Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

D o AANAANEAAN J -
Rev. B. F. Brooke, a. M.
STREFrs.-H the contractors wait an
other week, Main street, in spots, viii b
fsthomless and there can be no NOR
travel. How long will the work of paw
ing this great thorOughfaTe be suspended
MAIN STREET SYNAGoGUE.-Serviee
appropriate TO the day will be held II
this house this morning at half-past min
o'clock. The music and singing VIII b
Of q superior order. Sermon by tn
Rabbi, Rev. s. Tuska.
RFNovAL.-Our friend, S. D. Mcclure
the well known insurance agent, has re
moved his office from No. Is Jefferson
street TO the Bethel block, corner of Mai
and South Court streets, where he will b
pleased to greet his numerous friends an'
patrons.
WATCH ROBBERY.-A son Of Ham
who reiOices in the name OF Forum
Walker, was bold enough to steal
watch aud unfortunate enough to b
taken before Esquire Black, who sen
him up to the Criminal Court for trial.
To DAY being appointed Thanksgiviul
Dav, the post Office will close in tn
morning al 10 O'Clock, open at 4 an
close at 5 pm. The carriers will delive
letters and papers only in the morning
emitting the afternoon trip.
ALpFRMANIC.-Mike Burke is a can
didate for Alderman from the Fiji
ward. he has already served q term II
the Board, has q large number OF friends
and will doubtless make a strong race
Michael is too we'll known for anything
to be said as 10 his qualifications for thu
position.
STEALING HARNESs.-A negro, nameC
Anderson Murray, was arrested by the
police yesterday, charged with stealing
set OF buggy harness from w W. Joyce
on Adams street. The property wai
found in the possession Of the accused
He will be handed over to the tendel
mercies Of the State to day.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE.-Ihe sale OF ths
household furniture Of the latch. NJ
G~rOsvenor, deceased, will take place a.
his late residence on Friday morning
next. Conveysnces will leave the sale
rooms OF ROyster, Trezevant * Co., at II
O'Clock.
ASSAULT WITH ATTEMPT TO KILL
Fred Behrs complained 70 Dir. Justice
Miller Yesterday that a fellow country
man, named C.. Henkins, had sssaultec
him with intent to kili, whereupOn {
warrant was issued and the accused
arrested. He will be examined before
the Justice to-day.
THE BLUE LIEE.-Chas. Sawyer ar
rived in the city yesterday to take charge
Of the interest OF the Blue Line. Mr.
Sawyer was formerly connected witt
the Illinois Central Railroad, filling tn
Office Of Division Superintendent, a
Cairo. Mr.. S. is well posted in the trans
p~ortation business. For the present his
Office will be Al the house Of Nat. Greer
d Co., Front street.
FALSE ALARM.-Some shooting tool
place on Main, near GayosO street, abou
eight O'Clock last night. It was said
man had been killed, but we could no
trace il to any reliable source. Ih'
shooting was doubtless the work OF sOmt
Of the numerous gatherings Of cur col
pred citizens, who think they have 4
right to discharge their firearms promis-
cuously.
CONFIDENCE A warrant was issued
from Mr.. Justice Mller's Office, yesteT-
day, for the apprehension OF Col. w. II
Martin, mo relation Of ChaTley's,
charged with a breach of confidence, hC
having failed 10 deliver \ gold watch e
John Hallum at the proper time. The
accused was arrested and gave the neees.
sary bonds for his appearance before the
Justice on the appointed day.
THELAND WE LovE.-The Dscembel
number Of "The Land We Lore" Gen
d. H. HiIPs MRgszine, has been received
by our news dealers. It's contents art
varied and interesting. A Tennesseesn
contributes an article On the Due
between Jackson and DickeFsoT
and Gen. G. B. Hodge, of Ken
lucky, contributes a well written sketch
Of the First Kentucky Brigade.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Capt. P. De
May, who has charge Of the steamers
Ozark and America, npE tied Up at oul
landing. yesterday morning While be
tween Front Row and the river, sn bis
way 70 the boats, was attacked by seveRa
men and knocked down and his pocket:
rihed Of their contents. The amour.
obtained from him was about seventy
Eve dollars. He is OF the opinion that
his assaii&HE we're soldiers.
BASE BALL-The Enterprise Base
Ball Club celebrate their Grst sBEiysT-
sary today at their Fairgrounds corner
Of Vance and Lauderdale streets. The
game will be called at ! pm. precisely
and will be between the first and secOnC
mines with odds. The public are invited
10 witness the gan4s, and seats will bt
reserved for ladies. The Resl street csrt
run % the ground. Fhe game viii come
of positively should the weather be pro
pitious.