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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-09

HEADaU4Frtits TEAss E1ssIs1PPr Drptsr,---r
LitLis Rock, August b. 1s53
1 have come ssnoug you O. 40 an in nv
power tor Tie defense Of yong s.sts sr5.er
soon 60 raiurn sad os with yen G-afa Scesss
depends upon yuuT sii sDd besTs7 co 77era,isr
lhe tm9 has couie f1r-syery man ~. hfs rle-a
ard as best he msy. % 20 his whole duty Tfs
inconyenseucas q was sre as nasbi1E ccmpares
win tho occupation 81 this country b. aa- e1s-
mes. suf the degraiati1n ot Fa5aral 80 ~.
oppression. Every motive thss can address f.sff
% free people, EPPFaB % you 10 rally fsr its
Common defense. Livery abls-b0iisi m-as er=
orted % JON ne army without Geiav or sr
al soldiers u6sF West 0f the Blis-fssiDtf tiI -
NAN on this sido OF ihs TiVer. Arms uiiI IS
turnishea you ind1s time You wiz Esht f5
your h0nes and an yolt hold dear. Taass ae
paoa OF service IN the s. ia are exhortel lo arss
themselves useflli IN every Other raasiHis way
ard laying ssids al privsts diHerspaes. ma
every thought Of lUcre Or gam. % devote tdsir
Wbols Einds snd energies % tha csusa ef eaf
country.
l9s 'Folnon os ihe e5UutTy are reminded that
much depends upon them to all the eau1e. ana
inspire our g1en- -sFilh- -eoursgs aud d5vo.iam
ID uce entertain TIE idea that tlis Ssals e. 81
ba even I'D tn-4As ensmY. lt will nos Mss
s8Ura1s and Texans viii come 20 ysar sia H
ths- people are tru5 70 themselves, sith .hs
blessings o. God uB3n our exartiors. Araanaas
can aud viii be successfully defended
All persons beiween Tie ages Of i7rfr sa
ioTty-bve years, who may vo.untear under It's
cali Or your governor, Eiil rot be enroll d lh1
Conie,iefste army Whiia tiiey remaia i4 tEa
Al9 service L KIRBY .SaiIE.
Issufeuant General
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ROWLAND SPRINGS
FOEE SALE.

,-,7st, n ssaent owner having buaiaesf dsmsHang ni
~ nd r,ersoEl atfeI3 iou haa ooDcludgq % sch
- 49, ~ propgr1y it vii he iound iu,t the place
- = aid cad aceonira 0dae siE tsIlios in seF
- f'ri az ta The place "a 20 Wel kuo"n iAet e7
~ n il j. neqraed, a. there j. q laFgs iracl
- ts5 iisr sing q the place, ctpatle Of raising au
= - ~ y s1tei. heH uegro llriers ior hiy hs
-- 40 a asrEe new bara.
jse-soas wishing - Purehase can come aea COX q
1ho progertJ, or sde' 'ss' n ne 7I,s ~ g1sa ''
ga ~ rr~0oEnynr.T.
auz7 Ian - ~. --.t-l----.
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The New .osovsFnor. .. sCsn.uei.y- I,i. 20.

To the Associated Press North
ERkgRFORT, September I-GoVarnor Bram-
lsts was inaagursted to-day, In bis inaugural
ne eontsnds that the rovoIted Stsies did not
change their status by rebellion. All that is
necessary is for them 10 return 70 their position
Stttss; the rebal.I0n did not remit them TO q
territorial condition
he also says 'Ws have nov, snd viii have,
when the rebellion CLOSES, the identical Constis
luton which The extremists ssck 10 destroy
the oRe BY Innovation and the other BY force
Il Is net restored Uniou--not a reconstructed
Jzion--lhst Kentucky desires, but q preserved
Unioa Or a restored peace upon constitutional
basis
Tue Governor strongly effects 20 The arnrzg
Of negro regiments, and ssks-"Whst is 70 DO
done with sueh soldiers st the close Of The Wsri'
He points 10 the result OF the recent election
as a proof that Kentucky viii not fratsrnize
viii toe rebellion, either openly or cOyertly, and
declares that "the Ssste hes ever been, IS now
and aIBa5s win remain legal 70 lie Government
Of our htheIs"
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EEHW NHRM.

,s, A.. 70 purchased the entire interest Of n. ".
NJ T4frT yHeSOE 10 tie firm e r. N Paris q Oo.1
= - =. tosiated g ". KAIGAIl cur former ee
--s - = "a. lu be % ~ ". Hu-heaanl Hno
- - 49, 2 Eaid frm.
-e ko5ion snd CondI1iss on business W. 81 ne neIs =
tofsTs be oond eed enoeT the n5le enc ~ t-s o - -
;Fss1ifl f5r psst iivoTs We hepe y e.oss APpaea
~ - - 40 mart c. Only . coutnuance. bnt a.
i y - 49, Id ths iiis. = patronage heretoioTs De-
tners-.,a '-- "a y D. PARK,
slo"ee- ii BRAT MULLER
~ WNTfsfFT
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95ONFERBEEsAIEs mONEK
WANTED.

Ofi "a i01 ON,
-ssfrf-r si A. hufdrsd and eighty acuez sra -. p
>sve CUurT Ala nine EaeE west u Ciiaton a. w
,-,risr from ne TuInbisbes river.
50 place coBsstE Of praifie. black haiaoes - -,
-, 1TudE Five hundred acres cleared. a VI - ~
5fb a. place II dssrsd. the eu1ire stock y eiea
TOO ~ 5 Cattle. Also the Clrni Fodder Peas ana
'Ssrsesersxs money received iB payment Terul
40 For fyr1her psrtieulert address
~ r. DE GE FFEERCIDr
Co. Is 56Lb Alabama NcEmeutl
G-en- CiEg tol BTlgade,
fbafraneogs Teun-
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Private R Csmsroa, Company G, 97th
Georcia,
Pri7sss C Robertson, Company c, 27h
Georgia.
PdYs.s " a J Dawson, Company E, 27ih
Georgia
private s t Lawrence, Company b, 2ssh
Georgia. 49,,
Pifvste John II Mathews, Compsny B, 25h
Georgia.
Private Wm C5uyers, Company A, I2h
George artillery.
Pusse Wm Miller, 25ih Georgia.
Pdva.s TMcS gsiu, Company A. 25sb Georgia
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enemy does 50 receive iuf9rmaiiOn.- Ifi!rHing-
ton JourAai.
To which ihe Charleston C0Vrisr properly re-
sponds that if our own people. receive any iofOr-
ns.ion which they have right to expect, ami
which their best interests demand, it viii no. he
the fauls Of some Of our generals. NewsP&pers
have uaje aHd promoted go0ersls and have not
il tkis way always doae good service.
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PAYMENT 0F STATE TR0oPs-Far tie ia.
loFmai0n Of All c9ncsrued, We publish iha 81
lowIng lndorssIusnf on a e5mpuDieatisn ot E-n.
Wesi, C4 Mississippi, . Gen. Johasson, rss.,Fe
% the dlfiggity % securing payment ~
STATE troops
OEFEcE CHEZ PsTEasrER, Moron. sf-l
Ansast 81 l55a
! 50 order is necessary ior the s-s.e tro5as "a
be paid. II tas- qaartarna astsr-gsnera az IL
STATE VII inform me Wi'sfe there sre arg Ssa.a
troops 81 the C0nfsiersts service thst bse. ~
bsan paids viii insiruet ths qusrtsrusstsr s.
the Co9laderais States iso0p5, with whom thsr
are ssrving, q pay them 20 as iala ds.s IS rs
other troops are ed W G BUuER.
Acting Chef Payl-as.er
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~ q slEAs. COZ &ssiOh AEkCHAkl T, snd
Il 5Tsier In al End. oi -suntry yroducei has -
,vs6 sine his lsfe store n ne nofcIe-a nal QlIs
- iur1ed) 20 he store lsteiy Ol,apisp oy Afiey =
49, fsr,1rEe~v merchants v b. h-L steet5 lsto
- ~, WsrinFs 3 1dW are store, Nlefe pe gll pc
- 81 - = q ferve aH cf hs frieDdz asa ensiqI sfs
R gslE-A lsrge and vel assorted -toeE o.
. G.roeEerg ard Glassware % --..,.s. .
arr ~ -lii-a--
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y An infssos lrg dilcoTsgy tas lately bssa
made with regard 60 g5aftiug Euit rsas ~
ssssd OF he usual mela8d q Sip IS taken f-a-
the lrss Whieh is desired % PT T7psgs.a arsr. a.r
plaetsd in potsto, % that e-uple q inches b
The slip remain. visible. ft soon takes ao rs
vslopss itsslf ard 6nally becomes fs5l.rre
tree. bearing fns fruit. Iha method vas dss,
covered Ia France
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L JIM KIN HOUSE,
sFTHEEsS, Cd.

TysE undsrs yu has taken this Old and wsii-known
HOTEL
49,. sstsranss 20 1aaka il rEt Glass Hotel. Ser
sbsrre. VII be uodsrSts and greatly below the rates
q Hosss IN other cities
she iavi.es the p,blc generally and especially reiu
-sss. IKE hsrssf 20 g,ys Der cau.
MRs DR. CADE,
Isste Of jackson Mrs
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TaO8. z. FLSaER & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

= R3sachtree ST, Atlanta . -
1nssoAL s,sspos gsss e No. 59z g95sIass 5 s s9a .
- of money ID Cofoa . Real Estate
rs -
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Terms Of subscription.


An sdvsr issmests VIII be charged two doLsu per
Equare for ths first 9ssroa and one dollar and hfy
cents for eush subsequent Insertion
Loosl notices VII be charged 81 the rate Of City stI.
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Obituary u0tcss charged At he rats o. tvysnty-hrs
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FROM rHg ARsry.

the Fe1gzal forcs5 have fallen back from Port
CONWAY, ia King George; and that thsTs sp-
scared 20 be ccrs 3g-abe activity smoCg the
troops opposite Fredericksburg, though no
cfHlsivo demonstrations he'd bean made sgainst
or fofcas holding hat town
We are informed by gsDilsmsn who stsid
vito our pickess near the Rzppshasnock on
Thursday night. thst during the night there was
sAsrp artillery firing or the Orange and Alexan-
dria railroad, which lasted about three quarters
Of On h6ur BE lef} so sayly yesterday moru-
ing be WIS unable 60 laaTu any psrt.ealsrs Oar
informant ssys, on Thursday, he c0nversed with
o Federal eapsain ia command Of tee pickets,
who informed bin ltEs Msales army Wss sni-
fsring very much rom Sickness Seminal 5lh.
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Cur Location,

ON whitehall street, between Deca-
tur aud the Atlantis and West Point
Railroad
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THE SITUATION

The Yanhses have made no. more demons.Is-
tian5 on ths RslsBcs and Satellite since Wednes-
day. They lost two men, il is stated, bv cur
ctnnonsde. 4 report was received By the Fred
eucksbUrz train yesterday evening that a regi-
msnt Of Federsls was making its way scross
the c1uuiry. % this sids Of the river, 30 attack
th5 C0nie5eTstss as Port Royal The report is
Hot probable; bEt, if II we're true, thai ' ragi-
rnent iss dcubtess been gob5lsd up before
thee time
There Is nothing from Cen Lees army worth
meaEcung.-Di DispGtsk, 5k.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-09

FROM TBE ARMY OF -BORTHERE VIRGINIA.
Tee srIiysis by neither tie Fredericksburg or
Central csrs yesterday afternoon, added one
sYljebls 70 our stock Of information cOncerniHg
war mgysnsuts on tbe Rsppshanuock aod It's
vicinity. Passengers, Waon questioned. seneT-
ally replied hey knssE nothing except what they
saw 10 the Richmond paPeTs, TIE usual 1iet
hoesver, prevailed varied daily by s little
uicsst iTi8g, aod tho capture Of few Yankee
sal3iers ana teamstsFs. Thirteen soldiers and
eleven teamsters were brought down last eve
uiny on the Central train -ELamiRer, 5th.
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"a II the eremy does not receive Gil ore
warning and ihl rmaiisn shout cur movements
as ,yell as me weight and position OF cur gurs,
it via NOT se the fault OF newspaper correspond
cnis IRON Charleston o. elsewhere, And The
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-09

FORT SUMTER Bsyt5mhsT Z, 1868.
A faE OF truce from Admiral DahiEIeu, de-
mspdng the surrender Of th's fort, Eas been re-
,,sived b7 Lieut. Brown, Of shs palr-sti5 STATE
rSirne57 MAJOR ELLIOTT
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Important TO the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues TO be consulted ut his ofioe,
Nos and Endicott Street, Boston, all diseases
OF PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. BY
long course OF study and practical experience OF
unlimited extent, DIR. ID. has now the qualification
OF presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never. since no first introduced them, failed
to cure the most alarming cases Of GONORRHEA
horrors OF venoreal and impure blood, Impotency.
Scrofula, GonorrhGa, Ulcers pains and distress in
the regions fprocreation Inflammation OF tho Blad-
der and Kidneys, HydIocelc, Abcessee, Hnmors,
Frightfu Bwellings, and the long train OF horrible
symptoms attending this class OF lsease, are made
10 become as harmless q. the simplest ailings Of .
cases caused by secret and solitary habit, which
ruins the body aud mind. uniting the unfortunate
individual for business or society Some ofthc sad
and melancholy Ell cts produced by early habits
OF youth, are Weakness OF the Back and Limbs,
Dizziness OF the head. Dimness OF sight, Palplta.
ton OF tho Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Do
rangement OF the digestive functions, symptoms
mind are much 10 DO dreaded loss Of memory,
confusion OF IDEAS depression Of spirits. evil foro
bodings aversion OF society, selfdstrust, tmidity.
30 are among the evils produced. Such persons
should, before contemplating matrlmony, consult
physician OF experience, and be at once restored
TO health and happiness.
Patients who wish TO remain under DIR. Dows
treatment few days or weeks, will DO furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board mode
rate.
Medicines sent to all parts OF tho country, with
full directions for use on receiving description OF
your cases. DIR. Dow has alec for sale the French
Capottes, warranted the best preventive. Order
by mail, for 81, and rcd stamp.
April, lS62.--iyrl6
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DEATHS.

Biddeford-Jan. 18th. widow Ann Richards,
Saco-Jan. 18th, Frank A., only son OF OIL
yer and Lizzie welch. year.
Saco-Jan 18th, infant child Of Obediah and
Deborah Kicker, mos.
Saco--Jan. 10th, Mrs. Sarah Jane Smith, q
years.
Washington, ID. c. Jan. i4th. Frederick
Somes, son OF Hon. ID. L. Somcs, Of this city.
Kenncbunk-Jan. 18th. Caroline, daughter
Of John Walker. % years 10 mos.
Lyman-Jan. 5th, William Gray Mason, "a
years mos.
Lyman-Jan. 10th, Bradford Gowen, 80 yrs.
mos. o days.
In hospital. near Fredericksburg. Va, Dec.
2ist, from wound received in the ate battle.
Harlan Page knight, Of Hancock, N. II. He
was member OF the Sophomore class Of Bow
doin College.
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asp advertisements.
POST OFFICE.........PORTLAND.
RULES

ITO be observed by persons presenting Post
i ace Stamps for redemption
I. Persons presenting stamps for redemption
must separate them according TO the different
denominations, and enclose each in small par
eel, and endorse thereon the number aud value
OF the same. The parcels must then be en-
closed In one sealed envelope and the aggregate
value of the whole marked thereon. with the
nimc and residence, or place Of business, OF the
person, firm, or association owning the same.
2. But one Deposit Of Stamps will be re
ceiyed from the same party. The parcels rs re-
q lived will be numbered regularly and q re
csipt with corresponding number and name
thereon given to the applicant.
3. No payments will be made until amer the
expiration Of 30 days from the date OF this no
tice.
4. When payments are ready to be made, the
public will be notified by notice posted in the
avenue Of the Post Office. stating the numbers
ready for delivery, when the holders thereof
may receive their payments on surrendering
the receipts held by them.
5. Only such Postage Stamps as have been
in actual circulation as currency will be re-
deemed. Those Of the old issue, and those
which have been used for the prepayment Of
hostage. II any-which fact will be determined
by this department-will be retained by the
Postmaster and destroyed. Stamps which have
not been used rs currency or in payment oil
postage win be returned to depositors.
q. Applications for redemption can be made
daily Sundays excepted-between the hours OF
GA. NJ. and p. NJ, until the 3lst day OF jan
uary, 1863. None win be received after that
date.
=. The undersigned Is authorized by the Post
master General, whenever he may deem II ex-
peiieat for the interest OF the DEF artment, to
70 ,uire an affidavit from any applicant for the
redemption Of postage stamps, that he obtained
10 said stamps honestly and legitimately, and
tiat they have never been used on letters.
A. T. DOLE, Postmaster.
Post Office, Portland. Jan. 1, 1868.
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CAUTION TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH

DR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. ~ Q En-
dicott Street Boston, IL consulted daily for all dis
eases incident to tho female system. Prolapsus
Utcri, or falling OF the Womb. Fuor Albus, Sup.
preston. and other menstrual arrangements, arc
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
invariably certain IL the new mode OF treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under IT, and
the afflicted person soon rcIoiccs In perfect health.
DR. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
the cure OF diseases or women and children, than
any other physician In Boston
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay In Boston few days under his treat
mpnt.
DIR. Dow, since 1916, having confined his whole
attention to an Office practice. for the cure OF PIT
vate diseases and Female Complaints, acknowledgo
no superior In the United States.
N. bail letters must contain four red stamps,
or they will not DO answered.
Office hours from A. ". to9P.
April, tS62-lyrl6
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TIE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENERACY
PEOPLE
> pi'nI.lsuED ny DIR. STONE,

lust PUBLISHED BY DIR. STONE,
phv.,elan 10 the Troy Lung and Ilygienic Institutes
Treatise ON the Causes Of Early Physical Decline
OF American People tho Uauses OF nervous
Debility, Consumption aud harasmus'
puIs WORK 10 one ofAiyA moral tone, rriftsn IN
.is.f, vet thr,liisg language, epPtaLs directly 10
"a. ,,o,al consciousness Of ALL PARENTS aud
Inard,ans especially, dstaiiing seisHfpe and rsaos
"d, vii he sent BY mail on receipt of two O cent?
ssme'ip PARENTS and Guardians, Young Men and
IsaIes lail not 20 send and set this book.
co,d of Soismn cor.eisnt,ors Idriee to those 'oAo
t~,HrSfset.
A .,,.. Of maladies prevail to Q fearful extent In
community, dooming at least 100000 youth or both
seIes. annually, 20 an early grave Those diseases
.rs very imperiectly understood. Their exteinsi
q ,y%psS%s sIs or watIS
M consumption OF the whole body; shortness oi
sss.thlnr or hurried breathing on ascending HUI
or flight OF stairs, great palp'laten Oh lne hSso
,hs hands and limbs aversion to society and 70 ou
s'nsss or study dmness OF Eye sight loss OF Mem
CIV dirriness OF head. Neuralgic Pain IN various
ps q The body P.ns,,1 .aS n oftSe
RoScls dcranged sections OF the kidneys and other
Glands OF the body. IS Leueorrh@a or Flear AIogs'
&c., Vlrulent Diseases In both naie 2na semas
~. La Fpilepsy, Hysteria and Nervous Spasms
~ In ninety-n nine cases out OF every one hund.
~ ali the aboyenamed disorders and host OF
others not namely as Consumption Of tse Lun
Ssa that most ipsIalous and willy FORM OF oonsrmp'
,lcn ~ tss sninal Nerves. Tabes Dorsales and Mes,
snssrics, have their seat and orisn IN ascasss .,
ths peiyio y,scerA- Hence the want OF success OF
the old school practice in treating symptoms only
Dr. Andrew stone Physician TO the Troy Lung
and Hygienic Institution, is now ENGAGED IN treat
Ing this class OF modern maladies Win the most
tonishins success. The treatment adopted ny the
Institution IL new tits based upon scientific prin'
cipIss with new discovered remedies, without min
ernis or poisous. The facilities OF cure are such
mat patients can be cured at their homes. In any
nsrt of the country. from accurate descriptions VI
their case by letter, and have the medicines sent
shsn, NV mali or express Printed intsrrogatorics
,.iii be forwarded on application.
Instrumentation, Catarrh and diseases OF the throat
ND a. veil nj the homs OF patients ~ the In
.s,,uiiou. by sending the Cold Medca,ed i.Aaiias
n.,ssi h Yspors with inhaler ans ample directions
m their use. and direct correspondenco.
Patients applying for tn..rs0ss.e,s,s Si .drse
The attending physician will no found At The In
.,itution. for consultation, from N. tosr' NJ
~ Zach day Sunday, In the forenoon. .
Oh s'' Address DR.. ANDREW stone
phvsicisn 20 the Troy Lung and Hygiene instL
int and Physician Tor Diseases OF the Heart
Thsoat and Lungs. &c fifth street, Troy, n. Il y'
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The splendid and fast Steamship
<%666 Chesa penise, CART. SYDNEY Gao.
SI~eaSNswELL, will until further notice run
ExScfa1as follows,
- Leave Browns Wharf. Portland, EYERY
WEDNESDAY,, at o'clock p. NJ, and leave Pier Q
North River. New York, EVERY SATURDAY,, at 3
o'clock p. d.
This vessel Is fitted up with fine accommodations
for passengers, making this the most speedy, safe
and comfortable route for travellers between New
York and Name.
Passage, $500, including Fare and State Rooms
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon.
treal, Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport
and st. John.
shippers are requested to send their Freight TO
the Steamerbefore3PM NJ. on the day that she leaves
Portland
For Freight or Passage apply to
EMERY e. FOX, Browns Wharf. Portland.
II: Is. CR0MWELL& Co., No. SO West Street, Now
York.
Nov. %. 1851. 90
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Al Court OF Probate holden at Saco. within
and for the county VI York. on the ar.t Tuesday In
January, In the year OF our Loru pnn nua
dred and sixty.th by the HON. e NJ ooaino'
Judge OF said Courts
WILLIAM II. STEWART, Administrator OF the
w estate OF Timothy stuart. late OF Saco: In
sAid county, deceased, having presented his nrst
and oral account OF administration OF the estate
OF said deceased Tor allowance,
Ordered, Thatthe said Accountant give notice TO
all persons Interested by causing acopy ofthis or
der 10 be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Unies Josruai, printed at Biddeford In said
county, that they may appear ut n Probate Court
10 be held at Blddeford. In said county. on the
arst Tuesday In February next, at ten ofthe clock
In the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have,
vhy the same should not be allowed,
Attest, George II. knowlton. Register.
Attest. George II. Knowl,on. Register.
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pJrobats ast4sss.

At Court OF Probate holden at Saco, within
and for the county Of York. on the FIRST Tuesday
In January, Ia the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sxty.three. by the Honorable E. Z.
bourne Judge of said Court,
TAMES o. A HARMON, Administrator OF the es.
d tate OF James A. Harmon, late Of Buxton. In
said county. deceased having presented his second
account Of administration Of the estate OF said de-
ceased for allowance,
Also his private account against tho estate Of
said deceased for allowance,
Ordered. That the said Accountant give notice
TO all persons interested. by causing copy OF this
order to be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In
the Union 4 Journal printed ut Blddoford, In said
county. that they may appear ut q Probate Court
to DO held ut Bddeford In said county. on the first
Tuesday In February next, at ten OF the clock
In the forenoon. and show cause, II any they have.
why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-01-23

At n Court OF Probate holden at Saco, within
and for the County Of York, on the drst Tuesday
In January. Ia the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred aud sixty. three, by the Hon. LEE. Bourne,
Judge Of said Court.
OvINA ALLEN. widow OF Joseph Allen, late Of
j waterborough, In said county deceased, having
presented her petition for allowance out OF the
personal estate OF said deceasedi
Ordered. That the said petitioner give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy or this
order to be published three weeks successfully In
the Union and Journal printed In Biddeford In
said county, that they may appear ut q Probate
Court TO be holden at Bddeiord, In said county,
on the hrst Tuesday In February next at ten tho
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, ifany they
have, Why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George IL. kuowlton. Register.
true copy.