Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28
MEETING in Upton COUNTY
ON TUESDAY.
THE OLD WAREHOUSE IN
THE FIELD.
Gen. p. b. Glenn Unanimously
Nominated as FlOater.

At a meeting Of the citizens OF Tiptor
county. Tenn. convened at C%ovington or
Tuesday the 25th OF June, 1867, Nat. Tip
ton chairman and John T. Douglas sec
retarv. H. r. Bate, from the committee
COMPOSED of II. r. Bate, Peyt0n Smith
G.. w. Smithead, Isaac Bledsoe ano
Henry Maley, reported the following
resolutions, which were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted
WHEREAS, The conservative conven-
ton recently held in Memphis 70 nOml'
nate candidates, including hosteg ior the
counties of Shelby, Fayette and Upton,
did mt make a nomination for hoater,
ut pledged themselves to abide the de
zion of Tipton county. 1t is therefore
ResoIued, That, in view of the crisis
- our country, we know
oI tseH oHn eminently qualified
MnfB. Glenn, of Fayette, and
y y Barge experience, his ability,
q tried patriotism, we homi-
our ce4didate for floster to
"a "A famiI1, Negislatare Of
bad been III
ween him - -
pu5&te FED to his k\E
NkIeaused Af7hs -.
oUGLAs, Seeretary.
fEAUx AT H NEW lem
TER on Wednesday wen
ked a very brilliant and
audience, although The
weather doubtless
SoosPV ipj u A rs the8haf'
E5easl CoHs aent, reilting
IN Ihe uhs Hhhg u tact I'D x
tasteOf Mrs. TETHDson, NO, on
4 9ul5t aston as in ~times2ast, royed
u.Iers oInequslled in PRODUCING Tie most
arti5& effects in this species II xhibi-
ton. F07he number Of very prettyDOung
ladies assisting in these living pictures
was also the subject Of very general and
hattering comment. 1.-THE Yelled
Prophet" a gorgeous oriental scene,
combining a great number of beautifully
costumed ladies and stalwart looking
impromptu Turks, pieturesquely dis
posed on the sward 1.-THE Gallery of
Beauty in which the fair faces of Miss
Katie t.. Miss FAME B. Miss Katie
W Miss Iris c. Miss Fair
H Miss Mary H Miss Lizzie
c., and several others whose names
we did not learn as portraits, surpassed
all art. "The Garden Of Statuary "
and the Washing Scene,n and suisse
quent dances were each and severally
worthy Of praise, as was also the "An-
gels Whisper" in which the seraph's
aria was eXquisitely rendered by Miss
Fanny Baker, whose sweet voice well
pFeser we'd the desired illusion. The Duet
between the Misses Baker was very de-
lightfully sung, and received, as it de-
served, an enthusiastic enro-r. Mrs.
DOnegan's "Dixie Medley, T" composed by
herself, was performed with excellent
taste and most brilliant execution, and
was without doubt the greatest treat,
unsteady considered, Of the evening.
This lady, although an amateur, is
already & thoroughly accomplished
pianist, and, II she desires, will
become a great virtuOsO. The
grand Knabe piano, kindly supplied
by Mr.. l. Goepei, is well adapted to all
the requirements of the finished artistic.
Prof. GebatZky's superb baritone voice
and finished V%ocalization was, as usual,
much admired, and his reputation as a
maestro is too well established in Mem
phis to permit comment which might
seem exaggerated, were We TO write
exactly as we think on the subject. The
" AriOns" sang a quartette with their
accustomed effect, in which Mr.. Scran-
toms fine voice was very conspicuous
and effective. Prof. Winkler accom-
panied the vocalists with his usual skill
and taste, and Mr.. Handwerker's hastily
collected orchestra proved highly
efficient. This evening this elegant ex-
hibition will be repeated, with an entire
of programme ia the mueioal Sc
lection, and IN increase OF musicians.