Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-30

quit claim deed, lot ON Union street; NJ.
3 Fl. LittIejohn to Henry Clark, quit
claim deed, } of lot 8, block II, Her
nando street B. B. Waddell to VIM.
Johnson, deed, lot northwest corner OF
Court and Third streets John R. Frayser
to John Parham, 1884 80, tract of land
on Germantown plank road, of the
shelton & Co.'s subdivision VIM. ]. and
E. Reynolds to Mrs. Anne Brooks,
$1,000, lots 8 and Z, n. NJ. Trezevant's
subdivision.
THE OPERA HOUsE.-This place of
amusement was filled last night by one
of the largest and most fashionable
audiences ever eongregsted within its
walls. The people showed their appre-
citation of Lolita by making her benefit
profitable. The pieces were well put on
the stage, n capitslly acted. Lolita
was called before the curtain several
times, and bowed her acknowledgements.
We regret that she leaves so soon. For
the benefit of ladies and children, a
matinee will be given this afternoon,
when Pocdhontas will be produced.
She makes her last appearance tonight,
when, no doubt, the house will be again
filled to overlooking. The great pet of
the Memphis play-goers, Blanche De
Bar, appears on Monday night.
JAIL BIRDS CAUGHT-Two officers
arrived here yesterday morning inseareh
of two men named Case and Virgins,
escaped eonvicts from the Michigan state
prison, which is situated at Lansing.
The matter was put in the hands of
Fred. Hastings and Curly McCune, of
the detective force, who in a very
short time found the parties and
handed them over to their claimants.
Virgins had peel sentenced to five
years imprisonment for forging, and
Case eight years for burglary. They
were both found employed in an auction
house, and have been in the city about
tive months. They were furnished a free
pass from Memphis to the place from
whence they anne The officers left
with their prisoners last night, having
effected the object OF their visit, spending
but six hours in the city of bluffs and
mud!
AN EDITOR ROBBED.-The rooms Of
Capt. r. T. English, DIETER known as
Dlck,) over the store of n. & J. Hoff-
heimer, No. 276 Front street, was entered
on Thursday evening, and q large guam
tity of clothing, with a diamond scarf
pin, two pistols and other v%aluables,
stolen. The door was forced open
with a Ratchet. The trunks aud drawers
in the room were searched and every
thing Of value taken. Information was
given to the chief of police, who detailed
Detective Hastings and Officer Scott to
work up the job, which they did in a
very mastery way. They watched the
premises, and took notes Of what was
passing. Getting on the track of some
negroes they followed them up,
and in a way peculiar to police
officers, got M of the thieves and
most of the stolen property Another
negro, who ii seems was concerned, got
away buN uDl MlAAAOGG a hANA-N - OAAANNA
Scott's esteem in the shape of a pistol
wound. Detective Hastings managed
the whole affair throughout in a man
ner c~reditable to himself and To any
police force. To the sagscity shown by
him our river editor is indebted for the
recovery of his clothes, ETC., although
we are at a loss TO know what business a
" creek man " has with diamonds. One
thing we do know, the local can't sport
such jewels.
Get the BeSt.-In these days Of adul-
terated wines and liquors Of all kinds, to
get the best is very often q difficult
matter. y. & J. Hofheimer, No. 276
Front street, have the genuine article in
the shape Of good old Bourbon and Cogni-
&C that cannot be sneezed at. They are
a reliable firm, and guarantee only that
which is good. We speak whereof we
know.
--latest Sfyles of dress trimmings, laees
and embroideries, at Mack Bros. *
Bohm, 26l Main street. mar24 lw
The "Coffee Brown-p Hat al the
Memphis Hat Company, 26s Main street
opposite Court square. mh2s 81
Health Is More Precious than Gold f!
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and gusrsn-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after cure. Office, 2O8 Main street.
~mar6daw1y
New Goods.-A large assortment of
spring and summer goods, just received,
at Mack Bros. & Bohm, 26l Main street,
DnnOcifa Courf a0uara mcb26 wv l
The late style of gentlemen's dress
Hats at the Memphis Hat Company, 259
Main street. 81
To &tippers of Cotton from Memphis.
In order to give shippers cheice of routes
To New York, I have appointed Capt.
w, jay johnson, of the Star wharfboat,
nv agent fer the Diamond line at Mem
phis. to contract for and give bills
fading at current rates freight, UiG all
rail, vid LuisUiHe, or, il shippers prefer,
river to Cincinnati per splendid packets,
and rail to New York. | as agent duly
appointed by competent authority, guar
antee to shippers to carry out his bills
ladi1g. Our time East is as fast, If not
faster, than any other line:
J. c. BUCKLES,
Old Reliable Agent B. G. T. Co, diamond Line
LLoUIsyIIiiE, Garch Il, 1857. marSo-lm
Cod-Bigley, Mellersh s. Co., No. 81
Jefferson street, have spendid PIttsburg
eoal. Leave YOU orders. feb4-t
The finest Beaver Hat that can be
made, at the Memphis Hat Company,
opposite Court square. mh2S st
DH, HUNTER may be consulted
at No. 2l7 Second street, Adams block,
corner of Adams and Second streets, on
all diseases embraced in his speciality, as
catarrh, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma,
eopsumption, and heart diseases, 10
which Sranch of his profession he has
long devoted his exclusive attention. As
he will remain In the city only a few
weeks longer, those who desire to consult
him should do SO at once.
A m Stock of new silks and silk
poplins, etc, in all oolOrs, at Mack Bros.
4 Bohm, 26l Main street. mara Nv
The finest and latest styles OF Hats at
the Memphis Hat Company, 269 Main
street. mb-o OF
The Vestry OF 81. Lazarus Church ION
Madison street between Third and
Fourth) having secured the services OF q
Rector, the church will be opened for
service every morning at IL O'Clock,
and every evening at O'clock. Sermon
every Sunday morning. mar2S-4t.
Murray & Ridgety, merchant ~tailors,
81 Madison street, have just received
their stock for spring and summer,
which. for style and quality, cannot be
sirpassed. Thankful for past favors,
iii tTv to merit q continuance of the
same Cali and examine Tor yourselves.
NH % Ivy
sPRING G00BS.-EEery one should go
IN ire cheapest and best house in the
xru n. Wells, for 1ne goods.
ne has q splendid spring stock,
ed received, which he is deter
ToIsed 10 sell cheaper than any other
haase N the city. All styles OF dress
prints, linen, lawn, French caiieoes, sllk
md granite p0plins, silk and brOche
~ Trench ehfntz, Arabian Grape,
snd snrIng silks OF Rll shades and cel0rs.
H. the latest and finest silk mantiilas