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rffect OF No Wnr Maud,

GoLDsBoRoUGH, Y. C., April 6.-The news
Of the fitting out OF a fleet and army is excl
ting the community to the highest degree Of
anger. They say they Wish to hear Of an at
tack on Fort Sumter, IS the military are ready
to assist the Southern ConfederacY.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 6.-The warlike
news has been received here, but causes no ex-
element as yet.
RICHMOND, Va, April 6.-0utside of the
State convention, the var news Of last night
and to-day has produced no great sensation,
Tit people are prepared to expect anything.
but believe that il a blow is struck at any
sou'heIn Safe or port, thousands OF Union
men will 60 for "inmediate secession"
PETERSBURG, Va, April 6.-The excitement
in this ely to-day is very great.
The war tidings are discussed on every cor
ner, and the people say " Let it come"
Great Indignation is expressed at the dilatory
course Of the convention.
All the people are at a high pitch, and all
say "Virglnia must secede.D
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MONTGOMERY, April She duel, which
has been the subject Of much conversation for
some days past, has been amiacably adjusted.
The principals were Mr.. Banks, the editor Of
The Montgomery Confederation, and Mr..
Moses, a resident Of Charleston, and a repor-
ter or correspondent for the Charleston Eve
sing NsWs, 81 Montgon ".
LATER.-The duelhas come OF, in the neigh
borhcod Of Pensacola. Only one shot was
exchanged. Mr.. Banks bali passed through
the lapel Of Mr.. Moses coat, but neither party
was hurt.
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From Columbus.

CoLUMBUs, Ohio, April 3.-In the senate
nothing was done this afternoon.
Mr.. Dickey's resolution to amend the con-
s~titution SO as to prevent negroes from voting
was taken up. The vote on submitting them
to the people for adoption, was: yeas So; nays
33-Bot three-fftbs, as required by the consti-
tuition. All the Republicans voted in the neg
alive.
The bill to prevent the immigration Of ne
groes into this State was defeated on engross-
msnt: yeas ~; nays 46.
Speaker parsons was in his place to-day.
The house elected an assistant clerk BY the
following vote: DOckstader (Rep.) As; Martin
(Dem.) AZ.
committee Of the senate.
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The Latest from WashIngten--Greal
Excitement Mt Charleston.

WASHINGTON, April S.-The State Depart
ment to-day replied to the note Of the southern
commissioners, declining to receive them Off
cially. The Secretary of State expressed a
peaceful policy on the part Of the Government,
declaring its purpose to defend itself only when
attacked. This reply requires a continuation
Of the correspondence. Il is thought the COM
m!ssioners will not leave for some days.
CHARLESTON, April s.-Anderson's mail has
not been stopped only his supplies.
All vessels have been ordered out of range
Of the guns Of Sumter and Sullivan's Island.
The floating battery sailed tonight to a
point near Sumter.
Business is suspended and the excitement is
fearful.
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A TRIUMPH.-The happiest journal In the
United States about this time is the New York
muddle which its all-time enemies, the Black
Republicans, have got themselves into. II
asks them all sorts Of 'sassy questions" puts
at them all sorts Of cutting Jokes, and is far
too happy in its hour'of triumph to abuse them.
It used 10 do that, and most trenchantly, but
now it only laughs at them in their misfortune
The battle IS over which it fought so long, and
now It dances round the conquered enemy in
the widest glee, the conquered abolition party
vanquished in the very hour and by the act Of
ftu vseforv.
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Gov. H0UsToN. The Texas RepEbIicaR
saws: ave have received a copy OF The last
pronunciamisnto Of Gov. Houston. Il is a
whining and pitiful document. He evidently
hopes 70 obtain some sympathy for himself, BY
raising the cry OF persecution; and endesvors
10 make his outrageous obstinaey appear Dig
nifed frmness, and adesire to uphold the rights
OF the people. General Houston has, IN days
gone by, been honored and admired BY the peo-
people Of Texas; bis sun has now set forever,
amid the righteous indignation Of the people
whom be fain would betfay into the hands Il
their enemies. Thus perish al traitors"
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CTATE OF TENNESSEE Proceedings had in tht
- Clerks oniee, Chascery side Of INT Common Law ant
chanoery court Of thu city o. 4emphis, Tuesday, Janu'
airy the 22d. 1851.
Nathan j. McMullen, Complainant,
vs..
Matilda Caldwell and others, Defendants
It arpeoring from afidavit fled in this eause that TOT
defendants, Matilda Caldwell, widow, Nary Caldwell
Margaret Erwin Caldwell, Lotitih Ellen Caldwell. Har
rist Phoebe CaldEer. Charles Shepherd Caldwell, Jas
Erwin Caldwell, and Alexander Caldwell, are nou-rsst
dents 81 the State Of Tennessee Il IL ordered t1at thel
GO enter their appearance herein before or within ths
1 hrst three days Of the Hext term o. aid csurt, 70 be bel,
On the second Monday in Kay next, 1861, and plead, en-.
swer or demur 10 oompiainant's bill, OF tbs same vii
be taken for confessed a. - fhsm and set FOR hesrini
sx parts, and that a copy Of this order be published once
8 week for four successive weeks In the Memphis Ap.
peal. A copy-attest: JOHN o. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
JohB G Fianie, solicitor FOR complainants.
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In Chancery at Memphis.

CrATE OF TENNESSEE Proceeding had in The
- clerks Cnce, chancery side OF the c5mmon law and
ehaneery court o. The cigY o. Memphis, Friday. March
the t5ts, 1861.
James T. Peyton, admir- de bons non ofiD. n. Stew
art, Complainant
vs.. 3
r. $ Res Ell AID wife, Margaret Russell, william Bah
bit and others, Defendants.
Bill suggesting insolvency o. estate.-H appearing
from afidavtt tled IN this cause that the defendant, R.
N. Stewart, is a u0n-resideutof the State Of Tennessee.
Il Is ordered that Re DO enter his appearance herein be-
fore or within the hrst three dAys Or the next term Of
said court, % Be he'd on the second Monday 10 Nay next,
1861, aud plead, answer or deuur 20 oomnlainanps Pill,
Or the saue will be uken for confessed IS 10 hin, and
set for hearing tx rarte- II is further ordered. that all
persons interested or claimiug 20 be creditors Of The es-
Dte % d.. n. stewart. deceased, DO cJme forward, ex-
hibit their demands and have themselves made parties
10 the bill hied herein, on or before the frst Monday in
July next, 1861, in The ence % the clerk and MASTER Of
said court, and that a copy of this order Be published
once q week for four Successive weeks In the Memphis
Appeal.
A~copy-atiest JOHN G. LAEIFR,
Clerk ana Master.
Peyton * BowsI, soils. fHr eomp't.
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Destination OF Naval ana Military
Forces IN New York Esarbor,

WILMINGTON, April I.-IntelliEent navy
and army officers are Of opinion hat the hull
Of the New York expedition is designed foi
Texas, to operate on the frontier against The
Mexieans and Indians, and to reoccRpy Fort
Brown, and also the forts on the Indian from
tier, where, according to official information
they will be met with a cordial welcome By
The settlers. Sam Houston has given full ad-
vice to the Federal authorities here, and th'
result anticipated viii be his re establishment
a. Governor. Il is believed that the battle
between he two Confederaeles sill be fought
on the soil Of Texas.
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PLnTTINE.

The following, from the New York Dat
Book. possibly possesses a deeper signifeanc,
tbsn many people imagine:
There is a powerful and numerous reyoiu.
tionary organization, the object of which Is tC
separate the city and port Of New York from
tie Union and the State, and make it a fret
and independent port. We have heard that &
printed programme is in private circulation, "a
which some four thousand names are attached
proposing this scheme.
If our information is correct, as we are
forced to believe il is, the rumOr merits much
ventilation. Il may turn out that the success
Of tbs reVelutionists at the South has wrought
a wider and deeper Reorganization than we
bad supposed.
In recent number Of the New York Til
buae, the editors Of that journal state that
they have procured a copy Of the constitution
and bylaws, under which this movement is
organized. They condemn in strong terms the
"trsitorso who instigate the plot. New York
city hRs been deprived OF her ancient fran
ehises BY a Black-Republican legislature.
Utter ruin and degradation await the city IN
der the pnliev of that Marty
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OF GEORGE DAVIS, Cliutsmuiiin, Comfy Fsfman-
" augh, ireland. When last heard 81, was in Detroit,
and supposed to be on the Lsdy El'in, when wrecked
Off Miiwaukie. Any intsrmaticn concerning him shah
be thankfully received by MS father, John Davis, as
above. or BY PHILIP
..1f ofa nraurnhfa Tam
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FREIGHT ron THE
MobTIe and ohio RaiTroad.

A IL Freight Tor shipment over The Msmphls and
"A Charleston r. R. - DO r~s-shipped At corinih on
the Noble and Ohio railroad must b. prepaid. BiEnk
receipts for freight will Be furnished on application 70
nzsnts. Throngh receipts viii be given FOR the follow
ing stations only Rierzi, Green Town, S~sitil0, Tupelo,
Verona. Coonowrh, otolona, Egypt, Prairie, Lookatous
West Psint, Tibbee, Mayhew, Artesiaf Columbus, CraN-
ford, Brooksviiir, Gac5n, Thugalak, Wakaiak, scaoba,
sucsrnoches, Gainesville, TamoiA, Laudsrdsles Lock
hart. Marion, Meridian Enterprise, QaitmaE, Desoto,
6hubuts, Red Bfua, WsJnesooro Winchester MISS
sippi Line, Mobile. WI Ross,
MEMPHIS, April 10, 1861. Gen suB't-
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Major ADderIon,, suppues Cut Off.

CHARLESTON. April Cen. Beauregard
this morning issued an order and sent a spe-
cial messenger to Major Anderson, giving him
an official notification that all intercourse be-
tween Fort Sumter and the city would be pro-
hibited from that date.
All the posts have been strengthened, ard
two additional regiments are expected from
the interior.
CHARLESTON April Seen. Besuregard has
ordered cut five thousand troops. Companies
are constantly arriving and being put in posi-
ton New batteries are also being con-
structed.
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MONTGOMERY, April s-The Cabinet has
been In secret session an daV. ana II IA under.
stood that serious matters have engaged their
attention.
Washington.
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In Chancerv at Mernphis.

CTATE OF TENNEssEE.-ProeeedinEs had in the
y Clerks once, Chaseery side OF tue Common Law
and Chhnesry coSrt Of the city Of Memphis, Monday,
March the Al. 1861.
william 7. Williams, Complainant,
V.
John ". wills, Susan A. Long, and others.
Defendants
Il appearing from afndaVit fled in this cause that the
defendants, John W. wills, Susan A Long. Joseph p.
Brown and Mar L. Brown, are hoH-rssidents Of the
State Of Tennessee, It 10 ordered that they 10 enter their
appearance herein before or within the first three days
Of the next term Of said curt, to be held on the second
Monday in Nay next, 1861. and plead, answer Or demur
to conplsinant's amended susEsr and cross bill, or the
same Wilb be taken for confessed as 70 them and set for
hearing ~ parte, ana that a copy Of this order be pub
lisned Oucs = week for four successive weeks In the
Memphis Appeal. A~coP7-Attest;
JOHN C. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
Scott and Dixon, solicitors for complainant.
Fu1T-1nwfw
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In ChancerY I'D Memphis.

OTATE OF TENNEssEE-Proeeediug hsd in the
clerks ofdce, chAncery side Of the common law and
chsDcery court Of TIE city OF Memphis, Friday, April
the 5ih, 1861.
J, N. aill And Cyrus Johnson, Complains ts,
vs.
Dan R &C and Frank RlstJn, Defendants,
Il sppeariug from an tavit dled in this cause that the
defendants. Dan Rice and Frank Rlst0n, are n~on-rs.i-
cents Of the State o. Tennessee II il ordered that they
do enter their appearance herein or before the drsi
three Gays Of The next tern OF said court, % be held On
the second Monday In Hay next, 1861, and plead, answer
or demur 20 c0mpiainauts' bill, or the eaue viii be-
taken for confessed as 70 them, and set for hearing 81
parte, and that acory o. this order Be published oncs q
week for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A cOpy-attesi: @. LANIBR,
Clerk And Master.
wicsersham & Beechsr, sols. for eomp't.
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CHARLESTON, April She convention il
still IN session, but the general opinion lie thai
it will adjourn in a day or two, and perhaps
Tomorrow. Nothing Of interest transpireC
to-day 80 far as ! could ascertain.
There are marked demonstrations in militaTl
quarters which indicate that active move
nents Of some sort are near at hand.
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DTreOruTEoN

ar FIRM OF BLOOD & FARR-Nr. Y. :. Fsrr
" continuing tao Lamp, OIL end Finia business IN The
old stand. ~ A5nroe street, sud authorized to collect
and settle all accounts Of the nrm. All indebted 70 the
csncern are requested 10 call and settle Immediately
Nj. Farr, the entsrprising clamp man" will tAEe
pleasure In waiting on his old friends, and expects 70
always keep a supply Of the popular "Strav-coiered Coal
Ol.' Plaid, Lamps, etc, at prices and on terms to sait.
Givs him acall. aptf
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WARRINGTON, April 6.-Msior Ben. Nc
Culloch has organized a force Of FIVE thousand
men to ssize the Federal capital the instant the
first blood is spilled.
This intelligence is from a Virginia gentle
man now in this city, who had It directly from
McCulloeh's own lips.
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0rATE OF TENNESSEE .-Proeeedings had in the
- oierk's eniee, chaneeD side OF he commoa Law
and Chancsy court Of the city 81 Memphis. Saturday,
April the eth. 1861.
James n. ProTine, Complainant.
".
loan D. McLemore and others, Defendants.
II Appearing from amdayit hief IN this cause that the
Gefeniapts. John D NeLemore and Henry NJ. Rnyburn,
are non-fesieenls o. the state 81 Tennessee, u Is or
dared thatihey DO enter their appearance herein before
cr within the drst three days Of the next term ef said
ecurt, to be held on tbs second Aonisy In Mar next,
1851, and plead, anaver or denur to complainaups bill
Or ne same will be taken for confessed IS 70 them. sud
act for hearing ex pare, ard that q copy Of this order
Be Published one ; week for four successive weeks in
sas Memphis Appeal. Acopy-Attest
JOHN @ LAEIER,
Clerk and Master.
apiI-1awtuh
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DIR. SPIEGEI.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
AMI THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operator
IN THE WORLDI
Eight Years IN Memphis.

INFORM the .psslie 10 general that he il prepared
I 1 to treat au diseases. but especially those walsh are
| pronounced iucuraale. alf called cHrolic.
| His treatment % Cancers is without any rival. ka-
| cause they win be expelled from the system. vita al
their roots and GDsrs, ally b. cons utiaual trsatmeuE.
without eaustIcs aut without she kn fs-
He also treats win success, according to the most in
| proved science 90 medicine in Europe, Attenuation.
/ Nsuraizis. Cont. O~phthsiuia. FistTla r1 Anc, scrofula,
l Syphilis. Dyspepsia, Chronic Dyssufery. Torpid Liver.
| Gravel. Fits, rapev0-u, Piles Dr0psy, Diseases Of the
SSH, Bronchitis. Consumption all dirsasss Of tha Eye
and Ear. ard give particular attention 70 al Female
| COMPLAINTS. especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who are Afflicted with anF Of TIE above
diseases viii b. cured, and can End good hoard and &C.
oomm9iatioEs while nader treatment Al ne dectors' IN
Urinary
The doetor calls attention Of patieucs 30 q distance.
that IL they are not prepared % conault ne doctor usr-
ssaably. b. writing % him, With an exact account Or an
the symptoms Of The disease, medicine wlh be forwarded
BY Adams express.
U-Omce In Lsnow's B1iidInE. Union street, between
NAN ,nd Second. fourth door east Ct Main.
1udrmary on Union street, east Of the oaysu, 90 Dr..
Spiesefs private residence.
Dr. @. SgisgeI has, in his thirty years HracHcs. 49,
peciaIly on chronic diseases cared them win the utmsTt
success He has IN bis possession ever I've thous4nf
plants. herbs, blrEs, etc, which he can rely uuon y,
qare diseases which are by the most successful prscff-
tloners pronounced iucuraDis-
Re also makes Do bic especial practice % treat an B-f-
vate diseases with the utmost success, in a short tlms
30 matter o. bow long standing, nor q what nature.
All Dr.. spiegei asks from the afflicted b. d fair rial
then all he references he win give viii be a spssdvcnrs
tothem.
Thousands Of tss.imonials. from the most rsli,tfs
source. may Be seen At the doctar's once. daIs-fm
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In Chancerv at nTemphis,

CTATE OF TENNESSEE -ProesdinEs had in the
- Clerks ohlce, Chaucery side Of the Common Law and
Chanssry court Of the city Of Memphis, Tuesday, April
the 9Th, 1871.
jacob walker, ana others, ComplainsDts,
vs..
DtEpsey N. Sanderiin. Defendant.
It appearing from snidavit filed in this cause that the
defendant Dempsey u saHdsrlin. is a nonresident Of
the State Of Tennessee, Il is ordered thst be do enter
his appearance herein before or within the drst three
days otthe next term OF said court. to be held on the src-
ond Monday in Nay next, 1851, and plead. answer or De.
muir 70 c0mpainantE bill. OF the same will be taken for
e1zfessd as 70 him snd set for hearing eI parte, and
hat 4 copy o. this order be Published once a week for
four successive weeks In the Memphis Appeal. Acopy-
attest. JOHN @. LANiER,
CLERK and Master.
K7rtrecht and NcDavitt, solicitors complainant S.
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In Chancery at Memphis.

OTATE or TEGNESsEB-Proceedings had in the
Clerks once, GhanceTy side Of the Oonmon Law
and ohAneery court Of the city Of Memphis, on Friday,
March the 10Th, 1861.
James n. GoEEin, d. G. Trader, and B. ". L. Holt,
firm Of Goggin, Trader Il Holt, Ccmplainants,
rs.
J. W. warren and otherH, Defendants
II appearing from shiavit hIed in this cause that
the defendants, J. w.. Warren and s. L. Miller, are nom
residents a the State Of Tennessee. Il ia ordered that
they do enter their appearance herein before or within
the nrst three days Of the next term OF said court, to be
held on the second Asnday in Nay next, 1861, and plead,
answer or cemur to complainant's bill, ar the same viii
be taken fer confessed as to them and set FOR hearing e1
parte, and Inst this order be published once a week fol
four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A oopy-sttest: JOHN @. LANTER.
Clerk and Master.
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FOR S ALE

n Acres on The uorgh side Or Pigeon Esost road. near
Gov. HArris'.
70 Acres on aov State Lac roai, naih side, near
Montgomery.
800 Acres on the Memphis and Ohio railroad and
Raleigh plank road, three and I've miles from the city,
in lots % suit purchassrs.
Beautiful Residence and Lot on Market street, 70 be
exchanged for ueEr0es az valuation; and two Resi-
dsnees, 70 be exchanged IOr building materials.
magnificent 5i0rehouss in the heart Of the city.
s1eh property vas never before chsred on such terms
AHalf Acre in the Cooper tract, at half price.
Acres east % Ms. Parks. on three years time. On
same terms, a House ard Lot On Exchange street, con-
yeEieut % buEiness-
The most extensive Foundry IN the southwest, and
the dnsst Saw MIL en- Avery street, los By $50 feet
we'll Improved.
A HouSs and Lot east Of and adjoining Captain Da-
shielPs, on Poplar street
1oo By 100 feet On Poplar street, Hsaz Hain street.
Io2 by 2sI feet on Union, nssr Laaseraals street.
The g acres, handsomely improved, south Of sam. P.
walkers, Two miles from the ei'y.
II acres and q acres, opposite NJ. Wick'., On Ger
msntoFn plank road, and 5 Ecres on walnut street with
rssidsucei and Lot corner Of Jrssamiu- and Orleans
streets Al tAsse VIII be sold fer Arkansas Levee
Bonds.
4aeres in rear Of Provins. and fronting Fsrt Picker
iDg railroad.
One-half interest In 80 aerss in WardsId tract; IS
feet with two House, and I75 feet vacant IN the Arse
nal Grounds.
y acres. at hali price, en- new Raleigh road, east q
Judge swayue's-
s excellent Residences On Court street, near corpora
ton line, for rent
1Ol By 400 feet ia Wells tract, near ]. Lanisrs.
s1s serss on Memphis snI Charleston raiiroad. be-
tween Coilierville and L~afsyettei 20 acres cleared,
well improved
Lo1g Lease, and coed Hsuse and Lot afiuterEsction OF
Alabama and Exchange streets.
- acres, with plank fence, well improved, three miles
from the city, on long time.
Corzsr Lot on Linden and Clinton, With brick Cot
tsge.
acres on Hernaud1 plank road, adjoining Porter's.
so by $50 feet between Main and Shelby, north side o.
Linden streets q beautiful Cotage.
The elegant residence on south side Linden. between
Vain ard shelby, at a bargain.
60 acres near Race Track; a beautiful place.
100 ~ $50 feet on washington street, east Or Mrs..
PARKS.
Six Houses in the Navy Yard. On ground leased for
tFrnty-six years.
Percy Hotel at Grand J~uneiion, with forty rooms and
new furniture.
70 seres, ons-hAlf mile from CoIIierviue; the anest
orchard, etc. in The country.
Good Houses 70 swap for City Property.
House and Lot in Chelsea, corner Fifth and L0oney
streets.
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CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.


A Convention Of the States Rights Secs
sion party Of Tennessee, will be held in the
city Of Nashville on Saturday, the nth day Of
May, to nominate q candidate for the Office Of
Governor. We trust that every county in
the state viii have preliminary meetings and
be represented upon The occasion BY a suitable
number Of delegates. All true SouthernerH
are invited to participate in the movement
who oppose nniOn with Observation-Disclosures
add favor secession from abolitionism.
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Appointments of Hon. Robert w.
rnhnann and Inhn Pnne. Ean.

Robert W. johnson and John Pope, at the
following times and places, will address the
people upon the Pressn' troubles Of the
country, and upon the policy it is wisest to
pursue for the interest, the honor and the
future security of the State of Arkansas;
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4tb 30bfrtistmtnts.


GIArE OF TENNESSEE Proceeding had In the
NstAe Once Chancery aide o. the Common Law
Aarch The 29th. 1861. ~
= A1Comns william hutchinson and william Fer
N ~"" Aeoombs 3 Ds.s Cfmplainants,
Jeptha Htrrison, and others. nsfans,,f.
y appearing from tmdavit aled In this cause that fba
aeiehaanl 4epiha Harrison. b. 8 n8n-resldsnt Of tbe
otateol Aelhra.ee - IL ortsred that be DO enter his
appearance herein before ofFithin ths fnt uhree dsvs
o. us next term q saia court, 70 Be held on ms second
aonlay A nay next, 1851 and plesd, answer or demur
feaed % Q him and set Tor hearing * parts, aad nat
. copy Of this order b. ~pubiishsd once a wssf for four
sepeeslfe weeks n TIE Memphis Appeal A copy-
-A1" JOIN @. ME
Clerk sud Master.
Brown sna.yrazsr, solicitors for oompiainants.
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Naval Preparations at The Charles
raWn Navy Yard.

BosToN, April 6.-Thsrs is great activity
manifested at the Charlestown navy yard, over
eight hundred persons being employed. The
brig Bainbridge is ready for seq and waiting
for her crew. The steam frigates Minnesota,
Mississippi and Colorado, are also nearly
ready. Commodore Stringham is expected to
arrive early next week.