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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-16

Troy. flerpOlnt; al " neellng, mas ISSUED
Proclamation requesting the citizens in Wes-
tern Virginia, to arm for the defence Of that
portion Of the state against an expected attack
from the Confederates and calling for the or
ganization Of the militia drills, &C.
The Wheeling Press says that it is the ultra
course Of the abolitionists, which has ''nerved
the Confederates in the South with the irwin
chile spirit Of self preservation and enabled
them to effect some recent successes. Iturges,
also, the &. S. government to take off the
brakes'' upon the press, and the expression of
mems opinions.
American breadstuffs are to be admitted into
Portugal free Of duty.
The New York Post Of Saturday says
Stocks are up and gold down to-day 3aa per
cent. as compared with the sales of yesterday
forenoon. The military situation, as repre-
sented IN the morning papers, is esteemed
more encouraging, and this, with the brighter
weather overhead, creates a better confd .nce .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-16

We shall probably, tonight or tomorrow
have some details Of the battle of yesterday, Of
which we had no account this morning:-how
long it lasted-vhat it's results.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27

iloe9 From Fort Atkinson, by Alba, Zillo.
jacksonville, Nes Hampton, aud North Mashing-
on, to Charles City, DO miles and back, once q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27

Leave Ossian Wednesday at m, arrive Of
Forester next day by f2 NJ. Leave Forestsa
Thursday Mt i m, arrive al 0ssiAa next day BY e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27
No. 3O7

. lleos From Ossiau. by Camnr, Burr Oak
springs, New Oregon, Vernon Springs, Morgan
and Granger, 10 Forester 5e mikes and bacE once
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27

Leave Fort Atkinson FRIDAY at 8 m, arrive at
City Saturday at p m, arrive at Fort Atkinson BIZ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04

| The report of the Congressional committee
/ for the investigation Of army contracts fmpli-
Gates Gen. Butler in one of the numerous in
/ stances of corruption. Mr.. J. T. WhfpDle. a
| hat manufacturer, doing business At No. 81
| Broadway, New York, testified concerning ne
| gouGtons with Gen. Butler and his quartermas-
ter, for the sale Of SIX thousand army caps. He
said;
"On Monday I went to Boston, and went 70
Buffers Office, and there I met several of his
staff officers, one Of whom IS bis adiutant. Geo
Z. Strong, and Col Geo. Shepley, Of Portland,
aud Capt Paul r. George, and one other person
whose name do not remember, with Gen. But
Ter. There l showed them my samples. and
they looked al the various samples and decided
upon one style. Then Gen Butler took tbis
sample in bis hand and came up to me and
asked me the price. / told him SIS per dczen.
five per cent. If for cash in hand Then Gea
Butter said, Now the question is this. and we
might as well talk it right cut; Can you let US
have six thousand ct your price. giving nv
quartermaster ten per cent 10 divide around
think those are the exact words l put them
down at the time when they were fresh in
my memory, and gave them to Quartermaster
Vinton, Of this city, who gave them to General
Melgs, qusrtermasteT general I then told Gen
Batter that be had mistaken his man, and
turned around and gathered Up my samples
and put them in my box, and told him at the
same time thatI had been able t. keep the mill
going without TssoTting to anything of that
kind, aud, when it could not be done without II.
it would be stopped"
Whppi5 tsSti6 IS that he made no contFaet. in
velving divide around - bus that subse-
quently Gen. Butler purchased two thousand
OF bis caps upon his (Whippls's) original legit-
innate terms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04
Kentaeky-The Partisuus-ProcIamati
Of Gov. MaEoGu.

LOUISVILLE, July 29.-It is reported that
guerrillas under Colonel GanO, Of Morgan n0tcr-
iety, took Russellyille this forenoon, killing ore
or two Of our Geutenants and badly w0uudiug
Capt. Morrow Of the Kentucky volunteers.
O.her reports say that q collision between the
home guards Of Russelville took place, either
from mistake or otherwise.
A few hours after the rebel capture of Russell
vile, a portion Of a Federal regiment was due
there, and has probably arrived and reinstaled
matters.
The line is working south to Nashville, but
We can get nothing further from RusselIviIle,
which is on branch line, to night. The theory
here is, that the rebels took away the operators
before the arrival Of our forces
Gov MagOfia's proclamation Of yesterday
calling together tine legislature Aueust I4lh.
after remsTking that the military board sf5I{
claim the paramount military authority Of the
commonwealth, and are unwilling to resign the
power heretofore exercised BY them, or to permit
their exercise by me, continues: Civil conflict
is impending over US. I am without soldier
or a dollar to protect the lives, property and
liberties Of the people, or to enforce the laws
Daily appeals are being made to me, as the gov
ernOF OF the State, to protect our citizens from
marsuiing bands, and in the peaceable enjoy
ment Of their property and rights under the Con
sttutiOn.
l am without the means and power TO afford
relief, and l am left nO-alternatve but to appeal
to you, their representatives, in the hope taat it
will not be In vain. Any attempt on my part TO
organize force for that purpose will certainly
Precipitsts the evil, and l therefore not unwii-
lingly convene the general assembly, that thsy
may themselves determine the extent Of the au-
thority granted by theE, and looking to the
policy adopted in the State, and the late action
of Congress and the President touching the
question Of slavery, to provide for the safety Of
our Institutions, and the peace and tranquility
of the commonwealth"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04
Cen. mcCIeIInn,. Position.

No movement has yet taken place by General
hCCiellsu's army The rebels, on the other
hand, if there is truth in the reports of the last
few days, are exceedingly active. According to
some, very heavy bodies have been thrown upon
the est side of the James river, between Fort
Darling and the mouth of the Appomattox, the
enemy position all PelersbU gshas b, en- great y
streng hened, and formidable deferses erected at
several points south Of Richmond. Il has also
been stated that strong column is moving to-
ward Suffolk, with the ultimate design Of either
recsptunng Norfolk or of making mischief in
the vicinity of Hampton Roads Tnere are also
reports hat the enemy is planting batteries on
the bluff below Harrison's Landing. where they
are too high 10 be sienced by the Federal gun
boats.
We think the newspaper correspondents have
cut out altogether too much work for the rebels,
as We hardy thipk General Lee would divide
and scatter his forces to the extent implied.
TheTumOred advance upon SuffU IS clearly
nonsense, and as for batteries on the james to
blockade that stream below McClellan's position
no great danger in our view, is to be feared from
such AN attempt. The concentration between
DruTy's B uf and City Point, is more reasonable
and probable
The activity in POpe's department, the arrival
of Commodore Porter at Washington from For
tress Monroe, and various other symptoms
look to us as indicative before Richmond. To
a wounded soldier, who expressed wish to re-
turn and help take Richmond, Mcclellan is re-
ported to have said, Then you will have to re-
turn very seoH." a little time, now, may give
US stirring and perhaps glorious news.-St. Louis
Republican, 3oh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.

General Order No L.
JACKSON. NisS. July p 1852
II AVN 2 been sSigIe1 to tie command Of 2 CkAP
Ia OF ISsTRTeTIoS, located a. Brock haven, Law
/ renee eOuB-y mississippi. the H. Orleans Epo
Jackson Rslr sd It Is ord red that s persons nos Ia
gay EXEMPT frsm enrolment for service in tue armis 8
Of he C7Lederste Stsss between de FgeS Of eighee
AID thir7ydvs residing in the following counties sud
Stae Of Mississippi Va: liar hail D-Sora, Tuu.ea,
Psnsl4 Lafsye e. Coshoma Calh'U1, Tsllsbu hs,
fsllsbs chic, SUreswsr. Bolivar Washington, Carr
Ghoeisw Atts's HslEes IssHquens, Yaz01, HaCisOa,
Lsske, Scott EEukin, Hires, Warren, Claiborne, Coli
a.. SuoTs n. smith, CoyngtOn. Lawrence FfsnElin
'eEersou, Adams, Y kEso1 Amife Pike, Marion aud
Hsue3ck, re Trt 10 person, the l1t Monday Ct AU
guat lr62, 10 the urder igaed 81 sAid camp.
N exc ption9 VII Be Al owed upon the certificates
Of PSyseisns, eIeep tbo;e who bold commissions a.
surgeons in ihs U. Army.
PerSors holding such certificates viii renori th-m
selves the camp szd certificates being subject to the
spprovsl Of the Commsndsnt
All refugees or persons ciiZers Of these Safes or
portions II Ststes bel ngDg T. he Con-edersey and
in possession Of tn euemy, who are or N y come
whiT TIE lirs Of ths named count eg. are ID
clu1ed il the above or er
Ali persons failing 20 comply with the above order
viii be ported ard trest d IS d.serfe-a.
Each Fe-s0n viii bring With him one blanket rr qil+
eup a. PATE ard from thre= 10 five davs raj ny
aeeorirg 10 the distance f-Nm the camp.
Trsnst tortzton OF tie e r.ut railroads viii be fu-
uished upon application 10 tbs c8rduetors-
BY order Of The Se-P-rzTy Of War
N. r. CLARK Msjor sni A. A g.
i~S~-9w s'"G-ga Nj . Germ ~ Tnst-ur.G-n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04

Information of the following character was
received bsre by Gel. Marsh this morning from
JefsrsOufity:
At noon, yesterday the Federal forces at
M0Ore's mills, seven miles east of Fulton, were
attacked by the rebels, nine hundred strong.
The Union troops were under the command of
Col Guitar, snd consisted Of his own force and
some reinfOTcements under Lieut-Col Schaffsr
and MsJOrs Caldwell and Chopper, in all six
hundred strong. They were attacked at noon
by the rebels, who evidently relied on superior
numbers for victory. A desperate fight instantly
commenced, and lasted until four O'clock in the
afternoon Ths rebsl5 fought well but were
finally routed by the Federal troops Oae hbn-
dred ConfedeTates were killed and wounded, and
one taken prisoner. Tire Union loss was forty
FIVE
4 considerable quantity Of ammunition, bag
gage, etc, was captured, and a good many
guns. Col Guitar immediately resumed pursuit
OF the rebels, and prospects are that ne will
oVertake them again. Cobb, one of the Confed-
crate leaders, is reported killed
Col. Guitars force consisted Of the 9th Mis-
souri, State militia and 3rd Iowa
Ihe principal officers engaged, besides Col
Guitar, were LisUt.-COl Schatfsr and Major
Chopper, Of the Missouri troops, aud Major Cad.
well Of the Iowa fnrce.-St Louis Republican.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04
NOTICEl
HEADoUAPTERs ID

HEADGUA 9TERS ID DISTRICT
NtCksBURG, July e 1862 {
n NEIGE IS hereby glyen fo al parsons who sre sub
N Iscr 20 he sctio OF be C1nscript Act that tha7e
Wh1 ' Iul:Fe- wi.ro1t waiting Ne enrcilrs under
tbe law. " u be Slowed sesc' ther own company
snd reg -nf, n flei Sts+e from ng tbe seversl
corps BIS Brigade, composed Of the following rsgi
men q.
Frst Regimen. LOulsiana Artnsry-5olonel C. A
FUte-.
Egah Battalion L7ui lana Ar-iEery-Lieu o1eI
". PinErrv
-Fe92rta r gineat Loa.sisus vO.untsers-COlonel h
se7el-e=uth Regiment Louisiana voluuteers-Col
r RI tEd-on.
1,wsgty-siz-h R-g'msnt Lcuisiaas voluutesrs-COl
A d D-cl0usl
TNeuLyss,veath Regiment Louisiana VoluntserE-
Gel. Z D. Esrks
T~suty sghth Regiment Louisiana yoluatoers-COl
Al en- Thomas
Third Regiment Mississippi voluatssrs-COi. T A.
Mellon
si3th Bsttsioa Mississippi V5luntesrs-L.sus. Col.
:. y. Bsl-o1r
Com S1y of Ssp2srs and Miner=-Capt D. Winter
By comalsld Of Brig-Gsa. L. L SNITH.
J. +. OR MES
T0l ~ Ge-erai
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04
VOLUME XII, NO. 1884,


A French paper states that IN Burgundy thi
season, in consequence of very abundant vinr
crop, and in order TO empty their casks in pre-
/ paraiion for it, wine is sold By the hour and no
/ by the bottle Sixty centimss (l2 csnts) for an
| hours drinking. If this state of things lasts
adds the journalist, ne shall hear Of more than
Que farmer catching a sunstroke in the shade.
| A Paris letter reviVes the old story that Louis
| Napoleon is believed to be affected attim men.
tally TO such a degree IS to become Indifferent to
the eouIss of affairs, and during these moments
they say the empress controls him, and when she
controls him the priesthood, to whom she is de-
voted, gain the asceudency.
The fear of further fires in st. Petersburg
seems to have subsided The insurance comDa-
MES have lost between 8220 900 and E29O, 900,
but the total destruction was much more, the
amount insured having been comparatively
small. It is thought, however, that a million or
million and a quarter sterling will cover all.
Lord PalmeTstOn has been elected master Of
the Trinity House, in the room Of the late prince
cOnsort.
A man named Tallbreak has been sentenced
to penal ssTvitude for life, in Engand, for kill
ing his grandmother. He was q believer in
wltchcraft, and committed the deed because he
believed she had exercised devilish arts upon
him.
The day after the burial of Halevy, the Baron
de Hothschild wrote 20 the widow that be had
allowed her an annuity of $1,000; Mons Rodi-
ques, wealthy stock broker, sent her SIG 600
for the dowEy of her two daughters and Mons
Pereirc wrote to her that her husband was the
possessOr Of the mansion on the Boulevard Male
sherbes with rental of $1,000 annually. A
few days later, the Emperor sent q bill to the
Council Of State, oOnlerring upon her an an
nuitY.
There is no chance for female doctors in Scot
land The Edinburg college Of physicians have
decided, by vote Of eighteen sgains. sixteen,
that women doctors shall not receive diplomas.
The illumination of St. Peters at Rome, on
the occasion of tho canonization OF he japan
ese martyrs, was a failure The affair was so
badly managed that danger to the building was
spprehended, and fire engines were kept in read
mess until the lights were consumed. Showers
OF wax bespattered the spectators.
MEzzini, in q formal address to the people Of
Italy, declares that the government has impeded
the march upon Venice and Rome, and be can
sidered himself released from all obligations to
wait the national action. lie and his, he ss7s.
will press on, without waiting for King or Par
lament
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04

THE CHINESE IN CALIFORNIA.-These peo-
pie are awakening a great concern among the
citizens, and war of races seems in full pro-
gress, and in its course develops some very Gu
rious facts. $4,000 Chinese are already there
and many more coming. The legislature at its
last session enacted law imposing a have tax
on this species Of population, snd adopted me-
mortal to Congress appealing for protection
against the contingency cf an overwhelming
immigration of MOugOlans. The petition ex-
presses the opinion that they are far more unde-
sirable than negroes, and predicts that unless
the influx Of these people is arrested, new sys-
tenn Of slavery will be engrafted upon the insti.
tutions of the State. The vice prevalent among
these people, as disclosed in the petition set for
ward, is startling
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
IOFFICIAI..l
HEADQUARTERs-lsr DISTRICT, DEPhRT.1
MEET No y I
TAS6IPABOA, b A July p 1852

HEADQUARTERS-lsT DISTRICT, DEPART,l
MENT No. =,
TASsIPAHoA IA, July y, 1862.
| General Orders No. q.
He Provost Marshal of tie county or psrisl
whar- any slav= may be arresied, irsether wtf
thee resident slave owners 70 be by ha 80 es.ed ac
mmo ed, n a, lf'ts a fnee al II br.s al for ID,
trial Of slaves charged with odeases se inst militia
law al for min OF have p9wet 10 = a CT sue
corp0resl puairsns Mt they may think proper
H. Every SLAVE who shall enter o. a ersot O enter
the ines OF the enemy, without special permit fr n
risthet Bes quarter O. who shsh from within
the lines shall ce shot eive sreh corn.
eal san' this " buRal my ee- r1n-pe-
III. " he-e any ave has been nSeu-ae5 q death
by tEe TRIBUNAL heTe established the eeution o. te
tencs excep in where the vicinity 4 the me
m nay rec ire Immediate action, will ke susns nd
uat the semen has been Fprsved By tie comma
iug General Of the Dis rct and order issueu for The
exec .tisn
". IN parishes or counties, in which 10 Proves.
Mar hal ha, besD sppO ted, where fOn other cir.
auees, slaves arrested caunot b. bro ght 10 T. al
hey vii b taken hefere tie nearest oycst Manila.
wno is s1thoiiE-d snd requred ts4s eogrfzane Of
the caSe and proceed ia 81 resp Ih-u me ar
rest had beer made in his own 0srish county
V. Wuerever il Is practicable, and the owner con.
sentS to it, p1Dishe rs Inflicted upon slaves undr H.
provisions Of Ihs order will be inflicted up p the p n
Ia ion 70 which thy be eng or attached and in
presence Of he other slaves.
VI Provost Ns-hsls are suthor zed to use the is
or prisons Of thir respective counties 70 WIS OF ar
ishe for the 1unuem n OF slaves. The keepers of
ese es ab shmeuts will be allowed the usual fees for
their mai am. nee.
va. = % persons oUninz saves. or 3 Iag them e
charge are = gulred to read this order them lezs
once moaih.
By command of Brig Gen. RUGeLEs.
L D. SANDID ~, @. s. A.,
jy292tsw4T A. 4 s. n-reetng- eueral
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04
Arrival Of the aSarOIed Prisoners from
lfuFfreesboro.

Tuesday morning $50 men Of the 81 Mime
sofa regiment arrived in the city. They came
by way Of Louisville, down the Ohio landing
below here at Jefferson barracks. aud coming u1
the lron Mountain railroad. They are a part Of
the force lately captured at Murfreesboro, Tenn.
They are fine looking body OF men, bu: seem
much dispirited by being obliged to surrender.
Their colonel (Lester) they accuse Of not doing
his duty, and state that had he acted bravely
they could have been victorious that he aban-
doned them when most needed. Their heuten-
ant-colOuel (Griggs) and all the men begged to
be allowed to fight, and especially once or
twice to attack when favorable Opportuni. les Of
tered, that the first parties of the enemy appear
ing could have been cutt pieces lad the troops
been handled properly.
The soldiers are now on their way 10 their
homes.-St. Louis Republican,.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04

QUEER IDEA OF AN OATH-At the criminal
term of the Supreme Court, lately held in Law
renee, Mass, little boy six years cid, was
called as a witness in an assault case. The
district attorney, having some doubts whether
a boy of so tender age knew the nature of an
oath, proceeded to ask him few questions, as
follows:
District Attorney Little boy, do you know
what it is to testify?"
Little Boy suppose it is to tell the truth. "
District Attorney" Yes, but what would be
the consequences if you did not tell the truth p
Little Boy" suppose I should be sent to
Jail"
District Attorney But would not God pun
ish youl"
Little Boy" guess not dads Universal
ist"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04
TO THE PLANTERS OF MISSISSIPPI
AND LOUISIANA,
PRODUCE LO.5.E' .gGEECF.

JACKSON, July IS 1852
DY directions from the Department at Richu o1o 70
- ice is hereby siven thar su5scrb OF cotton ard
m5Ley 70 the Gov eTnmeDt are required 20 com
ple muedisisly vi he tarUs cf their bscrip ion
Ths ps9 Of this lOal have On up TO tLi da
st the option Of the sub ,eIbsrhs su.pens on Of tie
collection be ng allowed by tha Department in cOusz
quaEcs Of the low prices Of produce AMI desire
chi ate the interest Of both the SUBJ crber ald Govern
ment.
Holders Of crttcu difp0Ee 0f IL ei'ter TO be
Government or private purchasers PAIR and FULL
prizes, srd It ia urg-d shat Tiber viii pe7for- t.
OIL CATION VII CD il upon them y the sd11ti1a Of th
or the ether of tles terusgsS as speedily pos
sib q.
The bonds Of the Gover-uent are readily nesod b.
81 pa interest fro b da-e # the irarssc.ltl
nd srs Tor N Of 6 10 $3.50 snd 900
II her VS. any psti IN ia maEinE it will Re
Ebited n Tlserisg th7 sUbscrp rptO7 ether hv e'iut
aad pay Dg ov fh5 proceed by surreudering tle
Al Use 10 the 0oveTn' en- a. "a vsltstiou.
Thlss Wh1 have uor hitherto sUb,ersbeu may now
oif5T thesr srJps In tie manner
The subscribe has erssbsbed ~ Office Il JseksOu
where b - ready receive all bscri ions in mon
OF Ia nIodUss snd deliver TIE bolds
Whs7e e-ps of red stse Jheir oeq'ion7 ard the
ln~ss price has Vii be taken the p.sue- n retain
the Gust dy of TIE same.
iykl stAw3w 7. D r. DE30w.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04

SUPPOSED FIGHT NEAR GORDOSsvrLLg-
Passengers from Charlottesville Saturday even
ing, report that very heavy canDenadi1o- vas
heard in the direction Of GoriongviIls com
menciDg about II O'Clock, and it was supposed
a fight was progressing between our forces s7d
the enemy in that vicinity. Up to III O'Clock
Saturday night, however, no intelligence of
battle had reached US By telegraph, and we ars
inclined to think that none had been FOUGHT.
The opposing armies are vergiug closely to-
gether, and an engagement between them at q
very early day appears to be inevitable. Tha
result we do not consider matter for a moments
anxiety or doubt. Pope viii skedaddle. with
greater celerity, if such a thing were possible,
than did his predecessors Shields and
LynehbNrg Republican, 2stE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04
NOTICE.

the mster Of the fnsl settlement Of the estate OF
1 Nsti ds Price, dscd. J. L S2icCr Administrator Of
TIE IS at9 Of MsfIdA Price deceased 5hs dsy ed
presented bis account Of the its and semsus
on behalf Of said estate RId moved ths Court 10 Ta
eeiTe aud allow the sane a final account Cf his ad
minisTs-i1n WhereupOu in pursuance Of he StltUte
In this behalf t is ordered by The Court that ssid
minis rstor give notice OF the presentation cf his al
acrouot by publication Of thz same in tie Appeal a
newspaper publhbsd In The town Of Grsnsds in his
S1afe for four successive wseks AID that citation
10 the res dent hsrs Of Esd eEtsie forward and
how eanse, II gny hey can why ta'd final accsunt
suOsd not be allowed ard ordered TO record
IssCed July L II, 1862
J. F. SAMPLE,
iyrg s~fw fl.rk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04
Notice.

the matter Of the veucy Of the e7tste Of 20.
i seph Esstsni deed On reHdng and hearing ,he
report of T. B. Turner Admni-trst Of the estate OF
Joseph slsnd decd Of he insolvency Of said estate
snd taereuPCn t is ordered b. the Cost that ssid Ad
mnisraor make pub ieation 10 the heirs and devsess
and - pe interested sid estats for four con-
secutiFe wesks IN ihe Memphis Weekly Appeal, a II
per pubished in he town Of Grenada this State %
come forward snd show cause If any they oan, Why
said report OF insolvency should not in all thin Be al
lor ed ard Coz hrmed AMI ordered TO record.
Issued July 18th 1872.
J. F. SAMPLE,
ivlQ-lsv4z I,I.rg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-04

NyHEREss, letters Of administration on the estate
w q Joha Dony, deceased were FTaat I'd 70 the I'M
oersigned 3; the July term A D. 1862 Of the Probate
Court OF Yslohushs county, ate Of Misgissipp this
The 7th q said month this notice is there ore her by
given requesting s persous having claims against h
estate Of said deceased 10 exhibit the same ard have
hem registered in the manner and within the time pre-
scri5ed by law, or they viii be 70 ever bsrr-d.
GEO. ". ONLY
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