Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-20

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both our daily and ti-weekly circulation
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Using medium in the ely. Advertisements j
the business, special notice OF want column
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both editions.
LJsr OF LETTERS.
Tie list Of uncalled fer letters in the Mem
phis pos, Office viii be found on The fourth pag
Of this mornings paper. L will regularly aP
pear in every Saturday and Sunday morning.
edition OF TIE APPEAL.
GIVE ara .7dsbted to the Adames Express
company FOR late papers.
~ Read the Advertisement headed "smokj
Cbimneys7 in this mornings paper.
T. q Calls upon persons to bseons sandi-
dates are charged at The rate CT ten cents pei
line.
"a Rev. C. A. Davis will preach in DAD
fellows hsn this morning a. Il o'clock, and
at Z o'clock this evening.
CovrEzrT p CoURr.-Wiuism O'Hsrron
was sent to jail yesterday morning by the re-
corder for contempt Of court.
SIT AT LrBEzrx-urse negroes, confined
in jail as runsways, were discharged on habsas
corpus, yesterday, being free men.
THE PEIsoNERs-There were 49, persons
in our jail, Inst evening; 3 were State
prisoners, sue g. were on the chain gang six
Of them were negroes.
PANrA1oescAL.-Mke Crow was commi.-
ted to Jail for trial yesterday, on the charge
Of stealing pair Of pantalooas from Logan's
store, il the third ward
Or BAm.-Charlss Morris, who has been
awaiting bis trial in jail for fourteen months,
On the charge OF horse stealing, was liberated
yesterday on giving bail in fifteen hundred
daIlars to appear.
ACCIDENT CT THE LITTLE Rock RAILROAD.
4 train on the Little Rock Railroad ran Of
the track two miles from Hopehsld, on Frida7
morning, A passenger car was somewhat
damaged, and the train delayed.
No LfcESsE.-Those who are trading with
cut license had better call on Tax Collector
Bowen and obtain the necessary documents
for want OF it in her liquor business Elizabeth
Condsn was yesterday faed ten dollars.
ExToRr17N.-Oa Friday night four persons,
some Of them ladies, took hack at r" to
drive them ftom the Charleston railroad to the
Isver for this the driver made them pay
eighteen dollars. He was not TO be found
yesterday, but the police arrested MeHenry,
the owner Of the hack, to answer the charge.
BRAEoH BANK OF TENNESSEE, HE1FIa.
Tie following gentlemen have been elected a
board Of directors Of this bank, for the pres-
ent year, BY the m5'her bank at Nashville
! Fss7h Leuou, S. Bailey, d. S. Greer, S. T.
Z william Park, W. H. Carroll, B. T.
Dill, int, J. N. Williamson, a. N.
Einuaos, ERayners Eugene MageFney.
CorroN SrAT1sr1cs.-Ihe receipts Of co ton
st this port last week we're 21,6s6 bales. The
shipments 20 New Orleans goo; Ohio riEsl
COT u Hzfa8sto Live 1y627 bales
Total receipts Ass56 25o, O9I, against
256,876 bales received up to tie same time
last year, an increase Of 3,2I5 bales.
sTzEEr PAv1xs-An ordinance is pre-
psrln-. and is likely to pass council at an
early day, providing that property holders
shall pave the bali OF the street in front OF
their property. TIE intersections are to be
paved BY the city. This is an arrangement
that a large number Of property holders them
selves propose. We expect to see a consider
able amount Of good, solid paving commenced
az soon as the spring opens.
CTSomEATI ENQUIKER In cur adver-
Using columns will be found an advertisement
81 The terms Of this well-known newspaper.
The frequent extracts from its columns that
have appeared in the APPEAL render any mere
verbal eommendation unnecessary. The Gin.
siHnati Enquirer has been a consistent advo-
cate Of The rights OF ths States, and at the
present crisis it contends for ample justice be-
ing rendered to the South.