Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-27
PERSONAL.

Mr.. LACEY, Attorney and Solicitor of
Patents, Of Washington, istn the city.
MAJOR MINOR MERIwETHER has ar
rived home from a long tour in he North.
MAJOR TRACY has arrived back from
Little Rock, having ciceroHed Miss Edgarton
through that promising Western metropolis.
Mr.. 3. A. LOCKWOOD, of Washington,
District of Columbia, who is travelling in the
interest OF Ttlton's Age Of Gold, is in the city.
Mr.. r. D. JORDAN, Of the firm of
Randolph, Hammond * Jordan, with his
extended tour through East Tennessee and
Virginia.
r. WALPOLE, editor and proprietor of
the Central Star, Goodman, Mississippi, is in
the city, and viii call upon cur merchants, TO
whom we heartily recommend MN ana ms
paper, in almost every number Of which we
lind something beneficial TO Memphis.
L. PICoT, New York; w. N. Price,
Arkansas; W. H. ChildreSs, LaGrange, Tenn;
L. i. Mandel, Mississippi; A. Gordon, Lewis
burg. Ark; A. H. Handlan, jr, st. Louis;
Newton Churchill, Boston, Mass. E. Bancroft,
Arkansas; L. C. Cause, Arkansas, are at the
Peabody Hotel.
s. NJ. THOMPSON, editor and proprie-
tor Of the oxford Falcon, Is in town. 1t is
needless for US to say the FClcOR is one of the
best and most reliable Of our country eS-
changes, and IL every way worthy of the sup
port OF the merchants and people OF Memphis,
tain way.
REV. RAPHAEL D. E. LEVIN, of
New Yerk, who is In this city on a visit, has,
upon invitation, kindly consented to preach
at the temple, corner of Main and Exchange,
tonight. Mr.. levin is the editor of the NelC
Era, a journal devoted not only to the inter-
ests Of progressive Judaism, but also 10 the
culture of science and the dissemination Of
humanitarian principles. This journal Is the
only monthly in America representing the
Jewish interests, and its editor is well known
Fnv his liberal aud Oh Va nnnH NfaprE
Mr.. w. H. GARRETT, Southern Agent
OF the Empire Mill Company, is now intro
ducing in this market a brand Of flour man
ufactured at this mill, named the "RecOncilt-
ation," which word is printed with a large
portrait Of Horace Greeley, the Great Recon-
ciler of the North and the south. By the
courtesy of Mr.. Garrett, we have been able to
try this flour, and are therefore able TO speak
of il as one Of the best brands now on the
market; for "lightbread' ana biscuit il is IN
surpassed. 1t bakes very white, and possesses
all the nutritive qualities Of the finest hours
Of the best vheat-growtng sections. We urge
this Reconciliation" flour upon our readers,
and are persuaded that were Greeley 10 buy
il, he, too, would indOrSe il.
The admirers of Father Burke, of
whom there are thousands in Memphis, will
be glad to learn that he has recovered all his
health and strength and vim. He lectured in
the Boston Coliseum Sunday. The Boston
Globe, speaking OF the event, says: There
was a touch OF the old Jubilee days in the
warmth OF the weather and the size of the
auulence Inat assembled IN the IOlseum, yes
terday afternoon, to hear the eloquent Father
Burke lecture upon "The Genius and Charac-
ter OF the Irish People" Previous to the be-
ginning of the lecture, a cOrnet band from the
House OF the Angel Guardian performed, very
acceptably, several patriotic airs. The audi
ence that IN was simply immense,
fully equal 10 any of the crowds that were in
attendance at the Jubilee, and probably the
largest paying-audience that ever
within the walls of the Coliseum. The floor
of the immense house was packed sohdly, the
galleries We're fairly filed, and the chorus
seats nearly all occupied. Full forty thousand
persons were present"