Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-01

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nc GIsT, Postmaster Memphis,
Notice.
The public are hereby notified not t6
pay to any n any bills due The APP
PEAL, for advertising since January 3lst
unless they have written authority from
me, JOHN AEEsLIE,
Cashier aud Manager.
. To the Patrons or the Appeal.
You are requested not to pay any car.
riers without certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir'
regularity in carriers. u. DAVIES.
TO THE PATRONS OF IA APPEAL
The carriers will be around this morn
ing to collect their weekly dues. We
hope you will be ready with youi
quarters, as they will then be able tc
settle with the office. Further, we hope
you viii, for the carriers convenience
erect boxes at your gates, OF cut holes in
your doors, that the papers may be
placed so that none but yourselves car
get them, as Memphis is now infested
with paper thieves.
READ, EvERYBoDY.-Tickets in the
GFst drawing of the Southern Asylum
by which the cheapest property on it
lists will be disposed Of, will be sold "
to the 10Th of June, when the books viii
be closed. Order tickets through the
Office on the east side of Court square
For the convenience of the public The
Office will hereafter be kept open ill
seven o'clock in the evening.
THE Enterprise base bail club have
meeting this evening at s O'Clock pm.
LovE.-Phos. Love, who does NJ
practice what his name teaches, WIS
locked up last night, charged with the
now becoming too eommon crime Of
whippiEg his wife.
BLACK THIEvING.-An negro boy went
to the pie mic yesterday for the profit as
well as pleasure, IS he was detected in
stealing about $500 from a eolored sister.
! Col. Beaumont arrested him and fur
nished him with lodgings at one OF his
hotels. The boy will probably be handed
over to a justice to-day.
HOTEL CHANGE.-We learn that C.
3. Galloway, ESD, formerly n of the
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! charge of the Worsham house to-day.
We wish the new proprietor of this old,
popular aud weil-tried house, all the
success his energies deserve, and should
our wishes be fulfilled he will have nc
cause of complaint.
CRIMINAL AFFAIRs.-Cripinal mat
tiers at the police and justices courts
Yesterday were extremely dull, no al
rests having been made at the first dis
trict UP to four O'Clock, and not a crimi-
nal case before a magistrate that we
could learn of. Memphis is either be-
coming very much improved in morals
or the police remiss in the discharge OF
their duty. Which is it.? We hope the
former.
GIVEN UP.-A white man named s.
T. Hail, who was "sent up" by Squire
! Moore some time since, on a charge of
horse stealing, but afterwards got Out on
bond, was recOmplitted yesterday. be
attempted to get away, when his securi-
ties got wind of the affair, and gave him
up 10 the authorities. he was sent back
to the hotel kept by the county on
Adams street.
THE COHoRED PIC NIC.-The pic mic
I of the c0lored schools al Bartiett's Sta
ton yesterday was attended by about
| three thousand five hundred persons.
Everything passed off pleasantly.
| Speeches were made by Rev. Mr.. Bliss
and Gen. Eaton, and also by II. G. Car
ter and j.. +. Harris, cOlored. Owing to
the excellent management of Samuel B.
| Jones, Esq, superintendent Of the Mem
| phis and Ohio railroad, no accident Oe-
CURED.
SENT BACK.-A white man named
/ Vim. Holloway, who has been in Jail
I here for nearly two years, and was SEN
fenced to eleven years imprisonment in
/ the pcuiteutiary for murder, has been
granted q new trial by the supreme
court, now in session at Jackson. He
has again taken up bis old quarters.
| Squire Wynn, a negro who has been in
for about eight months, and had also
received sentence from the criminal
court, was also granted a new trial.
A BRUTE.-A great burly fellow, who
gave his name as Thomas Reilly, was ar
/ rested last night, charged with assault.
On inquiry we find hat be is a man of
family, and resides in that classic local
ity known a5|' Happy Hollow - that he
turned his family out Of doors yesterday
morning aud kept them out all day. Not
satisfied with this, he yeBted his brutal
ity farther by cutting his daughter in the
face with a pocket knife. He will be
tried thiSmorning.
THE TABERNACLE FAIR.-The attend
ance at the Tabernacle last night, al
though very good, was not so numerous
as on the night previous. Several laugh
able scenes took place, such as voting a
handsome cake to the Ugliest man in the
house, we won't, in pity, give his name)
etc. We were unable TO get the voting
on the silver service to the most popular
hotel, or the life insurance policy to the
most gallant soldier. The fair must
have proved all its friends expected.
THE HOP AT THE GREENLAW,-The
social hop which came off on Thursday
| night was a brilliant affair. The attend
apce, though NOT large, was very select,
and of course sociable and agreeable.
The various committees eXerted them
selves TO make all feel athome, and right
well did they succeed. The impromptu
supper was well gotten up and heartily
partakeD of. Dancing was kept up till
a late hour, and few of that gay COM
pany will soon forget the social hop at
the Greenlaw, Thursday night,
THE PLANTERs.-In another column
will be found the card of the Planters
| insurance company, of which Gen. n. B.
Forrest is president, Frank p. Dough-
ertv, treasurer, and w. H. Deadriek,
secretary. With the skillful general at
its head, and the reliable Frank Dough-
/ ertv 10 care for the funds, and W. h.
/ Deadrick, with his long experience in
/ the insurance business, to manage the
/ books, the Planters insurance company
must prove a success. 1t is a home
institution
A DARING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES daring
! thief. who must have had some pluck as
/ well as a vast deal OF rascality, entered
| the residence Of Mr.. Joseph King, on the
corner of Linden and Shelby streets, at
an early 16ur yeSlefUay mOfuiuBi anu
took therefrom a trunk which contained
a gold watch, about $50 in specie and 3
1 quantity Of wearing apparel. Thetrunk
I and contents, minus the money and
I watch, was discovered near by, by
| officer Castle, yesterday morning. The
deed must have been committed by some
! person well acquainted with the prem
ises.
LosT.-In ourstrollsy yesterday through
the streets in quest of items, our atten-
tion was directed to a bevy Of fine and
/ fasl,iopablv dressed ladies who seemed
to be lost, Judging from their uneasy
manner and the close scrutiny they gave
| the signs over onF principal dry goods
| houses along Main street.. Seeing their
| b~ewilderment we made bold, as every
4 single man should, to inquire the object
I'D Their search, and also 70 offer our
s~eryiees 10 conducting them to the goal
~ their travels. We were politely in-
formed that they had heard that Messrs.
T m Loewenstine g. Bro would open
| their mammoth retail store to-day. and
we're determined to sell goods even below
Sew YORK cost. We escorted them to
M 2Si main street, Clay building, and
havine received the.r tsapks, and sn'
rpest assurance of gratefal nemeHa-
r4-.-, 80 4lft tE--. -.