Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-29
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Cleaning ana DyeIng 10 perfection, al
HOIlenberg's, 262 Second street.
Six card pictures for fifty cents. Pho
tographs, 81 per dozen, at Armstrong;
Gem Gallery, 2ll Main street.
Two years ago, to-day, the Papsl
Bull, calling for the council of the Yati-
can, the Gcumenical Council now in ses-
sion, was issued.
WIN. Elliott was arrested and locked
up yesterday morning on complaint
of Mrs. Sherry, who charges him with
assault and battery.
-~Thirty-eight cases we're disposed ofby
the Recorder yesterday morning. Fines
to the amoun of $40 were assessed, and
SI35 were collected.
The Thermometer at : O'Clock yester-
day morning stood at 79' Fair, at II
o'clock it was So; and Gt6 pm. it was
S90. The barometer stood 29.9 inches.
An astonishing metsnorphosis oc-
Cured on Main street yesterday. We
were walking down the street with a dis
tinguished legal friend, and without a
word of warning, he suddenly turned into
a whisky shop!
The worthless ours multiply around
Memphis in a most remarkable manner.
We hope the Mayor will soon "send forth
his destroyers, with the mandate Stay and
spare MOTIF If he don't, the h~ydropho6tG,
which is now epidemic, will be worse than
ever.
Attention is called to the funeral
zpotice of Mrs.I. Il Quiz ShaliedSssp
- was affdya~&pAesrpy
the friends and sc~guaintances whom she
had made during her SPORT stay among
US.
We have received a copy of the Liver
pool Daily Post of June 18th, from VIM.
G. Galbreath, Esq who is on a European
tour. The friends Of this gentleman will
be glad TO learn that he has crossed the
roaring ocean safely and is in excellent
health.
A row occurred in Pinch yesterday
morning between a white boy and a ne
gro, in which the latter WAS severely cut
with a pocket knife. We could not learn
anything regarding the origin ofthe affair,
or even the combstants, except that the
negro's wound is in the left side, and
thought to be dangerous. Captain Hag-
gerty carried him to adrug store TO have.
it dressed.
We are indebted to the kind remem-
brance of Chas. n. Erich, Esq, the china
importer, for a bundle of foreign ex-
changes, which he forwards us from Wen
ma, while eg route to Bohemia. His many
friends viii bs glad to learn hat he is in
good health and enjoying himself. The
date of the exchanges sent are as late as
the 10th inst, only thirteen days from
Vienna. This is quick time.
We have two cotton blooms, one three
DAYS ole, from the plantation of Messrs.
Walker Bros, which isn't in the Clay
Building, as many might imagine, but on
Horn Lake. The Other bloom is two days
old, taken from the ple station of Mrs.
Burford, on the N. and o.. r. r. J.. NJ.
Williford is the manager of this farm, as
admirably cultivated as thsb of Messrs.
Walker Bros.
The exhibition at Brinkley's Female
College, at the south end OF DeSoto street,
occurred last evening. 1t is needless to say
TO those cognizant of the skill and attain
ments of Professor j. D. Meredith, A. NJ,
President of the College, that the per-
formances of the pupils were worthy of
tho reputation be has won and deserves
in this city. Parents and teachers were
alike we'll pleased, and the institution
hourishes as never before.
Attention is called to the notice of
Captain J.. w. Scales, who
himself a candidate for the Office of Pro-
bate Judge, subject to the action of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
Captain Scales has been serving the pub
lie as City Recorder for several months,
III has MOA lOI nluiScAl III ILLS capacity
the p~laudits of all right thinking men.
We heartily recommend him to the Con-
vention and the support of the people.
We were yesterday shown a very
neat and tsstefully gotten up little pam
phlet, "Ruies and Bylaws Of the Cham
Der of Commerce. n Merchants Ex-
change" printed by Messrs. Sutton,
Browne & Co., No. 9 West Court street.
It is decidedly the best specimen of the{
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a long time, and reflects much credit upon
the tmte and skill of its publishers, and
the progress OF Typography in our city.
On Sunday evening last James Doyle
with a party Of friends, went out to Stein
mayors beer garden, on Poplar street.
While there a difficulty sprang up be-
the party and Steinmay or, during
the progress of which there were one or
"knOck downs,' and Steinmayer
fred a pistol at Doyle. Upon this the
latter and his friends went of, and after
himself with a revolver, fired
three shots into the bouse-tertunately
injuring nobody. For this all hands were
before the Recorder yesterday morning,
and were fined SIS each.
To-day, june 18th. is celebrated in
the Roman and Greek churches as the
feast of Sts. Peter and Paul, who suffered
martyrdom on the same day. The An
glican church only observes the feast of
Peter on this day, communicating st.
Paul by observing the day of his CONVEX
sion. st. Peter suffered martyrdom by
the cross, A. ID. IS, under Nero. st. Paul
was beheaded, having that privilege, in
e0~nsideratlon of being a Roman citizen,
the Anglican Church has seer
fit tdNaeparate the festival of these two
Saints, 20 be remarked that all the
ancient hon1ll5Ss Join them together, not
only on accoret Of their having suffered
at the same tfae (thoagh in different
tanners and asar eht piaces), but be-
eanse they were cO-WdRkara IN The CONVEX
siop ofshe world, one a. tAeeApostle- of
Tie Hebrews, and the other rs tho APOSTLE
1f the Gentiles. There will bs ths appro-
pirate services at 81. Peters Church to-
lay.
The following notification, signed by
L. NJ. Openheimer, W. Nj. OF Pierce
No. ia, F. and A. M, Calvert,
Texas, has been sent US for pnblication.
We call the attention Of all Masons 10 the
same: "All Masons are hereby warned to
be on the lookout for az individual claim
Ing to be q Mason, now living in Calvert,
Texas. named Isaac J.. Hillman. Said
Hillrnsn is q dangerous character, and hss
been fnaposing apen the confidence Of the
sran. both IN this State and Missouri.
Is about i've 4iaet eight inches high.
black hair, eyes, whiskers and Eyebrows,
lark, clear complexion; is very plausible