Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-18
MEMPHIS APPEAL


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PEAL, for advertising since January 3ist
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier and Manager.
TIE the Patrons OF the appeal.
You are requested not to pay any car
rlers without a certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir'
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Communion ser.
vice and baptism at Grace church thi;
evening at 7:90 o'clock. Services by the
Rev. DR.. Brooke.
FMstoNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
have received the London Builder, Corn
hill and Harper's magazines also, the
Waverly, Albion, Citizen, and latest
daiIies from all points. gn
SENT UP.-The negro boy named Jas.
Cobb, who had the audacity to rob an
editor of his spe some weeks since, was
examined yesterday before Mr.. Justice
Creighton, and in default Of bonds to the
amount of $1,000, was sent up to the
criminal court for trial.
EDUcATIoNAL.-We take pleasure in
calling the attention of parents and
guardians to the advertisement Of Mrs.
Emily f. Perkins, in another column.
The qualifications Of this lady for the
task she undertakes are Of the highest
oder, and her references are unques-
tiouable. See card in another column.
DRAWING A PIsroL.-A man named
J. Stevalla was arrested on a warrant
and tried yesterday, by Squire Creigh-
ton, charged with drawing a pistol on
special constable Thomas Garvy, with
intent to kill. He was released, on CIV
boDJs 70 anpaa- AZ tho
/ criminal court TO answer to the charge.
STEALING TooLs.-A would-be negro
/ carpenter named Henry Haney was ar
rested yesterday by constable Tim.
/ Hickey, on a warrant issued by Justice
Creighton, charged with stealing a chest
of carpenters tools Of the value of eighty
dollars, the property of Mr.. S. L. Hutch
inson.
New MEMPHIS THEATER.-The beau
tifuI play written by Sheridan Knowles,
entitled the HuRehddcE, was produced
last night at the New Memphis, to q fair
house. The piece was well put on the
stage and capitslly acted. Tonight we
are TO have Adri0fl3e the Actress, or the
Poisoned Bouquet, to conclude with the
Iaughable farce of the SBaiths and
Brolras.
SANTFARY.-The bayou below Market
street is in a most filthy condition,
having for the past few months been
made the receptacle Of dead dogs, hogs,
s.L IT,. c14E ora oH.I Nou
that the warm weather is approaching
and another attack Of the dreadful
seourge of cholera is anticipated, VT call
upon the authorities to abate this
nuisance.
HOTEL THIEvEs.-We do not mean
by the caption of this item to convey
the idea that Il hotel has been stolen, but
simply wish to stats that the room Of
Mrs. Maneourt, at the Commercial no
tel, was entered yesterday and a guam
tity Of jewelry stolen from the lady's
trunk. No trace of the thief has as yet
been discovered.
AeGRTEyED.-The night Waterman Of
the Commercial hotel block feels ag-
grieved at u statement in reference 20
the report against Wade, charging him
with having set fire to that hotel on the
sth inst. He says that a former eEa-
ployee told him so, and that he did not
make the original charge against Wade
OF incendiarism, but only reported to
Mr.. Eryson what he was told. We
make this statement as requested by the
parties, as an act Of justice.
RECovERED.-Two countrymen went
into the snake show, so-ealled, on
Front street, yesterday, and lost some
thirty dollars in currency by some
speculation or game Of chance. Com
plant was MADE 20 the police, when
Sergeant Smith made an investigation.
The proprietors returned the money, and
the verdant ones went on their way
rejoicing.
IEQUEsT.-Coroner Cotton was called