Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-13
TENNESSEE.

Carthage has an autOmstoiogisn ciuo'
Nashville is to have 3 county asylum
: The Gallatin Baptist church IL stee-
pied.
Nashville had twenty-four deaths last
week.
Nashville is to have a new trOtting-
track.
Nashville has q womsn's mission
home.
Nashville nas a new colored Baptist
church.
The Brownville jail will soon be COM
pleted.
Dresden merchants are doing cash
business.
The Nashville Exposition building is
to be sold. .
Bret Harte lectures at Knoxville Fri
day night.
Knoxville has Union benevolent as
ISOLATION.
The Trenton social club is to give a
hop soon.
Mite societies are popular institutions
at Nashville.
A Nashville paper clamOrs Tor
grsvelied streets.
GalIatin is to have s literary paper
called The Critic.
The Davidson county courthouse
needs renOvating.
Tom Meals Gazette at Dyersburg calls
/ it "GluTiOus news"
There has been s general jubilatiOn
throughout the State.
TIE Shelbyville Commercial calls ii
"Stil more glorious"
Sheriff Smith, of Smith county, has
been kukluX hunting.
"VictOry everywhere" is what the
Ripley NeaOs says Of it.
Davidson county issued twelve mar
rage licenses last week.
~ Weakley county issued seven mar
rage licenses last week.
Tom Crutchfield, of Hamilton county,
has had 8 constructing.
Terrible OUtrages'' Is what the Knox
vile Press and Herald calls it.
ga grandly glorious victory" is what
the Humboldt Journal calls it.
Weakley county farmers are sowing
an unusually large wheat crop.
William M'Crary's residence, in Tren-
ton, was burned a few nights ago.
Since March last Nashville has erect
ed three hundred and ninety-nine build
ings.
The Shelbyvllls Commercial man is
going crazy on the subject OF Andy
Johnson.
" Mad, mad, mad-The Republican
Programme says the Knoxville Press
and Herald.
Sam Nicholson has given the Gailatin
Examiner cabbage that weighs fifteen
and half pounds.
Jim Lumpkin, Of Dresden, sold over
eight hundred dollars worth OF goods
one day last week.
George F. Akers, OF Nashville, re-
Gently caught a twenty-fve-pOund jack
fish at JOhnsOnville.
Two peripatetic Frsnchmeu, with q
performing ursd major, amused the peo-
pie Of Gallatin last week.
John COrpier, brakeman on the
Nashville and Decatur railroad, recently
shot himself in the thigh.
The Paris IleteZ5igeaceT wants new
map Of Henry county, The present one
having been printed in 1873.
Last week lobe HOskins was arrested
in Nashville FOR q murder he committed
st Tracey City two years ago.
Chattanooga wants to buy a second
hand, third-class fire-engine from Louis
vile, Kentucky, at cost o. one thou
sand dollars.
Franklin Craig, Joseph Massengill and
John Craig, who murdered Taylor in
Claiborne county last year, have been
imprisoned for life.
The Springfield Robertson county,
Record has a letter head Gossip from
Fugua's DistilIery.n That's not the
first gossip caused by distillery.
Nashville Union and american: /
Cooke county is Democratic for the 4
first time in fOrty-One years, and Bled- (
soc for the first time since the war"
The Shelbyville Commercial has adopt /
ed the absurd idea OF the people want /
ing A. johnson for senator because a /
few Radicals and independents voted |
for him.
The woods around DyersbuIg are on /
fire; fires prevail from Hickman to /
Union City. Even nature is having g 4
great bonfire because OF the Democratic /
victory.
The Brownsville Bee says: "The two /
'nunns' viii now retire to the solitude Of (
a convent on the headwaters OF Salt /
river" VIII they not need our Barbour
to shave them?
Thomas Barrett and Thomas Knox,
accused Of kukluxing, proved an abb
Ia the Federal court Monday, and were
About twenty witnesses
were examined.
The Lebanon Herald says the 'Ten-
BlOssOme," a minstrel company
entirely Of negroes, visited
Lebanon last week and gave three eX-
at Masonic hall.
The doors Of the Gallatin courthouse,
rs well as the doors Of many business
houses in that city, were draped in
Monday, IN respect to the
memory Of Colonel Head.
M'Adoo Vsn8tta, arrested for the
murder OF Anderson, in DeKalb county,
during the war, has been released by the
Federal court at Nashville on the ground
that the accused was a soldier when he
the deed.
says the Brownsville States: "Friend
Dulin, the local editor Of the States, re-
turned from Memphis on Wednesday
last, looking IS fresh and sweet as
summer rose" For heavens sake, how
sweet and how fresh is that youth2
Knoxville Press and Herald. eft il
3 little hard on the editor of the ChrOni-
Gle that he is debarred the privilege of
taking out Of its appropriate pigeOn-hole
that chronic editorial of his upon the
subject Of the Dead Democracy -
The Trenton NetOs- Gazette saws:
i'Pious dsrkies are so plentiful about
here that the cOlored churches are about
10 get out OF revival stock. F." Send to
Memphis snd Won can get all the raw
sinners and first-class shOuters needed.
The Lebanon Herald has used the
word D1dtTidrch, which will be quite es-
,ential In view Of the wOman's rights
The Nashville Union and
american is mighty mad about that
word, and editOrislizes it IN half dozen
ines.
The Nashville Banner has got the
inspiration at last, and says:
The Republican party Of Tennessee
nav be said, ia the beautiful language
4 TyDdall, to have faded into the in
mite azure Of the past. In other
words, got the blues"
Nashville Banner. "The city is now
twenty-five thousand dollars behind
hand, and it will require first-class finan-
,iering 10 keep it on any sort Of footing.
The revenue Is absorbed IS fast as col
ecUed, and such a thing as a balance in
he treasury Is hardly ever known"
Knoxville Press and Herald: "There
Sas registered at the Atkin house, yes
-erday, two influential and distinguished !
Right Hon. w. z. Forster,
member OF parliament for Bradford, and
Sir I. +. Buxton, baTonet, who are {