Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-06

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W. q. Mitchell's school, 9O3 Third st.
Look at Joe W. Sails advertisement
"fOr sale"
We are glad TO learn that Major Mart
Walt is again cOnvalescent.
The best bargains in pianos will be
found at 233 Main. street. Call and see.
B. L. and the balance of the defeated
bold a wake at Buzzard's RoOst tonight.
Remember the usual big Saturday
night bill at BroOm's. There will be lots
Of fun there tonight.
Hat stores will do a lively business
during the next few dsys-candidates and
others paying the bills.
A large stock Of second hand 7-octave
pianos for rent or sale, at II. G.. HoIlen-
berg's, Clay Building.
Six card pictures for fifty cents. Pho
tOgraphs, 81 per dozen, at Armstrong;
Gem Gallery, I'll Main street.
The Sodality band PLAYED La Mar
s~eELaise, in the park, last evening, and
were loudly cheered by the crowd pres
emit.
Yesterday was the calm after the
storm, and things were as quiet around
town as if a great election never had
taken place.
The sale of lots st Brinkley, on the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, is
postponed until Thursday, the 18th day
Of August, 1870.
Mosquitoes, which a few days ago
had almost totally disappeared in the
lower portion Of the city, are nov very
numerous again.
H. g. Holienberg has a 6ne assert
ment Of Chiekering Pianos, the best and
cheapest 1rst-class piano in the world.
Sold on easy terms.
Squire Herman, yesterday, sent
Anthony West, Richard Keel, and VIM.
Marshall, all negroes, TO Jail, on charges
Of perjury aad fraudulent voting.
Experiments are shortly 10 be inau-
gurated On an extensive scale to test the
Virtues and merits OF a process for the
preservation Of the NicolsOn pavement.
-Theg great crOp-esred representative was
before the Recorder yesterday morning as
3 witness. A large number went around
to the station 10 see how he looks since he
WAS marked.
A very heavy solid gold badge was
presented TO General Marcus j.. Wright,
yesterday, by one Of Lis deputies, Mr..
George Williams. &c was Al appropriate
and a valuable present.
The thermometer did not register
above 90 Fair. yesterday, but many
seemed 10 suffer more from the heat than
on days when a higher degree Of temper
allure has been marked.
Deputy Sheriff Louis and all the
judges of the Seventh ward, are among
The parties summoned 10 answer before
Canning Smith, on Monday morning
next, by u. 5. Marshal Eaton.
We are indebted to Mr.. John Shubert
for a specimen OF his large, plump and
delicious Clingstone peaches, from his
orchard in Chelsea. We can raise better
fruit here than we get down the river.
The prOmptness with which the re-
turns of the late election have been made /
Is In strong contrast with the dilatOriness
Of former mOVements-or rather the
movements Of former conductors of cleo
tionE.
James COnners was accused before
'Equire Herman yesterday, of threaten
ing TO Kill or do bodily injury to one l..
ID. d The case will be heard to-
day.
-Messn. Pittmsn, Cobb q Co., yester-
day received the first bale Of new cotton
OF b season. 1t wss grown on the
plantation Of M. ID. Brown, Tunica eoun-
ty, Miss, and shipped by Messrs. Rozell
a Co, OF o. X. landing, Miss.
Acting Coroner Walton held an in
quest yesterday, at the foot of Beale
street, on The body Of a man supposed to
be that of Thsd. WiTthlein, clerk of the
Inflated steamer Silver Spray. The BODY
was so muck decompOsed and disfRured
as TO be past all recognition.
The good effects Of The stringent
measures taken by the city and county
officials in regard to the CARVING Of
deadly weapons, are daily more apparent.
The absence Of the use of pistols and
knives in the various r~encounters which