Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-25

forming us that she is the only mem
Der of that Interesting family hVing,
that she knows OF, andasking US We
have any information to the contrary.
We have not. We ask our irienus,
old citizens of this or any other part
of the State, if they know OF any nv.
mo descendants of Russell Beln, 10
send us their address, thai MIS-
Thomas NAV be put in commuhlca-
ton with them. ,d
Dat TyrobeV engaged in q triangular
6gbt Yesterday afternoon at the cor
nor Of Main and Monroe streets
bocL hin was the origin of the row.
0aicer Holman locked up two OF the
~6eIIi0erents, who will be brought TO
| trial rs soon as the third can be found.
The contractor for the transporta-
tjon of the mails over the Harrisburg
Ark route should be compelled to
forward the mass of mail matter lying
| at Madison, the accumulation OF the
past six weeks. The Free Pfess
1Madison) gives q touching account Of
| the way in which the mail boy ana
his - inevitable mule" won't tai
hut a busheI or so at a time, which We
| hope will meet the eye Of Hon. MT.
| Cresswell.
The hours from 3 to 7O'clock am,
have beea set apart by the Superln-
tendent of the Police for the slaughter
of stray dogs found on the streets du-
RING that time. The carnage COM
menced this morning, the reports OF
the shotguns used by the police
awakening the echoes, in the alleys,
and causing nervous people to shlyer
between the sheets for fear that the
Macon riot had extended to the city.
-"In consequence of the prevailing
drOuth. fruits, melons, etc, now Oh
fered for sale are of a very inferior
ouality." Mr.. Mack, whose place Is
ODpOsite Presidents Island. some five
miles below the city, has a five-acre
patch from which have been gathered
three Watermelons, one OF which
Is. another 63, and another A pounds,
besides several wagon loads of 30 to 4O
pounders, sold in the city during the
season. But, of course, these are IN
terror" dwarfed by the drought.
-Moodv-he that was thought TO
have been hung BY the neck until he
was dead, dead, dead! on FRIDAY
Iast-was seen taking a drink in the
[" Fixed BayOnets saloon, on OaEo-
so street, yesterday afternoon. ms
neck having been broken, he expert
/, ence5 a little inconvenience from the
!, liability of his head to suddenly drop
over on one side; but beyond TINS, nc
is all right. Woods and Givens slept
f the better last night for the announce
ment of a morning contemporary yes
/, terday that Moody stood the hanging
so well.
We have received from Bryan
Tyson, Esq, of Washington, ID; e., 4
copy Of his speech, delivered before
the Everett Lyceum OF that city, emu,
| tied q Importance ola Reconciliation.
Regarded from Mr.. Tyson's stand
: Doint, as the immortal -. n" would
say. this is a very clever document
adapted to the views of the million,
The author argues ably for impartial
, suffrage and general amnesty, and
concludes that +" the best interests o.
" the country demand that a policy
" be pursued towards the Southern peo-
l - ME such 5 will have a tendency 70
| " conciliate and draw together rather
ethan to irritate and ALLEVIATE. I'M
martial, qualified suffrage, based upon
" an educational qualification, and
= - universal amnesty are doubtless the
" proper means for bringing about
" universal good feeling between the
% peOple ofthe North and the South
Mr.. TYSON does not believe in univer'
! sal suffrage. ~,
We have received LippiacOtf'
lIqooziae for September. Its a mag
ni6cent number, and in contents. a
i'm style, is much superior TO any 0
' its American or British sisters. Ter
n Is the table: /. "The Vicar of Bull
e hampton" n novel, part iii, illustra
!, ted, by Anthony Trollope. IL. son
; nets" by Paul H. Hayne. III
{" Grouse Shooting" by Januar,
+ SeaTja. ". "Myra's Mirror" by }
h FrankIin Fits. V. Land Monop
? oIy.U by George FitZhugh. VI. "Un
7, heard Replies" by EDes Sargent
VII. "Beyond the Breakers, Z" 8 nov
81. part tx, by Hon, Robert D?l
,-l0wen. VIII. "a Week in an Aqua
riam," by Malcolm McEwen. *
Il "The National DEBIT by Gen. Fran
q els A. Walker. X. Magdalena,
: novelette,, part ii, by Che author g
4 I" old 8~sam'selle's Secret ~
" Snow Upon the Waters" by Mrs
, Is TT, HO6per. XII. "That Man
= IXIII. IAN Embassage," by q. HeT
/, bert Sass. XIV. sour Montt}ii
GoSsip.r XIV. Literature Of IN
: Day.
= We cannot fail to remark the eX
tent of repairs and ornamentatioi
going on in our city at this juncturf
Upon every street and aiieg The cai
penter's hammer and the palnI6E
"a brush can be heard o. seen, and on
a business houses particularly Bil 500.
r look like blooming damseis eFesse
for a tour through the park or a proW
enade on Main street. On From
street several new stores have bee
erected and are now receiving the I'll
. ishing touches. Store fronts haV
IL been treated to liberal coats Of pain
h while the inside arrangements hgY
: not been neglected. The same ma
= be said of Main and other streets, a
n these preparatory symptoms Undue
an abiding faith in a good trade du
4, ring the coming season. If this wer
! not enough 10 sh0wtha confidence on
II merchants feel in the future which
y in store for Us, the immense stock
y arriving daily confirm 1t. All III
~ freight lines leading TO our city al
K crowded to their utmost capacity, an
! by another month the amount of me.
= chandise in Memphis will exceed thu
L of any fOyHsaT year. So mote il be.