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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
8eeinnenD am s. gaOp. 1868,

3iige tuerOen mie fol9t 9eben:
Berfof1en Tn5bpiHe. =. $40 g. ID. niS 6.30g. R
GTreiden 2DDispile 4 80 u. R- ti6 AGO 81. ".
Yeibe 8ige MAIDEN birefte 8er5inhnneen in 9ouisz.
DtHe fKr Ct 2ouis Cincinnati, 5u5idtupDIts, But
5ahr3eit pom Hnibuiue mad 1eru yort 43 Stisnben
lber IL Stunoen idneHer ais trggnb cine aHbcTs
Balm.
NIT BEN Sompfera Der Ser Staten 80 If Zine, peIe
eouisriue nm nbr NaGmtttdgs pst-allen. Dieie
Dampte nd9en eiFetten Anf6lub IN SiIciuHdfi mi
alien Trlbsigen mad BEN Giten.
Gbeds wer6e1 fir @epdd nom 0aibpiHe mad 3.
cus, 6btcagcs Cincinnati ul6 aIien blIi9eu 9dnp.s
f6otel1 oHseegebeH.
Bss@ Ser $50 n 81. Sus nom gafbDiae fdbu
Gnnntn98 1afcbf. F
@1u1ttn AccommroaiionssIg usrIdBt 0nI1tin
uni 9.i5 9. ~. f6nisnt IN 41f6piHs UNI II .45 g. N
an. 2serIdet 3nfbpiue nm 3.45 r. 9R.unn t5Eult I'm
$40 AtenS5 in 0aHdtin ar.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
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tpeitere Bsfdnntmddbung rper6en Baffaaier I'll ae
suif9eft Gaibpiae, Rentpbis, Gem. uiib 9idmGn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
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Die LANCE beltebfnbs
Omr60d n0i0=Gbt Dellcnbab m
Hntb
Suntsbile, MempbiS, Stem Orleans,
Mepbile, Selma unb allen
3tpiidtnpunften.
Seeiuncub, Counting, ben Ia. SO.
Dcntbcr 1868 z 1Ibr Mbenos.
Raffdeier 3dse.
9erloien RafEviue nm --......... 4.40 Norgcns
ain6 -4-. -.-...i... +. 01 Mbeit6s.
Gonmen an in ecasNr ruI.. lilo 2Soruf.
uno ........ 500 Hgprqehs.
Serlaflel. Decatur ......... 9-55 " cabs.
une -. ...11.40 Sorm.
Sommen an IL GafHItHe Hrr.....- 40 9Ro gems.
rno-..s..-. 600 RndaH.
6ra6t3igs.
9eslaSr goibDiae nm G. 60 gRorsens
GeHmen an N 9ecntt;r UNI .1ss... 6.U0 Nbehos.
8srIailsn Decatur nra -...... els @Fsens.
Gohfnsfl an IN HGituiue nm ..-.s.. $40 2bsnes
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

A LfrrLs GlRL Two IYxAas Oh
KILLED ~ A NHoao. .--On Saturday
last slittls daughtsriof james Raynoid:.
living between Glasgow and Lis6ou; In
Howaed county, NO., wss shot and
Killed BY negro boy about ten yesrs Of
age. The 'cifcumstsnces, % near % vs
could obtain them, we're these: Durins
the day Nj. Reynolds had oceasion 70
chastise the boy for some ohense No had
eopmitted, and gave him very moderate
whipping with small switch TO think
TthAt : whitc man should Jsre 10 attempt
the correction Of . representative Of tie
class, 90 favored BY this "ffee" govern.
neht, 20 exssperated ths boy Mat, sbou.
Z o'clock 10 the evening to avenes, 'hi,
"iujustiee;" be procured pistol walked
IN Mr.. Reynolds house, and delibers6ely !
shot bis little . Y daughter, only two years q
age; thu bail entering her forehead and
coming out on the back Of the hesd
TIE child lived until eight o'clock th.
next morning, when Il passed from
earth tn heaven, another Victim 10 thu
Radical process Of slsvating the Top
pressed" negro. We have not learned
Whist disposition has been msds Of thi,
little HscR lend, but presume the 'citi
sens ia thst 'nsighborhood wiil not psr
nit hin long 10 liSEer outside OF whs
Dante saw ID hit vision a the eterus
dwelling place of inhumih child murder
'sn.-Reehspyst Ntw, May %"
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

1NTEREsTING CAsE.-Duriug the re-
cent term of the Circuit Court at Bow.
ling Green, the Rev. Jordan N. Hughes
a calored preacher Of the n. e, Church
Of this city, 6led . petition, through hi
attorneys, Messers. Faeg & Dyer, asking
the court 70 grant . nsndanus against
the trustees oi the N. 4. Church South
Of Ashley, Me-, ordering the said trustee,
to put him, the said Hughes, 10 posses
sion and. use OF the Southern Methodist
Church building at Ashley, when they,
the Southern Me,hodists are not using t.
In lis petition, Hughes represents tha,
he is the authorized agent Of the NJ. e.
Church 70 take possession Of the Church
properly at Ashley. The case We under.
s'snd is based upon the Deed Of Carr
and vsfs esnveyins the Church property
., ,he trustees Of the Church South ia
which there is provision that, when the
Church South eeseeS to use or occupy the
h1ildiog il shsli be occupied BY the N. Il.
Chuseh. The deed vss made 10 tbs year
1919, and il 10 evident that The grsntor,
being Methodist, looked fovwssd 70 .
day when ths Church, then sscentIy d..
vidsd. wouij 10 united, and thst the
building men should b. the properly si
the N. k. Church. .r,-H' 3i'' al!
The impression 10 IN ths minds Of many,
and there IL good erousds fos II; !. thss tie
commencement Of this suis 10 tho con.
mencensnt Of ~ attempted new ERA
10 tbis State, On attempt to force practi.
cat sekro equslity. II not, Why Il this
negro prssshes put up 10 the s(tempt to
Gst Possession Of = Church occupied BY .
.Shite congregation. Ifths N. II. Church
have sny elairDs to this property Why do
they not cot them up through some Of
their white agents, .spd elsip II for tho
benefit Of their white copgrseasisss
We shall hear more o. ,this, hereafter.
Il MY turn cout that there, il . lit,le
spite, ~ veil ~ political tsickery, mi1sd
up II this mattes.-Louhians jegrnal.,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

81, Ayiss svssks aiass . lis2s child IN ;sl
Jsssph ~; titsso By ists h cths ssu.
,AlASast sss wound u. sljsh. lsaSeoo
hs.lLsa. .,sAs lSi lBR iaisis ,iiqss sbssas, ~.
ssssa, rasa asrs An sptsstsissa shat Il
will havS b b anpuAtsi. Sohs txo
ytass slhcs ~ ehiidtss disdia ssye.
seph from vhdsvojsSa tlAsta By 'bsini
Nteehsb yAts. sa'ool SsI,o5GAsgG bns !.
,s4esir win assasA
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

On The 7,h inst, thirty. -four inigran.
wagons crossed the Missouri river q,
Aoehsport. Boone county, In gfouts for
ths septhxsst, section ef this State, The
ssssl svsrags sf iniCant wagons cross.
ias ssshst placs b absut aftssn per day,
About three .f0usths Of the immigranti
~ said 70 bs from Iniuois. *'i +
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

Bonds were purchased BY the Govern
ment in New York last week, and on thcir
arrival st Washington were stamped ~
belonging to the sinking fund and
punched SO that they cannot bs infused,
sold, or improperly used out Of the De-
partment. ;, ...f '...''. ...,.....
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20
. Oh tht nth iuvtIet : di3pisvh .W,s u \;

'o0a the nth iusttss . d1pitst .xas 70
!o:'ysdt{ Nht",|B. ! y: '; 'Bspet., II c.il..-
wis., REs SoaAli,, J SssSusiaGS;eiss tsss 'qpsI =,
The csl;ldssa. ofo hso sistsls Nm: Qhrt
Smith, bsa 'bsss astidsntAJ killed, thsl
morning ~ ss'olitr' oas, ot,sisnbas,
NsbisSSs, where Nv 'fswiiy risids:I lArs.
Smith 'vas' In ,ClirkSvilN when VI ~.
|psteh' was rseiivGd, on . visit soakit m.
ioHsJDoZ nvfI :, 'fe'.r.a t-Gti3Pl 7G,a
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

Aasiso direct fjsu ths insu,recti iouary
psssise e Can. Gisiss isformatioo - to
nsssossas II shas quarter ID parties 10
Wllkisgsee 10 ~ interest Of the Cuban.,
sasss thst DER are sov in Cuba an army
@S Seoo ~, $500 Of vbom are Amer.
isan, ~ sAss 5000 Of The latter notion.
slisy Asss recently bsss sddsd to thsi.
ss1he,A i h said, By representatives
= ~ ssvslssienasy army Of Cub. iu
washisgten, that success would b placed
tsyesd sdosStif the United States would
ssssspiis Ne bslilgsrso. rights q those
vhs ass striving 70 eject Tho iudspsnd'
sass Il Csbs, asdis that ssss the msu
ssd 'sssst already pro.issd would be
Ssssiseel IN, sbundancs, ga . 'V' 49,
4 ~ York dispatch d ihs 10Th inst
,spests hat os Saturday aftsrneoa . vss
~ taass with var uatsrisls for the Gu
bah isSsrgssts, sallsd from one o. the
piers 10 East river, Hhsre sbs bad been
Igisg ssas4ssa. !. Alse that large nuu.
Der Of recruits snhsrksd o. tas at Js,
10y City, ,aad we're transferred q Sandy
Hook . ths, var vssssl.1 The suthori
ties snd Cabass ars both very rstiesat on
the subject. Rsoruiting b stopped d
III, pPioelpol ,Osbsu head ovastors,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20
S12SllSS Hjs1ls. !

+r~, !WS1ee2, klGet4 -.
E4 Fio! w bsi iehts ay
~ N ~ nal le pe} -
q Fre1 khhorS |ver "a Ne
H"haisvw hsts ksk h( Q
me msstsr, u FianeS, rss6Ft less I,
> ela1ee; ey.aa 1ase1aa.seA.4lee.lh
SISTERS 10 snts country. u 10 t3qs ~
me me ss"s iaess prevail isthS eAbth
soe oes snd the phi!osophx Of the QtI:er
ss'SsF-sS0e3HyF F3SdSd 1uvo
cs'es are ae'e teIc.eoeq themselves NOR,
clearly 'csees seesetA uaatansA n dfsnisins
"'Ms.; M"S.O .O. .. ~se.ts. C.A 'sa, ~ ss,,:l
Nv" M.as%s ~ =. E.ssses Stegae4 - ~ Liver
sonr,s.." S,v ~ ~ ass -. - .sss A1arieal
49,. lS. ~ ~. ssoess 80 fsauso a'
49, 49, '1 :" III. - sSseess'ssndtoe
s,sion ",,; - q AS" i"s sIo. 49, Sscnses , ~ lsspse'
80: 49," . s,s%. y ssa sPeo'es '"1s.c idea
c".s M !, | ~. :5 ~, W. 9ssaa 81 leeeli1
@ H",.s " .S...s" % ".:s q RSM3das Mse.me
hr; IN . .SssJwtyT.! w .M9sl ASesl
of nhilo.ocS:, J, ~ 10 ~ 'sdn..om !.
Of 6or msikoS - SITSRsuuI.ss.s ~ .s.sc'
an EastsrS r.,;cJ;,. s""s'' 'sss.'''H
"sW" ,Nusr ;S.nT.t ....!, ~. .,u
i,s the fsm;iv S.ss,.: S :1N n. N.;s; ,.S:':.: yU
This i, the cr,, ".S,. s s.H..":"y .Ss'sso,uD'u'y'
esousiy that :. ~ ~ ",.:sns .SsI y. ss,i,n. H,a
into comrio,S ss.ss".p, ~" ps,0"S ~. ..'u"S
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

/ Al American citizen, who was impris-
onsd BY the Cuban astbsritsss, but who's.
prompt release was deusudsd and Oh
sained BY The Secretary Of Ststs, arrived
at Washington on the 18th ftom Havana
and reports mote liberal courss on ths
part Of SpanAh oihcis|s towards Amer.
leans. y gnia 40 iia' s.t g!yo.. &,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

o Prssidsut Grant thinks that "saues fol
ths goose ought to be sauce for the gan.
dor" aud hence itis reported that he will
sppoiat . number Of ssgross 70 ssspopsi.
bic o6cial positions II sll ths Norshsru
and Western cities 10 order 20 Offset th,
.ppeinsnsnt of 20 many Of sh.. ll faes ip
The South. ,,LlH ..--. r-,..L.- 49,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

(. The ,Lonisi.nA Journal .of the 1tlh
says: A little child of,s man named
Saundsrs, Who lived In the old Kihsston
house near tie bis spring. wss playing
with coal oil lamp few days Ego, whsu
The LAMP tHrpsd eyer ssd the child VA
- badly bssusa that Il died In abou,
- houts sfler tho occurrence.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

Y0NDDD4I sry..ss =. tsss nAY q; ~
- ..seee...s....
% &c. " ~ Cesssy Cssrt. 7.
% u. ~ slira ~ via b fossd Ne
selsseiss sspsss tstAs SCsssty Cssss q,
stsGss sSsjGGs u ktssss wsrdship % asss
Als4AA saasas- nsaAass ssseaislas I
u - HsglS ssA KAskst railreea. "
~ S6si3st 1stiss sSl.srisliy Of .h
,iksasss sktls 6sasA Of Di,.c.or
- ~ sassspsies tsssss ~ did ~ iss
'VSll SosaEA ssqWlsssl ~ish ~ sstsss
~ kAss'tlsss glssA Il some Atssssion
l,spa nm ~ fstssr rasiss vs b.ys 'bss,
.s6iN Slil Aen is6srsss sssssss, bslisv'
~ ssssss sispssl. - or sssst NOE
S1ltAiAh.' The Court, b wah b. sssn B,
~ iSssss n',ss,ss 4 ~ report, also aus
aelso ~ ssliess a,A,2 4, f.t i, ,,{,,..r.
s1 Or ssssss e. SHE eencivsion h briefly
'ssi.1si 10 Ne following: The Company
Asvs - sssss aside from county appro
peialiops With which 70 bald the road
M Il he sssssiss nstiss suoh appro.
Ysistios Wsss dissatisfied with the Prcsi-
S6stoi ths Board .of Directors and asked
Me- sssisu, which be refused !; At the
sapstss ses new Board, on the I'd inst.
slhsgs iasssG Of bogss ssosk;wss sub
Setls6ltv 60 G'f,Ssis' hes " SvsrbaIAncs
~ jssst tstss u sbs road by the eoun.
ssss rslssssd 10. and thsss counties 70.
Asssi. ~ eight Of 70 choice in the judges
Sfsssstos, bsins ruled ous BY the large
.tSSss subscriptions. These, With other
4ASA ad,aassd IN. Mi. Martins report,
sRlsisly nssa carry With them some
VjfaAaiu .tiar ~ $500 tt,- e.,
ai,i1it vsss tts subscriptions, BY the side
n, tAsh esr eoasty appropriation vss
- islsi,ssIms, bogus, % ~ have above
ss6ss1Sd O., Let 20 ~: There we're some
NJ u. ~ niilious Of this stock sub.
s6fibsaHat least enough to give the road
4 kh saast- -iadssd. 70 Insure its compile.
'NSes ;bths read 10 Of vital interest to the
city Of 81. Louis. for BY IL that city OF.
psetg % secure The shipments of the
Northvsst. Then. II these St. Louis
nss srs II sssnsst, il tho stock they pro
~ 70 hold IL The enterprise is ~os bogus,
(dithessst 10 The better word,) Why have
NJ not long since hid The road uuAer
vayf Would they, with this vast smouut
ss their eee~sod, dslsy an enterprise Of
- nSsh iatsssss 70 81. Louis just be.
sesss q ass - six hssdssd tbo1saud
dellsfs b eounty appropriation being
vitAbsldf Talk Of St. Louis being an
ssAssps;sias eisyi Why, Chicago would
hsss bsis ~ rod long ago, IL il inter-
ua.l ~ - ussh Il does 81. Louie, ifI
BE eeiy Asd the half Of I've millions to
bqia v1A.
Ne hsss ~ sDsee, hsvevss. to enter
kas slsss assisis. ssd this suuber Of
tie HmsId alrssdy contains enough Of
t6s matter; bat vs will say the County
Cssst Atss tie psopes viev Of the matter
vhsa i ssfssss 10 issus bonds TO this
rpsa, sssa aas6sa hat The money will
- h ussssiy squssdersd for surely
"ssassAasg = ressss IN Dsnmsrk !" Pry
kSaSl .,.- .......
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

81. Gov. r.. N. Stewart u engaged
vith .hs engineers. n ~ The !, ~ joseph.
Nsbsasks and unsoln Railroad, supsrin.
lending the location. The read run.
from opposite 81 :Jsssph ssrthwsss ista
NabrASks o. .,d!'IsT - bra f'sab sas'
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

On the 7sh inst. Mary Chick, . young
lady eighteen years Of sge, daughter el
Mr. John Chick, ave mile northeast Of
Columbis, Boone county, had her cloth.
ing to catch fire, burning her body almos.
to crisp, aad causing hor death in few
hours. P" f.f.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

..:A' :. !. nv aty. iiacs, ,yshd slSaaeB; q q
cthiil,,,,,, " ~. arrested ehsts.d siA .ssl'
ips ts22s Gon' ,Biehara Purcell, On.
prsiihisssy' sxauibsties .lladdos a*aii
bOnorably dissbsyssd.; Thsroisodls At.
t6rney Istattti aaNst JSAn n Ssvoa4 4itims
% the i.ias Shirgs. ana thh hiselis1 VI
comhittSd }o'insVSr.'n' haiasa 's'oH
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

Ma Mann M o. N 81. ] l, !. /, ! (. I. ]
fso 10 RAY CoualB n;sotd q
} k1sd last, An atelels hsaaeas.A. h
eiitsiak Apokey.S This mid grou
its total mlsapprshension Of all the fact,
10 thss ssse, requires sn answer. II Isl,
esrss from, ths 6rss limo. Who informe,
The Record that any apology" vas mad,
OF needed 2 PIsis ststeIests o. facts ar'
not apologies. The sssior idi.or Of III,
Rsecrd; having bsss born sad raised il
'his county, Knows that Maj Martin he,
Been honored With positions Of publ,
trsss for more shan twenty I've ysars. /,
10 cot pfsssuabls that nov hs would for,
fsit the character Of On honest man BY
eosspfsfiss with "railroad rings" to Dc.
ftaad chs Or any other comfy and
thereby b reduced 10 the seosssity oi
mating - apology" I speak BY 40.
shorisy: Nov % 70 the points 10 regular
order in said article. Let. Thers was no
Director from Rails county to whom any
proportion could have been made BY
Maj. Martin 10 strike out all straw stock.
I'd. No person from Rails county sgrced
to do any such thiog. The Record does
state one fact, viz: that Maj. NJ. did pro.
pose TO strike out all straw stock, and tho
Record admits that be could not carry
that point before the stockholders. .,,
This 10 tho gist Of the whole matter
Maj. Martin did insist and eutreat that
nothing but bona fldo stock should vote,
aud il was upon The ascertainmcnt Of the
fact that tho majority Of tho Board had
determined that tho bogus stock should
vote that he withdrew. Now for proof
Of this and its rcasouablenes.s Maj.
Martha controlled tho subscription Of this
county (ssoo, ,ooo), and thereby held tho
majority Of the bona 6de stock, and had
no use for any straw stock besides that,
be acted 10 concert with Pike county and
Louisiana, which represented 500, 900
more, in oil actual bona 6de stock $780,.
700. Now, what stock was there on the
,sher side? se75, 900 for Rails and per.
baps 5000 Of other bona 6de stock.
Will the Record tell what benefit straw
'tock aould do Maj. NJ? aud more, can !
I tell what its friends could accomplish
without straw stock ? Come, Mr.. Record.
give Us your showing.
Nov - to the 500. 900 straw stock
aten BY . Liecoln county man. which 4
vas done, If done at al, visheu, the esa.
ont Of M.j. NJ: he proposed aud .ore:
hat said subscription BE- erased frsz tie
'ooks. DID the Records frieaas ,rcsax
o do the same With s:ra. .,eek f-.n So
louis county? No. bat -. "a t, !, =.
hs shipvreeked MAMIE: f.ss :, ,l4 lIs,
,lsuk between k;.ssf 81: Sss1-ura,,n..
It is not tsss that Nsmsx B~.sfssat,
Able and Pagg, or ei,hsr " si,sn, rs.sr
be meeting let Maj. " as3 Ias ia1srs+.
lrop, but on the contrary. ~ eas ss ps,- ,
zen, endorsed the same ss:er the nee.s.x.
{ is not true that Maj. Martin is sesisz
o the interests Of Chicago aud Lo7is-
ana and the editor Of the Record will !,
'xcuss me il I say that ssybody vho /,
'ould 80 believe should be tapped for The
implies. But enough. I confidently sp.
neal to any man here and elsewhere, who
inows anything Of these matters, for ad.
litional proof in the premises.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

On tho 11th inst. : Mr.. RobeFts ybil,
engaged 10 -shlnalise ., bouae ie,6s 10
seph, slipped sid fall . distsuee q ovsl
twenty feet, striking his head onlt curl
and killing hin ipstaptly., . J." " -. w
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20

II, mioster H.I. h.. t.so i.,uu.ppssdsa -
Ges. Sisklss sppsistsd, M.nlster, 70 Spaii
10 his 'stead. .hoii hre .,a,.-reabrs cr,cd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-10
MEMPHIS APPEAL
TUESDAY HORRTNG, f.: AUGUST 10, 1853.
STATE NEWS.

There Is a French company engaged
setting u a in the HatcAie bottom.
Milton }. Ballard, Of COvington!'
died on the ID inst. III the huS-lourtA
year Of his age.
Mrs. Mart Womack, Of Upton coun'
-. was thrown from a wagon a re" naN7
ago. and Ind an ankle broke.
Knoxville boasts of an caFthenware
mandatory, conducted by J.. NJ. duncan
& Co. who make everything in that Il
John c.. Mears, of Upton county,
il attempting TO mount a mule, was
thrown seuseless 10 the ground, but not
seriously hurt.
The Trenton Gazette Of last week
mentions the presence in that place s few
niyhts previous, Of a lot of disguised
men. They came aud went in the dlrec-
lion Of skull Bone, aHd robbed several
negroes on the way.
Gov. Senter has received q paper
from Commissioner J. b.. Wilson, rom
the General Land Office at Washington
solfeItiug information regarding resources
Of Tennessee. 20 be used in preparing the
annual report ~ that office for lo69.
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle Of Satur-
de- sqvs. Never was 20 much work being
done - now; every builder Is busy; car
unnrnrI are hard 10 gel bfiCh Cdi4Lot NC
made a. tast as demand, and betW sen
y-enovatius old and building new houses,
II gocms az IL GAINESVILLE were more neat,
thriving. and pppUlous than ever.
The Upton Record gives a glowing
account OF the growing crop, Corn Is
made. barring accidents from storm. The
wheat - being thrcshed. and the yield
about fifteen bushels to the acre. Ihe
oat crop Is the best ever raised in Upton,
while clover. and the other hay grasses
are a. good - could be desired.
Tho SAME paper says COvingtOn Is
so~nctneninE her ropes and strengthening
Eer stakes. snd Will s0ou be grown out Of
The knowledge OK folks who don't keep
up with the rushing tide Of events.
The Union and american says: y
oorluauv has recently been organized 10y
the Germans AZ Cincinnati, under the
name of the Tennessee Homestead Socle-
~. for the purpose Of purchasing lands
- this State, and giving 20 each share
holder q farm of from eighty 10 one
hundred aud fifty acres. The Initiation
Zoe hzz been fixed 81 SO, which sum Is TO
De Get ssIde Tor building q saw mill in tho
vicinity Of the colony TO be occupied 10y
members Of the society. Each member
also contributes n 50 per week, which
CCcs into tine iressury, and VIII be usedln
The purchase Of tho Isnds. The Society
-Sw number two hundred, and the Ten
aesssc fever IS running high.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-10
ARKANSAS NEWS.

The Theater has been opened at
Little Rock with a company from St.
Louis. y. II. Davenport, manager.
Pope & Mitchell have established a
stage lire between Monticello and Eu-
nice. The time between the two places Is
forty-eight hours.
The Camden Democrat of July 18th
saws: A Chinese Labor Convention Will
meet in Camden on the Goth day OF Au-
gust. Everybody is invited TO attend.
a man named John Pilkington,
haiiing from Frankfort, KY, was arrested
= SaaTcZ, ON a charge of highway rob
berry. He has been sent TO Augusta Tor
trial.
The Searcy Record says: We are
glad TO learn hat the far-iamed Se%Iey
sulphur Springs are holding their place
in 1ublic favor as a resort for health and
pleasure seekers
The Little Rock Gazette notifies its
readers that after the first of the present
month all freight received over the Mem
phis and Little Rock railroad viii be re-
ceived and delivered at the warehouse
formerly occupied by Taylor, West Co.
The Searcy Record says: ION
Wednesday, five persons Of the family OF
w. b. Carter. of the firm of j. c.. McCau-
lev & Co, were poisoned by eating a dish
of cabba-e, in which a negro girl, living
with the family, had put a lot Of cobalt,
or fly poison.
The Navasota (Texas) Tablet says:
The silver mines in northwest Arkansas
are represented as being richer than the
famous Ones of Nevada Very great eA-
element prevails in several OF the sur
rounding counties. Thousands are lock
ing to the diggings.
The Madison Free Press, alluding to
the efforts Of the contractors on the Little
Rock railroad, saws: "St. Francis county
hasn't irregular laundry, but a large party
of Erin's hardy sons are ironing h coun-
Try west Of Madison as fast as possible. \
heavy train load of iron went through
yesterday"
The Pine Bluff Republican says:
" We learned from Mr., Clark, Deputy
Shorif of ChicOt county, that q large Por-
ton Of that county is now under water,
caused from the recent great rise in he
Missouri. The Mississippi overlooking
her banks this season ofthe yearis a thing
almost unheard Of heretofore"
The Fayetteville Democrat learns,
inst as thew 20 to press, that Mr.. Green,
OF Benton county, has returned from st.
Louis. where he had been with a quantity
OF ore from the Benton county mines TO
have it tested, and reports that it viii
Weld $3.50 to the ton. This amount is pro-
nounced sufficient to remaEerate miners
handsomely.
DeyalPs Bluff Journal Of August
4th saws: AruMor came over on the tram
Yesterday TO the effect that some two hun
bred thousand dollars in gold, and some
twenty-five thousand in CoHfedeFate
treasury warrants had been found buried
in the State house grounds al b Rock.
\ negro is said to have given the iRtOrma-
and to have immediately disap-
psRred. II is said 10 have been buried in
Treasurer Cunningham's administration.