Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-25
THENGs ABOUT TOWN.

me mare pony stolen ifOn }. T. I
Prescott, Esq, some days since, was re-
covered yesterday by detective Neon
nell and returned 20 the owner.
The Negro known as Doc Pierce is
again in trouble. He was arrested yes
terdsy charged with drawing a pistol on
one Moses Lane.
Henry Gutenberg, charged with
killing WIN. Hanthausen, WAS arrested
on 8 ~coroueT's warrant yesterday, and
brought before Justice Herman who
bound him owe IN the sum Of six thou
sand dollars for his appearance to-day.
"A young negro named Chas, Willis
was arrested yesterday on a warrant
,ssued bv Justice KieFnsn, charging
Willis with making 8 deadly assault on
Michael DIugher.
Should the day prove favorable there
will be a large attendance at ElmwoOd
today to do honor to the Confederate
dead.
The anniversary Of the Memphis
Law Association will be celebrated OF
Monday night. We acknowledge an in
y~itatiou to be present.
WIN. Newton, w, D. Johnson and
Charles Brown, are held by the police
charged with passing counterfeit money.
A large sum Of the bogus wa found on
their persons Uhen searched at the Sta
ton House.
Levi Watson, one of the cOlored race,
is still in limbo charged with stealing
meat frori the Levee.
-Cathscine Egsn was required by JUS
tice Foley yesterday morning, to give
bonds ia the sum of five hundred dollars
10 keep the peace towards Margaret Don
ovap whose life she had threatened and
allother good citizens Of the State.
Lake Erie salmon were offered for
solo ~ some daalers yesterday.
-Tssae Suith, a Begs0 charged with
robbiug 8 eolored friend named Andrew
Meredith of the sum of thirty dollars,
was arrested yesterday on q warrant
,ssped by Justice Griffith. The accused
viii be examined to day.
A lady named Mrs. FOrceps had her
noeket picked Of q purse containing $50,
Al the POPLAR street market yesterday.
Mr.. w. A. Joplin, No. 81 hsin
street, was visited by thieves yesterday
morning, and found himself minus Of 3
double-baTrel shot gun.
The house OF ]. a. Ssekett, No. IS
/ Linden street, was entered yesterday
morning, and q quantity of table linen
and trimmings stolen. 30 trace Of the
thieves.
In addition to the list Of pail bearers,
already published, of the remains Of
! Gen. Preston Smith, we are requested to
add the aunt Of Gen. J. r Chalmers,
! Cant. w. L. Scott and Z. a. Clayton,
Esq.
The csse Of James Bias will be ex-
amined before Squire Daley this morns
! ing at 10 O'Clock, on the charge Of MUIR
dering a negro with q large pocket'knife
! near Cuba, about last Christmas. Gen.
I George CAN'T appears for the defense.
Esquire Daley yesterday refused to
hold to bond Robert and Richard john
/ son, arrested on q peace warrant issued
at the instance o. q colored man named
| Henry Lsatherman.
Richard and Robert Johnson yester-
day submitted their cases, and were
bound over by Squire Daley in the sum
! Eve hundred dollars, to appesr before the
/ Circuit Court to answer the charge of
/ disturbing religions meetings Of ccsored
people near Cuba.
The store of H. Wetter & Co, No 10
Monroe street, was catered yesterday
morning by some thieves who forced
ooen the front door. The proprietors
could not discover that any goods had
been stolen.
We are requested to state that the
pools for the coming races viii be sold at
the Overton, commencing on Saturday
night.
The Green Monster, with other at
fractions, continues to fll the Varieties
every night. Miss Beatrice Kent closes
her engagement tonight. She is singer
who will class far above mediocTlty, and
cannot fail to gain hosts of admirers
wherever she may go.
The friends of Mrs. Ann s. Huling
are requested to attend her funeral from
her residence on Third street, near
washington, at 10 O'Clock this morning.
One Of the purest Christians that ever
lived on earth has been exempliied in
the lite and character Of the person al
luded 10 above,