Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-04

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READ, EvERYBoDY.-Tiekets in the
ffst drawing OF Che Southern Asylum,
by which the cheapest property on its
lists viii be disposed OF, will be sold up
to the 10th OF June, when the books viii
be closed. Order tickets through the
Office on the east side Of Court square.
For the convenience of the public the
Office will hereafter be kept open til
seven o'clock in the evening.
AN OmssIoN-In an item headed
Expulsion published on Sunday, we
/ omitted the name OF Mr.. Conner y a;
voting aye.
FoRGERY.-Ore DR.. Milton Brown, 8
negro, was put in jail yesterday charged
with committing forgery, thereby de-
frauding his employer Of forty dollars.
SENT UP-The negro boy, Henry
| Tinledga, charged with stealing cloth.
ing, was before Justice Creighton who
after examining the case, sent him up &c
a higher tribunal for trial.
CAUGHr.-The detectives succeeded
Yesterday in catching q negro named
Dick Thompson, who was charged witt
stealing some clothing from Mr..
! WEIGH OF Pine Bluff, Arkansas. II,
/ awais a requisitiOn from that section.
Bass BABb.-We regret To notice thai
some Of our young men still indulge in
! this amusement on the Sabbath day.
We had hoped, ere this, that every clut
10 the city would put a stop to this i'm
moral practice.
SNEAK TmEF-An negro boy who gave
bis name as Nelson Dickinson, was ar.
rested Sunday night, having in his pos
session suudry articles taken from rooms
in the Library building} Of which be
could give DO good account.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-A series Of
meetings is being held in this church.
f Rev. W. II. Robert, Of Little Rock, de-
Hvered an interesting discourse last
night to an attentive audience. Service;
to-day at 10 am. and 8 pm. All are
cordially invited.
ANGERovA LoDGE-Eecbon Of OH
I cers.-At a meeting of AngeFoDa Lodge
No. l6S, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: D. B.
Forster, W. NJ; G. H. Carroll, s. W; q.
Reder. J. w; n. J. Wiggin, treasurer
John Beamish, secretary; J. J. Suffer
tyler.
Law CARD.-The professional card Of
Mai. w. Messick, attorney at law, APP
pears elsewhere. He is known as 9
careful, thoroughly competent practi.
toner Of fine ability, and business en-
trusted to his care will receive prompt
attention. His Office is No. 81 Second
street.
For PARIs.-Mr. r. Lavigne, thepropri-
ptar Of the Ladies' Mirror of Fashion,
$50 Main street, will leave for Paris to-
morrow. where it is his intention to par-
chase the best stock of goods that can be
found in ln belle France. Our fashiona-
bic ladies will. no doubt, look for his
return with more than ordinary interest.
GRACE CHURCH FAR-The ladies
offer profound apologies for delay in re-
turning their best thanks to Messrs.
/ Jack & Shanks, Z F. Risk, Hoffman.
Mitchell & Co, Erich & Lloyd, Eastland
& Gilbert and John l.. Eichherg, for
various polite favors, and to Nr. Sharp
| for his petroleum stove.
WARNEn OFF.-The police yesterday
warned the proprietor and inmates OF
that gilded house of prostitution, on the
corner Of Fourth and Poplar streets, that
Z their presence in that locality was often
sfve to the neighborhOod. and that they
must seek q more cougenial sphere. The
proprietor Of the property was arrested
for renting to such characters.
MASONIC Pic NIG.-The Masonic pie
I mic to day bids fair to be u OF the most
ENJOYABLE Of the season. All arrange
| meuts have been completed by the com
mittee, and We know OF no more enjoy
able way Of spending q day in the
country than to 60 out with the brethren
70 BartleJt's. Trains leave the Memphis
and Ohio depot promptly at nine and
eleven o'clock.
RELIEVE THE DEsrITUTE-We are
gratifed TO learn, that the ladies are send
ing ia a fine lot Of secondhand clothing
to the Enterprise Relief Society of Missis.
sipni, at their depot, located at 10, Madison
/ st. Now let the merchants follow suit with
( their damaged or unsaleable goods-aud
| the grocery stores can send in sCme pro-
vision. W. J. 3, Lonsdale has charge OF
/ thego0ds and will receive them from day
to day.
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING.-A colored
how aged fifteen years, named Andrew
| Parks, went into a small stream near
the bayou beyond Second street yester.
dav morning about ten O'Clock 70 battle.
/ While in the water he was taken with
! cramps and before any assistance could
reach him he vas drowned. Esquire
! Miller held an inquest. The jury re-
turned q verdict il accordance with the
facts.
LUNBER.-Messrs. w. T. Swanwick &
I Co, successors to I. j. Rice, Adams
I street, between Front street and the
I levee. have received seasoned and sub
/ ~staptial lumber Of every description,
4 shingles. laths, door blinds and every
/ other article in their line, which they
I offer at rates claimed to be lower than
the same have ever been obtained at in
| the city. Architects and builders should
make a note Of this fact.
ARoUT A HAT.-There are a thousand
and one STYLES Of head gear for ladies,
| and not quite that many for the sterneT
sex. Among those, however, presented
to the public, we know of none more
/ recherche, elegant and light than the
very beautiful one named The Forrest
hath which is sold by Messrs. Wheaton
q Co. the we'll known fashionable hat
tiers, Of Webster block. Our young men
| of taste should see them. They are just
the thing for this climate.
ALUxURY.-During this warm and
dusty weather it is really q luxury to
visit a lrst class ice cream saloon. Such
a one has recently been fitted up by
Messrs. T., Rocco & Cor NO. $50 and 29a
Second street. It has been fitted up re-
gardiess Of expense IN magnificent style,
| especially for the accommodation OF
/ ladies and children. Everything in tbs
way of eonfectionaries, pastry, soda
water, choice syrups, sherbert and all
he good things, are there in abundance.
Make one visit, it will be sure 10 begei
another.
PERsoYAL-Gen. T. c. Hindman. o.
ARK, is in the ely, putting up ~ the
Gayoso. Col. T. j. Menlove, editor O.
thai sterling paper, the Vickseurg Dda5
Times, paid a visit to u sanctum yes
terGay. He is putting up 81 me I'VE
ton. The many friends oi Col Mah39v'
LII reioice to learn that both be and BIZ
nrnar are in astonishing condition. We
- him = pleasant stay in the bluff
ana "a the yicksburg H1esis a welcome
exchange, so shzll the YlsitsQi us editol
ever befO US in PrOpTtd PersDHea-
TIE LECTURE TONIGHT. The Tab
@srnacle should be crowded tonight OF
the occasion Of Or. A. Erskine, who hai
CHOSEN for bis subject rThe ReliefofMan'
Fstate.U The Arions will be present ap'
render some Of their finest pieces, IN aa
ldition TO which Mr.. Ernest Lehman vii
i've one of his nne Fecitations with tn
Tieh musical and intellectual treat thu
offered, all for fifty cents, and that 70
ne Fanny Thurston fund There !
every reason 10 believe that the hall vii
be crowded Buy your tickets at IN
/ book stores, and go early. II you canno
20 buy a ticket any way, and thus he'll
along q good cause