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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08
Gdnfational.
Wheeling Female College,
WHEELMG, W. VA.


THIs NsTITUT1oN,I CHARTERED
IL with full collegiate powers in 1854 and
recently reorgantEed under new Board OF
RlTect3FS to- VII && Se oGsnsd g eqlegSte 3 inEa
next The buildings are now being tho
Toughly rented and newly furnished
In the Iberality OF its arrangements, in the
extent and comptahensiveneSs Of Its course
OF study, in its meth9dS OF tuition and gov
Its Board of Instruction. the public may rely
upon its being af1rst-class seminarys
Having had many years experience In COM
ducting leading Educational Institutions In
the Eastern and Middle StRtes, j feel assured
that With the ISe59 patT9nsge ~ SnS ths s95
and vicinity, the College will soon be able to
extend 70 young ladies hi the facilities for an
accomplished education, to be found outsid
OF our eastern metrop Titan elites, ia II
1tadorCls me the highest satisfaction to be
Of teachers OF distinEuished ability, expe-
Elence and reputation. IL. ~ fi..l. if.5
A NORMAL DEP ATar1rE4Sr viii be Organized
at an early day, having especial reference to
the preparation OF young ladies' for the bust-
neSS of teaching. = tegIs
A PRRFARAToRY DKPART,rKSr win be
enter The collegiate. n -.
ME Institution VIM be conducted upon
ptineipia; the Ieadins ehSTches Of this vieini-
ty, the Methodfst, the PTesby yterian and the
Eplscopa allan, being repre sented In the Facul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TuTuoN-F9ESt Preparatory, So: Second
CollegiAte, 90; Junior, SO; Senior, S12 5lS
Latin, French, German, or other Language Sf
Expef1men Sciences 81 extra, each: UfilW-
ing, ST PGinting In OIL SO, Pastel, S1Os Cray
on, S; Music. on Piano, $40; Use OF lnstTLl-
ment, g 5e Socll aIusie. so; Rnei, "A and 9d
quarters, % cents zach quarter. IS i
BoAiInLs15S Fuel and Lights, Sc Washing,
SIS Weekly Board, nom Monday TO Friday
nirht 50 80. Fuel and I.iRh htS- 81. f5ssT9 ( =
BilEhbth for ton and beard payable mall
cases at the eeonmeneement OF the quarter
Sept. 9Th, Nov. 18th Fe5; IS and April 18th.
July 20. 1855. President
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Che eQntelI lIfQetrtet.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
AUTUMN.

AUTUMN.
love the autumn OF the year, - ~
Mhen all the leaves grow red and gold.
W, w uSn NII mature. sweetest Joys unfold,
ana all Is beauty larahd near. - =
love It's slumbrous, dreamy air.
40 Isoltly, gently wand'ring round,
without The shadow of a sound.
10 kiss cash scene so rich and fair.
1loye its balmy spirit, too,
With all Its sweet and soothing cbnrIns
Mhlch chase away the hearts alarms.
AND mnke ones life seem strangely true.
Hove the golden look ofslSy.-- r--
0Ihi! and vale of tree und field
,,Mhich to the soul their beauty yield
Without or sigh = = ytS1ss
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TENDERS HIS THANKS 10 ALL THOSE
who have favored him with their confl-
dence and patronage, and would inform his
friends and the people generally, that heWtll,
the coming year, occupy his old othee ON ed
Wheeling, w, Va, where he may be consult
ed IN reference to their disease, the nnture and
character of which the Doctor Is able Ot nll
uI1nes uno under nll 70 qssS:Lloe
and 70 assure OF the probable result and dnra-
System OF Medicine, using mild hut effective
remedies, supporting instead of depressing
the Vital Powers The rnedicfneS used by
him are prepared and put ulo In his own
ONCE. Besides the treatment of Acute Dis
eases, Dr. KiSnef Will give hts attention to the
treatment ofnlt varieties Of Chronic disease.
That sc0urge OF the human race Scrof1la, in
all its varied forms, viz: Purulent Discharges
from the EnE, SO prevalent among children,
Purulent OpthAlminS OEenn, Enlarged Glands,
Ulcenfions CaneeIs and all syaritios OF Skin
DiSeasFS VIII receive his special attention.
Diseases OF the Thrnat, Lung and Heart, Iiv-
Pr PrComplaints, ninrrhnsa, ,pysenterJ and Piles,
DfseaSes or the Urinary Organs, syphilis &cS,
Nervous and Spinal Affections, Epilepsy,
rheumatism md Paralysis, Diseases OF Fe-
males, Oyen1enoFFheayE EeucorThen, Prol1f fsns
UteFi, and an Painful egulnEit tiles and NeT7
VouR Diseases, to which they are sub blect he
treats suecessfnlly!l The treatment OF GILL
DREN VIII receive thesame attention as here
tofore. An consul lions and cotnnunica-
tons strictly con ftial, and VIII receive
prompt attention. Nlght calls cheeEinlly an
BweFed. Once honfs nom TO u a. NJ, TO
and Gto 9 P.M. - = jun2
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The only Safe and Certain Cure for
IARRHdA, DYsENTERY, FLuX, SUM-
81 MEf COMPLAINT = =

MEh SONlPLAINT.
AIld an DiaedSeS ofEhe Stomach and Ro,heLs IN
etdeHt TO a Change Of Ztet Or Climate.
TNHE PRoPRIETORS OF THIS TRULY
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before introduced. It has been used with the
Nlo1t I5JeetSitcceESsi In thousands ofcnses tgheTe
al other Re2nedieS hare failed. Cases OF Chron-
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cured by the use Of tlbo b0EELeG. This remedy
mas nereF JAILED In q single flSdlee, where the
disease has bAff1ed the skill OF even the n1oSt
6lLtllfpl physicians.
kRAFrs DLARRITdsA COMPOUND hns been
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This medicine Is a purely sciene fc prepafn-
Ton, ana y prepared with tho greatest Cau-
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NO Family should be without It
Do not hesitate 70 try KRAFf1S DLARRHdsA
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TANcY SERTYo BUGGY AND nooR
u Mats Just received n Cg4.ppS5rr
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N. Vance, for 65 square feet of land in
Chnplines addition, with certain coal
A deed from Naomi Cecil to the oitv
No. 81, in Chapline and Eoff,s afSlftiSn
A deed from John Mooney and Others
to Jonathan Rodgers, for the north llali
of lot No. %, in North Wheeling '+'H--
A deed from Henry w. DraFeiy md
wife to Mary 0tNea1, for the east hhlf Of
I Ihe west half OF lot No. 10, in East
A deed from Henry w. Drakelv ana
wife to John Henry, for thewest half Of
Wheeling.
wife to Ferdinand FSv fo, ISa!ts pF ItIG
No. 25 nm %, in North 3Ybealine r AOtS
A deed from William r.. PAUL md
others to Charles "a. Berry, for parts s.t,f of
O,I;,SSr tIoSt - y. tI,. VI tLle noELn sloe OIL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

MeS1s. McCABE, KRATT d %, GeHasHe9::-. men:
Having used Kraft's Diarrhoea Compound, for
deeply afhicteti for almost one month, dHotheT
Te11edfes h7ed hdrtng ytfiLei, and fhndinR ID NOT
take pleasure in recommending it to fha' m
vorable notice ofall who may be alike afiicted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

LIST OF TRANSFERS OF REA1 ESTATE
m OHIO COUNTY FOR OCTOBER, 1865
The following is list of deeds trans-
'ferring real estate in Ohio county dur
inf, Inst ,,,nr,tl,... -
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MouNbsvfI:i.I- NsTsl,ali ca. W W.
Me1e1G. MctIABE, KRAFT q Co., GeaIeEleas
Last summer being in Nashville, Tenn ]
was nttacked with severe DinFfhcea. tried
the remedies OF several pllyBicianR, but with
out any effect was advised by my friends
70 come home wns completely broken
was advised 10 try KrRftB DInrrhmn Com.
pound. One b0tEe oCt cOHlpLefetv cured M Gii9-
elIte and 1eSt0Ted my health am Riad 10 ne
commend this valuable medicine 20 ali n.
nlcted with this terrible disease. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

DASSENGFR TRAINS WILL, Run ny
1o.,, me tpllowinE schedule on and after the
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Transrnttatinn.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. COMPLY
.l9:......I...s=ls5..s.-sa
WINTER SCHEDULE

OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILRoAn Co.,
WHWreTTAgfa nv, sly VpAF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

Sold by M'CABE, KRAFT & CO., wheeling
w. Va. 10 L.. 70 ocl3-ly
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Adeed from Robert A. AIcCabe and
vie WI to S1izapethS 8. Stout, for part of lot
no. 4, IN EoH and Chapline's addition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19

This magnificent palace, adjoining the
celebrated Church Of st. Peter, and
crOwning one Of the seven hills Of Rome,
il an assemblage or group Of buildings
covering a space Of twelve hundred feet
in length and one thousand feet In
BREADTH II is 6uilI upon the spot Occu-
pied by the famous gardens Of Nero. II
owes lie oligln to the Bishops ofROnle, one
o. wht 10 erected an humble residence on
he Vatican hill in tho early part of the
.ixth century. About the year eleven
hundred and fifty it was rebuilt, on o
magnificent scale, by Pope EUgenits
Innocent II gave it up as lodging to
Peter II, King Of Arr8gOn. In fourteen
hundred and i've, Pope Clement Y, at
the irstigati0a OF the King Oi France, re-
moved the P8pal SEA from Rome 70 Av-
iznou, when the Vatican remained Ia q
c nditlon Of oo-curity and neglect fer
more than seventy years, hUt soon after
the return Of the P0ntiic a Cou-t to
Rome, IN seventeen hundred and thirty
six, il " wa7 put a -tsee of repair, again
enlarged, and thenceforwaFd considered
the regular palace aud residence OF
-he 1'oDes, Wuo, one gftec another added
buildings 20 X, and gradually enriched 5
[ with antiquities, statues, pictures, and
/ books, until Il became, - Is now is, tie
( Tlon5st repository In the world, It's
library contains forty thousand manu-
scripts, many Of which are most rare
aud precious. The whole OF the Immense
/ b.d d.ngs forming the Vatican arr ulled
I vita statues iougl g.9sag % the ruins of
I ass!sel Homs N''H paintings by the
/ masters, curious uie.hais, and antiques ot
almost every descliptiou. Wneu n Il
{ known that there have heen eXhumed
more than seventy thousand statues from
I the ruined temples and palaces Of Rome,
some idea can be formed Of the riches OF
T the Vatican, which must ever be held in
veneration by the student, the artist, and
the scholar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19

bsJ@A ST n for lithogTaphing purposes
equal to that OF Bivarias has been found
near st. Louis.
be5~ The Brandon (Bfiss.) Repu5lical
Is rejoicing over tho Withdrawal Of the
negro guard lately on duty there.
rsa- The twenty-slxth Indiana regl-
ment, on duty at Macon, Miss, heve
been relieved by the firsa louisiana Col
ored Battalion.
rer N ry In Ia, little girl Of seven
years, was severely burnal in Philade :
phia. She was PLAYING near a bonfire,
and her dross csuGht FIRE.
eE5sIn Paris the Empc5or and En-
press OF France have been winning COL
den opinions by the course they have
pursued. Both have VISITED personally
the cholera hospitals, IN orI'er TO set an
example OF moralanE physical courage TO
their su6lects, and have contributed large
sans for the relief Of tho sick.
rg- Particulars Of the death Of ". P
ohnsOn, brother Of The President, o.
" ich brief mention has already been
made by telegraph. show that he died at
Columbia, on BrszUs river, October
twenty-fOurth, from the effects Of q gun
shot wound, received accidentally. while
taking gun of a small boat, ia which
the party crossed the Tivtr The bail
entered the hand, and came cut at the
elbow, shattering the hone. AmputatOl
was delayed until too late, and he suf-
fered between three and four weeks,
before death relieved hlm. He leaves =
widow and three children in Texas. Hls
two oldest sons are in Nashville, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19

A SOvTHERS ECURNAL on NORTH
I'm FICs1EiAiS-
As far as observation goes, the North
crn pictorial papers are unanimously en-
listed IN the cause OF radioalism The
columns Of these popular journals tecm
with lampo0us on the South and the con-
Sc vatiye North, aud their illustrated
pages abound In caricatureS OF the same
malignant tendency.
Thess sensational papers wicld poiitl-
cal influence at the North, the magni-
tude of which is but little understood
with Us; II is the power Of ridicule. In
political discussions they play the part
Of " The mBa In the crowd" Il
s their bu-inass 10 turn serious or
even sacred things, 70 d9rlsion TO r1i75
{ q laugh as choir leaders ral-e the tune
or, as occasion demands, 70 give the sig
Rai for the b2rb8ric yaup." They see
"A Prize IN every double CGtCt1rC they
systematically labor 10 surprise their vic
TINS iutO the conma-iun Of tuaJ p1s !;
they scrgliniZe every sentence in search
o o point on which to hang an epigram
Falling ID these dey.Ces-it plodUng
reason stlh makes head against them -
they hive q uevcr-faiiing resource in the
uiustrious example Of the Hon. Iittlebat
ritm use, ". p; they crow, or bark, or
brag, o Jurn "a Bummersauit.
The prominent array Uf this mOtiy
crowd under the radical banner is SIG
niGcaut Of tie character Of the elements
)f the party, AMI of the machinery it.
employs. y Uindicates an assemblage ,f|
ssiCn-guidsd, ezCitemeut-loving, sem
iatloo seekers fanatics all blind with
the venom oY their own Dalignity ready
u asoTibe higher praise to as iuumned
cartoon Ia which tre olligies Ui those
hey hate are hung drawn and
ulrtered, than to tho highest achieve
nent or orat0ry, philosophy or state
nanship. Bat this blind and furious
mob is not, as itvsirly ;msgiucs, left 20
-ae direction o. it, own instincts. The
laast has n t-tsr5 who, while they seem
% follow nm, control and govern his
every movement We remember to I
nave read somewhere that elephants I
were, in ancient times, driven before adj I
rancing armies 70 tramp.e dOwn the op-
IOs!ng foe; but that they sometimes ca I
iriciousiy turned on their drivers and I
-.sited upon them the destruction they I
lad designed for others.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19

tgE- 4 London letter says: The
steady advance Of tie Roman Catlo.il
Church in this country may be seen from
the fact that the Pope has determined TO
establish a second urcn0islopric in E1g-
gland, the headquarters Of which viii be
esther at Liverpool Or birmingham.
The announcement does not create the
slightest alarm among either the Church
OF the people of the country, for the SIM
pie reason that the Church Of England
itself, throughout It's length and breadth,
is already nine-tenths Roman Catholic
and the community et large zee only il
all such movements g return 90 first prin-
ciples."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19

We find in the Lynehburg VyrginiaH
an appeal from a number OF slaves to
their former masters, for aid TO enable
them to omigrate to Liberia, in Africa.
The Trginian vouches for them as re-
-pectable men, and worthy Of any help
that may be extended to them:
LYxcHBUR8, VA, October r. 1856.
TO our Former MdsierF'
We, portion Of your former slaves,
have formed ourselves into s'society
known as tho African Emigration
Society, for tho sole purpose O.
10 grating 70 Liberia, on the west
coast OF Africa, 20 convey the liglu
ANA civilization that we have received
here, even IN state Of slavery, % OW
heather brethren on that benighteJ
and long neglected continent. We c1-
pect TO leave this city on the IiT5t o.
November next for our fatberianl, and
.eave you all for no reason but tue one
above mentioned; none OF tl- VIII carry
With Us the pfeiUuices and Ill viii tha'
might arise from our being he'd ia bond
are by you as Your slaves. We know
that you have been our best friends, and
we ievl 10 now the more though We are
Tree. You all knew the peculiar situation
the termination Of the late war has lcti VI
in, 50, therefore, we call upon you 10 aid
Us in our enterprise. We know your gen
erous and sympathetic hearts viii not let
you stand aloof from us Ia our endGavOrs
10 10 good for ourselves and people.
Some of Us arc capable Of con-
veying ideas Of the mechanic arts
some CTn unfold 10 them, in our poor
way, the marvellous light OF tie gospel,
and point the way % God. We arc no
going 20 try 10 elevate the people Of Ii
beria because from what we can learn
they are far our superiors IN intelligence,
wealth and learning, but Africa gene
rally. Some OF us have good comm -
education which we think VIII bg o
value TO those who have no art. You
know We are very poor; the smallest |
SUNS you afford to contribute 10 Cur /
scheme viii be very acceptable 70 Us. I
We call upon you because VIC know the 4
Kind and generous impulses OF yOur I
hearts, and you, on the other hand, know 4
lur situation and wants. Give rs,
he abundance OF your wealth, a small
um, and we believe that YOU viii be re-
yardei by him who says, "He that
dveth TO the poor lendeth TO the Lord"
We think this will be our last request
rom your hands, 50 join and help Us in
ur efforts to do good TO our race. We
re- ever your friends and obeJient sor-
ants
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19

One s1usre one Insertion q e'
each sdditIoual insertion
tuu weeks U
one month ~
az All Advertisements lI Tire SPECIAL Nolcv
column W4lI le charged Sd cents per ilre.
Ua- eiall1a-- aui death noricc3 puDAslcd as
Ct1rr nfFe-s a-aleuGs
Ezr Az adrrfIl lsetseuts not marked FOR a Epe-
cia. q 1trie VII be discontinued al the end o.
one weel-.
EE an advertisements for the Appeal mus;
b handed en- al the Clerk deslS.
F.- T-1ns-.t Cs1-riisH1elfs uUst Be paid IN
r. 8 TuH-.
RI NJ advertise encut VII appear IN the
Weekly paper, Ullcss by special contract.
az a6vartisauNnts 20 be inserted IN the
WsI.-lv ,nIror only. Cr at Irregular intervals In
either az tle raters. viii b. charged 81 per
q luar= Jog each and every insertion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19

Hn- A french woman named Dourset
destroyed, between the FIRST Of May and
the tenth OF September, in the present
year, three thousand two hundred and
sevepty-faur vipeFs, for which she OBJ
tained q reward OF eight hundred and
eighteen and a half franes-5wenty-five
eentimes being the remuneration for
everv Ylner Killed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19

F1g- A WertgIu man being desirous ol
hearing several Of the more famous pull
Dit orators OF the metropolis, went iu the
morning 10 Dr. Chapiu's church, and
heard a stranger preach from ihB text
And simdu's wife'5 mother lay sick OF
a fever" In the afternoon he went 70
Bescharis Plymouth church, and heard
lie same discourse fEom tbs same
preacher. Going in toe evening 10 Dr..
0-Rood's church, he found the same cler-
gyu1an and the same theme; "Simon's
s.ilfi- mother tay rick Of fever. The
next day the paiisLl scersr Cfthe thrice
fold discourse wss crossing 20 brooK.s
in . ferry-b0at, whel She alarm bel 10
lie park agi.ated tho air with iis gleat
shoJt,s ~ sound. sud a man behind him
inquired why tLlI D8l was ringing.
Looking up, Es saw the nov FAMILIAR
countenance OF the preacher, and was
prompt 70 reply: "I think Simon g
Eife'5 mother must be dead / heard
thr5s tines yesterday that she was sick
" 9 feye.,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19

nea- Inquiry has been made respecting
the runnor of trouble Of q serious eharae-
ter on the Canadian border, but it does
not seem that any verifcation Of the re-
port has yet reached the War Depart
ment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19

E| a Washington letter says: Secre-
tary McCUlIoch is now in strict retire
mont engaged in the preparation Of hi-
report. The latest rumor from the Treas
urv Department Is that he viii suggesi
the least possible legislation, and viii
show the feasibility Of so funding the
debt of the country as 10 insure lis re-
iomption at not very distant day.
There are also rumors that the Secretary
viii recommend such legislation as VIII
mske it imperative On national banks t.
redeem their bills al New York, and Wi
:orco many Of them TO curtail their circu-
Iatioa,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19

BaE- Six gamblers at Indianapolis, who
were TO have been tried in that city,
turned up missing, forfeiting thirty thou
SAND dollars bail. One Of their brother
professionals was sent to the Penitentiary
for year, not long ago, which caused
the stampede.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19

Ge-C Chief Justice Chase says he e.
much doubts the propriety Of holding
Circuit Courts OF the United States in
States which have been declared by the
Executive and Legislative Departments
Of the National Government 10 be in re-
bellion, and therefore subjectedto martial
law, before the complete restoration OF
their broken relations with thenation and
the subsedure OF the military by the
civil administration, that he lCo9d6s M
lcAi1g TO hold such courts ia such States,
within his circuit, which includes Vir-
ginia, until Congress saaH hare had an
opportunity to consider and act on the
,rdole subject. The Chief Justice ex-
pressed 10 the President the opinion that
a civil court in a district under martial
law can only act by the sanction ana
under the supervision Of the military
power; and he positively asserts that he
could not think it becomes the Justice OF
the Supreme Court TO exercise jurisdic-
-ion under such conditions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19
DireLLinre fop .c.lEe.
Residence For sale.

WE WILL SELL ON Lfhe-sI Terms. tho
W House and Lot az present occupied by Or.
J. W. Leftwlch, No. I5j Adams street.
noyl7 iw NIXON, WOOD & GO.
rI'FEE CEDAR GAssHES---Winter arrange
/ meuts have been made 20 supply Visitors
with all the DCic0Clcs Of tho season. Fresh
Oysters In every style. Irish and scotch WINS
KY Punches, Wines and finest OF Liquors, auI
every description OF gG4lics served 10 guIck
haste, day sud night. NTs. II. ZACSCE.
novl7 Inv Cor, Wellington & south SIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19

"a Mr.. John w. Popham, Of Monroe
county no, expects to manufacture
some eighteen hundred gallons OF Sor-
ghnm molasses this season. He has al
ready made about eleven hundred gal
Ions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-19

Rs1- The Jackson NeIU5 proposes on
the suggestion Of some returned CoufeG-
crates, to get up a subscription for the
purchase Of homestead fcs tho Presi-
dent Of the late Confederate States
'Pnrdoned and free, rs ho VIII be by OF.
maguanimous President y says the No
bile Times, "AIr. Davis may nave to livJ
IN foreign lands, and we indaT-e the good
idea Of the Ne'us, with the proyiso THAI
the home stead may be bought whittier
soeyer he Will be permitted TO spend the
remainder OF his stormy life.n