Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-03

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Overland ii D COACHES ." Little EoSE5 Fort Smith, San
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Arkansas snd Terss. Fieksts sold By L. S. Knowiton,
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tt NEWS AGENTS, NEWS BOYS AND THE
PUBLIC AT LARGE.
Owing 10 the enhanced price Of paper, as
well as the extreme difficulty 10 procuring a
supply at all, The projectors of the APPEAL
find it obligatory upon them to raise the price
on their customers. The price in future will
be as follows
City subscribers will be required to pay to
the Carriers twenty-five cents per week, in
stead of twenty cents, as heretofore.
To the trade, three cents per single copy, or
SO GO per hundred.
Single copies at the counter, Eve cents, as
heretofore.
Weekly paper, per annum, $500.
G Rev. Mr.. Jones will presch at Beal
street Baptist church, on to-mcrrow, at eleven
O'Clock A. M, and at seven and half P. NJ.
cF Our old friend Col. D. C. Cross, Of the
9th Arkansas regiment of volunteers, is now
in the city, providing for the comfort OF his
men. He is looking as young as ever.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-This court had no case
on trial yesterday. The case OF VIM. Porter,
charged with the murder OF Michael ArehaId,
was postponed until the next term.
WARx HrARTED.-An unusual degree Of
WarmhesTte1ness excited among our citiz ms
yesterday, the sun made them so hot that their
hearts necessarily shared in the superabusd-
anee of c~sloFic.
So4ERvrLLE FsEALE TNsrIrUrE.-Ws in
sert the advertisement Of this institute else
where. Prof. Meredith, the principal, is a
grsdua'e Of The university Of Virginia, a fin
i-hed scholar, uuspairing worker, and one Of
the most thorough and successful educators in
the southwest. The advantages offered are
a most classical course OF study, a faely fin
ished and convenient institute, a healthy Local
ton, and southern teachers whose qualihea-
tons cannot b. exeelled.
swrSDLrNe.-Ohcers Johesoa and Morgan
yesterday arrested a man named Joseph
Wilder, charged with obtaining some $3.50
and a fine gold watch from J.. H. GaIlims, a
Louisiana pian'er, on visit to this city. The
men we're playing cards at a boarding house,
where tae Louisisnian was stopping. They
induced him to Join them, and then b. tricking
got lis money and bis watch from him. Coun
try visitors shoald be on their guard against
city tricks.
SPEECH OF REv. J. r. GRAVES This gen.
tleman, late editor OF that staulcb journal, he
Tennessee Baptist, delivered speech on last
nigh. at Odd Fellows hail, to a respectable
audience. His subject was "The dependence
Of the South on the North, her ruin and shame;
her independence Of the North, her wealth
and power.' Toe facts and figures presented
b. him were very interesting, and instructive,
and hiss speech was vigorous, able, and full Of
Southern FIRE.
Two SMASHING C~HARAcTEHs.- Officer Thur
man yesterday arrested Mary Dsvis and
Cathsrlne Williams, who live on the bayou
near Adams street, and who claim 10 be mar
ried women, On the charge Of fighting. Be-
fore lie officer arrived they had smashed their
tea ware, dishes, plates, glasses and other
DO &c ain ! ossessious over each others heads.
The street was covered with fragments, and
tie ladies were not in ball costume. Recorder
Moo e will examine them.
T7F- Eserybody is invited to call at the
Southern Gallery and Examine the specimens.
AtmjttsBes free.
Mr.. HUNGEKFoBD's ARRKsr.-MBch aston
ishmsnt vas excited ia The city yesterday by
the arrest Of Mr.. HungerfOrl, q well known
member Of the firm Of Street, HuDgerfOrd and
Jackson, of the Navy Yard iron f~oundery and
machine shop. The arrest grew out Of the
fact that the gentleman had with him on a
Journey esst-owing TO an obliging desire to
serve his numerous friends-l miniature mail
department. A Communication from his part
er, Mr.. Street, which We publish this morning,
ives a statement of the affair, which resulted
10 the honorable discharge Of Mr.. Hungerfcrd.
A SPY DnrosEp OF-NOt FAR from the in
fected districts, a man was arrested The other
day, whose peculiar objsctica 70 mingIe in
society bad, owing to bis being a stranger,
elcitfd tusp cions that che wasn't up TO JEFF"
bet was funsouBd." Mr.. Williams, as the
doubt nj stranger was named, vas arrested
and ext here for examination. The csuFs of his
retired habits and attachment to the charms Of
solitude we're at orce penetrated By the police
Mr.. Wiiism- Was Jones, a negro who
run away fram is owner in this city. He was
res.orsd 10 his master AMI sOcisiyyesterdsy.
SUppEN DRATH.-Ams who appears to be
known only BY the name Of Pat has for some
time been in the employ OF Mr.. Ritch6eld, at
his boarding house, under the Exchange build
ing. He complained, yesterday morning, Of a
feeling Of ersmP IL his stomach, but attended
to his horse and other matters as usual. In
the Afternoon be was worse, and about 9 O'Clock,
after walking about the room, he laid dowA and
died instantly. His death vas, probably,
caused BY the heat Of the weather acting upon
g system already injured by habits of drink
ing.
e. TIE Southron Picture Gallery is al
No. 219 Main street, opposite odd-feIlOws'
hall.
MUTINY.-We stated yesterday that some
troops in this city had been guilty OF insu5ordi-
n%atioB; they were from New Orleans. We
last evening received by telegraph TIE follow
ing unpleasant intelligence Of an occurrence
that tosk place, yesterday. It will be noticed
that The Grand Junction mutinsers were also
LouisIanians. 1.-Two companies Of The Polish
brigade Of Louisiana volunteers, disbanded at
Grand Junction, commenced Gg ting among
themselves. Eight were killed and severeI
were wounded. Percy hotel was riddled.o The
citizens were overpowered and were unable tc
ouell the riot. Mayor Prewltt tolegrphs tc
this city for assistance. The two conPshie.
were composed principally of Irishmen.
SUMTER GgAYs-We would call The attsn