Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-05
MEMPHIS kPPEAH
SATURDAY MORNING, June 5, 1859.
NEWS or THE DAY.

NNAAAADAAAH NASN5H - ~ -Ne- 9
sleepy State. is raising opium.
Rev. w. H. Woods, a Low Church.
man m0hi0. has joined the Baptists.
VI The first Strawberries reached St
Paul. Mimi, last week-Thursday.
Bishop cIlvaine depTecates a hasty
action as 10 a revision of the Prayer Book
The Lutheran General Synod ha,
been meeting the past week in Washing
Rev. G. i. Pindar, q priest, Of CIR
c~leville, Ohio, publishes his remuneration
of the Romish Church.
King William, Of Prussia, is sey-
entv-tvO wears old. and reads without
spectacles.
CarlOtta's latest within Is not TO sleep
in a room where a single window Is
closed.
Dickens Is mentioned as one of the
prospective life peers under Lord Rus
sells bin.
Bunsen, the chemist, lately met
with a serious accident while performing
an experiment.
Kentucky is making extensive ar
rangements TO celebrate the centennial of
the arrival of Daniel Boon.
The British Bible Society since 1904
has issued 100000 copies of the Scrip
lures.
A seamstress' sign in Springfield,
Mass. boldly Sowing done
here"
The Princess Metternich is agitating
the matter of establishing midnight mis-
SiOns in Paris.
The members OF the Connecticut
Legislature have formed a farmers club,
which meets once a week.
All the guide-bOards On the roads
leading to an Iowa town warn travellers
that the smallpox is prevailing there.
The KingO Of Bavaria intends to erect
magnificent statue Of Go9kh e IN the city
of Munich.
In the immediats vicinity of one
town in Michigan thirty thousand peach
trees have been set ont this year.
Aparty of white pine miners occupy
a house worth $4,000. Il is built OF chic
ride ore.
Cincinnati is supplied with floating
baths this season, and the school children
are TO enjoy them gratis.
The hail storm Of Saturday did
great damage in the northernPart OF New
Jersey. es.
A "drove Of Chinese laborcrs"
have passed through Nevada City. Each
carried his own ~baggage-an extra hat.
The last number of the AtheaVUH5
Is in mourning for Sir G. Wentworth
Dixie, its first proprietor.
The Detroit Board Of Trade talks of
a ship canal about the Falls having only a
single lock of 800 feet lift.
Chicago en- merchants have spent
$4,000 IA advertising in salt Lake City i'm
the last six months.
The Florida cotton crop IS very I'M
promising, but the cane crop is represent
ed 10 be in a h~Ourishing condition.
"
during 1868 sent fourteen Roman Catholic
missionaries to this country.
Prince Mathilde sets the fashion of
Spanish guitar and tambourinc perform
ances at her reception in Paris.
An Iowa man, who was afraid of
burglars, buried 5000 in bonds in his
cellar, but they have become entirely
rotten HH !
Rev. DR.. a. Hume, OF liverpool, !
has just completed, after twenty-five
years, labor, higts intercollegiate Clos
ssry."
The LOngmans, Of London, are pub
fishing series of shilling annotated plays
of Shakespeare for students, Of which ten
have already been issued.
Two young ~Chicag0ans have pur-
chased the Mills House i'm Charleston. s. |
g, for $4,000, and VIII open it IN good
style.
a lulldLNC III 81. LOUIS imagined 1
himself ShylOck, and ran about the streets
with a pair of scales and 2 huge carving /
knife, attacking fancied debtors.
The school children Of Philadelphia
have contributed, penny by penny,
enoughto place a monument to Washing
ton in front Of Independence Han.
The New York "gutter children"
provided with a home at Fort Atkinson,
gave their new guardian q thorough
thrashing and left him.
A p~romenading alligator kicked up
a wonderful Eubbub in Savannah, Ca.
the other night. He cleared the streets,
and finally retired TO a sewer,
Frederick Lemaitre, a celebrated /
Partisan actor, whose fortune amounts to
$1,000, and whose age is siXty-three. is
still acting and drinking four bottles OF
Bordeaux every night.
Deyrient is the greatest living ira
geolan IN Germany, and the fftieth ami
NeIsary OF his appearance on the stage is
10 be celebrated this wear in all the thea
tiers of Germany. {
man in Newburyport, Mass, has |
ten acres OF land in onions. which i've
q eighty miles ofsroWs, and in planting.
1oelne Seealhg ana gathering require (
A number of gentlemen are in \
Nashville Of present h0okinQaner IaFFnrara !
Not less than tive hoUsand are wanted IL
operate on various works in Tennessee
and the ~neighbOring States. Hardly any +
hands can be got, though fair wages are :
offered. [
s-Not less 4haR hahsizdOzen young !
9seies make 3 HVins 70 NASHVILLE bydonJ
mIng new-fashioned dresses on fine days
PIOnenading the most f%requented .,
- SnISIes- The girls must have a
MY me inquire and be COED looking. L
These rare qualities enable Them ~ eo1- =
nma1 tnelr wv terms, A very superior 9
NE aa1h are termed, can get l.
F Mnn9Al0
- AadIspatoh was FeeeiNedaat Nash- !.
vile yesterday from Col. A. 5. Colver. Of =
GAINESVILLE, Stating that Chancellor Smith y
has granted an mfunctiona against the is Z
sqancs Of checks by sRecorder Mills. of q,
Nashvllle, and against the reception of