Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-11
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Little i" Bobby, the very smart white
Jockey who was ruled of the course two
years ago for foul riding, has been placed
on O years probation by the Kentucky
Association Of Lexington. During that
time be will be allowed TO operate as
jockey over the course.
We received from MansfOrd q copy Of
the only paper in Ireland that stu keeps
flying the flag of defiance to England.
Under the sweeping head Of the IRISH
Nation "a America, Il gives the proceed
ings Of q few clubs, leagues and confrs-
ternitiss Of men in the United States who
SSH pretend to mean war against Great
Britain.
kilograms undslivered in theWestsrn
Union Telegraph office: Leidy & Co, ".
II. order & Co, S. L. James q Co., o. B.
Parker, ThOs. Carly, Harrington q h,
Mrs. NJ. A. MCComb, A. S. Livermore,
Black, Estes & Co, James A. Hunt, R.
Blackburne, Oliver Mathews, John Petit
ford, S. ". Maynard, NJ. Combs, jr., n.
Calhoun.
"A distinguished iurist OF this State, in
a private letter, asks, chow are you on
the new depRrtureg'" and adds, "Plain
Bourbon win still do me-" This reminds
US that when we passed through the or
deal Of initiation into the Eleusinisn mys-
Jeries Of the Sons Of Malta, and were
subjected 20 searching inquiries, our an
swer ever was sndi is to-day, w have not
departed
s.. A. Meachsm, an old gentleman
who lives near Germantown, In this
county, was before q jury de LoHGtlcO IN
qujTeRdO, in the Second Chsncery Court
room yesterday. He was brought there
bv his friends. who thought that his wife
and children would be better secured by
having the management Of the property
transferred from his hands. The jury
found that Mr.. MeachRm was non cOmpOS
WsutiS.
On the sd Of May last g happy couple
got married ia this city by the Rev. DR..
Carmichael. They were Henry A, Mason
and Miss Sannona, That evening both
went on a wedding tour to the residence
Of some relations of the bridegroom in
Mississippi. On Friday morning the
young bride was brought back dead to the
city, and buried from the same church IN
which she q been married two weeks
before. The funeral services were of the
most melancholy and touching character.
The young man accused of numbering
his uncle in Henderson county some
time since, was taken 70 Madison county
last evening and lodged in jail, He was
arrested near Gsdsden Station, by Jake
Smith, Porter Inmsn and Martin Cart
mel, who saw him get of the train at Car
roll Station, Tuesday night, and go to
ward Gadsden, where he had a horse in
readiness. Too much credit cannot be
awarded these young gentlemen for their
prompt and fearless discharge Of duty.
Tony Tank, ESQ, writes us that for
the benefit Of the Old Folks be has made a
list Of all those nov living who were In
Memphis in 1886. The following are their
names ss he furnishes them: Thomas Phe-
bus, W. B. Miller, Jacob Noon, Samuel
Mosby, E. Dsshiell, Neal B. Holt, r.. J,
Rawlings, II. Cobb, William Chase, James
Mcconnell, William Park, William Car
ter, Stephen Norton, job BledsOe, Robert
son TOpp. Colonel Topp is the only law
yer and DR.. FrsyseT is the only physician
left here out of some ten in 1886.
Mr.. John n. Ingram, of North Caro-
lima, Is in our city, selling receipts for
making the American Cleansing Fluid,
He called upon US yesterday, and eXnib-
tied its meyits 70 US in q most satisfactory
manner, and In justice 70 Mr.. Ingram
We must acknowledge that we we're nj
prised at the ann In which it per-
formed its work, We do not hesitate TO
pronounce il q good article, worthy the
patronage Of all people. For r~enOvating
cost collars, cleaning paint, extracting
grease stains from all kinds Of fabrics, 10
is unsurpassed, We hope every one viii
BeCure this valuable and useful receipt.
We learn that the examination Of the
scholars Of the Armour Institute will
commence on tomorrow and terminate
on Wednesday. The examination will
commence esch day at nine o'clock, and
close at twelve. The closing exercises
will be on Thursday night. Mrs. Armour
Is considered one Of the most successful
teachers in the city, and Judging from q
knowledge of the young ladies that COM
pose her school, the examination and the
exhibition viii be one Of the most inter
Of the season.
More than 8 month ago, when the
floods were subsiding, and the Father of
Floods was Withdrawing its huge limbs
It's own proper bed, countless
myrisds OF mosquitoes dsrkensd the air, |
aud all Arkansas, when catching breath, /
was entrspping mosquitoes, G.. n, Jones
patent hydraulic, s~tern-Wheel, high
pressure, baCk-sction fan was introduced /
IL was attached to every rOcking-chair in
the city, and b charming voices Of mos
have been heard no more. But, 1
seriously, what has become Of the mos
quitOes2
"A last nights dispatch from Washing /
ton says that the inspectors appointed by /
Secretary Boutwell, to investigate the
cause Ofthe disaster to the steamboat W. /
r. Arthur, near Memphis, last February, /
by which siXty-nve lives were lost, report
that the engines we're defective and the
owners and officers were criminally neg
and careless in allowing the boat
TO be run under such circumstances.
The license Of the engineers has been re-
voked. From the decision Of the Board
an appeal has been taks 70 the Supervis-
ing Inspector, who now holds the subject
under advisement, but he viii undOubt-
sustain the decision Of the Board, /
when all parties concerned viii be pre-.
scented to the grand jury Of the United
States District Court, Of Louisville, for in
dictment on the charge of murder,
Yesterday, at the famous Vincent sa-
loon, next the APPEAL Office, where the
many are WOnt to cOngregats about o
day to refresh the inner man, Rogers, /
tasteful tailor, recounted his adv6n-
,ures in Atlanta, bsJ0 FLgrGHte. He told
how he used to make charming coats for
Major Generals ont Of old breaches, and
how he used to run the cOnscrlpt busi-
1ess; how incapable officers and worth
men were killed to order by proper
supplies Of pine-1Op whisky, and how he
at "Old JOe's" restaurant, At $50 per
lay, feastiuE upon tOm-Cats, such as were
IN the boards last night at the Theater.
says that books contain no proper
historical fscts;that the histories of all bat
are false, and that official reports are
lnly,ofHcialles He thinks that the writer
who would gather facts as they affected
he social and moral and everyday life of
people during WAT, and show how
berstt Of all care for the future g
then become, and how ruinous is
Is beastly sayagery, military heroes
would be deemed the great criminals,
-ather than the heroes anddemigOds Of
"a age and country.
There are some imaginative young
tiers in Memphis, as the following, heard
" the writer in person, viii attest: Lit
le Carrie n. had been watching her
Stanley, put his hens and young
hickens to rOOst, and after dark was sit
with her mother and some friends on
be porch. She was looking up at the
tsrs, and asked her mother where the
noon was. The reply was that the moon
7as set A bright idea came forth, Is fol-
lws: well, mamma, did the moon
atched 'em QUIT" abiding TO all the ;
-srs. Carrie is four years old. Canton,
Mississippi, ONE in for q smart one, Z
lsO. The mother OF Harry s.. had cut
attorns to make him his first pants. !
tailed a kite with the paper, and 5
-as reprOved because there was none left
D measure his pants. In the evening he 1
q hens nest and brought his hat :
OF eggs, triumphantly eXclaiming, 81
Ma, ] lOund old speCkls's nest, but 1 left /
ne egg for her 10 measure by" II is sup {
that old speckle loves him one"
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