Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

/ Ill WAS, WIKI very lew exceptions, G
! general ban-yan day with the Justices Of
the Peace yesterday. .
-Ths strest Conpiissioner's gang were
I engaged in cleansing Front street, nen
| Jefferson, yesterday afternoon.
=. Only IL names had gIiced the docks.
7 OF tha Eflsi District Pohc, Station AT II
O'Clock la,i night.
T -Aneyen hundred dollar- made up tlle
suin levied upon evil-doers by the Com
/ missioners Of the Second Distric: Police
I Court.
Senator Sprague, Of Rhode Island,
arrived IN the city yesterday by the l2:S0
! train over the NJ and G. Il. r. lie il the
/ guest Of Col. McRae. -
Those favorable 10 'he early compile
/ tion Of the Memphis. Haliy Springs, Okla
I Iona and Selma Railroad Viii meet a.; .iI'
4 Peabody Hotel This nloTning al O'Clock.
Mrs. Reynoid'S house, NJ. Us MON
4 stree, w. ellt Erred ,buu5 I've O'Clock YES
/ teriay aT1ernoon, aut robbed of a pair of
l valuable china vases. No clue. as Vet, 10
the thief.
--Dr. Burnetrs -daHglirful enler,aiu-
lment was witnessed las; evening by an
I excellent audience. both IN point Of num-
I her and quality. Hne hiil Tor tonight Il
( full Of good THING and enjoy them.
%. Parks and A. Lena - conldn't seq
I it " Yesterday WHOM asked 10 assist officer
Farrell in arresling "a negro named Bob
| JOHNSON, and hai their ewes opened g
9TH each by he Police Commissioner
4 NFour women. .-le.yvd s,fd abandoned" d"
az She statutes ha.h H. charged with
having bbtained money under false pre-
lenses, were Tried before Justice Elliott
Yesterday and dismissed, the complainant
/ not appearing to prosecute.
9.
persons c0t.oRsheI On Monday night vas
recovered yesterday by detectives Me
Cane and Connell TIL thief. Thornton
4 COX, was arrested.
Green Alexander. a roioTcd saqueS.rl-
tor Of iHnla IcSh can hear some agreeable
p information on application "a Police
headquarters. Dr. Nilsson. who resides
near rulidhqGla has been 10 ask after
AIeck's heau
The kngs~ui the Can-csu- -nihais are
fighting each other wiki thrse-shect pos
trrs. Thompson seems 10 isve the best Of
the hattie. though B-ounf's hedyy- bit Of
the big red-white-and-hl,e season bin 50
IS no, without eilec,
The building au.l lol No. PA Main
stree, the property uI Auuii-Iesideni, was
sold Bi auction yesterday scr cZAAN. a
from OF tEeTty-fuur fees b.. a depth Of
sevenly-fOur feet comprises the sr+a dis
posed OF The name n The purchaser did
NOT transpire.
-" The voice 0i the Fair echoing he
voices OF the fair lady managers ui the
Masonic Fair. noa being held in the huild-
ing next door north ofthe Greonlaw Opera
House, i a sprightiy feature of that f-s-
tivity. II il ably edited, and r. from he
press OF Mes-Ts. Cowperthwait, chapman
a Co.. &I7lz Main ~tuei-a .suardu. - Of
typographical neatnsss.
SfJer the trial or case af tlia- ofiire oT.
Justice Elliott, Yy-.enlaA JHeHDoH, the
litiganisa couple of muscular While
women % weEt for 90 e5cll Other ii regular
sIoulder-hitling style. rhc fgM was
getting uu nicely blood Rowing freely
spoiled the nn by taking he pbrmale
ph.ghliSI- 10 tHe lookup.
Anne Philiips. a eploTed female dcmi-
zen OF South street, took her dayy'
before Justice Burke, yesterday afternoon,
that one Mrs. stowe not generally known
as Harriet Beeeherh also very much col
ored. had Inadr S bioodthirStN 8itemp.
upon depoHcut's life with cleayer. aud
therefore PRAYED = Warranl Tor the arrest
OF the BLACK amazon. 1T WAS granted, and
doGb.le-. ere his sMt- stowe has been
safely slowed away in "a cell a! one 1T the
station houses.
John Alexander, negro though lac DE
probably regrets that he was 40 inconsid-
crate as to Lay his thieYislf paws upon a
horse belonging 10 q gentlemen who re-
sides few miles in the country. Al ali
events, he "Ont get Out OF Jail until The
matter il thoroughly siiled. His trouble
commenced NJ the Second District Police
Station lat" yesterday evening. and Will
probably be.augmente3 this morning rs
he is 10 come before The Police Cnmmis-
siOner's Court.
---'' A para v -i5gs she. name ol. Johnson,
black of vigorous lEne and Drawn, yester-
day afternoon attempted to shoot police
man Farrell vbo was IN the act OF arrest
ing him for carrying Concealed Weapons.
Fortunately he bali missed is mark and
after desperate struggle, the officer sue
cerded in OYerpOwering the scOundrel.
aud escorted him TO the Second District
Station. The Commissioners Court being
IN sess.on. lac prisoner was placed OF
trlal and fined So for resisting The officer
and CARR ing concealed weapons, and com
mitted % Jail to await ex animation before
Squire Black on the more serious charge
Of assault with intent TO murder.
The Masonic Fair was wen attended
last night, u large number Of delegates
to he Commercial Convention being pres
emit The object OF this festival is zone
that appeals 10 every brother ofthe 'mys-
tie tie, and We are glad 10 see that il il
succeeding as it deserves. No more pleas
ant place 10 spend an hour during to-day
or this evening can be found in the viiy, ss
in addition 10 the array Of lOvcli- !
ness IA The shape Of animated feminine
nature, there is OF red an spicurean bill of
fare for dinner and lunch, for those whose
grosser appetites crave the good things Of
life.
Mr.. De Leon. the well known Htters,-
teur and former Consul Of the United
States al Cairo, Egypt,- t,-hasz united. Hith
Gen. lmboden, Of Virginia, in the land
agency business, a. 2j7 Broadway New
York. Supported and endorsed m they
are By ihe people Of the ancient COMMON
wealth, u is 70 be expected that they win /
be unusually prosperous, and be able 10 |
accomplish much in The right direction for !
her. Nr. DE Leon, besides being writer
Of great power and many graces, is pos !
sessed of a practical mind which, united !
with an eXteided experience, especially l
among the peoples Of the old world, gives J
him unusul advantages in the hnsinessin |
which he has engaged with gallant com /
patriot and soldier, who is highly extolled /
for his business qualifications. We hope !
our land ownersa viii make note of the I
advertisement Of these gentlemen In ayr !
other column, and help them to extend /
their business iHfhis direction.
=rHEs supreme -COurtnT Judges athils sen
dorse ME- ~. Clay Kings Digest Of Dech- /
ions: - !
Brownsville, Tenn, May H., 1869. /
n. Clay hiRg, Esq: /
Dear SiT: We have been using for some
lime y0lIr new Digest 81 the Decisions Of
he Suprenle@ Court OF tennessee II /
gives us pleasure 20 testify to the excel
lenee Of the work. The classification Of
subjects is natural and appropriate, the
expression Of the rulings in the cases is
correct, the cross references are aInpla and
and indeed the qualities gen
orally Of the work are such as are requi- I
Site to nsaful Digest. $40 &
With great cheerfulness we commend II
70 the profession of Tennessee. n
G With great respect, tgtt# =
GEORGE ANDREWS, r.
~ 4T HENRY G. SMITH, .
j. O. SHACKELFORD,
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
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