Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-11

acknowledgements the Master, John
Atnslie. The Bible bore the inscription
s. Presented to Kilwinning Lodge Nc. al,
by John Zent, w. NJ. of Angerona
Lodge No. 16s, June, 1852"
Henry Hill, the negro man arrested
on Monday last on suspicion of being the
murderer Of Mr.. Priestle, was brought be-
fore Justice Black yesterday morning at
nine O'clock and, after waiting until near
fou O'Clock without a prosecutor appear
ing. was discharged BY the court. The
negro gave his address, and told the mag
istrate that he could be found there at any
time in case il should be thought necessary
to look into the matter more closely.
INSTEAD Of being required to find Sc
eurity in the sum Ofsninety dollars for the
support of the ~"ittIe unfortunate " for
the three years next after its birth, 81. A.
Bartholomew was bound over in the penal
sum Of $50 to answer the chAYge upon
which he was arrested before Judge
Leonard during the present term Of the
Probate Court. The cOuntercharge made
by Bartholomew against Mrs. Flood. of
threatening his life, amounted to moth
ing-Justiee Black taking her own recog-
niZance for future good Behavior.
An instance Of the manner in which
human nature regards old accounts. the
world over, occurred in the APPEAL Office
y a~LAAA4 q - ALAAAANLAlA = III A4A jill
printing done some time ago, and the bill
for which had never been settled. had a
bill against the Office as al offset. Walk
ing hurriedly in he said to the book
keeper: 4" [ wish yon would examine our
accounts and see how We stand. II you
owe me I would Ike to get the money
right off," Suppose we don't owe you.
though, and the boot is on the other leg?"
asked tho bOok-keeIer. "Why." an
grr-nrnI ha % met VaFgf efgTfH -
Our mtusic-lOving people viii, we
hope, turn out in force tonight, upon oe-
casion Of the repetition of the Farmer
concert, at which Miss Generes, of New
Orleaps, will again appear. The pro-
grammGisavery attractive one combining
duets and solos for piano, hute, violin and
organ. Miss Generes viii sing F" Reeves
dor 4" and The N~ightingaIe's TTill,' = and
Mr.. Leo. Wheat VIII play, by reqsest, his
. Trembling Leaves" An orchestra and
the City Band viii open and closethe per-
formanee, with the overture to 'Nemi-
ramis and the quickstep "Good-bye
Sweetheart"
Joseph Swan, a darky black as the
ace of spades, went into the storerOOm Of
a steamboat yesterday and stole a bacon
ham. which he brought out on h gang
| plank and gave to tive negro women
named Alkaline Jackson and Irene Hall
who slipped i. into a bag and made on
/ with It,. Officer Tim Hope had his atten-
/ lion called to them when they were a
couple OF squares OIL, and was told Of the
theft. He Immediately pursued the re-
treating wenches, andthey hearing some
| body after them took down Front Row
| like old Harry beating tanbarkA rat
thing chase was kept up for q squ-e, Tim
gaining on them ut every jump, and a.
| last oyertaking and arresting them They
were taken to the First District station
where their partnerSwaIi already awaited
them.
The Stacey House in Nashville is,
without any doubt, the most agreeable
| stopping-place in the City of Rocks. is
/ principal proprietor, W. Matt. Browne
/ formerly the popular Mavor OF that city.
is gist the man to keep q hotel. He look,
| after his guests with the anxiety of
/ friend desiring to please his friends. Thu
/ consequence is that the guests feel 4
| home and eniOv themselves as much as
| really at home. Clean, comfortable sleep
/ ing rooms, and the best kept table in this
section are what enables Mr.. Browne anc
his partner to rank among the best hOte
| men in the country. An affTble and at
| tentiye young clerk viii be found in th'
l person Of Mr.. Willie Browne, son of the
| EX-MayOr. and to him We recommend al
who have occasion to visit Nashville.
p. C.. Smith is not a very large man
nor q man brought up in a prize-ring. no
/ does ne initiate the Nose" of the Older
time in smashing fellows over the snOOt
but when ne gets riled he isjust a little
bit "grouty. lie got iAmper upt'
fever heat yesterday, Yand wen
down TO Mrs. T. RizZi's hash
pen, on the wharf, 10 work of
Eis surplus wrath, and proceeded 70 breai
the legs Of all the furniture and the nose
| Of the teapots, and put the quietus on tn
gentle dispenser of pigs feet andJripe a
all hours " bv showing her head into a 20
of hot lObscousc. The chiller rushes
for the police. and the valiant smith f0un,
| himself in short order Q q jOg-trot to tn
| IOck-up. \ forfeit Offifteeu dollars would
if he could have found anybody foo
Ieuough to pat It up for him, have allowe'
him his liberty until this morning at MIN
O'Clock. when, fair weather or foul, h
must meet Mrs. RiZziO at PhillipPi, or
what amounts 10 the same. ut Justici
Blayk's Office.