Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL NATE ERs.
OFFICIAL PosT OFFICE JOURNAL
FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY %.
Posr OFFICE The post Office viii be opened
from 2I 20 u P. n, today
LIST OF LETTERS The off sl list OF m
caledfor letters will be found IN our columns today
4 RelIsIous NorTcg Rev. J. W. Knott viii
preach at Bnionsreet church this morning at Il o'clock
I
i REcoRDER's CeUgT-There were thirteen
cases at this court yesterday morning
4 RELIGIOUS SRRvIcEs.--Thsre will be services
at the FIRST Methodist Churchesley ChapeI-at clever
o'eloeS a. N. this day.
Fast Day SERsIoN.-At the synagogue, cor
ner Of Main and Exchange streets. the Rev NJ Tuska
win deliver discourse in Enga al four o'clock n
WANrED-Any one hayiag 3 mich goat Il
Fe viii ind customer BY reading advertisements il
another column.
Fast DAY SERVICES W. j. Barbee will
preach at the Linden street CHRISTIAN Church corr
Of siggberTy this G'riday) morning At half past ten
O'Clock.
FiGHTISG LADIFs -8isg aeMahon and
Nancy Kelley, arrested by officer Winters were fned SIX
dollars each by the Recorder yesterday morning fos
! ashtiuE.
DEsERTERs.-Fou ieserlers. from the gun
boat Poneharran arresei police have been gyen
up to their officers and were sent away the seanl-
HoME FOR THE HoMgLEss The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of this asso
citation viii be held the residence OF Col NJ @ Gala
way. Of Third aud Court streets u 70 o'clock A.
n, onorroy.
FAsF DAY-1o-day is the time appointed
Ia the proclamation OF President Davis % be observed
dsy Of fasting and prayer Change and the banks
and public offices viii be closed and most Of the churches
opened for divine service.
SOLDIERS FAMILIES "A. resolution was pre-
Eented in the Board Of Aldermen Of New Orleans on
Tuesday evening last and adopted plsdgiag Tie oi
furnish the necessaries Of life to the families Of all e
zeas Of New Orleans who voleei into active servica
MoRSING MARKETS The City Council, last
night directed that the markets sha hereafter be held
from 10 O'Clock in the morning except the usual Sat
urday afternoon market, which remains. This will enahle
the butchers to attend military dria.
STEALING COI-ToN-Elen Beale, detected
On the bu stealing the contents Of cotton bale, was
yesterday morning tined six dollars by the Recorder Iis
hoped that for the future Ellen Bsale VIII not medde
with other peoples bales is baleul practice although
legally 5ailable ofense
LIBERAL-A subscription was taken up at
the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday morning % aid
young man, who is in the cavalry, and who los ais
horse At Donelson procure another animal. The sum
Of hundred and forty dollars was raised for the pur
pose in q few minutes.
BRIKKLEY B1rrrRY.-This battery, named
after R Brinkley, Esq, Ia. room for few more
tive young men. 0ur Jealous young friend Adolph 8er.
Rard late Of the Gayoso House Il the Heaenans and
Mr. Crock captain. This is ine eompany See the
notice in fhs advertising column.
COUNCIL MEErISG-Couneil held a called
meeting lsst night the subject Of railway connection
in the city Not being notiaed Of the meeting we did
not e.; report Of the Sayings and Doings" Some
thing absurd submitted to their attention. but
sensible resolution offered by AID. Korirecht wassdopt
ed The proeee VIII 6e found in another place.
FIRE IN Observation-Disclosures erFivsd IN.
the city from Helena fhis morning Al a very destruc
tive FIRE occurred 10 tst oily lass night We lsarn thar
Bailey Wares store, Hargresves stables, and NUN
Der Of buildings known Iish roF," near the river
were destroyed some additional news viii be found IN
the telegraph eousaa but no account has reached u
respecting tas sgsgiHef the eonfagrssion.
RscRurTs WANTED Col u. S. Ward has
daily aaihorize1 Mr Wm. O'Bnen. Of Fanois county
asas-pfi, to enlist men tor company now almost fun
70 ba mustered the confsderis service 81 Pamela
and commanded by Col Ward The company is raissa
under tho late cali Of the Governor Of Mississippi and
clothing, aud equipments viii be furnished. In ad
don TO te suar bounty OF sfty dollars % eaea re
craft BIT. OBnen may be found for fevs days at the
composing room Of the APPEAL Office. Dsz
A STABBISG C8sE.--J0hn kelley who keeps
grosgesyon aain street between Winchester aud Com
meree- doing business until aeT three ocaoek this
morning which IS later than the law allows For thi
The Recorder fined HIN eleven dollars He also fen out
with Of bis customers at thas hour. and drawing
sword from syyord-chpe, stabbed the man with It, near
the hip For tins be was committed 70 jail for examDa
Ten TIE charge Of sssanit with Intent to kill The
woundis not dangerous
The GREEN EYED MoSsrER.-A woman
entered ef5ee IN The city last evening" and made
gentleman present who to fighten her fred pistol OVER
her head regardless Of the noise Of the espon she per-
sisted in her mufderous Intentions but ygiihou, accom-
p-isling her obitet The police interfered and legal
investigation viii be made The genteman having be Il
recently married is supposed TO hsye some connection
with the bowislSnifs Gene
The BEAL STREET AFFRAY.-h viii be
remembered that few nights ago difculty occurred
Beal at the Columbia saloon be;sgeen r Tor
renee .entmaser. two OF his aoruen snd Joe Pgosber
~ the bsrseepeT AT the saloon when the lssr with
gun shot Terrence dead and wounded the two men with
him ProsbeFry was examined before Recorder Moore
yes erday, II evidence heard and the case post
poned until tomorrow, when the argument Of counsal
vii be heard Prosberry was admitted 20 bail in two
thousand dollars It IS probable he acted IN seltdgfenss
PATHS CONCERT. The concert rendered to
our gifed yonns friend Carlo PATTI by bis numerous
admirers in this city will take place al oddFecwz
Han, on Thursday evening next The Theater, we
learn, eoud not be obtained owing some professional
Iapedments sgnor Pasa has left his profession and II
was hoped would have been regarded IN non-profes
sonal point Of view The ladies arc boxed to to use
their influence to gain for this pasrote young genilenna
suec ssul concert He laid aside s profession in which
Dis powers csare4ar aud pesssr.er rouaised him
high rsnS, 70 enter the army Of the Confederacy he
has served the term Of bis enlistment and has rsenlssd
for the entire waFe be that hls spirited zeal Is
spPreciaied among his fellow citizens IN Memphis
No COTToE TO BATON ROUGE.--AIsyor Park
has received from Baion Rouge, Lozisaua Telegram
dated February p, which says Give notice that no
cotton VIII be allowed 70 land hers J. e Elam Mayor
IN this connection quote the following from the
Baton Rouge ddUooate There sevcrasun,lreds Of
baies Of cotton stored in various parts Of this cty The
owners Of part Of which trying 70 cover it VIII
French flag Ne learn that # was resolved by some
crowd club the ether night iilsi, whereas France
doesn't recognize our Gag therefore We l not rseognlze
the right Of the owners Of this cotton to hold under
anybodys Gag except the Confederate, under which it