Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-24
STATE NEWS.

The East Tennessee corn crop is a
failure.
The aggregate value of property in
Tennessee is S20S,055 1863 %.
The Shelbyville american Rescue is
opposed to the new (Liberal) party.
The Columbia Herald is opposed to
the third lLiberal) party movement.
Haywood county is the only county
in West Tennessee that give the late Col.
Stokes amaiority.
The Milan Weekly Times suggests
the name of ex-GOv. Harris for Senator
IN roomOf Fowler.
The Knoxville Press and Herald is
strongly a friend to 4. j. So is the
Franklin ReUieW.
The MurfreesborO NelcS favOrs and
urges the calling of a Convention. So
does the Franklin RcUjeir and the Athens
Post.
The Franklin RerieT, Of Friday,
the death of John S. White
head. after a long and severe attack ofty-
phOid fever.
The Franklin RerieJC suggests the
name of W. O'Neil Perkins, of Williams
county, for Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives.
A disease among the cattle in upper
East Tennessee, winch first made its APP
pearance at Bristol, is, it is said, spread
ing, and numbers are dying.
The Maxwell House, Nashville, is
rapidly approaching completion. Mr..
Overton hopes 10 havei il open TO the pub
lie by the 18th of next month.
Fine peaches sell for fifty cents a
bushel near Morristown, says the Knox
Vile Wig. Suppose you ship a few
bushels TO the Memphis market.
Williamson county promises some
thing unusually attractive at her Fair,
beginning October Ilth. Cash premiums
$500. One of the latest counties in the
State.
The Knoxville Why, Of Saturday,
saws: We are informed by a passenger on
the Georgia train, that cN-Goy. Isham G..
Harris and Judge n. A. Patterson passed
up the road yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Tschifeley, Rector Of st.
Anne's church, Edge6eld, has accepted a
call from Grace church, Louisville, and
will leave for his new labors about the
LIST of September.
The Union and I8lericUl says one
81 the original movers for the Liberal
paYty," the Nashville Banner, now de-
NAAAEw NLaAL lb AAlllu htlAAN u MAlAAtNls
Our APPEAL 10 the people choked OF the
Liberals.
The Nashville Banner, in an article
of its Saturday, issue, thus turns upon
Itself. Il says: The assertion or insinua-
zion, from whatever source it emanates,
that the E0ssHer desired, suggested, OF
even limited Al 4 Gttrd party, is false.
We learn from the Kingston Ten
ResSeean that Budd Carter, the notorious
desperate who was formerly imprisoned
at that place, made his escape from the
Cumberland county jail, WHITTIER he had
Seen taken for trial and safe keeping.
The Knoxville Press aud Herald is
heavy on the Republican party, wants a
great national party. and thinks the Dem
Ocratic party has more Of the elements OF
nationality than any other organization.
Put this and that together.
The Bristol Ne,rs says: Should
JonHson be sent 20 tho Senate, then Ethe-
ridge win likely ill the place now held by
VIM. G. Brownlow. This, while il would
return Mr.. johnson and Vindicate his
course would restore the SenatUrship TO
the sections 20 which they properly be-
long.
The Columbia Herald says there
need be % fear that the State debt often
nessee will be repudiated. Much of that
debt il dishonest, contracted by irrespOn-
sible parties, but &c is a thousand times
better for Tennessee 10 pay a dishonest
debt than TO have her name associated in
any manner with reputation.
The Greenville onion, after lament
ing the general failure OF the wheat crop
in that county, says: The Messrs. Susong,
seven miles southwest of this place, have
given Us an illustration Of what our far
Fnnua ran and nHVuhr n do nH Fhfrfu-
six acres they have saved S34 bushels
over p bushels wheat, growing to the
acre.
Judge Trigg recently read the Mar
shall OF the Eastern District of Tonnes
see, alcssOn for summOning al the request
of one OF the litigants in an important
suit aiury OF what he called loyal" men.
The honest Judge was justly indignant at
the dishonesty of the Marshal.
The MurfresbOro NeicS publishes the
Darticulars Of the murder Of a negro wo-
man By her paramour, and says: II was a
BLOODY deed, and concocted in the brain
of a demon, who should sutter the penalty
of death for its cOmmittal. The person of
the murdered woman was thought to
have been outraged after her death.
The Franklin Reuie0, of Friday,
under the heading of The New Ring"
SAYS: The Nashville Repa6ticca Buguaer,
Memphis Avalanche and Knoxville Press
and Herald have formed a combination to
obtain the public printing. The two
Liberal " organs andour Knoxville con-
temporary have got up a very nice thing
on Ice. Every one can now easily see
what II was hat made the o BdHHerman f"
cut such a huge caper at the hddling gifts
Memphis leader. " Disguised Democrat -
as we are, we can readily accoun for the
Convention, dRd no Convention; FOR John
son or no johnson, policy of the Banner.
He had his eyes on the public printing,
and was shaping his eOurse to get the
Fpoiis. VIII he do it? Noas VeyTonS.
The Columbia Herald of Friday
says: "Last week we spoke Of a DISPOSE
ton prevalent among some negroes in
the county to emigrate. The report, in
stead Of proving to be aeanard, is con-
frmed, and the movement is now known
10 be seriously regarded by q large num-
her of the coiored people of the county.
nome white stokers are evidently indu-