Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23
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Saturday MorninE, ; april rs, 1851
CoAnoK Law CoUKr-me business Of 4
spring tern Of this court having been fnish'
up, the session Of to-day viii close the PR
ceedings.
AHHEsrs-At midnight last night thsr
had been four arrests BY the city police IN
delinquents had been taken into custody uPo
ehsrges Of drunkenness and fighting.
MEMrHIs CHANcrnT CoUHT-Ws are r'
quested TO announce that the minutes OF n
last days proceedings Of this eOuV yet II
naming open, VIII be signed BY Judge Caruth
ers al 10 O'Clock next Monday morning.
&c. B. Locke & Co., ssn At their stor
to-day at 10 O'Clock A. 81, house and lot o.
South street and houses and lots on Jaeksol
q Commerce streets. This desira7h
property must and win be sold regardless Q
price or weather. Bargains may be expected
s,Ns or NI,rra.-nsrs win be a meeting
Of aIuromar Lodge, No. IL his evening a
their Hsu al a O'clock A large and punetna
attendance is requested, as busines OF import
auce eonneetsdwith the Sister Lodge atNieks
burg viii be brought before the meeting bl
order Of the Grand Commander
THr G.rETv-ms lovers Of the eiassiea
drama viii be pleased to learn that the uageal
Of Hamld win be presented at the Gaiety tii
evening, Miss Vandeuhof and Mr. sWlnoourn'
sustaining the principal characters Inc en-
tertsinment win conclude with the pleasing az
terpiece Of Faiuf Hsad Nsnu Hon 70" Lazy
DnoENrD-me body Of a man. evidently
that Of a boat hand, was taken from ne riFei
at Fort Pickering yesterday. he identity o.
the deceased was unknown Esquire Horn
held an inquest upon the body, and me lurl
returned q verdict to the effect that the de-
ceased had been drowned
PsRpoSEp-Cathsnne Moran, who had
been convicted Of larceny during the present
term Of our Criminal Court, and whose punish
meuf was assessed 40 three years imprison'
ment in the psnitentary, but who had beer
hardened bv Gov. Harris. was liberated yes
terday.
LIGHT REaDNs-Mr. R. c. Hite, at hi
depot a. the Worshsm House, has received
Harper,s Wsskly, the New York Lsdgsr, til
Sunsav Mrr4rp and other periodicals for tn
current week. aud keeps on hand all the pop.
ular Light reading Of the day, including tn
issues Of our contemporaries Of the Memphis
press.
PINE BLuFF INDEFESDEyU-MH. W. F
Douglas, the editor Of this paper, paid US a wis
it Yesterday. He was returning to his home in
Jefferson county, Arkansas. The IBdeDsn3eHi
Is published in one Of the best counties in Ar
kansas, and one that viii at no late day oauy
on an extensive business with our city. Our
merchants would, therefore, do well to adveT-
uss with him.
The AF1rAL-We have been the recipients
OF some excellent and recherche beverages from
the Capital, which is situated on the corner
Of Bank Avenue and The Alley between Csurt
and Madison streets. The gentlemen who pre-
side al that bar are polite and skilled in the
art IF mixing Up good beversEes mg keep
nothing inferior in their ice.
EInEH A-IExAy1EK CArrBELL Among
the passengers By the steamer Baf0H last
e7enfng, wss he distinguished theOlogian
whose Usme heads tins paragraph. He viii
visit Lake Providence and vicinity Vieksburg,
jackson, Columbas and Aberdeen, and then
take the southern route To Bethany, Va He
was accompanied bv Elder ". K Pendleton.
FIsE.-ne alarm Of Ere about i've O'Clock
Yesterday morning, was caused by the burning
Of an outbuildmg connected With the residence
Of Mr.. wardiow Howard, on Shelby street,
between Psntotoc and Linden. The damage
was but tufing, although the adjoining houses
were in imminent danger az one time. The
fFe was caused BY an i~nesndiary.
NEeEo DHowNED-A negro deck hand on
the steamer J.. G. Cline, was Knocked over
board from he laTbozrd wheel house Of that
boat, while in peri here Thursday night, and
drowned. He, in company with four others,
was making some repairs upon the Wheel
when hey were all knocked overheard BY rs
sudden revolution. Foar Of the men were
saved from drowning.
a For ore day in the history Of our Re-
Corder's Court there we're % cases for thai
before thai tribunal After the Hhrong q de-
Inqusuts a. the beginning OF the week, yes
te-iay the Marshal commanded silence in The
name Of The state. and the Recorder donusd
the municipal ermine In vain. There had been
10 breaches Of ordinances, no lows, 10 drunk
suness, no misdemeanors-hers is no report
JANIS G1ovEH, Ese-We were agrsssbly
surprised yesterday BY receiving a visit from
our old friend, James Clover, Esq, one Of he
Ssperiutendeats Of the Overland Nail vino is
on a tour Of business to his family IN Middle
Tennessee. Mr.. Glover is in The enjoyment
Of most excellent health, and brings the news
that Mr.. Buttsrheld viii soon stock the road
from Memphis to Fort Smith with his own
stock, which we hope viii materially improve
that part Of the service.
A WAm-Soms I~oiterers ab5ut the river, IN
the vicinity Of Fort Pickering, yesterday, dis
covered q candle box floating in the stream,
and caught il and brought it 70 The shore.
U7on examination, the package was found to
contain tbs body Of a Hewly-bom infant, that
had died from violence, perhaps he coroner
was sent for 10 investigate the mystery, aud
attention was attracted from the box for a
time. When the coroner arrived, behold the
box and body were missing The waves from
the -iver, doubtless, had swept the little waif
away.
NV Law FIHn-Ozr young and talented
friend J.. A. BAR, Esq., late Of this cts has
formed a law partnership with W. n. Ingei
ESQ, and r. n. Kinyon, Esq, in Tishomingo
county, Mississippi, both gentlemen are Of
distinguished reputation al the bar, and
leading lawyers in North Mississippi. Mr..
Ings viii reside, as formerly, at Corinth, Mr..
EinyoH a. Jackson and Mr.. Blair At I-u-ks.
This is a strong and influential firm. Mr.. Ings
hss q reputation thzt viii command for him
The respect Of the bar and ths patronage Of
the people. There are few lawyers superior
% Mr.. KinY0n, and our young friend Blair
has already achieved an envisble position, for
90 young a man, as a speaker and Pleadsr.
Success must and VIII crown their eNeTtions.
I-urH9vErEvr IN MkcH1xrRY-ne present
age is sienslised above an thk have preceded
@. for the pnngress made in the useful arts.
Il is emphatieally an age q invention. Eve
q, day witnesses some improvement IN ma
chimes, IN d now almost everything is done By
machinery.
Dr. company with a number Of gentlemen.
So far The frsf time saw in onersfon At RAJ.
ter Co.'S saw MILL MeGeorgr's celebrated
sbfngIe machine. We had thought that the
90 plus ulfra had already been reached in thi.
machine, bat McGesrgt's invention Is far So
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