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, 1865-02-03

VVINDL0STE BREVE i Frederik.
W steds P%ostcontoir Christine Bick,
Marg: Borch, Maria Brian, G. Danelson,
Sus: Dyer, Isac Eamel, Christianna Gill
liam, Ellen G%oodchild, Rosanne Henry,
Mrs. H. John, Mary John, Miss H,
MeGomery, Chr: Maize, Maria Matthias,
Cathrine Perrymann, Maria Richard. Mrs,
M. Schuster, Cath. Simmons. ;
, 1865-02-03
G. E.. Bryan.

AT Gouyernementet under 23de
III dcnnes har tiIstillet undcrtegne-
de Foged de endelige Restance-Li-
ster for Skater til StatskaSsen og
L~andkassen for 1863, med Ordre ON
Realisation aide skattepligtige Elem
DONNIE, forsaavidt de Vedkommende
like have rettet for sig linden 3 Tiger,
bekjendtgj0res herved.
Christiansteds Byfoged Contoir,
den 26de Januar 1865.
D. "A. S1; EEcmaann.
, 1865-02-03

TT is hereby made known that Go
vernmcnt has on the 23rd instant
transmitted the lists of Arrears of
Taxes to the State and Land Trea-
suries for 1868, with orders to have
the properties, in which Ievies have
been made, realised by public Auc-
ton, unless a settlement has taken
place within 5 weeks.
Christiansted's Sheriff's Office, the
Goth January 1865.
j. A. Stakemanm,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-04

Not long ago was found at Toledo, in
Spain, in a monastry, a paper containing
the following prophecy:
ain the far West, beyond the ocean,
will rise a nation, which will be great in
power and wealth; and Satan, in one Of
| his walks to and fro in the earth, will OBJ
serve this nation, and, determined to de-.
stroy their happiness, will there send two
monsters, one to the North and the other
to the South, and he will give them straw
berris, and they will eat them; and after
they have eaten, they will feel great
thirst, not to be quenched with anything
else but blood. They will therefore, cause
the brother to slay he brother, the father
to slay the sou, and the son the father, and
they will drink the blood Of the slain, and
it will bring lamentation and wailing
the land. And when the time is fulfilled,
there will rise a strong man in the North,
who will take the monsters and them, and
will draw them into the sea where it is the
deepest, and peace and happiness will
again prevail throughout and the people
will praise the Lord"
Ii Is said the monks in said monastery
maintain that this prophecy was written
before the discovery of America BY Christ.
TOPPER Columbus; that Ferdinand and Is
abclla were. in the main, induced by it to
fit out the ship for Coumbus aud that
the frs. par. Of it is fulfilled in America,
and thos the other part soon will come
TO pass
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-04

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
mcricak, writing from Parkersburr, Va,
gives the following description of the all
oil pre- sading mania in that locality:
If you want to be bored, come to this
region. Here's the place where you bore
aud get bored. lis nothing but oil from
morning till night-oil on paper-boiled
oil-peop'e talk, write, sleep and snore
OIL Ask man how far it is 10 Charles
town:
"Twenty.six miles from Subsidies oil
spring.
"Wha. time does the steamer leave for
Wheelins?'
"Just as soon as Socum's oil is loaded"
"N'het was the fight about yesterday"
"OnL'
"Jenkins married an oil we'll yesterday
Or just as good Miss Snilkins
whose father struck . lie few days ago"
Sniikins hadn't time to 60 to his wife's
funeral last Tuesday-his "ile would run
over
Preachers preach about oil being poured
upon the troubled waters, and say this is
tie very spot where the O.! for tina. occa'
SION comes from
slep: on four barrels Of oil last night
every ho:e! full. Tho entire country
greasy, people have oily tongues, and your
oil factory nerves are strongly impressed
with the terrible stencil. Everybod has
territory for sale, and there are plenty Of
L" fools and their money who anticipate
the realization Of the Baron Munchausen
stories th9t are ailyat.
Every sharper has map Of the region,
ard can /: Il o stranger exactly where the
,iccAt s"ot i5-he has been there, knows
the I,'.-a, bat is short Of funds--has no
personal interest in the matter--not he
indeed, But in mere matter Of friendship
cd";"-a ven to but there, aud then do what
lie = Il i;IE-Jure, and oil must come.
Men seem crazy; victims are plenty
Seeking TO become Suddenly rich. many a
tolerat Iy veil.to.do, but over sannuinc in
ciy~Iuul goes lis pile, and loses al he has
ed sutuks eff. a few strike ale aud
become mI'llonaires, but not one in n hun.
GIel 10, get their fingers terribly burned.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-04
Lost.

A bundle Of accounts, conta aiming a TEX Re-
~ cent On Lot $50 A, in tho city Of Dubuque.
The finder will be liner ally rewarded by leaving
them 1t the Bank Of Weare 4 Allison.
DIS WILSON.
Dubuque Iowa, Angus, 9th, isc4-lw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-04
- . . .

There was startling develop nont at
Mount IoIy oke Seminary, not long since
One OF Tie young ladies have ust returned
from a visit 10 the outside world, and soon
after vi4i'aut teacher looked i4to her
room and discovered a gort.cman's bat
there Anoih4r teacher al . sataGcd her.
s.if Of the existence Of the alarming OBJ
jet, and the pupil was forthwith 4u;n-
m0ned to the hall Of Judgment Ii was
most delicate subject OF inquiry, aud the
point Of attack was ouIy reached by grad
ual and ziszag approaches. The pupil.
who manifested her dcpravity by half con.
ceaiel merrment, and showed no DISPOSE
ton penitently TO unbosom herself, was at
last brought up with plump question as
to The hat in the room. There was q mo
nent of painfully anxious suspense, fol-
lowed by sudden collapse, when tie
offender confessed, That she had brought
in one Of fathers old hats TO cut up !oy.
coles. She was pronounced excused, and
there was great fun in tie halls as the
story circulated. -SprinQfeld Republican.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-04
OF THE
Atlantic Monthly for 1865

The number for January, $780, begins the 18TH
Volume of the Atlantic Monthly. Il," Publishers
state that they have mad" such arrnr'g' inrnte fer
the conf nv will convince their readers that
they intend to main tain the prcs"nt p">iri"n and
poru'a ritv Of their magazine. tn, can now
nounce definitely the following feature, a The n,"
Volume -
series # Domestic Papers, with the title of ''The
Chimney colner.'
Donald &. Mitchell, anthor Of ''Rcvcri"s Of
Bachelor" will begin in an carly number story
with the title Of ''Dr, Johns
Professor Agassia has in preparation thrr
series Of his interesting and valuable Sc.ent!ii
Papers.
Nathaniel Uawthorno's Papers Furnish som"
scenes from his uniinis cd wclk, The n"lliyrr
Romance, which will arpear in tie coming 'ol"'n"
T,tz- Hugh Ludlow MI continue lis admirable
SIX trhca Of travel and adventure.
l.. n. GottSchalk viii begin in an early n'in'",r
'Notts Of Pianist, 10 he continued through tn"
year.
Mr. and Mrs 8 c. Hall will contribute t" IT,
new vo'ulnu Memories Of Auihorsihey have hr"wn
includitE many interesting rc1ninis centcS t Nice! (
and other lit ,raTT eel, hriti"%.
The auth If ''Trn Acres Enough" will furnish
the Atlantic With regular articles of strik jig ! or-
ginai character.
Terms % tse Atlantic.
%:ny1 <Glh.o tipti"n's-- ! ,Un per year.
tI.h I.ty,--f|"r 'ni"> for = 0o; five c"uj'" 1"r
$1,000. t,r rr,,i-s r,r $50 40; and each aANit.oI
an ">rra s"IH III lie furnished gratis, OF t"t'y-
o.',' rri is = 81 %.
ru~ t. .e-The Postage Oh he Atlantic i 4 yI.ty
four per year, ami N '5t in all rr,2s u" Poi
al the Office Wl,"r" il j. r''' i'"'.
TIrkNEE & FIELDS, Publishers, E"~"n.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-04

A large lot Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Pork Wanted, for which the best rates
will be paid. Also, Dry and Gren Hides,
Ears, and all kinds OF Produce taken in
exchange for goods.
may3o c. +. BuCHRuCkER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-04
Approved school Books,

Such a : arc now in use in ourcity Schools.
Wall Paper and Border, and large and
beautiful assortment Of Ghildren's ny
Toys. Also. srauldng's Prepared
Glue, and Harris's Cement,
that need no comment to
recommend them TO the notice II
Of every family. Rags, as
usual, taken in ex-
chang efor goods.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-04
Physicians Prescriptions

Accurately disrensed.-~Al] the most relall, and
popular Patent Medicines kept.
junei-62 CHARLES KENT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-04

4 young candidate for tho legal profes.
sion was asked what he should do frs.
when employed to bring an action. ASK
for money Oh account was tho prompt
reply. lie passed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-04

Desp:se not thy mother when she is old.
Age may wear and waste q mothers
beauty. strength, limbs, senses and estate
but her relation as mother is 40 the sun
wLer lie goes forth in his might, for it is
always in The meridian and know eth no.
evening. The person may be gray headed
but her motherIy relation is ever in It's
flourish 1t may be autumn, yea winter,
with woman, but with the mother it is
always spring. Alas! how little do we
appreciate mothers tenderness while
living! How needless a,e VIC in youth of
all her an2ieties and kindness Bn, when
she il dead and gone-wheu the cares and
GOODNESS Of the world come whitening to
our heasts-whan We experience how hard
it is to fad true pathy--how few love
us for ourseIyes--how few will befriend Us
in misfortune then it is that we think of
the mother VIC have lost
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-04
TIT Weight OF Shernan's Opinion.

The skiifn| veteran so!ler who leads
this army-ot whom, the Lieutenant Gen
says that the "worl history gives no re
cord Of his superiors, and shows few equ.
ais is Possessed If The SINE heroic
SPIRIT and iuyiUciAl, resolution as his
troops; and e is - proud OF them as
they are Of him IL has fought and
marched all over the Southwest, during
the last four years, from the day on which
bis abilities shonc forth Oh Sail onward
through his two N!cksburg campa:Sns-
his great march across Mississippi - his
subsequent marvellous march from Mem
phis to Chattanooga, or rather to Knox,
Vile, engaging in battle on his way
his Atlanta campaign, with is twenty bat
tlcs-bis late march across Gcorgia, end
ing in McAl.ster aud Savannah; and
When a soldier with his vast experience
declares that he can carry his army any
where through the Southern States, be
speaks ACCORDING to the record.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-04

4 Lcro you will be able to support me-,
sal II young lady. while wajk'rE one day
with her intended, during u slippery state
of The pavcmcnts. Why-ny--ycs," said
the somewhat hesItu,ing swain, with some
Ii,;ie assistance from your fa,her.' There
was sUne confusion aud a profound silence
when the lovers coiI"quy had ended.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-04
F. DUCUR UCKER.

NITlNLE~ALE dRetai i DealelIn Liqu"r
w French t'rrmanand Native Vines lager
Bcrr.'tc. Also ,I1airIiu
The New York herald., 1865-04-09
.sUnINlER I,IfsOrlnis.

-
pATH HOTEL, At BATH, L. T., Will, M OPENED
- on ,he is OF Nay for ne rrerthr n tu1fders Aud
Nsus'nt guesta OEV biilLLDs frosriglor
FAIRFIELD HOUSE, FAIRFIELD Coyy-rIns IA.
vori,s surner resort s row oien for permanent or
trtntbent bosreers. AcCon m 'taions aitt ofs
II ID. CAERI.tE, froprisior.
THE MOUNTAIN uoCsg souru ORAyGs. n j..
y yn open o fht rec pol Of guests SATURDAY, Apri
Is Norris aud Lsret Etrusi 5alna New YoT loot
OF barclay sueatJ siipost hourly
NVrNnERMERE HOUSE -cRKENwOOD L1EE
w Or4uye cuaig y ". Th.s kOnss viii bs yen To- l6t
roc p;ion " guests on MAJ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09
TELEGRAPHTC.
JOHN Mitchell GEES 10 LONDON.
LEES ARMIES
Gen. IOnEstreet fakes Che amnesty Oath.
Ben. Wood - in 20 York.

NEW York, Nov. Gold f-ortv-seven
cents. Cotton weak and declining. small
sales at ffty-three cents.
French Troops LeRve Roman Cfffe-.
new York Nov. s-The sfeamer.
C2bo has arrived from Liverpool. expe-
riencing heavy weather during the on
tire passage. She passed the steamer
China in latitude five degrees and loDqi-
tude twenty-one degree, bound east.
Gov. Williams, Of Nova Scotia, is among
the Messengers.
"a London there il a fair demand for
money. Bank rates seven per cent. The
Mems says favorable bank returns had
insured confidence I'm financial circles.
Liverpool Brokers Circular reports
sugar quiet and steady; coffee steady
rice firm and active. London breadstufs
firm. Wheat firm, at an advance Of one
shilling.
Liverpool Market
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Eveniug-Sales
Of cotton to-day fifteen thousand bales
dull. Declined 70 "a bali yesterday-ad-
vance neatly lost
Flour firm, and advanced one shilling.
Wheat advanced three pence. Corn six
pence, since Tuesday. Pork market
quiet and scarce.
News uninportaut.
Two French f-igates left TouIou TO-DAY
70 bring home a portion Of the French
troops IN Roman cities. The second bri-
gade returns 10 France next sDriug
American stocks opened fat, and closed
rather better.
JUris embassy left Washington for
Philadelphia yesterday. John Mitchell
arrived, took the oath Of loyalty. and
obtained a passport and said lie was
I going 70 London.
Tt is officially stated that Lees army
at the time Of it, surrender numbered
tw~euty-eight thousand, and Johnson's
thEty-seveu thousand.
The Secretary Of War has issued orders
s~Ispeuding the closing Of the Govern
menr hospitals, that they may be ready
for use in anticipation Of the cholera.
The Times special says BrisoaI VIII
propabiy be- di-graced and dismissed
from the service.
Con Hitchcock succeeds Gen. Hoffman
as Commi-sary Of prisoners.
Gen. Louustreet had an interview with
the President yesterday, and took the
abnesty oath.
Balloon Bridal Pu-ty-Hrs. DouzIas not
sHlndiea-
NEW YORK, Nov. S-The balloon bri-
DIAL party, so long contemplated. takes
place to-day. The parties are Miss West
allen, ofSt. Louis, and Dr. J.. T. Bryston,
~ofSyracuse.
The report that Mrs. Douglas has been
swindled by the purchase Of abandoned
and sacrificed lands, isuuUrue.
New Eorh Elections.
NEW YORK. November s.-The sixth
and Seventh Districts have elected Re
publicans. Ben. Wood IS elected from
this city. The Union majority in this
state is about twenty thousand. The
Democratic majority in the city is
C~wenty-three thousand. Mr.. Ward, the
Union candidate is probably elected
Governor Of the State of New Jersey.
The General Assembly Of that State viii
be Union, which insUres the passage Of
the Constitutional Amendment.
Marshall viii have a large majority in.
Minnesota.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09
NFWS TFW


IA Hon. H. Y. johnson has gone 9
practising law at Augusta.
@ The Governor Of Ohio has an
pointed the tbirtieth instant, as a day @
thanksgiving.
~ As far as can be ascertained. not
single case Of cholera has occurred ii
Germany.
81 We learn from the Selma lAlal
Tlnlss that the First National Bank bs.
cgmmenced operations there.
~ Capt. Louis JuHenne, an old and
much esteemed citizen Of Jackson. Miss.
died In that place on Tuesday last.
"a The Washington Monument asso-
citation have expressed a determination
10 complete the monument as soon as
practicable.
~ Mobile merchants are -copnIsin-
ing Of delay in the receipt Of GOOD from
Nashville They are detained there sew
eral days before shipment.
EF Gen Ortega, who was arr.-t.s
complaint Of Col Allen, the so-cansJ
emigration agent for the Mexican repub
lie hss been released from cuEtody.
~ Eleven hundred and nneen bales
Of cotton were burned on the r Of the
Alabama and Florida Railroad at Msnt-
gomery recently.
IA The Cahaba (Ala). Mirror SAYS
that, though thatplaee is very healthy,
considerable mortality prevails among
the freedmen, and advises them to keep
away.
Careful statisticians Of the Treasury
have made their calculations on an ulti-
mate debt Of s., 0O0, OO0, 600, vet at present
D shows no signs Of going upward Of
s s)o,oo0, 900.
The present i~ndebtedness Of the
S1aE % Illinois g. nine millions, nine
hundred tWenty-one thousand and two
hundred dollars, bonded and otherwise.
INC proceeds Of the two-min tax this
ear"il besixhundred and hfythousand
o''ials and Of the Illinois Central rail-
road i've hundred thousand doIlars an
q which va be applied to Bo6jdste the
bonded deba
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09

Vera Cruz, Mazattlan.an Acapulco
have made M0ritima prefecture
Landed proprietors in San Luis are
making movements for immigration.
French troops at MazateIan September
twentieth.
Texas Convention 70 be Called
AUSTIN, NOv-s-Texas papers say thai
a Convention viii be called abouttEe first
Of February.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09
Reading Matter on Every Page.

OUR OLD CORRESPONDENTS through
out the South VIII ohlige US by letting u
hear from them There is room enough
in the Appeal for them all; and we
trust they wiz keep us apprized Of what
ever matters Of interest may come under
their observation, in the localities in
which they may be dispersed. It is om
wish to spread a board ample enough fol
ali the Old APPEAL family, and around
which old ASSOCIATES and friends MAJ
meet and commune with each other.
however widely separated by mere geo
arauhiCai distance
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09

F A Fortress Monroe correspondent
OF the New York Heruld, in an account
OF John A1tchelPs liberation, saws that
capt SanGerso1, officer Of the day, asked
MN for MS autograph just before leaving.
Taking up his pen, &c wrote with bnrrisJ
dash F'The foolish men have confined
the wise" and appended his name ~ r.
with evident pride of ch-'r9rrapbieeI dis,
play, and with the remark itTb9f's
rom Jack Falstaf: how do YOU Hkeit 9,I
" 1 Ike 1t well enough when L take into
account Jack F~alstaff's character for
Veraeityl' replied Capt. Sandersop,
Mitchell made no response.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09
THE COMMERCIAL FESTIVAL At TIKI
ST. CLOUD.
THE STATE, TIE JUDICIARY, TIKI
AE@E AND THE PRESS MEET THE
MERCHANTS OVER CHAMPAGNE
AND OYSTERS.

Speeches Of Gov BroWnioa, Judge Brien-
Mr. Bowen. M. Hood, Jordan stokes.
Ger. Fisk. sam Tate, Henry V~attersou.
Dy. Calendar. Gov. NELL =. Brown, Ur.
HRrTispn, Mayor ". N Brown. "a
NeyeI Chatham. Mr. Beaunsont, and
NJ. ". II. Moore.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09

orgiU Bros d Co..
importers nd Dealers in
Hardware, CUTLERY, Nails, CASTINGS.
STEEL.
Iaekle Blocks, Horse Shoes, Boat Spikes.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
GARDEN SEEDS,
Feed Cutters, BeIting& Paekiug.
Horse Powers.
AeaPng' Moving and Fhreshing
MACHINES.
And everything pertaining to the
Hardware and Agricultural Trade.
AtTaeir Old stand.
No. 312 FRONT STREET,
Corner Monroe,
nOy9 Sm MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09

s Gen, Mellinot succeeds the late
MARSHAL Magnan as Grand Master of the
French Free Masons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09

IN fernando, Miss, on the 5th instant. after
a short illness, Miss PArrrE GOODMAN. in the
twenty-hfth year o. her age. God has clsimed
dis own.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09
THE FETE OF THE sEISON

The Esa1elts A7gl6-EZoquslce, Bt,
and coed Feeling Prcroa-By- Cones
arc By Zones, and Ws are III once
Nan Tor Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09

MEMPHIS, Noeembers. Is
TAE CREDITORS Of the late Ransom n
u Byrne, Of Commerce, Mississippi. vii uiaas-
NE with US copies OF their claims. as we wisb -
ascertain The condition Of the estate. u-4fE
view q It's settlement
noyslA WRIGHT & McEIsTcK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09

From the above circular. 10 VII be seer that
nave assocIatad myself In business with the
nrm Of Tate GIL & Able. propose 10 tn. bv
close attention and CORRECTNESS Of dealing. 70
make % me interest of nv old friends 10 extend
tome air share q their patronage.
n. p. FORREST.
nGrg I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09

The business VIII hereafter bs conducted IN
The name and style ~ TATE, GILL ABLE d
CO. We row have tn store. and 1rsr - the
public, one OF the largest and best selected
stocks OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09

EA.Ea
Mock Turtle.
Baked Lake Trout, ala Genoi-c,
o~1srEEs.a
Oysters, en- half shell. oyster Potte.
oysten, en- Champagne. Oysters en- JEW.
FRIED oysters, E-cai0ped Oysters.
Raw oysters stcwod oyster
COLD OHNAsESrAL DISHES.
Mestphalia Ham, decorated a Ia Princes
Buffalo Tongues, ornamentcd a la Royal
Boned Turkey. Ornamented a Ia Washington.
Boned Chicken, decorated a Ia Chasseurg.
COLD SIDE DISHES.
Lobster Salad "a Ia Paris5ene.
Calf brains en- Jelly, q Ia Modern.
Beef a Ia mode, q ia FIamaude.
Chicken Salad a Ia Ma glgise
Turkeys. Chicken. ROAST roln o,Fose
Saddle O. 5outh Down Mutton.
BOILED.
Ham, Tongue, Chicken Egg sauce.
ENTREES.
sweet Breads. larded, "a is J-arliniere.
Cotelcts Dc Nean, larded. a Do Toulouse.
small Pies, Raruished, a la scorpion.
sect DC Neen, Measeed, q "a Beclamela.
fllet Of Beef larded, a Ia Brendanlerc.
SaImle Of Domestic Ducks. aux PGnD8tfa.
Iendron DC Volatile, larded. ala Narcnr8.
ltaLene MacarouL, en- Pmp0'e. ala NeDoIseu
klhet OF Trout, potted, "a Ia Marc,helIe.
CANT.
y eniyon steaks, broiled, with Curuut Jelly.
Roast Prairie Chickens.
hossi SADDLE q Nenison, 5ely sauce
Roast Wild Ducks. Apple sauce.
Nasnsd P~s4,oes. Fried Sweet Potatoes
gLlqns, Rice, with Cream.
1 luruLpA. Fried FersuiTa.
oyster Plants
WoEcosgenhire sauce r,,r.b ,rr..
49,. DeeA Picked
Mushroom Csfsun Chow
Nnoh-Ne4ery. Green T0u5g.r u5cbss
cranberry sauce C+----. r.r7-
Englsh Cheese. Olives SmaTT
CREAM ASD gElry
Champagne Jelly. RaSD1er-. p..-
Claret Wine Jelly.
Charlotte de Russo.
Fresh Peaches and Groom
OENAMENTAL CAE AND CONrrcrrs=r--
'yramid Of Macaroni. pvuamid gf
Pound cake, Ornalnented
, Cake, Ornameuted.
round 1ake, Lemon Icing
Lady Cake, Orange Icing.
VICTORIA Cake, Orange Icing
Vanilla Ice Cream, la form.
lemon Ice Cream, in form.
PASTRY.
Fresh Peach Pie. Lemon Pie.
Mluce Pie. Lady Fingers. Almond Kisses.
mgllsh Plum Pudding. Brandy sauce.
Chocolate MacarOonE. Vanilla MacaroOus.
Boston Cream lake.
pple Jelly Tarts.
pples Figs haisiuS- CataWba Grapes
Isabella Grapes Almonds. Fubert&
Assorted Candies.
FRENCH COFFEE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09
"a Tn9rn.

~ AVttFE
FAVE PLACE of22u acres ms
oest IN Asissppi. only eight miIes So
41Q perweeu the Misslssfppf Gen.
TIi - 1isssippt and Tennessee rafIroafs Z
e z bargain and furnish stoek foo1g
I49aL anu corn % start with forty hands -
on broW1, LOouey and TyIer- ~ q Te4es
znoyg 81 JAMES VI. TOWNS
WA. oRGILL, "
EDMUND OBGILL. -oN,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09
From the Nashville Banner.
A TALE OF TWO CITIES.

MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE
Gather around the Flowing Bowl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09

DIED.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09

After the close Of the programme, our
gallant young friend, John J. Mccain.
arose and said:
MR.. President: There is one very
important omission In the toasts Of the
evening, and propose TO toast the fair
ladies' OF Tennessee, who. with their
tears washed out the blood of the past.
and with their smiles are now cheering
US on from the present 70 that glorious
future that awaits US.
This toast was drank amid tie utmost
enthusiasm. Three cheers were then Of
tered for the Ladies Of Tennessee and for
the Memphis delegation, which were
given with a viii, at the conclusion of
which the assembly dispersed. and tbus
the bright and happy scene.
ToO much credit cannot be bestowed
on Ar, Swayne OF the st. Cloud, for the
elegance, taste and energy displayed bv
him in the got-up OF this superb affair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-09

We ask orr friends 20 give us a call. Particu-
ar attention given 70 the sale or shipment or
cotton. SAgL. TATE.
GEO NJ. GILL.
Dan. ABLE.