Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17


LOCAL MATTERS.
SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Il.
Rev. G. A. Davis viii preach in odd Eel
lows Hall to-day. at Il O'Clock An
There will be divine services at Union
street chapel this morning at n O'Clock
reg~oxAl-Nafor Il. W. Williams, the nego-
.,ra- o., the arrangement between Price aud
Fremont. and all TO Gen Frost. was ia the city
yesterday
Tin MEurms poEr-We publish this morn
inc another translation iom The Italian, by our
CITED friend i. A. siguaigo. Il viii be read
with pleasure bv his many warm admirers,
CRIMINAL CouET-Ihis court was occupied
during the whole of Yesterday with the case Of
Williams, charged with murder. L. was still
progressing when the court adjourned.
CAPT LhlToN's C~ONpANY.-The No. 3 Fire
Company are preparing to give a splendid ball
on Tuesday evening at their hall. The proceeds
win be devoted to the benefit of the Liberty
Guards.
Goxr TO THE WARs-Om demtricaI friend,
DR. BRYAN, is SO eager for the fray that be
starts for Chattanooga this morning with two
Gums and a portion Of his company, TO join Gen
CAROLS brigade. We have no doubt of his gal
Iaa..y. audhope for his success.
Ez,ELsroH.-This popular establishment,
up5s- The management of Nj. Il. Henghold. is
pressing in public favor. The edibles Of the
season are daily served up in the best style. EPi-
cures should not forget the Excelsior Restau-
rant. on the south side Of Court Square.
kFAvor-The Southern Express Company,
il. Borden. agent, placed MS under obligations
Yesterday Tor late New Orleans, Nashville and
Texas papers. The repeated failures Of the
mails render these courteses peculiarly accep-
ah.e.
LADY PIrarocREr-Auuie Coleman was
arrested yesterday for stealing from the pocket
OF q somewhat elderly gentleman, who had no
more sense nor principle than to be in her com
aauv. twenty-five dollars. She was arrested by
officer Slmous.
LADIES' GOODS AT AUCTIoN-No. $50 Main
since, is fast becoming the ladies emporium of
sI-mnhis A. /. Andrews & Co, advertise an
other extensive sale of silks, berages, delaincsr
and dress goods of every description, at their
sales rooms on Monday morning, Nov Il, at 10
O'Clock Ladies, do not forge, .l.
TENNESSEE MxsrRELs-On Monday night
banjo and bones, breakdown and melody, black
faces and fun. will. after a long interval, make
their appearance at Ojd-Fenows' Hall. The
grg-seds viii be devoted to the wounded soldiers
81 the Orerton Hospital. There must be a bic
r-aal on haud-the occasion demands il. Fol
ou,a The people must 60 and laugh for charity
The band intend having a season, giving three
OF t5ur concerts a week.
SICK AND WouSDED-On Tuesday night.
III the tbeste4. for the benefit Of the sick and
wounded saldieys at the Overton Hotel, thirty
Young ladies viii give an entertainment con
sl,tinr of songs. DUETS, quartetts, chorusSes
and :ableanx. The object is one that strongly
appsals at once TO the spirit Of benevolence an,
the glowing soul Of patriotism. The youn|
ladies viii give a fine entertainment. Let thei
noble object be generously responded TO.
cor WITH A CARVING KNTE-Yesterda
afternoon Nr. blessing, the proprietor Of tn
layoso livery stable, had a difficulty on Nanc
s.1ee. beyond the second bayou, with a ma
named John Welsh, in the course OF whie
Welsh. who considered himself acting in tt
defense ri ladies, got a carving knife, and vi.
It eut Bl4s,isg in the head, both arms, and add,
men. and stabbed him in the side. lie was a
rested. Blessings condition is not withcl
danger.
iSorHaR HIe-fNAT RoBnERY-0hcer Sin
ons Yesterday found a man named Chari'
Consghau stretched, apparently ~Hteless, by Il
pile of bricks IN front OF the Bradley Bloc
opposite Front Row, between Jefferson an
Adams. The pockets Of RS dress was turns
Inside ou.. lie was much intoxicated, anu h'
evidently been knocked down and robbed. !
was uut in tire station house 70 remain until
sa.aI De- sober enough to tell what had be,
aalr 20 him.
Max guE BIG GUNs-CapL J. {. b. Jones
new actively engaged in recruiting volnntee
fr lamedfate active service in the artillery cor
ut Fort Pillow. Let every patriot come forwai
Immediately and show his willingness TO Prote
our own fresides, BY placing himself behind OIL
o. .he many big guns unnamed now at fo
Pillow. This Is most excellent opportunity
those wishing to do their country q servi'
Cant Jones is a gallant oiicer, and those ".
ultv require it viii be furnished with boar
e~.o.hiug. etc.. from tie day OF enlistment. Hea
quarters - Front Row, between Adams al
Washington streets.
ALagTu tRy-The following is the rport
d. Thomas +. Peytou, Secretary OF the Boa
Of Health. ior the week ending at y NJ. yesto
5sv: Bilious fever /, consumption ,, cougestic
g.. aiarrhea ., dyseutery ?, d~ipthera ], disea
af the lungs J, exhaustion !, fracture OF the "
.ebra D., pistol shot 1, phthisis pulmonalis /, g
born J. unknown 3, wound total 20. Re-
sfuulatou-Adults IL, children s, males l5,
saales e. citizens 10, strangers 10, whites %
total 20. The above speaks well for our city.
referring TO reports for November for four yea
we find no week with so few deaths among
citizens proper. The health Of the city Jail a
ealab5ese continue good.
HsEDEE GRAYS' BENEFT-On ThuIsd
sIrat o number of patriotic ladies and gent
men gave a theatrical entertainment at the th
Ger for the benefit Of the Hardee Grays. ]
committee Of management, Messrs. W. II. Pa
mon. and 4. W. Patterson, Il. ?. Johnson, S
re-sry. have handed us d statement, from VIII
we learn tla. the gross receipts on that occas
were S8-G25. The expenses were: Mr. Thor
sag for use Of theater, 50; carpenter,
,saer. 81; advertising, $3.50; costuming, SO
music. SO; printing, $50; postage, $50