davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
n

WASHINGTON, November 5-By the
fourth section of an act Of July 80, 1864,
the Secretary OF the Treasury was as-
thorized to receive temporary deposits
or loans to the United States, to the ex-
tent of hundred and fifty million
dollars, for moi less than thirty days, at
six per cent. interest, and, TO meet sud
den calls, was authorized to keep q re
serve OF fifty million dollars of legal ten
ders. These deposits and loans having
beeu paid, the Secretary has NJ reserve
which he Z use for any purpose what
ever, excepting small remaining SUMS
less than one third Of q million. This
fact is said to be the cause Of contrary
opinion which has heretofore prevailed.
Gen. Reynolds, on being relieved by
Gen. Candy of tn command Of the mil
itary district end department of Texas,
will resume the command of. his Fsgl-
ment, the Twenty sixth infantry, nos
stationed st his headquarters, at Austin.
The President has accepted the twenty
miles section OF the Central Pacific Rail-
road. The telegraph line has just been
completed to the $40 mile post, east Of
Juslist Point.
1t is not true that Secretary McCul-
lOeh has received intimation that his
resignation viii be acceptable to the
President, nor has he any intention Of
resigning under this administration.
The delegates from various Republic
can associations met this evening, at
Republican headquarters, to take meas
ures for the reception of Gen. Grant on
bis return to Washington.
The public debt statement for the
month OF October will be issued tenor
row, and viii show a reduction Of nearly
Sc, 600 GOO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS,.

LOWELL, November 5.-Gen. Butler
was greeted last evening by about 5000
fellow-citiZsns to whom ne made q brief
speech. He had triumphed, he said,
under the motto, = Equality to sill men,
and rights under the I6w, by using free
dom's great weapon, the ballot.n He
hailed the glorious triumph OF Republic
can principles throughout the land, and
he believed it would bring peace and
prosperity. We shall not long have
murder after muTdeTous riot. Look at
New Orleans, from where we have re-
ports of %. 000 for Seymour and 276 for
Grant. There was a time when the peO-
pie behaved better, (Appls6se,) and he
felt confident that such a time would
come even in those S0uthen States that
voted for Seymour because mems lives
were threatened il they voted for Grant.
Congress meets in a short time, when il
will be our purpose to fad a remedy for
this state of things, and If Andrew John
son does not second our Efforts, though II
will be late in the day, We will try and
provide for him. (Applsuse If the
Republican party be true to the Demo-
cratic principles o! Jefferson and others,
it will bold the government for genera
tons to cOms. We must be true to the
doctrine eff equality and trust in the in
tegrity of the great mass of the people
rather than to any individual selected
from among them. Let Us pledge bur-
selves as the party ia power, with q re-
newed pledge, that We will aid in carry
ing out the principles under which we
have ~triumpaed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

ayers believe thst the price should be decreased
until the point Is reached when both cables
VII DO fully employed.
a London paper says: "a slueulsr
case CT triple suicide took plsca October 10,
near The Queens road bridge, Regents Canal,
Oalston. John Whitemsne, keeper OF the Ae-
Ton lock, was aroused at a quarter 10 two by =
man n charge Of the pump engine on the Ca
nal, who, having heard screams, followed by a
Eplashins in the water, had come for the
drsgs. Whitenane Immediately proceeded TO
the spot Indicated, about one hundred and
hhy yards from the lOck.hOuEe; and, after
dragging for a short time, succeeded ia bring
INK 10 the shore the bo1y Of 3 girl In the
meantime Inspector Ramsey, with several pc
lcemtn, foLoTedthe party % the house for the
drag, as u was known that two other sTls
had jumped from the Queen's road bridge.
Whi;enana At once returned, and az er a short
time brought one body % The surface. The
weigtt Of the drags was very great, and 10 was
rrCn discovered that The hand OF the body IN
sight was Ught 3 holding the hsir OF the other
unfortunate GESTURE Both having been got
out oftbe wafer QeaG, the bodies were removed
to SboreciLch workhouse. All the girls had
neen seen together at q late hour, at one tio1s
sitting in the street drinking from 8 bottle. and
two Of their companions say that they spoke
OF making away with themselves. Pr
vious 10 jumping fsom the bridge o1e
OF those who chose that method OF
ending thsir existence observed, There
are ONE papers in my bosom, and some hand
k-erchieE-thst viii De sufficient and after
wards turned TO her sister, telling her 90 give
that 10 father. be would know where she was
No papers were discovered upon her, buitwo
folded pocket handkerchief were found u-cer
her dress The girls WHO jumped nom the
bridge Joined hands. Their names are watts
and Haycose, aged between sixteen and seven
tssn ont tbs body OF the other has not yet
bssn Identified. Each had the appearance OF
EayinE bsen respectable servants"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

on j~uries." This was the first departure
from principle. Mark the consequences.
Etheridee was beaten by about $1,000
mejority-the negroes turned up their
noses at the Conservative party, and the
Radical Legislature met and were abso-
lutsly forced to confer upon the negro all
the rights promised them In the C0nser-
yative platform. Now, our Central Com
mittee comes forward with another pro-
mise TO the negro to be again laughed at
by the negro, as the election tomorrow
will show. If we are white nen, with
the proud blood Of the Anglo-Saxon race
ia our veins, let US be true to the high
heritage of our blood and race, and never
agTee that negroes shsli put their bsrba-
rian hands into the politics OF cur couB-
try. The negro's good, no less than the
ceuptry's demands this. Next summer
you viii fad the original Union men OF
this State ia favor Of . State Convention
with another negro platform. on which
Ell. Cooper OF some other Union man
must be mounted, 10 be sgEin overwhelm.
iaeiy defeated Now, 1 have no objec-
fion TO such Union men as Cooper or
Etheridge being Governor, butI 10 object
90 the party Ia his State being any long
er committed, in any shape, to negro SUI
frsge. know it will be said, we can't
hope to win without it; but the truth il,
we can't win with it, and I prefer defeat
to victory Oh shy such platform, and if
there is no chance to succsed on a white
mans platform, let US run no candidate,
and let the Radicals fight and split among
themselves. I am opposed any longer to
be silent on this subject. lam unwilling
to separate ourselves from the Demo-
cracy OF the North on this question, and
the doctrine that this is 8 white mans
government will sooner or later gather
around it an overwhelming majority Of
the American people. 1 shall oppose the
nomination OF any candidate for Cover
nor on any more negro platforms. From
the present lights 1 think we had better
make 10 nomination. Should the
Supreme Court Of the United States set
the white men Of this State free-then,
thank God, we will know what to do.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

NASHVILLE, November 5.-Chsncel-
Tor ShacklefOrd has rendered q de-
cisioD ia the Injunction case. He en-.
Joined Mayor Alden, four Aldermen and
three Councilmen irsm holding office or
receiving pay. Mayor Alden, being in
Office last year, holds ovs until the case
shall be finally decided by the Supreme
Court, to which an appeal has been
taken.
Knox county gives Grant 247l major
ity, Maynard 246I. Grants majority in
Biount county is 1900 McMinn, 1000 for
Grant and 1900 for Maynard; Bradley
S25 for Grant. Maynard is reelected.
Marshall gives Seymour 200 msjority-a
Democratic gallo of 1850. This, with
Grimes, Giles, Coffee, Franklin, Rdth-
erfoTd snd Bedford, render the election
OF Sneafe, Democrat, to Congress certain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
FOREIGN.

LONDON, November 5.-Tbe Sherifs of
London gave a dinner yesterday even
ing, at which Rever1y johnson was the
chief guest, and had an enthusiastic re.
ceptiOn. In reply to the toast 1.-THE
United States,n Mr.. Johnson said, 81
though a S0utherner, he had always be-
lieved the Union should be preserved at
any cost. He extOlled the heroes OF the
war, particularly Grant, Sherman, Ham
cock and Sheridan, and AGmirsls Far
rsgut and Porter. He believed that the
American debt would be paid in golS,
and said the American people would
have bsen ungrsteful if they had not
elected Gen. Grant to the Presidency,
Mr. Johnson dimes with the workingmen
OF London the last part of the month.
Newspapers here comment vsriousiy
upon tue election of Grant. The 1eLe-
graph after noting the lofty character
aud position of Grant, says the dafest OF
the Democracy vas richly deserved.
They should have accepted the result of
the war By the nomination of Judge
Chase, and not HoratiO Seymour, q peace
man, whose election would have been g
recantation OF all accomplished BY the
war.
In 9 speech, on Tuesday, Rev rdy
johnson said tha difficulties between
Eogland and the United States would be
adjusted before the end Of the year.
The Daily Nsws thinks the American
people are weary of last years expert
ence and demand q strong Government.
The Standard Gays, owing to the dis
franchisemeat Of whites and the eafran-
chisement Of ignorant blacks, the Re-
publicans made the Democrats fight at
terrible disadvantage; but had the Dem
q D-E va.-1H.nNz1 INhnn- - NJ
Clellsn, il would probably have been sue
cessful.
The Times holds that the Democratic
party is still powerful, and must greatly
influence the power Of the General Gov
eminent. It says Grant has fairly won
his high rank by hard work and patriot
ism.
The Queen has returned from Scot.
land.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

= " Bus We may be pardored the Ee'f
II alton, II We remind our readers tG1L
the APPEAL n clear or tae tslnt OF inc negro
auh-Sse doctrine, engraf5ed upon tne Demo
cratic ~plHtforg OF this State, shd wbic1 only
induced ulEhty-SiZ vOiera OF color in support OF
our ticket IN the Oily Of &enphls-APPaAL.
The Avalanche has nothing but con
tempt for a policy based upon stupidity,
selfishness and silly pride. The APPEAL
msF appreciate its own compliments Of
INSTRUMENTATION upon its folly or the
weakness Of Its admirers.-AUdidRchs Of
Thursday.
The Democratic party Of the North
and Northwest have uuremit.ingIy op-
posed negro suffrage, therefore they are,
according to the Avalanche, stupid, self
ish and full Of silly pride.
The white people Of Missouri have
voted down the question OF negro SUI
frsge, and without regard to party or
platform; perhaps they, too, are stupid,
selfish, and full q silly pride. FRANK
P. BLAIR, candidate Of the Democracy
for the flee Of Vice President, spoke
frequently, not only IN his own State,
but throughout the Union, and always
in opposition 20 negro suffrage. May be
that ne, too, is stupid, selfish, and full Of
ELY pTidr.
The people Of the Radical State Of
Ohio voted by 3 large msjority against
negro suffrage. Were they, too, stupid,
scl5sh, and foil OF silly pride?
TIE people Of Mc1iG1H aud the State
Of NetD York voted against negro suf-
frsge. How are they, Mr.. Avalanche,
IN regard to stupidity, seyf8haess and
siQy pride9
The Democracy OF thu whole North,
Northwest and South are unslterably
opposed to negro suffrage. Are they
selfish and full Of silly prtds7
AS We commenced the campaign
ssslnst Radlcslism, so We end it, in
favsr Of, and prepared TO yield q hearty
support only to q white mans party for
a white mans government. Disrrsn-
chlsed, and therefore unable to help our
selves against the i%nundstion of negro
i,m that At present over Thsims the polit-
ical fortunes Of the South, We are none the
GEEE ~ A1FbA "a N1S EAPADAAAbJ VI AI0 laGl
that heretofore achieved for the South
the control Of the Government and dcs-
tiny Of the United States. In the battle
for the right rs against the strong and
tae wrong we have had the assistance of
the Avalanche, and it is with unmixed
that we part company with q con-
that has accomplished 90
much Of good for the Democratic party.
BUTT must understand that the time has
not arrived when the publioofthe South,
even though GRANT Ia to be President, ara
10 be forced into acquiescence in a policy
that Is really the only measure 10 differ
ence between the Democratic and Rspub-
llcan parties. Justice to all, OF whatever
raeeand color we freely accord, but equal.
IN we never will concede. The franchise,
81 underlying and the basis OF all Rspub-
Iicsn governments, we viii e~ndeavor,
rs heretofore, 10 rescue from the barba-
hands Of the negro and once more
antrust to the white men whose proves
has enhanced it, and whose suffsrings
have made it q most sacred trust. ;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

THE Avalanche Of yesterday announces
itself in favor of universal suffrage, and
takes occasion to reflect on the policy Of
the APPEAL in not committing Itself to
the same couEse. We do not presume to
dictate what shall be the course o. other
Southern journals on this sueect-no
more thsn do We denouDcs III Southern
friends as "foolS who may not see hC
to coincide with Us IN Z OWL particular
views. Yet we 30 claim the right to
congratulate ourselves that U course
has been proved correct as evidenced by
the recent election in this District. In
advocating q white mans party and o2-
posing negro suffrage, equality and domi-
nation, We think we are sustsined By the
opinions Of these whose opinions alone
va value, snd We E7s perfectly willing
to submit the sans fer approval to the
people Of the South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
TE1EGRAPEsag mABRETs.



NEW YORK, November 5.-Cotton les ac-
-four, s. s0Q6 %. Whisky nominal Rice dull.
M0lasses quiet. Wheat very dull. Corn, 81 u
81 II. Brown shsetingz, l5@I6. Calico, best
brands, 1z&.
Money extremely active; cali, 2; discounts
nominal Gsld. l3Ih9Is25S old Tsnnessee's.
68 new, 69L&5TA Governments have been
almost to q psnie, under the extreme pressure
lions enormous, and a slaughter OF weak hold
ers 10 sacrifice ofH9x per cent. The deficiency
between cash and the regular sales, and in
terms for hfteen days, ons per cent and up
ward was paid, causes extreme secretly Of
money. n the afternoon the market became
Ii or, and recovered a portion OF the decline,
under purchases of dealers. However, at close,
priees were vefy heavy.
New Orleans Market, 3
NEW ORLEANS, November &-Cotton easier;
Mid lings, 234 saieS $500 bales receipts 3427.
Gold 3318, 5 ehing $685.; New York Sight,
y discount. Sugar higher; fsfr, -; prime, I4sS
yellow elarined, 1%- Molasses nrmer fair. ~;
prime to choice, SlQ92 Flour duh and lower;
superhae, S6a6 50; xxx, 81 50@S. Corn-Light
supply. al sS@9o; ola, 81 Is Oats in good de-
maud but easier at $1,000. Bran, 81 I19l %.
Hay scarce; Westsrn. S3I; Northern, S2S929.
Pork duh at $50 %, Bacon in demand should
eIs, l85<a'5' clear rib sides, 1s4gl9; cleer sides,
90. lard irregular; tierce, IS; veg, q. Coffee
quiet but firm prime, b1a9i6A; far, l49l414.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, November 6~-Tobacco dull. Flour
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

DOES the Avalanche mean to range
itself with the New York Tribune and
others Of the leading Radical organs by lis
announcement yesterday, in a well con
sidered editorial, that {" UaiUersat SUI
frape, Equality and Justice is the plat
form Of the A~Ualanehe, upon oCbich it :0a'
stand until every aUhjts man IN Tennessee
is enfrdnchisedF"
re ara now, IS we have ever been,
opposed to universal suffrage. Justice TO
eli we freely snd fully concede, bat
equality with the negro never, never,
never.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
voTEs FOE TrEE DEMOCRACY.

NEGRO VOTES FOR THE DEMOORACY.
As 8 matter of record we remind u
contemporary the AUaEanche, that on ths
% Of January last, rs cOlored me were
reputed as having voted for LEFTwIcH
for Mayor, and Notwithstanding that
that canvass was conducted, particularly
and positively, upon the " a0hite mans"
basis. From that time to this, we gained
just eleven negro eotes-n Shelby county.
That is to say, the Democratic party
worked harder thsn It ever has since the
war, spent more money and gave more
time, and yet only achieved So negro
votes on Tuesday, as compared with the
10 Of the 2d OF January. It is not too
much to cay that these eleven votes cost
the party at the rate OF SEQ each, or in
the aggregate $1,000. At this rate ne
gro sufrsEe would be too expensive for
the Democratic party to indulge in it to
any great extent. So far as we are con-
cerned, We insist that it is s failure, and
that the negro is entirely unreliable, &c
Htically.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
WHEATON NURSERY
Established in 1910.


A LARGE variety of Ornamental Trees
n ShTubbefy, Evergresns and the finest va
r1ettes OF Fruit Trees; also, u full assortment Of
Hot House Plants aHd Flower, and everything
usually foand 10 q first class Nurs-ry, which /
offer for safe at GREATLY Reduced PRICES,
The stock On hand having accumulated for
the lsst few years, 1t becomes necessary, on ac-
count OF a want OF room, TO dispose Of the sur
plus. which l win offer az greatly reduced
prices, and cheaper than any Nursery north or
south of this Peint can possibly furnish them.
The are the ,selectious OF the late DR..
Wheaton, whose long experience Is the best
guarantee of their being not only what they
are Represented 10 lie, 0nt as being peculiarly
adapted to the Southern climate market for
which he deyoted his especial study.
In addition to the above, 1 have a very large
stock Of msgnolias, which I can ofsr at great1->
?, dueed prices, and which will be CAREER 10
packed for transportation by an exPerie mead
gardener.
Catalogues, with prices and any INF .,rmation
wanted, viii be sent on application. to
WADDY TSOdPlON.
P. o. Box 100, Memphis. Tenn.
Terms cash or city acceptanSes. nov3 dAWtf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
LEFTWECH.

AS will be seen by reference TO our To-
caI column the gallant sta1dard-bsarer
Of the Democracy in this District has
been elected by q majority over his
strongest competitor Of 400 votes, just
double the figures that had been fixed
upon by his sh-ewdest friends before the
contest trsnspired. lie has L hearty
concentrations, as have the white men
Of the Eighth District, who so molly stood
in the breach against & -icaiisA en-
Tuesday
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, November 5.-The cleo
ton returns come ia slowly The upper
portion OF this State gives large Demo.
cratic msjorities; the middle portion lie
close. No returns yet received from Sea
Islsnd, where the Republicans every
strong. The Democrats claim two Con-
gressmen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
AND V e

LOUISVILLE, November 5.-The river
is swelling slowly, with three feet eight
inches in the canal. The weather is
clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, November 5.-Up-Pipk Var
bile IL pm, Forsyth 10 am. Down
Hale IL pm, Commercial 5 pm. River
fell two inches.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
MARITAL LAW DECLARED IN Ar


CLAYTON, the Infamous Governor OF
Arkansas, not satisfied with the regis
trstior in his own State, has, we learn
by 8 special dispatch, (received at late
hour last night declared martial law in
eleven counties Of that State. The in
diguation among the citizens is IN
bounded, as it should be st this assump-
ton Of power by the scslswag Governor,
who, by the force Of accident, now issues
mis- tyrannical mandate. "HOW long,
oh Lord, how long p"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
CANADA.

TORONTO, November ga writ OF hs-
beas corpus was granted to-day in the
Express robbery ext-sdition case. Pris-
oaers Morton &pd Thompson will be
brought hare Saturday, sud the case ar
gued in Chambers next week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
By Telegraph.
ARKANSAS

Special Dispatch to Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, November 5.-The Gov
ernor of arkansas has, oy proclamation,
declared martial law in eleven counties,
which causes considerable feeling among
the people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
RHODE ISLAND.

PR~ovIDEsCB, r. l., November g.
Complete i%.nrns give Grant Il, 500 {;
Seymour 654S Dix0n's majority tor
Congress ia the Western District is 1856.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, November 5.-Oficial ac-
counts from twenty counties give 1858
msjority for Seymour. His msjoTity ia
this State is estimated st 5000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06


-superhne. IS 25s5 %. Wheat, s. 5O9I &C.;
Corn. SU957. ats, Boz Pork SD .. Boon
IA; clear sides. ISH0l6%, hams, u.
Lard, I79l9. WHISKY is dal ~ 81 70.
Cincinnati Market.
~CISCISEATI, NGvember5-Famfly -four 81 50
o. IS, nominal and unchanged Cotton quiet,
80; Whisky 81 Go; Bacon, clear sides III;
Green meats are held At 8, IL and liz for Shout
dsrs and ldes LAID IS; Potatoes 81 3.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE. November 5.-The receipts OF
tobacco are light; prices are hrm az Sc ~ for
common lugs % extra lsaf. Gales OF 100 barrels
TX L nour, for New York, at 20 Is supsrfna,
g.. Wheat. 81 T59i 20 Corn, old sheIfed.
sc; Rsw, soc. Oats, $50 in bulk. Cotton, Zs19
2s. WHISKY nominal.
Foreign Markets.
LoEDor, November s. Evening-Consols,
9sek49fZ; sos, ~.
~FKAyKFoRT, November weak,
79hg7gz.
IL vERPooL, November Cot lower clos
ing hrmer; sales 1900 bales upisnds, ND (;
Orleans, llsSd BTeedstuf5 unchanged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-Cor-
rect returns OF the vote in this city make
the Republican majority 25lS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
TO THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TX -AC&
DAILY APrEAL one "
WEEKLY APPEAL. one ear.---~--------- %
zny one getting up a CUB Of TtCo or more for
fhc WEEKLY al TIE d6sre rGtes e70 Tecetue a copy
Gratis. Subscriptions 0lsCagS IN GGO0noe.
RATE OF ADVERTISING.
T-a1S4cUf advertisements hGuiRg nc run Of the
nap. drV Insertion 81 each subsequent 1tSeT-
ion 50 cents per square
zaVerhs-mels n Hdat or Rent coluran, 10 cents
per Hae each Insertion.
KsatkIv odrsrtissns-a;s, s. for FIRST and 81 for
esch additional square.
<Guerfisem-as inserted a. Intervals, to Be oharged
Is nSg edch insertion.
ETsrfbfv entertainments inserted in The SUNDAY
APrEAL tlU Dc charged sne-siIA additional
Advertisements inserted IA he EEKLR NlH Oe
eharQsd hOl} o. DAILY T0seS.
Local Notices % cents per Lne JTSt HSeTGoHi ana
Ia ceaLs per line per month
An ~ arf~nf awe uS-fGCns, nof from regular "a
r~rhs=7t. MUST BE PAID FOR IN
4 Square Is ne gpace occupied by agh tHes Or
sid nonpGreL
CORRESPONDENTS.
c,--eygsadsncs, on RfAlc EUeHts, solicited from
asy sort 81 The UEaes Sates.
ALNSLLE KEATLNG & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
MISSOURI,

ST. LOUIS, November 5.-Latest from
Missouri gives Grant 10000 majority.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
HAFAEA.

HAVANA, November 5.-The govern
ment reports that the revolution is being
rapidly quelled.