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promise the recent action In the courts
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Ss 'c1s' oS COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE PULPIT.
ON THY NEW-YORK INDEPENDENTS -.
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Embracing letter from -
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eer OF great interest detailing facts In tins regard ano
showing the alarming tendency Of these nssi9es M ou
And LETTERS from OTHER QUAhIEhS oi 'hs 0ouN''y'
tnieresting in facts and opinions.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28
ESgFRWs.
EheIby County, Teunessel

GArAnS DtAhAgs tennessee
TAzES up by Peter Gra1sr. on ne s9th Say
L o. October, 1850. a b sex u0EsE. vita -
h-idle AMI ssiile. hrreu years ola ereeuN
hand- hish, scar on The iefl fore leg beow ta- knee. fcv
appraised az S25. sad Gra1errrs.f.s -we ana a pa Z
oli mia.
Taken up BY n G.. Cox on the 1o-h DAY a. October.
1850 a black uORsE, twelve years old. af-een hands
bra. tarefo0ted- slch-y wlnI br1Esn M other ma-ks
Or brands pe ~ceiyabie. a q apsra ss1 al els. sad 90
resides IN ire Fifteenth evil nslrict Of aiiceuuty.
T-E-n ~ ~ P. R. Pcvton. on ne cal dsy % Oetssar.
1850, ne t1ugwinE described slravs ls-Eit. One iron
uay 2 FILL ih-ee years GA next spring. valued
sc SO one iron ray uORss COLT. tao years old
uext spring valued 90 $50. one stud bay MULE COLT
three vears Oh next spring. Waived ar as0. one morss
coiorel hcrss MULE COLI. two yaars ola newt z5rinr-
valued a. SIS. badly string h1fcne1 AHo. one aaT
mare auLE COTS, two years o q. vslusI 81 40. sad
Pcytou Resides in the Eishth district Or said ,ouny.
Tssea up y Lasson CowgiM en- TIE 25ra Gay Of Oao-
Der. 1850. two arb urgwu mare EuLEs. SIX aud seven
years ola shout fourteen hanis high. shof 81 rouad,
each marked with saddle with e few white hairs on the
breast an snail white sp.t On he nect ef suaIi-
SIDES I've mites nortn-west OF EaIeigh. On fhs ola
ka-egh read, leading 20 siiscs's ca MIL.
Tassn up by Riehard Crowns, 90 ne "a day % Octo-
nefl l17o, q dark aay MRS and CuLF ten years old,
smsn sar on ihs forrtesa. right hint ioot q tile waite;
TIE sst coit OF dark brown color, -hsris high. Two
mouths DID, and mare and colt valued at eIQJ. said
Gro0ms RESIDES ia the Fourteeu.h civil disrict.
Taken u8 BY Rbert Chanbcriain. On the ssh DAY q
Octooer. 1669. ablsck MuLB, efsht or nine years 90.
AN-efu lA1l4 nlEls nearly nllra. ~EuI 81 ruunl and lu-
prah 81 az $40 SAID Chamberlain resides IN ne Fsur-
tasuth civil district.
Taken rphy r. " allen, on the 22d Cay Of Cctoosr,
1850. . small soTrel horse NUiE. dttee1 or twenty Years
cd, roached and oohoed, slod al r0uui vita hizh c1rked
heel shoes thirteen and a BALI hasfs hira. ana rafasd
~ $40. said Aleu resides Ia the Nirt1 civil district.
shout enc nile southwest Of F-sacrrille.
T.zrn ID By samuel well. on ne sist oar ~ 0-tstrr.
1857. gray MULE, I've years 1id. feursssn rarls hirr.
sud valued 81 80. said Veil Iesiies m ne Fith cinI
dislicr.
80
f2so. a dsrE bay HORSE. fF-vr yr-rs GA drtecn
h-ais higas ahod 81 rouz4. ans valued st $50. sad
Saley residefgear ne neE churchs 10 Casissa
ne23fr 4. 8, FffE RguEsT,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

IA, lstes. news received from Missouri
states that Gov. STEWART has ordered Gen.
Fnosr to hold his brigade Ia readiness TO pro-
tsct Tie southwestern border from any invasion
from NoxrG9yERy's msraaling freeboo.ers.
Advicss from Warsaw, Nc, state that Judge
WILLIAMS arrived there on he night o. tae
ed instant. A meeting Of he citizens was
called, upon which occasion BE delivered a
statement Of the transactions il tie Tcrrit1Ty
He is represented as san GA nan, with snow
white hair and fine s7paara8ee,7 having for
mcrlv lived in Pennsylvania. He said these
maraaIsrs we're sustained by men who OIL
taineJ mems Of support ard s1s.rn8nca from
the Eastern states, ua ler Prsssxt Of giving aid
to tue Kansas sufferers.
Gen. HaHNEv, pursuant to orders received
from Washington, was TO have ,ef- St. Louis
on Saturday last fo5 Fort Scott, taking lhs
North Missouri au5 s.. Joseph railroads. and
thence with al expedition to carry out bis or
Iers. he is invested wi,h full power to Tlr-
sue M@oSTGoAEHT and his b~rigarts.
Referring 10 MONTGOMERY, the S. Louis Re-
pu5l.c1u says: "Ihis murderer and bri-aui
puts down courts Of justice, sx7slls the minis
tiers Of The lax, aaI SEXES AMI Destroys be
public property, after having in cola blood
murdered several citizens who were in the
peace of TIE State, and IL seems were at .he
time in attendance as jurors o. tbe csurt which
was suppressed. Nobody has beard OF any
condition = things in Ksnsss which in ihe
least degree ezte1ustes such sa1rmitiss; DO
such condition has presented its=lf there.
Bus were it possible to ezcss in the slightest
degree lhase oa.rsges by anything that Las
happened ID Kansas, here is nothing on earth
to psIlis-e this williams raid into Siissoari.
However, we tsn5s and believe that short
work will be made O. hin this time II the
people muster as We expect them t. or the Dor
der, and he gives Them a chance 70 seize hin
and bis crew, they viii be hung mp on tie
lsarss. trees. The probability is that, az
soon as be is aware Of the force in . rsuit o.
him, be viii run toward Tie Northwest or
North-east, hoping that is he can surcsel IN
ayag to cover there, be viii be sheltered by
aboit iaH symP7aizers.
re need not add a word 10 show how such
o-trsEss increase and intensity the feeling Of
alsrn and Indignation against the aa,i-sIayery
party, and how inimlcal they are to the pres
e~rgati0a Of the Union, tie integrity Of which
u threatened loud enough N other sccosnts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28
Trust Sale

= accordance Wih a deed O. t-ust. Crfcafrd By y. d.
il Ec1ts-m-rT arI william 81. " Maat-cm-rr. HrfaI
Agul q. 1883. anil registered ia smell F cdrntv. rslae-
see iH Box SO q pa-cs rs ct md as Il -lT sr-
Pose 20 plaiic sale, fur clsl o. zee hlel-st ridGar. a.u-
at eqst ~ redemption, on hQSuAT le llfh CAV %
December. i'6A ln ird1t of the C1cs lf ore Clerk o.
Che Cunry caur. ans % tie Register 1f saI county
sr1t u tr city OF Aempa-s, tae falpui1E described
-rsrf of land, sltusts m sat1 cu1ltF, b-inE a f-r.cfi1nsr
rrrl % tr John kGrasay 500 acre Erant. and 1Tsn a
partt tte trtfu % 50 acres ~ land r~urgetsed rrie- a
decree 1f TIE chlacsry court So C1rthsre lu 1873. By
eHfau ~ Al-s1n. who lucrmarri4d with g. vi. Ui1s.
end le szi& Ilus mi wife calsld said 81 sore tract %
.l-r 'r Pc su1dlvllea into Bots. end ths iot hereby in
ts0a-i o. BE- soid ard conveyed. s. known auf dssi-ataf
r-eT ths lifu OF the sutii~izi1u % F1af lots. Is srr-
V.Felag Wm- Crane. Ms. 1855. as L. 30 % fl1rtv-
uH1-l a14 4s hCufd-d 81 tfloEs. vr- Frau.ne ore lr1-
t-1 aut I've feet Q02 fec0 on ne west ufra s srratts
street. Fml rduniuz back WestusaiT between uarauaf
lines 81 rzhl sn-iss vita said street one hu.s-~I ana
elzEy feet Sc freJ % a. alley 1fern fea- f5 sre.l
wi.s, h-vIuE Lat so on the nartl. and Los No as.
az q the salc plan. Eq5n the souh side o. ,std lot
No 40
The shove lt is conveyed o. the uudsrsiuled AS f-us-
lee, 20 stcure the payment OF me p1rcaase Money. ana
VIII be SOD within fegaI hours.
un.IfI ETTWWgwrW unrrUw &c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

S~ToFPAsE o. BUsINEss-OTinS to The par
tial suspension Of orders from the South, the
small receipts OF cast from hat quarter. and
the prevailing distrust and uncertainty a. %
tie future, manufacturing operations have
been suspended or greatly rsdsced BY many
lar houses, thereby throwing numerous per-
sons out Of e~mpl9yueLt One clothing esiab-
Lshmcut, which we might name, las dis
charged iO0O hands; a hat establishment has
discharged nearly 1900 a s~addlsTy 4 IN has
reduced its force about 500; and cor aunent
is very general. Al Newark, especially, the
crisis is severely felt. on account Of their eX-
tensive councillors with the southern trade.
should there be no Improvement, much suffer
ing must ensus among the lsborng classes. IL
appears singuia- al first sight, that thus far,
houses 10 the western business are the larges;
sufferers; but Il IS inevitable that an classes
Of traders suffer from The prevailing panic,
unless we except the mznufac.uTs u Firearms.
Il would, probably, be no rxaEgsration 10 es-
innate the number OF persons thrown out OF
employment since e~lcci0a day. at 5000 a
large proportion Of whom are young women
". y JsuTaGl Of Commerce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

10 TIE PEOPLE OF TENNEfSEE'
In The present dangerous crisis IN shaini
The undersigned respectfully recommend the
assemblage Of the Peopieia primary meetings
20 request the governor 70 call together Inc
legislature of Tennessee, forthwith, with q
view to their providing for q state convention,
tie object Of which shah Be to bring about a
conference Of Southern States, to consider eN-
isting political trouble, aud i possible TO COM
pose eur sectional strifes.
Il is recommended that Davidson county
bold lie NEE ing on Saturday. The ist day OF
December, 1850, at the court house in Nash
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

CoSBIrION OF tbs GEoRGfA BsSEs.-Of
the banks doing business, savannah has nine,
with an authorized capt u Of 100000, hut
hey only use S5,IOf, 337. Augusta has six,
with an authorized capital % 81. 100000, but
are using only S2,675,C00. Tie Bank Of Col
umbus (ths only bank 10 that city) IS now
using its full capital Of $4,000 TIE banks
doing business IN Macon have al authorized
capital OF $3.50 500, but they srs OILY Usirg
S259.550. The Bank If Athens has an author
lied capital Of $4,000. and is only using
10000. The Bank % Rome has IN author
lied capital Of $500 900, aud is only using
SI53,0O0. Ire Bank Of Fulton, at hilsnt-,
has an authorize capital vt s3J0,00J and q.
only using $4,000. The North western Bank,
az K nggoid, Caro0sa coulty, has an aulhor-
lied capital Il S200,Oo0 III is using $4,000.
The banks at Dalton, 10 Whitfield county,
have an Authorized capital Of $4,000, ami
are only using Sl93 600. The bank ar La
Grange has an suthoriz-j capt al " $500. 600,
and is only using $50 COO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

Il b prevent as we'll ss crfe. b. attack ing th- root %
che c1uElsigt, arf the-elF rerlavl-c ttC hifstu cane
% disease. hv gently stiIliatirg nuI r~sstrilE fha
dropping e1ergles q lha systrm. an! zssl ting nature ir
her Task 90 vital ard furctfs1ary referlafIun To
ever one STE riu- frum BIi5aS SD Liver Complaints.
Dyspepsia, lH-iira-flH1- Heartburn los " Appetite,
lebuirv. GHk Uelilrhe, Cost rpne,s. lupuritIes sf the
e @. aud ai A1acfia1s 70 The Sfoml.h Liver aEa
b z-o's- o. is lnTaiuaflef ard as q preventive % Chile
and F-vf-, wLsfher Bilious. R-mttt-ut. -IutermiftaUt.
Tyrtoif or AZ u.her 70 NJ 10 Is ue.Hharly apa I-ahlP,
beng q perfect Regeneration u he whole f~uucfi1rs Of
he huu.n system. C.uFtrafivsi- sew doses % this
p~tlatsbjc -'ouac o. Ike, tue suserer feel elastic and
viT.rcUs, ryn,l es al l~upelire- ., Cl-alsss al Imrurs-
rfs, strrlrtlfus generally iLe whsie human fuu-3iHrs,
ana has never been EaGTu o. faI Ia d single lustalce
where II has been tried
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ro eovEnaon lAanIs.

MEMPHIS, Nov. q, 1850.
To II GorERsoH or Tennessee More
than a fortnight has elapsed since Llacoln's
election, yet notwithslanding South carolina's
virtual secession, Georgia's armament, Ala
bams's approaching state convention. The
special meeting Of Mississippi's legislature
and popu ar agitation throughout tie South
generally, no. the FIRST step has been taken BY
ven toward establishing Tennessse's position
IN this momentous question. We're banks not
suspending throughout the eeuutry. general
trade stagaant and (worss feature Of sl)
negro properly fallen thirty per cent. in value
within The last three weeks, from no other aP-
pareat cause than universal mistrust ia The
political future, we might attribute present ex-
element TO disappointed ofhcc-seekers usually
so fona Of periodically proving that the coan-
try is going 10 perdiuon-
But widely as they otherwise differ, The
spirit Of the abolition press embodied N the
New York Tribune, and the voice Of southern
secession as expressed hy the Charleston Her
cary agree In this, that an irrepressible CON
fict on the slavery question has cone a. last,
that ihe dispute viii reach its utmost high
THE winter, thus anticipating by many weeks
the much talked OF covert act OF EtNsHru-
Lincoln. The uneasiness Of the masses cor
roboratss his fact. and in the eyes Of the peo-
ple a "Litie Gsnt'sn popular soy regnty
now assumes dwardsh proportions, which The
music OF a Bell and The constitutional ppm
ions Of a Breckenridge, are scarcely listened
20 any longer, charmed they ever 90 Wisely
before Laeoln's election. The voices ~ these
gentlemen are now lost 10 the din OF impene-
ing civil war, and the question arises ~ meme
minds. what is tue position Of Tennessee
IN the zoology Of p~elitics, +, u surely can
not be difficult 10 place the genus Iennes-
seean. Have your fellow citizens OF This
Safe 50 I;tle reputation abroad as a courage
aus. conservative aud lau-abiding people that
YOU 4 en- 1t useless TO convene the legisiatursg
Cannot Tennessee throw oil 90 he troubled
Is the effect Of your protacted ohcial
silence a. governor q a Southern state, 10 goad
CaI oiinians 10 desperation and encourage
northern abollionis.s TO further outrage?
AarHa etc "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28
UNION STREET DEPOT,
Western Produce!
BOILING RIGGS & co,
Nc. @ Union street,

HAVE on hand and Tor sale large lots o. " ezern Pro
III duca and Gn1sries, cCnsistirrof
100 bags Irish Pciatocsi 80 brs- Cemenli
500 SACKS onisns leo boxes Caecsei
So sacks Corns
go hrls- FiaHr, various hrant-s
20 rrsms Wr1vpiag fsperi
500 dureu Bucrets;
40 uests Tabs, painted and celars
51bTs. Whikys $50 tr-. Einss
$50 pieces Power L1ou EGsEinfi
$50 coils Hares
10 sacks FIour; l51 tores Starch;
200 hrrss Oysters fresh, picked and spicct;
100 1es So p,
e1baxesT oh4aoa. all q~usiiliesi
20 bales Cotton Tarns;
c0fre- Nhle Lad;
21catuons Trdigos
- btis- p7uesic wines ani Liquors;
2essss Imt-snrd Brandy;
With a erezt variety q ~ II Eoois, esbrLcirr Tie
Fruir. Aa.tsrdss Biarking, Matches. creeni Singer,
Pepper- Ciuaamar. claS-s, Mace. AlEpicc- PtcEies, Ia
Dr. Salt IN papars. Cotton Curtar-, Chamrsrnfs. vel
Bdfkets. Bottled Licpors, wax Csuaies0f various ooiors,
crc.. etc.
Persons Wishing 10 supply themselves viii choice
Groesries. wsaa 10 well > esn ard szsmlne tals STOCK.
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