Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23

Il that there viii be divine service at tb
. Second Presbyterian church this day a
II am and tonight at 7:3O pm.
le EMMoNs & SoN.-These gentlemel
I have just received the New York Led
ger, Literary Album, Chimney Corne
and Boston Pilot, at No. 10 Jefferson
street.
BOARDING House ROBBED. Til,
boarding house Of Mrs. Hill, No. IOi
Adams street, was entered yesterday
morning and some clothing, the property
Of one OF the boarders, Mr.. c.. B. Hackett
! stolen. No trace Of the thief as yet.
CoTToN SToLEN.-Messrs. Taylor q
CarutheTs had a lot Of cotton on the bluff,
which they kept watched in the usual
way, but on counting the bales yesterday
morning they found three missing. Who
made away with it is as yet q mystery.
A METROPOLITAN FINED.-Jno. Al
bertson, a gentleman in blue, was fined
by Squire Creighton yesterday for strik-
ing Michael Reynols with his club while
the latter was under arrest. Shouldn't
hit a man while he's down.
GoING IT BLIND.-Spencer Carroll, a
darkey blind of an eye, thought it best
to 60 it alone. He stole a lot of clothing,
the property Of Mrs. Hardy. Justice
Lee thought he should go up to the
criminal court, and sent him accord
ingly.
AssEssMENT.-At the last session Of
the county court John c.. Creighton,
Esq, was appointed assessor for the fifth
| civil district. He has already CON-
menced his labors. Those interested
would do web to furnish him the proper
list for assessment.
F0RGERY.-Jas. Broder was yesterday
brought before Mr.. Justice Creighton
charged with forging the name of P.
Walsh to a promissOry note for $1,000.
The examination viii take place on Sat
urdsy. In the meantime Walsh is
bound in $1,000 to put in an appearance.
WoRsHAM AND SoUrHERN.-At these
two hotels u young and obliging friend
Sheehsn has news stands, where all the
latest news Of all kinds may be had at
all lawful hours. Try him once. The
DAILY APPEAL can always be obtained
at his stands.
MoEE CONFERENCE.-The strap game
is about played out in Memphis. Bogus
ticket agents are below par, but the
stuffed watch game is still practiced to a
small extent. w. H. Irwin was arrested
as principal and A. SlaIarr:son as sc
complete in trying on the stuff matter.
SOUGHT FORA notice was posted mp
at the police station yesterday, inquiring
for a young man named Jas. Durham.
aged about twenty-eight years he is Of
dark complexion, and about five feet
nine inches in hight. His father is stop
ping al the Hardwick house, and will be
glad to hear Of the lost one. ,
vCRIMINAL CoURT-Jgdge Wm. Hunter
prssidiaq-The entire term Of this court I
occupied yesterday, up to 5 pm in
empanneling a jury in the case Of Thos.
Hanks, obtaining money under false
pretenses. The testimony was COM {
about five, and continued late ]
INTO the night. t
BLACK THEA negro named Rich .
nd Murphy was arrested yesterday
morning by Mr.. f. a. Eekerly, in South .
Memphis. Mr.. r. found the boy in his l
house, about to commit r theft. He first
administered a sound whipping and then !
.ook the would-be burglar to the station !
house. He has been turned over TO the '
-ender mercies of the state. :
Go AND Self you want to find all y
he latest publications, whether they be c
papers illustrated or otherwise, maya a
lines, books, etc, 90 to the news depot 5
Il Col. Ed. Worsham. No. 1881 Main F
and there you win find them in RI
variety. Ell. is prompt and re- d
The last number Of the Illus A
rated NctcS sn hand. d
PERsoNAL-We were pleased to re- :
Give a visit in our sanetum yesterday 7
cur esteemed friend Jacob Frolich, '
r., Esq, Of Scarcy, Ark, the editor Of d
en~terprising journal, the White 4
ounty Weekly Record. Mr.. Frolich is u
at the Overton. HewiH call on n
ur business men to-day. We commend q
9th him and the Record to their kind q
consideration. 3,
TELEGBAMs.-The following dispatches
amain uHcalled for at the telegraph
flee: Henry Hart, w. II. Peasin, H. 9
!. Parker, IT. L. Ronkin, A. c. Wurz- q
ack, George w. Marshall, G. NJ. Gerist, =
/. II. King, w. Ash, W. Orr & Co, .
lace & Crawford, John Randolph, DR.. Z
d. n. Shaw, James A. Collins, c. Guy =
rman, VIM. S. Dudley, Geo. PearsoDs,
[. H. Potter, +. ;. Walton, Mrs. w. X. s
peed. g
A CBowD.-A man named Reynolds, ~
Tho allowed corn tea to get the better Of 2
i'm, attempted to work of his artificial .
by throwing brickbats at a &
ouse of ill-fame on Winchester street. y
he police arrested him. He gave some 50
and it was with no little difficulty y
hat he was conveyed 10 the station g
.ouse he resisted the officers all the
rsy, and a large crowd Of the Idle and 81
urious gathered, Of course, following 81