Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-27
-EEMPHIS APPEAL
CITY MATTERS.
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regularity In carriers. /. DAVIES.
TO TRE PATRONS OF TIE APPEAL
The carriers viii be around this morn
ing To collect their weekly dues. We
hope you will be ready with your
quarters, as they will then be able to
8 title with the Office. Further, we hope
YOU will, for the carriers convenience,
erect boxes at your gates, or cut holes in
your doors, that the papers may be
placed so thai none but yourselves can
get them, as Memphis is now infested
with paper thieves.
ILLNESS OF BISHOP EARLY. The
many friends OF this venerable and be-
loved preIate will regret to learn be has
been seriously i'll, at Nashville, for tue
past week.
THE SDEwALKs.-The ~sergeant-at-
arms reported the names Of seven house
holders who had failed to lay the side
walks as the city ordinances required.
If they do not comply with the law
compulsory measures may be put IN
force.
REPAIR1NG.-We are glad to notice
that the street commissioner is engaged
in repairing the streets, and that Union
has not escaped his notice. One hun
dred cart loads deposited in front Of the
Methodist church has made . wonderful
difference.
ST. LAzARUs CHURcH-A sermon
will be preached tonight at st. Lazarus
church on the preparation necessary for
those who desire to be confirmed. The
sermon viii be valuable to those desiring
to participate in the rite.
PHovoGRAPHY.-Mr. Reuben Daily,
| the shorthand writer, desires Us to state
that he will be at the Chancery court
room, on Tuesday night next. at eight
O'Clock, for the purpose of forming a
class in photography.
BASE BALL-The secretary OF the
"Enterpriseu base ball club, Mr.. II.
B5udinot, requests that the members Of
the club will attend the regular meeting
this evening at eight O'Clock, " without
fail"
YEsTERDAY.-Friday has always been
considered an unlucky day in many re-
~spects. We found it so in our case, a
local items were more than usually dull.
The magistrates courts were devoid oil
interest, and even John G. Creighton
had nary a case. This yeste Of things
argues well for the morally of the city,
aud it Is to be hoped that it may be Of
long endurance.
BEER-Informahon was given yester-
day at the nrst district police office that
the driver Of dray No. 2S6 had failed to
deliver SIX barrels Of beer to MIR
Mentyes, oU the corner Of Fourth and
Poplar streets, aud Instruction given fol
his arrest. Anybody that would /" rob .
man Of his beer" in this dry and dusty
season deserves to suffer.
TE,rrEzANcE-The following named
delegates left Thursday night for Tren
ton, Tenn, to attend the quarterly ses
sion Of the grand division Of the Sons O
Temperance Of the state Of Tennessee
viz Messrs. J. C. Eyrich, J.. +. Seay
". T. Hastings and J. NJ. Boon, % Blui
CITY Division No. II T. Il. Cooke anc
J. Y. Powell, OF Division No. 50 DIR. J
O'RieIly and W. J. B. Lousdale, Of Diyi
sion No. IS and 0. R. Coghlsu and
John w. Graham, of Division No. -.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATEE.-A full
house was in attendance las. night
this theater 10 show theig appreciation
of the many good qualities 8f Chris
/ Steinkuhl. he deserved a good beneh
and he got it. Tonight Miss Lewellyr
takes a benefit, when We hope to see th'
house crowded. The acting Of this lady
sh Guild give her a good testimonial from
cur play-goers. The play tonight vii
be The FoJ0er Gif Of Wales, when Ms
Lewellyn will take the leading part.
TUE Art JoURNAL-This magazine
published monthly in London, il nov
giving in each number over one hundred
fine steel e~ngravings Of the French eN.
position, and VIII continue TO do so unit
all Of the most prominent articles, to-
gethcr with the buildings and grounds
shall have been represented. Messrs
Emmons & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street
now have specimen copies on exhibit
ton, and will procure the magazine Il
all who signify their desire to obtain {
by leaving their names with those sen
tIemeu. Price one dollar and fifty cehs
per copy.
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