Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-11

We are pleased 20 learn from The Marion
C-omacnusslfh, that Gov. Moore's health has
much improved.
John n. McLartv,a stranger, about p years
Old, sioppsdht Gees Hotel selma with typhoid
fever. q shoh time sincei an, on BE Hsth nlt-s
When two young men, who were nursing HIN,
STEPPED out ~ htr fdeui De Jumped out Of :
thad story window and Killed himself. His
physician. thought he would hesoneaFeely lived
ths whole day eNt, u any rate,
sfgs aid Aiadam LsYert will shortly publish
q Souvenir 81 Distinguished Amorioanas
which. from TIE personal Acquaintance with
thoae iaaciibua, Nui be very interesting ana
popular.
some seouudrsl fred q pistol through one Of
ne car-winiows Of he Montgomery and West
Point Railroad, the ether day, narrowly missing
several persons
Ansrro trader, namedD Mckay, from North
Caroline, was seitsd by an lrshman and a
German, In Montgomery on the 24th UT, and
robbed Of $500 In cash, and 5000 TO NlONVo
In drafts, and then fed. Two men have been
arrested on suspicion, but without The money.
he Moulton Dsmocra announces he kill
ing Of a golden eagle In Winston county, mea-
sufing six feet ten inches, from up 70 tip Of the
wings, and three feet seven inches from end
ofths tail 10 point Of beak the foot, when tx
panded, sfx inches long, Eve inches broad, and
claws two inches long.
The Troy pike county, Ala -9merioan says
that Wiley jenkins, an estimable citizen on
that county, was murdered BY his own negro
man, most brutally with an axe. he negro
was caught and showed the most rebelhole
spirit, declaring he would do 80 again, where
upon the citizens tied him 70 stake and burned
him 10 death
julius Hesse a Co. have sued Sanford, .. S.
! Collector at Mobile, for refusal to grant a clear
anee 10 the .4iis Painisr, chartered 70 convey
| emigrants to Nicaragua, and laid her damages
at SIS, O00-H Rtsriik Dsmoaat.
THrEvEs ABuUT.-Col. John W. Carter, Of
this county, was robbed on Monday night OF
about $50 In money-$5S0 Of It was IN ~
Hamburg (red) bank notes, the rest not reeol-
iected. His room door was entered, and ms
poeket-book taken. The poekst-book was
I found next morning in the Courthouse yard,
with all his papers in II, but the money all
gone.-HahtsUiN .AdpOoafG
The above paper has the following
Monday last, the first one in the month"; and
in the year, was a great day, and an immense
4 coDcourse Of people were in town. A large
amount Of prop>dy was sold at high prices.
R. W. ColOn, as Administrator Of Margaret
Hamblin, sold six slaves, two %unsound, for
1922 in specie-an average Of SYST.
FL Hammond, as Trustee for John L. Town
send, sold sixty-two slaves, many old and very
Young ones, for 1885 cash-an average OF
$50 40. The ION tract Of land, 2s420 acres,
was bought by Geo. L. p. walker for S25,O0i
cash great bargain.
As Trustee Of r. G. Townsend, Judge Ham
mond sold eleven slaves for 1870 eash-an
average Of S725,0q. One sold as low as $50.
FATAL AocfDENT.-It is our melancholy
task to chronicle the accidental death Of sam
] ueI E., son Of Doctor Jacob B. and Margaret
Z. Coons, Of CORTLAND, Alabama, a promising
boy, aged fifteen years and six months. j. ap-
pears that the deceased was out cunning, on
Wednesday. the 18th December, and whilst
standing on alog or piece Of timber which pro
jected into a pond, by some means his gun fell,
and the hammer striking the log upon which he
was standing, one barrel was discharged and
the contents lodged in his left side, causing
death in a few hours. The afflicted parents
have the sympathies Of the whole community
in their terrible bereavement-Tuscumbta fla
bdwfqH. Jan