Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

RrLrG7ors-Eder r. A. COOK will preach al
the Linden street Christian Church, this morn
ing. Al eleven O'Clock, and al seven o'clock P. NJ
The central Baptist Church will hold
divine service At the BspGs Church. cornerof
Adams and Second streets, on sabbath. Rev.s.
H. Ford viii lecture on Prophecy, by request
seats free
RELrarov.-There will be preaching in the
semen Of the Second Presbyterian Church,
today, al eleven O'Clock and az night al seven
O'Clock Service by uN pastor, Rev T. D.
Witherpo5n-
DrvIsE sE~RvIcEZ-There Val be divine ser
vices 81 the Central Methodist Church, on
Union street, this morning al eleven o'clock
ny J.. T C. Collins pastor :
R~El1G1oUs-Rev A. H Kerr, i. y. win
preach in the Fir-t Presby terrain Church tn
f. n, al eleven O'Clock
THAsKs-The officers Of thePf6ner Ezpress
Compsuy have our thaRksf0rlsts psReD from
ali points.
LATE PAPERs-we ssehea1n Indebted to our
friend Loop, q fhs Soataern Express, for late
Northern papers
CHAStEET coUaf-The following cases have
NHeu ~ lI AINllaN IN AA4~' 1ALAa
eve. VIM. Bell. = a.. us. A 7. Wells, Ct al
SOL c. : StiIman -. A. Warren.
B1 c. 5. SHIlmsn IS. r. +. BOoney.
5A- {. 5. sti.lman &C.. Geo. ". lincoln.
COS. c. A. SaIlmau 20. II. r. Hagau e. ~.
81. Samuel - Shor5y g. Imcg-n DeLoach d.a-
Arrest or AN Ex-EDIroR-We were in
formed last evening that an ex-editor had been
arrested al the instance Of an old lady, whom
he had assaulted aud threatened, but As the
-. I'm r.-HHr.ae 10 fru----F~-raH an tn
morrow We reserve ir the present any COM
men1s Oh the matter
some LIrrGATIoS-HheFe are now fourteen
hundred and ~thirty-eight case upon the crin-
insI docket and fourteen hundred and nifty
upon the docket Of the Common Law Court
which c1uyenes tomorrow.
IRE BILLIARD ToURSANEST-A private dis
patch was received 10 the city yesterday from
Cneinnst, stating that Aessrs- John Roberts,
Dudley Kaysnagh, Melville Foster and a host
Of other celebrated Knights Of the Cue, had left
that city. and would arrive here to-day, 20 take
part in the tournament tomorrow, 81 the hall
lifted up IN the Gayoso block, for that purpose
Z
MEErrxo Or ruE NENrHIs BAR.-A number
o. the members Of the Memphis Bar met ia the
Chancery Court ROOM In the GrefuIaw block.
vseenIay afternoon, 20 take acnon in reference
20 lie CouFt bill 81 present before the Leglsla-
turs a. Nashsdis. The occasion Of this meet
ing was DE return 0f Col ". X. P0stou, Rep
ressntedve from this citF, EHo desired an ex-
prezlon from the leading members o. she bar,
- regard % Tie same. Afuer mature d~eiibera-
ton The provisions Of the bill, 6 represented by /
Col Poston. Chairman Of the COMMITTEES, were
unanimously Endorsed. il will be remembered
that the bill provides hr the division Of the
G5mlaon Law and Chancery Courts iHto sepa-
rate and distinct Judiciary bodies, fixing thu
salary ofeacl Judge 81 three thousand dollars
per mum
CHAErrY-The following letter eEplsins IL
sell without a word from us:
MEMPHIS, Feb. 10, lsG
M-a1s. Soae, R0sr0H q MurrGgi PregT1e,or Of
ne S5utherH Ctocuss
GEsrLENEN. The receipts Of the matinee
given by your company on Friday afternoon
last for the benefit Of the southern soldiers
Relief society. already amount 20 eleven hun
dred and my dollars. Several sources outside
OF the ticket Office Of lie Elrcus are yet 70 be
heard from Language b. inedquaie o. express
the gratitude OF the member Of this Society
for the munidcsnt Offering you, b. your efforts,
have contributed 20 the maimsd end invalid
soldiers under their care.
MRS. ~ C. GALLOWAY. President
A RraetAR sHoF.-o4 Friday nigut Mr.
Tlfor1. a private Watchmau, and fhe same one