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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20
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san. r. BROWN,
\ fTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
n (saccessor Of D.w 4 Brown, Davenport, Iowa,
O0ee rear Of l.. A. Mackio:'s Bank aR3 diff
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-13

All military operations at a distance of more
than ten miles from Shanghai are likely to be
| discontinued for q time.
The large rebel force said to be advancing un-
der Csuug Wang has shown no signs Of exis-
tence as yet-ths Olly signs Of Tapping life
neSr Shanghai being the smoke Of burning VII
lages 10 the adjacent country. OF all the places
captured during the campaign just closed, only
SunkeOHg now remains in the hands OF the al
lies. Taingpoo was abandoned on the 18th
inst, the rebels entering it at one side as we
left it at the other The mere numerical
strength of these people. and ths number they
can therefore afford to lose while iuAicting on
our troops the slightest injury, has rendered
them formidable in sense we cannot adJrd to
overlook
Shanghai is we'll protected for the present,
reinforeements having arrived from the garrison
al Tieu-tsin.
Reports from Nsukin say that Wuhu has
been taken by the ImpeTiaiists, and that strong
dstachmsnts continue to arrive TO assist in the
siege, and, if possible, the capture OS the city
4 TumOr that IEe TEN Wang is dead has been
circulated, but the report is most likely false.
One encouraging feature in the present hostili-
lies is the disaf.cdou which is said to prevail
among the TAepiUg8 themselves, whole bodies
OF them being described as being ready to de-
sert at the first good opportunity.
The steamer C0rtes, which lately came ir0m
California in thirty-ive days, making the short
est passage across the Pacific that has ever been
known, was burned 70 the waters edge in the
harbor Of Shanghaia on the l7th inst. How the
fire originated IS not yet known.
The amount lest By the banks by the opium
fraud JUS discovered is stated to be a million
aud half OF dollars. Fully One-half of this is
dGe to five banks in town, the Oriental Bank
alone having escaped. Ninety thousand dollars
IS the lowest sum mentioned as being lost by
any bank, and, when the circuns tances are con
sidered, the bank managers cannot seriously be
blamed, the opium receipts having always been
regarded as perfectly good securities.
NiDgpO is quiet, the elected rebels having re-
tired to a distance. The contractors for arms
are understood to be very angry at the turn
matters have taken, and al the more so that the
Encounter and Riagdove are keeping a sharp
lookout for fresh arrivals.
From Pekin we hear thst forces are being dis
patched to strike blow at Nankin. The gov
ernOr Of Macao is at a short distance from the
capital, waiting to be invited thither to make
terms of treaty between Portugal and China.
All IS quiet in the city
At Iien-tsin trade has been impsded by re-
ports of bandits Northern rebels) having cap
tured two cities, and interrupted eommunica-
ton along the main TOads.-N0rth China Neil,
T,,,fo 9TH
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Voted itup side Down.

We have heard good story, told by son Of
Erin's Isle, which is worth repeating:
Some two years ago there was quite struZ-
gle between two certain prominent Democrats
OF WeaverviLls, as to which should 60 delegate
to the State convention. The evening prior to
holding the county convention, Judge n
aud Squire j., each had ballots printed
with the names Of their friends upon them. The
ti1iug he consoled himself BY losiizg bis hae
with bricks Next morning, in good season.
acting upon the principle that hair Of the
dog Is good for the bite ust as Be was csi-
ing for the decocdOn, Billy McB.aruey stepped
into the saloon and salUted the 1d-e, FhsE the
following dialogue eusued.
"The top o. the mOrnsn 20 ys Judge. AMI
the muIthsria' thaves bate US last uig entirely.
the curse q the world light on them
" Good morning, Billy. Yes, tie squire vas
rather heavy But ! say, Billy, I undsTstslf
you voted against me How Is that
Billy McB.srney voted against ys The
lyin spslpeeus By me sOwl judge, I'd rather
have me whisky stopped for year than 90 do
that same thing
What ticket did you vote, Billy 2"
And sure, voted the ticket Tid yer honor 8
name on the top sv t."
But, Billy, my name was last on the list
at the Bottom"
This was rather a puzzler 20 Billy hs
scratched bis head, for an instant, then suddenly
exclaimed:
Bad luck, and what q fool am sots&
my ticket upside d0loR 70
The judge Immediately ordered an eys-opener
for Billy; he fairly beat bin on the examina-
ton - Trinity (Cal) Journal
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Apsr. Doryittip REM a,ffe.

The readers of Dickens Little Dorritt /" are
al familiar with the Marshalssa, where Mr. Dor
ritt passed so many Of the better years of his
life. We notice a parallel to his case in the late
English journals. They record the death Of
General Peter r. d. SteTne, a descendant OF
Lawrence Sterne, after an Imprisonment OF
thirty-six years. He entered the Mexican army
at an early age, and rose to the rank Of general
He ssw much active service in that distracted
country, and returned to his native land about
the year 1924. In 1926 he was imprisoned for
damages and cost arising from suit brought
against him. He entered the prison in the prime
of life and after the lapse of thirty-six years he
was at length released at death. Many Of those
who read "a Little D5TTtt have found it hard
to believe that the scenes in the MarshalseA
were drawn from life And il is especially diff
cult to think Of them as scenes of this enlight-
ened aud philanthropic age. Yet here We have
model for Dickens. Oae naturally is led to
ask whether, IL England, men of high attain
ment, and large capacity, aud varied experience
are 50 superabUndsnt that they can hnd no bet
ter use for them than locking them up in gloomy
walls Of the MsIshslses, for the long, long space
of thirty-six years. With all our alleged reck-
lessnsss Of human life, we commit no such crime
as this.
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Announcement.

II ii. ClIsLAE2s, EEo. CT DsB8ts Is = osndl,
a . date for the office o. DStrct Attorney in re
Disict coz posed 81 he tiss of II .psh Ezzshsl
1 sfsye tei falolE and DeSoto Els alss2ee "a "a
amy vii prevent any peis ynal inteTC0une with d
Vote-s o. the b s-riet
AsFlLg EoweFe-, di charged the duties - Nse oGier
ior nearly gCa-. by iudcizl sppciutUeEt without
any 20 ErF1 he tases tEe liberty Of referring ths
llemee-s % the b7r throGE 1ut hs district uf9E-
nation g. &c bow t1oss duties performed, and
20 is geusrs ,saoag aud htre-s for IA sfiee-
Pare puelshed in - Dstrict copy IL, eiestisn-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-13

q The Times published, in a part Of It's ejI-
ton Of yesterday, foolish and injUdicious coms
municatiOn on the defense of the city, calling the
effort 8 big scare, aud decrying the measures
used. With positive information Of a powerful
C0niederats army having crossed Kentucky
river, we see not how any sensible man could
write such q thing.
General Wallace ordered the TINES suppressed
for it. It was probably an iuadvsTtencs in that
paper, which has been Outspoken and consistent
from the very outbreak Of the rebellion, for the
most vigorous war to put it dsWn, and has done
good service in this city thereby. Its loyslty Is
beyond question, and therefore a caution would
answer the purpose which the general desires to
accomplish CinciHzati Gazets-
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lFrUm Harper's Monthly Magazine J
BLANCHE.

Blanche sat BY her open easement.
HumminE an cir as she spinned
Aver and eft the burdes came
Borne on the summers wind
Twas All oiden ditty she sang,
She had caught from lips long dead
Lips now stunned 20 ether s3ngs,
fs other songs, she said
Round and round her spinning " L5sl hgE,
Swiftly the long silken thread
Dropped from her ivory iugers-
~ endless task g.. she said.
The sun swooned away on the mountains
Painting the valley in red,
ln-PraBEe and purple she vineyards-
" An endless day O. she said
Ths moon and stars they glimmerrd
As tAs twilight shadows Hsd
shs leans from her open easement
God snly Il peace o. she said
An sngsl In secret IL stitching
: dsa1b-shroud with II ystical thresd
ing the half finished nsshes--
God only il rest hs said
Now uipe the tear from thy cheek, Blanche
Believe that thy lover is dad
FOR isithless from thee he has wandered
Sod only is trGs p she said
Twas night. and 10 angel VA bending
Over Blanche IS sac lay on her bed
He whispered her spinning ii ended
God only Is life be said.
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CAsTALIAN SPRINGS, Els, 80. 30. Is6!

MARRIAGE OF A FRENCH PRIEsT-The i'm
portant question, whether a French priest, choos
ing to set Rome at defiance, can enjoy the full
rights Of q citizen, and take unto himself wife,
is about to receive a solemn decision in the case
Of the Abbe Brou, who brought an action against
the mayor for refusing TO marry him. Nj Jules
Favre pleaded, some time ago, before the civil
tribunal of Perigueux, with so much effect, that
the court was equally divided on the subject.
The legal consequence Of such a state Of things
is, that the cause must be re-argued before the
same tribunal, reinforced by an additional Judge.
NJ. Jules Fayre excused himself from going
down to Perigueux a second time on the ground
that as in any event, an appeal was certain his
client would not suffer by his absence. The
second argument is going on at Perigseux. The
public minister made a very violent speech
against the priest who wants to be married,
hurting at him, among other OpprobriOus cpl
thets, that Of Infamous The Procureur In
perial called upon the court to protect the Cath
Ole religion, the religion of two hundred mil
lion of men, the religion Of thirty million of
Frenchmen, the religion of Him who, eighteen
centuries ago, planted upon G0lgotha and wa
tered with his blood " the first tree of liberty
that was ever seen in the world"
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The Eu.Bairaisg Bu.iuszs ia, the Army.

The correspondent Of the London Times, wit
ing from the Pamunkey river, June 18th, says
On my way to. this plantation from The camp
I saw before me some tents surrounded with Gu
rious things, signboard, on which was written
with largo letters, ' Drs. Brown and Alexander,
government embalmers" They are not to en-
| balm the government, however, but only those
who require it by the care of the government
| Ny Irish gentleman friend wss acquainted with
| the doctor l do not know Brown or A.eXan-
der, but we found him sitting on a mat in his
drawers and shirt, with a large diamond pin IN
the latter rather muddy colored garment
| Take drink ?" OF course. Old Bourbon
whisky and large tumbiers. That once over, l
/ began asking questions The doctors were doing
a large business there, behind were four corpse.
f" See them" OF course, poor fellows none OF
them shot, all died by fever.
The doctor told me their principal ingredient
for embalming was a kind of liquid glass sud
gypsum, which hardened to a substances Ike
stone. In this state the body would keep for
mary years, perhaps forever. The bodies boxed
well preserved, although not very agreeable.
| The doctor took for embalnling private twenty
two dollars, and for an officer fifty dollars l
was told that since the commencement of the
war above two th0usand bodies Of soldiers he'd
been embslmed and sent hons This was dsne
! by Adams express, ia deal boxes, lined with
sheet zinc. The poor fellow I saw nailed up
wore his uniform, and his writing case and port
folio were laid beside MIN. WIKI thi5 and a
bundle Of hay under bis hsad and the address
on the cover of ths box, he was sent home TO his
mourning parents.
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Fer Judge OF tAs SeYsalA Jadicial
nicEsief

FTsaE 'rie7ds o. q j.r Z W. UPS law, of Ns-shau
A county MEsis ippi announce his nsme g g ssrdl.
Gate lOT dud-e of the se7sp- Judicial Dis rct or z
sis-l cpi os-d u the of DeSpt0. PGnss
la-a@e-ts siars1a aud II JuEL.
Maj0r Upsllas's general hsat1 Is npsi' cd hs syeg
h4yiug b1csme diseased tu1s E camp 80 such
"a sEieu- - 10 compel lm IL she 0PEon Of medical
lnea, ic retirs SO the srv tn ssoTa fias hEsy q
s feLov-ciz think Alm st tlE srsis egniaeatiy
suited TO- iadesi ststOs aud re- mUsnd him 20 the
voters Of - D.s.rlct
Aul2-lzUtd MANY CITIZENS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-13

4 DaTSr S Ia TORS E6rtgE gE-w1sF~s3 'erts7s
IA uf a1rlIr.s ratios 81 ths esea.s Of p l1-ehs g.
BJ1b dee vsFs gSzstei g ne sE&s'rEasd A. he
September So, CT TIE FFobsES USa5t - Yale
llI- hereby given rqu-stGg a. Fsra9Es hsvAy AEOS
-Ea the eatsts ot ssi1 Escssssj skb biz tas sans
sud h-u rsC E=red iu Ihs manner and Wikiu ths
tu= pTescr5 bed by law OF th=y d be forever barred
.a--F-- E-pE-{r wAR1F- tor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-13
Adminigtratorls Notiee.

TETHEREAs l-ttsr1 o admin st-ati7a On tse eitass
" 81 Fsnnna 3 Perkins. deceased. were grated
= r.. ,3e srnsl % Monday the hTsi day 81 the Ju
80 a D 1852 q TIE p o5ste court Of tie cousty
Of YsI ab1fha, sac o. AsA.salf& y oeIA9 ne tlh
- e~f3 s,-i rfi- no scs 3 tlisf rs hereby given
Tssestinq 81 psIsons having claims against tbe eEtste
81 sI 6eoe sstd q eIhi9it tts same ana lave thee
rlstered m The manner aDs within ne ~ presented
y '1''' y JOHN e SIXTH.
Adrliria-r@trr
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Administrators Notice,

VTTEEgRAS. letters Of asnlE ssra.i5n 90 the estate
W o. HEt ~r De-, dsesaEs1, we're granted tle Eu-
cers' suel -u 2 d=T. ts h-At day OF IL jay tsrm,
= D. le2 o. llv ticbsis e. a. o. Ts.zlngss ssuRty
ktsss Of Es Cpl. 70 psi- Las 7sh oSy q sd E0Hth
THE u0-ice ie p srfl5rs hereby given requesting psr
Ells havu1 lzs- be e-ts-l sal. deceased,
&C. exhibit -le ard have sham re Rtzrss in she
Flaur=r ard h1 the tine prescribed tv law or thsy
vi h6 f-r-FEr bzr-ed. JOHN b SIXTH.
-1.l1-f 4 Frl-f fsfratnr
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ADMINISTRATORS E0TICE,

TFTBEBEAS leitsu Of sdnuistrstlon on tn sztste
w Ct Il. G. Mccain, dsssased we're zr<nssd 70 fht
gned a. Fts April term, A D. 1872 # ths Pro
bs-s c0lrt Of lsfsyet-a e~ualy stEs ef See S4spt,
us uoace tsr- f5-e hereby g1vea rsquAseHF III pei
cons having 4gai1st The estate Ot ascSssss
20 exhibit Es aui tsFs tb-l 3.ssrsd in tds
manner and within tie tine Yfeser bed by lsvi they
viii be forever bsrrsd III. S. MCCAIN.
las fr4 n
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n.IsIsrEArcr-s En-rnn-rs1.r..,- !

A DsISISTEATCEs Eo TrSR.-Ehsrsas. lssssn
"A ef sdu ust-ttio1 t6- sstst- cf HtBrs A dssfe
deceased aHtsi - re ubdsFp easd ~ -se FEe
bsts asurt 0t 81 ah-shE ssrHrv, Sas Of n iuE BFi
a. the Seufsmser tsTla. lSG, thsres;. TIM RsHss F
thf rsf rs hereby EiFsz rsq1estss Ell geEEas ksF]Es
csims araust rhs sstss .S dsssssss - sze hf tks
sane and hsvs tben rsE.S-ercs - the nssnRss aad
within The tine prescribed BY law ~ tksy W - fer
ever lrr-d I. y. MOORE.
ss5-Ias6r EdEziuist-st-r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-13
MANIFESTATIONS KnTICE,

ITO al p=rs01s hzyi1g claims against the esa'e Cf
hEichEel Johnson, cecesssd Lst.e-s q adnli1isEs
Il n having E-sutsd 30 the uu ierfign-d by the
r-ob..e court 0f TO i-ar county Mi-sss 7pi, st tbs
Nav ts-rn A D 1852 not ce Is hereby given 70 all
1a-sops nav az claims sgAust SAID es.ats - present
~ same ana have thefa gis-eted IN the mtnner and
~ hfu the tine prescrJsd bv law or Aey viii be fer
v- barred a1d ali persons iadebtsd 20 said estate are
fsrsbv reous.tsd 10 make irme5iate payoeat.
JOHN n. SHANNON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-13
ADMINISTRATORS K0TLCE.

Z ETTEs of admiEisiraicB ug0l the estate Of IOhs
Cu-hmsn late OF Lafayette 0suty, Nj ssisGippi
desssss1 hagnE grained ihs upderEgaed at tbs
Apri ierm ls12 the Probate Gouri OF sid oouu-y
81 persons swing claims ag i2t the - ate OF aid de-
eezsed hereby Doel % exhibit tbs same and have
The u rsEsersd d the manner and within she itEls pre-
scrl5ed by i4W, CT The zane wiz be forsFe- barred
r O.. SMTTGER
oxford, 8Iiss. July Z, l652 Admilistrstor
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ADHLIIsTRiT0R,s notice..

TTTHEgEAS, letters of admf1's ration OF tks estate
w of Robert B. Gs.tiE deceased, we7s granted 20
fhe uudersizaed 50 lie AuUsi ierm, 3. D. lsd1 Of the
Pr bsie Gourt CT Fa'a5asha county State OF His-is-
si1n the 8 p u lziz u1-ih-tus nB.ics y thertI0rt
hereby gwen resUss uF al psrsoEs having clsims
sRasnt toe estate II sid dsCea,ed exhibit the
snd have them ssr. ir the manner snd within rhs
me presc-5ed by law 0r they vii be forever bsTed
AIIG ELl1sA GATTI5,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-13

WAGES IN ENGLAND in cotton factories
steam engine tenders receive per week 81 20;
power loom Weavers (mOsAy wOmen) 81 50.
In the silk factories mill men and throwsters re-
ceive per week 81 &c. In other mechanical
trades workmen are paid as follows: Smiths and
wheelwrights per week 81 6S; painters S5 9j ;
erecters 1892 bricklayers So 81 in summer
81 20 in winter brickmoulders Sl2 in sum
mer, 50 "a in winter The wages in the iron
trade are for a week Of straight forward heavy
work, without an hours loss of time for change
Of orders or casualty whatever: In the pudding
mills puddlers receive per week Sl00S; puc-
dlers' under hands $4 Sc; rollers Sl4 81 roll
ers helpers 81 20. It only in the iron works,
though, thst men earn such wages In the az.
ricultursl counties the average wages Of labor.
ers range from 81 16to $2.23 per week. About
$3.50 per snnum, therefore, is earned by the farm
hand, aud about $3.50 each per annum by the
great mass of mechanics The following III
stances will give some idea of the income which
can be earned by those pursuing other aYOca-
tions The salaries OF certified teachers in the
national schools are under $500 per snnum, and
those of uncertifed teachers are under $3.50
dissenting congregation az Colchester engaged
its minister at $6 per week. The average pay
of bankers clerks is not $500 per snnHm.
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t NrEIsrssroR,s NaTIeR.

TTAVING quaIa-d az Adninlssrstor on As esssie
I Of the I=te l. 2. FeuCvs, st The JsuusTy tsr1a of
TIE Pr0bsts Co,ztL Nasal c0Infy AIslLspp', 70
EUesiuIlV IaQ1est El persons lulebied 20 the sad
tse 81 ca promptly On me- 81 KY rssdsus IN Shell
eruntF Teno twelve miles l-0m Lsupkls On be p
gsCu H1oss rozd ald ssl' le. I4o.a haNug claiIs
srainst said etae VIII present the 5Biy sntafu Gated
f5- settlement W P KYLE,
s-rag-Tsp r. AGuiBIssrasoF
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TNNECUTOR-S EGTTCB -Ntersss IstteFs iss+a-
IL ueuis-y o. Re la-t ell SD tssAsEe1i Of o l.
Heron, deceased crsntss tAs uNfsF{sssl -
the Sc 1teu5cr term 1902 ~ ths FisAate c11 ~ al
labusha clunty STATE er Else ssiFFi ths - 6ty Of
sail month r-is size is rhsr-fo4e hSrsty gyeH
qu-snE all persS1s hsvss ant sas'Hft ss ssSss Of
fEi- -ecagse- to s1h5it fEs AaFN EasiE
is-ei b he asnF sss psttis tee ze S4sE1rsst by
law CT shsv ulu % fsrs~sy basTpd
..-,.~s.. 7 : !. 2 sr.s6g .t5g9BHs Assyu,on
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.JafIor's Notice.

rsy-F IN the iai o. this county su old EE5RO
l NaE r-i,o calls his name DICK, and say he be-
jeurs 30 Hlsry Fugitt. who lives EeaF Benton n -
Iies seems 30 b. about GHy I've years q age. Inc
owner ear fnd hlm a. this place
j. h JONES, sssrf and Jsnsr,
-oo rs,y7,- Pane'a countv. Miss.
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e As sixty Turkish soldiers were eseordue
provision wsgons 70 the army recently, they
were surprised by large number Of MOntaue-
grins, and, finding that resistance was useles5.
they laid down their arms, when they were inn
mediatsly seized, bound, thrown on the ground.
horribly mulilstsd and left to their fate Many
Of these uniOTtuustes had their noses cut Of tba
hesh cut aW from their faces leaving ths
cheek, Jaw boues, and teeth entirely bare others
~ ere more OF less cut on the arms and other
parts Of the body The character Of the warfare
waged between the Turks and Montenegrins is
daily becoming more barbsrous- In many in-
stances no quarter is asked or given by eitber
party
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-13

T uEVE IN the iad Of t5is couniy EE5Ro NAN
Who esvs h.s uano is jas, and that be beionEt %
T5-h Esrvcr who lives fifteen niles fiOm Trenton, AK
r. ses 70 be ssout thirty e.rs Of age s vsEy black
ri - ut fre feet s1 inches IN hight. Ih B - no
fIfy the owner rasIe b. rzn BE- fund
j. II. JONES Sheriff sEd Jsf -,
fay-svy Pa1o'a county. Miss.
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Administrators Notice.

WTHEhYAs is-rs.s Of gdzi-l4trafi-n o. ths estate
w ef Green Wood, deceased, we're graured 20 sic
uHderdg ed Monday. the hrgt day of The AsRust
term. D., SI2, 5f ne Pr-5z-e Gol-t Of Yzlsb lsls
Coauty, ste %. g s.ilsiHP- d being lbs u ssy Of
said month rl ur- .cs y ,tesfofe hereby flToa
qursituE 81 psr=cls ba7IuE aims izst the essa-e Of
sa1d deosss exhibit The sans sud nave them rsks-
tered i1 al1 within Tie tne prescribed by
lnW or rt-eT vi be fJleye- barred.
sEREEA WOOD.
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Fer District attorney Of the Seventh
Judicial District,

TT7HE friends Of CoI. CaLFIg MILLER sf PsreIs
4 c7lnty. Hissss pp. ssusu7se his nssns a. 4 tsoa
da a. ils e.. ui bs- sl.zto1 Distris' A4os
y composed Il re cauuic- Of Dessts, FhnotE La
las etc NsrsLal sad lqgsh
CO. Klier 'os val knogFn 10 t5e ciFzeas of thta
District % need recommendation. Ks excessive Rsas
tice a. ths Ia Is iong experience bs saaae1Is5gss
50 Lty end trosss ensrg7 sufficient guarantee
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-13

A HAUL OF REBEL POSTAGE STAMPS. Tie
prize commissioner in charge OverhAUEng ihs
prize steamer Bermuda, at Philadelphia, dis
covered among the cargo tweEty-siT boxes,
each about one foot square, bsnde with iron.
and sealed on tie edges. Each box was
marked " P. o. D." This excited suspicion,
ana one of the boxes was opened, aud found %
contain four tin cases, snd these being opened.
there. csme to light, sheets Of rebel postage
stamps (ige csnts.) The engraving is well e1e-
cuted The box contained SIC 600 worth of
the stamps, and if the others contain the salna
quantity the whole value, to the rebels, VIII DO
S260, 900 It is believed that printing ink and
printing materials are stored on board the yss-
seI-C Cincinnati GG=stts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-13

gS~ An inquiriug citizen acquaintance OF
ours. who has peTsmbulated the city Of Nstchez
freely since the bombadment, says he has
counted only sixty different buildings that were
hit by shells and solid shot. Some OF The
round shot reached two and half miles in tie
eonnlrY.-Naiehe. Coariel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-13
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