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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26
For Judge Of the seventh judicial
district

FTyHE friends Of Msisr e ". UPsEAW Of Marshau
Il county N Mssis ippi, announce HE name eandl.
date for Judge Of the Seventh Judicial District Of HIS
sis-igp composed OF The counties Of DeSOt0, Psnos.
Lafayette Marshall sud Tippab.
Msjcr UpshsvEs general meath Is Impaired. bis eyes
having becJue dissssd fTou eIpOsure in csnp such
an extent as 20 eemps him The opinion Of teal
men, to retire ffon lhs army sho-I time Mary Of
hs fslioH-eEens think Kim at ihis crIais, eminently
suited for Judicial station, and mmend him TO the
voters Of the District.
suS9.lsv-rF wasyY CITIZENS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26
To the Voters 0f the 7th Judicial Dis
trict OF the state of Mississippi.

DBLTByTSG, from communications from various
ID portions of this Di tict that very general w.sh
prevails that sb01id submit NY name a eand dafe
rbe geshp 81 the approaching election respond
by cheerfuly dong aud sssBing the psOp.e that
hun1red ~ their suffr gss Wih faithfully devote ny
best en-rges discharge o. the ponsibe duties Of
the oAicz Il will be impossible for TO visit the peo
pie gene ally, but VIII see ss many az / taa.
Respectfully, your fe.ll ~ cltizsL
ee14fFe Jas TR0rTFu
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Memphis, Tenn.
Iemsfa GenreTa.

rE,HE uniersign=d, late Of the frm OF Soufhworth
4 Nance a Co Memphis have opened q house in an
guEtss Ga. 'dUring the war whore will be pleased
hear from friends ard 20 attend 20 any business
they NAY have IN this section Of county.
We viii buy and sell eoma-isson snY articles sent
70 ordered from Us, If to be had-DrY Goods GrOce
ries Produce, Money, Negroes etc
Charges moderate and returns promptly made. Or
dsrs for purchases mast be accompanied with the
money 70 insure zttsnEou.
se9 5n ". 4 A. sOUTHW0RTH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26
Fer District Attorney of the Seventh
Judicial District,

TT1HE friends of Col. CALVIN MILLER Of Panols
Il county, Mississippi snnouaes bB name IS caudi-
dse a. the ensuing Ostober election for District AtOr
ney, composed Of the csunles Of DeSoto Panols La
fayotte, Harshali and TipDsh
Col Miller Is toe well kn0En 70 tie etzsus OF tins
District 70 need recOune ldzti0n. Ills extensive prac
tiee 81 the bar, his long ex9euenea bs Acknowledged
ability aRd tre'ess energy sucient guarantee TO
au97-l avyt1cta MANY VOTERS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26
To the Voters Of the 7th Judicial Dis
trict Of the state OF MissiSSfRpi.

T Az a candidate for District Attorney of this dis
4 tic. Ics2n0t canvass the district u the present
e0nditi0H Of he country. have been engaged in the
prsoiee OF tie law So the Holly Springs bar for the
last ten years ana invite candid investigation OF ny
qualifications, moral and lees Tor the 0fice.
II elected, / WI discharge the du-ies Of the Office
with energy eni fidelity, without fesr or favor refer
70 the members Of be hsF in the disEict, and espe
ejsi'y 70 those Of Marsbsll county,
spif tie r. s. STITH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26

Und he slperiuteodencY Of Col william B. Boggs,
Of ths Confe6erse Army, who will sssnIne pei nal
change q the School that day He will be assisted
BY falf corps OF Professors
TERMS -sixry dollars for tuisicn-full expenses
about 500 per snnum, half Of which must be de
posted IN advance. Each Cadet must bring his mat
tress and bed clothing The Uniform viii rot be To-
qniied while tAe difficulty Of obtaining material exists
The age of admission Is fourteen Cadets must os
ioie, Be present at the openiBg Of the session.
THO. o. MOORE. Governor,
And ez-ofielo President OF Board Of Supervisor
Alexandria Leu 'sians, September I'd, 1862
sells WtlsincV-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26

FROM MExIco-Yera Cruz dates to the 1st
inst, have been received. Several skirmishes
had occurred between the Mexicans and the
French The eanse of the Mexican government
seems to Be hopeless. Doblsdo has resigned his
seat in the cabinet, and threatens with corp d
etat. AbOdy Of Mexican troops from Chibua-
hus mutinied and dispersed General Uraga,
and several towns are said to have pronounced
in favor Of foreign intervention, and General
Comonfort in favor Of forming the Northern
States into an independent confederacy. There
is said TO be a general LIBERALIZATION and des-
pondency. Two thousand French troops had
landed at Vera Cruz, aud without delay been
sent to Orizeba
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26
District Attorney.

TETE are authorized 70 announce A. S. PASS %
W esn1ids-s for the o-ace Of District Attorney 10
the r-lth Ju1is.d District composed Of The eouuiss
Of Cs.houu Cacetsw CAROL, Fsl sbushs lze.atclis
sBd sunA5wer. Election Ere. -H0nd7y in October.
EalEf-an
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26

FROM NiIssoUBL-If is stated that reliable
intelligence was received in Richmond yestsT-
day Of the dssertion Of 6000 Misseuri State
Geards, all srmei aud equipped. These men
are said to haT8 come forward IN a body and
rendered their services to the Confederate cause
II true this is glorious nsws.--l leisrs5arg EI-
pTess
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26

-NfTE are sufhorizsd 10 announce K. II. COLA DAY
w as anddzte for reels e;ion TO The office Of Dis
riet Attorney of the Tenth Juaicisl District st the
eusuing election hTst Monday In October.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26
The Reien Of Terror in IRELAND.

Something Like reign of terror still prevails
in Tippersry. Mr. William Scully, brother Of
the member for the county of Cork, travels
about on business sccomp anied by two armed
policemen, who keep sharp lookout at cross
roads, short turns, and in the neighborhood Of
walls and hedges. He always carries arms and
takes care the road he is to take is not known.
He mistrusts every one, even the postman, who
is obliged to place Mr.. Scplly's letters and pa
pers on the ground before he comes within pistol
shot.
It has been suggested that it would be more
prudent for this gentleman 70 change his resi-
dence than to be exposed to such tremendous.
risks 1t will not be easy TO eTade the peTsever-
ing, patient hatred of his enemies, but it some
lines happens even in Ireland that " threatened
people live long" A medical gentleman Tesid-
ing in Carrick-on-Suir, has been thTestened, be-
cause, on being summoned he gave evidence at
the inquest on the remains of Michael Mcguire,
who was murdered for taking farm from which
another man had been evieted
The medical gentleman marked ont for sssas-
sination because he told the truth on bis cath,
is said to be remarkably humane, giving his
time and medical skill gTatuitously for the relief
of the poor. All the landlords of the Glen of
Aberlow have received notice, by = placard
posted on the gate Of Captain George Massey
Dawson, of New Forrest. Hayes, son Of the
notorious Michael, has had the sudacity to send
a memorial to the lord lieutenant, praying that
be may be released from prison, on the false pre-
tence that he is in a dangerous state of health
1t is supposed that his object in malingering
was to get ont of prison in order to assist his
father to evsde the police. In the same neigh
boThood man was charged with having in his
possession ''pike'' Of the true Michael stamp,
said to be a relic Of 4s, which he kept for The
protection Of bis kitchen garden" He was de-
| pTived of the weapon, but in consequences OF the
good character he received, the magistrates did
not punish him further.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26

A DnIEusTRATOKs EOF t.-Le.ters g sdu8u.
~ istrstion Of the estsfe Of g. D Cooper, Ia g Of
Taiahs tcbe edu1 ~ ate Of Fissippi granted
70 me By tn Probsse court Of h ceupty on the b
day Of Sep ember. during its ptern0er tefm-sO let
AieIalns against the said De sed be presented TO me
Rcoordag 10 the aud hin ths time prescribed
BY lsH, else they Win be fore barrCd
RISE A. COOPER,
s6I3IaUer-t Adroiuisfrator
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26
IN THE DEATH AGONY.

Near Mrs. Sheppard lay two women, who,
though burned in horrible manner, were alive
and painfully sensible Of their suifsTings One
poor creature, who gave her name as Mary Con
molly, writhed and twisted in the death agony
until tbs spectacle became too much even for the
crowd OF gszers who throDged around, and
many of them turned away filed With horr0T
from the sppelling aud frightfIl scsns. There
were several physicians in attendance, but the
condition Of the sufferers was beyond the reach
Of medical skill, and both died before we left
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26

D1INisLRAIOkS NJ rlCE.-Mhereas, letters
"A of administration the estats Of Heury Moore,
deceased were g-auiea tle rndsragned BY the Pro-
bate c1nrt Of YadabHsha county STATE Of Mississippi,
aE the September term. 1852 thereof this notice is
tberef re hereby wen requesting al persons having
cslma agaiust tie estate II shI deceased to exhibit the
same and have them registered in tie manner and
within the me prescribed b. law er they viii be fJr
ever barrad y, ". MOORE
es5-Iau6w Administrator.
DdINiSTRAgOK NOTICB.-Whsres ress. letters
"A of admtnisFa cn the estate Of E izahe S.
B0bbtt dscd granted % tas undersigned 3 he
Feptember tern le62 Of tie Probate court of Ysls
bashs oouuy State OF Nissssp ppl this notieeis there
fore hereby given requesting a persons having slaims
HEsins the Of said sased exhbis the
and have them reg sisrsd be and within the
time prescribed by law hey Will be forever barred
esSIgW0E R0BERg BARTIE, Admtor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26
q MILITARY SCHOOL
q LOUTST.qN.q.
LIST Day Of November Next,

TTyHE next term Of the SEMINARY OF LEARNING
Il and MILITARY ACADEMY Of Louisiana, located
near Alexandria on Red river, viii Commence on the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26
suFFoLK NoT EvAcUATED-Il

oUTFOLk NOT EFACI ~ LIE 9llIaIlIE
Express of the 20tb ssys;
Notwithstanding the positive assertion Of q
gentleman, on whose authority We announced
Yesterday, that Suffolk had been evacuated By
the Yankees, we learned last night from friend
who is now in position to know, that the town
has not been e7aeuated. On Tuesday last Suf-
folk was known to be occupied By two regi-
menfs OF Yankee cOnsenpis, the several drilled
regiments which had been there, having been
removed some two weeks sinca. Our informant
also states that tho dspTedatiOns Of the Yankees
at Suffolk upon the surrounding country have
been increased iH violence during the past week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26
PennsyIvanSans Joining rhe Confederate


We ere assured, upon the statement of az ofii-
Ger of the Confederate army who arrived in this
city yesterday, and who left Frederick q few
days ago, that q company Of Pennsylysnians,
from Adams county, numbering one hundred
and ltaeen men, arrived at Frederick last night,
and rendered their services to the Confederate
Government. The company was regularly or
eanized, with its own officers, before they left
their own State, and declared that they were
unwilling to stay at home to be drafted into the
abolition services Richmond Dispatch,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26

TIE YELLOW FEVER AT WHsnEGTON-fhe
Wilmington IN c y Journal Of the 20th inst,
says
We have made inquiries and learn that, since
our last report, made on Tuesday lsst, the 10th
instant, but two cases Of yellow fever have been
reported TO his honor, the mayor Both cases
have proved fatal
There has thus, in all been eight cases report
ed, in regard to one Of which some doubt exists
Not incIH,Iing that. there has been seven cases,
six Of which have died, and only one recovered.
Including that case there have been eight, with
two recOYeres.
Itis only right to remark, that although the
progress Of tie fever is slow, and by no means
approaches tho eharaetsr Of an epidemic, there If
vet no improvement in the general health OF the
town fact which absenteos ought to bear IN
mind, and not prematurely hasten their return
home.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26
EXTENT OF THE CALAMITY.

This, as we have said, It would he difficult TO
determine just now. We believe that at least
seventy lives were lest, and the mortality may
even exceed this, IS many who were taken cut
were 50 badly injured that their recovery is out
of the question. Altogether, the occurrence is
the most psinful By all odds, that has ever hap
penGd here, and it has carried death and desOla-
ton into many happy household.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26

Our loss at Harper's Ferry Is stated in precise
numbers at II ,5s3, and forty seven pieces Of ar
tiIlery, beside some thst were so badly injured
as not to be worth counting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26
THE HoRRoR INCREAsEs.

We are now on a liue with the burned build
ings, and can see crowds OF men at work taking
out the remains Of such as peTished iD the ruins.
Near here, under q tres, lay the remains Of seven
of the sufferers, and little higher up, inside
the garden fence, we counted the remains Of
twehty-six others. OF these little else remained
than the trunks. In some cases The heads and
arms were burned off, and in others the legs
were gene while Of the arms nothing but the
larger bones remained. They were crisped, or
burned into all conceivable shapes, and present
ed altogether the most sickening spectacle we
have ever looked upon We have seen death in
almost every form, but never in such shape IS
this. The battle field presents nota 1.-THE Of the
horrors Of such scene. God grant that We
may never look upon such spsetaels again.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-26
TAKNG OUT THE BODIES.

The fire had not yet been thoroughly quenched,
and strong stream was being thrown upon the
ruins by one of our steam fire engines, while
men carried water to the scene Of The disaster,
and labOred nOAly in putting out the flames. As
the fre was got under, those engaged IN taking
out the bodies extended their operations until
the heart of the largest Of the buildings wss
reached. At the time we left several bodies had
been taken out, swelling the number which
came under our notice altogether to forty-six.
This, however, we DO not consider anything ike
the number lost, as at the time Of our leaving We
counted at least five additionsl bodies lying in
the ruins, to which the wOrEmen were unable TO
get access on account of the heat. How many
were under them no one can say.
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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-02
Yankee Spies have been discovered in Richmond
recently 1t is probable they are prowling over the
country, Look out for them.
GRANVILLE June 81. 1St
TeCciiIiy.
country.
For the Standard.

GRANVILLE, June 81, 1862.
Mr.. ED1roR:-Allow me to nominate through
YOUR columns, Major c. G, Blacknall, asa candidate
for the Commons branch Of the Legislature for the
County of Granville. The hour has arrived when
political discussions should be avoided they only
tend to divide people who should be united-re-
cognizing but one foe and striking for but one OBJ
iect-the Independence of our country. Hence it
is hoped that there will be but set Of candidates
in the field Major formerly Captain Backnall,
now holds position in his regiment where his ser
vices will probably be but little needed during the
winter months, and seat in the Legislature would
relieve him temporarily from camp duty, and enable
him to recuperate from the effects Of the wounds
received in the battle of Chickahominy' His pa,
triotic impulses and general intelligence are well
known. He would scorn to quit the field and seek
Office in an hour like the present Let the people,
therefore, without regard to old party lines COM
nl;ment him during his absence. by placing him in
position where he can serve his county in legisla-
ton and gain strength for repetition Of his useful
ness in the field feel satisfied that this announce
ment will receive the appreciation Of large MAORI
ty of the people Of 1nAN ' lhnH'
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-02
QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
,GoldsbOr0ugh. June 18th, 1862.

sale are hereby notified that the Quartermasters De-
parmeat is DESTROYS Of purchasing wool any quantities.
and requested to notify at this place, at what prices
the receipt Of such notification the places Of delivery will
be indicated Those having the article for sale
estly solicited to give h. advertisement their attention.
AZ he place of delivery will be made convenient and lib
era price will paid This advertisement is intended to
apply only those residing within the limits Of the State
Of North Carolina. JNO. w. CAMERON,
Maj. and Q. N. c. g. A.
Juue IT, 1862 25-winside4t.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAVE TURNED OVER MY AGENCY IN RICH.
- mtnd to the Young Mems Christian Association and
take this method of informing those interested in the
lori and welfare Of the sick and wounded
regiments that in future their wants will b. attended to
as far as practicable by the officers of this benevolent and
praise-worthy association.
In future all supplies will be directed to ROGER MAR.
Tin, Esq Superintendent Army Committee Y. NJ c. As
ISOLATION, Richmond, Va.
P. F. PESCUD,
July I, 1862. Sal
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-02

We regret to learn from friend, that David Car
ter ESQ.,, of Hyde County, died at his residence on
the 23d June He had just returned from Rich
mond to attend upon mis- two sons. wounded in the
battle on the 3lst May. While there he was at
tackled with cholera morbus, started home as soon
as able but the disease terminated his existence in
few days. He was an enterprising farmer and
highly respectable citizen.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-02
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

SEvERAL HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
- M"cssv'iie, which L will sell for Confederate money
exchange for negroes One of the houses is very large
and IS situated the corner in front of the Public Square
and. with little le6tng would accomm odate several
barn attached, with spring and good we'll wafer very
convenient Immediate possession given Several other
smaller houses and lots with good gardens and stables at
taGmed with good water would be sold the
This property desirable, situated as it is in high
healthy country. Immediately between the waters of the
North and South Yadkin Rivers II miles North Sails
ouy IN the county of Dare n c. and of the best
grain growing counties in the State.
W. B. MARCH.
Sc Gather, at Mocksville, will take pleasure in
showing the property at any time, &c.
July !. 1857. 27-w2m
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-02

The large influx Of runaway negroes from Mary
land, Virginia and Kentucky into the Northern
States, is producing its legitimate effects upon the
slavery shriekers and the negroes. Abolitionlsts
are d,schargng their white laborers and hiring the
blacks at greatly reduced prices by which the ne
groes are nearly starved and the white laoorers are
on the point Of rebellion.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-02
ID / E. ID


In Montgomery County, N c. after an illness of three
weeks from typhoid fever Miss ANN ELIZA CHRISTIAN. in
the 10th year her age eldest daughter of Col Samuel H.
and Eliza Christian Thus the grim monster death has
laid his rude hand for the first time upon that family and
nipped from its circle of its choicest gems, while in
the bud.
She was gentle amiabe and lovely GIRL an ornament
pride of her relations and the cherished friend of school
mates.
Just the rays of day light <awned upon the world
the morning of the 18th of June, God wbo doeth all
things we'll, saw fit to remove her pure spirit from its
tenement Of clay, while in the bloom of YOUTH with all the
promise of long and happy life. We miss her. Oh
shall miss her Sadt; The vacancy cannot be filled. but
twas God who did 1t, let not murmur, but say, "Tby
will be DONE
The interest she manifested in lgon before her illness
her friends the most conclusive evidence that she was
ready to her Saviour in that House made with
hands, eternal in the Heavens" The writer watched BY
her bed side days and nights before her DEATH and
truly say
"Dearest" cousin. "thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we DEEPLY FEEL,
But tits God who hath bereft US,
He can all our sorrOwS heal" M***.
In Richards Onslow County, N c. on the 18th of june
1852 Lieut.. WILLIAM Humphrey, aged 10 years. months
and days.
The deceased an officer in Capt Koonces Partisan
and breatbed his last few DAYS after he reached home
surrounded by his parents and friends. He young
of unexceponabe character amiable and obedelt
as a son, kind and afeconate brother-oved and
spected By all for his noble and generous qualities The
writer knew him WELL and deeply sympathizes with the a
len upon them Our deceased friend has given bis life
sacrifice the altar of his country, and though his ia
mar face will be vsbleh more his bright example
and his good name will continue to live. E.
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Ranger Companies Wanted.
July /, 1862.

Partisan Ranger Companies Wanted.
MA. ]. R. GRIFFIN. OF GEORGIA, THROUGH
III the recommendation of Maj Gems. Loring, Huger,
Range has been empowered BY the Secretary of War to
raise Regiment Of Mounted Rangers having organized
Battalion Of five companies in his State. which have
been accepted of by Cen Holmes operate between Colds
borough, N. c., and Norfolk, Va Maj. Griffin would be
pleased to fill up the remainder of his Regiment with
troops from North Carolina. Captains with companies
be furnished blank pay rolls upon which he will pay boun
ty and furnish equipments &c. Psrtsans, it will be
mebered receive the paw, bounty rationa quarters
&c. other troops with additional of full valuation mp
all property taken from the enemy For further nfor
nation apply to MAJ. J: r. GRIFFIN.
Goldsborough, b. c.
July /, 1862. 27-w6awfm.