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SHINGLES.

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heart Shingles, which | will sell AT
50 per 1000, and sap Shingles At 80
30 per 1000. DAVID STALEl,
nl,fI Shreveport, below the Ferry.
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Cotton has declined from =! to !
since Saturday, in consequence Of UNI
favorable news from New Orleans.
Shreveport Cotton Market
Cnrr.ctcE Err1c1 ssLu for the RuiIu NclcE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-19

Thomas C. Hindman, advocating immediate
secession, will address the people Of Arkansas

Thomas c. Hindman, advocating immediate
secession, will address the people Of Arkansas
at the following times and places, viz:
st. Francis -caunty.-Msdison, Saturday. April u.
Poinsctt couuty -Pineville, 1oadsy, April %; Hsr-
/ risbHrg, Tuesday, April 80.
craiEhesd eounty.-JonesbOro. wednesday, May Il
Greensboro. Tuesday, May
Greene county e ~nesviIis. Saturday, Nav 4.
Randolph county -P0cah0ntas, Monday, May g.
Lawrence county -Puwhatau, Tuesiay. Nay :; Smith
NAYS.
FulteH county -nrOss Plain, Friday, Nay To- Salem
Saturday, Nay H..
lizard oounty-Wt. Olive, Monday, Nay 10; wild
Haws, Tuesday, Nay u.
Inde-endence tounty .-Cslamtne, wsdns55ay, Nay
49, B~stesyites Thursday, NAY l6; Pleasant Plains, Fri
white eodnty- searsy, Saturday, Msy1s.
Van Buren eoanty.-Qnitmani Tuesday, Nay q; Gin
ton, wednesday, May -.
sesrsy oouny,-wiley's Cove, Friday, Nay "a; Bur.
rowsvile. Saturday. Nay IS.
Marion sounty-YellYiue, Tuesday, Nay Is.
Newton e~ouuty-JG.per thursday, May %,
Carroll county.-Nt Pleasant Friday May 81 Car
ronton, Saturday, June l..
Madison county Tuesday. Juue 4 HINTS
Vile, "Wednesday, June 5; Neeley's, Thursday, Juus G.
D Ysushsn's saturday, Juus s
Bentonville, Tuesday, June Is; Mavsville, wednesday
II; Head Of Flint, Friday. Jurs u.
Washington county -Fssettevitle, Saturday, June I5
Boons'ooro Monday, June ~ Evansville, Tuesday Juns
Crawford county Natural Dam, wednesday June 10
van buren, FRIDAY, June IL
Sebastian c1uuty.-FJrt Smith, Saturday, June %
Greenwood, Monday, June24.
I Frankiiu county -Charleston Tuesday. June Is; Ozark
"Wednesday, Juus &c.
johnson county - 5orsehssd, Thursday, June p
Clarksviiie, friday, June %.
Pope oouu'y.-DoEsz, Saturday, June 20; RusssIville
Monday, July l..
Conway o1nty--LeWisbuTE TCesday, July q.
Pulaski eo~uuty-Litue Rock, Thursday, jays
6-Iime divided equally with any opposng speaker
1.-THE public, including ladies, are invited to attend
H-HeTspapers viii please give notice Of thsse ap.
pointmsnts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-19

ANOTHER SENSATION Story sPo1LEp.-The
northern papers have for a time stopped Civ
Ing circulation to stories about the "oppfes-
sion OF Shareholders" told by pretended fugi-
tive slaves, who frequently turned out to be
swindling free negroes who never were in q
slave State, and are now disseminating ridicu-
leus yarns in regard to alleged " southern op-
preston" Of northern citizens. The latest
tale OF this kind-that OF a man named Turner,
hailing from Manchester, n. H., who gave to
the New York Tribune an account Of alleged
imprisonment and ili-treatment at Charleston,
s. C., about the middle Of JanuAry-ls pro-
nounced BY the Boston Journal a Republican
paper, to be unmitigated trash, and the much
abused Turner himself a knave. The Journal
SAYS:
"The records Of the Boston society for the
prevention Of psupeTlsm, show that a man
giving the same name applied to the secretary,
Mr.. Woodward, for assistance, as long ago as
January 5. He told a story somewhat similar
to that in The Tribune, though differing IN
essential particulars. Some of his statements
were ascertained to be false, and be was set
down as an impOstor.0
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SALE!

n Acres on The north side o, Pigeon Root road. neal
Gov. Harris.
70 Acres o. asv STATE Line rosL, North side. near
Montgomery.
500 Acres On TIE Memphis and Chic railroad ani
Ralsigh piatE road three and I've miles from the city
IN lots to suit Purchasers.
beautiful Residence and Lot On Market street.. 70 b
exchanged fer neEross At Valuations and two Resi-
denees, % be exchanged LOT building materials.
zsgniaesni ssarshouse In hs heart Of the city
Such property wus never before offered on such TERMS
half Acre in ths Cooper tract, thar price.
Azores east Of Mrs. Parks, on lhrss years time. On
same terms, a House ard Lot on Exchange street, con-
veEient 70 business,
The aost extensive Foundry in the Southwest, and
ths finest saw Mil, 20 Avery street, los BY 80 feet.
we'll improved.
House and Lot east Of and sdIoiniHg Captain Da-
shieh's, On Poplar street.
100 By $50 feet on Poplar street, scar Eain street.
IO2 BY 2s1 feet on Union, near LaudsrdsIe street.
The 8 acres, handsomely improved, soufh Of sam. P
walkers, Two miles from the ely.
IT acres and q sores, opposite Mr.. WicE's. on Ger.
mantown piaak road, and acres on Walnut street, viii
residence; and = Lots corner Of Jssamine and Orleani
streets. Al thess wiz be sold fsr Arkansas Lsvs'
Bonds.
4serss in rear Of Provins. and fronting Fsrt Picker
iDg railroad.
Ons-hzif interest in 80 sores in warasId tract; Il
feet. with two House, ans l16 feet, vacant in the Arse
nal Grounds.
~ acres. st half price, On new Raleigh road, east d
Judge ~swayne's.
S eEserent Residences on Court street. near corpora
ton line, for rent
l0f By 100 feet in Wells tract, near J. Lanier's.
E6 sores On Memphis and Charlestoa railroad, be
tween CollisrvilIe and Lafayette; 10 scres cleartd
well improved.
[ LorE Lease, aHd good HsuEs and Lot at Intersection o
Alabama and Exchange strest.
a. acres, with plank fence, well improved, three mile
from the city, On long time.
Coraer Lot on Linden and Clinton. with briok Cot
taEe.
s acres on Hsrnando plank road, adjoining Porter's.
50 by $50 feet between Mzin and shelby, north side o
Linden street; a beauuful Cottage.
Ths sIegant residence on south side Linden. belwssi
Main AID shelby, Al 8 bargain.
so acres near Race Trsck; a ~besutiful plaoe.
1901 BY 80 feet on WashinE,en street, east OF ErG
Parks.
Six HOuses in the Nav Yard. on ground leased 70
tWenty-siE years.
Percy Hotel at Grand junction, with forty rooms an
new furniture.
IS acres, 0ns-half nile from CoIierYinsi the hns1
orchard, etc, in the sountry.
Coed Houses to swap Tor City Prgpsrty.
House and Lot in Chelsea, corner Finh and Loone.
streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-19

As we INDUCED in some structures upon th,
eommander-in-chief, says the Petersburg EE
press Of the 10th, it gives as pleasure to inseri
the following paragraph from a special diE.
patch to the Richmond Eaqsirer, from iti
Washington correspondent, which appeared il
that Journal after our article was published
We sincerely hope that the writer's ststemen
may be verified, and IL it is we shall gladly
award to Gen. Scott the praise due to him fol
80 patriotic an exhibition Of himself. The
New York TTfbuHe was our authority for say
ing what we did.
I have The pleasure Of saying to you that
Gen Scott Is MOTTO blame FOR the course which
has been pursued BY the Lincoln Cabinet in
their aggressions on the South; but that being
the head Of the army, be was bound to obey
orders or resign. Is long ss Il was possible
for him to obey orders, be has done Soto
morrow, however, we understand be win send in
bis resignation as iieutenant-generaL
RICHMOND, Va, April i6.-Pspsrs BY ex-
press state that Gen. Scott has resigned bis
commission.
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Atb advertisements.
PARLAR EuRNTTURE

COFAS, DivaRs, 0ttomans, B~edstsa5s, Tables, wash
- stands, Chairs, Carpets, Curtains, ali rich and hne,
and must and viii SO OF SATURDAY the 2oth, at 10
O'Clock precisely. Be certain 70 be at the Arcade,
money can be made. Cali snd see the furniture to-day.
n. O. CAYCB 4 SON
anrn "a NzrAfouaara and naaf nr4afa ur-Nara
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-19

The FEEifEG At NAsHvILLE.-The Nash
vile UsiOh Of The l7th instant says aThs
resolutions last tight Indicate an esrnestness
Of purpose not easily mistaken. The citizens
Of Nashville, at one Of the lsrgest meetings
ever convened at the court house. have de-
cisred for immediate action a5ifhsut rsfersues
% uhaf OthsT States mGy DO, and such is be-
lieTed 70 be the general voice Of the whole
State. Tennessee feels folly competent 10 de-
termins for herself what position she will take
in TIE present crisis. She hopss that every
other Southern STATE viii Be prepared t. adopt
boldly, fsEriesslF, snd Immediately the only
wise alternative nos left. But let Others do
a. they may, pbe has made % Der min FOR
VEAL OR FOR WOE, To SHARE TIE
FORTUNES OF HER SISTER STATES,
against whom this psrhaious war has been
uagsd.
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CoNvENEI

THE LEGt3bAHUHH
A dispatch from Nashville this morning in
forms as that Gov. HAREEs has Issued bis proc
lamation for a special session Of the State leg
~islature to meet on the 25th Of the present
month. The circumstances which have trans
PRED within the past few days, have neesssi'
tated this executive measure. There will exist
but little diversity OF opinion, we think, in re-
gard to its %prOpEiety, even among those who
opposed the holding Of a State convention OF
the 9th Of February last. All parties sr'
unanimous in the determination TO resist the
cOereionsrykchsme Of the Federal Government
10 the last extrsmitT.
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No Traops for Lincoln from North
Carolina.
n A. - I'll *

To ihc Secretary Of WaT Of the United Sfatss,
Your dispatch calling on this State for troops
Is received, and IL genuine, which tie extraor.
binary character leads me 10 doubt, I have to
say in reply, that regard a levy Of troops fer
the purpose Of s~uhiugating Southern States, as
IN violation Of honor, principle and interest.
l can be no party to this wicked violation Of
the laws u the country, and / will never make
war upon a free people fighting for liberty.
You can get no troops from North Carolina.
I will reply more in detail when your eaf il
received by mail JoHE W. ELLIS,
Governor Of North Caroiina-
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ErsCaLN,s -PROcRAmmR.

A private dispatch received in the city on
yesterday announces hat the LINCOLN Gsv-
eminent have determined on taking possession
Ct Cairo, Illinois, for the purpose Of making
It a basis Of military operations down the
Mississippi river. This is what we have long
expected, and is IN additional iBducement for
Memphis to be up and preparing FOR her de-
Feraa
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THE CAPTURE OF THE HARRIET
WHwR

The Aasnta TsteligsnesT Of 15sh April says
We learn from passengers from Charleston
that the United States steamer Harriet Lane,
In sttemp ing to force an entrance into
Charleston hsrbor, wac fred into from one Of
the batteries, and 50 seriously crippled that
being unable 10 put to sea, she surrendered 10
the CoEfederste States army, and her whole
force, consisting Of two hundred men, were
taken prisoners.
We hope the Inteligsneer lie correct, and tina,
Charlaatnn
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a We give the following as a specimen
Of the parisas dispatches circulated in the
North, fer the purpose Of creating a sensation
In favor OF tie coereienis's;
Nrw YoRK, April ia special dispatch
10 toe Post says it is reported that lie gov
erhors Of Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina,
and Maryland respond promptly, and a Balti-
more regiment hss rendered its services to-day.
The manner % which Kentueky and NORTH
Carolina responded promptly to the cali Of
tie deeelgers at Washington, will be informe,
en- reading the noble re lies Of the executives
q those States, in another eolEmn. Virgins
Respsnds "prOnpty1 BY seeding. and Mary
sana zHl DO 20 as soeh as an opportunity i
oasss. 7hs whole seaih will respond
esssty as algoppty-n
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A special dispatch from Montgomery an
nounces that Secretary WALKER has called
out thirty-twO thousand more troops to NEE
LIEeoIN's inyadiag host. It is a sufficient
force to thrash out every Blsck-RepublieaI
Yankee that be has 50 Far brought into III,
field.
The quota assigned to Mississippi, we learn
is eight thousand. Double the number vii
speedily respond.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-19

Col A H. DoUeLAss, Of our city, proposes
to form an artillery company composed OF one
hundred and eighty men, armed with Twelve
first class cannon. This is a good move, and
one sminsutly worthy Of being prosecuted as
speedily as possible TO q successful termins-
ten. All who desire to be connected with it
can report themselves to Col. DOUGLASS.
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Straved OF Stolan.

ON the rs o. February, 1851, TWO FTLLEYs, three
" years old next September. one Iron Gray, no other
marks now remembered3 the ether, a Sorrel Rean.
They we're in good order when they left. ! viii rive a
liberal reward for the return OF them to me, or any in
formation abodt 8hem will be thankfully received. I
live near the Grand Junction, Tennessee.
apis vie Ohm ]. MFTCHETI.
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NV YoRK, April 16-The New York
Herald Office en- yesterday displayed the stars
and stripes, and in its this mornings issue has
four leading articles fully indOrsing the policy
| Ct the Administration.
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IMPORTANT rROH RIcHmOND.

Special Dispatch to the PstersbsrE Exprsss
RICHMOND, April 15-Would you beIiev,
that Lincoln is going TO make q rsquisitien on
Governor Lstcher for three regiments, consist.
ing Of one thousand men ssch7 If this is mol
adding insult to injury. ! don't know what suet
a thing IL. IN response, ehonest John" viii
say that Virginia needs all the mea she ear
raise for the "irrepressible conflict"
Governor Letcher will issue bis proclamation
foreRsrning an persons In the commonwealth
from corresponding with, aiding or abettine
one Abraham Lincoln, and that whoever shall
do so will be considered traitors, and be dealt
with accordingly.
The Virginia commissioners had a long In,
tsrview with Gen. Scott, in Washington. Hc
said that he lad been shamsfully misrepresent-
ed, abused and badly treated. His motives
had been imFugned. He nas been opposed Il
the coarse Of the Naturalization and had II
not been for his interpretation an army Of Wide.
Awakes would have been marched southwark
long ago. The old veteran was very much af.
fected, even to tears, at the treatment be had
received at the hands Of bis native State. He
threw up bis commission to-day. Three cheers
for the old heroi
Ibavs spesrtained by q oount that twenty
seven members Of ths convention are ready 20
sign a Secession ordinance to-morrow-Ciem-
ems & Co win vote for It.
DokA1 AcLIl Ht-H AAbuA " aoulhkAou MS thbu-
ing. He called on Old Abe and asked him
why he bad pursued the course be had done.
Abe said that he did not intend to DO 90 at first
but that nine Black Republican governors had
recently assembled In Washington and com
PEELED him. Bots then became disguised with
Abe and talked very plainly to him. He told
him that be was a did cid fool and then left
bin and came home. He has come sut for
Secession.
A gentleman from New York informs me
that they are excited beyond measure at the
taking Of Fort Sumter In that city. He says
that $1,000 men could be raised there to recap
ture the fort, and a like number in PhiIadel-
pbia. Let them come.
The Baltimoreans are very much excited at
the aspect Of affairs. Maryland will seesde
Immediately after Virginia.
A fair correspondent informs me that a
Union flag vas tern down in Fsrmville Sstur-
day plight. Should a Unionist attempt to put
it up again, the Fsrmyills people ought to ride
him on a rail. A Union nan Is now a eurios-
ity in Richmond.
The torch-light procession is postponed till
Wednesday night. IVANHoE.