Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27
MEMPHIS APPEAL

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GRACE CHURCH.-Serviees at Grae
Church to-day, by the rector, Rev. b. +
Brooke, st II O'Clock am and Z pm
Sunday school at 8 am.
THE congregation worshipping at thu
Cumberland Presbyterian Church OF
Court street, are requested by the SenioI
TO attend there this Sunday morning, a
the usual hour.
LAID UP.-We were panied yesterday
to learn Of the illness OF our efficient
Deputy Sheriff Swan. 1t is to be hoped
that he will soon makehis appearance g.
the GreenlRw. 4.r
j. c. Eyrich, Geo. f. Rohr, Chas
ICof1n, L. S. Grant and VIM. Chamber:
returned last evening from Nashville,
where they had been attending the
annual session Of the Grand Division
Sons Of Temperance, representing the
different Divisions Of this city.
DIscHARGED.-The negro James Pat
tenson, arrested on Friday, charged with
attempting to commit a rape on the per
son Of s white woman named Jane Cox,
was brought before Justice Miller yes
terday, and discharged, no one appearing
to prosecute.
COMING BACK-Manager Thompson,
! Of the New Memphis Theater, received
] q lELNtE HAh the NOuAk aNtDAr IL La
rett, who is now in London stating
lthat he would return TO America early
In December. It is not at all improbable
that be will appear here during the win
ter.
On D1r.-It was rumored on the
streets yesterday, that Gen. Gordon
Granger aud Lady Don had been united
in the holy bonds Of matrimQny, a1d
/ left on a wedding tour. From inquiry
we are led to believe that the report is
| g~roundless, not being able to trace it to
any reliable source.
WELEAKN that the efficient rector Of
Grace Church, Rev. B. +. Brooke, has
received an urgent call TO another Do
cese. We hope that be may not deem it
proper to accept the new charge, as
the parish over which he now presides,
and for which he has done so much, can
i'll afford the loss OF his valuable services.
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THE following kilograms remain IN
called for in the office: A. K. Gamble,
Jr., r. r. Pittman. Davis & Norton,
Mercer, Ware q Tslley, NJ. Pyne. Law
renee & Carter, J. w. jefferson & Co,
Foster, Gwynn & Co, \. EGreenwald-3,
Hon. G.. W. Waldron, Geo. G. Weidrig,
Capt. Frank Hicks, w. W. White.
DISHONEST SERvANTs.-Twonegr por-
tiers employed in the houses OF Liudaller,
Pollok & Co, and EistOn Bros, we're
arrested yesterday by the detectives, and
placed in durance vile, charged with
stealing goods from their employees to
the value OF S44. They gave their
names a. Paschal ClaibOrn and Tim
White. The accused were locked up by
order Of Mr.. Justice Miller 10 await an
examination which will be held to-day.
A BESEFIr-The proprietors Of the
correct rooms at No. 10 Monroe street,
propose 10 give TO the Howard AssOcia-
ton the gross receipts of their establish
ment on Tuesday night. These gentle
men have ever been ready to donate 10
any good cause, and it is 10 be hoped
their friends, as well as the lovers Of
charity, will ASSEMBLE in full force at IS
Monroe street on Tuesday night, to give
aid to the cause Of charity
PRIZE BAT. - Passing along Main
street Yesterday, with a base bsll friend, !
our attention wss called 10 a magnificent |
prize bat on exhibition ST the store OF J. |
G. Moffat, No G47. Il il indeed an ele-
CANT affair, made Of mahogany, and sill
yer mounted, with a silver star set in the
head. It has been proposed by two Of
the clubs that rbis bat shall be contested
for ere long. Il is q worthy trophy, let
who will win il. MOffat has also on
hand some original Indian clubs, which
viii prove very beneficial 10 those desir-
to increase their muscle.
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BENEvOLENCE-The following dOna-
tons 10 the Howard Association have
been received during the past week:
Enterprise Ius. Co, OF Cnciunau.-.---Sl00 20 1
gwgh, 9IGSulI x IS ~ ny
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Line. 10 o.
Harry We -.--.--- u 20
@6Ss PaIsS6s. Cashier Slate savings ms.
and others. ST. Louis, No ....-,-- sol 50
las. c. Butler, President CiucinngtlChsm-
Der % - y
otai--. $50 70
SECURE YOURSELVES In the midst
u life we are ia death. The every day
experience Of our lives but goes to prove
correctness Of this saying Knowing
hat life is Of but short duration, at best,
[ is a duty that all owe to their families
" surviving relatives, TO provide for
hem ID CaSe DI LDelf DENISE. III costs
out a small amount, and untold good is
received by a small outlay. Our
I'd friend, Mcclure, who has an office at
6 jefferson street, represents z Of the
,est companies in tie Union, and will
9sure on the most advantageous terms.
Drop in and see him.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Au scCijsnt
occurred on the Memphis and Ohio rail-
Dad yesterday morning near Humboldt.
Both the Up aud down trains got OFF the
The engineer and fireman Of the
were very seriously Injured,
While one Of the passenger coaches Of the
was badly smashed up. The trains
we're delayed sbOgt four hours, but are
running as usual. John Donovan,
President Of The Citizens Union Bank,
4 this city, was on the down train, but
.scaped unhurt. The crowded state Of
columns this morning. prevents the
further particulars.
Two NINETY-SEYEN.-Less sever this
vas the number OF a vessel, who was
manned by 3 gallant crew, that dared to