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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-04

TIE SLoAANsIt will be Eeen by the advertisement
other column that Mr. and the Misses SLoAAN propose
give short series Of musical entertainments in this place
These accomplished musicians themselves
high reputation both and instrumental per-
formers If judge by the notices OF the best critics
of the Charleston and Richmond press, believe
that this pustion than any
pectaons raised in advance will be fully realized when the
performances given Of this however all must judge
for themselves.
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From the Charlotte Denoc
Gallant Conduct.

From the Charlotte Democrat.
Gallant Conduct.
Major General ID. H. Hill, Commanding the De-
patment of North Carolina, sends Us the following Re-
port for publication and requests that all other papers
IN the State copy it
HEADQUARTERS PETTIGEEw's BRIGADE,
Nay II, 1863.
Maj. ARCHER ANDERSON, A. A. G.:
Sir In obedience to General Orders No. LILO, Adjt
Insp. Gen. Office have the honor mention to you The
names OF the following officers and soldiers whose good
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NINEIEE-

tE NEXT OF KIN aud distributes of Willoby Powell,
deceased, notified that prepared to SETTLE and
m exemption from any charge for future interest,"
h are called upon to nerplead and show their respec
rights to shares in distribution.
r. G. JOHNSON, Admir-.
heuaCsVilie, n. c., April 23d, 1868. l65-lt53I ct
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$50 REWARD.
II ESERTED IN January. 1858, from Camp Whiting, near
- Wilmington, JACOB HERRING and JOHN A. JOR-
DAN, privaJes of Co. I, 9Th Regiment N. c. Troops.
The said Herring is about five feet eight inches high fair
C0PexoD dark hair and black eyes, The forefHger OF
the right b md is of at the first joint.
john A Jordan about five feet eight inches high dark
complexion dark hair and dark eyes. They supposed
to b. II Columbus Colny, N c. reward Of $50 each,
will be paid Tor their apprehension and delivery Camp
Whiting, or their confinement in jail that get
item. GASTON d. COBB,
Capt. Co. l, 6th Reg't N. c. T.
May 9th, 1868 l79-2t-33.4t*
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NOTICE.

TEHHE EXECUTORS Of Jesse Quinn, deceased having
Certaiurd under decree OF the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions of Dupn Gouaty. at April Term a d.
ls6 the respective amounts due the legaees and deVsees
hey ready settle said estate. We will not in
teEcst Ca any money IL our hands
JOHN MAXWELL, ! Uvoo,,o~s
JESSE 8. QUINN, ~
May 14th 1868 33-6t*
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Big Black River rises in northern central Mssissp-
pi, lin Choctaw county, and flowing about 200 miles
in southwesterly direction, passing between jackson
and Vicksburg, empties into the Mississippi river two
miles above Grand Gulf
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LATEST FROM YICKsBURG.

RETEAsBUtiG, va MAy LoIh Iob3
The Baltimore American Of the 26th ins contains the
following dispatch
LATEST FROM VICKSBURG.
An official dispatch, dated Friday night, May 22nd p
NJ The Ordnance officer writes that loss ia not
very heavy for the position have gained. The rebes
make firm resistance. think shall have fhe place to-
morrow We completely encrole the town. and tonight
have coors planted oA the enemys works. and are
lying the exterior SLOPE The gun and mortar boats
in front of Vcksburg, working Our captured thus
thousand prisoners and seventyour pieces Of
ertilery. Grant ia in good sps II we take Vcksburg,
shall Is 900 prisoners, with Pemberton Co
Sipned. B. c. IIFORD.
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Now why can't something done about the state OF the
mails at Kirston Our soldier pay money cheerful.
ly get lhe paper. 20 pay chee1fuy, and
want the news more, ought to have it regu-
larry Especially do troops from Eastern North Caro-
lima, particularly the South Eastern section
the Journal. Why can't they get it? We co not know the
Postmaster at Knson; do reeolect his name
and therefore have nothing against him, but tbs gene
raj complaint in regard letters and papers If special
agent LYNCH would take around there perhaps he
might get things working better Now they don't work
well OF ALL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-04

We dislike to complain, and seldom do so, when
ought But really tie state OF thpgs regard to the mails
is getting 100 bad and the suffering is confined
bur falls heavily upon soldiers, feel that
something ought to be said and done about it.
There is great mplant in regard the post cfce
Kinson. Cur Ruiegh cotemp polaries took at that
institution, but apparently without any result any
We should judge from the purpor Of letter to the v
tors from the camp OF Cummings Battery Kioston
the writer of which weknown and to whose
ments attach the fullest credit. He says:
sour letters and papers two,thrds the time fsil
reach u.s. often gon other companies, aud theirs
ing 70 III where the OH ecton plain
any that cou read would attend to his busn
could possibly be made Now this Nay 24thl the
second evening The Journal failed
reach and often only in part the package be-
broken open 1t The office its contents distributed to
persons unknown. We Lave Colonel, Lieut.. Colonel,
Major, Adj1tant other "et ceera fer them to come
through can but lay the blame upon the postmaster.
At thus rate there is earthly in subscribing We
would not mind paying double the charged provided
had OF the papers reaching in
while. There other charges made against the Office,
but these Sufficient surely call for investigation and
Justify, yea, denlGnd a change.
Very respectfully
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NOTICE.
Confederate States by
A. A. Mckay, Receiver, In Co
In Confederate Dist. Court
ReMhen Perry,

Reaben Perry,
appearing the Court that M Solomons, of Atlanta,
Ca claims the debt due from the defendant to Cauen Dea-
witt Co, of n. " and Deavitt, Toler L Co.. OF N Y
ordered by the Court that publication be made for
month in the Wilmington Journal (~eekyO for the said
5ouons appear the next Court to be held for the
District of Gaze Fear at Court House Salisbury,
tie fret Monday il next and then and there PROFOUND
DAN. C0LENAN, Clerk c. D. C.
May 9th, 1856 32,lm
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VIRGINIA ELECTION.

May 2Jb,
election which of to-day resulted 10 the
election Wickham Lyons in this Congressional
Wm G. RiVes elected without opposition in the Al
bemarle districts.
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MARRIKD.

In this county the 9Th ins by Rsy D B. BIsSk
DR.. THOMAS <. FINLAY and Mss AMIN AuRDOCbs
daughter OF D. Hclntire, Esq.
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OFFICIAL FROM YICKsBURG.

An official telegram from Gen. Johnston, dated the 9Th
Gen stevenson reports hard fighting has een
going Vcksburg since Tuesday of last week, W th
continued success and that confident and in
fine spirits.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-04

Executive Department. North Carolina,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, (MLITIA)
Raleigh, May l4th, 1858.
GENEs AL ORDER, /
No. Z.
2 ILITIA OFFICERS, who have been, compelled by
VI the advance of the enemy, leave their respective
usrics ordered report duty the Commanding
O Of the RegmeItal District, in which they may be
residing temporarily.
By order CT Governor VAEgE:
DAN'L &C. FOWLE,
Adjltant General.
Siay y, IS63. 19O6t-35-2t.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS I.


LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM vICKsBURG-THE
CAPTURE OF HELENA-HANGING OF NEGRO
REGIMENT, ETC, ETC.
MOBILE, ALA, May 2Sth, 1858.
The special reporter Advertiser and gser tes
graphs as follows:
Jackson MISS, May 9th, 1863
Reports from below state that Banks had crossed his
army Bayou Sara. Federal deserer confirms the
ports of the carnage Vcksburg. Grant in fl
truce day about his sick and wounded in hands
Gen. Pemberton is burning tar and using other dufec
tants troops from the effects of the stencil from
the Federal dead that rotIing in front Of works
The slaughter of the Federa fer greater than in any
battle of the
The Mssissippan states that two gunboats have been
sunk at VicksburR.
The paper OF last Tuesday evening has received
report of last Saturday battle at Ycksbug. IL is said 10
have been the most stubborn Of ALL This came ono
Memphis, TO Grenada. 1t believed in Memphis thai
Helena had been captured by the CCnfederstes After
telegram received from Oxford 10 Grenada,
stating that Helena captured Mos isy last.
from reached Canton who he had read
dispatch Col Ferguson stating that Gen. hermaduke
bad taken Helena and hanged regiment OF negroesthee
hundred and fory-and the Yankee officers commanding
them The quartermaser at Canton says positively this
statement may be relied on.
A Yankee Gunboat is reported at YaZoo City.
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Nos
TTNENPTIONS FROM MILITIA DUTY on account of dis
Il ability will be recognized, except upon the Sur
pc1I certificate endorsed by the Commanding Officer OF
the Regiment approved at this office.
Hy order OF Gov. VANCE
DAE'L G. F0WLE
Adjutant General.
May %. 1853. l9O-6t-35 d.
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private dispatch from Canton, dated yesterday (2c1
says: All is well Vicksburg holds out bravely.
FROM YANKEEDOM.
Northern dates of the 25th irst have been received
They contain full and exutng accounts of their victory
Bakers Creek and at the Big Black river They claim
have captured several thousand prisoners in the two bat
ties.
The New York Herald says the President has received
details from Grant, showing that he had fought five battles
captured sxtyfour guns and 400 prisoners On the 10th
there heavy fighting at Vcksburg Sherman 500
but holds the rebels to their water batteries On the
2oth Steel carried their rife pits north OF the city
The right of the Federal army the Mississippi
above Vicksburg.
petition is circulating in Ohio demanding of the Pres
dent the unconditional release of fVaTandigham.
News from Mexico states that the sege of PuebIa had
been suspended until the arrival of renforcements
The Federal Navy Department has received information
that Faragut was actively bombarGiDg Port Hudson
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Executive Department North Carolina, ]
EDJCTAaT GENERALS OFFICE, (MILTTIA) :
RALEIGH, May 18th, 1868.
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NORTHERN REPORTS FROM vIOEsBURG.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 2sth 1868.
Tho Pa+irnore Of the q
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VICKsBURG HOLDS OUT.

- RICHMOND, Va, May Z7tb, 1868.
private dispatch from Canton, dated yesterday, (2c
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10
Failing Through.

The Vallandigham programme is
played out" and there has been "s no
genuine applause, not even from the PIT
The machinery has been found inetfi-
Gent. The "Vallandigham Record. as
a campsigne document. has proved a
destructive breech dischafger. and has
been suppressed The cry Of arbitrary
arrests" and '+danger to the persons OF
citizens" has. lost it's power. The hon
est, loyal people know that they have
nothing to fear. Men who have been
supporting Vallandighnul up 10 within a
few DAYS are changing front, by scores
and will vote forthat honest, loyal Dem
ocrat, John, Brough.s We are able to
gipe Tie names to loyal men, in support or
our assertion. The weapons of the dis,
honored peace men have been turned
against them and the thing is dead in the
shell. The fact should encourage loyal
men to renewed and uBeeasing effort
Let the majority for Brough and Ander-
SON be swelled TO the highest possible
fpure. -,<yr;pe6ti-' 0h'"} .E'r&.
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IouiEyille Oct.


Guerrillas at Woodburn, Warren Co.
have recently committed many depreda
tions, burning number of houses, rob
bing citizens, DC. ..,-
The report is current that at late reb
ell raid into Glasgow, KY, s. guerrillas
nearsday.break surprised our forces there,
amounting to upwards OF S0O, and cap
tured nearly all Of them.
Our newspapers deny this, but the sto-
nv is repeated this evening by travellers
though discredited by military circles.
The Nashville Press says:
Wheeler crossed the river at Washing
ton last Thursday morning, Ii miles
above Chattanooga, and passed down
Sequatchie Valley. axe 49,
The rebels captured 80 wagons of one
of our trains at the foot of the mountain
near Antlerson's Cross Roads, burning a
number of them and killing about 300
horses and mules.
The train was loaded with ammuni-
ton. rations and clothing.
Forty of the wagons were carrying
medical and sanitary stores. . 4. II
About so suffers teams were also lost
Gen Mitchell with Union cavalry, as
soon as he learned of the crossing OF the
rebels, pursued them and on Friday and
Saturday killed and wounded seventy
rebels and took 200 prisoners aud recap
tured $50 mules. .-... i
. On reaching Walnut Range the rebels
shot $50 mules to prevent them falling
into our hands;
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sheriff. sale.

DY virtue Of special execution 10 me directed fraA
D the once Of the Clerk VI the District Court OF Pot
'awsttamie county, wa shalt proeeed 70 Eeil on
tuesday the lot day at NV, A 1853, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock ard O'clock D. N OF said dag
I'm TFont 81 the County Treasurefs Office In the city -
Council Butts, M following described Reel Estate u
Nancy o. h Eva Mutt and =. A. TTItie ts-wit-
The undivided 0ne-eishth OF the west half fXl NJ
s,uth easf quarter ~ sertian thrtyU tsN tcssHsh'p
tTS1 venRe fgarty 44) 0naintng Ten t0) acres"
lot ia elsck oaie OH Hasgs sda'tion {" cennr'l
Rluffs, Inwa.
Gil alum, Fsua q
Lot 10 blesk 4 lot IS -. block s, lots 4 I? IN
block g. Lots 9 s g rs x fe In block I. I.et iH
block o. LIS 81 g Ia block 10, Ints TO- II Is = 10
10 block H. Lets 10 - in 6ieEk -. Lots 10 All
BLOCK il L5ts4 It s II III block IS Isss 10 y 20
in block 49, It's Is ~ 4 IS In bf"cE 20 lAdss p
t0h II In hIcek n, Iots6 T.Is 81 90 In bhck e,
Lots g. II ~ IN bIosk u. tots !, 10. II a.
in block r. Lt,sE iH block 30 and lots "a 3 IN
block SiS being ~ hts 10 Ha~ards aisio 60 Cauaet
Biufs I.wa Taken the property OF Henry &. d
Eva Mutt r. A. Trit'e to satisfy special execn "l
IN favor al Henry Nut. ..| y 1,
Sale to caganieaee ala O'Clock r. NJ OF said aaws
G, SU0HHIs Sheriff
~n,,c,t uIo ses Ynva Oct 6Th tRt9
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s..~.aAs31f New York, Oct. I.
The Times Washington dispatcl

...~.aa,sat New York, Oct 7.
The Times Washington dispatch
says:
A colored barber direct from Richmond
where he has resided for the last is
years and been in daily contact with the
leading rebels, says the battle Of Chatta.
nooga is not considered by the people oil
Richmond as success-that Richmond
can easily be captured il the Yankees
want it-that army offers frequently said
in his hearing that it would be abandon,
ed if the army of the Potomac should
advance in force, Es'
Many citizens assert publicly that they
will not offer any resistance in case oil
an attack, as it would be utterly use,
less. -
People are daily sending their effects
further South in anticipation of the com.
ing of the Yankees.
One day last week the State Guard
were called out to suppress'a threatened
bread riot.
Hundred of the employees of the gov
srnment with their wives, and the wives
of soldiers, assembled in front of the
State Capitol, armed with clubs and 9th,
er missiles, demanding of the authorities
relief for their starving children.
An extensive riot was only prevented
by the prompt action of the State Guard,
and promises of the State authorities.
Lees force is between the Rapidan
and Petersburg only $4,000 strong.
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s,S

e sssaf rs Il = = II
p the afrivaI of the stsanssr rnltor
from CaIias ION swe hare rSssork "a
sgood Auall0gfEy that the BEAD duaf 4efs hi
Cen. Gallsnak6 have been s6snl6sloysd Irohl
Norris 1slansa ln Folly Islaiid u
The cositiniied sinking of the bell
of Morris Island rendered the resnoyal
OF headquarters and che body Of troops
and materials b III ASSURE Of iconyeniefies
There are sid II DO other causes for q
change ~ SO AE NJ tbs
Among the causes is that the .sfs6Id5,sSs
will not 90 Tess ESzYiabie III operations
against Charleston, while under. the
slIarga Is ~ 1893 s. sayf 81. tEssfEl
they ara nov entirety ont Of me Fsl ran
N any 'I,attesies tie rebels have III can
erect on james fsiafidl 49, f3s1as:,s5 q
The recent firing nom difffnore's bst-
.teries, OF which We have already pub islil
ed rebel accounts, was directed Utmost
exclusively against The efforts that they
were making, and which the rebels don 4
disclose. to erract d few battery IN the
ruins of Sumter. g" @ftf - tsE2 %5'.S
It appears that our reeonnoiterine
boats which pass near the walls Of Sum
ter nightly, discovered that q garrison
was conducting extensive operations,
and the indication were that the rebels,
who were working in large numbers,
would erect fire-p proof bat terfes inside the
ruins, with the Intention of using them
when the works should be sufficiently
advanced to justify the removal of bro
ken walls and debris, which protected
the workmen and concealed their opera
tons from view ........ INK - :
The rapid and heavy firing of our guns
it is supposed will not only stop this
work but render further occupation Of
Sumter by the rebels precarious, if not
impossible. -. r..
Gilmore's operations on Morris Island
are actively prosecuted. ,.,7. l.. !
The battery of Cummings Point now
shields our troops perfectly, while the
condition of Wagner is such as to pro-
tect the troops from all hazards. 80
Casualties occasionally occur, all OF
which are traeeable to unnecessary expo
sure. . 80 r. J.. 49,.
The batteries which are designed to
throw Greek fire, ar nesFly completed.
Recent experiments show that the fire
can be safely and eifectaally used.
ChaEleston IS within easy range Of our
guns, which are already in position, and
in such numbers as to insure the des-
truction of the city when they open.
This event viii not take place until at
ter the plan IS complete, and the navy
is ready to cooperate with the army.
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Nashville. Oct. !


Four or five thousand rebel cavalry
under Wheeler attacked McMinnTille
saturday p. M, capturing the town and
tgarrison, consisting of the 4th Tennessee
infantry. =. -
Our forces were without artillery, and
the town without defenses or fortifca-
tons. -
The rebels burned train Of cars and
DESTROYED the railroad and telegraph
They are believed to be advancing on
Manchester.
Several prominent Union citizens are
supposed to have been captured.
. A part of the same force destroyed a
train of 200 wagons on Friday, between
Bridgeport and Chattanooga, and captur-
ed an ammunition train consisting of Il
wagons.
Portions of rebel cavalry are scattered
along the road in the rear and South OF
Murfreesboro, designing 10 destroy rail
road and telegraphic communication,
oapture stockades, &c. Our troops are
closely pursuing them.
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New York Oct 6


Fl. Mo1ltrie letter, dated Attn, to the
Herald says:
An exhibition on large scale, consist
ing of artillery and infantry, has been
organized, and in conjunction with sew
erel army gunboats started from here
yesterday p. m, destination unknown
even by those participating.
The troops left under sealed orders
which are not to be opened until a Ger
tain point is reached.
The place of rendezvous has been ap
pointed. where the various commander
are to meet and adopt such measures a.
will ensure the success Of the .expedi
ton. ..... 49,:
Maj. Gen. Foster planned the cam
paign and entrusted his plans to few
competent and trustworthy officers, II
whom he reposes confidence.
The object of the expedition Is tc
strike a severe blow on vital point.
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New York, Oct. 7.

7"" ~ N''@' w.; New YORK, Oct. T.. !
A dispatch from the army OF the Pc
tomac, dated the :4th, to the Herald,
says: " -"
About 5 o'clock to-day the rebels threw
some shell into our camps, on the ex!
treme left, in the direction of Summer.
Vile Ford. ,...s 49,. III.
No attention was paid them, and they
shortly gave up the amusement. 55}
The. Tribune's dispatch says: ii a..
A private 10 the second corps was shot
in the woods inside our lines near Rae
coon Ford, by the rebels, Friday last.
Five rebels were captured near the
same place. q: -.
Another private was arrested by the
rebels within mile and o half of Gen.
Mead s headquarters, robbed and releas-
al -. :-.>
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New York Oct. G

new L OEht cIi "
The steamer Fulton from Charleston
bar the Sd, has arrived.
The rebel steamer Diamond has beer
captured by the gunboat Stellin, and Ia
ken to Pert Royal.
She had q valuable cargo of saltpetrs
end liquors.
A Newborn letter dated Sept. both
says:
The gunboat Bomb Shell left Eewberr
a few days ago. under sealed orders, anu
made a Reconnaissance of Pasquatuk riv,
or which einpties into AlbeFmarle Sound
landed thsuobOat crew near Elizabeth
City, which were captured by rebels
when the Bomb Shell opened a vigorous
fire on the town, doing considerable datn
age.
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Washington. Oct,

w fhe&liuRbDu, W. ~
+. A letter from Dalton, Ga, dated the
Goth of Sept, published in the Richmond
Dispatch says:
The over sanguine multitude will be
somewhat disappointed to know that the
chances for taking Rosecrans army is no
easy job, although his losses have been
heavy: he yet has very formidable ar
my
The Examiner says loose kilograms
from irresponsible parties would have us
believe that Bragg had cut Rosecrans'
communication, holding the Lookout
Mountain road to Nashville; but from
Bragg's failure to resume the offensive,
we fear there is too much truth in Rose
Grams dispatch to his government, that
he holds an improbable position. The
two armies were still confronting each
other at last accounts, at Chattanooga.
Roseerans it is said has established
three lines in front of the town; it is al
so reported that Bragg is forafying Mis-
sionary Ridge.
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To the Relativegtof Nancy n. Kid
der.

To the Relatives.of Nancy a. Kid
>, ~. J.. . ,ofFtrvA, Iowa, Oct 5th, 1868.
2. Nr-Coanea Bluff:
= Dear ST. :4-One month ago, a woman
calling herself Nancy A. Kidder, came to-
my house with two children--a man
came with her calling himself NV.
Wickman. They left the children for 4
days, since which, the said parties have
not made their appearance. Runor
says they are in Canada. and that sue has
husband in the aFmy--the Father of
said children. The object of this commu-
nieation is to inform her friends, If there
are any, of the whereabouts of said chill.
.dren, that~they may take care of them,
else they will be given over to the proper
authorities, and bound out, as the law
directs. J. D. PEARSON.