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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27
.E0EEce.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT At RALETGH. rHyvrs-
1 sEE.-Wm A. brown alf Ann r. Brown. Dbl. wife
Us. Earssret p Gibson ard Ge1rsana Gibson. mu5s.
Petition for division Of slaves.
On molten, and DO aVpearIuE from the petition herein
Lled. that the defendants are nou-resldents os The state
Of T-Dres=a5 Be- Is therefore grlTrel bVrhe clerk n va
cl.ic1t that publication Be mste in the weekly Appeal.
Tor thirty days. n0tifyirr and re- ruIrIEr tla dele1tants.
Margaret ?. and Gecr-isna Gi1sou. to s-rssr at MHv
term % the Circuit Court. % be bed al RaIafrh. for me-
county Of Shelby. On the THIRD MONDAY rs NAY
NEXT teen and there, within The frst tlrae GAYS e.
said term, plead, answer OF deuur TO the complainant
position. fled in said court. Ter division % sIfvps. or
the same viii Be taken for confessed, snd set fur hear
ing eE parte. etc
Done At once Jaauary IS, IssD hird Ns1day in Sep
TENDER, 1850. n. .. Z. sTEWARr,
falT-WIm CfarF
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TRESTEE,S SAFE.

DY virtue Of . deed o. trust made and executed BY
ID Thomas n. Alexander, o. the Itth day OF April,
1850, 70 me As trustee, registered in Shelby county,
Tennessee, in Book No. Il, part2, pages ass, i69 and
40, I viii, on MOSpAY, the 2sth day Of Jsnuary, 1851,
at the hour 0f d o'clock A NJ offer for faie At public
auction, 70 the highest bidder for cash. in front OF the
Chancery Clerks Once, Memphis, TeaEessee, e c~ertats
Lot OF Land situate, lying and being in tbs city OF KEN
phh, Shelby county, and State Of tennessee, being Lot
Nc - en- plan Of subdivision Of Samuel Rembert. de-
ceased, said subdivision being the same made by order
OF the ChaRceTy Court Of the city Of Memphis, and BY
which said property was sold by Johh C. Lanier, the
CLERK aad Master, on the 18th day OF April. 1859, under
a decree Of said court, IN the case o. Rebecca D0han,
VIM. Rember: and othsrs, vs.. Mary r. Rembert5 Louisa
Rembert ct ais, which plan Of subdivision Is OF record
in said caHse, and Is referred TO for a more particular
description. Said Lot has 3 trout on an avenue Of
one hundred and f~0rty-six feet Hiae inches, as described
in ssis deed Of trust
Tbs title Is believed 70 be good. hight OF redemption
waived. will sell only sush title as is vested IN me
e. trustee. JAMES H~IlBERSPOoN,
ja1s-td Trustee.
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Attachment Notice.

vs.. In the Circuit Court Of shelby county,
T. ". waits. az Raleigh.
IN his cause attachment was issued by J. Horne, q
i Justice Of the Peace, on the tst day Of December,
1860, And the same was levied b Ea~rnishmcnt. SUM
mnning ". K. Hill and G, Dickman 10 answer the
plaintiff ~sooordiOg to law, BY the Sheriff Of shelby
county. Therefore it is hereby ordered BY the CLERK
that publication be made in the Memphis Appeal, as the
law directs, requiring the defendant, T. W. waits, 70
appear at the next term Of said Circuit Court, 70 be held
al the court house in RaleiEh, on the third Monday in
January next, then and there, within the arst three
days Of said term, plead, antwer or aefend the action
Thus commenced; otherwise the cause viii proceed
exparte. Done At onc9, December s, 1860.
de7-aaw4W n. D. L STEWART, Clerk.
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HOEIoway's pins and Ointment.

FALLING OF THE wORB.-During The early stages
Of CESSATION, many ycuBg married femiles are subject
10 3 sinking OF The womb, which causes them c~susidora-
bic irepidatien and uneasiness. Ths Ointment win Be
found invaluable in these emergencies, as IL entirely
dispenser with The necessity Tor pesssries or mech nieai
agencies. The Pills VIII brase ms enfeebied organs,
strengthen te system and secure IA Invalid from q
future r~eiapse. There medicines are vaiua.la in all
complaints Incidental to The female rex.
Sold by all druggists. at2sc., &c, and 81 per box.
fa1a-stu4rTa
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,ArdIY Realized.

Hi Fad n 'orrible 'eadaehe this hafternoon.
hand b stepped into The hspothecariea, hard sau 81
10 iHe man, Can you heass ne q IN 'eadsche pr
Does % hache ara" says e. "Hsxceedingly - says
"a, hand upon that e gave ne q Cephaiic PHI, had 'pan
PC .onor u cured me 80 quick that hi 'ardiy realized hi
'ed 'ad an 'eEdache.
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WANTED.


GEALs e. ssl s9uEHERF RIGHTs or SECESSION
"a hhDAL- nass are rapid and rrrafr Isrre.
AedaA afe Won gn watch Euards or IN buifon-bsie-
Deagn ls. On 9ne slde, agroup Of rice. cottss. sn-ar "a
hpaHs miH- tthfrs q pEluetio. win co.ion 49, M
emma euTerl y ezscuied iu felief
p EESIoF, Enrraver.
T7a Main rfrrrf m.--hs.
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DRUrDs BAIL--To-morrow week the So
cisiy Of ancient DTuids have a grand ball for
The bsn.ft Of the orphans and windows Of their
so~frtv
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REooEDER's CoUEr-ms number Of cases
yesterday was twelve; the amount Of fines
collected SIS; sent to the chain gang seven
-a-enua
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

e Did you ever have the Sick Headache?
Do you remember the t~hrobbing temples, the fsveref
brow, The Iosthlng and disgust at the sight Of .fo0d2
How totally unit you we're for Ilsasure. conversation or
study One Of the Cephalc Pals would have relieved
you from all the SUFFERING which you then experienced
Per this and other purposes you should always have q
bsx Of them On hand TO use as occasion requires.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

q there viii be ssrv ees in Grace church,
fernando street, near Vance, Rev. Edward
MaeClurs, rector at Il A. n. and 3 P. n. to-
Gav
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

PRIsoNERs.-The jail last night contained
sixty-seven changing, and eighiy-thres state
prisoners. Total, one hundred and fifty.
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TORE HEAT WITH LESS FTELI
DON0e'S Patent
FOR SETTING GRATBSI

HAVING PURCHASED z RIGHT FOR SETTING
II RAT By the shove pGtsnt, ! am now prepared
70 execute all orders With promptuess. Grates setwita'
The patent greatly increase ths q~ua-tity Of heat
thrown into the room, and az the same time less fuel is
required than BY the old style fireplace.
orders left At Morgan 4 BaidWiH's, walkers Block
Main street, or at my shop, corner Of Linden and
Causey streets, will be promptly attended to.
r.. LKMON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

Coon ADVICE Go to chweh to-day, it will
cost less BY next Saturday night than staying
awsE.
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NEW ORLEANS, January IS -Cottou-ths sales today
amount 70 $500 bales at lo9 GIN for orlssns middiins,
Inc market closing steady. ssgar closed steady at "a
s.. Fleur closed quiet at $50. yellow corn is selling
at SOC. NolSsses is selling at 2I@25e. PORK is quoted
al s2t.5o. Freighis on cotton to Liverpool, ~. XIX
change on London, 5A@s dis. Exchange on New York,
"A dus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

TUBcUMBIA, Ala, January ga salute 81 six gun
vas nred tonight, one for each t~soeedins State. Muel
enthusiasm was manifested.
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G. Dr.. W. J.. Barbss viii preach at the
Christian church, corner OF Linden and Null
berry streets, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

EVANSVILLE, January 2s.-Ths steamer EelrOse
bound from Cincinnati to Nashville, sunk near Union
iowa on wednesday. The loss on the boat is $4,000.
The loss en- care is $1,000, watch is mostly covered BY
Insurance..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

CoMEurrED.-FOr stealing a bell from Mrs.
Fitzsimmons, John Whey, E free negro, was
Yesterday committed for trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

Nor A DELEGArE.-A note signed John
McGrath informs us that be has not author
lied any one to mention his names s delegate.
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7. A. FIsHER....".."..".".""...L. AHISi JR.
New Marble Works,
South side Adams and Union sts.,
BETWEEN MAIN AND SECOND,
III II III Il Els, X ~ NJ.
FISHER, ANTS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
UGiiGt aud sSNaericaH Marble
Monuments, T05abs, Head
stones, NANTES, HeGTfhs,
TTches, Table and
Counter Tops,
4 Nd fFeTV WHEY Of AaNNLH An
n done to order at the shortest netic,
TO sOrTHEHNRRS.

A Nd every variety Of MARBLE M STONE WOBK
n done TO order at the shortest netice.
TO S~oUTHEHNERS.
You, in the course Of 8 year, send many thousands Of
dollars, through agents who are scattered ell over the
South, 70 Cincinnati, ST.. Louis and eastern cities, for
Marble, when you can be as we'll served at home for
the same money, ne most Of this goes 10 fatteu sud
pamper abolitionists, and give them the means 70 ruu
on your negroes, and annoy you in various ways. Ii
you will coll at our works on Adams and Union streets,
You have the advantage OF seeing what you bHy. We
keep constantly on hand the best Italian and American
Marble, Grished in the latest and finest styles t~nOrtaern
agsnts' statements 10 he contrary enthusiastically
Our workmen cauuoi be surpassed BY any. II our work
does not give entire satisfaction, we sre here at home,
where you can call aud have any alteration made you
wish. II you cannot come send your orders, aud they
shall be hlea promptly and satisiactOrily. Come and
see Us and save the nfteen or twenty per cent paid to
agents Of northern and NORTHWESTERN manufactories.
de62n FISHER, ANTS q co.
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WE can supply responsible tenants for i've or six
w sood houses, at rents ranging from $500 to $1,000
per annum.
ALSO
A go0d Blacksmith and a coed Carpenter, TO hire for
The present year. Both young sud likely negroes.
YOUNG 4 WELD,
EaI5 al Nain street. m stairs.
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Tenants. Tenanta.

ST. LOUIS, January % -Advioes received from the
interior Of this State say the convention viii be filled
with conservative men.
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Firing of Guns at Tuscumbia.

Arrival II Vessels at New Orleans.
EEw ORLEANS, January 2s.-Ths bArqus Citizen
from AspinEan, and Grower from Boston, arrived q
thia nnrt to-aar.
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Missouri state Conservation.

LoUIsvrLLE, January &c The Ohio river At this
point is falling, with eight feet nine inches water IN ths
canal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27
BIscontEnuanee OF Mails 10 PensH-
cola. Florida.

w~AsHEGToE. January 2s.-rhs United States mails
% Pensseola, Flor ia, have been disoontInued.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

RErURsKD.-MayOr Baugh has returned
from his Mississippi trip, and rs-assuned his
usual duties.
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,rvFHs AND LTrTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

pr-erscr Train leaves Perry Lending daily fSul-
s-~r er-euteD at6.e0 A. II. Arrives al ?. m. Con-
re-ts q; Madison with Arksuals Stage Company snd
Ove-isrf n O. Coschrs 70 Little hock. Fort Saith, San
Frsrrsn, CaIfaInia; Hot spriugg washington, Arkau-
gqs; Ciarksvife, Texas, ard al principal points in
trtsuss and reEas- Tickets for sIe By L. s Etowl-
ton. ,5e srsut Tor this line. uniot Ticket OK Gsy-
49, Vase Resdln1 Room.
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accrnntnn in lam.

NEW ORLEANS, January 7s.-Ths returns thus far
received from the election for delegates to the State
convention indicate an overwhelming majority for in
mediate secession.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

Nc one OF the "many ills flesh is heir to -
elected as oostiyeness. Oteu originating in careless
ness, or s~edeutary habits, It'll s regarded 80 q slight els
order, az too little Consequence 10 excite anxiety. while
in reality il is the precursor and companion o. many Of
the most fatal and dangerous diseases, aud uzless early
e~ralicated il viii bring the sufferer 10 an untimely
grave. Among the lighter evils OF which cottiveness
is the usual attendant are Headache, Coils. Rheuma-
tfm, F0ul Breath, Piles and others Of IKE nEtsre, while
= long train Of frightful diseases such as Malignant Fe-
vers, Abcesses, Dysentary, Diarrhsa. Dyspepsia, Apo
plexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteua. Hyp0chondrissis
Melancholy and Insanity, hrst Indicate their presence
in the system by this alarming symptom. Not unfre-
quaufIy the diseases named originate IN constipation,
but take on 81 Independent existence unless the cause
Is eradlcated in ar early stage. From all these consid-
e~ratOns, It follows that the disorder should receive i'm
mediate attention whenever 1t occurs, ami DO person
should neglect 20 get a bsxof Cephaiic pills on the drst
appearance Of the complaint, as their timely use viii
cNpel the iHsiduOus approaches Of disease and destroy
this dangerous zoe 70 human life.
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Business 4ohnts.
TO EDVFPTTsERs.

n An Hivsrtizsusnt. o. wsntss Per sale and Rent
Loa nd Fouas, stsauoost seplrtures. etc., rot exceed
ing Gre lines, are inserted in he APPEAL, u1s7r
proper hsadinE5 ct 30 cents for one Insertion, two times
Cor Is cents, three times f5r 81, All one week for sI5o,
FaTatis invariably in afvznce.
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DE. McLsan,s UniversaI PilIs.

FOR LIVER COMPLIANT BLT0USyESS. HEAD
ACHE, ETC
There has never been q cstharttc meftciue offered to
the public that has -lvea sach entrs satisfaction as
McLesn's Universal Pills
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly irso-aut
ard can he takcL By he most tender iEGsut; yet prompt
and powerful In rem0zIug en- biIiocs secretion, acid or
impure, fated matter from the stomach. IN fact, they
are the only Pills that should be- used in malsri0us dis
tricts.
They produce no gripping sickness OF pain IN The stou-
ach o. bowels, tho1gh very active and Ecachi1g in their
Cper8IOns promoting healthy s~ecreti0ns Of the liver and
kidneys. who viii suffer from Biii0usness, Headache
and Foul stomach, when 20 cheap a remedy can be OBJ
tanned? Keep them constantly on hand a single dose,
taken IN season, may prevent huurss days and months %
sickness. Ask for Or. ]. II. McLeanfs Universal Pills
Take no other. Being coated, they are t1stclags- Price
only % cents per box. and can be sent BY nail 10 any
part Of the Emitted States
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Propriet0-,
----.- -L--- ID PIN. ---.---- s. ------ 10
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ps'u's- m wand Of cur sssst
over co.
3. Haywood s5sv
49, @.If-' ay tiss rmSsslf
r,rsFsfe eeHcoenoy
- ae-rsz s.rrsr plIeai psriuss been
44f g - NJ " the bflts. mi
N teae " ~.eo 70 JOE that ny
~viors u nam6 ~ ber
Eo ngrsss Of Tie l
49, making poWef-
n - bpis EitlintsiseeiaaI ? ofR
~ for every farce wa.e ngt-
, -nls as Were men s..
NoTtalkn shipping, coNAM
setuTes were protected At thee 1ss ssd
soma The compromiss Measures
z enapter Of Outrage Hf1pee go
1sas7Asbrskia act wa ,sssed to the Pa
3 scuth,E Teton We car aded
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

Cineinnati Markets By Telegraph.

NEW YORK January es.-CottOn market closed hrn,
with sales Of s500 bales at axe. Flour closed Arm, The
sales of 70 day amounting to Il, 500 barrels at s5.15s
As Is.
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Browns BFonchIaI Troches.

Browns Bronchial TTOches.
y We have found them Of great service in alsying
Bronchial Tritatious snd in subduiag hoarseness pro
dzced by colds, and do our clerical brethren a real favor
in calling thelT attention to them.-zion'a Herald.
We commend them to the attention 81 pubIch speak
ers, singers and others who are troubled with Affections
Of the hroat.-Christiaa Waterman.
For COUSINS, As'hms, etc, We c~heerfu.iy bear tea.i-
mouy, from personsl knowledge, to their ss1acy.-Bal-
loa's Pictorial.
They are . simple and elegant fern for sdministsring
in combination, several medicinal substances, held in
general esteem among physicians in the treatment Of
Bronchial al ctions-Dr.G G.. F. Bigelow.
Containing 70 opium or deletsrigus drugs, these loz-
eHgss can be used freely by pnblc speakers and y1cai-
ists, for clearing and giving strength to the voice. Sold
by all Druggists. u8ra-am
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

Stock Of Goods for Sale or Ex-
change.
mn OR So ZOO worth Of Staple Goods,
DIUsOOUs to sell at drst cost, with 10 per
cent added. One-lAird cash, balance in one and two
years, with six Per cent. interest; or in exchange
for negroes, at a fair valuation, or part negroes aud
part time. The stock consists Of 3 new and carefully
selected stock Of Dress Gosds, Clothining, Hats. Boots
and Shoes, Hardware aud Catle-y, Saddlery, ard all de-
~ssripious Of Goods suitable for a country store. We
will sell the storehouse and stand 10 desired, Situated
IN one Of the most thriving villages in the country; OF
We will sell the goods without the stand, and We believe
this one Of the best opportunities ever offered 70 make
money. GOODS FOB NEGROES.
YOUNG & WELD,
ia5-tm ss5 Main street, up stairs.
N
80
sEMFaIs, January S, Is6I-
A IL SLAVES or colored psrso1a travelling on the
II MEMPHIS n CHARLEsrOH ~kAILROADs Un-
accompanied by owuers or agents. must be provided
with SPECIAL PERMITS, signed By owner Or agent,
cuUHtersigned and stamped BY The agent O. The railroad
selling the ticket. Priutcd blank permits vii be fur
n'shed By tickst ageHts, which Rust be d-led up, stating
the station TO and from which they are 10 travel.
Owners travelling with slaves and not Known to agents
and cond1ci0rs, will be required to give Satisfactory
reference, or the slaves win not be permitted 10 travel
on the trains. W ROSS
fngnTur Ernnrn1 gunarfufouHanE
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Onion Sets.
SMALL & FOUTE.

OK BRLs. ONION SETS, for sale at
SO R. G. III Seed Store,
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working MEMS Meeting at Phlla-
deIphIu.

LABEL January % -The Wertius men Of
this city held a meeting tonight. SIX thousand persons
stood ankle deep in snew listening to speeches. coueilia-
tory IN tone and expressing appreciation 81 Senator Grit
tendsn's re 'oluti5ut. Resolutions we're passed setting
forth that auy collision between the Government and
the seeding States would striks . death blow to all
hopes Of a settlement Of the dlmculies which distIhct
the nation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

A Real Blessing.
Physicisn.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that
headache2
Mrs. Jones .-Gonel Doctor, sl gone the pin you sent
cured me IN Just twenty mirUles. an I wish you w0uld
seed more 50 that 7 eau have them handy
Physician 7 can set them ~ any Druggists. Can
For Cephahc Pills, ! and they mover fail, and / recon-
mend them in az oases o. headscho.
Mrs. Jones.-I shall send FOR box d~irsctIg, ard shall
ten al my suffering friends, for they are a real blss-
sing.
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DaIIey's Magical Pain Extractor

DaIley's Magical Pain Extractor
has no equal in curing Burns, soalds, Cats, wounds,
sprains and Bruises-easuslies to which children are
constantly suhjett. By having q box constantly on
hand, much pain and suffering may be prevented. Be
sure and get the genuine, which is always signed
Henry DALEY, manufaotuI e., /" on 3 steel engraved
label.
For sale In New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, By
J. WRIGH & CO.,
n AID I6l Chsrtres street
Sole SCENTS tr Ee Southern States, and to whom s.
orders shoald be addressed. Aa29-daEIm
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CLARK * ~REMINGTON'S
FHOTOGRAFHs,

PHoTosRRrHIo AND FHE AET GALLERY.
FHOTOGRAFHs,
T~F0RTTTFEs,
A-WBE0TTPEs
sFHERKOTTPEs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

By the ArLALAlA otaN
patch to the Memphis press'i
Movements OF United states Troops.
I'VE are indebted to Nj. H. 4. Montgomery super
intendsnt Of the Arkansas State telegraph line, for ne
following ~dispatch:l
LITTLE gcCK, Ark January 2i-The United states
troop. At the outposis or the western frontier Of this
stats. and in the Indian nation, have all been reoslies
from winter quarters, to reinforce the garrison 81 Fort
Smith. The garrison at Fort Smith hFt previously
been transferred to the United states arsenal In this
city. The arsenal here is one Of the richest dspoHito-
ries OF military stores in the United states AMI is sap
posed 10 be the ultimate destination Of The troops or
dered from the foptier.
The steamer frsighted with guns, sent By Gov Rector
for The protection Of tho western border, grounded about
sevsnty-hve miles above this plnti bat Col. HAYS, Of
Crawford csun' ,. sent horses and Wagons to insure
heir prompt delivery and distribution smcrs the mill
tia Of the Second brigade.
The Legislature adjourned on Monday.
All par tie, here are in favor Of . convention.
John n. BArrer, who, upon the election Of Lincoln
resigned the once Of United StAtes District Attorney
has been appointed solicitor general OF the Btate.
Hon. R. n. johnson has resumed The editorial charge
OF the True Democrat.
The legislature passed a bill submitting the question
Of q" Convention or "No Convention" 70 the peoTie.
tsigned) H. A. MONTGOMERY.
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oOngress---second

XxXVI COngreEs---second session.
WARRINGTON, January ss -sEEATE.-Ihs Senate
was not in session to-;sy having adjourned yesterday
until Monday.
HousE.-Hen. GAlusha A. Grow, lRspuoliean) Of
Penn. offered a resolution askins that aseieet committee
Of Ave be appointed 70 inquire whether any secret Or
gln.zstion exist in Washington city, hostile to TIE FED
srAI Government, and whether any Government EN-
ployss are msnbsrs thereof. Considerable discussion
su,usa between Messrs. Grew, Burnett, Runkel and
others, smia great excitement.
Hon. Burton Crsigs, Of c., Gdled IN amendment
askisg BY what suihoriiy troops are stationed on te
southern side Of the sspital. Crows resolution wsa
hnslly adopted.
The President sent in Lis veto Of the bill for the relief
q Bockaaay and LsEge,t. Subsequently the House
voted b pass the bin, it being for mail service. The
vote s,ooisI against s. this not being . tvo-tsird vote,
The bill was lost.
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STRAYED--STOLEN


EAoa he Ftetnti ot, oEpssito webster st,.s
- evening ~ The i9h inst. a biacf IN
s9eut hiieen hands hish, having 90
uIiue Any person who win give informA-
lee4 = bis recovery VII BE- suiteb,y re-
"i1s. ~ ealsns a uy once, No. Isl Main street.
s. B. BEAUMONT.
$50 REWARD,
&fAthhD tron TIE residence Of ne guh-3
Hsl5er On the lsi January. three MULES; ~
Auloi seven wears old; the
w ~ - AiTl a tarrel Horse Nule, eleven OF twelve
se-It cd VAL pay airy doI.rs for the three, or
lettlt Tor eaa - ssld Muios 10 takes % and de-
ntede.t 70 ne NONROE POINTER,
kE Greek nlank rord. uesr Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

U~incinnaI hIaFkets bT IeIesfaPh.
CIEcIESATI, January 26.-Ehisky Is selling at ilc,
with sales Of 1900 brls. Pe5k eosed at SIT for west
ern mess, With sales Of 1900 brls. Lard duh at sHe.
Corn closed dull at sselOc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVE. nErAAT.
v.u .lO-a6 A, M.......aod p. n.
Freirbt and accommodation. $50 P, M--.-...6a5 A. n.