Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-17

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several childeen. Coroner Samelson
held an inquest and retired a verdict
in accordance with the above facts.
"A book by General Lee will awak-
en- such special interest, that We are
glad to call attention to it. The Uni
Versity Publishing Company Of No.
4 Bond street, of New York, announce
that they have now in press, and will
issue in afew weeks, Memoirs Of the
War;" by Gen. Henry Lee, thoroughly
revised and corrected by Gen. r. f.
Lee, who has added, also, an entirely
new biography of his father, prepared
by him from private and personal ma
terials never before used. 1t will be a
large and handsome octave volume,
illustrated by new steel portraits OF
Gen. Henry Lee and Gen. Nathaniel
Greene; beautiful steel engravings OF
Marion Crossing the Pedee,' and
the Surrender of CORVALLIS; - and
five original maps and plans. Our
readers need not be told that this IS a
work of great interest and value. 1t
is the standard history of military OPP
erations at the South during the revo-
lutiOnary war, and as such is a book
which every reading man should pos
sess; but its interest and value are both
greatly increased by Gen.. Robert L.
Lees thorough revision and correc-
ton, and by the valuable biography
of his father, which he has written and
added to it. We are sure that this an
nOuncement alone is sufficient to give
the book a very great sale, but when
we add that Gen. Lee is personally
interested in its publication, such q
sale is made certain. As we learn
that the book is to be sold by canvass
ing agents only, those who desire to
engage in its sale should make early
application to the publishers.
Annie GaIlagher's marriage con-
tinues to be the topic Of conversation
in s'high life in the back alleys" 1t
was a queer affair any way. A few
DAYS ago, Annie-the " notorious
Annie" as the reporters call her,
was before the Municipal Court and
was sentenced to a fine and imprisOn-
ment. which was committed by the
Judge, on condition that she would
leave the town. Now, Annie bad a
friend who wished her to leave the
business in which she had so long
been engaged, and in which she had
become 1.-The notorious" and he pro-
posed to her to quit her bagnio and
retire to private life in his company.
She aSSented, and instructed him to
find a suitable cottage in a rural pOr-
ton of the city. He did so, and made
arrangements for its lease for a stated
EeriOd, paying for it in advance. The
fHynit3Ee was sent out to it on Tues
day, and the carpets were put down,
pictures hung, etc, On Wednesday
the couple moved in and settled down
quietly in their home, which is cOn-
fortably and even elegantly furnished.
But somebody, meanwhile, anxious,
as sombOdies always are, to kick her
doWn" when a woman is struggling
to reform. had been "buZzing the
landlord, and on Thursday morning
he was around bright and early 10 re-
turn the rent money and order the
couple out of his house. But tisaer
knew his rights, and refused to be
turned out; and when the land
lord threatened him with f0Fcible
ejectment, he quietly went down
to Squire Grifith's and stated the case
TO him. The Squire told him he
could not help him under the circum-
stances, sgt if they were man and
wife the case Woei6 be different. Fish
er Immediately declared kiS i2tentiOn
Of - making an honest woman" CT
Annie, and the 'Squirevery promptly
volunteered to oficiate. Fisher cross
ed the street and paid a visit to Mr..
League, the County Court Clerk, got
his license, sent a hack for AMAZE. and
in three shakes Of a sleeps tail tho
twain were made one flesh, and de-
parted on their way rejOicing-after
first calling on Bro. PeaFne, and re-
ceiving his congratulations and assu=
RANGES that they should not be dis
turbed in their domestic felicity.
Henceforth Annie will no more figure
on the police docket, or daily adOrn
the Recorders court with her flaming
phiz.
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0cratic meeting at MoTehead's Store,
on the new Raleigh road, on Saturday
evening next, 18th inst, at 8 O'Clock.
Messrs. John Cubbins, candidate for
Senator, H. Townsend and Sam. H.
Jones, candidates for thelOwer House,
and other distinguished speakers will
be present.
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