davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

NJ Tomorrow -CTe3nesaag there viii be a
second grand Opening % bsGiss' CoazB At OTIS
d Co. stwo hundred aad nineteen zecond street,
adams Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07
J0IlN 4. Dickinson,
tof Ioswins. Kyl
New City Carpet Store,


50. .sE sooaa &. IEIFHA IEFN
wEroHrUE SO deaisr b ever deocrpa1r g
1 CarfeLinE sra Hou@ ~Fuz1L1li1E &oode 81
dusfvfif. u bceIltt or ca=1 o. m41llacr1er
and L~1lorarl Es fcEa inrR ans vel -
lrc.@l and FAl .ea~osaoae pl1A =
oesh 1uTers. ert ccts q Qart e. lol9TH:
A1tar7r lct 40 4lfe Daetsi
Mg5l1a Hqts Lrgt-es L Ez1a l17<
nv dos IatfSlrr ln111 lAi Two flT G4M
Wool 10; Heap ana 4al1 Gcs lz- and Door
Mats Il Ersat variety Aocale a-l 6an1 cur
tain paInast 81 Hae ana Mo-slee I4Ee-1
Co.. Canton CfCEls- Ntae aud N4pper L9thef
Floor Oh do. $40 j fest WHO STAIR anc TABS
OF Co. EocklnE- Lzusssts trulno 49, felt
Cofhs. Lace aild 3-sll CnETllu5i Hl11oE
Edades- Eue aud 0rren Hollands Ml1uow
C0rnires. Curf1iD Bands ana urtan sNtlee
aud q variety of gods TOO E~u-4ofqu2t2 mc1-
ton. a competent
U~PHoLsTEzE7
To mahs sud lay carpets sGd hang curtsir1a11
vInan-- enran< nGTflm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

governor Morton, 0! lndihnei y
slecsot and IS reported oosy upoN
bis meesge Tor the extra session Of tne
redslatus. which cOaseass on tns
re "a instant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

sIAED-We annou=ce VIII
this eloquent Christian gsl-
- Memphis daring The pneseut
I1f as. bach n necify next sunday
enrouraq7EN Of the feelings
neIssof his Northern elhrFi
siase saa VIA whom he consulted %
de 1af7nests o. ne ehureh, &c Phlia-
rhat convenron naed itssye shove
staa@ nna rranaiees. Is srtlons
cosmapontan-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

By THE PREsIDEaT or rae UsTTE8

By THE PRESIDENT or TEzE UETEFD
STATES or AaERzCA-A esza1A-
TIOE.
WHEaBAs, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, during the year (hich is now com
ing to an end, to relieve ogr beloved
country from the scOCrEs or civil wAri
and 50 permit US to secure the blessings
of peace. unity ana harmony, With q
great enlargement Of civil liberty.
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father has
also, during the year, gracIously waited
Is from the cruelties OF foreign war, and
pestlenee, and famine, whileour grams
ries are full Of an abundant season ana
WHEREAS, RightsogsAess eNalts q
nation, while sin is a reproach to any
Now, ~theHsfore, I, Andrew johnson,
President OF the United States, do hereby
recommend % the people thereof the first
I Thursday of December as q day Of va
tional Thanksgiving TO the Creator OF the
I Universe for these dehverances and bless
ings; and / do further recommend shat
on that occasion the whole people make
I confession Of cur national sins against
! His infinite goodness, and with u heart
and one mind impiore the Divine gui-
dance in the ways of national virtue and
holiness.
In testimony whereof 7 have hereumto
set my hand, and caused the sealof rse
United States to he afaxcd.
Done at the city OF Washington this
25th day of OOtOhCF, in the war of ouT
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
~eKX=dye, andof the independence Of the
eailetieth.
Ened NetIQHNSON
TIE MAsONs or HE-ErHr ADnH
SING THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE NoErfr
ThesMasOns of the North are about tore
ceive Q distinguished committee from tn,
capital of South Carolina. The MasOni,
fraternity Of Columbia have chOser
Brothers VIM. Gilmore Simms and Rob
ert Bruno commissioners to represent {,
their Northern brethren the distressed
and PROSTATE condition in the Masonic
3 lodges Of Columbia, where they weri
once 30 numerous, strong, powerful ans
active. The working implements Of thi
order have nearly all been destroyed By
ruthless war, and the lodges generally
are In a most helpless Condition. Thi
3 brotherhood Of the Northern States, it ]
hoped, will extend the hand Of welcoml
70 these two eminent members OF tn
: fraternity. They viii take their DEPART
? ture for the city Of New York In tn
steamer OF Thursday.
SOLDIERS AND GOVERNMENT LAND
An impression prevails somewhat ezten
l sively that all soldiers who have beeI
l honorably discharged, are entitled to on.
hundred and sixty acres OF land as
| Government bounty. This Is q mistake
/ Any person, soldier or not, can havetha
amount Of land by an actual setuemen
. } HhC-uaF nFfd w1r-z4Ntnu faFs Ezrr Wrau-5 q
only the cost Of entry, survey, etc. Thi
I right is acquired under the Homestea,
Law, and Is not based O mihtary service
Is Is designed to proyidea home for ever,
industrioys citizen, and to encourage III
settlements Of tAe unGcupied territory Q
the Government. 1t may be that Con
gress viii make special provision oflend
for the soldiers, 59s II 30, actual setglc
: meufs VII most likely BE g c-o1dh1on
q whatever other advantages ars offered
GIRO DeptacrGt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07
FrNANoTAL MATTERs.
orrIcn MEMrnIs nAIIy ArrEAL.l

OFFICE MEsIPH1s DAILY APFEAB,l
November ,, 1850.
Currency eontinsesi IN nall supply. The oircT-
ing OF Cotton Bills yesterday were not heavy,
Huying rates are ! per cent. discount, but rather
weak at this rate. Northern BANK notea are
qaoted At 8 per cent discount We notice sales
Of 500 IN gold A. SC
Uncurrent HeneT-
The supply 70 ssil unsqnai % the demand g
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07
GEORGIA CSNFESTEOs-BEaRA-ZE
EnoM ERE. EnENEDE.

" TO HE EzceUs4cy, Aa0rHc johnson
Gan il going on well. The Conven-
ton has passed the following Ordinance
An Ordinance to repeal certain OIGi-
nances and resolutions therein nell
toned, heretofore passed by the people
Of the State of Georgia, In Convention.
We, the pcopie OF the state OF Georgia,
III Convention, ut oar seat CT Govern
ment do declare and Ordain that the or
dinance adopted by the same people i'll
Convention, on the nineteenth Gay oil
January, eighteen hundred and sixty
one eutitIed An Ordinance to dissolve
the Union between tie State OF Georgia
and the other States united with her,
under a compact Of government entitled
the United states Of America. Also, an
ordinance adopted by the same, o. taa
sixteenth day Of Msrcn last ei5Tesa-l,
entitled Az Ordinances 10 INDEPENDENTLY
the Con5tiiutsoa OF the C9n.ode-l c
States OF America; ana, aisos al oll-
IA aHd resolutions Of the same,
adopted between the sixteenth day o.
January aud the U7veDty-iOurth asy Of
March OF the same year aforesaid, sab
verslve OF, or 9nEaSSnisuo 10, the clvu
and military authorities Of the Govern
meut Of the United STATES Of AIaaIca-
under the CONSTITUTION thereof; and LLs
seine arc hereby repealed.
Signed,
'HEao-uEL y. J94Sa0S,, Elcsc
aAH AULH-N-m. n Hra nUTl .Nra.s ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

. s-Wc have some further "details
~ ,...r,hoie otcurrence Gear German
- tbia 8 band Of mon asalsea
- Harrison. two niles south q
- 7boy tsaoczea violently a. he
Tsssos daEcoasaitation ~ Tie part
,mav vas ta1ovn apsn. and 2 son q
exportnla ssthtla maraudr
-.-- them, fred h4s pistol =
- rsl1nd dpon D sen Obese
Brtan. Of caaier1ilsi $50 nre
ana youDg Harness Eas 40 ieieAs
the bousia His nther ruahed toA
snk while stooning ever ats proslrs
eelrsd q bullss "a tbe foseasad' which happs
- coward iu1icane q painful but not 4
ssnr.ses sgunA Brosn IS sstd % be dead
and. oeoezts there sero no hops tasl
-ognr Hs< eoa weaiS survive We are ne, =
poz so1oa naric1iaFs ancientiF e1pAat Z
rcnrsro iF5u dsaSpaaNoas Fpoeery
prohab.- fezlae moHFe, bq'
1911 that q EriT3a n Ha4irpafNin
usA porse IN tho present ausarid ooaaiiiol
0tascounsEy than thie'1sh burglary psSmf''
"a act
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07
. so

CoCxTERFEITERs-Hev II. Smith, Of
Aatetea, L. L, Depnly Collector oflnter-
nal Revenue, wilhelm thediseharge q his
duty, during tis past month discovered
at Mofpeth what he Supposed to be,a re-
treat for countorfeiters. lie last week
communicated with Superintendent
Folk, Of the Brooklyn police. In the
place were found dies, stamps, ete., hid
IN tho CELLAR and it IS reported nun
dfed laossaaa doslars in fractional cor
rensg Two Of TIE eounterfeiters were
captured ans twosceeaped.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

WAgoNs-The public are notified OF The fac.
that H. u Trest, hns established, as a branch
. hisbnsmrss. a wagon factory whore those in
neea ofvfhieIes can be supplied wifhthe best.
de also has on hand nl kinds OF agricultural
imriements
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

FNTE have n complete H.nder a1t rFidflar
~ once attached TO cur e~fcHiisnfs
managed Dy competent aud Expert W~oEzuien.
Henry i. Farmer Johnny Hcar1.n r-r
always be found ina the Musical nenaunent
NJ. n C0wperthwait, foruerlr Or the GIn 81
j.. C. Kirk Co, may be found with gs. ulitsf
De viii De happy 10 meet his Old friends s1t
patrons. ndF5-hr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

gEA great point with young men is a dash
Ing and elegant hat D new fan and winter
styles Al wheatons, ls3 Main street are com
mpntcd 20 tnelr atuenuou. uov7-lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

REr1slO5 or CAsADIAS TRADE REC
UIAToSs-Secre.sy acCollochhashad
under consideration a revision Of the
trade regulations Ds.weep the United
States and Ca1ada. The circular en-
5odying the regulations has beon issued
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

THE PRESIDENTS MEssAeE-Presi-
don't Johnson has boon engaged, it Is un-
dersto9d % his message, in which he
WIZ argue p ieagtb bis v.ows on negs5
aafe and Otbg questions
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

90 ma plot and wateansus cap al whoa
tons, ~ Maia street. novs-I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

EUSCH-A fine lunch viii observed at Franks,
on Center Alley, near Madison street, his morn
Ing al ten o'clcek. Frank VIII feed his friends
generously.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

TUESDAY, Eov. z-Impors or yesterday, as
coplsd nom tie books OF the Merchants "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07
rs.

1E9RRgg ASD cEvcCvv4TI PAcxEr
o caiao, ErnnsvfiIe, Louisville aas
CiaclaHasi.
DTIFrON -FnAsKE-Erv msster
1lsadid passenger PACKET
TUESDAY, Hh insl-, stt O'Clock &. a..
Iur Le.rnr Or passage apply 10
ESOCR TAYLOR Aaf.. at Front 81.
LARRY IAIAiSTAD. Agent.
Jeneson street.
RESULAR MEMPHIS AND VICRBBUHG
PICKET
For Helena, VfeIssburz usia tae Bends.
DIS IS Haignt, Master.
I3s rerdid 1seaeo pocket IT,
viii leave ior ths allea
ftr DAY. 1hiast, a. SPIN. ~
Tor lreiglf or Uqssqea aao1v ON foq-f r- q,
LARRY uNBIsTAD. Aeenf.
h'' Jefferson street.
REO CLIR TrESDdT P4cKET
Esr Eaeiciia- DuiaI's 8luT aud Jackson
pnrt,
Maklhg 7se couneeti3na at DlvaIis BIuf with
Railroad for LITTLE Rock.
~ Davis, Master,
ane asense steasnc-wiu
THIS DAY.7th inst. az B7
FOR ifei41t or pts.ae. apply on board 0rf1
LARRY HAltNSTAD. Agent.
noy!-lt d J~elerson street.
EoF Evansville, Louisville end Gin
eiunan.
No4&AN ,. Cox. master.
I5is aa p2s.easer packet VIII
THIS DAY, 9TH iust., IA, s o'clock 2
For ir'is4l Or asase appiy ON board or ta
JAMEST BOURNE co, Agents.
Na- EJenerson street
MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PAcEEr 90.
For Cairo and -. louis.
ADAM JACOBS --.. -.--. Rowland. master
lhis srlcadid passenger packet
A NL a.N.H. Na ||UNna
nus DAY, 9TH inst. ats E-n
For freight or pssea gFpiy 90 board or to
II. Pgsa. sseEs noy7lt
ATLANTIC ND HIySEsgTPPT sfsRIP
co-H1- i-t.S lLiL LINE
FoT V~icEsbgrg, Satesiez and y. Orleans.
LENIATHAE ---,,. -.~-.. Carter, master.
II,l. aioaaid PaeEat viii leave as -s
WEDNESDAY s;h inst. at pm
Tor ti7lshr or p'ssasg apply On board Or 70
noy7-eg "a Front street.
Fer Watches and New Orleans.
LIZZIE " hltalaw, master.
TINS splendid passenger packet e.
THi5 DAY, the 7ta instant at O'Clock pun.
t'E ifs'sa' 4 PffS2g9 4 IRRfly t9 on ES sr q 70
rev L Jensrs5n Street.
lLCIRHLS IND ARE RIVER PACKET CO.
Tor Pine 3lunand LIttIc Rock.
GUIDON --.Jenk Brown. Csptaln
aIIs sn-eacia passenger packet SIS
WF5sS 5DES ~ instant ,t- o.s75.F@S
49,
TGT gilS Osto
--4-rf -sCL
t1o-eLa2n etLeet.
REGULAR WHITE -RITER PICKET
Tor Duvai's RluE. EisfIe Isa River md
master
Ts-s rro r4ssar-.- rrsar,s- vgm w-
cave r4- % no. 1w-
T-Efs DAY tb inst ~ z O'Clock v
For r--r1r I'D re.se-e ar-iv -, ios-r -+
JANIS =. GOCfSEE G1- Agents
emerson street
REggIIE LEEITpVTQ I'M Cy-Cgsvr TT
EICEET
49, -T
-' A'n-ssttie ar
~
H-LNLH LAKE JcN TooD, master
ta- aas.oose- pacS,5 Leaves -T9-a
~ 1sT .io,, 80
For relgat o. gea aFr.yto
A--JI4 &Si1L5 AEss
r-.yarsrosaa asv,r
AtcNuf nasief.
ms elegant PASSENGER s5samer
WY TspAT, sa in,,ant. t5p7T-
Foi irs-aus or ras-zs gnT.r Oh BOARD or 70
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

EE Ladies. go % Wheaton, and examine his
splendid Stock ofuufs. cuffs, victorines, capes,
and wlnterridng caps. nov7-IT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

EE Tomorrow Wednesday, there will be a
second grand opening Of Ladies' oabs, at otis
& Co.'s two hundred and nineteen second
street, Adams Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

e. T0-morrow "Wednesday there will be a
second grand opening Of Ladies' Cioaks, at Otis
& Co.'S. two hundred and nineteen second
street. Adams HlocE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

rsf rrer a are lnloHued thai The
rekcenE 80. ~ - our rsflroeds eEacted
eash taaf Il saal - - 49, - AL- This is an impos-
tianz our ode1as t.5nf,r, e sgsard AZ fnjurg to u.
ton IS caaff1aal4 u maj - 49, Tao news yenderz al
fa1 q 5ss5e5v ar,ins fs r..or-sre. root Of one hundred
-- copy. and Il q our
hfeAF Mar 9ERztsd FOR more weNil
7tsun-D onaslsiz cnaatcd q Us II this tnpoz-
Amuna The s-anfS plte may andeavor 10
~ and 4e4lg came up q & homes +urears-
lIea. e1sn they gravely lnsn4
qs4 - a.risa arofar,s-@ GEEA1Er0wE.-A
s rs.Sss arsd ssrersl sba.s 49,, created agsneral
seufFslabe srs woundinv on.1rl atty Of German
oesRura In a. ueleo II, -. h0ase OF q Mr.
Il srau1del 49,. rI. insultsd, and
hs4fl4s-en aboutf5 \ besa 80 - arns ooanenoed
rr ~ narfeS h.ra ates 5ots. wasn Mr. Harrl-
ndins che ofle braEl
AID MExpHIs Rss,smaee ~ Harrison
essafsc 81 viaa ~ nd h1 fstaer very
- lhs -. - -. ..r.r.z cd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

6renos 70 past Gtnclccs
Eatt1 b short ard nunezops
CErECH.l
fComm.
y. PACE. tArrangemoRt-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

ROSE HAMILTON muster.
This sWiG rCnning srgeamer win T
leave as above on 1
THCRSuAl. the etb Instant Of 5 nm.
Fgr freight OF 500 OF Go hes lection apply
10
J. SHIRLEY. agent,
uonTH Al Hart and Cos.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

Eor EsrusyiE9c e-sa louisville.
w. T. MOOuN@ ARD RIP. Woodward, master.
Ilis elegant End swim steamer IT.
WIZ leave rs above on L
WEDNESDAY,, the 3th instant. al 5 pm.
For1reight OF passage apply 0n board orto
+. 81. UNISON. agent.
now Il 2-5 Front street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

Weefher afsd I~lssiness-
weicarn from tho 6ficefs OF no Belle sfer-
phis TIE Eraztyins nesss that the river L. rising
above, vita taEee and a hair feet hence 70
( Cairo, aud four feet thence to Louisville.
Freights ere 7aihef duli in consequence OF the
new crop ef cotton having been principally
bro1ghfin.
Tho Lower Levee presents a bad aspect owing
70 theh eavy washes, and u our city authorities
can afford II, they would do woilto pay aiten-
s3on "a mo same.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

NOVTNfI3IER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

REGCL4E NELIR9IS 6ND CLNCEyv1Tl
E4CEET.
@o- Cci-os Evausyfgie. Eorisgfile ar
CEuci1uatt.
SILVER LAKE .-~.- JoRS IooD, master
las ta- aaF'oCser parSe5l Leaves Ta
-qr the lrrra s1
Ea4s ,Ftfi lost rt ;. N.
Fog -relgat % pee=a-s 1@r4vto
E-LLJII MILLER, AEsn&a
UnrFff NJ. IA rFHTf4rn er-aeg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

ARR s-En-Hrhonos fhonaas Aecnara 5opeS
ar ne County ourl. arrived IN the city HAinr-
aay ancrnoon nrom Nashville.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

REDCLIR TT-ESDdTP4CFET
Fer E1eicisa, DusaI's HIuT ana Jackson.
pert,
AakiHg cl7te counecti1n af UlvuIIs BIuf with
Railroad for LITTLE Rock.
COMMERCIAL -..- rayfs. lrasfer
Tls ane H1ssel-c. s.cane-wI
.c0Ne G a1uf-
IHiS DAY. uh insf. 90 5n.-u-
FOR lr-i4Hf or passage apply ON board or %
LARRY HA1tMSTAD, Agent.
unF--T % Jefferson street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

@--|T0G1- I'M -|-|N-INIE-
~ IN --N hl-naALs zoe 4olN~ master
f1s surcr1 passenger steamer Cts
VIII leave as above on 1871
THIS DAY. the std instant, az p.rG.
For freight or passage apply on board or %
J.. =. NINSON. agent.
uCEFlr l6 Front street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

UNION COURSE, l.. l., Thursday, Oct. 20,
Match two thousand dollars, mile heats,
best three in five, in harness.
D.. Crooks named br. s. George Wilkes,
i. Mace named b, 5. Com. Vanderbilt, . 2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

To- uiVnrs
r-IQON Brown, rasrter.
Ihs elegant PASSENGER s5samer IT,
VII lacv= as above On -
Nr1G FspAT, @h ins1ant. at5u1h.
Foi lfsiaLs or uas--1s an9.r on board or 70
=. y. NENss1E. reau-
-r- a-F r-,s- r-.-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

HE9PRB ASD CETcCvY4TI PlcREr
For cciao, EVansvffIe, LoufsEfIls aas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

49, AsTResomER.s RRAyER.-These
are The last words Of Kepler's Harmony
/ Of tta World.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

Ia-s Ono passenger steamer VIII NJ
cave f1- the above -
Ille DAB, Uh INST at5 o'clock =. n
rpr L--lf Or uass1-e apply On board or TO.
5AAES 2. BOCHNE 90, Agents,
n0F8lE RIO. - Jefferson street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

onthorn BeIIe, N0Tnaui HHFo. LIZ
Champion, Jusuce.
ArrtSolA
Steamer Niagara, nom New 0neonA
Fieanora Carrel, nom Vow Orleanf
% Magnolia, from New Orleans
e Amelia Poe, noun q. Louis.
&c Maria Danning, nom 81 Louis
GiNScow. nom -. Louis
rnryfh. nom ST. Louis
Annie, rom Cncinnau
q 5enthern Bale, from St Louis
pelfe Mem hls nom St LouH-
faita. frorn SeW Orleans.
Morning AtaT, from Louisville,
rfnon, from Cincinnati.
Ouve Branch, nom ST. Loui@
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

aTL1NTTCd ND HiySNSIpPT 8TEAs fsRTP
c0-fP1-f-U.S MAIL LINZ
FoT ~FicEsbarg1 Satcsiez and y, Orleans.
LINIAIHAE .--. Carter, master.
This alleulld PACKET viii leave as JT
WEDNESDAY. S,h inst, az pm.
Tor freight OF passage. apply on board or 20
j.. Y. LEWIS. Agent.
uGrf-.t IA Front street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07
FoF EFaasVin', %hoHlsVilie and Gin

NoaHAN p. Cox, master.
ThH fine passenger packet viii T
icaFcrn- NE above -
THIS DAY, 9TH inst. az 3 o'clock T. 81.
FOR irlsll or faS-lse apply on board or ia
JAMES BOURNE Co. Agents.
So. 70 Jefferson street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

HEcULAR WHITE ,EITER PACKET
F0r Duras's Bluff. zzsfIe He'd River ind
J-aciksozzscsL
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21
Er,portant Corresponaeace.

The following dispatch and the re-
ply thereto from President johnson will
be read with interest.
1t will be seen from the Presidents
reply to Governor Humphreys that the
great obstacle 10 the withdrawal of the
troops will be removed when the I.egisla-
ture passes such laws as will protect the
persons and property Of the freedmen
and allow them to testify.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Jackson, Miss, Nov. Is, 1865.
To His Excellency, the President of the
United States:
A telegram from the President of the
Mobile and Ohio railroad. says:
Passenger train OF cars attacked on
the evening of the l4th, and posse ssion
taken by garrison OF colored troops at
Lauderdale Springs.
Ladies insulted-officers unable to
control their men.
The Legislature has memorialized for
the removal of L. S. troops and seem
willing to extend TO freedmen the right
to testify in courts if assured that troops
would be withdrawn. Members fear that
one concession only leads to another.
What assurance can | give on the subject.
lSigned B. g. HUMPHREYS,
Governor of Miss.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

WHAT IS REQuIRED.-From the official
instructions and suggestions of President
johnson, beginning with his Virginia
and North Carolina Proclamations of May
last. the essential conditions of re-organi-
cation required of each of the late insur-
gent States are these,
Ffrst-The recognition, in the new State
Constitution, of the abolition of slavery.
.Sec3nd-The declaration that the State
ordinance Of secession, and all the acts,
debts and obligations of the State under
the rebellion, are not repealed but null
and void.
TEird-The declaration that the obliga-
tions of the national debt must be shared
bv the State, in common with all other
States.
F6srtI-The ratification by the initial
State Legislature OF the amendment Q!
the F daral Constitution abolishing and
forever prohibiting slavery within the
limits end jurisdiction of the United
States.
FTiih--The concession of the civil rights
of citizens, in the courts, etc., to the
emsncipated blacks
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

AT Jackson, Mississippi, few days ago
an atfray occurred between Col. William
B, Wade, of the late rebel army, and a
Union soldier, IN which the latter was
MORALLY wounded A number of soldiers
soon after assailed Col. w, and inflicted
serious injuries upon him. The Colonel
was rescued by the guard, and I ken to
the hospital, weere, shortly afterwards, he
was killed by whom is unknown Chicago
Republican.
The above is true with the exception
that it did not occur at Jackson, sbut Co
lumbus, Miss. That he was not rescured
by the guard, but went to the hospital for
protection, and that his murderers are
known and should be hung.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
n. J. & G,N. RAILROAD

MOI q m RAILROAD
On and after Wednesday, the 10
inst, passenger train will leave Ne"
Orleans at o'cloc k, P. M, On Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving IN
Jack son TIE! next day st 1880 a. m
Returning, will leave Jackson at l:45 PM
on tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays,
and arrive in New Orleans at o'clock a
m. next day. Freight trains will run as
heretofore.
Close connexions are made each way
with both the Southern and Miss. Central
roads. B. ii. GREEN,
Nov I9dIw Asst Sup't & Eng.