Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-19

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SUNDAY nsalng,:.sF srss =, Isse.
Arrivals ana Preparedness 81 Tr-irr'
MEMPHIS AED CHARLEsroS--Irsins arrive
st 200 A. X. and sac . . Depart a lefe
Az and $50 ?. n.
MEEFHrs kED OHIo.-Trains arrive az
leoo a. y. and 700 ?. \. Depart atIs5A A.
n and 7=38 p. H.
MIssIsssrFI AxD TEEEEssEE-rrains ar
nvs ct 1879 a x. and 800 p y DsPar a
500 A. n. and 200 ?. n.
TIE Mansion he Memphis 4 Charleston
Railroad close At 81 o'clock EE- On ne
Memphis a Ohio Railroad the nails close every
6ay az "A O'Clock p. ~, including the mail Tor
Cairo, St. Louis, Louisville and cineianatL
- Rev. J. R. Ferguson win speak at oaa
Fellows Hall at I0s A.. * and s P ~ 'o-esy
~ wm. Ferguson and FrsBk Ryan Wsrs
convicted Of vagrsncy yesterday before ne
Recorder and sentenced to ths chain gag
Brrrrn Lar THAr NFrEr-wsu announce
his morning the name q M Henry c. Chiss-
who l. a candidate for che ohce Of CITY Tax
Collector.
We publish on our FIRST page TITS morn
Inc. q communication from an iHmaisoi ne
ealsboose, which ought 70 arrest the atieaaon
o. every humsne citizen Read Ct.
ApAns ExrREss CoMFAST-We are indsbt-
ed to Mr.. H. Borden, the popular sgsnt q -
Adams Express Company, for New YORK Pc
pers in advance Of the mails.
- Col Locke sells tO-nOTTow nisht at
his auction house, a large collection Of stand
ard books, which he requests US to state Wi
bear inspection BY the NOS, critical tastes
- services win b. held at Grass Cu4
soutbeaat eoruer Main and Uniqh streds %
day at 100 A. NJ, and 5 and s O'Clock, ? =
he Rev. Dr.. Wheat, Of North Carolina is sE-
pected to preach at night
r. We learn that an unoFsnding citizen
was horribly beaten BY a policeman, on
"Wednesday CT Thursday evening, in the south
err suburbs Of the city, ihe policeman having
gone out Of tbe city limits to make the assault.
RrooHpER's CoURr-Although there were
eleven cases before the Recorder yesterday
nothing Of interest occurred. Fines to the
amount Of SIS we're assessed, $50 Of which
was paid. Three additions were made to the
chair gang
Our friends, Fletcher a Keck, are once
more in the field with tbeiT omnibusses. and
viii hereafter ply regularly between the city
and the various railroad depots. We ask the
attention Of he public to theiF card 10 aRoh-
sr column, and bsspeak for them a share Of
patronage from the travelling public.
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THE GEEAr NEWS MaSlWe are indebted
TO Mr.. R. c. Hrte, the e~nterprisiug news agent
at the Worshan Honse, fer St. Louis, CinciD-
natl and Louisville papers ef Friday delivered
last evening. Mr.. bite has been the prime
mover in an Important revolution IN the mat
ter Of news and other literature in Memphis,
and merits the encouragement Of our citizens
PERSONAL AND MArHMosIAL-Capt J. B
Archer, the popular clerk Of the steamer
SoHfherner, was a passenger BY the steamer
Pacific for New Orleans last evening. Report
says that he has finally fallen . victim TO Cu-
pi6, and that the ides Of July VII usher in his
honeTmocn-the "insstiste -frohr'' having
pierced a tender Hart at last.
- ~ m-as---
closing the various msils at he City Posi-ot
Zee has been materially changed. The LETTER
nails viii be closed hereafter a. follows The
eastern mail at half-Past ? O'Clock, Pm. the
northern mail at hslf-psst 6. Pm. the south
sTn mail at g O'Clock, Pm, and the Napoleon
(rivsr maid al - O'Clock, An
The LETrFn LlsT.-By authority, the list
Of uncsIled-for letters in the city post Office
will be found in another column his morning.
This award was made in accordaDce with the
oficial decision that the AFFEAL has by tara
larger circulation than any other paper pub
iished in this city. III a source Of grstihca-
ton that our business friends appreciate the
great advantage Of cur superior circulation, as :
is evident from the great excess OF advertising
with which our columns are crowded from day
TO day. (.
CHIEISAL CoUET-h this tribunsl, yesler-
day, John welsh, was convicted Of the larceny
Of an O~vsreost and his punishment assessed al q
one year in the penitentisry.
The grand jury returned a bin Of indictment
against Chas. Williams, for stealing a COW 5
from Tbos. Conway also an indictment against
Wm. Lacey, for arson; and one against nos.
Trainer for biting Of Patrick Keensn's ear. e
The case OF Jas. Hutchinson, charged with -
The murder Of Andrew Lshif, viii be taken up
tomorrow. y
TIE NV JAmEE-we are Informed that
Capt. D. F. Jackson, a gentleman well known
in this city, win ak charge Of he city prison :.
on the 18th proximo, as the agent Of Sheriff :
Smith, the prison having passed into that gea-
tlsnan's hands by order Of the court and City q
Council Mr.. Jackson is thoroughly posted in
to prison discipline, having had a long
experience as assistant superintendent q the a
Indiana penitsntiary and no one in Cur knoWl- :
edge would give more universal satisfaction in
the delicate position alluded to than Capt. a
Jackson. :
Ma. n. d. WETNoHE-Tis gentleman has
Of his family grocery, on jefferson !
street, near Main, 70 Messrs. Clark. Morton
& Co. While we regret the loss Of Mr.. Wet
more from among orr active business circles, q
are pleased that Messrs. Morton & Co. are q
the area Of their business Mr.. Wet ]
more has been in our city but a short time, but :,
has formed an extensive personal friendship, d
and challenged the confidence and admiration /
Of al who have had business Transactions
with him. We wish hin success wherever he :
may 60, or in whatever enterprise he may en-
gage e
The Oriental HAr-Attentian is called to :
the advertisement BY Messrs. Fairchild & Nor
Of the Oriental OF Solar Pith hats, the most D
perfect protective against the sun Of the sun :
msT months which has ever been discovered or
introduced in Memphis. Ueyare direct from 9
Shanghai, China. They afford a perfect and :
most agreeable ventilation for the bead. 10
deed, sons Of our astute friends have supposed T
that when generally introduced, they viii have :