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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-08

W.sHIEoroE. FebIalTT 3. ~

Ws-ufeoroE, FebruzrF Z, 1851
,s,fs has been an exciting dly in Washing
t,n The meeting OF the Virginia cOmmis-
siorers. exciting rum5rs from South Carolina
and Aoalgonsry, have kept us On ne sai virs
an dsy.
n Is certainly fact at last that Colonel
4svne has presented bis letter, or ultimatHm,
a. sor,e are pleased 70 call n, 70 the President.
Coi Have argues fully The question Of prop
- IronteDdtng that South Carolina desires
- 1,rrbass For s1ntsr fsir'y and legally,
~ fbst that state has perfect right to ne
,-olfsts with the Federal GoFernmen. for any
~ ifs property, aud. ~ the same time, trans
r,ittipg with bis communication the resolutions
~ ms South Carolina legislature. The Pres
iSent intimstes to hin tbst be has DO pywer,
s-ffer expressed or implied, 70 dispose Of the
,,-o,srtv Of the Ciovernrsnt, az that is vested
saIeiy fr Congfess, 20 whom bis application
r.rof. be made. Col. HaTne is folly satisfied
tbsf he President will send bis e0mmunica-
ion 10 Congress, without replying to him per-
,orsIIv. and as Congress viii not consider ths
,nsstion OF selling Fort Sumter, the matter
would seen to end here.
ii, dispatches have been received from Mai
kndsrsoa for four days past, and Il is feared
~ snr,e that his intercourse has been inter-
rSrfpd. bot roubt this.
II is ruu,orsd here that Fort Sumter has been
r.insorces. in spite OF the vigilance Of the
r,bsrIsston volunteers Il it said that the
saISiers taken ont By The Brooklyn were Sc
.r.fi,, landed al the fort, and that It now con-
tsirs some three hundred men; that The land
M vas effected at night, 10 boats with muiiied
osrs. Il will be remembered that the Charles
ION papers have noticed that boats bad been
seen stesithiiy moving about the harbor sew
eraF nights 10 Succession. Bot IN his cores
1.pden.e with Ex-President Tyler, President
Buchansa expressly declared that The Brook
Iyn hal gone, not to south Carolinss but on an
crranS of peace and mercy, and Further as
gured Mr.. Tyler that no reintoreenents would
Ls seof 10 Anderson unless be demanded them.
ThsFe every rsaa9n 10 believe hsTeVer, Sna
The South Csr0linisus are preparing
for an attack on Fort f- ,rmc, Snafies.
ion Msreary, issilg ishAhIC. frofs .,.s, ahsl
bs--esre. 10 rspl Aetess gnd
y -msjssty 10 a., oUIs, NO. olHils an
T<N h. X
80 ald wg
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JACOB G. WARD
ARKANSAS LANDS
For &EFP.

DRADLET COUNTT. .-Esst = Of s sact.1l 81.
ID tlEnship no. range g. s. s--s-s " = er 5 sr1-
tidn IS. township TO, range 2. 90 ceres; y ss-s
IS. township n. range ia lG0 s--es.
Crittentru c1u1fv-S j. = secricE f1, laur--0g 3
range 150 sc-esT s. and " srctla1 Is. ta--llfr
s. g. 50 -Te-i = section il. tl1slig 8. range
acress Ell 10 section IS township 8. range G. el1
acres section p. tozsfip g. range G. go a--ess
81 CT section % tgus1lp 8. range 6, $40 a--sEi
aaf = =, AID " \ % = s section -. tlsl-lIp 8.
range g. s69 acres " all = : Of E p = sectilu 2a.
toWpshp s. range g. 900 sores; section g. taFusti1 j.
5, range Z, 40 acress S and y Z gi y " s-rtiaa
a. township s. rause 2 800 acrssi sfc1l IS llug-
ship range . ~ arresi all RI gactl1a %, rl7l 2,
range = SO acresi 2 section ls. tsalrti 10 s. rasa
2 leo acress = o. ) \ section le t1Fual-1 E. --aEt
I z 50 acress " and = Z, and y = 9f s = X
20, t1vushp s. . 5so acrei al 1f section %.
township g. range = SO acresi ci y 3 section 20
t1uuEhip 5, ranee Z 50 ucrssf Z se-flsl g tllr-
ship 5, range Z, ieo acres v se-ti1l 81, tlas,a
s. range T. $50 aseai : section g, township 8, raass B.
30 sores.
Dallas eouuty-s E : ofNW h section S. township
I5 % scresi al o. section 81. i5Fn1ig o raas
IS SO ueres.
Hempstesd oouuty-5 x section p, township le,
range 81 Isl acrr-E : section 26. township 30. raura
a. $40 scres, v sec -, tsEnship H. r-uss %,
Is1 acres.
Mississippi o7unfy-s ssl9. tounshi6 6
r.ass TO- isa aeresi ssetiaa IS 'asnsaip %, rsHrs
10 $40 acres.
saline toznssip-NE z \ section IS tozuslig 3. raass
IS, $50 acres.
ApplYto J. KIEEHAN-, President
Uuiau BANK of Tennessee
Hu7am EazHrI.Ia.
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OUIN HaEAaJ8
S0n BOXES Popping Crackers.
OOO 1000 lbs. S S. Almonds.
b0l lbs Filberts.
SOC lbs. Cresm Nuts
lo0 Bushels Fresh Neal.
$50 brls. Ruscett, Prior Rel and Jenatin Apples.
$50 Pink Eye white and Red Neehanic Potatoes.
coo Kegs Nails.
50 dog Brooms
Also Sugar, Coffee, Hslasses, Salt, whisky, Brandy,
Champaign, Flsur, Lime, Gee ent, Starch, Woodon
Ware, ETC., etc. Just received and for ssls ow BY
FLOURNOY & CRAWFORD
da30-daW No IL. Front row.
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"sAMs HOUSE p

TTlHE uudersigueS has opsned fae NEW a
i ROUSE recently completed, the .e1,si-
north side ef JEFFERSON STREET, be- sygsssL
tween Second and Third where he will keep~H.-al<-
. hrst-ciass
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HOUSES and Lets for Sale,

1.-TWO Houses and Lots, situated Dunlap street,
east Of the Charleston Depot and suitaAe FOR anlaii
families win be sold at ha-gsia. II application be
nsds socn For further particulars, apply % the plc-
urislors Of TIE Appeal myi5
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FISHER, AMIS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
FfaIIan GSSd s4IiaeS'icGFs Marble
Monuments, 7'ODsbs, Head
stones, .5asItles, Hsarths,
.STches, Table and
COasnfeS. Tops,

Nd every variety Of MARBLE AND STONE WORK
a done to order at the shortest nsiice.
TO sOUTHERNERS.
You in the course OF year, send many thousands o
dolArs through agents whc are scattered all over the
sfh Il Cincinnati St. Louis and eastern cities, for
Marble when you can Be as well served AZ home for
the sane money. The most Of this goes 70 fateu and
uarnper aboiitoaiss, and give them the to run
a your negroes and annoy you in various ways. II
You wiz cs al our works ou Adams and unioa Streets
you have 4he advantage OF SEEING what Jon bay. We
Keep constantly on hand The best Italian and American
Marble finished the lStest and finest styles sort1ern
aeeuts statements TO the contrary notWihetanding)
Our workmen cannot se surpassed BY any II our work
does not give entire satisfaction here AZ home
where you can call and hsve any alteration made you
wish. II you cannot send your orders and they
shall be hlad promptly and Estisctorily. Come and
see rs and save the een twenty per cent paid 70
agents Of northern and n0TthvesseTn manUfaetories.
des-sn FIsHER, AXIS co.
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TO NY FRIENDS And PATRONS F!
EMO VAL!

HAVE REMOVED Mt BARBER AND HAIR
4 DeEssING SALOON, from Monroe street to corner
q ADAAS And MAIN streets, diagoaaily from tas
Worsham Hciel.
meat return my grateful Acknowledgements for the
liberal patronsrs have hsrstaiore received aud re-
specfuily solieis o5ntuuancs q the same st my
saio0a Very respectfully.
jl2o % ANTHONY MOTLEY.
fArgus and Avslaachs copy ohs week.
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zrrautsd.
SMART5S
PATENT FORCE PVmPa.
4 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
COLL COIL!

HAVE been engaged IN the cual trade i1r fhs PAST
twelve years hrvs boated coal b mi market ilr
the retail city ard seamhoat trade, an have leaned
from experience the necessity OF having shssper fuel
Memphis than has heretofore bees furnished % her peo
pie The necessities OF she rl-h aua poor ALIKE require
the change proposed, an1 while ds pretend 90 dis
zuise the fact that intend % make money, it Is
not the les true that shall pu1lic bensfac-1r
nov hsvs on hand large supply % Green rivgr cuai,
whch hzve always furnished at price far below t1aE
which must be paid ,0r Pits1urr coal. ne pieces
not nor 90 srrs as the c1ll b0Cf5 resolved Pitts
burg but these sr0E larger a. sa nine is penetrated
and vita each shipment % re. By spring the Jumps via
BE- as large the largest taken from the P1urE pits
Green river coal costs less than that from the head
waters Of the Ohio and therefore sell Dc low and n1t
because IL not valuable flr al purposes have
deemed 10 useless obtain and publish certificates %
its properties from those who use l here. IT. IT, sud
bank checks are the certificates want have, c1u-
ever larger stock than before uf Piis1urE cusi
which goes n al market prices. would state muTs-
over thaf those who buy from pay money e cid
citizen Of Memphis. An that make goes into ciTcuis-
tion here taka nothing from the cirv Ehich our ere
sor did intend should sl-e De td lll hgVa
mphis en- a coal bed. Keep your m1asy 80 home. aud
stand By your own people which yQu accomplish -
buying ooal at he Blue once, JeisTns 81 al ths
MOI THOMAS JAHEs
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TIE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A. n,
with a memoir Of bis life. Originally
published under the superintendencs Of
Olinthus Gregory, L. L. D., in vols, full
calf, London.
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EATING And DRINKING SALOON.
Cold and Warm Baths

would respectfully ask Of my friends and tue public
b call, nothing but the best will Be served
The saloon viii be known a. " Sans House"
ials-1m SAN HARMON.
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Daily an sevsnoel psr eio.ol
tLi-e feA9 e.sss-....t..ss.---... 90
weekly ............ ........ as,
- An Daily subscriptions viz be oouzdsrse dus am
D ,ranln halE-.n..-. In ..Ir.nca
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Tetal assets....................... SsS3T7i 50
NoTE Our stocks and bonds are held a. permanent
investments and the present panic value criterion
nf their actual vaue; but prsferrns comply strictly
with the letter q ihe law we enter them at the lowest
eash sales on the Sst December 1880 thereby making
difference Of nearly $50 COO in cur statement
LIABILITIES.
5. No liabilities 70 banks othsrs due or no. due
6 No losses adjusted end due.
I. Los rs either unadjustea or
g. losses in suspense, waiting further proof,
iscuded in lAsi answer shove.
10. All other claims against the company,
(dividezds unpaid ..........s...-.... 500 90
Total TotaHsBuiass...................... SIS ,7os Is
H. The rule OF the company is not 70 exceed $4,000 in
any one rick subiect 20 loss By q single hre.
u. The amount Insured IL aciy village depends upon
its size-gsneraliy sll the desirable risks 70 be
had; subject to The rule last above named.
l3 The amount insured IN any one bock q buildings
depends upon its size and oonsiruetien subject te
u The act Of Incorporation is the same as her etofere
fleJ.
H. HUNTINGTON, President.
TIAO. c. ALLYN, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT }ss.
Hartford county.
HARTFORD, January T. 1851.
Personally appeared II Huntingfon. president, and T.
@. Alvn, secretary OF the Hartford Fire Insurance
e5mpsny and made oath that The foregoing ent
BY them subscribed is true fu md errect stasneft
Of the STAIRS o. said ooInpsny and exhibits as
can be sscertained At this dzte q actual condition on
the lrst day of January, 1851. Before me-
JANEs NICHOLS, Justice Of The Peace.
CONVnOLLBR'S OFFICE, !
RAsHvILLE, Tenn. January q, 1881.
This is to certify that the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company located 81 Hartfori in the State OF Connec-
ucs has c1Ilpuea with All the requirements o. the
code the subject OF foreign in rance coTp1s aous
in sections 1888 70 1867 inclusive well the act of
24th Of March 1860 chapter 25 section 10 requiring
deposite with the controller Of twenty thousand doll
lars o. ak per cent bonds of the States and that james
g. ChsdEck IS the legally Authorized ageu. Of said COM
pany, in The city q Memphis, STATE Of Tennessee.
J. 7. DUNLAP, Controller
- Policies Issued ana renewed and losses adjusted
and promptly paid, BY
j. Z, CHADWICK, Agent,
fei-im BAEE BuE UING.
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RarstoW's Metallic Burial Caskets

ITEEP CONSTANTLY on hand all sizes Of FIsE q
n CRANEfs CASES Also, WOOD COFFINs, q
every descrlrion.
CousiTy UHdsaksrs funishea With oaskels and Cases
st q reasonable diEcoHnt. de22-iy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-08

A IL who enjoy the luxury Of either Cole or Warm
A Baths. can be accommodated az the barber shop OF
JOHN BROWN, in the Cammersial Hotel. he haa
fitted up his estsblshzent IN superb style and viii
take PLEASURE in attending 70 the comier OF his Gus
toners igIl-lm
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YOUNG & YIELDS WANTS! /!
WE WANT TO BUY,
ONE Nero Woman, good COOK washer, etc etc.
" One Negro Girl, twelve or fourteen years old.
WE WANT TO hire,
rhree Negro Neu. cssnrnon iaborers


" One Negro Girl, twelve or fourteen years old.
WE WANT TO hire,
Three Negro Neu, csmnon iaboTers
One EeEro woman, good cook, washer, etc.
One Negro Cir, as nurse aud house servant.
WE WANT TO SELL,
One negro Kan, No hand for $1,000.
one Negro Boy eighteen years old lsme but an en-
eieni horse servant The owner must hsve money and
viii sell for ss5o.
WE WISH To EXCH ANGE,
Improved City and Suburban Property tor Farming
Land, in cultivation, with ~ Eiihout egrots-
We visa also % exchange valuable Suburban Property
for Dry Goods Or Grocsries.
Any person haTiEg property, snd = IshiuE %
make such exchange, win md il 70 their advantage
to cali on
WE HAVE FOR RENT,
Several Of TIE dssirsbe situations in the city
Among thee We euuHe1zte, large tw0-sfary Brick
Buldiug cGrner OF Linicn and Deaots streets beau
ufri hesideuce Laudcraie street. with an excellent
gsrden, orchard snG ave Of iand attached Also
four handsome cattAse Residences new and neatly I'M
proved, on Madison and Monroe Streets
WE HAVE ron SALE CHEAP.
An eiesaut watch, cast esoo, will sell for 5000
LAdy's watch, for sale ceeap. and some Diamonds
at 23 per cert. less tsaa heir valge.
YOUNG 4 WELD
2sl Msin street.
jaso Over Mansoeid a oe.'s Drug si5rc.
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THE TEMPEST. By VIM. Shakespeare. Il
lustrated by Foster, Dore, skill, Sladsr
and Janet. Quarto.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-01

well si.uated 70 jadge'6f the honesty, can1hiIt,
ana eitciencyo Of the gentleman referred to ~
ssy eesor who Eesides miles swsyTfroh the
= We have not taken Up our ben 70 tSar%d DEFEND M,
Cam er on. This is a. family quarrel NJ hs sa,'
usa between stheoA Administrator and the party
20 .nat PLACED the ADMINISTRATION 10 powsf. Il
.ne present Secretary Of War is unfit for the
position, pitch hfm overheard, sav wei A dozen
gentleman Ihighs bev named fdlly equal % tbe
outles OF the place beoccupies. d If is thief
as % some lhlnk, or loaier, driving O fast team
aDout tne city Of Washington, TO the neglect of
MS business, as others assert, kick him 6ut and
nave zone with it But what is the reaao1 wbv
Lfesldent Llncoln cannot be trusted TO do what
10 right In The premises
IL 10 worthy cfrema, K IN connection vtth our
SUBJECT, that 'theonewspapefs which are nov
ciampring ior the removal of Secretary Gamer.
on are chiefly those which, a few weeks AGO.
were violent in urging the Foryard,to Rich.
mono J. movement. Many OF them Are mono
tnose which protested against the a6uo,o m ent
OF MI Cf when he was 6rst spoken oi, sS Iikelv
% be 9. member of Mr., Lincolp's Cabinet -
~ t,o"h y I9 9'a goyegntnentig y to be administered
oy q parcel crack braiheds ID Iustering. editors
we wonder they do mot I,strike ct the head at
once ana 80 through all the grsdes,r An al.
whether diplomatic. clerical or
what not, instead OF being made by and with
tne ADVICE and consent sof the Senate. would
then beepbmittedrto Board of core headed
writer's aof leaders, who are Sir sOracles In
knoWledee and Atlasestin point of fesponsibili-
ty.--&. Louis Republican,. ,.t.jh.,s,. :, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-01
|gtF5Obio 9tatesnrart
Vigilance Committees

Inc chief nuisance Ia this county, "a tbe
present Tme, is these selEappointed "Regula
TORE In Symmes township, the peace OF tbe
community has been disturbed by them. The,
take advantage OF the present excitement /,
wreak their malignity upon peaceAble ana low
cltzers' who dare have and express opinion,
contraryyto their own.n,l ssl . -fIIl.l = ="
We have just been informed by a most rail-.
able citizen OF the north part of the countv. tha,
an armed mob has lately invaded the bremise'
OF no less than three old and substantial citzens
o. that vicinity, and by force administered a
test oath totwo OF them. who have always been
good and loyal men. We have been further in.
FORMED that the same mob Of loafers waited no,
on other citizens, and attempted to catecbise
toems inL regard to their opiaions, and even
tnreatened them with violence uuless they would
surrender their indefeasible right to think for
themselves t,O II l.l l.ladO .ItsaW "a
T. Another outrage Of the same kind has iust
came to our urlknoWledge. tiItis the case Of M.
John McKDuey, who resides about pbt miles
from this place, on the road to Marion. His
premises we're invaded by mob, and his per
son assaulted and beaten, because he refused to
De catechised BY a set Of drunken loafers, and
TO permit them To administer to him a test
OATH John Mckinney Is known 20 be,a good
ana loyal citizen, and we have no doubts iust
as ready and willing to bear his share OF the
public burdens as any man 10 the county. NAV
awe have taDs in this State for the punish
ment OF traitors, and we here notify these ire
Pressioie mobs, that they will find il best for
themselves, to leave the administration OF JUS
tice to the legal tribunals. We also give them
notice, that the penal code of Ohio covers Their
case; that the penalty is both fine and impyi,on-
mem We are glad to learn that there is some
prospect that The law will be rigidly enforced
against the parties guilty Of these outrages; and
II will be dohe II the Prosecuting Attorney and
Grand Jury, at the next term Of the Court, In
qulre into the matter, as IL is their duty TO do.
We are told that the parties who have been
oinclous in these mobs, pretend to be under the
delasion, that since the commencement Of The
siul var, the operation of law is suspended
They perhaps judge from the laxity of It's ad-
ministration in this county, But we can assure
All such persons that this delusion will soon be
dlspelled. The iorcibe taking of those guns
from the black people back OF Burlington, was
the nrst public outrage committed. The i'm
pun'ty with which that most dastardly act was
committed, emboldened the mobocrats. II
should have been promptly punished, It is a
case cas-: yet to be Observation-Disclosures County
Clippy, 5000. '-..-... -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-01

1i The PhjJsdainh;2 E...I- OIL 1TT1T-ga
Renubican al,ast Iis =. eSany DatIn, stannch
uer 10, which" "MSs, I,o.oIr s us'su WIN 'ne man
the iesdine nsnsss ~ al - mas Deen treated by
strained 70 as, VI snes9un4y tnas lt ls con-
S,GItiss - :,,.b,o ,,ss ,a.,aG
bapnens tn be ,Sa ~ " tnss, oecause lady
tbe nation. sba shon,a ~ .ne ou'eI iaegls'sate OF
observat,on I'M and pnSi;a NY " saie 5rom vulgar
stance that shs 4 ,bS lee cireum,
not deorivs h.r as S p,Lai re.Ssnss we should
treatment RI, ,ta ,.aS,I nS sn ., gentiemaniy
have ser ali their nsct Ss ~ isss sofk joutnals
the moment ~ III 4 pIPa'es TX 4. on rsnd rom
not had the lihSs.,a a uH., ~ s1ss csS sne mas
and therssoac.' hs, sne seouIIy. tne privacy
iIized nlsces' 10 The bnes sovJ.ueo M most CIV
land fshs conid NJ. soies. w. vne%en ~ tne
while IN Nav Yo,b I t,.;,s,,. sHs Uu. y ger hotei'
m en,s he, Ioota'aas' Iisu1I1 naylng ler move
nn,elv as If sba a"a ner u.e's uescrioed as MI
dan,cnse or a conSsUadp p,ae nsnsel' ioreign
execution ~ shs haS Uvnyys tneNay 70
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seesfs stary Cameron.

a,,'T 'Tpere 10 just now a great hue and cry among
our Republican newspaper ootsmposaries against
simon Cameron, The Secretary of War; We
know pot what private grieis these journalstio
military AUTHORITIES have, that they should as,
sail this ipnetionary so vshemently, nor haye
we, indeed, seen snything 10 his conduct to JUS.
tify spch extravagant expressions Of dis,rust as
bsye been uttered against him. They do say
that he has been speculating in army contracts
and keeping ashafpeye to No. I ever since the
wara broke cut, but no proof we believe, has
yes bsens sadduced, and We suppose itwould be
dilioult matter toiix transactions oiytbat eort
|nppnhim ifThpb bPresldent evidently Do sAtisied
with Mr. Cameron sor The would not keep him
In his Cabinet, and the Pfesldcnt b probably %
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HENRY KGHLER..'

iLate Of phalcns Esabiishmsnt n. III PsoptistSts
the New York Fashionable shaving, Hair 'outtins
shampeoning, Curling ard presaips Balloon East Sat
Htreut over me Poet Vf1ce. where ntikfaotion vii
BE- given ln oil The sArious brznches. Ladies an
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