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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16

YANKEES AT WARRENTON.-We learn that
the Yankees are again at Warrenton, in Fauquire,
which place they had evacuated several weeks
ago They are in considerable force, but what
their intentions are could not be ascertaiAed.
Several persons who had returned to their homes
after the first visit of the enemy, have again
been compelled to fly to avoid captuTe-LyHea
burg Republican.
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT +!

TOaBITTED u the jail Of Pgn0la county, YEI.-
~ LOW NEGRO MAN, Who calls Lie name LIN,
snd says he belongs Henry Stdsr, Of Tallsba.ehe
county, Miss Len Has long cITly Lar thirty years cid
and i've feet SIX inches in hight.
}. b. JONES, Sheriff and Jsor,
Tvs law3uT Pamela county. Miss.
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RUEAWAYS CAUGHT 4!

CfHABLES and TON, belonging 70 ". S. Ball q
~ Memphis, Tenn, Runaway from lev ri gs ne "
Naughaus Staten. o. Central read Charles Is very
stout negro six feet high, large VIII ker Thirty years
old and sck Ten is yellow, sma gostee. and slut
tsrs while talking.
J. r. JONES, Sheriff ard Jafor,
Fv5-Iaw3v- Pg~oIs county. Miss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE
MAILSl

POST OFFICE-GRENADA, MISS,
JUNE oath, 1862.
DR0P0SALS wiz be recsved at this cfice for carr =
II ing the mails the following routes, for fot r
years, from snd after the first day Of July next:
Route 639. C7454.)
Fr,m Grensds, by Providence Steam MUl- staieland,
Ca7ersts, Oakley, Belsfonisine ard Monnt VISTA 10
HohenlInden So miles and back, once week.
cave Grensds Mondsy at 6 N. Arrive ct Hobenin-
den same day by 10 P. 81.
Leave H0henlnden Tuesday 81 G A. H. Arrive a. Gre
nads same day by 10 P. N.
Route 683. C7F5O3
From Grenada to Troy, miles and back oEce a week
Leave Grenada Thursday al 6 4 H. Arrive at Troy
same day by A. D.
Lsaye Troy Thursday al 4 P N. Arrive at Grenada
same dsy By P. N.
". II. HAWKINS, p. n,
lu25 laB4E Grenada, Mis-.
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JAILOR,S NOTICE,

CfOWMITTED 20 the jail Of Psnois county, two Ne
- GRO MEN, VITO say Their names sre PHILIP and
JIM and that they bsloDg 10 Robert Adams Of Tslla
hs;che county, Mississippi. Boh are copper colOred
The owner can find them in isil 81 ID place.
J. H. JONES, Sheriff ard Jailor
iuE1nwaua ParnLa .rrrtH- NI.a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16

A RICH CLAIM - Four thousand dollars
worth or gold was taken from one claim in tie
Novs Scotia gold region, in one day, a short tins
since.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16
Administrator's Notice.

VTHEREAS, letters Of administration Oh the estate
w q Joha COny, deceased were granted 20 the Un-
dersgned The July term. A. y 1862 Of The Probate
Court Of Ysl0husha county. State Of Mississippi this
ls 7h Of sad month this notice is therefore hereby
given requesting all persoDs having claims against ths
estate OF said deceased TO exhibit tie same and hsVe
shsm iezstersd in tLe manner ami within tie time pre-
Ecrbed By law, or they VIII be fo-ever barred.
GEO W. COMFY,
iyg+Iaw6w Adm'nidraior.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-16

DisorgnnfzaGTon ia Ihe Federal Army.
Under this head, hsNsw York Tribune pub
fishes the letter below RON an army correspond
out, who writes from Broad Run near Manassas
Junction:
His notorious fact that many Of the officers
IN all divisions Of the army indulge in the eX-
cessivo use of PIo.ane language and that OH
GERS when about TO assume important commands,
OF lead them into engagement, make themselves
beastly drunk. Imagine the effect produced on
the consciences Of young men, under the com
mand Of q bIigadieT-geueTal, formerly their
colonel, who, before having left his home, was
known by every man in his old regiment to have
been a deacon in the church, a Sunday school
superintendent. and a temperance lecturer, when
he will apprCpricte barrels of whisky, sent to
| his command, TO his own use, and appear before
them so drunk that he can hardly sit upon bis
| horse, and harangue them IN the most profaue
and indecent manner, using language too vulgar
| 70 be repeated even in bar-TOOm Jest, referring
20 bis Wife in the most indecent manner, and in
such indelicate terms as even TO make the rough
est soldier blush and then turn to his officers
calling them by name in the presence Of regi-
rnent on " dress parade" and say that they are
unfit TO command-that they are patrons OF
gambling houses and brothels-and in the next
breath, boast Of his own Ieats OF shame and ig
nominy.
Or, imagine the effect produced by the specta.
Gle of a chaplain dead drunk.
The above is no overdrawn picture. Il does
no. with sufficient strength and deiniteness eX-
press the facts, for want OF terms appropriate to
! the public ear 1 know Of quaTtermasters who
encourage soldiers TO steal horses and turn them
I over, and they then sell to officers, and army
strsglers, and hangers on, who follow different
| divisions, disbursiDg counterfeit money and
swiRdling citizens and soldiers. Donations
| sent to soldiers have been sold by suffers and
! commiss aries Molasses, vinegar, coffee, salt,
! sugar and various other articles are often issued
ct less than regulation quantities, and the sur
| plus sold for private benefit. Army contractors
! fellow brigades with droves Of cattle that rather
increase in numbers as they advance, and re-
ceive pay from government fer every pound is
sued, thereby Increasing the stigma that rests
too tTUth.uly on us Of being thieves and spoil
ers. Almost every tent, and guardhouss, anC
| shade tree In the vicinity of a camp IS gam
bling resort for a few days after pay day, an'
the most loathsome vice5 are practiced by tn
/ very men who occupied respectable position
b, fore entering the army.
What viii be The effect on society when 10000
men are discharged from the army, TO return tc
/ their homes, without occupation, many OF then
IcUhtu5s IN the Rost emphatic sense OF the term
When appointments are made, let characte
| and intelligence be considered, as well as bull
dog courage, and family connections, and pc
| liiical Influences. Yours, WITNESS.
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Administrators Notice.

U7HERBAs, letters If adminis.rsti.n on the e ts:e
w Of r M. Faiies, deceased, were Eranfed to the
y7ndersigned tbs Jolly term, A. d 1852 Of The Pro
bate Court Of Yalobusha county. Sia.e Of Ms ssppi
sy Of ssi5 month, tls notice is taeIef5Ie
against ike estate Of said deceased 10 exhibit The same
and have them egis-red in the aud within the
time prescribed by law, they Will be forever barred
MARTHA FA1RES,
Adminsir4trix.
j. 3. FAIRIES,
iyI4lzE6E AiDiDistrato
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-12-18
s0rTnEcdi,or Of thstiAzstts in his issu

S0rTaEcditor otthsiazstts in his issue
of week before la,t, had another half column
Of com plant Of Uncle Sam for not distrlbut'
ing his Gnzsttcs over the county fast
esoush. He also has Judge Claudy tell
the public what the St. Cairsville Post
master said 10 the editor Our Postmaster
didn't know when part OF our Eastern
mail loft, until told by us, We repeat it
the Gazette is behind The CHRONICLE 1t
is because it leaves here behina it; and the
sditcr's attempt to make little capital out
If this matter for his miserable party will
fail. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-12-18

~Ma. WV. Nichols has left with us
sample Of very fine Cotton, raised on his
farm in Uuion township. -r,r w "
Mr.. Henry G. Mccoy, living near Jacobs
= burg, has also sent US some cottong grown on
his farm, which is the best we have seen
vet. having arrived at perfection, and hav'
ins i very fine fibie. This cotton Of Mr.
Mccoy looks as well as though it had been
,sro&n in tennessee or Alabama. Mr.. Nc
: Coy Is greatly encouraged, and intends te
tty 1t ON a larger scale next summer.
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Notice.

Lucy Newly, EImru Newly. Gabriel rI'HE above
Newly Mary Newby Jnncs Newby. l. named Jen.
Ann Newly, William Newby, Edwin hinges will iake
Ney<t,y. aud John Negsby, by thdt Pc
his nc xt riend Gnbrel Newly, Ptls tition hus been
Vs. 4HHu against fFl filed in tie Office
Harriet Jennings, Lucy Agnes Jen- of the Clerk OF
nings, Dangerhed Jennings Gabriel teCourt OF Com
Jennings, and james Kelsey, Admir- mon Pleas of the
OF Dangcr6ed Newby der'd Defts. County OF Bel
and Sute Of Ohio in the above named case, the
object of which petition aud action is o!dan the uds
Of s,,id Court thai the said plaintiffs and thai
III. said Jenninges nol liic heirs and Of the
said Danserfvld Newbyr deceased aud that the said
plaintiffs hive ami, the said Jenllgses have not right
10 receive and hold the esae OF the suid Dangerfeld
Newby. drcrased aud tina, gless they ni'swer by the
m day oi February, 1853 the petition oi said plaintiffs
against lsm in sail viii be taken and judg
Inert rendered uccordingly1l
a., ....-.--. JAS. I. CHARLES WORTH, Clerk. .
December II, ls02-App, I7-4l
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Discovery of Union Plot in Texas
Execution of about Fifty of the
Parties Implicated.

loo
tFfom 'he i'xas hepuoheAii' NOV ~
A week or two ago we gave brief nc
count Of the trouble in Cook County, grow
ing out OF the, discovery OF reasonable
plot to surrender that portion Of the State
to Union authority. Cook County is u
border county. contiguous to the Indian
Territory, aud is thickly inhabited, a great
portion Of the settlers being originally from
Ohio and Indiana. 1t seems there was a
secret organization formed, having signs,
grips, and passwords The members were
sworn to secrecy, and those found worthy
we're intrusted with three degrees. The
first degree bound the member to secrecy
and to avenge brother member's blood. =
The second degree was contined to robbing,
jayhawing, &v The third contemplated
the re. establishment OF the old Union.
By some means the whole plot was dis
covered, and created intense exvitenent.- =
About seventy men were arrested, the most
Of them, as we understand, low characters
with here and there man OF limited IN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-12-18
A Card to the suffering.

The Rev. WILLIAM CosoRovK. while lnboring as
Missionary in Japan, was cured OF Consumption. when
all other Ind nilcd, by recipe obinincd from
lenrned physician re.iding in the great City Of Jcddo
This recipe has cured great numbers WIN were suffering
from Consumption, bronchitis. Sore Throat cougl, und
Colds, aud the debility and nervous depression caused
by these disorders.
Desirous OF beneftting others will send this recipe.
which have brou Si home with me- all who need it,
REV. WILLIAM COSGROVE.
ga t'tef.e 459 Futo u Avenue. brooklyn, NY.
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ssrBxLMoSr COUNTY AGRICULTURE

80 SsrBxLMoNr COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
!, ,SbtittY.-The members Of the Belmont
goItity Agricultural Society, are hereby
bo,ifsd that an election will be held at the
.uCohrs House in St. Clairsville, on Monday
: ganuary oth, 1868, at o'clock, p. M, tor
the purpose Of electings Board OF Man
: : Sssts to ofilciate for the ensuing year. II
! l. hoped that all members of the Society
will be prsssht.
BY order Of the Board. ~
~ JOHN DUNHAM, Sec'y.
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Pay UP! Pay Up'

- r
We have been publishing THE CifRoNlT
cLr nearly Two years, and in looking otet
our books we fnd there are great many
of our subscribers who have paid s Us
nothing at all in that timd,7 11ta 40
Printing paper, Ink, and everything else
used about printing Offices, are advancing
In price :; and, il will be absolutely necessary
for our subscribers to be prompt in paying
4 n, il order that We may pay those to whom
we irs indebted. is. s1'gefaF.,t0 stI-
''''M Money is plenty; and the farmer is get
ting big prices for his produce.
Nov, we ask that every one who owes us
for subscription, advertising job work. @o'
will "Come up to the Captains oihce ana
settle;" and then start anew.
If ali our subscribers will do this, and Will
then pay the next year in advance, we will
regard it as a great favor. ,-as-'
Z, Publishers all over the country are DIS
',s cussine the necessity Of advancing the price
of subscriptions many have already done
!. 90 ). and all recognize the imperative neces-
sty Of PROMPT PAY.
! s We assure our friends that we need all
the money due us.
Let every one resolve that he will pay
what is back, and year in advance I'D
ID, We are, getting some new subscribers
nearly all of whom pay in advance. we
= have felt greatly encouraged in this respect
recently. 7ir" =" .'
Those friends who have been prompt in
! paying us, and those who have interested
themselves in getting subscribers for the
paper, have our warmsst thanks We hope
they will continue their efforts.
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COURT
COMMON PLEAS

COMMON PLEAS
Musknguin-Monday. February 49, .donday, May Is.
and Monday October Is
Morgan Tuesdpy, March "a; Tuesday, June Ig; aud
Weiine sday. October a.
Noble-iuesday, March 10; Tuesday, June 7; and
Tuesday. OctobeI6 o
Alonroe-fuesday, Feb. IL; Tuesday, May 10; and
Tue sday. Octobcr27.
Extraordinarily, Mart h 3; Tuesday, June 2; and
Tuesday. Nov. 10.
Guerisey-Monday. February l8; Monday, May Is .
and Monday. October 20
Harison-Tursdny. February 10; Tuesday, May 12
and Tuesday. October 20.
rusearawas-Tlr sday February "a; Tuesday, May
%; and Tuesday. November
Jeherson-ruesduy. Mar, h l0i Tuesday, June Q; and
Tuesday. November II.
Done at New Phila lrlphia. Ohio September 90 lsGa
EZRA T.. EVANS.
GEO w. MolLyAINE, t5.
JOHN W. OKEY, {'uoses
NATHAN EVANS.
Nov. o. lsda
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8nsinrss Autites.
SINGER & CO.'S
Letter " A"
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,

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Is the BRsr and CHEAPEST AMI Mosr BEAUTIFUL OF all
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from the running Of tuck in rarcinn TO the making OF
All Overcoai-anyhing from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down
to the soitcs Gauze or Gossnmer Tissue. aud is
ready 10 do its work perfection II fell. hem bind
gather, tuck, quilt and has cupacity for great variety
Of ornamental work. This is the only Machine that
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than any other Machine. The Leiier A" Family Sew
ing Machine may be had in grent variety OF cabinet
cases. The Folding Case which is now becoming so
POPULAR is as its nnne Implies one that lie folded
into box or ease, which when opened makes beau
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upon. The OF every imaginable esgn-plain
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rgWE direct attention to an article from
the Baltimore American on our outside,
headed ~ Characteristic E3psdient of the
Isbsl Leaders" { YI'lk n
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JouN DUNHAM, Sec'y'
asETaE AfLANrIc MONTHLY

aaTaE Atlantic MONTHLY We
have not yet received the December mum
ber Of .he Atlantic Monthly. If it was
started it ~as lost in the mails. We hope
The bublishers will send another copy. We
regard il as the best periodical in the world
ana can't fet along without it. Send along
the December number, Messrs. Ticknor q
Fields. IL lt NJ tlstt
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kHrAyYi Loss, Us 3 Y Yesterdey evening q
man by the nsme of Daniel Mnmma, who
resides near Hendrysburg ip Belmont
county, either lost OF was robbed Of . pock-
et.book containing one hundred 4 seventeen
dollays. fbstNseh Bridgeport and Quincy
street in the city. - healing Int, ueh.I
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~CApr. DANFoRD left town Sunday
evening, With some half dozen men, for the
camp Of the i5th regiment, near Nashville.
Lieaa Wslter Hewetson will remain Mere
in charge Of The recruitipg party. y-
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~P6R. Docs. .-Weretarn our thanks
10 Senator Wade for copies Of the Congress
s;onnl Globe and Appendix, the Report Of
, Inc Eighth Census, and other documents.
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~MR. BINGHAM made magnificent
spsech ia the House, in favor OF the adm's'
sion Of West Virginia, last week. He was
entrusted with the management ofthe case,
and ali the friends Of the measure agree
that he managed it ably. Z. +, .Jqag
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AaAxorHxR SOLDIER GoNB.-Mr. Jno
Todd; i member of Capt. Danfords COM
b.ny Il, 18th regiment, died in the hospital
~ Nashville, Tenn, on the 18th OF Novem-
bef. He had been but one day in the hos
pitai. a.ftf ','' "''ia- ''hf'i 80 -i 'F r
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TEE PEACE PRoPosIfIok HoAx-No
proposition of any kind; ;,ih' any form, fYoAn
any insunsctionaIy qusrter, has been re-
ceiyed BIZ Presidept Lincoln or any Of bis
Caoinet ..ssI % sani M .litI..lil
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y. n6rA sraminstiun Of teachers, will be-
bs5s 1t Bellairs, at tael elose ofthe Teach
ia Iastituts," on Sstszdsy, Dec. a7th,.
inst, colnaencing at "a. NJ, precisely.
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Executrix's Notice.

NOTICE l. hereby given that The Probate cour for
Belmont County. Ohio the underzigne app ONT
ID and qualified l.xecuirix oi the Eiae ol William
deceased late Of said County.
All these Indebted 10 -sd estate requested make
immediate payment: und those having claims against
snd estate are nouhed 10 present them Tor settlement
'vitl,in oae year IRON ih- dale
SARAH KENNARD, Exec uthx.
November 20, lsG2
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United States Taxes.
orIIrr os Ce.Ineros OF ,ISrsss.h j IsRsCyssps'(

OFFICE or CoLLHcroR, on, lSTKRsAL -RsvEspS,I
= ~ 16rH CoLLEcrfos DBrRrCr on Ono, y
CAMBRIDGg, o., December Is, ls62.
In accoraiice with the provisions Of tic ie Secti on
Of s Aei 10 prov. Internal iisysnas To- Support the
e;oyernment aud 10 pay Interest onaihe public debt
passed July /, 1s6a have received the Annual Col
lection Lsi IRON e Assessor Of the Sixlsepih COLLECTION
Noliee Is rreby given that the Duties Taxes and Lii.
censes levied in pursuance Of said law are due aud
payable. N-A
DAVID Z. HOWELL, Deputy Collector for the coun.
ty OF Bemsul viii remain in his office IN The town o.
Bfdgepcr. III san Comfy nnal lhe f5RSls DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1889, 20 Issue Licenses, aud 10 receive
la aaia C6uasy OF beiInont ~ atorcsad Al persoDs
who do not pay witnihai time vii be liable TO pay TEN
rER cESruM upon tic amount with winch 'hey are
@. ], ALBRIGHT,
Collector 10th District, Ohio.
Dec, rs leo9.. ET III r..rnlrfl
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Lost.

IN OR ABOUT ST.. cI.AIKSvIILF, or between
L Bridegroom and Sc Clsrsville, OIL The evening Of
trhnnkssiving.l the NH Nov- 1862.
IA Fitch Far Viotorine."
The hnJer feo disl,osed, return the the
owner by calling tie Ne ssrs Lewis, or ut this Office.
The person returning same will receive satisfactory
munerulou- 500 t..
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Courts for 1853 9th District.

~ VHTUE UF THE POWENS veste1
- in Sy law, We, the nders,Iled, Judges Of The
Coun Of Common Pleas ilr The Eighti Judicial Di.rlcf
Of the State of Ohio. do hereby a.ceroin and tx ih
tine OF the OF the several Of ihs
District Court and Court o Common Pleas the seyeral
Counties of said District for the year One TLOIsAud
Eight Hundred aud sixty-Thr-e. rs follows:
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: L1sTOF LETTERS

list OF LETTERS
D EnIAiNlNG IN THE POST OFFICE ut 81. Clairs
" vile, Ohio, Dec Clio ds6a EE~YfFaff h
-tog ISdhEs' LIST.
Brown Mrs Priscilla al Moore. Miss Mary
Carlton. Mrs Martha y Morchfrison, Miss Eliza
t'raig. Airs. susan 'an Porter, MissI2ila ]. -5-a
tonawny. Mrs Sarah bib Stevens, Mrs. john !
Deicnbaugh. Miss T. J. a., Smith Miss Ann u.
Clllaspie. Miss Namely ? Tdyell Miss Mary
Gilrncy, Miss Mariin 'iI Il Taylor. Miss Minerva
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Connely, George Taylor james X
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