Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-10
STRAYED.
LOCAL P~ARAoRAPHs.
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-"Buz" is married.
Several ladies registered In the Ninth
ward yesterday.
About half q dozen or 90 Of fashion
able weddings will take place this week
in Memphis.
A communication from the sheriff Of
the county, in another column, viii inter
sst the philanthroplo.
Judge Ray adjourned the probate
court to Saturday next. The Bartlett cir
cult court opens Tomorrow.
The sooty employees in our coal de-
pots, while nlling the black diamonds
into measures are remind Of their motto:
do not pack her"
The attention Of our country readers
is, for their own sakes, directed % the
notice of our tsx-colleceor, Mr.. Mclean,
which is published in another place In the
APPEAL.
Said Wendell Phillips some time ago,
II was born in the State Of Massachusetts
and / don't want TO die in the Boston and
| Albany" Such Of rs who lave been
born in Tennessee may find ourselves en-
tombed iH the P~eunsyIvsnis Central
old Tennessee bonds were quoted in
last nights dispatches at $50. u new ct
CSC. There is q mistake about u, or Old
| Robertson County " has telsSrapbed Wal
street hat the APPEAL and Tom Scott
have smoked the calumet.
Mr.. Eastman, who has invented 3 pen
by which the most nervous and finger
| crochety can write q beautiful hand, viii
20 around among the business people this
week soliciting orders for his great inven-
don. Whatever orders he may get viii
be filled by the 10th Of the month.
Strangers visiting the city should not
fail to visit the famous Madame Vincent
oyster saloon, No, Is Union street., first
door esst of the APPEAL. The arrange
ments Of this house are such that 3 con-
slant supply of the finest and freshest
oysters are received, which will be served
at any hour in the very best styles,
An ordination win take place this
syening in the Central Baptist church in
this city. The ordination sermon viii be
preached at II am, by Dr.. Ford Of st.
Louis. The ordination viii take place st
7:I5 in the evening. Professor p Nit
ohell Will receive his commission 70 Ego
and teach" ct the hands Of Doctors Tiche-
nor, Landrum, Ford and Keep.
Two Of the demenbsd creatures who
were confined in the jail are dead. Mrs.
Walsh, who had been removed to the
| county hospital, died Friday night, and
Mrs. Caroline Adams died In the county
isil about b same time. Thush has kindly
death come to the relief Of those people
who could not be relieved by man.
Editors Appeal-Why not have 8
! meeting, raise q joint fund, and let every
person in the city sue the gas company for
robberyf Is not every individual who
PAYS IS for each 1000 feet entitled to dam
ages for the stink to the extent Of at least
S4F The costs that would fall upon the
gas company, and juries would 60 FOR
them, would burst the concern. 3. B.
Henry Jones was arrested yesterday by
the police for having = mule. II is not the
first time in the history OF q negro that
he has been arrested for having smule.
Jones came from Helena the other day
with q chattel of that description which
be snapped of for g more likely animal,
When the trade, which Jones considered
a good one, was perfected, a policeman
stepped mp and arrested him for having |
stolen property in his possession. The
mule and the man are both confined.
Squire Giles, who had an interview
with Or. Calender, of Nashville, who has
charge of the State Lunatic Asylum, says
be was informed by the doctor that there
are tWenty-three hundred insane persons
in The State. His forthcoming report viii
show that. He viii recommend b es-
adjustment of IN asylum in each Of the
grand divisions of the state IS tbs only
lA0N-o "a -e-A ~ N /
insane.
-Messrs. Boyle q Chapman, on Main
street, have attained 8 high position as
booksellers, publishers snd s~tstiOners in
his city. Their establishments, 279H |
Main street, turns out more LOCKWOOD
than any other. 1t is now the recognized
headquarters for all work OF high merit
in ths city. These gentlemen owe their
success their practical knowledge Of
the business, and to the constant and close
attention they psy to every detail.
We hsv q Letter from a." the low lands,
low" which speaks very h~atteringly Of
the work white ls6orers a lone on the
sugar plantations the past summer. One
gentleman worked thirty hands. They
and their families lived on the plantation,
and raised three times a. much sugsr ss
the same number OF negroes would have \
done. They raised chickens and hogs
enough 70 pay the full expenses OF board
ing" and the DOCTORS bal only averaged
one dollar for each person OF the plsnta-
ton. This is promising.
There was q p~erceptible upward ten
dency in the market vslue OF Little Rock
railroad stock yesterday, Tom Scott's
breath lifted it just 8 little. What s
calamity shat goods, wares and cotton
bales are hespsd up in the mud, and eK-
posed to rain and tempest, on the other
side Of the river. When Will thsb ever
lasting navy-yard question be settled2
We have another fierce letter from an Ar
kansas traveller who was wrecked a.
HOpehsld. There's no use publishing it.
The aldermsnio mountain is l a labor.
A lady who lives at No. 55l Main
street was accidentally shot in the sbdO-
men Friday night about twelve or one1
O'Clock. One of the inmates OF the house
was taking some things from a trunk,
when b found q peculiarly constructed
dernger, which she proceeded to examine.
The ViLlsinOas little gun went of, and the
ball lodged in the abdomen OF another
lady who was walking TO q different part
Of the room. The wounded person win
die. The other party was taken to the
lower E-tstionhOuse and kept there for
three or four hours, until Il was satls-
fscsorily proved that the affair was purely
accidental.
Yesterday evening about dark 9 Gus
toner walked into the shop of 4. L9hel, /
No. 81 Bssle street, 70 AVE q little JOB
done 10 his watch. Mr.. 19nsl was some
time in accomplishing the task, md his
showcases remained outside unusually
late in consequence. This circumstance
proved disastrous to the horologer, for
when he slipped outdoors TO bring in his
two cases Of watches and isWelry, be
found but one. Upon hurried inquiry, he
was put in possession OF the Unpleasant
fact that g person With 3 nand-car ives
sesn wrapping up the case 4 an olcloth
and depositing it in mis- cart, which be
tTundled on 70 unknown parts.
"A lady arrived here from Little Rock,
q few days ago, in q very destitute cOndi-
lion. She was kept at the sts,ionhouse
until yesterday, when her story was
brought % the ears OF b mayor Her
husband was killed recently in Little
Rock, and her only child died 8 few dsys
aFflr-rzur TaFk thu uHHsknnN q nwrkaakrw /
snd without a tie 70 bind her % that, 20
her, strange city, she at once 81 out on
her travels eastward. Having arrived
here, ans he'd no mean OF going further.
The mayor gave bs6 : f9T dollars, and a
letter 10 General Boyd, superintendent OF
the Ohio Tosd, who gave her . pass 70
Louisville, and q Ettsr which may secure
her transportation further on toward
Newark, kew Jersey, where she eane
from.
Wade Lang, alias Wade Hampton, 6
negro, stole s trunk on Friday night from
the house Of John Melton, six miles from
Lagrange, Tennessee The trunk con-
tanned 5000 in currency, 500 in gold, an
opsn'facs gold watch and q quantity OF
valuable ladies' apparel. BE got away
with his pinnder safely, for Il was not
missed til early yesterday morning. W.
Livingston, son-in-lsW OF ny, Melton, |
came 70 the city yesterday TO look after
the thief who, IL was reported, had come
10 this city. While he was making ar
rsnRements with the Detectives he re-
ceivsd . dispatch from Lagrange, saying
that the negro had been captured and
most Of the property recovered.
"A new invention for utilizing the
waste hest Of 6fesplsces, got up by al
Memphis man, seems to nave great merit
about IL. IL consists Of a coil Of iron-pipa
With an imam and under the crate for fha
through tins turns OF the pipe, situated
eli her at the back Of the IRE or right IN
it, becomes heated snd psEses up 10 be
discharged at any point IN the room Il
be desired. OF course, there Is al