Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-24

before, and, with Gray under arrest,
had started to return. On the road
his hat was blown of, and while
mounting his horse after recovering it,
the animal took fright before he had
| gained the saddle and commenced
plunging and rearing, BY which Lieut..
S. was thrown with such violence
against the ground as to cause the in
juries above referred to.
Our correspondent, 3D." in the
APPEAL of yesterday, falls, we are in
formed by an officer of the court, into
error, both as to amount of bail re-
quired by Judge Hudson of j. Z.
Leonard, late County Trustee, and the
sum charged to have been embezzled.
The bail, according to Our infOrma-
ton, was fixed at $4,000, and the sum
said to have been misappropriated has
been found to be 5000 instead of
$I3, as has been published. We
cheerfully make the correction.
Mad Vineent's 6UOu of a saloon
was thronged yesterday with her old
friends calling upon her to pay their
respects, and a right queenly recep-
ton did they meet at the fair hands
of the hostess. Madame will hereaf-
ter make her headquarters at the new
house, No. IS Union street, reducing
the time-hOnOred stand, at the corner
of Washington and Front streets, to a
branch establishment. Until the open
ing of the oyster season, a sumptuOus
lunch will be daily spread for the pat
rOns of the house.
AT the request and by the advice
of a number of citizens, about twelve,
we believe, to be definite on this
point, Mile. Louise Stokes, leader Of
the beau monde in COlOred circles,
has determined TO withdraw from the
gay and festive scenes, where she has
so long reigned the bright particular
star, and retire to the privacy of a
penitentiaI institution situated in the
central portion of the State. HeI
large circle Of friends will mourn heI
absence for at least three years. Judge
Hudson, we understand, added his
persuasive elOquence to that Of the
other gentlemen collectively men
toned above.
The property holders on the south
| side OF Robson street were compelled.
by an ordinance, to put down side
walks in front OF their lots, the only
| exception being Mr.. Prick, a wealthy
man, who owns the property at the
corner of Robson and Winchester
streets, who has failed TO comply with
a perpmptOry (as to Others) order o
the city government. Why this dis.
elimination in favor Of Mr.. f. is
made is bOthering the wits Of those
who, at considerable inconvenience,
have mfHded their ways. They very
properly suggest a remedy, as bad
weather will sO0n be upon US, and the
place prove an obstacle to the passage
of pedestrians.
-Messrs. A. il White & Co. are
agents for the sale Of the celebrated
names manufactured at the Western
Hame Works of Williams q Ferris,
Manchester, Clinton county, Ohio
A very handsomely Illustrated eireu.
lar and price list informs Us Of the va
riety of names manufactured by this
firm, embracing every variety from
the Wiggen-brOnZe top" TO the
- FarTis' Strap-hrOnZe top" Fol
strength aHd durability they cannot
be surpassed, RGs TOR cheapness,
which Is a desideratum Wioh or cot,
ton farmers. A special arrangement
of this firm is that wholesale dealers
are supplied, freightage from the fac,
/ ioFZ T. Cincinnati of, and no charge
for boxes. tgGn what we learn Of
those who have dealt VIII ibis house
they are prompt and reliable, ana
never fail to give satisfaction. Try
| Thorn with a bip bill.