Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-16
c PARAGRAPHS.

-DOlbsar's Commercial College ,23O Main
st. Charles Saloon-alI drinks 10 cents
The grand opening comes off at Raj
eigh to-day.
Cleaning and Dyeing to perfection, at
Hollenberg's, 262 Second street.
Three card pictures for fifty cents at
Armstrong; Gem Gallery, 21I Main st.
We learn that d~ysentery, diarrhea
and cholera mOrbus are very[~m evalent
in and around the city.
Go to Oliver, Finnie & Co.'S and buy
a case of Barbour's fine raspberries to
make jelly, while they are cheap.
The biggest sort of an old fashioned
barbecue comes of at Raleigh to-day, on
the occasion of the grand opening.
Squire Kiernan's health was some
what improved yesterday evening. His
attack (cholera mOrbus) was a very severe
one, and came near being fatal.
Twenty-Five cases were tried by the
Recorder yesterday morning. One hun
bred and se~venty-three dollars were as
sessed and sixty-eight were collected.
The Printer for June has reached us.
1t is good number of a publication which
admirably illustrates in its every num-
Der the progress Of the ''art preventative"
We regret to learn from a friend who
left Water Valley yesterday morning,
that Colonel Sam. Tate was lying quite
i'll when he started for the city. We wish
our railroad king a safe and rapid recoy-
cry.
The publishers have our thanks for
a copy of the Premium List of the State
Agricultural Society of Georgia, for the
fair to be held at Atlanta, beginning on
Wednesday, October 18th, and closing
October 26th, 1870.
Representative Sam. Jones has our
thanks for many attentions, the last and
not the least, being a copy of the Report
on the Knoxville and KentuckARailroad,
made recently by the joint sele% commit
tee to investigate the ~affairsl of the rail-
roads of Tennessee.
We have to thank the printers for a
neatly printed pamphlet copy of the ora
ton delivered by Gen. W. B. Bate on oc-
casion of the Confederate Commemora-
don Services, at ElmwOod Cemetery, on
Saturday, May 9TH, 1870.
"A painter and Lucinda Isbell, a me-
gress, black as the hinges of Hades, were
arrested for m-iscegenation night before
last, and were tried by the Recorder.
Miss Isbell was sent to Jail. and the gsIIus
painter was fined fUe dollars.
The AUGLGnche local ought not to be
writing communications for his own col
umn. We are glad to see, however, that
he has the honesty and decency when he
does so to write over his own signature.
81 Mackerel " is very appropriate.
The weather clerk and Uncle BiIlv
Dardis, who has generally been conceded
to be his agent here, do not seem to be on
as good terms AS formerly. The last
prophecies Of Uncle Billy for some time
past have failed to be verified by consid-
cradle.
We made a paragraph, a day or two
about the treatment Of a man sign-
ing himself Udolphus Dawson, agent of
Wilks & Hall, at Grand Junction. Ac-
cording to a letter received from him
Yesterday, it was not at Grand Junction
but at Iaka that the reported outrage
occurred. .
Joe Locke, at 1854 Main street, one
door from Jefferson has, the GALAXY for
June, containing the great article of
Judge Black in answer to the eulogy of
Stanton by Senator Wilson, of Massa-
Every one who desires to be
1n JGit in current history will have and
peruse the June GALAXY.
Tomorrow is the anniversary of thu
birth of the founder of Methodism-JohD
Wesley, who first saw the light of day in
I703 at Epworth, England. 1t is rather
considering how widespread
are h doctrines taught and the millions I
protesting the religion preached by him, q
here is absolutely no notice taken of his 8
anniversary.
The concert at st. Agnes Academy
asst night was a brilliant and beautiful d.
Iffair-being quite a triumph for the !
young ladies who were engaged in it. :
rhe spacious and elegant parlors were :
.rowded TO excess, and standing room
.ould hardly be found. The music was
Iuite up to the standard for which st. ?
Agnes has become so famous. More we l
say.
Mrs. Smith and daughters, of Epson =
Ca, raise silkworms with much :
uccess. Miss Smith has a beautiful white =
handkerchief, soft and pliable. which she :
pun and wove with her own hands ont =
4 SILK mat she raised in her own cocoon
The example of Miss Smith IS wor-
ny OF imitation by the young ladies' of
tennessee.
The APPEAL was in great demand L
mong the Italians yesterday. By ei0bt
'clock am, the entire edition WAS SOLD
q a great many who applied for 4.
were disappointed. For the bene-
OF these aid others, we will print the
eport Of the picnic, etc, in our weekly
dition, which appears on Tuesday morn n
next. Our Italian friends can obtain Il
ny number wanted, by applying on Mon
ay or Tuesday.
Beside the new and handsome build n
lgs going up on the corners of Front
nd Union and Main and Jefferson. we
re shortly to have a new building on :
on the site of the old PEOPLES b
ank building, and lower down, between N
Lain and Second, on the lot between .