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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19
OnToEp, ss:-Ata Caor, of Probate h.it

ohToEb, s':-Ats Coori of Probate hed 81
PARE, WWh ~ and Or The Cuuat, at - E,rs ON
The 'h,rd Tarsa.y II My. \ II Isss
IN p-tit'"n of SARAH -. RAWSuN. Adrin.
~ fsusfftN "i d. e.', = of " race " x ~ s.,n .
late ', Ftus. 20 aid County d,cr,.-i r.ra,tug 30
irrn.e 90 cell and convey ., mech 0f tar rel FL,
tate OF sad t,crssrd - 81. produce The .aa {
5000. ir' the I-}mc"t q d,t'' snd nc o., n,sl
chsrEs..
ORDERED. That The sad P,iuianef give notice
i' al p,r-on. in.err-'rf - rsa.,nz a. .l-tSart o.
her l-eit'ion Wh th. Order ih-t~, a. - f,i. fsA
Ell iafre weeks succrsslvcly Boz 90. OSGlri Drtn
ocf'i. . n"w-paper Prired ~ Pane 30 ssit Coca
~. that hey WIl splsir 81 % Probate CJu,t %, D.
h.ti &c Psrts. r0 ih- hird Tu~.a-,, oi Jun- n.st
a. De-" o. c-,ek a fhe Lfsaor1 aai .heN c,u.s. ,l
anf hes have, VIZ Toe s,ins ,hoYli H..i Boz sf,1t
cd ~. WALKER Jaaar
trH@ cop,-s''c-t }. > HOBBS. E,.i.,rf.
OHtuED. -. --At q Csnrt e Probate. b..i a.,
la,'s. ~Hh'u 90 i,r en- Csan', 81 Dr .gr.l. Geo
be ihi'i Tre.day 81 Nuy.A Is6s
IN The pst,fiYn 81 ~ Ola THOMAS rf4.,,.
" "a JYhn Tho-n .. late OF Rnnrrs ~ ..tI
County d-"e'.ci, o. az * that lrr tsvsr -u, be-
ssstEn"t % o. nni tp her. ia h,, L,fa hn.Issaf'
es'atr, SOD hat Com ni'-io',rs b. .rr8ia,-, t,r
ihIf Iufpnsci
prherci. Tat the .Ii8 f,frilssr zi,s Dof,,.
10 ell persons interested b, c,u.ire % coo, olih,.
order. Go De pubH-hsd tsfrs ~sess sore~ss,s.i,
iH fh@ ''NInrd Drr1urr5f pftotef 90 Pasts Gee ..5I
''''iy 'bItthey 4ity spp.arata Probate r..sr
10 - nF'I si faiH on ihe 81 IusIt, .I Jua.
1fNf, 90 irH O'Clock ir fhe f.rfH1,n aud .....
,'"-' " lay hey hare. Nhy ,te same .i,lli 90,
D. -fsl e4.
\ ~. WALKER. Jufre.
Ai'ne e'pv affect =. HOSES. Re
DA''E", 's-Nta ,n1rt ~ Probate b.. III Pen.
N"'f1 s76 ipr ite tauHrs OF ONI5t ap fh.
ihrf I'tstss OF ~. ID i-h-
III ihe p'.nHo o. itl..u =. Ais-ltt. pfa,,sr
y, hat hr u.l DO srp.lrisi Gusr,fttn IT th4s
W ~ar'h. mp.. OBJ ..i OF clarke B Snith.
l'imr " ~ krm'fa. nu 81 J.,u, unLpsUBs
or'l@rsd. I'st the s.id Pen iosst gise n1ttr-
l' al. rersoHs interested ~ cau.f1R 20 st.r,si q
hif pii'.n si.h .hi, orSss hefeBo, t0 Pc ps.hfi-h
81 'hree wefAs -urcesstssly to the DxlutI Deco.
ncr't, q ueHsiaper priutsd ai Pane 90 sa,I
County tbft lhey nay srp-sr At Probate C..tni
i' h. held 10 PsSt-, 90 The 81 Toesiss d. { Jsae
nrNi. 80 tea r'eiuck in ;bt fore no,,p taI shea
cause r soy ihey have, why the sane sbYsl.i not
H. granted.
IN. WALKER. Joiee.
Atruc copy-s'tesl J : HoEs,, Reg,s,sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19
A. ". WALKER. Jsdxs.
true copy -atie.t;J :. tIoHEs, R-x,-,cr

OXFORD. s,-At Govt Of Prols,ts held a. 10
vel, within end tor the Corai, OF Oxford
on The 2oih 'lsy IT Nav. 4. ID. lses.
4 Ht HEIRS satnet IN n tain iaslsu nsnI
Fs'sfp r,''sg q ~ The h-; VIII sat r..tam, NJ OF
>smasl ttan''o'r. l'ss 81 sar,i-s - .ssi Cont /.
'eo"A-ed, hsvip pres r,i,.i toe b.. Probate
oraered, Tbs, the said Iieirs s,s. ao,;ee - AZ
persons 'n'eres,,i. by e-u-iag oapy a, ihi. % -r
10 b, Iohisnrd threr week s.aeec.siy.l, ~ The
pSiHd Democrat ptiutct at PATS. Ihs, the, ma 4,
spPes6 at ftoi-Ir Cont Go 4. hrb. Al rar,,.
"a SAID tOaRiy, ca thv 81 Tacsds, IL June arxt nt
Ten c'cL,ek ga the forenoon anal ,hcu caa-- II sn-
ihcy have. shy the ssid Irr tru,s-u, .hsal NO,
hr proved, approved aud allow ID a. the la.t " an
and TcstamCni Of ssid drcras-d,
A. a. WALKER Iudrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19

ONFoKD, ss.--Ata Cosrt Of Probate held 81
faIis within and ipr the Coun,, 81 Osfocd on
the thir'i Toe-,lsy % MAY. \. u Isss
IN Tho pctition OF r. q. HARLOW. GUARDIAN
" oi J, al ~. Cannon q air.. Etpnr hcfs 81
Cyrus auI Mary G,m5noa. late OF C.aton "a sa,l
convey three-qaurr- IN coDtDop AMI sndIvtdcf
81 the b. aoc.i.14d firm 90 wbirh John I. Cros.
no~ live. and he Oit L.ni. thcrvW tth cuuoccgs
at aI al antsgco~s Offer ~ 500:
Ordered. That the sad prIitioscs gave not ios
TO ~ fcrsons Interested, ~ oausiag gb-jrsct 81
his p-t'.nn Ijh the order theron to - puidt,h
cd ihtc. weeks ,tuccrs-ivel, "a the OKG.th D-tl,o
Graf, q, s-paPcr Pti1t al Fare 80 said County
that n nav APPEAR at a Probate Court 60 IL
held ~ fsris, on the thirl rurs.is, q June a-at
At 10 O. iuok IA ihr forenoon. and ,hcW cause II
say they have, ~hy The same ,houd nat ~ grsul-
ed. a n WALKER. Judge
true copy-atIe.t: =. H"EEs. E-gi-trr.
ONFoRp ss--At a Cont 81 8 obstc h~id ~ IA
- ~,i6,u and Tor the ConLJ, oi pNtord. on IA,
third THr-da, at Ms,. A. II. Isss
IN thr ieiii'oa 81 IL Ola THOMAS Adam
" ,.tsstrix OF The estate oi iohn Thou... Lits al
RusHfsrI in s.id County. d-cra-e,i. pr,, ,ns for
i'crHss 80 sell SOD convey t'l ,st,- Go ~. asDuut
oi $50 a. a. ADD ANITA ErS.us ohr'. tos tho fst,
mcut at rDir sBd nr tdrBtal barge
brdrr 81 That the sad Petitioner give MT So
10 al P"rsohs 'nirrrsteh 10y causing 4,ingri 81
peIItiIn With thrs uTsics Theresa ta br 90 li.h
rdthrce weeks sUecrs-tsel, a. lhr ONlofd Dean
"lfsi, newspaper o. 'nied at f.r,s. that Jhr,
ua, aprear II Probate Coufi 10 be held a. Pans
N .Aid couni,, the th,tG Tue tl, ~ Juns
Shcw cause Il am they have. wh, the ,aiae
should a1' be gTs,i rt.
An WALKER. lodge.
Atruc ~1pv-attsst J = HuEns Hr.tst,r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19

pNFpSp ss-Nta Court Of Probate held a,Par-
=. within aid Ice tho ConutV ~ Osford. 90 th
ri IV~-d-y oi MAJ. \. ID. lssS.
vOSlAH u. HALL. Gusr,iian Of Allb,e Ana
~ Hall sBa Mil, Han. minor h~,rs % Charity
Hsh. ht- OF NeNToo - .aiS COan'N, doesas~d.
HAVING prvsretrd hi IhiTd accoun, % guard, an o
shsp II .a,c "a 81, tos aik,s ancr.
prlSr,d, That be sad GusFdan give notice
"a all P~rsoa. ,atcte-sra. by esu.aHg r,py Of
81. ''sdeT tn - l,ubishrd three week. strcss.se.
D., ~ the Oxford pcmnrrat prlnt~d At Pans, that
th"N nay sTTp,~,r a. = Probate C"aft bS b.id -
Para. "a .a'd Coanty, the ihWj Ts~.dsy oi
jon selt al ten o'ciek ibc fa,r'ssaa. 30. ,ho~
c-a.~. u 40, he! have. ~hy thc .sts- sAo0i4
moi o. si,wsd.
4 ~. " ,LkER. Jade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19

oNFosc. s.-Ai Court of Probate hcd
Par 10. Wii h,n aTsd sos the County 81 Oxford, ga
the th,gd TUESDAY Of Man. 4. -. lSeS.
IN the Jctiioa % CHARLES 2. KNIGHT
" GusrdiaR oC James II. Fhraum. minor bear ct
James ~. farpam. Laie 81 Wuoi.inck 20 sa,d
,ens'y. DECREASED, pray'ng e. heeuse 10 seli ssd
convey c-fiaia rial estate described ~ has pcti q.
ton, At advantageous aHrr OF sluO
ORDERED. That the sstt petitioner give notice
To all ps'son. Interested. %, causing al abstract
~ his Pctii'on with tho orier thereon, to be yab
hshcd three weeks svcco.sivelN N The Oxford
D-aoerni. newspaper pSig'ed ~ PARIS 90 ss'd
Coaaiy, bat they nIN app~aT al Prot-ste Cart
- lie he'd at PlTts on the third Tucsdsy al June
next at o'elpck "a the ioT,ss-un, ssd shea
osus-. 81 an thcs have, NhN The shoah no,
IT, granted. A. H. WsLkER. lodge.
A trUr cUpy-A'test. J. =. HOSES, RrgI.tei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19

i he suiso's-T heF-by Jiye. Pts,,.so y ustre hat
hr ha- '--n ds's =faastss-a ~ ;sis Hss-sy. 3 =
Jnfgc 81 I'oAaie. Soc The Coas'S q OSfotd. aed
as-uu.sd he ,ru.' q Execu,ve OF the Ia.. ~,t and
te-tsra~nt 81
JUDITH ". EDGCpMB, hts 81 Brow aa ID
81 sad Coua'y teocas-i, ~ Eiv,nE load q. The
Es dirocts. He her f,tr re,tB-s's al ,<rsoa.
u b. atr inrbled Go The es.zte q s4d icc sase &C.
nab ''nus~d1sts -, taf sal tao.r ho have sni
demands theresa, to ~yb si,st the ssiar
VA. q. BiCkFORD.
NAV p lS6s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19

prFoEp. ss-at Court OF Prostate hrA IA
PARIS within aHd tsr the Ca1u', ~ Oxk,r.i
On the B lucsfnV Of NAV, 4 u l-ts
IN thr petr'ton ct ISAAC RANDALL, dsnin.
~ ts'TttuF ~ the e-'s,r ot Ira Dillingham;. late
Of pNhcid. "a aid CaU7's. d-ceasrl. prz,,nz i,,r
hc~Hs- ~ eel sud rorNv, mach at the t-ai 49,
t.ic o. aid dsv.a-sd .. ~'a prodao- ,hc .wus 81
charge;
ot De- 81, thai The said Peiit,rn~r CIV. notice TO-
All psrs"rs sn,sre-isd. b. csRsinr an sh.-rpci 81
hi' r,i,'un. 9Th h,s d.r the. 80 To ~ pul,i,.h
81 thrcc W~ he rucccs.ivrts the DNtsrd prrn-
cctat. bcsspaPer printed ~ Psfis IN .a,d
t'untN that ta~y NAV sppeEr ~ J., oi,str Coat
10 10 held NJ Psus ON the 81 T0r-,ts, Of Jsa-
mkt, sties o'elock 30 The iorrnuou snd shr~
Causc 81 saS ,h-y have. Nh, tn sane should q ~
l'e granted.
4. a. WAIVER. lodge
4 true eopy-attcst; J = HobBs R-g,.irr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19

] he ."tsc,'i.f bet,i,, gives Pu5Ir Nnt~~ th,t
b. b.. l~~n dris app, ,ntrd ~ III H,rars,b :.
Jn-sr OF Probate, 80 h. Iouats ui DsIta. 90.
assaurd 10, Hust-4l. -, r4tur 81 he estate o-
JOHN PARSpNS. isr- u Pans.
N saii C1s'o'y. trcra % 2. ~ .,,,ug blud .. The
hw drccts I've Therefore ,,qo-,fs az pr ...s.
hp ,a,i-it,d io the ss..t, 90 ..,i I.-...t ~.
uiaac lms8"'ffte 81, n,@n,. tn.i fbI5~ Vi. have
a.iy 1sHrsufs thereon. o. cNhi1it %, .4ue Co.,
~TtrHEN x PARSONS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19
81, 10 Is6s

Th- ,u'.-c. Der br--b, give. PafI- Notice rr,,
~ he irsr t1b appointed ts ne Hpraf, ID,
- 40 ~ Probate. go be County OF Osf..t. snl
'''',oed he tu.i - LN~,atYr oi Inc act " 1907
a-l Ts-sueut of
joins 4. wtRRCN bt- n hiram.
ln fft' 'saH,,, dee~..ri %, siv.g boot 70. th,
Au fir'rs. ~ therefor. r.gas.i. ,H psrsaa.
3D. ace ''-~'t~d i' Zoe estate I'D -,If ,'srss-sJ @,
n'a.' iua's. este fs,usnti 4ot ttos- who have
'.a r-i..ris ihstc,.. tp eXt Ihlt DO. .tm- o..
NATHANIEL WARREN
NJ, ~ iss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19


The subscribe, hereby gives Public No,sco ihS,
he has tsea dsk spiois'srsi b, the honotab.
JOtzs Of Probate. 81 the Cuuaty % ONiosd. asI
assumed the trust OF ESccu OF he last ~ snd
Tcs amcnt of
ELHANAN BARTLETT. hate o, IIasoser.
IN .sl Cosaty. d-ccs-~i. by giving bond 80 "a.
ts~ d'reris. tie thefesc'e rr-I~cs'- I'll pctsSns
" hs indebted 90 the s-tstr ot sad 5.csa..d 10
make imu''dts'r iHsNment. sad thn~c who have
say demands thervon to eNhii,,, the sam, 10
JAS. G.. ROBERTS.
Nav 10. 1865
The sah-cr'sSr, herb, gives Pebble Notice that
he las bcsa daiN appointed hy the Honorable
jstRe os Probate, tsr ~, J.sats Of Oxsssd. aud
ssrn~ the trust of An,ni-tr 81 the estate 81
MOODY X. STONE. late of " a,erford.
in sail CoinIy. d.ceasei. Nv g,vias bod q. the
Law dirrcjs. "a. ,bsr, Iorr r,-.,a,sts all p-r.ons
"a ho insbted o the estate Of said 5,ccs I'D 10
make immaculate pnymcnt AMI thss- who have
any d-tnsbds thrreoa. to r~h hit the -a,n- TO
ALFRED \ klABAiL.
Mty 10. lsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19
A. ". WAIVER. Iu4gr
Alrae copy-aI.et.: J. =. HoRRs. Rrx,.s,r

DlroSp, s.-aIs Court ofProh,tr held q, Par.
:. ~Ith,n aud fsr <he C,uniy OF Oxford, on the
third Tuesday OF Ma, A. II. isss
m the p-tittsa nf LONES T.. FOSS, widow OF
" Ssmaci fo.s, Latc OF DtSsrLi. IN sad C,,unsv .
deceased. P'a,,ag i.t an allowance out OF the per.
soaai csta'- "f her late ha.iaasi:
Ordered. That tte sa,d p-,ii,oo~t give notice
t. al pcrsos~ 's,ercstc-. IN Causing ess, az tia.
order to h. psldt- bed thfc~ ~c-k- .u-cc--,,.iy
- he oSiOsd De'n-sSs al, 20 ,nt-i PARIS 20 aid
Co"Hiy, rhst thry 'a,y sp,--sr PoIl,si. Cs,-rt
t. L. hrid At FAR. On the - Tucssiav OF Jnne
n'Ni. a. tea o'cs,ck ~ the C'rssoos aud th-~
rao.s, " aoy th~y have. Wv he SAM, ,hoad not
~ gran 81. ~ MNJkER. 10 ~
trur copy -ajtc-t: d. =. Hosss Rrg,.tr,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19

Dxrosp, ss-A Court OF Probate held at Par
tsw,thin aad Tor the Couaty Of Oxford, ON the
third rae.d., AT NAV. 4 IL 1865,
~ EOHGE 4. RAY. Eve Ufos OF the last VIII
NJ And re.tsmrni al Benz sruus =. uu,chtns, lsir
of A ndovrr, IN said Couai. deceased, hsEiag pre-
s~nrd his 6sst ard hnal icoouog ot administration
OF sad d~Crases ior allowance
ORDERED, That the said Ex-eaios gave Rotice
al g-s inSerr.tcd 10y causiRg copy oG Ihis
order 10 - pa'ii-hrd thr-e ~-ek sueer--,VeN in
the oNlori Democrat "a iaIed at Psti. that the,
nay app, ~ frobai. Coor, y "a. b -Id st Pam.
- said Couoty. on the iht.d Ts-.osy at Jurc
next. at ira O'Clock an the forenoon, and .he~
cs,as- II say the, have, WHY he same shouid not
IL silo~-d. 4. u. wALkER. Jsdge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19

Ihe sihsfrisf heteir, give, rub'i- Np.oa thsi
.hr bee lst1 tH', sl.-,.1iri bs tb- ~ .artii.
t-su1,r ne tr.., OF Nrio..fr1rfx Ut .-. ..f.f, "a
GEO. 4. ButKNAN. 800. n Suu1.r.
ir aid County, darsaasf. %, 9.vnz bal t.tb,
h~ Directs. She Therefore rs-F...fs ,u ret..o.
b" s's indelssd O." ib- rsfi, .I .,it 8-c-s.et 90
mfss irup-.i isfe pf1rI-Hfs sui ih...s Who hssr
nnt drm'Hls f1r.-pa. ff ssbtni, 90. 81. se t.
tiNItitA BJCkNAM
M.s ~ I-s4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19

oiroRp, N:--tt Cauu Of Probate, hrE 81
Psris, wi,hin s"d ioF the Cotlt, 81 pNlord. %
ths thtr'i Is~--hay OF MaN. u iS6s
IN the p-,HIoa 81 SEBASTIAN - SMITH
~ tcai'nt- raioT al Ahonas EV~rctt. ste a. Nor
way 20 ss'i Cs"sS DE- ed. psa, tns ir lsrcu.r
60 eel and eoa'cs spsch 81 the f~ai rsl@i- e
,a'd d~ers-rd a' 80 Pry-tnce N" % $40.
Tor Tho pa,m a n( delSs, 81;
Ordered, That he satd Petipnncr Eivr ~. - to
III Prrs'os 'n'rrr-S-d. ~ eaus,rs IN st-trsct oi
ass gc.tuo1 wuh thi. "sJtr tArrr.,a - le pub
hsheI ihtrc weeks successiVei, IN Ihc ONEl,d
ID, u'o~rsi. = newstsp~f prtn'cd al ra,,s. ~ -aid
County that they may appear II Probate Cart
so u held Il farts. 80 hr g. Tarsdal 81 Jsae
s-Nt, st ieh o'chscA in The fur~ppsa. snI shc-s
eau--, II an, thcl have. ~h, th- am shu-,A not
L. Er'etrd. \ ~. WALKER. Jsdgr
4 irtsr enpN -aIr.l. J :. MoRAs. R.rt.lrr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19
FACT FOR FARMERS.
Ped THE Low.

We publish below two extracts from the
Maine Farmer. relative to the Union Mower
aud the Whitcomb Rake. which Col VIM
SWEET, of South Paris. is agent of. The
testimonials Of the farmers in Oxford
County. who have tried them. show that for
lightness OF draft, and durability. two OF
the most important qualities of such
Machines. thew excel all others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19

The suis-or,l<r he'ehy xtvrs p.si,itc nli1cr thsi
he h's t-ca da, spro,ps-,i D., thr ilOosssb- JadSr
Of fr'S,ste. 49, he Cssais IT Osiotd aod ss.urn
~ the tfs.i q adam ~ - ct ths ~stste 4
EDWIN -. TRULl.. Ate Of r.,,..
'a 'a'l tDnaiy. dscsa.ci. by siViss i-,ud. O.. The
~ tu-cts; he ih-Sctsrr r,yla-.t, 81 f.e so. %
s'c a', bsi O. ihs r.iat~ 81 .AiI 3-c.~i g. ~ IL
tsi'i.ssai- g-s usrHt: ,,sd thf,. sh, hay. ssy IL
fnAn t- th~r~uu. o., ,shfri 49,. .aa-. go
THOMAS n BROWN.
NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19

The snb,cril-r hereby givep PoLIIr Nu.s~e LaI
she b, t-cn julY spru,ni~ti p, ih~ Hoa,tsi 4,
Judge oi fs..,lais. 30 sh- CSanl, OF OSf,rI. zt
assau,-i hr tfn.t q Aintnisrilrx 81 The F.fsir Ell
JAlEt> : BRY tNT ia.e Of Rua,iofI.
N sod 4 Iuoss. deceased. ~ g,,,ng i,aI =, Ihs
las trcs. She lbrtsfsr~ rr,turs.s ~ ger.. -
wbo inI, t,r o. tb- estate - s.t4 isr,a.sd 90
msk- ''sun-i,s pl, u.rui ari tba.. - b. have 90,
demands thefcgu, g. exhibit ih~ sssur ia
1t SINA BRYANT
NJ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-28

the judgment rendered. In the appeal
case of Gsrvin vs.. Mclean, the appeal
was dismissed for want of jurisdiction in
the Court below County Court In de-
Gliding the above cases, Judge Reeves
followed the line Of argument laid down
by Judge Phelan, who appeared some
days since and made an argument in be-
half Of the defendants in the above cases.
In the case Of Simpson, Saunders & Co.
vs.. steamer Natoms, a new trial was
granted, the motion for the same having
been sustained by the Court. On Mon
day next the calendar OF cases set for
trial on yesterday will be taken up and
called for trial, being from No. 27l to
30 on the trial docket. Court meets on
Monday next at the usual hour.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-28
MORE SHOOTING.
a Desperate Attempt to Rescue
a Prisoner, and is Shot In
the Attempt.

This morning about half-past twelve
o'clock, as the Sergeant of the First Dis
trict Police was returning to the station,
ne saw, on the corner OF Main and Pop
lar streets, one Hans MsiJorem, whom
ne had been ordered to arrest. He
walked up to him and said, Mr.. Mario
rem, you are my prisoner, and must go
with me.n Just then two men, known
as Bud Patton and Gus Ringwald, were
crossing the street, and Marjorem called
out, "Here boys, have got to go tojsil,"
on which they turned and attempted
rescus-but the Sergeant took his prise.
ner down Poplar to Second street. Here
be refused to go any further, and tried
to escape, but the Sergeant drew bis re-
volver aud threatened to shoot, on which
he was seized by the throat by Gus.
Rlpgwald. The Sergeant, placing his
pistol against Ringwald's left side, fired
the ball tearing its way through his
body, producing a wound from which he
has, no doubt, since died.
The three parties engaged in this affrsy
with the Sergeant are well-known des-
peradoes, and have long been terror to
peaceable citizens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-28

EMMoNs & Son, No 10 jefferson street
and 1893 Main street, received last night
New York Clipper, New Yorker De mo-
KRAFT tGermaD), Stats Zeitung, Police
News, Police Gazette, Boys and Girls
Weekly, New York Home Journal, Il
Illustrated News, Country Gentlena n,
London Punch, London News, Rur, Il
New Yorker, independent, New YorA
Weekly, New York and Western daily
papers, and lot of all Sizes of fine note
and cap papers, direct from manufae-
turers'' which they VIII sell at figures
that can't be beat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-28
HUGGIN NC.
The Victim Left for Dead and
Isis Body Thrown into ahe
Bayou.

While Officers Kaiser and Barber, OF
the Southern Police District, were max
ing their rounds last night, between
eleven and twelve O'Clock, their atten
ton was attracted to sn object In the
bayou between Union and Beal streets
which, upon further Investigation, proved
to be the body of man lying in an IN
sensible condition with frighttul cash
Just above his right temple and other
wise badly bruised. The wounds were
evidently inflicted with dirk nr pistol,
with bowie-knife attached. At once
Hitting him to his feet, and conveying
him as best they could to the station,
they there succeeded in identifying him
as John O'COnDOT, well known jour
oeyman tailor in the employ of Messrs.
Murrsx. & Ridgley, clothiers, No. 81
AIadFE street. Everything possible
was done for his relief, and finally DR.
Otey was called in and dressed his
wounds, which he pronounced as ex-
ceedingIy dangerous. At later hour
the unfortunate gentleman was re-
moved to his boarding house,
on Union street, and here about eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning he sufficiently
recovered his consciousness TO state that
while passing along Beal street, be was
assaulted by two negroes, who robbed
him of his watch and chain, and who,
probably with view to concsaling the
dastsrdly outrage, and thinking he was
dead, threw his body into the bayou at
the point where it was found by the
officers. After receiving the blow on
the head, by which the cash above his
temple was Oecasioned, Mr.. O'Connor
says be has no recollection Of Whist
ranspirsd, and, owing to the darkness
of the night, thinks there would be some
doubt about identifying the wOuld-be as
sassins,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-28

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-By general
request, a mass meeting Of the Demo
Gratis of Shelby county is hereby called
to assemble at the Exchange Building
on Wednesday evening at eight O'Clock,
fer the purpose Of preparing for the
ensuing campaign and effecting q thor
ough organization. 1 am authorized to
say that the Hon. Albert Pike, Col. w.
7. Avery, Gen. Chalmers and other dis
tinguished speakers will be present and
address the meeting.
By order etc, NJ. d. L. STEWART,
Chairman
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-28
For the Sunday Appeal
KATIE.

REsPEC rFULLY DEDICATED To LITTLE KATIE
GILBERT, BY LOU. LEUBRIE.
Artless innocence, with all graces blended,
with every virtue that the angels love,
May thy songs OF joy neeT be ended,
But mingle with the zsphyrs from above;
Gaily may thy swift bark onward sail
Mid path whose toughest waves are flowers;
Mas happiness aud contentment never fail,
And Joy be thine thro' all Iife's fleeing hours.
Virtue must be thy fair bark's name,
Innocence thy sails, prosperity thy blast,
wisdom thy compass, honor thy aim,
Truth thy flag, nailed firm TO the mast,
Affection thy beacon, with true love beamIng;
Hope thy anchor, with friendship riven;
Gratitude thy pendant, with modssty stream
ing;
Happiness thy voyage; thy goal, Heaven.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-28
CHEAP PRINTING.

The APPEAL Job Office is daily turn
ing out all kinds of Mercantile Printing
at LOWER PRICES than it can be executed
elsewhere In Memphis. All we ask is
an examination Of prices and styles to
test the truth Of the above statement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-28

DENTIsTRY.-Dr. J. B. WATSON, den.
fist, still continues the practice of his
profession ct his new Office, over the
wholesale Drug Emporium, No. BIS
Main street, instead of having retired
from the profession, as has been so often
reported throughout the city and
country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-28

RALEIGH SPRINGs.-An excursion
train will run on the Memphis and
Louisville Railroad each Sunday during
the season, leaving Memphis at 8 am.
and 1870 pm; returning, leaving Wells
Station at 8 am. and s pm. Memphis
City Transfer omnibusses will be ready
and waiting at Wells Station. Fare,
81 so round trip, including omnibus
ride. SAM b. JONES,
je2z 2t superintendent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-28

THE allotted time of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, he will in
future be addressed at bis home ONCE, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
postoffice address, box 1888 Chicago, Ill.
See advertisement In smother column,
for particulars,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-28
\ Card.
Gentlemen (:

Gentlemen
1 am very sorry that the entertainment
for the benefit Of Mr.. 8. Drake did not
come OF at the appointed time, but
would say to the public that the tickets
sold for Mr.. Drake will be redeemed, and
would also state that the entertainment
will positively take place on Friday eve
next, on which occasion will play the
part OF Nsramattah," for my own
benefit, with an entire new cast. Trust
ing this will be satisfactory to my friends,
l remain,
Yours Truly, Miss EVA HALSTEAD.
l.n- d
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-28

THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE are con-
stsntly increasing in number, and We
know Of no other reason than that the
old topers have been using the ''Great
General Restorative" which creates
dislike for the use of liquors, and caused
them to T" jine." For sale by
je2Itf FORSTER, KEALHoFEH & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-28

THEATRICAL.-As the parties L @med
are all well and fsvOrably known IN
this city, We copy the following theatr i
cal notice from the Little Rock Pubic
Ledger of the 10th: 1.-THE Theater Hall
was well filled last night, it being the oe-
casion of Mr.. and Mrs. Gray's benefit;
also the first appearance of Little Katie
Gilbert in our city. The Child Wonder,
Katie Gilbert, as Gertrude in the
Little Treasure, surpassed the expecta-
tons of all present. She is only twelve
years old, and we must admit th st when
we were shown the high compliments
paid her by the Memphis press, we were
somewhat incredulous. However, that
incredulity gave way last night when
her talent shone forth with such bright
ness in the character of Gertrude.u
She has bright future before her, and
our sister city, Memphis, should feel
proud OF the talented little Katie
Gilbert"