Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-21

Coral Hlattrrs.
tuesday HoTninE, 3: 5uue q, 1883.
Arrivals ana Departures Of TraIus.
MEEFHIs AND CHARLEsroE-TraiHs arrive
at 600 A. D.. and s;ao p. ~ Depart at lo4o
A. ~ and 7.30 p. H.
MEnrHIs AND OHio.-Trains arrive at
90 A. y. and 200 p. a. Depart at 745 A..
Al. and 40 p. D.
MISSISSIPPI AND TEvEEssEE-TrsiHs ar
rive at 1880 A. 81. and 800 p. a. Depart at
500 A. A.. and 200 P. 81
Tn Msms-On the Memphis s. Charleston
Railroad eloss at % O'Clock p. ~ On the
Memphis a. Ohio Railroad tae mails close qey
day at 4 O'Clock p H-, intending The man TOT
Cairo, s. Louis, Louisville and Ciheinnau-
The DEuoorAr1c AssoatrloN meets regu-
larry al their hsH. on Adams street. every
nursdsy evening, 1T eight O'Clock
VIZ. n. CoFuoLi, President.
THos. CzIDEE, Secretary
e. M. william Dustin, the weu-known
caterer for the Gayoso Housr, was ia Paduoah'
Ky, on Thursday last.
The contractors for grading Front row,
between Monroe and Union streets completed
the work yesterday.
PrEsoxAL-Nir. Chas. May and his charm
ing bHde. Of this city. were at the Planters
House, in S. Louis, on sunday last.
THAxKs-Fe- late papers we thank Eugene
Bowers, Of The Gen Pise, F. J. Booker, Of the
Msssener. and J. X. Moody, Of the Kafs Frs
boe.
CorroN BrooM.-We received a fun bloom
yesterday. from Austin, Miss, raised BY Mr..
p. G. Mcmillan, on the plantation Of A G.
Mitchell, Esq
Po1rcr FnEs-us amount Of lines as
sessed by the Recorder during the week end
ing Saturday last, aggregated the sun Of
s36225.
"a Mr.. D. A. GHHes, the "Ublquitioas1
correspondent Of the New Orleans CreSoenf,
left this city Tor s. Louis BY the steamer Pil
Gselphia last evening
School ExANISArioxs.-ne Junior School
Of M. Wise and the Primary Schools Of Mr..
smith and Misses Wood and z. RudisiI, in
the Navy Yard, viii be examined to-day.
MuIE LosT-Messrs. J. J. Smith a Co.
offer a reward Of i've dollars for The restors-
ton Of a mouse-colored mule, which wandered
away from their stable a few DAYS ago
GAYoso DEBATING CrUB-mis Club is,
We are glad to say, still in a prospecting con
didon. They meet al their bah, corner Of
Main and Union streets, tonight at s o'clock
REooRDER's CouHr-ne Recorder disposed
Of eighteen cases yesterday, and imposed fines
70 the smouHt IF $50, Of which sum s35 was
paid. Eight additions were made to the chain
gang
MUrrIrLIcrrT or OrrEssEs.-John Pep
psrs was s~raigued before the Recorder yester-
day upon the charge Of trading with slaves,
and fined ten dollars. He also rests under the
additional charge Of receiving stolen goods,
and his case was sent before the gra nd jury
CorrOx Buoou--We yesterday received a
cotton bloom from the plantation Of Judge
Duke, Of Crtteuden county. Ark. THIS is the
first bloom We heve heard Of from that county.
The plantation fudge Duke, we learn, is one
Of The few that escaped overflow during the
late Use.
CEIaIsAL CoURr.-In this tribunal yester-
day John KIRK was convicted Of the charge Of
having raised bank notes in his possession,
and bis punishment assessed at Eve wears IL
the penitsudary. The case Of James Hutch
inson, charged with the murder Of Andrew
Lshid, viii be taken up this morning
We invite the attention Of pleasure
seekers to the advertisement Of the Virginia
Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, to be found in
the proper column These Springs are delight
fully located, and easy Of access, and the wa
ters are said TO possess many valuable medi-
einal qualities.
PLAYIN5 POLICEMEN. Two enterprisiug
men, named John Gum and Frank sally, at
tempted % palm themselves Of upon an unsus-
Peeting person, on saturday night, as police
men. They were caught IN the act, however,
arrested, and brought before the Recorder yes ,
terdav. and fined SO each. o.
LAST CALL-Citv tax payers who have not !
settled for the 23d corporate year are notified
that cost. ETC, viii accrue upon their accounts
unless paid before the sth Proximo. If not
settled before that time. al delinquents viii be
reported TO the Law Side Of the Common Law
and Cbancey Court, and distress warrants
issued according 20 hs requirements Of the
city charter. JOHN NEWSOM, :
June 21-2t City Tax Collector.
RAuEoAp AooIDExr.-A negro named
David, the property Of Mrs. Daul. Ssfsrrsns,
was employed on the Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road, in the suburbs IF the city, Sunday, on a
wood train. By some accident he was caught
between two cars and SO badly injured that be
died very Suddenly Esquire Horne held an
inquest upon the body yesterday, and the jury
returned a verdict in accordance with the
above facts
FrRsr WAEn MErrrSe-msre viii be a
meeting held in the engine house Of Fire Con-
psny Nc. g, this evening, for he purpose Of
nominating candidates for Aldermen % repre-
sent the first ward the ensuing corporate year.
A general attendance Of The voters Of said
ward is desired, inssmuch as business Of in
portance relative 10 the location Of the North
Memphis market house viii be brought before
TIE meeting
ARREsTs-nere were several arrests yes
tsrday upon criminal charges, among whom
were Chs. Williams, indicted for stealing a
COW George Miller, charged with stealing
moaey, q watch, and a quantity Of jsEelry
from Mr.. Geo. Williams boarding-house on
Hernsndo streets and John Pepper, charged
with trading with negroes and receiving stolen
property, an Of whom were committed to
prison.
Orr FoE EuRoFE-Our friend Chm. Muller,
Of spectacle fame, took his departure ysster-
dsy evening, on a visit TO fatherlsud, the hone
Of his birth and boyhood, Bavaria. During
his absence, bis business here viii Be attended
to BY his brother. He expects TO return in
September, when he viii be better prepared
than ever 10 serve his friends, as be expects to
devote much Of his time ia Europe in replen-
ishiag bis stock and attention to his business
in general. He has our best wishes for hap
py visit and q safe return.
A GEEAr Rascal CAUGHT-A man named
George Miller was arrested by Officer Garrett