Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-26

men nave been arrested. 1t -4e1' M 80
Mississippi has 1Zs nx.,sr .,.,ro
the number six are agriesaar Two prohibition,
About seventy five have -,ssentt siees
Near Yszoo City. Nh sswdsvs since
an eagle was killed that jaessr,red seyenty-eight
inches bf fTGm S b6d 2 al s0g The Soys bird
Mr.. Patrlck AcE.ekiD, OF West Point,
Aberdeen fair collectioa N 49, Ills-stTnives
and cutlery, with neat bans hsndies an made by
himself
The Nashville lTsss9 Boaner SAYS that
that city and that II + hing for night %
Ps eSs I'd rohfeS an 80 ourglsTiZed or people
At Houston, Tex, p,;.sr r.r,sd Mike
Rallerand was recently fp1nd 49, - = bnI1se
nude and emaeiated as died Of ezposr ia, and
| cash in the house he ealed his home -
State Commissions H.vtirs ia MAKING
Arrangements, by aid Of eorresnondents through.
out ths state, to fnnish REGULAR Tennessee
Bureau at Washington O-ooerstsss with MIN
John Holmes, Of Alabsm. has raised
eleven children-seve1 bow ara to,,r ofris ne
has seventy three grandchiidre1Nf bows
and thirty girls. An Ae family live in MorTsr
county, except one son, who lives in Blouut.
Lexington (Ky.) EanseTiin,. "Ninety ran
turous naidens from tennessee nasse,I fbrolsb
the city on the Southern road vester5ay sfterno5n
ei route 70 Sait tsAe tan, where the whole lot
them"
This year A. A. Thompson, of Buena Wis
ia, Chickasaw coun ty, Miss, has made 225 bushels
of corn on three acres OF land. 1850 bushels on
twenty-five acres, ands7I3 bushels on i05 acres
Forty-four selected eaz OF this corn shelied out
ffty-six pounds.
Every daily paper in Texas was repre-
scented at conieTence IN Austin the other day, at
tn L ftrfa0 IS
San Antonio, to arrange for news from the West.
ern Associated Press and sever relations with the
New York association.
A plant from the West Indies, called Pita
or silk grass plant, being introduced in the
South. 1t produces a very fine and siIky 6ber,
ana it is perennial it thought it viii rival cot
culture at Washington produced quite sensation.
The Rev. B. NJ. Fariss was installed as
pastor of the l'regbyte;an church at Someryille
Tenn, Sunday: Mr.. Game. Of Covington, andINr
MES Mr. Fariss has made fine IMPRESSION on
the people of sornervIe ana is likely 10 give sat
isfaction to his pastoraie.
A suit is in progres before Judge Key, OF
week, in which the stsse OF Alabama, represented
by the Hon. samuel p Rice is plaintiff an a
nooga are defendantE Tho State of ALABAMA
claims tract OF city territory valued at $25,0o0
Under morgsge ,6O@ The old Aabams and
resisted by Chattanooga claimants.
curious and serTiceahle device for the |
protection OF the tobacco plant is used by plant
us in some portions Of Virginia and East Ten
1essee 1t consists OF q porcelain flower, placed |
IN sticks through the field, with a poisonous !
substance inside. The tobaeco-iy mistakes the |
lower for that of the jimson or Jamestown weed, |
md dies almost Immediately, before it lays the
,gg which produces the tobacco-worm,
In the sixteen Southern States and the |
District OF Columbia the white school population
S $685. 6l, and the colored sos 257 There are
6, 600 colored public schools, forty-our colored
FORMAL schools, thirtysx coiored institutions of
instruction, fifteen colored universities
md colleges, twenty-five colored schools of IL G.
,logy, three coiored law Schools Two coored med
cal schools, and two colored deaf and dumb and |
,lind institutions. And all these have been es-
ablished since 1865.