Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Yesterday was windy.

Yesterday was windy.
Taere will be 1hester matinee to.
ia lrTow afternoon.
The : )uthern express company hiss
our thank for late eastern papers.
There was big blow and heavy
rain last night. No damage resulted from The
wind !u this locality.
There will be grand Democratic
demonstration and torchlight procession at
Eaiesville, Panols county, tonight.
-Quecg Of CoRndught and Hugh
Melton, TWO new AID interesting novels; also
Ro1r- Bejis for November, just received at
Nansforc IS.
We have received a copy Of the
Tracey CITY TTennl Miners and Mdnuhdc-
fsi,eys J url4I, containing a letter sn finances
by Hon. John NJ. Bright, of Fayetteville.
The Tate county Democrats will
1--WE grand demonstration and to 'chlight
p5oce- sion Thursday night. The Democrats
vii carry Tate county by thousand ma
Jority.
The case of John T. Mess UsTsuS J.
:. Rainey, charging unprofessiOnal conduct,
charge.
The second annual meeting Of the
Tennessee state EpOriSmeus association COM
menced at fernando trOting park yesterday,
aud will continue the who'e week. The day
was occupied in trsp-shOOting by the men,
ers OF the association.
Billy Lieben, No 1861 Main street,
has a full supply Of magazines, periodicals,
illustrated papers, dime novels, current liter
ature, stationery, etc. Also daily papers from
the leading cities OF the Union.
The largest steamer en- the Missis-
sippl river, the Mary Bell came here Sunday.
she Was interviewed by six thousand citizens,
steamer. The Mary Bell was built for the
Memphis sEd New Orleans trade, and will do
a mammoth end prosperous business, she
LEFT here Monday for New Orleans, and Will
excite wonder and admiration wherever she
goes.
We have received a weil-executed
cut OF the mine and laud Of the California
Hin COZ snlidated sOid,and Silve Tmining COM
pany. The cut gives a view OF the mine, tun-
mel, claim mill, assay Office carpenteT-shOp
and sea es Of the company, concerning which
information will be furnished 10y 4. II. Simp-
sor, at room q, Planters Insurance building,
Madison street. This is q great enterprise and
viii doubtless realize largely to tie share
holders.
Yes terday morning Mrs. Hannah
Stewart and her infant child died ut the city
hospital. Last May Mrs. stewart, while
passe niger on the steamer Phil lin, was shot
during row among the roustaboutsy and was
carried to the AGAR street statlOnhouSe,
where the bGll was eX racted. Her husband
j. without means, and the bodies OF his wife
and child were buried by the county. Re
ing on Judge Archibald Wrghts plantation
below this city.
In the Washington street cases be-
fore Judge Flippin, of the criminal court, he
has ruled that keepers of bawdy -hOuSes could
be bound in bond for "goOd behavior that
the keeper of bawdy- house may be re-
quired to find suIeties for good behavior; and
tuat, even at this day, an injunction would
lie in such cases, as when nuisance Is estab-
hshed and maintained q court of equity Will
always interfere if the nuisance results from
an unlawful act, and Is continuous in its ma
ture, etc. The exercise Of the Injunction pro
cess proceeds upon the same principles as
bonds for good behavior, to wit, to aid in pre-
ventive Justice etc.
The present fashion for dressing hair
is exceedingly simple when compared with
the tendency of few years ago. The most
recent fashion is to wave loosely not to crepe
the front hair, and with the assistance OF a
single false braid or switch to twine the back
hair in q neat round coil, or in a massive
plat, low on ia head. To make the effect of
the front hair more pleasing, il is Gus omary
to have a lock on each side of the parting cut
about the depth OF the eyebrows, and this
when cTimped prettily shades and softens the
expression of the forehead. To complete this
simple and elegant couture, como OF some
sort is worn in the back air.