Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-11

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S 0N' +. c. GisT, Postmaster Memphis.
Notice.
The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any one any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January S1st,
unless they have written authority from
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: Cashier and Manager.
\ To the patrons or the Appeal.
E You are requested not to pay any car
riers without certificate from me, and
70 to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. l.. DAVIES.
e I'd THE PATRONS OF a APPEAL.
The carriers will be around this MORN
ing to collect their weekly dues. We
hope you will be ready with your
quarters, as they will then be able to
settle with the office. Further, we hope
you viii, for the carriers convenience,
erect boxes at your gates, or cut holes in
your doors, that the papers may be
placed so that none but yourselves can
get them, as Memphis is now infested
with paper thieves.
EMERSON ETHERIDGE, constitutional
5 conservative candidate for governor, Will
address the people at the following times
and places:
Union City, Saturday, May II.
Trenton, Monday, May 10.
Brownsville, Wednesday, May Is.
Memphis, Friday, May II.
Notice of other appointments will be
given in dye time.
REy. J. W. ROGERS will preach on
r ritualism Sunday morning al st. LaZa-.
rus Church, and the bishop will con-
: firm there at night.
BASE BALL CLUB MEETING.-The
semi-mOnthly meeting of the Enterprise
base ball club comes oil this evening, at
eight o'clock, over Mansieid's drug
store. A full attendance OF members is
desired.
ANOTHER PIC-NIC.-The various d.
visions Of the Sons Of Temperance will
hold their annual picnic on Thursday
next, on the grounds near the st. Agnes
academy. The programme viii be an
n%ounced in due time.
THE CANE. The beautiful gold
headed cane voted to Capt. Ferd. Ham
ilton, at the Baptist fair, vas received
by that gentleman. 1t is appropriately
engraved, and he desires to return his
sincere thanks to the donors.
MANy THANRs.-We are again under
obligations co the attentive VIII McCOr-
mick, OF the Southern express company,
for late Mobile, Louisville ana Cfnoin-
natl papers In advance of the mails. Mac.
never forgets us, and we fully appreciate
bis attention. May his shadow never
grow less.
DIsAPPEARED.-The police received
information yesterday that Mr.. Thomas
c. Speight, of Salisbury, had mysteri-
ously disappeared. He was putting up
at the OvertOn, in company with his
sister. She is, of course, much alarmed,
and will be thankful to learn of his
whereabouts.
GRAND MASS MEETING.-There will
be q general mass meeting in the First
BAPTIST church tonight at eight o'clock.
D rev III AAAEla VI A0ANAAAbAEH NV ~ ]
Williams, Of South Carolina, Rev. D.
Samson, OF Washington City, and Hon.
J. L. n. Curry, OF Alabama, will address
the meeting. Let there be a full attend
ance.
ANOTHER JAR.-Another young mack
erel, who changes his name as often as
he commits a larceny, and hat is every
chance he gets, was brought to
the Adams street station yesterday,
by a Jefferson street tobacco dealer,
charged with stealing a jar of tobacco.
He gave his name as Pat Eagan. a
warrant was obtained ana ne vas sent
before a magistrate for trial. 1t appears
to us that q workhouse would be better
for these young waifsi than the Jail or
states prison.
FOILED.-Last night about 8 O'Clock a
weel known young gentleman, while
coming up Main street, was accOsted by
two well dressed, good looking young
men who took him in charge, n was
! shout to lead him into a gambling house, /
when the game was blocked by a police
man who, it seems, Knew al the parties.
The young man was somewhat inebria-
ted, and was properly taken care Of by
the NJ. Pis. He had a large sum of
money, and valuable jewelry on mis- per-
son. Cannot the city ordinances be en-
forced, and these dens of infamy broken
up?
MUNICIPAL COURT. Judgment of
the metropolitan police commissioners
against the following parties was affirmed
upon default. NJ. Quinn, J. D.. Good,
5. A. Parrish, James Long, J. -. Austin,
P. Moran, G. II. S~ohreyer, c. Adams, J.
| Reardon, Mary KehOe, L. r. Grehan,
Jas. Nash, Mary 0'Neil, w d. Ellis,
Jas. Simpson, Robert Welsh, s. Bloom,
Geo. Thompson, A. Phillips, T. SchOen-
field, James Boyle, John Byrnes, VIM.
McDermott, Chss. A. Johnson, c. G.
Martin, Thos. Curtin, w. w. Small,
Samuel Toole. Upon trial had, judg-
ment OF police court against II. e. Car
ter was reversed, and that against Jerry
BRYAN affirmed. Remainder Of cases set
for Tuesday. r. +. Boswell was APP
pointed deputy marshal. Adjourned to
10 O'Clock am. Monday, which is the
first day Of the term.
THE Opening OF THE GUBERNATo-
RIAL CANVASs.-HOn. Emerson Ether
idge speaks to-day at Humboldt, the 18th
at Trenton, and Wednesday next, the
18th, at Brownsville. Those wishing to
hear him can have that pleasure at
small expense, through a most liberal
proposition OF the Memphis and Ohio
railroad. Trains leave Memphis at 81
o'clock in the morning, arriving at
Brownsville at IL O'Clock, snd retHrn to
the city at 6 o'clock in the evening. This
will afford a most pleasant excursion,
and will, besides, afford an excellent OPP
p0rtuRity to our merchants n business
men TO form the acquaintance OF farmers
and others residing IN That secCOu. Tho
price for the entire trip is only three
dollars, less than half price. Persons
residing along the road will, Of course,
share likewise in this liberal arrange
ment.
NEW MEMPHIS THRATER.-The at
tendance at the New Memphis last
night was large and fashionable.
Rarely have We seen in any theater such
an array Of beauty and fashion as was
assembled there last night. The play of
Jack Cdde, written especially for
Mr.. Forrest was well put on the
stage, and in the principal char
aeter Mr.. Forrest fully sustained
his already well earned reputation.
Miss Lille played Marianne" with
much more force than she has formerly
shown. Mr.. Barton HIPS "CliffOrd y
was excellent. He improves upon ac-
quaintance. Tonight Mr.. Forrest ap-
pears in Hamlet" when of course the
house will be again crowded to over
flowing. We hope his stay among us
may be prolonged. +
MORE lNCEHDIARIsM. - The incen-
diaries are still at work. Yesterday /
morning about two O'Clock flames were
ssen bursting from the Bank saloon, on
the alley between Jefferson and Adj
ans streets. The alarm being given, !
the iremen quickly repaired to the spot
and worked with their usual energy, as
is evident from the manner in which
Inc fiery element was conquered. The
contents of the saloon, consisting of
LIQUORS, cigars and bar fixtures, were a to
taiJoss. Mr.. w. Whitsitt, the proprietor,