Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

oIEUBEH AETILLERT.-luls IS one or Tie
bes. and most efficient military organizations
in the city, bus they complain that they are
no. meeting with that courtesy and attention
from the city which is their due. They have
no armory provided IN which to place their
artillery, no place for meetings, no place for
drilling. They basebthcrto met in Exchange
hall every Tuesday evening for drill, paying
Mr.. Gilbert, late Of The United States army, to
put them through the necessary evolutions.
On Tuesday night last, they state that the
doors Of the hall were closed sgaiust them and
they could not obtain admission. This was
certainly On UNUSUAL manner Of treating gen
lemeH who, 70 the number Of fifty, are en-
desyoring to q. themselves to be good soldiers
Il The city should ever want defenders.
STOLE HIS PURsE-Mr. P. P. Lyons, Of
Salisbury, being in the city, yesterday, became
exceedingly fstigusd with walking round to
see the Improvements, and be applied at
Clark 3, IN alley running from Main 10 Shell
By, between Union and Gayoso, for a bed to
rest upon. Il was furnished him and be fell
asleep. On awakening he found tha. a pair
OF new pants BE hal on had been cut at the
riyh; haad pocket and a pocset-book therein
deposited. containing a i've dsilar bin, a two
and a half dollar gold piece, and about two
and q half dollars in silver, bad hssl abstract
ed oheers MscuraIas and Van Camper
arrested Pat. Ryan, John Castillo and John
Ferguson, who were in the room where Mr.
Lyons was sleeping. They viii be examined
MANAGER THouPsos's BENErIr.-We learn
that next Saturday night is the tine assigned
for a benefit, and we hope it may prove q
bumper 10 Mr. W. c. Thompson, manager Of
The Memphis Thestre. To him more than any
person connected with the theatre, are we in
dsbted for the success Of The drama ia Mem
phis. Whsn be undertook the management
De found the drama at a low ebb, and in very
inferior repute, but BY his energy and TASTE
be has placed our gem Of a theatre upon a
FOO ing second TO none in The South CT West.
Ls. rs give him a becoming testimony Of our
appreciation o. bis services, and reward hin
wei on Saturday night next. We learn that
Mr.. and Mrs. WsIaek have kindly rendered
heir services FOR tte occasion.
PHmHAHxoxIc.-We have received an inti-
nation that this association wi have some
thing wonderfully fine at their next matinee.
The ladies must really take this enterprise IN
der their patronage, aad induce The gentlemen
to attend with them they must make the ma
.inees az fsshionabls here az they have been
10 other citiss. In them the society is certain
to be select and agreeable, and an agreeable
1Jan50n can Be INDUCED in that is impossible
in the Promiseuogs night concerts.
MAEnLE WoRKs-Ateatl5n is invited to
the card Of our friends AIsssrs. Fisher, Amis
s. Co. in this mornings paper. They are in
every sense worthy Of general patronage, and
it viii be observed, assign many good and suf-
fcient reasons why Southern men should pat
ronizs and support them. The stone work
msnship on the new APPEAL Building is from
their hands, and speaks for itself. Il IS not
exceiied, if eqlaled By any in The city
e Taylor & McEven are receiving fur
Their supplies Of ladies' furs, eloaks, shawls,
fine wool hose, fne bed and heavy negro hlsu-
ksts, towels, eountsrpsnes ladies' extra fne
and plain sewed csifskin shoes, gents city
made calfskin boots, gray shawis, clothing,
wool socks, cogntry made, linseys for draw
ere, Shaker flannel undershirts aad drawers.
fine black dosskiu pants
THE PAycoAsr MAHKzr.-No need to
trudgs TO the marke. houses this bad weather.
Pancoast, at bis market store on Madison
street next door to SPschts saloon, has every
thing everybody wants -yenison, game, and
other Tlch yiands. He has the celebrated Nor
folk keg oysters and The Baltimore can .oys-
ters, and a host o. other l~uxuries. Can and
see bis stock.
AnHzsTrD. - Mary Mccarthy aad two
youths named John Donoho and james Daley
bad q general "skrimmage' withit he classic
precincts Of Pinch yesterday, in the course Of
which Mary tried the thickness Of Donoho's
skull with a Ratchet. The whole three were
arrested.
a We would remind our readers that at
10 O'Clock to-day the personal effects Of the
late Col. Locke, consisting Of valuable maps,
desks, &C., viii be sold at tie auction rooms
Of Monsarrat, Dupree & Co. These gentlemen
viii also sell a lot Of desirabls furniture.
PIsroLIcAL Joe, a slave OF Jack Mont
gomsry, in a dispute with "a man and a broth
err pulled out and presented a pistol. For
inauiging IL a luxury only allowed 70 q white
folks "-snd they have occasionally to pay fer
lt-Joe was arrested.