Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-09

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day uirht 81 Democratic headquarters
BLUFP CITY DOUGLAS AND JoHSsox CLUB
Meets every Tuesday Hisht az osIuer Eaiu aud AarkI
z, streets s MI Ushs, president ). J. Real secretary
All Democrats are invited q attend these meetiur
@ Pebble documents, papers. etc., will soon be on hand
The headquarters for distrIbu.ion. Apply 10 IT.
re- Touus, o u 3 C. Lcnoyus-
BUHGLAHY.-Andrew Moore was up bsfor
the recorder yesterday, and fined ten dollars 70
an effort at thisvihg.
4 Corrox.-NiBsty-nins bales Of the 'rsv
nateriaF' were received By the Memphis an
q Ohio railroad on Friday last
TIE JUDGEsHIR-We believe no one Of th
I. applicants " have yet been appointed to 81
Judge MeKisrnan's place in the criminal court
Tive FuI1 Mooxs.-Tbere were two ful
: moons last months phenomenon which hsi
not taken place before within the last thrs'
years.
CITY JAn--Tsers are nov in the city jai
one hundred and Twenty-Five persons. Forty.
seven being criminals ssvsnty-four belonging
to the ch~aiD-gang, and eight being runaway
negroes.
OK BAu.-Ths butcher, Mccoy, who was
srrss'sd on day before yesterday, for an as
sault upon one Of bis trade, was before Iustirs
Hours on yesterday, and admitted to bail in
the sun OF $500.
a Unirsrsalist church at Odd-Felows'
hall, Rev. d. W. Reed, Of Peoria Illinois, viii
preach to-day al The usual hours, II ?. N aud
half past 2 y. ~. The public are respectfully
invited.
CHAseE or TWE.-By the new schedule on
the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad, the
mail train on this road leaves Memphis after
Wednesday next, a BALI hour earlier than
heretofore.
The CAupBEuL MrvsrRELs.-Tess popu-
lar dsIinsators Of negro character are now
acting in Cincinnati, and from the direction o.
their perambulations win doubtless be in
Memphis before very long.
RE1reIoUs-Dr. Alex. Means, D. D., Of
Atlanta, Georgia, whose arrival we mentioned
a few DAYS since, will preach at Wesley Chap
81, on Second street, between Poplar and Ex-
change, this morning at ten O'Clock
CO Any gentleman who would bay, on the
lowest reasonable terms, a beautiful country
residence al a ~nsighsorfng station on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, would do
well to cor over The advertising column Of
Monssrrat, DuPrse & Co.
RAILROAD IrEM.-A project is On foot to
construct a railroad from Memphis to vicks-
burg, on the most direct and practicable route.
z. L. Acse, Esq, OF Mississippi, is at present
engaged along the proposed route, in that
I State, in advocating its claims upon the public
attention.
An R1sHr" AsAE-ms wOmsn and
children who used to patronizs Roses confse-
t~ionary, On Bsal street, which was destroyed
BY the extensive ~confagration in that section
Of the city several months since, viii rejoice
to learn tha. It will be call right1 again on
tomorrow or next day, having risen from its
ashes.
D1ssoLUT1oS OF Co-PARrSERsHR.-t viii
be noticed, BY reference to our advertising col
umns, that the partnership heretofore existing
between Drs. Early and Taylor, has been dis
solved By mutual consent. DR.. Early can be
found in bis Office, four doors from Main street,
on the south side Of court square, between the
hours Of eight and nine A.. N and SIX and sew
en- O'Clock P. NJ.
TIE WRoEG PAssEEGEE"-It appears
that there are, unfortuna tsly, some half dozen
sons Of Erin in our city going under the very
classic name Of "Pat McCormic." A war
rant was issued for one Pat, on yesterday, and
another was made a victim to its memorable
execution. He no doubt thinks that the shaks-
psdsn msKim-@thsre's nothing in q Hams"-
more poetic tLan practical
FoE TIE LADIEs.-The gentlsr sex Of Mem
phis will be interested to learn that, from pres
ent indications among the uPpertsndom Of
other cities, dresses will very soon again be
universally trimmed with houncss. These,
however, are TO reach only half way up the
skirt, and will be or1amented with inches Of
narrow ribbon, or a small " volan . Of silk cut
out and laid az The edge Of each founce. Our
CITY bellies are never far behind in the race for
fashion.
DLk FILTHY ALAAEaa-AAN NEN eAHAAAAAa
ought to insugurate some plan BY which The
city allies can be kept more neat and cleanly.
The hot weather which We have bad for sew
srsl DAYS, causes them 10 send up heir savoy
odors Ike incense 70 the god # BePhitic nuis-
auoe%r city would-bs greatly improved in
health during the summer months, If this mat
were properly attended to. Who viii be
The first alderman in cur city council to set The
bali in motion
THE W~EArHEE-The weather continued
eauauyzs warm on yesterday as Tie day be-
fore4% thermometer being stll e IS
Those who act on the maxim that ''missry
loves company viii feel satisfied in knowing
that he weather Is piping hot' also IN New
Orleans and Mobile. The T1baas SAYS that
the thermometer in The latter place, which in
1859 rose over q07 only seven times, has this
wear been above the same hight tbiriy-threo
times.
NORTH MEHIFHs.-Among the evidences Of
the growth and prosperity Of this portion Of
our city. We would call The attention Of our
readers b the advertisement q Ward g. Nc
ClelIsnd, wholesale and retail dealers ia drugs,
psiuts. oils, white lead, and the largest dealers