Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23

in Memphis is not permanently gone
"a We would invite public attention to tn
new style Of pictures taken at the Star Ga
lsry, 262 Main street. They are most Psrfe,
Hkenesse,s and for durability stand u~nriEale,
Call FOR the fsrreotyPe. Prices from City cent
upward.
RrsHr-oF-WAr TO THE LAzDIEs.-H vi
be seen from the proceedings OF the Board {
Alderman, in another column, that the Men
phis and Ohio Railroad Company have obtain
ed the right to extend the track Of their road
Center Landing.
KFASTIcDE.-Some boys at play, on Wed
nesday evening, in the vicinity Of the brick
yard on Main street, near Besl, found
glass jar containing the remains Of an in
FAINT OF premature birth. No clue could b
obtained as to the paternity or maternity o
the body, and it was Informally inferred.
GALLArrx RAcEs-The race yesterday wal
for the Jockey Club Purse, $500, mile heats
best three in i've. SIX started The race wal
soon won By Rounltree and Meath'B Oh. N
Martha Horshaz, BY Albion, tam. Eudora b
Pam Five heats were run. We did no.
learn the time.
Or FoR ST. LoUIs-Captains Garrett and
MeMurray, and Officers Moore and Whitsitt,
Of the police, were passengers BY the steamer
Ben. Leris, for St. Louis last evening, as del
egates to the National Police Convention
which will assemble in St Louis during the
approaching week.
DrsoHAEeED.-G. ". Spearbsek, who was
charged with obtaining the sun Of SLIP IN
der false pretsnesE, was released BY Esq.
Horne yesterday.
A few days ago the same individual was ss-
quilted Of the charge Of steal ng four dollars
and a piece Of tobacco from Francis Pratt.
EXERCISES At II BArT1sr CHURcK.-The
repairs and Improvements upon the FIRST Bap-
fist Church, under the psstorship Of Rev. T J.
Drane, having been completed, the eongrrga-
ton viii hold a religious " h~ouse-warming - at
the church edihce this evening. The exercises
viii at half-past 7 O'Clock. The
friends Of the church are invited to be present.
VToLATIoE or Az OEDISANcE-There is an
ordnance against the practice Of allowing
horses attached to vehicles to stand in the
street without being pitched. /. Rocco was
fined five dollars yesterday for a violation Of
the ordinance, his horse having started, and
the wagon to which hs was attached having
osllidsd With sHother vehicle, to the damage Of
the latter.
A BEAUTIFUL Curve were shown yes
terdsy a beautiful golden cup, valued at $50,
which conposes a portion Of the Citizens
Plate subscribed to he stakes at the fall meet
ing over he Memphis Race Course. The cup
in question has been furnished BY Messrs.
Merriman & Co. Of this city, and is creditabls
to their workmanship and q monument to the
Hbsrslity q the contributions.
MAEkET MAsTzEs EIEor.-His understood
that two new market houses will be thrown
open for business on the 1st prOximo, under
the provisions Of the late market ordinance.
The two markets will be under the control Of
as many Market Masters, who were elected
BY the board last evening. Mr.. u. Loving
was elected master Of the market in south
Memphis, sud Mr.. n. B. Holt was chosen
master OF the north Memphis market.
DEowSED OF a FLATBoAT.-A young man
about twenty-five yezrs Of age, fell overheard
from Mr. J. J. Loving's lumber-boat, at the
foot Of Buck Island, a short time before day
light Sunday mornins, and was drowned before
he could receive assistance. The deceased
shipped at this city, and gave his name as
Thos. Brown, but it was inferred, after GER
tain paper OF bis person had been perused,
that bs name was Mcclure. He was a native
~ Ireland, but late Of Louisville.
TEIAL OF HENRY BUzGETr.-The trial Of
Henry BuTgstt, charged with killing George
Hubert, on Thursday last, an account OF
which We have already given, was opened at
Marion, Ark, on Tuesday, ard viii, in all
probability, be concluded to-day. The attoF-
neys in the case are Mr.. Hauks, Of Helena,
and Judge King and Gen Sale, Of this city, for
the prosecution, and Mr. Lyle, OF Arkansas,
and Messrs. YeTgsr ard Carpenter, oTthis city,
for the defense.
NOBLE CHAEITY.-By accident, we heard
yesterday Of the bestoWmsnt Of a noble char
ity By that mysterious order, the Sons Of Malta.
Thsy havef for som etime been mfnislering to the
wants Of a poor family in this city, composed
Of 4 man, bis wife, and child. The kindness
Of the order, however, was unaTailing to pre-
serve life, and both parents died, leaving a
sliftle boy alone in the cold world. Certain
charitable members Of the order, however,
took charge Of the little fellow last evening,
and paid his passage to Psduesh, at which
place be has relatives.
INaUEsT-An inquest was held Yesterday
BY Esquire Horne on the body Of Mr.. Forsyth,
who was killed by falling from a third story
window at the Commercial Hotel Wednesday
evening, an account Of which we gave yester-
day morning. There was no testimony intro
duced to the jury beyond The mere fact Of the
accident. The deceased left Columbus, Ca,
-four or I've years ago, on account Of two IN
fortunate ARRAYS in which be had been engaged
there. A small sun Of money was found in
his possession, which was handed over to a
kind friend, who took charge Of he remains.
A STEAMBOAT CLERK DRowEED-Ths Sc
cond clerk Of the White river packet MGrE Pat
terSOa, fell overheard at the foot Of Island &C,
On Sunday last, and was drowned. Tns boat
was landing az a wood yard at the tine, and
the deceased, who was standing or the lower
guard, lost bis footing and was preeipitsted
into the river. The body was carried around
under the wheel and lost to view for the time.
Il was subsequently, recovered, however, BY
the keeper Of the wood yard and inferred
A gold watch and a small sun Of money was
found upon the body, which are in possession
OF the keeper Of the wosd yard. The name Of
the deceased Is unknown to Us.
DAScrSs AcADrmY-H win be seen from
bis card, that Mr.. LiPpsrd, an accomplished
master OF his profession, proposes to open
a dancing academy at 266 Main street, over
the store q G. B. Locke 4 Co, on Thursday
next Mr.. LiPpaFd comes 70 our city with the
highest recommendation from prominent eiH-
zsns Of Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee, Ala
bams, Georgia and Louisiana, and he is By
them Endorsed az a worthy gentleman and an
accomplished teacher Of his art. Upon these
recommendations, which we have carefully
examined, we take pleasure in uuhesitatingIy
recommending him to the patronage Of our
citizens.
THE SEEATE-This favorite house has Just
received a stock Of wines and liquors direct
from the importer, that esnnot be surpassed By
any ever brought to tins city. Mr. J. H. Ely
one Of the most experienced young men in his
business men In The eogntry-IiI take plea
sure in serving to his cus, omers, and the pub
lie who may favor de house with a caIl.
Al the ciEar stand there will he fouU5 an
The choices brands Of imported cigars and to
bssco wkieh Mr.. Baker viii take pleasure In
selling to bis customers. It. !