Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-13


LOCAL MATTERS
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 10, 1862
THANKs-we thank R. j. Alcorn, Esq
Southern Express messenger. for polite favors
TOBACCO AUCTIoN-Al lovers Of goo
tobacco will bear in mind they can purchase 81 ID
Arcade, at 10 O'Clock, this morning.
~ See advertisements Of sale OF aIarge NUM-
Der Of No. Pianos, in another column. as mod5ra.
prices
PERsoNAL-C. Curtis, Esq late assistant o
Tax Collector Bowen, now ofCapt Wickss cava'rv,fs H
the city and in good health. Capt j. H. Edmondsou. o
the BluF City Grays, and Col t. J. Fianis. are also q
the city.
wA. S. Levy s. Co. sell at their sale
rooms, 1876 Main street this Tuesday morning. so q
o'clock thirty h~ogsheads sugar, different grades AIS
one hundred boxes raslus Perhaps the last chance a
sugar.
WAETED-A young man, a printer has en-
listed in an artillery company for the war. and who !
now in camp. is in great need of a pair of blankets
VIII some lady send APART the ATPEAL couuingr70m
aud thus contribute to the comfortof a soldier
LINCOLN BUTTER.-The Lincolnites have Gt
ted up the steam tug Lioness as q steam ram she ia frrn
ished with & steel Prov. Our Montgomery feet car
butt, but the Feds think the Lioness viii prove a butter
If 50. she may melt down the first hot engagement
FEMININE CRUELTY-A notorious woman
known as French Lou, was arrested by officers Lantrsy
and McMurrsy. yesterday, for whipping her white ser
want girl A short time SGD she served her in the SAINT
way. on which occasion she split the girls lip open
FREE LODGINGS Poster, slave Of mellow.
and Jim. slave of King were yesterday sentenced by tbl
Recorder, to receive thirty nine lashes each, for having
broke into a dwelling house where they were found hid
under a bed
Dress GOuDs CuEAP-A l.. Andrews &
Co. will sell. this morning, at 10 O'Clock very fine lott OIL
dress goods consisting Of silks, grenadines. lawns, 5srsgss,
etc, etc. also, fancy goods, parasoIs, fans. Iacss and
trimmings. Remember and be on hand at 25l Main
street.
CUTTING AND Observation-Disclosures 0 Vim
tiers, yesterday a1estedJames Mclaughlin and A. Carey.
They had a quarrel on Poplar street. when Mclaughlin
struck Carey with 2 brick, and Carey gave Mclaughlin
two bad cuts in the right arm. Whether the cutter was
a tailor, and the other party a brieklaysr we did not
learn.
A BRAvE-B. Mccoy was yesterday intro
duced to the Recorder az a brave fellow, who had &C
compHshsd a feat any soldier in cur armies would shrink
from-he had first quarrelej with a woman then thrown
a brick at her. A~regisry was made in the court books
Of McCoYs exploit for which ne was charged e fee OF SIX
dollars
MARsHAL's DOCRET-The examples made
by timing and sending to Jail those who violated the Pro
vost MarshaIs order, by selling HquoE have been eaica-
cious. if we may Judge by the MershaIs docket AZ the
Recorder office the css=s registered there are few and
unimportsnt The physicians and druggists are also
held with a tight rein, and appear to be doing a Iagit.
mate business still people do get drurk-how is it donel
REAL ESTATE SALE-The public VIII bear
in mind that they can secure homes to-day in a quiet
central part Of the city, three neat residences on Gay
$50 street, south Of Mrs. A. L. Shsw's residence. This
property being so Convenient and always comuauding
a fair rent, and money plenty we have no doubt many
will strive for the investment Br- Caycs. who is so
well known asa prompt max, says the sale will com.
mencs precisely at o'clock On the premises.
FIFTY RECRUITS WANTED-The Tennessee
Guards, Of the 4th Tennessee regiment, obtained high
credit st Shiloh for their steadiuess and courage Ia one
of the most brilliant charges Of the bSle. Er u T.
Garvin is at Southvorth & Names Main street between
Adams and Washington. ready TO receive City rs-eui.s
into this fine company. a more favorable opportunity
to get into a company Of brave enc rss1s- .sle I7u--
fellows is not to be found.
FREE MARKET-At this adme11is .45.l--
ton, yesterday, no less than seven 5uuir-- SAD a-y
persons received assistance as follow: gloJ POUND 1ouE.
Sc bushels corn meal, I5 bushels PEAS. g4 pounds bacon,
50 pounds soap, 500 pounds sugar, 60 gslLcrs u5ilssss 8
bushels salt Any person friendly TO ire -an-=s Of sol
diers now III the field can aid this pIlzr-hroPic labor OF
the free market by leaving vegetables or any sort of pro.
visions with H B. Chles, Esq at Ire free ma-5st depot
No. 10 Shelby street
LADIES' AUCTI0E.-J v. Gilbert IS Co..
corner of Second ami Madison streets, win sell at suction
this morning at 9 o'clock precisely the remainder Of that
large stock Of embroidsries. Swiss and null musuus
sewing silk and g~inghams Also. large Tot VI house
hold furniture, in great variety, bedsteajs- chairs one
fine book case and q nice lot Of fine engraviags na5t-as-
ses, cook stoves, and many other articles for h0rsekesp-
ers. Now is the time to spend your Confederate money
Be sure to be on hand at . o'clock this morning
OUTRAGE-For some reason, three parties uu-
known, last evening between six and seven Orl.cEr a#
tackled two soldiers on Gayoso street between Main and
Second. They shot at them twice, but failing TO Bit they
threw bricks at them, one of which struck one Of rhetvo
soldiers on the mouth, knocking out his front teeth sud
telling him to the ground When this was dous they
mounted a buggy they had with them snd drove frr
ously off, passing up Union street The injured soldier
was taken to the hospital
REAL ESTATE AUCTIOS THIS DAT.-Mes5rs.
Psssmore. Lide & Marshall will offer for sale to-day, ar
II o'clock a. W., thirty acres Of land within two miles
and three-quarters Of CoUrJ SQUARE, divided iulo parcels
Of 2ls acres. They viii also ofer to tine highest bidder
several thousand acres Of choice, auuvisl lands In Az
kansas also. two splendid building lots on Talbot street,
between Main and Shelby. Terms viii be made suown
at time of sale, which will take place at the corner Of
Main and Madison streets to-day. at II O'Clock a. 81
Titles perfect See advertisement
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS DAM
stated, on Saturday. that Sarah Mclaughlin
had commenced suit against the city, laying her dem
ages at twenty-five thousand dollars. We learn that her
husband was q tailor, little used to hesvv labor or exc
posture. In June last he was arrested by our police for
intoxication. and having no money with him with which
to pay his fine. he was put on that never to be sUfi
sxecrstsd institution, the chain-gsng. At seven
on the next morning his vile paid the amount Of
6ne to the Recorders CLERK, and gave an order for
mans liberation. 1t IS alleged that when she pre-
sented the order she was informed that her husband
would not be liberated until noon At ali events, al
though the fine was paid, and the order for his Liberation
ba yos detained in custodv -vorkfrr with ffa