Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-11

~ The regular circulation Of me DAN
AFFEAI is now fftoeH hunared ana hfTtg-a-
The circulation Of the Sunday edition Is Fztes
hundred and eiqkls. This is larger BY Tar ina
the circulation OF an, other dsiiy paper IN n
State.
~ The materials for the -iralaaehs arrive
yesterday, and that paper win make It's reap
Pssranee On Monday morning next
A Coo1 PEosrror-seyen aaiboats, leade.
win ice. arrived IN tbs eity yesterday amer
noon. Tbeir contents viii be transferred q
the ice house Of Duvsl- Alseo s Co
r. The Hon. ". T.. Agerg, our immsdiat'
Representative in Congress, arrived on th'
Charleston cars, yesterday afternoon. w
learn that he is in fns health AM spirits
DrscHkReEp.-uos Roney, whose sentence
was committed from a yesr IN me Penitenia-
~, to Imprisonment in the jsH, was discharge
Yesterday, his time being up His ohense was
stealing a leg Of mutton.
BAN srorr1B.-The Mayor and Capt Car
rett, Of the police. yesterday put a stop to a
disreputabie bah hat was 70 come of at
house called Banjo Hall According 70 The
terms Of he license. such q house an BE- closed
for being dissrderly.
A PEx1rEvrIAEY BEr-Ths jaiIer yester-
dav received a Telegram from the sheriff Of
SmithIsnd. desiring him to retain in custody foI
resuisHion a man named Phillips, alias Stew
art. whom officers Rose End Garrett arrested
on Eowand's Row. a short time since. Heis
convicted countedeiter, and had broken out
Of fhs penftentiau, at Fraakfort, Kentucky.
TIE WEArHEE-ne weather was eloundy,
but warm and sprng-ike Yesterday and in the
afternoon some duste was blowing about in he
strests@ f~oretsste Of coming sorrows. Ia the
evening we had a storm Of lightning. accom-
panied with a violent wind that blew down
some signs and o.her objects not well secured.
TEAplvG WITH NEsRoEs-Jobn DeBau. who
keeps p grocery at the corner Of HerHando and
Vance streets, was yesterday fined twenty dol
lars for trading with a nero. He bought a
nag Of chickens from the boy, which chickens
are said tobe stolen, az the price, as the negro
states, Of twenty cents each. He was after
wards committed to Jan for examination on
the criminal charge
CHIvrSAI CoUET-Atthis court yesterday,
Samuel Young, charged with inducing a negro
to leave his master, was acquitted.
Dr. Wm. Rdgely VIII be on trial this nom
mg.
In the case Of George Secit, charged with
earoting and robbery, fifteen months ago, near
The Charleston Railroad, a noIe pros. was en-
tered and he was discharged.
MALIcIoUs-As some Of the city officers
were sitting in the Council chamber, last sun
day morning, q stone vas thrown violently
through ths window, scattering the glass in the
face Of Collector Nevsom, and striking him on
the thumb. A singular thing connected with
the occurrence was, that although il was rain
ing, the stone was quite dry, as If it had been
carried in somebody's pocket
MEssEs. A T. Wells & BEo.. Day GooDs
DEALEEs-ne advertisement Of this old and
established house viii attract attention. They
have on hand and are now receiving a very
barge stock Of seasonsble goods Of every varie-
y and cost, perhaps the best assortment they
have ever had, which they are prepaid to sell
as they have ever done, as cheep as any oF ON
Memphis merchants They say it is no trouble
70 show their goods, so ladies and gentlemen,
Of town and country, give them a call
RUNAWAY AM sNAsHrD.-Two horses were
seen tearing up Main street yesterday evening
with mad speed, having the shafts, two fore
wheels and other fragments Of wagon rat
ting behind thrm. At the corner Of Adams
street he shaft caught the harness Of a mule
rhst stood in a dray and completely stripped it
iron his back further on another mule was
knocked down and run over. The horses and
wagon belonged 70 Mr. Busehksmp, who keeps
a groosry on Main street, below Market.
LABoRDE AND FoRNEs CoScEK1s-As dis
cussion has brought to public howlsdge the
facts respecting he vast powers Of Formes, his
great natural ability, and his lofty cultivation,
and as information has become difused respect
ing the powers Of voice and the charmo Of man
nsr Of Labords, a great anxiety has arisen to
be present at the two concerts on Monday and
Tuesday nights nex. To-day the sale Of tisk /
cts begins, At Mons. Havio's store, and those
vino desire to secure choice seats will be earv 1
and make their selection.
DAELrSG HUssAND.-A decanf Irishwo-
man, who had been employed at Mrs. Bsekus'
boarding house, ar the corner Of Third and
Madison streets, was last evening visited by
her husband, who demanded her money, and
undertook to whip it out OF her: and, not onlv
that, but towhip anybody who should interfere
with hIs whipping exercise. ORcerg Rose and
Ward arrived, and found the mau holding bis
wife down by he throat. He resisted them
violently, but Was at length deposited IN the
oalabooss. He zfn be likely TO do the CITY
some seriee on the chain gang.
A SPLENDID STosE.-The row Of stores on
Main street, extending toward Madison, as IN
surpassed IN the city The store at the eomer
Of Monroe, occupied BY MessTs. Horton, Hun
ter a Co, s especially noticeable for the
graceful elegance Of its fitting up: the cor
uiees, minors and fixtures, are arranged and
ornamented in a chssts and tasteful manner.
This house has gust opened a uch and fashion
able stock Of useful and beautiful domestic
and imported goods. Their selection has been
well made, and combines msgnffcencs with
fashion IN a degree that commands the admi-
ration Of the numerous ladies they number
among their customers- They have especially
a splendid stock Of fancy dress goods Of the
latest fashions: also, white goods, edgingu,
faces, domestic, useful fabrics, clothing, etc.
Purchasers should not omit TO call on Horton,
Hunter & Co., and look over their large, varied,
and well selected stock.
CoUxcn MEEr1E5-CeuncH viii held an
extra meeting tonight ct half past Z O'Clock,
The object Of the meeting is TO take further
steps with reference to the location Of the new
market house on Market Square. We learn
that very eligible property is offered for sale
for the purpose Of q market, and that a desire
extensively prevails that the present square
should BE- left for 81 breathing place for the
people" For our own part, we should BE- glad
&c see the proposed arrangement made: we
wish to see a. many squares and parks as we
can possibly obtain. They viii add 10 the
beauty and healthfulness Of the city. We IRE
sumo The committee viii throw no obstacle in
The way. Alderman Drew, although he has
been IN favor Of the location in Market
Square, is perfectly willing to move the mar
ket 70 another spot, If the people al the north
end Of the city desire o.. Alderman Forrest Is /
m favor Of moving the market from Market
square. Alderman Robinson, as a resident OF
the south end Of The city, is willing to leave
the decision Of the location 10 me people in
terested We must say, however, that 4 the
people Of north Memphis cannot sgree where
they VIII have their market house. the building
Of the market at the south ought not to b. do
layed BY It, and il further delay is 10 occur.
with reference to Market Squsre. Council
should remove the barrier they hsave placed to
the immediate building Of the market house On
Besl street.
CouncfI Meeting.
special meeting Of Council was called last
night, but up to hsd past g O'clock q quorum
was not assembled The following document
was drawn up and signed BY those Aldermen
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