Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-28

. anu NLAE ANNH 'FNHNAA AAAaNNAM N@f
tarv control over the privilege. All eN-
perence goes 10 prove that nothing is
more detrimental TO young and growing
communitic=, than % fetter them with
monopolies, of any kind whatever.
na-NIai.-Gen. Rousseau has resigned.
na- Gov. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, has
gone to Cuba for his health.
Eleven thousand people have died
Of cholera at Constantinople this year.
Hon. Henry W. Hmiard has his
present home in Montgomery, Ala.
By A Feuian circle was organized at
. Columbus, Ky, on the seventeenth.
na-The Chicago news boys are licensed
and bsdged.
re- Worth's majority in North Caro-
lima is ten thousand.
- F~orty-six American whaling yes
sels are known to have been destroyed
during the war.
Pc The physicians in Paris say that
one Of the best representatives. Of cholera
Is rum mixed with tea.
BarThe new carpet for the House Of
Representative cost in England seven
! thousand dollars.
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in the Quartermaster's Department at
Louisville.
IA Kerschever who killed a soldier
na6ed Henning, was hung at Buffalo,
on Friday.
IA The murderers Of Hoffman at
Nashville, are to be tried by drum head
court martial
E The capital Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company is stated at twenty
two millions.
srThe police made de=ceuts upon
three gambling saloons in ST. Louis, on
Friday night, and destroyed tools to the
value of five thousand dollars.
H Bsrnum has bought the pill by
which Wirz, according 10 the infamous
Gen. Baker, was TO have escaped the
gallows.
p The statement in the dispatches
that Frank Gurley is 10 be executed at
Huntsville, on Friday, is probably a mis-
take. We have had no account of his
trial
Hr A bill was passed in the Senate
requiring all persons to be yaccinated,
and all doctors to keep on hand vaccine
matter, and making a failure to comply
q misdemeanor.
80 Mr.. VIM. Homer, Of Knoxville,
was drowned a few days since while at
tempting to cross the Watauga river on
horseback, at a point two OF three miles
west Of EIizabethtowu.
raA Magdalen Asylum, recently es-
tablished at Syracuse. y. Y, has had but
three patients, one pronounced incorrigi-
bic and the other two doubtful. 1t is
pronounced a failure.
B6-NIrs. sarah Jane Holmes, aged
six-y-four, and Esquire Larkin. AGED
sixty-eight, residing near Bellair, in this
State, recently ran away and got mar
ried. They ran away from their chill
dren, who were opposed to the match.
sT A newspaper recently informed
the public that the hands of Mr.. Jones'
machine shop had struck, Mr.. Jones
came out the next day denying it, as
they had not struck a stroke for 6rer a
Wesk.
Ia A good story is told Of a recent
smash up on a Western railroad. 4 sol
der who, in coming from Baltimore TO
Rock Island, hadmetwith four accidents,
on this occasion in the car that com
pletely turned over, Making his way
through a window, and gaining an up
position, he looked around him and
cody inquired: "What station is this %
He thought this was a way they had Of.
stopping.
MARRIAGES IN MIssIssIPPL-We I
from the Probate Clerk Of Marshall
county, Miss, that the following ladies
and genlemen in his region have pro
cured the necessary documents" for
entering the bonds OF mstrimony: Miss
Mary il. NcFadden and Mr.. John A.
NIahoni Miss Margaret J. Pickett and
Joseph u. Baum; Miss Fannie Harris
and Mr.. John B. Roberts; Miss NJ. S.
Pres5nry and Mr.. Peter c. G.. Cooley, jr.
Miss Susan " O'Scein and Mr.. Thomas
B. Jones and Miss Ida Parrish and Mr..
Francis NJ. Palmer.
B1-There was a large and enthusiastic
Meeting Of Orangemen in Toronto, Can
ida, on last Thursday evening, 10 give
expression 70 the feelings ofthe Order in
to the anticipated Fcnian move
nen6s. 1t was called by the District
and every lodge in the District
represented. A preamble and reso-
Of spirited and beligerent char
cter were adopted, declaring that the
relative to the apprehended Fe-
ian raid are fouaded on the known de-
Ivns Of that brotherhood, and chali eng
az them to come on II they dare.
Ear Here is what the Albany 4rgtB
links OF Gen. Butler: "In his late
peech before the Massachusetts, State
Convention, Gen. Butler took the ground
hat the South has forfeited its political
When be was in New Orleans.
he took the ground that the people of the
south had forfeited their silver spoons
ud Ct was afterwards found 10 be true.
here IS ground for hope, says the New
Iaven Register, that the rights, mot
cling convertible are more likely to
returned than the silverware."
BE- The Cairo Times or SUNDAY says:
Within the last few days some sixty OF
acre freedmen refugees have come 70
AFRO from places North, stating that il
-as published in the papers there that
lree boats, employed by the Govern q
lent, would leave Cairo on the twenty d
seoud instant and the first and /
fta proximo, to take down the
yer such freedmen refugees as desired q,
return to their old homes. How many 7
.o-e may arrive can only be coDiec- !
red. This is a cruel and unjust hoax
Y whomsoever perpetrated"
pa- Dr.. Kelly, Of Decatur, Ind, be- L
me TOO intimate with the wife Of Har-
son Richard, a private Of the forty 9
venth infantry. Upon bis return, and !
.e discovery Of his disgrace, Richard
Kelly and beat him 50 as %
NIGER his recovery doubtful 0