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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

TIE TINE FOR ACTION HAS ARRIVED Nothing
zraveh the Baltimore SIM Just now 90 much a,
the evident purpose Of the Government to con.
unus the prosecution Of the war In strict accord.
ance with the principles and aims laid down on
me admirable resolutions adopted by Congres.
not long since almost animously on motion n,
MI Crittenden. IL does not desire the war In he
on the Governments part, simply a war for the
restoration Of the Union as II was ere it,s r,be
6tsS) co-laborers essayed the Unions des,ruc-
ZION. lh notorious aim is to aid the oIiga,cbv in
tae permanent destruction Of the Constitution and
zoe Union, the political ensl avement of the whit,
iaocrfne masses Of the slaveholding Stats the
fe-openin9>of the African slave and the e,t,t.
ishment fhrcNghou the South of self perpet,,..
ung desPotism Of self-elected class Of chronic
place holders.
These are the ends for which the oliparchv,s
war on the Constitution, the Union and the SUI
Pfemacy OF tneir free principles are being waged;
100 moving well that the people Of the South
VIII sooner or later come 10 com prehend the fact
despite the despotism resorted to there % c,r.h
out all efforts to open their eyes, the Sxn ~. .,
create the impression that the Government a, a..
United states 10 degenerating into tyranny ,k,n
10 that which IL labors to assure over thu .I.vs-
holding States
Our real wonder IT, that up to this time the Gov.
efnment has not resorted to more summary ms,.-
ures for the preservation Of Its existence than :,
mas essayed. When the existence Of the repub,,c
OF Rome was threatened by the monster consp,,.
sey OF Cataiine, u was s.ved only by authorirIng
TIE States chief authorities TO take due care that
the republic received no deuimentn Or. IN other
NosdS oy empowering the Government to deal
summariIy with traitors, and to meet their meas.
nres oy The exercise OF such exuaord mary DOVE,
On part az In its Judgment might be necessary
20 ,ne que protection Of the public interest, No
.ss- man now doubts that the Infamous con-
,pnaey OF Caaiine would have succeeded in de.
ssoying the Liberties Of Rome, but for n. .,t,,
ofuinay powers conferred upon Cicero and bi-
so'ieasuss 70 crush II. member. and their schsmes
ofoinsry power a. First Consul, Oh. b,.,o.,. -
Aone as ifes republic would have ended with
:. rhe only parallel Of Catalins's con.n,r,.v
Known TO subsequent history of 10 Cobb,s eprr.n,
'ensPiracy Of broken down politician.. ossc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

The sian AND WHAT IT PusLIsHEs.-we no
tice quite persistent effort on the part of two or
Three correspondents of New York papers to fasten
upon this paper the charge Of publishing improper
Information concerning army movements
In reply we have to say that while the Stars
information from Washington Is read daily bv
hundreds Of thousands of persons more than read
the w ashington news original with any other
Journal because IL is regularly republished nv
hundreds OF newspapers) il 10 lnyariaoIy 40 pre-
pared as not to conflict with the editors purpose
Of refra!ling from making any pu0licati On likely
10 afford information TO his Country's enemies
likely to further their military aims
Intense jealousy Of the STAYS superior Industry
and knowledge Of men and thing. in this QUAR-.
Ter, pervades the offices of certain distant Jour
mails ambitions OF being newspapers In reality.
but lacking the tact, capacity for labor and Der.
seyerance necessary to &c: up day after day live
newsPaper. They carry their jealousy In some
Instances to the point OF seeking to induce the
military authorities here to interfere with the
Star for the benefit Of the laziness and stupidity
Of their own employee. in the Federal Metrop.
oils.
Were the Star incapable, as they are of e,s,v-
iog to spread interesting news before the publi,
without damaging the cause Il desires TO serve
there might be some shadow of excuse for their
undsrhand efforts thus to destroy Its efficiency
and its utility as an agent laboring earnestly for
The maintenance Of the Union But II 90 han
pens that the Star Is and has always been con.
Quoted In accordance with what FrancisP Blair
81, years ago declared to be the philosophy OF
the successful conduct Of newspaper. Viz:
Knowing what not to publish"
z While thus cautious to make no damaging
fevela.ions, is readers know full well that No
osner paper approaches Ii in giving them the
1t
proper to be spread before the public. Its supe.
riority as newspaper thus gives rise to the MANY
current felonious distractions from its eolump.
and the sneaking efforts to screw It's efficiency
enterprise and tact down to the lower level OF
<nose jealous OF it. because they are without capa
city 70 get up newspaper that is not eternally
"putting iu foot into it''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

thMils CARRIAuE AND HORSES FOR
w. - - ne adve 'tser will sell at q
scls LoN Price me Family arrisge, and I'm
asp par OF sP endIdly M tched Horses, bays, 6A
40 nanus nlgh, bIb-tals has style ard act on TIE
assr,ns to pgrohas 80 will address, by letter. BoI
lars io' iu'ther Partou-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

n BlIIEk-BUTPER!
MESH BUTTER. in large aud srn,ll packages
arilylng eTery day, Tor sac at the lowest maTkrt
and 81. N + nTTTp1rvUvu
I've -Iooklns Tor Fale low. au7-6tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

W. TRAVELLING TRUNKS. -
JIskAxELINS TRGNKs . f &c found ss:c0fsss.s
iiosa' Ca Dss eno feokinS Trunks, We
..m WALL. STEPHENS q CO..
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13
PRO KEvILLE ACADEMY.

The next session will commence Septembsr 81
Boys are prepared for college or for business or
Catalogue please address, at BrOOkevIlie Nd.
r.. b. PRETTYMAN A NJ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

O00 EMILE DUPRE,
cSO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, IRON BUILDING
Importer aad WkoIssa!s Dealer in
FINE WINES, BRANDIES, SEGERS. SAR-
Dimes, PICKLES ESERVED FRUITS,
CON NSEO MIL. X, ASSORTED
SYRUPS, and CAMP SUPPLIES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

A NEeno- SELLING ABoLrTIoNIsT--Jas A.
spurloek formerly lived in this safe, but
moved 10 Missouri, which place not suiting
bin be returned and was in this city on Tues
DAY. Being in q negro yard on that day be
found a man who wanted to buy aud be made
an offer Of four be bad on band. Before the
trade was concluded he found himself in the
custody Of tue police on The charge Of treating
fer the sale OF negroes in The city without be-
ing duly licensed to pursue that occupation.
On this charge the recorder yesterday fined
hin twenty-five dollars. spurloek welcomed
The sentence with a tempest Of wrath. Pc
hoped bis old Missouri neigbbofF when they
learned bow he bad been served would come
OYER and clear Memphis out. He hoped to zee
the tine when Lincoln would rule over Ten
nesses, The land that held bis fathers grave,
and run all the negroes out Of IT, This sPs-
eisb Of eloqusnee being deemed a contempt Of
~colrt. Mr.. sparloek was subjected to a second
kpsnaiiy Of twenty-five dollars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

DESoTo srREEr.-ws we're glad to sea
Captain Thomas, the assistant street commits
s%iOner, yesterday engaged in repairing The
plank pavement on DeSoto street. The plank
That was put down there from Union to Bsal
bad been 10 previous U.S. when laid down II
has been left to rot month after month, with
many inches deep Of mud upon Il. The mud
lies principally on the sides, boiling The water
on the plspks, and iRsuring their rapid decom-
position. Any repairs made Ponthis wrstehed
matsIisl viii necessarily be Of the most TEN
porary character. DsSoto street Is an import
ant inlet into the city, and there is much We
hisulsr traffic upon il; council must without
dslsy have new plsnkiHg PuidOwn from Union
to Bssl, urlsss a more solid pavement should
be decided upon. The street from Real to
South lie laid down in new plank, and If it
was kept clean would Be . coed pavement FOR
some time 10 cone.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

NEDIcAL.-We cali attention to hose i'm
portant advertisements inserted in smother
column explanatory Of the claims Of the Pul.
monte cordial, in cases Of throat and lung dis
ssss Murray's diarrohea cordial, for the cure
o. aux, dyssntery and similar complaints and
OF the Prairie linimsnt. that mastery remedy
for rheumatism and neuralgia affections.
These remedies are for complaints that cause
a great amount Of suffering and calamity, and
the public have IN the fact that they are kept
for safe BY s. C. Creighton & Co., at their
drug store, Beaie street, OpPOs te south Market
guarantee Of their being genuine medicine,
properly prepared, and Of he very best ma
terals.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07
gpetiaI @0tnes.
II onoSyay,s Pins.


FEMALE COHPLAlNrs.-ho other medicines Of ths
day possess the property Of restraining those i~nordina,s
a1ws occidental 10 he sentler sex, and which are The
sadTesults Of nervous debility or eafsebled c~onstitu-
ton. Thousands Of females in AmsIiea owe their ex-
isieuce and tho actual enjoyment Of health to the use Of
these celebrated remedies. Their nature is 50 simple
taat hey may BE- taken BY the most delicate female
with perfect freedom and safety.
Sold By an drusgists, al 2Se, SIC, and 81 per box.
fes-dtEawiw
HOsteater's stomach BitteTs
THIS preparation has acquired ito Immense eelebry
aot by q very hdysrisemeuss, hut from plain state
ments Of its properties and Effects, verified by every In
dividual who has given It a trial. what tho advertise
msna Of the propiietoFs promise, the MEDICINE invari'
ably performs, aud hence ths popular faith in It's viz
tuss. Il acts asa gentle stimulant On the stomach and
subsidiary organs, communicating in lhisTay an amoant
Of vigor equivalent 10 ihst Of which The patient may
have Been deprived By skknsss. Their natars is sus-
tanned, while 1.-THE Biters as IN Alternative and anti
billion, medicine relieves the system Of all morbid
matter, and imparts regularity to the sscrstions. This
is The simple philosophy Of tho cHres Of disrrhes, gen
eral debility, iutermlttents, liver oomplaiotsl chronic
melancholy, ~hysteres, headache, eholie, datulence, etc,
which arc creating 5 misg ed feeling Of as enlistment
and gratitude In sIl parts o; the country.
Pr sale BY druggists an oealors Generosity every
where. HOsTETTER a sMITH,
Manufacturers and ProprletcIs,
fe6-ftwawIw n, "A water and Is Frcrt street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07
Dr.. McLeRn's Universal Pills,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT BLTOUSFESS. EEAD
ACHE ETC.

There has never been a cathlrlc medicine oTsrel %
the public that has gives sleh entire IS
McLeaufa Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly iuEoesnt
and can be akeE b. the most tender infsnt yet prompt
and powerful b. rel1FllE al hil1Es secretion. aed or
impure. fsted matter frCu the stomach IN tact. iA-T
are The only Pills that shouid be used iu nalzri1us disc
trirts.
they produce no gripping Eicsmess or pain BE- te stlul-
sch or bowels. though vsrT activs and searching iu their
operation, promoting healthy s~ccreticus o. tle LIVER .nl
kidneys. who viii sufsr from Blliousless. HHlillla
and Foui ssumach, when 90 cheap a remedy can be- OBJ
tainsd2 Keep tbem o-oustaaty On hsnd a single dose.
taken IN season, may prevent hours DAYS and months OF
sickness. Ask for ur. J. n. EcLean'E Universal Pills
rsEs DO other. Being coated. theT are ~taste'esa Frls
only Is cents per box, and can Be sent D. msI 90 any
part o. the Emitted states
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07
Business aofifts.
NOTICE

We havs cur new aua eieEszi Mons completed,
corner Aaa and uuion streets, and ready 90 aocouno-
este cur friends and Ae community, -enoraiiy. win
uetares sd sewing machines. or ro,ms are o1n-
venieut and eieEaut aud We solicit an to cali and see
then. Respectfully, RARorr a co.
lei 81 fArEns can~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07
Bank on Hesf T1nnessee.

NEHPHTs, Janaafy 81, 1881.
I'VE stockho'ders in this bank are requested to call
Il utheesnf, beiEeen fbs lnt md lsih Of February,
loaii an vote uPou the meudmeut 70 ne clarteI, uHnt-
aug twelve directors in,tead CT ave, passed 81 ne Pros-
et session Of The Legislature. All are expected to vots
Tor or zEaina az.
fer-f ms nay Cashier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07
miscellaneous.

THE A~MAIsAmATIoE OF LAseUAoEs.-There
j. a gowlas tendency iR ibis eye 70 spprspriAta TIE
most expressive WORDS Of other Languages, aud after s
While % incorporate them into our own thus tho
word qephgli,, Tniah 10 from ths Greek signifFfng for
the head" is now becoming popHiarized IN c-5unectior
win NJ. apasdtng's sreat hsadachQ remedy. bat IL viii
5000 ne used In q more general way, and the word
oephaiio viii become as a5mmon as eiectrotype, and
many others Whd1e digtlnclon - foreign words hss
bees worn away b. conm8z use, until they seem ana-
tive aad 70 The manor BORA"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

LADIES IN PEooEssroN.-The ladies are re-
qusstsd to Join tue procession on Friday even
irg next, in carriages. An escort Of young
gentlemen, on horseback, win march 90 each
side Of the carriages containing the ladies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

ALLOWED TO Go.-Thers being no appliea-
ton made to The officers OF the KanasOla Val
lev, By The Minute Men Of his city for the
nan Cameron. sent here from Clarendon,
Ark, as an sbolitionist, be was allowed to 60,
a wiser if not a better man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

A WrTE WHIFFER-But few men are
found who have courage enough 10 whip a
woman. For exhibiting that unusual kind Of
bravery upon the person Of bis wife, Walter
Jennings vas yesterday elevated to a shovel
and nick position in the city guards.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

NEW ORLEANS, Febuary 6.-Cotton-The sales to-
day amount 70 10000 bales At IIKc for New Orleans
m~iddlinEs. The market is unchanged. susar-ths mar
ket is steady at4H95Ko. Nolssses unchanged at 23K
925e. Pork-ths market is Arm at S1s.758ls.l2X for
mess. Other articles unchanged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

STREET IMPRoVEHENTs.-The street i'm
provements in this city during the last month
cost s2,79L, Of which s1,l1 was FOR the board
Of the ehain-gang. Tbs proportion OF ex
peuse in each ward was as follows; First,
$500; Second, $3.50; Third, $500; Fourth, $500;
Fifth, s641; Sixth, nothing; Seventh, s400;
Eighth. /
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

ANOTHER O~FFIoIAL.-The mayor has rec
commended council to appoint an additional
taK-eoIlsetor, whose duty it shall be to collect
the taxes levied on lots, slaves, jswsiry pi-
amos, carriages, plate and privileges By tbe
rft~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

Nor A THIEF.-Mirhae Haley was charged
By Mr.. James with having taken out a load Of
coal from bis Office and failing to deliver
them. The charge was Investigated yestsr-
day, when the man proved that be was engaged
in another part of the city at the time the
Goals were said to be entrusted to him, and be
mas dfarharrea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07
J. u. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
Corner Third and Pine streets, ST. L1uisi No.
DR.. J. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil
Lfnimenfs
THE BEST ETTEREAL ~ THE WORLD. POS
MfN OR BEAST.

Thousands o. human beings have been slved a life 1f
decrepituds and misery By the zss Of this iuvaiulbls
Liniment. u viii relieve pain alust instaufaue1usiy
and 10 viii cleanse. purity and heal the foulest sore In
a fncr edible short lme. McLean's VocansE OIL Lin
iment viii relieve the most i~nveterais cases Of Hheu-
matism. Govt or Neuralgia. For Paralysis, Co1tsac-ei
Muscles, Stiffness or Weakness IN the Joints, Muscles
or Ligauent it VIII never fail Two appicarirns Eii
cure Sore Unrest. Headacha er Ezrarle. For Barns or
Sca'ds, or any Pain, It is an i~nfslioic remedy Ty d.,
and you viii dnd 1t an indispensable remedy. Keep Be-
always On hand
Planters Farmers, OF any ore having charge o.
horse, viii save money By usiuE MrLeau's volcanic OF
Linimeut. Il is speedy and luislldle cure for Sails
sprains, Chates, Swelling. Eameness. Sweeney Sores,
wounds, Scratches. or any external disease. Try 90,
and VOC viii be convinced.
Oh. J. Il NOLAN. Sole Proprietor
st.. Louis. Missouri-
For sale in Memphis b. A. s. MtEsEIELp a. CC-f
aiao 81 6. ". JONES 8 CO., and WARD b HcCLAL
LAND. ~
G = rooaE-....9. EALsrs1B -. Bsssg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07
Commercial GIatters.
DaILr Rnronr or THn maRKET.

DAILY REPORT or THE MARKET
TuAsrsHED FRoM rHE s~rEReukErs, EXCHANGE
MEMPHIS. February 2 1885,.
C~OrrOE-withs further sdTaucs is u~p-river frsishts
aud q great eimeuliy in eheetins shipments, the msr-
kat va usuia quies yesterday, and barely 1900 bales
found purchaser, prices being generally unbalanced
The sales WIRE s5alss At g. 10 ate. sat Z Is at7K,
81 at 8. 60 stss, II at 8. a StaX, $50 at o., 2o1 At 10.
n II ioK 81 ti0s. sas at l0H. IS at Ios. 90 Al fok, s
stl08, itl stII, - uN, fs atuE, 4st Ifa, - at
MEMPHIS COTTON QUOTATIONS.
sosd orainsil.. sxS : Coca NiddIias..ilK@us
Low Miadlins.- sk@io siaalins Fair--ilk9i2
ToBAcco-In active demand. with sales Of ~ bids.
including IS bids Tugs TO fair leaf at &c round, ist T.
ats, 1 stss, sat- g.. ? atBs, AT 5 , at ~, l att
2 atsH, and 5 at &C. We again quite;
MEzPHIs TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.
Lugs...-w.......... @5k
Inferior and Common LsaL.-.."-.~."-.t @sk
EAr' "ss@ss
Fiue
Choice and Selections. az
~FLoUR-The market is unchanged. Stocks continue
ample. with sales yesterday q 20 bfS ~supsrhne At $3.50.
50 q fa-s. 50 at $3.50, i5 ane At Sass, 50 DO At sAD.
50 ct sf7s, 50 do at $40, 20 extra at ESQ, and 80 TX
at ST.T5-an from ieves.
GORN-The market Hctive and prices are irregular.
sales from lsvse Of i5o bags at Sc, $50 at Sc. so at
s., $50 at BT4. 25l and 1856 at 81, Io At eOo, aud from
store, 900 bags prime white st 65o.
oATs-sales yesterday at from lsyes AZ f2H@45o for
common and so855s for good black, In lois, from store,
HAT-Nartet quiet, with occasional sales At $50 for
timothy in lots frsm lsvss.
0 L ~NRATs-Contiuue in good demand and Arm.
Sales yesterday at The outside figures Of quotations.
B-AoON-Martet quiet. No wholesale transactions
reported yesterday.
L~ARD-ssles yesterday at tosisNe fer bh and ,e. in
lets from store.
MISS B~EEF-sales p brls At 90.
msrket Is moderately selVe, with sales
yesterday st Sc for fancy, 7e for prias, Sc for choice, and
sse for extra e,aFiaed.
o~oFFEE-salss yesterday Of 40 sass at ise. II at isN,
aad 81 al I4ze.
M-oLAssEs-salss ia pkss at so852c.
P~OFATOEs-salss 50 bris Al s2.4O, aud 50 do al 81 %
y bn.
-APPLEs-sales yesterday Of 50 srls at 81. and 50 do
at SAGE.
CORN EEAL-sslss from store OF 60 bags at zoe, and
100 At IS 2 bushsl.
MDEs-Fim and IN demand, and We again quote dry
1Oe dry sllted Sc, green ssrsd SC. and green &c
PouLTRY-ssiss at se.769ss q dozen for dressed
dickens, and dressed turkiei s5c9el.s5 each.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

NorIcE.-The committees Of finance and
srrangeHents, for the toreh-light procession,
on Friday evening, are requested to meet at
P. B. Lees Office, over the Gayoso savings
institution, this morning, st 10 o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

PoLIeE ARAEsTs-During the month Of
January the city police male 673 arrests
which resulted in the infection Of fines to TIE
amount Of 1914.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

CoScEALED WEAroNs.-From Eve to fifty
dollars is charged in this city for carrying
deadly weapons bid about the person. W..
MeMsbsn paid fifteen dollars yesterday for
hat kind Of indulgence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

AILOwAEoEs--At its last meeting the City
Council made the following allowances: To
the stsuben Artillery, $3.50, Washington Rifles
$3.50, No. : Gre company s155, No. SIS ditto
SIS. salary 10 police S4,767.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

PosTroNED sFEAKING.-Ths intended speak
ing last night, byR G. Payne, P. B. Lee, and
Hon. c. E. Sinclair, which was postponed On
account OF the bah being engaged, will take
place tonight at Z o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

wAsH1EaroE, February She Secretary Of the
treasury, IA taking sedon With regard to The sbFtruo-
tion OF the revenue laws hy the collector Of New Or
leans, has au.hsntiosliy stated that the laws viii be en-
foused to the greatest extent practicable, and on a union
basis,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

wAsHINCToE, February e.-senAter Chase, Of Ohio,
expressed particular Subtraction with eI-Presi1ent
THEIRS speech, AID said be and most Of the other COM
m~issioners are willing 20 follow where virginia leads,
High hopes ara entertained OF the safety Of the Union.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

ILLEGAL LIeuoR SELLISe.-H. Becker was
yesterday charged before Squire Horne with
selling liquor on Sunday, and also without a
license. As bis grocery is outside the city
limits, be vas held TO answer the double
charge at the approaching term Of the erini~
peI ror-~F
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07
a Valuable Cotton Plantation
FDR &eFkEs

T7HE PLANT ALTON belonging to the estate
4 Of Tho. G. 9renshaw will be sold At pubhc 80
sale, on the premises, On the 18th FEBRUARTF~
next. -
Said Plantation Is beautifully situated IN the southern
psrt Of Coahom0 county, on the Mississippi river, h1v-
rnE q good landing both in high aud low water also,
well protected by lsvee. Il has On IL q good Dwelling
House. Gin. Mil, Cabins, ami 81 other necessary out
houses. There are about 1881 acres in the tract, and
upward q 800 acres in 3 high state Of cultivation. The
Plantation sdjoinsfast Of Col. Y. @. chambers and il
one Of the best and most desirable pisces in tae bottom,
situated ia 4 peasant neizhh0rboed. etc.
TR~RKs-Sl5 600 cash, SIC, coo Octoberi, 1851, $4,000
April T., 1881. and balance October /, 1852, with bond
and good security for deferred psyments.
Also, a. the same time viii be sold the Corn, Farming
u ensils. Stock Mules. etc, belonging TO the place
At the same time will be hired out hfty-seven likely
Negroes, belong ng t. the estate.
B.-The Plantation will be cleared Up, and several
hundred acres bedded up rssdy 70 plant.
B. 2. sAUNDEhS, Administrator, ETC.,
js25-tfebIT H. CrenshAw. deceased.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07
BANK OF WEST TENNESSEE,

MEMPHIS, Eanuary 81 1851.
Aha-e vn - an eiecdan held a. this bank on EoN-
nAf' he sh day q Earch Eert for Diresiars, to serve
the snsuiag year.
Ia2l-tf pvv Nay Cashier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

RUEAwAT-TweHty-thrse persons ran away
from the chain gang during the last month.
That is over niss and a bali per cent. Of the
whole nua Der committed during that time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-07

THz GAANNATIcAL ExPEDrrIoN.-Ws stat
ed q short time ago that the mayor Of Memphis
was travelling in Mississippi in search Of the
feminine to the noun mayor. The Holly
Springs, Miss, Herald in a paragraph refer
ring to the same journey, says; "If reports
are true, ths mayor, during bis absence from
Memphis, made a strong and telling Onion
sPeseh in a certain nslghborhood, not a thou
sand miller from Holly %spEings.n