Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06

TENNESSEE.
Hartsville has a brass-band.

Hartsville has brass band
Coviugton has minstrel club.
Nobody married at Brownsville last
week.
Brownsville is amused with a pet
bear.
Nashville win be MajiItoned this
month.
Nashville has started a cotton ex-
change.
Nashville had twenty-three deaths
last week.
Brownsville merchants have accepted
the cash basis.
Brownsville will hold stock fair the
last of this month.
EdgefieId, opposite Nashville, has
steam saussge-cutter.
The Nashville bar wants 70 form a
lawyers life association.
Athens has shipped two hundred bar
rels OF chesnuts this season,
Davidson county issued twenty-three
naIrfage-ncenses last week.
Nashville has received eleven thou
sand bales OF cotton this season.
w. II. Cadiux has been appointed
United States storekeePer at Brownsville.
Corn was selling at two dollars and
half per barrel in Dyer county last week.
Look out.
Jane Franklin, OfSumner county, has
sued her uncle, Reuben Douglass, for alleged
seduction
A Davidson county squire has a mule
that has changed its color four times within
the last year.
w. r. Hamley, late of the Jackson
C,Urier -HeraLs, will practice law IN that city.
Success fame and wealth.
Forty knights Templar of Nashville
will attend the annual meeting Of the grand
comnandery at New Orleans, this month.
An intellectual attempt was made in
G bson county, last week, to arrest Green
Bruff on 8 requiStion from the governor Of
Arkansas.
Miss Mamie Stevens, one of Dyers-
burgs most beautiful ladies, and charming
vocalist, viii spend the winter with her broth
er in st. Louis.
The best wheat brings one dollar and
ten cents per bushel in Gibson county, and
corn was quoted last week there at three dol
lars and half
The Nashville workhOuse- keeper has
secured an injunction upon Mayor Howell
and refuses to surrender the KEYS OF that IN
stitutlon to his successor.
During the darkest hour Of the moons
eclipse, the other night, baDe was born to
the senior editor OF the Trenton NetCs-GGzet e.
1t is supposed 20 be OF the feminine elassihcs-
ton.
Inc CLaLE lEhtuGIE' hHCOCAhLluLlF dA Q.
recent meeting in Nashville, appointed a
committee 70 receive offers OF grounds aud
buildings and funds from those places that
wish TO compete for the location OF state
normal school.
Mr.. Charles Dale. an old gentleman
and native of England, babe adieu to his
| friends and relatives in COvingtOn last Satur-
/ day and left for the land of his birth with the
intention TO spend the REMAND er OF MS days
/ In that country.
Tho CbattaDoooa C0Ua,ncrcicl SAWS
| that "Maynard's long hair Is becoming very
important issue in the present canvass, 10
which the NasnvilleBannerr replied: 'Yes,bu
| Porters got him where the hairs shortI
| Good, but we are sorry or Porter.
| The jackson Dispdtch saws: "Last
Saturday night, near Carroll station, in this
| county, a serious difficulty occurred, In
| which George Morgan. John Harris and u. r
| Grfswell were coutesttng parties. The ught
| resulted IN the wOunoing OF u. Z. Gr1sweli
| shot in the shoulder and neck. several buck
| shot entered the side of the house, and one the
heart Of John Thomas Grisweu, six-yeaT-old
boy, killing him instantly
Tom Meals State Gazette says: "The
long looked for hard times are upon us, and
| 1t behooveS as ali to tide over the difficulties
| of the coming year Is best we may, striving
always TO avoid working hardship 70 those
| who have befrtended us in the past or are IN
| clined to assist US a the future. Let us be a.
| lenient with each other as posi- Die. Then
| Dyersburg and Dyer county viii stem the
| current bravely and successfully"
| The county of Hawkins filed 3 Dill
| against the East Tennessee, Virginia and
| Georgia railroad, to compel it 70 operate The
| road from Bulls Gap to Rogersvtlle, on the
State, the latter agreed that 1t should be per
| petuaIly operated. The East Tennessee, Nir-
/ giRia and Georgia railroad company bought
! from the State, and, 1t is claimed, took the
| obIisation t. keep 1t runming upon itself
| UpIn demurrer the supreme court has sub
/ stautially dec ded ii that way.