Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-09
THE NEWS.

| The cars on the Knoxville and
Charleston Railroad reached Maryville,
Tenn, last Thursday.
One firm in New YORK rents out 1000
pianos, from which they eceive an an
nusl income of $50, 1000.
Sporadic cases of Asiattc cholera con-
/ tinue to be reported in New England
| towns. James NJ. Dosne, tailor, died of
cholera In New Bedford Is st Sunday.
John Quincy Adams, the grandson
Of old John Quincy Adsmi', is again the
| Democratic candidate for Governor of
Massachusetts.
The Baltimore and Chic Railroad
| Company have commenced running pas
senger cars through from B sltimOre and
Washington to Cincinns ii, without
change. .r.... .....
The Jackson Clarion lsI rms that the
military authorities have removed the
clerks Of the clrcuit and o. obats courts
in Madison county, for givis certificates
to freedmen, stating that they had voted
the Demoeradc ticket in ne late election.
The Oktibbeha Miss. D -NelO Era says,
are told that rats are d, sl royiDg sweet
potatoes in the eastern portion OF this
county. They burrough' IN and help
themselves to the best the patch affords.
We don't blame the rats, it shows good
taste. ..
East Tennessee mar ole Is becoming
an important item. The qusrries Of
Hawkins county are daily sending out
marble to the States east, north and
west ofUs. A consid Arable amount has
recently passed over the EarE Tennessee
and Virginia Road, destined for Chicago
and Louisville.
-Thn Haal-acr1 4
Wing, says all the wounded in she re-
cent desperate fight near Poplar Corner
are doing Veil. Jno. Boykin's will
probably De the only death that viii re-
suit from the engagement. How the
others eSc2ped appears a. most miraeLl-
lous.
Carl Schurz Is still enlightening the ,
public on the.gbeauties of Radicslism. |
bis next text will be an eiucidRtiOn Of 1
the Points he once made in a Western /
spec that "GOd was an imaginary |
being, the Bible only tit to Rmuse chill. |
creD, and the Christian Sabbath relic |
Of bErbarism."
"A man named Leslie, who recently /
kept dance house in New York, is now /
a leading carpet-bag Senat or in the Leg
islRture Of Georgia, and rampant for |
Grant and Colfsx. This Is the class of |
men Rsdicslism has raise to power in |
the South, and yet Senator Wilson Elas- |
phemously proclaimed that the Radical |
party was built on the "RO ok of Ages" |
Portland, Maine, is to be supplied |
with water. II Will De brought from |
Sebsgo Lake, a beautiful sheet of water |
sixteen miles distant. The process of ex-
cavsting the trenches for tire mains is |
going on rapidly. An immeD se reservoir |
is to be built in the city. The hydrants /
are to number about 200. It is thought /
that the expense of the undert skiing will |
be about 100000.
The produce Of the chase in the pro.
vince Of ArchaDgel, Rnssia, b rs recently |
been published In the Paris AOnGteur.
From this account il appear 3 that the
number of animals annU ally shot |
amounts to about 400, 600 SOUR reis, %. coo |
ermine5, 40, 600 hares, 5000 Write or sky
blue foxes, 200 large wolves, 175 small
wolves, 200 bears, 10000 brac OF wood
cocks, lO,OOO wild geese and ,lncks, and
u, 900 swaHs. ~.
The Net0 Era, carpet-bag jCurnal of
Ga, admits that the State will
go for Seymour and Blair in November,
and declares that the Rs iiiGai party
= have no organization in thRt section.
This is well known. O. Ezrautee the
" NV AANA VI NAU DuuNu 1EtE GicCklOns 1
remove the Freedmen's Bureau, and
keep the military out Of tb E contest, and
the Radicals cannot toucbi bottom in
Jingle State from Virginia to Texas. The
Radical party is fraud al ID 8 beat"
The Alexandria (VG.l Gazette says
Il the Freedmsn's village near Washing-
ton: This stronghold of r adIcalism is
abOuto follow the example OF Jackson city
and will shortly be nony the things
that were. Many Of the inhi .bitants hsve
already left, and numbers of the shan.
lies OF which the village " was COM
posed are being pulled DOWN Some OF the
have gone into the country,
but most have betaken themselves TO
Washington city.
No prominent Southern man OF
honest purposes hiss made g speech or
written a letter that has not been ms
igned and denounced by th,, New York
Tribune. At length Gen. Lac is Villified
BY Greeley for his persist snt silence.
Greeley, Is 3 political preAofIer to South
erners, adopts the fstslist theory of Lo-
-euZo Dow:
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