Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-26
GEMPHIS APPEAL
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5 The public are hereby notified not {
pay to any one any bills due THE AP
PEAL for advertising since January Slst
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsIIE,
Cashier and Manager.
TIE the Patrons OF the Appeal.
You are requested not to pay any car
riens without a certificate from me, an'
: to report at the counting desk any ir
regularity in carriers. l.. DAVIES.
Law CoURr.-Robert W. Haynes ant
George Washington were sworn as prac
tieing attorneys of this court.
FROM TExAs.-We were visited lels
terday by Mr.. Harry l.. Allen, OF th,
Houston Crexas) journal. Mr.. Aller
tarries a day or two in the city. W.
, hope to see him in our sanctum often.
: A TRUE BrLL.-John Cosgrove, whC
was arrested, charged with being an &C
sorry to the murder Of Policeman Cla.
ridge, was before the grand jury yester,
day, when a true bill was found sgainst
him.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-In the case o.
Thos. Bolger and Thos. Burns, of ths
mackerel brigade, charged with larceny.
were both acquitted. The case of P. d
Beecher, charged with conspiring to take
the life of DR.. o. R. Early, will be taken
up to-day.
AIDING AND ABETTINq.-One Sam.
Meredith ~wasarreseed yesterday, charged
with aiding and sbetting the escape Of q
prisoner who was in custody on a charge
of highway robbery. Squire Lee ex.
amined the case and sent the accused up
. for trial.
A NICE PARA brace of negroes,
who call themselves Joe Street and
Henry Street, were arrested yesterday,
charged with stealing a quantity OF
clothing from Mr.. George Slaughter.
They will be examined before Squire
Creighton on the 18th.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f. Nc
Cormiek, of the Southern express, has
several times, lately, placed US under
obligations by the delivery Of papers
from the east and other points, ten or
twelve hours 10 advance of the mails.
May his shadow never be less.
SENT UP.-The cutlery thief, John
Weston, was up yesterday before Justice
John c. Creighton, for examination.
After hearing the evidence, the magis-
trate thought that-JohR ought to have
an audience with the judge Of Che Grim
iGaI court, and decided accordingly.
GEFTREM OUT.-A number of drivers
were arrested by the police yesterday,
their licenses having expired. 1t is
necessary that parties should promptly
/ renew their permits. The ides that they
will be warned as to when the time e1-
pires, has exploded. Collector Davis
can't see ii.
Commemorative stated yesterday
that Pompey Mcdonald stole a pocket
book from Tom Palmer. We by mis-
take got the names misplaced-fom
stole from Pompey, and not Pompey
from Tom. Pompey bears 4 good char
! acter, and we make the correction with
pleasure.
PORK THEA negro who ~rejoices
In the name Of William Brooks was ar
rested yesterday on a warrant issued by
Mr.. Justice Creighton, charged with
stealing a quantity of bacon, the prop
erty of his colored brother, c. Jones
The accused comes up for examination
to-day.
ELNwooD.-We are requested to state
that for the accommodation Of ladies
and others desiring TO visit ElmwOod
cemetery to-day, that q number of ex-
ira cars will be run on the Beal street
track, and ~onnibuses will be on hsnd
beyond st. Agnes 10 convey parties to
the cemetery.
NEW MEMPHIS THEArER.-The len
eft of MIR. and Mrs. flanagan took place
last night at the New Memphis theater,
when the comedy of Who EIHed Cock
Robin, and the farce of 4 Family Fail
ing, were presented. The Lanagans fully
sustained their we'll earned reputation
Of frst-class s~rtiStes. We hope to see
Mr.. and Mrs. LanagsR on the boards Of
the New Memphis mex season.
Cheaper THAN DAYLIGHT.-In the
Aaih ahu GAooLhF Ah9e "a ram a gas liGht
would have been a luxury but in these
days of sunshine gas lights in the day
time are superfuous, aud we hardly
think that the nberality Of the gas com
pany in allowing the street lamps 10
burn in the daytime viii be appreciated
by the people, even if the city pays for
the uncalled for luxury.
REGISTRY OF DEEDs AND MORTGAGES.
Samuel Folweu to Jack Ellis, deed S3I5,
lot II, block -, Fort Pickering J.. l.
Glover to D. H. MCGOWAN, bill sale
$1,000, steam mill J. r Horton to VIII
liam H. Order, deed 5000, lot OF north
west corne Of Broadway aud Main
streets Moses Levy to Kahn & Fue-
berg, quit claim, lot next to No. 81 Front
street; H. !. Douglass to John B. Rob-
.nson, quit elais1, lot No. !, block 50; J.
5. & F. S. Williams to +. NJ. Crenshaw, ,
Iced $500, tract ofland on Locss Hstchie
liver.
THE BENEFIT.-The numerous friends
II the genial Chris, Steinkuhl should not
that his benefit comes off at the .
New Memphis theater tonight, when /
he Marble Heart viii be presented. +,
Mr.. James Garden viii appear in the A..
principal character. This is the last :
Friday night Of the season, and the !,
of the popular treasurer will no \
ioubt turn out en- masse, as they should. :
yhris. deserves a full house, and we hope :
he may get it. !
MUNIFTCENT-As an evidence that
he wealthy sre not always the most f