Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
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Who will be mayor
See notice "Stolen Horse"
-Mississippians, be on duty to-day.
The churches were we'll attended
Sunday.
The city council meets tomorrow
| afternoon.
The collectors were on q drumming
tour yesterday.
Thirteen steamers leave the wharf
to-day. This looks like business.
-Mississippjans keep your optics
peeled for imported bRllot-bOx suffers to-day.
The storm last Friday night blew
down a negro church at fernando, Missis-
sippL
"A communication from Mr.. Lake,
in answer TO the APPEAL, will appear to-
morrow.
There will be a Haverly minstrel,
with the Jonah-whale joke, at the theater to-
morrow afternoon
Rev. DR.. SAMUEL Watson delivered
an interesting lecture upon the subject of
spiritualism at Assembly hall, sunday.
-Appleton's Monthly, for October;
Josh Billings's Almanac; Ward AMI Wife, e
novel, ten cents, at MansfOrd's, corner Monroe
and Second streets.
-Hurrah for the Mississippi election
to-day. We understand that negro Radical
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS party last Saturday
night.
This day, the saidest of all the year
TO the caTpetDaggers in Mississippi, will be s.
glorious daWnlng OF peace, unity and happi-
ness 10 the people Of that state, white and
black.
-Ames and his horde will learn by
the result in Mississippi to day that their
days, as rulers over the southern people, are
mum bered, and the time has come when they
must down and out
Joe Smith. an unlawful horse seizer,
has been arrested by the police, and is now in
jail awaiting a requisttlon by which TO take
MIN TO Evansville, Indiana, where he is
charged with the larceny.
Last Saturday man named
Meadows was painfully injured by gin, on
I. d. Drivers place, near Osceola, Arkansas
The saw cut OF his arm, and gashed his
shoulder and arm so severely that his life is
despaiTed or.
Pursuant to the new schedule Of the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad, the express
train leaves here at five O'Clock in the SITTER
noon, The freight train at nifty minutes after
i've, and the mail train at half.past three
O'Clock in the morning.
-Payne's cotton gin, on Poplar street,
near Fourth, caught fire yesterday morning,
but the flames were extinguished before doing
from a spark caused by bundle of iron ties
being thrown on a lot OF steel scraps.
1t is hoped that the coIored people
of Mississippi will follow the wise course re-
Gently adopted by their friends in Tennessee,
and work shoulder to shoulder with their
white southern friends, so that peace and
plenty may once more be known in the land |
-Mollie Moss has filed petition in
the first chancery court for divorce from
her husband, David Mess whom she charges
with desertion, etc. Mary A. Hendrix has
also filed petition in the same court for q |
divorce from her husband, Wilson g. Hem
dirk, alleging abandonment and desertion.
"A turkey spent Sunday on the top
OF the DeSoto block, Madison street, and YES.
terdsy morning few over into Court square 10 |
play with the squirrels The park. keeper |
thi mixing IL WiIQ fowl from Arkansas shot
the turkey. The sound OF the gun caused |
several policemen and a big crowd of citizens |
10 gather at the square.
Sunday, Adolph Reumpe, a sick
stranger who had been working In the conn
ry, was received into the Administered sta
ipnhouse, ana after eating dinner was given
odglnRs In room, where he remained for
he night. Yesterday morning he was found |
lead in the room, the coroner's verdict being
ieath from natural causes.
If the result in Mississippi TODAY
De, as we have every indication it will q sue
less for the Conservatives, prosperity and |
viii soon overspread the land and |
hose willing to work will find plenty to do |
md good wages. the cOlored people will |
,roht by careful study OF the condition of |
heir friends in Tennessee and elsewhere |
where the Radical carpetbaggers have been