Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Go to church.
The mayoralty question has not yet
aroused much interest.
There was much rain yesterday
afternoon and last night,
Cooley aud H1rper's Magazines for
December, at Maasiord's.
The weather is Novemberizing quite
naturally, and umbrellas are in demand.
It is believed that Memphis will sell
over half million bales Of cotton this
season.
The Iig0 Orphans have already
aroused general interest among the citi-
| zens Of Memphis.
-MsnsfoTd, at the corner of Second
| sud Monroe, has all the late magazines,
fashion journals, illustrated papers, etc.
Queen Mary, by Allied Tennyson,
only ten cents a copy at MRnsford's.
All the lates. publications. always fresh
from the press.
John Robinson's circus exhibits in
Brownsville tomorrow. 1t reaches
here early Tuesday morning, and re-
mains three days.
John Abrams, cOlored, was arrested
yesterday for stealing rifle from Harri-
son & Boyd, on Aliens avenue, and will
&c tried before Justice Elliott tO-mor-
row.
There was 8 very curious and inter-
esting case before one OF the magistrates
Yesterday. Toe case involves 8 mis-
cegensry act and the putative father Of
u child,
Yesterday Deputy Constable Dock
Jones' colored, arrested Thomas Taylor,
coloIei, for assaulting and beating Kate
Farrell, cOlnred, at the corner Of Huling
aud -. Martin streets.
Billy Lieben, No. 1854 Main street,
mas the very latest magazines, Illus
rated weeklies, monthlies, dime novels,
etc. He also Keeps dailies from the lead
ing cities Of the Uuion.
The case Of William Bsurer, charged
with the murder Of Lou Thomas, col
Ored, was not heard yesterday, but is set
for trial before Justice Miller at ten
O'clock tomorrow morning.
Charles Summers (colored) was ar
rested yesterday by Deputy Constable
d jck Jones for the alleged larceny OF
wo towels from Sarah Crutcher, who
resides in the rear OF the Central Baptist
church, Second street.
Friday evening while Mrs. Carr,
who resides 81 the corner of Saffarans
and Third streets, Chelsea, WAS absent
from home thief entered her dwell
ing dislocated the furniture and stole q
quantity OF va'ua0les. Among the ar
Jicies stolen are gold sleeve-buttOns aud
studs, fine razor and a lsdy's watch
chain.
AT a late hour Friday night, Do
menicO l. Rossi was found dead on the
floor in his saloon st the corner Of Sec
nnd and Concord streets. DR., J. r.
Frayser and 4. NJ. Willett examined
the corpse, and the jury returned a ver-
dict OF death from heart disesss.
The scheme to have test drill by
The military Of the State in this city has
been postponed till next spring, when it
q expe ted that a greater number of
will be armed and equipped,
: nd otherwise prepared to make fair
..4ilitary appearance.
A communicative friend yesterday
wrote us the following article: " One
among the items Of freight on the Ruth,
which left Memphis for White river
Yesterday. was 8 flock Of fifty-three
cashmere or AngorA goats, from the
farm of Mr.. Robert w. Scott, near
Frankfort, Kentucky, which the Oldest
on of Professor Winkler, of this city,
tskes over TO his farm on Sassafras
nraiTje. Arkansas county, Arkansas"
Prof. Mueller had magnificent re-
~ his academy yesterday after
mon. quite large number OF pupils en-
-eripg The school. The regulsr Lessons
vii be given every Thursday and SatuI'
law. from three TO half past nve O'Clock
IA The afternoon, for ladies, misses ana
masters, and from ten to Twelve O'CLOCK
,iysIv A class for gentlemen commences
yeek Monday and Thursday even
,gs nom eight to ten o'clock. The
= LS s,,ificent new waItzes "The Sarato-
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