Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11
ALL SORTS.

The best Observation-Disclosures.
Marine seeurity-the hold OF ship.
The beginning of wisdom-the letter
W.
Monogram earrings have just made
their appearance.
Can physician be called q remover
Of disabilities?
AT Niagara, no tourist, however
fierce, can help giving quarters.
The old-fsshioned chsngeable silks
will be in vogue this fall and winter. { !
! When a man is annoyed to death by
dead beats, what is his desire? Di-a-
betes.
The objection TO a merchant telling
untruths is that it increased his He-abii-
ties. -. ...
Birds of Paradise will ornament the
new-fashioned winter bOnnets-so they
tell Us.
1t is fashionable" we are informed,
for a lady to cut her finger nails pointed.
/ Indeed
Shakespeare talks Of suffering d sea
change. Everything that changes must
suffer c change.
"A man who has had his say-Wil-
liam Tell. A man who has had his day
the Dey Of Algiers.
The Kamschadales, who never use
toOthbrushes, have the finest teeth in
the world.
"A rich bed Ofiron ore and chslybe-
ate spring have lately been discovered in
Nelson county, Va.
Promenade toilets Of striped serge
vrvf1T h..f l,n
comfortable and made up very stylish.
The. consolidation Of the Erie and
Atlantic and Great Western with the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad is talked
Of.
"A Mr.. John Esty, Of Derry, was re-
Gently married to Miss Lee, the bride
being seventy and the groom eighty-four
years of age.
-Menken's last sickness was induced
by extravagant revelry at " bow out "
given in honor OF her taking a residence
In q pretty cottage at Bougivsl.
The precise quality Of affection of 8
railroad tie has never yet been ssceT-
tanned. No doubt, however, it is sort of
hard.
Hop picking has begun. It is thought
that the total crop of the country will
reach l24 900 bales, Of which only 95 600
will be required for home consumption.
"A man about town says he is so trou-
bled concerning the question of return
ing to specie payments, that he compro-
misses with his conscience by not paving
his debts either in coin or currency.
Robert Ravill's house in Piersop.
Montcalm county, Michigan, was burned I
Monday morning, and q I've children per- /
ished ia the flames. Mrs. Ravill, with /
her babe and eldest son we're saved by Z
jumping from 3 window.
-Euphemism is high art in California. /
A paper Of that Stste speaks OF an enter .
prisiDg and highly successful murderer .
ss having "a wonderful talent for be- .
reaving any family he does not happen
TO like"
A needle has lately been successfully
removed from the windpipe of Mrs. Mar
tin Clace, OF Taunton, Mass. She acci-
dentslly drew it into her windpipe a
fortnight since, and would probably have
died in consequence, but for the relief
afforded by q successful surgical opera
ton.
a KriDgle" is the souJriQIet OF a
A" funny man who is contributing ar
tlcles to the Star, of Schenectady, n. Y.
He says that on the cats he "dOn't ge
very heavy. Not so much on account Of
their staying out late mites, dispensing
mournful lirricks, as the habit they
have Of going intew Fl Is and playing Ma
zepps on the ceiling"
One of our competitors, says a Bos-
ton paper, is q G-m believer in the bene-
-, - lo1A nd OLD .
be made his appearance this morning
with broken thumb and has had two
fingers broken previously, he still advo-
Gates the desiTableness of this class of
Cur "dsyilh was also Un-
fortunate yesterday, while witnessing q
game on the Common. He stopped a
bal with bis mouth, which presents an
appearance decidedly African to-day.
in 1s47 the United States was en-
gagged in a war with Mexico. james X.
Polk, Democrat, was then President of
the United States. Armies and mentions
Of war had to be transported thousands
Of mics TO the seems OF conflict. Yet 1
the whole expense during these four
years was only ninety millions of dol
iars, while during the present year, and
The three OF fouf years past, the expenses
have been about one hundred and twenty ,
millions CT dollars, so that it cost thirty
millions of dollars more for the Radicals
% run the department in single year
n the time of peace than for four years
iuriDg a foreign war under Democratic
1t is stated the project of uniting
AXE Huron and Lake Ontario bids fair
Q be 8 reality. Able engineers have
Iecjded that the work is feasible, and
hat it will not cost more than $40 100000 |
{ was proposed 10 Iase S2O,OOO,OO OF
his iu the United States and $50, OOO, 600
n England. These losne were 20 be Sc !
ured by a grant OF l0,0C0 acres Of land l
" the Canadian Government, Mr.. l
frederick Cspreol, Of Toronto, hssunders
AIKEN the financial management Of the 3
nterprise. Some time ago be succeeded
q obtaining guarantees from American I
capitalists chat they would furnish S20,- 3
90, 900 il the balance should be sub !
cribed in Europe aud the land grant Sc ?
uFed. For several months he hes been G
D England, and it is said that his pros 9
eets of success in occurring the other q
20 OO0, 900 are very satisfactory. When e
nat is secured it will only be necessary
LII, sla land Grant hahora xparh oan ] q