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, 1865-10-19
FROM CINCINNATI.

Cu.ualtfe4-Returns OF Internal 11cT-
cnue-The l. mcricnn Christian Mis-
sIonar1 Soclcty-HrHo1utlonsF Passed.
{speaA Despatch to the Chicago Tsbuue-1
CrscrssAr. Oct 1s.
Yesterday morning mother in this city len hcz
little boy, two yearE and ha,T old in room while
ehe went 10 The yard for bucket Of water. Rc-
turning, the found his ctothts blazin: With Ere.
She tore them Oh, but he, was 70 badly iujurrd be
died be1orr night. ...
In Coyfngton, Ky., yesterday, girl thirtecu
years old, while drawing bucket Of water from a
cistetu, 1eu In and w1. drowned, nobody being
present 10 azsIEt her ont
The returns 10 the Assessors Of 1Rte11al Revenue
for this county tor the month Of September, amount
to s4a1.2a5.
The American Chrietfan Missionary Society this
afternoon dispo.ed Of the slavery question By the
adoption of the following, reported by the Busness
Ccxnnatttec:
WutHGAa, The Conflict Of The last four rcs.1
which hae refuled in the cnancipal'on Of foar mil
(ippe Of sayes and the rttun Of peace TO orr suffer
tpr county, for aI o$ which We render derout
thinks to our Heavenly Father, now openA az
edcctusl door for missionary effort among desn
tuie pe0nlc within our Own bordcrE; theretore
! TtS1;txn That We gratefully accept The leaAins!
of Proyjdenre md will endcayor se to meet the ex
Ieeney that the poor may hea1 the Gospel preached
unto ttcm:
, 1865-10-19

G;cn. OrteEa Arrested By n Mexican He-
nrtsfStF+v

Gen. 0rteEn Arrested By Mexican Re-
cruittn- Agent.
NEW YonK. Oct. 1B.-An interesting Gaze, In con-
uectiou sith Mexican nAttcrt< aud growing out Of
the Mexican emigration excitement OF last spring,
waa. yesterday, before Judge Manier, Of The Snpc-
1for Court In tnis city. In Chambers. Gen. 0rfcn,
who Ia Chief Jnstiea Of the Supreme Court Of Mex
leo, md Vice President Of the Republic, and who.
By The expiration OF the term Of President J1arez,
Will become President next month, arrived In this
country in April Last where be has srnce remained
principally Ia thIs city. Some days since he was
alresttd end admitted to bull in the sum Of
On the complaint Of Col. Wm. Fl. Allen, who
figured IN connection with the Mexican recruiting
movement, and who allows tAat he was EN-
ployed to snperintend the whole matter, and on
The promise that MI expenses would be paid. Now
Allen states, after he had recruited large army Of
men for Mexico, and Incurred debts amounting TO
nearly $4,000, Gtneral OE.egs refused to pay the
bills, o. hive anything to do with tho recruits.
The action yesterday vas on o motion to. chow
cauec Why the order Of arrest should not be Faca-
ted. The Generals response to Aliens allegations
tho latter the slightest suthor7ty fot engaging IN
thte bustuess, which ves commenced before 1c had
erer seen Allen and which he characterized as fool
ith and calculated to lead unly 10 faNre He also
states that he shocked Nhen be learned that u
was lu proress, and that he believes the present
rroceediuEe are designed tnezely to e1tost money
| hon him. Tha ease has been Adjourned over ta
tic 10th fpEtdnt. 49,.
, 1865-10-19
THE OIL TOURISTS.

Arrival at Is1thoIc-DfEtInEuf~l. Men
in lhe .nrty-11orriblc Koad<-Tbe
Horseback lkide-Futurc Reports.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnoune]
p17uoIE C1rT. Pa-. Oct. IS.
The oil exploring party reached this place, eafe,
sornd and muddy, at three o'clock thts afternoon.
Tie party numbers about three hundred persons
a1nong Them arc Senator Sherman. Of qhio; E
Speaker Crow md Ex-Gose1nor Morehead Of Penn:
sfknda, G. T. Culver, the great oil man and
bsrket, and other distinguished indasitna!s. :.
morning, and sui continues. The horseback r1iie
from Shnder to this place, distance eleven miles,
vii never be forgotten By those who participated
The roads wcrc the most horrible eycr travelled bs
mortal man. The chicaeo portion Of the excursion
party hare so far managed to maintain their psrpen
dfcutarity, but whether they will successfully IN
dc1go The a1xtecn miles OF fcqucftEtanisna to-mor.
row Is srt to be demonstrated. You may hook ont
for huge seneaton reports Of the magnitude OF oil
productions IL this dtstrct, as there are no les.
linn txcnty Bohemians accompanying the e1cur
sion, whose iraseiastion. and hciIe pens VIII moEs
Than 10 Justice to the FUb1tct.
, 1865-10-19


Twelfth Days Se.sion-fmroF1ant Re
conon. ~
rn11A111ra,A, Oct. .1s-The General censen-
ton of the Episcopal Church Fcassemoled this
nSEnspEM; @ M.,,.,,, rr.+ .a,,o, TIN fo,,o,zt,o
,mrp5o,snt to aSe nntos IN ssis.eace 10 lie pro
IA se 81 ,t11ao Rs nE o ba onse
s1i,,oueiv Hh aGonte5 ~ te 1s,h MI rern1nIyins
WIZ WE. ~ 49,. sI1 er" sn1 nnton.
WI wv ~ 1es 'e'--t' 'A''+@~'''
"nS Wurn..s. Such sruo,cxsion te unjust aud laiu-
lions q anis uoasf aaa .ta1d * i, 10 I'd
erroneous impression III regard 10 ''s
1ssess4z, 1n.t s.,d protest be pot reect.ed -. j..
ea ~ ,,rts M. ,n ,Ea. y r;ncste hc Eouse
tren H. e1opnops s nsrssi,s wbich he proest
Wa calculated 10 produce. On bis motion the
forni r1si,t,ia 10 AimIshtg cd jor tho fs,torn-
t1nn II nationnl neace snd Union The national
IInion. hx necessaTy fplication as well a. in the
1s ~ ~ s,,tinn md +1,r Entern1 Torcrnnrnf wifh
~ w. und snthoTitV nrer ia
Whole land. It ma in this sense tnat tic. Union
ns na1 13,t ;hc tn N t1t
The tpIete onSp nnd q1 Lns ne M
my Waantsa ~ n s 5senE naaEse 3Ga* 9n ,fna
snT reie,enea To- Ills uroceedins he fiji that to
99tos o. M 16e o.ssd nan dSne @ 1sa ~; e i
tae.a ao n ta1t,, - y. .t1, ~ r. ronrau
y nase ~ "! " W GoaI5 at a. .1s HtIs T.
hen haa sa,tsd TO srres rs ssnse ~ SIsss 10
nv Gb,sh % Il ipss 81 but si.o ior ihc Wnon Of the
s.h!es and the restoration e Ae Saiaona tntssft9
ano @ .. t Moo thts ,stey n ia ina III hrfor.
~ ton s Mas - "a 9rn cnrnt, mnd r. rin1frsfe 5hri1
teI1te ag nn anisn aIa h tst ~
, 1865-10-19
Personal.

her than usual Of distinguished persons hay,
a1rised herc today. In addition 10 the Eugtfst
party, Senator Carlisle, of Virginia, Governor
~, Major General HookerI and lady. lion. II. F
6de1I, Of New York, and George Ii. Stuart. q
Philadelphia, are here. The thrte last named gen
Of the Military and fayal Aayfums, which meet
tomorrow nj The Smithsonian Institute. A quo
rum il not ret present.
, 1865-10-19

Dos1os, Oct. ts.-Wende1, Phillips delivered q
lecture before the Boston Ftntetuity last night.
enee. ne lis uns was aThe soatn Yieiorsons,''
Mt Philips declared that President johnson, In
bis speech 70 the delegation thst vailed on him
protection against cone1efs a,d thc haEsh sp!rt Of
nc Noz4hera States, had ranged himself WITH the
halEcony4ted rebels, and made, himself three
themselves might be one-qraricr Uuion. Major
Gen. Banks Mt. Phillips denounced as ttvagzant
sn il Loui.iana md 5laseachue etts, md Jet Mas~
sachusetts men wera going 10 send him to Con.
eress." Nj. Phillips, In speaking OF the endorse
State Conventions, said: 'fne Republican party
does not exist. There is spectre walking orer The
country in tts shload, but there 1s such pltty.
II has not existed since the Baltimore Convention,
when II was buried in the till Of Abraham Lincoln.
deny The existence ofany politdca! force entitled
70 the ep9ossq' t ~ H. fnps e'rs Is aaves
New TotG1 next week.
, 1865-10-19

Vts-Vtfa4taVub WITH INC I0UEk11ss
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18-The Secretary Of the In
General J. 6. Sanborn, ono Of the Commissioners
appointed TO negotiate With the Indians OF the Up
per Arkansas, dated al Council Ground, October
l3 statlng That tho Ar7apahoes and Cheyennes were
there. Two meetings with them had taken place,
and treaty Of peaca was expected to be concluded
with them on lis following. day, which the Com
d. Cen. sanbora .ays thsre ass many q lie above
tribes north Of the Platte river that wish TO eet1En
to tbt1r homes, Tese II safe 70 travel and Eecon-
nends tint an escort be provided for them.
In Council. Neariy all are expected 10 come 10
, 1865-10-19

Lor1svTLE. Oct, la.-At a ball In Patriot, Swift
zerlaud county, Ind, last Friday night. eleyen
rebel ruf6ans from kcusrcky introduced theut-
By Cirinc rent to their rebel sen,imepts, a fcht
e1sued, in which VIM. Tart WIS killed, and 1--we
cthes Young men OF Patriot were woundea.' The
rtlcls succeeded In escaping across the rire1.
cInliy of Btandenbnrg, Ky., on Saturday lasf. The
children Of Mr.. Plodgett. while out gathering wal
nuts, found loaded percussion shell, which they
carried bone with them- and upon examining It
and showing It to some Of their little friends, the
mlssile exploded, Eeartully .woundins the whole
party Of children, eight or nfue In nutnber. -Four
Or fve Of the sufferers are in all probability fataIIy
injured. and the others will bo cripp1cs for life.
Nj, Fodcelt ,yas also badly, though not seriously,
wounded by fragments Of the shell.
, 1865-10-19
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

kS0F% VMlGS0J'& HxOfEl2ENA8-A114t2Ah 2AhS va
Trocp.-SbocIzinEC Condition Of Camp
Butier-AddltIoua1 Census Returns
Court Matters.
[spocaal Despatch to tic Chicago Tfibune.1
SrEtsGF1Hp. Oct IL.
Gov. Oelesby leavcs here this evening for Peorfa,
to which place he hns been Invited make speech
ut an immense gathering to be held there to-mor-
row, as IN osnion to the soldiers Of that section OF
the State The Governor will not return before
Saturday.
Amorg the troops at Camp Bntlcs At present arc
iosts negroes belonging to tic Twenty 1ntt Z.
8. Colo.ed Volunteers.
The Thi1ty.st1th regiment Illinois Infantry, Col.
B. F. CampbcI, commanding, consisting Of twenty
on5ccrs ind $50 enlisted me and The Filth Illinois
Cara1Iy. consisting OF twenty officers and GET en-
il.tcd men, arrived safely at Camp Butler last
evening
TIE Condition Of the camp, au1 sorrr to say, Is
fax from comfortable. the recent rims haT1ng
| completely faturated the grounds and rendered
| them entirely rnht fot camping pnrposee. The
ts but cold reception FOR the boya on their return
| rom The Funny sonih. The Governor has written
i most rrgent letter to Gen Ord. requeatins LIN
In instruct tho ii the camp 10 have
fhe nancke at 0nee put In proper repair 1or the ~
renfin md accommodation Of troop4, but If thls
rfnnesf should not be actded to, be has suggested
| to fhe authorities the wisdom and humanity o.
rnuatefng ont md paying the soldiers tn the held
md thep furnish them With transportation 70 III
ia tie Stats, thus esadlng spHo:deiI
Cd rtth se,erN beneficial results 70 the boys, /,
, 1865-10-19

!. New YonE, Oct. 18.-Twenty thousand tons o.
Scranton coal will be sold at auction In this city
uext WednGEd day noon. -.
Several rre companies reached this city to-day OF
theik rtu1u from fhe Philadelphia parade.
Cen, Saxton writes from Charleston that S. t0N
h1auktta, and tnrrc supplies Of clothing, &c. vii
be needed this winter IL 6onth Carolina End Geor
gia, Ia suffering refugees, freedmen, &c.
, 1865-10-19

NEW Yonk, Oc1. 18--1he sum obtained for tn:
Mr. Drsper, Tie cotton agent, vas mors t1sn
ii .a0 OG1 In gold. The whole amount realized dur.
ipe he p1st yesr account Of COTTON aales, Is b.
tween Ei4 and teven millions ofdoaa1s. Nearly SIX
rotton capsu.cd in Savannah and Charleston IL 500
bales, of which g, 200 tales came from Savannah.
Tie sdsanec which has taken place In the price o!
1.0OO bales Of it we're so1d. :.ince July The dea-
patches OF the cotton Agency here to the depart
ment were to the effect thst the market was VERY
hicher, aud tha Secretary Of the Treasury post
poped the Ra1ea that were 10 hasp been made Ia
Auguzt 10 September, and a:teFTard to October.
pound Tbs whole Of tho Saxanuah, Charleston
ind Mobile cotton tsken BY tho GoTsfnnasnt has
, 1865-10-19

r ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
LOUISVILLE, KESIUCKI.
RT 9. G.. HENRY s. CO.
Second large sale Of Hospital Bedding. Clothing. Fu-
niiuke and Furnishing Articles
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
For account Of the Medical Department u 8. H., At
tho edlcal Puryeyor's Department no1th cnrnus
q yai1 tna First atfeess, On nTHUE9DAYMQENtNG,
October 2atb. commencing at 10 O'Clock.
BEDDING.
iS s eaests1ssane, e!asststis IS Rsssass Fl iss g,
SkoQ Bed Sa:Es 900 Linen and Cotton P1l.
' S$!$ "a s.+ Cotton ~ 5Ss!i S;'i
CLOTHING.
aseo Cotton prsxers, 1eeo Dssss!nx Go.sas,
SS ss 1nss C 7sas ss'st Ps5 ssz SSs' ssssa s's
FURNITURE.
tr1heabove articles are all Eood and IN good Or
des, many Of them being In the original pacsages.
Also Will bc added large lot Of Condemned Hospt
tai Properly, consulting Of The following Akteaes:
, 1865-10-19

NEW YoaK. Oct 1a-The Ship Owners 1ssocfa-
ton Of this city met to.day and adopted petition
to The Secretary oftbc Treasury, requesting him so
oi 1heiE freight dues. They alleys that under The
peeetnt system imported goods are bonded by
pattisa who take them out Of the warehouses By
rayirt. the Custom dues wfthou. paying freight,
thns defrnndIng the shtp o1nesa exten11ve1y. Tho
petition Sill DC forWa1ded to Washington
, 1865-10-19

NV YonK. October 18-Dy tn: steamer Moro
EsstIe NC have Havana dates to the 14th 1ustaDt.
During The drst reck In October. heayy rains and
high Wndx prevailed throughout the Island. forcing
The people to shut themselves upAnd suspend bust-
uces, Great foods have occurred, covering the
Telegraph poles In some placez, and damaging The
rairrzd Track. Several lives were 1ost By drown.
mr. and much misery caused.
, 1865-10-19

New YouK. Oct. la-Thc Tin.es' Washington
succaI saYa The information tnm Louisiana - lhsi
much confusion and trouble prevail ln that State,
fonc Of the parishes refusine Or being reluctant
TherefoSe It is not improbable that either be, q.
sornc other per.on, will be appointed Provisional
Governor, ID ordcE that harmonious action may fol
low The present political cc1fuztou-
, 1865-10-19
FIRES.
l. Brewery Burned-F1ro in the N. 7
LEDGER 0HcHs

NEw TonK. Oct 1S~-At noon to-day the brewery
Of j. johnson, On the corner Of Jay and Front
streets, Uas destroyed by fire. Loss, TO DW.
NEW YonK, Oct. l8.-A fire broke out this noon
in ihe building in Spruce street, occupied tn part
by the n. Y. Ledger. 1he building was flooded
with wafer in short time. and perhaps the least
at work.
New YoRK, Oct 1a-The drr In the Ledger print
ing Office this noon caught IN the psper room, In
slx printing presses sre operated. The dames were
e1tinsulhhed before tnuch damage WIS done, BE-.
Yond The paper toom Loss estimated At from 500
10 E, ,0f1.
NV YoRK, Oct. 1sL-Thc losses On stock by tho
fire Monday night IN storage stores Nos. , and s,
Bridge street, are now estimated at about $500, ,oG0.
Jhefc sre Indications that preparations had been
made BY the incendiafies to include in this coufa
c-atfQu the Government establishment, II. Is and
10 State stzeet In The rear Of which lhe stores Tes
81
, 1865-10-19

Savannah Cotton and Rice Markets.
New YoHk, Oct la.-Ihe steamer Raleigh, from
S1yannah, 1ih inst-> has arriYed.
The Sayannah Herald reports cotton IN demand
and holders tlrnl. For some time past the market
has been gradually advancing ut the rate Of from
1c 10 &C per pound. Since las: Wednesday the nd
vluce on upIande has been ffom l0c to 11Ac per
pound. thus e1cctng M ndrauce on ali grades Of
npsantls os from lse 10 17c pr pound within the
Last three days. The quotations arc nominal for
,nfddllags at ntpu Sc to tic
From 70 Coo to 10 coo bushels Of rice tho product
Of tho labor CT freedmen on abandoned Plantations.
were to be sold at nucttpn.
, 1865-10-19

Alex. H. Stephens moTe1nesitss
NEW YoRK, Oct 1a--This morning Ae1. b.
Stertcrs e1-Vice President Of he late Confectionery
accampanied by Judge Reagan md others, visited
Mayor Gup!hef. NJ. Stephens subsequently called
on sherf Kelly. He appeared to be In excellent
health aud Spirits.
, 1865-10-19

7; ~ Henry B. Dawson, editor OF, @ new
edition Of tho Ftderalst, has bfoueht t"o &C.
tions for libel against john Jay: The oheo:
siye language IS contained; in two. ne~spaper
letters, 10 which Mr. jay reviewed DaTson't
introduction ID the Federahst. The damages
src laid at 81, 600. =; :.
, 1865-10-19

NEW YonK, Oct ls.-The HsraAfs Philadelphia
cnpy ihe Fenian National Congress now IN session
In hst cIy. Is to provide for the organization of
the American numbers Of the Brotherhood Into
hrethren acrosa The water bonds Of the Irish Re-
nabIic ere alEo to be Issued without delay.
, 1865-10-19
VOL. XIX.

house. uuEt b caDous Observer Indeed If he Is
not cunyiuccd that the miseries depicted Of this
pyitup pcu are no exArEe.htor..
have tho honor to be, General,
Tocr obedlent servant,
lsfgred} JANIS N. MooHE,
Can't + A. O. H. U. i. 4
, 1865-10-19
Ssn1d.

NEW foRE, Oct. 1a.-Gold easy. The cn.toms
demand Is moderate. There is no speculative
movement. md loans are made fat 1he Edin
hu1rh to-day takes out Is, 900 IN specie, and the
PcrEla flsQ,U00 Toni $l6S,0O0.
, 1865-10-19


New ToRk, Oct. 1a.-F1 answer TO- challcngt
rom Mr.. Sopes, tho owner Of tho Palmer. 10 Mr
Bennett, owner or the Henrietta who proposed tc
Eace for ftlyer plate, waived at STD Mr Bennett u
a card accepts the challenge On conditions that the
race Be made tweeps,skea Of $500 en.fanca fec
md Tat al on nrets M ynehts Of the eQuctiron bc
invited to participate; the racc to take place IN No
rember or December.
, 1865-10-19

The Neyy York United Service Society.
Nrw ToRK. Sept. 1a.-The HgdM's Washiag'
ton special says: " Col: ~ 5. HeHSs. John =. Mc'
rertesertfpE The New York United acsytca Society,
are here to obtain The recognition Of military In
feresi in The distribution Of Federal patronage Ii
New York;
, 1865-10-19

FCtf1I0U 10f SIlaf41Cs -.
Srw YosK. Oct 1B.-A special 10 the post dated
Washinctop Uct le, says xix thousaud co!oret
persons In Washington have signed petition ask
fnr tor the right Of suffrage
, 1865-10-19
From HuFtfs

NEW YoRK, Oct 1s.-In{oE1natton from HaYti
snys ihc only vessel Gef1ard had employed tn the
hsnrtaTn al rebel ports Ind hesu captured by a
psrty of 900 men. GeRtard, ut last acconnts, 'sas
Il Part au Prince.
, 1865-10-19

kx1,,tc.5do County Union Homlnaatons.
r1,uox. Thiteaide Co., Oct 1al-Thc Union Con-
on red hee rGday1 1,Ips pgf 1 H. ne1'aaSe '5ss ~
nMn!s nMI!s ~ a. f.1tFi e. H. Wafner fof Tfeasuscs
= "f r Kelly for Superintendent Of schools and
Ola Aycry fos Supunsor+ 49,.
, 1865-10-19
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1865.

been disposed Of, and tie sales 10 be made hereaf
ter viii be OF cotton collected BY the special agents
Of the Treasury IN The various States df The South.
on Friday.
, 1865-10-19

NV Yo1K, Oct. 18.-The journeymen shoe-
meEera ,;ho struck for higher hare received
sn adyance Of twenty-five per cent o1cr former
, 1865-10-19

COLLECTORS NOTICE.
Crrx CoILEcToRs OFFICE
EoERT HOusK, RooN No. II
CnICAuo, Oct. 18th, 1863. J
ppbttc EotIce is hereby Eiyen that the Warrants
dated October 9Th ls6 fnr the collection of tho An
nual Ia1e assessed the Real Eat1tc ss1sted II the
city Of Chtco.o for the Municipal YeAr E65 has bea
placed In ny hands for collection.
All PERSONS interested arc requested to make In
mediate payment thereof n ny otce.
IN hefanls Of such payment. the Iaxea wll be col
1ected at the cost and expense Of the persons Liable
for the payment thereof.
Ali Ta1es remaining unpaid On the drss day Of JsnQ-
arr next Will be collected with I'VE per cent In add
tIGn to said tax. A. II. HEALut Cfty collector.
n, H-partits wishing to ascertain the suount Of
their Taxes hare thana listed vii please hand n
December next. - no attention tan be gtven p srch
lettax sitter said dAee. ooC sH}91lk
, 1865-10-19

AsSy worthy naan has heen appointed eupHin~
tepnent ., ihs grounds and ecraet1., viii ias1uc.
ever ratr 70 he DESTROYED pa1tieulsTIv The stock.
ade FuHo1ndtng TIC prison pen. TIE stories told
Of the Euhkatna;s Of our men while psisone.r hc1c
who viii vts1t Andcrsanvalc even nov md ess5nInc
the E1oelade, with it, oozy eapd, The cIsmpcd md
Wtetched bns1oNB tho dead line and thc staush ier
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-03
MEMPHIS APPEAL.


Daily On advanced per annum 80 ~ ~
-er week
To carriers and neWs-dealers, per copy o
Weekly per aurum Un al Tancel D W
fa- No sU 1scripIiou enier'a On oui man loN
for less time than one month
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-03

TIE APOSTLES CREED. r. Tradition
gives the origin to the Apostles Creed;
Tine twelve assembled in council, before
dispensing 10 preach the gospel through
out the world, and each contributed an
item 70 the creed, thus:
Peter-aI believe in God the fatheI
Almighty. Maker Of heaven and earth;
Andrew And in Jesus Christ, His only
Son. our Lord :" James the great---''Ml " nc
was conceived by the Holy Ghost, 0orI
OF the Virein Mary" John" Suffered
under Pontius Plate, was crucihed, dead
and buried - Thomas He descended
into he'll: the third day he rose from the
dead - James the less He ascended
into heaven, and sittith on the right
hand Of God the Father Almighty
Phillip" From thence he shall come TO
Judge the quick and the dead: Barth-
ol0mew-i'I believe in the Holy Ghost :"
Matthew The Holy Catholic Church,
the Communion Of Saints" Simon
The Forgiveness Of Sins :" Judas
Thadeus-'' The resurrection ofthe Body"
Matthias" And the Life everlasting.
Amen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-03

ED- Tie total vote of the State Of Ala
bama for Governor was forty four thou
rand eight hundred and fifty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-03
5YE, THROAT, AND LUNG DISEASE.
MEDICAL CARD.
j. M. ROGERS,
Surgeon & Physician.

~ phis aRd vicinity in the practice Of Medi-
cine Particular attention given TO the treat
ment Of syphilis and GOnOrrhOsa and the dis
eases Of women and children.
VIII continue 10 devote his attention 10 All
surgical cases, especially diseases OF the Eye
and Ear.
Ofice-COrner OF Main and GayosO streets,
Jackson Block, inst door TO the right, up stairs,
with Or. Matson, Dentist.
REFERS TO-Goy. Clark, Of Miss; Prof Gus
tavus Mott, N. ID. New Orleans Prof Nyddle-
ton Michel NJ D., Charleston, :. C.; Hon W. d.
Lyles, NJ. D., Surgeon General, State Of Miss;
Gen Saml. GholsOn, Aberdeen, Miss.
nOy3o-lm1
+ AW NOTICE. have resumed the
i practice Of Law and formed a partnership
with r. s. Parham under the style of Williams
& Parham. Office % South Court 81, Memphis.
Besides all the Courts held In the city, or in
Shelby county, those Of Fayette and Upton
Will be punctually attended.
H B. s. WILLIAMS.
NOVem Der q 1861 nOV24 Inn
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pag~ The Little Rock Gazette says
" Friday night last had its chapter Of in
cidents-of a rather unfortunate charac-
ter, too. No less than three men were
shot, and a colored woman passing along
Main street in company with her hus-
hand, was shot through the lungs very
dangerously.
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