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

Ger. Fisk. sam Tate. Henry Hratterson.
Ds. GOV. Nem =. Brown, Mr.
Harrison, Mayor W. NJ Brown. "a
NsyeT Cheatham. MI. and
ac- ". Il. Moore.
THE FETE OF THE SEASON.
The Esacats MRglc-Eyoqus1ce, Wit,
and Good Feeling Preroa-By- Cones
o-s BIZ Tones, and W are III once
E10s Tor Tennessee.
We have this morning to chronicle
another =" tale OF two Cities The festi-
val al the st. Cloud, in honor Of the COM
mercial Luprials Of Memphis and Nash
vile, was a brilliant affair; perhaps the
mcsc brilliant as 10 design. details and
result, which ever gTaced the capital Of
Tennessee. As was observed by the elO-
quent Jordan Stokes, il was the first
assembling together Of all the elements
IF the community, under the symbol OF
crosssd-hands, and IL carried with il q
significance beyond the power Of mere
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dnguished representative of the State,
lhe General Assembly, the military de
partmeItt the bench and bar, the press,
and Of general society, regardless o. po-
itical CCi-iOus or anuecedentS, and Lla
perfect serenity and sunshine which per-
vaded every heart, gave token that there
Is " life III the old land yct' and that
whatever may haEe been our differences,
as was chsEvedby Gov BrovnloW, we
are al u Us Tenuesseeaus.' 10 was "a
brave s-Ltlment, and we thank him for
it. Here IS sam. Tate, ~ said Gen. Fisk.
+" who Lent lis genius TO the construction
and Ore-stou Of the railways of the
( C1nfcde q he is my friend and fellow
citizen, ans If there is another war, !
want him 81 my staff" What could be
more tOu5@ ing than the tribute which
noble Ne-lS. Brown paid to the past, or
more cheering than the view mirr0red
by DR.. CaIendarOf the futUre2 We wish
the whole state could have looked in on
the gallant assemblage-au as-emblage
Of Teunesseeaus-frOm both side- of the
battle-Iine.
Freemeu rejoice and blg0ts derlora-
Faction and fead are passing away
II UuI a loud voice. but ir H "a loud rllr,
Blue and gray wiu carry the day..
TIE COMMITTEE AND RECEPTION ROOMS
AND THE WELCOMES or GUESTS
We reached the rooms Of the Commit
tee Of Arrangements at a quarter PAST
nine, and found the guests already ar
I irving. Members of the Memphis Dele
cation. with several members from the
two branches of the Legislature Gov.
I Br0wnlow, Gen. R. W. johnson and
other distinguished gentlemen from the
city and State were engaged in lively
/ and cOngratulatOry discourse over the re-
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I Fast as they arrived the guests were es-
/ corted by appointed ushers 20 the recep-
tion room on the second floor. Here "a
large number Of invited guests had al
ready assembled and were beiugreceived,
introduced and welcomed boy their
princely entertainers.
THE GUESTS.
The following Is a list Of the invited
guests:
Maj.-Gen. q. H. Thomas. Gov. w. c..
BrownlOw, w. A. J. Fletcher, Secretary
1 Of state, Maj.-Gen. R. II. johnson, Maj
Gen. Whipple, Brighten. Fisk, Col.
Ramsey, Col ThrustOn, Col ShafCuer,
Col Maynard, Gen. J. =. Br0wnlow,
Maj-Gen. A. J. Donaldson, Col Thomas,
Col. J. Stokes. John Hugh Smith, Neil
:. Brown, sam. Tate, Esq, Judge n. N.
Brien, DR.. Calendar, II. H. Harrison,
Judge c. F. Trigg, DR.. ". A Chatham,
Pitser Miller, Joseph w. Allen, Major
Brown, J. W. Smith, J. kirknlan, F..
Richards, : 3. Beaumont, F.. p. Cone,
r. II. East, Tom. Craighead, Capt. Dyke
man, Capt. COchrane, Henry Hei--, Al
bert Roberts, W. :. Bruce, o. +. Pres
colt, F. A. Mahan, +. J. Atwood, Ben.
Bingham, j. d. DaubUry. G.. W. Fall,
y. B. Gslbra.rh, VIM. r. Moore, A.
Woodruff, ;. c. G0dshalL, N. Cheatham,
sam. Nanleer, A. J. Duncan, r. B.
Chatham, J. ". Terrass, J. J. McCauu,
J. W. Barry, :. c. Mercer, j. W. Bel,
J.. ". Darden, J. H. Galloway, j. IS.
Patterson. Robert Allison, J. Fl6mming,
+. N. Govans, Benjamin Cunningham,
g.. Il. Blackburn, G. +. PaTvit, James
Mclaughlin, Charlses II. Havs. Ad0igu
Nelson, n. W. Parmele, c. T.. Morse, J.
7. Bel, J. c. kodgere, D. II. Mason, lir.
WatersOn, Mr.. Erdman, of the tennessee
Journal. and the city reporters, John
Aldridge, VIM. Bosom, John ". Bowen, .
A. NJ. Cate, Thomas j. CrPeTt, Is. Case,
b. Frazier, Joshua r. Frier-ou, W.
X. Hall, J. ID. johnson, Geo. w Keith,
Robert Z. LHsater, G.. j. Mckinney. .
II. Newberu, p. 2. Z. Nelson. B. r.. .
Pears, Dewitt {. Seuter, VIM. Spence, .
J. W. Smith, J. Trimble, G.. W. Audar-
son, ). NJ Arnoll, VIM. Barton, James
Baker, Nathan Brandon, Thomas II.
Bledsoe, Gilbert Brittle, /. n. BlaCksou.
:. !. Garter, Richard II. Coward. j.. Il.
Donaldson, IA. Doughty, Rufus D5wdy,
Wilson DuCgan. N. T.. ". Duuawar.
W. Y. Elliott, Asa Faulkner. c. a. 4. /
Freeman, John =. FullIn. A. Z. Garrett.
W. A Garner, Jesse II. Gaut. A. C.. Gil
Jere. Gilrer, G.. II. Grove, ". =.
Grimmett, William Heisktu, Theodore
He-mans, James r. Hood, Joseph r.
Hudson, Charles Iuman. l.. NJ. Jarvis.
Iuruey Jones, james Jones, Thomas A.
herclIva-, VIM. b. Lewis, Thomas j..
Mason, Thomas Maxwell, J. 7. NcNair.
James n. Melton, !. B. Minis. James
Mullins, J. ;. MUlloy, A. w Moss, II.
I. Murphy, II. ID. Sicks, John Norman,
C.. y. Ordway, :. X. y. Patton. John
J.. y. Pickett, Peter Pearson, r..
Raulst0n, 2. 5. Richards, Reuben
VIM. Scales, VIM. Simmons.
Symmetry, J. r. Shultz. r. A.
SMITH Abner A-NJeele, A. A. ~SuOGderly,
John SteEald. ID. @. Thoruburgh. joseph
Travis J.. F. Thomas, G.. Underwood,
L.. Waters, Wallace Waters. IS. L.
Warren, J. p. Walker, John Welsh.
Pleasant Williams, W. W. Willis. VIM.
VIM. Wright, w. ". Wo0dc0ck.
James Woods jr, J. G. Carrigan, 4. W.
Frazier.
BANQUET AND THE BANQUET HALL.
AT a given signal. the splendid band Of
he Sixteenth United States Regulars.
engaged for the occasion. struck u8 q
march, and the company. two
'y-twO, flied across the balcony of the
lotel to the banquet hau. The scene ,
presented was OF surprising -Ulan-
and elected the enthusiastic and ont y
poken admiration Of the guests. The {
lall was lighted by sixteen g-as-buruars I
nd the walls festO5ned with flags, fifteen d
q number, extending around the room. G
rows Of tables extending quite the q
I'LL length of the hall, freighted with D
very imaginable delicacy, with taste y
llly arranged confectiOns, and elabo- IS
ately ornameuted flower vases, were set Z
part for the guests; and their enter y
tlucrs, while the committee were seated
{ another table, at the head of S
le room extending trayerseiy, over C
.hich were hanging two crossed D
lnners from the staff spear-heads q
which suspended "a basket Of a
flowers. The following was the II
BIZ Of Fare. q