Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-14
MISSISSIPPI.

Corn crops need rain at Senatobia.
Federal Court removed from Oxford
to Holly Springs.
Radicals are quarrelins over the
distribution of the spoils in Holmes
county. H1EIL@ OH
Durant has a market-hOuse and a
fresh beefsteak can be had every
morning.
The Goodman Star says that crops
are looking tine, though a little rain
wouldn't hurt.
Companies A and @, Fifteenth Mis-
siSsippi regiment, metin Goodman on
Saturday, the 23d inst. ID
A correspondent of the Vicksburg
HerUtd is advocating a change in the
Constitution Of the State, making the
Judiciary elective as before. +
Ateacher wanted at Martinville-it
is a good opening for some gentleman
who understands the profession.
The Fayette Ghroaiezs learns that a
negro was Killed by one Of his fellows
on Mr.; Jeffres' piney woods place, the
other day.
Hon. III. P. Jacobs, President, gives
notice that the eolored Baptists Of this
State viii hold their next annual con
vention in Vicksburg, on the 18th of
July.
Chancery Court at Pamela is now in
session. The court and the bar spent
the firstday in mutual complimentary
addresses. "You tickle me and IfI
tickle YOU Er-
Sheriff Mosely, at Meridian, shot a
Mr.. Perras, on the I'd, severely wound
ing him with buckshot in the back. 1t
grew out of the riot at that place on
the day previous.
A Radical paper emanates from
fernando, the first number of which
has just reached US. With unneces-
sary Particularly it assures us of its
Republican tendencies. 1t was born of
the Publishers Bill, recently enacted
at Jackson.
The HOllyaSprings Conservative saws
that on Monday night, a negro man
named Harry Ringer living in WI
mona. while sitting in the midst of his
was fired on from the door
with a shot gun, by some unknown
person, and instantly killed.
B. j. BicknelL, so well and favora-
bly, known in Central Mississippi, has
recently purchased an interest in
the large wholesale dry goods
house of E. Meyer, Memphis.
Tenn. "Biek" is a live business man,
and will carry a large trade to his
house. May he make a fortune, and
ivesa thousand years to enjoy it.
The HaUonida says the cotton pros
Deet has no doubt Improved very con-
,iderably since our report of last week.
rhe weather has been rather dry in
hat immediate locality, which has
)een favorable for cotton. Corn is
ookingl finely still. There has been
in sections around that point, !
,ut just IN that section rain IS needed.
! The charter Of the Vieksburg and
railroad passed as Originally
with the exception that |
he section allowing the company to /
establish aferry across the river from
heir river terminus to that of the
North Louisiana and Texas railroad, |
vas stricken out and a provision was
Idded that the passenger depot should
lot be. moved from its present loca-
ion, andall freight shonld. be iieliv-
red within The corporate limits Of the
of Yieksburg. None of the sec
ions Proposed by theeitiZeus Of Vicks-
'urg We're adopted.
Acts &c. prevent the sale Of spurious
tqu0r ia the town Of Coi1eeville; to
neofporate the Savings Bank Of
fazOo county; to provide for the
of an election in Monroe
ounty, relating 70 subscription to the
aberdeen and Eiytsn railroad; to re-
rise the charter Of Vicksburg; to in
,orporate the Canton and sNicksburg
Abroad; 30 Incorporate the ship Is
and, Mississippi City and Paducah
sailroad Company; and to amend the
.harter of the Vicksburgand Meridian
{aiiroad Company passed. Phis is
be leompany's bill with the ferryI
privilege stricken out.