Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-18
Storage cheap at 81 Union street.

.DELoACH, p. NJ.
Storage cheap at 81 Union street.
w. u. MitchelTs school, 3O3 Third st.
Cleaning and Dyeing 10 perfection, at
Hollenberg's, 262 Second street.
There was only one ease of "can.
seiled wepins" on the docket yesterday.
The agony will be over to-day, and
good many candidates will 90 to grass.
Great bargains in Chickering and
other pianos at Hollenberg's, 233 Main.
There were but four arrests up &c
seveE O'Clock yesterday evening, at the
First District Station.
-Hollenberg, 233 Main, rents pianos
also has secondhand pianos for sale, and
does tuning and repairing.
The political pot was boiling last
night, and though it was Sunday, cleo
tioneering was going on fercely.
Six card pictures for fifty cents. Pho
tographs, 81 per dozen, at Armstrong;
Gem GALLERY, 2Il Main street.
What would the children of Memphis
do without the park? There were hun.
dreds Of them rOmping with the squirrels
yesterday evening.
A bran new and a roaring good bill is
up for Broom's tonight. The fremont
sisters, Miss Maggie McDonough, Miss
Tszewell, Lottie, Susie Starr, and all the
other favorites are in the cast.
The 'Lone STAR Base Ball Club OF
New Orleans will arrive in town on
Thursday, Dist inst, and play the "Blufi
City, on their grounds, IN HopefieId.
Fare on ferryboat, round trip, thirty
cents. Boats leave every half hour.
A recipe is suggested for boarding
house chicken soup, which is to hang a
hen in the sun so thai her shadow falls
into the pot of salt and water intended
the basis OF the deeoction. The method
seems to have this ohjection-that on q
day the soup would be liable to be
weak.
John Brown and Hubbard Thomas,
two gay and festive mOkes, were engaged
in & game of short cards when Policeman
Roach dropped in and gobbled
them. They tried 10 bribe their captOr to
them, but he was incorruptible
and they were locked up on the double
of gambling and offering a bride.
The Convention assemblies at the
Second Circuit Court room, this morning
az eleven O'Clock. 1t is thought that each
contest will be short and decisive. and
in wrangling as there generally is at con-
v NAAAA141H AAEAe IAN - nay ~ S1-AkA
The sake of the reporters.
Our old friend Captain J. J. Butler,
gho has twice been elected to office and
vice swindled out of it by Radical ras-
is again a candidate for Justice of
The Peace for the Fifth Civil District. As
he Democracy propose making a new
ieal in this line, we hope Captain Butler
sin succeed.
Certain medical men have recently
asserted that daily work at the sewing
machine is injurious to the women en-
jagged in it.. But DR.. Decaisne, a French
who has thoroughly investigated
subject, in an este bllshment contain
ng between six and seven hundred work
women, has proved that the occupation is
n no way injurious.
Duncan Mclean, formerly of the
saloon, has opened q new and
Iplendid saloon on the northwest corner
II Monroe and Second streets. BE calls
the Bay Horse and offers a chal-
enge of $500 to anybody who can find
n the town better ale, porter or ''alf-
IN 'aff," than he serves over his counter.
Hhe best OF other liquors, wines and
igsrs always on hand.
The heated term still continues. At
O'Clock, yesterday morning, the
thermometer stood at SO, and at 9 O'Clock
I was 90. From twelve TO two or three
o'clock il was g7e-g9o Fahrenheit. At
TX O'Clock it was Sc and at present writ
Ok, % M the neat is almost insupport-
bic. On this account mainly, the city
as been so quiet Of late. Il is too not to
e disorderly, and as q consequence the
.Ockets OF the Recorders Court are bar
en- of interest.
Thousands of fowls annually die o.
II hnwa Of aYn0Ingr. ~ l4..a.,
Te COPY the following, by ". r. Burnell,
& Bridgeport, Connecticut, to the Farm
RS Club, saidt be a sure cure: "Mix in a
tablespoonful of soft soap all the meal it
viii bold, and give to 4 brood of ten OF
welve chickens" Mr.. Burusll sGd4:
All that die from taking il, or al that
lie from the gapes after taking it, I will
ay for at any expense" Let some Ofour
eaders try it.
Vincent BOtto, who is the proprietor
( the well known former bar-rOOm OF
fadame Vincent, corner of Front and
Washington streets, keeps a stock Of
wines and cigars equal to the best
Ouses in the city; and he waits upon his
ustomers with a chseriulness, and paws
hem such attention that he has succeeded
retaining much of the old custom and
dding a great dealthat is new. We COM
lend him TO all thirsty, bibulOus souls. /
lie oilers an inducenent In a splendid
nd enticing lunch every day.
We are informed that the track for
tournament is completed, and that
ute a number OF entries have been
lade, comprising some of the best tour
riders in the State. Those desir-
lg 70 enter, can do so by applying to
homas ]. Walker, No. GAG Second street.
.ntrsnce fee Tor contestants, five dollars.
here is no doubt but that this picnic and
,urnament will be the g%randest affair of
ne season, as no pains or expense has
spared to make it such, in every re-
)ect.
An affair which tor a moment threat
ned to become serious, occurred about 3
clock yesterday afternoon, on Main
rect, opposite Commerce. AHibernian,
,mewhat the worse for liquor, bestowed
brace of hearty kicks upon a negro, who
jostled him on the sidewalk,
hereupon Cufiee blazed away with a
iekbat, landing il upon one side Of his
sailant's head, but not with sufficient
rec to bring him down. Paddy then
a knife, and the 'fmoke" streaked It,
owing himself too lively on his pins to
caught.
The dog has been eyer the miserable
ctim Of most cruel experiments by the
atomist and philosopher, and when a
K was laid on his head, q general massa-
. of the species took place, Every one
S observed hat dogs before they lie
WI turn themselves round and round
Veral times. Those who have an eppor-
nifty Of Witnessing the actions of anil
ais in a wild state, know that they seek
1g grass for their beds, which they beat
and render more commodious by
rnrnu rannA m - unroral #fpnauL IL Il
'Uld appear, therefore, that the habit Of
T Domestic dogs in tins respect is de-
red rom the nature OF the same species
q Wild state. This Is a curious fact, and
20 prove how much the instructive
bits OF wild animals are retained by
domesticated progeny.
An officer Of the upper district saw
tween Msin and Second streets. 10
'plar street, yesterday evening. a large
1wd gathered around some Object living
the gutter. On coming up TO sec what
used he disturbance, he found a child
psrently not more than eight or nine
ars of age, dead drunk and wanowing I;
the mud. The officer scattered the .
,wd and hfted up the poor little crea-
Re, intending to take him to some place :
lere be would be taken care OF. On !,
lsing the juvenile inebriate, the latter !
,coughed IN q drunken way, al know :
u; you are a policeman. Keep your /,
nds OF, damn you-pm drunk" The :
ieer took him by the shoulder and led :
n 70 the station-house; with considera- !
difficulty, however, as the yoang :
DeP fell down ct every few yards. On Z
living at the statiOn-house be gave bis !,
ne as joe Meehan, and said that his /
her lived on Besl street. He told the r
GERS he did not know the name of the I
N who gave him ''that last drink" !
Ut" be added, 81 know him when l :
him, and DIN him, when I get sober 4
ltend to shoot the top of his id head Il
" He was put in a cool place in the =
K yard OF the station, and went totS
before he had become deathly =
and vomited freely, This is Young 2
leriea with a vengeance. :
The word de8saad which occurs so fre-
'ntly in the TRANSACTIONS of the late
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