Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-23
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Intensely hot yesterday.
Steps to enforce the dog law" are to
be taken Immediately.
The thermometer yesterday, at two
o'clock, stood at $50 Fair.
Cleaning and Dyeing to perfection, at
Hollenberg's, 262 Second street.
Three card pictures fo- fifty cents, at
Armstrong; Gem Gallery, Oil Main st.
Six card pictures for fifty cents. Pho
tographs 81 per dozen, at Armstrong;
Gem Gallery, Oil Main street.
Heavy thunder clouds gathered
around The horizon during the afternoon
yesterday, but up to writing, no rain has
fallen.
-Thirty-six cases were disposed of by
the Recorder yesterday morning. One
hundred and sixty dollars were assessed,
and fifty dollars collected.
Shelby county pays only one-tenth of
the x of the county, and nine-tenths
are paid by the city of Memphis. Mem
phis has only ~six-sevenths OF the popula-
ton of the whole county.
Trains will be run regularly every half
hour on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad on Friday, June "A, to carry per-
sons TO and from the grand picnic which
will be held at James Park.
Inc khO negro lduSt O6OTR6 harvey
aud George Smith, arrested for breaking
into Nillett's billiard saloon and bar,
were sent to Jail yesterday, committed
for trial at the next term of the Criminal
Court.
BY an error in copying DR.. Suyder's
name in the list of arrivals ut the Com
mercial Hotel night before last, by some
means he was made to hail from Rich
mond. The Doctor has been of on a
pleasure trip for a few weeks, and has
returned to his practice in improved
health and strength.
Mr.. Henry Noodle, our esteemed
friend, to whom has been delegated the
duty and high provocative of collecting
funds for the Hollywood Memorial Assoc
citation. leaves to-day for Jackson, Miss.
We recommend him to the kindest and
friendliest regards of the fraternity oft
press.
The Board of President and Directors
of the Mississippi and Tennessee Rail.
road Company refuses to grant the right
of wav to the Pacific and Atlantic Tele-
graph Company along their road, and re-
cognizes its obligations to carry out in
good faith its contract with the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
The might blooming esreus," while
familiarized by the wonderful prepare
biOnS OF ualCu, IL stl1l u curiosity TO the /
multitude. Charlie Howard will have a \
genuine ''life sizev night blooming cereus
open at his saloon Main street, west
side, near Madisonl. All who wish to see
one of natures marvels in perfection
should repair to Charley's tonight.
The question raised by the refusal
of the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Company to suffer the Atlantic and Pa
cihc Telegraph Company TO put up posts
along the railroad, has been determined
by the courts in several States, and. uni
we believe, in the same name
But we will wait on the lawyers. They
will find q ISOLATION of the question In In
diana or Illinois Reports.
The friends of Colonel sgd B. Jones.
he well known railroad and steamboat
man, will be pleased to learn that he has
recently been appointed General Passen-
ger Agent OF b Louisville and Cfncin-
natl Short Line railroad. We are salts
led no better selection could have been
for the important position, and con-
yratulate the railroad company on having