Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-30

Two thousand votes have been regis
tered in Rutherford county, one thousand
five hundred eOlOredn and five hum
dred "plain."
The Gazette of the 2sth saws: The
body Of jeremiah Hale, a waIi-knowu
horse thief, was found suspended from
the limb Of a white oak tree, near Rs-
leigh, in Shelby county, Tuesday morn
ing His feet were about twenty inches
from the ground, his hands tied behind
him, while on a slip Of paper, pinned to
his coat, was written in pencil, "Jere-
miah Hale, hung by an outraged com
munity, for horse stealing.U
The farmers in East Tennessee are
complaining Of drought.
Col. r. N. Edwards has entered the
eampalguln East Tennessee, in the cause
OF conservatism, aud was to speak at
Charleston yesterday.
-Four thousand voters bave been reg
istered ID Davidson county, nine hundred
Wnlte ana thlrty-0ne hundred blacks. II
IS easy 70 see VINO VIII rule US under these
circumstances.
Capt. Chambers company Of old
EroWhtoE,s pets, seventy-dve strong,
rom scott county, East Tennessee, ar
rived IN Nashville Tuesday evening. The
|NhCN Nfo~ OeoFAtLfA Illus uE5EIlUEE LuAm .
They were an interesting set, taken
either as a whole or individually. Armed
TO the teeth with rusty old shooting irons
ef uncouth finish and ancient make.
jagged and dirty, some Of them bare
a1Oted, and all Of them VIGOROUSLY ugly.
e : volunteers trOd fearlessly the I'M
7;44sn surface of the Jagged street in whose
81 slf so many city council resolutions
hQan aKnan1an No 1uu--T-.- Ia
~ ri from the Wayside windows. and
NJ eavenly eyes smiled down upon
As they passed. Now and then a
4 ~ tpedestrian SHE'D around them. as
'owIo eyes bespoke his mingled aston
= H. 4 and fear, but little else Of inter-
a IN epired during their march TO the
a. reFhere they had been ordered to
ChiEather Ryan passed through
tbav whega, en- route to Augusta, Ca,
TO lecture.
"a says aoa and Dispatch Of the 2Sth
laeJs over tdraw Of the great bridge
go swunguessee st Jacksonville. was
o. Nashvlday. The trains of she
/ VIII be Northwestern railroad
49, "A grover it in about a week.
- sS Gallatlni rbecue will be given at
Mr.. EtheR second Of July, when
49, The q 10 speak at that place.
iro- James Cliff the 28th says. Capt.
49, county, whh citizen OF Warren
Jav the Fifth landed q company in
and has hithe (federal) cavalry,
'IIoso. tr ppoTted the sdminis-
.Ioso. - lat
'QAeeltion Of &C
haShioh are aFly stated, frSsSS fsS -
GLOW ~orpanEtiOn. He viii v0SSss e2e~n-E
ridge. A0hs-
Angler Hnurder has occurred
East TInesseeA The Overland Rg1,IH
gives re fOllowin& account of thf 5."S
| On gBnday eveningz LAST Sha6t nJpe
H1es north Of this place, in this conutvs
ALLEN P. Dukes was killed at his own
house, under the following eircum-
Stances: Dukes, VIM. Wooden, Hollo-
way Spiyy and VIM. Stanield had ali
been to Cleveland, and left late in the
evening for their homes. On their way
they all stopped at the house OF mir.
Dukes. Wooden was drinking, and
probably Bakesi too, Wooden used
vulgar or prOfane language,
when Dukes hit Wooden with a fire.
Wooden then went out of the
house; Spivy and Stanfield left about
his time believing a difficulty was i'm
AIRS. Dukes, the wife OF she de- /
iea5ed, had go9A distance to turn
ler nnsoaQS Sasture field.
hIs@N UdNgan the
wheN took Mace
when Mrs. ITS returned she found
Ter husband dead outside of the house,
le having received a fatal Cab in the
eft breast, near the heart, with a knife
lis skull had been fractured by blows.
pparantly inflicted with a heavy fire.
howell. Wooden has been arrested and
ED over for his appearance at court in a
Ond Of five thousand dollars.