Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-10

go F-N 80 $3.50
she week.
WIFE WHIPPER.-GeoEge Wsisnsr was yes
terday arrested By officers SeiliVan aud Irby,
on the charge q whipping his wife. He bad
e cowhide bid under bis coat when the officers
arrested hin. He was fined $50 by Recorder
Moore.
DR. CUKREY.-This gentleman, physician at
5he Southern Mothers Hospital, has been
made Assistant Surgeon CT The Confederate
army, and detailed 10 that hospital for duty.
We shall have something to cay tomorrow Of
q visit we have made to this institution.
MsEaoE STREET GHosT.-The two detect
i've officers connected with our city police STA
toned themselves on the haunted premises, at
the corner os Monroe and Third streets, Oh
Sunday night. No missiles fell while they re
NAMED, but we learn that they have thsiE sus-
picions.
EscApED.-We learn that Air. E. J. Mar
shall, late telegraph operator at Padacab, who
ESCAPED with bis instruments The day the Lin
-~colnites took possession Of psdncan, has ar
rived at Trenton safe and sound. A de.ach-
unent Of Eessian cavalry was sent in pursuit
of hin, but ne managed 20 elu3e them.
aIEMRHIs LAcE.-We were yesterday shown
a specimen Of lace, of the kind known as
gofats applique, which was worked by d lady
Of this city and will be presented to the lady
of President Davis. Il contains twenty-five
different Patterns and viii compare fsyor8b'y
with the best European productions OF the
3Ei.d.
No MAERIAGE.-TheTe is considerable COS
alp ia he city respecting the recon fight o. .
Carolina gentleman, VINO hot long ago pro
posed marriage to a Memphis lady; the lady
7r=att 70 considerable expense IN r-sparing far
the ~nuptials, wien he intended bridegroom
suddenly lett the city. The bride that should
have been has gene TO Charleston to seek re-
dress at tie hands Of the law.
MozIcsL sorREE.-We have before us the
progTalans for the musical entertainment al
the thestc- tonight for the beaeEt Of the
Tennessee volunteers. The first part is the
Culrrit Fav. the second is the Flower QIeeD,
aad abouBds in cborusses, songs, recitztious,
duetfs and solos. The CracovieuHe dance will
be introduced. This VIII be a great treat, and
iho object is patriotic.
SUDDEN DEATH.-HenTy Msloaeg, book
Rse,7er at Risks stove store, retired TO Tess
at tel O'Clock on Saturday night; at three,
the gentleman who shared his room, on Madi-
son street, between Main ami Front row, swoke
and foaaA him in d sinking condition, and in
hale an ls5nr he was dead. Esq. Mallory held
an inquest eyer the body, when a verdict was
rendered Of death from disease Of the heart.
GExzEoUs-Messrs Qaiuby and Robinson
have undertaken to donate $50 monthly to the
Southern Mothers Home. That society now
OCCUPY two Of the stores and houses in the
Irving block. and z portion Of a thirj, the pro
p~rietors. Msssrs. Cook 81 Go. letting them haze
the tsDsmsatg rent free, The society paying only
taxes and insurance. The society ackn0"!-
elge 2 donation Of $3.50, made BY he county
court Of Phillips county, Arkansas.
WE CAVE Is.-TEe philosophical scntcness
Of our friend, the local OF the .GOalaac6s, =
practical chemist Of long experience, has
found so satisfactory a solution Of the mystery
OF the CHEST, at the corner Of Third and
Monroe streets, that owe cave n" He says
some person, of unusual chemical attachments,
drinks several bottles Of whisky; he then
throws the empty bottles into the premises in
question, ard pitches after them the bricks be
finds in his hat. The only difficulty we md
in this solution is, that the number OF bricks
is much bevord that Of bottles. Tai- involves
the question, how many bricks can be mad
out Of one DO tie Of whisky?