Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-27

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carriers aud agents. From and after this date,
therefore, the uniform price of our paper will be
Five CENTS, per copy. Itwiil.be iotAilrd at the
counter, as heretofore, at five cents
May q, 1862.
n We are indebted 10 Capt. Mason, Of lhs
Whitfield Texas cavalry, who recently arrived
from the North as AL exchanged prisoner, for
late northern papers.
RECORDERS COURT.-The Recorders busi-
Ness was prosperous yesterday. He had twenty
six cases On his own docket and twenty-five on
the Provost, Marshall.
The MAYORALTY-The 11rgus anticipates
that Aid. Ssml. 1. Morgan will have 10 opposi-
ton as candidate His claims appear TO be gen
orally fRvorably received.
70 MISsOURIANs-The Missourisus nov IN
the city of Memphis are requested 10 meet ct
Col. Clay's rooms, 80. Main street, al 10 0 'elock
this morning, on business Of importance.
LEAD WASTED.-The government wants
N~A 49, = AOSS'oAhy AAu AhPoA@bAf~
The government agent in thc city finds E diff
Guilty IN procuring a supply. The patriotism Of
the citizens is appealed TO, TO do the best and
most that can be done TO supply by every snd
all possible means this much wanted article.
IL LOTS TO 5UIT-At 10 o'clock this morn
ing Wallace X Co. viii sell, by auction, twenty
seven boxes Of tobacco, of excellent quality
tobacco that is worth having. The whole will
be positively sold and divided into lots 70 suit
purchasers. This s line chance fE = profitable
investment
LADIES Don't MISS ~Tms.-ThIre thousand
dollars worth Of the finest dress goods eyeI Of
lered by Us Fifty patterns of silk, dtty lace
NANTES, and a large lot of the finest bereges,
lawns, laees. hosiery, etc, etc. Sale Ut . a. NJ.
aud Bpm Ladies, remember TWO sales ~ day
by A. [. Andrews & Co. st PSI Main street.
The TIME AND PLACE TO BUY.-Chss. n.
Erich, of Main street, between Union and
GayosU, offers his stock Of China, glass, queens
ware, plated goods, hardware, ETC., AND the
store ixings, al reduced rates nom nov until
Monday next, when the remainder viii Be sc!d
by auction See the advertisement
No BUTCHERS MEAT. There was nuch
CONSERVATION in market Un account Of the 40
sencs Of the butchers, who havs published &
card, saying they cannot afford to sell at the
prices fixed by the Provost Marshal. The nat
ter is undergoing an investigation at lhs Pro
vest Marshal's office.
ATTENTION, COUNTRY PEOPLE We this
morning publish an order from the Provost
Marshal, which informs citizens in the surround
ing country, that any provisions they choose to
bring or send to the city, for sale, they can sell
from their wagons at all hours of the day, At
the tariff prices They require no permit u
license of any kind-all restrictions are @bOi-
ished.
EVERYBODY, ArrENT1ON.-The bus bee
auctioneers of this city, Wallace, Hyde & Roger
son, sell at auction, this morning, a larger eollec-
ton of every description of property than the
tabled box of Psndors could possibly contain.
We select from anon the goods, wares aud
merchandise to be sold this day, one inshu neut,
which should call together a multitude IL itself
We mean the magnificent piano. Read their al
vertisements carefully.
SHOOTING a NEGRO-A white man named
Levi, last evening al five O'Clock, shot = negro
on Shelby street near Talbot, wounding him in
the Aeshy part Of the thigh. 1t is stated that b.
entered Lewis sore on Shelby street between
Beal and Linden, and that = dispute arose be-
tween him and Mrs Levi, which led to The shoot
ing The boy was engaged in waiting on 4
sick officer who is staying aitb a family on
Union street. We hear that Levi has been ar
rested
BEYOND THE TARIFF-J. Asher vas before
the Marshals court yesterday, charged with
selling salt at fifty cents q pound, which is over
the rate allowed by the tariff AS he had not
seen the Marshal's tariff, he was allowed to 60
with = warning,
Francis Ernest, for selling beef at twenty-five
a pound, which is more than the tariff SLOWS,
WAS fined twenty-five dollars.
SHOOTING AFFAlR.-A couple Of gentlemen,
one a military man belonging to Prices army,
The other a river pilot, bad = difficulty il q room
il GreenlzU's Block, Main street, between Union
and Gsyoso streets, last night, when fhe military
gentleman received 4 shot in the arm The ball
fired at the pilot struck the carpet between his
feet. Officer Mcmillan interfsTed and seized a
knife from one Of the parties and a pistol from
the ~other-plsced them under arrest and stopped
further violence
RELEASED.-Mr. W. J. Smith, of Grand
Junction. whose arrest at that place on the
ground of making some remarks about Buffers
" infamy proclamation we have mentioned,
has been released and is in the city. be was re-
leased on the report of Assistant Inspector Gen
eral b. b Wsddell That report shows that al