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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-03

The Memphis Avalanche. of the 29th inst., says: All
agree that the enemys attempt to take Island No 10
failure They threw shell fer nearly two hundred ard oy
hours expended three thousand 13inch Shells and
ore funded thousand pounds of powder They did no dam
age to our parapes buildings, magazines guns, and
killed but one man. Communication with the Island by
Tintcnville is uninterrupted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-03

Artillery CAVALRY | INFANTRY
ID ED! YELLOW |! BLUE!!!
IL Cavalry Infantry AItileryl!!
Yellow Blue Red J!
Trimmings, Staff Buttons, Gold Lace, &C., at
March 18th BALDWIN'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-03
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
EIcuNyCEh Va Mercb RI {
HoUsToN, TEXAS, March, 2sth, 1861

NICHMVNUi Az NldTUT oIst IcO9s
The House of Representatives has passed resolution
appointing special mint ee If thirteen to prepare
bill carrying the system o. CONSUMPTION recommended
by the Peedent also to devalOpe the mineral
of the Confederacy.
Seven brought this city Saturday from
Mathews county, Va.
The President has proclaimed martial law to extend
Greenbrier Pocahontas Bath Allegheny Monroe Mercer,
Raleigh Fayette, Nicholas and Randolph counties, Virginia
Gen. Beth is to execute the laws.
I'll & rtk.I
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-03

Anril 2
The New York herald., 1862-01-16
!, "a : nnwEpy NEAR nnnnMr srREET MADAME

100 WIDGER Clarvoyant and giftei Spsnsh lady. I'M
wells the mysteries fuury love- marriage absent r ends,
sckness pressrbes medicines fo ali Diseases tells lucky
numbers, property lost or stolen. &c
The New York herald., 1862-01-16

IDOsT OFFICE, NEW YORK, JANUARY o. 1872
ii Sc led proposals will he received unul =. NJ OF the
roth inst for buid extension 10 the Post OGice bnd-
iny Plans speccatione he examined and
tlon obiansd Only the Office of the archi,c Gtinth
Tnomas Lsq, 40 Broadway, between the huus of A.
and The proposals endorsed Proposals Post
once ~ ensi1nb be sddre sed y the ders ned
M Is understood that the POSTUM General shall the
s W B. TAYLOR, Postmaster
The New York herald., 1862-01-16

MADAME RAY, 200 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
N Twen,ysevenh street surprises all who ysit her The
troubled aud unlucky should test her powers She tells
your very thoughts lucky numbers losses Ladies rs ce
gentlemen 5OtentA
The New York herald., 1862-01-16

COO REwARD.-LosT, AN OYSTER FLOAT, FROM
DLU Port Richmond, January TO- The abuye ,yil
o. paid delivery at Port Richmond. A. z. TYSON
The New York herald., 1862-01-16

A sTONIsHING.-MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
N daughter has gift Of foresight; tells how and
how often you viii marry and all you wish 70 tnow ever
your thoughts, pay. Lucky charms free. He
equal is not TO found Her Magic Image in ful
operaton--ls4 Ludlow st;eet below Houston Price 2
cpnts t.entemen not admitted.
The New York herald., 1862-01-16
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

r ADY ocULIsT, OF Csc SIXTH AVENUE, CoNTIN-
IL TO give sight in worst cases Of blindness without
operation PAIN by gentle remedies removing chronic
weakness inammsons In few days Amfie references
given. Hours 12toA
The New York herald., 1862-01-16

WHO WOULD NOT GO MHERE FoHTuEE Isf-Go
w We. Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro-
phee the best Of all and cannot eyceed Can be con-
suited personally by letter, on all ansn OF me- concern
g suits journeys absent friends love, courshp. mar
ria health wealth. and who reclaim drunken and un
faithful Miss W. Is the only person In this city
who genuine Roman and Arabian aismans for love
good ua and all business affairs and guarantees for
e Delay not 20 consult this naturally gifted and beautiful
young av Lucky nsmbers given. Highly respectable city
reference be her residence i0l Sixth avenue
opposite Eighth street
The New York herald., 1862-01-16

81 600 TO ss'@TnE apyEesI,EF a,, Has las ,ls In
advertised for by the gpvIruit for army and navy
is also almost indispenssy ne essiry in private
family. z nemau wnO cen itIuisn sicicnt amount OF
market Irf an interest in the same
This W really oplortuny for safe and pronabe invest.
u attended TO I'D with real name and
references, O. q. Ohhscsd, New IOik Post oihee.
The New York herald., 1862-01-16

on CLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AvENUE.--A
III few engc gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives
obtasI An entire second u0or en- suite or sifBy
with without first Board References given aud re-
quired.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

IN Holly Spring, Mississippi OF Tire lSh instant,
Mrs AsSIE ". CAREY wife Of Mr. S. e. Csrsy. ia the
thir, y-tbrd ys,r sf her age.
This mslansboly event has cast s deep sba1s Of sad
1ess over m prosp ct Of her sl otsd husband. ard
seat msHy pa-g Of anguish to TIA hearts Ct large
circle of devoted friends. But amid their tears, they
are p~ernIrted 20 behold he swe0. bow Of premise, set
in lie cloud, that nov dsrke-s their skies, he tol en- o.
Gods covenant, faithful nou and to believe that the
transition OF 20 pure e gPi Il, from time to eternity, Is
but the addition o. another t-cp1y Of rsdsemiag love
to tie b~loodnsshsd con2a1y before the thyoEs Of God
sid the LAMB. In the possession OF a good hope.
through race tha. she had passed from death unto
life. s5e united with the PsssbytsFian Church in April
1856. Fem that moment. often weighed down By
much bodily weakness snd pain shs eea ed Eos by q
bright a7d beautiful example Of Christian msekResz
and simplicity. 10 adora the 6oe rms Of God her Sa-
vf3r Nat1rlI y Of = seicste and feeble constitution,
she was ihs greatsr part Of her life the sablee, Of IRE
q7snt ard dbt-sssug par-xysSs Of suffering, 50 tat
neisEer she uor hsr iriands had iRisged with much
c7rhlsnss tbs hope Ct long life. Her IA t sickness
VS. Of fsw days dur,tion and not particularly pre-
nout2ry until The day preceding Der dss'k Dui7E
that dsy she addressed q fsw parting, hut memorable
words to her sorsly sfai eied husband, avineing a love
undated ani a hcps cf reunion at he right hand Of
Goa hereafter. Ads then a&nk into a Coma-oss uLales
from which sis did not again revive bu; fsl ss.ssp in
jesus
It would Mt compor. WITH the memory Of one 20
modest and re.irins TO Indulge in eulogy. Il Is enough
to say that her dspostion, lovely By nature was rsn-
dsred doutly So By the m~sekness, sud gentisnesl and
patience va C. sn elevated Christian pc impaired,
and which co. asd her Outward aad inner life as VITA a
robe Of drapery. In every relstiOa Of life wonauly
dignity and grsel adlrnsd her character. Bat rather
LEI The ie1rs Of the large and sorpwiD company that
fo'io1ed he, t. tbs grave-.be grief OF an sl cted
church, and he snguisbed hear s Of bersaysd relatives,
tsstfg to .As moral beauty end ezOsllsney CT her life,
as they indeed cons itute her highest and most apo
pirate prai.e. Many mourn tha. they shall sss her face
no more. tn. she has been taken from tie lions ssn,
f. ON the mouutsins OF Tie leopard to TIE hi Of frank
inc nse and xhs m,ultaia Of myrrh. where she shall
eat Of tho trse Of Efs and drink Of the pure rvsrtf
the water Of life and ,hrat 10 more lfsvsr. Blessed
ara the dead, Who die in tbs Lord, hey cease from then
labors sed their works do follow them
"Tha orowa OF ihs righteous s~neir.lss her brow.
Her rsinent IS So tle.sIy while.
Tho PAIN OF tbs visitor Is given her row,
Her companions ara angels in rgtt"
Z. pee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26
SALT SALT!

EDITORS APPEAL Hsvi-s recently refund
II from the Salt Works in Aiabau a. on ds ToEax
bee river. By tbs request Of several psrs1nz, I prcp0 Z
lhroush ne medium Of your most eEcsIsu- paper, 10
make ne following statement;
1hs+ The greater portion Of tho Salt nads there e
fr tss u.s. Of the state Of Alabama a1d for several
eouutlss n b u 81 se, and Tor private uGs. and thst but
3 small portion Is Tor sac and that in anal quaa liza
a considerable PREPARATION 70 necss sry, aesorps
nst With SONS szoenss, 10 make Sat I woud reCoar
men1 pers7ns 20 fern companies aud send IN zb5ut zen
hancs With thirty CT t~hiny-fTe ketsles and p0tL &C.
c5mpsuled vi d a hu~ h1rss team sd an oEerEssr. AID
Improvements, and make for themselves, f rh 3 pish
70 make turs Of a supply
Persons OF the Niss-s rpi Central Railroad ih5ud 60
bT The way Of Jackson, Nerd al. Noble. a1d M ne
Tomb Ebee river 70 s. Stephens or stop at Site Line
$ srOl, en- tb5 Mab is ard Ohio Railroad. and 20 across
20 the nearest worzz, near s. stephens, Tie distance
bsi1g about "a ny miieH Teams ougat 20 be stopped
q that point, or sept al ths Usy BY aud
/ propose % purchase works, OF AID any con-sny IN
p-0cErInz S Eo1G icc2-iou Tor = small rzmu1era-iou- CT
70 purchase SGt sd haze Il 81 pred 90 arr p1r-sf r
tn pr esat o. lie e3sL The money, as also Hs bass
70 bolt the sslt, z, 81 be left withDy Agents 81 % fol
low ng places who ss auta0dzes 20 Reel p fer he
sans
d. <. NistsE. Alsa * E4on ald George a sPvs7.
Granada
Cap John A. Blnfo-d. Duck MI
Col o }. Moor, Wmons.
WE HeAd0ry, West S ai1n.
DAVID Michel, Goodman.
=. D.. Has mes ana s p. BAILEY. JacEEcn, Who ara
s1lhorszsd % rseeistin my u4ms for the SANE.
All articles aud mOney sent b ne viii b. ssrt b. sE-
press, or the ere of -, a. Canton s. ?. Bailey,
Jackson Ivy, Shesrer d Co. Meridian aud Noble
Wn r Sanders, 1T. stephens, Ala Corn znd Bssca
can De shipped ADD eEcha1gsd for Salt.
10 Do SURE cf salt sen1 IN rour orders soon. or you
nay 30 BE- suppIed C~omPEnies can have The pdVusss
CT making At ths Works b paying tie teHth 01shsf
WILLIAM P SANDERS.
su2l I-eod- s. Sa@h-rE Ala
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

DAcEEAlAaa AROUND ST AoAAas
The St. Louis RsputIieqa, Of Friday last,
says;
For some time II has been known that the
whole country around here was swarming with
newly formed guerrilla bands, many Of the mem
bers Of which have been arrested. Not a day
has passed lately without an officer or soldier Of
these parties being caught and imprisoned
Thursday morning the capture Of q rebel officer,
completely equipped, was made by a city police
man, close to the city, and the prisoner, who
was partly drunk, stated that himself and com
rs3es had passed in and out Of the city every
day. Strong efforts have been and are being
made TO capture these bands. On Tuesday
evening, at eight O'Clock, a party Of fifty infant
~, first company of Colonel Grey's Missouri
STATE militia, left with orders to capture, if EOS
sible, a rebel encampnent, said 70 be located
near Clayton Church. Major Herder command
ed the party. When eight miles out the com
pany came upon g camp ground lately deserted,
and which had evidently been occupied by one
hundred and fifty cavalry. There were pieces
Of bacon, hams, coffee pots, etc, strewn around,
and information was obtained that they had been
forging on the farmers around there. A pro
pIietor living near had issued daily ratious pr
one hundred and Fifty men, and gone of with
them. From evidence obtained, the main body
left forty-eight hours previously, q smaller part
remaining behind until Just before the Union
troops arrived. B1ggies, with ladies from the
city, had been in the habit Of arriving daily at
the rebel e~ncampment, bringing the occupants
~luxuTies and necessares. Eight persons living
near were arrested. The party soon afler met
Fifty cavalry from Manchester, also in pursuit Of
rebels, and the two combined marched twelve
miles further on, where a guerrilla camp was
said to be situated. They failed to find it, but
leaned that one hundred and fifty, secession
cavalry had passed through Clayton that morn
ing. A party. under Lieutenant Schnell, was
len to search for other rebel rendezvous, while
the remainder returned 20 the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26
RUmORg FKOm TENNESSEE

The unoTs of the last few days of the move
meats Of the Confederstes on the Cumberland,
We were enabled to trace to a source last even
ing. Gentlemen by the train from Memphis
report positively that an extra WAS issued from
the BuHaiH Office on Friday evening last, con
taining dispatches to the effect that GAINESVILLE
and Fort Donelson hAd been retaken, and that
Nashville was surrounded By q foree supposed
70 be adequate to its capture. The extra was at
once suppressed by the military authorities, but
not before its contents hsd become known to q
few. One Of our informants procured a copy,
which was seized by the Federal pickets. What
truth there is in the intelligence we viii not pre-
tend to ssy. Great excitement however, pre-
vailed in Memphis, among the Federals, and
ma of them expressed the opinion that the
reports were u
Knowing as We do that certain movements
were contemplated in the section referred to, We
shall await further news with anxiety.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26
CARPR s1REm.

Under this caption the Charleston Mercury
has some very seasOnsble suggestions, which
are as applicable to all the gulf States as to
South Carolina.
Tbs Mercury says that " if tho middle Of No
vsmber comes upon rs with az indecisive and
unfinished campaign in Virginia and Kentucky,
either fIr lack of men, or the failure Of the com
mending officers to use their men to advantage,
or Of the government to support and urge on
those officers aud those armies, then the troops
Of the North viii not 90 into winter quarters.
Their object is to conquer the South. BY the
middle Of November the government will have
raised, equipped aud drillsd the three hundred
Thousand troops lately called for. These will
-be ready to take the field, in addition to those
now in the service Of the United States. They
will not sit down in the Northern States or on
our frontier. When artillery and wagon trains
stall in the wetted soil of Virginia and Ken
tucky, the armies Of the North viii be trans
ported further South. No such obstacles exist
here. II the war lasts, and the North is not
seriously crippled by the Southern armies now
in molten, there can be little doubt but thst the
tide Of war viii be turned southwark, and that
South Carolina viii be the theater of a bloody
campaign. Aud we may rest assured that in
this locality, when the Yankee government
intends to strike, 1t viii do Us the honor to put
lis best foot foremost for the accomplishment Of
its ferocious designs. This is the sp ecial stake
we have in the vigor with which the present
campaign is conducted.
Our turn is the next in order. With such a
prospect before US, we are, perhaps, peculiarly
interested in the efficiency and success Of the
movements afoot, and in the preparations now
made by the authorities with a view to future
emergencies, and especially the winters cam
pAign. The results Of inadequate preparations
in the future are likely to fsll Immediately upon
the people Of Ills State. VIII our members of
Congress exercise forecast and use timely effortsl
VIII our State authorities Il Is well TO be con-
fJent, aud ne are glad to learn that the greatest
confidence prevails in The issue of the military
movements in progress. But this should not
influence our provision The same feeling pre-
vailed last summer, but Encouragement dis
persed It, aud It may again happen. Let us,
therefore, have an eye to contingencies, and by
seasonabls steps make safe cur cause against
even disappointments. We have frequently
been behind hand without any necessity, and
we have suffered accordingly. betus, therefore,
prepare at once, SO as to be equal to the oeca
sions before Us. II We desire to continue this
war, the way TO do it is to be unready, and thus
LET it drag along from sloth and a want of fore
sight,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26
assumption OF POpe-A victory Claimed

Assumptions OF POpe-A Victory Claimed.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribanol
WASHINGTON. August 1.-THE news from
Pope's army indicates that he is waiting for
movements in another quarter, and that another
battle there is not probably imminent
On receipt Of General Halleck's compliment
tsry order, already published, General Pope IS
sued general orders embodying Hsllecks dis
patch, ordering it 70 be read at the head Of every
regiment and detachment in the command and
adding: The majorgeneTai commanding tue
army Of Virginia has littls to add to this dispatch
It is q feebls expression Of bis feelings TO say
that he was delighted and ast0nished e. The rai-
liant and intrepid conduct of his command, and
especially Of The second corps. Success snd
glory are sure to accompany such conduct, and
it is safe TO predict That Cedar mountain IS only
the first OF a series Of victories which shall make
the army Of Nnginis iamoas in the land, and
draw very close to the hearts Of their country
men every officer and solder who belongs to it.
JOHN Pope,
Maior-General Commanding.
The official returns Of killed and wounded
footed mp to over $500. They were undoubtedly
swelled, however, by including many IN the list
Of missing who have since returned
General Pope has therefore returned the list
for revision, which viii materially reduce tie
grand total.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

MCCLELLAN GoNE.-The Petersburg En-
press Of the ooh says there is no longer
room for doubt, that Mcclellan, after all his
boasting Of the great advantages gained by a
change Of base" from the Chickahominy to
the James river, has left the latter steam, and
gone to the support of either Pope or Burnside.
Our pickets visited Coggin's Point, opposite
Berkeley, where they discovered not a human
being but quantities Of articles, the scattered and
confused condition of which seemed to indicate
that the Yankees bad evacuated the place in
quite & hurried manner. One hundred and eight
transports proceeded down the river, and This
was doubtless the last Of McClellan's grand
hotila.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26
ADVERTISEMENTS
An%MIYTsTRATaR.s N0TICE.

WHEREAS lsttsrs st administration on ths estate
w Of T.. q. Mccain, deceased, were g-sn5ed to fhs
undarsigaed a. he April tern, A. D., 1882, Ct ths Pro
haze eourt Of Lsfsyetls county. state Of Mi siopi
tai. notice 9 Their Tors hereby gIvea requs, ting ah per
sOrs having c ans against the estate OF az deceased
10 exhibit hs s2ms md hava them rs1'stered in he
mzansr snd zithtn the tine Pfsscrb-d BY ,sw, OF they
will b. forever barred N. s HCSAIS
sr2d law6wa mn - 70
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

OUR GUEs OK THE YAzoo.-There is an
universal indignation expressed BY the eomnuni-
ty in regard 70 the loss Of our guns on the Yazoo
river. There were four large IRON guns and two
smaller brass guns taken By the enemy. The
iron guns were loaded and bursted, and the brass
guns carried away. We hear the question asked
daily, If the guas were necessary foT the prOtee-
ton Of the Yazoo river, why were they left lying
on The bank without being movea7 Who can
answer the inquiry We confess. we cannot
There is another question Of 9aily discussion
in our town, which Is somsthing after his order:
If tho large cannon lying in a ceTiain part Of
our city are necessary for the protection of
VieksbnTg, why are they not put in posilion9 1t
they ore not necessary ieYe. WY not send them
to sens poist where they viii be usssull This
is another question we are not prepared TO an
swer; peThsps the military authorities can
ETkkSbr1R Hkte.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26
Tho Reaersls ia ArEansns.

Our information from the Northwest and the
Indian country, is 70 the effect that the Federals
have returned back into Kansas and Missouri.
The enemy are not threatening Us at all in thal
region.
It is reported that Carts army, OF e portion
of it, have returned to White river, from Helenas
and are again threatening the valley Of The
Arkansas, They are now at Clarendon co
White river, near the mouth of Cache, and have
their pickets cut or this side.
What their intentions afe we have no msaus
Of forming AZ OPINION. It IS reported thai they
have formed a provisional government fer the
State. We suppose Colonel Phelps is at tho
head Of it and IS now ct Helena.
Whatever heir intentions toward the State
nav be, we have no fears that they will achieve
anything of benefit to themselves or detrimental
to US. We have no idea that they eao be in
much force, or reully have any idea OF leaving
White river to come this way. White river
valley, IF they remain in it long, near Clarendon,
will orm a grave yard tor them snd if they At
tempt to cross the riger and advance, they will
not improve their situation-Linls Rock Demo
crat, august 1Sth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26
CesT OF FEDERAL KULR IN MEM
REEEQ.

The local editor Of the Memphis BHletiH, who
By The way we take to be an old locker on" in
city matters, estimates that the sixty eight new
policemen lately employed by the city in com
pIanee VIII the request Of the Federal com
mandeT, costs the treasury $50, Gao per annum.
And he adds; This is not all TIE heavy add
ton to the duties Of captains OF tie police, and
ethers affected by the addition to their salaries.
TIE recorder. for instance, whose Jurisdiction
has been extended and whose duties are largely
increased by saloon opening and other causes,
has applied to council for n addition to his pay.
We have heard that the increase required is
equal 70 one-half the present salary. The saloon
opening and its sdjuncs win cos. about S40,-
600, sud that is the least part Of the cost"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER
oE TIKI MEssEssKPPE.

Our Memphis exchanges contain the par
tculars Of 8 serious disaster on the Mississippi,
which occurred at Grand Cut Of, sixty miles
below the city, on Thursday last. The stern
wheel steamer Acacia, on her way down TO
Helens, With q passenger and crew list Of over
one Hundred and fifty, struck q snag about two
O'clock, An and was 50 badly damaged as TO
SILK almost Immediately. The water rushed
isto the hold with extreme rspidity, and in FIVE
minutes from the tine of striking, the boat
kseled over and completely capsizsd. The
"skyIigbt." parted from the rest, and with The
texas or pilot house and ths state rooms,
connected with &. aassed Ths hnl completely
cspzizsd, ans in aoing 50 gHied Eom the shosl
where The aociisct uok plsce, aad sunk in
deep water sonp;ily ID al this take place,
te shock-ihe rush Of waters into The hall be-
lcW-tbe rolling overheard Of the ~chimneys
slove-the irving Of parting simbsrs, as the
hurricane deck separated from the cabin, and
tbs al . tims when nearly every tenant Of tie
m-ated boas was in deep sleep, that there was
10 opportunity for one to help another. Those
who were on the hurricane deck heard sgonizing
cries, hss~rtTeniing e1clsmstiOus, and vain calls
fn help from those below. Then they and the
rat were all struggling in the waves thst surged
wildly round the spot where the cspsized boat
was swallowed up.
o. the passengers, it is estimated that at least
one half seventy-fye persons, persisted. One
white woman and a colored chambermaid were
saved; five ladies' were carried down when the
boiler deck broke from the hull and the hurricane
deck from that. None Of the survivors saw any
thing Of the ladies'. They probably, in their
Wild fright, made some attempt al dress from the
suggestions Of instructive modesty, and those
few moments were fatal Tn captain, clerk
and crew, with the exception perhaps Of some
q the deck hands and the negro cook, gOtsafely
20 land. There was on board sight thousand
dollars ia gold, besides the freight, valued at
two thousand dollars.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ITO ali persons having claims against the estate cf
Michael johnson, decessed Lste Q Of admiEsEs
Ii N having b en- graEtsd to tle unlersignsd by the
orobale court of Bo,i-sT e7aniy, Mississ pPL a. III
Nav tam A. D, 1862 notice Is hereby given to all
persons hsv ug claims sssnst said es-ats BE- present
Inc ssms sud haya them gissred il the msrner, and
wabin the tine presented b. law. or they viii be for
ever barred sad sl persons Indebted % said estase are
hereby reqnestsd to make inmeaiate Payment.
JOHN n SHANNON,
au9LweN Administrater.