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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-06-27

Al Court Of Probate, held at York, within and
lcf the county Of York. on the hrst Tuesday Ct
June, In the year OF our Lord. eighteen hun
dred and sixty.two, by the Hon. T. Z. boafns'
Judge ofsaid Court.
r ORINDA COusINs. Administrative Of the e.
IL tate OF EBESEZER COUSINS, late Of SCUM
Berwick, 10 said county, deceased. having IL ~
ed her final account Of sdminissration " w
tats Of said deceased for Allowances
Ordered. That the said Aecoun.ans. Inv al this
order 10 be published three week, su SlSsas',y
in the Us,ss s.d J,.,..L prin nss.. :, Proc"ss
in s.d county 1nst saris Dsfvet In saId county,
,hs s,,t IN July nett At ten Q, the clock
On ,ne e,s,,.,n and shew cause. fany they have,
=, M ~" ne ssms should not be allowed.
wy A,t.,t. 0eorgs n. Knowlton. Register.
, ,,.. amy. Xttsst, GsorEs II. knovitou, nsEistsr.
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Notice.

This day was impounded in the town pound In
York. by Jonathan X Plasted, OF said York, red
mare, with long black name and tai, with star
in her forehead taken up In the highway. The
owner is requested to pay what Is justly denanda-
BILE aud take her away.
CALEB EASTMAN.
Pound Keeper OF YORK.
York. June I'D, 1862. 3wG
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At q Court OF Probate held at York, within and
for the county OF York, on the first Tuesday In
June, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty.two. by the Honorable Il. 4.
bourne, Judge OF said Courts
COTTON DEANE. Guardian Of HUGH Mel. NOR.
" RIS OF Limerick, Ia said county, an insane per.
son. having presented his first account Of guardian.
ship Of his said ward for allowances
Ordered That the said Accountant give notice 10
all persons interested by causing copy Ct this or.
der % be Published three weeks suecessively In the
Union r Journal. printed Mt Biddeford, in SAD
County, that they may appear at Probate Court TO
be held at South berwick IN said county, on the hrst
Tuesday In July next, at ten Of the clock IN
the forenoon, and shew cause. IL any they hA'e'
why the same should not be allowed.
Attest. George II. knoulton, Ress,er'
true COPY, Attest, GEORGE II. knowlton. Register
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$4,000 SPECTATORS.

/ solidated, and will be conducted rs the ErSA
LABoRAroRIEs. These fireworks are we'll known
10 be the best ever exhibited In New England. The
displays on Boston Common for II years surpass
has been won-the victory Is ours Call ut the large
warehouse OF HOLDEN, CUTTER& CO., our Ag'n.
~ and 36 Federal and 07. III and l3 Congress sts
Boston. before purchasing. as YOU can get suited
10 ANYTHING from thousand Torpedoes ut 60 eta.
to display with the Iron sides OF thousands OF
dollars
IO.OOO Best Gold Chop Crackers.
s,OooOo Torpedoes, from 81 cents TO si.'o per
thousand.
China Lanterns, Flags, &C., &c.
Price Lists sent 70 dealers II requested. Call or
send your orders early. sWn
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NOW Is THE TIME
Purchase a Building Lot, or
FARM.

IN the town OF Hamilton, on the Hannibal and
/ st. Joseph Railroad, Missouri. The largest de-
pot ON the road Is In this town, and the land Is
equal TO any In the Western States This land
will be free OF taxes for three years. For maps OF
other information, apply to or address
EDWARD SHAW, Agent,
,..p- no NIidlle street Portland.
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At a Court OF Probate held Mt York, within
and for the county of York, ON the first Tues.
day in June, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-two.by tho i.on. Il. h. Bourne,
Judge OF said Courts
FRANCES KINGSBURY, named ExecutriI In
Il certain instrument purporting ~ be the last
will and testament OF JOSEPH kfSGSBURf, late
Of York, In said county, deceased, having present.
ed the same for probate
Ordered, That the said Executrir give notice TO
all persons interested, by causing copy OF this
In the Union 4 Journal, printed ut Biddcford,
In said county, that they may appear at Pro.
bate Court to be held at South Berwick, In said
county, on the first Tuesday In July next, at ten
Of the clock in the forenoon and shew cause, any
they have, why the said instrument should not be
proved, approved, and allowed as the last will
and testament OF the said deceased.
Attest, GEORGE u. Knowlton, Register.
Atrue copy, Attest. George II. knowlton. Register
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AT n Court Of Probate held ut York, within
and for the County Of York. on the first Tuesday
I'm. June, In the year VI our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sl1ty.two. by the Hon. i. L. bourne,
Judge OF said Courts
IN the petition Of BENJAMIN CIlEEyER guar
" dian OF Ann n. FERNiLD and CHaRLESE.
FERSILD, minors and children OF Eiihn FER
maid, Jr. late OF ortsmouth, State OF New lamp.
for license 10 sell and convey at public auction cr
private sale, all the right, title and Interest OF bis
said wards in and 10 certain real estate situated IN
Kittery, IN said county of York, and the proceeds
thereof to put 10 interest, said real estate be-
ing more fully described In said petition
ORDERED, That the petitioner give notice thereof
10 all persons interested IN said estate, by causing
copy OF this order 20 be published In the CH,sn a
Journal printed In Biddeford, In said county 'n,so
weeks successfully that they may appear NJ fro,
bate Court ~ DO held ut south berwick, w sA'a
county on the first Tuesday In July next, ~ ten OF
the clock In the forenoon. and shew cause. y any
they have, why the prayer Of said pe''''0h '"0'''
not he granted.
Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register
A true copy, Attest, George ii. knowlton hesb'e'
At q Court Of PROBATE held at YSrE, T. Tin.
In and for the County VI York. ON the nrt l L,'
day In June. in the year q our Lori sIEn nsns
hundred and sixty two, by tho Hon. L. h- noa'ns'
Judge Of said Courts
Many JANELITTLEPiELp. widow OF h - ..
vi LiTTLETIELD. late Of Lyman, 10 AZ ~, ooSn.
~ .cs,..i hs wing presented her petition lof her
dower in sad estate 20 be assigned and set out 70
her, and that Commissioner, MAJ w sppoih'sa
for that purpose pursuant p NV
49,, That the said petitioner give notice 10
III, ,.,'on. Interested, by causing copy Of
81. pp,,i., 10 be published three weeks success.
,Ssiy I'm the UsDs \ Journal. printed at Biddsiord
hsts Court 20 he held st south Berwick, In said
county, on the nrst Tuesday In July next, at ten
Of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause.
any they have, why the 'ams shooid not Be al
lowed.
Is Attest, George II. knowlton. Register.
true copy. Attest. George al. knowlton. Register.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the co-partnership
" heretofore existing between the undersigned ut
BiddefOrd, in the Clothing business, Is dissolved
this day by mutual consent.
All persons owing said firm are requested 10 make
paymen at to Daniel Stimson within thirty days. nj
the old stand and those having claims against the
firm are likewise requested To present the same 10
DANIEL STlMs0N,
8. q. HAMILTON.
BiddefOrd, May %, is62.
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to proceed with us up the river tomorrow.
A full repor, will be made as early as pos
sible.
Very respectfully.
G. N. FrrH,
Col. Comd'g 10th Indiana Vol.
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Battle az Charleston.

rrrRr,r OF Tue REBELS SUPPOSED TO BE
Cur orr.
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The business will be continued by tho subscriber
at the old stand,
No. q Somes' Block, Biddeford.
Taking this opportunity Of thanking our former
friends and patrons for their many nvors. would
also solicit continuance Of the same, hoping to
do even better for them in the future than in the
past, for
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-06-27

Al n Court OF Probate held at York, with
IN and for the County OF York, on the first Tues
day In June, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-two, by the Hon. Il. Il. bourne,
Judge Of said Courts
FREDERICK A. WOOD, Guardian OF HENRY D.
II PIERCE, SARAH y. PIERcR, FRANK n.
PIERCE, FRED. l.. PIERCE, and WARD 8.
PIERCE, minors aid children Of Luke Pierce, late
OF Lebanon, Ia said county, deceased, having pre-
sented his first aud final account VI uuardiAnship
Of his said wards for allowances
Ordered, That the said Accountant give notice to
all persons interested by causing acopy ofths or
der TO be published three weeks suecessyely In the
Union r Journal, printed at Biddeford In said
10 be held at South Berwick, In said county, on the
first Tuesday In July next, at ten OF the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause, IL any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
d Attest. George u. Knowlton. Register.
true copy, Attest. George II. Knswlton, Register.
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At q Court OF PROBATE held In York, within
and for the County Of York. on the first Tuesday
IN June, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty.two,by the Hon. Z. Z. Bourne,
Judgeo Of said Court.
IN the petition OF JAMES LADD, Guardian OF
" CHARLES JOSS, minor and child OF Levi joss,
late of Saco In said county, deceased, praying Tor
license TO sell and convey, at public auction, or
private SALE all the right title and interest Of his
said ward in and 10 certain real estate situated In
saco, In said county, and the proceeds thereof TO
put 10 interest, said real estate being more fuliy
described In said petitions
Ordered That the petitioner give notice thereofto
all persons Interested In said estate, by causinGun
copy OF this order TO be published three 49,
successfully In the Union and Journal, prlnt'di IN
DlddefOrd. In said county, that they may appear
at A Probate Court 20 be held at South berwick,
In said county, on the first Tuesday In July next,
at ten OF the cloak In the forenoon, and shew
cause, ifany they have, why the prayer OF SAID
petition shOuid not be granted.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy, Attest, George H. knowlton, Register.
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Rebel Fears for the Fate of the City !
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Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
true copy, attest, GEORGE II. knowlton. Register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-12

A paroled prisoner. who left w ashlngiOn CisT
on Saturday and reached here yesterday. re
ports that the greatest excitement prevailed m
The Yankee capital on that day in consequence.
he supposed, of the recent Tevsrses 20 Pope 3
army. He also reports, that in the early part 0f
the week, he saw from the prison windows &
msgnifciently equipped cavalry regiment on
their way 70 the seat Of war. when one Of his
fellow-pris0ners sung cat TO them taat O. shey
wouldn't look 80 nice 1t they ever happened to
meet with General Stuart, which remark
caused them to laugh heartily. Oar informant
reports that this same regiment returned 30
Washington on Saturday, with thinned ranks.
and presenting wotul appearance as they fled
through the streets. The conhast in their AZ
pearance, on the two occasions, was so striking
that some one ventured to inquire
What brought ycu back TO Washington 30
soon
An officer replied
Oh cur horses were not lrainci they ara
unused to the Unearthly yslls Of tle inferusl
rebels, and became unmausgsabis' SD We JUST
came back to Washington to get om horses in
proper training
The fact of the matter was that this splendid
YANKEE cavalry regiment had encountered Cen
slal uart and portion Of his brave followers.
who gave the Yankees a sound dTubbing, and
sent them back TO the city, with loss Of halt
Of its members, and the survivors badly cnp-
Dled-Richm0Hd EHgziFsr.
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announcement.

~ y ell -LaE IS. Gsu., of DeSoio Is 8 csn5i
~ efie fa1 TIE et1ee OF - strct kft1rne- 20 The
j's fi- er possd cf he counties Of Ti5psh Ezrshsll
assys q Parola aui Desoto. Els shs-Ecs ig. th
nf1a ~ rra- ert any peiS nal Intercourse with u
YctenpGf tle - s.rtc1
Tor neaftg yta-- cy Judicial appointment (vith0ui
Ery 50 arq, hs tales The liberty lf refaui1g - The
i-r1ss l tle 5sr, lr5rL hsut ths falrct Tor irf0r
a-ii on a. tc h,7F tacs dIll-s performed snd
ic his general -sl hlatols a1d fines shs sihes
Fsre puo lshsd ~ tae District copy tii eiszii-
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john Ross NEGROES Thursday morn
ing, about eleven O'clock, telegram was re-
csiYed from Dst-ot by eolored msn IN Lon
don, 10 the ELECT that nine negroes were detained
in the rear car Of ths train coming east, and due
At London at noon many colored people as
seul5led at the train, with Mr.. Horton as egal
adviser. Chief OF police, Wigmore WIS also
n attendance Tbs tram sfuyed, snd it was
discovered that Mr. Ross, governor Of one OF
the Indian tribes, with bis family AID negro at
iendauts, was aboard. The London eolored
people soon sought their brethren, and invited
them to step of tie train. They refused, al
eging that they were free, and prefsrTsd u yo
oa with Ross 20 Washington. theif destination
The train went ons and tie colofei serYau's.
soo--Loadon q H foes Press.
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AnuTgIsTEtT0R,S E0TICF.

FF10 ali ps1so77 Aagisg CLAIMS against the estate q
& Mich'al Johnson decerasd: Let.ees ~ adminisirs
r = having b eH greatsd % the un iersign b. the
u abste ceuri of Ei -ar county, Mi.sas ppi g. tn
E-v ss ID a - 1852 not ce IS hereby given al
trso1s hsv - clains against Eaia estate present
81. ere and hays hem gistsred in ire msnner aud
~ hn Gle -e presc-37ea p law or tley VII be for
te7,5v rea..e.tsE o llsl,e 1rae 7iaie pay reat.
JOHN M. SdANSON
a7uliriafrafcf
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mirigfrstoT's Notice.

TFTbEzE a- lt zfa of a5laiE s:rz;i5n on tbs estate
c' Bat 80 - D. -6-se-, we're s snted 70 t1e IN
Gers gle4 au 80 -d-T tie dlt day ni h= Juy term.
p D.. 1872 q tie sr0hs-e e. at o. aoJsha county.
Sis-s c Ais s7r. -l hei-E tra asy of sad u-oBth
ts l1ie IS p er ire hs eby given testing al par
b-us lsilzt ne e-t-te 81 Hai ce-eassd,
60 % hl1it -s and 1Eva tAaz refisterez iu the
u-na-r sTd q hin tae tCl prescribed ty lsN, they
vi Pc ver 5-r1l JOHN i SMITH,
'Tsrfr EEmiris-refar
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fnWIyIsTPsT0R's N0TTGF.

~ az ~ e. "a sCsz, Ge s3ssei. ere grbnted 10 che
uriersiess1 st be prii fa7m. A. D. 1907, cf ths
bae colrt cf Lalayef-s cauuty, Stale Of 81 -gi,
this no-ile tasr fore hereby gwen rsu ting al psT
sors having ms against he estate ~ Sc deceased
rc ex1fbi5 lie ssas snd hsye hsm Fesisiersd in The
u luner aad 7tan the ts preser bed by law tLsy
tflll b forever barred IL s. BCGAIN.
..rlf 1susrr-s zflnin g.rstos
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"A Aduairistrator's Notice.

rrTHrREAs letters o. sdmin u rst on the ettste
NJ ~ F4f-Hnd 3 pfrklns. cecesEed were granted
, - a. sesiess3 oa 1lou3sr the Hrst dsy Of tte ju
te-, a p 1872 81 sbe + oBste court Of tie county
~ = iai,1siis sac cf Mississippi, il being ihs 7th
.-s5 ss b. ~ uctice is theIel- re hereby gwen
eslira ~ psrsons aFiug claims against the state
al sad dec is 4 b ezli5t tEe fame and have iasn
5,ga7, tte -,suaer saz within the q ne prescribed
- JOHN E. SMITH.
A d-nir; sfrst
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YDTEs'F.

AFIN8 0lsih-d az A Administrator On the estate
Al % th i-t= T. j. l'ti-vs at tne January tern Of
tie Preb=ts C9urt, aa-slal co snty hizi-spp', Ile
Efe fully -c4l al prEous iadeb'ed 20 3he ssd
s. - cali promptly cn Ine At NY residence in Shelby
cdunsg. Tru1, twelve l1 les from Mempbit he Pi-
cson zots. r-4d . serls Thoie having claius
aEsinr sallg tle ysl p ssr hsz duy anthem Gated
ier sss.leaegi- : KYLE.
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For Ja3ge Of the Seventh Jadlcia


FpEE friends . Ii i.r Be- W UPSaAW Of Ba-ssall
A. c7unfy is is ipr-, &c his name SO cardi
date fo7 ud q the zen Judicia District Of Ms
ts p, cln- I'd of the counties Of DeSot0, Psn0is
Laa s1a sss q 2 ard IipPsh
q ler J esa-s s-na-s laa q i7 iupaired- hs eyes
Wig la disc ssd for +Nros1rs -u camp 20 sroh
a. eEen - 20 con PEI bin - the cpaiou Of med cal
men, q retr1 froa tte army short time. Many Of
flaTc irs-s iai-k lim af Ibis crsis, emit nfly
suite ar ldtc stsliou, s1d rec mneud am to the
vct-rE of .ie Ds--ict.
.r.l-I 81 WV CITIZENS
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ADMINISTRATORS EToTice.

EafH PAS J l-s-s Of fdai-issrsff-n On She estate
~ 81 G-Tea Wool deceased were Ersrtei 20 the
uld-rig ID 01 y 1aF. she trst dav Cf tae lEust
term. q. -ie of tis P-oha-e coars of Eal a5lsh 4
Co1.t7 S,s-e y a-Fhirpi. il being the Ssh ay e
raid ul1n b. ils rc'tcs i he eloie hertbF sivez
eu-tr al perors having aims against TIE estate %
azii teas '1 cxhlht ih5 aud havs them resi
teIei 30 lsr sai vitlil the tine prsscrbsG By
iaE. or 81 sd De- 70 ever barrel.
SEREEA We d,
L. !. d - l..--lr
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AD1IIETsTRlT0R's N0TTCE.

I ErTeRf or ID uiaisrafien upol the estate Of IOho
IfF. Ca-hflaa iat3 % Lafayette co1nty Ni s ssipp
deeeass hsg ~ been rraned he u1deTsisued 81 She
April ierln l-fl file Probate Cont Of said coun
81 persons wing claims sg at the es ste Of Ead de-
ssei ere hereby fa 70 e1hi5e the same and have
the Do rees-ere3 e -asuner and w hia The time pre-
H-ribea b. lesg, ~ shs s-Inc VII be fors barred
E G. SNITaER
1zfard. ass July - .isa2 A1uli1istrEioT.
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r HIVE II fhe jal Of tia c9uBty NE3RO NAN,
.sha save rs lame is JI4 and taat he belengs 10
T55ek fsrvr o hives fftesn mi from Trenton, Ark
~ s IS 5 sbons thirtv ears of age. il very black,
rs h u ve feel Ten inches 10 hight. Ihii j. 70 no
5lfs- lie osneI whsEe BE czn be fluad
J. Il JONES Sheriff ard Jsisr
ra7 r---1.- psnos q county. Mss.
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.EaIIor,s Notice.

utvR Fl ~ lass Of ihis couDfy an old NEGRO
FfaE-nbo cslls hss name DICK and says be be
me h 4 srg raqitf. -he livef near Benton II 3
llies seems 10 b. ahout " I'VE years CT age 1h'
o.yreT c zn & ID bim a. this pisce
J. Il Jones, SleT gnd Jsil0r,
..q1 7a-q-v Pano'a county Miss.
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The EvncuatiOn Of EredricIssburE BY she


The telegraph yesterday mentioned the evae-
uation of Fredericksburg BY the Yankees The
town was evacuated on Sunday evening last
the enemy departing in the direction Of Aqua
creek. They had been engaged for several days
in the work of destroying al the property in
their possession, and the Federal commander
Kingsbury, previous to their leaving, transferred
the government of the town TO the civil authori-
ties, and advised them to place force of eiti-
zsns on quad Sunday night to protect private
property from plunder by the army stragglers.
This advice was followed and nearly every cid-
zen kept watch through the night. Ths enemy
set fire to the three bridges, which were much
injured by explosions Of gunpowder, placed
there for the purpose Of blowing them up.
Large fires were seen burning during the whole
nighton theopposte side Of the river, in Stafford.
where all the expensive deposits Of provisions,
conimissary stores, bakeries, tents, etc, were To-
Gated
They were all destroyed, together with the
large barn Of Msior Lacy, on the Chatham es-
tate, which was filed will stores. They accom-
piished their work very thoroughly, as il they
had no intention OF returning. A letter from a
citizan Of Fredericksburg says, that refugees can
safely return to their homes and families. Sew
erl men Of Union proclivities, including j. W
HunnicHtt, editor Of the Christian Bonner went
with the Yankees
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mountains all Of Monday night with nothing 70
eat, but had plenty of water from the springs we
found there
Tuesday morning we started again for Man
camilla thinking it could rot BE- much further "a,
and, after travelling about two hours, we heard
a signal gun-hred from the s. Loais This
was the first intimation we had OF there being a
steamer near at haad. Some Of the party
climbed the trees, and from thence saw the beach
and the steamer ST. Louis. We then divided
aud made our way. some direct TO the beech and
others toward the steamer. The steamer went
on toward Mauzanilla, leaving her boats and
several canoes manned by MaXicsns, 90 pick up
and carry all the wrecked pass sngers of the
Golden Gate they could find al various points
along the shore, from the place Of disaster down
to Manzanilla When We were taken into the
boats Ws procured something to eat as they had
supplies furnished from the 81. Louis Ga
Tuesday afternoon we reached the steamer at
Msnz .nilla. The passengers Of the 81. Louis
were very kind IN their assistance 10 u.s. furnish
ing the destitute with clothing, and SO forth.
INCIDENTS
Captain James Whitney, Jr., was one eff
the passengers who safely swan through
the raging surf to the beach. lie once reached
fordabie water, but refux wave hurled him
back again. Ga gaining terra frnia he was
very much exhausted, and some time elapsed
before be recovered his consciousness. A nun
Der Of females also survived this trying ordeal
of the breakers, but 1t nearly cost all Of them
their lives.
John Henry Rooth, lad of ten years Jumped
overheard about ten minutes after the tiTe broke
out. He swan 70 boat in which his grand
mother and others had secured places but the
boat being full he struck off for aDother not yet
filed Hs was taken in aud safely landed while
the other boat, containing his grandmother aud
Mrs. McMullen (the only persons he knew in
her, in attempting to leave the side Of the vessel
was struck by the paddle and swampsd The
bodies of tie boys grandmother and Mrs. Nc
Mullen were washed ashore aud buried side by
side. On arriving here the boy was taken in
charge by Mr. David Ferris, furnished with
new suit Of clothes throughout. and taken to his
home, where he is kindly provided for
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lA5CCTGKs NOTICE. -F hereas letters iesta-
II lallasr 5 he H. vii a1d ,Fs-aue1t of D. L
HERON Gee as-l were sr4ned to t1g un4er 5nei at
~ te 's57r term, lcd4 o tee Po5ste court Of al
llausla 7lu- -, 4.a7e Of Asassppi. the n day Of
sii La1nta tis uacs IS therefore hereby given Re.
Qt-s ing re sua hari- aims against he estate Of
tsil dfcsase hi55t he .l1a ana lave then regis
tz -ei and ~ tin The lime prescribed BY
Jaw, 0r hey IS E b- rever barred
-, 5.II,- eaIn4ERs Ereeu.ors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-12
District AfforneV.

W. s-s s1th--iz-d 20 anloznes that Colonel ". Il
~ BRAN rEET HiI be s candidate Enr the once Of
Dsrie Attorley ln tba zenith Mississippi District At
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-12

e An inqniring citizen acqu3iaisnes Of
oars who has perambulsted the city Of Naichei
freely since the b0mbagdment, says BE- baI
counted only sixty different buildings that were
round shot reached two and bali miles "a tho
asuuiry.-Nafche- Courier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-12

It Is reported tbst some packages Of tea.
lately sold Il Si4 per pound "a this city hsVs
been re-sold ID another cily 81 S5--a coed pros
IF the original price, as IS proba5isI Waa psid IN
c0unleIlrit Dills-C hgrissioH CeFfier
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-12
arInaTErUTR :

-4prsE no. 4 SUBSTITUTE, to serve 10 be Place
" of member oi Van l1orns array % rlom 70
er1i wages T'ii Do essn EeI ilt-si ~ - aP
Fly r. = aa iless -, ~ -,
- l2teoAs pAosu @''s'