davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

i-iufare.
In the House, on the If.h instant, Mr. Jones
offered the following in lieu of tine resolutions
from the Senate:
Res0irea. That f. is the sense OF this General
Assembly thar tae separation OF those States now
forming The Confederate States OF America from
he United States is, and ought 20 be, perpetual
and uT-vorah.e; au that Teuuessee will. under
no circumstances, entertain any proposition from
any quarter, which may have for its object q
restoration or reconstruction of the late Union, on
suy terms or considerations whatever.
Eas0itsI, That tie war which the United
S States are wagiug upon tic Confederate States
should be prosecuted on our part witA She utmost
vicor and energy, uutii orr independence and
nationality are Internationally acknowledged by
the United States.
EesoI~e3, That Tennessee pledges herself to
her sister States Of the Con.elergey, ihat she will
stand by them throughout the struggle that she
viii contribute gI the means which her resources
viii supply. SO far as the same may be- necessary
30 the Support 90 ts.e common caus-. and will not
consent To lazy down her arms uuti peace is
established on the basis of the foregoing resolu-
tions.
Mr.. J@aruagin offered the following amendment
10 the resolution proposed in leu:
Rcs0'zoa Ia5t4cy, That tl5s assembly spurus
with utter Indignation the proposition which has
recently been made in the Congress Of the United
States to appoint commissioner on the part of
that government 10 meet commissioners on the
part of The Confederate States, with a view to a
reconstruction Of The Union.
the resolutions and amendments rli-itea con
siderable debate, but without taking the question
on either.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17


The Southern Mothers very gratefully
acknowledge the following donations in money
and hospital supplies, and would again tender
their thanks to the butchers Of both markets for
their liberal contributions of meat
From Mrs. J.. n. Tomeny 50, Mr.. Henry
Wade S25 MI. J. II. Van Culu sIai Mrs.
Lucy White $40; Mrs. Powell 50; from
Helena, Arkansas, by Q. K. Underwood, $50;
G. n. Candee $50; c. DeLeacb $50; Jones,
Brown & Co, $40 Bon May $40; Taylor q
McEwen 50; j.. ". Page s.; J. Boro & Co,
$50; Rev. c. F. Collins So; From the Iron
Molders Of Memphis, $685. Tennessee Min
strels ST; Shelby Rifles, % Tennessee regi
meut, $50.
Liberal donations OF hospital supplies have
been received from the following persons Mrs.
Barhsm Bobo, Pamela county, Miss; Soldiers
Aid Association, Florence, Ala; Confederate
Aid Society, New Orleans Louisiana Relief
Association, by Z. d. Feuner Soldiers Aid
Society, Ttnsas Parish, La; Mrs. K. W. Wal
lace, Como, Miss; Mrs. Hunter, Como, Miss;
DR.. c. +. cambridge, Como, Miss; 7. Shepherd,
Des Arc, Ark: Black & Byington, Mrs
W. S. Pickett, Burnett, Hendrix & Walker,
Mrs. J. Lomeny, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Sam. Tate,
a. H. Montgomery, Col White, Mrs. Bullock,
Mrs. More cad, Mrs. HolIoy, Mrs. Bass. and
Mrs. J. II. Allen. Mrs. Niles Merriweather, Il. l..
HerkIeroads, Mrs. Potts and 8Irs. Merrill,
DeSoto, Mississippi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

to our office, aud at pgeseet contains thirty
wounded. We understand lta5 there are about
an egasl number I'm thc hospital Of cen Garcia
The t-lrl ON 5y,b sides prob51'y number forty
or fifty.
EFFECT ON % MNEEET.-Al manner of
living Is rising rapidly, and w- actually seem TO
be approaching absolute dcaTth. The prices OF
provisions are rising in proportion as the scar
city grows upon U.S. and destruction of large
quantities of groceries iu Mstaurras, and the
great influx of people into tina. place, In eouuec-
ton with Carayajal's army, renders q question
of some concern what we are TO do for grub.
The subject Is too aggrsyatluE to dwell upon
The amis.iCa yesterday was promptly tcrmi-
mated at two O'Clock, though ther. was uo firing
of consequence 90 make tae fact known: but
about nine o'clock last night the most terrific
discharges of muskety were beard in the neigh
boIbood Of the plaza, together with canugualiug
and explosions. The fight lasted about half au
hour, aud then quoted down.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17
I,oE.rkeers

ACAID.-Havins received authority from Columbus
to organize a company Of volunteers to join a regiment
already in service at that post aud whOso tern OF ser.
vice viii expl in Jnne next I viii be pleased to enlist
all sble-bodied men, between the ages Of Il aud IS, who
desire to serve their country faithfully aud unmu1nur-
iugly. To al such, 1 viii furnish an Improved muske-,
uniform and subsist them till mustered into service
Squads Of five or more men from She country viii, upon
making application to NE at this Office, receive imme-
date transportation 70 this city. Apply to Cspt. {. n
Reading, box l2a, p%ostofhee, or AZ tho recruiting Office,
No. 6Adan, street, near Front Row. dl42w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

THE SOUTHERN PANORAMA.-Itw will be re-
membered that the exhibition Of Prof Burton's
panorama this evening is for the benefit Of the
wounded soldiers at the Overton Hospital. The
nature of the institution does not admit of the
public visiting IL iii large numbers, but if the
comforts with which the soldiers are surrounded
there, the agreeable rooms, each with a couple
Of beds in them and a nice, cheerful fire, the
nurse seated by the bedside, and every necessary
supplied, could be seen by them, we are sure
that every effort made to supply the means foi
the wounded heroes of Belmont, would be 81
ported overwhelmingly. The panorama
serves support from its owu merits. Pro-
ton Is an artist Of ne mean order, and
the misfortune Of his health not beip -
bear the sedentary labor Of the stu
vents him pursuing the loftier
noble art. Let there be a
crowded benches at Odd-Fel
to enjoy the sight Of The pa ."
wounded soldiers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

The Louisville correspondent Of tie Cincip-
natl Enquirer under a late date, says:
The Presidents message was discussed in the
Journal of this morning in a column and a halt
editorial. The Journal condemns the course of
the Executive in bis illusions to the slavery
question. The article meets with the approval
of all ciassa, here, and unless Congress Dursucs
"a different policy than tina. urged by the abo-
Gtiouists, q wonderful change win take place in
this and all other States. Several leading mill
taTy gentlemen. whose names I can furnish if
necessary, have openly proclaimed shat they will
resign at once if the slavery issue is TO have any
thing to DO with this war. As I have already
written you, there is the i]nteusest feeling in the
army and among the Union element here upon
This subject, and 70 Is difficult nov 20 foresee the
consequence TO ihe Union cause if Congress
fails 10 rabuke the abolition fanatics immedi-
ateIy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

have hal a week Of seasoua5Ie activity
in this article, with. however considerable IrrreuIsri-y la
price, On Tuesday and "Wednesday d fair demand ives
expressed and sales were readily made az SO for super
fine $3.50 for common, nd sI for choice extra; bat
subsequently with very dscourasiug accounts from New
Orleans, huyers generally Withdrew from the marset and
only g few small lots changed hands. SATURDAYS sales
comprised $50 barrels, at s9.15 for sureraaz. and 5000
for extra while yesterday the only transaction of mo
meut reported was one Of 100 bagrels extra superaHs as
$40 There is comparatively speaking very little
Hour Offering st present, holders having generally with
drawn their stocks IL anticipation of bettsr prices
WHEAT-A good demand throughout the week with.
ia some instances, an advance Of I0aI5c. 2 Jushel on
choice descriptions. We now quote inferior and common
at sL300sL35i fair at sL51aSL6J, and choice u
SLU9sl55
CORN-Receips and stocks coutuue IighL While ,s
demand is moderately aciive-the market closing hnn as
7Ja75, for mixed and white.
OATS-In good demand, with sales Of ordinary at q.
and Of choice at s~LO5asIIO 2 Eushei
RTE-is dull and dropping. Moderate sales sLT5 ?
bushel for prime and choice
Ai-Ss of prairie az Irregular pHce-s8asg3
q tua as in quality.
BRAN-We quote O fair demand a. s3I50ds $50 3 tuu.
SJGAR-Tbe market has ruled active and arm. with
sales fuf ,he week Of fully 100 hhds Closing quotation.
ef-m s,r- - sl7 1l1' OoIi@ -S@.
'. "a, ~ ana prime TO enoiee 5a5l.e
MOLASsES-Dsmand brisk throughout. with the
= ~ -Le market Aaa at an Ad
t.75.v a5yi-.. go, e.. ~,
w. ~ y" o''''N' were less favorable
~ 'F prime TO
coFrrr
- are AZ y4'1H' 10 lots
-' 'H"' iI oHsrrA
- .9on1-S[ b s17'~'
- ~ '' me. Round
as--5 far T,-t,. $780, -n.Lt--1 "'' --
HoGs-
10 cents ~s ''
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17


The Cincinnati C0mmcrciai says of Liucoln's
message:
The review Of the progress of the war is not
felicitous, and some Of the statements made are
not distinguished tor exact accordance with the
facts. The information that Missouri is com
para.iveiy quiet viii be news 70 the unhappy
people Of that State. We find in this portion Of
the message testimony that corroborates the as
surauce we some time ago had from good author
ity, that the President is too busy in discharging
the duties Of his office to read the newspapers.
Few readers will suppress e smile at the sort
of reference chat Is made to the retirement of
General Scott aul the appointment of Gen. Nc
Cl=ilan as ge~neraEin-chief Of the army. The
profound paragraph, in which We are treated TO
a DISCUSSION Of .as proposition that zone bad
general is better Jhah t~o gooi ones is esDec-
ALLY entertaining. The intention probably was
to make a very discreet notice of the evils which
had been endured when Gems. Scott aud McClel-
lan W6ra both in command, but it would be cru
city as we'll as iulonsig,snt with the remark
about Give good generals, 10 draw the infe-
renee that the President congrstulstes himself
upon having only zone bad general in McClel-
Ian. In fact, Seward ought to have revised that
paragraph
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssEMBLE.-A
portion of Tuesday nights session was taken up
with remarks Of DR.. Jones on dOmesti missions
DR.. Turner moved that the General Assembly
request DR. Jones TO prepare a pastoral address
to the colorcd people, which motion was finally
adopted.
Yesterday morning the committee on charters
made a report recommending thst application be
made to some Of the State Legislatures for asts
of incorporation Of boards Of trustees empower
ing them to hold property belonging TO the
church.
The committee on foreign missions again pre-
scented their report which had been rcl0amitted
to them, with amendment5-a portion was
adopted, locating the permanent committee on
foreign missions at Columbia, South Carolina.
Action on the remainder Of the report was de-
ferTsd.
A resolution was passed fixing the time tol
holding the next meeting Of the assembly, on
the Ersl Thursday in May, 1852. Several cities
e lero nominated as locations for holding the next
will Qn, but no choice wa m~ade-dagHs'I Sen
tEo, y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

A NEY bLooKABE-Col. Borland. com
mander Of the Confederate States forces in
upper Arkansas, has issued a proclamation from
his headquarters at Pocahontas, Arkansas, in
which he forbils l1y OF lie necegsariss OF life,
such as meat, brcadstufs, salt, potatoes, beans,
peas, sugar, coffee. tea, rice, etc, or arms, or mu-
nitions Of way, or medicines being exported from
the State, or mouopolized for the purposes Of
speculation or extortion. Persons violating or
assisting to violate this order are to be arrested
and confined. The articles improperly used are
to be seized and sold at a fair valuation, and
accounted for to the owner, deducting tue expense
OF seizure and disposal Officers and soldiers
are required, and good citizens expected, to en-
force the order. No quibbling, pretended
ignorance, or any kind of special pleading will
be listened 10. The order viii remain in force
up to the LIST Of next March unless sooner couns
fernandez.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

We End in q late northern paper tho following
inreglj to .he recent grand review Of the Yam
kee Lifeiings near Washington City.
Near the close OF the review, Col Taylor, Of
the New York 3al, accompanied by the surgeon
OF the regiment, while riding at a high speed
over 5Ge review grounds, ran into a private with
their horses. The private was stricken down
and almost instantly killed The surgeon was
thrown from his horse, and was So badly injured
tha. be died within am hour. Col Taylor was
ordered into close custody By Cen Mcclellan.
Gen. Mcdowell horse became ~-l.auE.ad in O
wire fence ou tAa ground, and in bis effort to get
him released, the general was thrown and was
slightly injured.
The families Of all the Secretaries were on the
ground in carriages. Dr. Russell, of the Lon
don Times, the British legation, and every for
eIgn minister, were present A vast throug of
visitors, suffers, vendors OF liquors and stores,
met the view recalling the scene OF h~cuilw0rth,
when Queen Elizabeth visited Leicester. The
return home was fail of graphic incidents. Reg
imeuts were almost completely blocking UP the
road; whole Jtt,aii1Hs were s]l0u.iug and num-
ming war songs and cI0ruses; Germans were
singing national lymusi the French were
screaming the Mar-ai.laiss, and the American
soldiers made tie we.kn ring with the grand
yIou,s OF the Stars 9a1-l=d Banner" The
scene was .u UHpara .,..i Cu-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17
WOOD! WOOlf

WE have established a y WOOD g,59 3, 5A Besl q.
w ton shed LOT, corner S S17L oss. - for Wood
are at AZ n,anfi,y' al fair prices. Split or stov
l9aa Sar ssaie by the cart load Orders is va az
House Of Cortey 4. ALG
eeive proper htton' NJ KEI
40 I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17
Ti'e LOui-viIio Journal SSH Alter

From the Louisville Journal of the BAL
we find the following IN ona Of the Washing
tou dispatches of the ist instant
The entire Article repfaHensive of Camelon's
speech was sent By some person without the
knowledge of Prentice"
This statement refers to the remarks in IT,
Journal OF the 22d ult., on the opinion concern
ing slavery which Secretary Cameron expressed
at d public dinner given by Col. Fouey to Nh
Prentice Il is hardly necessary 70 say that the
statement is Q ridiculous lalsehood The article
in question, though Of course prepared without
the prvity of hr. Prentice, was ~Gtten by one
authorized TO write it, and what is more, It ex-
presses faithfully the uualtcrable views of the
loyal men OF kentucky. If anybody at Wash
ingt0n or elsewhere tsncies hat the Louisville
journal can be moved 60 abandon these views
and to advocate or p~a'liate the opposite views,
he f. strangely mistaken. The article which the
wiseacTe Of the telegraph undertakes to dispose
Of so cavalieriy expresses ,ho views Of the Lou
isviile Journal as well as of the loyal usa OF
Eeutu"ky. Tins fact might as well bee under
stood first as last.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

g. she delivery of (sg7 CD y =
VIII, s en RIID AND THIRTY sEV = clg Ter i5th
- vag lott on TourslSS A.. LInDB,
10. E6 She by +, .ree---
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17
SUGAR.

WDs prime Sugar, .uano nsr steamers
30 : 5Bi9 a5 6Fos5S5 a Sgs fof .a 5.5 By
DeSoto and bSU%' F G.
No, 81 Front Row
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17
no pay CHARGES.

- b, nav storage and o4srgs5, u ,sed
~ ro Sad IN thirty Gays a ios Of G0 : iot Of VGIsgal'sD-
TO Tosls and Household fdl ny
tiers 'o''' A lot Of Gas Pips, anu
lot Of Roofing 'iA''' JNO. B. WELD,
10. 4 Union street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

LADIES AUCTION.-1lessrs. a, l. Andrews
Il Co. will continue their aaIo CT ladies' dress
goods tins morning at 10 O'Clock, at $50 Main
street. A LOT Of fifty fne eIoaks viii be included
In the sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17
HENPHIs TOBACCO QUOTATIONS..

IOBACCO-Tle 0uly transaction I- 10 vcek was b.
a lot Of ls hhds, which changed hands on private terms
Tho demand Is flr. but stocks very light We continue
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

FE,ENER's SALE At AUCTION.-J. V. Gil
bert II CO.. auctioneers, corner of Second and
Madison streets, win sell this morning, at 10
o'clock, e large assorted lot of sixty crates
queensware, coufscated and bound to be sold
without reserve. This is a rare chance for deal
ers and others who wish TO buy cheap. As the
terms Of sale are liberal everybody is expected to
attend the sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

GREAT ACCosMoDATIoS-M. c. Cayce &
Son offer to the public a fair showing in good
things this morning, TO eat, drink and clothe the
naked Surely those in trouble viii obey the
call Judging from taa great crowd at the Ar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

CHRISTMAS PREsENT.-Eor a handsome Christ
mas present, 90 to Bingham's Gallery ana get
your likeness taken to present to your relatives
and friends. Prices moderate and satisfaction
u-arraufe1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17
COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
WEEKLY mARKEr RnPORr.


FURNIsHED PROM TIE TERCgASTs ESCHANar.
MONDAY Evening. DECEMBER l5
lNoTE-The quotations given IN the following review
g must be understood are wholesale prices, except wlsr-
otherwise noticed aud that in all cases In the dIIug of
small orders, higher rates viii be charzedl
The week just closed has been characterized by senar-
al activity ia business circles, uots thstandlue the sr.st
difficulties attending shipments by railroad b. interior
points and the impeachment TO business operations arising
tberrfrom- In sugar and nolasses. transaction have
been Of a character unprecedented ia this market whlr
-four, wheat and nearly all descriptions OF grain have
shown a good degree Of animation. and with prices gen
orally more In favor Of SELLERS Tobacco has moved or
SLOWLY, owing chiefly to light stocks and in cotton moth.
iug Of moment has TRANSFERRED There is nothing new iu
pork and provisions Begging, rope and SAT- are LEES
active, but without material change 10 rltes. In the
money market, coin seems 20 bsv. reached is eliminating
point, and rates at the close are decidedly easier forJuy-
cr-, gold esterIay being Ia limited request at ass. auJ
silver at 2JG3J T. ct. premium. New Orleans Exchange
is ItIe sought for and goes q, paral prem, while Con
fed-rlte notes rule At par.
COTTON-Eeceipts for the week f2I bales ala Ga tran
siu for Interior points. The market has been totally
inactive throughout the week. Good middlnrs Offering
I'm small parcels at Z, 7iso 71sc, with no bureul
The total receipts Of cotton at this point, from Sertem-
Der let % date. comprise 49s2 bales. against l-l-El .5
same date last yesr-J,rr-a-s this year Tsp a7 bale.
The shipments during the same period smbrae= JI4s
bales, against I527-5 hal-- to the same ds-r Isat year
decrease this year 1901 bales
ENPHI COTTON STATEMENT.
Received past week IL
Received previously I'll 4gE
GOO
Shipped past week 60
0NLNNHA previously 100 81 .2|
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

Col. NJ. c. GALLAwAy-We were pleased to
see our genial friend, Col " c. Galloway, of
the AraiaHcte, out on the streets yesterday,
having recovered from a protracted case Of sick
ness Of several weeks, duration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

SOUTHERN MOTHERs.-The amount Of sly,
paid over last week by the Tennessee Minstrels,
was for the Southern Mothers. This excellent
band viii give another concert for patriotic and
benevolent purposes in a few DAYS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

nr MARRIED WoNEN.-By a vote Of
-eas to thirteen nays, the Georgia
q "a bill securing 20 married
COlAherty they owned at the lime
NO u NAP the debts or control of
uosO 2m' = in relation to the profits
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

CoMmrTED-W' r. Markham, arrested last
week ior coqnterieiiing, was yesterday commit
ted to jail for trial by Recorder Moore, in de
fault OF $1,000 bail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

~ Planters, attend to your interest, by buy
ing a dozen bottles Of Ambrosial Oil. 1t has
restored many a rheumatic negro, and saved
many q planter q large doctors bin. It is a
southern preparation, and demands your atten-
tou. Sc sDecinl notice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

-. seesn likely NEGRO AEs 70
I WAIT q si sBs and ) ge9a WE woRSE1 a t2 e 7sa. :
Direct . Memphis, Tenn
deII3wF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

CRIMINAL CorBT-Tlis court was further
adjourned yesterday until Monday next.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17
GEy. CARCASS CAMP
the APrrARANCE OF MsTAsroRts.

lately houIishing city now looks ike o
eTard, as it is only peoplel in the neighbor-
lht the batteries, and IL the streets lust
y plaza. Sraggiers sometimes prowl
arm back streets, but they walk rs STEALTH
exec were robbers ami assassius. It is
an Is 70 approach tue town in any direction
smaf the dying bullets, and l0- fear of the
rel. HT.ies who patrol in every direction.
meni' frs5 sight. The stately houses that
.H Hs, p-.meuted tie town, and which were
! screwsCstiy merchandise and valuable pro-
| trEsenw in a,hes or threatened with de-
lIaGLe facings of all the buildings have
s-Is cd by the bullets thatare discharged
( rnsz1ie Gm d thousand guns, and Commerce
should hue of destruction. As we said be.
DHe'N are impeded by sama-Qns barri-
I WHO Is a every direction, 10 prevent Tie
t'ryi or TO impede the charges Of
TaJ--fut
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

SELLING LIQUOR on SCNDAY.-George Wash
ner was fined $50 yesterday by the Recorde
for selling liquor on Sunday. lie appealed
die sentetoe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

TIE MEMPHIS HONE FoRCg.-Thc subject
Of raising a home force ia this city is, as it ought
10 do, exciting considerable attention we shall
have something to say on the subject tomorrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

K~ATZEyBACH's CoSCERT-Auother concert.
he concert of the season, viii be given under
the able superintendent of Prof Katzenbach,
tomorrow evening. Talent Of a high order win
be present, and the selection of pieces viii com
prise some Of the finest music that can be sung.
Could not the assistance of the talented Miss
Dashiell and Mrs. Armour be obtained for this
occasion ? They are always ready at the call of
pat iotism.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

CLEAvEs * VADEN.-At the time of the fire
on the corner Of Min and Court streets this
firm suffered to some extent and were compelled
to move their stock. They have taken one of
the large stores on Main street below Guyoso, in
the jackson block, and in addition to the vast
stock of books in law, medicine, science and ell
branches of literature, and Of their stationery,
eugaviugs, and fancy articles, they have made
extensive purchases and have now one Of tLc
best assortmeuts to be found in the South. The
public viii find their stock well worthy o. ex,
animation aud in making purchases for the hol-
idays they should not fail to pay the line estab-
lishment of Cleaves & Walden a visit.