Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-17
c PARAGRAPHS.

u. J.. Worsham opens the Worsham
House on the lst of October.
Police statistics show this moon to be
the one on. which she most generally goes
on the war whoop.
by a private dispatch from Knoxville
last night, we learn that the Curry super
sedeas case will be heard to-day.
The cicadm, or vulgarly called %locusts,
are having their swan-like Z" sing" just
now. The park was vocal with them last
evening.
II man named Lewis attacked and
tried to kill a boy ofseventeen yesterday
on the levee. He was arrested and sent
Ntothe lookup.
-Dorgs" now run around without
collars and muZzles, and are as happy as
the day islong-don't get mad a bit, moth.
ing SEEM to faze them.
To-day, fourteen years ago, died the
Rev. Father Cleary, a great friend Of
Bishop Grace 5, and withal a devout Cath
Ollie. His anniversary is observed by the
devOut of his congregation. FIfeA
We noticed among the visitors at
Cadmus' yesterday several prominent
." Unionp men, who were spending their
funds lavishly. This-sort of a thing will
go far towards "healing the BREACH
We accidentally omitted in the press.
Of matter on orr columns, to notice yes
terday morning the opening soiree of
Prof. Dee Gray Bennett and lady. We
learn that it was exeellently attended,
and was a most agreeable reunion oftheir
old scholars and friends.
=HLaag-HIaa0, we wished to say yes
terday morning was a very humbugish
name for magnificent perfume. We did
not mean that It was a Huntington no
one who ever smefled it will say that. Our
friend Hoerner has got il for sale by the
quantity
There were 331 500 bathers in the B0s-
ton public baths in August, an increase of
10l ,S3f g the same month last year.
Of the number $3.50 were women and
girls. In the city Of Memphis there are
no public bath houses, and consequently
few battle except the little v~agabonds who
defy death andthe police by jumping into
the river.
Tonight is set apart for the benefit of
old Hank Mason. Several volunteers
have promised to appear to help the thing
along. We learn that Mr.. Solomon Cham
Der, of Salt Lake, will appear and go
through his great eontortion act, - as
sisted by Patsy Boliver. Such attrac-
tiOns, together with the other a~rtistes,
should not fail to draw a big house.
The ragpickers seem to enjoy a folly.
49, ~ - II Ca@ az Il hdAAlN al
hour in the day when you cannot find a
half dozen or more around the park, and
another batch of h anne number around
the corner of Madison and Main. These
chl60HierS seem to combine the quality of
ragpicking, begging and stealing, and
aught to be under the surveillance Of the
police.
We are gratiied to notice a marked
increase in the business of the NJ. Il Z. r,
y ~ FknnNnnan EaNL - g---l 81 -
Nearly every passenger train is crowded
with passengers and is taxed besides for
the conveyance of freight beyond the ca
pacity OF the regular freight trains to han
die. This is all very gratifying shows
that the country, touched by the wand of
the heecy mOnarch. is shaking OF its sum
mer lethArgy.
The weather yesterday was somewhat
warmer, but vet too autumnsl 10 suit
those who nave no fall cIOthes.'' The
fact is the . melancholy DAYS" have
come npon Us soonerthis wear than usual.
October has generally been the " mOnito-
ry season" with us-the season when the
faded garniture of the fields, the many
colOred gorgeous woods, the htful winds,
signing for the flowers whose fragrance
late they bore, the peculiar sky at sunset,
proclaim that summer is ended. Brain
ard, a poet of rare and true tenderness and
AtEAiiAAs aSh~5 ~ ilAL II NAltIC Suht4fllAlLE
in the autumn leaf?'' Perhaps it would
be difficult to tell what there is, but that
IL is saddening in the midst OF its diving
glory most persons have felt.
Our friend Mrs. VI. C.. Hunter. who
made herself 90 well known and SO much
beloved by all good old rehs " recently
by her generous conduct toward the Pie
mic COMMITTEES Of the Confederate Sol
dier's Relief Association, informs IL that
she has commenced TO receive her stock
of fall goods in the millinery and furnish
ing line. She has already received an as
sortment Of hats, bOnnets, caps etc, Of
all sorts. which, along with a bewildering
selection of ribbons, feathers, and things
of that uk, she has on display nov in her
show windows and cases. She has also q
splendid assortment of cOrsets ofthe best
French and American makers, of cloaks,
mantiIlas. etc, and Of iewelry, to which
she would direct attention. We will
speak of her stock again soon, and give it
a thorough "-'cataloguing.7
Ho! FOR OYSTERS! OYsTERsLThe
leading oyster man, j. ID. Edwards,
is receiving daily fresh Baltimore
and Mobile oysters-the best Sc
lected quality of each kind-expressly
selected for the Memphis market this
season. All oyster eaters can afford to eat
oysters this season if they only call at J.
D.. Edwards, 27S Second street, as he win
sell from so cts. to IS cts. per can only, az
ter the goth of September. Shipping or
ders flied at lowest price.
J. D. EDWARDS,
27S Second street.
GET your ASH, oysters, game and ice of
Charley y. Martin, NO. 81 Jefferson street.
WHEATON & Co.. Hatt5rs, have all the
late style hats at low prices.
BEAUTIFUL prints opened.
HERZOG & BRO.