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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

The rates 70 New York ana Boston by rail and
waker are l0c. lo1@er than al rail rates on Hour,
drf second and third classes, and Sc lower on
ToNev 0rleaus-FIour, apples, potatoes and
onions ct 81 ~ Z Dbl, pork 81 IS. kraut 81 ., ale
and beer al $. alcohol and whisky $3.50, pound
frelght al G1n75c. 100 LIS, horses and cattle at
so d head, mules at 50, two year OLD cattle at
=, yearilngs al -, calves at ., hogs al - and
To Me-piphis-Four, apples and potatoes 5Oc.
= hbl.. pork at 81, whisky at 81 so & b04- salt Al
4, cattle at s. e. head, and pound freight Ac e
100 rs, corn at zoe sack, oats AZ Hc. 100 rs.
horses at 50 d head, hogs at 81 > and sheep at
To Cincinnati and Louisynle by ~river-HeaYy
freights, 3J935c. light, SOC.
70 P~itssb0rg-Heayy frelghts, 50c., light, 81 E
100 rs. and flour, 81 3R Dbl.
WOUSpED-N pistol Z II 1.-THE hands of passen-
ger on thes 81 Nicholas, rom Louisville 10 Gin
cinnaI, prematurely discharged, the ball tax
Fortunately the wopnd is not Of a severe
CoALsUNE-The pilots OF the Golden Fra. al
Cincinnati, report two coal boats sunk one
above, and the other opposite, Rome, Ohio
They also report two or three OF the RaYnn's
coal barges aground, on the inside gTaNel-bar
carTaSGIhs 81. Patrick, from Memphis fol
Louisville, discharged here two hundred and
Z eighty-elght bales OF tOtton.
The SUNsET-This steamer, which sunk two
4 or three weeks ago at Augusta Bend, about ffty
i've or sixty miles above the mouth OF TN
/ Missouri river, arrived NJ st. Louis on Thursday
Z Buik-hesds were built along her starbOarJ
guard. where the snag struck, and she cam'
down TO the landing in pretty good style.
TIE SrEAMER GILMORE RAISED. Til
Z steamer has been raised, and viii be brought 4
J Cincinnati 10 undergo repairs.
7 MORE PARTICULARs or THE BURSTING OF TIL
; STEAMER MAIEsTIC.-We learn that SIX hun
/ dred and sixty bales Of cotton, besides the bag
gaze Of passengers, were destroyed. 4 watch
man was burned. and other lives lost Tn
steamer was rounding 10, for the purpose O
! putting CT O lady passenger, when the IRE wa
Z discovered, otherwise al on board would nav
uerished, so rapid was the work
TIE LATE STEAMBOAT BURSISG-2nl. Z
! Champlin, who confessed to having ktudled N
fire on the tenth OF september last, whic
resulted ia tbs u~sstruEtcE attic M~onongahel
Wharf fthe steamers River Queen and Ofeorg
Abroe, was brought into court this morning
and plead guilty 70 an Indictment for arse
with fntsntto dsfraud Insurance companies
ne was asked II he had any statementto max
{ IN his own bghalf. 10 efa-fa dad lfed %
River Queen, ofwhics - gas part owner, wit
a view to her destguction, as . matter {
] revenge upon the other owners. This was a
he said, except that he came from connection
where lis vito and FAMILY nov reside.
fudge htefTetg sid Tuat, Wnlst the. Coul
( should temper Justice With mercy, he g
that his case called for a severe sentence
might however, be one Of executive cisnaenc.
! CLGuspup was thSl sentenced 70 undergo q
imprsonmenf q four gean on tie "esteT
P~eaitfatiary'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

THE FUpLIo DERr,-The public debt,
which during the months OF april and
May last increased at the rate Of
100000 q day, is now actually on the
decrease, and was reduced during Sep
TENDER and October, s~le,s34,sls; the In
terest has apparently increased, because
iorty-hye aud E half millions dolarsoom-
pound interest notes have been en-
changed for fve-twenty honda, and the
seiai-auuuel interest on the bonds has
been added Ia tho official statement
Wills the running interest on the bondf
hiss NOT been returned IN previous state
meats. During tbs Psst month the Legal
tender notes ia clrcuistIon have been re-
led IA aR8Egt Eorty-f0u end g bal
millions.
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.1ard-very scarce and firm we heard OF
sale OF fierce Lard az &c,
i7sner-Duil; sales % some large packages Z
Bttlse.
Cheese-Thcre is an advance Al ST. Louis, -
p fair stock prevents any advance here. Sales
q boxes Western Reserve at &c.
Egs-Nery scarce-the market denuded p
high as Coo were paid for COOL
.91coa-The decline in Cincinnati has mad
prices something easier. \ sale OF Clear side
was made at &c. Good Hams arc scarce ani
command quotations, 4
Torn McaL-Scarce and inquired for. Holdea
are asking s. San advance Of &c.
Chckens-Not active. sales Of y coops, mix
ed, al s. o coops, large young, at So. 4
Osadles.-ln moderate demand-zG2sc.
Pope-Rope is higher. sales OF machins
l71Z94se.
ORiOnS-No Improvement. Sales at y NJg4l
.Potatoes.-Irish slightly lower, 50 2j@3 so
Sweet not much in demand ct Staa.
io155age.-In good demand at slo9l5 per l0a4
~i9ats-Quiet. sales OF l5 sacks On the lanF
ing al Sc.
Hay-ShowA no improvement. We hear
no sales On tbs landing higher than S25 per tl
70, good, )
Cort-The demand showed no improvement
ard prices are unchanged.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ommunisasca


10 SHELnT COUNTY "a
NC1r 4rfiele IN the Blaista, asEius tne le p
my name isso complimentary aai q respoas'
may herignuy expected. ! could not conscnl
70 the use q ny uamo rs The rusposc you s
generously SIX. 1heis ara thoe Of our c1lnss
better qualified aBd more deserving than us
ous your aattoang ceri desgnafes a. SOU
chcics Whr9I am wiling 20 s~ha,ssrve nsq ID.
ierestsofmy peopleI am not aitozsthersatshe
HAT the object - my deslrs coald be aocom-
plishcd from the ncSof tbo extraordinay De.
yeiop2eut1 of.hsse whom I'm -ht Rightly con.
eaye tob ~anfsgonisilc % The feelings and rrfn-
aries o. tha ones who would BE- my conslttu-
entS 7 IS not necessary for lao here 10 recite
ny hlsscsy sinco tho rO5eliori in Eais oonneo-
aon, Z cannot stre g record a. loyal a. those
vAo have appeared bosore you fe tao honor
FAich nov decline nor thAsof lha gorum who
- mases1eany dfststa tbe l9Hsspgy 81 lleH or,
70 otheJ sordA eotermiue las pesotCf tie hu-
man cxistsnos-mors especially Hthersubecs
shah Be 81 uuforlaasta as 70 come withia tic
Sorttoral limits 81 tho disloYal state = Tau
nosseO There are other reasons Why 7 woold
Dot cesseut 70 the uss o. MY name; y has
oesu reported tome fhst Ny Camerou has been
refused bic saat from tho mN that bis sympa~
hies for The South might perhaps govern bis
better Jueg1neut 10 hislesidarvs cqnduct. tits
a act wei known sbat ar. Cameron was On Of
6oer u the rnitsd States array sud 50 fought
anuy q ko cou.d not he allowed lis scat
NJ encrtS Il chosen, would 90 ~frnitless 10 my
a7inion. iu the face Of such overwhelmniEEn-
11eboes a. Mr. Camerons prosecutors could
2zagN heaELLRisAto -vst, n this oounec-
a0u. 20 slats thai nay personal friend, SaioI P.
walker. Esq- could better subservethe Interests
u shelby county thsn any ctaer ono Of my
uowledge. end # VIII be my pleasure 10 give
an a hearly support believing Il elected, that
be would De naithral 70 you and do material
sood for th0ss Wild may snstala him,
81 have de honor tobe,
Very Respectfully,
s. n.r .HnnEnU #
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NrNPu1s nA1LY ArPEAI.

OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI-
November :, 1868
corroN-It is clear that WI can look Tor no
7otton market IN Memphis until the arrivaIof
B. British steSmer, which viii show Us ne
tine WHEN Cotton IS sure 10 tiseto a bigher prre.
no low stocks aud active demand IN
England is suGiaently near 20 enable ho4dersto
onunue Q " mastery inactivity" Until the nr-
Hnsts time arrivoa OF whether the Cotton n9w
. stock must go into other hands, sad via Il
lssyy proofs. Yesterday neither holdecs lor
were disposed 70 operate, Gad 10 ua-4et
an be looked for uDtu The arrival CT q steamer.
.hrows some Light N the prospects, There vas
ssls or a round lotroS tolesbly even running
Kidding, Of 80 bales, at Is cents, besides which
~ had nothing .eportsd except two Lsles, re-
p1ckod, at %, = Low Middlins u Sc. 85 Mid
ling st 4sc, and 81 strict Auddliug al 500. We
s.noaf ruofaffoue kuf they Qgo entiFRv nnm-
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CIRCULAR.
OFFICE MHNPHIs APFEA1s
asrmuWfz- 0ET. III. IAi- 4

AHEUNE AAAAAAAa2 4 AkaH .
MEMPHIS, OcL p, 1855
Having, AFTER many vieissitudes during the
late civil War. returned homo. the MElPHIs
AprEaL wiz present itself as O candidate for
the favor Of the reading public Of the SOUTH
ana the states Of the Mississippi valley. AS
heretofore, it wiz endeavor to deserve popular
confidence, e~verywhere, as q reliable source Of
general current Information. Il can offer 20 the
people with whom it has so,ourned durins the
last tlrse year, no better guaranty than is past
endurance, that, in the Future as in the Past
thelr Interests and welfare vii form q leading
obyect Of les soiicitude and efforts
The undersigned has the satisfaction TO an
nou,cs chat he has associated with him in the
publication Of the ArrEAlq Col j.. H. Nc
su,tox. whose character and capacity as an
editor. made known to hepabIc by a long
connection with the Memphis Pres, is the hes
assurance that the heavy loss Sustained in the
death OF his late associate, Col joins r. No
C-LaxAHAs. viii be. SIS far as possible repaired.
me bassiness once OF tho ArTEAL viii. fol
the prsssnt. DC At SO. 10 Madison. street
bates sf subscription, IN advances
psly. per aaBum, bs OOH SO "
weekly. per annum, by mai- DC
The Memphis Press have been compelled "
( ,agpt chese terms which are somswha'i 10 eAoes
!, n-,es A. which the old customers Of To
nsAl a7sle8 eaemselves OF It's services an'
higher than it Is hoped, on iqs return o.
souuder coudiuoo Of tho country they ieoy Q
aao.aed. bot the enormous i1erense' A9eo u
var. In the cost Of everything ente1ps NC "a
publcatioD.of a newspaper and tAs he1Fs =
oendlsnres rendered necessaTy BY losseinenl's
during ia eoDtlngaaee ana al ia teFninAAo
By he d~estraelOo q the masesias o. y
sFFRs5 anass IS Columbus Ga, ;eseA@ VA
s utsrna Rsgeaso TE gPoa receipts
~4shsF aora s~aSseHPaons or advertisement
rosdos Assst Terms for : pIeseas Unayoiaaei'
b. r. DILz Propilesor'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

EDWARD KETcHuM-The Egenine
Post makes the following o~onslderate
observations upon Edward Ketchum,.
plea of guilty;
This young man has pleaded guilty
70 the charges on which he was arrested
He has done 40, We are informed, entirely
ofhAown motion, without the suggestl6nI
Of counsel or friends. He frankly con.
fesses the crimes he has committed which
have flled him with cnntsitfon and eor
row, and he Is willing 20 bear the penal
ties to which they have exposed Nm
He has never affected a stoieaI indiffsr
ence in regard to them, IS some Of IN,
newspapers have represented, but in al
his interviews with Sis relatives anc
others, has shown the Utmost peuftenc,
aud tenderness Of conscience. Educate
in good principles, and having always lee
an upright and virtuczs life, he allowed
himself il . moment OF faulty, to b,
tempted from the path Of duty, and nov
he does not wish 70 conceal from himsel
the consequences. He doubtless feel
them q thousand times more keenly thar
he would II he had been habituats3 I.
vice and indulgence
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

TkosE N.sERABLB sIDE wAzzs-To hs
reeelved the tlanks Of May snf Tcrs tr our
osABg asssuesu toths tni.aunle coDeI-
Eou % cur sidewalks s. mos sdr icediuE
thofoaghfaros, vino ursefh % 30. Veay 50
wal-doinn" W. woeld. t.-ra15ss. dc1in Al
de attonuon q Hs Henog 100 Nryor ere
tbar worhip 4ls Bard o~fsla1aeu. ent IT,
areet orsrsssz. Or Caisf & Pol~ or hoeg
ssss. may Be whose 1uty .tis - - that IT,.
cod peopse Or Memphis Gre not sp4siAea
nu nurdefet outright ~ 10 Aso-vAH % ~,
Te,sfsu thstrm1ssE HthecrovdsNbo url
81 srass re-5 1sts - saHley u tnisf
bruE5alA p~tc1-poskoa, Fvoeke nssn
rehoedy oe1racto1 Ge-ea1rsSh UaeeSe
rsrenddidn1 90 lrto y e7en o. rsoelt
q cassh vho 1laehsG frou heE cause, RI
noa sls very Ceres, anu 2(at hl7A tes t
no.er We Noul1ut c5mp4 tweule nc
ass fsirs hen right Bo-DsssS
Mofh class ~ d grsg rea 4h4SoLDfEf
sess roalag1f 81 sd fThursdar
10 rnme who oosG
vhq 40
Easy hay
zlsna 70 do fiEfA@, Nee iiou
1tEt
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NEsRo 0UrRAeE-A party ofsiz negro sol
ciss stopped hmau ont on Poplsr street, sun
Gay niehL and demanded his money As me
party G3not happen 10 have any % the filthy.
1rssb about Ills person, the negroes turned IN
and gave BIN d sound thuashlnE and then
perniuea him R depart ia peace. The negroes
had mnskets and were a untiorn, oonse-
erenHy taere ca2 - no doubtful that they
nrn ..ld-an
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

DEn Hmsus-N understand daf the eou8-
Try baelzof Msmpbs sEnrms Eith dead horses
There 5 scarcely 8 hollow out from the road
SIDE. bu aruliaer d dead bogs@ eaz be found.
Th.s j. senrtasz= that should b sItendeato
row The winter shonid not pass without them
buried, or The Ealaria they VII breed Ia ne
coming spring VA be enOUzh-s SO sicEeH tbs
whole state. Moreover. such sights are eye
core. and saon1db be removed.
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~ Too damage 70 shipping, % ms
cent storm On tho atlantic, va ex-
aorsn asjy severe. Nearly every ship
arivss has a narrative o. wrecks
ga sra boats picked up. The Fung
. shaey which arrived al View Orleans on
nsoe second Instant saw no less tina vea
wrecks bdst the coast Of Florida
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wAaurraros aoggIr.-A special q

WAsuINGTON GossIP.-A special dss-
patch to the Cincinnati Enquirer says
ssTha course C SONS OF the Southern
Stcte Conventions is caicuiateGt 70 produce
no utfle emi 1rrsssmeuti IN tie reeonstruc-
ion 4 EeGthegD 6taps-at leaet n toe
aGmss,Jn Of they representatives IN
CaDTCees, witoa Is the moet material step
toFald theU reSznllon IS Constituents
nembovs q the Cnion.
'tlasre is pow .ss,a expectation that
the representatives FROM Georgia viii be
adnaHfed, az IL Is now understood that
Governor Brown runs the State Convex
ton In that etate. His whole fortune "a
Enve&ed ia The State bonds iss1e5 during
The war. The c14yeauoa hes been
GleeEi with 3 view specially toproteef
The Holders Of fhese securities, and what
everhnay be the consequences Politically,
they are bound to protest Ene holders d
thess bonds.
TIA President, through}AIr. Seward,
las announced that Representatives sent
by State that has recognized the Valid
iity q such obligations, VIII no be recog-
/ nized here. THIS complicates the MATES
of Reconstruction very considerably. <
the Delegates from tbs Empire State o.
the South should be thus thrown out. il
Is Questioned whether those rom Ala.
bana, Arkansas, Louisiana andthe Caro-
iinas viii not stand out witk them.
.s9he Southern people seem to hasg
ignored tha heeeesitY iafhE emergency,
Of holding up tho minds Of Mr.. Johnso1
and giving him ri possible aid IN carry.
ing ont his reconstruction policy. The3
should Fecogaize the fact thatitrests viii
them Wlether that policy shat be sue
II L4t"-I"|L
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ORDER FOR THE RELEASE OF A Mill
TARY PRIsONER.-Mitchell La Paille,
who is now in confinement at Sehcasld
barracks, on the charge of completely
with the boat burners, made application
through a lawyer, two weeks q
Judge Moodey, Of the Circuit 0s&ft. g
I St. 1siSf for g wTis Of bG6eos cor
! release from CeDfnement. After mature
deliberation, Judge MoOdey issued az.
order for the release of the pettiHfeT non
prison. The st. Louis Hepp6kcon IS not
informed is TO what aetisn the military
authorities will take in the matter, The
supposition Is that the order win be re-
spected and eompliad with.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

B0SEz Mrs, ~Erc-Searly al 0urhne coiiec-
uon 81 books OF raferencs, maps aliases, pub
sic 6Ocuine1ts, etc, etc, were destroyed with
The omoe, q Columbus, Ca We viii Be thank
nol 70 oar Trends Tor ne uss Of such Of either
e taey may be able 70 spare, until We can re-
psouish our own stock OF these Indispensable
arpuaurs dan eastc-ial sanctum.
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EH3LARKEr-Wena paid q dying visit 10 Beal
and R~eHar~e markeis this morning, and
found bhen thronged Rish our citizens, but the
pcs rne exerbasnay hieh.as win be seen By
or cQume-fsi repart
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THE TURF.

Trosiir1 Match Between tbs Celebrated
SaHkons George W1ikoe and .CoHn7c'
dorc Vanderbilt for 4dr0 Thousand Do8-
lars- The Former Vine IN Idret
Straight Heats,
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EEcossrErcTJoS-TE PEsDEsr
no TEE grEsNoR og FiSR1DA-Tbs
Allowing has osen addso,sed 70 Hls
Exeeleney William MARGIN, Rrov1ensl
Governor q FI5rida, a. Tauahases
"Your letter Of October eeve1th ~ss
received and submitted 70 the RseaidenJ
&c IS grauHed with The fs1oEable grogreS
directs me ia ~ No lie rerards tbe
ratification BY the Legislature CT The
Congressional Amendment OF tho Consti-
tuition Of the Enited Stotss. as iudispen-
sable to a~successfal restoration OF the frae
loyal relations between Florida and ether
| States, and equally Indispensable 10 1he
return efpeaee end harmony tbroughont
the,Repubie,
W8f.H II SEWARD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

TEEoUGB IRAISs&The people Memphis
andthe s~aTroansng countS VIZ be gratined
70 hear taafshe Meinphis andChaTieston Rail-
road eommeucea running trains through &c
n.eatn yesisEaaN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

GEN. LEE-M.W. CLARK, a most accomplished
a~rtisteIn eolors, has pointe5 q life size and life
ike portrait q Gen. Lee. uiaon exhibition al
Blelcck & Co. This Is trgly an admirable work
ofar, and tho crowd which gathered round the
vindowiv here the picture atess
appreciation OF the great General and good man
aswel as appreciation % theaftist.
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- AsTReaomER's eRAyER--These
are The last words Of Kepler's Harmony
Of fts World
seThou who, by The Light 81 nature,
has kindisd il us.the longing aner the
lie tos race IA order . raise Us 10
LIE scht 81 Thy glory, thanks 70 thee,
Creator aBd Lord that tboE lettest me
rejoice h shy works! L0t IhsFe done
the work az nay lie with that power Of
intellect which thou hast given / have
recorded to mea the glory 81 thy works
fsr IS ny mind could comprehend
their infinite maiesty. Ny senses were
swake 10 search, as far as I could, with
/ parftv and faKAfHlness. If q worm be-
/ fore fhineev e and born il toe bonds Of
sin. have brought forward anything that
is unworthy Of thy ~counsels, inspire me
wish thy Spirif that ! may correet T. II,
bysthe wonderful beaaty Of thy work !
have been led into holiness If I have
SOUGHT my eyn horror among m<n a. I
advanced in the wEk wniehwa destined
to thine AqpeF, paldon nae IN kindness
\ endfhnE and ~ fhy grace grant that
my1feael1E may &c totay glory and the
tmtknlY AaI1nonlea pratsefhe Losds
God sfaY scal Is long is 4 live
him. Aroueh hinf snd IN hinae IS
fff tile maisIial4 ~ welfas the spirit0A ;
SD that We knoN ara thai We know
tsntye he s4al3h to dethet "a
ahtil
the disFspafe p.a,.
Nwn is m
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IS We hope that our numero2s readers
v5en they make their purchases FOR ule vim
ter, vii no. forget Mack Bros & Bohms No-25l
Man Street, a. they keep one or thel arg>,
stocks % Osnanungs, Rersess, TwHls, Ticks Do
mss.Icks, Dress Goods, Ci0assY rilavls Balmo-
rsls, Bo5ts and sboe=, moar city, and IS they
arc an old and reliable house, we hope our
many friends vul giv8 them a csl before pur-
chasing elsewhere. noFl-1'
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Geo. PdftisOH e Ca
BOOKSELLERS s STATE0KERs.
Sc North Court street,
Bstween Niain end second.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

Having resumed the Book and efallaner1
bushes, we call the a-tfenuOnsof oHr nIEef
% former patrons 90 cur new and e1tsae1
stock, Consisting Of MiscelIsmeous ara r.of
Books, Bibles Prayer Books, phoue1n Ar
buns, etc.
Our assortment OF Stationery T. onDafs m
braelng Letter, tnp, Bii, Commercial 4EI Ia-
dies Hote, Manila Whipping and coetsr tl-
pie taper- Euvetopes, al sizes and qlaltH
Checks, Notes Drafts and Billscf Ladinz lt
Gold aud steel hensi In great variety.
Ia the selection OF Shank Books We lave en-
dCav0sed 10 suit the market. and can give stfa
faction. both iu price aud quality.
oar school Book stock Is Large and we7Iea-
lecred, and offered at 3 fair Discount 70 the
trade Can aud examine.
uoV5 am GEO PATTIsON q CO.
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HOUSE FUESlsaISG Go0us-J.H Blood Co.,
NJ. forty Monroe street Aod sixty Main, has on
hand a large stociE OF house-furnlshiDg goods
including coal oil, stoves, tinware, oils, paints,
ote. This is The largest house Of the Kind in tie
south, and the propriotos pride themselves
upon he eNoenencs Of their goods, snd their
vel known business shllties.
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eo7nrrr saor n DarcF Hor.

4 so1DIEH SHoT Al A DANCE h2rss
on Thusday night a solder namedJ esss
Lock, Of the second u "a States cav
sE was. shot al he haAio soloon, 9
fince houss on Morgan street Gear
segsnt-SL Louis, by.0 bEaAer n-ms1
NFe Gallagher The bah entered tae pi'
~ Lenach, inaieang wound tha'
xiiS ebly p0ye fatal = Il reported
LIST shot cssaid- 1aa shot.
y ia my dance out and carried
ot hA intaas8 until be fell faingne
apcn tss foo1 6slagher was arrested
W q Pa. 0Sem, and wiz be hels
unsn Use nature ofAoek's wound i IS
esaa.nei AND ihtn brought 10 sria
Ebafofs tfsa u corder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

P-ARDoszr-Dr "A Ramsay George DlNoD
Nv Boys 2 a. Wright ia saaaraus, re
BduEIoy ara :. ]. Murphy, 81 citizens Of Mem
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

CBELsck -ors FoE sAEH-As rents are very
aigo N no aty We wauld ADVISE our frieudl
% ot.snd Passnors &cos Hoat sale Of Chelsea
Los to-day. zrsEe c5ance - hers onorod 70
mea In uoderat8 CIRCUMSTANCES 70 get ahont
convenient % sho aty Hud On reasonable
terms onniouses viii lra nee bsgEosn Tie
/ ely aad D. rlaee Of -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

Tie c~on1iSeao q ArrsnsemSn3stisve sec1rsd
sic nso Of thsnt7 Hat II Exchanges Bundins
trttpi- ueeana The Following distinguished
FnonH hom abroad have beee invited q
stend. va.
Hon- Vel p Brown. Nashville.
hon 4. o. p Nicholson. Na-hvuIS
Eou- ~. b stephens, Jackson.
a71 VIC Watson. holly epfiu4s
-. CaPp, Holy sprinz
= also hofea thar speeches unl b, n.ds b.
Aeu1 g. Smith. Esq. whom ne CssamItte.
nNEsss.ersc1 as Casirnan or tie mselng sud
~ ". b. Fostou, Sen. john T. snt.t ~
HuL 2 3 csenn. Cen. n. b Forrest 49,.
Asnsth oen-N AK Dudley, G -
snd Sthels.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

Fss-REAcHls0@Thc Pioneer Expros has
hes1 reaching It's long arms far suthward for
fha beardi of the readeE Of the AHrEAL- We
an indo5ted % &c FOR late Southern papers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

F~EEEoazE's DUEEAU-ADa1sv-5enerA
Whlace vsstsE5zF issued an order 20 tho Che
cfP1He, dTeceas HIN not % disoharss any
nfgr8 rhst hsd nean comnltsed - su United
Sac omeer. Consequently oVroftsu arrested
cn7. one A. held.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07
VIZ. sEwaRD
pRoeEEssIvE.-Wo hope t5are IS

PRoeREssIvE.-Wo hope there is 10
truth in the following dtspasch dated No
vember the second, rom tLouis, tostbe
Cincinnati Gazette one Of the FeniaR
Circles Of tafs licensed at the Re
pu5iicoa for ring tb publish 3 letter
written by the State Centre in reply .
All anonyuoa atfacko on the brotherhood
in tbat PAPER has passed resolutions de-
clarine hat II VIII not only n0t give Ehat
pAperany more advertisements bat VII
diseouraee its circulation asaong TIE ga
nians. Other Circles wiz probably
tie same aefi1n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

L1E PArENs-We are indebted 70 Messrs
Eaock Co forlaoe papen sad general htera-