Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
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The last of the State militia hav.
arrived in Nashville and will shortly b
discharged.
The candidates for Governor speal
in Nashvilleon Saturday, 3lst Of July.
Senator Fowler was in Huntington
for several days last week.
The Union University at MurfreeS
bOrO is to be fitted up.
They have instituted the chain-gans
at GAINESVILLE.
Some enterprising people are abou.
10 establish a brewery at GAINESVILLE.
The female academy at GAINESVILLE
has closed. Gen. Quarles made an al
dress on Commencement day.
Adam Hancock, an old citizen 0
Winchester, died at that place on Monday
last, in the 55th wear of his age.
r. p. Eaton announces himself /:
| candidate for the State Senate from KnON
and Roane counties.
Mr.. J. W. Mitchell is the Radica.
candidate for Representative from War
rem county on the platform Of universal
suffrage.
Capt. James Ware has announced
himself an independent candidate TO rep
resent Bradley county in the lower
branch of the ndxt General Assembly.
The Franklin ReeieU says: "Samu.
els. House, Esq, informed as yesterday
4 HtUr. - .-l0a+
The Athens Post advises the Repub.
cans of McAiinn county to take the State
Journal lGrisham's paper. as its eNposi.
tions Of corruption are likely to be
highly seasoned"
The Seventh Senatorial District
Convention, which met in Athens last
Saturday, nominated Milton L. Phillips
for the State Senate. J. B. McElwee was
nominated for the House Of Representa-
tIves.
The Union Pilot says: Col. Rock
wood was in our own a few days ago. As
we learn, prospecting fora suitable Site to
locate an extensive iron mill for the pur-
pose OF manufacturing railroad iron.
The Bolivar (Tenn.) Bulletin tells
Of a young colt b~elongingto Hugh Moore.
near that place, that excels in size and
beauty any horse ever seen in that conn
try. This animal was onlytwelve months
OLD on the 10th inst, and measures over
fifteen hands high.
Judge Upton, Sheriff Of Grundy
county, Tennessee, arrested two men
near Corkyille, last Saturday. answering
the description of Safer and Jackson Har7
MS, who murdered Jasper Mitchell, Depu-
~ Sheriff of Benton county, Missouri.
Ihere Is 5000 reward offered for the ap-
~prehension of these two men.
The Nashville Press and Times of
saturday says: Secretary Fletcher sent
their commissions Yesterday to the +vo /
following gentlemen: Hamilton G. smith
chancellor First District, Elizabetbtown
lanes H. Randolf, Judge Second Circuit. |
county.
Mr.. Joseph r. Dillin, Radical can
hdate for Representative from Rutber-
ord county, says in a letter to the Muir
.reesboro NerS, that in his opinion the
ate decision of the Supreme Court makes
good every certificate issued bv a County
Jourt Clerk while acting in the caDaeity
If register of voters.
The Knoxville Hhiq saws that
stokes is appealing TO the colored people
them against those who SuDDor
'enter' whether Republicans or COnser-
arrives; representing the former as being
Otd and the latter as desiring eufrancbise9
only hat they may d~isfranchise the
We hear the attendance at the
pealdng at Greenville was small-not
Yer three hundred present. But little
was manifest; but what there
iaS, was clearly with Senter. 4 Stokes p,
lan who came from the To
ear n speaking, expressed himself in
German thus: II ish sorry I
anne. Shtokes ish shHsl AS deep in te
lut ash Shenter ish in te mire.r
At the battle of Shiloh, Joel A. Bat :
e, jr., son of Gen. Joel \. Battle. of
sshNlIle, was killed. On his person was ,
pialn gold watch, hearing his name en- I
raved on the shield. 4 Federal soldier Z
81 possession of il, and sold il to Col. :
7. II. Heath, of the Federal army, This :
antieman met Gen. Battle. and learning +
ON Nun the real ownership ofthe watch.
ii 10 the General. We will guar
ltee Col. Heath to be a brave soldier. a
In 1866 a man named John Patter- $
m Killed a man named White at kim 7
on Springs, after which he stole two of l
Ie murdered mans horses and made his /
travelling since that time in the /.
oflhern states. On Saturday morning ,
ne maze MS appearance in Jackson L
unity, Ala, was recognized and arrested a
a man named Prince, who brought I.
m 10 Nashville, and the prisoner is now d
1ged in1aiI. The murder, If our readers D
il remember, was one Of the most cold :,
ooded on record, and shortly after its II
mmittal, GOV. BrownlOw offered a re-
Ird of $3.50 for the arrest Of the muir n
rer.
The Nashville Banner says, as the Z
ryest Of this grain progresses the heart III
the farmer is made glad with the ex- c.
of the crop. From all sections I.
the State we hear OfgOod results. There VI
some complaint of smut, but as a gen W
thing the berry is fine and plumpand W
general quality above the average of y
u seasons. We hear in no instance of pa
5 than eight TO ten bushels per acre, le
| in most cases fifteen to twenty. The
&c is not satisfactory to the farmer as SO
might wish, but the increased Weld
V prove a sort of set off. IL
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