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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31
From the Richmond South OF Saturday last
THE GROUND OF OBJECTION To JOHN

From the Richmond SCUM Of ohturuhy Hst.
THE GROUND OF OBJECTION TO JOHN
LETCHER.
I, il undenable that John Leicher has been pur
sued with an uakindneSs aud injustice by members
of hs own party. for which there Is no parallel III the
political history of Virginia. Heretofore it has been
thought All honorable obligation among the Demo
crscy Of the State to extend The utmost indulgence
to an associate of respectable character and position.
Heretofore Democratic papers have esteemed il a
sort of duty to abstain from any structures on H'
leaders OF The party except in Gases that would admit
neither uf silence hpoogetic explanation. Here
iot,re the friends Of different aspr8is for prefermeni
the party have gone beyond the restraints at
All amicabs rivalry aud in the moment OF most IN
tense emulation have remembered and respected the
claims of common cause. To this generous tor
bearauce, among competing candidates for the faynr
of the party, the Democracy are indebted for their
unbroken harmony and their uninterrupted ascend.
ancy.
Ii is not, therefore, 90 much from regard 10 Mr..
Letcher's personal fortunes from solioitude for
the interests Of the party. that deprecats the in
temperate hostility OF his anniversaries. We are per.
suaded no erccss of unynsi aspersoR can impair has
hold on the confidence Of the proplc. The cl,ratio~
tenomous shafts aimed for his dr,ruciioa But
though he shall triumph over all the Vaccinations Of
his eneies who knows If the struggle may leave
an .rrrparabie scjism IN the party1 Ii 10 an evil
omen Of dissension aud defeat when the Old pacific
policy of the party is abandoned, and the Democra
cy begin to assail one another with reap0Sa rh!cn
hare hakerto been rfsrped for the repuse OF the adj
rersary All will allow that the friends of Mr.. Lefcl
or hsve 80 far exhibited patience approaching pusli'
animity. Though smtten again and sgain, they
have not once returned the blow.
Against none of his competitors have they uttered
word OF reproach or accusation. From none Of his
competitors have they de,racted anything either OF
fictitious or we'll earned merit. But there Is limit
to the endureDce Of the most forbearng and unless
tbeee attacks upon Mr. Letcher be suspended his ad
hersnts rM NO longer abstain from retaliation -
Whatever they may owe TO the party they cannot be
,nsensble TO the elaine Of friendship, and they will
discharge their duty Democrats in chastising the
injustice Of an incorporate luminosity. The conse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31


Political turmoil and excitement in this republic
havs been much aggravated ct lae by The insiilu'
ton Of aeore political associations, something on the
nrlrr of knnw Nn,hnr ancefira.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23
Trusfee,s Sale.

IEusiee. HdAes
DT virtue % adrei TO trust, executed 10 me By 8 c.
ID TO- AID duly recorded IN the Registry Cmue OF shelly
county, tennessee % the 81 day cf June 1851. IN box
n. %, on pages l3f. l3j an1156. 90 secure certsin debts
therein nsmed, ! vii ssL. o. the corner q Main Ad
Madison streets, on SATURDAY. The lfth AUGUST,
1883 20 THE highest bit1cr, for cash, the fgllwinE De-
srri5ed lots, VIZ Lying IN the tosu a. Fort FickerinE
Shelby county. Tennlssee knogu a. lots numbered elFv-
en- and twelve. block thirt1 ave, IN q subjivision % The
lanis OF Michael EcNzmee. By william Kerr sid hts
front on Geargia street, dnT fert each. AMI rua back one
hundred ard seventy feet. TIE title % The above
nsmed lois BE- perfect. hICGABL McNAMEE,
Trustee.
and place. as above. JOHN A COOK,
iy22-tis By n. McNAMEE Ascent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23
Bort Of HIsmpBls.
ArrIval, M D,par,ur,,

THURSDAY. July y, I5s.
Kennett, New Orleans to st. Louis.
Return, Cincinnati to Memphis.
Mcclellan, Louisville TO Memphis.
Lucas, St. Louis to Memphis.
River News.
Owing to the heavy rains Of Wednesday
evening north Of US, the river rose from tire,
to four inches yesterday.
The fine packet boat Lucas, from St. Louis
was not up at its usual time this trip, being
hindered by the heavy rain up the river OF
Wednesday. She will leave at 6 this evening
and continue hereafter to be a Friday packet
The Lucas is managed with that careful anC
courteous attention on the part Of the ofieerl
towards their passengers that is 50 agreesbl,
10 all travellers.
The steamer Return zane in yesterday from
Cincinnati, where she has been repaired
painted, csrpeted, and decorated in a handsom,
manner. She leaves for Cincinnati Tomorrow
Bonny Kate Frisbee, the feet Napoleon run,
ner, leaves for that city this afternoon. Capt
Mason, Folgsr and Harmstad, are, as usual
ready to make their passengers comfortable
A trip on the Kate is an enjoyable occasion.
The Franklin leaves this evening, after To,
arrival Of the trains, for New Orleans.
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AuStIn'S

n and fuu assortment, couststnFc"L
% % Cabs. GIGS and Carriages Also, Pro
psIlers and Hobby Horsssi = fun supply inst revived,
IA INGaUHAN q LEES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

FAST DRIvINe-Ths police are " spotting''
the " fast" men. Yesterday, SAM, a slave, was
sentenced by the Recorder to receive thirty
lashes for driving a hack at a ssllOP. A white
gentleman, Wit had INDUCED a similar luxury
in bis sulky, was charged ten dollars for the
INDULGENCE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23
N e mphis, Tenn.
Tuscumbia, Ala,
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH!
The following Rates

GIVE The otsl oest say. Steamship freights, pray-
VI age snd Wharfags at Chsresten and sayannah. and
Railroad charges from New York
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23
TERMS
The Cheapest Paper in the South

In consideration Of the increased and. still
increasing patronage Of the MEMPHIS AFFEALi
under the CASH SYSTEM, the proprietors have
determined upon the reduction Of the subserip-
zion price Of their WEEKLY paper.
For clubs under ten, or single subscribers
the WEEKLY AFPEAL viii hereafter be fur
nished at 81 so for each copy.
To clubs Of ten and upwards it viii be fur
nished at 81 for each copy.
When We consider the mammoth size Of our
weekly impression and the vast amount and
variety Of the reading matter Il contains, u
may Justly be claimed that, at these rates, It Is
the cheapest newspaper published IN Tie
South
Clubs may be made up in nsighborhoods
without respect TO post ONCE.
ANY person sending % a club OF twenty, al
the foregoing rates, will be entitled 10 receive
one copy gratis for one year. Old clubs may
be renewed from year to year on the foregoing
terms.
Address McCLASAHAE, TRoUsDALE & Dbl,
Memphis, Tennessee.
Our country exchanges viii do us a favor BY
giving this notice one OF two insertions.
No%&.r IN Euaru pora
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

TIE ANTELOPE A HORRIBLE DEATH.
The pilots Of the .fnfelops arrived yesterday on
the FauHy Buliit. They confirm the loss Of
the boat. The mahinery will be saved and also
a portion OF the cabin and all her cabin furui-
ture. They state the FIRE commenced in the
hold while some Of the crew were arranging
the freight slowed there. Il IL supposed that
one OF the men was smoking, and that be had
resort to whisky, Of which she had two hun
dTed barrels IN the bold, shipped at Mount Yer
non. As soon as the FIRE was discovered, the
men were ordered out Of the hold, the hatcher
were closed, and the boat was run on a bar. A
loud knocking was heard On the lower deck.
which proceeded from a man who was still in
the bold. The patches were at once opened,
bat the smoke was 50 dense that no one could
venture down, and to keep the flames from
bursting out, the patches were again closed.
The man was, Of course, sufiocated. It is sup
posed that be bad become intoxicated from
whisky. After every effort to subdue the flames
proved unayailing, a storm came on and blew
The boat some distance Of she was then scut-
tied and sunk In sixteen feet ater.-Louis.
rille Journal.
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classification on the above Routes

- " ~ AAAAk1
FIRST CLASSIFY Goods IN boxes and bales; Piano
Fortes, Socks, and Siaflo8ery, B5ots, Ehocs. Liquors,
Ous, &s IN bottles Camphene and Spirits Turn nfine,
In bsnelsi Csrpeting, china Glass sud 6lasssarei GEARS,
In ezsesi Clccks, Caufecii0nsres, Cotton Cards; Cutlery,
In cases, cssks, and boxes; DruEs. Fruits, Fruit Tees
and Shrubbery, Furs, Garden seeds, Looking Classes
and Booking IS Plate, tat oEaars rlsk,l Oysters, IN
cans and Jars; ssddleIy, fih and Bntannla Ware, Teas,
and Spices
SECOND CLAsS-Hsrdwsre, Excerpt such a. specified
10 First and TfiTd Caseesl Cote Mis-, Machinery
Foreign Liquors, in barrels ant pipes Tobacco. IN boxes;
Leather 10 rolls and boxes; Oils, In, barrels and casks
c oekery and Q~1eenswHre, in ersics and casks; Rice,
Whinrg Pias,er, Sheet Brass and Copper.
THIzD ~CLASS-AKes, shoveIs. spades, s1s-Iuns
Zinc AMI TN, IN pigs, Tin Plates, Anvle. Vices. caaks o
Chains sni Hoes, Manila ard Cotton OordAgs, Cofee,
Heavy Castings, Xii Gearing, Carriage Springs ard
Rosin In barrels.
SPECIAL RATBS-Furnffure and Carriages, boxed
and other lizht articles not enumerafed also Carboys Of
Acids, or othe- Chemicals, VIII b charged By sctual
weight, ct dOable First C.sss rates.
u An stations on Memphis and Garrison road be-
TWEEN Tuscunsia aud Memphis, charEed same as 4
Memphis al staiions east Of Iuscumb.s, same as q
n Shipments via. Savannah. should Be- consigned I,
Agent Central Railroad. Savannah, GelrEia.
n ihipm.nts via. Charleston, shsuld BE- censigncd Il
Ascent seuih 0sro.tna kailrotd, Charleston, s. G.
Agents in New Yerk: TONGB,
Agent Charleston Li1s. 1875 B~rOsdEAy.
,. A.. s. TUrTLE,
Agent Savannah Llns, i7s B~roadEay,
Who viii %ehesriully render Merchants every assistance
and frrnish sn Necessary shipping infJTmsfIsn, Freight
70 Roads viii not be responsible for damages occur,
ring At Sea, over-eharses prorPuy REFUNDED By tn
Ths undersigned win trace up an missing roods D,
stner LINE, and Il not fouad In thirty days after notice
VIII pay for item.
~ II Is desirable in all cases Of DELAYED goods. TIA
notice Be given 70 the Superintendent Of the d~sliverini
road, or the undersigned, In order that the cause Of de.
tentioa nay b investigated and rsmetied
CHARLES ". ANDERSON. GenT Agrnt,
D2S.f P.O. Address, Nashville, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

RIsE IN THE RIvER.-The St. Louis NepS
Of Tuesday reports: The suddenness Of the
rise that is going on here, has been very unfre-
quently paralleled, and it was 80 unexpected as
to take the most experienced in those matters
BY surprise. The river commenced 70 swell on
Saturday. shortly after the midday hour, and at
6 P. n. on Sunday, nearly 30 hours having
elapsed, it bad risen three feet. In he "a hours
ending at 6 P. n. yesterday, it had rose three
feet more. Thus, in less than so hours, the
river has risen 2 inches. Great quantities Of
the heaviest quality OF drift hoatsd past all
day, and barrels were being rolled out Of the
water. Several piles Of lead were suffered to
be almost entirely submerged, and it appeared
to be difficult tack to get itagsin to dry land.
We think the result will bear US out, in pre-
suming that the water will not get beyond the
brow Of the levee on this occasion, and that it
will probably retreat as rapidly asst advanced.
The Siour City got in from Omaha in the even
Ing. Her pilot, Frank Voolfolk, reports the
heaviest rains be ever saw having fallen at 81.
joseph, and in other neighborhOods as well.
The river was falling above st. Joseph, and
rising below, from the heavy rains, which had
swollen Grand river and KaW river a great deal
higher than there was any anticipation of. On
smiths bar, some few miles below St. Joseph,
there was only four feet Of water. 50 much,
and such heavy drifts were never before seen
in the Missouri. The trees, roots, branches,
and SO forth, are Of such magnitude as TO en-
gage the wonder Of all-Cysn old river men, and
backWoodsmen.
The Democrat says: The Upper Missouri lie
out Of its banks 10 many places and consider
ably higher than 1t was during the recent high
water. Here We have barely bad a sprinkliug
Of the rain that has fallen 10 the westward.
Daring ten days an almost continuous deluge
fell IN such torrents as have rarely or ever
been equsiled- The Mississippi, too. at st.
Paul, Is reported to be higher than It has been
this season, though on a stand from Dubuque
to keokuk. All the streams from there down
are very high, and the Mississippi rising fast
over its bsnks in many places. Drift is run
ming along our shore fully as heavy as at any
time during the late food. GiaEt trees, fresh
from their home in the wood, mixed with the
mammoth trunks Of decaying timber that line
the shores above, are sweeping along like a
broad interniuabie raft, or miniature forest
Al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

CORRECTION We are requested by Mr..
JACK to state that be has not undertaken to in
y~estigsts the affairs Of the Citizens Bank.
The time spent (psrt of two dsyt) in examin-
ing and rectifying sundry accounts upon the
books, was devoted as an act Of personal
friendship to the Cashier, and at bis request.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

AMATEUR C~oNoERT-PosT PoNENEET.-The
concert, the proceeds Of which are to be APP
piled for the benefit Of the sufferers by the ill.,
fated PsHnsylrGaia, and which was to have
been given last night, has been, for sufficient
reasons, postponed until tonight. We trust
that it will be largely attended by the ladies
and gentlemen Of Memphis who have never
failed, when called on to give substantial prot 1
of their deep interest for the destitute, the suf-
fering and the afflicted. So far the people Of
Memphis have nobly responded to suffering
humanity, by providing every possible stten-
ton and comfort for the sufferers by The Penn
sylUuHis, aud let them not " weary in well CO.
ing" until their whole duty is discharged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

By reference 10 advertisement in anoth-
er column, it will be seen that cur friend WoR-
SHAM Offers for sale his magnificent Hotel, sit
uateS on The corner Of Main and Adams streets.
In taking this step, Mr.. WoRsHAM is actuated
purely by a desire to close up and change his
business. The house has, ever since it's estab-
lishment, been a money making Hotel, and is
now in a better state Of repair than ever here
%tofore, and any person OF company desiring to
enter into the business, will find this a good op-
poFtunity for a paying investment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

Fatal AocIDENT.-We are sorry to have to
state hat on Wednesday, as the LBeas, s.
Louis and Memphis packet, was lying at Hiek,
man, a brother Of the commander, Capt. Sill.
vER, in stepping on the wharfbost, by some in-
attention slipped and fell into The river. While
falling, bis head struck the boat, which proba-
bly, rendered him inssnsibIs; for after sinking
beneath the water he was seen no more.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23
University Of mississippi
Faculty OF Arts.

~ VI mus
EREDERICT A. P. BARNARD. l. L d Presiseat
L ard Professor OF Physics, Astronomy and Civil Eo-
Einsertlg.
WILLIAM p. srEARSs. Professor Of Governmental
Science and Law.
GEORGE ". CARTER, y A., Professor OF 1nisneo
tusl and Moral Philosophy.
EDWAkD O. INT n. A. Professor Of Chem
istry. Geology aud MineraloEy.
WILSON g. RICHARDSON, N. A., Professor Of
Latin and M5dern language.
HENRY WHITBHORHE, n. A. Professor CT g,s.k
and Anoien; Literature.
JORDAN n. PHIPPS, n. A., Professor Of Hathe.
mAtlcs.
WILLIAM D. MOORE, n. A., Professor Of Eng i.h
Language and Literature.
--, Assistant IN Natural Philosophy.
The Eleventh Annual Session Of THE Institution vii
which time il IL desired that candidates Tor admission
win promptly apply.
The University has recently very largely increased "a
facilities for Furnishing an education Of the most srps-
risr order, having provided costly apparatus and csbi-
nets o. minerals and shells fer the Illustration o. sub
isots % science and having materially enlarged It's &C
c mmodutons for the comfort - well % for the in
provement Of It's Students.
The Institution ls l0ca'ed in one Of the most healfhful
regi0as IN the entire south, aud IL e Trouuded b. 9 pop,
ulaion noted for Intelligence, morality tad q RELIGIOUS
spirit
BeiDg on the line o. the Mississippi Central Railrosd
II Is accessible from the south ana the norlh, ard By thl
connections OF the road vita q Wfds District Of country.
TERns-T1itlon, sos Fuel and Servant HRS, SIS,
Students not lofging IN the College SO. The fee here
tOiore charged for fuel snd servants was inadequsts.
Las Stu1entsl $50. Board a. the hall and In pnivst,
families about si2 per month. These charges are sup,
Possc 70 Be lower than these Of most Colleges oGsrini
similar advAntags N HOWRT,
oIford, July IS, '55. Secretary o. The Board.
iy2s-ftvaE3n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

EDIroRs. APPEAL; In reply to certain in
terTogatoriss Of "LOoker On,D I will answer
that there were only three men in the chain
gang on the morzing Of the election. One
was sick and discharged blythe Mayor for that
rsason-ths other two were discharged by the
same officer on account Of their having only a
few days to remain, and upon the ground that
1t would cos. tie city more to pay their board
at The jail on the day Of the election (they
were idle that day) than their ono days work
afierward would be worth. Their time expir-
ed on the day after the election. Neither OF
thsm were voters.
"LoOker On" win find a yerIfeatiun Of
the above stated facts by referring to the
books either Of the Recorder or Of the JsiIOr,
which are open to him and to the public.
,. G. ~grAINBECK.
Keeper % Workhouss Hands.
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SReFIH'S Safe.

DT virtue % an order o. sale 20 ne ct-ectsd from the
u Law Side OF the Common Law and Chance-y Court
OF the Ciu n Memphis, 10 favsr % AldridEe 4 Co,
ugainst JaUes " ProEtdt on isdgment rendered Jelly
6. 1893, Tor ssa5 ~ and COSTS also an execution issu-d
9 on the once Of J. H0rre. Ezq, In favor n r. ".
CueiEhton and J P1rk. afninistrato-. ". J. ". Pro1d-
O. also an orter OF sale sutjsct 20 ths above orcer Il
safe and execution To favor Of Prince. ferris q Co
win on the 2lST A fF q x IN front
o. the sheriTs Chce ca Madison street. IN Memphis,
zel &c ths highest bidfer fer Cash, q brizht malatto
negro gni. slave. named ELIZA, aErd about seventeen
wears an excellent sezmstress. and In general a good
house Ee-vant Attached a. the property o. said PROUD
a. II he instance Of Eaid Aidridge & Co
ROBT. L. SMITH,
fy2t-dlau3E sheriff o. Shelby oJHnty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23
KEEP THE BALL MOVING.

We publish in another column ths proceed
ings Of a public meeting held in Bolivar ont be
9th inst, on the subject Of Bank and COnslitu-
tiousi reform. As The phrase DOW is, this is a
move in the " right direction, +" and we can bat
hope that it viii be followed up from one end
Of the State to the other. 1t is the people
alone who can right their wrongs. Tocir 20
tential iBhsence must be known and felt by
their political leaders and legislators, before
they will and relief from The wrongs and evils
that have been inflicted upon them.
Again we say, keep the ball in motion until
the State shall have been freed from the rotten
and corrupt system Of banking hatisno fast
ened upon her. The press have spoken until
they can say no more. The subject is now in
the hands Of the people, and it is they alone
who can make q proper disposition Of it.
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Nrrtnr,. gnlr q. IE

DoINes or THE TEEN.-we are under obli-
cations to Deputy. Clerk JOHNSON, of the Grim
inal Court, for many eOurtesiss extended to us
during the late term OF the Court, and for the
information contained 10 the following
List Of feiong eases trisd and how disposed Of. a. the
June Urn % the criminal Court q henPhi just ad-
louFnsd.
State Is. VIZ. TneE having in possession
counterfeit money; sentenced to four years In
penitentiary; motion FOR new trial oseuuled,
and appealed to Supreme Court.
State ss. VS.. LEONARD larceny; sentenced
10 five years in penitentisTy.
State rs. VS.. ENGLISH, Jr.; murder jury
and miStriali defendant recognized for sP-
p~earanes at October Term.
State Is. JAMEs QUISNi larceny ; sentenced
70 three years in Penitentiary.
JOHN GLASS; larceny; sentenced to one
year in psnitsniisry and recommended to the
mercy Of the Court, and punishment eommuled
to three months confinement In city jail
SAMUEL P. HAIL; larceny ; pleaded guilty
sentenced to five years in penitentisry.
GEORGE BRApLEYj Iarcenyi sentenced to
ten years IN psnitentiary; motion for new trial
and overruled.
State rs. W. J. CLARK; larceny jury and
m%istrial; defendant recognized for appearance e
at October term.
State rs. JOIN CLiTrOE larceny sentenced
to three years in psnitentiary, being the third
conviction for same o~fense.
state rs. GEORGE GRADY burglary; sen
fenced to seven years in peniientiary motion
for new trial, and oyerruled.
State Is. HEERT MILLEE burglary pleaded
guilty sentenced to psnitentiary for zen years.
State C.. FRANK BURKE and PArAIcK Far
HINGroS assault with intent TO kill jury, and
verdict not guilty of a felony but guilty of an
assault and battery ; fined $50 and one months
confinement IN city jail.
State rs. RAFAEL MARcELLIj murder
jury and mistrial.
State rs. CHARLES WINrERS, murder jury
and mistrial; defendant recognized for bis ap-
p~earancs next October Term.
State rs. GOLDrNs, a slave murders jury
and verdict " not guilty"
State %. MICHAEL HEISz assault with in
tent to kill /; jury, add not guilty Of felony, but
guilty Of an assault and battery ! fined $500
and two months in city jail,
AN ORDIEANoE.-Auetioneers are allowed
great privileges in Memphis; that they may
fully avail themselves Of the advantages the
laws allows them we copy the fifth section Of
the ordinance, page 81 Of the ordinance book
" Auctionsers shall not in any manner obstrucI
The sidewalks with goods Of any description
eroept with live stock, wagons, vehicles, hogs
heads, barrels, hay, heavy articles, &c, that
cannot be conveniently sold in a house, Ar
extensive and, to auctioneers, a useful list Of
exceptions, ladies might grumble at having
their walks interrupted by the sale Of a donkey
or cows P~atsrnal PrOgsnitOr, but the auction
GERS would be accommodated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

AN ERRIEG 0EE.-MARY SMITH, who was
charged at Esq. HORSE's COurtOn Wednesday,
by a weeping wife, with living in unlawful in
timacy withihe comPlainant's husband, is lying
in Jail waiting trial next October, not being able
have spirit about them, find means Of obtaining
redreea-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

Tor supFtUc Juusts
We are authdrirad % alEounce Hon. ARCHIBALD
wEIGHr. % fhls d-y - c~srdi1ate FOR JudEs u TIE
suc-sns Coart a rsnnessses AZ tie e1s1-rE Fpe1 lelsc-
lian o. the nd @ SsDtaneen DeN- EAe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

A MEMPHIAN;s AIEY ScHEME.-A Mr..
Ishsm Walker, late Of Memphis, is delivering
lectures in Clarksvile, Texas, on the sabIect
OF erisl navigation, proposing 2 gigantic
scheme Tor navigating the atmosphere h srial
caloric ships. The MesseHgT Gays;
RHe proposes building . vessel in the shape
q q mountain trout, three hundred and sixty
Eve feet in length, 70 be inpelled through the
air By means Of screw propeilsrs, dTiyen BY a
caioTic engine, at the somewhat exciting speed
OF three hundred miles Per hour, sns At the
eddy hight Of two miles from mother earth
- walker nfesents a pt-usible theory. He
- 1eIE1-s r..-~ -,
teEil 40 c1 ~fsTorat1e tina.