Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

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to report at the counting desk any |
L regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
A Coon HAUL.-The store of f. ST
- del, on Union street, was entered befo
daylight yesterday morning and mona
ted and valuables amounting to about fol
IN n hundred dollars were stolen. The tbi
4 is still at large.
CRIMINAL CoUBT.-In this court We
o. terday, No. 1893, State vs.. BeaI non
lth Pratt and Horton, conspiracy, etc, wi
- taken up, and a question Of Law arisin
in regard to the evidence, the same wi
et. taken under advisement by the cour
1 which adjourned without completing th
trial.
SPIRITUAL THIEF.-The drinking IS
a. loon kept by Chas. Leoni, No. SO Mad
- son street, was entered some time afte
. midnight, when fifteen gallons of th
= ardent, a basket of wine, one thousan
cigars and some other valuables wer
= stolen. Probably some enterprising fel
low wanted to stsrt a bar of his OWL
n in a cheap way.
al THROUGH BMLs.-It is with plessur
~ ~ we call attention to the advertisement Q
E. D. Cobb, the agent of the Baltimor
lg and Ohio railroad, who flas his Office a
- No. 20S Front street. This gentleman
will give through bills of lading on hi
road, which makes close connections t
- all points. Call and see Cobb.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT AND DIS
c TRICT CoURTs.-The criminal court Law
docket WAS taken up yesterday, and this
e prompting call completed. About twenty
, five cases were continued. In the
District Court, In WATSON VS.. steamer
Zephyr, 8 motion for new trial was
heard and overruled. Robert f. Fray.
Z ser was admitted and sworn as attorney
E and proctor of these courts.
: ALL housekeeping in the way
Of reading is kept at the great news
depot of Albert Beer, No. 2S7 Main
street. All the latest papers, magazines
4 anu pei tAANAAn ~ nc AiAA al a 1fN bN
found on his counter, suitable for all
classes. An improvement has lately
been made in the house, which makes it
3 more easy Of access. The Brothers Beer
are polite and attentive, but particularly
Joe. He has q smile and kind word for
all. Buy and read.
A Reliable HOUsE.-In our wander
ings yesterday, ye local happened To
stray into the house of Terry & Mitchell,
329 Main street, where one of the best
stocks of boots, shoes and hats in the
city are on exhibition, with every con-
venienee 20 be found in an establishment
of this kind. They do a purely whole
sale business. and as they import largely,
can afford to sell to their customers at
the lowest figure. They have been ff-
teen years in business in Memphis, and
will at all times be found just, prompt
and reliable. Country dealers should
examine their stock.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Jas. Garden requests
us to state the announcement of his APP
p~earance for the benefit of Mr.. McWade
at the Greenlaw Opera house was made
without his consent or authority. We
published it only as an advertisement,
and of course knew nothing of the facts.
It is to be hoped, however, that Mr.. Car
den will not leave Memphis without
giving his numerous friends an opportu-
nifty of seeing him in some Of his favor
tie characters.
A MEAN THEA thief who would
snatch clothes from a line would steal
well-almost anything, but the class of
thieves who now infest our city are not
at all particular. They would doubtless
carry off a red hot stove or a town lot if
they had any idea Of getting off safe.
But the clothes line thieves are meaner.
Some of this class stole from Mrs. Hunt
ingdon a quantity of clothing on the
corner of Exchange street and Winches-
ter avenue, in all valued at about seventy
five dollars. The thief got of.
REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.
J.. c. Ayres, trustee, to c. G.. Richardson,
quit claim Regina Dreifas to Samuel
Dreifas, bill of sale 5000, stock, chattels,
etc; NJ. A. Allen to Patrick Mahoney,
deed $500, lot on MonsaTrat street NJ.
A. Allen to Ellen Dean, deed 500, lot
on Monsarrat street Albert Beatty, de-
clsration to claim exemption from at
tachment on certain leasehold; Jasper
c. Grifing, trustee, to c. G. Richardson,
quit claim, part of lot 10; Oscar W.
Hyatt to VIM. NJ. Schoals, transfer Of
lease.
MYsTERIoUs.-Some considerable ex-
element was caused, yesterday, among
the citizens in the vicinity Of the bayou,
near the foot Of Bradford street. Some
children were playing near the bayou,
when they found a box containing the
body of a child, which had apparently
been in the water but a short time, and
was no doubt one of those Illicit off
springs made away with to conceal the
shame and disgrace Of its unfortunate
mother. 1t was poorly clad, a single
wrapper, made of course domestic, being
its only vesture. Coroner Cotton was
sent for, to hold an inquest, which ne
proceeded to do. The verdict we have
not yet learned.
DRY GOODS AMI NOTIONs.-Among
the many wholesale houses in the city
deserving Of public patronage, few can
compare with that Of Messrs. Greenwald
& Lobe, Nc. go Main street. They have
just received a large stock of dry goods,
gents furnishing goods, boots and shoes,
notions, etc, and promise to sell as low
as the lowest. Their stock is admirably
classified, and the salesrOoms well ar
ranged for the comfort of the buyer: it
takes but q short time TO select a large
stock. They are constantly receiving
all the fastest styles of dress goods.
Dealers from the country would do well
to call at DO Main street.
STEALING WOOD.-Messrs $. Smith &
WoolfOrd, who have a quantity of cord
wood upon the levee, found that a large
quantity was being carried off, for which
they received no equivalent. Upon care
full watching 1t was found that q negro
who r~ejOicss in the name of James
Washington Cotton, was the offender.
A warrant was procured, and Jas. Wash
ington brought before Justice C~reigton, #,
who, after hearing the testimony and
the pleading Of al attorney, who seems
to delight in defending such cases, fined
the negro twenty-five dollars, from
which his attorney took an appeal.
Law CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
745. Jones VS.. Greenlaw & Co. Judgment beloV \
affirmed.
~ Judgment below affirmed. !
74g. Judgment below affirmed.
$50. Jud Sment TOR plaintiff for $50 80. .
7Ra JUDGMENT below affirmed. ]
7gA Continued as on af5dav1t OF plaIntif.
The following cases are set for trial to- {
day
g-. Drake VS.. Foster. j
ia Armstrong vs.. Taylor, Cole & Mcleod
Pope VS.. Taylor, Cole & Mcleod.
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