Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25
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LOCAL MATTERS.
~ The spirtualisss Society viii meet reg
ularly for conference 81 l0l o'clock every sun
day morning, n at o'clock al night, at IS,
Main street J. + MERRMAN.
Rr-r=r5rs NorrcE-Eev. >. H. Ford, l. /. D.
viii preach this morning 81 the Baptist Church.
corner OF Second and Adams, and VIII lecture
81 night on prophecy. seats free.
CHz-s-1AN CHURCH-Cornar Linden and Null
berry streets Elder r A Cook VIII preach 80
Ills church stG A. NJ, to-day, and az ?. D.
sunday School a. An. The public are IN
yfteI 5ests free.
CRAZY HkRT-This poor woman wh0 has
been for months wandering about the streets.
lsI starved and lily clad, wasyesserlay sent %
the Asylum 50 Nashville, by Judge Leonard
and some 0ther charitable gentlemen.
ACCIDENTAL S~HoorIyS--On Friday evening
a. cmcer John Burke, OF the Police force. was
walking down shelby street, he accidentally
l=t fall his pistol which went OF, and the ball
struck him In the leg passing between The fbi1
sud E5aia bones, producing g painful though
Elc dangerous wound
AEEEzrED-J0s. CheaILam, a school teacher.
was yesterday arrested by Omcer Carroll, u
taken before Esquire Creighton, for threaten
ing 70 take his life. but the changes failing to De
s-u5sJaulia-ed, the teacher vss discharged.
BE1DsE WASHED AwAY-we regret 10 learn
that the bridge on the Mississippi and Tonnes
see Railroad over N~ouconHah, was swept sway
10y the hssheL on Friday night The trains run
10 a-a. 2 IA. LLL connect. LLLLA ElE LElLEa IS
again put up, which VIII only be few days.
C5y1lurED-Georze Garrett, the negro who
robbed AE A. Garb1rina- an account OF which
vas published yesterday, was brought before
squire Creighton yesterday, and pleading gull
II 10 the charge OF burglary, was committed 20
jail 70 await his trial before the Criminal Court.
C5EzE-TIoS.-In the LIST o. cases set for trial
EaF.-a ella ErH-rF-aT Cot --TH-g -,a--Rrr-n.s
IN the city papers last Sunday, the name OF
Wm- O'Ea-ra appeared as wm. O-Heron, and
billy OHeron. OF c-onsssbulay fame, asks that
ir be corrected, a. e sound too much ike lis
name and be has no desire % figure n public
print 10 that c-5e-0rv.
RoBBIS5 on MAIy SrREEr-The store Of
kau, King Co.. Cd Main street. was broken
INTO on Friday night and several packages OF
goods stolen. The thieves also obtained about
one hundred AID rny dollars from the cash
drawer. The parties IN tlst vicinity complain
q the police FOR not being more active In az
resting thieves than the merchant IS Tor obstrUcr-
ins ths side walks with cotton, but they should
remember that these little Affairs viii happen
whether the police are active OF not.
Fatal AFrgAY-About half pas. nine
o'1l0cs LIST night, Thouzs Weleh and Thomas
Fod got into a d1cultyr a. the foot Of Adams
street during which WeIch drew s knife and
cut Ford In tbs I=- groin, Eeve-ing the f=noTal
artery, sad causing bis death IN a few minutes.
Esquire Creighton held an Inquest upon the
body, aad the jury returned a verdict that the
deceased came 20 his death from a wound, In
di-.s1 with a knlfe, in the hands 81 Thomas
Wslch. The Murderer wss arrested and lodged
lu5sL
A-LE5ED BlBHERT-James Newman had
Carlo GrzE0 arrested last night and lodged in
The station house on the charge Of stealing his
watch. From the best Information that We
could CLEAN from the te1tonic assembly a. the
station house, the watch was recovered, and
Newman and his friends were there iuteIceding
Ter the release OF the prisoner, but failed 20
eject their object. and IN sndesvOring 10 dose, .
one OF The party became involved IA a difficulty
V-th the clerk a. lie station hOuss, and got
knocked 5owu.
EoEE NEGRO OUrEAGEs-Ou Friday night
an eE0rt was nlsde by a party OF negroes 70 kill
John Casey the boy who killed d negro a few
dGys s-Ece, and for that purpose they searched
the ? ra9n q the city In which ne lived for
him. voEluE vengeance upon aim. John es-
capped their search, ard sought safety IN the
station house, where be remained al night.
We understand that Gen. St0neuau has taken
measures 70 put down the spirit OF iawlessness,
that exists 70 an alarming extent IN South
Memphis, and sincerely Lops that he put q stop
% 20 a. once.
A11osr TRAsEDr-ysstsras Omcer Roach
and smother policeman attempted 10 arrest
--o negroes on Beal street, under the new order
from the Chier OF Police, when one Of them a.
tempted 70 draw B pistol, and OHcer Roach
struck him over the head with his revolver, 4
which was discharged by tie blow, but luckily,
no further damage was done than a severe cut
on the negros head, inflicted by the striking.
The negroes were lodged in the station house,
sad soon Afterwards Roach was arrested hy a
guard and taken before the Bureau, forstriking
tie negro. but the Provost Marshall released
him. as the act was tusrihsble.
CuAvcERY CoURr-Tae following cases are
at for trial IN This Court tomorrow
IS Memphis city r T. 90. g. Mayor and Al
dermeu OF Memphis
-.4. @. p. Patton tE. 4. ]. Wells
-l ThO-. Cochran e. a. u A. 7. Wells e Oh.
G ThoS Cochran e a. a. A. Z. Wells RI a.
~. J. E Convers= e. o. e. a. Meusaa
~ c II Edwards q " Elshgr a.
Us. r. Il. King a. W. b shelby.
10 ClEs. Il EJG>tadt 81. BafOlsEL
VI. Conrad B=hreus u. u. o. schultz,
a+ p Dll u.s. o-N A-sgp a.
TErEsEA1s-Ths following names is isi o.
aacaIIed for kilograms remaining la The once
Alfred Robinson, D. Netherbee,
III s.5llr. NsL. J. l. Williams,
A.. T. Ceralu. Morris & spain
Iavtom Farmer, II. Mack,
n F.iIT' 81 Ie5k-
J5g@ Biovu a Co., qal Lesthermsu,
10 EreL Jas- Mach.
Nr- Mary Bovies HT Mcchen
.. b Bone Jas. Norton,
Anderson Cav. Q. ". Wright & Co.
Bosrlck. Gr-Eu&Co. NJ Holland,
III Johnson. p n McGregur & Co,
ThDs. Avert. D.. {. tarUtherS,
Caur. Pike. Cubhius A. sun. e.
A. EIzS. w. Il. Fa=sEuOrc.
Hart q Co, C. A. Harrison.
CRIMINAL Cocur-Tls following casss aress
for This week
February e6th.
-El STATE -. Allen Brown. larceny.
-r s,zta -. Daniel Mullins. larceny.
- Stale rs. Henderson Fond, larceny.
Frhrg<=y 27th.
IS Sta.s - Csgz Bedford, larceny
.-. state rE Morris @-aaui larceny.
SIS state % Thomas Cunningham and Come
nus LauSh1u, larceny.
February 2sth.
SIS STATE us. Daniel uIford, larceny
81 state - Miles Porter sid Geo
March LIST.
IT. s.s.s -. Geo Jones, rape.
49, ststs - no nenPs3 l&rcsag
AaEEA 81 .
las state g. Geo Washinstgn- larceny,
IsA s-als - A. Reeves. receiving stolen goods.
March Sd.
LlEdsmesuor DocSct.
~iCaTvAKy Ez-UES For week ending February
"a lS3
Th5s DrsCol. bayoHet wounG
la Bedford, unknown cause.
Ssro5 sr-1icz .solored snail poE
aGluer EuEeEs. Lufauzuon OF brain
l~ao Jaoouz- Injury on railroad.
y. 3 Foud- spasu1E-
EtEa Cudly, lsalo0ed' pneamoula.
Lnfznt OF Henry Woods cold spssms.
Pat Mara pneumonia.
Joseph Abbott. Epasrnz
Ealpl 8r1wnduu. colo small box.
Matte Coz s~crcrlla- .
Ms II LlEe. disease Ofrhe heart.
ME Anna Orue. old axe.
y P Carlisle,
geEr15 PECK, small g0A.
infant Of O. +. Duke. iuus-yation.
I'd. SOmmervue, .colH uhthtsIc.
Infant OfJonn Mcdonald rf born.
= Young. tc9Ll ~iarynglIis-
~. Il. Lynch, effects q bum.