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J. GRIESHABER & BRO,
Cabinet Makers & Upholsterers,

A RB now prepared to execute srdrrs, ,.sesFHA%S
n in their line in tie most perfecA A4sXS.sASl
manner, and al tbs shertes notice. elsl.EtSs
Hay1ns furniiurs cars Of their swn, y , y
they VIII receive orders moving taking down and
settiHe up Pianos and Furniture OF all kinds, IRE
most rea enable terms.
TheT viii alss give attention 70 ayiag Carpets yo-
ahnE and vanishing Furniture hanging Curtains and
fistiss.
Orders sollsites at the stors q TnEraham x Lees,
Ian street sr isI Aain street. At ne desk q ". B.
killer Co. jalb-6sn
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True EIoouence,

10 that firm, quiet and modest way, which
s bis own, Gen. W. G. Harding yesterday Sp-
preached Gov. Harris and said, Sir, whatever
have and possess, with myself, now tender
to YOU"
John Over.on says TO the governor, "ehsck
on me to the extent Of my estate, to uphold
the honor OF Tennessee"
John McGavock, Of Williamson, preEsnts
10 Wm. Ewing, the Representative from Will
hanson county in the legislature, and who iS
now raising a company for resistance to LA
coin, fine blooded horse.
These are the men who are at once the Or
naments OF Tennsssss and her reliance Ia
times OF thick throDging peril and disaster.
One OF them is worth = million Of intriguing
politicians, who advise insiorious and dishon-
orable delay. Hntil the enemy has entered into
her territory.
John OveIton is worth s5,OOO,OOO General
Harding is worth hundreds OF thousands Of
dollars, and is the largest stock farmer in Ten
nessse, and there iI no better in the States Of
America. His personal services to the State
will also be invaluable.
When Tennessee has such devoted sons as
these, can it- enemies ever subjugase hsr?-
Uai0n aid -AmsTiesH.
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ReaspOVaE.

T Z. CHADWtCS has removed his Irsurance once
j ts ods-Fslsws' Hail. the 6rst room on the rirh
the top Of the stsirs, where he viii hs happy
his cid ffieads aad eusomcrs a-d aord EN- ever
facility in his psWer in bis lins OF husHrss
he atin represents the Old " Hartford Tnsurancs
Company" iAe eldest company doing business Mern
pals, and the PhoaiI IAsurance Company. No CON-
nsniss in the counry have earned better reputation
for prsmpts and fair dealings.
Fair dealing ard prompt settlement il, and Away
has batn Aia motto. J. 3. CHADWICK,
ap7 Insurance AGENT. Odd-Fenwe' Hall.
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DAILY RATES Of ADVERTTsING
r one square Of ten lines or less sne Insertion 90
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nearly to death, and few people IN that city
are 10 any better condition.
All day yesterday soldiers and citizens were
bury erecting batteries on points below the
city.
The naval hospital has been taken possession
Of, and there the Sou.h C1rolluians are to be
qusriered. Some twenty sick persons were Ia
Il, who are suffered to remain, and viii BE-
properly taken care OF. At this point an irol
battery is 10 be erected.
sand batteries are in process Of construction
there now.
Guns were moun3ed at old Fort Norfolk, and
preparations are making for constructing bat
teries on Craney island. In few days, with
the means now at command, this harbor viii
be efficiently protected.
The Petersburg companies take their shar,
OF TIE labors, and work with eherTfplnsss ani
spirit. MEDICUS.
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FRICRT OF BINcoLNITEs AT PEEtAcoLA.-
The Mobile Advertiser has the following from
/ Pensacola, the 20h;
A salute in honor Of fhe secession Of Vir-
ginia was fred from Fort Barraneas to-day
and wss the innocent cause Of creating in
/ tense excitement among the enemy.
Doubtless taking it for the signal OF attack
/ The Lincolnitss swsrmei about the rampartI
Of Piekens Ike angry bees in disturbed
I hive. The fest beat to quarters, and the mis-
I chief generally was raised.
The ez ,itement would have been none tkl
Z less, though it might have been less demonstrt-
I live, had the LineolnItes known what the gun'
{ we're really fired for-because old Virginia hsC
become their enemy.
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Grocery and Millinery

s II O r e ..
A GRzAT VARIBTT sf Wsi-selsctsd iresh and su-
"a Rsrisr 9rsseriep and Provisions hne Wines and
Superior Lisusrs Of direct inpsriaticn, are siE2y'
kepr sa hane at tAs stsre Of JOHN HAETLEF, cor
mar q ndea ald He hss lust received
4 fresh ssNsifSEett sf Ans st LOUIS Hams, for
Which his establish seat is celebrated.
N@1t the Gresery Abiishment On DeSo'e street BE
has ust eBened & ssrs with snt.ro new stock Of
Fashionable Millinery Bohzets. Dry 3oods TTimminsf
and eveTy artiels in tAat line 81 businers.
y competent and experienced LADY will attend 10 al
No may extsad their patronaz. Ladies' are iAvited
u and Inspect the spring ssek which will be fousd
supetN and attractive and st prices that Ni suit the
times JOHN II. HARTLEY,
mrs cerner Li.den snd BeSoto streets
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PRICE OF sUBsCRTPTTOy.

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rEXRs NEWS.
u GalTeston - -

From the Galveston and Houston papers Of
tbs goth inst, we make up the following rshash
Of Texas news:
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Trust sale.

,rrRzuANT "a the uower AAd suthority confeTrea O.
ne ~ fbe terms 81 trust deed, made 10 Ezs -
n Woptrerery an the alst day q Dess1bsrs ltes asa
soorfe5 is ths Registers see. In Essk Ns. g. peees
az ara and sll 81 the - daJ Of JAnEArys isois =
hch deed referszce Is hereby nade for pArtiealais
vii On SATURDAY the z7ih day 81 April, 1881, a.
q Csyce 4 Seas auctisn hsase kRswA - the Arsaae
n he south side Il gniez street. between ks hssrs
10 and II sslook A. ~ have aHd sxpsss = sale ths
followinE described tract parse Of iass tasEn AS
dasirn,ted 80 fosws ts-Wit; BeinE an4 lying II he
unfv sf shelby and State Of Tennessee snd serunine
n po,nt or cypress tree, Wsh the iiHs H Jsh1 oub-
bins marked Ne g. and rEaainE east aEd vita Cubbinf
line fortv-hve p5lss and hfeen Qsl links = stake
south Of maple marked J. 9 thence nsrth Sky
four fssl pses and tWeniy-ene t3i links u ftszei
thence east twenty COZ poss t. stake aAa eerner sf
ftirfseu acre eatry By McLamsrl Cavri Aenes south
forty a0l roles t. siaks thence sast hfy-tWe (53l
nles 70 STAKE theBse north fsfy 49, POLES ana hseen
fi5A links north OF Black w2lEut Eerked u. O.. y
P0nters lns thence esst tWeaty thr f3 feet 10 te
rest sida 81 twenty f0st aley and ikspss ssuth and
with the lue said alley hundred aBd tWeatv fl10
peles to . stake; and thence west hundrad ana
tvrentg-one fl7lj poles and ffteea links 70 stakef
thence north Rfydve 5s poles and forty links place
Of beginning, being 1ity siI acres, or less.
will sell said trasi 81 iHnd to the hiEheat biddeY fer
cash t. satisiy = sertain nats dragE By saie =. D.
Montgsmery n. sant, the 14th day Of March Or
thersabouiF In tae year 1882 fer hundred ts-
lars and the cost and expenses q sad sale All per-
sons wanting purchase said lot o. land shsut Examine
the tile snd be ready then and there 70 pay said
amount it may bring.
Tias believed % be EsOd, but viii convey only .s
nras-id 3. BRUCE, Trustee.
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CITkrE or TENNESSEE -Procedinzs had in the
> Clerk. once Chzcesy sids Of The csuraon Law and
Chsncsry o. ihe city o. Memphis, Tnesdsy. April
the 9th, 81.
Jacob Waiker, en- olhers, Comp naDis,
Dempsey u. ssllerlin. Defendant.
Il appearing from fisvl lled in this c.use that tie
tefnnaauf neufpscy Frrleriin, is resident Of
the SLze % Tennessee o. is ordered that re Co
his appearance herein before within the frst ree
days Of ihe next term sad Be held the
oud AohdaT In AavceN 1851, and plead de-
mur o co1uialuauS Dill the vii be tsken foT
Co1fessG % hlm sod set Tor hpsriTg parte and
thrt copy oi this order b. Published week for
four successive weeks i She emphis Appeai. COPY
stieats JOIN G. LANfEh,
Clerk and Hkstsr.
K rirsaht and NeDavist, solicitors eoHlDissnans ..
apfi-iarsW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-26

GALLANT CoNcoRDfA.-T The police jgrT o
the parish of Concordia. at a meeting hej or
Saturday last, unanimously passed resolution
approprisdag SO 600 in cash fO- the suppor
and msintena9cs OF our Louisiana troops, snt
express a willingness to appropriate $4,000 Z
year during the existence Of the war.
We are also informed By q reliable gentle
man from the parish Of Tensas, that speeis
meeting Of the police jury OF that parish bal
been called, and that they will be equally lib
eral IN their dona, ion 10 the State. HuTrat
FOR Concordia and Tensasi Let our other par
ishes follow this glorious example Of the gal
lant and patriotic planters OF these parishes
" o. Picayune.
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Straved or Stolon.

OS The IS o February, 1851, TWo FTLLEYS. ihres
~ years old next September one Iroa Gray no ether
mark now remembered; the s;her, . Sorrel Roam.
They in g0od order when they ieft. will live
liberal rward f1r the return Of them 70 me- any in-
.metlan aboIt 'fhem viii be thankfully received
live near the Grand Junction, Tennessee.
np.9 wfss JOHN J. MITCHELL.
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=
DY virtse Of three deeds Of trust dated July, Sep
ID teuber and November ist executed TO me By A. J
Noptomery to secure certain debts therein speoded
will proceed to sell fer cash to the highest bidder, 10
front OF the Office OF Hsrne, Ess in the city Of Men,
phis on the 22ND DAY OF APRIL, 1851 the following
property viz the county Of Shelby and State Of Ten
ne.see beginning stake point the Sas side Of
College street OF avenue hundred and thirty- VIC
nan feet so1thwa-dly from the soHth side OF Walker
street as laid down the map sf he city Of hemphii
by = W Rueker; thence eastgardly parallel with
walker street, and along the south line OF let Of y
acres sod by the said Montgomery to the Rev. Nj
Drans ass feet stake the southeast eerner Of the
aid acre Let thence a. right augles With the east
side Of the said acre lot 70 said walker street l52
feet thence easwardy with the south side Of the said
walker street 20 the n0rh-east Of the land sold
to said Montgomery b. s. Rozel BY his deed Of Febru
ary 9, 1881 thence southwardy with The east line Of
said tract the being % tract TO the north-
east corner Of a let sold By said Montgomery to r
Alexander, being ~ acres; thsnce westwardly with
the north boundary Of the said acres and the north
boundary Of sold by said Montgomery to c. J.
Deslin to College street; thence wit the east side
College street 70 the beginning; cuntaiEing about foaI
acres to starkS Female College, aud psrt Of tbs
said twenty sold 10 said MONTGOMERY BY s. Roze
Aforesaid. The right Of redemption is expressly
waived. The title IS good, but 1 will sell only a.
trustee
should the property moi sell foF enough satisfy sale
debs will at the said time and place. sell for casf
twenty-five shares OF the stock % the Memphis Build
ing and Loan AssseiEfion conveyed TO by said Eon
mr9i-in !. c. GRIPPING.
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F7~ There is a colored woman in Charles
ton who pays taxes on forty thousand dollars
worth Of real estate aud fourteen slaves.
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TN TasgagQs 3.

TN City Assessors win enter Immediately on duiy
fr the assessment Of reai and personal property,
or the thrtJnfh corporate year and request all real
eta owners where there has been change Of owner
ship since last assessment any IN listing Il
make t known immedisel5, By nets directed 10 the
City Assessors, through the post or mayors sflce
JOaN ,. TREZEVANT,
JOHN o DREW,
snr2e-Im JOHN PARK.
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DIS. J. B. EASS0s d WI. WkSsOs
NO, 300. DENTISTS. NO. 300

/ HAVE moved their once to corner Of aS-Ea.s
I H UNION AND MAIN sTRBgTs ~
where they have fitted up and fnrnish edl r745-,
! rooms sui able for the accommodation nf --LlJ
those Who may favor them with their confidence and
having thus located permanently oer their professional
services IN the different branches Of Dentistry pFoms-
lag The puslo 10 serve them IN the most akifu ard
sudicous manner and in every asonAble
/ satisfaction, both as 10 operations performed and
| charges for the same Further than this wish ts
or draw them 70 ohee, by any exhibition Of Dental
speciens, propositions 10 do cheap Dentistry"
at prices as low lower than The very lowest
BY other Misrepresentation Of facts in any
wnatever. Seithsr do wish any to mistake cur
/ uaSae (WasEon) for that Of another the i,
plane and place Of business easily found. Once ssrneT
| Of Union and Main. No. s20 fp2S d.:waw
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BOOKSS BOOKS!
Young & Brother,

bDD-HhA hAA1"S . AaLAs
DICREEs' WORKS. complete.
u Irvlng's works, complete,
Caihoun's Works, complete.
Websteris works, complete.
Political Text Bsok. By u. ". Ciuskey.
History Of France. ry q hite.
Caroilna Sports BY Elliott.
Life in the Old World.
Homes OF American Statesmen.
Homes % Ameriran Authors.
woodbury's Wrilings-
JrsT RECEIVED.
large assortment Of Printers Ink
For sale BY Young 4 BRO,
mri2 Otd-tsllsws' ball.
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DOGge'S Patent
POR SETTLING GRATRSI

HAVING PURCHASED TIE RIGHT FoR SETTING
II CRATES By the above patent, 1 an new prepared
70 execute all orders with propaeHs- aratss set via
this patent greatly increAre the euaztitJ ef heei
thrown into the r0o and At tbs tms less fus u
required tbaH By the cid style areplase.
Orders left at Morgan h Baidvin'a, walkers Block,
Main street, or at my shop, eorRsr sf LihaeE aHo
z. LEMON.
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.Ha % "a q "a -

TTAVIEG soid our stock o. Books Stationery, etc. "a
NJ H Tsds s Co., after thanking fr1cafs anl
The pubic for the very liberal pateuaEe extended q
us We most cordially ssci for fhe arm curtiuu-
ance OF their faVors. Hespectfully.
GzO. PATTIsON s. 60.
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TO GAS CONS UME 5.
ECONOMY IN GAS.
REDUCTTOyes Nv G.GS Bills.

ny vslrz NeHeury's Patent Gas Burner These
h bu-nsrs have been adopted BY the ry zutortles Of
Go1isvIle ana Cineinaaa for the parpoae OF hshtAs
fEeir streets and suhteoted 70 the most riAll
Bbsto srtsal test regards snoraing me SIC
.T,or,t sf Urht fer the smallest consumption OF ls
nS e-s fau I'd t. ssnPste with all other ourners sent
- the Gas LiEht Csnnitees % those elites Ter their
soBsseratisr and adgPtlsa These burners are guar
.sted te all whs the, fer toe following aavanta
-, lat Fconony In sonsumfti9n Of Gas q the amount
- fr,V, ts ser seat the best patent burner
80 anf frorn - 70 30 per cent q the common hfh-
t.ff sr bat-WfnE surHsr. 2ad- perfect ciear and
s.-,sr same %. Perfect ssnbustion and freedom
T-s-o s,.eEe sta Freeaom from biswiug and wlsting
- aaa su1nsn tke hsh-taiL and bat-Wing burner5
~ iorr erperieacs In tie HaEafactu-e and cJusumP
tjsp sf sas navlnE bcsa superintendent O. Memphis
rs WsrkI fer tho last seven years) induces ne 10 say
her are the bHrnsr that has ever teen offered TO
ne psolis ans Hsea BY private consumers 70 toe
er,irtsa sf all ether kinds Waere they have been in
rodussS The bErners b seen 81 Chsnler a % 's
sruE s5srs the city lamp posts IN front Of tie Appeal
sdics Union street. and Dr.. MerrilPs, On Madison
street
FOR sale at ny shop, frst door north Of the Ga
o61es, hain street, between WashinEton ard Poplar.
ABEL SINISTER,
Gas and Steam Pipe tier.
nra-
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SUBURBAN AND CITY PROP.
ERTY.

We have a number Of unimproved and elegantly i'm
proved City and Suburban Lots which ser for sale
" YOUNG 4 WELD,
At
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DIR. SPIEGEL.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
AND TIE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operator
IN THE WoRLDi
Eight Years in Memphis.

INFORM the public in general taat he IL prepared
10 treat all diseases but espec ally these which
pronounced incurable. and called eAreAis.
his treatment Of cHEsers is WithsSt any rival BE-
they will be expelled frsB the system vita ali
their and fbers say - utisaal treatment
without saustios and Wthsat the fHifs.
BE Aso treats with success aocsraiHE 10 the most i'm
proved science ~ medoiBe in Hsrgps, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Gout ophthsRia TistsE in ARs, Scr rSfulA
syphils, Dyspepsia, Chrsnis DyssEteTy Tsrpid Liver
Gravel Fits TapeEorm, Piles Drspgy, Diseases sf e
Skin Bronchitis Censunptisn all dlSetses sf the Eye
and Ear, and give particular atieHtisn 10 all Female
Complaints, especially these 81 ths Wszb.
Negroes who are Gnictse With any sf the abeve
diseases will be cured and and gsod beard and
oommodAtiens while under treatment a. the dscs iE
drmary.
Ths doeior calls Ettsntisa Of pAiisuss at distance
taHt II they not prepared TO eonrut the dsor PEI
sshsby, By writing u him. with exact account o. All
the symptoms Of the disease meociEe viii be forwarded
ty Adtms express.
ER-Omee in Lsn5W's Baiidins, Onion street. between
Nsin snd Second, fourth dtor east Ct kSin
Iuhrmary unisn street aasE ef the bayoa, a. Dr..
Spiegei's private reaideaes
Dr o. speEe has, in his thirty years praeties &C.
peciay on shronis diseases cured then with the unefi
success. He has in his possession ever i've thsusan4
piaAs, herbs barks, ETC. which be rely uBsn Il
sHre aiseaaes which ~ the auooessfal prae-
tisners pronounced incursble.
he ass makes II his espeoiAl praetise to treat ali pi-
vAte diseases with the utnest success ia shsrt tiue
70 Nhtter sfhoE lsns standing, sf what nsture.
All Dr. spierel asks FROM the aaieted is fair trial
to them.
Thousands Of teutimoaias, from the .est reliable
source. may Be seen Al the d0eter's once defe-sm
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Reliable INSURANCE.
THE HARTFORD INSURANCE Co.
CHARTERED Il. .. 1910.
Cash CAPITAL AND ASSETS, srooo.ooo.

TEE Oldest Insurance Company doiag business 10 The
4 Soath.
Cash CAPITAL AND ASSETS, q, ,0o0.O 600.
This Company rests It claims 70 patronage ne fl-
lowing facts;
~ It has been doing legitimate Insuraac-
ness tor HALF A CBSTCaT.
E- tt has acquired snviabe reputation in regard
20 fair DEALING equitable a1Iusturlt and prgpt pay
msut OF losses which zlgulremsut is gl1rautee % 4
BE- viii never divizts from former course aad leoptr
dize a character 20 long and deservealy enjoyed
y tt possesses bana SIDE means . The extent o. 4
ETLLIOE DOLLARS.
- It has twenty thousand dollars i1 Tennessee 8tste
bends del Ios.ted with the comptroller, as
ADDITIONAL GUARANTEES
% its policy holders in this state.
~ 10 contributes LARGELY toward the revenue q hs
Stats By annual payment % taxes on licesss-
Property holders wishing % protect t-Ir property by
policy Of Insrrauce iu really solid company, one
that wiz stand up b1 iIg aud pay every Just oains
lsalHst h let come what may, wi o. accomplish their 8b-
isct by applying attbe agsncy OF this company.
OHce No. ., Bank Buildings. Nsin street Memphis
J. 2. CHADT1CE. Agent.
Jossrh Nash. Of Nashville stats agent far Statss OF
Tennessee Kennedy, Mississippi and Arkausss viii
.tteni % the prompt adjustment and payment Of losses
IN his district mr3
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TuE TErsa FRoETIEE-Tne New Orleans
Picavaae of the 23rd says;
A letter received this morning from Calves
ton. dated the la.h, says a report is prevalent
a. that place that ludanols, Brszos, Santi-
ago. and San Antonio have been occupied by
q. S stroops, and makes complaint that the
royal people Of Texas are unoEganized and On
provided with arms 70 meet this emergency.
Our own private le ters Of lhe same date
from Galveston, say no hing whatever Of
these movements, ss rumors or otherwise.