Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-01
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LOCAL
-Thenew p~0stoface is rapidly approach
ing completion.
The Board Of Aldermen and Common
Council meet this evening at 5 o'clock.
There were many watery eyes at the
Opera last night. The reason was the
dust.
The dust was dying in clouds yester-
day. making pedestrianism or indeed any
outdoor work, exceedingly disagreeable.
The Trenton (Tenn.) Weekly Gazette
asks an exchange from Us. after ad-
dressing their paper to the "A. P. Peal,
Memphis"
The ChanoerY Court has adjourned
until wednesday, February ID, (dsy after
tomorrow on account Of the illness Of
Chancellor Morgan.
The gentleman who, some time since,
30 mysteriousiy disappeared from Mrs.
Bussey's b~Oardinghouso on Front street,
has relieved the painful anxiety Of his
friends by returning.
We are informed that the resignation,
or removal without resignation. of Z. :.
Marshal T0iueny was baud sine Gusd
Mr.. Brinkley withdrew from his pond
some time ago, alleging in his application
TO be allowed to do so hat ''he WAS likely
to receive damage" from remaining on it.
A. z. Muller, g neighbor OF Mrs.
GOo6all, who keeps a b~OardinghOdse on
Main street, between Washington and
Poplar streets, complained Of that lady
for throwing Stops into his premises and
thereby committing a nuisance. The
case Will be tried before Willard this
morning at lQo'cl0ck.
VIZ, --ra.ra ...4u--~,TT- Al. 49, Or
Col. W. L. Stewart, who was one OF the
nominees OF The Democracy Of the Four
tenth Civil District for magistrate. There
are 10 be two. instead Of one. a. we yers
informed-Mr. Fleming and Col. Stewart.
The announcement Will be found else
where.
"A man named Marable, who openly
avOwed himself one Of a party of maskers
who spirited away a negro recently, WIS
m-ysteriOuslv hanged near Lavergne,
Tennessee, the other day. The following
notewas found tied to his clothing; Here
Is your man VINO plays ku-hlux and raw
ishes negro women"
-Csrboilo acid IL one Of the most valu-
able Of the modern chemical discoveries.
AS an antisceptiC its properties are mar
VelOuS. It arrests every species Of decay,
and in Its fluid diluted state IA p sort or
'.cure-all" for running sores. a gentle
man told Us yesterday that he had tried
ID on his corns recently with signal sue
cess, applying 10 with = small camel's-hair
pencil every day or " to the corn until
it came out by the roots.
We learn, or good authority. that the
negro Freeman. who was killed at Cor
inth one night last week. by a band OF
armed and disguised non, had hsen some
months ago q member of the LOYAL
League, but had, at the late election.
worked with the Conservatives, and voted
for Dent. He was A quiet. hardw0rking
man, and had received several threaten
ing notices from his former political asso-
ciates, who accused him Of having "gone
back on" his oath TO the League, and
promises to them.
Tho Memphis scallawars and caruet-
b3ggers. who fcd to the blessed realms Of
Ames, AlcOrn y Co., are playing their
hands quito q 20 mode in Northern dlssis-
sippi. The hegira which freed us has
been the curse Of our neighbnrs. The
C0rinth News OF Saturday, speaking of j.
G. Ferris, says: q" We We're Disguised yes
terday evening to see this Deputy Col
ieOtOr running around with a die of sol
diers to arrest one of our most paaceabie
citizens, because he had cursed the chap
for insinuating that no had m%isrepre-
scented a certain fact. The citizen cursed
him, shook ais ist in his face. etc. The
Deputy yamOsed for bayonets."
We notice several of our country CO.
tempOraTies advertising a part or the
whole Of their Establishments for sale.
Capt. Rose, of the Upton Record, IN order
TO give his entire time to his profession,
advertises his paper for sale. Half the
Milan Times is also offered ut a bargain.
Mai. WOffOrd. of the EOrinth News, Gnthe
contrary, announces that his paper is not
for sale "except at a price which no sane
man could afford 10 give" The Major de-
clares he intends TO stay in the business
long enough at least TO make good and
thorough printers of his two young sons.
This shows his good sense and sound
Judgment.
1t is hardly necessary to call the at
tentiOn of our readers 10 the card of
Messrs. Cubbius. Gum IL CO0ver, Kos.
l6l, l63 and l65 Washington street, who
are now manufacturing glazed sash,
mOuldings, balusters, newell posts, hand
railing, lattice, palings, brackets, door
and-window frames. ceiling, siding, sash,
doors, blinds, flooring, etc., and also are
dealing ia every kind of lumber, etc. be-
sides doing all kinds of planning, saving,
turning and scroll sawingt to order. They
make their doors, sash and blinds of sea-
soned white pine. All work warranted to
be of superior quality, both in material
and finish. Give them 4 call.
speaking of the Paducah and Corinth
Railroad, the Jackson (Penn.) Tribune
says: This new project is already at
tracing considerable attention in Hen
ders0n, Carroll and McNsiry counties.
COrinth, too, its southern terminus, is
waking up, and will doubtless respond to
every movement in its behalf made at
Paducah. We understand that the peo-
pie of PurdY propose calling a Conven-
lion at once for the purpose OF devising
ways and means towards putting this
much needed road on a sound basis. We
hope Lexington and Henderson county
Will take the matter in hand and seize the
: golden opportunity We are satisfied
that the road can be built, and for less
in the United States. It's line will ira
verse a dead level, and open mp a market
for the of a rich but now some
what remote country"
in our to-day's issue will be found
the notice of the dissolution of those
heavy business houses of Galbreath, Stew
art Il Co., of this city, and Stewart, Gal
breath IL Flzer. of New Orleans, La.-Mr.
W. 3. Galbreath retiring, and the forma-
ton of new c0~partnerships under the firm
Stylos of stewart Bros. & Fizer, Memphis,
Tenn, and Stewart Il Fizer, New orleans.
For years the aforementioned houses
have held the front rank among our many
large business firms, aud we feel safe in
saying that no better or more reliable
houses could be found in any city in the
Southwest. The new houses are COM
posed Of the members of the old ones, eX-
cept Mr.. Galbreath, with the addition of
Mr.. Hugh Stewart, of Des Are, Ark, a
gentleman of great worth and a thorough
business man. We bespeak for the new
houses a continuance of the patronage ex-
tended to the old ones. We hope that tho
retiring partner, W. B. Galbreath, Esq,
be sOon restored to his accustomed
good health, and wish him with a hearty
good will much luck In the future.
A BEAUTIFUL LOT of Velvet Ribbons
very low. HEREOF & BRO.
Job and Ornamental Printing done at
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