Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-09

Saturday, June 18th Bolivar, Monday,
June 18th; Jackson, Tuesday, June
18th: Humboldt, Thursday. June Goth /;
Dresden, Saturday. June 22d.
Papers of the district are requested TO
publish the above list of appointments.
Tweuty-four young
meu were admitted to this worthy order
in Division go last night.
CALVARY CHURCH-Owiug to the alb
sence Rector, there will be no seq
vice held in this church to-day. Ser
vices this evening st the usual hour.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH-Di-
vine service will be held at this church
both morning and night, conducted by
Rev. J. T. c. Collins, pastor.
RELIGIOUS IyTELuGESCE.-Rev Mr..
Fould, Of the Hebrew Educational insti-
tute, viii preach at the Synagogue, on
the corner of Second ard Monroe streets,
this Sunday morning. being Pentecost,
tito o'clock.
FIRST BAPTIST CHUkH.-A inter
esting series Of meetinAE 1as been in pro
gress in this church several DAYS,
Services at the usual b r to-day. The
ordinance Of baptism i'll be admins
tered at the close Of I'd evening service,
by the pastor.
MATRIMONIAL. -S0Ae twenty-One
licenses to commit ma mony were IS
sued by the county clerA last week and
only one certificate retu4 ped how many
got the mitten ,
THE CHELSEA MURIR-Jas. Smith,
the man accused Of tht 1urder Of Pat.
Sullivan in Chelsea th A.T week, was
up again yesterday, TT8 the further
bearing Of the case "A postponed by
Justice Creighton till I'd brow.
GOoD READING.-AII Iiuds of papers
and periodicals are on Bale at Mr.. Cor
wins stand, next to Wa rs book store,
Main street, les MRdisoN He Is always
on hand during lawful II rs to serve his
customers. Call and see m.
AT LARGE.-JOe NinA It, the fellow
who was arrested on Fridt y for shooting,
was up before Justice Led esterdav, and
permitted to go home to LIS negro para
mour by giving bonds 10 e amount Of
$1,000.
RECovERED.-A valus e horse, the
property Of Samuel Paws, that was
stolen some days since, as recovered
Yesterday some distancei rm town by
Detective Hastings, aud lrned to the
owner.
THE LEE ACADEMY hE-The an
nual fete given by the pu kof the Lee
academy, is spoken Of q brilliant
affair. We regret We wei lnavOidably
prevented from being sent. The
whole affair reflected muc -redit on the
management.
Room ROBBNG.-The ON of Gen.
Marcus J. Wright. at the Merton hotel,
was entered on Friday u ht and two
valuable gold watches ere stolen.
Suspicion points strongly = the guilty
party, who, for good reasdh s, shall be
nameless at present.
PFC NIc.-The pic mic il aid Of the
building fund OF the st. Mays German
Catholic church comes OFF t-morrow at
the grounds on WellingtokLSreet, be-
tween Vance and Linden. IL. wish u
German fellow-citizens a asant day
and a joyful time generallyE
DrscHARoFD.-The eeloN1 preacher
from Cairo, Jack Bradley. 40 has been
in jail for the past ten dayst Dn a charge
Of bOuse-bTeakiug, was disI 2arged yes
terday, no one appearing 4 prosecute.
He will be able TO rehearse lis peTsecu-
lions to his beloved hearers day.
SPRNKLrNG-The dust sgain be-
ginning to fv. and the eEk OF the
weather having omitted td open \
windows, Capt. Tom Duf8n, ways reI'-
able, had his carts out yesterday, 20 pre-
vent the people from being ehoked. The
sprinkler is an invaluable institution
these hot, dusty days
THAKs.-we are again under o6liga-
tons to Capt. Keller, of the Southern
express, for the latest Louisville and
Nashville papers in advaTN OF the
mails. S~outhern's boys ~ for0et p,
and we are sure our thosghts are WIN
them daily.
EMMoNs AND Son, No. 10 jefferson
street, have received the Ledger, Chin
ney Corner, Literary Album, Spiritual
Republic, and late dailies from every
point; also Dickens Works and the Wa
verify novels bound in cloth, lave library,
sheep and half calf.
CHANGE OF BAsE.-Our friend Geo.
w. Miller, formerly OF the Commercial
hotel, has purchased the Capitol saloon in
Whisky chute. He has, at considerable
expense, reftted and repaired the bar
room in an elegant manner, and viii
make it a resort for first class customers.
He will open it with q grand lunch on
Monday morning at ten O'Clock, when
his friends and the public generally are
invited TO call.
CRICKET MATCH - Next Thursday
will be played, for the first time in this
city, a grand cricket match between the
st. Georges and the Chelsea cricket
clubs. The match is to come off on the
grounds near the State hospital.
Spacious tents viii be provided and good
accommodations for visitors. Bothclubs
are confident OF success, and we warn
the sons of st. Georges TO look tOit well,
else Chelsea will bear Off the laurels.
THE TRUE E8E-For a long time past
to get the correct hour Of the day has
been q difficulty in Memphis, every one
declaring theirs to be the best. This diff
| fculty- has st last been removed by
MessTs. Trudeau & Duke, corner Second
and Madison streets, who have the only
observatory In the city. They have a
large stock Of watches, clocks, diamond
goods, etc, well worthy Of inspection.
Watches repaired cad regulated at short
notice.
PIANos.-We kRoE our. lady readers
will appreciate our action in pointing
out 10 them the place to obtain q good
| piano, and musical instruments OF all
+ kinds and musical merchandise Of every
| imaginable description. The same can
be found at the well known stand of
! Leopold GOepel, No. 375 Main street.
He Is agent for the Knabe brand, which
has been pronounced by judges, unri-
vailed for power, sweetness Of tone and
/ beauty Of finish, and combining all the
I qualities which tend to render these in
strRments perfect
A RICH DIYNER.-It was our pleasant
privilege = day or two since, to partake
| Of a dinner st the ladies restaurant Of
Monsieur John Castor, Adams street,
which we up~hesitatingly pronounce une-
oualled even by that prince Of caterers
who presides over the cuisine OF the far
famed Delmonico 10 New York, and il
gives US pleasure to say that the eater
prise OF Monsieur Castor is meeting
with its just reward,