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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08

ANOTHER ACCESSION TO BRITISH Do
MTSION-Lagos, a port and island with a small
strip Of territory near the Blight of Benin, on
the Guinea coast, has been msde over in sOyer-
eighty 10 Great Britain. Docemo, IFS king,
recognizes Queen Victoria as his liage, in return
ior which be sill receive from the British treas
ury an annual sum equal TO the net revenue Of
his dominions. In 1851 Lagos was bombardrd
by the English, aud lis ruler tkos0to) compelled
10 abolish the slave trade and human sacrifices.
The place now contains some six thousand IN
habjtants, with facilities for an extensive legitt
mate The Kingdom Of Dahomey.
living Immediately back Of Lagos, may expect
an early visit, unless us TOO famous chief takes
10 mending biz ways The peaceag!r possession
of the place has been FASTENED, doubtless, with
an eve 10 the cotton. culture, for which that
ragion is well adapted -Nnr Orleans Crescent
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We nave eDgZged Tie services Of competent work
men aud viii war ant ouI work 80 give complete satl--
faction. All orders will meet with prompt attention.
We viii pay a higb price for alp TIE old Copper ard
BYazE you can send IA. s-IR2m
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In Chancery, at Memphis.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE-Proceediug he'd in the
- clerks office. cEancery side Of the common law and
chancery court OF the city Of Memphis, Saturday, Octo-
Der 18th, 1861.
william T. Quinby and William a. Robinson,
vs.. Compliments.
THE Phruix Insurance Company Of Hartford, Con
necticnt. and others, Defendants.
II appearing from affidavit fled ia this eaTse that The
defendant The Phoenix Insurance g oWpauy Of Hart
ford, Connecticut, Is "a non resident Of tae state OF Ten
ueSsee,
il is ordered that said company DO enter its appear
auce herein btfsre or within the first three days Of the
next term Of said court fo b. held Oh The second Mon
dav in November next. l-tl. and plead, s1sger or de
mnr. to complainsnfs bill, or the same WI be taken for
confessed as 70 said company, and set for hearing ez
parte. and that q copy Of This ord-s be published once q
W. ek fol four successive weeks iu fbe Memphis Appeal.
a copv-a'resf- JOHN G. LANIER,
CLERK and Master.
W. D. Beard, soIieitor for complainanIs.
cafG IavIv
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TNFORMS the public ia general that he is prepared
1 TO treat all diseases, but especially those which are
Pronounced i~ncurabls, and called chronic.
His trealment of Cancers is without any rival. be-
cause they viii De expelled from the system, with AL
tbeir root and hbeTs, only by constitutional treatment,
without csusties and without the knife.
lie also treats with success, according to The most
improved science Of medicine en- Europe, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Gout, Ophthslmia, Fisiaia in Ano. Scrofuls,
syphilis. Dyspepsia, Chronic Dysentery Torpid Liver,
Gravel, Flts, TaprwOrm, PileS, Dropsy, Diseases OF the
Skin, Bronchitis, Consumption, all diseases Of the Eye
and Ear and gives particular attention 10 all female
complaints, particularly those OF he womb.
Negroes whc are afflicted with any Of the above dis.
eases vii be cured. and can ind good board and sc-
.commodaiions while under treatment at The Doctors
inhrmary.
The Doctor calls attention Of patients AZ a distance,
that II thry are not prepared to consult the Doctor per.
sousliY, by whiting 10 him, with an exact account Of all
the symptoms Of The disease, medicine will be for.
warded BIZ Adams express.
I ~ Ofics Ia LenOW's Building, Union street, be.
tween Main and Second, fourth door east Of Main.
inhrmary ON Union street, east OF the Bayou. al DR..
Spiegsi r private residence.
DR.. &. Spiegrl has, in his thirty years practice, es.
gecially ca chronic diseases, cured them with the ut.
most sUcc-ss. Tie hasiR his possession over i've th0u
sand plants. herbs, barks, etc which he can rely upon
20 cure diseases which are by the most successful prac
ttiOners pronounced incurable.
lie also msk-s il his especial practice TO trest all ph.
vate diseases with the utmost success, in q short time,
no matter Of how long standing nor Of what nature.
Al Dr.. SJiegei Hsks from the afflicted is a fair trial
when al the reference he will give will be a speedy
cure 20 them.
Thousands Of testimonials, from the most reliable
Source. NAV he seen 81 the Doctors Office. y2Sm
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RAILROAD,
AND IT'S CONNECTIONS.
L0c0E SchcdssIe--.lEaU Train!
freight and accommodation
Trains,

VIII leave aud srriye a. follows:
Leave Memphis a. IL 81 on MONDAYS, EDNES
DAYS and P RIDAYS Arrive ar Greuada at 10 ? n
Leave Grenada D. z 4. n on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS aud SATURDAYS. Ar i've at Memphis 81
80 P. N. g.. H1UGH,
sci General SUPERINTENDENT
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In ChnncerK. M memnhis.

GTATE OV TENNESSEE.-Procssdings had In The
> clerks office. gasncrry sidp Of the common law and
chauccry couit o.tle city Of Memphis. Monday. Sep
trmJ=r the t6lh. 1861.
William Waikeraud james Boyd, C0mp!aiH8uts
".
". Cox, admir-. etc and John c. Lanisr- c and 81,
Defendants
Il appearing from affidavit filed in this cause that the
defendant. W. Cox. is t. nonresident Of he State Of Ten
uessee,
Il is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
before OF within the first three DAYS OF the ueXt Term Of
said court. TO be held on the --cond Monday IN Novem
Der next, 1901. and pl-ad answer or d-mur TO complain,
ants bin. or the same will be taken for confessed IS 10
him, and set for hearing eAparte, aud thaf s. copy Of this
order be Published once a week Tor four successive
weeks in the Memphis appeal
Acopy-attest: JOHN c. LANIER,
Clerk and Master,
B. A. Massey. solicitor for complainauts.
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DID ChnncerY Id memlphis.

CTATE OF TENSESSEE-Proceedings had in the
> clerks Office, ehancery side Of The common law and
chsncery court Of the city Of Memphis, Tuesday Dc
t0ber the list. 1851.
P. +. Sehleicksr, Complainant.
VS..
Charles Lstimer, A. A. Hunt aud others,
Defendants.
Il appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
3. PENDANTS, Charles Latimer, a. A. Hunt, W. II. Gran
nam and c. B. Massey are non-re-ideuts Of the state OF
Tennessee:
Il Is ordered that hey do enter their appearance
herein before or within the nrst three days Of the next
term Of said c0uit to be held on The second Monda y In
November next 1861, and plead. answer or D. nur 70
compliments bill, or he same wiz be taken fer con
fessed a. TO them, and set TOR hearing ex parte. and that
a copy Of this orde- be published once a week for four
successive weeks in The Memphis Appeal.
AcOpy-4ttest: JOHN @. LANTER.
Clerk and Ma Ter.
J. &. Unrbanb solicitor for complainant.
Oc9-lsw4w
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Petition for Division of Land.

lE MOO 2 and wife oale A..
IS.
Hugh Brooks and wife. Martha J.
n COUNTY COJBT Of Shelby County. October
/ term. IS6l.
Il appearing from affidavit fled 10 this carse that
Hugh Brooks aud his w !s. Martha J.. are non-fe.idears
Of Tennessee. % is ordered By She Court thar publication
be made for four weeks in the Memphis Weekly Appeal
newspaper, notifying said defendant 70 appear within
the first three days of the term Of the County Courr. 20
be held Or Raleigh, on the first Monday in November
next and plead, answer or demur. 70 80 a petition. or 10
~ u be taken for confessed and set for hearing ez parte.
JOHN 2. IRRELEVANT. CLERK.
Stewart & Algee, sohcito Z for plaintiffs.
ocTlIaw4v
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Petition 20 Dividc sInves.

Th9mPs Shepard, ct a.
vs..
Wiliam Shepard, ei al
~ ths cause, pending in The County Court Of Hay
wood county. Tennessee, upon no lou. snd II ay
us,1iog 70 thsICourt, from he pe'tion which il sworn
10 thai the defendants, WI trm shepard, J. y Shep
a.d. Ysncy y Shepard, Thomas Mel -rlsnd, Milton
Mcfarland. Mamie Bullock, dsrv II Hulloef, Thon as
B1lo b. Aunie Bullock. Susan Bullock. HalrI-t Bui
lock. Lucy Bullock sn & Kien BnHock, ace nonIe idsnt'
of the tate of Tenn s- e, IL Is therefore o d I'd By The
Cou-t 'h4t publication be made IN the Memphis Appeal
q nevespape- pu lisbet IN ths city of M,nphis Trnn
TOR tour -rc.essige ws,ks, c0mmandhg the s'ore-aia
u4ntesifeut defe, daut, 20 enter ihtlc appearance here
= T. Al ths Court fIou.e 10 Browns He and plead 80
swer or demur go said petition on or tctore the tr-'
Monday 10 December lT5l. Otherwise he same '1ll be
taken Tor c~olia,sed as 90 them aud 81 for hesr ng -
pare. e. p T~ALTAFERKO,
MOB WV Clerk and MalieF.
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The TROOPS on NOEIN RIVER, kY-Air
Jacob Whitesell, Of Washington township. re-
turned from Camp Noin, Kentucky. on Satur-
dav. lie thinks there are between 10000 aud
10000 men encamped on the NoIiu. The camp
embraces eight or ten large farms which have
been appropriated for the Use of the men. The
fences have been used up for hrewood, and wag-
ons were constantly employed in hauling rails
to be burned under the camp kettles. The pa
rade ground is on a high piece Of table land, and
has been cleared Of all stumps aud logs. The
camping ground is not 50 elevated as that on
which toe parades are held. In The camp Is a
spring Of very large volume, which supplies all
The men with the purest water-the stream gush-
ing out from beneath a huge rock. The men,
generally, are ia the highest spirits, aud have a
desire TO move in the direction o. Tennessee
Indianapolis yoarn0i.
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Chnncerv Nnfice.

IN CHANCERY, at Someryile, Tenn. October Rules
1 Ie6l.
Thomas A. Green, Executor, etc, e ais.
W..
Richard A. Crowdcr, William Wood, 81 als.
Il appearing from affidavit flied IN this cau-e that the
defendants, William Warren and wife, Em-lns G.. Wa.
rem are n0u-residputs OF the STATE ct q tennessee, &c Is
ordered that pubIca ION De made for four successive
weeks In the Memphis Weekly Appeal. notifying said
de-endans % enter their appearance herein before &c
within The first three days of the next t-Hn of said
curt TO be held on the second Monday in November
next. ls6I, and plead, answer or demur. 90 complain
ants bin. OF The same will be tax. u Tor confessed as 20
them. and bet for hearing eN pagre.
A copy-aft-sr ISAA b MCCLELT AN.
CLERK and aster
By SAML c.. SPARKS, q. and n.
Thomas Rives solici or for compliments.
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INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

7. WEST. Agent. Office on Madison street. op
> = pOsite Bank Of Memphis.
Autborizrd Capital. 81 600 100
Cash capital aud surplus paid uP---...-....S $4,000
F SO -OJOd deposited with Controller at Nashville
a. security 10 policy h0ld-rs.
lusures against loss by Fire on Buildings and Msr
ehandize Of every description. Also, on Leases snc
Furniture. All losses eqnitsbly adjusted and promptly
paid.
DIRECTORS:
VIM r. Mcfarland, President Farners' Bank;
A. Warwick, firm Of Warwick & Bdrksdale;
Wm. q. Uleushav, firm Of Crrnshaw a Co;
q. ". McCance, hrm Of Dunlop, M0ncure & Co;
G. A. 3 rk.dale. drm of Warwick d BarksdsIe.
James 3d. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer;
J. D. r u~haw. Arm Of HaIali, CrenShaw g. Co;
John I. tacGu, hrm Of Bacon & Baskerville;
II. b. Ha,sll, firm OF haxall. CrenSnaw & Co:
John Currie, Jr Ship Owner;
Wm. 4. Warwick, firm Of Warwick & Barksdale;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law,
G.. c. Ellett. Bladder;
r. g.. Rufin, sgriculturist and Manufacturer;
X. W. WcGTud-rt firm Of McGrUdvr & Sons;
W. ". Crump, Attorney at Law;
James Dunlop. firm of DunlOp, MOncure & Co.
BOILING ". HAxALL President.
O. F. BRESEE, Secretary.
Iofer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM
PANY TO the properly holders Of Memphis. and solicit
a norton Of their business. Al losses will be PROMPTLY
paid In cash at this agency. Those who with to epcouT
age southern institutions 10 Preferei &c 10 northern. viii
please give me 4 call. J. 7. WEST, Agent,
oc2 ly Madison street.
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NOTHCEt

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE
RIcHaONp, Va. sept. p, lohl. }
ppCy NFGICAL BOARDS, for the examination Of
n Snrseons and Assistant Surgeons, have been or
J-Tsd 10 conysf5 at Norfolk, Richmond, YORKTOWN and
MsEGssHs.
Candidates for the appointment Of Surgeons and A..
s{stapt Surgeons will be examined by these Boards, on
presenting an invitation 10 appear before them from
H. sacrafarv Of Wa. which may be obtained by for
v-srding tLelr application. with testimonials OF moral
character. 10 the War Department
Eyaminiug Boards will Re held al other points farther
gouIb 4 = cons suisat time. Gei
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Williams & Meklsiek, solicitors for complainant
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- give % airy Dofhines
4 local habftafiou and a name

= I||WT IITTW-1| Nv =" "|"T1
The latest Irish bull we read Of is the case OF
an Irish gentleman, who, in order to raise the
wind whereby 10 relieve himself from pecuniary
embarrassment. got his life insured for n large
amount and then drowned himself
One person abusing another in the presence
Of Churchill, the poet, said:
He was so extremely stupid thai If you said
a good thing be could not understand II"
PRAY, Sir, said Churchill, did yoH ever trv
him ~
Henry Ward Beecher once said that be pre-
pared his sermons by sleeping a good deal in
the week-"ior,' said he, If the minister does
not sleep during the week, his congregation
viii be sure 20 sleep ON sunday There was
sense in bis remarks. How can one who is hall
! asleep himself keep people awake
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ITEMS.

The Northern J0arRai says that times are 50
hard IN Yreka. that a twenty dollar piece would
not bring more than seventeen dollars and a hall
al auction, aud hen thirty days credit wouid be
wanted.
Thackeray, IN allusion to the little polite he
lions to which women are more addicted than
men. says, thar ii the ladies were TO tell the
strict truth, the world would be a bowling wild.
They have d poet at Pixies Peak who has per
pptfated the following;
Luck varies with rhe men who hunt
For gold. as III explain;
some lind tHe or iu creases-
While Others seek iu yelu.
Whoever shall marry some Of orr match-huHt-
inc Young women, and place them in domestic
establishments, viii
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~ One square, renewable weekly, per aaaum.
One square, renewabls twice a week. per an.
num. so.
"a Two squares, renewable weekly, per annum,
- Two squares, renewable twice a week, per an.
~ An advertisements for tie APrFsL must be
bsuGed IN az The Clerks desk.
~ Ali transient advertisements must be marked
for a spec.ied time when not lhIs marked. they viii
be charged for one week, and Discontinued 81 The end
Of that Time.
OF All advertisements required 10 be kept on see
ond page, CHARGED As NFw FarH usr- and on third
page au advance over stated rates.
10 Advertisements directed 70 be displayed. or SET
in large type, charged At DGUBiE RATS.
~ Yearly advertisers viii be charged extra for &C.
Copying space over contract. and when large type b.
required 10 be used or The advertisement kept on the
inside OF paper.
~ Yearly advertisers will be charged extra, AT
regular rates. for Wants, Rents, Removals, Co-Psrtner-
ships, Notices, To Consignees, etc.
ES7IrGaSieHt Advertisement must be paid Tor IA
GdUGHCe.
FE=No advertisement viii appear in the Weekly pa
per anless by special contract.
~ Advertisement 10 be inserted in the Weekly
paper only. or at irregular intervals 10 either OF the
papers, will De charged 81 per square for each aud
every insertion.
R&- Announcing Candidates for State. Coouty and
Municipal Offices, - each. 10 be paid IN advance IN
every instance.
IT, Marriages and Deaths are published as news
bat Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect aud Funeral iuvl.
tafi0ns as al otter advertisements.
~ All legal and transient advertisements wi be
charged by the insertion.
Editorial notices IN local column will be charged
20 No deduction or variation will be made from
the foregoing rates.
MCCLANAHAN & I'LL
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To humbug Is, consequently. literally 10 d"
ceiyr with imaginary spirits or appearances
but II will boz obvious how simple and yea
withal, vaTiously the meaning may be amplitied
At any rate, as Brookes- in his "Epilogues ol
Humbugging, has observed
-0f al trades and arts IN r-purc oi oppression.
Hunbuecfug f. held ihr musr ancient profession.
Twist nations. and TaTie~ and state politicians,
Prim shoFsaepcr-. j1JbeT- smooth lawyers, physicians
Of worth snu wisdom the trial and Test
i-mark vr m. trieud-wbo shuI hum5uE rha brsr
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GUNSMITHS

WANTED, immediately, % work in the Confederate
~ ArnIory shop, in this city. q number Of GUN
HHilIlN- None bar competent woTkmen need apply.
ana 10 al such liberal wages will be paid and a steady
situation afforded. Apply to K. STEPHENS Mastrr
AtDoIist, or WIN. r. HTNg.
WI CAPTAIN of Or9uaUca
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SILK AND WOOLEN
ID EING HO

n HUNT. formerly Matthews & Hunt late Of The
1 . school Of the great and celebrated Chemical Dy
ers and Scourers. Cook & Matthew'S, Of st. Louis, has
0esn induced to open an establishment for carrying or
the above business in al SIS branches. Every descrip
ton Of gentienen's Coats, Vests and Pants are dyed.
ciesnsed and restored 20 their original perfection. He
certainly does remove every spot OF grease paint, wax
and tar, together with all other blemishes aud impurt
ties 10 which such garments are liable, and warrant the
spots not to re-apPear. Cal aud examine bis sam
pies Of Coat dressing. II he falls to p.ea>e you. nc
charge will be made. His office Is on Jefferson street
between Main street and Frout Row.
oca9.5m r. " HTN
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Small &Foute. solicitors for complinsnas.
Ue2-laW51
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October 10, 1SSl.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-05


On board the steamer Indiana,
on trip down the Mississippi,
were a large number of good ma
tured passengers. They were seek
ing to while away the hours ac
cording to their several notions of
pleasure, and would have got along
very well but for one annoyance,
There happened to be on board Il
Uoosicr from Wabash, who was
going down to New Orleans, and
he had provided himself with an
ord 4iddfe, aHdarglaeipg himself
where he would attract notice,
scraped away.
The fellow couldn't play any
more than a setting hen, and the
Horrible noise disturbed his fellow
passengers. A Frcnchman Of del
icate nerves and Il fine ear for mu-
sic, was especially annoyed. lie
Hustcred, tidgeCed, ond swore at
the fiddler. 1t was no go-hc
would just make music as long as
lie pleased.
At last a big Kcntuckian sprung
from his scat, saying-'I reckon
I'll fix him. and placing himself
beside the fiddler, he commenced
braying with all his might. The
effect Of this move was beyond de-
scription. Old Kentuck brayed 50
loud that he drowned the scrccch-
ing Of the fiddle, and amid the
shouts Of the passengers, the dis,
comtited ILoosier retrcatcd below,
leaving the victory Of the unequal
contest with the Kontuckian and
hisimpromtu imitation Of Balaam'S
beast. The delight Of the French
man knew no bounds, and quiet
was restored for the day.
During the night the Kcntuck-
ian left the boat. The next morn
ing, soon after breakfast, the pas
sengers were startled by the discor-
dant sounds Of their tormentor.
Hoosier had discovered that the
coast was clear, and was determine
ed to revenge himself on the
passengers. More loudly and worse
than ever screamed the fiddle.
The Frcnchman just seated to read
his paper, on the first sound rose
and looked anXiouslyaround, shrug-
gcd his shoulders, and then shouted
-"Vare is he? Qucek Mon Dieu.
Ware is Monsieur Kentuck, re man
vat play on &c jackass ?"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-05
An Elephant Race.

The next was an elephant race
which amused me much. They
were certainly much swifter than
horses, though they only walked !;
but what tremendous steps they
took, They shook the ground for
one hundred yards round, as with
the shock of an earthquake, every
time their enormous feet came in
contact with it; and with their
trunks pointed straight out like
the bowsprit of a ship, their ears
and tails distended, there was some
thing grand but still very clumsy
about their gait. They had hand
some cars, with four men in each,
on their backs, and two men on
each side to lead them. There was
great dispute which should come
in first and the space being rather
narrow for seven Of the enormous
animals to run abreast, those who
got in front were determined to
keep there, and they appeared to
know what game they were at, for
they did not exactly race, but heav-
lily and clumsily, yet quickly lodged
each other across the course; and
after a most amusing race or shut
file, the large white one came in
first, amid peals of laughter and
applause.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-05
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