Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-12

ulatlon- we were given yesterday to un-
derstand that every Ver6WendNag, Lands
mdnnShdH, Verein, etc, in our city are
taking steps to join in the grand celebra-
bration. What N German people I'M
dertake they generally do well, and we
look for a brilliant and appropriate cele-
brstion of the beautiful Virgin Month"
Mr.. Frank Cuneo manufactured his
first ice cream yesterday, which was as
fine as we have eve tasted. He will con-
tinue to keep the best through the sea-
son. Ladies should remember 303 Sec
Ond, near corner Monroe.
The most centrally located market is
that at No. 6S Jefferson street, lately
opened by Messrs. Oppenheimer Il Hoeh-
stadter Charley Williams old stand1,
where the best of everything in the way
of fresh meats, vegetables, poultry, etc,
can be found at all times.
MIR. J. B. Synnott has succeeded to the
editorial chair on the Ledger made vacant
by the elevation of our friend Capt. Har-
vey Mathes to the position of Tax COIec-
tor on Privileges. Mr.. Svnnott is a sIfve''
man, a graceful writer, and will nc doubt
do credit to the position. We extend to
him a hearty welcome back to the frater-
nifty.
The returns of the late election in
Tennessee are still incomplete. Fifteen
counties are still unheard from, of which
eleven are in East, three in Middle and
one in West Tennessee. The vote thus
far stands: New Constitution 81, 702; Old
Constitution 2S,6O5-majOrity for the new
Constitution 6S,637. This will be about
the majority in the State.
The ladies of Memphis and vicinity
are respectfully informed that Miss Eng
lish, No. $50 Main street, has returned
from the Eastern cities with a carefully
selected invoice of all articles appertain-
ing to her line of business, embracing the
very latest styles. Bonnets of everY de-
scription she is prepared to furnish at I'M
usually low prices. An examination is
solicited.
The oyster season having closed,
Madam Vincent desires US to notify her
patrons and friends that a fine and sub
stantial lunch will be set at her establish
ment, No. Is Union street, every day
from 10 o'clock an. till 2 pm, commenc-
ing to-day. The quality and character of
Madam Vincent's lunches are too well
known to require further notiPS She
will expect to see all her friends SIdaY.
The poor little child afflicted with the
cancer is still allowed TO sit at the corner
of Court Square, soliciting charity from
passers. by to support q hale, stout and
YillainOus father. What should be done
with the wretch who thus makes a CAPT
tai of the Affections of his own offspring.
For the honor of our Italian p~opulace we
are glad to assert that they not only con-
denim and denouns 9 him, but have taken
steps which we hope viii prove effectual
in taking the little sufferer away from
this brute of a father.
In the County Court Yesterday some
little hutter was occasioned by the follow
ing, offered by Squire Miller: "Ordered,
etc, That the Chairman of this Court be |
directed to ascertain whether n county
warrants were issued by the former
Board of County Commissioners to pay
discounts on warrants issued previously;
if so, the amount OF these warrants thus
issued and the Psrties to whom paid;
and further, that he be instructed to take
steps to recover the same" The order
vas adopted, and look out for squalls!
Since tho completion of the repairs
and improvements, there is not a more
imposing and elegant establishment in
Memphis than the St. Charles Restau-
rant and saloon. Mr.. Kingdom took no
halfway measures, but did his work
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES other reforms besides
those merely visible to the eye. His bar
is stocked with the best and finest liquors
In the city, which are sold at FIFTEEN 15)
GENTS a drink, and a FREE LUNCH of the
most sppetizing viands is set every night
at ten O'Clock. There is the place to get
your money back.
The Memphis Zouaves, at g meeting
4eld al their srnory last night, deter
mined to equip themselves fully and
thoroughly, and not any longer to wait
upon the State authorities, who seem to
a repugnance to assisting his
fine body of young gentlemen in their
undertaking. They have Or
dered one hundred cadet muskets rom
Springfield, Mass, and expect to be as
sisted in paying for them by our citizens,
in whose behalf the Zouaves have been
organized. A comIaittea, consisting of
following named gentlemen, has been
appointed, who will wait upon our people
secure more than is needed to procure the
necessary to the complete equip
ment OF this company. The committee
of Colonel John W. Dawson,
Colonel Michael Magevney, jr., Major g.
'. Rambaut, DR.. J. II. Erskine and Coz
w. L. Taylor. We hope this committee
will go 10 work to-day, and that fbeir
snorts VIII be crowned with success.ya
We occasionally have the pleasure o6,I
'ecording the pleasant relations VIII
'xist between the white and black races
n Tennessee. The following Incident, -,
took place on Saturday last, tells ,
he tale. A little negro boot 5iack en-
the store house Of one of our Front {
Itrset merchants and politely invited the
.alesnan in front to have a s'sbine for
I've CENTS" The clerk sought to excuse !
from the proffered invitation by !
aging that " he would black the little I
boots for five cents" The negro !
yed him for a second, and with the ut I
most nouchalance placed his muddy hoof {
iFoq a hoy and told the clerk to take a S
hair and he would pay aim ave cents.n 6
The clerk determined to keep his word :
proceeded to pick up the darky's
rush and backing, but was Immediately 9
topped by the youngster, who cried out: q
Look va Aere, you've got to get your I
WI brush and backing for this Job" '
amid the laughter OF a crowd the plucky 7
Jerk at once produced brush and black 2
ng, and in a few minutes the negro's :
became acquitted With s scientific I
dish. When tho deed was done, the 1T ?
le mig produced a i've cent piece and Y
Whistling the 0nce popular air, 7
John Browns body lies Wondering in !
be graYe,n The clerk, tn keep the mat '
Or quiet, invited all hands to "sCile,"
ut insisted that hereafter they should
laugh when they met him or the G
black. We know not which to ad- +
hire most, the pluck of the white man or .
impudence of the little negro. We :
ecnmmend this story to the Tennessee Z
.econstru0tlonists as an evidence Of the n
'ar existing between the races. d