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Guabonl.-A New Kind OF NnzaL .En.lIa.o

--HA 'r eA-A"A AA4NAA.Aa
We have in our office some drawings of a
gunboat. which will soon he submitted 20 the govern.
meur, and which are pronounced by competent Judges
90 contain not only evidences Of original genius. but the
plain elements Of practical success. Without veuturinz
upon any particular description OF the model or uarhfn-
cry, we may say that the plan combines, in one vessel.
al the Improvements Of the last twelve months. with
the ENGINE of destruction added. which is so prompt in
Execution and terrible in its results THAT 81 is confidently
predicted that none OF The b.DcEarlE sIUal-on VIII dare
TO dispute with it the supremacy Of rle sea.
So easily constructed H. this vgs-a that 30 can bee really
for the -ea in three months 90 lrrthesr. Like the HpLt
tor. il is Corket like a bottle Ike Stevens battery, II rs
iowera in the water on going into action but uai.e
either, 10 has no right augles Tor the lodging Of shot, OF
port holes for their entrance.
Nothing can be seen of it by the enemy but low con-
veX surface. Should they think 20 board her they will
learn Tat the same arm1r that protects he- from the
shells Of the enemy enables tnosRwithiu her iron casting
10 bursr shells Of their own over her decks whenever It
suits their purpose.
The deck is only FIVE feet from the water, resembling
very much a huge egg shell The aTnor j. dazzling
white, and were 10 not for the black smoke stack pour
ing on large wreatrs Of smoke, 10 one, at a miles dis
lance from her, could discover her, even with q glass,
amid the curing waves dn-IHE over her. When she
approaches the enemy al this is changed the smoke
stack disappears, the clouds that have escaped her disc
solve away not o single curl Of smoke or vap0r escapes
20 tel that her fires are still burning, and, with The with
d-awal of her smoke-stack, she slowly sinks into fhe
waves until only a few feet of her aruOr is seen above
the water. She comes en- more Ike q pOrp1i7r tlsu "a
man-Of war-u0w above the waves uudu0w below. She
has but one mission 10 perform, and i is soon accou-
plished
As the enemy is approached the engines are slackened
and as the two vessels touch there is @ slight shock that
completes the business shell is discharged four or five
feet under the water, aud an that remains i- for the gun
boat 10 back rapidly TO avoid the eddy OF the sius-s
The entire invention srises us as one of practical ge-
MUS, and though aOt original in all IFS psrrs. pre- aut5 o
combination OF improvements already known. with Lr"
gelalis and additions, THAI cannot but be formidable TO
the fleets Of the eueuv.
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MARRIED,

o. Wednesday evening, the "a inst ant. at tie resi-
dsues Of BIS. RoIston, in Chelsea, BY Elder w. c.. Lza-
caster. Mr.. JosErH HAESER and sire. MAMIE c..
TAILOR
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STRAYER.

H'EyM ny pram.sef near me ely. large
4 BAY MARE, h-svv with Gif
nd hstu.s or sore on 2 r sho Her. Are 42N
Vac oI I'VE dollars VIII b. aid for her de.Ll0
livery ~ my stable, corner OF washington ~ 60.
streets Tqn}9 81 aLer
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How BzS. McCULLocH WAS KILLED "A

correspondent Of the St. Louis Democrat, in his
account of tho Pea Ridge battle, says:
McCuIIock was killed in the brush on q slight
elevation, By Petor Pelican, a private in compa-
ny b. J65h Illinois. The attack in which the
ubiquitous Ben. was taken was led by Capt.
Miller. McCull0ch wore a dress ct black vel
vet, patent leather high-t0p boots, and be had nn
a light colorod broad -buumod Texan bat. Tie
was on a lille bay horse. Pelican went up and
took a good watch, now in possession Of Col
Greusel.
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j e r =. d A Wis
THE GREATEST Mas KNOWN!

co.'s OR NEAT It'll STEAMER -
- DAVIS li-E-R
The b st craft OF her inches thai fl az o8F
the waters, cn.y five years oI5, well known ~ ! goo5
payi1E boat with al o. her Furniture, will be s5Id
Saturday,
5'h instant, at 10 o'clock. Terms cash. or P4sT rststs
IN OF near Memphis, al cash valuation. Lock shan
D. e. r & SON.
aPJd 80 AU-lJU=er US end r T. Broke.
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AFTER A STORM A CALM
NESibkDAY was speu- 10 the sale Of Express
L good, TO-DAY ". return 20 o1r ia L. sy1ea.5,o
SUGAR s9.B'D .WOE.gSSES
A.g o'clock. Look sharp.
apple CAYCE G. SON Au-,rs
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MRS. GREENIIow INSANE.

WASHINGTON, March 23-The commission
on State prisons will tomorrow take up the case
Of the celebrated Mrs. Greeuh0w, who will
probably be transferred from a State prison to a
lunatic asylum.
WINCHESTER, Va, March . 1t is currently
reported tonight that Gen. Banks has overtaken
and destroyed two hundred of Gen Johnston's
wagons.
The latest news from Strasburg says that
Gems. Banks and Shields are there, and that
jackson is In sight and a battle is expected to-
day. Preparation ere being made to strengthen
our force.
WAsHyGTOg, March 2i-Letters from Port
Royal declare the Investment Of Fort Pulaski
complete. TetiHai with his fotilla, carrying
supplies Of wood and water, was driven back
It is believed the garrison will be soon forced to
surrender.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad was fully
opened to-day for passengers and freight.
BALTIMORE, March 1.-Two bundled and
thirty rebel prisoners captured at the battle at
Winchester arrived here to-day. They are mostly
FirgiHiaEs.
FROM TGE. ATLANTIC CAST.
FOETRESs MoyBoE. March 26-Adviees say
The steamer Nashville ran the blocka je on the
night @. the 18th. The steamer Cambridge ell
deavorsd UusUccrssi-ily to catch her.
The Contederatas have burned the bark Green,
which has been ~b.1ckadsd at Beaufort for some
time.
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FOR SALE!

A BEAUTIFUL well improved phase. coptsi,i,,
- ABOUT two and a hale Scre-, with good orchard an
e''lerns, IN Chieksssw City Ap1.y 70
Hit s DORIOE
ApAHIN T2 Fro-f E4w -.4,.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-04

1--WE learn that the enemy have almost en-
tireIy evacuated the vicinity Of Evansport, and
have retired from Prince William and Stafford
counties generally. The same withdrawal Of
troops seems to be taking place in the valley.
A large provision train viii DO necessary to an
advance Of their armies through % country
which has been SO much exhausted by the war
as the Potomac region Of Virgiuia.-RichmOHd
LRlHLrer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOHLND.
IS REWARD--STRAy vTlE1

4 SIN OF MONEY which the owner can have b,
a Gaming on = MOOSE.
hHf 80 Z Frruf Paw
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FOR SALE

y ACRES CHOICE LAND, for residence lot. two
- ana g. hait au-s rUm Court square. srurh Of ms
ety' Is offered IN exchange for Sugar. Apply TO
auL2ts ~"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-04

e Hon Edward H. East, member of the
Legislature from Davidson county in l859-'6O,
las been appointed Secretary Of State under tie
bogus Johnson government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-04

e Papers are now published at ali the Of
fees in Nashville. The sheet issued from the
Union Office is published by an association of
journoymeu printers, and is styled tLe E0sning
Bulletin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-04

B7A dispatch from Fortress Monroe, to the
northern press, dated the 10Th, says: The
Confederate steamer Meuimsc, Cor Virginia, as
the Confederstes call the monster is out of the
dry dock, having been repaired, and is now
ready to go to sea. The Monitor is watching
for her, and viii attend to her case whenever
she moves"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-04

The MILITARY CENSORSHIP OF % NORTH.
Postmaster General Blair has the following no
lice to the postmasters in the United States
The Secretary of War now regulates the trans
mission Of information by telegraph affecting the
conduct of the war. In order to prevent the
communication of such information 70 the rebels,
20 is also thought necessary by the Secretary of
War to put restrictions on the publishing Of
facts of this character, however derived, and the
aid of this Department is required for his Uur-
pose. You Will therefore notify publishers not
to publish any fact which has been excluded
from the telegraph, and that q disregard Of this
order viii subject the paper to be excluded from
the mails.
[Siguedl NJ. BLAIR,
n--.urn.-nr L.r.r-l
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n The Nashville Patriot, of the 27th, says
" Three hundred and flty-three barrels of con
traband tallow and twenty barrels of lard, which
fell into the hands of the Federal troops on reach
ing this city, were sold at auction at Cincinnati
on Tuesday"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-04

"a There is much sound sense at times in
the remarks of insane persons. 4 patient OF
one Of the asy.ums vs. asked If ne was fond o.,
riIipp on horseback. mo. SIR was the answer,
IL ride a hobby There is not much difference
between the two,' carelcssiy remarked a gentle
man. Oh. yes there is said the patient.
land it is this If you ride q horse, yea can stop
him and get off; but when you mount a hobby,
Won can't stop and You can't ct Oft
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-04

MARRIED In this city, on Thursday even
SOMERvuLE, Of Memphis. Teugess-. IN Erss rrptrr|
b. HARRIS, of Tuscaloosa.
IThe above choice extract from the record, Of Uv.
mems rosy GGur. explains the presence, in Tuscaloosa.
Of our gJoG-"okng c0HJrers Of the Nrrn1bis ArrE,r
when we encountered MN few days since. W. bs5 M,
idea that ne had come to rob our oaf- bop-e~afI ,tti. it,
would seem that he has been but too gucces.fri So,
the occurrence Of the above chrouicled event W.. ~
rnioved the qualification of a brief visit from MIN al go
sanctum, and instead of looking the wore for bfs fl,,f
Gus act, w think him decidedly improved i'm u.r.'raI
appearance, and prepared, apparently 70 up..r mon ~
long life of couuubfal bliss and professional p-o.pari-r
We wish him aud his fair young bride tho hfvfa.t a.
earthly happiness -Iassa.o0s0 lAiaJ OJsa-U.r.
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C0NFEDERaTE MOyEY WANTEn ;

WISH to sell my FARM, ou- ME north f-,D
4 LaGrange. would sell from 80 g., on Gre. WITH
me improvements. The improve l.uts a-s an pol
Ileie are TO- acr-s IF the pace sovu in gan Pos.
session gwen at any time if sold during this u-u.h
"H'" % u EEVVu
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E~A letter from Key West to New York,
dated the ilth Ult., says that while the captured
steamer Magnolia was being chased by the
Brooklyn, the steamers Tennessee and Florida
succeeded in making their escape out Of the
Mississippi, and are probably by this time in
Havana The Tennessee had sixteen hundred
and tie Florida eight hundred bales Of cotton
IN Lna-l
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FOR AEE

4 SMALL FARM Of fifty acres. near N-mDbis
a Oae OF the most beautiful ant desirable BIecis IN
shelby county. For further particulars apply 10
~ r ~
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-A New York
dated fIa 9th says.

Private advices hom London of the 18th
inst, state that Mr.. Field, with other leading
gentlemen and capitalists Interested in the At
lautie telegraph cable enterprise, were to meet
Lord Palmerston at noon on the Dist inst. and
that the prospect of a satisfactory termination
Of negotiations with the government in regard
to raising the necessary capital to secure the
proposed new cable, was very encouraging
Mr.. Field confidently expected TO return to New
York with assurances Of the earnest cooperation
Of the British government in the great under
taking which he has so ably eadeavored to
bring TO a successful issue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-04

B~Pars0n Browulow passed through Louis
vile Friday last, on his way to Cincinnati, where
be goes to recruit his health. He will soon pub
Hsh "a book containing his account of his expo.
Hences, etc, in the South. We get these state
ments from the Louisville journal of the 23th
ult.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-04

z Secretary Stanton has recalled his order
for the arrest Of certain editors in New York
and Boston for publishing army movements.
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SIRAYED or stolen from tba corner off,
- Jackson and Main streets, a Lac -
HyRSE MULE, medium Size bare uags. III
tie lame ia fore foot. Apply TO 60
MICHAEL COONEY.
apIIt. Corner Jae...n I'D Van -
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Wish 70 buy Immediately one bundled corff or 2
y boat tcad Of 6ood seasoned WOSD, four feet long.
GsyosO House. ID COCEREIT
aBI W G.--
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ing paragraph, from the Tallahassee Horidiqu
Of the 22d inst, coTects a prevalent error:
CAPT. A p ANIsKER-We had the pleasure
on Thursday of shaking the hand of this gen
tleman, who has just arrived from Pensacola.
He says that there is no intention Of evacuating
our dstenses at that place, and that there are
enough troops there 70 defend them against any
force which may be sent there. Some Of the
enemy's troops have lett Santa Rosa Island.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-04

EBg Bethel has been occupied by the
Federal fore 8.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21
War News.

0sprR ny TnE President. The President
calls attention to the importance ola proper
observation Of the Sabbath. by the army and
navy. In tho following order:
observation-disclosures. Washington. d. C.. }
November 10. lsG2.
The President. COMMANDMENT Chief Oh
the Army and Navy. desires and enioin.s
the orderly Observance Of the Sabbath BY the
officers and men in the military and naval
services. Theimporianec for man and b.a.t
Of tho prescribed weekly rest, the sacred
rights oi Christian soldiers and sailors. 4
becoming observance 10 the best .sentimsat
OF Christian people. and a due regard Tor
tbs Divine VIII. demand that Sunday labor
10 the army and navy be reduced 10 tho
mea.rr. OF strie, necessity. The dl.siplin,
and character Of the nitiOnsll force. should
not suffer. nor the cause 81 defend b
imperiled by the PROCLAMATION OF the day or
name OF the Most High. AT thu, tins Of
public distress" adopting III, word, Of
Washington in lTTG. men may End enough
20 10 10 the service Of God AMI their country,
without abandoning themselves 20 vice ani
immorall,y." Tue hr., general order issued
by tho Father Of bis Country alter the
Declaration OF Independents indicates the
spirit IN which our institutions were founded
and should sve- be defended The General
hopes and trusts that every officer and man
will endeavor 10 live aud act as becomes
Christian soldiers, defending the rights and
privileges Of his country ."
(Sisn.d) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

llisroRr OF TuK REGIMENTS. The Nd.
jusan, Gen. design, TO have hi. next Report
contain history ofall our regiments In the
service. Tho Augusta correspondent. Of tho
Bangor Wing. thus speaks Of the status.
,ies furnished by Col. Beal, in answer TO The
circular OF Gen. lIod,den:
e mos, complete and perfect reply 70
this circular has jus, been received from the
10th Regiment. Colonel Beal, and IL 10 one
,ha, mi sht justly servo as model in every
respect. in chirography and style OF com
position. a. we'll as in iullne.s and clsaress
OF detail. The Grs, two divisions OF tho
circular are answered fully in chronological
order, in tea closely written pages Of fool'cap
and the balance OF information asked for Is
given In ,wsn,y.eight more. same sire. Tho
account commences the 6rst Of December
1861. tho data OF the las, report and is
carried up to November |, 1867. II every
regimen, would DO as thorough and pains.
taking ., the 10Th has been, q mass OF in.
formation would DO accumulated in the
Department, valuable beyond all estimate,
in the future settlement Of claims upon
the government
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

The Tribune says I'VE learn from
Washington tina, Gen. SaIton's negro brig.
AIDE has recently met with brilliant success
&c. having had three fights. during which
they took number Of prisoner, and cap.
,ured twenty slaves Several extensive salt
works IN Florida and Georgia were destroy.
Cd. The rebels were badly beaten. and in
rc,rea,ins destroyed an immense qa,u,i,y
Of property"
The frigate Roanoke !, for the pre.en, to
be detailed Tor the protection Of New York
city. The Stevens battery Nausa,uek. has
been repaired. and i. ready for service.
In tho new IRON gunboat " Pa-saic." Az
other Of Capt. Erics.On'' improvement. has
been applied. by tai. means, a - inch
gun can be used without ineonrsnience, aud
worked easily by three men. This i, 70.
garded as very important discovery. IL
proves perfectly successful.
NV YoRk. Nov Is. A special dispatch
from Washington 20 the Po.t say. it 10
believed that an attack on Charleston, ). c.,
will no. be long postponed, and one or moro
iron elads will participate. The rebels are
making gr.a, preparations to defend 10.
The proposed a,,a;k seems TO suit the army
and navy. n !. 10 just tho REASONABLE city
tha, should DO destroyed. No delay will be
made by the Navy Department Of attacking
rebel cities on aecoun, Of any foreign sub
jcc,
The War Department, h. decided that
hereafter oil substitute. for drafted men will
DO compelled to join old regiments.
Tho Times Washington dispatches says:
The army Of the Potomac 10 now. and has
been for two days, on the march down the
hppahannoek toward fredericksburg. from
which place IL s proposed to conduct thai
pilgrimage toward the Jerusalem Of our
crusade.
by recen, ARRIVAL, from the bloekading
fleet. We learn that the whole coas. OF Tex.
A. 10 in our possession. The oaicers oil re-
por, the existence Of a strong Union 'ensi.
m.nt wherever they have been. Large
numbers Of coasters. with cotton and other
articles. have fallen into our hands, since
the port. were sealed.
/ Sensation rumor, have been circulated
during the week, Of attack. on Ilarpsr's
Ferry. by s,onewall Jackson. They were
all canards.
The popular vote Of Missouri Is Tor smAn-
eipa,ion. The Legislature has m enane'-
patton majority. securing two United States
Senator. Of the samc sort.
I DIR. n. I. True, OF Bethel, i. announced
a, one Of the lecturer. before the State
Teachers Association, a, Bangor, nsIt
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

MR Epnoa: On looking over the East
ern Argus Of Oct. 4,h. noticed tho poli'i.
cal history Of o. Il. Day. the representative
elsc, Of tho Stow district.
Although Mr. Days 'isnatare saPpsnd.
ed 10 tho article. still that circumstances 10
no, proof positive Of Is. correctness.
lie did vote for Gen. Scott. In 1852. and
,ha, wa, the only whis vote no was ever
known to cast.
In 1856 hs voted for Gen. Fremont. and
continued to act and ,oto with tho Repub'
iie,n. until after tho election Of Lincoln.
10 the spring Of 1861. q third party Ct
siI was formed in our town, which. at the
March meeting. held che balance OF power.
Mr Day joined the immortal double trio
AZ this meeting SIR. Day was elected one OF
the Selec,msn, by tho democrats and the
third party men.
Since tina, time b" has been very con.
,i.tent democrat. having received from bic
rre.Sn, political friends, the democracy. hi.
reward. the otice OF selec,man and liquor
asen, in 1861. and .elsc,msn in 1862.
For performing the duties Of liquor agent
to the grca, satisfaction Of the democracy in
general. and being very acceptable to tie
copper head. Of ,ha, party 10 particular, he
va. nominated BY them for representative.
and elected.
I, Is now agreed on al hands, tia. Mr.
Day iool, like Democrat. at, like Dem.
oerat. tails like Democrat. and p. in fact.
beyond tho shadow Of doubt, q Dcmoodi.
flR PLIr. or Srow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21
THE xFoRD DEMO CRAT.

morning in August. with the fuIoe's 81 the
expectation aud prcmisc OF coming honor'
before him, and With the freshness OF hope
on bic face. He'd no lived. oil said no
would have done worthy thing; by hi.
death. a great sorrow Is Land upon those
who anticipated Tor him an honorable ca
rser. and q thou,and pleasant associations.
in which We were connected with him In
the social pursuits. interests and iollie. Of q
Young mans life. are broken. leaving Ne
only the consolation that he died In doing
what hs felt 10 be his 6rt and highest
duty.
And we have dwelt 90 long upon his
name. because. Is il not true that the spec
tsclc o, young man, rising from ob'eur''y
and humble ways. learning and acquiring
day by day. leading q sober. honest lie.
winning hi. way in the profession OF bis
choice. and lifting himself up By tho force
Of hi. own industry and Independence, full
Of laudable ambition. and a, las. dying in
the .crvic. Of hi' endangered country, is
spectacle Of value to more than bis imm'di-
a,e friend. and mourners.-a hint TO Others
70 20 and do likewise, another example OF
the trophies Of Mllliade' to disturb the
sleep OF every Idle youps A'hen'an'
j. ID. l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

TIE DR,rr. We learn that several
towns, on proper explanation to the Ada.
tan, General. have obtained credit for men,
no, before counted, and thus reduced. or
cancelled the number apparently due from
them. Town officers owe u to their con.
.,i,uen,s to USE immediate efforts to obtain
credi, Cor al the men furnished 10 all
cases. when their quotas are reduced oil hll-
I'd. notice Of the fac, should be gwen to the
Commissioner, that no may take no steps
10 make the draft.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21
Supreme Judicial Court.

No. c3s. WIN. Farris v. Sil,' =. Somcs.
Action on account annexed. Def. relied
on aecoun, in &c, OF. After tic evidence
was ell out. the action was, by the agree
meni Of all parties. submitted to the pre.id-
Ing Judge. judgment for def. Damages
$1,000. Perry Tor pls. Black for deli.
No. l3s. Israel II. Bradley Q, al, '. Amo.
Bishop. This was an action to recover the
value Of 1870 Il. Of white pine lumber, al.
legged to have been Gu, from the land Of the
pla.. in AroOs,ook county. Withdrawn
from the Jury and submitted to the Court.
judgment, Tor pla.. Damage. $3.50 Ay.
or Tor pla. Bolster h Ludden for deiis.
40. a:s. Maria ll.psood v. Rufus Gibbs.
Action on Accoun, ANNEXED. Def, relies on
aecouu, in -, OF. The accounts have been
before %. q. Cook. a. auditor. Verde, for
plG. Damage. S7i,j9. Limlsseld for pla.
Aver 4 Harmon Tor delft.
No. %. Lyman Ra~sOn v. Benjamin
Hall. Asumpst upon two pronissory notes
given By dcit. to rld. Defence. paymcn,
and statute Of Limitation. Judgment for
delft. Howard 4 Rav.on for pla. Ham
mons Tor dsi,.
No. .. Albcr, Js~e,t Y. George r.
Whitney G, al. heir. OF William c. Whit.
man Thi, i.a real action in which the de-
mAndlnt claims the RICH, TO possession OF
certain real estate. including q girls, mill q,
North Waterford. Verde, for dsmandan,
Woodmin & Andrews Tor demandan., How.
ard lor deit
No. 30. Ira Andrews ct ais Y. William
T. Murray. Thi. i. an action to replsvy
certaiu articles Of household good. in pos.
session Of the deit. Verdict for def. Tbs
goods, except few articles named, to be
,ha properly Of the plG.. lllnnon' for
pif... Howard for delft.
No. -. Inhabitants o! Buekfeldv vii.
liam Stuart. Action Of ,rover Tor the COP.
version Of two barrel. OF New England rum.
Verdict for plf.. Damago S3l,:j. An.
drews Tor pld.. Howard for def.