Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-08
TENNESSEE NEWS.
There is said 20 be q gang Of horse
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EE.-Fee 81 IlafaltlE III AllQlt Lbuueasl9es
Chattanooga and Knoxville are throw
ingm3d ron their newspaper Bliirattstt5e
came is plentiful in Nashville now.
As general thing it is faro, old sledge
and slch."
John Ezsly, an old and highly rsspect-
able citizen OF Granger county died on
the 20th ult.
Most OF the venisoH sold in the Nash
vile market comes from along the line Of
tie Northwestern road.
Howard Clarke, OF Cooke county, raised
@ BOO OF hogs lass year that averaged, 80
killing time, SIS pounds gross.
on the night OF The z3i Of December.
James end Nathan Newly, killed wash
lnEtUu Jones ia Warren county.
E The few journalists Of East tennessee
m0destIv bat trUlhfC4y protest that 10
has no quail 6cstions As a news State.
n C. swain, better known ss Hooper
Cruise frOZs % death. near Guthrie.
Kentucky, on Friday night, D5csmber ., /
1870
Judge George Andrews has been com.
mf-si1uEI 8s A Is-ant United States Dis
rrfr- Attorney for the Esstern District OF
IHuneses.
A Nashville belle boasts of having re-
C=ivs5 over one hundred New Years
callers. Truly, many shall call but few
viii be chosen.
A man named Jones. brother Of ex-
Sheriff Jones, Of Greene county, was
rLr0Tu from his horse one day last week
and instantly killed.
Most Of the medical students enrolled /
81 the medical department OF the Univer-
city OF Nashville. have returned from the I
C=i-rrztion OF the holidays.
The swiss colony near Altamoat, in I
Gruudv county already numbers over
one hundred families, Eud is in q d0ur-
lsEiuE sn1 prosperous condition.
wufsm + Knott. an old citizen and 1
printer of Knoxville, died st his resi- /
d=EC7. near that Cisy, on Monday, and I
wss buried with Masonic h0nors.
A c1'Cred by in Chattanooga. chasing a I
white E0V with a gun. snapped the cap. I
ard the contents lodged in the lads face. I
tearing the flesh h0rrIb- rsud causing the I
loss OF an eye.
z. B. Slahlmar, who was shot gt Shell /
bvvilLs uv ". L. Wizauer Jr a short
JiUz ago, was brought TO his home In \
Nashville. Thursday. his condition is \
muCb improved.
Milton Marshall killed his child last
week in Greene county, by striking it a
with stick OF wood. aud afterward con-
miu-sd suicide by cutting his throat.
Cause-drLuk6Du6ss
On last Moudsy the cadets OF East Ten
ue-=es 7 University, under the command
Of the instructor. Colonel A. 5. Mariner.
made thei- drst public appearance on the
SIRE ts OF Knoxville.
While Er. F. II. French was at Wash
iIE.1u. few DAYS ago, he succeeded in
masking arrangements by which time
would be teIeErsphsd from that place 20
Nashville twice q week
Thursday night last q shooting ARRAY
occurred in Paris, Tenn. between EF0
j
Jesse 5rcWu, Ia which o D. SAID the for
msr wss instantly killed.
Al Csusrg0. IN Lincoln county. last
SslIrdav. Robert Burton and ". c. Jones
were gEarreIing, during which Et. Bar
Ton stabbed Jones in the necE. The
wound was thought 10 be fatal
A man named Sscors, in the Thi rtsenth
District Of NCNiuu county. was shot and
killed by some one in ambush, w sdues-
GaT Js1crB Christmas Sscors had the
reputation Of being desperate character.
One dav LAST week, james White. q scr
o. SIR. A-sOp " li-e- living southeast Uf
II Laryvl- e- acci1eC--V received a severe
wound iu the abdomen. from knife In [
the hands Of one Cf ais EehOol-masss,
while SO play.
DR.. John W. Morton, late Of Rockville.
formerly Of Nashville, and once Assis-
rams surgeon Cf the ZJ-h Tennessee ECg2-
Teis-s-s regiment, has come back 90 his
L-s5 love, ana is again q resident OF
" ML-LsUsgl.
There IS bus one prisoner in the Jail st
Mon. u-vllLs. End be nearly fr-zs 90 death
the -LL-r night. We suppose be got tired
o. playing poker with his nose through +
uhe grA-ugs. sud concluded to Try game
Uf a freeze out"
The FsFs-reviLL8 Observer Of the 5th iE-
sLau- sGys5 Friday night, The 233 GiJiB0.
vs. a. t-5 10 .1--- spell known iu this local
Llv for eighteen years On Saturday 2
morning. 90 daylight, the thermometer
Il aTEsl ze-o,'
John H. Parker has recsivsd the sp-
Uu.rlueuG C+ cashier gt the Cleveland ] 3
n Nsllgual Bank, lI Ulsss OF D. c. AcAil-
IIu. who resigned the position TO sCCspt +.
the czslisrsLlp 0L the Clsy National Bank I
Of Chattanooga.
There are about one hundred e0uvicts c
sG-L buslly engaged In fitting up the 3
capitol grounds, Nashville. -liugs in Z
t-z- locality, however. are stil in G
rather chaotic state. and one cannot as q
YET see much plan. So says the Bonner I
A PlIssE lady, we understand, was
lately ths recipient, by express, Of g box. O
supposed % contain package Of the
Cd queer. forwarded 90 her address mona
New York. she paid SIS 75 exPTsssazs,
aIG opening the egZ found thar i5 con-
tanned merely a bib Oi psper
A large meeting OF the citizens Of AM
oersCl county was held a. Clinton on . 81
Monday last. % consider the BEST means ],
fHr the protection uf tre Stockholders of IL
said county Ina the Knoxville and Ken q
lucky railroad, which Is 70 be sold under
tie late act OF the State Legislature.
Little Mary Porter, daughter Of Colonel
s-gEe.y Williams, OF u ossV creek. aged
three years, wss 50 badly burned one Gay e.
week before last, a. 10 cause her Ceslh. si
She was engaged IN carrying clips and b
Q GROWING them on the IRE cut Of Der q
apron. when her clothes took 6rs. Her n
mother is abseuI on a Vizi5 % California. D
Dr. Robert O. Foster the agricultural b
editor ~ the Nashville Banner, in a. sdi- O
IJrial under date Of the "a inst, sets down 2
The cash outlay by The farmers Of Tenuss- E
See lg- the single item Of clover seed q "a
) 100 600 annually. And yet there is not q =
country on earth better adapted 20 the q
profitable growing Cf clover seed than our
own good STATE.
The National Bank Of Cleveland was
entered some time during sunday night i.
zsl. sld Cue hundred dollars sbstrsc5sd =
from the top drawer Of the safe. 4 hole, b
.l some way not known, was made iu the b
top Cf TIRE safe after which the thieves I -
bored through the cement into the drawer :.
mentioned, but were unable % penetrate u
he main U1rJ OF vault of the sac shers 3
-bs bulk Of tbe funds Of the bank are i
kept. Z
The " PiDey7 ia a settlement in the .,
pine woods. q Few ml es baCk of Loud8u q
On lus Of the by-roads iu this settl tlsuleut. q
there was found on Friday night last, the Il
dead body of a man. with 2 guush0t e
Foand through the temple. The body
was discovered about ~ o'clock a. Bight 3
ly some belztsd residents of the Pinsv.
and was recognized a. that of John watts.
we'll known in the settlement az an in
iusJEious young man. ID
The Knoxville Bible Society held its "a
anniversary meeting last sunday night il
1 the First Presbyterian Church 81 q
EugzviIle, James III. C0W8n presiding 81
reports were presented Of the operations q
jf The 5ocisty, for the past year, and Rev. j
IL II vs. ieV, the ageut Of the American I q
Bible Society, addressed the meeting, p
diving interesting details Of bis work IN 3
East aud Middle Tennessee. The Board i
Jf Managers f0r last year were continued n
0r Is7I They are: James f. Cowan, q
rnomas W Homes, ID. d., ID A, DeaQer- z
ck George M. White, L. c. shepard and d
" lillian Rule. a.
The following are the names Of citizens =
Jver seventy-hve years Of ags residents y
If ~ sdison county. We copy from the =
Tacks0u Wing and I5l5uaes Lsven Ben -
.0u. Charles Austin, Rev. Deacon. Buck 81
frazer. Edmund GOT, John Jones. Joshua
nh0uas. James Arnel, IhOs. WbitIV. Jas
Pennington. Mr. L0Tel, Martin Fesmire. cl
James story, james McClarkiu, Israel
Rhodes, Isaiah Graves. Mr. Odom, ~,
zphuam Fuller, Adam Garner, William =,
.lilam, VIM. Moore, g. III. Buck. Jobu b
1erser Mtcsish Joiner, DOctin Wallis, r. II
3unningbsm. G. ThrssdSill, George Pant. p
shl- Thompson, AlcaEa Jones' John ~
'hauarn. Jerry BROOKS. u. Bradford. L.oVe