Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-03
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LOCAL NEWS.

W. Z. Mitchell's school, sos Third 81.
Look st Joe W. Sails advertisement
for sale"
The Shelby County Fair commences
on the 10th Of October.
The CITY was extraordinarily quiet at
midnight last night.
The best bargains in pianos will be
found az % Main street. Call and see.
7. NJ. 5. Rhell's school will resume its
exercises on the first Monday in Septem-
ber.
Madison street bridge is in a danger
Gus condition and should be attended to
1t once.
"A large stock Of SECOND hand 7-octsve
pianos Tor rent or sale, At Ii. q. HOli6n-
berg's, Clay Building.
The first boat Tace Of the season
comes IN to-day between the Chickasaw
and DsSotO boat clubs.
The thermometer at six O'Clock yes
ttrIay morning stood At 6yS Fair. The
barometer marked $3.50 Inches.
The Recorder disposed Of twenty-five
cases yesterday morning, assessing Ines
10 the mount Of sl30, and collecting S50.
When the Poplar street turnpike is
flushed, il will be the shortest q best
route 10 the race course and fair grounds.
The Rev. Mr.. Carmichael has been
selected by the Confederate Relief Asso-
citation 10 deliver an Grafton before the
sgClstv.
E. G. Housnberg has a fns sssort-
ment Of Chickering Pianos, the best and
cheapest drsg-class piano in the world.
sold on easy terms.
-DGncan{ McLesn's saloOn-the Bay
Horse, corner OF Monroe and Second
streets-is the place to go for '~sif-snd-'alf,
sle, porter, beer, and good drinks gen
orally.
We are indebted to Captain ". W.
Maicgault, Of the D5SOJo Boat Club, d
Mr. William Worsham, Captsinof Chicka-
saw Boat Club, for an invitation 10 at
tend the boat race to-day.
The French citizsns of Memphis will
meet on Monday evening next At John
GassOn's TO form a Relief Committee, for
the purpose of raising funds in aid Of
their wounded compstriOts.
The sun of yesterday morning copies
from the Nashville JB50N and AMeTBeGn
an item copied by that paper from the
APPEAL, about j.. I'd, Stacey, giving par
EicUi AIS of his arrest, etc. Why not copy
IL from the APPEAL at once, neighbour
Squire Norton yesterday issued a war
ant Tor the arrest Of one Ed. RaiueT, who
IS described as a professional iuryman,
h who Is charged by Mrs. Annie VIII
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der false pretenses. The case comes up
Today.
The attention Of our readers is called
10 the advertisement Of the Turn VsTeil
picnic, IN aid OF the German wounded.
L. comes of on Monday, September 9Th,
1870, and Is given for one Of the nOblest Of
purposes. We have 90 doubt that Hum
yollt Park VIII be crowded OF that day.
ItL ISN'T, 1t ought 70 be.
IN a. g.
Gibsvians this afternoon at three O'Clock,
at No. 70 North Court street, up stairs.
Business of importance Is TO % laid be-
lore the meeting, affecting the interests
OF every scandinavian Ia our midst. We
nope there viii be q full attendance.
Preston Smith, q darky, robbed Chas.
Robertson, another dsrky, Of a gold watch
and forty dollars in currency, Squire
Miller, who examined the case, concluded
that Preston WIS 3 bad egg, aud sent him
up 70 the Criminal Court upder bonds Of
szJJJ, which were promptly given.
By an oversight, not intentional, we
yesterday morning omitted TO mention
JLs fact that our neigbbOr, the Ledger,
had increased its size and otherwise i'm
proved its personal appearance. We are
more than pleased to see these signs Of
prosperity, and sincerely hope that the
Ledger may continue to increase and grow
lat during the coming years.
The SUNDAY APPEAL, which enjoys a
wider circulation than any paper pub
lIsbed in West Tennessee, viii appear to-
morrow, and viii contain its usual selec-
lion Of miscellaneous resdin2 z, the latest
news by mail and telegraph, market re-
ports, etc. News-dsalers and others de-
string an extra supply, Will please leave
their orGsrs Al the counting room Of the
DAILY APPEAL during the day to-day,
Otherwise they may tail in getting their
supply.
DIR. KnOde writes to the Ledger that
he was fully and freely discharged in his
examination in Hot SpEngs a day M two
ago. Our statement that he had been
put under bonds OF 5000 was made after
an interview with a well-known citizen,
who told US that he had just come from
there, and heard the trial. We have no
desire 20 do any wrong TO any one, and
cheerfully make the correction.
The Emmet Savings Institution of
our city Is doing a large AND rapidly In
creasing business. It's President, Mr..
ThOs. Fisher, and John League, ESQ, the
well known Cashier, are old and respon-
sibls citizens. They deal extensively in
stocks, bonds, scrips, gold, etc, and have
correspondents in Europe. They daily
sell exchange on the principal cities OF
England and Ireland, and Through them
large remittaRces are made to the old
COuntTy.
Pat. HefaiD, while walking down
Front Bow" yesterday morning, saw a
pair Of pants which be thought would
show of bis Elegant leg" to a nicely,
hanging on a dumDsy in the 'front.' OF Mr.
Coben's store. Nobody was on the watch,
so Pat. picked up the pants, and made OF
down an alley with them. The shop
keeper, however, happened 10 discover
his loss in time TO see Pat. get around the
corner. and followed him. Policeman
Tom Baker Joined in the pursuit, and
o~verhauled the thief on board a steamboat
At the leyee. he will have a hearing be-
fore squire Miller today. .
BY reference to an advertisement in
another column, it will be seen that the
pioneer lamp and oil store Of o. +. Pres
colt & CO. has been removed from the
stand No. 80 Jefferson street 70 NO. ~
Main street, three doors south Of Adams,
and opposite the Worsham House. Here
Messrs. Prescott a. Co. viii be prepared 20
furnish their customers with every article
IN their line. consisting of coal oil, lard
oil and machinery oils, burners, cbimneys
and wick, lamps, lamp stock, lanterns,
halll lamps, brackets, chandeliers, and all
goods in the lamp trade, Also, parafhne