Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL MATTERS.
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER G.
No LIcENsE-For selling without license,
Bridget Malone was yesterday fined seven doi-
lars.
LIQUOR L,w-For violating the provisions
of the liquor law, Harry Simmons Was yesterday
fined eleven dollars 10y tine Recorder.
Grand battle OF Bail Run, at Ojd-FeIlows'
Hall next week. for ,he benefit Of tire sick and
wounded soldiers.
STRAY HoRsE ForNn-Oacos Kelley and
Causey yesterday took mp a stray horse, With a
Spanish saddle on It's back, saGa bride, one rein
of (which was Of rope, The owner can get it by
applying at the station house.
0yERrox HosrrrAL-w. r. Haukips died
q, the Overtcn hospital yesterday. lie belonged
to tke 18Th Arkansas regiment. company A,
Hereceivei a wound in the elbow joint which
shattered the bone 70 pieces
pERJuRY-S X PHlpct was charged before
Judge Dixon yesterday by 5 X Lookey with
the crime Of perjury On The application of his
s5iuney. Mr.. Gallagher. be was held in s. ibou-
sand dollars bail on his own reoognilanoe
FLouslSHNG-Among the a~ourishing ins.i.
tutous OF the city is the Commercial liote.
Nessrs, Scott ~ JON s. with their very abl,
clerk. Mr.. Stoddsrd, arr bringing back its palmy
days
sDD-FElLowS HvI-Buton> great South
ern pictures, and the moving panorama repro
senang the ba;ls Of Bail Hun, viii Zoe exLi5ite.
during next week for the benef, Of the oijiers
previous to les departure for New Orleans.
CUTTING ArFRAY-Lsst evening John Gai
laghcr, a hand on the steamboat Rose Douglas
got into a difficulty with Pauiek Fereil. az
drinking house on Fgout Row, uesr Madison
street. in the course oivhich vae side o. his nos'
was cut through. FeIreI was arrested
RgCoRnERS CouRT-AtE.i court yesterday
thare we've six,eencSses. Nine persons paid =.
in Zines. two were put On the cAain-gang ION
ssre discharged and enc whipped Two weT'
charged with in.0 xica;ion. eight with various
m-isaemeauors. one with fighting. three vii.
violating the liquor ordinance, one with acting
As runner ard drummer without license, aHd un'
with being disorierly
RIGHT SIDE Up AGAIN. are sure il vii
be glad ddiugs to Ire numerous fi-niso Of Capt
.Ino. /. Safarraus. that be &, again TO be see-
ia the streets, with the same pride Ia his port
and fre in lis eye that carried him into III,
battle Of Belmont. His wound was very severe
bat the gallant captain viii soon be as good as
new. and he expects the pleasure of giving
AOld.Abe smother turn before long.
MILITARY ScHooL-Mr. ". il. Passmorf
has established a school for military instructor
in HErdee's tactics. He opens this evening a
: o'clock st the Gayoso Han, On Main, between
Gsyoso and Beal streets. Those who compos,
the class viii please &c be P~uRetual IN attendance
Mr.. Passmore IS an experienced Instructor an,
has been engaged in teaching tactics from Lh'
lime the volunteers began mastering in this city
kyaTUrR BENEFT-The Southern Mother
viii receive another benefit on Monday evening
next. st the New Memphis ,heat7r. The enie.
ainment viii embrace a wei selected programme
OF vocsI and instrumental music, under the di
rection Of Prof Katzeubach. Several ladies
smatures. who have not heretofore appeared
viii participate, AID every ezerl5n be made q
render the occasion an interesting one. The Pc
cuniary intention Of the entertainment should
and doubtless win, call ont a good house.
MARKET HouRs-The hyur Of four o'cloc.
At Which the markets now open is found incoa
vepient b, many OF our citizens The days ar
Sc short thai there is scarcely time Tor tnos
wishing to 20 there sodo business and return
home before dark. This is unsuitable FOR lalie
and others living az 4 distance from market
general wish Is expressed that they should
opened earlier, say At 3 O'Clock VIII the Cit
Council accommodate the pubEcf
~ Can't MeDou2ld's cavalry company, has
inc gone into camp at the fair grounds, vi
shortly be mustered into service. AI youn
men anxious to serve their country and drive tn
invader from southern sol, would 60 well
attach themselves to this company. TIE mrsie
roll is not yet ful. and q lev more wall be take
tofH the ranks. such a good opportunity shoul
not be lost, a. Capt Mcdonald is sn officer
experience. and viii make his company wheL
should be-weIl drilled and well equipped f
service in the fed.
SlGSs OF THE TrHEs-A painting Of q raET
pant bull, tail in an and horns bufting, with Nv
or three terrified individuals making rapid tin
with their legs, the whole indicating Bull Run
Is Just now a favorite sign among the groggerie
Another is a couple Of animals, tie new classics
lion Of which among any genus or species woul
generally, as they are painted, be difficult, vel
it not for the accompanying words: Here
your mule On Monroe street is q sign whicI
for its tutLfulness, may be commended to groJ
genes generally; it is Der TeuieIs HOLE =
the devils hole.
River News ana Steamboat Business.
The river began to rise on Wednesday nigh
andB now coming up slowly. The wealth
yestezdzy WIS partially cloudy, but warm al
agreeable Business was lively at the landiI
The Cambridge from Columbus had q qua
uty Of game and produce she returned int
eveniug--T The Carl was in from St Franc
river with a lot OF produce----Th e elega
Yazoo, one Of the Heatest boats running up Il
river, leaves this evening for Columbus, in cor
mand Of Capt Marshall. The captain is
staunch and warm patriot. He formerly col
manded a boat in the ST. Louis line, but WIN
others connected with chat line went North,
stood by the South, and bis devotion to the eau
h4s won him confidence in high quarters. +