Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-18

More ear-splitting fling and brain
confusing drumming by black pOliti-
cal bummers last night.
The attending physicians state
that the wounds Of Nj. Wade Bolton
are not likely to prove fatal.
John F. Harris, the cOlOred Con-
servative orator, takes the srump for
Senter on Monday, and will canvass
the county.
Barney Riley was locked up yes
terday for bOmbasting some one, ac-
companying the assault with shower
Of abusive language.
The types converted Arkansas
Haynau" into 4" ARKANSAS Highway
man." yesterday, in GUY account of
the killing Of Haynes.
The case of Hunter vs.. Williams
comes off on Monday at Germantown,
before Chancellor Harris. That of
Perkins vs.. Lee on Wednesday next.
A fractions wench, LuelIa Stroud
by name, deplores the indiscretion of
being very disorderly yesterday. She
pines in a cell of the First district sta
ton.
We yesterday received two well
formed and nearly grown cotton bolls
from Mr.. ii. Dow, Of 258 Front street.
They were grown upon Mr.. DOW's
plantation at Island 40.
The effect of the plethora Of1fRit
in this market is seen in the nIfB-
Gus cases of collie encountered at the
prescrIption-desks Of drug stores and
"A summons from the dread mes
senger was served upon Peter Capde-
vile yesterday morning, and he fell
dead In his saloon at the corner of
Second and Beal streets.
George Washington's physician
gives it as his opinion that the colored
father Of the country is suffering from
kleptomania. The police put it down
81 stealing" and George goes into a
cell in consequence.
"A large and enthusiastic meeting
of the Democracy was held at More
heads store last evening. Mr.. John
Cubbins, Judge Swayne and others,
addressed the people, who appear de-
termined to spare no effort to carry
their ticket on election day.
M. 7. Ryder-nOt empty by a Jug
full when arrested-got drunk as a
piper yesterday, and while drunk in
that a policeman should repeat
to him the thirty-ninth article Of war
backwards. The outraged officers
took him in.
Young Cole, a lineal descendant
Of Old King, assumed the scepter of
his ancestor yesterday, but the pipe,
and the bowl, and the fddlers three
were too many for the new monarch,
and he soon found his way TO the
First District station, where he now
lies in anything but a kingly state.
-" It's a long lane that has no turn
and old Gabe Lane, heretofore
one of the most pacific old mOkes in
the business, to verify anew the tru-
turned his attention yesterday to
a cOlOred sister. He went
down, to be r~esurrected on Monday
evening next before the Commission
ers Of the First district police.
The Stephens family were at it.
lammer-and-tongues, yesterday, en-
gagged in one of the tallest sort of
jars, when the police put stop
20 the fun by taking the belligerent
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens to the First
District Station. The cdsus 6e}H viii
looked into on Monday.
Preston Pyne, an old darkey long
md favOrably known to our citizens,
vent into the stable of Mr.. Joe Selig-
non about half past one O'Clock yes
and walking to the rear of the
establishment, fell to the ground. and
Immediately expired. There is said
. be some suspicion of poisoning in
his case, but on what grounds we are
Unable to say.
The efforts of the friends of Gal
in, condemned to eXpiate the crime
# murder upon the scaffold on the
9th OF August, to procure a commute
of the death sentence are likely to
rove of no avail. In fact, we are au-
hOrised to state that Gov. Senter will
Ot interfere with the due execution
f the sentence in any manner what
yer.
Merchants and business men should
axe advantage of the present COM
aratively dull season, while, they
ave ample time to superintend it,
nd have their printing for the COM
lg season neatly done. Leave all or
ers for cards, bill-heads, circulars,
tc., at the Franklin Job Printing
,fice, No. 10 Court street, between
lain and Front Row.
On an evening of a day comprised
the last half Of the week Just gone
Y, a Minister officiating at q prayer
leeting, held in one of the city
hurches, was about engaging in pray
r, when his eye fell upon q little dog,
quietly at some distance from
ne altar, and he straightway left the
seized the unfortunate "purp
Y the nape Of the neck, and spite
lily pitched it out of a window, and
len resumed his place and-went on
18th the prayer! !
Mr.. James E. Rust, State Treas I
rer, has arrived in Memphis. and {
i'll, by order of the Comptroller of I
urrency, take charge of the assets of
he Tennessee National Bank at this /
lace, now in the possession of w. A. I
ill. On assuming charge Of the bank t
2 will advertise all personal and bank 1
roperty, liquidate the debts, amount
igito SOME $500 and $500, due TO
from unpaid deposits, and 7
len look after the securities Of the '
INK. y
Little Rock Gazette of last
Iednesday says: "The remains of
ISIS Isad0re. eldest daughter of the :
on. Albert Pike, arrived IN this city i
0m Memphis, in charge of friends,
the steamer Caldwell, last evening. {
he funeral took place from Christ's
lurch, (Episeopal,) Rev. R. w. =
-emble, of Pine Bluff, officiating. A
rye number of friends and relatives 5
ere in attendance, and the occasion y
as a very impressive one. The de- E
ased was a young lady Of unusual 4
rsonal accomplishments and supe- e
1r address. She met death in the