Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

st. Charles Saloon-an drinks Is cent
The Raleigh railroad grows in favo
daily.
Two more miscegenation cases puIle,
The roads leading out of Memphi
are abOminable.
Remember the grand opening at Raj
? eigh TO -mOrrow.
-Blackberries swere on one or tw,
stands yesterday.
We heard yesterday the first notes o
the cicads or locust.
The cotton around town looks yery
well, though rather small.
Three card pictures for fftv cents Al
Armstrong; Gem Gallery, I'll Main st
The beauty Of the italian procession
and picnic yesterday was little friend
Annie BaccigalupO.
Read the programme of city lots in
South Memphis, for sale to-day, BY Roys-
ter, Trezeyant & Co.
"A mule and dray were taken in by
the river yesterday afternoon. For par.
t~iculars, see the river column.
Yesterday was a bright and beautiful
day. We begin to think uncle Billy Oar
dis no weather prophet at all.
Go to Oliver, Finnie & Co.'s and buy
a case of Barbour's tine raspberries to
make jelly, while they are cheap.
We regret to learn that Squire KieA,
nan islying very low, at his residence
We hope his recovery may be rapid and
soon.
Tomorrow, Thursday, has been Sc
lected as the grand opening day of the
Raleigh Springs. See the advertisement
elsewhere
Judge Swayne will please charge the
grand jury in regard to the r~ascally and
thisving swindle of W. J. Smith & Co..
in regard to the tolls on roads leading
into the city.
The Grand Jury OF the Circuit Court
is reminded that that infamous relic of
Radical rule, the sO-called Turnpike
Company, with the still more infamous
W. j.. NTH at its head, continues to
lake its accustomed toll on the roads
leading out of town.
The Sodality Band commenced its
concerts in the Square last evening. The
attendance, owing to the fact that due no.
tice of the concert was not given in the
papers, was comparatively small. Ths
music was, however, exquisite, and re-
fleets great credit on the young gentle
men composing the band.
The Legislature, at its last session.
reduced the tolls on the so-called turn
pixies owned by W. j. Smith ct a.. to
half what is now being charged. We
learn that w. J. Il Co. excuse themselves
in demanding full toll, on the ground
that this law has never been published in
the local papers. Is this a valid excuse?
We call the attention of the grand Jury to
the fact.
The appearance of the census taker
has prompted some journalist to trot out
Saxe's funny sketch, which runs like this:
Got any children? the marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhine;
The lady shook her Saxon curIs,
And civilly answered Nein.
Husband of course? the marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhine:
The lady shook her Saxon curls,
And civilly answered Neta.
If the musicians of Memphis could do
so, it would be a delightful treat to our
pe"ple for them to unite under the lead
OF Leo Wheat for a Beethoven celebration
at b theater or the Greenlaw Opera
House. All the other cities of the world
are TO have a Beethoven celebration, why
not Memphis, where in proportion to the
of inhabitants there are as mapy
professional and amateur musicians and
lovers of music as can be found anywhere.
us have a Beethoven celebration. 1t
Will be all the better, perhaps, gotten up
on short notice.
We have received from the publish
ers, Oliver Ditson & Co., Of Boston, a
handsomely printed copy of "Clarke's
V~oluntaries for the Organ" a work
that will find its way to the favor of the
musical public of the Union, and that will
found useful to all ~Organists no matter
their status in the musical pro-
fesslon. h arrangement IS such as to
enable performers to select for length as
we'll as appropriateness of theme, to
idmit of improvisation and to afford those
wanting genius to give forth harmonies
Is If, like Lowells organist, they were
> beginning doubtfully and far away, to
1ulld q bridge to dreamland for [al lay"
"A few weeks ago a certain enterpris-
ng concern OF this city caused the walls,
ences, bridges, trees, and vacant places
generally around town, to be placarded
With a certain notice. We will nob adver-
Use b concern by giving name and busl-
vas a copy OF the when YOU '
your carpets cleaned apply to =
o." A day or W after the notice ap- Z
cared another party went round and ]
nearing over b names of the "Co.n I
bat cleaned carpets placed that of J
mother firm in its stead-thus giving the I
cLdt OF the job, and at the same time, at
alt price, subscribing the ends of the I
rst advertisement, except as to the beue-
Charles. We learn that the first ompapv \
ltend to sue the second for unwarranta- b
le infringements on their rights. 1t will T
9 an Interesting case if ever brought to
'iai. The affair only goes to show how !
are plscards as an advertising .
ledium when there are first class daily a
ewspapsrs within reach. s
In October last we called the atteu- \
m nf tho nm hlIaN 10 a vna,Ls-- E Z
sntion of our fellow-citizen. G.. w. il
raider, Esq. "The Grader Cotton Gin
nd Manufacturing Company" the as
of the patent, have now in sue :,
operation in our city a mill of -
K bales capacity every twelve hours for :,
king the refuse and notes of the cotton =
ms now in use, and which has hitherto
zen thrown way, or used as q fertilizer,
ID makes of it good ordinary cotton, a. -
net cost of sc per pound. It must be ~
en- to be appreciated. Few persons will "
prepared Il believe without actual OBJ :,
r~vation, that, from the material used al
ch results could be realized. Bv this A
ocess, $4,000, 900 to 5 5000, 900 NAV be
ded to tue net annual profit on the pro- ~
Iction OF the cotton States from what :.
s hitherto been considered worthless. ~
10 ~linters, patented and owned by this =.
mpany, are the only machines ever in ~
nted That viii gin q mote, and the atten- 20
n of planters and capitalists is invited
its examination. Tit company propose aa,
erect mills in each Of the cotton States, -
d from the fact that they are making q -,
lterial in which they have no compsti- 10
u, and producing cotton at so small a th:
It, the dividends in the stock must be \
enough TO satisfy the most grasping
and a company contributing -,
much to the advance of our city, and pa =
general prosperity of the South,
,uld need no assistance that capital can ~.
lder. The machines are a national - =
rejection, and spproximates very near Th
producing from the soil. =
4-- -,
ioUsE furnishing goods, table damasks, pr y
gels, napkins at reduced prices.
MENKEN BROS. uST
for ladies' waists, in illusion. lor
1net n swiss, at cost.
sEEssEL & SON. can
LOCKE, 23sK Main street, always I
the latest papers from the principal eAl
es. 81
IRsr quality Wsmsutts +. Y. Shirts get
De to order for S36 per dozen. Gin
WIGGANS & THORN, wal
28S Main street, 7