Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-22

Total for week, Is; whites 10, colored
S; males i, females A; adults II, minors
Il; under one year Of age, 3; under five
years, 4; from the hospital, 5.
RICHARD II. TAYLOR, ND,
Secretary Board OF Health.
The Mississippi and Tennessee rail-
road company will run q special train
from this city to New Orleans in order
70 accommodate tie many persons who
desire to attend the grand annual convO-
cation Of the Knights Templar, to be
held st New Orleans next month. The
special train will leave here the thirtieth
Of this month, and arrive at New Or
leans in time for the convOcation. Tick
sts purchased over the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad will be obtained at
special excursion rates, aud will entitle
The holder thereof TO return either on
the special or other train up to and in
Guiding the fifth day Of December. Per-
sons who wish to visit New Orleans
upon the great occasion Of the meeting
of the knights will find that
the Great Jackson route, Uid the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee Railroad, offers bet
ter advantages and more reliable con-
nectiOn than any other route. The fare
IS low, the time fast, and the travel
pleasant.
List Of undelivered messages in the
Western Union telegraph office, SO
Madison street: A. Seessel, Son & Co. I;
E J. Babel, Peabody hotel; Henry
thurman, Captain John D Elliott, w.
B. GalbreRth, Risk d Johnson, Union
and Planters bank, Ed Ewin, Southern
Oil Works, Brow Bros. & Co., W. J.
Chase & Co, W. J. Bussey, HI. Smith,
L G. Lavre, Zelner & Sanfeld, Petit q
Simpson Edward Woods, J. 81. Coffin
& Co., A. Kari, G. W. Goyer & Co.,
Order & Denie, Manhattan Bank, A.
NJ. Agelaste, z. Hobart & Co.,
E. A. Benson, D Zellner and wife, 2;
c. 81. Pomeroy & Co.; Albeit Wheat,
colOred; Mrs. NJ. w. Niles, Georye
Msckey, NJ. L. Meacham & Co., B,
Babb, o. B. Parker, J. W. Jefferson &
Co, J. Nj. Young, Geo. Wigg & Co,
Louis Erb, Brother Abban, E. A. Cole,
Capt. J. D. Elliott, MIS-. B. Babb, Frey
& Scarborough, Col. VIM. Bailey, DAILY
APPEAL Co., Jonathan Rice, Mary II.
Clarke, johnson & Co., Bet
de Irwin, Ralston & Gronauer, Captain
Of the steamer Ella; J. h. Milford, jr
The Brownsville States informs US
luHL Euuuas lhsl pSInk the auulNeISAry
Of the Haywood County bible society,
and there being no services in the other
churches in honor of the occasion, a
large C OVID gathered at the Baptist col
lege in that pleasant town to hear the
anniversary sermon by DR.. Griffin, who
took for his text the fifteenth and six
tenth verses OF the third chapter of Sec
Ond Timothy, from which be preached
an able and eloquent sermon in his
1susl impressive style, which was lis
tened TO with marked attention thou zb-
Jut. On conclusion OF the services, a
collection was called for and literally
TO by the congregation, the
unds collected to be used BY the society
or the purpose Ofsupplying the poor and
destitute families Of Haywood county
With a copy Of the holy scriptures. At
hight the Methodist church was filed to
by an immense crowd. An
Ible and highly eloquent address was
delivered by Henry W. Bond, ESQ,
Who was followed by Col. Ben. J. Lea
md Rev. W. P. Bond, who spoke elo-
Iuently Of the christian religion and in
he interest of the society. A collection
vas taken up, and the congregation dis !
lersed