Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-03
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PE'soxAl-Hauy stueky. ESQ.,, from Tie
~~el-knovn house e Thos. II. Hunt & Co,
louisville, s at TIE Gayoso House.
Cor PArsE's ADDNEss-col PsyneWil
deliver an address at the Gaiety nsater to-
morrow evening upon the @Railroad system Of
Memphis
q We are indebted to James Z Hughes,
ESQ the efficient route agent On the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad. for louisville. Cincinnati
4 s. Louis papers in advance Of he nails
FEoN ARKASsAs RIvEn-A highly inter-
sstng letrrr from The Arkansas river country,
from our friend Parker Of The Jessie B1iPP4,
may be found in Ourriver column this morning.
HOE. srEFHES A. Dou0Lks ~ MEuFms--
The Hon. Stephen a. Donglss arrived ia this
city from below last night. he is s,ayiug al the
Gayoso Horse, aud win leave this evening for
St. Louis.
The CIosrxc NlaHr-Te ladies Of The
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, gave the
last Of q series Of three Strawberry SuPPers
al Odd Fellows Hal last evening. The enter
tainmsu;s were brilliant and highly successful
PosrFOrED.-In consequence Of The illness
Of the owner Of the property advertised Mon
ssrrat, Dzpree e. Co, viii have no saieto-oag-
They viii sell several very fine business los
out near corner Of Adams and Third stress
tomorrow.
CTrIzrSs' MEETING rN rHE SEVENTH
WAED-There win be a meeting Of citizens
at Engine House No. :, on saturday evening
at the usual hour, for consultation in rsgana 70
city officers. Tho candidates for Mayor are
invited to attend.
REooHDrR's Counr.-meTe was a g~uiHtette
Of offenders before the Recorder yesterday, one
Of whom was discharged, while two paid their
fines, and The remainder went to the chain
gang. Fines 70 the amount Of $40 were as
ssssed, but SO Of which was paid,
Corros AErAp-W. Howard, Esq, last
evening presented rs with some stalks Of the
eotton plant from the PlaHtatoa Of Col VII
loughby Williams, o. Nashville, SITUATED rear
Pine BluH. on the Arkansas river It is from
eighteen to twenty inches high, and has from
ten 10 twelve squares on each plant
SLAVES EuANcIrArEn-A party Of fifteen
slaves. consisting Of min adults and SIX chill
dren. from TIE vicinity Of Eszoo City, Miss,
embarked On the steamer Moses McLelaH yes
tsrisy for Cincinnati. a. which place hsy VIII
be emsacipsled- ThsE were seoomPsniedb by
their master.
A REGULATION ron CoUEr SeuARE-CoL
Finnis, the superintendent Of Court Square,
has given notice that females, unsttenaed, viii
not Be permitted to promenade in Court Square
after nichfsn One or two infrsciions Of this
rule have occurred recently, and the superia-
teBdeut has determined 70 discontinue the
practice
LEcTvRr on srAn AND rHE ANBES-In
compliance wifh an invitation from a number
Of our leading citizens, Mr.. Wm. Giles Dix
viii deliver his popular lecture or Spain and
the Andes a. the Gsiety Theatre this evening
Mr. Dix is an entertaining and Instructive lee
tursr, and an evening nay be most pleasantly
and proftabls spent BY an attendance
DEFAErEn.-Among the departures yester-
day By the steamer Moses McLilaa, for Louis
vile. were Prof /. P. Tanden AMI his soa, Dr.
l. P. TsndsH, y. The fuendsof Or. YaHdel,
IT,, viii Be pleased to learn that be is rapidly
Receiving from his late serious illness. Prof
Tsnden having adopted Memphis Is bis home,
viii return At - early day, accompanied BY