Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-26

tells in the Southwest, offers Inducements
not exeelled by the Peabody, the OvertOn,
or any famous hotel Of any Eastern city.
The proprietor, Mr.. James A. Henry, has
spared no expense in making it the FIRST
hotsl Ofthe State. Additional rooms have
been added, and the entire house has been
r furnished and reprinted inside and out.
ne telegraph, railroad, stage and steam
Loaf offices are located in the house, and
right In the rear Is located the livery sta
bles Of Messrs. Davis q Kincaid, whose
stock OF horses, carriages, and vehicles OF
all descriptions Is equal to any emergeu-
cy, and who can forward parties to the
Springs at the shortest notice, and in a
manner that will not incommode or dis
turb the most confirmed invalid. Easy
riding carriages, splendid teams and care
ful drivers have already made his firm
very popular with invalids; and to those
wishing safe and comfortable
TO the Baden-Baden OF America we COM
mead them.
As an evidence of how rapidly the
circulation of the DAILY APPEAL il RIM
ming up, aud as an index to its growing
popularity, we may be pardoned TOR men.
tioning the fact that, though we have
daily added to the number OF bundles
4" worked by us, we have been unable
hitherto to i'll all the orders of the news
dealers and supply the constantly in
creasing demand among all classes for the
OLD RELIABLE APPEAL. We are happy
to state TO our friends that we are making
arrangements by which we will be able to
place b APPEAL within the reach Of
every citizen, and that in a short time we
will have such increased facilities for
printing that the demands of ali OF our
friends and patrons viii be filled. We
hope soon TO be working the APPEAL on
one of Hoes fastest double cylinder
presses, and thus to be able to send
broadcast into the country the doctrines
of true Democracy, and assist Ia breaking
the chains that bind US, in educating and
elevsting and at the same time defending
our Southern folk.
There is an entomologist figuring in
the Methodist Convention. He is anxious
TO go home to Baltimore, and moralizes
after this fashion: "Then the mosquitoes
have brought in a number OF bills that we
cannot refer to special committees, as we
would be glad to do, and the persistent
little plaques are lobbying about the
members rooms all night and driving
toward an adjournment. Houses sur
rounded by shrubbery are particularly in
tested with these outside Influences.
Brother Munsey writes with gloves on,
and seems by his gestures to be studying
some new figure for the dance of the Lam
GERS Tor OF Shoe FIy.l Even the vener-
able persons of the Bishops are
not respected. In the midst of
their consultations the gnats manage to
put in something edgeways, and so point
ed as to excite the righteous indignation
of our chief shepherds even to the degree
Of forgetting the apostolic injunction to
be no strikers. 1t is not easy to estimate
how much these unexpected auxiliaries
TO clerical activity and domestic affections
may have to do in Fastening the return of
pastors and husbands to their homes"
There is genius for yOu. If Chicago were
afflicted with mosquitoes wouldn't marital
inidelity be unknown Who has
dreamed before that mosquitoes are great
mo raj agents?