Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-22

This Is a mistake, as we are assured by the
Colonel that he wasneyer in the enjoyment OF
better health.
-FEEEDuEN's BUKEsU-A few trivial case
were disposed OF by this court In The early part
o1y esterjay. Most ofthe day wascousumed in
the removal OF the Office from Court street O,
tie Bank building, on the corner or Madison
and Main streets.
RzLts1urs NorIcE-A protnlciei meeting 8
being held o. the Christian Church, corner Lin
Gen and Mulberry streets, and We are requested
20 state That Eiien Holmes ana Cook VIII
preach this ey ming al seven o'clock, and eyery
might this week Tie public are cordially IN
vifei 10 attend. seats free.
AuIorESED MEErING-We are requested by
Do IS. sharp, Esq President of the preliminary
meeting, local attention 10 the adjourned mas
Union meeting, which viii be held a. the City
Hallon Friday night. needing viii organize
90 seven % clock.
BURGLAR CAUGHr-Ab1ut three O'Clock
yesterday morning AN attempt Was made by
Two burglars Co effect an entrance into the
boarding house OF Mrs. Mcclure, on Monroe
street. but the noise aroused two Of the
botrlers Do sucoeeded in capturing one oTthe
villains and turned him over 10 the tender
merc.sS or tie police.
B0vyD ovEa-Tbe ease or Hubert Geenan,
arrested on Tuesday last on q charge Of stealing
human hair. was yesterday tried before Esquire
Creighton, and the defendant bound over in
The sum OF 49, Thousand dollars. Tor h-.z
anre AZ the next term OF the Criminal Court.
Failing 20 furnish sec lrides for that amount,
DE was lodged in prison 10 await trial
RourEEY-EarIy yesterlay morning the
rooms of several of the boarder az the Conn
mercial Hotel were entered and robbed. BY
some Negligence OF other. the rooms were If
unlocked and thGs were furnished easy of
access o. the vagaboudS who improved the op-
portuuity by robbing several gentlemen Of
their watches, aul aPpropriatiuE numerous
other articles of lesssrvalue. They len no clue
and the chances OF recovering the stolen
articles arg rather slim.
R~EcoRDrH's CorEr-The Recorders docket
thus far this week. exhibits "a large increase IN
the nuulber OF arrests made, over the docket
lor The same Time last week. Il would seem
that whisky and its concoInitantS, have been
freely inhibeJ. and as "a sequence, the number
OF arrests Tor DRINKS and dl~orIeIIies, have
been unusually large. Sixteen CASES. mostly
Tor uuding oaeuses, were mp before Recorder
Creighton yesterday morning, and fines and
costs amounting 10 uineyy-eiEht dollars were
collected.
TFLEGEAus-Tue following telegram re-
manned uucaIeI for az the telegraph office in
this city u. NJ. Saunders r. Fairchild, J. NJ.
Weiimelter, JAS. Brothers, ii. Bowling, Jas.
%. WoDIwar, -ylyea d TO-, Col. r. NJ. Moore
N. g. shank. l.. a. Eaudin. Eeubin Morris, Mr.
sam ~neTrk. D. H.. Chase. ". T. Gngsby, Chas.
CHeate g. CO., Judge wilson, j. rs. Me.onu. Is
IS Seward. I-E Harvey, s. Mansfield, Ms j
10. puton, Benz. Fhelou, Chas. Clarke, $. NJ.
Ash, Ilo~. J. January. a. b.. Eoberts, Lieut.
col Qululau, Gen. Armstrong, w.. g. Weather
ford, W. T. Porueroy, H Moore.
TAX oS DOMESTIC BuLs OF LADISG-EI75a
Appeal. VIII you favor The commercial COM
muuity OF This city, by stating, p5sArey
whether q domestic biz o~flsdiug requires TO be
stamped or note The writer ha- examined, care
folly. the New Internal Revenue Law, and
cannot Gud p domestic bul OF ladiug men
toned. Please enushteu your many readers
and o5iEe your, etc, ENQUIRER.
ANswER-n Enquirer had examined
closely The columns OF the ArPEALg he wJuld
have found, iu the vuluIuinous list OF TAKE
payable % tile United states. and the SEIZED
ule ~ stamp duties from and after August FIRST.
eighteen hundred and siNty-f0ur,' Published
ON oar thiri page for several Successive days 4
that a domestic bill o. laliug Is subject 10 tbe
same stamp duty as aree.tpL orwheu issued m
duplicate or tiplicate. each isto b STAMPED the
same azthe original" He would Sud, also. thai
sr-rpg ioF uae payment OF any sum o. m0nyy
or debt due exceeding twenty collars, require a 1
stamp orHD osaE. "Euquirer' can md this
formation in any numbered the APFEAL from
I-- llh 20 the eighteenth.
rHEGAILs-Uur os,aasJerCo - Gist, deserve
The thanks 81 our citizens for the esTnesrstt-u-
ton and energy DE dsy0tes 70 all postal mat
Ter coming within his jurisdiction. II should
be considered. too, that there are many Difficult
lies surrounding the transportation Of our
mails. with which the public are but little ac-
quaiutel. Through his per-eyering efforts the
rTauSuor.atlou Of our mails b. becoming greatly
facilitated. The mails foT New York, Philadel-
pais. Baltimore. Boston, Richmond, and all
Northern and Eastern citesars n-0waansported
over the Memphis d. Charleston Railroad, To
Decatar and connecting ~ that place with the
express train % che Nsshyile decatur Rail
road. arr rapidly forwarded 90 their destination
ria Chattanooga. These mails leave the city
every day. closing at 2i5 p. ~, precisely,
TOYS saving about 0He-tAlnl OF tie time con
ssmrd Iu he way Of river transportation and
IfS Irregularities. The only mails leaving 10y
boats Cor She North, a. present, are those forSt
Iouis cairo and Chicago. and attle way points
along ths silver banks between this city and 4
louis. fle-- mails clo-a daIlF az four o'clock D.
Southern mails leave the city on the Nom
rHis and Charleston Railroad three times q
week. connecting at Grand Junction with
she Mississiria Central Railroad, for points
south. Col Gi-f iau last C.l4iag for Nash
Vile. 10 confer with the Postmaster at that
cts. with a view o. prrie ting some arrange
meut BY which the mailsc can bctransportedlna
msrr rraIlu1s 81 manner than even the present
one. We ara informed that De- The INST 81 Jan
nary Use Memphis and uhio Railroad viii Dein
nnr.ng order 10 Humboldt, and connecting
tlere viii ue Mobile and OAio Railroad the
transportation OF an Northern and Eastern
matt. 4IH thau be aim0st perfected.
vrrrr~G or BOARD OF MAYOR Al
HEBuES-At a regular meeting Of The Board OF
Aldermen. held yesterday evening az the CITY
HaIl CAairmap HHl ~ The Chair the following
msm1ar- gsua present; Hon. Jonn Park, Al
d-rmeu CLANCY. D'Nahony, Johnson MORAN,
Leonard. Wrudtuaau, Burlitt, Burke, Hitz-
nyld, Hsnsy f1Eiel Kelly, Toof Green and
Grace.
quorum being announced. Chairman HID
r1aE his seat aud called the Board 10 order. The
r.I was called and the proceeding 81 the pre-
v.lus meeting resd and approved
I'M accordance with a custom prevailing IN
tLe cry l1r some time past iu reference 20 All
clufsaas the lfF Attorney recommended that
the pavement fronting the ate OF the old Bap-
ust Church SD corner Of Beal and Desoto
streets rs iaa &c iHe stTauss II the city. The
recomme-aalnu oi The City Attorney was con
CURED in. AreaiuUan was auersarts adopted
lHstrue1ug 'fE Engineer co lay said pavement
al the tNpeu-e of tle city.
H. Comm .uee 90 improvements reported
favorably GA several tHI> which. ou motion.
were allowed
4 report from the Improvement Committee
was read. av0nns au yEeuanaa Of pr,, ertv on
several Streets whereby uae pro5arfv holder
and the city would be a.E, benefited. A nell
lion from one person, prayin By Cor au exchange
OF lots from the north 20 Tie south side ofbls
rfr-et. with TIE city, was read, and being rayor-
aLIy reported on by The Improvement COM
mitteeswasadop-ed by The Bo1ri.
The Committee on Finances reported the fal-
lowing ordinance. ns The rate Of the present.
uhirty-uInthI corporate year. II passed It's FINS
reading: one per GENT on every one hundred
doIlan worth Of property, Cor the purpose ofde.
naying the expenses necessary in the admins
trstlon Of The city government MY cents on
ever ore hmidFs4 eiars Worth Of property
mr the puip1sc OF payi4g The Indebtedness on
fhe city bonds; thirty dollans On everyone hun
dred doiiars worth Of property, for school ur-
pose. Adopted.
petition from Frazer Titus, praying That he
NH nNnMEM AMFAAN -Ahf ANlAIHN NHalaIN lNl
damages sustained % his property, was read
and referred 10 the city Attorney for further
investigation and report.
The Committee on Ordinances, % whom was
referred the ordinance which passed lis nnsi
reading az last meetinE, creating a -four and
meal inspector, who shall receive i've cents pen
barrel for Inspection said officer 10 be noIni-
mated by the Mayor and confirmed by the
Board. and 10 be enforced from and aner De
cember next, presented their report, which was
laid on the table.
The COMMITTEES on Prisons reported fayorably
upon several accounts, which were allowed.
Two accounts from the Committee ON Ian
fingss were all read.