Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-21
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Eanaay mornIng. :. Augusss 81, 1883.

BandaT Morning, ; p, isS
arrfva5s ana Departures % TraIn
MruP.us AND CHAELEsToE.-rrains arr
at $50 n. and $50 p. N Depart 81 4:
A. n and 200 P. ~
MEMPHIS AM OHIo--Trains arrive at a
g.. and $50 P. 81. Depart at $50 A. n a.
100 ]. n
MrssIssIFF1 AND TENSEssEE-rrsins .
riye at Io-so n. DePsrr at2sm p. ~
e. Godey's Lady-s Book Tor September b
been received and is for sale BY Geo. PaitisO
q Co, at their book store, on Main street
Mr. . s Sc6zsEei60rid, travelling age
of The old reliable route known Is the la
te Mani Railroad, is in The city
It is proposed to engage he Coop,
Troupe, who, it is said viii so'a visit hi
city. 70 place a new head "a the editorial bal
Of an evening contemporary
Nor srsrArvrD.-Tbs charge sgsinsi "
r. Roads, Of obtaining ST from Franei
Pratt under false ~reteBees, which was inves
tgaied before Esquire Horne yesterday wa
not sustained, and the aoeusedw was discharged
ELAAAE VA H. Akat MNAN NNEAA w
l~inquents before the Recorder yesterday
agsinst whom fines to the amount SIS were as
sessed. Five persons were sent to the chain
gang.
HABEAs CoRFUs.-Jsmes Vernon, at present
under arrest in this city as a fugitive frou
Ohio Justice, viii have an examination on th'
18th Of September, under a writ Of habsas cor
pas.
The FrRsr BAPTIST CHURcH.-The admir-
able repairs to the church edihse, on Second
street, near Washington, provided for some
time since, are almost complete, and service
viii be held in the msinhan Of he building, on
Sunday, September 9th.
REv. DA. DRAxE-Reg. d.. Drane, pastor
OF the First Baptist Church, has changed his
residences 70 the suburbs OF the city, and now
resides at the corner Of Walker and College
streets. Hs nav Be found at the Office, in the
church edihes, generally during the day.
SERVICES AZ TIE CHHlsrlAS CHUEoE-
Rev. Dr. ". J. Barbss, pastor Of the Christian
Church, on Linden street, has returned from his
northern tour, and viii occupy his pulpit as
usual to-day. Services a. 100 A n, and S
R.M
SALE OF rHE FRsT BALE-We announced
yesterday the receipt Of the 6rst bale Of cotton
from North Alabama, grown on the plantation
OF Major Robert King, Of Leighton. It was
consigned 10 Messrs. Simpson, HAYS & Co,
and was sold yesterday at Is cents per pound.
The cotton in question clssssd as good mid
ding.
DIsNIssED.-John Bsnsey was s~rrsignedbs-
fore Esqulre Home yesterday, al the complain
Of Jas. VerHoa, upon tie charge Of stealing
two geld watches. The larceny was alleged 10
have been committed at Hopefeld, Ark, and
the charge was dismissed, Therefore, owing to
want Of jurisdiction.
REQUIslrIox roR A MuRDERER.-A requi-
sidon from the Governor Of Ohio 70 Gov. Hsr-
ris Of this state, for James Wright, alias To-
ney Wright, who Is under arrest in this city
Tor the murder Of Woodward, ia Cincinnati,
was forwarded from Columbus, Ohio, to this
city, BY way Of Nashville, and Officer Bloom
VIII execute it at once and proceed to Cinein-
nat with the prisoner in charge.
MExPHIs AID ST. LOUIS RAr1RoAD Cow
FAET.-It VIII Be seen BY an advertisement Of
the Secretary that the subscription books OF
this company viii be opened on The 5h Of
September next to-ait, at he store of-BaH
a Bates, Hope6eld, Ark, and a. the Office Of
J. T. sWayne, CaIhoun Block, Memphis. Our
public spirited citizens VIII then have an op-
Pou5unity Of testifying their intsres. in this
work, OF 50 much vital Importance to Mem
Phis-
The NATURAL EFFECT or srREEr RAN
WAIVE see il stated that on the new
streets in Chicago, 70 which the street rail-
ways extend, where improvements were at a
stsn5-stll, new buildings Of moderate size and
cost are rapidly being erected. The compile
ton Of the roads to these points had already
added to The vsne Of real estate, and he de-
nsnd fer comfortable houses is and viii BE-
constant Such viii undoubtedly be tie ease
IN Memphis when or passeRgs. railways are
completed.
MISSES. FowLKEs & Co.-Messrs. FOwIkes
& Co, the ~wel-known cotton factors and
commission merchants, in the Post Office
Block, are fully prepared TO meet the require
merits Of the approaching business season.
Their stock Of baEgiaE and rope, groceries and
plantation supplies is large and has been care
fully selected Their large hre-proof cotton
shed IL in good order for the reception Of cot
ton. Messrs. 2. & Co. are the agents, also,
for The sale Of the celebrated Taylor cotton gin.
MEssHs. DAVIS & McDADE-These r-o
gentlemen have associated themselves in the
cotton and general commission business al No.
Sc Front Row. Mr.. Davis was well known a.
an active and reliable business man during his
connection with The firm Of Jones, Brown
Co, and Mr.. MeDa5e, late Of Pamela, Miss,
is not unknown to the business world. TLey
VIII always be prepared to furnish plantation
supplies upon the best terms. Their plans Of
business are fully given in their card, in
another column
MEssEs. GATES wooD g. MeKSIeHT.-We
fsslthat we cannot too highly commend this
old and reliable firm 10 the patronage Of
planters and the trade Their stocks Of bag
ging and rope, groceries and plantation sup
plies, is more couPiste a. present than eve-
before. They are agents, also, for the msnu-
f~scturers Of hs best descriptions CT powder,
while thew deal largely in oil, lime, cement
etc-
NEW FIEz-ns late firm Of Copeland,
Edmonds & Co, has been dissolved, Mr.. C..
". Edmonds having retired from the house.
The retiring member Of the firm cordially re-
commends tie new association to The patron
age Of The public, and We are quite as free 10
commend il 10 our readers. Tie business viii
be conducted hereafter By Messrs. l. NJ. Csld-
wen, F. N. Copeland, and E. W. Caldwell
As cotton factors, commission merchants and