Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-21
: PARAGRAPHS.

- ne NuAAE~ III OuL NJ hna Jul - 49,
log eneTgeically This tenn.
The new cotton NIL at Nashville is capa-
Bile OF spinning six bales OF cotton per day.
Fred Rogers, accused OF killing Aaron
Brown, Rshort time ago was put on trial yes
teudsy.
The Thermometer indicated 81 at lo;45 last
night Westher foggy. at six In the morn
i.g twas at 3t0.
"A new set or fresh men go on the chain
gang THIS morning, the result Of yesterdays
work by the police court
Nearly six thousand bales OF cotton were
received In this city yesterday the heaviest
receipts OF day this season.
Col. Geo. R. Phelan VII deliver q lecture
before the Irish Literary association, Thursday
evening, on the philosophy OF advertising.
There are ten millions worth OF dry goods
old annually IN Memphis Couldn't wemake
away with tue product OF one cotton factory :
Tbs horse who ran away and broke his leg
IN Main street Yesterday morning died lasl
night without being shot. His owner gave
him a pint Of laudanum-
-Ths colored iiIlstants who hooked a hog
and artisucally dressed the same for his own
use, by name Alosrt Eohols, was jailed oy or
der Of the recorder yesterday. Albert's love
OF grease is not orthodox.
-Berlinski and shaw are yet engaged in
| legal gymnastics. They we're both before JUS
ice speiImsn yesterday, arcusibg each other
n various styles Of assault and battery, sand
xiched with several other inju=ies.
We direct the ATTENTION Of the city author
/ lies 10 the condition OF the on
Fourth street, between Adams and Ma ket,
! specially between the La ter and Poplar
street. They are almost impossible.
The sumach imported from Sicily is said to
be the same as thai which grows ab~undantly
] n Tennessee, and IL Is claimed that when the
laJter Is properly manufactured II cannot De
/ distinguished from the Imported article.
The letter Of Mr. r. NJ. Reams, Of Tuscum-
5ia, is certainly refreshing, and we regret tnat
/ We cannot publish 1t en1rP, but the people OF
! rusrumbia by endorsing the APPEAL 50 kind
ly, have spurred US on TO greater exertion.
The sidewalk on the east side OF Court
square Is IN a very bad condlUon- Inc o.lc1s
hem are displaced, leaving large uts- danger
Jus 10 mig Z pedestrians and very dlsagreeable
70 ladies at all times
-EaIIy yesterday morning Jack Malone was
lodged in the ~sta1iOnhOuse, 20 await a requisl-
ion from The Governor Of Mississippi Jack
lei the daylight through q col0nsd brother al
D-SoU0 Laudfng, snOut three weeks ago BY
means Of a barlow knife.
-Four Catholic priests let London, a few
days ago, for he United states. They are sent
cut BY Ca dinai Manning as missionaries 10
me coiorrd race. One Of them will come here,
md establish a mission for the exclusive
beneht Of the cOlOred people.
A man called Davis was placed in the
Adams street last night on a
charge OF a lewd assault apo a Little girl ten
OF twelve years 0 age, out IN chelsea, Sunday
evening. Davis is aged, and IL IS said he had
ombed and oiled the hair of the little girl i'm
mediately before the crime was attempted.
One day last week a negro mob gathered
from the surrounding country IN the town OF /
u snada, Mississippi, with the intention Of
fyuching one Treble, a colored murdersr now /
confined there. The whits people, not wish-t
NJ 70 behold a sceae Of violence, got together /
and gently persuaded the black scamps 70
retire home.
Mr.. Ben. A. Hamilton has been appointed
by the board Of directors Of the Mercantile
Library association 70 solicit subscriptions for 1
money and books TO put the institution in
motion. We regard the effort TO establish q
library for the benefit Of the young men Of our
- - 80 nw@rTan.a aud HwnraH 4
that our good people viii give literally 70 that
end.
"A smash-up took place on the Memphis
aud Charleston road, between Conieryille and
Germantown, sunday morning. A cotton car
was burned and at least eight bales were en-
urely destroyed. Another freight train that
was upset, -four cars tumbled down the b4nk
and rolled over. The fuss was great but no
lives were lost,
The sloppy weather which we experienced
asst week reminded az eat number Of people
Of the very obvious want Of In
many parts OF the C " Our city fathers might
pronIably turn their attention TO completing
he sidewalk system of the city. Hardly any
Of our suburbs are provided with sidewalks.
RE people Of Chelsea and Fort Pickering
were houndertng round in the mud in q pitiR-
ole v y last week
The Bartlett Enterprise says that Raleigh
has ever been bOastful 81 the number ~ vigOr-
BUSINESS and beauty Of the chldrsu Of the vii
Iags- Last week twenty wagons OF twenty
families came through halstgh. and
General Wallace, Esq. Allen, J. Q. Coleman
and Others were bathed 70 team. They Were
tor BY East Tennessee. The movers had
one hundred and eighty children ana MY
two dogs.
-Fayette county sent up two oonvicts to the
last Week-eBch for a term of
years; one for stealing q mule and tbs other
committing murder. Is IL not prepOsterOus
10 send a man who murders 70 the peDiten-
for as long a term ss one who steals a
nuie7 We know better than that We give a
nule-stsaler vwenty-One years and let the
murderer 70. We have lawyer who under {
a the law.
Daniel Scrtbner, a very respectable looking (
man, has got into trouble here by in
iuigtng q penohant for three-card monte. He :
halls from Nashville, and says he has had a !
iItle experience in the gambling line. A
,Ountryman, who does not wish his name 70 :
% known. complained Of having lost seven 4
hundred dollars Friday night, and accused .
Jan OF being a party 70 the transsc1o The :
nned HIM hfty dollars for being a
and sent him TO jail In de ault OF live
dollars for cheating. d
Our Id ac~quaiDtanoe, the energetic mis-
ionary TO the unchrtsttan loungers In Court I
square, held forth on sunday morning 70 an
,udtenee Of three. be wore top boots and ,
~auntlets, but had his head uncovered. The D
'olce took pity on bis chilly condition aud
Cd him on 70 the II there were
facts needed before 70 show the dan con-
1tion Of the mans mind their place was amp
y suppn-d when he attempted 70 convert the
b
shreveport and Jefferson are in the midst Il
4 a virgin SOL Of inexhaustable richness. =
hey are s. yet untouched by railroads. In :
81 or hfteen y Rrs they viii be large and I'M II
DOTtanL towns with an immeuse traffic in cat u
le and cotton They DO not court connec- n
ION with New Orleans bali 50 much as they n
.eslre 70 be united with Us by railroad. The 7
Of those cities look upOu Memphis
= their commercial Aecca- b benefits OF D
abroad Communication between this city
nd those cities viii be OF tneaiculsDle ad- L
-antage 70 as
"A distressed negro, without money and 3
fiends, laid down In the city suburbs
o dt- Sunday morntng. A policeman found B
In that con t1On, and gut q Ne ghboung
saying that . wagon would be- sent TO Il
ave the man emOved 10 the city hospital Il
ne next morning the colored Samaritan pre- .
ented htulself a. the s-tstionhOuse and said l.
here vas no LecasSity 20 send any other than
hearSe for his patient he had died during
night, aud vas accordingly ordered buried
the Expense Of Lhs county yesterday. c,
-. b. Waggener, the popular cOthler, GER o
Introduces the most exQuisite and be u q
fuI styles Of imported goods for 81 anc 1872, q
sisLing Of French cloths, dOssktns, cHSsl n
leres and the choicest SELECTIONS Of veslings q
20 French and English c0atings, disgouEls, II
chOsiler's wtnterinRs, JOhaunais suinngG, 81
arts stripes, anu he famous DevOnshire kerr a
y ovsIc oAings-the best goods turned cut "
the looms ofEur0pe. MI. Neal hR~in his en- a
10y that popular and best OF CUTTER, MI Fell
VII has charge Of the tailoring depart
I'd satisfactory suits and overoOas In this
~. SPECIAL atIentio1 paid 70 party and we'd
.ng suiis. Remember W~aSgeneris, No. sI7H
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