Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-29
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

The Southern express company has
our thanks for fsvors.
n special train to New Orleaus
leaves on the Mississippi and Tennes~ zee
railroad az six O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
-Rube johnson, cOlored, was placed
under 3 bond Of two thousand dollars
by the recorder yesterday, on a charge
Of robbery.
Yesterday was dark and cold and
dreary, and the winds were never
weary. Rain, snow and sleet fell, and q
more cherries day has not been seen in
Memphis for a long time,
About hslf-psst twelve o'clock yes
. terdRy morning, a white man was as
sauited and knocked down on the corner
gro rObbsr. The timely arrival Of 3 pO-
liceman prevented tie negro from rob
bling his helpless victim.
Harry Davis, the negro who st
tempted TO outrage hotel chamber
maid some weeks ago. has been convict
ed and sentenced to ten years impris-
onment. He was prosecuted by Co
lionel Douglass and P. Little, who
volunteered their services.
Mrs. Msnsfords Catholic bookstore.
q. the corner of Second and Monroe
streets. has received all Of the mOnthlies
for December, and keeps on hand the
leading newspapers Of the CniOn. Per-
sons wishing illustrated weeklies, nov
els. sehOOl-bOOks, stationery, writing
material, etc, will find complete stock
~ Mrs. MansfOrd's.
Jimmie COrwin has 3 large assert
ment Of lste literature. He has on bis
shelves all the monthlies for December,
this weeks pietOrials, and all the north
ern and eastern dsiiies OF latest dates.
He has also Just received Appleton
Monthly Tor November, and Leslie's La
dies Almanac for 1875. bis little news
emporium l. at 2s5 Main street
The inmates OF 81. Peters orphan
asylum return grateful thanks to
Stewart. OOherty Il Co., and 10 Mrs.
Sullivan, fOr their vaiusble presents OF
hats; and for shoe sincere thanks q
Mr.. Miller aud to Mr.. Harder, hoping,
in the meantime, that many others will
gladden. the hearts Of the little orphans
Of e. Peter asylum by tie same kind
remembrance 81 the approaching festi-
val Of Christmas.
The marriage licenses returned Il
the county clerk a. executed during the
week, are as follows: Michael Gaumon
and Miss Julia Lehye: James Hainsl
ana Miss X. NJ. Marsh: Dennis Lane
and Mis-. Bridget Doyle; s. {. Kellsy
and Miss Annie M. Peters: 4. d. Glems
and Miss y. x. Wilson; Calvin Perry
and Miss r. LOriDg; Simon Wynn aud
l Miss r. Peterson; G. L. Davidson and
! slrs. NJ. l.. Davidson; John G. Latham.
jr., and Mrs. Mary l.. Allen.
Miss Lille J. ThraIl, pupil OF Ais.
baD1a street school, has presented n.
with remarkably Iwell-drawn surface.
map Of the North american continent
Although but thirteen years Of age. she
! evidences a high degree OF skill In the
execution of such difficult work. Ths
outlines, boundaries Of States and Terri,
tories, combinations OF streams, location,
OF islands, views, range Of mountains
etc are precise. She is little artist.
About one O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing Charley Gsllina was attacked bS
two negrOe. on Causey street, between
Linden and Bezle. He tired four times
but without effect, AT the ssssilants
Gsllina snd one Of the negroes were ar.
rested by the prompt arrival of Captain
Smith, and the sssailapt j. now in Jail,