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CTATE OF TENNEssEE.-At rules he'd in 49,
> CLERKS ches catncery side % the csmm1a Isu r5F
ebaHeeIy eou-i Of he city o. hem2ah T1rsszy. Arm
ne lin 1851.
Henry Laird, Crurr--.-.
vs.
= c. Belts aui r. K. Gran. Dets1ss4f.
To appearing frCm smlavlt IIed ID this cause tfsf IN.
tefeudanta J. @. Belts ard B. K. Crut. Hrr u----.r-
dents Of ne STATE % rsuEsssee. De- 10 ordered lhu Hsv
d. enter nsr apPraraucs heFsn beflre Or urb.r rs
draL tA0-a days % The next term % said cz1-. ss ~
reid on ne second honday In Nay next. 1891. a-fBra.E
ansEefpr demur g. csmpalnsutB sueudrd aua 1---r.-
meutal biI, Or fhe same VII D. hEeu far a1rf-s..r =.
o. tlsa. anf 80 Tor hs1riuE fxuarte. aud n1tt r-r IN
MS orlsr De p~uolshe1 rn-e p week for -Four s-esrfIva
Wsets iu the Memphis Appeal.
Ohm C. LANIgR
CLERK and Hntsr.
5oan q Fllnie, solicitor ior Complainant
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In Chancery at Memphis

CTATE OF Observation-Disclosures had in the
- Clerks once, ChhuceTy side OF the Common Law
and Chsncery court OF the city OF Memphis, Monday,
March the 4th, 1851.
william 7. williams, Complainapt
vs..
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In Chancerv al MempbJ.

c@.5qass sTsFssr, ,loa tS sa55
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the faculty Of the best medical schoolsj the professors
Of the
Eniverslty Of PsnnsylvaEie,
jefferson College OF PHILADELPHIA,
Philadelphia College % Medicine, and o. erg.
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DOUBTED reputation II they desire the most active and
immediste advantages q the remedy. That which We
prepare has decided evidences Of superiority over other
brands. Manufactured only By
JOHE O. BAKER q co
Importers and Dealers IN Drug, Chemicsla. etc.
For sale 10 tbs trade By
DEARIEG 4 WErHFRILL.
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N"em Greeniaw's Block.
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: &''--.llECEFVED
In Chan - SEED.
n q.

sold our stock Of BseEs, steionss s9s- Ard
H. NJ va : Co. sitter thanEing Our .1s1 -
II ~, vsrv liberal patfone2e eA'e-
~ @e-t cordially solicit for ne new hfmA
anss Ofthsif favefs' Go. PiTTIsoE b 20.
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HOSE

TMNRDIATKLT opposite depot o. the Memphis and
I Charleston Railroad, Passengers on the n. & c. R.
r., for the above House, viii retain their checks, and
their baggage. viii be conveyed free Of charge The
above house is new and bat reoently opened. Pare,
81 50 q dsT- John D. ARMOUR,
g-Hn 49, nr.--Hn4.~
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'No bloodl ~ be kept repeating. at is very
strange. Il is ali because I did not 20 myself.
II Ihad been cut, I should have cut her throat
from ear to ear, you know; and that would
have made e beautiful path TO walk in "
nodded, though my heart died within me-.
"You know, her blood is ike csrmine,o be
went on. 81 cut her once-befors she put me
here-and you might have painted a house
with it. You would be charmed with the color
-uorfT ron MT 9v
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In Chancery at Memphis.

". D. Beard. solicitor for complainant.
apli-law4w
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4sanIar garhtis.
MEMPHIS AED ARKANSAS RIVER

Trt-VZ
United States Mail Line.
TSHIs line is stocked with entire new bats this sea-
4 sen, to-wlt:
ROSE D0uGLASS....s-..-.James AcGinnis, Master.
CHESTER ashley ....-..Eeese fritehars, Master
LAIfLh brOWus AaEtef.
NO~TEBBB....-..R. d. haines, Master.
The above mentioned bsats have new taken their
pieces IN the Memphis and Little Rock United States
Nail Line permanently. They are hrst-olass passenger
beats, butt Expressly Ter the trade, and are equipped
ana furnished In the most superb manner.
Their days for leaving Memphis are TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 4 O'Clock, P NJ
oonnecttng 1t Pine Bluff with coaches fer Princeton
and 81 Little Rosk with suail beats for al points above
that placs, and With a daily line o. coaches for the cell
sbratec Hot springs, South Arkansas, and ClarksvileI
Texas.
For information address, or apply 70
JOHN d. ADAMS, Proprietor
or HARMSrAD, Agent
mr19 Ans Corner hadieou street and Front row.
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In Chancery az E1empbi,

Scott and Dixon, solicitors for complainant.
~apII-faw4w
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MInnis & Lea, solicitors ior c
aplt-IGwfw.
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Ter, for use Of James Var
Complainant.
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!oaa 9 ylsais, solzasr for e-auSlsasa-
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In Chaneery, al Memphis.

ssTlst ard Forester solicitors foF complainant
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CTAFE or TENEEssEE.-ProceetinEs had In the
= clerks Office, Chsucay side Of the Common Law and
C1ansery Caurt OF the city OF Memphis, Tuesday, March
the l2th. 1851.
The President, Directors and Company % The Bank o.
wet Tennessee, Complainant,
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ayes sir-I may say ii TO you-though every
enc else thinks he's dead. Except the parson-
~ knows. And tbe doctor-he knows, too.
Tss ! long story, and not over and above pleas
AMI. He went mad two years after bis mar
rispe. and killed his brother Charles-ieast
vravs he stabbed him In that little passage and
be never get ever it. But it was al hushed up,
and peopie tboughthe was sent away to a mad
boues. AfterWard they thought be died Bat
missis hadtbst room fitted up, and has always
Kent him here. I mean 70 see to the bolts NY
sell after this. He's fast enough Dow-snd FVe
got sbe key Of the passage 10 ny pocket. Pm
main glad missis aiqat near y9a, lnoesn
under tie sane roof with him another night
for millions.
lie smiled.
eOh, its nothing whsn one gets usea to it.
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SUNDRIEs.

SUNDkIES.
E0n BOXES Popping Crackers.
OUU fGoe los. S. s. Almonds.
500 lbs Fiberss.
COZ lbs. Cream Nrts.
100 Bushels Fresh Neal.
$50 brs. R1scctt. Prior Raj and Janatin Apples.
go Pink Eys White and RED Mechanic Potatoes.
zoo KEGS Nails.
50 duE Bruoms.
Also Sugar. Coffee, Molassss, Salt, whisky, Brandy,
Champaign, Fluur, Lime, Cen nt, Starch. wooden
ware, etc, etc. Just received and for sale sou BY
FBOuRNOY 4 CRAWFORD,
dealdEw No Il. Front row.
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RH1cE .HRnchkaaP
I'm Chancery at Memphis


CTATE or TENSE SsEE. -ProceedloEs hal IN the
- Clerks rfice, ChanceU side OF the Common Law
and ChLncery court Of the city u Memphis Saturday,
April the 6th. 1861.
James n. Proviue, Complainant.
vs..
John D. McLemore ans others, Defendants.
Il appearing from aniaVit filed in this cause that the
defendants, John D McLsmore and Henry N. Rayburn,
are nou-residents OF the State Of Tennessee, It is or
dered that they do enter their appearance herein before
or within the hrst three days OF the next term Of said
court, 70 be held on the second Monday in Nay next,
1851, and plead answer or demur to complainanPs bill
or the same will be taken for confessed as TO them, ard
set Tor hearing ex parte, and that a copy OF this order
be published one a week Tor four Successive weeks in
the Memphis Appeal. A copy-Attsst
JOHN c LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
W. D. Beard, solicitor for complainant
a-FF-HumH~
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In Chancery, az Memphis.

HFATE OF TENNEssEE-ProcseiiuEs bad in the
y clerks omce. chaucsy side o. the rnmon law and
chancery court o. hecityo o. Eenphis MONDAY, January
the 2sh, 1851
John L. Barnard, admir- Of G. " Ca5t-hi1, d5ceased,
vs.. Compliant,
Jchu Martin and william Bell. Defa71a1fs.
IL appearing from aadavIt nIed in his cause that the
defendant william Bell, Is a NONRESIDENT uf the State
OF Tsnuessee, % Is o-dered that De % enter his appear
ance herein before or " thu The drst three GAYS % The
next term Of SAID court. @ he held On the second Monday
in NAY next, 1851, ami plead, answer or deuI- % COM
plainanfs bill, or the same VIII be taken for confessed
as tohim an set fnr hearing ex psrta. and that a cory
Of this order be published once a week fer four success
slve weeks 30 the Memphis Appeal.
A cspv-attest: OH C. LANIER.
ClerE ard Masfer.
Ud- Uurkn Pickett. tol. FOR cnmr't- auI0-Iaw4W
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E. G. DAVIDSON & co.
Valuable Negro Woman and Child for
gala

A NO. I Eegro woman, good Cook, Irener,
n washer and house servant. - years OF age. "a
Aisoh child, very hky; 6 years Of ase. VIII beeSE
sold together, for cash II application be made sO0n--A
For further Information, inquire Of
apIz-5t Mckinney \ co.
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TEKP always on hsnd a fuu supply OF all articles IN
N their line, which they viii furnish % the trade, or
al retail al a small advance on cost. IL their store can
be found Guns. Double and single, for Deer, Duck and
Bird shp3IinEi twist and LEminated Steel Barrels.
Plsiols-6allerys Duelngl ana Pocket Pts os Colts
Aliens and ether Reporters, with the latest improve
meuts, Psrlor aud Deringer's Pistols, Pine Pocket Pts
tolls Of their own manufacture, with he treat improve
meul on Deringer's Pattern. Rifles Of every descTip-
tioa. Percussion Caps Of every quality. Powder
Fiasks Il various kinds. Shot Belts, Pouches, Drinking
Cups, etc. Gum Wadding. C~uuery-Hunting Knives,
and tine Pocket Knives.
Particular attention given 20 all orders for new work,
Es Double Barrel Guns, Rifles, and Pistols.
Repairing Of every description done At the shortest
n5;ce. ard folly guaranteed. fe6 dsn:ueow
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CrATE OF TEHHESSEE.-ProceedinEs had in the
- Clerks omces Chancery side Of the Common Law
and Chaneey court Of the city Of Memphis, Monday,
April the LIST 1881.
The Bank Of Memphis, Complainant,
vs..
EiUah W.. Ward, and others, Defendants.
Il ape ring from affidavit hlsd in this cause that the
Defendants, William C. Ward, Reuben s. williams,
John J. williams and N. g. williams, are non-resi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee, II is ordered that they
20 enter their appearance herein before OF within the
hrst three days Of the next term of said court, to be
held on the second Monday IN Nay next, 1851, and plead,
answer or demur 70 oomplainants bill, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as TO them and set FOR hearing ex
psrta, and that a cspy Of this order be published in the
Memphis Appeal. AcoPy-attest.
JOLT G. LASIER,
Clerk anf Master.
Vance and Anderson. solicitors for compliments.
atii-lswfW
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George g. Cure snI sthers. 49,
appearing from smfavit faf in fac.r..r 49,
defeuaauL George g. Ccrie, is q nor-rasilerf n ~.
state o. Tennef.ess 90 is eraeTef that he % ms-
appesrHnce hsreln before ~ uiniu ue drsi n-as -
o. fhf re1ttermof uld court o. De- held on ta -
Monday n Aay uszt, 1861. znf sIead. ansrar Or 49,
@. csupiainaurs bin, RI The same viii Dc fufrn -
fesssd a. p hin, aud see '0r h-nunz * Dartr. ana
a oopy % this order Be pusIlshsf once /. u--t
4uocessive sests, ia ne Memphis Appeal.
A - TOuN C. LINER
ClarE aud Eas.sr.
Psyol & R0Ten, solicitors faf anB-amalt
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Id Chancerr.nr memnhis

CTATE OF TENNESSEE -PrJeeediuzs had IN the
> clerks once, Chancery side Of the Common Law and
Chan-ery Court Of the city Of Memphis, on E1nday,
March the liza. 1861.
winfield s Eainsy CcmBIaina1ts
"
samuel H. Jones ard others. Defendant
10 apseariug from amdavit filed 10 this cause that The
defeEdauts, samuel IT,. J0aes and n. r. LucEett. are
non-resltsnts % The State OF Tennessee. it IS o-d=reI
thai they do enter their appearance herein before Or
within the drst three days Of The next term OF said
court, to Be held on the second Monday m Kay
next, 1881, ard plead. auHEer, or demur % csuplaln-
ants bin, Or The same viii be taken far confessed a. to
them, and set far bearing x p8rte, sud that d copy Of
this order be published once a wees, for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A Copy-Arest. OHN c. LANTFI.
CLERK and Master.
VIM r. st0vau, solicitor Tor complainant.
aufO fawtw
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CTArE or TENNESsEE-PmcssdinEs bad IN the
- clerk ONCE. chzncery side o. The common law and
chaHcsry court % The city o. Memphis. THURSDAY, March
the tn. 1851.
Frank Smith andM <. Howard firm Ct Frank smith
& Co., C0mpialnans,
W.
s. NcAuley aud T. Burne, DEFENDANTS
It appearing from aHndsvit f1ed in this cause that the
defendants, S. McAuley and T. Barre p, are nou-residents
q the State Of Tennessee: Il Is 0r-ered That they do
enter their Appearance herein before or wilma The drst
three dsys q The next term Of said court. 90 be- held on
the sccsnd Monisy in Nav next. 1861, and plead an
swer or demur 20 cmp.ainauts bill or toe same Will Be
taken for confessed As TO them ard ST 3r hearing ex
parte, and that a copy Of this order be pu'lsrsd once q
week for four successive weeks in The Memphis Appeal
Acorv-aftczt. JOHN C. LANIER.
OerE and Mastr.
IN TO-
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CTATE OF TENSEssEz-Pr,css inzs r,f
- defks cmce, chanaey side orths o1um9
chanesry eanrt Of the city e Memphis, Taurs1-
the Ifth, 1851. apr
Robert J. Jennings, Ce--
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BY TELEG RAPH

10 The FREEMI.y'
FROM MISSOURI,

- FROM MISSOURI.
lhe Memphis .4ualanche states that General
Rams had cut Montgomery forces to Dieces.
taxing Montgomery prisoner. McCulloch had
surrounded Sgel at Sedalia, and it was be-
lleVed the latter would be forced to surrender CIR
be cut tie pieces. Gen. Price had crossed the
dasconade River en- route for st. Louis. Peo-
pie everywhere were aocking to his support. 1t
Is believed he would have an army of 80 900
men before reaching St. Louis. The care of
the refugees from the southwest of St. Louis
has been assigned by Gen Halleck to the SAM
tary Committee in charge Of the Government
hospital in that city where liberal contributions
of money, clothing and provisions are re-
ceived. The Provost Marshal has takon steps
to furnish suitable quarters among tho secession
lists of the city, for all those needing such ac-
commodations and about $40 liars worth OF
clothing, blankets, Sc belonging to Camp
Jackson. prisoners have been coniiscated for theil
benefit. Some 900 refugees have already gone
into Illinois, where they will endeavor to sup
port their families uutl they can return to theil
home. Large numbers continue to arrive, ant
the road between St. Louis and Rolla is thronget
with them.
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Very Latest by Telegraph +.
4 O'CLOCK 2. NJ.
FROM THR POTOMAC

New York, Dec. 6, A Washington special
dispatch says that Maj General Banks reported
to headquarters Yesterday by telegraph that Col
Leonard regiment at Hancock had shelled and
dispersed band of re els passing westward.
contraband who came unto our lines brings
word that the rebels have five regiments and ono
company of artillery on a high knoll just west
of Ocoquan village, where they think they can
hold two roads that lead southwark crossing the
Ocoquan near them. There We're slight earth
works, and no heavy pieces.
captured rebel spy represents that great dis
satisfaction exists among rebels, especially the
South Carolinians, and confirms The report that
the troops from that State have been permitted
to return home.
Yesterday afternoon the rebel batteries on
Shipping Point fired shells and Il shots at q
schooners which were passing down. Neither o
them was hurt, but one sailed back to Malta
womare Creek.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-06
EROM MISSOURI.

Cen. Hallock has issued u lengthy general
order an reference to the affairs OF the Western
Department, the principal points OF which are
as follows: 49,, n
Lieut.. Col. B. W. Earrar Is appointed Pro-
rost Marshal Of the Department. Commanding
officers of districts, ports. anu corps, are I'll
rected to arrest and place IN confinement all
nersons in arms against the United S'ates' OF
who give aid. assistance, or encouragement 10
the enemy All property belonging 10 such
persons which can be used by the army VIII De
taLen osscsson of for that purpose, ana an
othpr nronerty will be examined ny 0Oaro 81
officers according to al ly regulations.
All persons found in disguise rs pretended 10Y
al citizens. or under false rretences, within our
lines. giving information to or communicating
with the enemy, will be arrested and tried ana
shot as spies. -,
persons now employed. or enlisted IN the ser
WOO of the so called Confederate States Whc
,a,nmit bostilitv will not be treated Is prisoners
Of war. but punished according to the rules %
war. az r-r;o,
In consequence OF large numbers Of onio'
G,miies and non c0mbatants having oeeh pun
dorpd and driven from their homes III oes'4
,,+, condition. anu as thousands OF s'lch person
o~o nav finding their way into St Louis V.!'
pnaro,+ N,rshnls are directed 10 ascertain
Ito oordition of persons 50 driven from thel
MS and under military law OF retaliation
l.,,ortar Them in the houses. ana 20 reed am
clothe them at the expense Oh avoWeu secession
ists who although they 90 not themselves ~
and plumber, give aid ana encour"s'ne''
and countenance to their Ieil""-teoei'
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UNION VICTORY IN TENNESSEE.

4 special despatch in the Memphis, Tenn,
papers OF the % gives an account Of q great
battle at Morrlstown, East Tennessee, between
the Federal forces under Parton Brownlow and
the rebels The battle was fought Dec. |. and
the Parson 8 forces We're victorious. The rebel
despatch calls 1t the first Union victory OF the
war. Brownlow had 5000 men and the rebel
force is not ascertained. The rout OF the reb-
els was total.
The Memphis 4raanche Of the End, contains
the following account Of the fight:
large body Of Unionists attacked the Con-
federate forces at Morristown, East Tennessee
yesterday, killing Il large number and complete
ly routing them.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-06

Apporyruryrs.-Col. Thomas Of the 9Th or
Butler regiment has appointed Lieut. oscar Z, =,
Moore of Burlington, Adjutant' Fred T. aln'f"
# Montpelier Quarterlnaster, and s',,, L.
R,rstow Of shelhurne, Quarternaater serg'An i T.
Mr. smith had nearly the whole charge u II NJ IL,
ting out the 9th regiment, ami has 9een WIN
Sn,, most of the time since they left the S'ate'
rSa manner in which be discharged thn' dtSy
has proved him to be an energotr ana raPa lor,
of the House Of Representatives in wncLl posi- MI
tio w." he won, by ais ability and gGntIemanIy as
n 'ur the respect and esteem OF every MEM
10. 1 nf the Legislature. The commssaFia' o.
tho 9Th is in excellent keeping