Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-19
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W. Il. SCHOOL, oOo 1nHu 81
Water melons continue to be very
plentiful on the stands, as do grapes and
peaches.
g Doing business with no license f" il
becoming one of the most frequent charges
on the docket.
Police business is on the increase
like every other kind of business in th'
city and county.
"A half dozen Of the delegation left fol-
the Convention yesterday at one O'Clock
The balance so to day.
We have never seen such prepsra
lions made for q busy fall, as are now be
ing made all over the city.
Joe Locke, has as usual, laid us under
obligations for New York and otheI
papers in advance Of the mails.
Yesterday was quite clear and no
during the greater portion of the day. A
light shower fell about half past TIVE
o'clock.
The first wild ducks of the season
were brought to own by a party of ANA
teur sportsmen last night. They werI
killed across the river.
Best quality of Mount Carbon Goa
at 50 cents per barrel delivered in any par
OF the city by Phillips q st. John, 2
Madison street.
The first oranges of this years croI
made their appearance on the stand yes
terday. They are very large and fine, anC
are evidently from Cuba or Florida.
There were forty-fve arrests in both
districts up to even O'Clock yesterday
morning, and twenty-One in the twelve
hours ending at Z O'Clock last evening.
Bay Horse Saloon. corner of MOnro'
and Second streets. The celebrated San
Clay whisky. 15c; ale, porter and 'slf-and.
'alfa at Toe. Duncan MscLean is the host
Johnny Thompson has come home or
a visit from Nicksburg, where he has
leased the theater for the season, and viii
open next week with a star variety com
pany.
H. G. HoIIenberg has the most elegant
STYLES of pianos ever brought to this city.
a complete assortment of Chickering, the
hest and cheapest first class piano in the
world. Sold on easy terms.
The Mobile Register says that "the
Memphis ADGJdRche comes down the
mountain every day, but doesn't hurt
any of the natives. Il is as huge as it is
transparent, and melts at every ray Of the
political SUM-"
Our thanks are due to W. o. Mans
ford. of the Catholic Book Store. corner OF
Second and Monroe streets, for files Ofthe
latest scientific and other illustrated
papers. While Mansford's speciality is
Catholic literature. all the respectable
serial literature of the day will always
be found on his counters.
A gentleman in a highly obfusticated
and benzined condition was picked up by
the police night before last, and on search
ing him at the station $50, beside a splen-
did gold watch and cham, were found on
his person and taken care of. He ought
TO pay the city well for its watchful care
over him. III il hadn't been for the police
he would have made STAT meat for the
mackerels.
Everybody c~baritsbly inclined, who
plays billiards at all, should attend the
benefit TO be given TO the Masonic Tenn
ple Fund, the StOnewall Jackson Fund,
the Confederate Relief Association, and
the Orphan Home by Cadmus to-day.
He gives the gross receipts equally to
those four noble charities, and every body
should help to entirely NIL the billiard
parlOrs to-day.
Tonight will be Egals night At the
old Varisties on Washington street.
Miss Emma Clifton, the beautiful and ac-
cOmplished vocalist and character actress,
will make her first appearance before a
Memphis audience. The press OF other
cities praise her highly. She has few
equals on the stage in her line, and we
are positive that she will be greeted with
q full house.
In notice of the private schools of
our city some days ago, we omitted to
mention the Brinkley Female College.
The fall session commenced on Monday
last under favorable auspices. The pupils
are twice as numerous as last year, and
the corps of teachers are competent and
faithful in all departments. This in
creased interest in female education is ex-
tremely gratifying. We congratulate Mr..
on its success.
The Engineering and Mining Journal
published weekly By Messrs. Western &
Co., New York, is daily growing in
favor with readers Of scientific litera-
ture. If a nan will take, and read care
every number of the Scientific
Americdn. Engineering and Mining Jour
and the Druggists CsTcuLdr-or the
Journal Of applied Chemistry, he will
keep himself well up in ali scientific
matters, and enjoy the reading-as all OF
these papers present facts in a popular
From Lawrence, Kansas, we get the
announcement If a new enter
prise: The necessity for the thorough or
Of the Democratic party in this
State, is felt by good men Of both parties.
this purpose a company, called the
Kansas Democratic Publishing Company, |
has been formed, with a capital of $1,000, |
for the publication of a Democratic week
ly paper of thirty-two columns, to be
called the Democratic StGndGrd, the first
number of which viii be issued on or
about the 18th Of September"
We learned last evening that Mrs.
Ring. who WAS shot by her husband at a
hour on Saturday night, as reported
by the APPEAL yesterday morning, is
hanks to her good luck and not his good
ntentiOn-nOt dangerously wounded. In
iced, she was able to be out Yesterday
afternoon. Ring is in the Adams Street
StatiOn-house, where he will have a hear
ng this morning before Recorder Scales.
de was, up TO the commission Of the
an acting foreman at the Tennessee
car-shops, and has hitherto borne
very good character, for sObriety, etc.
Joseph Sullivan and Fannie Beard
detected by IA police, yesterday,
q supplying liquor 4 the inmates OF
Adams street station house, by a
tightly ingenious method devised by one
I the lady occupants of the SKY par
Or" cell which fronts on the alley. She
ipped the skirt Of her dress into shreds.
u inch or so in width, and with the pieces
a line which reached to the
This being dropped outside the
ell window, 70 attach a small phial of the
.rdent was an easy task, and TO draw II
- and take il in not rluch more diff
ult. The outsiders were taken in by
be police, and precautions taken TO put
stop 10 such proceedings in future.
The editorial on our FIRST page is, per-
APPS, the first written in the State on the
ubject of Andrew JOhnson's diversion in
,ehalf OF ColyaF. No other paper In
FanuAEEaa wa haNnawa - -
sy In the year, and thereupon, for
% other reason, the APPEAL this morn
%, giving a full SYNOPSIS of Mr.. john
speech at GaIlatin, viii be eagerly
ought after. johnson proposes now
D Isvenge himself upon the friends of
,theridge, lwho opposed him so hercely
! the late contest for United States SEN
5orship, and a fresh interest Is thus in
lsed into the discussion aud progress Of
and political events in Tonnes
e. Mr.. Johnson will soon find, potent
he once was, that the scepter hiss de-
from Judah, that be belongs to the
ssils that were buried by the flood that
away most sntediluVians.
pleasantly must the "inditer Of !
e following few lines 4" felt when he read
en- oYeF in print for the first time. They
9 from q "pome " entitled a know q ]
aid" and written by "Ah Ref" Ia re- !
ntly imported O1iuoeof IL ~ Dlnkcub Tor \
down in Mississippi: !
81 know amaid whose castles high, t
Are built up in the air, L
And there she DEANS her lovers nigh,
And wakes and he's not there;
For she has never told him so, q
And of her castles he don't know. 3
know a maid that has pure faith,
Who trusts God and His might, q
And who believes, though it be late, n
All things viii yet be right. st
For though she never told him so,
II he loves her he'H ket her ks0W."