Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-27

AAeAlEan HAAeH AN -hEN
einnati, end keep On hand a large assortment
Of leather.
- Messrs. j. ". Prescott q Co have .
part Of a trunk Of clothing in their possession
that was put of the Sasgseh1Hna on honday,
al this port, from The nI-fstei S. Nloholas. i
is mostly fsmsle apparel, together with some
sheets, pfi0w-cases, etc. One sheet ismarke1
"P F. S" on the corner. There IS also in the
lot a small Catholic medal. one vest, and a
couple Of boys check shirts,
Messrs. Cavos s. sor desire we should
nodfy1an q assssih hat heirreale estate, 70 be sold
this day, at 10 o'dcok. is sufficient 70 induce
every one 20 attend who want homes, or want
to make money. Then, in that case many
viii be present. sale on Second and Thira
streets, and on Vance Don't forget they say
all can ride, and have a good dinner. Be on
hand at her store, n ssl Main street
Low ~ a CorrAeE-Lovs in a courage is
a sweet thiu--for lovers 70 talk about. We
shall publish Lsve ms Cottage"i in a day OF
two. ana he romantic and sentimental VIII
ind in q something thst viii attract their at
tention perhaps the common sense folks may
conclude. if they read #, that II is not unwoI-
thy Ct even their notice. Look ont for 81 Love
IN a Cottage
MoEroS's FDoUE AsrxcT-Clsrke J.. Nor
ton, at his store on Howsri's Row, is doing a
large business in the splendid brands Of hoar
be keeps on hand. He is agent FOR the prin-
cipsl mills in s. Louis, and has now a large
stock in store, which the consumes Of the
article viii do vel 10 Try. He is nov prepared
70 supply an with the celebrated o'FaBon
brand See his advertisement tins morHing.
MoAHIs CEnE1EKY.-we learn that he
reason the graves in Morris Cemetery were
not closed as rapidly as the bodies were taken
away, was because the directors desired to
have the removal completed before the warm
weather set IN They viii. however, have the
graves closed at once, IS II is their wish 10
have The somewhat painful business they are
engaged in completed in a manner that VIII
give annoyance 70 none.
IWs had the pleasure Of visit ysstsr-
day from MAJ All Bowman. OF the @. s
Typographical Department., who visits the city
On business connected with his 0fce- Maj
Bowman resided herr soms twenty years ago
and ~ was under his immedis te sHperiHtendsnce
that the Military Read in Arlassas, opposite
Memphis, was eoustructsL The work is now
as good az Ewes near quarter Of a century
ago, and IS liksly to be perpetual mohansnt
Of science aud skill
KEcoBDER's CoUET-ners were ssven-
teen ~dslhsuHnts before the Recorder yester-
day. The fines smounted 90 500. the half Of
which was pad. Wn. Scott CONVICTED q re-
sisting al ohcsr D ths discharge q his duty,
was fnsd So Lawrence Bra5sh, who has
very appropriately located a disor6eriy
house on Concord street, and who rs suspected
Of selling liquor without license, was fined SIS.
In default Of the payment OF fine, George B.
Brown was sentenced % the chain-gans for =
Pgiod of twsnythres days
RryzwAl NEezoEs AEHEsrD.-ThTes ne
Eroes who are knoEn TO Be fugHves, were az
rested 10 Nouoounah Botton, sbout three
miles from this city, yesterday, and placed in
prison here, 20 await the orders Of their own
srs- Taey give heir names respectively as
Dick, George, and John. and ars owned By
BEN. Bowsry, James vsassy, and John
Roberts TIE rsrty were arrested BY Mr..
JOINER.
Oheer Ross arrested . hos, whose name is
unknown. Oh the Bluff, in front Of the city,
Monday nigh He szys he belongs 70 Mrs
Clemens, who lives at Mason's Depot, on the
Memphis M Ohio Railroad
OR FrI1ows ASSIvEnsARv-he broth
srhood Of lie noble order Of Oil Fellows, Gel
ebra.eI the fortisth anniversary Of the intro
d1ci0n Of the order INTO he United States, in
shis CITY Yesterday. The exercises consisted
Of a procession and an Grafton, concluding
with a grand BAH al Odd Fellows Hail last
evening. The procession was large and impc-
sing. and a very pleasing oonoeit consisted ~
the Introduction or six immense cars, hand
somsly decorated, and drawn BY eleganihorses'
the turn-outs expressive Of te SIX notices
Purity, Faith, Charity, Hope, Fidelity and
Friendship, represented by beviss Of charming
little urls. An open hsrouchs, drawn BY Mr..
Charles Mays q~aa-tette Of beautiful grey
eagle horses, conainsd P. G.. ". N Yates,
the orator Of the day, and the Chaplain, Rev.
T.. =. Drsne. An appropriate address was de-
'lysred at the Han about 10 O'Clock, yesterday
afternoon, and the festivities Of the day closed
with a ban. whirh, We do not doubt, was a
most unsEeePionsbls entertainments
AzEEsrEB-On the Ioth inst, we Furnished
the particulars Of the homicide Of Benjamin
Rice, At thshands Of W. d. Bell, a short dis
.auce from this city on the Raleigh road, On
TIE 18th inst L VIII Be remembered that his
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killing, was arrested ar the time the affair &C
CURED, Bst W. D. Bell made his escape, and
had eludeI the vigilance Of the officers Of the
law until Saturday Last On Saturday last,
howeye-, BE- was found lurking about the vi
entity Of C5yington, in Upton county, and was
taken into custody. he was brought 10 this
city yesterday By the sheriff Of Upton county,
and placed IN jan He viii have an sKamina-
a. once.
TIE S~uFTEELEs IRON THE WEEcK OF TIE
ST. NrcHoIAs-So far as We were enabled TO !
furnish the particulars in regard 10 the condi-
uon Of the sufferers BY the s.. Nicholas disas-
~. a. the time, we furnished the sad details
Yesterday morning. VIZ again visited many
Of them, and had accurate accounts from the
remainder. and are therefore able 10 furnish
some additional particulars in regard to them.
CAPT Ben. v. Cline, the Clerk Of the boat,
died Of bis injuries about 3 O'Clock, yesterday
afteraoo8, al the residence Of his friend, Mr.. l.
r shock, near the Navy Yard. His remains
viii be taken 10 s.. Ions for intsrmeuL
Miss Ella Kennedy, q cousin Of the De-
ceased. Who had also been conveyed TO the res
idencs Of Mr.. Shock, is doing well, and viii
soon be in q condition 70 return 10 her friends.
She is a brave hearted woman, and has borne
her suHsnncs with the spirit Of a heroine.
Nr. J. S. Aycof, Of Wsuenlon, Miss, is at
ihe Gsvoso House. His injuries, though Sc
we're. are not 20 serious az ID was az first feared.
md there is reasonable hope that be viii re-
cover.
Mr.. B. Stewart, Of stanton, Va. who was
reported among the badly seaided, is also At
the Gayoso House. His injuries are terrible,
having been injured BY the falling timbers. He
sztucated himself BY grasping . rod Of red
bot i-or. 10 which attempt his hands were aH-
fully burned. He inhaled the steam after The
explosion, and hss received. il is feared
fatal internal injuries. ks condition last
night was indeed hopeless. Mr.. Stewart is a
ron Of Hon A. H. r. Stewart, and, VIII bs
remembered, was on bis way 70 Alexandra,
Ia where b. was 10 have been Married
D. Caps, Of Pennington, H., is at The
woodruff House His injuries are not serious,
and be is recovering rapidly.
o. Fl. REYNOLDS. Esq, Of Sioux City, Iowa,
remains az the Commercial Hotel Re is bad
~ scalied, and burned on his Hmbs and ether
portions Of bis body, and there is Htle hope
that be win recover.
All Efforts % ascertain tie identity Of The
uufortuna-e man az the Hospital, have been
fuitless, owing 10 bis inability 70 eouverse OF
understand the i-nterrogatories Of lis attend
ants. We entertain 2 suspicion that bis name
is Thomas Garter, Of Tsmsqss, schnTIkiH
Co, Penn. He is reported IN our list among
those who SIRE badly scslded, and Il is feared
thai be cannot recover.
There is a gentleman a. the Worsham House,