Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-18

LETTER ER0U GES. LEE-The following letter
was received by Mrs. Morgan and the young
ladies of her school, ui reply % one from them,
asking his permission 10 give his name 10 the
academy heretofore known as Mrs.. H0rguH'y
S-s55L 5H THIRD Street
LEN-SGr0-. Va, Feb.a ls8.
L1disgI beg leave 20 return you my thanks
and 10 express ny acknowledgements for the
compliment bestowed on me. 10y giving my
name To me academy under your charge
II 10 VIII In any way promote your object, the
Instruction Bf rle V1uugin true knowledge and
wisdom, 7 shall feel honOned by having my
name associated with your school. wishing
you success and prosperity I am, Tlth great
respect, Your oDedient seryant
Mrs n. s. z. MORAN. Misses Maggie Graham,
Florence Patrick Marx i. Pullau. Katie Van
Pelt, Llddle SIedmau and y. Fairfax Harms.
cHAScEHY CoUur-rhe following cases are
set for trial tomorrow:
6s. n. r. DIR S. Adams %. Nsmphisand Lit
lie Rock Railroad company q a.
e2 NH D[N. T.. ID. HUmeS, admir-, Is. j. C
52 WIN. z. Ford a. Y. Bridges Fl az.
55I a. T. Bartlett VS. A. Wells ~ a.
5l,. J-C Davis, for use, ETC. IS, X b. L. Vim
5s. samuel W. DeCourssy Is. Thomas VIII
SIC. j. Baum d Co. a a. u.s. ID. WINNER.
So Thaddeus Morris q, a. rs. W. j. kellar et a.
80. John Cub1lns u. lrah shelby.
aLAa LA.NLE "a W We E.NA . A"N.nNha
5sA Vim. Battle e a. Us. Henry Laird u a.
tBi. Maria Petiit HU. Louisa iame~ ~ u.
u- Margaret A Barrett %. Jane II. HaIues um.
ia Ihos. May dwell u, james MaEaWeL
GH. Alex NJ Ferguson ~. John AldudEe si uL
co. VIM. B. Ross uz A. Il Douglass 70 a.
CRIMINAL CouEr-This Court was engaged
yesseriay In the case Of Alsek Robinson, who
was finally admitted 20 bail In the sum Of four
thousand dollars and smpaneliug q jury in
the case OF Butterdeid. charged with grand lar
oeny. The following cases are docEeted for the
present week
Monday.
CO. VIM. smith, larceny,
eA John Sorrell, larceny
90. sam stevens
Tuesday.
62 John Harrison. larceny,
6st- b Lgrrls larceny.
o. VIM. Ray and John Barry, burglary.
"Wednesday
OBJ Thomas Nlck0us. cold larceny.
~ William Burke, larceny,
-A. Allen Brown. larceny.
74. William Evans, robbery.
Thursday
20. J. wilson, larceny,
Ua DanI Mullins, cold larceny,
as. Preston Mcdowell, fcol'd,I larceny,
s4 Henderson Ford, cold larceny.
Friday.
-5 Caga Bedford. larceny,
7A caga Bedford, larceny,
40. Morris STAIN, larceny
Saturday
SO william %. Kern, larceny.
~ Miles Porter aud Geo. Woodward, larceny
lf5a. George Jones rape.
TIE CoSvEsrI0N YEsrERDAI-Pursuant to
she notices Published heretofore. there was a
meeting held Yesterday al the Exchange build
ing l0r the purpose OF appointing delegates TO
the state Convention, TO be held at Nashville
ON the twenty-secOnd instant The meeting
was well attended, considering the lnciemency
Of the weather. On notion, Col j.. NJ. Martin
was unanimously chosen a. President Of the
meeting. e. T. Perkins and W. p Ferguson,
Vice Presidents. and T. J.. Dupree, Secretary.
ON The motion OF Col B. D.. Sab0rs all the
members Of the Conservative party present
were considered delegates. on taking The chair
Col Martin returned thanks forthe honor CON
Termed upon him. ia an appropriate man
ner. He aBverted % the condition Of the
country, and the struggle between Radi-
callsm aud the President Especially
did he present Boa strong storms the
necessity for such action since lt would lnhu-
enos tine policy OF the Lezislatdre and as well
up5n Congress. We should therefore declare
-u unmls,aEabie terms their adhesion 70 the
President a csnmittee oInve was appointed
90 make "a usJ Of delegates 20 the Nashville
Convention Mr.. Toute Insisted that no names
should b. published eEceps those Of Gentlemen
who would certainly attend tHe state C0nven-
ton. There were appointed on This committee.
Meszr- ur. T. Brown, Th0s. Leonard, ID. J..
Prddy and Dr. Bond.
On motion J.. J. Dupre. Jno. D.. saf4raus and
Col s0un Holt, were appointed a Committee 70
dratresllutI1ns. Whllethe Committee wereout
the meetins was addressed In ana abs manner
bv Nfessrs. A. u. Douglas and C. S. Cameron.
Col. Naber,, FROM ihe COMMITTEES on Somi-
nations. reported iAe following list OF del
egates-
W. Ferguson, S. W. Scales D. j. Dupr-e. W.
D WofdrFu- O.. b. Church, q. Mclean. ID. IL
Holmes. s. Leth 4 MchaFliL 7wayne.
Pa-F N-aborsJuhn Bullock. r g. Brnklv.
mos 81. smith. @. n. Bartlett John Hari, John
fgr-a- To6n' Fauiuaton, N. burk, j.. J.. Bl.
bow. w. ~. ~FaT.luElon- mus 'mllns " O.
Galloway. ID. A. broMeFtJ- bthshen A =
100 Tohu O'Conner, Thos Leonard, a Rem
Elrf MO. R Creushaw, Dr., J Tile,
Aug Hltzdeld, Jos spech4 So
John RingEald- oscar ~ s3s3o
EuhL. Frank G. Capees, j. A4e I1lsf
sruEott. Du. - Ir1g. John r Nils
cn-ou, II. p Thompson, A. ~ hD- u5n
I0hh CLANCY. John DuIillgei LeuE 49,
I1au5 T. u. Conway J :. bgtlsll fcsieb a.
I0ach, JOha j. Burke, W p4nlapl
Bedford. a. Woodruff, VIM n. narsfy' Jenn
AlElIu- Ne ~. HlaAlns sam D RI Mae"f~-
Tate. ". u. Laaaad. Dr. T. n. Dickinson, n. d.
B.. stewart SamI NJ. Allen, Dr. n. c. Perkins
81. ID. GOodlett. Doyle Pearson. VIM. Jo3ne
gouu Brown. =. W.. Elan, II O. Buckley "a
hogers. r.. Nerhan. Andrew Taylor, w. z. er
fogay. Robt- EIkin. j. b. Mercer, J. II. McAa-
non. r. L. Warner, }. L Morgan A d. Doug
las. John Mehen.
The Com2littee on Resolutions lhro1gh Ar.
aansrsHa reported as follows;
Reasluaa. Thatthe policy Of President johnson
50 Lar Is deTaiopeQ for the restoration OF me
Union Is ~ealueutV saGaclous, patrlollc ana
conservative IEaf tla the policy indicated uy
Secretary seward in hls dispatches % our Min
1ster attle Court OF 81 Jamcs by the congress
81 the United State in the resolution passed
Iuiy fwenry-third, eighteen hundred and sixty
one q policy upon which the patrioLc anQ con-
HerFa1Ye mel Of the country. North and
south can rally a. best calculated % restore
the States % thelT legitimate constitutional
auo
Nj. Dupree said thai he heartily concur ed )
everything asserted ~ aL stewart, sIt that Il