Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-29
PERSONAL.

CAPTAIN ArHY found a pair of gloves
in the Exposition Building Wednesday
night. The owner can have them by
proving property and applying to the
city editor Of the APPEAL.
WE are pleased to note the arrival, at.
the Peabody, of Colonel Willo VIII
hams, of Nashville, whose presence in
our midst is calculated to create pleas
urable "reminiscences of " Aud Lang
Syne.n
COLONEL H. HITCHCOCK, General SUI
p~erintendent of the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad; Senator Clayton,
Of Arkansas, and Mr.. John G. Price, of
the Little Rock RepUOkcdn, are at the
OvertOn Hotel.
Mrs. GEORGE c. HOLMES and Mrs.
E. A. Meriwether are candidates for the
Office of School Visitor. Another lady
will be announced as a candidate for the
same position in the Second, and one in
the Eighth ward. They will be elected,
and then WHAT
BEN DEBAR arrived in the city yes
terday on his way from New Orleans TO
/ st. Louis. He had a very successful
time in the former city. The Shake
speare Club ofthaU place gave a banquet
J VI Ills uOL0I LAAE nCNAs ALN 1A-
! BILE actor and excellent gentleman, is at
the Peabody Hotel.
GENERAL @. J. PILLOW was married
in New Orleans on the twenty-seyenth
instant, and reached this city yesterday.
His bride was Mrs. Marie E. D. Trigg,
daughter-in-law of the late John Trlgg
of this city. Many of our citizens yes
terday called and congratulated the dis
tinguished gentleman on his happy good
fortune.
COLONEL DORSEY, the foremost and
most successful of Arkansas railway
builders. is at the Peabody Hotel. He
has been called a ca%rpetbagger, and hap
PLY for Arkansas if there be myrlads Of
the same sort, who come to stay, to make
the South their home, when their wealth
is concentrated and their energies en-
plOyed in the country's ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Hon. il. ALcoRN, Mississippi; s. W.
{ Dorsey, Helena; James II. Cochran,
I New York; General Clarke, Mississip-
pi; Hon. G.. z. Harris, Mississippi; 5.
b. Linis, Galveston, Texas; F. ]. Lew
is, Hot Springs, Arkansas; William
Hewson, ]. A.. Reace, Mississippi, and
John F. Tayler, Charleston, South Car
DINA, are stopping at the Peah"~
tel. .1lJ the city this
SENATOR washington. He is always
morps1ed in Memphis, especially by bus
mess men, deeply interested in levee
and railway schemes, of which he is the
embodiment. Moreover, it was the
speech of this gentleman at the Ex-
change Building which contributed TO
the present unfortunate condition of
Greeley, as promoted by the action Of
this city and district.
THE marriage at St. Peters yesterday
was a fitting episode Of Thanksgiving
day incidents. A great crowd was at
tracted to witness the nuptials Of
our young friend Robert A. Speed and
Miss Mollie Jones, only daughter Of
Colonel ReubenS s. Jones, OneOf our Oldest
and most successful merchants. The
groom was supported by Captain Eb.
Titus, while the beautiful and blushing
bride bent lovingly to Miss Blanche
who so gracefully sustained her
train. The holy bans were pro-
nOunced under the imposing forms
and solemn sanctions of the
Church by Rev. Father Carey,
who in words of earnest admOnition
and eloquent utterance, impressed upon
the parties the sOlemnity of the vows
hdu NSuAcui AnS S"CAtu ahN Sh-
during character of the new relation,
that by the Power that created the ban
could it be dissolved-in fine, that
the beauty and bloom of the bridal
could alone fade and darkle in
the gloom Of the tomb. The ceremonies
concluded, and the happy couple, laden
with heart burdened congratulations
and hopeful prayers, left on the one
evening train on a bridal tour for
the Crescent City. Need we add that
the APPEALS fluctuations, though last
rendered, are all the more sincere.