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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-19

air BoNSY BLUE FLAG.
We were driven forth in exile
From our native happy land
For we would not bend our spirits
10 S tyrsnt's ern command
We came TO old Virginia
From the OAio's sunny shore,
To she'd our blood for freedom,
As our fathers did before.
CHoRUs Tor we march, we march,
To the music Of the drum,
We were driven forth in exile
From our old Kentueky home.
They have branded US as fslons
by their stern despoiic laws
And they doom Us to the prison
when we light for freedoms cause
But our hesrts viii never fail US,
Wen proudly meet our doom,
And suffer deep and sorely
For our old kentucky home.
CBeRUs Tor we march, etc.
when first the Southern flag unfurled
It's folds upon the air,
It's Stars had hardly glittered
When Eentuekys sons were there.
And they swore a solemn oath,
As they sternly gathered round,
They could only live a.s freemen
on the dark and bloody ground
CHoRUs: Then cheer boys, cheer
Wen tight the Northern scum
Who drove Us forta in exile
From our old Kentucky home
And now we are preparing
Our native soil 20 tread.
And We wiz be victorious,
Or Aumber with the dead.
So mothers, sisters sweethearls
We bid you ali adieu,
And hope that in Kentucky
Wen soon be Joined By you.
CHORUS For weu march straigh: ahead
gainst the Yankee scam
And soon wen free our native State
And welcome you at home
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A DEMONSTRATORS No rICE.-Whereas, letters
"a Of administration Oh the estate Of Henry Aoore'
5scszsd were r-auted % the undersigned by The Pro
bate court OF Yesbusha county, State OF mis- sipp
A. the September term 1862, thereof nls notice ia
therefcr1 hereby given requesting al persons nAfin6
claims against the estate Of aid deceased to exhibit the
same and have them registered 10 the mannsr ano
within the time prescribed by ls, er they vii es f'F
ever barred. l. W. hOOAH'
sss1euew Administrator.
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SPECIAL ORDERS No, G,

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF THE MIS-)
SISSPPL
JACKSON Miss September 10, 1902
ALL Quartermssters IN this District wid, within
/ ten days, make returns Of sll G7v5mmenr pop
erty on had including public moneys al o. dAte OF
their scpJ5atment rank etc whether bonded or not
a what post with what troops hsy serviI and
in what pIrti5l lar caracity.
They viii make thr ir reports TO Major George Whit
field Chief Q QIsrterms,ter
Estimates for Qusrtermasters funds will be made OF
Mzi Whth Ia. 'se.3 lw
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

mo all psrsous having claims sgsinst the esate q
[ AIehael Johnson deeeEsed Letters OF aanlnl't.e
4 "a haviuz been granted 70 tie un tefsign-d oy in
rr,h.ts con- of I3oizsr county Missss ppL Of ths
May term A. D 1862 notice rs here0y gwen 70 a.. =.
1rsns hsv ng csims AZ sinst said esafe % present
IA same and have them registered ia tie Blsner ana
hin the q ne prescribed By law or they VII De tof-
ever bared sud s psrs7ns Indebted % SAID estate ss
hereby requested 10 make i1ne5i payment
John III. SHANNON
s,aE-F-s Administrator
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To the FoterS Of the 7ta Judicial Dis
fricf Of flln state OF HIiSslssinni.

DELTgVINrs- iroil Communications fro-1 various
ID purtons 81 this d III 7hzt very general wilh
prevails that I'D submit nv name q land dsfe
rhe Il3resti The rlrcalting election, respond
By ch6srfuiy d3uF and ns ire people that If
h1n1rsd bv ther sufEr & sViii fssihsuiiy nv
bsss energies di,casrge o. tie raspOn=ib'e duties cf
the oca IL ull b- mpossi5l= for o isst the peO
PIE gtn--slT. but vTiLl see as many ss al.
Re pse-fully, your fslt y c-tizsa
seI4tla JAS TROTTER
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Adminiguator,a Notice.

TTTHEREAS, Iet-ers Of aduin'strssou on the estEte
w Of Bat smith dscease3, we're g1arfed 10 t1e M
serss rued N Ho1day tie f-st day Of he Juy term
T. d. sf2 dl the Probate u-t o. allabusha comfy,
STATE OF Miss 0p 10 being ths 7ih day OF ssic onA
ths notice IS tter-fore be eby given req esting q per
sns bsv.rE as against he tate OF Fsi &c eass1,
70 exhibit fhs esI= and have them registered IN she
snoer ard within tie time prescribed BY law, or they
wi b. forever barred. JOHN & gMITH
.,9aTs-f- Adnfnisfrarqr.
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Fer Judge Of the Seventh Judicial
nisfricf.

TT1gE -Tlends o. Il i-r e w Ups aAW OF Marshall
II county y isis ip-i, luaolocs his name IS 8 csndi
dste for Jud 1f he Serea % Jalcsl DIS ret of Il 3
sbfppi c5rlrossd oi The counts Of DeSoto, Panols
LafaFe-ts MsIstsI snd Tip-sh
Esior Up-hzs'F g=ns-al heath is I7ps~ed his eyes
htviuE brc1le ss-d lr0 in camp such
81 sxreu- a. TO cen pei him ~ the opinion OF 1ieai
rnsa 10 retire from the army shor time. Many Of
L. fst61-e Esns thiuk Lin this Cr-is, sEi1enfly
suited f,- faifcaI stz-ioc a-d rec mleLd him 90 the
voters of the District.
srlalsp-ts MANY CITIZENS.
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SPECIAL ORDERs N0. 5.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT CF TIE MIS-)
SI.SrPPI
gAcKsoN. ALles. eer.sa5er 10 Is62

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT CF TIE MS-)
SI.S-PPI
JACKSON, Mise. September TO- 1902.
TIT No invalid or eonvslsscsnt, # whatever
L 4 4 rank, now in the hosp tails IN and rear Jack
son. Es-i spfi. in any OfEsr Gig or 'ovVn with q
this Districi viii hsTesf be allowed 10 seGve he
Do spsi limi for any purpose whstev-r, without he
written Permission Of The Su geou charge EXPIRE =
ing the reason for temporary abserc Surgeons in
charge OF hospitals required TO keep Ieei ef oi
81 perm IS Issued
Y no invalid or conva' 'eslent whether officer or sol
der will b. allowed heresf 20 a. privste
residence In near jackson Mississippi auy psce
90 this DlsrieJ where hospital seeomaod s,ious con
venieuty near, without wi ten permission uon these
OF subdist let q. sdqngrSers Commanding officers 81
f5 Gsrcs camps sni stations and surgeons iu chE ga
OF hospitals viii carry out the requirements Of tbs
{ order.
VI. All officers hereby ordered TO report TO ihei1
immeds'e commanders insracions Of tAis order, and
czsus se requested 90 transfer sll the invalds and
coavsssesnts Jhgir residences to the eaTsst hosp
ta.g sts ions
BY order Of BrigadieT-Gonsrsl RU6GLFs
r. az H0OE
sa13-1w hrs-starf A1iufsn' General
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ADWTyTSFgAV0RsS NOTICE,

Of ths late l. j. Feli5W 81 ne Janusry term OF
tie Probate Court, MARSHA comfy, Missi 7spp, re
spe-If1ly request al persons indebted 20 the % e.
tse 10 esi promptly st my ressdensa n shelby
county, Tenn twelve miles from Memphis, On ne p
gs9u K0os. roGd ald se-ls. Those hav ng claims
sgsns Euid estate will present then dulY authenticated
for ssttle 1eut. W r KYLE
- ---t--a Adrnfnfstrsl
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EXECUTORS NOTICE-Wheress letters tesla
" menisry of the lat will and teFtane7t Of D. L.
Heron dec ssed granted TO toe undersigned si
the Sc Jembsr term 1862 Of the PfobsJe court Of Ys
abusha county, Sraie OF Mss ssipp tbs u day Of
said month this notice is therefore hereby given
Uuegtnz all persons having aims against he estate OF
sfd deceased 20 exhibit the and have them re gs
tered 10 the mEuDer and within tie time prescribed BY
law OF they VII be forever barred
J. BBIDaERs- Executors.
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ADMINISTRATORS K0TICE.

NTTHEREAS izrrsrs o. Rdmini-trsiion o. the estate
w Of T.. e. Mean de5sase5 we're g-snred 20 ths
nderzigned g. ths April A. D.. 1882 Of the Pro
bafe court of Lsfsyetis county Sts+e Of is siopi,
tbs uoiee ther fore h4rsbv gvea rsqusst ting 81 per
sons havine sg2us The esfsfe of "a deceased,
20 exhibit he and have them registered IN the
manner and within tae time prescribed BY law or they
viii b. forever barred II. S. MCCAIN
4 -s--.r
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Adminigtrator's Notice.

TTTHERE-As 8 l.tts Of aduilist-st n the estate
w a Green Wood deceased. were ersnfed the
uadersigred on Hnn5sy, dde frst day CT the August
term A D. $50. % tie PFobae court Of 1aliab usha
County Safe of Mississippi, it being the 4h az Of
said moo b. ths notice is therefore hereby eiveH
usting al persons having sls aE lt ~ estate Of
said decessd 20 exhidt The sld hsVe them re- IL
tered 10 tue ma ti1 he tine praEcribeG by
law, OF t-ey " d be forever barred
SERENA WOOD,
sr9q-fu--fpr zd rfnisrrstriK.
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A DHIEaSFRATORS NOTICE. Where's. letters
n Of adminisratioa the estate oi Eiz2he =
BJbtt dscd were granted 70 the undersigned = me
ss,tssober term 1862 Of the Probate court Of 1ahe
ushs county State OF Mississippi this notice e there
fore hereby gwen requesting al persons hAylns ca ms
sgars the estats OF said eeesased TO eXniD tls se
5d have hem reg stsred Ia the and within the
tips prescribed BY law hey viii be forever barred
IS s'Isygau ROBERT MARTIN, Adnl tos.
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To the TOterS Of the 7th Judicial Dis
tricf Of the State OF EliSSiSSiDnl.

II An e esuiidste fer Dis rics Attorney cf this dis
4 tric csrn0t csuvsss ths district n the present
eondti0u Of he cOlntry. have been engaged in the
praoce of the law ~ the Holly Spring bar for the
lsst ten years and invite candid inves igton OF ms
qualifications, moral and legal for the once
IL elected VII discharFe tio du les Cl the office
with energy and fidelity, without fear OF fsvor refer
20 tas members Of the 5sr in the disTct and espe-
cal > 20 ihose OF Narshsll coGnfy.
.c-ftl. grTTH
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hnMIgIsTRAT0R,s NOTICE.

ETTBFsAs letters Of sdHiais r ton on tie estate
w OF Robert 3. Ga lis deceased, Nere gra1ted 70
sbe up5erigued 81 he Au gus. term A. d, ls62 Of the
pr,bsfe Court Of Haa5uEhs county, State OF M.sis-
gipp the 40 Of said mOuth-this nofies . thersIofe
hereby given reauss ing "a persons ma ing oAaillo
sanFt fae estate Of said deceae5 TO exhibit me same
md have them registered in the manner and within ne
tIpe prsscrbed by law they vii be forever barred
ANGELINA GATTIS.
,-a7 f,,-e-- AduirissTEtFiE-
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T ETTERs % sdmiaiera.lon upon ths estate Of john
tJF Cushuau late Of Lafayette luty, Nj 'sssppi,
Seaasss harur been grained The u2ders med az the
Dr ter7n 1862 4 the Probate Court OF said cOuay
al srus wing claims agsil-t the ss'ate OF said de-
ceased are hereby ne TO ezho 1e same ana have
ne, rsd the manner and VII hiu he time pre-
E. G.. SMTThLR
r,--e--5 rr7ss JnIv Il 1852 Administrator
frJg farr-uvH
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5a5iy Rates OT Advertising.
or one square Of ten lines or less one insertion slOO
MISCELLANEOUS.
Announcement.

IL i CH tLhEZS, Gsc=- Of DeSo,o, Is q candl.
\ IL date for tae Office OF Ds'rct Attnrnev in the
Dis b. composed of be counties OF TiDpsh Marshall
Lslsye-t7, Pauoa ana DeSoto. His absence Ia rh
ssznT viii prevent any peTs ma Intercourse with th
voters 0t the y s.rict-
Having. boVeve- d charged the duties o tbe oElee
For nesrly year, by Judicial appointment tTithout
any ary) be taxes the liberty Uf referring . the
members 81 the bar, tr0ue Iut the district Tor i-fo-
nation IS 20 how tlosa dIes performed, aDd as
20 his general qualifications and Eress fer ths ofhce.
FsFes Puoiuhed in tie District copy til election,
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Adminietrator'g TTotice.

SfTFHFREAg letters OF administration on the estate
w of 3 lrnund B Perkins, deceased were grsntea
a. he rndersined on Eondsy the hrst dsy Of tie Ju =
tsraa A. d 1862, Of the BloDate court roe county
~ Yslisbushs Sta.s OF Mississipa it beiag the fth
a. 0f ssid usoE b. tEis notice j. tefrs hereby given
feuesting a persons having claims against ne estate
81 aid deee SD 70 exhibit ire and have them
,t-red n the rsnler sd hn the time prescribed
- JOHN r. SMITH,
.-sof.,ze,T Administrator
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Fer District itt0rney OF the Seventh
Judicial District,

THE friends Of e ID. CALVIN MILLER CT PsnOis
4 c1unty a-is-ssp ppi sun5u1se his n sme a. esnd
BE- uiag ID be- elect Ou tor Dlst-i Aiior-
o. g. uouD0s7d Of ere C5un'-ez OF DeSot7, Pnola, La
fsvstte Marshall sni fipJ7h
Ool a Ger tos welt sn9Tn 20 the citizens OF thus
Disrct 20 need recons "a ztlcn- Bis eztezsi-e Trss
toe he uz- his long eEpereuca, lis EokuO1 ege i
G5.ity sui fire energy suie enf gus7antse 70
s,5--T q---1 1r+E MANY VOTERS
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Tenn.
Amgusfa. Ge0Tgia.

THE M iersisu a. la-e OF he t-m cf SouthWortn
4 Nance S-Co. 5semphis haze cGeusd house tl Au
susta "a "5urirg ta- war" Fbf RS sTl be pleased
10 hear fr0 olr trends AID 20 ATTEND 20 business
they rsar hsvs in th. section Of coun ny
We vii buy End sell en- commission any articles se1'
20 81 or5ar7r1Ia Us, d 70 Be hse-Drg 5oocs Groca
Res N1eeV- lJe groes. &c
o. icderaee and re5uTls promptly made. OF
ders for purchases mlst be accompanied with 81
money 70 iasure attention
.ezBm VI. & A. SOUTHWORTH
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THE INDIAN WAR.-The special correspond
ent Of the Chicago Tiass, telegraphing from
Des MONIES, Iowa, ON the I2sh inst, says
A gentleman Of my acquaintance, Just from
the West, informs me thai it was reported in
Omaha before he LEFT, that a trsinof i've wagons
from Council Bluffs, ireighled with goods to the
value Of twenty-five thousand dollars, had been
captured by band OF Sioux Indians, about four
or five days travel west OF Omaha. Il must
have been near Shinn's Ferry, on the Platte
river. There was considerable excitement in
Omaha aud Couneil Blufs, as mary heavily
iaken trains have been recently started west
from these two points
There are no further adviees from Sioux City
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CAPTAIN ERICSsON's NEW SHIP
tstor is the name chosen by CaPts
for his monster irOn-clad vessel, s.
longer than the Persia or Niaga'Was
heavier and thicker amor ths
nary iron-ciads. The side srlsston.
extraordinary dimensions sus Of the
thick, the wooden Ermoeen heard
four feet thick, up and eksalugday
the satisfy Of
aui and Gal.
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BY WCLANAHAN & DILL.
MILITARY ORDERS.
First Brigade mississippi Minute Mem.

HEADQUARTERS. CAMP MuLDALE, Warren Coulty,
Mississippi September D. 1902
Special Order No.
A Ii persons absent without leave or who have been
"A detail ed and neglected TO report those who have
sick furOughs which have expired, and Ee0Ds Ger
tcate has not been Forwarded 20 these headquarters
sre hereby notified that they must report forthwith 70
these headquarters, or they viii be considered and
tFeated as deserters
BY order Of Brigadier General RICHARD WINTER.
seI7-lw w A. STEELE, A. A e..
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sPEEIAL aRnER Ia. 8,
y Y a-NtNHa . II -lI0 y " U
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF THs MS
HrnHnr

aEADQUARTBRs DIsTRICT OP rms MIs-}
sISSIPPL
JACKSON. Miss, ssp-sa6sr 10, 1853. )
TIT ALI Cficsrs sDd soldiers Of this Di rriet
4 1 now % leIt IT, n their Cummaeds. viii inuEe
dist=ly reion them exempted by special order.
OF prevented by sickness in wich cases copies OF faa
Crsers surgeon eeIt h-stl wiI be forwarded ~
tle.r commanding ohcsrs
By order Of Brigs5ie- ie--G=nersl RUGGLEs.
r. a. HOOE,
rel4 Ivy A L. Gerera'
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GENERAL ORpERs No. IS.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE pISTRTCTl
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss. Sept. moer ID. 1862.
I ERE Al FTER al pris0ners Of wET taken by the
f troops OF this conn d, viii be a. olcs sent to
Headquarters Army OF ths District Of the aiss pp
90 b. psroed in accordance with The cartel between
m6ut-.
By order of Major General EARL VAN DORM.
As. r. EIHMEL,
seI6 w fiEilr I'D A. A. General.
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The Fremont Armr Proieet.

NEW YORK, September SIR: / have the
honor to inclose a copy Of 3 resolution this day
passed by the national war committee Of New
York. aud TO ask whether, if the government
consent, you VII undertake the organization Of
a corps therein requested.
Very respectfully yours,
GEORGE OPDYRE, Chairman.
Msi0r-General JOHN G. FREMONT.
COPY RESOLUTION.
Res0Ired, That General Fremont and Gsuersl
Mitchell be each requested, if the governments
viii consent, 70 organize IN this State, without
delay, a corps Of fifty thousand men, and that
application for such consent be made 70 the
general government; and If it refuse, then %
the State government.
New YORK, September 5--SIR I have the
honor to receive your note of the 80 inst. com
municating 20 me a resolution passed by the
Bs5i0Osl war committee OF New York, in rela-
ton to a corps Of fifty thousand men, and re-
Questing 10 know, in the event Of it having the
sanction Of the government, II / Eouli under
take its organization. I thank the committss
for the honor Of their invitation, and beg you to
inform them that [ would undertake the L-G-.
posed duty with pleasure
respectfully, your Obedient servant,
j. G. Fremont.
MajoT-Geueral United States Army.
Hon GEO. OPDTKE ETC., Chairman Of Com
mitiee
NEW YORK, September 4, 1862.
To the Hon Edwin n Stanton. Secretary of War,
Washington
SIR; Win you consent that General Fremont
and General Mitchell each or either shall or
ganizs in this State separate corps Of fifty
thousand men, composed Of citizens Of this and
other States, and allow the men received % bs
counted IS part of the quota Of the State rom
which they come, upon some OF the calls tor
troops heretofore made by the President
1t you consent, we shall hope to induce fha
generals to undertake the organization.
GEORGE OPDYKE,
Chairman National W ar Committee
WAsHNGTOS, September ., 1862.
George Opdyks Mayor. No. 79 FifJh Avsnus. New
York
Your telegram yesterday has received c0nsid-
Grafton of this department. General Mitchell
having been assigned to command the Southern
Department must Immediately join his eoul
mand Raising volunteers in New York has
been assigned to the governor Of that State.
who is faithfully performing his duty; and thsrs
appears to be no reason for interfering with him.
TO authorize military officers Of high rank 10
raise and organize army corps would be product
i've Of military dis0rgauiZgsiOn.
This department, therefore, cannot consent
that any major general shall organize a separate
corps. EDWIN M- STANTON.
Secretary Of V
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New YORK, Sept. I2-The following is the
letter of General Mcdowell demanding Of the
President thorough investigation OF the accu-
satiou Of Colonel Brodhesd;
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-16
THE MISSOURI MASSACRE

Heroic 4SelfsacrJfce.-We learn fro,0 y,
number of the Cincinnati Enquirer that oni A'e
the victims selected by the Federal Coo one %
MeNeill for his butehery in Missouri was ra1
who had wife and several children depends0. 4aa
together upon his daily labor for their snTn, a.
young man knowing the condition of the fap;1a
offered himself TO Mcneil as substitute for MI
husband and father, was accepted, and was orS sug
the ten who were shot. The Cincinnati naUoo "
with more independence than we should bo",,
looked for from that quarter, says the historS &c
that atrocious murder would not be eomnIot.
without the relation Of this incident of heroic sos
sacrifice; neither would the infamy of McNeiI \.
fully understood and appreciated without its rac
tai. One of the reproaches of the adminstrati".
Is, that MCNEIL was allowed to remain sinoa
day in service after this inhuman affair had bSoS
brought to its notice. From the same source NJ
learn that at the late Fremont celebration in 81
Louis, Mcneil was present, and that during the a.
casion he proposed to drink with brother officer
The result of the invitation was a marked ono
The officer invited by Mcneil to drink recoiled
from the offer as if in contact with dishonor, and
denounced him murderer, and unfit for III.
society of an officer of the American army. HI
told him further, where he could be found if Nc.
Neill considered himself insulted by the wav bs
had been treated.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-16
War n ewS.

R,rr,p At PLYMOUTH. N. C.-The Peters
buro Exnress of Saturday last has particulars OF
bottIa 81 PIvmautb. Washington county, n. u, OBJ
80 e. Con French On Wednesday last,
.hafnre dav FIVE companies, 18th N. g. Troops,
I,;eut Col Evans, dashed into Plymouth, n. e.,
and drove the Yankees peIi nell from the place.
We killed and wounded many and took 20 prlso-
.ners and IS negroes.
Oar troops being fired at from the houses, Col
Lamb ordered some of them to be battered down.
and it is reported that two-thrds of the town was
burnt
Al Abolition gunboat was driven down tue
River and seriously disabled.
The negroes aud prisoners were all brought
away. Our loss is six wounded including Capt
Galloway.
REPORTED MUTISY AT NEwBERN, n. C.-Ihe
Raleigh State Journal learns from a source
nerfectIy reliable that mutiny broke out TmoESst
the Aboliionists at Newbern, at the close Of week
before last Five hundred soldiers threw down
.heir arms, swearing that they were Democrats
and would fight no longer under the AbolItIonIst s
fac. Some Of them were captured, but about five
hundred of them made their escape. The excite
nent is represented as intense The traitor Stanly
fled to a gun-boat. The immediate cause OF the
mutiny was the reported advance on Newbern of
Generals jackson and Evans with heavy force.
hSy- The Tarboro Southerner, Of the 9th, says
that for the last week or two the streets of that
town have been made alive by the passage through
them of numberless wagons, carts and vehicles Of
every description They are principally loaded
with negro women and children, provisions and
other property of refugees from the lower counties,
on their way 10 the Interior to escape the vandalism
of our INSCRIPTIONS invaders.
The same paper adds owe have no definite
news from below save that the enemy are still
plying their avocations. They depredating
and piIlaging upon the citizens of Hyde, Washing
ton and the lower part Of Martin counties. A
desolation is left behind them equal to that which
marked the track of the Egyptian locusts Of yote.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-16
e.. & 8. G. RAILROAD.
IL W, SDSDNHto A. Ii. MARTIN,
Dec g. 1862 st Agent
Equity Land Sales.
Dec ., ISG2

In obedience to decree of the Court of Equity Of
Mecklenbnrg County, made for partition among tho
heirs at law of the late James Lonergan, decd, will
sell in the Public Square of Charlotte the 22nd day
of December, 1862, to the highest bidder executing
bond with approved security on credit of six mOn@s
with interest from sale, the following Real Estate
wit:
A valuable front Lot Tryon Street. two doors
from the Mansion House, in Charlotte, twenty-sevcn
feet front, and running back one hundred and ninety
five feet, embracing good two-story Brick Building
containing six rooms, with good Kitchen, Stable leo
House, &c, making it a first rate business stand.
Also, five hundred acres, less, of first rate
Farming Land, lying the South Fork of the Caaw.
ba River in CASTOR county, IL miles southwest of Char
lotto and mile from the Ferry, embracing an excellent
Barn and other good ou-buildings, about third Of
it being under high state of cultivation and the bal
heavily timbered and the whole well watered with
good springs of fresh, cool water The land is adapt
ed to the culture of corn, wheat, cotton, &c.
Any further information may be obtained from Nd
ward Lonergan, living at Lonergan's Ferry
A. G. WILLIAMSON, c. NJ. g.
Nov as. 1862. At