Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-17
CITY PARAGRAPHS.

The police sppear unCer new caps
this morning.
The iutermiusbls terms Of the two
law courts began yesterday
The Connecticut tobacco crop, unlike
that Of Tennessee, is OF poor quality.
R. G. Harris, the editor Of the Good
man Miss Central star is in the city.
The present managers Of the Southern
Pacific road are changing lts route re-
surveyed.
There are no small crimes to be re-
corded these days. The poLcs are 8 sue
cess a. moral ~scsyeng6rs.
-Messrs. Sam. Tate and R. C. Briukley
are making negotiations IN Wall street
f1r the benefit of railroad corporations
which they represent.
The Tribune says that Alcoru enjoys
tls reputation of being the best judge OF
g.srst ln Mississippi ISIS a mistake.
II's ciarss AlcOru enjoys.
-C0Ilisrviue has its seat Of letters, its
spirit of progress and It's golden Age al
40 once and In one newspaper. The i'm
-psrs0usti0n and embodiment OF all ulum-
mated the city last evening
Mississippi produced last year rs 900
cotton bales. II b Memphis and Nicks-
burg narrow gauge l6vs8 railway were
A.aa anu AAA AZ aA-Ha aNaM.A-~AH --~
crop Of the state would be COUPLED.
There was talk on Change yesterday
about the necessity for the execution of a
writ ds hzHGtic0 ~iHquirsHdJ. There was 8
merchant present who couldn't tel
whether the beverage was water OF WEls-
ky. Innocent creature
Ellen Walsh and George Harley, two
bright little people, received gold medals
from Father Kelley on Sunday, at the
semi-aunual examination in st. Peters
Sunday school, for general proficiency
and general good conduct.
-Wm. white, one of the victims Of the
recent accident on the Mississippi End
Tennessee railroad near This city, died
yesterday from injuries received az the
ZINE. be was bruised as well as burned,
and fingered on in great agony since.
1t was suggested Yesterday, when q
fowl dealer appeared on Change, THAI,
since the money market was very tight,
we might make chickens aIuedlum Of eL-
change, a. is done in the interior districts
OF Georgia, where coolers" are b legal
tender.
-MansfJrd, corner Of Second and Mon
roe, receives daily ST. Louis, Louisville,
chicago, Nashville, Cincinnati % New
York papers, and illustrated waekies
from an points. Magazines OF an kinds,
and Of late dates, can be found a. Mans
l0rd's.
"A Iove-sick swain has Quit whisky
and taken 10 sbsinthe, because be heard
his sweetheart chswing the novel and
striking words. "frith tined that absinthe
c0uquerth Inv" She HsPsd, you thee,
and the ~lOve-lOrn youth is now very 3D.
Einths-minded.
Tho farm proposed to ts sold OF ex-
changed for land In Mississippi, Iennes-
see or Arkansas, Is tbs we.L-kn0wn place
ofD. G. Slaughter. tt Is ia the midst Of
schools, churches and Of the best p0pula-
ZION OF West Tennessee. BEAD the adver-
tisemsnt.
-Sevr6s-Wsep, daughters Of Memphis
lis full Of German soldiers, Of the sort
that went with sherman, smashing
thir - 20 the sea, mot a little Cupid
viii o spared bY their cupidity, not q
dish nat VIII not be dashed, not q goblet
that win not be gobbled.
Seven OF those saved from the wreck
Of the McGiL passed over the Ohio road
yesterday, on their way 20 St. Louis.
General Boyd kindly furnished them free
passes and supplied them with a letter to
the Mobile and Ohio, in order % get from
the Junction TO Columbus.
The city government VIII probably
impose q heavy tax on DOGS In England
abe dog tax produces ls4&5,COJ annually,
and Ireland, with o~ne-lOurth the inhaDi-
tants, supports half a. many dogs. Pinch
"a not Cursed with Ons-fOurih the number
OF bowling brutss that make SOdom
hide0us. Levy q SO tax, and, 'le1 us
have peace"
the next meeting o. The Chamber Of
CJmmsrce will be very interesting and I
instructive. The report on Mississippi
Lsvess, which was published in cur paper
time since, viii cCme up for dis
cussiOn and 2ctiOn. Mary valuable facts z
and importsnt Suggestions viii doubtless
De ELECTED on that Occasion. We hope 4
there may be q full meeting and that an
viii come prepared 20 lake az Interest ia
the various subjects which may be dis
cussed.
The winter months Ere passing away
and yet We do not sss that our CITY
fathers are taking any steps 70 prevent
epldemlesin cur city next spring summer
and 1al. IL VIII be tC0 late AFTER the
spring opens to commence cleaning the
city. Now Is the seas0a when the most
efficient sanitary measures can and should
be adopted. Five doilarf exrsnded now
may save hundreds Of valuable lives
during the year. VIII oBr warning words
be heededg
Ii our merchants dssire to fncrassa
their business in and around ColumbDs
Miss one Of the richest portions OF tha5
State, we would say to them that thew
viii md the Columbus Democrat an ex
cellent medium for communicating with
the people OF that region. The Democrat
has an extensive circulation in LOWndes
aud ths adjoining countiss. and adyer-
risements inserted ia 10 viii reach large
numbers Of readers. Tae Index. Of the
same place, IS no less Invaluable 10 tie
people and city it REPRESENTS.
There were shout a dozen bsIse rf
Manlls hemp coiored beautiful b'sek
lying on the leVee, yesterday, thev ers
designed tor sWItehah ~chignons and