Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-20
CITY MATTERS.


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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Jno. n. Bowen ,editol
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3 southern Visitor, of Grenada, Miss, is il
: cur city. We commend his paper to th'
public as a good advertising medium.
WHERE'S THAI PoRK-Dray No. 281
was arrested yesterday, charged will
Ealing to deliver two barrels Of pork al
the proper place. Ante M.
E STEAMBOAT THmvING.-A stateroom
; occupied by L. S. Lewis, Of st. Louis, on
the steamer City Of Cairo, was entered
yesterday morning al IN early hour. a
fine gold watch and chain, together with
forty dollars in money, were taken. The
thief got clear.
FORREST AvENUE-A magnificent
avenue, eighty feet wide, named in
honor Of our distinguished townsman,
Gen. y. i. Forrest, has been opened
from the state Line road to the Raleigh
road, on the line between Waldrsn and
Avery, Lamb and Others.
A HAUL-The residence of J.. w.
Caldwell. Esq, on Kerr's avenue, was
entered by burglars al a late hour Mon
day night. when a very valuable gold
watch, three fine sets Of jewelry, some
clothing aud q pistol were stolen. Bust
ness among the midnight thieves Is re
viving within the past few days.
CONE BAcK-AIbert White, the noto-
rions young mackereI who robbed q man
on the Memphis and Ohio railroad some
weeks Q and broke jail shortly after
wards, was recaptured yesterday morn
ing. He had, when arrested, in his
possession two carpenter saws and two
uair Of pants, no doubt the property Of
some enterprising artesan.
Room ENrERED-The room Of Mr.. c.
W. Shultz, a teller in the German Ma
! tional bank, No. 226 Front street, was
entered Yesterday and a lot Of clothing
with a silver mounted pistol stolen. The
thief gained an entrance by breaking a
pane Of glass and christening the win
dow catch 50 as to enable him to raise
il. The property is valued at over One
hundred dollars.
BE QUIET. - The neighboIIood in
which Pat. Murphy, John Carroll,
Bridget Mclaughlin and Ann Cronan
reside has been very quarrelsome Of
! late-so much So, in fact, that Justice
Creighton found it Necessary yesterday
to require the above named parties 10
enter into the usual bonds 90 keep the
peace toward each other aud all good
citizens Of the state OF Tennessee.
FEsTTvAL.-Friday, the 22d Of Febru.
airy. the anniversary of Washington's
birthday, will be celebrated at the
Greanlaw club rooms by a union festival.
The various committees seem TO be in
dustriously engaged in making the
proper arrangements. They will no
doubt make it y pleasant time for ali who
desire III that way to celebrate the BIRTH
day Of him who was first in peace,
first in war, and first in the hearts
Of his cOuutrymen.'
BADLY BEATEN.-On our way to the
meeting of the board Of mayor and aid
ermen last night, we met a man covered
with blood, searching for a drug store or
physician. He gave his name a. James
Clane. and said ne started to go down TO
take a steamer for New Orleans, when
he met two men who asked him TO
drink. lie draHE. When they got out
side he was the recipient of a fine beat
ing, and robbed OF Sl7j. No trace Of the
thieves has vet been got.
CAuGHr.-The house OF Mrs. Nc
! Nickols, on Front near South street, was
entered at an early hour yesterday
morning by three burglars. They made
a noise which awakened a lady, who
gave the alarm, when the would-be
thieves took fright and fed. One Of the
party was arrested by two Of the police,
who quickly lodged him in the city
! prison, where he patiently awaits a hear
ing before the criminal court for bur
glary. He gives his name as James
| Calvin.
SENT UP.-A man, named James Hol-
land, broke into a room over Mansfeld's
drug store yesterday, and stole a pocket
/ book containing some valuable papers,
as we'll as a five dollar gold piece, also
some clothing. When arrested be had
in his possession q lot Of Masonic en-
blems, the property Of Mount MOriah
Lodge, No. 50. Holland was sent up for
/ trial. The property IS in the hands Of
Squire Hall, who tried the case. The
/ officers of Mount Moriah Lodge can no
doubt get their property by making the
necessary application.
UNGRATEFUL-A lady who keeps q
boarding house, observed a boy a few
lights since lying on some wood near
her residence. On being questioned, be
told a pitiful tale, which caused the lady