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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

MORTGAGE SALE or 80 CORDS WOOD, FOUR COAL
M Carts Engine and Boiler Screens, Circular Saws, Cart
Harness. &C., a yard No. Flatbnsh avenue, BROOKLYN, on
Saturday November H. At 10 O'Clock, by COLE MURPHY
mortgage sale OF Work Horses Road Mare single H.r
ness Top Wagon Blankets, Ac; also black Family Horss
city top Wagon Pair gray Coach Horses,
and kind top and top Wagons kockA~ays
Single and Double Harness. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

At public auctlon on
THURSDAY morning H. nj II O'clock the rcmsss, In
Baltimore Flour Ml OF Block st. and Jones'
Fall win sell BY public auction sa,d Machinery, which
Il OF the most approved description Ia the beet condition,
comprising everything requisite for first class Flour Mil OF
the capacity barrels cay. IL dcsre the Engines
and Boilers viii BIO sold separately from the balance OF the
machinery.
' V'' y. w. BENNETT CO.,
Auctiopeera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

TAMEs CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE SIS WASH
81 ington street.-CAEAL BOAT. On Monday, November
10, at o'clock NJ, the Canal Boat Last Sensation ! now
ce shop oyster boat good house deck with der
rick complete newly lifted and In good order Sale peremp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

-,cusvvprrERs SUPPLIED AED CAN PAY M
Eel or month Tor Carpets, Olcoths, Furniture
i,ds,n9 g. nj BBNDALL Cu's old stApd. corner Ca.
nal and Hudson Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

rrBEN HATHAWAY, AUCTION
~ ARNOLD will sell, by order OF Joseph Liehnann Esq;
commencng It 10 O'Clock Saturday, November ii lSSs
the Stock and Fixtures contained IN ven known
inr OK Jouvns Kid Cloves Cloth and Buckskin Gloves Vel
vel Ribbons Laces Embroderes, Zephyr Worseds Dres
Innings, Sewing Silks &C.. without reserve to the ngnes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

T BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-THIs DAY, AT ION
81 O'Clock, Mt the auction rooms No. North William
street Household Furniture consisting q Sofas, Loanss:
resses Bedding, Fancy Clock, Dining Chairs Brus
sells Carpets ocoth, Lap Robe Harness. Gas Chandeliers
4c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

LIBEN hATHEwAY. AUCTION PARLIAMENTARY
IL ARNOLD will sell at auction Wednesday, Nov 10, A.
O'clock the well known hrss class Cigar Sore ana Sam ms
the Lease License W Fxtur % and Stock cigars
and Liquors This opportunity, FOR this sale shall DO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

smart under them practically when We
lawyers are the ~prsaehers.D No man
can carefully psru-e the writings Of The
great Chancellor Keat, and not perceive
In them q vein Of pure and lofty truth Ga
every page, which when carefully
studied Dust leave deep and lasting
traces on the mind. There Is = moral
force ia his powerful deliReati0ns OF
truth that cannot fail to have that effect.
What true American can fail 20 con-
template with 8 glow 81 pride and pleas
uTe the character Of Kent, OF Marshall,
Of fancy, and the host OF Judicial lumi-
naries whose learning and integrity have
adornsd the history OF L country ?
And vito can calculate the value Of their
infleEcs upon our national character ?
Coming a little nearer home, with what
pleasure shoulu Tennesseeans look upon
the learning and public services OF Hay
wood, the pure and gifted Green, OF
Reese, and the accomplished 1urley.
These ere names dear TO every SOL OF
Tennessee. They are treasured IN every
heart ana preserved ia every household.
The long period during which they filled
30 large 9 space in the public minG, add
ing l1ster to the renown Of the State bg
their learning and ability, will long be
2O1ASu W "ASn PAHuS eAN P -
every citizen Of the Safe, sndthe record
Of their learning, as seen in u reports,
viii be read with profit and pleasure by
students il all time TO come. With snca
q judiciary no people can long be en-
siaved. Clouds and doubts may over
east their sky, and for time throw their
fearful shadow across their pathway (;
but while they can have the aid OF such
a judiciary, tyrsIts and usurpeFs viii
iud It a difficult task to rob them OF
their rights, or long hold them in chains
Of slavery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29
PLEASANT ENiERTATNmENr.

We were honorsd on THANKSGIVING
Day 0y al Invitation 70 take supper end
spend n evening with the children CT
Notre Dame de IL Salstte, who had, In
honor or the holiday, arranged q little
phISase entertainment corsistiEge Of music
Aoa Gfaastie selections. The Invitation
vas giadiy accepted, ind q nOTe delight
iet evening we have rarely experienced.
After The supper, which mas 2 spread Of
everything nice aud elegant land which
IL was q trest % see how ths young pso-
pie enJ0yed) tba children and invited
guests reFsifed to the large study room,
which hac been converted for tue noaee
into an exhibition roOn.-Oue end being
eErtsinsd CT for 3 Stage and dressing
room, sno the balance arranged with
chairs for the reception OF the guests aEd
Z children as we're not immediately
engaged in the pisYs.
TIE programme of The evening opened
with q brilliant selection from ReRts1YiO.
8 duet, executed most artistacalIy by
Misses SsHie Bason and Miollis BsiSoW.
Inis was followed by 3 neat and appropri-
ate address by Hiss Mary CoEd0aa, well
coming the guests, and expressing some
beautiful gems Of thought on the Guty Of
thanksgiving to God for the mercies He
has extended to u through the past
year. A quartetts bymn from the Ge:-
msD, GroSssr Cot, ESlIowed, executed
and sung by Misses Jennie Barry, MOllie
Blessing, Mary BilboE and Mary BOlgeF.
A drams, The star Of Destiny" came
next, ard uas very well acted. The
plot was founded on the well known
story of J0sephine's interview in her
youthful days with the fortune teller,
Whn m unr1ara ~rr~ 20 L.w - Ewr---- FfE.
We did not getthe names Of those taking
pkTts, but were especially pleased with
the acting OF the httie lady emo played
the paT5 Of tie sootn-sayer. 4
chorus, emusic In tie Air"
was sung ct the conclusion Of this piece,
~ about twenty-five Of the smaller
children, and right well they sang it
too!
The "WendereT," q solo, vas next
sung by Miss Jennie Barry, who has q
very sweet and clear voice, and man.
ages II excelleEtly. She viii make, IN
time, (if she does not ruin her voice By too
much cultivation Eow), q spiszdid singer.
WHAT piesses rs most especially in her
execution is the wonderful ciesrness Of
e~uuneisti0R CT W0rdS-an extremely
rare accomplishment.
A clever translation Of q French pIav,
called AddGDss ds Pct1sE, was next
acted, the acting OF the little tpoultFy
tender pleasing Us Esst.
After al "aPc!ORy" from a yOuag
lady, (WhCse name We did not lesFnE,
the entertainment, which surely needed
no apology, for it was 2 compIste SUCCESS,
ended, and the guests dispersed perfectly
satisfied and delightsa With the enter
tainment and themselves. TIE sGair
showed throughout the admirable sys-
tenn or Instruction and management
adopted and carried cut by the ladies Of
the Order OF st. Dominic, who hsve the
institution OF La Sslette IN chsrga. We
return them cur thanks fa- the eourte~
sizes extended, end The pleasure afforded
Us by our visit. and nope We may G8t be
forgotten Whenever = similar occasion
Presents Itself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

DIRECT TRADE-Under the head Of
memphis and Shreveport" tbs Shrs7s-
port Netcs, edited and conducted by Mr..
A. L. Hay, mas the following +: Mem
uhis promises 10 become u OF the mcss
prominent cities IN the South, It's central
convenient situation renders it a eonvs-
0ient depot for both the Southern and
Western States. SINGS 1855 there has
been upwards OF 2a00 new houses erected
there, many Of than four-stOry brick
buildings OF the best style, q her msf-
chants have enterprise and means. 1t
would be we'll for shreveport merchants
70 open trade with this point, as We are
satisfied that il our merchants would
anime stocks and prices. they would not
20 further North to purchase Let Mem
This business men make Inducements 90
come 10 them, let cur merchants seek
fha eheansst markets and put more ports
in connection with this point. Every
sIleh connection increases eur business
and incubation. We call the attention
81 psrents 70 the educational facilities
offered there and its vicinity, and that
Of merchants and others to the business
cards OF its houses In q columns. It -
; much nearer point than 81. Louis and
Cincinnati. and consequently would save
freight, and We are confident trade be-
tween the places would be profitable to
h0th.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29
TEsS gdFiCss--EheEr Number.
age, Sex, Etc.

To those who are at el Of a statistical
turn OF mind, and would Ike &c know
where all the money raised ia taxes,
goes to, the following Inflammation
CLEANED from the report Of the Directors
Of the Stale Psnitenliary may prove OF
interest.
On the 1st day or November, 1868.
there we're confined IA the PsniteniiRry
three hundred anti n~inety-fouT e0ngiGts,
Of which there gers white males, I76 /;
white ~fsEnsies, none e0ioTsd males, 206 f;
c0iored females, L. The eos6 Of main
tanning the Institution during the PEE
cediDg mGnth (0gt0ber) Wzs as follows A:
Wages, $3.50; v~ietuaiiing S2761 II: shoe
and taller, $50 60; fuel and light, SIS6 90 /;
stable, Is o. hospital, 47S IS clothing,
IS 059 I9; discharge, S207 50; expense,
s4I4 Is; total amount expended, 81
7g5 So. The earnings CT each convict,
"a per diem, sS0SS 81 must BE- deducted
tnerefrom, leaving 3 balance Of S4757 05;
which is q clear less 10 the State. Taxing
this az an average, 1t amounts to 8 yearly
aggregate Of $55,05i 81.
This Is 2 pretty heavy drain on the
State for the support % an institution
which ought 70 be, ana, n other States,
ami under other management, ia made
Gct only ssif-supporting bat a source Of
revenue.
The length OF the term 81 each con
vict, ard The crime for which lie or she
IS . sans rp," IS SO folloWs3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

on lie manesemsEt. We tske pleasure
In stating that that r0sa wes "a eoa0ro
icHiiy tEiit, as economically, IS prudent
E1d wisely managed as any road ia
&c country. lts misfoEtunes snd advsr-
stiles are chargsabse 70 circumstance
beyond their control.
AO6ERrS0N TOSP, VIZ MOORE.
T.. W.. SMITH, JOHN ri RoEiugo~
A. A.LEATHrRAAN. IL. BURpHV.
CO CHURCH u. CCrKRETI
No. HENRY u. SMITH.
Copies OF the memorial 10 the eoFpo.
ration on Monday morning VIII be left
It Gcseniaw's Insurance Office, az Fac
riugtOn & HowsPs, at Wa. r MooFs's,
as Moore q StaEton's, ct the Overton
Hotei, at the court TooIas, a1d All eiti-
zens eonenrring In the sams viii please
call and sign.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

ode 'BARis OPERA HoUsE bad 3
muen lxTger attendance last evening
than on soy since the opening OF the
sessen. The White Fam has many at
fractions, among which we witnessed the
Shadow danes by MILE Sands, who
moves over the stage like a veritable
hadow. The Pas de DaS OF MILE DIAM
and Mons. SISrvig was loudly encored.
The Water Mymph dance, "a which
Mtis DIAM, Sands and MoDS. Marvig,
assisted by the corps de ballet, Is q beau
tifui movement, displaying l5e form
divine OF each artist. The Efforts OF
the evening which seemed 70 elicit the
greatest amount CT sPpsanse were the
! Hungarian Polka, by MILE Diani, and the
I Mstelcs. By Mons. Maryig, concluding
with the CsB-Can : Is American. The
eeaery throughout is very nue-much
letter lass night than on its first appear
al,ce, and Ws learn thst many scenes
have Just arrived and viii be pat or AZ
the earliest moment it can be done. Mr..
Whiirnan's great transformation scene
Is z OF the most elaborate ever placed
upon the esags, This has bsen conceded
BY all who have witnessed it."-&. Louis
Democrat, NcS. IS, 1868.
The above spectacular piecs SO bigaly
spoken OF by ths press OF other cities
viii be presented during tbs coming
week at the New Menophls Thester. To
accommodate those who reside in the
! country special trains viii be run on all
I the railroads lsadiDgin 70 Aenaphis, the
trains arriving late In the evening and
returning a. the close of the performance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

MARVTAL-The following certificates
were p tnrned last week at the Office of
Inc Cou ty Clerk: A, V. Hammer snd
MAGGIE W. S5nek /: D J. Oliver and Eda
Well: Is. l. J. ID Roberts and Mary
Hgmphries Bernard sohurf' and Henri
eta Myers Louis Kney and Mollie A.
Helm Patrlc k Murphy aud Mary Mah0-
Dey Haynes + Hudson and Marian B.
Merritt Mite Neli Hubbard snd s. J.
Sew John 81 GFSou and 3. n. Glass
cock; w. T. .yEiehsrd and Fannie L.
Blackburn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

Cas- it be possible that 0Fef five MIL
lion bottles OF Plsntstisn R.tters have
been sold during tAs past year, It is al
most iGersdihs, nevertheless is Is ah=o-
iuteiy true, and ia the NEST convincing
pE0Gf OF thsir wonderful medicinal ard
misunderstanding qualities. Every family
should be supplied with these Bitters, at
whatever cost or trOGbls II may bs to OBJ
tain them. Be careful that you get tho
genuine, . tsat yen are not imposed
upon by q spuriGD5 article.
MAGNOLIA WAFER-SuPeFi0r to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
Sc hall the prise. 3td&W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

ST. PATRIcKis FAIR was well attended
last evening, and considerable interest
was manifested IL the voting for the va
rious articles. Owen Smith received the
fne gold be- dei can9, having received
I23 votes, john Walsh receiving 100
The vote or the p~al:eeEasnis silver badge
resulted g. is!lOws, Kane Cusick lSS, ].
Farrell 29s. Meuken Bros. were elected
for the mirror. The fair viii be eontin-
ued On Monday evening, when the silver
mounted plate glass case for the
NEST tasteful milliner viii be awarded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

SIGN PAINTT NG.-Noshing SO seEs Of
a store, Office or place o. business, as g
handsome, we'll painted, ana artLNtic
sign. Besides the mere telling the bu. l.
ness or bringing a uaa's name before Ia
ceOple, it il an orns msDt. Nessrs. Hook
& LsGriU, Monroe s tFses, between Main
aud Second street, &i'e artists ia thls line
snd nave made soue Of the most 0eautI
ful signs in the city. Those in need Of
sueh work should cali on these gentle
man
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

COUNTY TAX -PAYERs.-we are de-
sired by the Cou atty Tsx-Conector, VIM.
McLs&n, Esq, IA call the ~VtEention Of
the county tax p Eyers 60 the fact, tn Vt
the Legislature Of ihe State having fsile,i
to pass the resolu ito Q postponing the time
FOR paying taxes, ule penalty for non-
payment will be IMPOSED upon al whose
taxes are not paid d or before the 30sh
Of November, Mona Az next. For the
convenience 81 these wishing to save the
penalty Of i've per cen =, the Office will be
opened 81 2 o'clock 81 Ieh morning, and
kept open until II c'cL ock Of might, up to
mat date. rows p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29
LIFE ASSURANCE.

At the present day it is simply a waste
Of time and space To argue, or bring for
wand PROOFS, Of the utility or advantage
Of life insurance. The examples VII CD
We see around u. Dolly of its benefeent
working, are witnesses louder than
newspaper articles OF tia sOundness Of
the principles upon which Il is built, and
the vast Utility OF Il Rs an institution.
FGs uncertainty q human life has been
tsene OK jas tes0hings Of Saints,
the NOD ~1orslists, from tiEs immemo-
ssSesi 10 esn tell what an hour may
RAJ No Zone can be certain, how
BRING ioIya. Ne Ersy be, or however
cFef Es@i'nJ N'Ie, Of not being called
2-2eto 70 ; ms aSor,snt. sna ieestng those
who are nearest and q -snJ 1-hnhIo
suffer 3 long lie Of penurJ Sssn eW.
through a negligence when d,Tr
euse. Life insurance IL obviously
ttsn which every msu seouid perior-N
and that immediately, for notnlng is
certain which Is contingent upon life
unless Il IL immediate.' The choice OF =
COMPANY ia which TO insure is Laen OF
prime iuportspcs 70 every man, IN
order that the benefits OF tisls ACT
OF Insurance may EccTue TO La0SS
for WHOM they were intended, Whscn
would not be the case il the company
wers not solvent. We should In ali can"
dor recommend 20 one who has noE 81
ready made his choice the PRRNIX Nc
TuAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Hartford, Connecticut, OF which Msssrs.
NcGrss & Matthews sTs the general
agents, No. IL Jefferson street, Memphis.
Wsmaks this recommendation for many
reasons. chief OF which is IL is one ri the
oldest and stTOngeRt companies doing
business in his country, and is strictly
uutusi 70 its plaE, aud its earnings,
therefore, instead OF being used to swell
TIE dividends Of stockholders, as is the
csSs 80 all stock companies, are appro-
priated foF the benefit Of the assured ia
the reduction Of their annual premiums.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29
Can-Can, "a the n ew Memphis
THeEter MeRday

On, MY !-ANOTHER REBEL OUT.
RAGEl7J1oge Leonard, the immaculate
Judge OF the County Court, yesterday
met q gentleman from over the Rhine,
against whom he bAa s0rudge-probably
beeaase be Ccs q gentLemap--and after
giving him = little SLACK" pulled a pis-
tOl on him and threatened him with i'm
mediate demolition. The irate Teuton,
snFsged beyond end1 D at The Judges
hellicose demonstrs tons, jumped on
him, snstched the pt stol u Of his hsnds,
and after giving him q good heating, az
lowed him 20 dept ut in pea.Se. The
Judge swears vengea nee. but the TeUson
says: "Sbust let Q 70 bodder ne agIn,
and l make um schu lsll h-lD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

Books AND STATIONERY.-The well
kncsEa arm CT c. c. Ciesves 8 &C., no.
2s3 \ Gain street, are prepared for the full
trade with 8 large supply o. medical,
law a, ID school books, Their stock OF
statiopsl IS the cheapest and bes; IN the
city. Cal It. Jim Hatcher IS still with the
mouse. and will take plea IGrs n waiting
On friends 3 nd customers. Lawyers are
particularly requested to call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

NEssRs. BIGLEY, MELLERsH & Co.
are prepared to furnish, st the very
shortest notice, steamboats,, hotels, fac.
torres or private dwellings, with wood or
essI in an quantity, or Of any quality.
Call sc their Office, corner South Court
aGd Main streets, and leave your orders
for fuel. p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

The places of nativity Of these prison.
ars aTe rs follows, tRccorGing 10 the re-
cords: Tennessee 249, Als5ams II, Mis-
sissiupi IL. Georgia IL, North Csroiiua
20, Virginia %, Ohio Z, South Carolina Z,
Indiana 5, Louisiana l, Maryland 8,
Kentucky 10, Illinois :, Texas 1, Penn
syIvania 8, Florida l, New YORK 2, Mis-
souri, 2, Arkansas 1, England /, ireland
4, Scotland 2, Russia /, Germany l.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29
Proclamation by the Governor.

The following, as q proclamation, was
issued by the Governor on the oath Inst {:
st appears from the official returns Of
az election for Presidential Electors, held
in this State on the Sd day Of November,
A. d. 1858, that the following named
gentlemen received the highest number
of all the votes cast, and aTs therefore
declared duly sni eOnstituaionaily
elected: d. ". c. Ssnter, E. Il. Harr!-
son, a. q. Pettibone, D. NJ. Nelson, W
II. WOedeOck. Thomas H. COldwell, D.
Peabody, o. +. Brown, w. IL. Hall T.
@. Muse.u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

LUNCH TURTLE!!-rhe
Monroe Exchange, No. SO Mo oroe street,
VIII set 3 splendid lunch for IT'S custom
ers 20 morrow monday morn ing, at ten
O'Clock. O0e OF the great sttl actions on
this occasion will be turtle soup, made
from = monster turtle, wsig gang two
hundred and fifty pounds. Tas hnesCof
wines and liquors az the HaT, and the
best Of fresh beer on tap.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

TOYS, CoNFEcTIoNER r, Eqc--Messrs,
Podssts Cszssssi corp sr OF Norsh Court
aud MAID street. have on hand a very
large o eholee loek II Fruits znd Com
i~ectionsry, OF tne meet and most Gesira.
bic qualities. They have, a5so. or hand.
md are receiving dsny, q ful szso,tmeat
Of everything in the lire of holi6av, tovs.
and especially fireworks. which they
Will open 70 the public, and OF ar for
sale, on the lst pFoximO. noy.ls II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

SPLENDID BEEF.-Mr. Z Seesel, ST,
had at his stsli, Nos. O. and 81 Poplar
street, yesterday, the most magnificent
specimens OF home grown beef that We
have evsF seen. The quarters for exhi-
bitten proved most coaclusiyely that the
best beef is not that which comes from
thu fasthest pastures,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

WE would direct the ~sttentiol, Of oyr
readers e. the fsct that G. y. Faeahn -
No. ! Madison street, IL nov xecnting
some OF he most beautiful cusmental
and fancy job printing sveF xecuted iu
this ely. lie continues q held his
reputation for getting up Il e fires, mer-
cauti c JOB pr leg IN the C Ity. Give him
q CALI examine specimens and prices.
=
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

Coed t0-s sii WoSI viii te RIa1.
kets 81 90. ESa- - .r~RkGaga
rhsVFis 81. All OsL Eh ne9s~ -
CTS GOOG Opera HAS mes. n
c0sOrr, so ct. J.. u. Ao Wen-fIne
AZ Bros clOslBg Uat 50 ie, 40. zSI
fgSiu E2l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

GOSE.-Eight companies OF the 18th
regiment infantry lef6 yesterday even
ing fer Texas. a fine band Cf music
accompanied them through the streets 10
the Mississippi Depot and large crowds
assembled on the streets to see them OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

By BEoUEsT the Rev. d.. ). &. Ford
will pEe4ch in the First Methodist
Church, corner Poplar aud Secon I'D streets.
NJ II s.m AID : Pm. MorniD z subject :
Way / An Christisn.n At night
Why Am al IDdieLD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

We had the pleasure Of = visit yester-
day from COR old time friend Col. Louis
J. Dapre, OF the st. Louis Times. His
many friends viii be glad to learn thai
be Il in the enjoyment Of excellent
health.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. Duke
Willisms, yesterday, ct the store of
Messrs. Menken Bros. Mr.. Williams
has q host Of old army friends who Will
be glad 10 learn his whereabouts, and
apt to visit him in his new quarters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

Gents gOsss Calf Boafz So.
Gems ClGsEEtEg extra low. Gems,
good Wnsse kG1s lEsGeP- hIrt- and
Drawers IS cts J.. IA. LsaWeH-
slime 81 BrS7S. Ne. Asa Vain az
Great bargains ia BATS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

Best Prints ~ E.2 cas-. Coed
PFinls y la Sts. BHss IS ECas-
dale Breaches pomesIsCS 10 csS.
Best IA Brown DGInes4 CS Is cts
J. n. LOe ensIIBe "a Bros, Nc.
23l Main 81 Ezra bargains IL
Boots and ShBes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

THE MARKETs.-TheFs wal 10 change
yesterday evening Ia the general TOn Of
retail prices. The markets we're about IS
well supplied as usual, and the attend
anee was rather better Than on last Sat
urday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

LIBERAL CHRIsTIANIrY.--Rersons Of
h5ersl o. rational ideas on tbs iubject Of
religion STE respectfully invite / 10 as
sembie at the Municipal C0urtro ON at II
70. this morning. Mr. Daley has been
already announced to lecture or the sui
Jet Of o DIVINE Rsvelafinn.1,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29

TIE TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD.-Mr. Rodgers introduced 3 bill IN
the Senate Wednesday looking towards
q speedy commencement Of work on the
Tensessss and Pacific Railroad. The
movement looks to Us like q good one.