Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-15

2Af soc IA and FriafiE foNEts1aByfAOU -
Miss. river to Nicksburgl
ltri-weekly, on Mondays
-3.O0Thursdays and Saturdays 800
Miss. river TO 81. Louis
lsemi-veekly, on Mondays
White rveE semi-Feekly
tuesdays and Saturdays. 8
Mondays and Fridays s7N
Arkansas river, trfweek-
y, Mondays.N ednesdays 90
AL Memphis1o MarIon ARK,
~ltri-weekly, on Mondays,l
4 f0400f fWeduepdays and FRIDAYS tZ50
4Aemphiss 10 Cuba Teams er -
iI2z2B weekly, Friday. ----- t2SO
Memphis 10 Byhaha- aud
IDIfVeBraneb Mss. semi
500 weekly, Tues. q Fridays 53O
| 49, TT agaI ]. DELOACH, p. NJ.
Storage cheapatS7 Union street.
W. 4. MiteheIl's school, SOS Third St.
Cleaning aud Dyeing TO perfection, at
HoIenberg's, 262 Second street.
Six card pictures for fifty cents. Pho
toRraphs, 81 per dozen, at Armstrong;
| Gem Gallery, I'll Main street.
a-Yssterdaytwa sired hot" and there
was more complaint OF the heat than on
any previous day this summer.
Memphis is Just now duller than il
/ has been since lily time last SPINNER.
There is scarcely a street fight TO break
the monOtOny ofthings.
COMMITTEES are now canyassing the
/ city soliciting Subscriptions of stock to
| the new Masonic Temple. We hope that
| they win meet with a liberal response.
The Southern Express Company have
our thanks for 6les OF New York papers
/ Of Tuesday, two days in advance Of b
malls. This looks ike annihlattng time
and space.
Much complaint is made about men
and boys bathing in Wolf river in the
mornings and Gentlemen
| living in the neighborhood cali on the
\ police to stop the habit.
The Jacob Braun who sold his wife
for SIS is not the Jacob Braun formerly 10
4 che postOfhce with Colonel Galloway and
J Colonel Carroll before the war, or on the
! steamer Commercial since the war.
The Recorder yesterday morning dis
POSED Of forty-two ~easss-eleven OF yes
terday's docket n thirty-one from the
day before. One hundred and ninety-six
4 dollars were assessed and n hundred
and five collected.
Mr.. H. Aehle has at his w~ell-knOwn
saloon, southeast corner of Second and
Union streets, several barrels of genuine
crab apple cider, which he offers Tor sale
by the glass, gallon or barrel It Is pure
apple juice and no mistake.
Much anxiety is displayed by our for
EAknE AGAAOM -EAAALEn5 ~ a
l news from Europe on the war question.
Things begin TO look very squaliy IN thai
direction; and, il we mistake not, we
/ shall. as Alderman friendofours remarks,
"sOon see what we shall see"
r-Our dispatches report that the bin
I INCORPORATING the Greenville, Deer Creek
and Rolling Fork railroad has passed the
/ Mississippi s nate, and we are assured
7 it will also pass the House and receive
l rla apnr,ual Of Gavarnpr AleOrn TIN
road is a short one but il will add mate
! rally to the advancement of that part of
/ the state. Captain Nat. Low, jr., of this
city, is father OF The enterprise.
Duncan Mclean, formerly of the
Caledonian saloon, has opened e new and
splendid saloon on the northwest cOrner
| OF Monroe and Second streets. He calls
il the ebay Horse and offers a chal-
lenge of 5000 TO anybody who can lind
in the town better ale, porter or "'alf
I an 'aff," than he serves over his
The best of other liquors, wines and
! cigars always on hand.
We regret to learn that Col. Eugene
/ Magevney, while at b breakfast table
yesterday morning, was stricken down
with something Ike an apoplectic mt. In
( falling his mead struck against 2 projec-
ton, and it is supposed that the shock
arrested the p~aralyZing effects of such
strokes, and in A few hours our old friend
and hOnored fellow-eitizen was again feel
ing quite WELL
A dentist extracted a mighty molar
for an Emeralder, who was going away
without settling the bill. Tit dentist
/ aid " You nave forgotten something, my
! friend; my charge is one dollar "O1t
I wild yeZ!' answered Paddy; "don't We
suppose l can read yer sign2 IL says
teeth extracted widout pain, and yez
/ ain I a goin' back on yer signp The den
fists sign now reads: Teeth extracted
without hurting"
The funeral of officer John Reagan,
the policeman who died of sunstroke day
before yesterday, took place yesterday
evening from st. Peters church. It was
attended by the entire police force of the
city thar could be spared from duty, in.
Guiding the chief, we captains and three
/ sergeanLs. Smiths Old Memphis Band
led the procession, which was a very
large one. The deceased was universally
4 beloved and respected, and leaves a large
circle Of friends and acquaintsnces to
mourn his less.
-Messrs. Sutton, Bovine & Co. have
! our thanks for files OF the Atdnsc Press
q monthly magazine, devoted 10 The de-
veioPment of the art of printing, pub
| hshed by them in New York. The branch
house in Memphis, managed by Mr..
James, is one of the Institutions of the
city. They ave turned out some of the
most beautiful specimens Of joU printing
| that we have ever seen. Those who love
| clear and beautiful typography, elegance
Of design and cleanness of finish, win not
fah 10 patuOnlzs Sutton, Bovine & Co.
We have received from d. w. Lewis,
Secretary, the premium list of the State
Agricultural Society of Georgia for the
fair 90 be held in Atlanta, beginning
Wednesday, october I9th, and closing
October %, 1870. The premiums are very
liberal, and a wide scope has been given
90 producers, inventors aud manufac-
turers, in the number of articles included
in the list OF articles proposed TO be
hibited. Except in a few instances where
&C. is especially provided to the contrary,
the competition is open TO all the cities in
the Union. All who wish it can obtain a
copy Of the premium list from the Sec
rotary, d. W. Lewis, by addressing him
\ al Atlanta. r -a--.erH, 4
We have received nom Mr.. WIN.
Mansford, Of the Catholic bookstore, a
neatly gotten up little volume from the
press OF John Murphy Il Co., Baltimore,
entitled Paradise on Earth; OF, the Means
Of Finding Happiness in 3 Religious
State.p II is a translation from the French
of Able Samson, by the Rev. F. Ignatius
Sisk, ord. st, Bernard Abbey, leicester
shire. i tbs a manual for the use of those
~ 1Sa a@aea a-@ - w LNLlMA-
selves to the service of God, and points
out 10 them the true means OF finding
perfect happiness in the religious state,
according TO the principles of the masters
OF spiritual life and the example Of the
saints. The present translation is the
frst and only one that has been made,
and though the boO is especially in
tended for the classes that we named, it
could be read with profit by everyone.
IA very brilliant wedding came off at
HernandO, Miss, at the residence of Col.
p. w. White, on Wednesday afternoon.
The groom was J. M. Farrington, ESQ.,.
OF this city, and the bride the beautiful
and accomplished Miss Mildred G. White.
The service was performed by DIR. Ford,
OF this city, in the presence Of a large and
brilliant throng Of friends. A special
train was run by the Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad TO carry down the invited
guests from Memphis and bring back the
bridal party. The cars were decorated
with a profusion~o OF flowers and ever
greens, and a most magnificent display
OF hOwers was also made on the tables,
large party of friends from fernando
accompanied the bridal party as far as
this city ON their tour north ward, where
they wiz spend the honeymoon.
800 BBIs OF RosIN, BY
WILDE, COLLINS Il co.