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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-27
ST = TEME II

OF the condition % the AUGUST INSURANCE
AND BANKING COMPANY. made en- ths I-ra
day OF March, lS6i. in conformity ~lta E1e k1--r
ance Law Of Mississippi;
/. The name OF the Company = the AHgn-ss lT-
suranee and Banking Company. aal s ts-are1
at Augusta. Georgia.
p The amount Of il Capital StaCk j.. -ss-5ec o.
). The amoGnt OF is Capital Stock. al
PAID up. u SIS 4tai.H- ra
1. ASSETS Of rus cosEASN. IseLCusSs
|. The amount OF cash On
hand. -....- -. 49,. -slaI .1-5 %
The am9ant of cash il
hands OF agents ard
oteeFS ---- - sf.f~- - f-A.sl-a -
2. The real estate uneucu8shered fprIE.-
cipaity office Of Company ami cea-
3. TaE BONDS owSED BY rug ruHrAsN.
R5,lroad Company. .,,---..,--.-. lsoo0 %
City Of Memphis B0a6s endorsed -
State ~ tennessee -.-....-- 1850 4aoo o.
City OF Augusta Bonds. .-.-----,-- l5.al1 O.
Mississippi and Tennessee B1nl-.
Railroad. 10 per cent .-..--.-.-.. s. 500 ec
MempSfs ''.'' :. " Is -. l2so o.
ing eomP pan 90 -.'.' - saso 90
BANKING Bank = co% nla ..'''...'- sssss ool
Stock n Telegraph Company SGD %
e. Debts secured hy ug9rt.al,e -.---.- S11e-
5. Debts otherwise seeured--NQtes Gss-
counted and notes Of exchan-e---- 515.411 aA
s. Debts for premiums. -.------.---- 6. So US
Z. All other securities -------- III 1a
Total Assets -.....--.-.- ....... sszI BIB IS
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untonanJ CsincIIiatiOn.

pru-u he New Oriears q rsaauf.
me states % ,As ssouthsrn ConfedsraeT are
now threatened with Il The forcible domination
Of the North. Eortht-n vessels OF war are in
our waters, Northern hEreiing soldiers are on
board those vessels, an important Tort IL a
r.igbb.,rIng sfsfe h In potsessinn OF the enemy,
and he blockade Of our pof's IS not az al In
probshle. There g, auozg eur people, unan-
imous spirit o. resistance. NJ al matters in
valving the defense Of the Sluths her people
and her property, a. well a. heF honor and her
rights q re is no diversity Of sefltiment among
US An alike stand in an atti;udeAof hTm and
impatient silence.
Ii this condition OF affairs, there y no oeea-
sion for any revival of Old party issuss or or
gsnizstions m our midst, but every reason Why
these things should Be stud ously ignored ~
nor difisrencasaG.--nipion about things Of the,
past must - sefore the stern necessities
OF the pre- - Whatever may have been
thought three months ago sbout the true policy
OF the South, however widely men may have
differed, and however herceiy they may have
disputed, the tine has nov come when al this
should Be forgotten Nothing is to be gained,
but mech may be lost, By rsking up The ex-
piring embers Of Old party feuds, and blowing
them into On active fame.
Mzu-,-of tunse VAC .tes-. fle q eCla-auera-
Won party thee months age, were tbens am
are now, az true and trusty friends OF The
South a. those whose convictions OF duty led
then to advocate immediate secession. The
end that both sides aimed al, with some indi-
vidual exceptions Of course, was The same,
oalv thss they proposed to reach it by different
means. Any attempt to excite hostility, po-
litical or personal, against those who differed
from % ss to The proper mode OF asserting the
independence Of fhe sou'h, deserves universal
rsprohatioB. The time has come when by
cones should Be bygones, When the party d.
visions Of the pact, and the petty, immsterial
issues Of the present, should give place 70
grsnder and nobler sentiments. When The
honor and the integrity Of the South are At
stake, and a powerful enemy menaees us al
most at our very doors, be is but poor patriot
who would introduce inferior questions OF
Doiicv. or cast suspicion upon those who,
though they may have been mistaken M the
past, will Be- smoug TIE truest, and readisst,
sn6 most faithful defenders Of the southern
cause 10 the presence Of actual danger.
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J. GRlESmABER & BRO,
Cabinet Makers & UphOlsrersrs,

A RE now prepared 70 execute erderse etSEfS$0
n in their line In tie most perfect ,shS..
manner, and Al the shouep notice.
Having furniture ears Of their own, ~ , 4
they viii receive orderE for moving, taking down ano
settaE up Pianos and Furniture Of all kinds on the
most roA enable terms.
They will also give attention 10 lsying Carpets. pol
shing and vanishing Furniture hanging Curians ana
Shades and 70 the execution Of Upholstery in al Us va
rieties.
Orders solicited at the store Of Ingraksm Lees
Main street, 81 Is7 Main street. the desk Of " B.
KILLER 4 o. Iaf5-Sm
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mYrteriouH and Threatening Aspect
OF the Revolution.

Prem ne New Tork Herald, sth inst.
sscresv is only the defense Of The weak, and
Il alwaYs calculated 10 arouse suspicion II
is, therefore, a bad sign when We ind the Ad-
miEistrstion Of this 'uhtry hiding It's designs,
as the ostrich hides his bead, in the face Of
proceedings that are the theme Of universal
comment and anxious speculation from Florl-
da 70 Maine. We find the Government char
tering and despstching transports laden with
troops and stores, and squippiRg the entire
naval force at its command With the utmost
haste, and without letting the public know the
purpose OF destination for which they are in
tended. Meanwhile mmar is busy on TIE
wing, and we are left 20 conjecture. Some say
The vessels srs bound for Pensacola, which is
probable; others that they are for Texas, in
order 10 carry on the war against the India ne
borders: while many surmise any and every
thing, probable and improbable, from active
int rfersncs with Spain at San Domingo to
the rsiuforcsnsnt Of Fort Sumter.
Ta the orinOus and painful uncertainty oc-
ezsioned hv these wsrlike movements, we
have added an increased distTust Of the Ad-
ninistratiou, consequent on the surmise tbs
there is trouble, almost amounting to q split,
in The Cabinet. Il is evident d the war sec
ton Of that august body has triumphed over
the peace section. What, therefore, are we to
expect The Administration, By working lniy
IN the dark, has evidently no definite policy TO
proclaim. and is weak and uncertain in its
movements. Now, let us ssk, in what good
can al this secresy result, and what necessity
is there for maintaining il? There is no ne
cessitT for, or utility in it wbateveF, Il is only
binding the people, while The country Is drift
ing to ruin, and while civil war with an its at
tendant horrcrs, is being wiifuily inauguFated
Look at the immense barn the condition Of
things is producing in financial and CONNER
cisl circles; for, OF course, according 10 the
acts o. the Administration, direct or nysteri-
ous, stocks in Wall street riFe or fsli and Just
BOW, ss a consequence, We find The heart q
the money market very irregular indeed in lie
pulsstions.
From present appearances we know what we
may expect in the future. We see that am the
professions Of peace uttered by III. Lincoln
and others were mere idle tslE, or else made
to lull the country into state 8f false security
till The Administration conqiGded it's loans and
was ready TO strike a Bow. Fort Pickens
on its lonely Eandbsr, may, in its ruins ia
years hereafter, tell OF tie bloody battle q
Pensacola, which eghmencsd the civil wal
that desolstsd The URitsd States In the year oi
our Lord, 1851. or fervs1t prayer is that &
NAV not, and t6Ht those e7emies OF lheir
country who CRY for iplood nay be1isappointed
But Of this there se tms nov to be'ittle hope
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HAVING associated With us Dr.. D. T. SCOTT, for
II merly Of NASHVILLE prepared 20 ser IL -ur
FRIENDS had the public sdditOna facilities In the con-
duct our business with increased diligence 10
the discharge ~ dutss hops % m=rii oohtR-
uanee OF that patronage heretofore horay extended
10 Bslow preseat portion % the property
placed Al disposal.
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9ailg Appeal.
THla ronrgn IsEsoLurIoNs.

Brsa ne Nashville Uu.sn
Nothing more clearly indicated the svmpa-
tkiss Of the people Of Tennessee thsn the al
most unanimous adoption Of the Porter Reso-
lutions at the extra session Of cur General
Assembly As adopted, they read as follows ;
ResolSsd, By ihe Gsasral -fsssnsbiy Of the STATE
o. IeHnsstee, That this General Assembly has
beard With profound regret, OF the resolutions
recently adopted BY the legislature OF the State
ot Me- York, rendering men and meney 70
the Presidehtof the United States, to be used
IN coeTeing certain sovereign States OF the
South into obedience TO the Federal Govern
meBt
Rssoiusd, That this General Assembly re-
eeives tue action Of the legislature OF New
York. &c the indication of purpose upon the
part OF The people Of that State, 10 further
eomplicate existing difficulties, bv forcing the
people Of the South to the extremity Of sub
mission or resistance; and 90 regarding it, the
governor OF lhe State sf Tennessee is hereby
requested to inform the Executive Of the State
OF New York, that il is the opinion Of this
Geaeral Assembly, that whenever the authori-
lies OF that State shall send armed forces 10
the SOUTH for The purpose Indicated in said
resolutions ihe people Of Tennessee, uniting
with their brethren Of the South, will, as one
man, resist such invasion of the soil Of the
The resolutions were adopted in the house
by a vote Of 81 70 s. as follows:
-eyes-Messrs. Armstrong. Baker Of Perry,
Baker OF WeskisY, Bsrksdsle, Bayless, Reaty,
Bennett, Bieknell, Bledsoe, Brszeton, Brit
ten, Eatler, Caldwell, Cheatham, CoWden,
Doak, Dudley, Esst, Ewing, Farley, Farrslly,
Ford, Frazier, CAN'T, Gillespie, German, Guy,
Harris Hebb, Hur., Ingram, Jones. Kensdy,
kincaid Of Claiborne, Lea, Lockhart, Martin,
= NnnNA MIC "a he 80 Nall
Norman, Pickett, Porter, Richardson. Roberts,
She'd, Shrewsbury, Smith, Sowsil, Treyitt,
Vaughn, White OF Davidson, White Of Dick
son, Wbitmo7e, Williams Of Franklin, VIII
liams Of Hickman, Williamson, Woods, and
Speaker Whittborne-60.
-N0es--Msssrs. Greene, Hauon, Kincsid Of
Anderson, Russell, SenteT, .TreWhitt, Wisener,
and Woodlands.
Absent and not voting: Msssrs. Critz, Da-
wilson, Davis, johnson, Kenner, and Williams
OF knoN-6
In the senate the resolutions were adopted
BY a vote Of Il to 5, as follows.
Ayes-Messrs. Allen, Bradford, Bumpass,
Hildreth, johnson, Lane, Minis, Mcclellan,
McNsilly, Payne, Peters, Stokes, StoTsll,
Thompson, Wsod and Speaker Newman-17.
Nayes-Msssrs. Boyd, Horn, Nash, Stoksly
and Tremble-5.
Absent and not voting Messrs. Hunter,
Mickey and Richsrdson-3
We believe that the people Of Tennessee will
Be a. unanimous in carrying into effect those
resolutions as their legislators were in passing
them. It's eyiden. that the abti-ssvsry States
are organizing their forces and putting them
selves upon a complete war footing. Our peo-
pie cannot too early commence the work Of
forming, squipping and drilling efficient vol
uhteer corps that will be ready and willing, IN
the war OF the North against the South, 10
risk their lives in southern defense.
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DOd0e's Patent
FOR SETTING CRATES!

TTAvIEG PURCHASED THE RIGHT FOR SETTING
III CRATES by the above pateHt am now prepared
70 ali orders vith prompnsss Grates set vita
thiE patent greatly inerease the quantity II heat
thrown into room and At the time iesh fuel Is
required thas By TIE old style hrsplAcs.
Orders left at Morgan Bsldwinis, walkers Block,
Main street, at my shop, sorner Of Lindea and
causey streets, viii Be pronptly Attendsd 70
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GRAND NRW OPENING,

AT WIN. sILBERGER's OLD STAND,
any II
Mr.. JPPoslTE THE woRsHAN HOUSE,
'nose "no WILL BE DISPLAYED POE THE FIRsx
all The choicest
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CERTIFICATES.

CERTIFICATES.
We, the underziEned have bad hrepaoes set with
Dodge's patent setting erates and and the
better warmed, with less fuel, taan they before
its aeop,ion and take pleasure In Recommending Il
20 eitzens generally for the eGnfeTt it and
its economy in the eonaumption q oani.
Th0mls James Fianie, CharlaE Potter,
J. L. Morgan, James B. Cock,
@. Falls, A. Ednonds
B. p Dill, ]. G. Fianie,
2. n. Cash, J. J. Aurphey,
J. Sehoouover, Morgan 4 Baldwin.
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In Chancery at Memphis.


Wiiism Jones nstea anI others. nasnudants
II sfleA int-f dHl1aft uitl this the
defendsnts Tue brthern Bank Of Kentucky, Martin
Hutchiuson. 5ames 7. shirpshin, Silss Evans, c. G
Sumsn. p. g. Coby, rhe Bank o. The State q Nis-
souri, Levi Parks, ant Alexander Keen noH re,i-
dents OF the STATE o: tennessee t Is ordered thai sy
DO enter their appearance hCrein before within the
drst three dsvs Of the next te of said court be
held ON the md M5nisy in May next 1881 and plead
demur 10 cInplananf's bill, The win
be taken Tor confessed 10 them AMI set Tor hearing
pare and that copy of this trder be published
week for four successive weeks in the Memphis Ap-
seal.
A e0py-attest JOHN. c. LANIER
Clerk and Master,
Csruthsrs Tefger q white SOL for comp't
anil Isvsu
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VALUABLE PLANTATION
F0F ENEe.

7 OFFER for sale the ine tract cf land known the
1 Australia place containing near S Iteen HEHdred
Acret about eEht hundred OF which cleared Il il
miles from the Mississippi river and s supplied
with good buildings Gin, Mil, and Out House etc. etc
aud 10 repUtea 20 be 81 the highest aces in The
Nisssipp bottom much Of il escaping the overflow OF
1855 and 1883. Il e back Of Australia landing. Th-fe
wishing to buy refered to A. NJ Boyi, Bradley
Peters, OF Memphis; and t. R0wsu Bridges Of Bolivar
and The neighbors OF the plantation. A good bargain
be ooained II application is made beweeR this ans
The ST 0 January next The land oopriseH section -
aad 25. In township %, range west ard psrs CT
ton % and IS in township and range situated
TIE Husprecsnaw, Aboat miles from The Missis-
sfrui river FruT-Tm1 A
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-hat an appropriation Of fly thonsld be a p
a., l'-a,l is hereby made, subject to5y re- y
M, U-bso = during DE amount to be used nse'
ernor Barbour bay and equipments min =
ed which eolleeieehis and surround Inld (
.st On ~ 5'@Tss - sgsesBgmittss o. five -
and big, were on he ord aldermen, squN
doubtless remided many tfour fron
the dsy above mentioned, ~ A-4 N r
circulated that the British NS'si'' -,
no The river to this city. re
II was pretty generally known ths aosss
/ aiken aag IA Southern Confederacy.sive Il
I BE- raised at the Trecegsr iron works
| O'Clock. AZ early as four, large crowds -
vending their way to the neighboring hsl
which overlook the works, and around n
] building, through which a stat, some fifty t'l
high, had b. en- projected Az The hour Of Nv
The signal for rails ng ihe Tag was given }
/ ~ discharge OF eight full blank cartridge
/ The report shook the building, and such
! hrzzs went M as never was beard before.
,ras echoed bv the multitude on the sufroun
ing hilI-teps as the flag was run up to d
mast head, the band playing the Southern Ma
/ seiIles. Three cheers were proposed by Z
.rovvd for Joseph r Anderson, and seven gu
we're fred, when kr Anderson came forwa
On tie stand and said
@ @FELLow-CITlzEEs; acknowledge {
commitment with which you haVe honored q
r and return you hearty thanks. hsve{be
sbsenf FOR some considerable time, as many
t. Won know. have been on tour through es
md al Of the Confederate States, and
! sore sou on my honSr and before my God u
l have never seea mere united peel
~ Through all my intercourse with them
moi meet one man, woman o. child who did
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IEeEEIous MouE oV REMOVING A TERMA-
CANT NiFE.-A Paris paper tells TIE follow
ing story Of a " worthy gentleman" who,
having unfortunately married a termagant, re-
solved to become a widewer, IN way not 70
expose bimsef TO the penalties OF the law :
~ owned = beautiful country seat, situated
2 ?. FAKnSes-.l river. to which bis
T1nT & DANCE5 ---Ls-b - !,
A specisl disrE co,
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WAsHrseroE, April BIN Mr.. Lineoln's
rsplv 10 the Virgins commissioners, after eK-
nressIne bic regret that the public mind Is
stili uncertain ss 70 bis course and reatlrmtng
,bs' nolier nsrke54out in hisina agurai address,
BE added: 81.
oRut II. as il now appears . b trisY y tue
rrrsnit ID purpose to drive The United stste
srtbority from those places, en- unpToFo1egl q
ssssrif fss bsen made from fort sumter, !
shall hold rnyself 1t liberty TO rspossess' u
can like PLACES which had been seized oeto.
ths Coveru.sut was dssolged on ne; and ID
sny svent shall, tn The best of ny aoiii'yi
repel force 81 force, ~ -
On csss ii proves true that Sumter hss pesl
susllted. | shall psrhaps cause the ohlteo
Sislss msiis 20 be withdrawn from all M
States which claim 70 have seeded, oellssla;
that he commencement 81 actual war asalns
The Cove, ,snent ~. . and possibly dsrasno
f.. Whstsver>fi a. I msy 90 Tor the puIross, pi.5 =
sauuos saempt to eoileei the dui,es sna ., ~, Z
ports BY abv armed Invasion o. ahg 49, -.
! ths county,. not meaning by tols, y y 49,.
that NV not land force, y deeassl = -
sary, torelieve fort upon TIE boroe' 0i %
euuntrfS
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SUBURBAN AND CITY PROP
ERTF.
TO Gas CONsgM RS.
ECONOMY In GAS.
REDUCTTOyT LV G.6s BEELs.

DY using McHsnryis Patent Gas B1msr. These
ID burners have been adopted by the cy autories Of
Louisville ana Cinsinn2u for the parFo5e Of lighting
their s;rests and subjected 10 the most rigid
photsmetrical test regards sording the greatest
Of light for the smallest eoHsumption Of Gas
and found to ss1Psts with all other burners
20 the Gas Light Committees 81 those otss for their
oonEideration and esertisa. These burners guar
aRted 10 all who theus, fer the following adVants-
lst. EcononaY in lien Of tas - the amount
Of frum ts per cent. the best patent burner
made and from 20 . 30 per ssnt Of the nth-
tail q bzt-winE burner- lad 4 perfect clear and
STEADY hhme. %. Perfect eombusticn and freedom
from smsks. 4th. Freedom from blowing and wasting
nf Gas common 70 the ash-tsi and bai-Wing burners.
NJ long sxperieass in the riauufscJure and cousumP
ton Of Gas fhsvihE been EuperiuiendaHt sf Mempb
Gas Wsrks fer the last sevsn ysars Rduees say
they the Aast buruer that has been oere 10
the puhiis and sse4 By private to the
sxouaica sf s ether kinds where they have been in
troduced The burners be seen al Chandler Co =
drug stsre; the oyamp posts in front q the Appeal
0iss Uaion street, and Dr. AerrilPs, on Asdison
street
For sale st ny shop, drst door north CT the Ga
once, Main street, between Washington and PopHr.
ABEL SIMIsTBR,
Gas and Steam Pipe tier.
-
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DURSDANT 10 the power aRd authority conferred On
me By The terms Of . trust deed made 70 ne by }
D. Montgomery the 2sst day Of December 1898 and
recorded Ia the Registers see IL Book Ne 80, pages
3tz 2I3 and 2iS 90 the 81 day Of January, 1881, T.
which deed reference Is hereby made for partcuiafs
will on SATURDAY the 9Th DAY sf APri lssi. at n.
c. CAycs sons auciien house. knsWn the Arcade,
the south side OF Unien street. Between tbs hsurs Of
10 and II o'cock A. n, have and expose sale ths
following described tract parcel 81 iaRd, knsw1 sad
designated follows to-Eit: Beins and lying In The
county Shelby and State cf rennessee and beginning
at point cypress tree, with The line Of Jshn Cab
bins marked Ne g. and running east and with Oubbins
line ferty-hFe pses ard dtteen (l5l links to a stake
ssuth Of maple marked J. @ thence nerth sixty
four (5l poles and twsnty-sne (21) links 70 stake;
thrtssn entry By MeIAmorl Carri thsnse souih
forty fl0l poles stake; thence sast hfty-two (5si
poles 70 stake tnencs north forty itolpoes and afssu
Q6l Inks north Of biHck walnut marked n. O., %
Pointers line: thenos east ) feet to the
vest side sf twenty fort alley and thsnss south rad
with the ino Of said alley hundred and twenty 7o
psles 10 stakei and thence west hundred and
tEery-one (i2ll poles and htteen links 70 stakei
theEca north rttyve 56 polss ana forty links 70 place
Of beginning, being diig siz acres, mere OF less.
will sell said tract Of land e the hEhest bidder fer
cash to satisiy certain z0ts drawn b. said = D.
MONTGOMERY J. n. SAINT, the 24th dsy Of March, ,er
thersabsut IN the year 1850 fer seven hundred DOL
lars and the cost and expenses of said sale All per-
aoas wa1tnE parchsse said lot Of land should examine
The tite, and be ready then and there 10 pay said
amount il may bring.
trustee.
mras-id VS.. BRUCE. Trustee.
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PROVeFSFO.R 3.

CHOICE SUGAR CURED HAMS.
DO BREAKFAST BACON,
DO SHOULDERS,
PLAIN HANS,
BACON aHOULDERS,
Do RIBBEp SIDES
DO OLEAR SIDES
FAMILY PINE MESS PORK, in barrels sad hf. bris.
Do CLEAR PORK, do DO,
DO LARD. pri ne kettle rendered, in barr sls
bali barrels ana g,
oIwkH MISS AND n. o. PORK,
BUIK NHATs, SHOULDERS, aIDEs and HAMS
r1-Ths absvs arc nov in Stock. and will Be kept
eonstantly on hand throagh the season, from which
Hsieis, Greeers, Beat strss Csast Orders and the
Trade generally, viii be supplied At market rates By
FRANCIS WHITAKER,
Packer and Provision Ne chant, Seventh and Carr
streets, 81. Louis, No.
Refers 10 merchants Of Memphis, Fenerally who DO
rrovfaloz huainazn. is7-ieodam
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ne N " C E.

AVIKG sold stock Of Books Stationery, etc, 70
n Kr Il. Wade n Co.. after thanking frenia and
the public fer She very liberal patronage exfnded 70
Us cordially solicit for the new arm contiuu-
snce OF their fav0rs Respectfully
GsO- PATTISOE a co.
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DAILY RATES OF ADVERTIsING


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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-17

WhHrEsrov, April 14it is lss9oTeo ,,l... s.s'
an sisck viii be attempted on Foit ''',,s
Ma. The War Department has taken ''sPs
,<eVeEt it - mir
e & ogs oficeus Of the navy tshdsisa ,S,,o,r 49,
.l.s.Instnatinns, xnd they wers feinsee- :, ~
Iss.-e es will ptobsblv be stricken fioi1
opoosss s.s.er,seiog H. ,silitsrf operations Of
) iS-stsiy srnn1ssf and exercising lbeir sYmpa-
o de SecesaionisiE -.
gusrd At tie Departments has 80
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