Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-09
c PARAGRAPHS.

The weather X very cool for Ma.
st. Charles Salocn-sll drinks Is scents.
The churches were all full last
night.
St. Georges picnic comes of May oath
al Humboldt Park.
The heat OF the sun yesterday, was
not sufficient TO overcome the effects Of
the raw cold wind that blew all day.
The annual sermon Of West Tennessee
College will be delivered next Sunday at
Jackson, by the Rev. DR.. Ford, OF u
city.
All Of the Methodist churches were
fall y~esterday-the pulpits being Occu-
pied by delegates TO the General Con-
ference now in session.
-Elmwood was numeroUsly visited by
all classes yesterday evening. Among
the visitors We noticed several members
Of the General Conference.
Always on hle, at Caledonia Saloon,
corner Madison and Main streets, New
York, Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis
dsilies and all sporting papers.
-Oppenheimer & HOchstsdter, IS JEFF
ferson street, Charley Williams old
standl, keep constantly at their market an
assortment Of choice fresh meats and
vegetables.
Henry Thurman, who has u of the
stands at the Mai Fest, will to-day serve
a grand turtle soup lunch at his place,
No. 80 Monroe street, and at his stand
no. y at the Mai Fest.
Visitors to ElmwOOd last evening
complained Of the mosquitoes as an in
tole-able nuisance. They rise from the
grass and shrubbery in countless swarms,
and are more blOOdthirsty than an Arkan-
sss Radical.
An exchange, we wont say whence
il comes, because we love the town too
well. saws what will our city bs in a de-
cade." If present indications do not de-
ceive US, echo will be able 70 answer ode
csyedv'
Attention is called to the card Of 7.
NfcBeth & Co. in another column. Nc.
il well known in our city as an energetic
business man, formerly connected with
the clothing house of Drake Brothers. He
has an elegant stock Of
gents furnishing goods, nj his prices
are as low as they can be bought for at
the manufactures.
Madame Nincent-Whom not to know
in Memphis argues ones self unknown,
since the close Of the oyster season, has
been in the daily habit of setting, from
ten till two, a splendid hot lunch, con-
sistiug Of soup, a Juicy roast, salads and
vegetables. Her friends and the public
are invited 70 call at No. IS Union, and
try it-2lso her splendid wines, liquors
and cigars
Col. Sam. Tate has been elected from
his position as Receiver Of the Selma and
Meridian Railroad, and his place filed by
the notorious John Hardy, a man o fwhOm
the Montgomery Nal says: The ap-
pointee, the notorious John Hardy, was
expelled from the Office of United States
Marshal on charges Of theft, and is one Of
the most debased and rspaciOHs OF the
p~lunderers which the commissions Of war
have Yomited TO the surface
The Rev. Mr.. Patterson, pastor Of the
Central Methodist church, left his mare
and buggy IN 'front.' OF Dr. Mnkersons
Drug Store about half past seven O'Clock
SATURDAY. evening, and on returning
thither. a few minutes afterward, found
his rig gone-he thinks stolen. The buggy
was considerably worn, with a top, md
the boot was broken in. The mare was
rather small, 3 sorrel, and blind in the
right eve. Any information leading to
the recovery Of the missing property will
be thankfully received by Mr.. Patterson,
At the church on Union street..
We are happy 10 be able to assure our
readers that the new German daily paper
some time since promised, will make its
aDpezrance on Saturday week under the
title Of the Memphis Correspondent. The
material will be shipped from Nashville
TODAY. IN care OF MI H. aDtnQArlhf anu
will arrive on Tuesday. The Office, for
the time being, will be located in the
Cochran Hall, Main street near Poplar.
DR.. A. S. Jourdan, now Of the Nashville
De1lokrdt, will be the editor in chief. His
place on the DemOkr0t viii be filed by
General Trauernieht, toi whom the Ger
mans of Tennessee are much indebted for
valuable services as a public journalist.
1t will no doubt afford his numerous
lady friends u~Dspeakable pleasure TO
learn that the immortal Colonel West
moreland still lives, and Is cumming
around in all Of his glOry-as the fouOw
ing from the Paducah KentUckjGR Of Fri
day abundsntly testi6es. We regret that
nothing is said about Stonewall JacksOn's
camp stool: 1--WE had the pleasure Of
meeting yesterday, with Colonel West
moreland. Of jefferson, Texas, now on his
way to Nashville. Colonel Westmore-
land wasthe last commander Ofthe fourth
Texas infantry, and one out Of sixteen,
the survivors Of the regiment, which
went into service eleven hundred strong.
OF these sixteen, ten arc manned for life.
Colonel WestmOreland has only one leg,
and bears upon his person the maFks Of
bullets. He leaves this morn
ing on the Tyrone" You can bet your
bottom dollar that the Tyrone is a swim
died boat if he doesi That's all we've
got to say.