Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

Z MEMPMS APPEAL
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TUESDAY. MARCH 10. j
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- pay to any M any bills due THE A
PEAL for advertising since January 81
i'd unless they have written authority fro
= me. JOHN AINsLIE,
~ Cashier and Manager
To the Patrons 81 the appeal.
You are requested not to pay any CO
= riers without certificate from me, 81
to report at the counting desk any
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
CHANoERY CoURT.-There was
. business transacted yesterday. Cou
Z adjourned over until Thursday.
d CRIMINAL CoURT.-There was nothir
Z done in this court yesterday. The Gra'
case was continued over until the ne,
term Of the court, by consent.
/. Law CoURr.-The calling of the tri
docket was resumed yesterday. II
case Of Shultz VS.. Hughes is now @
e. trial. B. f. C. Brooks and A. Hitzfel
were admitted as attorneys.
WINE, MORE WNE.-Some person
i knowing that Nathan Bros. & Co, n,
go Second street, always keep a goo
stock OF wine on hand, effected an er
+ trance to their store, gaining access b
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some ten baskets Of the vinous fluid
2 No trace Of the thieves as yet.
.
r EsCAPED.-A greater portion of th
chain gang was employed yesterda.
: morning cleaning the crossings and gut
tiers on Main, near Madison street, whel
three of the lumber, net liking tn
work, "skedsddled." They were pur
sued but not captured.
TRIED TO SHooT.-Johu Thompson
who keeps the Basket saloon, was yes
terday arrested on a warrant issued by
Justice Creighton, on the complaint 0
Seth w. Howell, charged with drawing
a pistol Oh the complainant. Thompson
gave bonds to appear and viii be exam
ined this morning.
MIG. VS.. NIG.-Two Of the sable breth.
rem got into difficulty on Gayeso stree
Sunday, abouta yellow girl named Delis
Lindsey, during which Henry Hurt used
a knife seriously to the injury of his an.
tagonist, Harris. The wounded mar
was cared for by the neighbors, but the
physicians pronounce his wound fatal
The BOARD. - The semi-monthIy
meeting Of the board Of mayor and
aldermen will be held tonight at the
Exchange building, when in addition t.
the regular business, We are informed,
the amendment to the city charter and
the metropolitan police question will
come up for discussion.
HORSES LosT.-MitchelI, Hoffman &
Co., lost their horses in the river Satpr-
day evening, near the foot of Monroe
street. The driver had q narrow escape
from drowning, as he held on to the
reins and tried to drive the horses out
after they had got beyond their depth.
The wagon was got u after much diff
Guilty, on Sunday morning.
THE REcORD.-The editor of the
White County Record (Searcy, Ark, has
reaahed home, much pleased with his
travels thitherward. AiTtan evidence
that the Record still survives, we may
say the paper is received regularly. The
complimentary notices of the " staff
editorial Of the APPEAL are fully ap-
preciated. Jacob will always be well
come In our =" sanetum.N
FAST TIME.-A telegram was received
yesterday from New York by Col. Isaac
Paist, that a shipment OF cotton for
wsrded from here had been received st
that city inside of eleven days from the
date Of its shipment from this point.
The Diamond line, of which Col. Paist
is the agent, claims to be ahead Of its
competitors in the forwarding business.
AN NJ. P. BEATEN-OHdcer Joseph
Dryer, while attempting to arrest a
fellow, last night, near the Charleston
depot, was set upon by several friends Of
the party being arrested, and most cru
ely beaten about the face and head.
One eye was closed, but we learn that
the Injuries are not dangerous.
EN1roNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street. have received Cooley for April,
the Galaxy for March Is ; also, Little's
Living Age, Waverly, Wilkes Spirit,
Turf, Field and Farm, Chimney Corner,
Literary Album, Weekly Romancist,
Courier des Etats Unis. Freeman's
Journal, Tablet, Pilot, People, Irish
American, and late New York, New
Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago dailies.
GLAD TO BE TAKEN.-A midnight
prowler who was in search of gain,
gained entrance to the premises Of l44
Front street, about eleven O'Clock on
Sunday night. One of the occupants
hearing the noise arose, and calling
assistance, administered TO the would-be
thief a sound thrasbing. The police
arrived after atChlc, when the accused
was taken into custody.
McWADR.-The old Memphis f~avorite
and popular comedian, Robt. McWade,
viii open at the GreenIaw opera house
on Wednesday night, with a select COM
pauy Of a~rtistes. The charming Lolita,
" the California Pet" in her banjo solos
and dancing, is starring il with this COM
pany, and never fails 10 draw good
houses. P0euhoHtGs. aud Nan, the
Good for Nothing, viii be produced on
Wednesday night.
R. H. SyLvRsTRR.-The Home in
suranee and trust company, located at
No. II Madison street, have secured the
services Of our old typo friend R. H.
Sylvester, for q long time an sttache of
the Memphis press. This company is
peculiarly a home institution, and as
such is worthy of the patronage Of our
people. We rejoice to find that typos
are connected with so many institutions
of the kind, for they will surely put it
through, and at all times be found re-
liable.
THE TICKET AGENTs.-We are in re-
ceipt OF e communication rom our
correspondent, which informs US
that the party arrived safely ct Cairo by
the steamer Belle st. Louis on Friday.
He expresses himself much pleased with
the trip and the conduct of tAe officers of
the steamer towards the party. She
was crowded with passengers, and in the
language Of our correspondent "all en-
ipyed themselves hugely" We shall
probably hear more Of them before they
reach st. Louis.
AHAPPY lot Of patients has DR.. Bern-
hardt. Whereas they were blind, they
now see, and all through the agency OF