Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-28
c PARAGRAPHS.

st. Charles Saloon-an drinks Is cents
The Thermometer stood at 90 at l
O'Clock yesterday.
The grand International Picnic comes
of at Humboldt Park on the 9Th pSox.
Three card pictures for fifty cents at
Armstrong; Gem Gallery, III Main st.
"A calm followed the storm of Thurs
day, and yesterday was as duh as dull
could be.
p. II. Heinrich has received his gene
rator and is now prepared to charge soda
fountains TO order.
There is 20 be a grand railroad rally
out at Raleigh Springs to-day. Several
well known orators will address the
meeting.
We are requested to say that Bishop
Doggett viii preach at the Second Street
Methodist Church on Sunday tomorrow
at IL o'clock.
Anderson Dunn didn't know that
there was a municipal law against ped
ding during market hours. His igno-
M cost him s..
Fred. Washington and Jim Lloyd
were sent to Jail yesterday in default OF
5000 bail each for stealing q lot of clothes
from Dennis Connel.
The match between the tTotting mare
LADY Gaston "a a PAGER owned by a
Front Row merchant viii come of to-
day at The TrOtting Park.
-Fo-tv-two eases we're disposed of by
the Recorder yesterday morning. One
hundred and twenty-five dollars were as
sessed in fines, and fifty dollars were col
lected.
New Orleans vegetables at Open
hsimer IL HOchstadter's, No. 6S Jefferson
street; also, constantly on hand an assOrt-
ment of beef, mutton, lamb and pork, the
best thst can be had.
Peter Patterson, a darky, was arrested
on charge Of stealing SlG0 nom FentOn
Moore, and examined before Squire Mil
Ter yesterday. There was not sufficient
evidence 10 hold him, and the defendant
was discharged.
Stolen, on Sunday evening last, from
nv residence, by a little boy about eight
wears old, dressed ia brown Jeans cloth
ing, with medal buttons, a ladies' gold
watch and chain, double case, enameled
back, with 'Sue Taylor, October 10th,
1856" engraved on back. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for it, return 10 A. X.
Taylor, II Adams street.
"A. +. Curry was again knocked OF his
pins Yesterday. His attorney moved, in
the Circuit Court, that Curry's petition be
taken for confessed, and that the alterna-
tive writ of mandamus be rendered per-
fIlNLNNN. nttAlHE 0EiNAalduAs " EAEuls udl
failed TO answer, plead or demur. The
Court held that no lawful service had
been made Of the writ. An alias writ is
issued, returnable in June, first Monday,
when the case will come up on lis merits.
About a month ago, Messrs. Merri-
man x Byrd presented the county poor
house with one OF those incompatible
singer sewing machines, for which they
are the local agents. The matron in
charge has made up on it all the cloth
ing for the male and female inmates of
the pOOrhouse, and now desirez Ds
Through the commissioners, 'Squiras II
r. Hill, w. II. Walker, and II. o. Jopesi 1
20 return thanks for il to the generous
donors.
The steamer Belle Lee brought up
yesterday six hundred tons of railroad
iron from New Orleans for the Little
Rock road, and is now discharging the
cargo at HOpefeld. The Magenta left
New Orleans Monday evening for this
tors along the road are pushing the
work on the road vigorously ahead.
Through trains will now run through
from this city TO the L'Anguille; the first
goes out tomorrow, As announced in an
other place.
The steamer Legal Tender has cap
tured and carried away United States
Marshal II. p. Reid and his posse. They
went aboard, as directed by n process Of
the Federal Court, caught the pilot, and
tied the boat TO a log projecting from the
bank at FriRr's Point. The captain above,
seeing what was going on, ordered the en-
gineers 20 back u into the river. The
log was dragged after the boat, which
went away to its destination with the u.
s.. officers on board. Their writs had no
validity beyond the middle Of the river,
and the captain, having made them con-
fess they were " lead beat" d~ead-headed
them on the round trip. A Legal Ten
der" pays debts very ~curiously, if one
may % read " conclusions from facts here
recited.
In reference to the above we have a note
from Judge Reid, who saws he was carried
about five miles down the river and put
ashore in Arkansas.