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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-11
In Chancery at Memphis.

CTATB OF TENEEssHR.-Proeesdings had IN the
- Clerks once, 0hsncery side Of the Common Law
ans Ohaneery eourt OF the city Of Memphis, Friday,
January fhe t8th, 1851.
Cephas II Horisn aid Albert Jewstts firm Of Eortsn &
JeWef, Complsinants
vs..
John Csnnevan, George W. Hanna, william PARK, and
others, Defendants.
II sppeatiHg from the EAdsvit nled in this cause that
the defendant George W.. Eanna, Is 8 non-resident o.
The State Of Tennessee, It 10 ordered that be Do enter
his appearance herein before OF within the arsf three
days Of the next term Of said eourt, % be held ths sec
ono Monday IN hsy next, 1851, and plead, ansWsr or se-
muir to oomplainsnts' bill, or the same viii g tsksn for
confessed AZ 10 ain and set for hearing e1 parte, tnd
that . copy Of this order be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal. Aoupy-
attest: JOHN G.. LAEIER,
Clerk and Master.
Kostreeht and SoDavitt, solicitors FOX couplainanis.
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In Chancery at mempbis.

CTATB OF TENNESSEE =Pmcssdinga had in ths
- Clerks smss, Chancery side 81 the Common La.
snd Chanosry court Of me city OF Memphis. Thursday
March the I4th. 1851.
Duncan Gs~lbrssth, Wm. P. orns, and others.
u- Complainznts.
Thomas Saunders aHd others, Dsfentants.
10 Appearing from ahiavil IN ghis cause tha the de-
fen'ant. Thomas Saunders, Is non-rssioent Of the stsi,
u Tennessee, Il IL sfdersd thar he DO enter bis sppsrr.
ance herein before or within the drst three dsys . tht
next tern Of said court, 70 be held on the second Non.
Day 10 Nay next 1851, and plead, answer o. dsmur "a
coHpiainsnts bill, or The sane will Be taken for eo1-
iessed IS - him, and set for hearing e parte, and thal
. COPY Of this order be pablithrd sncs q week FOR -four
successive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal. A copy
Attest III G. LANIER
CLERK End Master,
John G. FInnis, i%oieitsr Ter oomp linants.
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POSITION OF FRANCE AND en-


The Washington correspondent Ct the New
York Herald, under date Of the 9th inst, gives
the rumors regarding the probable attitude o.
England and France on the secession question
as follows
The statement that England and France will
sustain the policy Of the Administration, In
the event Of an attempt to put down the Sc
cession Of the Confederate States, is without
a shadow Of foundation. Advices received by
the last mail from Europe, by both the En-
glish and French legations, Indicate pretty
clearly what those two powerful nations in
tend to DO They will keep hands of, and
wait the development Of events. The ~instrue-
tons 10 al their agents on this side Of the
water are clear and explicit. IN no event will
they take sides in TIE difficulties which new
im7end over this country. They sincerely hone
10 see a peaceful solution Of the question. I
make this statement on the highest authority.
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CHARLEsToE, April S.-Ssles Of cotton TO-
day i,lS6 bales, at prices ranging from Q to
ID cents. The market was firm, bat quo stions
were generally unchanged.
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Appointments of Mai. H. b. Flour
noF.
Maj. Flournoy desires to meet his fellow
citizens at the following times and places, and
address them upon the issues they are to de-
eide at the bsIlot-box the srst Mondayin Aug
- ,ovk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-11

HONOR AND FORTUNE FAVoR THE Brave.
We see it stated that a purse of 100000 has
been raised by some wealthy gentleman Of
Mississippi, which will be given to the first
member of the Mississippi rifles who puts his
feet on Fort Pickens in time of war. Look
to your ~laurels, gentlemen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-11

CTATE cF E.-ProceedinFs hsd in The
= Clerks omso, Chsneery side Of the Common Law aud
Chancsry court OF The city Of Memphis, Monday, January
the I4th, 1861.
N; K. Bastwiek and n. @. Pierce, late hrm Of Brstvick
Pierce, Comp ainAnts,
vs..
The Adams Express Company. Defendant.
It appearing frem ahldavit nled in this cause that tbs
defendant, The Adams Express Company, is . aon-resi-
dent Of the state CT Tennes- ee, ti' ordered that II d.
enter it, appearance herein Def re or within the drst
three days Of the next term Of said court, to be held on the
second Monday In Nay next, lSsl, and plead answer or
denur to oompainaRts' bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed as TO it and set for hearing ex parts, and
that a COPY Of this order be published once q week for
four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal. A
copy-attest: JOHN c. AMER.
Clerk aud Master.
John g. Fiunis, solicitor for Complainant.
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DocToRs DrsAGREEIEG.-Ths editor OF the
Chattanooga Gazette says he will support no
man for the legislature unless be pledges him
self to vote for Andy johnson for United
States Senator. The sditsr OF the Athens
Post, OF the same politics Of the Gazette, says
be will support no man that thus pledges him
self. Here is a slight disagreement between
two prominent opposition doetors.-Ciep'!aBd
(Tenn.) BaHner.
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,ssrox mEETEsG AT BKOwEs-
&Elb VILE.

49,. uill be . meeting Of the souinefh
,srtv. Of Haywood county, beld a.
-..gile. on Saturday, the sIth day q
sssf FOR the purpose Of sPpointing del
LES to represent The county ID the guosfas
80 convention at Nashville and slso y 20
.oasr.ssionsi correction Of the Tenn ois..lsl.
sl persons Who desire that Isnn.sss,
q. herself loose from her unnatural
,ith her enemies, and link per tof-
- ~ destiny Of the Southern Confea-
rate states, are earnestly rsqas,.s 1910
- and participate in he me'Aas-
-,r,srile Ameioaz-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-11

.f5r Major TX. Duncan, who has been for
some weeks in command Of Forts Jackson and
St. Philip, represents those forts as being now
in good condition, well mounted and we'll
manned, and ready to stop the progress Of all
hostile vessels that may attempt to come up
the Mississippi river. The trees on the point
below Fort Jackson have been cut down, by
which the range OF FIRE in that direction is ex-
tended, and other improvements made which
have much enhanced the efficiency of the forts.
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TImELY PRFCAUTIoN.

The New Orleans Delta very properly eaIlr
attention to The necessity OF guarding againsl
any attack or attempted occupation Of tia
city by the LINCOLN Government. It rsrardi
that point as most important, but thinks thu.
it can easily be rendered ~impregnable. Thr
Delta adds:
There is little ground for the apprehension
Of an attack upon this city by land, or that /
such an attack should be made, that It woul,
not be repealed, and the s~ssailing force De-
stroye3. But we must guard against the DOS
sibiiity Of a hostile squadron stealing BY ou
forts at night, and reaching oar port. Tn
g~restsst vigilance must be exercised al IN
mouth Of the river 10 guard agsint aursrise
and the guns at Fort jackson and St. PhUil
should be kept constantly in position.
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FlaE Raising at jackson, Tonn.N
The Wesf 7eaAesses Wig gives the follow

lls Rem+
The Southern Rights Guards have erected
another flag IN honor Of the Confederate
States. They were addressed By Judge 7. T.
Scruggs, Of Memphis, who exhorted them 10
use every honorable means to secure 70 the
Southern States that freedom and justice. a.
en- independent COnfederscv, they are Unable
10 obtain from the Blaek-Republiean usurpsr
Of the North. Ttbas seldom been our fortune
10 hear a more eloquent address, and We re-
gret being unable TO give 1t to our readers in
full The DEMONSTRATING from the dome
the finest we ever saw, and reflects great credit
on the company.
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soulhsrn ReInfOroements for Fen.

MACON, Ca, April 6.-Troops are moving
rapidly forward for Pensaeols. Eight COM
panies have left here. hebalanee, under the
command OF Col. James NJ. Ramsey, leave
on Tuesday.
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Dbl ChanceIy ID Memnhi..

CTATE OF TEEEBSsEE-Proceedings had IN the
- Clerks office, Chsncery side o. the Common Law
and Chaneery court Of the city Of Memphis, houiay,
April the LIST 1881.
The Bank Of Memphis, Complainant,
vs..
Elijah W. ward, and others, Defendants.
1t appelring from amdsvit fled In this cause that The
defendants, william @. ward, Reuben 8. Williams,
John J. williams and N. @. Williams, are nou-rtsi-
dents Of the State OF Tennessee, It is ordered that they
10 enter their appearance herein before or within the
hrst three days OF the next term OF said court, to be
held on the second Monday in AG next, 1851, and plead,
answer or demur 70 complainaHts bilt, or The same viii
be taken for confessed IS to them and set for hesring sz
parte, and that q copy OF this order be published in the
Memphis Appeal. A copy-attest;
John c. LAETER,
CLERK anf Master.
Vance anbAndersou. solicitors for compliments.
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1909 bXs. Window Glass, aS'd sizes,
% bFIs. Spts. TurpentIBe,
so Resin,
% Alcohol,
200 bush. Red Clever Seed,
geo " Herds Grass,
200 Blue Grass.
so Orchard Grass,
200 Spring Wheat,
Usage Orange,
LHcerRe,
White clover,
Spring Barley,
Timothy,
BuCkWheat,
1900 bush. MlIlet, to arrive,
500 " Hungarian Grass Seed.
Clarke & Whites Congress Water,
Louisville AFtesIan Well Water;
Fine PeFfUmeries,
Fancy Goods,
Brushes, Soaps, etc.,
FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES.
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In Chancery at Memphis.

IN DhnnCeEy at MeInpn1ss
OTATH OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. had in thu
- clerks tfice, chanceTy side Of the common law and
ohAneery court o. the city Of Memphis, Monday, April
the Sth, 1861.
Joseph II. Northcut, Complainant
EB.
WiIiAm A. Jones, trustee, and others. Defendants.
It appearing from AFFIDAVIT nled In this cause that the
defendants, The Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Martin
Hutchinson, James 7. Shirpshin, Sslas Evans, @. C.
Stillman, ?. G.. CODY, The Bank OF the State Of Mis-
souri,, Levi Parks, ant Alexander Keen, are nor resi-
dants Of the State Of tennessee It Is ordered that thpy
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, 1881, and plead,
answer or demur TO oomplainAnt's bill, or the same viii
be taken FOR confessed as 10 them. and set for hearing
er parie. and that . copy OF this order be Published once
a week for four successive weeks in the Memphis APP
peal.
A cony-attsst n c. LANIER,
Clerk and Master,
o~aTuthsrs, Tsrgsr * white, sol. for eomp't.
anil Iawlw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-11

FoR GovERNoR.-A correspondent writing
from Trenton, suggests Col. W. H Stephens,
or Hon. Milton Brown Of Madison, as the
southern rights candidate for governor.
A friend writing from Lynnville, Giles
county, suggests Hon. James H. Thomas of
Maury, as the man for that o~fice.-NashviAe
UHisB.
HT Treason is but another word for want
Of success. Men rise against the powers that
be, and fail-they are traitors but the same
men do the same thing, for the SAINT cause,
and suceeed-they are patriots.
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FoRr PIcKEss.-A correspondent Of the
New Orleans Pioaysne, whiting from Mont
somery on the 5th inst, says:

A gentleman who has Just reached here in
the cars from Pensacola, says that there was
nothing Of interest transpiring there when be
left. except the daily arrival Of troops. Hs
states thai the opinion is generally entertained
that Fort Pieksns can be attacked by stormine
~parties, and successfully taken In bali a.
hour, and states further that this plan may ysl
be adopted. Commander Bragg has nearly
completed bis Notifications, and is now ready
To aeee company.o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-11

BosTox, April Sixty tuns Of cannon
balls left the arsenal at WATERFOWL, on Satur-
day, for New. York.
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Ne F1orIpA For1s.-A popuIar idea asems

The FLORIDA FoRTs.-A popular Idea seems
to prevail that Key West is a part Of Florida.
This is a mistake. 1t is one OF the string OF
rocky islands running out Of the main land,
south Of that State, usually called the Florida
Keys, which terminate at the Tortngas. An
examination Of the map will show Key West
about the center Of the string. It is said to be
the best harbor between Pensacola and Hamp-
ton Roads. 1t is now in possession OF the
United States Government, as are also the
Tortugas. They are strongly fortified points,
and can only be attacked by a naval force.
The Tortugas are emPhatically the key OF the
Gulf.
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Hon. E. W. CAN'T and Col. ]. B. johnson
will address their fellow-eitizens on the issues
to be submitted to them, on the first Monday
in Aupnst. at the following times and plAees /:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-11

TRooPs Prom GEoRGIA--Within the last
day or two, browns Infantry Capt. Smith.
from Macon, Georgia, numbering about eighty
men, and the "Walker Light Infsntry,'' Capt
Crump, from Augusta, have passed through
this city, destined for Pensacola. We also
learn that one or two more companies arrived
yesterday, and will probably be of for the
same place this morning, il they have not al.
ready gone. The arrangement, 30 we learn
from the Columbus Times, is that two CON.
panies are to come on each train until the four.
teen which had concentrated at Macon are al
dispatched to PeBsscola.-M0atgomsrg -EsDsr.
tiser, It'll inst.
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NJ The Knoxville

Ia The Kn0xviIle Register, says that at
inst, John N. Fleming, Esq, was nominated
as a candidate for representative for Knox
county, and signihed his sceeptanee in a brief
speech. The Register adds:
Il was generally conceded by those partici-
pating In the meeting that Sewer is entitled
to The foa,er for Knox and Sewer, and RosBe
entitled to the senatorial candidate. although
no formal expression Of that opinion was
roade
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RRmOV@E.

7 T. CHADWICK has removed his Insurance on.
81 90 Odi-FsIisws Hall the frst room On 90 rrs1
az The top o. the stairs, where be viii b. happT % -
his Old friends ald customers, aFd 1Flrd them 49,
facility in his power in his hueOf business
He stu represents the Cd o. Hartford Tnrrr.~-.
Company" the Oldest company doilr busfnesr n 49,
phis. a1d the Ph@niX Iusurance Campsuy. n -
panisa in the country have earned a better reputsfi.p
Tor pr0mptness and fair dealings.
Pair dealing and prompt settlement iE. md ar-.--
has haen bis motto. J.E. eHa9wrrr
All Insurance Agent. OHI-FeUorsr W.u
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COERCION TO THE BTTrBR END

COERCION To THE HITTER END.
The following is an extract Of a private let
ter to a gentleman in this city, dated Wash
ington, Friday, April It'll, from a prominent
Black-Republican Office seeker, who is in
innate in the councils of the Northwestern
Republican cliquss. The writer went as del
egats to the Chicago convention, a professed
supporter Of Judge BATES, Judge McLEkE or
JOHN BELL for the Presidency. After enter
ing the convention, BY some influences be was
brought to be an ardent supporter Of "Old
ABE,0 and exerted a powerful influence in
giving the vote Of Indiana to the ra~il-splitter.
During the canvass be was among the most
inscriptions defamers OF the South, and noisy
psrtisans Of LINCOLN, through the columns OF
an influential paper be controlled. He has
Joined the hungry hord Of Office beggars, and
went to Washington a month ago to claim his
reward, which is most lucrative appointment
in the gift Of the Federal Executive in Indiana.
He has been behind the scenes Of the stage at
Washington, where the recent political farees
have been played, and where a blood tragedy,
we fear, is about to be enacted. He says to his
friend:
Ihave been waiting the action Of ",he pow
ers that be" till / an almost heartily sick Of
the whole business. Still, as I an on the
threshold OF success, I try to exercise an *
emplsry degree OF patience. / an confident
that in a few days I shall start home with a
letter Of appointment In my pocket.
/ have been observing pretty closely the
course Of events here at the Capital Of the
Union FOR nearly a month, and the convictions
that ! have expressed 20 you Id my former
letters, that there viii be serious trouble, are
fully confirmed. The United States Govern
ment is taking the most active measures to
eradicate its authority and woi Be to all who
stand in its way, and attempt to rebel against
its power. Troops are on the move-vessels
are being fitted out, and great activity prevails
at all the arsenals and navy yards on the At
lantic coast.
L is for The &cegsi0Hists Of the Confederate
States to say whether there shall be peace OF
l1dT. The United States Government has been
long suffering and forbesriHg, but forbssranes
has about ceased to be a virtue. The Govern
ment viii strike no blow unless fret attacked +;
then let rebellion and treason "stsnd from
under the wrath Of our power will be terri
bic as The lightning. If once it is exercised
in its f~ullness, the example to wrong doors
viii stand as a terrible warning to future gen.
e~Tations Of traitors. This lie the general feel
ing among Republicans and throughout the
North. Pardon ne for speaking so freely on
this subject so distasteful to you. ] feel deep
" what I say, a7d knowing you to be a seeker
after the truth, I venture to express myself
fully.
TehaW he At horna 2 vrnek From fo-Iaw
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INCREASE OF TIE ARmx--OBDER

INCREASE OF THE ARmX--OBDER
FoR NEW RECRUITS.
The dispatch which We publish this morn
ing, from the New Orleans Della, gives the in
formation that the Administration at Mont
gonery have issued orders for nearly twenty
thousand additional volunteer troopB-saeh
one Of the Confederate States being required
to furnish three thousand, except Florida.
which is called on for only fifteen hundred.
Acting upon the principle that the rejection
Of the southern commissioner, with the insult.
ing announcement that the LINCOLN juato re.
cognizsd no other government than the abOli.
tiOn one at Washington, was tantSmount to q
declaration OF war, the Southern States arc
very properly rallying their forces for the ap-
preaching combat. The base treacbsiy Of the
Blaek-Republiean csbal which has assumed
sectional sway Of the southern people, il
every day becoming more palpable. Its eyi.
dent policy is one Of coercion.
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SPEED,D0H0H0&STRLHGE
Prices sh6E that Somebody is Hurt,
LlRcOla to the Contrary.
BOUGHT At mME8sE SACRIFICES.
VIE be Sold at Corresponding Prices.

Wide aBiC" Lawns.
Printed Linen CsubTicS,
Wide Black silks,
Superior BleaChed DOmestieS,
French Printed Jac8Rets,
Satin Plaid Ber8ges,
BsyedeFe Pine Grenadines,
Elegant BrOche Spks,
BTGChe BeTage ARglalS,
Richest EmbT0ideriSS,
Fine Lace Sets,
Lace and six WTappiBgS,
SIX AID P0pliR BaSquiHeS,
Full Lines Hosiery.
FmbT0ideTCd HsRdkeTChiefs,
Embroidered skirts,
Best KID GioYs,
BT0Che silk Poplias,
Handsome Gray POpIlns,
Plain TSTeUa silks,
Jac0Ret Collars and Gloves,
MaFSeilleS Quilts,
Best SheetiBg5,
Carpets
Curtains,
Plantation Goods.
Best nDime" GalicOeS.
SPEED, nONOH0 & STRANGE.
ap2-tEaE-liD Main street.
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SECESSION MEETING AT GERMAN
TOWN.

A meeting Of the citizens Of The Eleventh
civil district in shelby county in favor OF Sc.
c%ession, will be held at the store Of Messrs.
COLE q Co, Germantown, on Monday next
(15th April) at 4 o'eloekF. NJ, to appoint del
egates to the Raleigh convention to nOminat'
candidates for the legislature from Shelby
county and eandidstestor senator and floater
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.


A 7 a meeting Of the Stockholders Of the southern Pa
n CHIC Railroad company, held in the city Of Memphis
on the 2ist Of March, 1851 the following resolutisn was
adopted.
Resolved, That each stakeholder Of the oomprny Is adj
visod 70 subscribe for and purchase one share 81 The IN
sold capital ef the company, for each Eve shares now
held By such stockholders, a. The price q ave dollars per
share, and pay 0ue-hfth the purchase money In cAEh,
from this date and that r. v. Richardson. agent, Ap-
pointed by The Stockholders 81 Louisville, X receive
such subscriptions on behalf o. the company.
R. v. RICHAEDsOE, Chairman.
in pursuance OF the above resolution, 7 shan be al Tie
once Of Dr-J. Fowikss. On Jsferson street. or stock
holders can call At !. B Kirflaud's Banking House and
pay AZ per the shove resolution. Necessity has dictated
The policy Of protecting all who pay, and cutting On al
who fail, refuse or neglect 10 bear bis due proportion Of
What lie esEetial to a common interest, The policy u
strictly just, and viii be ~certsiniy enforced. All who
pay must do so promptly. r. V. RICHARDSON.
apII-fm Agent.
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SprIng Matfresses.

NEW supply. bound to an the eye. must be closed su
IN THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock. They are good and nice
and will 60 on al half price.
n. c.. gAYCE & SON,
.,If-ft kurffonears and Real Fststs Brokers.
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e. The New York Day Book, abiding to
TIE opening Of the spring book trade sales in
that city, says the catalogue is larger this
year than usual, but that " there is not a sin
gle purchaser present from The Confederate
Sates.o
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&fAIE " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bad 10 the
- Olsrkt once, Chancsry SIDE or ne Common Law
January the 9Th, 1851.
David 9. Cr0ia, Ceu,frtaant
".
Robertson T0pp. JfmesP. Wood and others. Defendants.
~ AppeNlhs from sfhdaEit hled in this cause that the
defendant, william 7 Vance. fs : doa-rasiafut 81 ne
a-eie q lehheasee, 10 Is sfdsred hat he Do enter hts
AppsAiAnle herein before or within The hrst three days
p NC hektLerm or said court % b. held on lha second
AonaAy ~ My sect, 1881, and pisaa. answer or dsGHr
. eo9DalaApts Siut or the sane viii - taken FOR cum
- U am an1 set for hearing eE parte, and that
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal. A espy-
Atteat JOIN Q. AMER.
Cierx and Master.
nnIl-InwAH
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THE REVENUE FLAG.-We learn that on
Wednesday last the revenue flag Of the Con-
fedsrste States was adopted, Dr.. H. P. Ca
pers, Of South Carolina, having presented a
design for it which was considered very suita-
BILE. It might be described as. follows: Three
large bars, arranged perpendiculsrly instead
Of horizontally, as in the national dag. The
colors are consecutively, blue. white and red.
In the blue bars there are seven stars, ranged
in a circle. Tbs flag, with the exception Of
the arrangement Of the c%olors, very much re-
sembles that Of the French nation.-MoHt-
-goueTu Advertiser.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-11

WE nav REAL ESTATE 10 EXCHANGE fsr
" every Epecies Of property. There j. no property
advertised bat is for sale, The price o. which d. Dot ar-
iusted ia accordance win The financial coalition o. Tie
country.
MOnsaFrar s. DupFee,
nrrRa. Hill nrun