Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


st. Charles SalOon-all drinks 10 cents
A bread inspector is much needed in
this city.
The thermometer stood at So at II
am yesterday, and SS' at 2 pm
Charley Felix, 3S9 Main street, has
the best liquors retailed in the city.
-Tapan plums have for two weeks past
been almost a drug on the fruit market.
Judge Swavne will render a decision
in the Curry-Wright case on Thursday OF
Friday.
--Croquet is again becoming fashiOna-
ble, and is INDUCED in to an alarming
extent.
Attention is called to the report OF
The Chamber OF Commerce, TO be found
elsewhere.
The place to find something nice-ice
cream, mead, sOda water, etc.-is at Char
lie Towards, 2 Jefferson street.
New York, Chicago, Cincinnati and
st. Louis daily and ali sporting papers,
ALWAYS on file at the Caledonia Saloon,
corner Madison and Main streets.
Margaret Dawson was accused yester-
day of setting fire to the house of Mrs.
Mary Kennedy. on south street, yester-
dav morning, at ten o'clock. She will be
examined before Squire Norton this
morning at nine O'Clock.
The Little Rock Gazette Of Friday
last the safe arrival in that
city of Mr.. Leo Wheat and Mr.. Henry
Farmer, and says they will give a series
of concerts shortly.
Governor Isham G. Harris, President
Of the Confederate Relief Association,
publishes a notice which we hope every
T.ar,har of fha AGzOqiatinn will nav mar
tieular attention TO.
The most centrally located market is
that at No. 6S Jefferson street, lately
opened bv 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 az all times.
Squire Norton issued several peace
warrants yesterday, mostly on trivial
complaints. James CabOose charged
John NJ. Hennessy in this court with will
ful and malicious trespass, but on due eN-
animation the defendant was honorably
discharged, andth prosecutor taxed with
costs.
-Ataregular meeting ofCleanthe Grove
No. 8, L. A. o.. D., the following were
elected officers for the ensuing term: ).
Toube, n. A.; J. Cohen, V. A; John
Meyers, Secret airy; A. +. Davis, Treas
ursr; George W. Baxter, Conductor; f.
Bauman, l.. c.: j.. B. Campbell, p. A.
The members of the medical profession
generally are requested TO meet at the
office Of Drs. Grant & Rice, at 3 O'Clock
n. m. today. to attend the funeral of the
late DR.. Grant. Hseks viii be in attend
anoe at DR.. Rice's office to carry the medi-
cal gentlemen to pay the last honors TO
their late professional brother.
Colonel D. Loony, whom we noticed
~. e4.r.,fnr al HIo !
Overton Hotel, and as being the agent of
General Fremont, etc, desires US 70 state
that he is not IN agent OF Fremont, nor
has be been connected with him since the
contamination of the purchase Of the
Little Rock Railroad stock by EppersOn. /
We are sorry hat the error should have
occurred, and cheerfully correct it.
Your house cannot be said to be fin
ished unless the doors are covered with a
carpet, oil-clOth or a suitable mating.
For these, YOU must 90 to Fegan's. on
Second street, opposite Court Square, in
Madame Vincent Block. Fegan is a. Gel
ebrsted for his carpets as Anderson, of
New York, whom he promises to excel in
time in the amount OF his sales, because
lie sells cheaply and none but the best
goods.
The oyster season. is definitely over,
an despite Of the late cold snap, and fine
lunches are becoming the order of the
day in hrst-class bar-rOOms. Mr.. Vincent
BotUO, recognizing this fact, sets a splen-
did lunch every morning, at the corner Of
Washington and Front Madam Yincent's
old place. from ten till two. The same
good liquors, fine cigars, etc, as OF old,
always to be found At the bar.
Mr.. r. r. Brennan, a gentleman who
for three years past has been connected
with the APPEAL in the capacity Of legal
reporter, yesterday entered on the duties
Of local editor of the AUaldNche. Mr..
Brennan is a gentleman Of education. re-
nned taste and experience III the worlds
ways, and viii make a number one "
local editor. We wish him success IN his
new position and tender him the right
hand Of fellowship in everything.
Colonel J. V. Guthrie has, we learn,
met with much success in dispOsing Of
the right to MAKE and sell the new ratent
awning TO which We alluded At length a
Few DAYS ago. The awning is certainly
most complete we have ever seen, be-
sides il is cheap and will wear longer
than any other. Its convenience cannot
be doubted. As the Colonel only designs
remaining a few days longer, those inter
asted should call on him or Captain W.
Colin At the Worsham House without
delay
The streets that are not watered are
sadly in need of it. Dust never was as
and as little welcome as az pres
One feels like matchmaking a
where il is either freezing or
roasting. showing or raining, muddy or
iustE-eternally, with no jasts mtIieR be-
tween the extremes. Here we have six
winter, and six months summer, l
no telling one day whether the next I
will be winter or summer. In the Arctic I
region or the Torrid zone, one knows {
what he may expect and prepares for it,
but here from October TO May we NAV Z
Ook for a freeze or a roast at any time. I
The case Of r. W. Webb VS.. NJ. NJ.
Reach. agent for the Wilson sewing ma
.hine, for breach of warranty, brought +,
or trial before Squire Grifath, and con- !
inued from Saturday, closed yesterday !
~ Judgment for plaintiff. It appears :
hat about a year & the plaintiff pur- (
.hased for S5e a machine from defendant 7
compared with those Of other man !
lfactnre, was proven OF little value. He, \
Opseouently, prayed TO be allowed to re-
urn the machine. and asked that the de- \
endant be ordered to return the money.
Ms the court agreed to after a full and
impartial hearing Of the case. .,
We understand that j. McBrooks, the b
Jerk Of the Bartlett Circuit Court, has o
his Office al Bartlett, and is s
ready TO issue writs and all legal Z
issuable by the clerk, ~returnable
) the May term Of this court, which
on the fourth Monday in May Y
Their has been some question as Il
) when these writs should bear test. Mr..
IcBrooks has consulted several Of the
1lest lawyers in Memphis, who give it r.
) their opinion hat the writs should
ear test the fourth Monday in January
al which time a court should ave
holden at Bartlett. For the conye- Is
fence OF attorneys wishing 10 bring suits N
this court, Mr. Notebooks has signed 4"
n6lled summons and left them st the
Jerks office OF the Circuit Court in =
with NJ. ID. L. Stewart. on
in another part of this issue wiz be
,und-tbe card of our friend George p.
who has located himself sc $50 "
seond street, in the labor and mechani- cl'
II agency business. Mr.. Zeigler has
,eD q resident Of Memphis for many Br