Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-09
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"Wednesday Morning, March 3, 1853.

Wednesday Mornins, Hareh 3, 1859,
e.M persons 6r rssuetsd not 70 PuFds,e
papers from or regular oarrisrs. The paPer' 40
aot Bdoax 10 thsm they hare Ho dufhoTiiy 70
eel, aHd eBcry sale By them 81 G fra"a afoA ~
end O cheat Hp0n oar subsrtb1s
LlTERARr-Mr. HHe, at his stand an me
Worsham House, has all the best literary and
newsnapsrs. We thank hin for iate dates-
Tar wrrr1y-we have printed q number
Of extra comics Of our mammoth weekly for TINS
wsek which NAV Be had BY application at the
counting room desk, az i've cents per copy.
c..u Cv-rcu. ~SoUrHEAsr CoHSER OF
Nan Avn USIoN-serrloes to-day tASh
Wednesday at II ~, and at5F-A he''
G. P. schetky, Rector.
Iovr. WArr, NNn FuEl-A neat wen
painted sign or Waisr street pear ne loot oi
As7ns street. besrs the words @Want, and
Loving Coal: decidedly eni-nsatieaL
1--WE had the pleasure Of a visit Yesterday
from our friend Cen II. D. MeIn'osh' Of La
favette county, Mississippi, who e stopping al
the Gayoso-
Messrs. Cayes q sen request Us TO say
this is the day twenty-five or thirty negroes,
carts and mules viii go Of on time good
time to buy. Sale at 10 O'Clock
THAxKs.-For late and useful exchanges
our thanks are due % our polite and aecommo-
dating friend. A. Borden, Of the Adams Express
Compauv: also to Capt Dill, the obhgiag
railroad agent.
LAW Preu1srs-ne Recorder had quite
an ATTENDANCE Of ladies yesterday Among
them were Kate Hayden aud Susan Berry, who
were fined SIX dollars each for having engaged
in a sersteh-fsee. PuI-hsir hEht.
A LADr GroG DEAIrA-Mrs Catharins
GrHsn. who keeps a 1roEgey on Front Row,
below Washington. was yesterday fined eleven
dollars bv the Recorder. for having her liquor
shop open after eleven O'Clock at nish1-
TIE DUE1-E w7s reported yesterday,
that at the duel on the opposite shore Of the
Mississippi On Monisy, no shots were fired.
The seconds succeeded in arranging matters
on the FIELD.
Irrre,L-Geore walden, b. \. 7. Wad-
dell. zndN. d. Whitmorr, were Yesterday fined,
the former SIX aud the two latter ten dollars
each. for Illegally entering a house in Pinch
with view to obtain possession Of it.
R~rooEBrr's CouEr.-ne Recorder had
twenty cases before him yesterday. Out Of the
whole only one was sen. TO the chain gang.
Three were discharged. The tines collected
amounted 20 seventy-fTe dollars
j
CRIMINAL CorRr-AH the business done at
The Criminal Court yesterday was 10 obtain
eight Iurymen in the case Of Samuel Young,
charged with snisarorng to persuade a slave
t1run of from his master.
ISDIcrEn.-H. Riee, for shooting al A H
Curling, was before ESQ. Horne yesterday,
when be waived an examination, and gave bail
IN a thousand dollars for his appearance at the
Criminal Court, az which place the jury found
a true ball against him
TIE FuooD.-We accurately measured the
hight Of the water yesterday evening, and
found i 10 BE- Just seven and a half inches be
low hirh water marx. The water az the mouth
Of the BAYOU is backed up, and some II the
houses and gardens al the north portion Of the
city are IN the water.
A yrzAeo.-Among he prisoners before
Esq. East Yesterday, was Mrs. Catherine Mad
den. who had whipped her hushsnd witha piece
Of iron from the stove His face, and The arm
with which h. had underworld 10 defend him
self, were considerably bruieei and wounded
Jealousy is said 70 be the cause Of the act T,
Mrs. MADDEN was fined i've dollars
THrrF CkuGHr.-Oa Monday night. as some
Of the boarders ar ths boarding house Of Mrs.
Young, on Third street, between Adams and
Washington, were about to retire TO res, they {
discovered that a man was secreted under one Z
Of the beds in the room. He was seized and +,
delivered over to the police, who recognized
him as Vim. Taylor, a wei known thief. He
was put in Jail. ,
TRuE BuIs-At he Criminal Court yester- 9
day. the Grand jury found true bills against q
WA Taylor, Mrs. Bsrley Wilson and Daniel {
Kelley, for larceny against Charles W. Allen, &
Fer stsbbiaE Samuel G. Peets H'y Rice, for v
malicious shooting at A. H. Curling; Ed Bar D
~, for assault with a stick with intent to KIN f
". S. Fulton, for malicious mischief and NJ 3
McNsmee. for stabbnE. z
A SHERIFF. IN TIE FUooD-Jas. G. Berry, .
sheriff Of Cuttsnden county, Arkansas, passed d
through this CITY yesterday. He is at present
engaged IN assessing property, and as the o
food makes a impossible 20 pursue bis business s
On horseback, be naviEstss from plantation 10 d
plantation IN a "dugout.- He left the city a
sndwsut down the river in a "dugout, p feeling p
gate q contempt for such ordinary things as ?
STEAMBOATS,, which can olly un in the open !
river he likes a craft in which b. can visit Il
the painless woods, and ENJOY the besuties \
Of nature portrayed IN water colors. o
a
Az ~ILL-UsED HUsBASD.-A nan applied TO
Esquire Horne yesterday, and desired to take
out a peace warrant against an individual who, ;
on bis return home the previous evening, he I
found sitting with his wife. As be proceeded
towards the fire the man id him and ordered ,
him out, threatening if be came in be wouldkn
him. Tie Squire thought a peace warrant
would hardly prove d sufficient plaster for the
appiicsnrs wounded honor.
GAmrY THEArEA-me Memphis favorite
and great actress, Miss Eliza Logan, is now
playing an engagement ar the Gsiety. We
have not enjoyed the pleasure, since her pres
snt engagement, which commenced on Mon
dsy night, Of seeing her again on the Memphis
boards, but we doubt not that she has proven :
her power TO delight her audiences even in a
superior degree TO what she has manifested in ,
the past, and that the most refined and intel ,
lectual classes have attended the Gaiety.
Miss Logan viii appear tonight in the thrill
ing drama Of Loves Saatfa, as Margaret e. ;
more in which character she exhibits Der won
derful genius, as reader and an s~otress, to the !
greatest advantage. She viii not fail 20 have
a crowded house, and since there is the addi-
achsl attraction Of a new farce, written eE- !
PressIy for Wood Benson, in which both Mr..
Benson and Mr.. WhaHey appear. .
ASoTHEE NV SroHE-We have had a /
number Of first class stores opened in this city .
already this spring, and We have pleasure in
calling attention TO vet another, that has been ,
opened this week, W mean the splendid store I
Of Strauss, Lehman a Co. Main street. No !
2o2, two doors from Jefferson. The building I
is a handsome brick Of four stories, the rooms
are each ono hundros aud forty feet IN length, !
the trent rs handsomely finished, and the iute- :
nor is costly, aud elegantly decorated. The
ladies viii End here a stock quite new. and Of :
the most charming variety. The new summer [
goods are Of dazzling richness The department 2
Of laoes, mantllas, Stella and Pioolomini i
shaWls, among which are magnificent point
nets and rich embroidery, includes goods
Of unsurpassed magnifeenee. silks, edgngs,
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