Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-20
CITY PARAGRAPHS.

Tho work OF rebuilding the church
which was blown down in Fort pickering
will commence this morning.
A requiem high mass viii be sung Al
the funeral ebs6quies Of n. A. Sabatzky,
his morning Al 9 O'Clock, in st Peters
church.
We are advised thst the committee OF
he hebrew picnic viii present Miss
Hannah Phillips with a bouquet IS hand
some as that presented 10 Miss lssscs-
Our readers can buy ripe grapes,
carefully picked, from BsrbOurs garden,
at Oliver & FinRie's, six pounds Tor 81
Get a pound 70 try them.
There aretwenty Thousand Americans
travelling in Europe st present. II taxes
about ons million dollars per week TO de-
fray their expenses. This Is how We Dc
come rich.
-MsiJr Beecher and Judges Smith ard
Raw LEFT the city last night in company
with & tent, under whlca they propose 70
camp a. the Raleigh Springs for several
weeks.
We have some melons and e~snteiOp6s
in the market, but they are financially
beyond the reach Of the common stomach,
which is q good thing for the common
sbOmsch's health.
The clear, frank, favorable statement
OF facts mad by Mr.. William Mclean
county TAX collector, viii arrest d sLten-
tion Of every voter and especially OF every
taxpayer.
-MessTs. johnson and Vance, In their
testimony in the Van Roberts trial,
testi6ed to the good character OF Van
Roberts, and gave In no evidence what
ever concerning Sullivan.
At q meeting Of the Aen 1elssOhn
Quartstte Club, held 81 the club hall last
evening, it was resolved that the mem
bers Of this society attand the funeral OF
the late Professor d. A. Ssbstzky, IN a
body.
Joe Locke. 1854 Main street. the well
known newsmsn, has received Godey's,
PetersOn's, Hsrpsr's, Leslieis, Galaxy,
and all the other q szlnes for August;
also, all the late pictOcisls. Call and see
Joe about it. You know how t is your
self"
An owl. white as snow. with wings
seven feet from tip 70 Up, was killed al
Corinth 4 few days agO. It was driven
from its native hom5, about the North
Pole. by recent tsmpssts, which have
swept over the country in al directions.
The wings Of the wonderful bird are pre-
served At the ScTuggs House.
-Messrs. Donoho 8; Buckley, of this
CITY, have issued 8 new map Of Memphis
and suburbs, showing he railway system
OF Memphis and her mechanical n com
mercial advantages. q Is done up on q
sufficiently large scale to show the out
lines Of the city and all the roads leading
out of it. It win be found 9 very con-
venient thing.
IA electrical battery costing ten
ollars, and at 3 daily cost Of twenty-hv
ents, is used in running sewing machines
o New York. We prefer the old-fash-
Toned motive power, and It's electrical
force cannot be improved. The newly
devised motor viii never be approved in
these parts, even though Dry Goods Stew
art commends il. He 8 an old fogy.
Our tried = and never-found wanting
friend, J. Il. L Taylor, druggist, school
Visitor and useful man generally in the
Eighth ward, sfolded his tent" yesterday
and quietly stole away" 20 Holly
Springs. We wish him a PLEASANT soiourn
among the old friends, who have soundeo
the depths Of 9 heart which is an ocean OF
tenderness, without bottom or Shore q
Niagara Of devotion, ever pouring It's
mighty torrent from al exhaustlsss foun-
ain
The prodigal son has indeed returned.
Nearly forty years W a tall and hsDd-
some young man located in Memphis De
possessed a splendid education. and came
here - a lawyer. Fer several wears he
taught ehoOl near the spot now known
~ court square. lhe star OF his destiny
l6d him 70 other localities, and be was
succeeded by our distinguished citizen.
Eugene MsEevney. The young mai, 10
whom we allude is Rev. L. b Castor. At
ter nearly forty years II absence, yesrs OF
alternate adversely and prosperity, be re-
turns 70 Memphis, to terminals life where
he commenced il. Ne most cordially
welcome him 70 the t1ester Of his youth.
His only son Is connected with the tele-
graph Office of this city, and may The
scattered trio Of father, lnOther and son
have a long and joyous reunion.
The beautiful Magnolia Gardens IN
south Memphis, have just passed into the
possession Of new proprietOrs, Messrs.
Morley and Sheridan. They are both well
known gentlemen Of considerable taste,
who have resolved to make the Magnolia
Garden q place Of popular resort, 3 sort Of
suburban paradise where one can retire
for q few hours quiet enjoyment and SIS
lubrious moisture OF an evening. This
splendid place Of resort Is Rdjoining what
was known as the Did French Garden
below Fort Pickering. II has the sdvan-
tsge of being just far enough from the
city TO make a nice drive. 1t is quiet,
ss much country sc city, has ali the.
charms of the open fields, and al the adj
F~antagss Of the midd . Of the town. The