Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-21
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
What cur Exchanges Have to tell US
o. Tennessee, Alabama, Hissis-
sippi and Arkansas.
Political Items-PTOgress- Events
-H0mieides-AcC
ness.

The following interesting melange is
taken from the country exchanges which
reached US yesterday:
TENNESSEE.
A number Of papers have copied the
paragraph which the AUGiGRche started,
on what ground we do not know-that
/ +. l. Boyd had not resigned his Float
ership, and would not do so. As the
/ Governor has ordered an election to fiji
/ the vacancy occasioned by his official
/ resignation, we hope these papers will
| place this fact in their columns of '"Ten-
/ 0essee News" Boyd is now collecting
! the taxes of Fayette county, and has no
/ desire TO 90 to the Legislature.-SOn'er-
| rale Falcon.
The ridiculous sensation in regard to
smallpox in Someryille has about subsi-
| ded. The physicians all declare that
/ there is not now, and has not been a sin
gle case in town. We hope this state
ment will satisfy all frightened parties.
still, it is not impossible for the disease
70 reach this place, and we again suggest
the necessity of q general system of vac
cinstiOn.-I6id.
The Rutherford stage, when a short
fAlHLetLANE NliA7 '1AtN VI BCA II Aet1b
day, and on its way to this place, was
hailed by couple Of gentlemen, with
ladies, who We're at the time engaged
in chatting their hands over fire they
had built by the roadside. The quar-
/ Jette engaged passage for this place, ar
irving here and putting up at Sugg' S
MOTEL about dusk. Nothing was thought
II this until after tea, when Rumor
s5r.rFoa Tlanf vrnn anTTTaI A
were to be married at the hotel that
night. It seems that Mr.. H. c. Church
man and Miss Eugenia c. Robertson,
both Of whom lived in the neighbor-
hood Of NeWbern, had concluded, con-
trary to the wishes OF their respective
parents, that theirs were
Two souls with but "a single thought
Two hearts that beat as one
and accordingly determined, being Of
age, to meet at Hymen's sacred altar
aud be united, though their parents and
selves, like
"Mice aud men gang aft aglee.'
Mr.. Moses Pratt and wife accompa-
MED them, as walters. About a dozen
young gentlemen had gathered at the
hotel, and lastly, not leastly, Squire
Frank Sampson arrived, wearing alOOk
1 as solemn, a mein as dignified, and q
carriage as erect as the ancient IDquisi-
tor, awaiting with a dignified calmness
/ to cOnsummate the single wish of two
anxious hearts. The couple came
down stairs with their attendants, the
5strothed wearing a happy smile, while
the groom's expressive face told how
torcibly he felt, with Campbell, that
The Garden was a wild,
ns Hrs.Hsr lfrr1a.a
TIL woman smiled
They were married, Mr.. II. c. Church.
man to Miss Eugenia c. Robertson, and
after invoking Gods benediction upon
them, Captain Sampson read the follow
ing original stsnza to them:
May every day sou travel through,
From deWy morn till evening closes,
Be bright ana fresh rs morning dew,
And sweet as beds Of fragrant roses.
After the recitation of which, the
company dispersed and the couple Te-
tired to their room, beatific visiOnsof the
sunny future playing hide-and-seek
through every recess of their welded
hearts, and where Morpheus soon wove
them golden dreams. They left for
their homes Tuesday morning. DyerS-
6ilTO PrO0yeSS