Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Look out for the circus : It is coming
st. Charles Saloon-alI drinks is cents
Thermometer at 900 at 2 pm. yester.
day.
The " dog days" are on us-judginl
from the heat.
Charley Felix, $50 Main street, ha
the best liquors retailed in the city.
The sound of the trowel and the ham
mer is heard on almost every square in
the city.
The place to find something nice-ict
cream, mead, soda water, etc.-is al Char
lie Towards, p JeffersOn street.
Bishop Kavensugh, of the NJ. E,
Church, is stopping at the Rev. DR.
Kerr's, No. 293 Poplar street, where he
will be glad to meet his many friends.
New York, Chicago, Cincinnati and
st. Louis daily and all sporting papers,
always on file at the Caledonia Saloon,
cOrneT Madison and Main streets.
The man Morris eastman, who was
shot night before last, is suffering very
severely from his wound, though we I'M
derstund that it is not necessarily mortal.
Stephen Dellscols Ia nephew of Mr.
Gsttil, who attempted to commit suicide
night before last, is in a fair Eay for re-
NDhEAl o II EbAA-1uAAGNtA MOuu1HaNuOuEn
painful, are not dangerous.
The County Court was in session yes
uerday, and was engaged all day in the
discussion Of the contested election case.
Nc decision was reached, but il will no
doubt be rendered to-day.
John J.. Dupuy, Esq, Of Bolivar, the
present District Attorney, requests US to
correct q previous statement thathe is a
candidate for the Seventh District. He is
a candidate for the Fourteenth, and not
the Seventh District.
Mr.. Charlie Rogers, formerly Of the
Louisville CbMTIer-J0uTRnL, has taken a
place on the editorial stat of the Sun,
DIR. Rogers is a live newspaper man, and
VIII add not a little to the spicyness of
u little Jefferson street contemporary.
Mr.. Ed. Mcguire, who was arrested
night before last for completely in the
shooting scrspe which occurred at Do
lsn's ball, on the leyee, was, on examine
ton before the Recorder yesterday, hon
Orsbly discharged.
Anthony Luginatti yesterday had Gill
Jefferson and Thomas Mcclure, negroes.
arrested and carried before Squire Nor
ton, charging them with perjury. The
proof is clear against them, and we hope
the black rascals will go up.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of Messrs. Randle & Heath, propri-
etOrs of the Chickasaw Iron Works, who
announce hat they are prepared to
make all kinds of brass and iron castings,
and 10 do every description of steamboat
and railroad work. =
The Chicago B. B. Club, a 'ipicked
nine" consisting of two from the Ath-
letes, Of Philadelphia, four from the Hay
makers, OF New York, and four from the
Eckfords, Of the same village. passed
through yesterday en- route for New Or
leans, to play a match game with a club
in that city.
The Pointer case was before Squire
Griffith yesterday afternoon. There
were several gentlemen learned in the
law there, who prgued the matter pro and
con, all the afternoon. As the details are
only fit for the Police Gazette or the Days
DOiEgs, they are not reported.
The most centrally located market is
that at No. 6S Jefferson street, lately
opened by Messrs. Oppenheimer & Hoch-
stsdter Charley Williams old stand,
where the best Of everything in the way
OF fresh meats, vegetables, poultry, etc,
can be founds at ali times.
The great match game of base ball be-
tween the famous Red Stocking Club, Of
Cincinnati, and the Green Stockings, Of
this city, comes OF al the race course this
afternoon. Ample arrangements for the
transportation Of all who wish to attend
have been made by the Charleston Rail-
road Company.
The oyster season is definitely over.
in despite OF the late cold snap, and fine
lunches are becoming the order of the
day in frst-class bar-rOOms. Mr.. Vincent |.
BOtJo, recognizing this fact, sets a SPLEEN
did lunch every morning. at the corner of
Washington and Front MADAM Nineent's
old place. from ten till two. The same
good liquors, line cigars, etc, as Of old,
always TO be found at the bar.
-Four public baths have been ordered
to be erected by the Philadelphia Com
Council. Our municipal govern
ment might well erect i~nstitutions Of the
same sort on Rotten Row. II mot usao 10
wash the dirty linen Of the Radical party
there are many denizens Of that famed
locality, whose moral and physical atmos-
phere would be greatly improved by pro-
found ablutions.
The attention of tax payers il called
to the card Of Tax Collector Mclean, who
no.. ~'1 ~ he will be compelled TO
Receipts and after the 9th inst.
Orleans, 574Dnaking Out the delin-
ton, 74O3 Characterization OF the
A frame BURN Of the Circuit
Chicago, and hveek the office will
g little boy is ~supPGstion OF those
ruins.
The Woman SufiHement Com
Chicago yesterday welief and His
Miss Matilda Victorce at the OF.
was n OF the speak6d yesterday.
President Grant sPie-nic on or
tHres Of the Donnie an@ir VIII be
be removed, and 1vlIeges Of the
debtedBess Of IN a few DAYS.
was onlv SI50 e~appointed to confer
Smpanies, etc, and at
Matters pertaining 10 the
terd-
.He following Is a BnerGtim copy of a
dill presented 10 a friend Of ours recently
" a firm doing business in thi CITY.
0svlug out names and prices. The items
re as follows: won sehtofe, -; too
'ohsPehns, = won Lehtel, -; won die b
=; auander sOuspehn, =; und Won c
schillet, -; Trage, - This being
q Yernseular meaneth-one
tove, two saucepars, one ladle, one dip a
another saucepan, and one iron skill $
ct; drsyage.
Notwithstanding obstacles were in
exposed TO prevent Judge Swayne from u
his commission re-issued after \
be death Of Judge Reeves, and before be n
endered his able opinion in the Wright
Curry case, he however obtained the
anne, and took the oath of Office on the NJ
anne morning he delivered his said opin- n
and is holding his court at CoVing- \
on. This effort At cOercing n favorable %
ecision from q of the courts OF the =
ountry tells to what desperate men in
esperate cases will resort. d
The Masons Of this city are put on Il
heir guard against IN impostOr who Is al
nus spoken Of by the last number Of the y
idS0ntc Record: From an esteemed q
1end IN West Tennessee, and the W. M. g
! a Lodge, we learn that a man calling CT
imself Thomas II. Walker, has been at
nPttoe 20 impose upon he Fraternity :.
J thA section. He is about sixty years ~
ldt has gray hair and whiskers, talks flu r.
ally, represents himself as q minister r
az claims 70 hail from Kentucky. Hsfs
oout six feet highi Is very fond OF ap-
roacnlbg . person N great secresy; does We
" UeIsi "oro1 pnt must write Il on = yl
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