Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02

better illustrated than in this bright AMI
mated little creature, with her pretty race
and graceful, winning ways. Yet TINS i
the terrible, resistless woman, who mas
actually fought her way into the neulcdA
profession, In defiance OF the blltefesI "
position of the most prejudieed ana I'M
movable of all the learned " b0dIes.
bsiiava Miss Carrot stands absolutely
alone in England-the only ieilale hNeiH
Der Of the medical profession
Fnolish fair-play is well illustrated
g., fbe recent trial Of a gallant Irish sol
Iier f,r saving while under the influence
~ Ii1uor. :. TO hell with those who do not
love Tho Fenians; to hell with England.
rbis man received the cross of the French
egion of Honor for saving his captain
who was living wounded outside the re
ian in the Crimea, and he held the Turk
IN. English and Indian medals. Yet ne
will be punished severely tor curslhB
England in Cork.
Judge Moro Dargan, formerly OF
Mobile. but now a resident of San Fran
cisco. is enthusiastic on the Chinese labor
1uestion. He says: The South will have
TO employ them, and I feel confident that
they will be ~cultivating our lands before
fweIve months, if not OOner. II there
we're a half million Cinnamon in Alabama
o-dav.I venture to say that within two
wears our country will be prosperous, new
lands cultivated, the rich farms now lying
idle would bloom again, our commerce
| would flourish, and we would tax OF
- hard times" as things that had been,
! Int would never return. These are not
| ONLY nv views, General, but every one
| who is o..stad on the subject, with Wnom
| have c~onversed, say the same.
The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph tells OF
/ a storm in the vicinity of Minis crossing
| Of tic Macon and Western Railroad. II
| is Deserted as commencing in the meet
( mo of two dense. black clouds flying In
| Numerically opposite dlrections,. one
/ from the south aud the other coming doSn
rom the north, came IN collision over MS
/ plantation. 4 dull heavy roar liAHleul
! sfeIV followed, and looking heaVenWard
10 - the yapors in terrible commotion,
! In an instant. as II were, the wind leapeG
| 10 he sarth. running as 3 cyclone ahu
| Tapping ~ trees, fences and ave- l1Ihs ..
/ a light character. Ii vas funnel shaped
/ and covered a circumference Of ABOUT one
mile. Taking 4 southwest dlrectl0n u
passed into Monroe county, carrying
| destruction in its path. Corn and cotton
trees and fences were torn up ana SCAT
tered abroad. Many houses were un'
i rDofed. but we have heard OF no loss o
life. The tornado was accompanied VIII
awful psais OF thunder and flashes o
lightning. 1t lasted 8aly fifteen minutes
at any one point. Water fell 10 the uepIi
of several inches, flooding the helds ant
r.ads. We have not heard the distance ]
Travelled, LIT it must have passed through
Monroe and into EGson county. 1t Is I'm
Dggsible to tell the extent % tie damag'
| Sustained. It was greater upon corn tna.
auv other species Of CroPs-tearing II u
bv the roots and carrying the stalks Ht'
many fields entirely away. Al cottel
oueu WAS more or less stained ana wei
lection f5- many weeks, but the scop
/ traversed by the cycleHe certainly re
ceiyed all back rattons dd5,