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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29
For Tn, osioh Democrat.

Tho laaie. Of South Waterford have for
warled box, Tor hospital use. containing
the following articles la sheets. Is pll.
lows. Is pairs pillow 'liP', shirts. pairs
cotton ho-c. pairs slippers, ! pr drawers,
. towels. : handksrchiefs. 81 rolls bandagss,
: pieces Tor bandage-, one LOT of lint. one
box pins. L. Trac, Journals, Religious
Miscellany, I Young Man. Book. ! Temp.
erance Journals. bottle wine, bottle
ielly, . bottle, currsn,.. . bottles blueber.
RES. bottle strawberry preserve.
A. many excuse themselves from giving.
that the article. sent are no, received, or
no, properly Appropriated, or. At least. not
necded.-ior the benefit Of other. soliciting
aid for our suffering soldiers. cnelo5e a
letter received from u gentleman OF the Com
mission, on the receipt oi our small box
Ilopin. in iu,urr. such an excuse will not
b. offered. and that all will he ready to do
all they can Tor our noble soldiers, no mat.
ter OF what State or nation. | feel that u
may nci,c US to greater endeavor- In their
behalf y. l.. MILLER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

SIR DnOcRArlc' BY the proceeding.
Of the Conventions. the democratic voters
are o. have no voice in the nomination OF
candidates to be supported in September.
All this basiness is lef, - the hand. Of q
few wire pullers. who put into the field such
a tickle, as they choose. When. in the his
tory Of the democratic party. was ever such
an usurpatiln heard Of?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29
Very respectfully.
HOWARD A. MARTIN. for Com.

The Press says; Z" In his brief speech a,
Washington. on Wednesday last, General
sheplcy .aid this rebellion had been thirty
years in progress. Ills remarks throughout
were received with the mos. enthusiastic
cheers"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

4 small number Of democrat. about ~
reported. --as,cmblsd At Gray, last week,
aid dominated {. Record OF Auburn. for
Congress. ~ Mr. II. could no, be induced
10 receive a nomination for the long term,
W. apprchrni tia, thi. action wa. taken
wi,hou, b., knowledge. and he will no, &C.
c-p, the honor -oush, TO be conferred. Mr.
Il objects To bein: run into III. ground. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

BORROWING CANDIDATES. II is suggested
that the groomsman who are TO ofscia,e a,
the al jOurnsd council. intend 10 invite sew.
e-al Republicans to occupy their ,ruckle.
bed. IL matter. lI,tle where they look for
candidates; bu, We are Of opinion that few
men wao have ever acted with u will care
to incur the odium Of defeat in such com.
pany.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

GRnES CoRS. by accident. last week. an
item acknowledging the receipt, from joe.
Churchill OF Dryan;'s Pond. Of a me-. Of
green corn. was no, printed. !, was ;he
first we had seen. and II u sample OF his
crop. he has little reason to dread early
frost. this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

The Grenada Appeal desisnates Vallan.
disham. Wood, Pierce, and Seymour OF
Connecticut. and few others a' the only
true friends the South can count upon at
the North.
Tho Dana,tes are circulating Vallandi.
CHAM g speeches in this State. as partisan
documents. Their readers will doubtless be
pleased to know that he stands we'll in
Dixie,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

lsDnS OurKAGB. Accounts from Min
nesota show tina, most Of :he Indians in the
West have organized . campaign 10 the
borders Of Minnesota. The most horrible
reports are made OF persons bu,chcred In the
mos, cruel manner. Measures have been
taken to put stop to the ou,rases. The
attack. have probably been ins,Isated by
secessionis,s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

The Sanitary Commission Acknowledges
the receipt Of $3.50 from South Paris, and
GIL from North Paris. Perhaps the re.
cord would do justice it il stood 1921 for
the town. as each section contributed libo-
rally. without rivalry. Few towns have
done batter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

Nine MoSTns' MEy. Arrangements have
been made at Portland and Boston. to erect
barracks, for the nine months men. This
looks Us though the intima,ion tha. govern
ment intended this body Of troops asa re-
serve corps nigh. DO correct. Tho authori.
ties would not DO likely TO cree, barracks
for temporary use. when tents would keep
men comfortable in the pleasant autumn
season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

The Republican Convention, consisting
OF the Counties OF Penobscot. Pi'cataqui.
and ArJostook. have nominated Hon. John
II. Rice as candidate for Representative to
convress
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

We learn tina, the NJ. Zircon House, at
tho Milton Mineral Srrins.. i' receiving q
good share Of company, the present season.
Last week the house was completely filled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

The New Bedford Standard says that FIVE
hundred choice Namen have recently been
picked from the whole navy, for some %.
cret expedition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

Rev. zenas Thompson. late chaplain Of
the 9th Maine regiment, will preach IN tho
Univcrsalist church ut Bryant Pond, next
Sabbath, August 3lst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

There will he no Probate Court at Paris.
in September. The courts a, Bethel. Rum
ford. DlIGeld und Canton, will be held In
tha, month. in place Of the regular term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

The Oxford Association will NEE, with the
church Mt E.., Sumner. on Tuesday. Sept.
81, at 10 o'clock. a NJ.
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w,suISGToS. u. C., Aug. .. 1862
L. $ SANITARY Couui''ioS,
Adams House, 81 = -

M,p,x:-i have tho honor 10 ncknow.
ledge the reccrp, Of ono box Of hospital sup
plie-. NJ also your favor, addressed 10 the
Agent Of the Sanitary Commission, Port
land. Maine. In answer 10 your inquiries,
would state that the sIiseneic' Of services
performed by the Commission rcquIr, that
all siorc- should be thrown into tie common
stock, and be open TO the acquisitions OF all
the surgeon, in the army. u. cours, the
surgeons Of the Maine regiment. lave the
same privilege. and their orders upon our
stock will 10 hOnored. Tie rumOrs which
you have heard regarding the sale OF arii'
Gle, sent by you. canno, be true, II ihcy
were entrusted to this Commission, for wc
have nucr had - many supple, on hand
that we have been obliged to eel! the liiss
OF the people Tor wan, Of room 90 store
,hcm nor wouli We DO such thing on
any account. l, sometime. happens that
soldier, DO no, receive articles scnt 10 them,
because they change their location, and
there - no mean, Of transporting the pack.
age. after chem: aud often IL occurs be.
cause the packages a.c Improperly and i'm
perfectly addressed. There are many other
reason, ,ha, will undoubtedly suggest them.
selves to you.
III
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29
State OF Maine.
HEAD QUARTERS.
AnIrr,Nr Gr>rR,L's OrTcT,
Augusta, Angus, -, ls62.

The time Tor the meeting ct companies u
enrolled militia. for making y dtali, shall
10 Wednesday, the tenth day Of September,
lsG2. at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, Ia.
stead OF "Wednesday the 81.
There will b. corresponding extension
oil time Tor completin: the draft. and ior
furnishing evidence Of exemption 'hereirom.
and for notifying the drafted men Of each
quota, TO appear AZ tho place u
the draft % proceed - the rendezvous. o,
provided In General Order No 81.
By order Of the Command-r-in.Chlef
JOHN l.. llODSDON.
ApJ'r GENIAL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

Cassius n. Clay has gono to Lexington
KY. where hs 10 to have an important com.
maud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29
FOR GOVERNOR.
ABNER COB UR N

p, R,p,,.,,ir,,r, ., N.NNVIhI Coss'".
let Dat. An. TES>TNpEN, OF hul,afn.
Fss Rey-o..isf,,. O. NNNTIiat Cassro'.
lot Dist. y. GOODWIN. Ut Sou,h liss~'ck
q p,a.-SIpNEY rrglIhM, q ru,..
lDrt.-JNNE> &. M.iINE, OF tu,us'a.
bA DIST. 4. rIsE. Il J,ii..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

EtGisTENs uf ulins.
Oxford Couuiy-ALpEN CHASE. Par,s.
Western Di,i ASA CHARLES, Frye'ar;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29
THIRD.

The provisions Of the act Of March 18th.
lsG2. in reference 90 furnishing AL Ia tho
families Of soldiers. will extend - the laml-
lic- OF drafted militia and nino months vol
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29
EOI'RIII.
FIFTH.

The Cities Of Bangor, Augusta and Port.
land are appointed az the places Of render.
yous Tor the drafted men and nine month";,
volunteers.
by order Of the Commander-in-Chiei.
JOHN l.. HODsDON,
ADyUTANr GENERAL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

CJUSTY CoNNissiONIR.
ELIAS ". CARTER. Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

COUNTY TKEAsJREE.
WILLIAM \. PlDGlN. Paris.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16
PrOvIaionaI Governments Tor the Rebel
Eaufes.

sshfes.
Washington Correspondence New York Herald
Almost the entire session OF the Senate to-
day has been occupied in the discussion OF al
abolition measure, which is based upon the idea
Of Mr. Sumner, that the rebel States should be
regarded as provinces or Territories. Mr.. DO
little spoke of the measure as one Of the great
est Importance, and Mr. Harris, who has some
how been induced to repeat it, acknowledged
that he hesitated to approve what Of the bill
looked to the exercise of legislative power by
the governor and the Judges proposed to be
sent into the rebel States 70 govern them. Mr..
Sumner wanted to amend the bill by denying to
the before named fuRctionsries the recognition
of existing State laws Furnishing the teaching
o. Slaves etc. Messrs. Powell and Carlisle de-
fed Senators to show any constitutional author
ity for the proposed action, and Elr Cowan de-
nounced the policy as conflicting with the un-
derstsuding under which we set out IN the war,
which was, that the domestic affairs OF the
States were not to be interfered with, but The
government was to 60 to the rescue OF the I'M
protected masses Of the people, who had been
overborne by conspirators and usurpers OF the
powers of the State
The conservative Senators generally are will
ing to leave the temporary control OF affairs IN
States now occupied by our troops TO the Presi-
dent, under the war power, until the people shall
take action consistent with loyalty to the gene
raj government and to ths Constitution. This
does not suit the aboltionists, who never want
TO sec Senators OF Representatives, on the floor
of Congress from the South The Abolitionists
desire new governments for the rebel States, as
provided by Mr. Harris, because it enables them
through their power, 10 approve and confirm sP-
pointments to chagrin the President, and secure
! the designation Of governors and judges who
| will strike a blow at the institution of slavery
It viii be seen that their policy is in considera
/ ton of the President for appointing Andrew
! johnson and Edward Stsnly military governors
/ Intending 70 control all the policy of the gov
eminent at this time, they do not intend to sd
! iourn at an early day. This information IS from
| a high and well-informsd Republican quarter
There is no reason, for al the leading business
of the session is completed. The tariff bill hR
now arrived at that stage that it could be dis
posed of in twenty four hours.
Mr. Chandler made an abRsive speech of Gen
Mcclellan, uttering the stupendOus falsehooC
that he had over two hundred thousand mel
with him upon the peninsula. That the state
ment is false is clear from the fact, that no
above four corps d'Grmec have been with him il
all, and the nominal number of a full corps
thirty-six thousand men. In practice twenty
i've thousand effective men to corps would no
be an under estimate. Mr.. Chandler has beel
very conspicuous in traducing Gen. Mcclellan
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16
General Orders No. 9.

HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT, I
GRENADA, Miss, June 22d, 1852. )
7 IL conformity with Special Orders No 8 dated a
Il Headquarters Mississippi State Troops Maor-Gen
erals Office, Canton jane I4h, 1862, BrigsdierGensra
NJ T. Berry, II his absence the commanders Of reG
and battslons Of his brigade viii call ;he
minute OF bis brigade for immediate service in The
field
H. These Minute viii meet twenty four hours
notice at their respective county sests sch other
more convenient points may be designate ed BY ther
commanders, havirg in view concentration in advance
Of the Talshstchie river the great railroad thor
oughfare, resist and impede the Prcgre Of the
my.
III There troops VII supply their own srms, and
make reguisition the Afjutsut General Cd the State
f0r smmuniticn to the extent Of fry ROUNDS per Ezn
and their subsistence Hil be purchased in their re-
spsetivs district by competent officers belonging 10 the
respective bsttslions.
". Commanders of bsttslions and companies viii re
port immediately their orgsnzs ion, strength station
and outfit, TO their Brig adler Geuersl ether com
mRndrr and send copy Ct each report 70 the Assistant
Adjutsnt- General ai these Headquarters.
V. The Gene a. commanding III Special De psrtmsnt
IS ssrEibe ihsf appeal is necessary to N sippsus
the defense Of their families and their fresde tLeT
househod gods and their native land sgaiDst Dsol-ni
Invaders engaged in barbarous and fanztca crusade
By command Of Br gadisr-Gsne-al RUGGLEs.
L. D. SAEDID8E. G.. s. A.
iu24 lw A A A ard Iusp Garersl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16
Yankee Coups.

About a mile this side of tho Chickahominy
south Of the York river railroad, O large number
Of Yankees were encamped. They selected the
most eligible aud defsnsiDle positions, without
regard TO the rights Of property. On the prem
ises Of a small farmer, named Camden, they not
only took possession Of bis dwelli0g and furni-
ture but cut down his fruit trees, and also a
small grove which beautified the burial place Of
his ancestors The walls of Mr.. Camden's
house were covered with inscriptions ard 'chsr-
coal sketches Among the former are " the
35th New York is terror to all secesh," and
JEFF Davis is played out" Further to the
southeast of Camden's is the residence of a Mr..
Wade An area of several acres, gently slop-
ing toward the woods skirting the Chiekahom-
inv. had been occupied by several regiments of
Yankees Their camp was laid out with regu-
larity, and presents evidences Of their ingenuity
in deYisiDg means to lessen the hardship Of
camp life.
In the place of tents, srbors were erected,
with floors constructed of fence pailngs, resting
upon and enclosed by saphngs, and carpeted
with dead leaves One fellow had provided for
his comfort By stripping off entire the bark of a
GOOD sized oak tree, and making a cTsdie-like
recsptacle for lis vile body. The bottom Of this
eoutrivance was coved with dried grass. The
pood fare Of the soldiers was indicated by the
Tsisin boxes, fig drums, cocosnut shells, lemon
rinds. ete scattered about the camp. Not only
empty cracker boxes, bSt boxes of crackers, OF
"piot bread'' were lying in and about the camp
in inclusion; also quantity of fine Irish pota-
tees rice and other edibles. The most striking
evidence Of a hasty retreat was the number oi
Overccats, caps, shoes, blankets, etc, eft upon
/ tie camp ground -RichmOad Hhg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16
The emperor NapoIeon's Plans.
The following is an extract from Paris lette
dated June 81, 1862:

The following is an extract from a Paris letter,
dated June 81, 1862:
The French people are much excited by the
news of the recent Tepulse of their troops in
Mexico. But the old feeling remains. 'ER
aUant BataitlOns % is the cry. Still, as the
scheme to elevate Prince Macmillan to the Mex
lean throne is evidently to prove failure from
the indispOsition Of the people to submit to
another Yturbide, and the rupture of thr tripar-
tte swindle by England and Spain, the en-
peror, after twisting his moustache, has hit on
another expedient and recoups for another deal.
He offers the following bOn-bOH to his prOtege,
The Archduke This is a principality on the
Danube, to consist of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
which are very respectable eOuatries, with a
good many square miles. lying between the
Danube and Da'maiis. They possess some
large towns, and will form solid background
to Dalmatia on the AdTi2ic.
It's true they are not the property of Louis
Napoleon any more than Mexico, and they vii
have to be forced OF stolen from '' the sick man.
The consideration expected in return is the
yielding up of Venetia and acquieseenee in th5
designs upon the temporal power Of the Pope
"Tout chemin, meme Rome"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16

Dispatch 10 the Associated Press ni1rru-f
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE steamship
lumbia brings Havana advicss Of the 1th, W
Vera Cruz dates Of the D. Oizaba, june 81
and Mexico City Of the 18th. Gen OTtigo y
1000 men had Joined SarsgOsa. The 9iezlci
on the 14th occupied the summit Of bill 81
manding OrizAba, where the French, the So
night. surprised and routed them On the =
the Nex.cans commenced an attack on
French without result.
Five thousand gUsrTillas arc between Iep
and Vera Cruz. The gates Of the latter city
closed, and no one daTes 60 out The dead
whom there are many, of yellow fever,
burned in the city.
The French trains were attacked on tne 81
aud fifteen wagons Of ammunition and nv.
-four were destroyed. Twenty-Five Of the sse
were killed and the rest takeR prisoners
Only six wagons of provisions had reac
Oriza6a for some time, and the French trc
are actually starving.
French bearers Of dispatches were esptu
and some dispatches for the French gene
published in Mexico
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE
Cotton Planters
OF
MISSISSIPPI AND LOUISIANA!

CUBSCRIBERS 10 ths PRODUCE LOAN snd UthsrE
- wbs may be disposed - snbserhs heir cotton
CoFs notified that under act OF Congress,
The same will be taken by the Government, So fair
valuation, exchange for its eight per cent. boHGs
which be readily used il ordinary mercantile trans
sections.
Planters and others having such cotton. proper Y
bsed Snd securely housed in qusntes 81 twenty bah
and viii please address st Jackson u ss Csre
Of J 4 7. Green. stating the quantty snd quality Ol
the cotton, and the prices asked.
The bond will be delivered at The time OF the pur-
chase bgt the cotton will remain in the custody Of lie
p'snter who o6ige himself take cue sud prop
of tie same aud deliver it, free Of IhsTgs al ihe
nearest shipping point whenever requested 10 ID So
The planter is expected insure The cotton aud
will not bs responsible for It, if buried, WHEN threat
aned By the eremy. Were tha state hss idveucei
upon cotton its lien in OF ssle be removed by
the parii5s.
Proposals for the sale Of other articles necessary 10
the army, payable in bonds, viii he resolved by
J. D. B DEBOW
General A gent Producs Loan
Sub ag-D's OF the Produce Loan 10 ssjssippi and
Louisiana requested sls5 10 receive prop sas and
forward them to jr2f-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16
LATER FRom ErRoPE.
EHseresEiHg ErIraeA from fhe LOnSo
PaBels.

ST. JOINS, July 1.-THE steamer Norwegia.
from Liverpool, Sd inst, via Londonderry, A.
inst, for Quebec, passed Cape Race to-day, au
was BOARDED by the news yacht The L0ndC
Times has an editorial on Independence Da
sud points out what should be the tone Of Il
American orators under existing circumstance
Breadstutfs have downward tendency. It
weather is favorable for crops. Wheat very dr
and lower. Provisions very dull.
LONDON, July 4.-Cousols 81 TO % for no.
ey; American securities fat; Illinois CentI
shares 45 discount.
GREAT BaITAIS.-In the house Of c0mmoi
on the p Mr.. II. Berkeley moved the seeoI
reading Of the bill providing for taking vol.
by ballot, and reiterated the various ergumeu
IN its favor.
Sir G. Gray opposed the motion, which "
rejected, q to l26.
The Times. IN leader on American afs-
says four main armies have advanced into Co
iederats territory, and half dozen expedition
have fastened themselves on the Southern Goa
yet the South remains uncOnquersd. I5 is dsF|
Onstratsd that the Federsls can only effect tht
purpose by gigantic eEpendituss-iar more La.
ish than that Of the last twelve mOntIs.
What becomes Of the famous Declaration
Independence, and the theory that gOvernmO
AEA1ht5 l4o pDWGA5 AANLA tLAc ll-A1--A- "a ---a
ernedl The North now talks Of conquest, co
hscatiOn and military colonies, with al the rel
mess Of an Austrian eOmmandsuti but unls
the North can see the only policy which Is agrt
able to wisdom and justice is 70 let the Scu
60 Peacesbly, it must bring evils untold on
self u, and on the European people
The London Times, IN an article on The tutu
supply Of cotton. says if ell has nOt been do
which should have been done to meet this thre
ened falling of in the supplies Of cotton, it is
itself, and not upon the government, that t
manufacturing interest should look f0r re-
edy.
SPAIN.-The statement made in the Frsn
Chambers by II. Billcslt, with regard to Mex.
had aroused great indignation among the frien
Of Gen Prim in Madrid.
GREECE.-A general amnesty had been graz
ed for past Offenses, and it was expected that
immediate amnesty would be disclosed for p-
Sons implicated in the last insuuection.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16
NOTICE !

OFFICE OF MISSISSIPPI CESTR Il RAILROADl
COMPANY
HOLLY SPRINGS, May 26th l662. J
IN Consequence Of the occupation Of New Orleans b
The enemy, provision esnuot be made for oblgst OIL
- this company Payable A. that FOni On The ls proxi
10 and thereafter Therefore, holders Of such p2pe
hereby notified TO prsseu the sane for payment a
this Office No interest vii BE paid such claims attel
urty unlsas presented here vixen due sn5 paYneu
refused
Bonds and interest coupans maturing and payable II
Eew York vii be paid At this Ccs hereafter Dstess
OF New Orleans.
BIZ order Of the Presiden'.
my29 In A. J. WcCOyCO, sscry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16

LET THE AUTHORITIES INTEsTlGATE.--
have been informed by g citizen Of this city, s
has been spending q few days in Mobile, td.
bri- which was stranded in that hsTb0T &
having run the gauntlet Of the FsdeTal block.
Was Sserafced to the svariee Of the speeula
Who took the risk. Il appears that she
bousht up in the city and ladea with arms,
unition. coffee and SAT-, and that when she
stranded. few men were sent with a tug to
charge her. Soms Of the salt and coffee, v
brings the largest profits, Wss trst taken
the ship and saved, but there coming up g py-
stiff breezs the brig was abandoned, w0
herself of the bar and AOated, with sll haT
and ammunition 10 the Federal feet, whi.i
nlg-boat returned to the -Mississippia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16
LAHOR,S NOTICE.

CfOMMITTED 20 the Jail cf Pamela county NiEsis-
~ sippi a NEGRO MAS, who calls his nsUe SIMON,
and Gays he belongs 20 Robert Bessly CT Kentucky.
He runaway from Mai Winn, near Helena Arkansas.
lie 10 be about y-5sFen years old is very
black five feet tea inches his has over bis rgLt
eye and has but Fttle beard.
J. Z. JONES, Sheriff and JaiOr,
iy5 lsw3w+ PsnO q county, Miss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16

TIE FEDS RETIRE FROM LEE COUNTY
A gentleman who arrived at Bristol on Thurs
day, direct from the neighborhood of Cumber-
land Gap, in Lee county, Va informs the Bris-
toll Adoocate that the county is now quiet the
Federals who committed the recent depredations
having all retired to the Gap. 1t is supposed
that q wholesome fear Of our cavalry, who are
sbundant in that vicinity, will keep the scOun-
drels pretty close within their fOrti6cations.-
Lgnchburg Republican.