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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31
Particulars of the Rebel Flight.
DEAUREGARD DIRECTING THE RETREAT.
THE PURSUIT OF THE ENEMY.
ATTACK ON THEIR REAR GUARD
EFFORTS TO CUT OFF THE RETREAT

H,LLEcKs HEADQUARTERS. Friday, Mry 20, 1862
During nearly all of last night the moving OF
cars and suppressed whistles sounding betohened
some movement going on; but it not being any ne"
occurrence, WAS rot considered Of an extraordinary
nature. About O'Clock this morning, several ca
blossoms were distinctly heard Immediately after
skrmishers were thrown out, and general advance
commenced.
A very large amount of railroad iron was uD-
touched There being some twelve or fifteen tracks
Of railroad from the depot to the inrenchmenls with
side tracks and switches, they were enabled to move
troops with great rapidty. From oil information
cleaned from prisoners, it is thought the evacuation
commenced at rundown of last night. the enemy re-
treating in three directions. East West and South.
Beauregard stated to the citizens last night that he
intended ovacuating and throw himself on both or
TANKS. At this hour Cornth is held by outpos's
and the cavalry is searching for the enemy.
That sent by Gen. Pope came upon and dispersed
tie enemy, eight miles below Corinth on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad in the net Of burning the bridge
and capturing 40 prisoners
The enemy's rear guard destroyed the depot, a
few bales OF cotton and o church, and intended de-
siroying the entire village, but the citizens saved
sOlnc w HOheto ihcy aisV piOAO OlVh b'Ni'oi N'N
burned the contents.
A large cavalry force under Col. Elliot, cent out
on Wednesday morning by circuous route, To de-
stroy bridge on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
south Of Cornth though they have not yet returned
have probably succeeded az we Learn from prisoners
that il was known in Corn;h laft night that a large
bridge had been destroyed forty miles at the south b.
body of our cavalry, sudthat Gen. Popes 2Opounder
PARROTS yesterday enilsded their campr, killing 81
men and 100 horses; also that 3O-pouuder Parrot
shell, thrown into Corin'h by Pope as an exper.
ment, destroyed locomotive and killed the en-
gineer.
1; il thought among military men that the destruc-
ton Of bridges SOUTH the uncomfortable proximity
of our falling shells, and the possibility of Union
success on the Mississipp, were he causes of the
evacuation. Tie tnemys works certainly were Of
very great strength, and capable Of making stout
resistance.
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FROM NEWBt,RN,

The United States steam transport jcrsey Blue,
Can't. Jackeway, arrived at this port last evening
from Newbern, \. c., 2Sih inst, bringing CD pas-
.epgers sick aud wounded from the burnside Expe-
dion. Sac reached the foot of Robinson street
4; bout o'clock lset evening. An officer on board
informed our reporer that 80 Union prisoners, who
were taken at the battle OF Bull Rum and released
ON parole by the Rebels, had reached Newbern, and
were uu, Oh board the Cossack bound for this port
They will probably reach this city some time during
the div. six or seyen hundred negroes are en-
Moved ON Roanoke leland. They are at work on
the notifications, and making a canal through the
Dismal Swamp. There were eight or ten wounded
men on the Jersey Blue; the other patients have
been Frustrated by fever. Gov. Stanley was well
received by the people OF Newbern.
The i.f.e, Blue !en Scwbe Wedno.lly morning at
es nal pcs-snt passsg. She brought about ut sck
,youuIs soldiers We pubi.h tie names Of those ~no have
nos conc 10 their homes Tho following is oi the SICK
sDd wounded; - -, 4, =. 49,,
~ / Suttiuy Co X ~. III. q j. FullerBi =, LIST kLAt
IL Roberts 20 b. eth NIL j. n Hunt, Dat b. iH RI Ant
"a ,3nldn-I Co %, eta NIL q Merchant -" q ph A. 4.
p,rirr 90 X I'D Mass. W. Helm servant. SD \. Y.
M. ,,,d .e,y't b,h H. w Hand, servant. SD y. l.
.ns. .,rysnt 9Th " H. J. C. iie-tb. Co A, sch II. ].
q Sb.i,,rk Co. X 9th N. II. It. Good. In Co. A. hth l.
49, al, n a,th n..s H. McMsnn, 90 o. 9Th " \.
= r'.drrlci 60. A. I'D Drum-siajor, I'd Nd
r. Chandler. Co. J., sd Mass Surgeon n White ountse'
y : 1ii,,n Co, c. 5.t Pa Capt. Weeks OF the Navy.
T. Deayea Go. L, 3l.t Ia tip!' barrett
l. Estes To. X, sd Nas.. j. Uyan
d. Shepherd 10. X, 23d Mas. w a Benson.
y Fuller, band. zth Mas, Wni- bolen.
o. Henry, Co h. Ih \. T.. fr'ert'in.
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but coy cots bard to get TO- but harder TO eave Of
the railroad laborers-tbose homes, sweet homes, OF
peDurs and hardship, 40 much the sweeter Tor the
rest within them and the grand s0litudes around.
And here midway Of the stupendous ascent, bis con
temptations are distracted from the Sublime OF peak
and fores aud gorge and torreut to the Ridiculous
of human eccehtricity, for over there, beyo,d
the almost savage glen. over against the bald
cllfl. and the tortuous track Of precipice, along
which tie supple train winds, like snake, on The
wrinkled orhe ID of the mountain, seemingly mae
cessble by goal-path, man OF wealth and po-
liicsl mark and nigh social position, Member oil Con-
tress, eX-GoveTnDr oil State, Frank Thomas OF
Maryland, has piled q few logs together. aud with
some shingles and o little plaster, made him home,
with naught but the weird hemlocks above HIN,
and the roaring torrent beneath and there Winter
have doubt he will DO happy to zee you. And
What does he live on p inquired curious passenger
On the mountain, presume" answered face
lions wight. "But how does he get bis marketing =
by the birds of tie air and the buck-shOt OF The
earth; wild turkeys roost in HE treetops, aud deer
browse behind bis barn." And how does he get
down Rolls down" "Du tell p
And 40 to quote from Braniz Mayer again "we
roll ressilesy upward, along the broad lodges, see
lug the tree-tops sick as we swoop Into the AIR.
which freshens as we rse; seeing the vale grow less
and less aud the summts, th-t were Just now above
ne, draw closer and Closer till touch their level
seeing the river whence we started sink to film; III
its bed; seeing the narrow, upward. imprisouing
glimpse widen into a downward, distant reach"
My placid lucubrstions have Just been disturbed
BY the agitation OF much news peryading this small
community which, half soldier, half farmer as it is
bali loyal, and half Secesh-pursnes the even tenor
of its wav, with an amiabhty not surpassed by that
OF the Happy Family" in Barnuus Museum. The
news for another letter. ALTAMoyT.
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MARRIED..

BACON-MI.T.S-At Kent. Comp, on "Wednesday, MAY ~
by tLe Rev DR. Bacon Of NewHsyen. the Rev George %
Bacon Of Orause H. j. and frances j., daughter of T. h.
Als Of Kent
RARTLY-PUTNEY- Thursday. May 70, al the EpwoIlh
sen sry Iowa by the Rev X. w. kreler President Or
r. Bsre Miss Emeline Putney both OF Independence
lows
CARtART-MERLE-On Thur.dsy, Nay ~ a. Christ
Church Bro"klyn by the Rev b. III. Csahet, ID ID Ly'
man r. Csrhsr Opbeia daughter Of Mr. o. hefr d Aa-
bigne all of Brooklyn.
H.y ~ by the Rev Mr. McAlser. Mr. j. Lawrsrcs Giles
~ brooklyn f. TO Miss Alice youngest daughter o!
Anthony ard Alice vsIho~l of Eew-Yoh Cry
REYNOLDS -wEEKS-0n Thursday, May ~ by the Rev
Dr. Bowling. Nathan A Reynolds to Miss SsTsh b. Weeks
all Of this city
SCOTr-EEWCOMB-On Thurdsy May ~ oy the h-'
n, T.xir Jo..o n Scot. of Hudson City ~ j. to Mar!
n Youngest daughter of Joha Nescomo, e-q. Of Ne"
York City.
Maino papers please copy.
FsrFRyFLT-KNrFFfN-O THURSDAY May %, 49,,
b, the Rev W. Wood the residence 81 the BRIDE
fstrr thare. H. Wosers..t to Miss sarah L. MINI, s
OF Chester, II. Y.
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v;otou. deceased. The Circuit Court to-day for
mslly refused writ of habeas corpus for the die.
charge of an alleged fugitive slave. Subscrip-
tons of money are being pledged to employ
eminent counsel to test toe legality of the
application Of the Fugitive Slave law to the District
Of Columbia before tie Supreme Court of the United
States. The claimant of The female slave recently
arrested from MarhA Lsmon by tie military authoTl-
Ties is about entering suit against him for the re-
,oyery of the value of the woman.
THE ARREST OF SLAVE TRADERS
The Secretary Of the Interior responds to q resou
ton Of the Senate for information elaive TO persons
who have been arrested 10 the Southern District OF
New-York from the LIST Of May, 1882, to the LIST of
May, 1862, charged with being engaged in the slave
trade with the names and numh,r Of vessels arrest
ed and bonded, charged with being engaged in that
traffic. Forty-one persons are named none of
whom were convicted or tb,ir bonds forfeited, which
ranged from $50 to s,C,0)J. la some cases they
were tried and acquitted, ole or two escaped, but
most of the cases are marked "Bond not forfeited;
Complaint dismissed" The number Of vessels Is
forty-six.
CAPTURE or PRIZES.
On the 10Th inst, The l.. $. steamer Hateras cap
.sured the Rebel o Gamer CIV A. No ton IN Ber-
wick Bay, bound there from Sh,lbe fsss. She
loaded with Confederate Government pro
visions.
Also, on the ist inst, the Rebel schooner Meg
uoGa, while attempting IL leave Berwick Bay, She
was loaded with cotton ana tufpeL line252 bales OF
the former.
On the 9th inst, the same United States steamer
chased on shore the Rebel steamer Fashion, alec
loaded with cotton and turpeniine. She was fired
By her own crew.
THE TARIFF.
The Committee of WAYS and Means will not COM
re,ely frame their tariff bill until that for laying
internal taxes SHALL have been disposed Of, as the
pohcy is to lay foreign products the same rates az
those imposed domestic articles Of similar char
Acter.
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Mnrkefs-Peported By telegram

gryysLo May 3o-FLouR quiet aud steady WHEAT Gu.et
.,d prre. apart sales l20 bu.h Mlwsusee CLUB o. o'c
CONF stead, sales at &C. for and 55d"o Tor od lc
70, yellow Illinois. Other Grains qniet. CANAL FhEleht
arm: no engagements IsPoRTs, lfsoD bbla Flour Iitr
hn.h Wnest Epronrs, 400 bbls Flour, III 900 bush
W hest, II 90 do Corn.
Cnic.Go, May J0-FLouR quiet Wn1tr lc higher, a.
~. ale and sUdTic for No. COHN eciNe nhi
.aier at 2Ilc. for Old mixed. in store. RECEIPT FJ'
bb. Flour % GO bush Wheat, snd $500 bush ,oin'
SutrsE,Ts: 900 bush FDur So 900 tull Whe' md ~
On bu.h Com RRriOnfS &c. hsbs, ElcaANos ana GOLD
uuehsuged
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THE MARYLAND EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
DISLOYAL
BALTIMORE, Friday. May

BALTIMORE. Friday. May 90 1862
The Episcopal Convention adjourned this alter.
noon. No discussions were had on National affairs
The disloyh members having the majority, vented
their sentiments by excluding from the Standing
Committees and from the delegation to the General
Convention nearly every loyal man VINO was named
tor Aoss positions.
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Gpsrlal Noilces.

Ornamental Iron Work.
WROUGHT CASE and WIRE.
Io, Ising la.yav- Piers Balconies, Norsniss Garden
and Far Fonces Tree Guards, Stall, Msnser, and Window
Guards
WIRE WORK.
snop.r Houses Trei-es. Flower Frames, Baskets and
Stands, in srca; vsrirtiss
IRON FURNITURE.
p.dseada Cradles and Cribs with without msreucs
Al.o Chairs Sei,ees Lounges Ha: Racks, &c.
Illustrated Catalogues mailed receipt Of four Scent
stamps
HUTCHINSON 8; WICKERSHAN,
No .1Dn Canal st., near Broadway
General AGENTS ios " New-YoTk Wire Railing 20
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ARKi'AL OF GOV. STANLEY AT HAT
TERAS INLET

IT, Ct .isrsr. Monday. May 20, 1862
The steamer Gen. Burnside, with Gov Stan.v on
Board, arrived here yesterday Pbe coyernor 10.
5etber with Chaplain Clark Of the Msssoshr .s,,s
X5d, and Others, will proceed this morDno d, NJ.
bern in the steamer jersey Blue, and IN, C.n
Burnside will proceed to her destination f,rs,~.
South.
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LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
THE MILITIA REGIMENTS TO SERVE THREE
MONTHS.

Dnror oy voIUsTKyns. No. 81 walker Street,
NewYork. May 90 1882.
In consequence Of reports industrously circulated,
am directed to reques, tina, you will state suhors'vey
that the Militia Regiments recently ordered TO Wilmington
expressly accepted the Secretary OF War for the period
Of three unless discharged They cannot and
VIII not be detained longer
Youf obedirnt servant,
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Hlilitarp Notlses.

a,,;,s Assistant Surgeons. U. >. Army .
~ tnrVCss"S-FlIk MEDICAL. zen iLEMEN. OF good no
~ the profession ale wanted for service In the Uniie3
State Array Pay = leo per mouth Apg.o ttlons must ~
,s.de IN persor to SaI.soa L. b SArrEkLEE NO w
- a., New York
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The nutchAnson Family wi! give S 49,, Of the
the MscdOug->rl BAPTIST church. foi "A aoii.xs
stu,ion ~ the Children OF Deceased ana ci,ir1a
~ MONDAY June 2, ~ a , IA Aie, snd AZ tao
l2c Tir.,,s at The ln,suiion' NO 90 wa w.
door
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Clothing. ,,,pyyc ..s
have last completed ny entire new Neva y. -, IN rs va
oTHINt not surpassed In hi: ca; IN sns
Of An asso,iant ,sse nsd ..,s inc AL VIII 10
I'D n, ex,rfs.iy law prizes. Please Jan e. D. "1O
WIN Nos. 10 ana y Boweiy
-l,.,,. az she National Freedmnn's Ase0.
IN KEMovED to No 4co broadway COZ " "iAsr-
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Important I.

Important:
ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS
WASHINGTON AND ELSEWHDtE i,
chynld be seut hy HARNDkN'S EXPRESS No. ~ brcia
thev charge only Half Rates snd U ited States oo~
e,nn,ea. permits them to cary 80 tho Any
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Buslness Notlecs.

LIKE OLD GLORY."-Ws all march under
the Flag Of oar Union" Old 0ory"-and few are the mas.
cune New. Workers who do also march under Ksoxs
magnificent SPRING Hat which only DO found No. 2i2
Broadway Ths Hat hs not its equal the flag stones
look where you will II peerless.
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PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is THE BEST
and economical for laundry srd family use being par
cuy adapted for annels and all kind Of wooden goods
Manufactured and for sale by f. MoKGAas Sons No. I'll
ws.hington-st. aud No. 40 W e.ts-
Also FAMILY, PALE, and TO. Soaps
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READER, You can have an enduring. always
ready snd reliable Com PEN exactly adapted to your band
and style writing which will do your writing vastly cheap
than Steel Pens II you wsntt zee 1.-THE Pen ID Misnt'sr
than the Sword" in another column.
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SUMMER MEIISO ENTERTAINMENTS,
A great variety,
At PRIcis LOWER THAN EVER.
A. BAsKIr Co..
No. g6 Bowery. and
No los 5th sv., cor. 2'dTst-
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
Dr. j. L. Iittle, an accomplished gentleman, late
esdent Surgeon Of the New York Hospital, has re-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

DISASTROUS FIHE Mr.. Briss. H. Howard :
II woodyills in this county on Monday
NV. lO,h, had his house burned with al!
il. contents. Mr. Howard isa young nan
who ~i,h hi. wife had settled on a ne. farm.
and had jos, completed a neat 10: house
They were well supplied with good clothes
aud article. or bOuse keeping lie was
.h.en. a, work. and Mrs Howard went to
spend an hour IN the afternoon with a
psi-hbor md reiurned to end everything
in a,Ac,. No, an article vas saved
lArOo.took Tines.
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Tux ArrAcK on RIcnNoNp nr wAror Pa.
rIHsurRG. A Suffolk. Va correspondent,
OF the Baltimore American seems TO believe
tha, our POSSESSION Of Petersburg. as a
preliminary TO the taking OF Richmond,
would 10 an easy procvss. ule.sys
Though i, !. 10, in my position en-
au,ona,on in our great army to think or
suggest. We, canno, help sayIne that with
Corcoran'. Lrgion lying % near w. AMI
enough available troops here % ero-- and
A0lf a position on that NyT hss stream, II
seems a. II We could and should 10 10 While
the weather is sach iha, We can move With
ease and CELEBRITY. IL 1t not proper Tor
me 10 state our strength here. IL ., such,
however. that not an ohscr OF the command,
from the MAJOR General Commanding down,
doubts. Zee, confident, our power to take
Petersburg in spite q opposition within
week. u - ordered IRON ils poser at Wash
insicn. n General BurnsiGe fuif.ls ali
bore-. and drives rapidly on toward Rich
mond in the direction DO - pursuing, and
General Foster prcsse. up from North Caro-.
lns, while we sweep up the james river,
and on through Petersburg. supported on
cur right by the gun boats, what ). to hin.
der Richmond IRON byius oar. in very
short timc' Nothing. We have the. Nor.
iolS and Petersburg Railroad Tor supply
line. now in order q ZlnI. or IN state
which ~ill allow 1t soon 10 be pa, in order.
God e'Idsu,ly IN good order a, rrc-en, be-
y0ul. or the enemy ~, IN constantly in
transporting trOOrs and supplies toward the
Backwaicr"
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ONronD,s. Al Court IL Probate held al
psr's, within asd f| the Couni, Il ostr,i.
on the third Tuesday of N.sea.l-'. 4. ID. ls62.
ELlZA PARiiN nsmel sNecuifiS ~ oertaia
IL instIument pufporiiag IN b. the last viii and
testament 81 Almori rsflin, late of ,a.ncr 10 aid
enun'y deceased, having prrseaiei The sane Tor
rrvlt,isi
O.d1ei, Thhihe said rNscuirix give notice 10
sll r'-fs"u. Interested, Nv c,u.inga ecpy ~ ihi.
oulcr 10 We puhll.h'd three weeks successitely IN
the ONbui Dsnbcrai printed at rar,.. that they
may appear at rrohli. Cuaft o. h. hcld at ps,i,
bpsg ~ saiI coann. aa the third Tuesday 81 Dcc
.~Ni, 1T n,af n'coyk 10 The iatrnooa All ,hsw
cause. II sny they have, why The ,ame shouLl
MT H. rr,,cl, approved and allowed as the last
" ~ an,l te,iameni ~ aid decsass-l.
l.. W. WOODBURY. J.lr,.
4 true oop,--aiic,i: !! :. iioHH,, Ilegi.isr.
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NrnIIrr nr rnRrCLosuRc. Srlrr or

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Sr,rr %
~ NatNr- nNrosp, So. Nhstess, WI
liam ouns aai IrrJ,tic l.. Nouns, 81 Nor~sy
Csuni, sn ,iaie si-'e.aid.i b, ihc,f morigsge jcvl
dated August 10. iSj5, aai rrcntls,l ~ The o.
G,sd Rrg,.iD hook lOi. page, go aRd 81. o"'',
,e,~l b. c.'taia p,sce 81 hni ,i,'aird ~ ss'd
TOYS 81 Norway, a. SECURE the piy~eni II one
e,-siaia note II hard gwen by said william and
franc'. l.. Nooag IL Ta,msnt i,t sa'i lani. Nov
therefore. he conditions Il .s'd mortgage having
been btsksa, ,l.u, isfscl,.ury thereui rutsasn'
10 the statute ga ,u,h csss. made sol PEG, dol.
LXI,A 4. HEAL.
Man, NV. 20. iS6a.
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ro,A. II... s.a,,. apd IIou.e 81 Rspse,epta,i,e.

To the IIoa. seas,e aud House Of Representative.
ol the State % Ns,ac.
THE Subscribers ~oaid r,spsctfslly spT~.sat
i that they. With othsss. esaer. Of ADD In.
ieusisd " \ steam Saw Mn. situated 10 Bethel.
upos the b-nk Of The Asdrscarg,a fiVst and 9th.
- rrcretty coancciel th-rwiIh. ALL that the op-
sfaiioHs oi said nil soai H. grvally l.cil,ialsd
b, an Av, e Incorporation. They ihs'sio,e &C..
specially rcyns ,cuf Hon. bods. ia incorporate
them sn'i thEW assosiaIss iaio q boly palate b,
the usus oi ihe nsthsl Steam Mil Company, With
The fighi o. Manufacture saa l-f, par'hsse sad
holl pfupsuy o. an smouat aot sNcrsd'ng oae
hunIif,i theu.ani dilifs. shh right ~ sfrri ~
bsi,n. ADD pus " ~ r,er ~ 'a'd toss "l
n,thel, ~dh The oihsr u.'al curPofsic po"e''
aul rights O. similar cofpasal'oes.
JOHN LYNCH.
DAVID HAMMONS.
p.,h.I. Nov. %, is6s
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ONTosp, s.-At = Cont 1T Probate, held a.
P.ns, Sithln and loo the INuntN 81 ONip'd on
the third Tuc,da, of November 4. ID. 1862;
a LBION T.. BRADBURY. executor ~ the
n lac, S,ll aud lc.tamcut II Thuma. Bridbui,
late Of Canton 10 ,aid CIuni,, deceased. ha'in.
presented his Gnh account Of administration 1T the
csuie oi ,.id decreased lor allowance:
OrLr,a, That the ,aid Executor give no
ticc 20 ,l persons interested BY causing copl 81
ihi. order tobe published three werss succe,.lSr-
" IN the ONf1rl Democrat ihoi they may irpear
At a Probate Court To be- held at Pals. ~ sail
County, on the lhnd Tuesday of December next, a.
ten OF the clock in the iotraoon, and shrw cans.
IL any they have Why the same should not he
allowed.
T.. W. WOODBURY., Judge.
A true cop,-aiie,t; J. :. llOEHs, Register.
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ONroRp. s.-Ata Court of'rolnIe held at Ia.
~. within aud inr the cuuniy 81 ONluri, oH oh"
liui TUESDAY 81 November. A.p. l-o2;
DUH HASKELL, aimin,stuaifiN 81 the -.
IL tate of Thupi. Haskell late Of uNi"rd ~
aid County. ce-cisci, h,Sirs pirsonird her h''i
,nd Gua account at administration oi the cstal" oi
said deceased ur allowance;
OriOei, That ihe slid sdmini'taIfiN ei'e no.
tice 10 all persons iniere.ird bS caus,hg = copy
ct thi. oui-t ~ To- pnhli.hci thee weeks 'ucces'
.i,cl, In the ONfod Dcmocrst pt,uled At fans {,
that they NAV appear si a Probate t0uTt e. he
held At Paris. H. .,,I oouai, ou The th',d lu".iay
Of Deccuiaf next. 40 trn ut the clock ~ ih- iurr
npou. snt ,hc~ cause, fsuy they have, "h' the
same ,hOuld MT H. allowed
T.. ". WOODBURY., J.igs.
A tia, c,py--atlesI; is iioHRs, R'gisi'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28
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O,roEu,ss-Ntp Govt ot Probate held II -
fs. wuhin sri GO the Cupry 81 ONhfd. on
the ih,ul rutsl,N n Nu,,ml.r, \, ID. l>b2.
rNrliI.HlNE SUi't.E. sin,pisifair,N 10 hosi'
Y s.- go che estate 81 lAlhmp l.. Soul~ late 81
ONflui ~ sAil C"uoi, jsrs1sHi. having pfc."n'.
81 hrr hr,t SOL mai account II aimil''Ifali,n Of
The ..i,tr ~ AT drrel.s,i 80 alnwan-r.
Ouirrr,l. That ,h. .aii ,Imini.t'N give notice 10
40 p-r.uus interested o., causing COPS ~ ih,.
urirftn b- pui'i.h-i .hr,r weeks surcr,sirrl, ga
thr ONiofd prm",,si, nfsspap'r piini"d be-
raus. that the, ml, appear 10 . ru'l'-ir Coat
g. D.. he'll ~ Paris. ,a s,i c"uniy. "n ih" ihi'd
Tus.da, II n,r,ml-r neat, ~ ten o''.prk ~ the
fpr,np,lu. inI sh,w clusr. q ans the, have. Why
the IAN, .houi not H. Zr,nlri.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge
4 tue cop,-,ttc.i' J. =. iluHus. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

The great advance in Kerosene Of late, i.
a,iribuisI % the fact that Ia, summer ma.
~ manufacturers ,uspsuiel operations, un-
der ihc fear TIA, The tx would destroy the
business those factories now az work
have very large orders ahead. whicL will
Ircveat any decline i.r -oue week. The
crude petroleum. i. in better demand. In
Egrop', Gas companies U.s. u instead OF
coal. in the production Of gas and from il.
use J., obtained .5ue Vt the riches; dyes late,
ly introduced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

ONToRD, ss.-M Cont Of Probate. he'll nj
Fare. within and lur the Coanty OF ONiatd. ~"
the ihirl TUESDAY IL November. A. u. lso2i
dali. u. WILLIS. named executor !" a Ger.
ID lain INSTRUMENT puipofiing 10 he the .', W."
ADD te.tamsut Of Jonathan PoSsrs, late "i iia".
o,ef 10 aid County, dscsas,'l, hs'i"2 presented
the same for PrOiaIe:
Ordetrd. that the laid ESeouidx give notice TO
all person. interested Nv causing copy oi tbs
order to he publi.hed three weeks s"coess'elS' ."
the Osiord Denpossi printed at Paris. that they
may appear alta Probate Conriiob" held ~ fa"''
IN aid Cesn,y, on the 3d Tuesday u Deer next,
a, o., 'sioek la IN. forenoon, and she~ cause u
any the, have, why the ,a,d instrument should
moi La ,;,o,si, approved anl allowed ~ the last
viii and iesiam.hi Of aid drosa,rd.
T.. W. WOODBURY., Judge.
A true capitalized;
is, iloBbs, R,sii'u.