Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

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RrNAwAy.-A pair Of horses, attached TO al
ambulance, with several children In 10, siarte,
OF al a rapid gait down Main street yesterday
and turning one Of the crosS-streeiS, made To-
ward the bluff where they were overtnkei
and stopped The children escaped unAufL
GARorEn-On "Wednesday night last, Mr.
Thomas Burke, was set upon and robbed Of th'
sum OF dny dollars bya wretch giving hLs nam'
A. James CouncrS. The authorities succeeded
IN capturing and lodging him injau- He VII
be examined before Esquire Miller this morn
ing n ten O'Clock
rrTrA SC5rr L0pGE-At a meeting held q
the Augsrona Han. last evening, the following
gentlemen were elected Dr. r. W. Mitehel,W
Nm. SeeIiE. =. w, D.. a. Williamson, J. W.
D. W. WoIteriuE, Treasurer, II. p. Woodward
Secretary. George Meuersh, s. T.. sam Shloss
I'D. Thomas Doyle and Thomas D%onnelly
Stewards. S. NJ. Thomas, Tyler.
TrIEGRANs-Thefouo lowing telegramsremaiI
uncaHed for at the once; Simpson, Hayes 8
Co. T.. j. Else, Joseph Topham, W. P. WiIkin
son. J.. %. Prather. Ano PaulIy, james Lory
Ed. Berry. Granville, Puler & Co, Jas. A. Ram,
sev.J.E F.. Harvey. e. 7. Wood, A. H.. Murphy
Mn. J. A. Dorr. George Forester a Co, Georg'
W shilling. Mrs. johnson, ". H Beach, and
John FItz
CEur1SAL Corrr.-In the case OF the stat.
&C.. Creighton. the requisite number Of Juror
were empanneled and sworn in yesterday, in
the Court SIX hundred persons were sum
moned and examined before the numbeT nee.
esSlrv 20 form a Jury was obtained. The fol
lowing arr the Jurors: ~ Martin, T. H
uashisu. r. r. McNight, a. C. Stewart, Daniel
Car6lt. james Moreland, James Smith, : Muir
rah. Matthew Parker, Ira Moore, Philip Gar
win and T. A. Flnnity,
EPISCOPAL AnDREss-TO the Clergy and
Ia5tv Of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
Tennessee
BELOVED BEETHREN His ENcelency, lhe
President OF the United states, having recon-
mandel % the people the Observance OF the
nrs. ThursiIE OF Ie '-mDvr asa day oiuailohat
tlanksEVlnEs for the blessing ol peace ana
Ior THE fruits OF the eIItLs ana an the DINER
blessings ot His merciIu fF9t4dehet ES1 W.
iu the service for tHai Day. lolow lLe iLanAs
gfvIuE Umce as SET forth iu the Book Of Com
mon Prayer, except rhat the nrsi lesson silA
be Isaiah r~Teuty-gHe- 10 NgT>e ZEN ana lAe
Aaert he Collect for the day shall be said the
20 Aimiehty Father. the God OF Peace and
Love. We be~r5ch Thee toeuanle as 90 put away
from as all strife envy and malice Hs heep5u-
an INV people, and that our late trials, under
me guidance of thy Providence and molly
AT.H.r may n- EFETrIleL lnl NLlE AAFllrlFANH Va
the Gospel in this Land anu ihTousholl Iut
earth; all Of which We ask ior Jesus t4f-sie
sake, our only Lord and savior. Amen
Before the General thanksgiving shaA DE
o Iori. most glorious, the shield OF
all that trust In Thee, who alone
cauzest wars 10 cease in all the world iuT 10y
uuspeakable goodness towards Us NoIchsaie,
We 5a-rerh Thee. to receive the free-wlu Oner-
ErE OF 0Ur hearts. aud the praises Of oar bps
strong IS thy hand, and Ihy VISION ia IN
le, ana my name Elye 1f,t
laud and worship 1hee anu pla l3
name. rejoicing continually in my strength
ana IHy salvation Tor thou arr the eioIs loui
power. and hy Thy loving klnuuesa we aie pre-
larg-I. NuJWIIhStunding the multitude OF our
auS Thou hast not forgotten 90 be gracious, but
Ie4r.eth blessing upon blessing. To Thee
-LI...-a GEoH our Savior and Defender. who
uhabltest the praIsesof Israel, We oueF our sac
rihce OF thauEfulnes, and adore my loving
I'm hast regarded US with pity inThy be
loved son. and by his ln~terceS1on, passing s
our ruey0us transgressona- Thou naal nealeu
the fellowship Of Thy church, 50 lhat ny ny
defence. our united land may now en(Sy rest
and uuletness, and assurance forever. E9Ilhest
and all Thy other mercles, We pI4lse me- q
bI-s Thee. we glOrify Thee We give JnanEs 70
Thee for thy great guoQnes@ OL9ru uodr hcaN-
enIv King. God the Father Almighty
I've besech Thee 10 continue Thy Wonaeriul
uoaduels 10 thisIhy restored people inal our
light may reverb removed nor my migntl
80 - fgrgotten: but confirm, O Lord, Thy
WORK 10 ali generations May We be taught bA
T6v past corrections - fear Thy Justice ana
may we Ne moved nN my ihAE TAANaAL- ~
Trv u1oduess and obey Thy laws Give US true
Ts1e1tauce for our sins, that with our ooaleshhd
o1fzuufeienedly turning unto Thee In new
naSr on life. we may enjoy the c~onunuance and
Increase Of Thy grace and gOoanese- Lei no
ro1f 0f bitterness spring up 10 trouble as nor
INV pride and prejudice hinder our concord and
urlfv- PHI our hearts with loving KINDNESS
fTr he destitute and ignorant, ana Tor a- VINO
-aad our sympathy dCsre. Make US laiihlul
--gvar5z OF every trust committed 10 Us IN the
efrg OF ThY providence.
be with 0uT rulers % guldethelT counsels anu
,aerr-nrtheu their lawful authority and sane
rfr 10 nation in the solemn privileges OF Tree
d1ul self-gOverument and power May our
Fanf be the sanctuary Of civil uperi1 anu re-
ifci0uz truths, an example 10 TIE ends OF lhe
18th offhe righteous which e&alielh q nation
aErqr. lord. and save us, D Kin OF Heaven
when WI call upon Thee 30 SHAH Wer ana an
nv church aud people dwell under the
e6sdow OF Thy wlnEs. protected by Thy power,
T--1s-rve5 bv Thy pf0Yldeuce and ordered by
INV povernance, 70 Thy everlasting pralse anu
C-r T~usneakahle comfort in Jesus Christ, our
ggrig1r. 20 Whom with Thee, OFather, ana
Thee. % Holy Ghost, be glory ana praise anu
dominion. for ever and ever. Amen
HARLE- J. QJISTARn,
Bishop OF the Diocese OF Tenn.
MEuPUTE. Nov. -, 1853.