Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-15
MEMPHIS APPEAL
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE IS, 1863
THE NEWS

4 rude Hartford paper says Olive
Logan has padded feet"
White. and Humphreys counties in
this State are moving in the matter OF
immigration.
Gov. Clayton, OF Arkansas again
threatens the people Of that State with
the militia.
Ex-President Davis intends return
ing TO his home in Mississippi in 4 short
time.
John c. Breckenridge viii not re-
turn to his home in Lexington until the
last Of The month.
The people Of Little Rock, accord
ing 20 the Liberal, are preparing for a
grand celebration Of the Fourth Of July
next.
The name Of Judge Dent, a brother
in-law of President Grant, Is being mon
toned pretty freely in connection with
the office OF Governor of Mississippi.
a. W. Hutchinson, a much es-
teemed and highly respected citizen of
Sweetwatcr, Tenn, me- with his death a
few days 2 by a piece Of timber falling
upOn him.
Since Sambo, says the Herald, has
been getting his civil rights. there has
been hardly an execution without a col
ored gentleman At the uncomfortable end
Of the rope.
Miss Mary a. Gray, Of Georgia, by
her personal efforts. has caused the bodies
of 1900 ~COnfederatcs, who fell az the battle
Of Franklin, Tenn, to be collected and
decently inferred.
Just now the readers of the Tribune.
Of New York, are in favor Of protection.
They would be glad to be protected against
the Anticipated nonsense with which they
are being inundated by the venerable
Greeley.
The Randolph (Ark.) Express sgys:
We learn from M. Geo.. KtTrelI that a
man by the name Of Dickens was muir
dered in his tKittrelIsl Office, on tho 18th
day Of May, by B. T. Gregory. Dickens
was under arrest at the timo he was muir
dered, and Gregory was guarding him.
The New York Herald saws that
" 6ll that was wanting to the Econo in
Washington around tae Niger GGhts and
bonfres was that tie triumphant negroes
should have eaten the man that was kill
ed. No doubt some undertaken carried
him away prematuroly."
The Randolph Ark Express says:
We are informed by Father Kean that he
Is IN receipt Of a number of letters from
persons DESTROYS Of making Arkansas
their future homes, inQUiring. about this
town az a location, and what return thoy
might expectn they should invest tacir
means here.
The citizens Of Copiah county, who !
were arrested by order Of Gov.-Gen. Ad- |
Gilbert Ames several weeks since. have |
not yet been permitted to return 20 their
homes and families, neither has any
charge been preferred against them. Gen. |
AHes must be acting upon, the advice /
given by old Beast Butler TO President
Trant, for the suppression of crime az the |
South-keeping them as " hostages
The New York Journal Of Commerce
says: II is nonsense for clergymon who /
have been preaching and PRAYING politics 1
once or twice every Sunday, 10 expect
that, by meeting in convention annually. |
and adopting resolutions deplOring the /
desecratiOn Of the Sabbath. they can neu-
tralize the legitimate effect Of their own
teaching all the rest Of the year.
The political campaign Is being
spiritedly conducted in Virginia, and viii
grow more excited until The decisive dav,
the 9th Of July. There Is no doubt Of the
adoption Of the nov constitution. with
the exception Of the disfranchisinu and
test oath clauses, N the election or Col.
Gilbert G.. walker, the Conservative can
didate for Governor.
The Cuban complications begin 10
~~--- @LAa.AAH 2 @AbAAAEH OA ANh I
oners area numbera american citizens.
and q demand viii be made BY the people
Of New York upon the Government 10
protect them, otherwise their fate NAV be
readily anticipated. According 10 our
laws, these hhbusters have forfeited their
citizenship, but whenever diplomacy has
a viii q way Is always found.
The Murfreesboro Tenn 1Eo1yo, /.
learns that Mrs. Dunnaway, residing on
Stewards creek, about one and a half
miles from smyrna, in that county. mat
with a serious accident a few davs AGO.
Being old and not very clear-siRhted. she
fell from a bluff overlooking the creek.
breaking both arms and receiving other
wise %serions, though it IS hoped not fatal
Medical attention was prom DIV /
called, and her injuries carefully attended
10.
The New Albany Gnd.1 .Jo,,zaoZ
says that Hon. John b. Defrces Iate Sn- 1,
2~erlntendent OF Public Printing Of the
United States, contemplc.testhe establisb-
nent at Indianapolis ga frst-class. live
republican daily pat5er. EXPERIMENTATION
; 10 neeHectlnat chepaper WILDE started
,Dout INC nrst q August next. Mr.. De-
res y az Oh, shrewd, n able editor
~ P1piIs -ier, and would make q paper I
oo Ct1S ne most liberal support Of tho {
-olican party Of Indiana.
liz NAntS AhlfGl kAAhsy BOttftHts Vi r
Wednesday last, says that large numbers I
of Northern and Western people are visit I
ing our county daily, looking up lands
for future homes. All parties who arc do I
sirous Of advertising lands for sale can {,
one insertion inthis paper. Of twenty =
line or less for one dollar. b Is half :
our usual rate, and we make bis PROPOSE
lion IN order to bring our rich lands into
More than 100 copies weekly are
given away from this Office t0-the travel :
ng public. :
Mr.. VIM. S. Campbell, Of this coun- !
". saws the Franklin Tenn RcCiec, :
.atelv sheared thirty sheep, from which {
le obtained two hundred aud seventy !
our pounds Of wool This is nearly nine ;
a quarter pounds 10 the sheep, annu- :
ally. In fact, Ii Is more, for seven Of this
were sheared in August last. Z
This Is a very heavy yield Of wool from :
gentlemap connected with the Bowling r
Ireen iacpory assures US that be has never .
'een finer from any section. [
The Nevada Troascript June. savs:
. Ed. Muller, Of this ely, has several
thousand silk worms feeding. and ne has \
been observation-disclosures crossing the 4
chiDese-aHd JaPaness SaFietiesa The CHI -
eooooas are Ola light cream color 70 s
rich orange, and tha3 Japanese are Of 4
Zreenish cast. The resah viii BE- asea~- !,
aimed when tine worms now fesdiuQ form 2
heir cocoons. On Monday Mr.. Muller 7