Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


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The evenings and mornings are "brae-
ing" enough Just now.
-Beal street, near the market, is fright
fully filthy and dirty.
-Remember the widow and orphan,
and go to the New Memphis tonight.
The Memphis delegation to the Louis
vile Convention left yesterday evening.
There were six arrests in h Second
District yesterday-mostly for drunken
ness. e
We nave to thank our good friend
John League, Esq, for a file of st. Louis
papers and other favors.
The Haywood csunty Agricultural
and Industrial Association holds its first
annual Fair at Brownsville, October 9, to
the 23d inclusive.
The Young Mems Terpsichorean Club
give a soiree next Thursday evening at
Cochran Hall. Arrangements are being
made for a pleasant time.
Nothing has yet been heard of the
man Byrd, whose mysterious disappear
ance we chrOnicied sometime g He
has beer missing three weeks to-day.
This evening the Deutscher Bruder
Bund give a ball at the COncordia Gar
dens, on Poplar street. We acknowledge.
the receipt OF a couple of complimentary
tickets 10 the entertalnment, and shall
try to put in an appearance. We hope all
hands viii enjoy themselves "aGch alter
UeiSe." AVA
The Jackson Tribune, of Saturday,
says: Long wagon trains OF emigrants
are passing through jackson almost daily
for the West. Most of them are bound
for Texas, and some will stop in Arkan--
sas. They generally have line teams and
good outfits, and the emigrants are just
the class Of citizens Tennessee can ill af-
ford TO spare"
The attention of the travelling public
is called to the Pullman Palace Cara,
which "gO through" from Memphis TO
Nashville, The utmost and most polite
attention characteFixss the conductors
and pOrters OF this line. Clean sheets,
good blankets, warm cOYerlets and the
SOftest kind of a couch await those Of our
citizens whose business may call them TO.
The State capital. We recommend the
Pullman cars 20 the public.
To a man fond Of good living, we
know Of no place more inviting thanethe
establishment of \. Chigbizola, importer
and wholesale dealer III cOn~fectiOneries,
foreign and domestic fruits, pickles, nuts,
sardincs, oysters, ere. There is nothing
in the whole range of good eating and
drinking that cannot be found at his place,
24T Second street, Greeniaw block. Call
aud see for yourself.
Henry Ring, n of "crack shots, -
went out yesterday with three of his line
dogs-a thoroughbred pointer and two
pure blood settlers. lie roamed about the
eHrirOas OF the city, not going farther
than ten miles in all, and at might re-
turned with eighty-oRe brace of partridges
for his pains. We always knew Henry to
he a man of metal of the right ring"
and to be a sporting" as well as a
8 game" man. Ii any of our shootists
can beat him, why let them put up or
shut up"
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The Jackson Tribune of Saturday
says: w are glad 70 learn that our
friend John L. Brown, Esq, Clerk of the
Supreme Court, that he is receiving petit
tions every day numerously signed by
] prominent lawyers and citizens of many
different counties in West Tennessee, for
the return ofthe Supreme Court to jack.
son. These petitions are sent to Nj.
Brown that they may be forwarded by
him TO the Legislature IN bulk, and there
serve as "A reflex of the true sentiment of
the peopleoI West Tennessee upon this
subiecL"-IWe would respectfully sug-
gest that Il would be more convenient for
litigants il the Supreme Court was re-
moved 20 Memphis, whence fully three
fonrths Of its cases arise.-EDs. APPEAL.
Another suicide was spoiled by the
keeper of tie dredge boat yesterday about
l o'clock, the wouid-be 6elo d. Se being one
of Dame Gamers household. q nymph
named Noble Williams, addicted TO love
and rum. The first affection perhaps
caused the latter, and the latter was the
immediate cause of the contemplated
rash act" Mollie went down to the Big
Muddy with the fan intention OF
"Plunging IN boldly,
No matter how coldly
The rough river RAM
but the dredgeboat man, divining her in
~teutiOns, caught her and held her. She
was handed over TO a policeman. who car
z = ~ thN 0AR bASAEAE DNhNt
and gave her dry lodgings in the most
comfortable cell that that Institution af-
fords. ga n-.rra
The Memphis, Fl Paso and San Diego
Railroad, Is hxed fact. "a short time
since says the san Diego bulletin, "a
young gentleman OF prepoSsessing appear
ance and genteel address arrived in this
city, representing himself 10 he an agent
and relative Of the great carriage manu-
featuring firm OF Brewster Il co. of New
York. He purchased a city lot, closed the
contract for an immense brick building in
which to display his wares, expected 60
arrive almost any day from New York hy
vessel. He occupied the best seat at otr
best hotel table, drank nothing but the
choicest brands of champagne at dinner.
drove the best teams the livery men could
turn out, his company cOurted by the elite
OF the male sex, and we know no how
many Of the fair ones had set their cans
for him, he being the scion Of the old and
opulent house named above. Becoming |
tired of b dust and hustle oftbe CITY. he
required recreation, and borrowings horss
OF our friend Tedford, a pistol, shotgun |
and blankets, of another friend who must
be nameless out of sympathy for him, we
hear OF him on the road to Fort Yuma in |
q new role, viz: the agent OF Gen. Hunter
for the Memphis, FL PasO and San Dieao
Railroad, ard bearerofdispatches for GOV.
Seward. Two hotels, several saloons. and
many Of our intimate friends are from five
to my dollars poorer, and we hope wiser.
for Mr.. Brewster's visit,
A LARGE Stock of Boots and Shoes
lust feealVel- HERZOG a BRO. |
ALL-wooL Figured Merinos at % cents.
at i II IOawenstine A. RrOa pfo,, R,;I2' |