Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-" FIytime has arruv," so ave the
flies.
Remember st. Peters Sunday school
picnic to-day.
-Elmwood was literally crowded with
visitors yesterday afternoon.
Charley Felix, $50 Main street, hiss
the best liquors retailed in the city.
The arrests al the police stations yes
terday were mostly for trivial causes.
The thermometer at one o'clock yes
terday stood az COS. Fair. inthe shade.
The grand Conference of the II. f.
church South, commences on Wednes-
dsy.
Miss Carrie Ennis concert comes off
on Thursday evening next, at Assembly
Hall.
The races at Nashville are looked
forward to as promising to be very brill
liant.
Mosquitoes were very troublesome in
some localities last night and the nigh
fore.
Yesterday was a glorious Msy-day.
The sun shOHe with undimmed ~brilliaDcy
the entire day.
The park, last evening looked like a
vast bouquet of beautiful children. 1t
was PROVIDED with them.
The place to find something nice-ice
cream. mead, SOFA WaIeEe GbG-ASA III NlldT-
lie Towards, = Jefferson street.
The livery stable horses had a hard
time Of it yesterday afternoon. All of
them were out and all caught sikesy.'
New York, Chicago, Cincinnati and
St. louis daily and all sporting papers,
ALWAYS on file at the Caledonia Saloon,
corner Madison and Main streets.
"A certain party made oath before a
Justice of the peace on Saturday, 70 OBJ
tain q warrant for tho arrest Of a WO-
man, that the said woman did steal too
Breaselits of the valyeW OF 10 dolers.'
-CadwaIlader's and several other sta
bles left for Nashville yesterday evening
over the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road, to take part in the Spring meeting
over the Nashville course, which com
mences next week,
-" The Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Lou
isvilIe railroad performed the remarkable
financial Jete Of making its income and
expenses for the last quarter balance TO a
cent" SAYS the West Tennessee Wing.
Remarkable Gete, indeed!
The Jackson. Miss, Pilot of Saturday,
an exceedingly live and singularly well
posted newspaper, c~onyeystO its readers
the following melancholy piece Of news:
General Pat Cleburne g noted COnfeds-
rate General, died last week"
The officers holding the elections in
Granger, Johnson, Knox, Rhea, Sc
ouatchie. Union. Washington, Davidson,
Humphreys and ObiOn have forwarded no
official returns to the Governor. IL is
strange hat they have not attended to
this matter.
Squire Herman held an inquest yes
1srdav morning OF the body Of a man
found on the upper end Of Island No. 40,
by the pilot of the tOwbOat Little Alp, on
saturday. II WAS much decomposed. and
-. -L-a-l# e, hava hanv, - tho vn~aFauo ]
month. Averdict OF supposed accidental
drowning was rendered.
The most centrally located market is
that 1t No. 6S Jefferson street, lately
opened by Messrs. -Oppenheimer & Hoch-
stadter Charley Williams old stand,
where the best Of everything in the way
Of fresh meats, vegetables, poultry, etc,
can be found at all times.
General Joseph Wheeler THE "war
Child") has erected a large store house at
Pond Spring, now called "Wheeler's
Station" on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, IN Lawrence county, and the
AOulton AdUsrtiSer says: His house has
i-naugurated a scale Of operations almost
unprecedented in North Alabama. Gene I
raj W~heeleEdOes all that ne professes.'
That beautiful place on Rayburn Ave
nue., owned by the estate Of r. A. Parker,
deceased, viii be sold on to-day by
the Clerk and Master of the ChancerV
Court, in front Of his Office. The sale will
he peremptory, rain or shine, and on lib I
sral terms Of payment. some one will be !
likely 70 get 3 bargain az this sale. l
There was a general hegiraof gentle
men OF the turf and sporting men from
this city yesterday. Among those most
noted who left the OVsrtOn we may men,
ton, General b +. Cheatham, VIM. NJ. ,
Conner. Of the New York SPIRIT Of The ]
Times, George H. Duval, b. c. Smith,
w. $. Bailey, J. = Weir Jas, Coniisk, X. :
T. Woodruff, L. +. Hatfield, NJ. r. ia !
cobb, W. II. Chappell, d. McCarty, Col. I
4. Cheathsm, Col. G.. w. Darden, VIM. j
Neal. s. johnson, J. 5. Bliss M George /
CadWaIlsder. They go to Nashville 70 at I
tend the races there, which begin next
week.
More ridiculous twaddle has been
written about early rising than upon any c
other one subject that we know of. Ma e
ture, to insure health, requires a certain I
Of sleep-frOm some more than J
from others, but in all cases It's demanded, i
and il a mans habits are regular 1t makes v
but little difference whether one r~etires Z
early TO rise early, or late TO rise late. Z
Ia some portions Of the country a
rising before the sun has had a chance To 4
dry of the malariOus vapors e~ngendered II
Al night is the fruitful cause Of ill-health II
and disease. z
The fair and festival for the purpose :
Of assisting Father Walsh 20 build his >
church commences at the Memphis Club ?
this evening. The ladies who are TO Z
have charge Of the different tables y
Mrs. B. Bsbb, Mrs. j.. J. Powers, Mrs. II
Burns, Mrs. Thos. Fisher, Miss Mary Ne y
Keen, Mrs. Costello and Mrs. Kelly
have completed their arrangements and z
will have the hall handsomely decorated. "a
refreshment table will he in charge Of
Mrs. G.. A. Hanson. The ladies have 4,
very ~zsalOnsly and we hops TO see y
their labors crowned with success. =;
Little pitchers nave big ears" is n
that we remember from our ear n
Lest childhood, and an incident related 10 "
the reporter by . well known merchant n
brought it very forcibly back 10 his mem OF
DRY. "A few days ago." said the ~relator, ia
II got q carriage from a livery pl
stable 70 take my wife and the hi
children-httle missile there point IL
ing 10 a pretty little girl some r
three or four years old, among them, out fe
driving. On returning, I left the family
Al the house, all except her, who insisted
on going 10 the stable with me. Return r,
Ing after putting up the horses. I met Vi
Captain y. al the corner OF Whisky o,
Chute, n we went into the Capitol 70 ol
get q drink. We returned home. and p
was heard or thought OF IL tin n
Yesterday morning, when ancying that l m
had slighted her, she turned 10 her A.
mother and said very i~nnOcently, ma
maj mama the other day whan mana u,