Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-10

cured among our hOspitable people for
the whole conference" says the Hum
boldt Journal.
"A Cairo telegram contains theintel-
ligence that the steamer james Kinney
struck snag just below the city, yester-
day evening, and stove 3 hole in her
side. She was run on the bar on the
| Kentucky shore, where she sunk. Her
bow is four and her stern is nine feet in
water. The extent of the damage is not
known yet. The Eckert went to her re-
lief
Sheriff Anderson left yesterday for
Nashville, with the following prisoners,
| found guilty at the present term OF the
criminal court: Henry Worth, alias
Andy johnson NEGRO, house-breaklng
and larceny, ten years; James Wilson,
hOuse-breaking, ten years; Washington
Burke, larceny, )ne year; Aaron Brown,
/ Wright, larceny, one year; John Crock,
involuntary manslaughter, one year.
The paragraphist Of the Evening
Ledger exhausted the absorbing powers
Of his pOckethandkerchief, and fell
back upon his wristbands, which
looked like wilted cabbage-leaves,
during the performance at the
Theater last night. His symps-
thies ran heavy with "Enoch." AS
soon as the play was over, the soaked
linen and wilted wristbands were wrung
as dry as possible, rolled carefully to-
gether, and deposited in an inside vest
pocket. A copy Of Tennyson is in his
minds eye.
The Carthage, Smith county CORE
spOndent, "U. NO,n of the Gallatin En-
anainer, says: Bart Walford, one of the
old seventh Tennessee veterans, who
lost his IL z in the late war, was married
on the evening of the twenty-ninth
ultimo, to Miss Manners. He created
quite a sensation by sending for his
license six eagle halves, which he said
he got from Mr.. Jefferson Davis, who
told him to keep it to buy his license
with. He deposited it with his brothers.
wife when he came out of the war, who
kept it until be called for it."
The Democracy of the whole Union
are invited, and should attend the grand
Notification to take place at Nashville
on Thursday, the nineteenth instant.
Preparations are making for the gTandest
demonstration ever made in southern
city, at which speeches by the most dis
tinguished men Of the party will be
made. Though demonstration to cell
citrate the grandest political achievement
Of the age, we are informed that every
thing will be tempered with becoming
moderation, as advised by the APPEAL,
so that the occasion will be equally as
enjoyable to the vanquished as the
victor.
Between eleven and twelve O'Clock
Saturday night fire broke out in the
Gazette Office at Wittsburg, Cross eoun-
ty, Arkansas, on the st. Francis river,
and in q short while the southern bust
ness portion Of the town was destroyed:
Gazette office, loss 5000; Spraggin's
store, loss $500; z. NJ. Estes's store,
loss $1,000; John Gory's grocery store,
loss $40; Sam Rawson's grocery store
and saloon, loss $1,000; John Daniels's
saloon, loss $1,000; Applewhite & Thorn
ass dry goods and grocery house, loss
$4,000; /. n. Blacks dry goods and gro
Gerry store, loss 5000, insured for $500
in the Planters and Mississippi Valley,
of Memphis, and Amazon, OF Cincin-
natl; D. Black & Co.'s dry goods and
grocery store, loss So, 900, insured in the
Plan ters', Mississippi Valley, Of Mem
phis; Clay, of Newport, Kentucky, and
Peoples, of Memphis. The fire was the
work of an incendiary.