Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
MEMPHIS APPEAL
TUESDAY MORNING, IUNE %, 1869.
TIE NEVIS.

ItMf :, IS dead.
The Boston P0Stsays that a Chicago
underts ker advertises a white he3rSe " at
tractiye not TO say inviting
Among the passengers on the Ohio,
which left Baltimore for Liverpool, June
10th, were Ex-Governor Jenkins and wife.
Of Georgia.
Count Bismarck has so tar recovered
mis- health as 10 De able, in favorable
weather, to walk in his park, supported
by a stick.
Mrs. Bradford, sister of Jefferson
Davis, Mrs. Maunsell White. his niece.
n Miss Jennie Anderson and Miss
Mitchell, g~rand-nieces of the Confederate
eX-Presldent, are in Louisville, and pro-
pose 20 spend the Summer in Kentucky.
The Montgomery lfaH announces
the death in that city, on "Wednesday last.
Of Capt. j. B.. Mills, formerly a Lieuten-
ant in the United States navy. and q
Captain in the Confederate navy during
the late war.
Prof. NJ. y. Shiye writes to the
Texas Christian Adrocate that q debt OF
two thousand dollars that rested on Paine
Female Institute, Goliad. at the close of
the war, has been paid of, and the inSti-
tuition Is now free from embarrassment.
Gov. PeaSe, of Texas, offers a re-
ward of three hundred dollars each for
the arrest and delivery of j.. A. Carpenter
ard Ann Carpenter. peHiteutiarv con-
yacts, who have escaped from the jail al
Austin.
FrogS are now 50 extensively used
years ago the idea Of eating "a piece of n
IFog would have caused a severe commo-
Ion IN an American stomach. Fricaspod
frog Is delicious, nevertheless.
canton (AlSs.) Lodge No. Is. \. F
ana A Masons resolved on the oath inst
thAJ the thanks of this Lodge are hereby
rendered to Past Grand Master. q. NJ
hlllyer, for his able, interesting and in
struct!Ye address delivered to US this dav
ana lhata committee Ofthree be appoirted
ton. F
Judge bowling, of New York. has |
got himself into t,oUble. McClelland
ne lawyer whom he forbid 10 practice i'm
ms court, Is about &c impeach him, and
says ne can prove that bowling has re
eeived money from thieves for decisions /
IN their favor.
The san Antonio He,glg or tbo
Iyth says that, Oh SUNDAY night. JnDc
l5th, Joseph Coker, a penitentiary con
Nlct, escaped from ais guards in this city
ana Is now al liberty. He is siNtv-fve
years OLD, stoop shOuldered. and has gray
pear1 ahq mar. Sheriff Fisk offers one
Ills arrest.
The New Orleans Times and the
SLcoyHhe are enjoying a free fight. The
sunday Times comes 10 rs with a cbarna
sustained by the affidavit of Mrs RnIIeat
HluoW OF the well-knOwn late editor OF
the Hc0ytae, that HOlbroOk. proDrietor
OF The latter journal, has endeay6red To
cheat the surviving relatives of his late
partners OF their interest in the PicayvDe.
Judge w. A. Price, Of Austin
texas, declines the honor rendered by me-
aOustoh convention in nominating him
IOr state Treasurer, on the Davis ticket {
as We see from a card published BY him in
the Anslih Republican. Judge Price I
writes ike a gentleman and a sensibie ]
man, as he is. The ReUubIic0a tbinIs {
that Flanagan viii also decline. {
The San Antonio (Texas) Hera1d of q
the Isth says: Judge Cooper Yesterday
morning placed upon our fable the most
enormous fadlsh by fan we ever saw. 1t !
measured fourteen inches long thirteen :
inches around The largest part. ana y
weighed four and t~hree-marter pounds s
Can anybody beat that? We shqlfEeen II y
our Office as sNIRriosity. I
The Princess Of Wales. during her
'lslt 10 Constantinople. overturned o,e (
the most rigid barriers OF Oriental lie O
asserted h night Of her sex TO the e
nlghest social recognition that "
AIaAiutIS fstI give 10 a. hy IT
)Dtalnlng a place for herself and three u
'thef ladies' at the table of the Sultan. b
The Knoxville Press ant Hs,oy5 of g
sunday says; " We were informed vesfer- ID
Jay py parties who were present nj the
'scnsslon Al R~ogerville on Friday he q
Ween Senter and Stokes, shat Seutar han \
led the bald eagle without mercy a
enter was received with great enthuSi- q
SIN, ana loudly spplaHded throughout g
lis speech" "
Inc Wilmington (IIl.) Liae1eqdegt <
uIted py Mr.. Steele, says: =" A printer -
week proposed to 20 into co-partner. n
mp with Us. His name is Doolittle. The "
name would sound very had either
,ay you put 1t. STEAL and Do Little or 50
Lutte and Steal We can't line. 81
OF US would soon be in the Door th
ouse ana the other in the p~enitentiary. eS
Inc Macon (Ga.) Teleqroph saws: y.
W. nave seen some Of the proof sheets 80
lHe hefnoraI Volume Of Gen. Cobb hy
9W passing through the press Of j. III ~
PpLhcott x Co, Of Philadelphia. and l.,
lSed Dy onr townsman, Rev. S. Bovkin. ~;
nom appearances. and from what ~,
ie eoltor tells rs viii be The character Of ~
ie Eolome, we doubt not that the book ~
y u 4Ilke creditable 10 the publishers. 40
ia 10 The lamented dead.v "e
President Grant gave to the Revh
HHVif OF Hartford. Connecticut. 90
iring a recent visit of the latter il, oi
ashington, a box made in mart of wool uD
I'M a tree planted by Henry Ciav and y
rtly from wood taken from me oonter =
OF the.coffin Of the great statesman ~
IN the request that ID might be disDosed ~.
al Inc fair Of the Universalist Society
men y 70 take place next week. anC
Ms. MCGOWAN, daughter Of Sena- pri
% 9arrett Davis, was run away with he
Z otner uay IL a Kentucky stage coach ma
70 men inside were so frightened that
ey pumped ont and we.- 9parlv billed
Ms. MeGowan restrained the other a,
ssengers nom doing so, and when the ON
nsway was at last stopped went for Gil
I'd u quieted the horses and bonn6 ",
the wounds OF her fellOw-travelers. y
The Glowing obituary notice re- Clr
lily appeared in a newspaper in Del
an; This morning our Saviour sum Sr
ned away the jeweler Siebald Hlmaga -,
~ ms shop to another and a better Vie
ria 4he undersigned, his widow, will the
ep upon his tomb, as win also his two 60,
Hilda and Emma, the former iaia
whom Is married, and the latter is opon bea'
n eher The funeral viii take place line