Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-14

an. TO p. N. To-uigh; he General and his
parry will leiVe for NsshEliie.
The following plumbers drew the capital
prizes in the Louisiana S sic Lottery at New
Orleans Yesterday, the 18Th: No. 1854 drew
$4,000; 29,667, 5000; 90 395, $4,000.
-President Hadden fined two women for
swearing yesterday. IL men were arrested
and fined for this offense the ststionhouse
Ta1ing-District
The Cromwell illustrated art lectures
will begin at Leubrie's Theater March 18th.
Prof. CromwelI's graphic and humorous pic
lures have been admired by all who have
seen them, and his audiences have been
large and enthusiastic wherever he has been.
DIR. B. 6. Henning, while hunting with
DR.. H. A Moore, at HenniDg's Station on
the Chesapeake, Ohio aud Southwestern
railroad, Friday last, was accidentally
wounded from the premature discharge Of
DR.. Moore's gun. The doctor will be laid up
for several days.
-RborPs Aicrocosm, for March, a rsligio-
scientific monthly, published by A. WilIord
Hall, % Park Row, New York, has been re-
ceived. 1t contains large number OF short
and interesting arlicles by well-knoHu and
voted to the discoveries, theories and in
Vestig ations Of modern science in their bear
ing upon the religious thought OF the age.
William Davis, colored, vas srre.ted by
Officer Cullen yesterday on the charge Of
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny. Williams lar
cenous efforts were of a peculisr descrip.
ton. He stole two clocks and bible from
the First Methodist church, and clock and
some books from the First Baptist church.
The abduction OF these clocks can hardly be
regarded as simple slight OF time"
"A concert and thespisn entertainment
will be given Friday evening, March 30th,
at DR.. Heard's seminary, for the benefit of
the Collierville Guards. The play Gu. IN
The Streets will be given with the following
ladies and gentlemen in the cast: r. NJ.
Swift, Jimmie Moore, w. F. McFeFriD, Joe
Irby, j. II. Mebane. u. B. Scott, Miss Eliza
Moore, Miss Mary Strsttop, Miss Annie
Lacey and Mis- Emma Nebane. The enter
tsinment concludes with an exhibition drill
by the Guards IN full cos ume.
-Oniy one misgiving troubles the minds
of the ladies at work preparing for the
Women's Christian Association dinners to
begin tomorrow. 1t is the question of table
supplies. Will not our housekeepers, our
grocers and butchers and poultry and game
dealers contribute 10 this effort in behalf OF
the city poor to the full extent Of their duty
and ability? The ladies appeal to their
country friends for contributions. Poultry,
pigs, eggs, milk, butter, potatoes, cabbage
Whatever goes 10 furnish the larder will be
most thankfully welcomed. Send 10 302
Main street, between the thours OF o'clock
am. and 5 pm.
The United States postal note is better
adapted TO popular use in several respects
than the British postal note. The note, cost
log three cents, can be issued, as already
stated, for any sum from one cent up to
81 SO, while the British notes can only be
issUed for ten fixed amounts from one shil-
ling to twenty shilliDgs, no provision being
made for the intermediate sums. Our postal
note will require only a single blank form,
while the British system calls for ten differ
eut blanks for the ten grades of orders. The
fee for the lowest British postal note is a
halEpenny; for the highest, two pence. The
fee for the United States postal note will be
the same in all cases up 10 s5-three cents.