Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

On our second page, an article OF
The Mississippi Ornlnns" and another OF
q" Haywood County VII attract attention.
The Bay Horse Saloon, Of which th,
late Duncan Maclean was 50 long proprietor
was sold By the administrator OF the estate
MI Campbell, yesterday, for twenty-five
hundred dollars
"A select social picnic viii be held a
alexander Park tonight for the purpose o
in~augurating the park. This viii be a yery
select affair, and only those viii be admitted
who have special invitations.
Yesterday morning Squire Millel
issued a warrant for Julius Douglass, a notO
riOus colOred bigamist and ~wife-whipper, whC
Is well known in police circles. II is better
half humble two whom Julius has beer
thrashing this time.
The Stanton House in Chattanooga,
oneOf the handsomest and most commodiou,
hotels in the United states, has been opened
70 the public. lit is kept in a style comport
ing with its beauty and finish, II viii be
credit TO the state Of Tennessee.
During the fire on Sunday morning,
Mr.. H. K. Witty received a serious injury In
having his arm broken while endeavOring to
save some buggies from CT II. Brackett & Coz
stables. The broken limb was set by DIT
White, and yesterday Mr.. Whitly was doing
well.
In the Recorders Court, yesterday.
Mickey Free, a weu-known character of JEFF
erSon street, was fined twenty-five dollar
w N4lDA4AE Win AANIAN " MI aAA ANAAAANA
o enter into bonds in the sum OF two thou.
and dollars 10 appear before the next Crtmi-
nal Court.
1t will be seen from an advertise
ment in another column that Mr.. Felix "
Robertson, City Tax-Co.lector, Is now ready tC
make collections for the year. All who make
prompt payment viii be allowed at the rate
Of one per cent. discount per mOnth.HThis Is
an advantage TO taxpayers.
"A chambermaid named Lizzie Cole
- T-H#ea
stokes, were arrested BY the police on the
charge OF entering the room of Mrs.W. C. Cor
don, o. Dardanelle, at the Commercial Hotel,
and stealing the sum Of one hundred and nifty
dollars, about daylight yesterday morning.
We learn that the safe of w. S.
Bruce & Co, when taken out Of the debris Of
the late fire, yesterday, was Immediately
opened and the contents found intact. This
for the manufacturer, as the heat to which il
tense.
B. Lowenstein & Bro, the great dry
goods dealers Of Main and Jefferson street,
yesterday received one hundred and sixty-nve
cases Of dry goods, the largest number and
amount ever received by any house in Mem
phis. This don't look like hard times and
worse a-cOming. II looks the other a May
IL Increase.
The success achieved by the AP-
PEALS Pixies Peak excursion has begOtten
others. One goes from Middle Tennessee, and
all who leave St. Louis on the seventeenth,
eighteenth and nineteenth Ofthis month make
the round trip from that city 70 Denver and
return, for sixty dollars. Frank Scott, the
i~liustriOus, runs the machine.
There never was such an offer made
to the public as the excursion 70 st. Paul. It
is the most eautiful season OF the year to view
he gorgeous cener along the banks Of the
Mississippi. Only think Of IL; thirty-hve dol
for the trip, on the floating palaces
Of the White Collar line. Our business mana
ger, Mr.. Alexander, will give all the Informal
ton necessary.
The following appears in the Nash
lille papers OF Saturday Governor Ohm C.,
and Hon. A. A. Freeman, candidates
or Governor, viii address their fellow-citizens
Il the following times and places: At Leba-
", Tuesday, september nth; at Carthage,
Wednesday, September 18th; at MurfreesbOro,
thursday, September 18th; at McMinnviIle,
friday. September 10Th; at Sparta, Saturday,
september DIST; at S~helbyvile, Monday, Sep
ember Gd; at GaIlarin, Tuesday, September
eth: at Franklin, Wednesday, September
5uh; at Columbia, Thursday, September 18th;
& Pulaski, Friday, September 9TH Appoint
nents at other places win be hereafter an
lounced."