Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-18

/ ann IN the world, save that of Ses0sLrLs,
in front of St. Peters, st Rome.
The Memphis Iron Rolling Mills,
Messrs. Battells & Co, are filing iron
orders from st. Louis The superior
| -tOughness Of our Tennessee iron causes IL
- be eagerly sought for far msnufsc-ur-
ing purposes requiring tough iron such
As hOrseshOes and nails. is the only
rolling mill in this portion Of Tennessee
As there is TO be a vast number Of
| children here from the country on Satur-
/ dsv, some provision ought to be made to
I give some r-sfrsshmsnt; a sandwich, q
| slice of bread and butter, or a biscuit
| handed to each child aD0ut noon, would
/ have q very happy effect lt viii be con-
/ sidered rather thOughtless TO neglect the
| young ones.
When railroads are sold out, we have
/ observed it in New York transactions, the
vendeTs-thOse who actively represent the
corporsti0ns-alwsys provide offices for
themselves Our corporations are yet In
youthful innocence, and such personal
ends are never sought a. d cost Of the
poor people who have lost, in promoting
public good, sIsrge share OF their private
fortune.
The contractors on the Memphis and
St. Louis Colonel POrteris) road have
sent down whselbsrroWs, spades and
picks, and all the engines Of war required
in the prosecution Of the march 20 81.
Louis. One OF the contractors went across
the river to inspect the condition Of sdsirs
yesterday. He says the road viii be m
ished as per contract, or within a Orlefer
period.
The great picnic Of the Confederate
Relief and Historical Association Is in
course Of preparation. Il Is expected that
this yesriJ viii far exceed any previous
one in point Of splendOr and thorough
.=anaHaHFAm for aHn-HrmE a HawH= nHaaHrHHa
All the Committee are composed Of men
who work, snd who know how to work
efficiently. Attention Is directed % no.
LiCe in another column In relation TO this
most popular and deserving festival
For the especial benefit Of the read
CTS Of the APPEAL, who havB q desire for
artistic dining, we published a Dill Of fare
yesterday that would ~ been creulta-
bic TO q Partisan cafe in the hslcyon days
Of Nap. There was a little error IN that
which might perhaps lead one man in ten
thousand sstrsy. The line corner Jehsr-
son and Third streets" ought TO a been
corner Jefferson and Second streets"
Every one, however, knows b 81.
Charles.
The purchasers OF Injuries and deli
cEcies az the Baptist Fair, AZ Assembly
Hall, last evening, were mainly gathered
for an hour or more about the table OF
Ms. WilkersOn, in the southeast corner
of the hall. When the reason tor this
great gathering at this place
was sought, we were told
that cit was the place OF safety since
however much one d~sv0Ursd, the other
WilksrsOn was rgEdy 20 issue a life policy
the spot
There was an old warrant sent into
the Clerk OF the Criminal Court vesJsr-
day as a sort Of claim against the State
for the costs in q certain case of seduc-
ton. On the back of the warrant APP
pears the Endorsement: settled by par
ties marryiugin Court, the State TO pay
the COSTS 1t appears that marrying" /
in the estimation OF the Squire, covers q
multitude of sins, and renders the State
the debtor of the parties. st least 10 the
amount OF the costs In the case.
We take this paragraph from the Hell
sns ARK Shield of Saturday: at is said
that the large mercantile house Of 3.
LoWenstein Il Bro. of Memphis. annually
over twenty-five thousand dollars
in advertising. To 70 psper-ths inhu-
snJlal APPEAL-they pay about six thou
dollars a year, as We have been in
formed; and though selling goods al 8
very small advance on cost, the prOpris-
tors. who are most worthy, indeed liberal
gentlemen, are accommodating colossal for
- NAAAE Va jail q M".aA| HHaaa..AA ]
Wisconsin and calling himself Nor
on, was brought into the station house,
yesterday, for forming an acquaintance
With an Ethiopian female-up0n be.
charcoal would make 4 white
mark. He didn't understand how
9 was that people are prose-
for actions Of that sort in this city.
put up SIS and wss told that if he
get away safely, be would not
TO answer the charges that would
'e preferred against him this morning.
We are indebted to the lovely ladies' Of
be Emerald GEN. " AZ Rocco Hall, for a
east Of cake, Strawberries and cream and
ruit, which was enough to put a Oul I'M
.er the ribs Of death. Whoever these
aides, are 10 must be said OEthsm, that
hey, s~tleast, are sure Of heaven, 10 mat
en- who else goes the other way.
10 think Of editors at twelve o'clock
a the night is q great merit. To think Of
in connection with strawberries and
rsEm is almost divine. Talk of succOring
be needy and giving cups Of cold comfort
o traVelersi The combined glory Of
very noble thought and good action is TO
q found ia this angelic midnight remem-
rance Of editors. Nav the " Emerald
continue TO grow brighter, {
The Ledger having on two occasions
sserted that the public was Disguised by
~ -a -" .aNr.-a AaaNaN
d relation TO the unusual length oftime
7hich the dead body Of Foster lay on
ladison street before IL was moved, it
nav be proper 90 state chat the man fell
hOrBly after eight am. Coroner MOffalt
vas not al bis Cfhee when the messenger
rived, He was engaged on other very
important official business. In the mean c
S. A.. Moore OfdciaUsd as coroner C
hose business IL was 20 have the body
when be assumed the r~ssponsi- o
lllty Of holding the inquest. Had Cor a
MOffatt 'Oficlated after arriving at
place where the body lay, we feel \
It would have been cared for with :
He refrained from interfering, v
scause Esq. Moore bad bis Jury sum ,
loned when he lthe Coroner arrived. ID
Two buYglariss were psrpstrated on \
MON street Monday night. One was i
10 house OF Mr.. Kramer, III Union street. =
be artists effected an entrance by a back !.
ay At ! O'Clock ia the morning. They "a
through the house on noisehsss feel. p
id unourdsned every rack in the house. N
very loose article within reach vanished j,
be next night they visited the room of =
r morton across The street and perfect
aJ9b there. That commands admirs-
'n they entered by the back way also. d,
aWleo up nOLseleszly 10 the apartment "
Lhe sleeping gentleman, took his boots I,
.d SOCKS and every other article Of wear ~
= apparel upward. They were also
hing undsr The sheet on which be slept ed.
= his watch and bis pOckst-bo0k. The p
usual noise reused Up Mr.. Morton bUE 20
g artists got away before be became
ly awake.
"A reliable colored gentleman named
snry Morgan was employed bv Alder
30 Geal.a % do suBdrv little f1hs
Juud bis house, a. the corner Of Sgutb
d Shelby streets. Mr.. Morgan. besides
thought be would drive a Iit.1e
dependent business in the way Of steal
SO Do wen for every neat article in
In the course Of q feW DAYS ha had
ds such an impression on the bVOuterfe
70 the people Of the house began 10 won
what was the matter. Their c0gfta-
be- at length happily took the Shape Of go
Olicsman. A consultation was held ii.
ID 0mcer McCOlliue. Last evening as ~,
reliable and industrious c0lOrsd man =
s going home, The officer tipped him a.
ltsly on the shoulder. They had a ii
10 conversation together. Hsnry's 81,
.ner bucket contained several articles ".
5zlue. Henrys house also contained a -
noar Of trihes, such as gold rinRs, r.,
he0-opoksl etc. for the possession Of
loA ne could NOT satisfactorily account. Il
rested Ia he lower stst0u-hOuse last -
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