Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-04

EIrEHsIoH OF TIE OLD CEaETERT.--The city soun-
Ell lEsf night directed The clerk to dsus cheek for
g. go in favor Of Dr. J. g. Wssimoraiand In payment
for lot Of land adjoining ths old osmstsry recently
purchased for The use Of the Oonfsdsrass statss.
PoLIcEzES RzsIssED.-Tbs resignation Of J. R. Lee
and J. A. Timmons policeman, were read before conn
eli last night and accepted
PoucEMEs WAETED.-Ths city ia In ssd need Of DO.
icsmsu at present. There are but eight or nine 10
watch the whole city. Good true men, can readily OBJ
tain htustions ihs police.
CITY FIaAHCEs.-Ths Fiaa1cs COMMITTEES Of the cify
council at the nesting last night, recommended the
payment Of ba ths amount OF Sc l64 o. under ihs
following heads Relief, 81 Og7 90 POLES pEy roll
% 26s 81 Street pay roll sI444 90 Salaries s9s3 g.
streets, ss0s 55 pumps and wells, sI77 3 public
buildings. slOl co.
EIsHT PER CEETs TO BIZ s0LD.--Ths city council
last night. authorized the finance committee sell
$4,000 Of Confedsrsts eight per bonds belonging
The city whenever, IN their Judgment, they deem It
advisable,
AccIDEsT-We learn that on night before last, that
negro boy, belonging Col Philips, Of the Marietta
paper mill company, had his eye put out, By rock
thrown by person IN the woods. II . supposed to
have been accidental.
THE TALE OF A sHIRr.-ssvsraI nights since ons OF
the eyPrans Of this city had trunk containing al her
clothing, stolen from her. On yesterday while on
whitehall street, she spisd " dltsr in shame pas
aong with one Of her dresses On Csniar on The Do.
lee she had the Of her dress arrested and
lodged in tie caizbOose In asout half al hour well
dressed ins looking made biz appearance, and.
seemingly rrilatsd demanded the rslssse Of hiI wife
whom, by mistake, hs said they had falsely Impris.
oned. His dignity shocked At the outrage What
imprison pects5le lady Ais wife, upon tks mere
word Of q courtezanf But ths owrsr Of the missing
"Ardross, who standing By, paid attsnOn to
hs ane rrisd Hairt than she did biz language. shs
idsntfed the shirt bosom that her trunk
and the irrtaed gent instead Of getting his wife ont OF
the ealabO1so was locked up In there with hsr since
these arrests the police have diIceyred mors Of The
missing goods, and ths track OF other parties
implicated in tbs robbery. The sh1r viii probably
be Investigated before Justice Butt to day
| A RIsrsa 0FFiCER.-AmOng the young cavalry on.
GERS In the army Of Tsnnsasss none have displayed
esier eOOnsss in tho hour Of dagger or more dash on
the battlefield than Capt. W. L Vsson, Of the IOih
ConfsdsrAts cavalry. Al Rssacs. be was conspicuous
for bis gallant bearing. and Vas highly compImsntsd
1 for his efficient service.
ISFORAkTIoS WANTED. Any ons knowing the
"hsrsabouis Of Capt. James w. Hogan, 2i Mississippi
| cavalry. would confer a favor on w. H. Lipseomb at
ths Trout House. By giving the Information to him.
y Acknowledgment of the Atlanta Hospital Asso
citation, June 8 1864 for contributions rsesvsd through
the kindness Of DR. Holt for ts Benest Of the hosplt.is
Mrs F. Holmes, sack sf ries; NJ T Brewer sax
Of -four; Mr.. J. B. heCoy sack Of Aour; Dr. WilliEm
Holt I sack Of -four
On behalf Of The sick ond wounded, We return our
gra eful thanks the pA,rstc citizens Of Talbot county
MRS. ISAAC WINSHIP
President Atlanta Hospital Association