Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-27
LOYAL PARAGRAPHS.

City affairs will be discussed in gen
/ eral council tomorrow night.
Look out for the man with the blacl
: book under his arm next Monday.
Many strangers were noticed amonl
I the visitors at the Exposition yesterday.
The candidates for governor vii
speak in this city on Saturday, october Slst.
"A. Aldridge, fol committing a name
less misdemeaDor, was fined fifty dollars by
the recorder yesterday.
"A very grave charge was filed at the
stauOuhouse sunday against a young drug
clerk, who was locked up 70 answer it,
Rev. Mr.. Mullins is conducting re.
vival services al Asbury chapel, and, We are
glad 20 know, with the very best results.
The Chiekasaw guards, one Of the
crack companies Of the Bluff City battalion
viii soon appear IN elegant new uniform.
The repairs recently made on the
Nioolson pavement are much appreciated by
teamsters, draymen, and pleasure-drivers.
Sam Hawkins, a eOlored individual
who laid one Of his brethren under the sod a
few days ago, has been sent TO jail without
ball.
The blackened walls Of the Elliott
block, the scene OF the late IRE on the lsvee
were iom down yesterday on account Of their
dangerous appearance.
Next Thursday October Sd is the
day set apart for the funeral Of Independ-
emit Radical com binatlon Of sOrehe8ds. ,,Prin-
ciIal m0urners, h. Lewis 4 Co.
"A call for a public meeting to be
held at the operahouse tonight, TO petition
President Grant 20 remove he troops sent
here and prevent Others coming, will be seen
In another column.
The house Ct Mr.. 3. II. Russell, Of
Colierville, was burglarized Of fifteen hun
dred dollars last Saturday night The robbers
got away with themselves and their booty.
Several Of the plank foot-bridges
over the bayou, on the streets leading 10 The
Peabody school building, are badly needing
repairs, and should be looked after by the
pr per authorities
Tom COgan, who was shot some time
ago by Fireman sullivan, has been placed I'm
der one thousand dollars bond, CHARGED with
obtaining money under false prelenses Co.
gan Is charged with presenting bogus peii-
ron lof relief OF some destitute fremen, on
which some nifty dollars were realized.
Thomas Yerger, who got in on the
charge Of stealing couple OF skiHs, was
Identified by Swedish boaIding-house keeper
nfty dollars at his house near the elevator
some time since. Herger Is said to be a spro-
iessiOnalt !" putting in his work between ~
Louis and New Orleans
The Lingards, who held the stage of
the Memphis Theater last week, against 20
many other attractions, enlisted new friends IN
this city, though their engagement with as was
not as remuneratlve as every one comedies
they merited- We hope they viii appear again
and give Us an opportunity TO show our appre-
citation OF them as good players.
Particular special attention IL called
70 the following, which reaches as on a nos. an
card; "lnfOrmatiOn wanted OF Michael Sta.
pieton, who len Bloomington, Illinois, on the
fourteenth OF August, lslZ, aud is supposed 10
have went south he "a a middle-Eized heavy
set man, dark complexion, about thirty. seven
years Of age; black hair. Il supposed 10 be al
work upon some railroad. Any Information
concerning his whereabouts, II alive, or anv
facts concerning him, viii be thankfully re-
ceived by his wife and family. BRIDGE
STAPLEION." Railroad agents and officers
VIII confer favor upon poor woman by
giving this their attention.
There was rOusing meeting Of the
Democratic masses Of the ninth ward At the
corner Of Greenlaw and Fifth streets, IL Chel-
sea, last night speeches were made BY CAD
tain Harvey Mathes, Colonel II. ID. Greer
Captain J. c. Maccabe and Mr.. George b.