Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

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APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
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authorizing them to collect subscriptions,
d. ED M~ANsFoRD,
Supt. OF Circulation,
/ BAIL To-NIGHr.-There will be a ball
E tonight st the Memphis Trotting Park.
Tickets one dollar. Mr.. Sullivan is the
Z manager, snd will make everything
pleasant.
8 GARRorEp-A negro, named Hugh
) Rogers, was EarrOted on Front street yes
t terday morning and robbed Of quite 3
E sum OF money. After the robbers had
I accomplished their deed they threw the
body in the gutter.
To CONE UP.-The negro, Ed. Young,
- - a z.T1-.T hrn4har named Him
Berry on Sunday night, was taken from
the chain gang yesterday and lOiged in
the county jail. He will be examined to-
day on the charge Of shooting with intent
to kill.
NEW LOCAL.-A change has taken
place in our contemporary Of the AuG-
iaachs. in the editorial department, Mr..
Jack NJ. Campbell having been installed
! Yesterday as lOcsl editor. Mr.. Camp
J bell rs an old typo, and we welcome him
to the precarious life Of journalism.
"FDu GARLAND.-This fine specimen
of Mississippi quartz, is in town. Ed"
il the editor and proprietor of the Water
Valley Miss Courier, M Of the best
advertising mediums in North Mlssls-
sippi. He will call upon our merchants
during the day, and We would advise
them to extend their favOrs to him.
STEALING Tools Some ~enterprising
ioiners who were short Of q kit, entered
the new building in course Of erection on
Union street, near the Charleston rail-
road, on Monday night, and made of
with the contents Of three tool chests.
the property Of Messrs. Chisholm, Alex
ander and Andrews. The thieves got OF
with their booty and no arrests were
made.
EYNcNs & SON, No. 10 Jefferson
street, snd S93 Main street, have received
Waverly Magazine, Wilkes Spirit Ofthe
Times, New York Citizen, Italian papers,
Brick Ton Almsose, Comic Almanac,
Galaxy. Peoples Magazine, Wsverly
Monthly Post, Phr~enologicsl Journal,
all for October; ST. TWelmo, q parody on
st. Elmo; London Art Journal for Sep
TENDER. Gail and get q copy.
RErrRNED-Our worthy friend and
fellow-townsman, s. z. Ridgely, " the
frm Or Murray & Ridgely, Of this city,
has laaely returned from the east with a
rich and rare collection Of fall and winter
goods. From the number OF orders re-
| ceivei by this house We should judge
that the bear monde Of Memphis fully
appreciated the good taste displayed by
Mr.. r. ia his selections.
WARN UP.-Our old friend, Mr.. J. L.
I Fichhurg, is as usual, in the field with
one Of the largest stocks Of stoves and
/ tinvsrs ever exhibited in this market,
at 1911 Main street Any person or fam
| ilv who would suffer from cold when
| stoves and httiDgs can be had so cheap,
1 do not study their own good. Look 70 Il,
and make proper provision before the
cold weather sets o..
No LuCESsE.-A negro, who calls
| himself Joe Ware, came to town yester-
| day for the purpose OF engaging some
! hands 10 work On a plantation. Before
J proceeding to hire the aforesaid help, he
/ neglected o. obtain q license from Mr..
! Davis. The result was that Joe was
caught In the set, and furnished with
| lodgings ia Mr., Besumout's hotel on
! Adams street. Commissioner Richards
\ will neal his case this morning.
GOING Ir.-H t. a fact worth knowing
/ that the Great Western Dispatch and
| Cotton express line transports freight
/ from this point to New York IN seven
days, sure. The gentlemsnly agent IN
/ Memphis, Mr.. EnOCh Taylor, has an
| office at 3O4 Front street, and will furnish
I al necessary AlLfI uAlAbu Ia AhU RANA
ises. He IS well known among u busi-
| ness men IS being perfectly reliable In
every particular. Any contracts made
BY him will be faithfully executed.
COUNTY PERSONA casual visit to
the county prison yesterday revealed the
fact that's large plumber Of the prisoners
confaed therein are negroes, thus plainly
demonstrating that more than three,
fourths Of our criminals are Of the colored
persuasion. The number confined IS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS whites and
seventy-six eolOred. Under the super
vision Of the jailOr, Mr.. McGloney, the
prison Is kept in fine order, cleanliness
pervading In every apartment.
uTrE STARS ia brilliant polka for
the piano, by Prof Oh, Pm. Winkler, and
Emelie Melville polka, by f.. o. Eaton;
{" Black Fves,n "Oh, Gentle Zephyr,
"a Forget Ne Not Nora MsyourneeD, y
Dew Drop waltz, BY Herbert NORTH
mer. and other new pieces, just published
by Bernard Mcclure, No. 333 Main street
Prof Winkler, the late E. o. Eaton and
Herbert Mortimer, are too well known to
need praise At q hands. Get a copy OF
each, At the above place, u satisfy
yourself.
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STEALING SPECIE "A colored indi-
viduaL called Dave Haney, was arrested
yesterday on q warrant issued by MI.
Justice Miller, charged with stealing the
SUN o. 1850 in gold from Il Alr. Carraway,
in FRyette county. The accused was
lodged in prison to await the requisition
Of the proper authorities from the Rd-
joining county. Il appears that Mr.. Car
rawsy some time since buried the coin,
and the negro discovered its Whereabouts
and dug il up. Deputy Sheriff Mcclure
| traced the sale Of about $500 To a banking
house on Madison street.
I
PAID FOR 1.-TWO young limbs ofthe
law, whose names we suppress, got more
than usually warmed 40 In argument
over some trivial case in Justice Milier's
court yesterday morning. Words did
not seem strong enough TO persuade in
I the premises, when blows were resorted
to. The clsret flowed freely from the
probOseis Of one, while the pepper of the
other presented = mournfuI aspect
Squire Miller very properly fined the
parties ten dollars each, which they paid. /
They will doubtless learn ere long that
Temperance is as Necessary in speech as
in drink.
INQUEsE.-ME. Justice Muller was
called upon yesterday to hold an Inquest
upon the body OF negro named Henry
Weldon, who was accidentally shot near
lNOncOnnah creek, on Monday evening. !
| From the evidence adduced before the
Jury, il appeared that the deceased, with
two other comrades, was out squirrel
hunting, when the accidental discharge
Of s shot gun, cost him his life. A YER
dict was rendered in accordance with the