Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-24

The Hon. Emerson Etheridg,
opened the nva for governor at Dres
den on last Wednesday, in a character
istically vigorous and fOrcihle speech
The Union and Dispatch says: "Tht
rumor prevailed, also, that it had thrown
the commissioner OF registration fOI
Weakley ccuntylnto CONSERVATION, anC
that hs haa autographed to the cspitO
for instructions ADD assistance, We h2vt
no doubt that II the commissioner heard
the speech, and he be q true radica.
henehman, he vas told many unsavory
things but have no idea that anything
was said or done to justify the calling
out Of the loyal militia"
-ltffOI to ale being Aaade IA William
son, Giles aud Lincoln to FeOrganize the
agricultural societies in those counties.
The Maury county society has already
been reorganized.
The Dispatch asserts the number of
brick manufactured u Nashville last
year was about 1900, 00V. At the rate
at which they have been used up to the
present time this year, it is estimated
that it will take 25, 000, 600 to sUnply the
demand, These facts will gi3e some
idea o. the iMproEementgoingon in that
city.
The Chattanooga American Union
We'll says; Consistency is a good thing,
especially in men who are running for
office, but when a man is consistently a
liar, 5 William G.'s past record shows
him to be, it is not so good a thing. We
publish to-day q fey extracts from his
beauties OF slavery. No colOred man
z,.LN - hnasFafn FIR ON TnaNrn mr. -, rr,f,
for so consistent a friend of his race
-Phsre viii not be ever half a r of
fruit in Warren county the present year.
Fully half the peaches were killed while
in bloom, and the apple was equally
damaged while in the bud.
The editor of the Bolivar Bulletin
has seen a beautiful zane sent . citizen
of that town, Of gnieq he says il was
cut from the memorable battlefield of
Franklin, and bears this inscription
q Battlefield of Franklin. To J. H. Bills
by James Allison, 1867" 1t will, no
doubt, be handed down for years to come
as q memento OF one eff the hercest, COLI
1icts thai ever took place on American
soil, and the sight Of the token will
never fail to call up memories of the
owed and lost, for it grew upon the
ground that drank the vital tide of the
amented ClebuFne, and Over fourteen
hundred of his lion-hearted comrades.
The Banner thus scathingly defines
Brownlowis record "The more we din
nto the Brownlow record the wider it
1t is like a pOetical dictionary
hEt furnishes extracts on al subjects, |
or ali OCCASIONS, and On sill sides Of every 1
and every occasion"
The Falcon gives the following par
iculars of the recent sad occurrence in
Somerville On Saturday evening the
9Th instant, between sunset and dark,
N the street of SOmerYillp, near Mrs,
gate, Arthur Reeves was
hot with q pistol by Morris Mosby. son
f ID. q. MOsby. Deceased was a son OF
Judge G.. W. Reeves. The ball entered
be right breast Just above the nipple.
nd produced almost immediate death.
deceased was about thirteen years old,
be other party being some older and
anger. We forbear any particular state
lents or comments, a young Mosby ,
as been bound over to court, and it
'ould not be proper to forestall judicial
lvestigation. We sincerely sympathise =
18th the distressed families. Il
From Meals stats Gazette, pub I
at Dyersburg, we CLEAN the
llowingj In our rambles around /
this week, we noticed no less than
ght dwelling houses in curse Of con-
ruetion. We will have a town yet, a q
'osperous, bustling, business one, Z
The same paper contains she Follow {
& The lawyers of our town have been ?
sent this week, attending court at {
and Dyersburg has worn quite q
/ air-of responsibility. q
The same paper continues CDR. c
God, a black follower Of Ese9lapias, In il
speech at Nashville the other day,
into an extended argument to prove f
at Adam was neither white nor black, v
snuff colored.u n
There are now thirteen cotton faeto- il
8 in operation in Tennessee, represent v
2 nearly a million of dollars, aud r.
Ving employment 70 over nine hundred "
eratiyes, "