Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

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py Gurley was not hung at Hunts
Vile yesterday. a
The reported case OF cholera in /
New York city is eontradieted. :
ns- The prospect is fair for a speedy \
and harmonious organization Of Congress. f
ra-Gov. Lubbock, ofTexas, has left 7 !
New York for home
R The telegraph has been working /
New York to New Orleans direct. t
py-The New York Herald is lashing :
the naked drama. :
nsa- A direct railroad between Chatta- I
nooga and Cincinnati is in contemplation.
raz Fifteen million dollars worth of {
Government cotton in Alabama alone is
-unaccounted for.
Bsy An order has been received at
Nashville stopping the muster-out OF
colored troops
pE Tom Mallory shot an unknown
man in the leg, on Saturday night, at the
Star Saloon, Deadrick street, Nashville.
aea- Mary Walker, of Chicago, was
fined ten dollars for beating her mother
in-law and tearing her cap.
ng John Mitchell was not %pardoned,
but simply released on taking the oath
of allegiance.
n The entente oordidle between Gen
Butler and Secretary Stanton is said to
be perfect.
E- 1t appears that policeman in Gin
cinnati cannot enter a gambling or dis
reputable house without a warrant.
n~ One of the buildings connected
with the State University at Columbus,
No, was burned on Monday last.
pa- A project for a new line of railroad
between st. Louis and Kansas City is
mentioned.
nS~ Rebecca Dockins, who played a
conspicuous part in the abortion case at
Louisville in which Col. ~Jacquesis impli-
Gated has disappeared.
BGH A negro was shot in Nashville on
Tuesday and perhaps MORALLY wounded
while attempting to escape from a poliee-
man.
d ~ a negro named John Tilman, in
d. New York, was committed for trial with
out bail for abusing a little girl Ave years
old.
n~A carpenter at work in an upper
story in st. Louis dropped his ehisel,
( which struck Edward NJ Cormaek on the
D head and killed him.
ES~The Germans of Montgomery have
E formed a society under the name Of the
German Society,"" for the promotion
: and protection of German immigration.
4 re- The value of the buildings of all
+ kinds erected in Chicago this year, has
reached six millions one hundred thous-
= and dollars.
T EeAl The Commission which tried Wirz
! is not vet dissolved, and the probabilities
are that Winder, Duncan and Gee will
e be tried before it.
r ex-senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,
$ has signed and fled a petition for the
E pardon of Mr.. Mallory, the Confederate
Secretary of the Navy.
! na- There was an attempt at mutiny
: among a small number of military con-
victs in the Ohio penitentiary on Monday.
e It was promptly suppressed.
no Cobett, who is under sentence of
! death at Chicago, has made a confession
A duplicating two other men, and they
have been arrested.
nz-The stock ofeotton at New Orleans
e on the twenty-ninth was one hundred
j and t~wenty-nine thousand six hundred
and sixty-seven bales.
BSr The Louisville Journal pleads
with p~oetical -earnestness for the release
Of DIR. Gwin, who is in close confinement
at Fort Jackson.
f IA The investigation into the frauds
in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, shows that
they have been carried on for some years
and involve very large amounts.
4 nR- The Missouri Democrat publishes
two and a half solid columns of what j..
NJ. Langsdon, a negro of Ohio, said in
favor of negro suffrage.
re- The Atlanta Hn~teHigencer says
that the stories circulated at the North
concerning the destituion in that State
Lare greatly exaggerated.
p re- Gen. Turner has notified the city
$ council Of Richmond, that the military
police force of that municipality will be
p withdrawn on December twentieth.
Ia The citizens of New York have
nearly completed arrangements to pay
! Off a mortgage Of thirty thousand dollars
s on the house recently purchased by Gen.
Grant in Washington.
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