Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-26

prevent repeaters.
Fifty extra police have been sworn in
for special duty to-day.
Make q Waterloo defeat for the Rad
icals and Rsdicalism to-day.
Rally to the polls in support of the
Democratic nominees to-day.
The Confederate Picnic will net about
1876 to 5000. Pretty good days work.
No tax certificate or registration Dc.
pers are necessary to vote with to-day.
Three card pictures for fifty cents at
Armstrong; Gem Gallery, al Main st.
p. n. Heinrich has received his gene
rator and is now prepared to charge soda
fountains to order.
-Discountenance a split ticket, and do
not scratch a name from the regular DEM
ocratic nomination to-day.
-Thirty-seven cases were disposed OF
by the Recorder yesterday, and fifty dol
lars in fines were collected.
We were pleased to notice Colonel
Sam Walker on the streets yesterday, af-
ter an absence of some weeks.
The ward and mass meetings last eve
ming were numerously attended, and the
crowds were most enthusiastic.
James Hicks wa arrested and put up
SIS forfeit for allowing a vicious dog to
run loose in the streets yesterday.
Every good citizen will go to the polls
to-day and vote as his conscience dictates
Il. e., the straight Democratic ticket.
R-The General NJ. E. Conference will
adjourn finally this morning at I0o'clock,
to meet four years hence in Louisville.
Officers holding elections are request-
ed by the Sheriff 20 make thei17 returns
in the Law COURT Room, Greenlaw's
Opera House Building, this evening.
Attention is called to the order of the
Chief of Police, in regard to closing all
bar-rooms, tippling-hOuses, and all places
where liquor is sold or given away, dur
ing the election to-day.
Let all personal j~ealousies and biok-
erines be forgotten for to-day, and let
every true lover Of Constitutional liberty
rally to the polls to-day, with a Demo-
cratic ticket in his hand.
We are glad to notice that those
abominable rugged concrete asphalt
walks in the park are being removed.
Many a pedestrian will thank the one
who ordered the movement.
The split in the German ranks has
brought confusion and dismay upon the
few INSCRIPTIONS wire-pullers and poll
ticians who hoped, by pandering to preju-
dice, to raise themselves to power aud
office.
There was an exciting race from JUS
tice Kiernan's courtroom, on Adams
yesterday afternoon. Two litigants
q~uarreled, and one attempted to shoot
the other and then fled. He was cap
tured and consigned to durance vile.
The finest spring lambs that have been
in the markets this season can nov be had
at ~Openheimer & Hochstadter's, IS Jeffer-
street. Parties wanting choice quar-
would do well to leave their orders a
day ahead
There will occur a picnic to-day at
Leath Orphan Asylum, conducted by
VaulX, of the Chelsea Episcopal
Church. Bishop Quintard will attend,
and conduct services at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning at DR.. Vaulx's church.
Maj. F1ournoy, of Arkansas, was in
the city yesterday. He and Capt. Geo.
Gift, leave for New Orleans to-day to meet
the Chinese laborers shipped from Hong
Kong by the Tiue de 81. Lo for the Arkan-
sas River Immigration Labor Company,
by Capt. Git.
"A pair of goats, perfectly well trained,
we're driven about Court Square yester-
lay afternoon attached to a little wagon
n which were seated the two handsome
IONS of Arthur Gibson. The NJ. f. Con-
ference came by and halted and admired
.he spectacle.
"A dispatch was sent from this city to
he General Ticket Agent of the Illinois
road last night, inquiring at what
,ost n thousand men could be trans
erred from Cairo to Detroit. The dis
patch was sent by S. a. Shock and II. B. |
Cranmer. 1t thus seems that the Fenians
IT this city are not wholly idle.
Stolen, on Sunday evening last, from
ny residence, by a little boy about eight
7ears old, dressed in brown jeans cloth
ng, with medal buttons, a ladies' goId
watch and chain, double case, enameled
Jack, with 'fSne Taylor, October 10th,
$780," engraved on back. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for its return to A. X.
~ Adams street.
1t is said that DIR. Munsey, the learned
nj eloquent divine now attending the
Methodist General Conference in this
ity, was offered yesterday the charge of
ither n of three of the largest and
most important churches in the South.
The offer was also made him of the edi-
orship Of of the leading journals of
church, and still another offer of the
Presidency of a college. This evidences
he high esteem in which this mans tai
nts and Christian character are held by
is brethren.
Attention is called to the card of
1essrs. Phillips Il st. John, to be found
lsewhere. This firm has just received q
arge tow of the celebrated Mt, Carbon
oal, which they offer as usual at the very
)west rates, and which has already be-
ONE an established favorite among
ouse-keepers as it has long been with
teamboatmen. For some months the
ompaRy have been unable to supply the
emand, as b miners were on a strike,
henceforth they will keep up a suff-
lent stock to fill all orders. The Office is
/ 20 Madison street.
The engineers employed to lay of and
lrvey the lines of the new county of
lately formed out of slices of
helby and Fayette, returned to the city
light before last. The following are the
nest Beginning at a point ten miles
of the dividing line of Shelby and
ayett counties on the boundary line be-
yeen Mississippi and Tennessee, run
ing thence northward to the centsrO of
10 dirt road from Raleigh to Summer
lie, thence east along the center of said
'ad to where it is crossed by Cypress
eek, thence eastward along tha center
Cypress creek four miles, thence south
ard TO q point ten miles east OF the d. ]
ding line between Shelby and Fayette
The new county contains three 7
Indred square miles, leaving seven hun i
ed square miles to Shelby and six hun
ed square miles TO Fayette. {
All day yesterday Mrs. Hunter, with !
II diligent and in~defatigable corps of {
Jung lady assistants, was engaged in I
ting up her elegant and spacious estab- Z
SOUTHERN EMPORIUM OF
AsHIoN, No. 247 Main street-and put {
az it in readiness for the visits of her 5
iy friends to-day. AS we announced
the danger which threatened
Q north wall has been entirely obviated
d the building is now perfectly safe.
,e display on her tables and the cases
day and during the balanced the week 1
n be magnificent, mi all those of our
ly friends who wish to keep up with
9 ton should repair thither and examine
. novelties displayed. Especial atten- a
N is directed to the new, beautiful and 4
line of ladies' underwear for q
miner, now exhibited for the first time. =
le Southern Emporium of Fashion. No.J :
7 Main street, &attA :
The travel to Hot Springs set In much 4
riier than usual this season, and al y
ady . very large number OF v~isitora are I
loving the luxury of the baths ana H. .
acing air of the mountains. THE onIv !
in the way to the Springs in tba =
es of invalids, has so far been the modas 4
travel; but this objection no lopos- :
lists. ANY of our splendid local packets
II put passengers through to Little r
,ck in less than forty eight hours from y
is city. AR the Rock the large, airy and i