Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-19

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Arrivals ana departures Of Trai
MEMPHIS X CHARLEsroS.-Trains az
at $50 a. n. and S.55 p A. Depart Al
A. NJ and 20 ?. a.
MEMPHIS \ OHlo.-Trsins arrive at
A. N. and 4.5O P D. Depart at $50 A. H.
100
Mrss1ssIFrI AND TENSEssEE.-Trains
rfve at 1890 A. n Depart at20o P b.
r. Wanted, to purchase or hire, a g
cook and washer, from eighteen to TIVE
years Of age. Apply at he counting fooH
the AFFEAI once
Violates or THE Ordinance AoAr'
sHoorrSG.-Wm. Ellison was fined hve doll
BY the Recorder yesterday FOR shoohag in
corporation.
FoRFsrAItrxe TIE MAEKET.-Thos- s.
one. WIN. smith and Jas. Il. Manus were ca
fined BY the Recorder yesterday for forssta
ing the market
We are indebted &, MAJ. Manning,
the ADAMS Express Comsluy, for papers
advance Of the mails.
n Francis Pratt was fined SO by the +
cOrasr yesterday for selling liquor witho
license.
MoEE NV CorroN.-Messrs Titus & G
received two bales Of new cotton by q
steamer DaHid Boone last evening. from C.
Wilkinson, Of Bolivar couuty, Mississippi
e Wellington Harlan, Esq, once a wei
known citizen Of Memphis, bat at present
thrifty Kentucky farmer, passed through q
city yesterday.
a For late Cincinnati and New York pa
pers, we are indebted to our friend Tsms
Order, Architect, who has just returned frol
The lattercity on a business visit.
DrscHAasED-nomas Carey, suaigns
before Esquire Horne Yesterday upon th
charge Of lief, and jeremiah Baldwin, eharg
ed with obtaining q horse under false prster
ees, were each discharged.
CHARGE or iLARcEsY-JuIus Heyer wa
arrested last even ng on the charge OF stealin
.wo gold watches from Frank MAILER, who live
at The corner Of Besle and Caussy streets. II
accused VIII Be examined this morning
AIDEKHEx AT LoGGERHEADs-A persona
difficulty occurred between Aldermen FaIn.
aid Perkins, in The meeting Of the Board las
evening. Nothing more destructive than
words passed, and Mr. Paris was fined fvl
dollars BY he Chairman for offensive language
FEsr BALE.-Ihs first bale Of new cottor
received in this city the present season, arrived
on Wednesday evening. It was the product o
Col L. G. Galloway, of Bolivar county, Miss.
aad was consigned to Messrs. Hopkins, Slover
Il Co.
A SFLEiDID BRANDY-Our friend H. S
King, on Main street, near the Wonshan
House, has politely sent MS for inspection.
some Of his fine brandy, recsnth- received. 7,
is a pure and superior article, aud not sK-
ceIled By anything in the city.
DrsTrsGUIsHED.-Among the persons Of
distinction now visiting the city and stopping
at the Gayoso are Hou. ". K Sebastian, the
popular and efficient Senator in Congress from
the STATE Of Arkansas, Gen. Peter B. S.arke
and Gen. Charles Clarke, Of Mississippi, and
Hon. John V. Wright Of Tennessee.
Our OF REFAIR-Is it too much 10 ask the
proper officer to see that the sidewalk on the
east side Of Main street, between Madison and
Monroe. is placed in proper repair; also the
Sidewalk on Monroe street, between Second
and rhird streets. These places need very
much the attention Of our Street Commissioner
GENrrSE NATIVE ANERIcASs.-A party Of
ten Indians, who belonged 10 the Kansas tribe,
reached The city yesterday, IN route 10 Jackson
county, Tenn. The party i composed Of eight
males and two females. They spent the day
yesterday soliciting contributions to defray the
expenses Of the journey.
DRowNED.-A passenger BY the steamer
Fdnny BuUlff, who resided in St. Louis, and
whose name was J. 6. Steerer, fell into the
river from that boat last evening twenty miles
above this city, and was drowned. The de-
ceased left a family in ST. Louis.
TIE Doc LAw-nis is the peculiar season
for the enforcement Of the ordinance against
dogs. Legons Of worthless ours are permitted
to run al large in the streets, however, while
the owners Of valuable animals are subjected
TO the necessity Of muzzlng their dogs. The
ordinance should be rigidly enforced in an
cases.
ca For a splendid article Of Champagne,
call on our friends Cole a Dyer, liquor deal
ers, on Jeaer5sn street opposite Commercial
Hotel We have sampled their " Prince In
perial = brand, and so far as our judgment
goes, We pronounce it a superior article Their
stock Of liquors generally is full and complete,
and they viii always be pleased TO attend to
the oriers Of their friends.
PEHsoEAL-Capt Dan Able, President Of
the Memphis and St. Louis Mail Line, and
Capt. james O'Neal, late Of the steamer J. r.
Luoas, were passengers TO this city yesterday
BY the steamer Ben Leris. Capt Able is in
pursuit Of elsiness connected with the mail
line, and Capt OsNeal has became a perms-
nent citizen Of Memphis, and will engage in
The commission business here at an early day