Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Elmwood was crowded yesterday
evening with visitors.
There was an absolute stagnation
in police circles yesterday.
The weather is growing more and
more fallish every day.
The p~rize-fght which was to have
cOme off yesterday has been post
pOned.
Our amateur biIliardist left yester-
day for New York, where he proposes
remaining for a few days.
The Rutter letter will be publish
ed in the WEEKLY APPEAL, which
will be ready for delivery tomorrow.
The Varieties will have an entire
Is new "biU of fare" this evening.
Lottie Mitchell is the favorite at the
Varieties.
The mammoth WEEKLY APPEAL
will be ready tomorrow. Price only
five cents per copy, in wrappers ready
fer mailing.
-Horse-hesa Bas in demand yes
| terday. From the number Of bug
gies, etc, whirling over the Nicolsoh,
every living team in town was out.
A gentleman, whose name we
were unable to learn, was carried out
Madison street yesterday evening
about ) O'Clock in an insensible condi-
ton, caused by being thrown from a
buggy.
How Jimmy Gallagher became
bold" in u yesterdays issue, ought
to have been chow Jimmy Gallagher
become 6aid"-a typographical error
that spoiled the sense of the whole ar
ticle.
Send in your advertisements for the
| WEEKLY APPEAL, which circulates
largely in Wet Tennessee, North AL
ALBANIA, Mississippi and Arkansas.
Send in your favOrs.
Capt. r. T. English, our CONNER
cial and River Editor, leaves to-day
for a trip to Lookout Mountain. We
recommend him TO the especial graces
CT ogr friends in East Tennessee.
We learn through private and re-
liable channels that Mrs. Wilson (Aliss
Augusta Evans) has recently COM
pleted a new novel, the copyright of
which she has sold for $4,000.
The superintendent of Police will
find at 3l6 Second street, a sick and in
digent man, who should be taken to
the hospital. He gives his name as
Switzerland, and halls from Yer
mont.
The two light weights who were
TO have entered the ring yesterday
morning, have concluded that there is
more glory than spondulicks in the
little arrangement that they were
about to go into, and consequently
have drawn their bets. We were in
hopes that the two buffers would
"mash each others mugs Just once
anyway, IN order to eXemplify the
BRUTALITY Of the prize ring"
The man Schroeder, who shot and
killed Special Constable Jericho some
time since, was in the city yesterday,
and made a narrow escape from ar
rest by fight, after being told by an
officer that he was to consider himself
under aIrest. his boGdsTep, for he
was under bonds IQr'the' killing men
toned, surrendered him 10 the author
tiles about a month ago, bat then as
now, he gave leg bail.
" you read Rutter's Letter."
was the general inquiry yesterday.
And that a large number OF our pat.
rons did read it IL established by the
fact that the immense edition of the
SUNDAY APPEAL was exhausted as
early as eight o'clock. For the bene-
MT OF ihGse who failed to secure a copy
Of Yesterdays pqpeE, VIZ re-pgbliSA !
the letter this morning.
VINCENT fareyerl The friends of
Madam NineenE-and who OF Mem
phis is not her Misunderstanding re-
ceived her first consignments of oysters
from Mobile and Norfolk, fat, fresh
and iue as when they left their oOzy
beds in theObesaIeake and Bon SecQur.
Dr6H in early, for the chances are that
the bivalves Won't last long. New
house, is Union street-old stand, |
corner Washington and Front.
-Memphis is extending her srms
In every direction. From and after
to-day the dime 10 Little Rock viii be
only twenty-four hours, the cars on
the Memphis and Little Rock Rail. !
road leaving HOpefield on the new
schedule at $3.50 pm. AT lAnguille, |
the present teIMiGpS of the road,
Col. Chidester's four-hofss post
coaches-second only in comfort to
the new palace cars lately built by
Dir. Drew for The Memphis and
Charleston Railroad-await passen-
gers to convey them to Clarendon,
where a neat little steamer will be at
their service for a four hours run to
Devalrs Bluff and thence to "the
Rock" by rail. This route is fast and
safe-two important points with