Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-26

A. n. and 200 ?. n.
MEurHfs kEB OHIo--Frains arrive I
100 a. y. sud 40 P. n. Depart at sso
n. and s.20 ,. n.
MISSISSIPPI ~ TENNEssEE--Trains al
nve at 1890 A y. Dspsrl st2.ooFn NJ
Mr. woop BAxsoN-nis w~ell-known aeto
is the proprietor OF a drnking-saiOon in NASH
vile.
q Mr.. Dewey, a special policeman fro.
Chicago, passed this city on sunday ne va
visit New Orleans on Official business.
Yorxe Mr.. CHnlsTrAs ASSOCIATION
This association viii meet al the Cumberian'
PRESBYTERIAN Church at half past s o'eloel
this evening. A fun attendance is desired.
In the absence Of the PASTOR Rev. DR.
Grun6v, there was 10 service at the Ssoon'
Presbyterian Church on sunday last.
RrooApEz's CoUHr.-Yesterday sas an uu
usually busy day with the Recorder. Thirty
three. cases were disposed Of, and fines to thl
amou=t Of si4O were assessed, $50 Of whisl
were paid. Six additions were made to tn
ohain-gang.
g A lady deck-passengsT on the stsams
Imperial gave birta 70 a fine boy while tia.
boat lay at our landing on Saturday evening
The little one we az once named Imperial
Prince. in honor Of the boat Long life to ths
little Imp.
PosrFoSENEST or THE FLORAL CONCERT
We are requested By Prof. Chase 70 say that
in consequence Of the indisposition Of some Of
bis pupils, the grand foral concert advertised
for this evening, has been postponed ul Thurs
day evening, when il VIII POsitiyeiytaks place
SFEISe At The LASDNG.-whle engaged
digging for sand at the city landing 2 few days
since, MAJ. Moseley struck a vein Of spring
water. from which a eopious stream Of the
pure GqEs has been flowing ever since it was
opened
q Mr.. J.. f. Watkins, editor Of the White
hall (Wsshihgtoa county, n. y SeEfind,
was a passenger BY the Messenger for New
Orleans last evening He viii visit Texas, for
the benefit Of bis health. Mr.. Watkins is ac-
c~ompanied BY his brother, Of the New York
city press.
The FIRST HoesHEAD.-Tbe first hogshead
Of new tobacco received in this city during the
present season was brought BY the steamer
Philadelphia from Hickmanyssterday sndWas
reshlpPed BY the steamer Messenger last even
ing FOR New Orleans. The tobacco was raised
BY Mr.. J. n. Clark, Of the vicinity Of Paris,
Tennessee.
VIOLATIONS or THE SUNDAY ORDINAsoE.
Two Of ourleading confsctiouers, Messrs. Jos.
Specht and L. Rocco were a%rraignsd before the
Recorder yesterday, for keeping their saloons
open on Sunday. Mr.. Spscht was fined $50,
and Mr. Rocco was mulcted IN the sun Of SO.
Mr.. S. appealed from The decision Of the Re
corder.
R. ?. GHEs, CorTox FAcr0R AND Con-
MISSION MERcHAST Attention is called TO
the card Of our friend Gibbs. which appears in
another column. He has BY long experience
thoroughly fsmliarizej himself with the
business for which be offers himself as a can
didate, and is every way worthy Of the public
and airOnsge.
MURDER AT NAPoLEoN.-We learn from
passengers BY the steamer Kat Frisbec, last
evening, that Kentucky lawyer, whose name
was forgotten, was brutaTly murdered al Ma
poleon on Saturday last. It is supposed that
the murder was committed BY gamblers, ss the
last that was seen Of him was in a gambling .
saloon He was known to have had the sum
Of $3.50 on his person ust bCsore his death.
NV Commission HousE-Messrs. Bridges
h Marshall, as viii Be seen by their advertise
nsnt, have opened a house in Memphis for the
Of the faetorsEe and commission
Mr. Marshall is no stranger TO the
Of Memphis, or 10 the persons who do
business here. Mr.. Bridges is equally entitled
o the public favor. We bespsak for the new
i'm a generous patronage.
To HE EXAMINED To-DAY-In the absence
Of a material witness yesterday, the case Of
Chss MorningstsT, who is charged with the
sbductioD Of Henrietta Levy, was continued
today, and win be taken up at 10 o'clock
morning before Esquire Horne. In the
.neantine, the young woman was permitted
yesterday 10 give her evidence in the case in
be form Of a deposition, which is understood
% be to the prejudice Of the accused.
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