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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21

NEW \ DIRK, 10th.
\ special dispatch to the Post says that
the arrangements of J. b. hurry for the
carriage OF letters free to the TROOPS has
not been sanctioned by the Postmaster
General. The Government i, negotiating
for the three steamers at Baltimore The
secessionists in the Maryland House are
attempting to pass bill to coutiscate
Calwalader's property, but the Senate
will defeat ii.
New entertainments are being thrown
up at the northwest Of Washington on
tha Virginia side. Every preeaution is
being taken to prevent the rebels from
crossing the Potomac. Arrangements will
be completed in day or two to prevent
the publication Of important intelligence.
4 dispatch to the Commercial saws that
All additional regiment Went owe, 10 Nir-
sinia this morning.
Henry May VINO has been elected to
congress in Baltimore declares he Is for
the Union out and cut.
Another rebel battery has been diseoY-
cred 20 miles below Acquia Greek usar
Matthias Point.
The rebels from Harper's Ferry reaeh-
= Strasburg this morning.
New YoRK. 18th.
4 dispatch TO the Tribune says the presi-
Dent Is mai king good progress with his mes
are. ami wall Axe the highest ground IA t4-
ar of prosecuting the war with the utmost
,,or and finishing it by winter if possible,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21

Three hundred ZIuayes under Lieut., Col.
Warren, accompanied by Capt. Smith of the
typographical Engines, left this morning to
reeonnoiter in the vicinity Of Big Bethel.and
the route to Yorktown. they took artillery
and TWO days rationS. Gen Butler has d.
rected several guns to be rlA Is soon as
possible for the S,wyer Shells. The guns
are to be placed on boari the Catalina she
having been fired at by rebel tug from
sewalls Point. Men can be seen at work on
Sewali's Point, probably constructing "a
water battery, Tue ride gun on the Rip
Raps will be brought TO bear on them.
4 battery Of Light artillery will be got in
readiness - soon a. possible.
Lieut. Butler and others proceeded to Big
Bethel to day with flag OF truce for the
body Of Mai II Winthrop.
The rebels are understood 10 | c concentras
ting large force.
Two Steamers on James River are being
ensa Led in transporting the troops. There
i eyery evidence Of forward movement.
G.n Butter has enforced great enersy in
to every department.
NEW YoRK, l8.h
Aspecial dispatch to the CommsreiM says
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21

ReeELAND, Ne. 18th.
The 18th regiment, Col Berry, 100 strong.
left for the sat of War ut II clock t,-day
IN the steamer Daniel Webster Thousands
oi people were in the city t. witness their
departure which was promptly effected with
out accident Gen. riteomb accompanies
them. Tiny will remain in Portland TO-
night, aud t9-m ,rrOw vi proceed on their
Wy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21

The Charleston uere4e4 OF the 18th, SAYS
the report that FED raj troops we'e at linton
Head i false.
Com,jorc Strinsham informed the English
Consul at Charleston. that the crew ol tie
priyttecr Savannah would h. sent to New
York f r trial
The Minnesota, Wabash AMI Flag were Of
Charleston.
Tn New Orleans PfaHtne Of tie 1T
SAYS that yacht Gilsey WIS returned t her
uwnr1s aud the crew released
Inc Powhattan ordered tie l'russian BARK
Palaa eli the, bar on tie l3.h. She sailed
lJr li4saIa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21


\ special dispatch from Hascrstown
says that an advance guard Of Pattcrsons
division, about 10000, Is to be made
this morning. The whole column is rap
idly moving southwark.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02
Steamer W. Burton.

SHREV EPoRT, May ., 1861.
| take this opportunity to state to
the people of Shreveport, thai l did
not refuse t" carry any volunteers
gratis-When the young gentlemen
i'll question Informed me that one of
my clerks demanded pay from them,
| urged and eutreated them to re-
main.
The Burton whilst under my COM
mand, is always at the service of my
countrymen. Being a creole from the
Parish of Rapides, l can have a sym
pathy only with the success of my
State-and all my means shall be
used to further these ends.
+. A. BIOSSAT.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02
Affairs at Pensacola.

We condense the following news
from the Pensacola correspondent of
the Mobile Advertiser, who writes
under date of goth and 21st ult:
The Z. S. sloop of war that left
anchorage yesterday afternoon has not
returned. We have not been able to
learn her name.
A large L. S. transport steamer ar
rived this morning, supposed by Capt,
Jack Pinny-the best posted old sea-
dog in these diggins-to be the Illi-
nois; she has two chimneys, one in
front of the other. Her decks are
crowded with men.
1t must be the Atlantic that arrived
last Tuesday. She sailed from New
York with eighty horses and two
light batteries, if am not mistaken;
horses and light artillery are now on
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02
War Upon tl.c Border!
OLTNTEEES WANTED -

y OLUNT'EERS WANTED!-
In Captain a. G.. Dickinson : compa-
ny, now forming at Jefferson. Texas.
He desires To enlist ONT. Hun
DRt.D and TWENTY FIVE MEN.
for whom ample provision has been
made.
Come forward at once, the company
will l.av. Jefferson on the steamer
Homer few days after her arrival
in that port.
Brave J.o,iisianians and Texans
will inthis company fight sid-hy side.
\. &. DICKINSON.
Nav .. 1861. MIC
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02
Now is the Time!

We publish in to-day's paper, a
call by Capt. A. q. Dickinson, 70,
volunteers, to enlist for II months
service in the Confederate States
army. Capt. d. is an old business
man, well known III our community.
He wishes to form a company of 125
men, to start Immediately for New
Orleans; he has resigned a high posi-
tion in New Orleans for this purpose,
and has been kindly aided by the
merchants of that place to accomplish
this object. Capt. d. informs us that
parties unable to furnish their uni
forms, will get the same from him
gratis, as he has them on hand Let
all the patriotic persons who wish to
enlist under good Captain, repair at
once to } Jefferson or the city of Shreve-
port and enlist. The Captain is
countenanced by our Governor, and
his company will be entertained and
supported IN New Orleans, until called
into service.
Let there be no hesitation for
with or without money, if your hearts
are proud and true, you will be equip
ped and properly cared for by Capt.
Dickinson. The Capt. wishes to
leave Jefferson as soon as possible,
say six days, and will call at
Shreveport on his way down for
recruits.
All persons wishing to enlist can
call at T. Ii. Morris Drug store,
where they will be enrolled by the 9Th
inst
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

In late issue of our paper, we
advised caution abb tut the use of our
cannon by inexperienced persons; it
was not needed, and the consequence
is fatal accident. Let it hereafter be
kept in some secure place, where every
person anxious to discharge it, will
not be able to get at it, unless, he or
they be experienced gunners; and,
even then, consent should be requisite
on the part OF the owner; he using
discretion in leaning it. II this pre-
caution is needed, there will be no
more accidents from this source.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02
Let US Prepare.

From the various accounts which
come under our observation; there
must soon be a bursting of the con
fined war element, it cannot much
longer continue as it is, for some
thing must be done. We are com
paratively speaking perfectly igno
rant of what is going on abroad, for
as we stated in previous number OF
our paper, one day we receive start
ling or favorable intelligence rela-
tive to the doings and sayings Of our
government, or the Federal Govern
ment, and the very next announce
ment, is contradiction of the same.
For instance, the resignation fGen.
Scott, is intimated, then confirmed,
and afterward we are told their is no
truth in it at all. How are we to
know then, what is actually trans
piring. The only way is, to compare
the different reports, and draw our
own conclusions from them.
If we are going to have war the
sooner it commences the better, for
as it now stands, we are all suffering.
pecuniarily, and many will be i'm
pOverished. We have been attack
ed. and not very far off. as will be
seen by our published report of yes
terday. Indianola is in possession of
the federal troops but we doubt
whether they will hold it long. In
our humble opinion it is great faur
pas on the part OF the federalists, and
will result in their being all taken
prisoners, killed; they have placed
heir heads in the moose and they
must take the consequences. We
know very little concerning Indiano-
a ; however our knowledge of that
Dolnt, slight as it is, enables us to form
he opinion, we express. Our breth
en-, the Texans. are all aroused ere
his, by the receipt of the above in
and woe be unto the foe,
When they meet.
Iincoln's proclamation was ''re-
eived with mingled feelings of deri-
ion, contempt and anger" says a
fexas exchange; land the county
f Cherokee will furnish battalion
f four hundred men," for the aid Of
he Confederate States.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02
Notices of the Press.

n Ne'o Paper in Shrevepot.-We
have received a copy Of the Shreve.
port Daily News, published by Jno
Dickinson, late of the Natchitoches
Chronicle. Mr.. Dickinson wields a
vigorous pen, and has had considera-
BILE experience in the editorial line.
The Daily News, under the charge
of such an able and popular writer,
is destined to be a favorite with the
people of North Louisiana. Wewisll
Mr.. Dickinson succees..-C Ceutrul
Orga~.
Shreveport Daily Nems.-We have
received several numbers of the
Shreveport Daily News published by
John Dickinson. The News is ably
edited, and no doubt, during these
exciting times will prove itself worthy
of the patronage of the good people
of Shreveport and vicinity. We
checrtully extend the undertaken the
right hand Of fellowship, and wish
him success in the fullest acceptation
of the term.-Spo>za Banner.
4 Ncm DuIy Paper.-On Monday
last We received the Sd number of
the Shreveport Daily News. dated
April the 18th. For two months we
have given the prospectus of the
Daily Counselor, to be published at
Shreveport. and edited by Mr.. John
Dickinson. the same gentleman who
has commenced the publication of
the News, which We suppose is sub
stituted name for that of Counselor
\ daily paper is d.sidcratum in
this section of the country, and We
are truly Gratiticd that we are able to
say that the News fills the meas ,lrc of
our wants-proridrd we can get it
promptly as it issues. We have not
done SO as Yet, however, but hope we
will in tut,re-Itrus Potriot.
!Shrcreport Duly Ncus-rhis is
he title of a neat, pithy, ably con-
Quoted and w"lI-tiIled daily paper,
published as it's hannc imports, at our
sister city of Shreveport--.Jno. Dieh-
nson. Esq, editor and proprietor-
We hope that the News will succeed:
We are inclined to believe t hat it will
succeed; and We know that il will not
De the editors fault If il does not snc-
.eed. The News il to be mainly de-
voted to the diffusion of the latest
Intelligence, and will cSchew politics
Is general thing. although it is de-
'id"dly on'-pokrn in favor of South
ri rights. With nuct, ,,I.a.rrr we
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

We are authorized to announce the
nam. of JOSHUA BRYANT, as IL
Candidate for the office of Constable,
Ward No. !. Election first Monday
lGth) OF May next,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

We are authorized to announce the
name of HENRY W. RHODES.
Esq. a. Il candii"'r for III" office of
Constable. for Ward No, /. Eirctinn
on the sixth of Nav.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

AS we are going to press we learn
that the steamers Emma and Capt.
Lane, bound from St. Louis to the
Indian nation, laden with corn, are
undergoing search by ourauthorities.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

The Caddo Rifles, at last accounts,
were encamped at the barracks, be-
low the city of New Orleans. 1t is
supposed that they will be attached
to a regiment, row forming, and that
the Colonelcy will be rendered to
Capt. Shivers.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

We are authorized TO announce the
name of II. II. STEWART, for The
Office Of ConStablr. for Ward No. 1.
Election on the SiNth "f May.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

We are authorized 10 nnno,.ncc the
name of +. =. WAhbEI!., as ~
Candidate for the Office at C"n-tn-
bic, for ward No. 1, Election tirs,
Monday {Gth) Of MAY next.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

We are authorized to announc,
the name of Mr.. NJ. !. +. STEWARD.
as a candidate for the office of Tr,,s.
tee of Ward No. 5 of the city Of
Shreveport. Election on the 9Th of
May.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

The river at this point continues to
fall slowly. Our planters give US
hattering accounts Of their prospects
thus far. During yesterday evening
we were visited by light rain.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

We are authorized to announce the
name Of J. II. NOTTINGHAM, for
the office of Constable of Ward No.
/. Election, sixth of May
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

Personal articles will not be published,
either as communications or advertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

II Mr. H. L. ELLISON will CON
sent Ia run for Constable for Ward
No. 4, at the ensuing election May 81
he Will be warmly supported by
MANY FRIENDS
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

- Postmasters are requested to
act as agents .tor the Nems, and re-
tam tempe cent fiom an,ount f1racardcd.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

II. II. MORRIS wi!l 'c supported
for the office ut Tr,,+t,., for Ward
No. }, in the city of Shreveport, ols
May 9th. nest, by
MANY FRIENDS.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

If Mr.. CHRIS. orr NJ, will con-
sent to run for tlr rtiirr of Trustee.
for Ward Nos. III the city OF Si:r"vr-
port, at the cn-,'ing election he will
be warmly supi'"'tc'lhy hymnny friends,
and elected il there IL ..;rt1Ir in votes.
MANY VOTERS.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

CANDlD.AIlCS.

We are authorised to announce
JONAS ROBESON, Esq, (the pros
ent inc,,hbcnt) ns candidate for re-
election for Mayor of the city of
Shreveport, at t'.c e,lsui"y May elec-
tiOn.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

Let us be vigilant. We know not
from where to look for danger: there
fore we should be prepared. Having
enemies, we should guard against
them. Spies may come and look in
our midst, unknown to us. Ourpolice
force should be increased, and we
hope it Will.
The remains of Mr.. John Buck
ridge, who met his death bv the pre-
mature discharge of the cannon, day
before yesterday, Were carried to their
last resting place yesterday, and
buried with military honors. Nav
he be at peace with his Maker The
solemn tap of the drum, as the Shreve-
port Sentinels, passed our Office, witt,
slow steps, accompanying the body
of the deceased, Were truly affecting.
We hope this is the last case Of the
kind. that we will be called upon to
record.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-02

Job Work must be paid for on de-
livery.
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In Chamcery, al Memphis.

sraaH &Foute. solicitors for compsaiu7nts" as-s =
90 a7r 80 -.. rr. s-1..- ri a"as 49, -s-
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FAM authorized 20 sell an extremely NAlI- I'D
IL ABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying on the Mis- M
siRipp t river, ab0ut tuo miles snhth ofrMehTA Ia
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TENNESsEE MTLTTTAI

HDQs. FwESTYsTBIRD REGIMENT r. Ma -
e, 90 a hEsF3Irs5 Tenn. OctoAaFT s;, ls6L.s
THE General IN command Of this brigade would ,ean
the atf1htiou-uf those suhfeet 20 miiliiu duCv. ~ Che
tfne Gxel By statute for boidilg the Fgg mental uals-
tors in he same % vi
il27th Cot BaItQnel Regiment on Ath Qeteb=rf 1901.
'Iasih 1Gr II giindr5 Rrgiment ~ 5th Deipbes tsBL,
.l2sth (Col. Bicds0e'H RrEihe1t on Z d Oet6ber, EL.
.l70th tC5l, XII wa-H3 Eeginesd Dash % obcb Isl.
l7f,t eE FEtfEIHkr > Regiment Of nh October, 1851,
.I72d gCul MepoweH'1 Regiment on 4Ga October.
$751;
a rrsier of each company fho9h. D held % The
'gSmpany parase gronndf upon the Saturday pfeffd.
i'd thr r gImrnsHl master of The Regiment 10 which.
ynch company may teioHg HIS Ge-ired md expected
fAat tfg eeFutuznaanR and ofEIE1ufsceEs Of re6Hientr,
uHd he eEpEdns had subordinate OiffcsrSofeonEnAes
VIII unjts wfth7ha BriFHArG cueralin thufo1gmy w-
q engine he MAt q 50 tar rs this bTieiss E@eonrerredf
asd Iafaiugat turtle. degreh OF e6tcPaty b6Ete4npla ed
by tim SvtUf Tho 6tperal Assembly revising he MILF
TIA yysism 4 tiu5-Ssaos o. TGnussse3 3 p
~ command OF Brigade General JANIS A CARSEs.
z. " ROYSTER &
oes BrtEaie-~ T6zpectef
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NOTIGEf
Egtravs----.shefbv County.

TAKENupb by Wn. P. Reaves on
r the IethtdE OF Assust~Ett,~a EN
bag marc MULEs fhIee GeaTs eif HAf
&&0ThFfeeu bands hish, EOdched mane --
and taibsscaE % lefbfeJa foot bsEwasu Iabkla. snI7 knee-
and vained At $40, Said Reavrs lives on Memnhi5 and
S6ihervfno PianSr0aE one and a f6trth M - eSstof
Rsleigh. z e.. Ms..r. ,+ 400 fral
Taken up by J. Il. Bolton. on the 10Th day ofaugust,
1851 a s~un-hHrng bfOwn bore muies Fistt gears aldrhas
been worked, has three shoes on-tWO beiore and OLE be-
.oiril dstset@. -La. ID aaa SEE sf-a at
Taken up By z Ensey, Sr. on the e0th day of Au-
gfst. hats aueeP bay horsehve yeas1oia. foorfeab sTd
hind feet white, black mana and tail, and valued az 81 o.
Also aroaa seed pony rzelve and . -haH hands bsh,
small whitr spot On the - ehehd aud valued a. SO.
SAIL Esey7 esinthe TN eFH Gsnd&
Taken upby AGUnorsen5he Eh i9vsp % Anaust.
1891, abay mare nude, eight ye-rs Oh, branded on
aud yaluedEt So SAID Conner lives "a fhe 18Th evil
distHei r, s. FIEE, Ranger
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In Chancery, as Memphis.

,GTATE OF TENSESsEESxProsasdipg haydn The
ethneeJy eonr Of The sly OF MeupAj-, Saturday sefs
TENDER THE -i-f. 1SGl. ---.N .r s- . II
james 81 Elder. ... ts .GornpiS1rT1t
Felix G, Mrrphyando.hsr .DefetetntsgI
j Appearing Aolua6ii@Yit h.ed-l1tbs e~Guse-iEui tnc
lJfeudauty. FgIx- c. Murphgs - ekwel.A sv
Collins ayg Jasqn. Haas kl1si sFs ts7s-Tesidents OF Tie
Slalr Ct Tguuessla,- ..a =s
u Is oulaFrd th.L they d eDfeT lt4raPpessascefIcre-
iobeinIe or within lac Er>t 8bree daysoirgas 1tNi trtI
% said c5utI- 20 lE held on the sscouat AhandRy-i1Sn-
vfalb ? nrGI- 1901 and Psad, sn-vt-r or drInHr ~ toin-
plsinauts hill, or hcsagse sgill be-fakeB rcHsIfa sesi
IS 70 them sad set t0r bearing syparfe. auiftbrt a'eaPy
ii Ibis DTsrr be pnlishad uaoe Rw-eA-tlF trnreuct.zs
i've weeE in Jie Memphis Appegl-.- s e.
a cory-lflest. JOHN C. LANIER, -
-. .. Clerk and Mtstef.
Williams & MeIlisiek. soIetorsfo for complainant.
HO-0 f-EvIu -...H -. box #Es
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1n Cbamcery, al Memphis.

STNFE O-TrTENNFsSEF Prcfa had m AZ
- elafkE fcettLa,lEef si5t'w tLr cpuruHu Law AID
chauetry eoeri Of Ihe Gty,9f MgngliS -NlInsslgs
SrpFcnrJ6r the Ith. 15G.
n. II. Poster uLd Gsy1s0 SETfugs Iustit t.0n-
George w. GriGutn Nary AeersaH asd 11ioq.aa y
Calppbfli, ~ 70 .'. '-i Trfa1t5auts-
T. -S~ppeaFjss from rah 5sritflea IN hid eaaso thu-r rs
,bfaBdAatt Thomas C~snnrheiH raEoDzgstdest Of t'ler
Strtr 81 sIcnEes-oai ---- is~s 2
II i ordered that he - ruien.iH z-S pge3raiic &c hrrgfn
hc.1rU or ~ hin he fret three dIctsI tho neNtgvtHl e
-eidcaurf 90 BE- heAfou tha Eccnud MdEdJ TNovhm
her H-Ats 1851. and plead aifssvGrnrdFiuuf % caHi fsiu4
aras-hiil. or hl~aAU1e -Whf hf tsheT frr c'igtsef-l ~ 90
Ifl and eetfor hrerin 2 rxpsrra, art i9c7i HT11V tSthu
ornrF he Ruhiih'f -ourt-.Hy yar5k FOR iGHr Fgttf7-Tb
Jeeks 5n3ht- NaSl ph- A TTe4f:'
.Acopv-.re9 -.boHN q. 4ASIEP,a
I-.-.-- -s ell. .-a ~ sI'lHfb ani Masttfs
SraaH s Foutr. solicitors for comp3aiuants" @e-s
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AZ prepared TO fauish TENTS 6fevery aescriP,
lion and in any qhasrifg, on short aotse Also, 10
uanHfseinrs .f.- s . 49,
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PROCLAMATION
By tie POstmastef-Gen6Fa Of fhe Con-
fedefat6 StaieS Of AmeFicai

sWHEBEAS, BY thqPrQEeiousaf the % seetioBs Il sa
w actof Congress, approved August 3Qh. 1851, en-
fkd~.anzfcs t5-CaEeet. 7fr histFiBuu0as n5meneys
ssfales ri1hs tfRe tss Bostsi service Nst alien iressrrs
y siihGsreTnmsH,H Hk maEe tbe.dsfS6f ths-Possi
who are citizens Of The Confederate Stsfes bF Ansrfc
andITb0 InHy have rendered postal service in any Of ihs
States Of this C0nfsderesys gn&sT oqutrsRts OFapPon-
rueuts made by the United States Government before
EsGef-deEats stqrtsG Ovesnmrat
sh9H RTeseqs .heif sl9.Rs e t9ii DfRsEtHsFr
ebal pussefi5s,- by s-tiHe thepsia to- 5e7 se3 .foFshT MT
sless Than six months. and requiring the ciaimant 10
siI,s uuAerGath how thteh hssBeFn paid andiha dsto
log sHeh payRe4tS- onsccpuntqf the eantrag7 QF sPpont--
menf mdFT which said claim occurred. and what fand OF
provision b2s b~eenses aBars orr aaefor-hefgHssrpag1
' .Sss s q H e. ER2i eo IS SaS p Po p e. TFi2s 9s'saF
'oCy any Of The Satss g aHfSheE sAaa also statei ca cash,
whether III y Performed July lhe s~eryics aeeording 70,
their e6I1=aets7br appoinsineaisf dafs- EheHtimb f5r
which they clam. pay and n H0lWhal parial EerEcp5
they DID perform, aud what dsducrIous have been made
failure, or partial laNnre, 70 pe=erm sgsls --
Now. therefore, T.. JOHN Il. REAGAN Postmaster
.Genersi Of thaG 0afsderate statssbf An6nSh d5fsu5
this, my proclamation, requiring all PeEs9as. AaFpE
claims for postal service, under the foregoing provisions
satd ciaims-td Re Aua1iof o. Sc TfsasufE f6rfh Ptss
fs rs pgP @ISgsR 100 5ss S5S51asA99f 4 e e i5s2ss ~
ao1o CqnsreS Of Tie aa4snHt thsRsf a5Eeaursd ~
Bank FORMS Tor presannbs ma vssNFng rs bEslns
vi lbefumsshed ca aRRheairo 10 tlf- AaditgE a. tas
Treasury for the Post Offee Department.
Ant 4 heTe}sE Tsqsire 81 PefssHs VshO hsEB hefetc5
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-10

RECAPTURED.-Thc two remaining prisoners
Of war. Of the four which wergfound 70 be miss
ing when the train arrived AZ Enterprise. o
week ago, were lodged IN the guard house yes
terday evening, having been recaptuTed the pre-
vious dEF byeMr. Stewart Georges hying abeRt
a mile his side Of East Fowl riyer. LRppeeTs
THAT after slipping from the cars-and the Won
der j. that more Of them did not escape out Of
slcbbig holes-they meade their way Hesr thu.
line ofAbe road but keeping in tovSIrd-tlp ffrer,
Witch tbey-struck at Meshtl's mill. from thu
p,oint they rrePt cautiously dnBn tu they pos
assaa themselves oF tire plessBFe beat DNie,
was in the Slip az Mathews Press. Viii
the help Of a paif q Indifferent paddles they
navigated this down the shore until being ia
.tigafi and famished they stopped Ny Ge6fge's
house, and asked Tor something to eat. Their
style ef voysginGS4 usA . boel, bEtssth ues1as
ar sail nor oar. excited his suspicious, and hsv-
ing conferred with alrighbor, It was d~eteupin-
al 10 arRsk 4hEYA 9leste thisWas d6fe they
acknowledged everything, saving they were
both FROM Saeo5 MaiFs and thet-etheiT names
were John Redman and II. Cubizel, the latter
Of which is either fcticious or was misunderstood
by the clerk of the guard house. They are young
and good BOOKING, only thsf The latftf named
was complaining OF being III. Which pullcdfkth.
down somer fist@No6de 4dreHiseI, OFs. 9Th
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