 10 height, some Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-03

The following quotations are for ofdeu
rom store and small lots 10 a is6blhg way
APPLk5-hedium 20i choice. 2 Wgi0j
BACON 1oes') Shoulders. rs clear rib
sides, -ci clear sides. -ci breakfaft, izL,
70 lSa; susar-cured hams. esbyassd. M,
sugaf-euTed hams, ~uneanvaaed, B ~ M,
packed, Il 70 10 higher.
bkAk- Steady wheat. sJMf0e 4 100,
BhANs-s2 BOg3O % per bushel
BULK PORK Loose, shoulders, gHiOgIe,
lqng GEAR, 614l0otsc clear rib, N h. get clear
nags' sto sAe' hams, lOc. Packed, Is 10 "
sUIIEE-c,@mou iOglsoi medium. 39
BALlNG BfURbs AND TTEg-B.gdsg. 2
ana "a lhe, l2el2Nei baiing tWlns, ls4llst
iq9 we, oA y bNei, pleoed tisf, 10.
DVthDlNu MAIhhlhLk-in store brlesf
stel Vehenl, L0uiagille, W %, b bhit Esseg.
dale. v Dbl, q Gg2 7bi hAlr, NM n ~
70 bale, p%laAtor, Michigan, 4 Ut Nov M
aWi lime, per Dbl. ! a5Ml W, Pife.tdst'
t3M,tob Wpef 1905 brick. 10 u N - ~
bkkf, FRESH F~Orequareu az, ~
e~lea2qsF.sf'' oA@1o. Hogs, s0ss. sleep,
BGoKWJiEAr FLoUR-9m s,, h.,,.
CANDLES Boxes, iull weight, ~ aisk. ,
halt box full weight, l6oi quarter 81. lgii
eQCdAN0Ts-Pe 100. r 0Oae %.
s,SSuFFEb- ordinary, 2N 70 2io, fair, q Ia
I}sVi ts9a' "a 70 x2Noi prime, - 10 Zs<e
ensses 2iei Java, 80oi Cordoya VI IA s1iis y
hens ,tAWtaAtO, 'N'' sHVi''
SQAL OlL-N eall0n, Is 10 ga.
S9kN-Mlxed, t245iei white, GaNe.
rY3hn,MEAL kilR-dried, iuil sslrhb
COTTON YARNs-No. 600, lgalaXo, N,
l4, lteltSei No, 400, l6@l6No, ~"
oABEAakS-Per 100 heads, % OOal0 On
crates, WgSOl, "'7'V w
ChkhsE Western. lS1i8koi RnsIL,
0atrys ~ tlcel rates irregular,
SElON-skEn-eS h1to q 90 v TIM
S0IkuN-ShkD OlL-Crude. $50 per gaiIoo
cake dong toni, e2 To q, A"'on
ela An, rs 70 quality, "'
ShANhklklkS-N Dbl, 10 Nall IA.
nhlAD fAVll- Apples. 5a6s.
oeeoe-VMam, 81 10 10 1bt auibins
" ~ ernoes morphine, 500 Wounee csr.
rAor se per pounds chlOroiorm. i i0 .
PerS9; caster oil, l6so v poundi bofAs M, Y
Fc1s9s hlaenaSs. M lars, f6o ~ pouhd, 4
eEes IN y pound lnaiFo, / Masi so /.
Fezndi AsAicetdA, y and Oo0 pound Ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-03
Attachment Notice.

Before j. NJ. Coleman. Justice Of the Peace
for Shelby county. Tennessee.-R. p. Dun
can and G.. w. Gordan, composing the firms
Of Duncan & Gordon, VS.. NRncyA Leonard.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENTHAV-
i ing been sued cut under section 1856 of the
Cede Of Tennessee and returned levied upOn
the property of the defendant, and affidavit
having been made that the defendant is
indebted TO the plaintiffs in the sum of
S3oS.T, due by account, and that the
claim is just, and that the defendant is q non
resident of the State Of Tennessee; itis there
fore ordered that the said defendant make
her personal appearance before me on the
p MN o ofIeS a. 2 SPI Front ips strs ss 4 MSm S,Iys \ M, a.
see, and defend said attachment suit WITH
in the time prescribed by law, or the same
will be proceeded with ex parte; and that a
copy Of this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the Public Ledger.
This March /, 1871.
2-S-l4-2 j. VI. COLEMAN. j. p.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-03
Tho RoYnI Niate CONAN.

The royal state coach in which
Queen Victoria recently proceeded
from her palace to the House OF
Parliament had just had a com.
plete oyerhauling and been regilt.
1t was constructed in 1851. The
builder was Sir Thomas Chambers,
and the paintings were executed by
Cipriani. 1t is richly ornamented
with laurel and carved work, the
whole being deliberately gilt. The
length of the body is twenty-four
feet; it is eight feet three inches
wide and twelve feet high. -Four
large TritonS support the body by
four braces, covered with red mo-
rocco leather, ornamented with gilt
buckles. OF these two support the
drivers seat in front of the carriage.
They are represented in the act of
drawing by cables extending round
their shoulders, with cranes and
sounding shells to announce the
approach of the monarch Of the
ocean. Two Tritons at the back
carry the imperial fasces, topped
with tridents. The drivers foot
board is a large scallop shell orna-
mented with punches of reeds and
other marine plants. The pole
represents a bundle of lances,
the splinter-ba bar being composed
of a rich molding issuing from be-
meath a voluted shell, the ends ter
minating in the head of a dolphin.
The wheels are limitations of those
of the ancient triumphal chariot.
The body Of the coach is composed
of eight palm trees, which, branch
ing out at the top, sustain the roof,
and four angular trees are loaded
with trophies abusive to the vic.
tories obtained by Great Britain.
These are supported by four lions
heads. On the center of the roof
stand the figures of three boys rep
resenting the genii Of England,
Scotland and Ireland, supporting
the imperial crown of Great Brit
ain, and holding in their hands the
scepter sword Of state, and ensigns
of knighthood. Their bodies are
adorned with festoons of laurel,
which fall thence toward the four
corners. On the panels and doors
are painted emblematic devices.
The regilding and fitting up has
just been effectively carried out
under the superintendent of her
majesty's coach-builders, who have
also supplied a new and improved
set of harness for the eight cream
colored horses.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-03
mo. 2l77.I
NOn.E q Notice.


In the Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
Tennessee Thomas IL. Allen ct nj (Thos.
II. Allen & Co VS.. John IL. McClelland
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
Il this cause that the defendants TO the
cross bill Of Coe & Burge, filed herein,
December /, 1876. to-wit: j. II. Allen,
Perry Nugent and ". l.. Archibald are
non-residents of the State of Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance heroin. at the court mouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn on or before the first
Monday in April. 1877, and plead, answer
or demur to said cross bill, or the same
will DO taken for confessed as 70 them. and set
fer hearing ex parse; and that a copy OF this
order be published once a week for four sue
cessiye weeks in the Public Ledger.
This LIST day Of March, 1877.
A copy attest;
EDMUND A. COLE, c. and NJ.
By X. j BLACK, d. G. and NJ.
Geo. Gillian, Sol. for complainauts in cross
bill. l-6 l2-l8