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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19
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We are pleased 70 learn By the telegraph tsis
morning, Gat ais distinguished caicsr has been
appointed to lhs conamaBd Of the army Of Ten
sssass, The ssinatios in which General JsKE-
sTer : generally held By the country, Is 4
guaranty that the army Of Teunessss viii Be
commandsd By 50 o6esr in ell respects equal
y TIE posidon. sad up 10 the emergency press
INK upoa he souahy. Lsi General goHEsroH
maas The dates Of lao sxigsnciss cOnhsea to
hin promptly, boldly, earnestly, giving to tho
occasion the fal influences Of bis admitted Inn
ability, general and military, withOus difbdsrco,
without dsIsy, withoat reserve, 10 cur permanent
RELIEF, and me country viii BLISS him with ito
gratitude, Is g vii the Prssidsns who has Abdi-
Gated his own judgmonti ia d~sfsrenee to the wish
Of de country SD he demands Of the times
EAVEENs AND TzWERRKREPRRh.
Amid the ciamor agsinSt sxtOrti0ners 50 very
prevalent throngh the country, We have boeH
surprised never 70 hear thAs Dcient and honum-
BE clAss-ancent sBi honorable since tBs asys
Of Mstthsw-af pubIieans who sit at the ressipt
Of cussoms IN cur caravanssdes and inns. We
know Of ne gresssr nHisNnes iast now thHs
CosfsdsrAte tsvsTns. To dirty chambers Elsd
uuelsAn beds, 10 Ecant and missrably cooked
daTs, poor servants, BID fres, no IRhtB, and sur
", curt landlords ssd clerks, arc sdded rates
Of charge beyond anything svsE wit
reura4 -s- EsaEu " DoHiface began.
Fdesen dollars per day, or four dollars per
neal psyshls, in all esses, in advances, before
Jon can sas . bite, or take . bed, With the polite
assurance, in word CT manner, that the guest
ought 70 be grsieful that he IS permitted 70 eat
or sleep OF even 70 i've at ALL shad& Of
STETsos, D~ELaIoKICO, MUDGR, &0aAkE,
LAEIER and Thompson, There are you, that
F0ar 5escendsafB and Disciples should bs play
ing sueh " kntAstic Eichs" to he nsgleos and
dEPanagem0Rt Of ysuF prseepts sad examples :
Csznot Congress, President DAVIS or Cover
scr BRoBYg do something for the ssunlTy
agGiHstf this rses Of vampires, whs ere sucking
tho blood 10 tee last drop Of ofissEs, soldiers,
and o6esT's and soldiers wives sEd ehi,arsBf
Can no imFrsfsnent law be formed to meet
thtir easel Cannot they bs subjSetsd 70 the law
eontIailing purveysrs, before The present RAGS
get oG 70 Nassau We ars gratfsd ts learn
hat the P aaters' house Ia AugsgtA, tho Battle
house in Mobile, the Hall and Exchange 1t
GsatgoneTy, SpotiswOss at Rishuand, theugh
net exceptions to tho rala Of advanced RATES,
arc exceptions 70 the general rule Of peer houses
eOsfnuiHg to kssp aics housss, and give good
lara, and evil astsEtioRs-aRd We ere prsud to
Eszsz5er t5em s. exceptions to ga almost uRi-
vSFsal sxpsisEes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

GUBBOATs AT AOBME-Fhe ST. Louis Re
SsbtieaH learns from Confederate doseTtsrs re-
Gently arrived in that city that Capt Dshayen
sad CsPA Montgomery, admiral, are now BALD
+ & tive large g~aaboAsI st Robas-ths largest,
the Nashville, 265 feet long, aud viii hsvo tbo
machinery Ct tho sioamer EalcheK. formerly is
tao Mississippi trade, between New Orleans aad
Matches and the TeuReslee, 10 have the ma
ebinsy Of the AlorEo Child, formerly In the St.
Louis and New oIeaBs trade.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

-Hra. #.H.-."L HE..H..
The usuz 1f ,te =-s11 o.. z-a--t
9tts Paa 'sHdsrysh ssls .tal Z sY CO. A
71sfts 81 sid- command. 81. H--z-ass csc
A-e-- -a @=y 90 aa ezr-sisa lave zsesfv
-11 Es2 Le-a -sa-- lzslla 70 s-..-
~ Pc Iseu are
aetys srsa . % s-aasa lin afaa.5-
+'a FP'A Asr4Ee A-eu5 s1lu.sss
~i ei q -z1= 30
7i1A have saaaa--a 10 Ossa., Ga Ts.
no. CAP - sA-es a15 e=a Wa ze -.s
-favoat Asaaas s7 -eza-alsr. n
Iiss s. t2assa forward al eC
'saHa '- a s-s sss u .
eng sS@ q -5as-es rt sr,1 a -s -
Hea ans 7/5lovsa as as.ssrurtr
-strfsly oa-F 71 ls sr show H
ls'' A-'.ft nrsF RE
"a ~stssrers 20 s-s a .,rus-- .z,r D. nv
Alea 81 b. sEu.ki1s f7-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

x The s.s-nsf BsEureRaEd, says the eA-
vsnRsh Rtns. as VIC learn from a passenger ar.
rived here, vas lost IN attempting 10 run into
Wilmington. Being chased BY the bloekaders,
the saptsia 6ndlng it impossible 70 escape, ran
he steamer ashore ssd sol bar ca Ere. TIE ves-
sci and cargo we're eonsuzsa. TIE P~AsssngsTs
snd crew ware satisfy landed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

@fAnerl-rzE p-As.UsF-r Tzssgrr-f
December lh f-8
SPECIAL gEDELs re So
? A. eoAAh s=azea w pro1ela tts cd
a feas-z1 tos zs o. selr.us asz.
rAaas nov sgarze- roeA ,-slr 5srz-zis M
" -''essa 20 ~ eHts szv4y 5rszE.i5a as
wa ''raz'7a 1-a into .1-pzaiss l.-.Isns 5ur-
3qi2 1e1t ara ara b u a.
a' go F-T1H A-za-zls ala Ce1u114sut C.
sti sv1 ca J0rrlou every
ali = DC eEssuisa o. els srssr
Hg 7-r-r q Lisst-Gsz EAzDEE.
GEG- WE. BRENT. &. A. gers-.-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

- Died, on lhe l5h Of July, At as real
dszes Of Mrs George Pugh, IN The Barlsn oi
AfsUmpisn, La, MaiaT AE3r5w Dixon BsEus,
iaem = Wgund Tecsivea tAToagh ths b5dy m he
18Th, IN 2 ngt. uszT D1uztdsguviro "
&sjoT Bu.HB vas about igsuly-ssveu years n
age, and analiTo o. CbsiCoga couHiy, Ga, bu.
resident ter the last sX years O. Mar-hs.i, feras.
He was najsr Of he Iss Texas leEluout 81 PSF
Hsan fsRgoFs, and was p yoaag msn OF h1s
prOmiss and no ordinary aequEereuis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

q The Savannah bspHblieaa says that the
Httlo city Of s. Augustine has given, either BY
birth Or marriage three 5riIisat guserals to this
war. They are Kirby Smith, William Lsring
and ". J. HArdes. Tho latter il q native of
APPinE county, Georgia, bat be married in that
ancient toEn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

y Dr. l. c Word, Of Kingston, Ca, offers
Ter sale in OR adverisisg ~sel1nzs, seven hun-
lied aad ff!y ssyas ef COED, Sss land, ia Baker
aoEHty, Ga, a. $40 per acre. The land lies
vel, sad is vel wstsred He also offers kor
sale : aRs and oonmodioas rssiaszes en- fhe
Stats read, near KiDgsboB, sisA enc hundred
aAd sixty acres Of lEEd sttashss. See advsr.
eiaar,a-t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

a Tho remains Ct he iats Gsorgt Z. Gid
don, he ~trsvslsr and lecturer On Egypt, says
the New Orleans PieagHSs, Of the 5ih insl.,
were lsst week deposited in Laurel hill camO-
terry, Philadelphia, having bseA removed thither
fCm Panama.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19
1 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE


WILL % sod at fuedon az not drsDersa
y s@ay aaofeJ on 10 NIeEP-EETE 1T
O'ee10eh ls7s - As sly q LsGraags. q 49,
Desir06Se Restdessca
ms s'ia f6s "s, e. :. 4 asasssed aaa Keasu F5rs
Saa iarSs hAA kssasa, s0okehsuss Essna
ises fqF serYaa.a sttblss, &c otbl D.
Ace sslseass e, o,ayssa ioaT and re aesss -s.b
- sssaa = aiiuseS esayshisHElo Is
&C., - 80 pi.Ss tgs sao6san6 los P
ost1t ier holsekeepla7.
= - s4-a Hs and plass GO aszsia..-t 70.
pow ssss@ay snd Aazsss, sAa oas-sasa
~ ED prvaieiy, yin HoHy ths. sdasr ~ hi, .s,s.
Ssr'sas "lsaias q ss ice pace vii cal on
X. ". AORaaW
a.rraa Aaci8onssr
A. LAGFaaEe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

= q wTrraE could aak sat Of he tive
csirsEs Of her mouth a the zzme Inns l4sle
wouid be 3 gfrat Gcai tEid On bsihsiaez.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

p The Confederate learns By & private let
ter rem Nashville that Richard B. Chsslhsu,
former mayor Of the city, isnow the ssiiag Fed
sral provost marshal At Nashville.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

= The Mechanics Of S Ina hsve resolved
10 give lhe wages Of enc dsy IA each month
coward the support Of tho families Of soldiers.
This is certainly patriotic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

IF ysH s-e q 9-eai -anrTsf" fsfT srT-
= AaIius, 'o-ne sed f1hs "Ii goa s
a geas genera, IVES the q ia: answer, "ma
rs come and fight y0u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

~ We lesrn that tie mails for the trsnE-
Mississippi department. are nov conveyed Eegu-
larry. The contractor, idr. ". Ii. ERen. states
nat here has been no failure IS jet, and that
shera Is bat slight probability Of susA an event
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

Etm - DRelat1ed Freight Received ssTshe
SsEfhrrs &EEresa ~BessRsay, breeze
~ SIS
TN cunHiRRhaT, box Ia Powell. bouJp
Wo93san, box G Lynch, rel; g y W.
Ay K 3 hs6dsz, Box WhilakaE. ~. W
L Ezs1d, baskei, Z " Barlz, bag; csaf p
Pfestsa, pkg z GoidshsTg, box; HI 0lilas1,e.
3 BIKES J Wilson, bexl w L Saith. 3 ~,
" DaHR, box RIA Co, box Capt y Il De
vids0u, beE L Wilson, bdL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

PIE CAEALRY RAID "A loth4 from below In.
forms Us shat the cavalry isTes thai naSs It's
sgsesHlaee Ia Pit. last Bseil Hzs abeus fsar
hundu1d strong, and thAtthsy zero zss by Gel.
Whitford's battalion snG driIisn back retiring
j. the direction Of B~aniUetoR's ferry. Celsn8.
Nhtford followed them soBD ~disbaBes, but hsv
Ing aothiAg bal infantry, aad The enemy being
neuntod, 10 c0ald not keep lip With than, sHe
l1ey escaped. Oar informari says they were
phsso5 IN t5e direction Of Wbitf0r6's camp b.
@Aitors asa ~negrOes-RalsigA Prsgrsss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

~ Would tbar .hoze uhoss fsi.h in b.f-
sHn vir.us ia lasting snd hru, eauld mee qua l.
Others e ike portion 81 clarity and esteem.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

y 70 aba are tstEg ths arple 51mpFuzs
aHd the Haass OF wealth, shctld nol fofrs
taese Vh5 zre smoking the herring bone q psF-
eTty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

HaNIEn---a BIeEILLEEs
ONH us 3ssTEAs BIsTEaLs5 . AMI es.sas
g F-a1ias ahts-m EzEa. Atd-s
DHa@a RH.Z .
fcfi-fw ANN un.r rE-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

- Gon who ends3y0g losk faresiy by
eulu@ ing plo.nae hskeIs, must lie hair-E
fellows
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

= An IrishmsE rausrEsd that z true --u-
iisman I'll u@ver iook o. l- faults q 9 pl-l.
zoman whkout sta-.ite lie eyed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19
EENN EoUss .


81 +yia ss Fsaakia s u,
a.ssai fsss q : -
= Sep taefa the laal8 9 sz4ags
- 49,
-aa sac SAP a. rh. s,- /,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19
100 KEGS SODA for sels bv
W. L S MEAD g. rC

90 KEGs SODA for asIs By
w L S MEAD & &c
100 boxes EzEzc-Lsa gl5 b.
L MEAD d CO.
75O0 lo~ CopPeIas lo- sais By
L 1ELD & co.
4 55Ls- Cream Tar.aE iorza.s-5z
1000 ounces Qlinine fr 5
mead IS CO.
100 ouaess sgiPaaso A~,7pbpo Il r ssssy
LIS MEAD Il CO.
900 pounds R5ida egass .af sale BY
L MEAD & Co
,o,, L. MEAD d CO.
1000 lbs satbstsE isr sale by
L 8 MEAD & co.
$50 lbs Cllorofsrm for sale b.
L s 1EAD x co
30 lbs Englsa C-i5mel torszle.by
l. s. MEAD & Co
2JO 10 k3slzh Bias Hiss FER ssls BY
LIS 4EAD & 90
Caster Oh, ia boalss, sr ale bg
a.ls In L s MEAD & Co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

x We are iBdebsa6 to Major Davis for z
copy Of the Nsw OIsans Piesysss, Of he Sh
instant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19
PHEO


Entered according - kst u C5aErsss IN TIE year 1863,
BY J 3. TARAsHER, IL the Clnrks 0faee Of lie Dh.
Hiet Goayt q the C5afsseTsts States for ths Horth-
nm n.raarr II Anr-nr-r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

9aAA
q EIRsr-R4 MsCHrfr
.etss rqH.Freh aoss hular -
4,s, 27 i1mg Ready = n
t,r~ Aoe Jus tie tlnr f.- ~
s-ft a ca-fas5 wa So
sa-ia L. Eq1rs sl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19
loTsE - 81 IL -.

e Very GOHFlRTA3-E HOUSE. cr1tsai1r
~ hvs room kitchen. imuzehol5s and ssrverts'
-Apriyto +. gglE4
tatQ-tW nrrsslta fr- a-Ezr--a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19
WaETEn. IsiMRnINrELF.

z 3 The Telegraph once ans ruzri. i.frFrs-.
6Bof tEzt c- read see u-ila, FOR EEssaE ~
@oeG ages given. s. A. aUWAR1.
asl9 ~ a.u o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19
LARGE SiLB 8F 2lLFsRWlRE
AE&uctTOa.


ttEEL, zEESfsaec.
p-F no-s-b-r zIe-
'et pa 1e---i "a ar ar-I -el-
Mlec 3 . D OIL -uHe 3 t-sut u-ss.r.
ata e1 very u ercr hssr n
ta l- perfect ee 500 as aa.. 1865
=. -e 'fi-- A-lsat style O. Hgr-aa1ah ~
1- ea seA. ak uieess;
1al l11es sH E nsecss eel
nr U1fee sst sr pac
: 81 -U with = SEE e-rra
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H-a4aA Eat-ra
Tree Eou1 -cffe
ssP .rsrar-e ahzs.e Is- - WrEnau
s,e ~ aarlEita Iicea 81
HnrE-rHar nH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

so REWAwR.


TrR be arprsteusf- ~ sad delivery id file Auafts
" isdel : fa6fo nsmae eAH4H 20 a.
lTs1fytw1 r. Fc4Eltree Yeas ca Eref UllaEo.
ffgr feel e. sa@ Er errrl a~sg wr4r 7 ga
ia.vEg AtlsntsrsHals ssTPsssa ID p sr4 sksrs saz
Azrss s3 ~ g wzl- @ra
81 ~<T-E ~fLDEHGFF
MEW DRUG EIzM
-llE-nE Eesalt rIraec tie
f u-ae astHaEkcel- % HliltzI ---et lf WE
YOUNG EOO-ssw FER forEse asst rzilas- ana
cto'cs =eicerigl %
DrEEgs Gaa Medicines,
EcEt Fatrly % grer ar hlsa U-a.y frls q
o sl-slsa ras ete ra ioaCta sAa-e g g.1
rs ru-1za La Mad = CG.
Atas1e Dsauber iss
Ws.the undersigned. late d-aaTatr II rs city hEva
tcag had ID olr eErt1TUer- e--ar t1- f-1--e-iaF 6 20.
Ar h-s4 zas eaa Eo-t re--m-zt -iu
ioeu oia lrirudz 1lths Fuolc - q cafe rria5i-.
and szilful Eugziat, rula7-agd lllr1EE tie
ulsiEsss, and worthy ih- saunle1-E o. harss and
pas Hes2z WUAN4CuET q EaELOL
dele Ir
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19
MEW Coos

II 1AA q otPRIFrs, nAugAstf frr pr
n Ffenea esrloeS Eisek sr
8iosa oassi.ag 80 sa-rtlgLaaas' nd -
fe4-e-L blAsG azd DEas Fsi 80 49, -
8 ftPPfN.
W6itaaal srart
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19
A JOHNSON

caisssf eoa4asE v5~rsaul-Csv.l-
= a. ALsIos, Lest 1s Cssfazl A conn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19
~sECaETARE OF 4

The report of s'aniea is quite leBgsby. s55
smbrseos gsnsrAl summary Of militsrv o..
hons during the past year. Be says: Com
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19
RRPORFB 90 EKsE VANKEE sRC.
REFAEEGs.

Tha asnusl rePorts of the Yankee secretaries
have all bssu semi IN to tie Federal Congress,
sad published in tie Northern paRess. As :
matter Of interest to our readers, we sHbj5in a
briof abstract Of each of tho reports:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15
Tender OF the ..OItve Branch,

The Harrisburg U"ion, organ Of the
"Dcmocrscy" of The capital Of PennsJ l.
wanna, in Publishing the news Of Meaie's
victory. proposes that the SOLVE branch
should nov be held out TO the Southern
people. In other words while the thu
der of rebel cannon is still ,evet bcraliug
along the Pennsylvanis valleys. aud hup-
dreds and thousands Of our Scared ard
nangle hen"ts, smit,en down IN defend
ing fennsy lvania soil ADD the life Of t be
nation. are coming up in CHASTITY colamy,s
from li~ bloody fieij, 'Dcmoc scy." over.
looking all their uobl > service and care
less of'thc dangers they h.ve sverted, de.
lber4tely proposss that the nation sha
offer a truce. arrestiny our victorious arrry
Ia lie pursuit. OF the flying foe TO eaab..
hlh 10 -cep~ider Propositions OF pes "a
which. c1rpltd' "a he l., be would VI
sure 10 telryt with scfrn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15

NBwpRKN, NJ June ~. W
An enlabors,s article appeared in the
Raleighsbsaassd on the 23d. bcl,eSsd
to be from the pen Of Hon. w. A g a.
ham, denying the right Of secession from
the Federal Union, affirm iug the right Of
coercion BY the Federal Government, dis
claiming sgsi,,st the .rroprleiy and opy
just cause for the pc, dug assaut IL
against the u p,es, seda a roegly ssssr.isy
the rishr oil any State TO withdruw IL
vi tro,n the Confederate States. aas,.
The vito and little daughter Of Charles
Henry Foster were intercepted jpsi we+
near Windsor, Betie county, n. G.
while ep.isasoting, 10 reach the Unt,,.
lines, ly - company nj Georgia cayaiay
and refused permission to proceed The
peopleof Tie county were cresay cxss-
lerated At the outrage, and stroug Con-
fedrrate Guard was placed around the
house in winch MIRA. Foster was impTs-
oned. On Thursday Mrs. Foster was
eompellsd ~ fetuIn to ler hume in Ml .
freesbote, N @.
The Raleigh Standard of tho 23d IA
vors Convention OF oil the States L pro-
cure p~scc either by Reconstruction OF tAse
Uoion or by peaceable .eparstian. 4
The Rev r. y Graves, or fii'Isboio,
\ G., who was arrested last autumn pn
the charge oftrcason TO tie CJnfederacy,
has just been discharged through the If.
forts N lhe lion. ". A.. Graham. The
Raleigh Stamiard copgrstulates The pep-
pie up,n lhe result, aud republi.hes ~,th
approving comments, the article made the
prettxf Or his arrest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15
THE GATE CITY

highly Smpor,Ant srous Morris Cass~
Iinas- d or. Sstu. IA. AGrahAm Oat
tor the Union.
The eorrsspon dent Of the Associatsd
Press d NsvaSrn, N. c., writes % fol-
lows
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15
Fare to all points as low as any route
sleeping Cars
On NIGHT TkAiAs TO
Philadelphia, new lork and Baltimore.
ry Baggage Checked Through. -
And Transferred Free

T. II f q II II s..
BY this route, Freishtt OF all description. can h,
forwarded 20 aud from philadelphia New York
Boston - Baltimore, 10 sud from any point on III
Railroads. OF Ohio, Kentuckys Indians Illinois
~isconssn, Iowa OF Missouri. bY RAILROAD DI
RKCT
The Psnnsyiysnit Raiiro. d aisa sone~et.ls, pin,
burg with steamers. BY which Good, esr be rnr~srd
cd 10 any point oa the Ohio Nuskingum Ken,urt,
reDnessee Cumberland Illtnait. VI lssissinp Wts
consib. Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas and Ned kty
srs ana Al Cleveland sah.fHskt aud Chica 70 y 10
stssmars to all ports On the North- este N lskss
Nerchatts9nd shipper. -ntrnstinf The Transports
Iion oftheir Freighito this Company can rey wit,
confidence ohitsspeed. trnpsit.
The Haaes Of Freight
roAndfrom any point In he W esf by the Peppsyr.
wants. Central kaNrusd. are NJ all times AS Pa.
voRA1,-k AS sRE CHARCED BY oTHERRAII.
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ARRASGEMsNrs TO GIVE HIN A REcEPrIoN ON hrs
RETURN HOME.

The demonstrativo masses OF Plymouth church intend
giving Mr. Beecher, whose return home Is fast drawing
Nigh pt:on. At the latest accounts Mr. Beccber ha
returned TO London, where ho expected soourn unt
his return. He annosnced TO speak ut Exeter Hall
on the Goth OF the presen, month John Fright ths
chair. is possible he may also speak in Birmingham
before leaving but this is by no certain lie
then take the next steamer FOR this country The Ply
mouihites have chartered smboa, which they vii
60 down and meet the in the Narrows. and bfn
Mr.. Beecher home There will be and dancing
speaking, Of Mr. Titon will welcome Mr Beecher
aud he IN turn will address many OF his friends
be accommodated the boat. He will be met a, ih&
dock by other friends, who VIII escort him home wher
the usual hanishasugs and fra,crnai greetings will
performed But this minor anair compared ia lid
reception the Plymouth sunday school intend 20 give Mr.
Beccbcr. The weather Is getting chilly and boiserons
and IL dan ,eroIs for the little 10 ri
down the bay, they intend TO hold their annual les
val the tuesday and "Wednesday evenings Of the
following tho return OF NJ Bcecher. The feature o the
entertanment will be Grand concert bv the Germ
and Twenty y-second regiment band, which. under Tn
leadership of Mr. Hernamucr, wii be in aitspGguCg
both occasions. With many other musict gems IN
band will play two pieces, never before perform
and composed expressly Tor the occasion anl wach ar
repc.e win novel, amusing ani startling ELECTS. The
arc named follows
IA Promenade 10 broadway. Muslcaily rcscribed
Tue las, named viii combiae snaches 20, the n,iiob
airs Of Engiaod, Scotland, Wales, france, Switzerland
Italy (hc countries visited by sr. Bcechcrl
with the "Voyage Across the Atlantic" and tho plgv
landing at Liverpool, 1t bears the listener imaRnao
over the route travelled by Mr. Bcecher untn att
gladly hears again "Home sweet Home"
Efors are making By tho management to scour
Faon stercoptcon for the OCCASION and which, the
are successful, will be exhibited in tho audieuc
room. on cnnvass twenty I've feet sluare The eShib
tion will include several hundred vews Of landseape
architecture and statu,ry.
The school room, which VIII DO extensively dfcofae
will be used ns n conversation room AID prom nAd'
There viii DO liberal and ch0 supply Of
for lle In the lecture room and parlors.
Addresses VIII be made by nr. pcccher and other
Thu c1mpetes the programme made cut thus far.
I'M nariirnlars small Lla