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Pen AND IHK SKETCHES OF LrEosLE's
CABEE1.-The Richmond (Va.) Whg, gives
the following not very complimentary dsserip-
ton Of some Of The members OF Lincoln's Cab
met:
All ihs accounts Re get from Washington
concur in representing The men in authority
Z ere 20 Be set Of vulgar, ul-brsd, tricky,
treacherous and hypocritical fellows They
are fair samples Of the giaa5 homo engendered
BY the civilization which has thrown them 10
tue sarfaee. They are each representative
men Of So varied phases o. northern society
Seward, smooth ,soily, hyPocriticsl, sfFectin- a
fsna icism be does not fesl-eager for power
and peif, and. above an things. solcitous To-
pass Tor gentleman, while be betraYs in al
bis movements and gestures the want Of gentle
nature. Chase, cold d-bloodei, malignant, in
tolerant, and fanatic, ilstinciTelT sbhorring
everything Aproximating the gentleman 81
bearing OFF Ang- Meiies, coarse, vulgar. and
sordid, gel-he type OF he carpet bsg YAM
kee. Blair, a renegade gentleman, with all
the Bitterness OF the renegade, assuming eFen
more vulgarity than his share, to escape- sus-
picion and pass muster wish bis dirty associ-
stss. Smith, a l1afiRg, louhging TslgsFisn Of
the western Yankee stripe, with habits and
tastes not unlike those Of bis rzil-splitt ne
chief. These great men, Of couTga, have Goa
genial surroundings and suborainstes, and a.
together constitute tfaVesty Of high lfs ~
los stairs, the richest ever witnessed in real
lie The gentlemen whose Official positions
bri1g them ia contact with then are forced to
The m6st painful efforts Of hypocrisy to con-
esal the disgust they feel.
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Frnrn Pcnnncnla
Aist,sr from WARRINGTON Navy Yard TO the

A letter from WARRINGTON Navy Yard 20 thl
Pensacola Cbserrsr contains the following:
The commander Ct Pickens has been en-
gaaed several DAYS in dsmounting guns fron
he hSrbct q the fort-and a. no one know,
what disposition has been made Of them, it is
reasonable 20 suppose that they are snticipa,-
ing defeat and intend making hay while
the sun Shines" By putting them on board the
war vessels of the bar, that this much proper
tv may be saved the Old wreck" from III
numerous expenditures.
] do not pretend to say this Is so, but suppos
.his the m7st reasonable conclusion and IN
Common keeping with the "rail.splitter's'
government, and Fsuld not be at all surprised
10 find that many other things Of value Ia,
been purionel and snuggied On board the
same veTsels.
The PickeHs boys having Wearied themselyei
ont by running mp signals, etc, have now ss
tablisbed their squadron in the rear Of the for
where a speaking trumpet answers 3 n Praciiea
TurpOses.
II was quite amusing the other day to SCI
them toddiing into the fort when The salute II
honor Of Virginia wss fred from Bauaucas
I They no doubt are always on the siert-th,
reserve. We suppose, are left a Washington
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Arkansas LAxps.
1IssussrPPE PLANTATIONS.

We sfsr Ter sale some 50 COO Of ehoce Arkansas
lanas mprsTed ard unimprsVed and Ioesied various
points embraced wihs the beat cotton growing regions
in The State.
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Amhrotrnss OF all sizes.

Frsm 50 cests 70 SO We wish a call from all. ~
Industry and attention to business and having but
hrstoess eparsisrp, intend making work eaga
any in the country. Gene and and try Pic
tures Of Children taken fnsantaHeOusy. heSpeotfuly
YEAR9UT, ROYsTER co.
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vtrrinln IN AM

I Never Before since she had existence was
Z there suoh a spirit abroad as now psrvsdss this
! old commonwealth. The insult 10 her honor,
! TIE menaes to her freedom have aroused all
] her sons. With OF without arms, the impulse
I is spontaneous and universal to rush at once
upon Washington, crush out the PrBtorjan CO.
! horts and the vile wTetcbss who have polluted
I the capital Of The republic with their presence.
/ From north. south, east and west, and from
I every fraction Of the compass, the same war
I note grsets us. "Resistanee to tyrants is obe-
dence 10 God, = is GOT only on the Fps, but 10
1 the heart Of every VrgiD{an From the Green
/ b-ier and on The western slope Of Tire Allegha-
ny; from Harrison county, the center Of de
great northwest, which bas been DETAINED as
disloysl % Virginia, valiant men are mastering
1 for the hcld, to Vindicate her honor and upheld
/ her Independence. In an that region, The
name OF tory wiz doom the man who bears 1t,
I to eternal infsmy.
! In Montgomery county, Ia the south-west,
day before Yesterday, the largest meeting of
I the people was held that was ever seen in that
county. But one feeling animated The vast
multitude Of brave men there assembled. Gen.
Preston opened the proceedings in Ist such a
| sueech az the tines demand-short and telling.
/ Four companies were Instantly organized fol
I the fight FOR freedom and old Virginia and, ID
] Jess than two hours, 5000 were raised fol
/ their equipment. That's the music lf ihi
3 Yankees rear us, sure it is hey viii have e
ria us Richmond Whig, 26fk.
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Trsfsfeass sale

AEStSseES SAFE.
DT virtue ef dsed q trust executed 10 me the ~
ID dsy Of January, is5s, By j. ". Eogers tsinoe a.
sunled BY other parties but sot pacl znd ed In III
Ragser Office OF Shelby comfy Teanessse book xxxii
pages, sos, SEQ and BIO 70 Ehish record reference Il
hereby made for fuller dsscripton, I will proceed q
sen . the hirhest bidder for cash the premises,
10 -'clock A. Er. on SATURDAY TIE ELEV fATH DAl
OF NAY NEXT, certain Lots Of Land the north sid
Of the Pgeonraost road, Containing about aims acres
about oas mile and hsif from ths cityof Memphis
The title IL uudsuhtcd but convey enlr as trustee
Redemption waived. VIZ. S. PICKETT, Trrstee.
By order OF j. ". ROGHRs,
CIV. c. STOUT
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Plain and Ornamental Printing,
EnR N.4EE.

THE entire naierial Of old ofce consisting Of
The Presses, JOB type, stsnds. Cabinets Cases,
Rnle Leads. and Composition Kettles tnew), ee eto.
Also, one No. Niteriug Machine, Lead Cutter.
large assortment Of CRts. etc, all nearly haviug
been used only about fifteen eighteen months, and
which win sell ST prices that vii make 1t 10 the in
Of these in Of snch material purchase Of
Us. Call al the Appeal JOB Rooms
mrsI-ss wHTTMORE & BRO.
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We give the foIloWihs atraets from a few
Of our northern exchanges for TIE purpose OF
giving TIE people Of TIE South some idea Of the
sentiment that pervades the minds Of the sbO-
lllIou masses. We feel confident that the
sasedonsts and fratsrnal spirit manifested
towards US is fully recipfecatsd:
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PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY RATES OF ADVERTISING
M oa sssrs ott lines sr less enc rnsortion- ..

Daily u advauos) Per annura--... 90
7rl-WeeEly % ....-.-..... 500
weekly -
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rTorsmrntr Ii rnlrn.

The Springfield (Il) eonHspondsnt u Che
s. Louis Rspu5.tean, une )of the 23d,
says.
Las. night FIVE companies from this place
ltfi Tor Cairo, 10 pursuance q advices from
Washington. Il was feared that there would
be a raid against that place By a company Of
soldieTs from Memphis. Hence Cairo viii
Be fortified with a strong force. The com
paniss ordered there from this place are The
two frohs Jacksonville. those from Qsincy and
the Springfield artillery, Capt HOPKINS, with
I've pieces of cannon. Seven hundred men
from .ChiesEo were taken direct TO Cairo, By
The Illinois CenlTsl railroad yesterday. Hence
the number o. soldiers nov al that point Is
about thirteen hundred. It is understood that
Cairo viii Be kept fortified until after tbe war
is closed More sen viii be sent there should
it be thought necessary. L Is believed that
the forces there VIII be charged 10 prevent The
passage Of contrabsnd ariicles to the Cen
federate states on board stss mers. It is not
known what articles Win Be pronounced con
tTaband Of war. At presint, it is thought,
only arms and munitions of war VIII 3,
stopped in .yansuu But sb6uld sxieeneiss
require i all kiads Of provitions viii be cet
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summer In IszItimOre--An Advon-

sumner In EszFtiRore--an Advcn-
ture.
The New York Tribune OF the 23rd gives The
following account o. a hsir-breadth Escape
made BY Sumner ia Baltimore;
Senator Sumner Of Massachusetts,, unsuspi-
cious Of danger, stopped in their city TIE night
before the Massachusetts, men were there, put
mp at BsrLuu's hotel, registered his name, and
walked directly out to visit q friend. Very
soon the house was surrounded by fierce, Ho-
ciferous thousands, crying, "Brihg him 0ht ."
gToaniuE, and threatening 70 tear down the
house. They were assured that there was DO
such person in the house. At eight and hah
O'Clock Nr. Sumner returned, was taken IN at
a side door unrecognized, and shown 70 his
room. Here be was speedily waited on hy the
landlord, and By the manager, who each en-
treate6 bin 10 leave, to save his own life, with
the house and its contents. lie refused, since
be cou.d not get out Of the city, and had no
right to expose a private. dwelling 20 danger.
he landlord then put bin into aRother room,
and, OF coHrse, denied that any such person
was IN the house. The mob we're thus got rid
Of. But Mr. SumaeT's desire to wait tiii the
landlords earnest remoHstrances, or rather ell
treaties and be left at 5 A. n, a private car
riage taking him from he private door, 20 that
be should not be seen. This was while ne one
nrstended that any sifront had been offered to
Baltimore, or any special cause for riot eKist-
ed. The mob wished 10 kill him simply be-
cause be was Charles Sumner, the eminent Re
publican Senator from Massachusetts.
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9aiIg appeal.
VOW Of. xrrER



Br nRI. M, g. D d snrNDIrR
On, Is here now uns sausAerA heart,
oauhasra;s g 1so.s is rzrtq
- and is there noT ons ssqiher1 siuis
Osn breathe thP ura 4 vhisPss-"vaHl''
IN not, uui il eaus.othrI
j. uI cling taseihsr-aiii
ks66e uuiisd 1snHg
fosstheF lei ne stand OF isli
10 tui oos drop G, s5ushsrn tiosd
D. ooidly eslu a. suoh time,
Eht betri RON which q novs nusfbs
Arecrsaui % its suuHy siiue.
Autyvih partiasi ioos noi bs1s
Losf forward . ths rsorfous dsy
Whsa unthis lgVsly southern land
aasn shout oue soaF q vTcrgETt
II us farrst our digsrsnses,
Our petty. Foolish. party strife
vita rloviuE hearts LEI "a ssronss
Aeauls ihst's desrsr isr fhsu iifo.
OF ous rains suly lst Us hiuE.
oeus,- iei rs fsos ths ussrd fasi.
Thst war is Euoesins .t or door.
Ana surely Az 'lia iizas-ie acii
And fsn ths huaas vhs-sssr itusi.
Say uoi ioqussiiou or d .baie
hdtfeoF one brave and lr.siIins froat,
And aus avert the mrcste-'d fate.
For, loving and uuitsf hus.
fhey cannot eansuer u g. an.
LEI Northern isEions G. as paur,
IN iheir eva saares ihay'l aursl fsul
oH. sauiasrn hearts and routhsrr hanlsi
Ae sirnng ana active uliie you ulayf
fresars 70 ueet ne trssea'rsus fosi
frePare 20 VIA s'erinas aayI
Come rouuEi come Ole . cauo rica q os-,s p,o-l
u sunshiue an h f;orny weather.
Lnilsl nog, ard ever mere
Ws'u str1d--ans live Or die to-sslhs
nlEAI.E IEsrIrurE. RIELEr. TEgs.
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Lieutenant Maury rendered bis resignation
last night. No officer under Govsrnmsnt has
been more petted and received greater num-
Der Of faFors at the hands Of bis country than
Many, and his resignation has surprised all.
( He is a Yirginian, and was latterly in charge
of the Government Observatory. Commodore
Buchanan, stationed at the navy yard here,
also a Yifginian, resigned this morning.
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: LIEUTENANT MAURT.-A Washington cor
. respondent OF the PittsbuTg Gassits, writing on
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of. But that tine hsg YET arrived. The
people Of Southern IllinoiSsnd Missouri must
not Be alarRsd az the sisiiaaing of troops AZ
Cairu. Il is only a defensive move, and nc
aggressive movement is anticipated.
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10 Gas CON UME E r 5 .
ECONOMY In GAS.
REDUCTTOsF' E.F' G.aS BTEES.

DY using EcHenrE's Patent Gss Burnsr. These
burners have seen adopted by he cisy autorties Of
Lonirzile and CineinHau FOR She purrpEe oi lighting
their Streets and Subjected 70 The most rigid
uhofaetricai test regards afoTainz the greatest
amount of hight fer the smallest oonsnpio OF cas-
sna were iosnd ts sopets with a other buraes sent
70 the Gas Light CsR ittees af those eitrs Tor their
sonsidsratsn and aaeFticH- These burners are g1ar
autiea 10 all wha theH, FER the following aFluta
ras Ist Eoonsy In ssnsHnstisn Of ste me auount
sf frsm to per sent- the best patent burner
-asas and frum - - per sent Of The hsh-
tail or lat wing burner. 2Hd- A perfect clear and
steady hane. ID. Perfect eombustiou and freedom
freu. sraske Ath. freedom frou bsWilE and wastirs
Of ass oommsa ts the hsb-tai and hat-slng ouruers
~ loEg 6xpericnee in tse maAlfaclurs aad c1n1u1F
ten of ass Chsvisg been superintendent q Memphis
Gas works FER the last seven yearsl tnduees 90 say
ihe7 are best burRer that has been eers 30
ths pabis aad used By private consumers 70 The
sraasisn sf all ether kinds where they have been In
trod seed TIE burneTs Be- Chandier & Co g
srug stsrs; the sty lamp posts front II the appeal
sfnse On Buion ssreet a7d DR.. Msrriifs o. Aadison
street
For sale At my shor, nrst 6oor north Of the Ga
sHioe, Hain street, between Washinston and Poplar.
ABEL SINISTER,
Gas and Steam Pipe F tier.
r.rr rrff fa- q IL
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RPaaana,eHE.

T B. CHADWICK has removed his Insurance once
y 70 ods-FeilsWs' Hall, the drst room On Il right
the tsp the stairs where be viii be happy 10 see
his ed friends ard eustoners ard afford them every
fasility in his psver in his line Of business
ne aful Represents the cd " Hartford Insurance
Company" the eldest company dong business an Men,
phis and the Fh1aiz Insurance Company. No COM
psnies in the osantfy have earned better reputation
Tor prompt1ess and fair dealings
Fair deaitng and prompt settlement is and slways
has been bis motto J. X. CHADWICK,
ap7 Insurance AGENT. Odd Fellows Hail.
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NJ. zinn mad. he foil0riaz report which

Mr. Linn made The fol0WirE rep5rif WHICH
came from the whole committees
Resolred. Tha. We have read With the most
profound resrst The letter Of Gov. DennisoH
- Mayor Hatch ,,inasmuch 80 there cas- 10
longer Be any sssonabie doubt 90 the minds o.
al citizens lovsl 10 the Union, that The arms
and provisions being shipped southwardiy are
Forwarded under such circumslautial evidence
e to create q moral certainty of an intention
10 use then against us; and that il is now too
late to draw nice distinctions between open
rebellion and ar armed neutrality agsinst the
UnioB.
Resolsed, That, while we are ready, in ease
of necessity, 70 perl our lives and proper y in
defense Of the Union men of Kentucky, thai
the moFemen's Of troops from that state, tie
correspondence between the rebels snd Der
governor. her open rsfussl to respond 70 the
call fsr troops 10 behalf Of ths Jnion, and OH
er sc's Of disloyslty on the part Of many Of
her prominent men, admonish u7 20 prepare Ior
her open secession in case of any considerable
reverse to the Union cause in any part Of the
eouatry, ard that every prudential eoasidera-
tion reqoirss us 70 prepare for sslf-detense
sfTo trust-in Goa and keep cur powder dry"
FesoIrci. That the measures of the commit
zee OF the Home Guard delegafes and of the
citizens az home, In refusing to forward arms
ana provisions soufhwsrdly, are highly patri-
lofic and precautionary, and deserve TIE ap-
esruestlV recuestsd TO continue their endeavoIs
- renssr aid and comfort 10 their country.
pesoirsf. That a eomnittse Of ten eiuzeni
- ru.ointsd to wait upon the Mayor, sne
80 : suspension Of an shipments n armi
~ rrovisions uAfil further Information 10 re-,
srsr5 hereto fs resolved from the National ant
stsfe Governments,
p,,oIrsd. That a committee n ten citizens
- r1anv others a. cheoes % accompani
filer rrocesd 70 Doiumbus ntdiateiy, ane
rssnertfuliF, but firmly request GoF Dsnnisof
y, reconsfder the terms Of BIS letter % Mayoi
Hatch. and % take measures for ths pFeren'
fien sf any farther shipments souihwardly q
sH articles eoEtrsbsnd Of war
The following was offered, and emPhatieaill
ibdorsed by ths msetingi
Rssairef, That any nan or sel of men' y
r,in~;rsstl or elsewhere, who knowingly sell
~ - one ounce o. 7ur, or pound q pro
ririons. Or snv arIas q. her articles Eaien -
t.orffs6sna of war, q Hay person OF any -
~.hisl Ia not 80 red is firm eetsrmina
tion i s1atsin DE 4 svernnsnt n nc Fresen
rrisis,. I a traitor, q 3,d deserves fhe doo4 OF
'rsl's s.r.l Car q lie following, vhiel
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UNION STREET DEPOT,
or
Western Produce!
Boiling, RIGGS & co
Nc. q Un4oa streot,

Nc. Q Un5oza street,
LTATz 1u hard al fg- sale large ,es Of Hsser ff'
LA d1ce s-1 Groceries, cllristiuE 1f
100 tlzs T-isa P3tateess lll 1riE CEa1aui5
20e saets 0uiausi 100 19rss Chssse5
hle SACKS c1ru5
go hrs- fIeu-. vari1us hrHntlf
100 rsau1 Wrs9plnE Papers
800 GoEel EucEetsf
$50 nests Eu1s. painted auf oadsrf
80 5r.s. lieEYi $50 hria- Limei
$50 piece F0lEer Lo9l hzgEil55
80 coils 1lpsf
100 seeks FIa1rs 80 Boxes stsrchi
200 boxes n7stsrs fresh, pioEisd znd Erizeaj
Il1 -Ues sllps
1cc baLes f1fra &C. at oullltlcs5
% baiss o1ffCu raruss
2a5 keg- = bite Lead;
% caracrs fudtrof
30 bris. DaHlesfir E-iles aHf Lislarss
casks lTl11r-ei Bra1rVf
win q great variety o shff s1cis, aubrarlaz Elt
Fru.ts. Eustar+s Hlaekins, Maszhes ersand GllEsrs
Parnar Ctuaar11, elcVes, Ncc- Als1lce. Plezes Ia
Be salt la pspers. Cotton C1r1aEe, ChsupzEues st-
Bnazes, Botsd Lguorss p Cznd ss 1f Vari1ut oa1ra
elc-. ETC.
Persons wishing - HupsIy fasmsslves vita eacisg
GT3nsries w5uli DO veil . call ana Examine thlf saef
nois
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DEVTaT ROOMs,

INFORM fhs .pablis In general that he is prepared
70 treat al diaeasez, but specially those which are
pronounced incurabie, sns called shrenis.
his treatment sf Cansers Is wifhssf any rival, BE-
they will BE expelled frsn tse SYSTEM vita al
their ro0s and dbers snly ~ gtisHal treatment
without ssnstios ana withsut the knife.
He treats with according 10 the most in
proved science sf mesicine in EHrspe, rheumatism
Heuralga, GoEt, Ophthalnla, FistuA a Ane Ssrsfus,
syphilis, Dyspepsia, ChrsIie DyssRtery, Torpid Liver
3ravel Fits Tspevorm Piles DTsFsy Diseases sf ths
skin Bronchitis, Oensunptlsn all diseases Of she Eye
Eud Ear and give particEiar atteHtiaa all FaBAe
Complaints, especially those 81 tse woabs
Eezroes Who are Anlietsd with any ef the shove
diseases viii Be cured and nd zssd beard and ac-
eomnocatious vhle under treatment he deccrs'
frmary.
The doctor calls attention Of patience 1t distance
that they not prepared te commit the doctor ar-
saaably, BY writing 70 him with accsunt of al
the synFtems Of toe disease medicine win be forwarded
~ Adams express.
E1-Omse In Lsnow's Bgildias Union street bet reen
Nam and seoooe, fourth dsor ezss q gain
Ia0rmary en- U1isa street, east Of the bayou al Dr.
spieEef's private rssidsuce.
Dr. O. SiieEsl has, in his fhiEty years practice es-
pecaly chronic sseases erred them vita ths utmost
He has In his possession ever ave thousand
diseases waish by The most surcessful Prae-
tiGnerz pronounced incurAblF.
He also makes t his espeAl practice ts treat ali pr
diseases win the utmost In ahsrt time
10 rsstter cf how iSpg Standing Of what nature
All Dr. spiegel asks from the Hf1ctsd is fair trial
then E n reference be win give viii be speedy en-,
10 them.
thousands Of tsstimonIsis, from the mort reiiabl,
source may be al the dOetsT's ohaes- dels-sm
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vas adopted with ons hearty and unanimous
cave -
Rssoirs5, That f the Union men Of Ken
tncky will stand BY The flag Of or country,
We viii stand BY and defend them, now, and
when the var "a over.
lhe following was adopted unanimously:
hssolcef, That in the sense of this meeting
Earned neutralityo By any. ate Of this Union
Is rebellion 70 the GsvernnAa
Dr.. Jordan offered the following, which waE
adopted, after which the meeting adjourned:
Resolved, That it Is the opinion Of this meet
Ing that no more troops should be marched
around TIE cay Of Baltimore.
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
r. A. NELSON, EsS. Prssideai q ne SaHs o West
Tennessee
LEROY POPE, E,s superiniendeaf'f 'as city sehools
DR. P. s. JONES, tarm sheldon, Jonss Co..
&. N. rERGER, Ess, Attorney at Lss.
J. KNOX WALLED, Ess9
JOHN HAMILTON, Essp
r. 8. CHEW, ~.
?. J. FIESIE, Ess..
z. s, HAMMOND, Ess-
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TENNESSEE FARMS.

We ofsr a nuzabsr OF select and highly improvet
Farms in sneby asunty, varying IN distance from Mem
phis from tEezty miles. AL o. these lands arl
eesirsby situated, and huelJ adapted for Gardening
and Farming purposes.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
N. E. Corner Union and Main Streets,
Mrmpurn rEvEEssEE.

~ = N a = y y q . ? y =
WE hEFe now opened mp our new and elegant rooms
w for the recePtisn sf visitors. Oar
handsomely finished, with large skyight, arran1 ed
exclusively for asking AL kinds Of Picures. Our Pho
togrHphs viii be coered in oil ~ the celebrated artist
VIZ COOPER, en the most reassnabie tern1, and ef
al sizes Also,
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yobu 1. soivsy, aud oghers, Defendants.
III sppearn from adavft fled in this Cause that the
defenaants, jobs L. spivey and Thomas Hamilt5n
are pon-residonis q the State e Tennessee,
Il !. ordered that they Do enter their appearance
hereiE befero or within tie three days Of the next
term Of said Oosrt be held en- the secoad Mondsy
in Nay next {i89l) ans plead, answer, o. dernuI
% courlaiuanssi ei, the will Be taken for oon-
fessed a. % the and for hearing parte, and that
o1v Of this puhshed week for fodr suc-
cessive weeks in the Memphis Appeal eopy aitest
JOHN @. LAEIKR.
Cisrk ard Master.
rarinr IA nn.-aIi .allcllcra for. eanlnlainant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30
SUBURBAN. AND CITY PROP.
ERTY.

Wa have number Of unimproved and elegantly i'm
proved City and Suburban Lots, which sdsr for sale
YOUNG WELB,
---fa 4 TTnion street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30
IN STORE and FOR sALE

IN STORE and FOR sALE
100 baskets Chas. Fare Champagne, direct q
from Rheims, France;
100 baskets Heidsic & Co;
so bsBkets Golden Spray;
50 esses Widow Cliequat;
% cases Cabinet;
100 cases Sparkling and still CstaWba
500 cases Ciarst, different brands :
200 cases Sauterne;
100 cases Sardines, and /
10 bf pipes Cognac Brandy;
20 qr.
so eighth
100 casks London Porter, eta. and PTS;
so casks Scotch Ale, in stone isrs, diTsu
from Edinburg-
ALSO,
Sugar, CoGes Aolasses. Bacon, La
mrs low FOR CASH