Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPH 8.

The first chsncery court was not In
session yesterday. p
The second circrit court adjourned al
IL o'clock yesterday and but little busi-
ness was transacted. -
DIR. Taylor the newly appointed
county physician la me OF the leading
professional men Of Memphis.
Justice Goodlett has q report nearly
six yards long to make to the county
court on the county commissioner war
rants.
There Wers two causes Of excitement
on Front street yestsrday-the city cleo
ton and the unsettled state of the cot
ton market en- Liverpool.
Don't forget to vote tomorrow for
the scCeptance by the city of b present
OF 500, 900 paid mp stock In the Memphis
water company. II is q good thing.
Attention is called to the announce
ment OF the Lookout Mountain Educa-
tional Institutions, published among q
new advertisements. The location is very
healtbful, and the charges moderate.
As the ladies who conducted st.
BridRet's church fair did not get enough
chances on the gold clock to pay FORT, they
transferred tho chances to asilvsr pitcher,
waiter and goblet, worth S5l, which was
Won by Mr.. r. NJ. Gpicer, the polite clerk
Of the steamer Phil Allin.
The Societa di UTnione g Frstslsnzs 9
Italianzs elected the following officers
Yesterday: A. Vsocsro, president; n.
F2zzl, vice. president; A. B, Vsccsro, sec
Rotary: r. Zsnngli0, secretary OF CORE
Epondsneei B. Vsccaro, Lorenzo Niche
lett, Luigi Lnoczrini, trustees.
AT sregular meeting of the Euphrstes
Lodge, which was held OF Sunday even
- eh1 1lnrfann koE lnf1Ro~n WlanNfnn as
follows: FL. Sesssel, ST., president; II.
Gronnsuer, vice-presidens; b Warsherer,
treasurer; D.Schloss, recording secretary;
II. Fnerus5enhiemer, financial secretary;
+. Wolf. assistant monitors SOL Shrierter,
warden.
Many articles that were to have been
rsf6ed for at 81. Bridget's fair Tuesday
night were not disposed Of In thst way,
for the very good reason that not suncient
chances were tsksr on them The ladies
in charge viii rifle them on on Satur-
dsy evening, or perhaps earlier, and the
result will be duly announced.
The Standard Club, organized in oc-
tober last for the purpose of mutual enjoy
ment snd the mental culture Of its mem
bars, yesterday elected the following Off
csFs: J. Brook, president; s. Hurst, vice
~president;L. Strains, recording secretary;
J, Kaufman, corresponding secretary, and
N. kaufman, treasurer.
The address of the commissioners of
the Memphis and Jackson railroad COM
psny appears In our columns this
morning, and will attract attention. AS
we remarked on Wednesday and various
other occasions, it is the interest OF this
company to consolidate with the Memphis
and Knoxville air-line company, and
build q rosd both TO Bolivar and Jackson,
under the control and management of one
company. Such 8 road will pay hand
someIy, as well as add great weRlth to the
country. We are friendly 10 both routes,
and anxious to SEQ q road TO both places
as o SIS possible
The account Of the burning Of the
high school at Austin, Arkansas, is truly
distressing. Many of b scholars lost
heavily in clothing snd vsluables, Pro-
fessor Hubbard, the principal, nothing
dsunted, opened immediately in q of
the churches which was nObly prohered,
and il ticking the necessary steps to re-
build. He has our very best wishes for
his success, and no gentleman deserves
better. To q thorough and systematic
training for the responsible position he
occupies Is added the noblest attributes
accorded 70 man, and our prayer is God
speed him in his noble work, We know
him, and would like TO say more.