Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-23
c PARAGRAPHS.
The rain it rainoth every day

The rain il raineth every day.
jack Lindsay will be tried to-day for
stealing a COW from Alexander Smith.
The official proceedings ofthe Confei-
crate Relief Association viii be found
elsewhere.
Preparations for displays at the COM
ing Fair are going bravely On. Every
branch of trade and industry will be well
represented.
Our thanks are due TO Charlie Martin,
No. Al jefferson street, for a splendid
string Of fish. Charlie always has The
best The market affords.
The Rev. Mr.. Moody, who LOST an arm
last summer, and was for some time at the
Commercial Hotel, has entirely recovered
from the effects of the terrible wound.
Considerable anxiety is felt by the
friends Of our coming Fair about The
weather. We hope that the rain viii
. rain itself nj by the opening day
Madame Vincent has the finest lot Of
oysters on hand that we have seen this
season. They are from the house of Files
& Co, Mobile. and are as good as ever
come out of salt water.
-Cubbins went away from Memphis
pledged to vote for johnson and against
the Metropolitan Police and County Conl-
fm~lSSllIEfEs Inc next AAllnk W. ho0 -
this individual he is GgditSt ohnso and
| for the Police and County Commissioners
What has changed himf
A drunken painter went down Main
street Yesterday carrying a twenty-ioot
ladder. As be turned round every few
rods 10 see ii people were laughing at him,
n il needless to SAY bat the numerous
! snathemas hurled al him were both loud
and deep.
Lucy Stone sends us a call for a wo-
mans suffrage convention. II would take
M a half column of our paper, and there
are appended TO it Such names as Wendell
Phillips, Lloyd Garrison, Henry w,
Beecher, and 0thers-sO we cannot accede
To the modest request of the gentle Lucy
to publish without charge.
The Sun says Joe Locke has gone to
| Louisville to get himself a key. II joe
had gone round to the SH7 Office he cOuld
have gotten a monkey, or TO the Ira
Irgebe and found a donkey. To save any
further bad puns on the subject, we viii
also state that as a tambter il necessary "a
/ every lock, he could have come TO the
! APPEAL and 60ited a tumbler of whis-key,
Tie agent of the Epperson party who
offered 5000 to shut a certain mans
mouth, bad better look out how he plays
! his cards. or be viii figure in these cor
I NLAllr III AAoA Wy = f#HHA
was suppressed once fog a certain httle
charge brought against him on an indlet:
menI bv the grand jury for gambling, ahd
II would only afford rs too much pleasure
| to give him an deriag.
-Whensyer The ''old reliable" APPEAL,
| or its local rather, feels like saying any
thing about bribery. tbs 4gFtqHche, or
any other disreputable thing, no says u
and holds himself responsible for the
same. 1t several Aldermen" are anxious
to knOw about the bribery question and
! what wa offered by the Epperson side,
tlev had better come 10 him, personally
onF tbev NAV hear more than enough to
suit them.
st-rted in our midst in a few days by Mr..
: Watson. II is 10 be published entirely
ia the interests ofthe cOlOred Methodists,
. and SIS object will be 10 promote the mo-
rai and religious, ana ihehlai anu
nbvsical EPI-begaE OF the colOred poo
ne. and to aid in carrying out the policy.
present aud prospective, of tEs s9gthern
Methodist General Conference ia setsFE
eDee To those Of them in connection VIII
tie d. Z. Church, South.
-fasra is a female in the city claiming
10 Ice an esaissary Of some association OF
IaSies ia AiiaRta, ga, soliciting suDserlp-
tons far the pHrpsS # burylng the re-
mains of dad ~COntedeFaLes around At
lanta. The Confederate Neiisf &saQcla-
Ton l. the proper channel through WHICH
an such moneys should pass, n we beg
our friends "a s-ad any donations mat
they NAV wish to MAKE 70 The above or
other Confederate charities Ia Nph DOW
son. Secretary Of the Association, az u, J.,
SesnHFss & Co.'s.
Action has been taken by the Pastors
Association % lhis city for the l~lninedlale
organization as = Eonng Mems Christian
Association. 4 committee Of three, DR..
Bowman. Of the Presuytesiap Church,
Rev. W. n. Patterson, OF the MeihatsSt,
and Rev. d. Z. Burns, OF the Baptist,
have been appointed 10 frame Z constitu-
lion and Ly-laws. We shall soon have in
successful operation this institution,
which we have long needed in our city
50 says lhe Chs.Shds AdcOcdts.
The jury ia tEs case OF Angelo Marie
charged with the killing Of James Mala-
teStS. after remaining ont . short time,
Yesterday returned a verdict OF Hsi Saiity.
This verdict cannot bHt lac satisfactory ~
eli who are acquainted With the affair, and
We sincerely congratulate Angelo, Bhom
We have always found a good ~neigbb0T
and z clever gentleman. The front doors
OF ms place OF business were closed last
bHt his friends rallied around
him in crowds. aud many a basket of
champagne WAS drained 70 the triumph OF
right.
for the establishment OF an independent
detective police f0rea was reported on ad-
perselY bY the COMMITTEES to whom il was
reserred by the Legislature, The present
svs. en- OF detective police Is 2 most
wrctrfted one, although we beiieye tHe
members 81 tie force do the very best thai
thev can 1Cr tiie preservation Of peace ana
Jhs superiority Ofthe proposed
sysfem has heen recognized by England,
and many 81 the larger states Of the
Union, and has been in successful opera
lion for years. We hope that the bill wiz
be reconsidered and ndopted, even though
in a modified form.
The following from the IAtt!e ROcI
Gazette is exactly aprOpOs: / reply 10
assertion. made by the Gazette a few
days since. that the completion, at an
early daV, of the Memphis Railroad de-
pended upon the sale Of the stock Of that
city, the Memphis Sun says: The road
viii be built, whether il Is sold or not.
At what time, Mr.. SIM This one you
now give has been the reply for fifteen
years. We have no doubt that it teiH be
built-but we want it hOle within the
next nine months. We are sorry 10 say
that in tiie w~ishy-washy course pursued
bv the Memphis Council, We see no pros
pect Of its edPty complexion"
w hear every dav something more
IF the dirt tricks Of Mr.. Pearne's sneak
and spOtter, SIR. Gamble. His
lAme IS a disgrace la the profession, and
think every decent ." sport I" ought 20
unite in a petition to the Legislature TO
him change his name, or aLIds-foF |
here is no certainty of the names ofsueh
,stfle as he. We mentioned his loAfing /
round the house OF our friend Henry |
3 Monroe street, lthan which no
luieter or decenter is kept in the city Of
Memphis yesterday morning. Since
hen we learn he tried the sneak game Oni
Nrs. B~reizigacker and others. We hope
hat he viii get picked up some of these
days, and no bark 81 all left on that
in-painted hugle OF his.
FANCY GOODS and novelties at Herzeg
I Bro.
Go TO the White Store. Z9S Main street.
can buy cheap Dry Goods and Shoes.
LOUISIANA Creole won't deceive you.
JoE LOCKE, 236k Main street, has all
latest Munthlies, Weekiies and Dai-