Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-11

The Ministries to night.
Police news scarce yesterday.
The miustrels will arrive this morning.
Col. Josiah Patterson is after the Repun-
lican scalp.
Russell will speak at tue Operahonse TO"
morrow night.
Nathan Folz was made the guardian OF
his minor children yesterday.
Andy Goosby is on trial in the Grim
iual Court for shooting his father-in'law.
r. L. Lsski was appointed administra-
tor de bonis non of Rosa l.. Lsskl yesterday.
Tom Gsrvey has been appointed con-
at able in the place OF William Quinn, re-
signed.
The Tennessee Clubs first musical en-
tertainment OF the season will be gwen TINS
evening.
The will of Nathan Mexican was pro
bated yesterday, with Margaret Ann owen
as executrix.
The debate between Col. Casey Young
and Judge w. NJ. Smith will be found on
| the second page.
-Wheu Judge Smith had completed his
speech last night Col. Young responded, and
Judge Smith replied to him.
Felix Kirk contested the election for
msoistra,e of the Ninth District with Silas
Field Yesterday in the County Court, and
| the latter was seated.
1t was rumored in heaven
And muttered in hell,
that the RUSSELL men intended giving birth
10 a legislative ticket yesterday,
Capt. Ad Storm has received Geographic
| ;pstrnciions to notify all steamers that dele
| gates TO the National Cotton Planters Assoc
| Citation will be transported at halfrates,
"A uenire of fifty men were ordered yes
| terday to report to morrow as Jurors In Inc
case Of the State We. viii L. Dickens ct al,
| charged with cow-stealing near Wellington.
in the County Court yesterday Justice
| Rrett offered motion to reconsider the de-
o;,io,, ~ the day before ia the case of Priddy
| %. Cross, and the motog was set Tor lhurs-
day next.
"A frame house belonging to Mike Rear
| don near the Louisville and Nashville de-
| not. ca ught FIRE last night and was burned
| considerably. Mr.. ReardOH was insured foI
| about 5000.
| Col f. c. Morehead, president OF the
j National Cotton Planters Association, passed
l through the city yesterday for Little Rock
| 10 attend the animal meeting of the sssocia-
ton on the 10Th of the mouth.
| The, following numbers drew capital
| prizes in the Louisiana State Lottery, al
| New Orleans, yesterday, The 10th: No. 80, l95
drew SIS GOO; No. 1878 drew SO 900 (solc
al Memphis, TENN; No. 1884 drew
$4,000.
The following numbers drew capita
prizes in the Little Havana Lottery yester
dav. the 10Th: No. 1916 drew $4,000; No
$50 drew $500; No. S74S drew $1,000; No
1915 drew $500; No. Ass drew 5000; No
1876 drew 5000.
| The safe of seats Tor Minnie Madderni
| engagement begins this morning Saturday
| night a souvenir, consisting OF handsome
| cabinet photograph Of the ht1e actress VII
be given to each lady present. The roper
| foire for the three performances will b.
| Foqg's Ferry, Wild Wave and RertRd,
The Jubilee Committee met at the Pea
BODY Hotel last night, vith pr. d: L. Forte
in the chair. The report of the Committe
| on Finance was received; and the priptir:
10 he done was left 10 Messrs. S. J. Camp ant
NJ. Kalzenberger 4 committee on Exposi
ton bali Twas sppointed with MIR. n. Fqrs,ep
helm as chairman.
Yesterday the following colloquy &C
curred between a young attorney in III
Criminal Court, aud an old colored man VIII
was witness: Attorney "What do yon d
Tor liyipg?" "You saw what do do Tor
liying?" Attorney: "Yes, cir; what do yo
follow for LIVELIHOOD" Il come here
tell the truth, L did" Attorney; wei
then, answer my question" what va
; your question, boss?" Attorney: My que;
lion was, what do you do ior a living; ho'
do YOU cara your b5ead?" Bout like 70
doe', boss, recon"