Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-27

let out on paying fifty dollars forfeit.
They then closed up their ahanties and
disappeared. The sherifrs constables sre
after them.
THE SUNDAY APPEAL Of tomorrow
viii be an unusually interesting paper,
containing all the telegraph and current
news. AS it enjoys q largely increased
circulation over and above our other edi-
tons, 1t Is an unsurpassed advertising
medium. Advertisers will consult their
own interests by sending in their favors
ct an early hour.
This annexed extract from ths Mobile,
Register OF the 24sh win prove to the
friends Of the party named the necessity
Of moving at once In his behalf: ~. s.
Williams, a young man OF good appear
sucs and plausible manners, has been In
the city = week or So, having q high old
time,' at the expense of the Battle house,
Gulf City and.Laclede hotels, Hayden q
Mesnan, Shawhsn and numerous others,
to say nothing of an uptown woman,
whom he robbed of g set OF gold studs
and g pencil. He was arrested and taken
before the mayor, when be stated that he
was out of funds, but expected a remit
lance from his father, who lives In Men,
phiB. He was required TO furnish a good
behavior bond, or remain in the guard
house until his character Is ascertained."
in school circles-tbstlis, smoDg the
board and the tsachers-there Is CREST ex-
element ct present about the Market
street school,. They all consider IL Q great
treasure, and tsschers, pupils, parents and
school visitors have c%ovetuous eyes upon
It and want it each for his own particular
purpose. The man who has four -four
ishing daughters is determined that the
schoOl shall be a female academy, and the
benedict who has a stout offspring of boys
thinks it absurd thst the girls should have
all the school rights In the city, and the
boys no rights at sill, while the benedict
who is afflicted with q mixed family Of
olivs branches Is still debating with him.
self on which side he shall throw his In
fusnce. Both sides are preparing all their
forces to be ready for the next meeting Of
the board.
The board Of aldermen of Dyersburg,
unanimously resolved that the following
gentlemen, to-wit: Captain G.. B. Miles
Captain s r. Lstta, Captain John Skin-
inRbOn, Major A. NJ. Stevens, Colonel W.
M. Watkins, Colonel 7. NJ. Neal, DR., II.
F, Ferguson, Dr.. J. @. Primer, O. @. Moss,
ESQ A., Marshal John NJ. Nichols, Sheriff
A. b. Pigrstt, DIR. R. q. McGaughey,
Captain q. 1. Foulkes, John W. Wilson,
Vim. d. Roberts, Il, r. Watson, p. K
Wilson, 2. ". Thomas, 8. L. Glover, W.
q Doyle and F. q. S-ampson-be and are
hereby appointed a delegation to 20 to
Memphis 20 the meeting of the stockhold-
srs OF the Memphis and Psducsh rail-
road, and represent the interest and de-
sires OF cur town and community to the
officers and directors in regard TO the To-
cation and construction OF said railroad
through Dyer county.
Henry Boone, a w-orkingman who
boarded at one of those houses near the
Charleston depot, died suddenly on
Thursday, and wss ~inquested by Squire
SpsiImsn yesterday. During the evil
dsnee it trsnspired that Harry had been
the victim OF considerable chilliness and
liquor for several days before his demise.
That morning he had visited the yard
pump and taken q drink, and then went
TO his room, where be was found dead q
few hours afterwards. The Jury said he
had died from chills ana fever. This in
questing ought to be regulated by some
rational system. Every man who dies Is
not necessary to inquest, and II there Is
necessity the coroner ought to be applied
to and acquainted with the facts. Some
rule Is necessary in sfairs of this sort and
must be enforced. Why does not the
coroner look after these things and see
that the law is complied With 1t Is the
duty OF every magistrate In the county
to refer such things to the proper author
ity, the coroner.