Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

st. Charles SalOOn-an drinks Is cents
The Confederate Picnic comes OF on
Saturday-remember that.
Motto for the Avalanche: BLOW ye
winds Of morning-blOw, blow, blOw!"
The Mississippi and Tennessee train
carries q car exclusively for colored peo-
pie.
p. h. Heinrich has received his gene
rator and is now prepared to charge soda
fountains to order.
A clear, beautiful day, yesterdsy-the
Thermometer ranging from so TO 81
Fair. during the day.
ALWAYS on file, at Caledonia Saloon,
corner Madison and Main streets, New
York, Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis
dailies and all sporting papers.
The young man is truly rich who can
lay his hand on his heart and say: 81
have treated every woman I ever saw as
l should wish my sister treated by other
men,"
Again we call the attention Of the
grand Jury 10 the fact that there are
eleven magistrates, sO-called, acting in
the Fourteenth Civil District, and five in
the Firth.
The magistrates courts were barren
Of interest again Yesterday. If civil bust
ness is not more lively than criminal, we
don't know how the numerous justices
make a living.
We acknowledge an invitation from
Mr.. De Gray Bennett to attend the
soirse at the Dancing Academy, 233 Main
street, Clay Building, tomorrow evening.
We shall endeavOr 20 be present.
The finest spring lambs hat nave been
in the markets this season can nOw be had
al OpenheimeT& HO~chstadJer's, 50 Jeffer-
son street. Parties wanting choice quar-
ters would do well to leave their orders a
day ahead
The motion Of Amos Curtin for a new
trial will be heard on Saturday. Mean
while Curtin, who has already been SEN
fenced to twenty years imprisonment,
has been released on bonds by Judge
Hudson.
Up to the 18th instant Mr.. Joseph Pat
terson, Treasurer Of the Richmond Relief
Fund in Philadelphia, had received con
tributions to the amount of 81, S2S IS,
which sum constitutes a very handsome
gift from a Northern to a Southern city.
Memphis has not contributed u cent
that we have heard Of WhyY
We learn that a match was made yes
terday between Captain Tanners trotting
mare, Lady Castor, and a pacing horse
belonging to a Front Row cotton mer-
chant, for 500 a side, mile heats to har-
ness. The match will probably come of
on Saturday, when 1t IS thought that two
other fast mays, whose owners have been
bantering each other for some time, will
come together for a handsome purse.
1t is suggested, and indeed, we learn
that initiatory steps have already been
taken, 70 start a TrottiDg club or associa-
ton here, IN the plan Of those in North
ern and Western cities. There are over
two dozen gentlemen Of our acquaint-
ance who own fast trotters and PAGERS,
- - ILL --lL.Ln~ ElHm - HLa $500
ment. The matter has hardly taken a
shape sufficiently definite for us to enter
into details at present.
The Aberdeen Eraminer Of Monday
records the death in that city on Sunday
OF Mr.. J. II. Roper, the blind man who
Formerly kept a fruit stand on the corner
OF Main aud Madison streets. Some
months ago the wife Of the deceased pro-
Corea a magic lantern outfit, and they
we're travelling through Mississippi giving
ulDIIions when death overlook him.
51o"taer says that the citizens Of
ApSISeen5 with their usual hberality,
sumclent sum Of money 10 defrsy
IAPeHse Of sending the body and the
we deceased back to Memphis.
-.tnSHl OI the winning horses in the
by Mr. Bob Lindsay, a 0entfaDasn ~ varv
large experience and wide renntatfon se
m o. the ribbons behind fast trot-
ters ana PAGERS. He has taLan m Nc
quarters out at the Driving PAL Where
he now Las 10 training two orses that are
destined 70 make their marx IN -
ting snnals Of America. one the tIOs-
Messenger horse, whose pedigrea saey
him TO De Tue very SdaOre AM 80
stock, for neB BY tngomar. VIII wers
State OF Name who was a son 20 -
Messenger ~ Of a Thunderbolt maE
The other 10 EsshEW colt belonging y
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