Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Yesterday was very hot.
The ball at Raleigh Friday night
was 3 delightful entertainment.
The present term Of the first circuit
court will adjourn next Wednesday.
Martins occupy the fourth and fifth
stories Of the courthouse free Of rent.
We thank the Southern express
company for files Of New York papers.
The city council holds its regular
weekly meeting next Thursday SITTER
noon.
Last week it r9irei along the line
OF the Louisville railroad from here 10
Humboldt.
Chattanooga is elated because of her
sTeet-csrs, which have negro drivers
and white conductors.
Mark o. LaTkin was arrested last
night, upon the charge OF stealing
twenty cents from another negro at the
south market.
We have received from D, X. Allen,
president Of the Boston Black Hills eX-
petition, 4 printed copy Of his letter TO
President Grant,
The latest dailies of the Union, IL
lustTsted journals. weeklies, dime nov
els, etc., can he had at Billy Lieben's,
No. 236 Main street.
Our thanks are due the members of
the b. I. 5. club for an Invitation to Its
private picnic ct No. 10 Marshall ave-
nue. Monday evening, July 5th. The
managers are MgssTs. James COrwin, J.
II. Jones and y. Dukes.
Peter Drew was run over and killed
1t Chattanooga by a train on the Ala
bgma and Chattanooga raiICad last
Thursday. The unfortunate man was a
carpenter, aud was highly respected by
al who knew him. The accident could
not have been syeTted 10y the engineer.
The executed marriage licenses for
the week were as follows: y. n. Ham,
pen and Miss A.meda Pearsons, William
Nichols and Ms Elizabeth Cheek, w.
II. Lucas and Miss Mollie M'Devitt,
Fred SchiebleE GnC I. r. Smith, Fred
O'BrOcE and Gust9va NJ. Bentin, George
G0dsey and Eliza Pickett.
AT Aausf0Td's bookstore, corner Of
Second and Monroe streets, can be had
sil Of the late novels, illustrated Journals
OF art, science and fashion, pictoriaIs,
SCHOOLGIRLS, miscellaneous and daily
papers from the leading cities in the
Union. His specialties to-day are Ap.
p'et0u's, for Juue; and a couple of inter
eztiug new nOvels-Thc Lazy Superior
and ECuHc.
Malicious persons have endesvored
10 create the belief in rural districts that
caalcIa prevails IN Memphis. The health
OF the city was never better. There is no
cholera here, 10 symptoms Of it, and
VIII not probably be any for years. The
wsa who is nesu enough 70 originate
such malicious report should be Tivet-
ted % a jhunderbolt and hurled into the
pits ~ PeTGiiCn.
Inst Sunday a white man named
Will.am Bath shot at q COI0Ted barber
named Brown On Monroe street. He.
was arrested and, being Indicted last
Wednesday for attempting TO XIII
Brown, wGs yesterday placed on trial in
he criminal court. The jury soon
found him guilty, and he was sentenced
10 four years imprisonment, This was
quick snd efficient work.
The circulars for the sixth annual
Cincinnati exposition, which opens the
sighth % next September, have been
egeiyei. We have received from
Frank MiiIwsTd, secretary Of the board
y commissioners a neatly printed PAM !
,lle.. containing the rules and pTemi- /
Im list f0r the coming exposition; also |
he v0luminOus snd able report Of the |
est exposition held there.
The consolidated May and June |
number OF the Virginia University Mag /
zine, edited 10y @. II. Newton, OF Nor
alb, Virginia, and A. NJ. West, of Holly
springs, Mississippi, has been received
II this Office While more than one ar
icI6 in this issue are creditable to the SUI
hoTs, yet the general character and style
Z the Magazine is not in keeping with
he high reputation it has enjoyed in the
asst.
Yesterday morning Hans MsrgeTum,
Who has been convicted Of malicious
tabJiDg ran out Of the criminal court
DOM with the hope Of escaping. Depu-
y-SheTiiI Charles Newell pursued Mar
eTum, who fed through an alley and
long Washington street toward the
syou. Officer Smith Joined Deputy.