Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

1922" are the figures that adorn the
wharfmsster's Office.
No arrests for the dSy by the police
up to eleven O'Clock last night.
The stationhouse accommodated q
large number of dodgers last night.
-Henceforwsrd the market houses
will be opened in the evening at two
o'clock.
Our hotel registers show up many
arrivals from the country, especially from
Mississippi.
The furniture carts of the city find
steady employment removing disaf-
fected tenants.
Read our advertising columns, and
profit on the opportunities offered for
good investments.
Many Migrants are noticed in the
city, and the "Gatchmen OF the night"
cannot be too diligent.
The brass band of the Thompson
Dean, with its erlivening music, yes
terdsy attracted many visitors to the
bluff.
The dark clouds of smoke that cover
the city throughout the day speaks vol
umes for our warehouses, foundries and
planning mills. --.
"A delegation" of thirty white cot
ton-pickers passed through the city yes
terday from north Alabama, en- route
for Mississippi.
jeff Mellow was arraigned yester-
day morning before the recorder for as
sault. He was fined ten dollars and
sent on his way.
Bill Sibly, for the robbery Of Rouse
Taylor, was bound over in the sum OF
two thousand dollars for trial before the
proper tribunal.
The Central Methodist church is
undergoing q new coat of paint, and
when completed will be the best-looking
edifice in the city.
Yesterday Mary COusens (eolored)
fled bill of separation from her spouse,
on the ground of inhuman treatment
and abandonment.
The churches were all well attended
Sunday morning and night. Effective
sermons were delivered and splendid
choir music rendered.
The Improvements on Washington
street, between Second and Third, APP
proach completion, and promises TO
make one of our best thorough fares.
AS per invitations printed in SUM-
DAYS APPEAL, the ladies of the city
and surrounding country paid our dry
goods merchants handsome revenues.
Poplar street is receiving its share
of attention from the wood doctors, who
are repairing every hole calculated to
jar the ease Of people who ride or drive.
Poultry, game, fab and produce
were received yesterday in great album
dance by our dealers, and everything that
could be wished for can be had at nomi-
nal prices.
The sidewalks along Exchange
street extended, badly needs attention,
and unless something is done some
midnight pedestrians will have doctors
accounts to settle.
The gravel laid on the Washington
street railroad furnishes means for evil
sport by the younger males, and win
dOw-panes and street lamps receive their
share OF damages.
-Leslie's illustrated almanac for 1876
contains eight cromos. Commodore Roll
ingpin's slmansc, and weather coDjec-
lures by the celebrated Prof. Tice, just
received at MansfOrd's.
line OTulQ6ucc I6Adlluk W 1hol uilN-
ing holds no fear from hackmen, dray-
men and buggy tourists, If we judge
Alright from proceedings yesterday on
Adams and Main sheets. Look sharp.
The street railroad company has
laid an additional track on Poplar
street, from Second to Third. Hereafter
the waiting station" after leaving
Main, will be between Fourth and Bull
Run.
Our weekly of tomorrow will con-
tain selections of the choicest reading
matter, and in connection with the latest
election news from Mississippi, will az
ford an acceptable journal to present to
our country friends.
While testing the works Of a revolt
yer yesterday Mr.. CatIon, local editor
of the avalanche, came near losing the
thumb If his left hand. The oil on the
cylinder saved the member, and but for
the slip his left arm would to-day rest In
a sling. Be careful.
ID. w. Williams, James Dent, Pat
Donaho and James Cornell were yes
terday before the recorder for being
drunk on Sunday. The two former paid
five dollars each, and the two latter, on
promises never to imbibe beyond self
control, were released.
DIR. J. w. Rogers, leetured at Mo.
zart hall, Cincinnati, on Sunday night
last, by permission Of Archbishop Pur-
Cell ana with the patronage OF several
Of the leading priests. His subject was
Bismarck and tie Pope; or, the Com
ing Conflict in America"
The condition Of the upper levee is
source Of anxiety to the railroad comps-
nies as well as property-owners. Why
Is it not repaired? Why Is 1t that the
wharfage collected is not applied to its
repair, and the steamboat interest Is en-
XUht- iS . that the vuork I