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w.,h,prson 1nselIlgence.

We learn that Gov. Johnson dispatched to this
citvfrom Washington, January 10th "CRITrENDEN's
nropositon Just defeated in the Senate by BEN
,AxTN. SLrDELL and other Scuthers not voting will
come up tomorrow, and think will pass" The
dispatch was handed to Senator STOKES and read
p by him in the Senate yesterday morning We pre-
sumo that the CRrITEspEx proposition referred to in
this dispatch IS the proposal Of Senator CR1IrENpES
provide bylaw for submitting to the people his
amendments to the Constitution. Should that pro-
position pass wond not be acceptable to the South
Our settlement must be made before LINCOLN and
SEWARD get into their hands the purse and the
sword. Those who are for delaying until it is i'm
possible for action to be taken before LINCOLN is
inaugurated and makes appointments, and thus
begins his work of decentralization in Tennessee, are
baking the wishes of the people.
Mr.. BELL in his letter to his Vicksburg friend,
speaking Of LRscOIS's election said:
" In form, the election was in strict accordance
with the regulations prescribed by the Constitution
and laws. The objection to it is that it effected
by apurely sectional party, organized upon the prln
cpe of hostility to slavery and having for its prime
object the repression of slavery, permanent adj
minstralve policy, with view to its ultimate ex-
tnction 1t cannot be doubted that administration
Of the Government based upon his policy, could
operate far more efectdg IN bringing about the ertinc
ton Of SlaUey IN The South through official influence and
patronage, than by any direct mode Of attack
The fact that this proposal of Mr.. CRrrTENDEN's
could not pass the Senate when Southern Senators
did not vote against it shows how futile II is
to press 1t upon the Black Republican party.
Are all propositions, all concessions to come
from the South and then be passed by anti-Repub-
can votes KEEs, of the New York Courier and
Eaquher, said a few weeks since to his Black Re-
publican friends, if a member of Congress, 1--WE
should vote in favor Of any proposed change in the
Constitution which might be agreed upon for the
people 30 aeceptor reject. We should do So how
ever, under protest, procaiming our determination
befope the people, to resist any change whatever in
the Constitution By this means WEBB thinks time
at least would be gained There to be a
wonderful degree Of fear upon the part Of some of
our community, that the people may not determine
this question just as some Of our autiquatcd poit-
sians weud desire. The fundamental doctrine Of our
political creed is that the people of Tennessee
capable Of determining whether it is better to sub
nit to the slavery extinctionists than to 60 with
their Southern brothers. Give them chance. b.
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In Chancery Cour, az t:aIp.,a.r.- T..n

M t6LIAA tUkcBLL, Rsbsea Purcell sad AblV.l
w Dixon, " Uriah Davis, MaEery Davs- ris- rs.
T 1ssy pyeas, william DIXON ani OthersJanusSy Rule
b-On nation q the eompla1ants Nv their
nsssF is3 rom the shasvE o eomplainaa william Purcell
Enien u nled mat the defendants william plxop
Hancock. Lidis Hancock John Harrock Nars~ nv n n
Esa Koee5soa Doctor Evans, Fanny spsaLaa5
OF State Of Tennessee. II ordered tst bIoao ~
oar weeks in ths Union and American
newspaper published in the city Of NashTii. ye1ung a.
resident defendants 70 appear b.foe or go -
eaassooro % before the second hsnay IN Fsbrusry sIt
the sane viii be taken for confessed ana ri 5en ~ hs
sA iiS ~ - .se1 r., H Bolts, Q. 4 NJ.
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The Refrigeration OF Governor Tboma,.

The Hon. P. F. Thomas, of Maryland, who accept
ed the Office of Secretary of the Treasury on the
retirement of Governor Cobb, resigned that trust
yesterday morning, and his resignation was accepted
by the President. There is now no Southern man,
properly called, in the Executive Council:
We understand that the Hon. John A. Dix. of New
1ork has been rendered, and has accepted the Sec
retaryship of the Treasury
The cabinet is at present constituted as follows :
Secretary of State, ]. S. Black, of Pennsylvania.
Attorney General, Z. NJ. Stanton, of PENNSYLVANIA.
Secretary of the Treasury, J. a. Dix. of New
York
Secretary of War ad interim, Joseph Holt =.
Secretary of the Navy, Isaac Toucey, of Connect
ieHt.
Secretary of the Interior, vacant
Postmaster General, Joseph Holt
1t is rumored that Hon. Bedford Brown, of North
War.-CoaaitlaioEs Jan 18th. .' =.
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indiana LerIsIature.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. l6.-The Legislature il joint
convention this afternoon elected Henry s. Lane
the present Governor, TO the United States Senate
in place of Hon. G. n. Fitch, whose term expires
March 4th. The vote stood: Lane IS, Ex-Governor
Wright 81; the Democrats voting for the latter
Immediately after the election Gov Lanes resio
nation Of the Governorship was read, and Lieut.
Gov. Morton then appeared and took the oath of
Office as Governor. He then delivered shor. ad-
dremi ''sl''
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ktHE Bank OF Tennessee UrRh Brown, Thos Drsper
md othsrs-Juigns1t and A.taehmen. Bill On N ,tioa
or By their soctors AID appearing the at
saon Of the CLERK and Master allegation IN com.
PsinanS 0 Wnich sworn 10, that dessnfant Jas II Lee
is non -esden Il the State Of Tennessee II crpd that
Pasatsn De made FOR four weeks n the Union
and Anercan newspaper PUBLISHED In tie City Of Nshve
Illnesses REQ 1fng said defendant 70 appear before Chan
eey court az Gies5oro bsors ths second Monday h
teouay Iol and companants BILL % the sasss viz
lie taken for confessed and the hesTnr a.
payte IS to him VIM Il BOrTS r, 4
j1nl7-pr Eeea3 ~
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UTLLIAM pRApER. oom0I,ir.,. :, ,x,r,,,.. =

WILLIAA DRAPER complainant " wfaian Jones' II
q Drspes !snn keece and John Wlson defedants-
S-asnenL and Attachment Billion motion Of psipapt b
n 5elors and appearing 70 the Clerk AMI Master nom
n oil, which to- that the
9sIendant hiSm Jones, IL resident 4 ihs STATE 81
tennessee Il sordsTed that publication he sds Sor our Tec
siEs EeeEs n the Union and Amecsn pevsus,er pukeef
N the city or Nashville, TenuesSe requ ling IA
70 appear bsfers the chincerF coaFt At sne
on o. before the s7cond Monday November next 70 there AMI
nen enter his defence esmpIanzuts bill or ths sane will
akso Tor enieed aud the set down for hearing
exparte % him. WV ~ RrrTs n q M -e
ianl7-Eit prs feeS3
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NnrIcE

WILL sell for cash Monday, the day Ct Fsruay an
the right, interest and claims th defendant, Wheeler
has under aeertan lease for the year 1851 certain store
hcue on the west side Of Market Ia the City
sad house bng knawD Ne 4 levied szssy an execu-
ton in ny hands, against Wheeler, In favor aitz
Judgment enorssd fe sooerson Es4 the 9Th day Of
JAM for one hundred and forty re ay esats and
cost sale al II o'clock en- TIE premises.
iAal6-d5s J W PAGE, O. DC.
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GODETsS LADF'S BOOK for Ysbrusry. lust re-.
ceved BY dAsSS co
PRTERSONsS LADIES, MAGAZINE, FOR Fen.
ruary, Just received hy GREkN CO.
ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE, for February,
lust received by GREEN co,
Daily Papers-Pros cents NJ 7. Herald, LsusviHa
Ioa-na cncinnat Commercial. Ealtore SUM- CharIsstcr
Msrcgry S. Louis Republican. Louisville Courier, ke &c
NEW BOOKS.
We are constantly receiving all TIE new and popalar NEW
ROO Ks ia Pager and Cloth bindings.
LITERARY AND NEWSPAPERs.
keep VARIETY Of Literary Ncwspaper which
We i supply publishers prices Come suhse- ifvo1
wou,d rst reading matter cheap
StaGfonery.-0ur ssSk % Lttsr, Note and Pools-ap
pauers Is large States Inks. Steel Pens Blank
Book Cheek, Note and Dras Books, &c kc.
Cal at GREEN 4 CO.
janl6-dkwn No 6, Union Street.
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TVHE Bank Of rsnnesu..

VIE Bank Of Tennessee Uriah Brown and others
Judgment and Attachment Bill In melton 81 complain.
anus oy er solicitors and appearing satisfaction Of
te Crk ana Masters from allegation In companants bill
which Is sworn to, that the defendant. James Lee IA non
resds d the state Of Tennessee IL that pubca
en De made Ter four successive Union aad Amer
lean Newspaper published in TIE city Of Nsshve Tennessee.
rsqang sa defendant appear boos the Chanco Ourt
az Sanesooro at the next term Of the said and answer
BILL or the will be eonSesssd and
set down for hearing sxparte a TO him.
ilnlI-E4tprs feeS3 WM u BOTTs, G. NJ
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CHINA CHINAIt CHINA!II
Grand distress sale.

lN11llA 7sIIe.
ID ZOE and splendid Silver Plated Ware, Aandaaras aad
superb Ladies Gold Sets and AL descriptions q Gold
ysEslry and Watches besides Overwhelming Etoek Of Frtnh
China Bohemian and Cut Glassware stsus China lava AMI
Japan silver PoonB Jerks, Fh Butter Knvsr Ooh
LET'S Walters, Ice Pitchers, csstors, ETC., etc
HARDY BROTHERS, Auetfcneers
Sale to 10 front hactisn rooms on Monday
morning. 2l Jan 1861, nc 10 o'clock cOntpasd .vs
morning a 10 o'clock and sysry evening suock us
the whole stock Is closed We cordially ne attention 81
the Ladies 70 this sale with promss taaf 20 BID 4 "a a.
the goods will positively be forced for cash
HANDY BROTHERs.
janIs-ts - y ' 'S s--i0>
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UILLIAM II Bolts, %

WlLLIAM II BOTS, complainant, vs. jackson Perry
tranTiIe Ovsrton, and Kirkoatrek.-orEsnAl Bill.
ne deiendalt Perry, is anosssdentof ne stats
successive weeks in the Union and Anccan mir
a N nc city Of Nashville, Tenssses. requiring aid aefsn
dnt 70 appear berore the Chanc cry Court at Ganearo n or
before tie second MOnay in February 1881 10 an,wer eo
Plaaants bill the be taken FOR cpfessd AMI sal
down for hearing him WM BOTIs C A N
janl7 VT pr sses3
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SITE coNvENrI0N BILL.

-, - "AotAaI II. 1851.
Inc senate was called to order hv ,bo c,o.4o-
Hays. " tne heV- >. >.
STATE CONVENTION BrrJ
Messrs. LANE and STOKES saoa;.,
returned the House Bill No. 3. providn,, en- vi
of state Convention, proposing sevss.i a an
ments, which were discussed and adontsd al -
the bll i.~as amended. was by a unan;r -. ~
adopted on its third reading. soAs
RELIEF BILL.
Mr. RICHARDSON, Chairman Of selec. G..
tee reported bill No. 10. for the relief Of Raia
and Receivers which passed on first reading.
RESOLUTIONS ON Federal. RErArIoxs.
The resolutions on Federal Relations coming nm
as the special order,
Mr.. STOKES desired before Mr.. Payne proceeded
10 the conclusion of his remarks on the resolutions
under consideration, to read telegraphie dispatch
reading thus: ----,-...
"WAsHssroE, JAZZ Is.-Crtsnden's proposition just de-
feai the senate Benjamin., Sdell other SOsthernrs
net voting. Win up tomorroE and, think, will pass
Mr.. PAYNE then proceeded to addressth Senate,
and concluded his remarks, which we hope to be
able to give q whole to readers in few days,
taking rs it does strong States Rights grounds
Mr. TRIMBLE opposed the views advanced by the
Senator from Shelby, and gave brief and succinct
exposition of his opinions on the crisis. zr-ve.
Mr.. THOMPSON rose to give his views but gave
way for motion BY which the Senate adjourned to
10 A NJ tO-rnorrovT aaaift = ~.
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kur1ttures Cottage Chnnabex set,.. u.,-
tFasses, Skc.
EARDT BROTHERS, Aueto,..-, 7
~ ea-ufcaJ morning. Jan Iotb tset :. "a -, :.
ma cur usual large regular rssfy s ~ s, ~, s
viii he al 2 ana INC furniture ia sddtioz "a sfr
= aasortx Asisrssses aud Izy R e.ss &
HARDY BRoTHERs
Ao1loneefa ara Geaerai Av-nts
A pubIl.
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Southern Boot and shoe FactoTV.

THNHE updergned having determined % enlarge his Root
AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT In order to ,unnv ~ ~,
possisle al persons 10 want OF good article.
AsSlng ny oEu Tannery and making most Of my heavy
LEATHER an prepared AID dstsrsd sell al D. vs-v lowest
munertye prices induosnent hcse shinV 10
encourage Hone Instead Of Northern Manufacturer pacusrI
AL Heavy Boots, Shoes and Negro HroRnnS
also,
FINE CALF ROOTS
and shoes Of all sses and qualities order.
In order to be suceossul viii have conhne NJ saes e
cusively for CASH. in ezcdHgs for HSs therefor. a
orders Dus on presentations Spend money where you can
gen ~ again. JAMES " HAMILTON.
No. South College street, Nashvfle,
doors LON Groous, Garrett & Co..
Janlb dSElm furniture Ware Rooms.
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MARTIN, " atttaehinsnt Bell, william Lynch,
- ct ALT appearing the satisactcn tbs CLERK ana
Master nat James Gil, Patsey Barr and Jsha On DEFENDANTS
IN ms case are noneside1ts Of the State Of
ne nary process Of te law on them
tneelore ordsred that pubsss Be nae IN the UBon aud
American. newspaper published IA the city Of NASHVILLE,
nessee FER four before the Of the next
term OF this Cour, requiring said resident defendants
appear At the next term Of this Court be holden the
houe, in the town Ok WaTnesboro State Of Tennessee Tho
nst Wednesday after the fourth MODday FsbuaFy
plead demur compELfhs bill, t3s Be
tsken oE eoui d for hearing szPars 70 iAa.
uary 7th, 1861.
janis VA pr'zisssa AMOS HAssELL, Q. AN
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cOnditiOn OF Bank OF SjRSfIa;;..,-. -
uarY Z, 1851, an
R.p. PrLLrFRNr..hi... :.

rrvrrs,r. TT.,,,,,,.. ". D. FULLrER, Cashier.
before me, ISRAEL J. BROWNING ac.i,v
$3.50 q sae Peace in and r cuunty cas W d FeII
49, nNek e Chatta1ooEs. Who being auv sor ratb
love Is trae statement Of the o9nditop On ,e anE On
g aesordng to the books Of he same svrrs an5
subscribed before me- Jsnuary loth, 1851 3"N'- ~u
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jAnls d&ulH


ENREsH Herring Meal stock Lard Just received Dsr
lAnia-a BESJ FEsHIELns co.
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100 s.F e.. sss Sss s:s s s.: :F, @
so bags prime Rio Csfs- %
eco bbls Rectifed Whsk~,.
~ bills Cd Reserve 90 -
80 bbls Old Rye a.
- hs1 pipes Old QtaFd Brandy. -tir-
ne above, with every othsr artei,f n 80 - -. :
also Offering a. prices % suit the tn- key me We are
'-ni' ~ =. as THOMPSON, sPERRY co.
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Out 4t4lUN-NItIAtH
- 7

Hon. A, H. Colquitt, Hon. H. L. Jackson, Hon. W. NJ.
Mcintosh. Hon. Peter Cone. Hon. Vim. Slaughter,
Hon. o. c. Gibson, Hon. Hugh Buchanan Hon.
Lewis Tunjin, Hon. Hardy Strickland, Hon, VIM.
A. Lotion, as
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TENNEssEE LEGIsLArURE.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, JasuARr II. 1851.
). Y, sIoss was called to order BY the Speaker
Hays. " 'ne hev' j. D
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Ear Louisville and CiacinnasI.

For Louisville and Cincinnatt.
Vu,Hz elegant, nev and feet passenger steamer -
4 Clipper, BRICK, Master, will leave l3EtkE32s$
for The above and all a.-rasaaie lzaainss
thtsdsy, TIE 18Th inst at COOK ? u
II. II. HARR1sONs
i.nls-it A. HAMILTON, Agents
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Fresh ArrfvaIs

EFesn ArrtVaIs
By 4
: ~ y M PsON. SPERRY q CO.,
M" BUILDINGS, "a MARKET STREET
nashville, Tennessee.
Atkt ia ssaRsELs Double Extra ylou,l.
lS S 20 Extra Panty a.
- - bags a. ~
10 boxes ehoice V.s,s-, !, 10
b. Is so ~sa essen and Blaci; Teas
leo dozen ! and Cans Sv,,S 90
~ boxes Layer Rsisss.
, 50 Z boxes DO h
= boxes Mzcearori.
- herces Fresh FIGS:
bbls New CsrraRts.
fraiis Fresh Dates.
Also, an assnrtment az eo-,-..-
Sardnss Prunes. Olive On s-s 80 any canieG Kisses
and Aniouis, al ef which We ro 49, - rl5e Apples Nuts
duced prizes. ~. % case dealers re-
janI76l 1AohPsoN. sPERRY 4 co.
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HARDY BROTHERS, Auc,,..
A. saturday morning, January IS Isel !, "a s.
- VII SILL for account Joan o-.t - Sioes We
o,i large invoice q blue and Il r1'.f T.t,
~ = nc property u B. L. Fingrcvs e s.1isf kaler,
"a S'S S OF H. B. Champion HARDY BR0Trepss c''nsni
Auetioneers and General 49,.
---- ! ~ Publis S--.-.
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Corn
1910 SACKS store and 70 arrive 81 n; On SsssiEH
ss4yV nsn'~ zs 81 collsss sassi, nr.z siasa.
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Mr.. Farrelly's resolution granting the use Of the
Hall of the House of Representatives to Hon. Scion
Borand this evening to address the people, was
taken up. ~
On motion of Mr.. h0RPHElS, the same privilege
was granted to Hon. Andrew johnson at such time
as he may desire, which was adopted.
Mr.. JONES proposed to amend the resolution by
nessee,' which was rejected, ayes 80, noes 80.
The resolution as amended, was adopted, ayes 46,
noes rs.
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HOUSE on REPREsENrATIVRs.

u THURSDAY, JANUAAY II, 1851.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at ten
o'clock. and the session was opened with preysr BY
Rev. Mr. Hendricks sesl srlsai ~ Irrsss.
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In reply to the above we add the following:

Report from the Bdne Of Tennessee, Pldaters and
1 Union Bank Of Tennessee, in references 10. certain
inquiries from Ne Senate nop u SESSION
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

III.
Not long since ! sent 20 you for = box Of oephalie Pills
for The cure OF the Nerves. Headache and Oostivaness,
and received the zane, and they had so good a. eject
thGt TtgGs induced to send for more.
Please send By return mail. Direct to
A. r. WHEELER,
Tpsiianti, Mich.
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MEMPHIs ARMoRr.

EpIroRs APPEAL; Under the existing state
Of affairs in Tennessee and the Southern States
generally, ne one subject should claim the a.
tsntion Of cur citizens more than that which
beads this article, and few good reasons for
erecting an armoTy here nsy not be ill-timed
or premature. Memphis is peculiarly adapted
as a location for such an institution on account
Of it's geographical situation, in e9nuscsiOn
with other Southern States, and iAs great eligi-
bility is augmented By the many Facilities for
transporting such arms after they are manu-
featured. No one doubts for a moment ths
great and absolute necessity for such q manu-
factory. We nssd good arms and many Of
tbem, not only for cur own people, but those
in adjacent states.
We already appreciate one great point Of
intrinsic strength 10 cur midst, ~ being able
10 make the largest and bsst Kind Of improved
cannon, and, n 70 this W could add an aruio
~ for the construction Of small arms, oul
strength as a great manufacturing city would
Instantly receive an imps ne which would nos
only insure, but command the highest respect
and since Memphis "a now talked OF seriously
as a prominent candidate Tor the capital Of thi
'Confederate States, this, in my opinion, is al
additional reason why we should begin not
on saeh q necessary work. II We DO eoncludl
to build an arm0Ty here, one Of the fret iaeai
that suggests itself to our citizens, Is to obtail
men Of the highest order Of mechanical shi
to supsIintend aid control the worksrmen
who We knoF sre identified, both By Aterest
and feeiiag,With our Institutions, and 40 have
lived among Us and understand our herests.
II the srmory is built, and theseFFiees OF
such pertIemenz a. Mesrrs- Srhn Ter and Gas
sci could hrproeursd % naraee T.. Va would
fb.r 5s most fortunate In the coHacioosnsss OF
'being soon well armed. w. G.
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Imce--URlon street, Cor. Front Alley.
EMPHIs \ ITTTLF ROOF nATERoAD.
Z Z Z Z ( I


Persons sesrous Of obtaining The DATLY
APPEAL at any station OF town On the Mem
phis and Charleston and Mississippi Central
railroads, will be supplied BY Mr.. W. J.. Smith,
general news agent, Immediately on The srri-
val Il the morning rains from Memphis. The
territory supplied by Mr.. Smith embraces all
the stations on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad from Memphis to Stevenson, and all
the stations on the Mississippi Central rail.
road from Jackson, Tennessee, to Grenada,
Mississippi. All complaints Of toe non-rs-
ssiPt Of thePaper from neWsboys on the trains
are TO be nsdsto Mr.. Smith, at Grand Junction,
who pledges himself to the paaie TO correct
all abuses hat may exist in the sale OF furn-
ishing Of the paper a. an the points above
named, when properly informed OF them.
Particular NoTIcK-Ths price q the
DAIuT AFFEAL, when sold BY the newsboys
on the roads above mentioned, Is FIVE cEETs,
and psrsUL 0urchasing are earnestly requested
b0th b. our and b. Mr.. Smith, not to
pay more than tn sun, and If charged a
higher price to report tie fact to as.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

Cur TIE WIEEs.-At Van Buren,, Ark, on
Monday, two men, strangers, sent a message
through The telegraph Office 70 Palmyra, no.
It was 80 wordsd tkst no sense could be made
Of it, and the fact leaking ozt, the citizens
cam to the conclusion that intelligence had
0sen sent to The enemy. Excitement was the
consequence, and to prevent the possibility Of
such communication as was suspected, they at
once cut away a considerable portion OF the
telegraph wire.
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ms river tell nine inches duriug thsl last trsusy-f9ur
hsurs......The weather vs lowering yesterday, with
rainin TIE eveniBE......rh EsE Heon came IN with
90 head Of ostile from white fiver, hnd . crowd OF pas
sengers..-...Th victoria arrived irorn Yicksburg.-.--
me Ltae Rock. with De clever eaTbiH IN ne once ss
usual, caas IA from TIE Arkansas river. he repHia
fur feet from Little Rock out TO ths mouth, and falling
slowly. An accident rtsa rise q = slisht alarm q are
during ghe trip; TIE enscia rsrs trfviai. .....Tae Mary
Patterson ras in frou white river she had eight tun'
Of ieas anong her frsishs..-..Ths Rose Douglass
leaves 10 day.,....Tbe Falls City ssd MOI gt in.... me
Eensu leaves Tor New Orleans to-day shei is fetfinE a
seed losd Or rsiebt.....Th Bracelet is to iesvs for
Cofumbus 81 ten o'ebct this morniug....ft il expected
hist the iuie Carl will sake trip 70 oolunbus...-..A
Louisville on Tuesdsy there wss seven feat water IN the
canal and nuinE......kt 81. louis The river BEGAN 70
fan again On Tuesday 81 vas rising a 81. Paui....-.
The Missouri is reported rising Et Omaha and ftiitug st
s. Isseph......o Tuesday the CITY u Louisihua left
81. Louis arsenal with iceo troops fer Birds Point, No
opposite Cairo. The Louisisna il now in he service Of
the Uuised States Govsrsnent.
me Pittsburs Post OF Hcnday relates The following
'aon Saturday ihe steamboat e'ptsiHs ana susineer'
held = meeting ara ~appoioted q ooamittse to visit all
the boat, and rsqaest the officers 70 rua up she stars and
TIE committee stste that the request was oom-
Piled With in every case except upon The frima Donna,
when the ~Fatehnan. named Hague, refused TO run ~
he nse rhich they agreed 70 furnish. Hague was SC
arrested By ms committee ss . ssosssi0nist
md taken to he Mayors once, where chief o. Police
Patterson released him upon his parole Of honor thsth he
-oald sppsnr a. four o'cleok in the afternoon il neoes-