Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-03
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Storage cheap at 81 Union street.
Gus. Signsigo, of the Grenada Sentf-
mel, is in town.
Read the report of the great race in
our river columns.
Another mad dog was shot by the po-
lice yesterday morning.
Cleaning and Dyeing 70 perfection, at
Hollenberg's, 262 Second street.
Squire Herman seems to ~monopolize
most of the magistrates business nOw
done in the city.
The air was ablazs with rockets last
evening, sent up from the bluff to well
come tho coming racers.
-HO! all We who hunger and are athirst,
go out to the barbecue and bran dance at
Raleigh Springs Tomorrow.
Six card pictures for fifty cents. Pho
tographs, 81 per dozen, at Armstrong;
Gem Gallery, 2I1 Main street.
Grace Church, on fernando street,
will be brilliantly illuminated with gas at
evening service this evening.
The excitement about the great race
was unabated yesterday-indeed it was
increased, and grows stronger every hour.
The Recorder disposed of twenty
seven cases yesterday morning. One hun
dred dollars were assessed and twenty
collected. Business is falling of.
Yesterday was much cooler than the
two previous days. The thermometer at
Z O'Clock TODD at 76o, and at Il M. So
Fair. The barometer was at 29.6 inches.
We regret to learn that our cOnfrers,
Mr.. Fred Brennan, local editor of the
avalanche, has been i'll for several days.
We wish him a speedy recovery, and re-
turn to duty.
Mr.. w. ii. Bates, the delegate to the
International Typographical Union from
Memphis, returned to the city day before
yesterday. His trip benefited his health
O oSiy mu'n' anu ne LOOKS as hearty as OF
Squire Herman yesterday issued the
following warrants for assault and bat
terry: Jane Nielsen VS.. VIM. Jones; Bill
Stealem VS.. Geo. Rose, and Barney Glas-
ser VS.. VIM. Trigge. All are to be heard
Tuesday.
Jack Dyer (colored), suspected of be-
ing the party who killed a negro in
Mississippi a few weeks ago, was arrested
Yesterday evening by detective Mat.
Shelby, and lodged in the first district
sta~tion-house.
We are glad to be able to record a con-
tinued improvement IL the condition of
Mr.. James Brizzolara. He has had, so
far, little or no fever, and it is hoped by
his surgeon and friends that he will be
able to be out in a few days.
We call attention to the
ment of Capt. John A. Onley, who is a
candidate for Probate Judge of Shelby
county. Capt. Onley is a lawyer of our
city, who has won for himself q repusa-
ton enjoyed by few of the younger mem
bers of the bar.
The late picnics have tended to con-
vince those engaged in getting them up
the trnfh Hf the old SaUtnr ~ Men mr.
poses and God disposes." There have
been but two or three picnies this season
which were not interrupted in SONS man
ner by the weather.
We noticed a team yesterday evening
on Main street provided with the newly
invented parasol to keep the sun of The
horses heads. 1t worked to a charm, and
the spanking pair OF blood-bays went
down Main street the admired of all ad-
mirers.
We learn thst the Memphis and
Charleston railroad has made arrange
ments TO carry visitors to the East Ten
nessee and Virginia Springs, and return
for one fare the round trip-in other
words, at half price. For further particu-
lars, application should be made at the
Office of the road, or at the depot.
Mr.. Robson, contractor on the Little
Rock railroad, is after the sketch-Writer
of the Avalanche with a sharp stick. He
has a salty card in the Sun of yesterday
morning, In which he dsnounces the So
called description of the road, as given in
the AVdIdRehe of Friday, a tissue of nm
truths from beginning TO end.
The crowds around the newspaper
and telegraph Offices last night reminded
one of the scenes around the offices dur
ing the war, when a great battle was
pending or being fought. The anxiety 10 !
learn the news was as great, and the fe-
verish excitement was even greater than
when thousands of human lives depended
on the issue.
The following marriage certificates
were returned to the Office Of the County |
Clerk last week: Conrad Nutzel and Miss /
Rosina Hemmerly, Rudolph Diedricb |
and Miss Annie Stanton, 8. w. Malls and
Miss Maggie Anderson, Z. NJ. Watson
and Miss Caroline Hsys, Alfred II. White |
and Miss Lou Simmons, James NJ. Etche-
Ysrne and Miss Sarah Leiore.
"A correspondent sends as the follow
ing, which we fully Understand we
know that CASTOR does the same: sTWe
ton Of gentlemen and others bringing
dogs into a first-elass restaurant, to the
fact that it is not only q great nuisance to
boarders, but a breach Of etiquette, which
displays anything but good breeding.
Ihls much from n who daily suffers
FROM the annoyance"
-To-morrow, July the fourth. Is the
festival OF the translation OF St. Martin. /
In European countries, and among some I
of the coast creole families, this dav "a
supposed to indicate the weather for the
remainder Of the month. If rain fall on
thst day, 1t will do so ESQ says the super '