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~ A large Ere occurred in Mobile on
,ba 9Th instant which destroyed four thous-
and bales Of cotton valued at $500, ,ooo-most
insured. 1t was supposed to be the work OF
an iucendiary.
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DG L I'd

FTANAGAN-In Cuudersport, on The l4.h, al Y
O'Clock midnight At the residence OF iher oFother-A-
law .Johu NJ Hamilton Miss Ellen c. Flanagan.
SHAHP-Iu 8enesse, Oct5, ofSuomer Compliant,
Nellie daughter and rst born OF Chas b. ana Me.lssa
sharp, aged four months and twenty one days.
Thus has been cut OF In the mCrnlng OF life another
Of etrths children Long viii tie afflicted parents
fee! their loss bat ma: The soothing influence OF Inc
ure Ccsrel consolation and resignation be Il cir as
-urauce that enc has only preceded them u hat pure
-e----e where Eou.h Is t.-n.ess and 10y unela-.E.
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a Druggist said the other day, you hay nc need to
advertise your Porous Plasters for every one sold
certainly causes dozen to be sod and dozen sells
gross and on You will not be able to supply the
demand soou. But we can supply thousand yards
day.
AFFECTION OF THE SPINE CURsD-
H4RTFoRD, CoNy., Nov. II, 1861.
Messrs. THos. ALLCocG < Oo.-Please send, with
dispatch, twelve dozen AIcock's Porous Plasters.
Our daily experience confirms their very superior
excellence. At this moment of writing, man ap-
plies for one. who by ENHANCEMENT in the shaft of
machinery rad both his legs broken, spine severely
injured, and for nearly year entirely beUless.
This man found relief very soon BY the application
Of plaster TO the spine. He was soon enabled 70
work, and now he labcrs IS well ae ever. lie would
cbeerfuly pay s. for a siaZ'c Plaster # they could
rot be had al lower rate am rurp-iSed hat sur
geons do not use OF these perforated plasters
10 the exclusion Of au others their Hexibity and
adheiveness are greatly il advance Of al other plas
ters with which am acquainted while the perftTa-
tions peculiar 70 them render them greatly superior
20 all others for ordinary surg cal uses Knowing the
p.as.ers to he 50 useful have no scruPes tbs: ny
sentiments should Le known.
J. W. JOHNSON, II. D.
Principal Agency. Eraudre,b House, Eew York.
Sold by al Dealers in Medicines.
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S We cannot give the vote Of the As
ssmbly District this week-the return Judges
meet at Wellsboro.
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Me- See the advertisement of Aliens f'rm
q, Gale, They also advertise stock this week
A good bargain eau be made.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-17

rs- If you want your Buildings or Stock
insured call at the JOURNAL OFFICE
AGENCY. Policies issued on leberal terms
from the best Companies in the country.
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*.*"Don't be foolish. ."-You can make
Six Dollars from Fifty Cents. Call and ex-
anime an invention urgently needed By everv-
BODY. Or sample sent free by mail for so
cents. that retails easily for SIS, by z. l..
Wo!oo.t, 10, Chatham Square, New York.
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rA- See the advertisement OF the We"
York O5se7psr in another column. 1t is one
Of the best religious and family newspapers
published.
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Whiskers !
Whiskers !

Do you want Whiskers or Noustaches? Our
Grecian compound viii force them to grow on
the suootbest face or chin, or hair on bald
heads. in Six Weeks. Price, SI.u0. Sent by
mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt O:
price address WARNER & CO.
lysn Box l38, Brooklyn. n. Y
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nSg- The Commissioners advertise for
sealed proposals for wood Don't let that
interfere with your bringing some to the
Drin,erl Mud Is no excuse, nowadays.
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@ Cameron County gives Union major
i;y for all the Union Candidates except the
Associate Judge!
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Having sold my interest il the Mercantile
business to CHAPEL Brothers, (who ar.
soon to fill up with Goods, here and at
Ulysses, 1 an prepared to give ny attention
more exclusively 10
SURVEYING,
wiring Deeds, Contracts and other Real
Estate business for Residents or Won Resi-.
dents.
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WI AR REED !:

CoLW ELL-GRTswOLD-In scottsviIle, y. Y .
Oct 5 1865 by Rev l I. Buck, Ben. ;. Colwell, OF
CouderspUrt, and Mss Adaline Grisvold, Of the
former p.ac..
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PRICE GTRRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by ?. i. SIEH
BINS & CO. Retail Dealers IN Groceries
and Provisions,
oppositeD. f. Glassmire's Hotel,
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8 5 :
A GOOD
BLACKSMITH WANTED,
capable Of doing all kinds Of work wanted il
q country shop
G0OD
BLACKSMITH WANTED,

LUCIEN BIRD.
Brookland. Pa, Aug. z9, 1865.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06


President Johnson has thrown the
rssDonsIblity Of admitting Legislators
from the south upon the Houses Of Con
gres. Both the Upper and Lower
House are to be the judges Of the COM
Darsgrv Of their own members. The
radical majority Is heavy. The south
must remain in "A state Of vassalage for at
least two years longer, unless State ae-
ton, and the action Of the people, viii
enable the President 10 overcome this
majority. We have our choice either TO
a,eept the terms Offered, or maintain our
present dangeyrHs status for years %
come.
Bearing in mind that tbs great ques-
tons. for which four years of war have
been waced. have been decided against
as in the final court Of battle, is it worth
while for tine mere shadow 10 resist what
Is inevitable We are all disposed %
give the negro his rights or oar free VIII
and IL seems to Us 70 be the merest driv-
cling nonsense t3 withhold the guaran-
tee. when the refusal % bind ourselves
10 what we intend Voluntarily t0perform,
entails on both ourselves and the negro
untold evils. We have lost nur cause,
and we must pay the forfeit It is de
cree AGAINST which II Is useless TO fight,
with no better weapon than impotent
s-ubu0ruess-
Ee-rs suffrage wiz not be forced upon
u=. Negro equality Is an impossibiiiCy.
What IS demanded is only to guaranty to
the negro vhs- in our generosity we do
not intend % withhold; and Mr. JoHE-
soSw lhav- a working majority in Con-
-eS and ell viii be well. ito this favor
we must come at iaSt''
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Hkss MEETING

AT q uge.in- of the citizens Of CrItCen-
den county, Ark, in mass, held at the
Court House in the town Of Marion, on
Saturday, the second Of December.
eighteen hundred and ~sixty-ive, the
following proceedings we're had:
J.. +. Earle was called 70 the Chair, and
r. C. Wallace was appointed Secretary.
On motion of 8[r. B. c. Brown, the
Chairman appointed a committee, con-
sisting Of Nes=-s. Brow1, LyIes and
Crumn 70 draf, and report resolutions ;
and, after a short absence, the committee
returned with the following:
Rss0Zaed That We approve the policy
a. President johnson, zd9Pted Tor uHH re
organization of the seeded States.
Resoius5, That we approve the Objectt
% the General Convention TO be held as
Little Rock OF the second Monday Of this
month.
Hes0IrcF. That the following named
gentlemen be appointed delegates to said
Convention, with authority 10 cast the
vote 81 this county for such measures as
in their judgment viii be proper, 20 Wit :
B. B. EsErdge, O. p. Lyies, John N.
Jones and w. c. Trice.
Resolred, That we recognize the free
dom Of the negroes but not their equality
with the white race. We viii extend to
them justice and our best wishes for their
future welfare.
The resolutions, after some discussion
being submitted 10 the meeting, were
adopted.
On motion the meeting adjourned TO
Saturday the ninth day Of December, for
The consideration OF local interests.
Memphis papers are requested % pub
hsh proceedings
j. EARLE Chairman.
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GRAND ITALIAN OPERA

MAX sTRAKOsCU announce with much
pleasure, the above complete and efficient Hai-
ian opera company embracing same Of TIE
and q complete CHORUS and ORCHESTRA,
Win whom ne VIII give IN Memphis, for POSI-
lively " WEEK ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY December Ifth.
SIX DIFFERENT GRAND OPERAS,
in a STYLE anrivailed by any other management
The following eminent arcstes constitute tne
GhiOni q Husini Grand Italian Opera Company.
Signorinn ANGIOLINA GhiONI. the famoua
Dramatic Prtma Donna, from the Italian Opera.
New York Academy OF Alusic, and The Iheater
Nine. PATFT sTRAK0sCH, the nvorite Com
Mile. cASNIssA, Prima Donna, Growers
Grand Opera.
Tenorsf Of the New 1orlf, Boston aud riiliadel-
phin Academies or Mugte.
Siguor MARIA. First Baritone, from the New
signor MANCUSf. he eminent Baritone.
rom the Grand Opera, TheaterT acon. Havana.
SignOr ALGDSflNBSJSiNi the Grand BasO
New York.
signor ANTON GRAFT. the celebrated Basso
BufO late Of Growers GefIn@H opera.
Nine. PAE01lI and Sig. ZAPUZHI, Second
DOunas.
sig XINENEs and sig PERM, Second
Sig. LOCATELLI aud sig. MAssIO, Second
BassOs.
Conductor Slg FRANCISCO ROSA
leader .-H-------Alr -71Itefuar
Stage NauliuI
Prumpter .--. .-.- .--.Sig. lana
Properties .-..- -..------.1i T. Grille
COstumcrs --.. Nine. Nardina. sig. -uuteIa
The entirely new aud costly wardrobe mas
been purchased By the Director in Paris.
The following operas viii be performed VIII d
east OF unsurpassed strength.
IL TROVATOBE, MAETHA, BALLOON.
MASCHERA, FAUST, EHEAEI and
BARBER OF SEVILLE.
~ The saie OF reserved seats, for tie season
only, viii commence ON "Wednesday morning
AZ r.. kntzenbach's, and Bielock & Cos. Music
Store, az .. An. dsci
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D6p A Washington special to the Nav,
York Times says: 1'The Report Of the
Secretary of War Is ready for delivery,
On the first Of May last we had, in he
field and in the hospitals, million five
hundred and three thousand men. This
has already been reduced 10 one hundred
and seyeaty-fiye Thousand, and the bro
cess OF reduction is still going on. nv
the first Of July next the army will con-
sist OF hfty thousand men, which the
Secretary deems sufficient for a state Of
peace, and he will ask for thirty. threa
millions dollars only for the year. AIjst
some three hundred general officers
to be mustered opt is ready, but as Con-
gress has not allowed general officers any
additional pay after the date OF their
being mustered out, an opportunity viii
probably be given to remedy this in
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

No The revolts in Hayt and Jamaica
are thought 70 be thoroughly crushed.
Two British steamers are stated "a have
bombarded Cape Haytien, the strong
bold Of rebellion in Hayti, reducing the
place u ashes, destroying the forts and
killing and wouudny many OF the reb-
els. In Jamaica, the British authorities
have expelled ex-Emperor Souloque with
his family and suite.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

Hg- The Virginia City MIontanaj Post
Of November fourth, contains a glowing
description Of a most extraordinary cold
discovery about -four miles from Helena.
in that territory, made by a man named
Brown, of the original d-iscoverers
Of the celebrated Gould & Curry ledge. of
Nevada. This discovery is represented
"a a w~eli-defined lode, fully five feet
wide, with a gold vein three feet wide.
th~ree-fourths OF the entire substance
therein being pure gold. On each side of
this vein there is a casing of n foot OF
quartz, which viii assay from four hum
bred TO two thousand dollars to the ton.
What gives an air Of e%redibiIity to this
seemingly exaggerated account IL me
fact of Col. Inslee, a well known citizen
Of ST. Joseph, now in Montana, enclos-
ing this description in a letter to his
in which he says he has e
specimens Of this quartz, which seemed
TO be solid gold.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

Correspondence Of the Boston Traveller Nov. y
GEN. GRANTS CONDUCT IN NEW
EQRh.
Gen. Grant has come and gone, and
there is, / think, but one opinion among
the better class of citizens, IN regard Il
his conduct at least, during one day OF
his soiourn. / hear continually expressed
a feeling Of regret that so noble and great
a man as Grant had proved himself
20 be should be willing 50 to disregard
the responsibilities Of his high position as
TO associate with the heroes Of the turf
and the ring. Men who are not esteemed
here by those whose esteem is worth
anything, chattei freely with him as If
he n they were bosom friends. Men
noted only for betting, rae!ag aad drink
nlg were treated by him with the same,
and even greater, consideration than
many whO-had achieved honorable fame.
by lighting bleeding, suffering for coun-
try aGG freedom.
l do not believe that Gen. Grant
intended thus to insult the caIf>cience of
the nation. In all probability he sinned
through Ignorance, and it may be that
before this he Is repenting Of his course.
have been much interessedia hearing
men who so occasionally indulge in the
amusements of racing and betting.
express their emphatic d%isapproval Of the
example set by Gen. Grant. The enter
given at tae FIFTH Avenue was
certainly a very mixed affair, but rs the
General l. not supposed TO be largely
acquainted in New York, ha viii
very likely die IN ignorance
Of the fact that some Of
The most notorious s-couudreJs /
and hbertines Of the CITY, Joined
lanGs with nF. Thompson and IT.
w. Beecher, to do him honor ON that oc-
Yet for these things PERHAPS we
cannot censure Gen. Grant So much as
managers ofthe eceltitn. tits a fact
tiso, that has not appeared in the papers
hat on that night, in that hotel, one of
.he most distinguished and bonored Of
lur eltizeps, whose name IS known
imohg scholars and thinkers on both
'ides Of the Atlantic, was seen Keeling
staggering in the presence Of ladies.
l think the standard Of morality on
doubtful OF disputed subjects is much
over here than in Boston.
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mEssAeE.

We give IN another column n abstract
Of sUchportions Of the Presidents mes
SAGE a. were received this morning up TO.
Two o'clock The official text Of this M
u--taut document wiz be laid before our
-s.dar o. soon as received, which viii
ura6ably be tomorrow.
MURDER AT COBINTH-We are IN
formed that ON sunday evening a DIM
eal.v or misunderstanding occurred
between several white men and marmed
uo.r, soldiers. Subsequently n Of the
neero@ went 10 camp, got his gun and
arrested a doctor whose name We did not
learn. From some cause not fully ex-
planned. hut from the best accounts, very
triAing. the negro shot the doctor, killing
him.
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@~A Toronto correspondent says
"The humber Of Fenfsns enrolled and
now drilling in Canada IS stated 10 be
nearly e~ighty-two thousand, Of whom
nearly one-haf are said 70 be already
armed.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

ne The rumor is repeated that the
Rritisb cabinet has instructed Sir Fred
49, Bulee to demonstrate with our Cow
ernment against the movements Of the
Ieuians IN this country.
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LosT---FoUND.

GT0O REWARD-On Tuesday, the
zl-t ulfimo Two Bales Or cotton marked n =
W.. were taken from q lot Of cotton on the
ievee. discharged by Tie steamer Flora These
two bales were tatru By auegro drayman who
had the number 80 attached 10 IBIS dmy- The
house, =. 81. Mrbn r. Co.,. to which the eoTfou
was consigned, did not receive TO-. and 60 IS sup
posed thar Some other house received IT, ANY
person giving Information leldiag 90 the re-
coyery Of these two baiesof cotton WTu receive
the nnpVe reward Al WALT
ur'-L Master Steamer tlgr1.
TOsT OR sTOLEN-Talen from
Ar seeHg's about dusk last evening, one light
bay MULE aboutIFz hands high, slit IN left
ear, name and taiIiately trimmed when taken
was attached 70 dray No. Is. Any person Civ
ing any Information Leading % their recovery
viii be Literally rewarded.
81 r. WRIGHT.
With Mariner o. Cur Be-.
10 Main s~frteet.
uet-llI Under Nor.ham House.
TAX En- Up
DARK BROWN UOBSE. D. bands bisH.
with white snddle marks Inquire a.
G.. W. RICHARDS
uec5Ii Boat 5i9re, ON the LeE-e.
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ST0CK OF ALL KINDS

And a fun supply o fcottou se.d.
The attention cfthe public is iuvitsd r- -5--
plantation as one Offering gre7t n71.
thosa wishing 20 plant.
For Terms, etc, apply to r s5rrr
Grenada, r1
UT 70 THoS. IT, ALLEN 81 r1
ho-l-Lm No. zs5 Front s---
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

ON the 29th ult, by the Rev. MIR. JULY, Mn.
c. J. SELDOM, Of Tennessee, and Mrs. LAv1NA
+. DEvfNE, at tie residence Of her father, Col
John J. FlcuEnoy, Padueah, KY.
Perpetual happiness be the lot Of ihe happy
pair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

BS~A correspondent of the North lis
s01Ufdn, who seems to be we'll posted in
the matter treated of, says il is a great
mistake 10 suppose that a majority Of the
ministers in that State are, or have been
loyal. OF the Baptists-a very hume
rous b9dy-he says nine-tenths Of them
have been in sympathy with the rebel
lion. The Southern acknowledgements
leading denominatiOn-were almost en-
tirely dislOyal; and the same may be
said Of fully twO-thirds of the Old School
Presbyterians, who are also numerous.
OF the Episeopalians, it is said that
Bishop Hawks, who is loyal, had but two
clergymen in the State who stood by him.
The Northern Methodists and New
School Presbyterians are few in number
but they are loyalto a man. The CORES
pondent adds that now, when the rebel
lion is crushed, there does not appear to
be much change in their feelings, and
there seems to be less in their sentiments.
They submit to the arbitration made by
the sword as to a hard necessity, but,
under the stern law oecasioned by their
own misconduct, their temper remains
unchanged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

E~Jud-e Yarmouth, from Louisiana,
is at Washington as a delegate from
Louisiana. On the day Of the late cleo
tion in that state, ic will be -recoIIected
that irregular polls were opened. az which
both whites and blacks voted. The Judge
maintains the theory that, by the rebel
lion. Louisiana relspsed to a territorial
condition, and this Is the basis on which
he viii present himself as a delegate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

Advices from savannah say that
a large immigration to Georgia has COM
menced. The majorityof the Immigrants
are mechanics and laborers, with a con
siderable namber Of spectators. Large
areas OF land Ia Southwestern Georgia
have been purchased by Northern mer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

COX THIS WAV-Tra far-
f-g+- t4ns are offered % rF-
e11 W M buy the mrult-fa
p me large r--idauc- .- rr.-
WIN ne privilege ofrauas1g -ra --
- - IHoL1i- 5000 wI pUrcIa Sea- Ha.f .r.--
t-4de - -e-ll ana pi1W Stop. or u-ar
49, la-ele+ on E-t.- street. ta -H.arva
49, .-enula restaurant on Adams -.
nOFlS z3-Im
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

nz-In the Wa and Navy Departments
there Is a reduction in the expenditures
OF over eleven millions Of dollars in No
vernber, eighteen hundred and sixty
four.
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Trustees Sale.

trustees Safe.
RI VIRTUE Of adeed Of trust 10 us execufed
II py the Memphis Ovcrton Hotel Company.
on the nrst day of May, 1860, 20 secure The paw
meht OF certain bonds and coupon. therein
naiieu ana described, ana which latter are due
anu unpaid the said trust deed being recorded
IN The registers office Of Shabby county. Tenn
IN BOOK No. ~. pages Us, 36g, 20 and "a. we
VII, on me nth day OF February. 1850. between
IIt Houfs Of 10 ana u am, in front Of said
HOtei, proceed 10 sell 20 the highest bidder. FOR
Casn the following lots Of g ound, designated
10, 1870, ll and l32, situated on ne north 80
corner OF Main and Poplar streets, in said civ
AMI on which the said Hotel now stands.
ire right Of redemption is waived in said
trust deed. The title is h believed to be good- mt
we viii only convey rs trustees.
deg-9r, ~ IiTI4E Trustees.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

slThe President has decided thstthe
writ Of haJeas corpus does not apply 70
soldiers while in military custody.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

e 4 report is being circulated that
the desks of Southern members were re-
moved during the war, aud that they are
now being brought lack. This is being
circulated at the South as an indication
That their members are 10 be admitted.
The TACT Is that the desks in question
have never been removed, as an who
have visited Washington during the war,
can testify.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

~ The Southwestern Telegraph
Cornpsny is erecting new poles ON the
route between Houston and Galveston,
and viii soon build 3 new line TO Alley
ION. the terminus Of the Buffalo Bayou,
Rrazos and ColordO Railroad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

MOTTO E--Lcw 8 Co. are no longer NV
- agents Tor the sale of wood from the corner
OF Ihird and Washington streets. Business viii
hereafter be conducted in my own name bv
my properly authorized agents.
r A. BANEHEAD.
Dec, 5th, 1856. dec3-5ts
RJ Advertiser cow twice.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

ID W. BROOKS Is q Candidate
ID. for FAX Collector Of shelby county az the
sasufur March election. nos Inn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

10 Uh0W u May Concern.
A the January term, 1886, Of the County
"a Court OF Shelby County. Tennessee + sLnR
apply Tor letters of administration on tha estata
Of J. W.. Scott, deceased.
Hallum, Attorney. ecEia tvalv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

Memphis, Tenn, Agent for the Csle-
brGte9 Schomdker & Co.. PIANO
FQRTE&, '0hich il Fo1'one, Purity Of
Tone, Great ReCcr By5bHGncH Full
ness, Depth and EUe1mess Of Touch
and Beautiful Finish, are Wholly
UNEQU4LED. 4 Guaranty Of FgUe
Years Gjven tcith Every Instrument.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

FA terrible railroad accident occurred
on The New Jersey Central Railroad,
near White House, y. j., resulting in the
death Of seven, and severe ininries TO a
number OF others. Part Of the coal train
became detached on "a upgrade, and
ran back with great momentum, plung-
ing INTO an express train, causing the
lrst passenger q TO run through the
baggage car with the disastrous result to
life above mentioned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

By At a caucus of the Ohio Compress
sionai Delegation at Washington, the fol-
lowing was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That it be the sense of the
ONO Representatives in Congress, that
IN the preliminary organization Of the
House OF Representative shall be received
from any Of the rebel States, and that If
any motion be made to Introduce anv
member from any rebel State, or to add
his name TO the roll OF members, the Ohio
Union members viii vote to lay such vote
the table.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

no THE CITIZENS OF
SHELLY fuTFI1--A ana "A cdnuielAtr iAf tie
Ofice n Revenue Collector for shelby county
at the ensning March election, and respectfully
ask Your votes for tuesame- NefT respectfully
noZl-tf r. CALDWELL.