Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-05
c PARAGRAPHS.

Nothing of interest at the Sec
Ond district yesterday.
-Cadmus will open his new billiard
parlOrs about the 18th inst.
The city is now four months in
arrears with the Fire Department.
Several arrests were made ye5ter-
day at the instance OF the Sanitary
Police.
There will be services to-day at
st. Lazarus Church at 10! am. and 9
pm.
Stealing a hat gave George North
craft the pleasure OF an Interview with
Esquire Foley yesterday.
The September number Of the
FreemGsoR, Il monthly devoted to the
interests OF the order, published at st.
Louis, has been received.
-Messrs. Clark, Ely Il Co. yester-
day received two bales OF new cotton
from Bolivar county, Miss. 1t came
from the plantation Of Mr. W. u.
Myers.
"A bale of new cotton, the first of
the season, was received yesterday
from Haywood county. 1t classed low
middling, and was sold to Hendren d
Leake, at 32!c.
Church attendants will be out In
force this morning, encouraged by the
delightful weather. Fall styles of
bOnnets and millinery will show up
90 good advantage.
The current number Of the South
ern CtitiCdtOr is on our table. We are
sorry to observe that the Topographic
cal execution Of this publication is far
below its standard OF merit as an agri-
cultural paper.
Mary Stewart made things in the
vicinity Of Fourth aud Jefferson
streets too hot for the comfort Of her
neighbors yesterday, aud was, by
their request, locked up to cool OF.
She has a hearing tomorrow before
the Police Court OF the First District.
VIM. Love and Pat COady were
on b ''high old drunk" yesterday,
bat are sober enough this morning TO
realize that the cells of the First Dis
trict Station are not as comfortable as
some Of the rooms in g fashionableh no.
tel.
On complaint of Mr.. VIM. Hutch
inson, Edward Horn and II. w. Jones
were yesterday arrested, and a charge
Of assault and threatening the life of
Dir. II. entered against them en- the
docket of the First District Station.
They deposited collateral security for
their appearance tomorrow.
The Memphis aDd Little Rock
Railroad was completed to PAnguille
last night. The work has been pushed
forward very speedily during the past
ten days, two miles Oitrack having been
laid in thirty-siX hours. y line of
coaches will be put on Immediately
between PAnguille and DeNalls
Bluff, thus making a connection long
wished for by travellers.
Mr.. Daniel Z. BOisseau, who for
Ola thirteen years previous to the
war was connected with the house Of
Z. N. AppersOn d Co., il again, we
are glad 10 see, at his old post. He
welcomes friends Of " auld lang sine"
with the same cordially as In days Of
gore, and has probably as large bust
Dess acquaintance as any man in West
Tennessee, aud as a salesman has no
superior.
On Friday evening next doth
inst the closing hop Of the season
will be given at the Iuka Springs Ho-
tel. MeSsrs. StefTey d Aydlett have
been very successful with entertain
ments OF the kind during the season,
hut will Guido all their former efforts
on this occasion. The Memphis and
Charleston Railroad will issue tickets
good for the round trip at reduced
rates.
The funeral Of Mai. John r. Tai
bert took place yesterday, and was
largely attended. Mai. Talbert had
been Tor d long time connected with
the house Of FargasOn q Clay OF this
city, and left on a visit to his family
at fernando, Miss, a few days ago.
he wa taken down with typhoid
Fever and died on Thursday night.
Quiet and unObtrusive in his man
ners, he made many friends in our
CITY, who learned Of his death with
sincere regret.
Those who were present at a private
entertainment, by Prof. CreswOld ON.
the organ, at the First Baptist Church
fast evening speak Of his playing as
incomparable. 1t is IMPOSSIBLE 10
convey an idea of the wonderful ec
fects produced In the rendering of the
must difficult classical COMPOSITIONS
AnOI AltE OlEahs a 4 w bEEl IN
advertisement in another column, but
one opportunity will be offered our
citizens OF hearing Prof. Z. previous
70 his departure for ST. Louis.
"A downtown iustice-the same
before whom was brought the dog
case the other day, had another tax
laid OF his good nature yesterday.
Two negro wenehes claimed q certain
cid Shanghai rooster and brought the
matter before tho Justice for adjust
nient. The rooster was brought into
Court, and, with HIS legs securely tied,
was laid on the table, pending the de-
cision as to ownership. Each wench
sWore positively that the Shanghai
belonged TO her. and the Justice was
In a brown study which of the two
% believe, when the rooster, tired Of
the affair, made a plunge and a kick
with his long legs aud seut the con-
tents Of a big ink5tand flying into the
face and over the immaculate shirt
front of the magistrate. The Justice
began 10 swear, the rooster squaRked
vScIterously, and the wenehes, In their