Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
George Walker, Esq, Of MfIburn
8 Walker leaves to-day for a trip TO the
North.
The best ministries in the country
viii be here tomorrow. The thesIer will o.
crowded.
The regular meeting of the Cham
Der OF Commerce takes place tomorrow at
four O'Clock.
A charter Is asked In the First Chan
Gerry Court 70 incorporate the Union Compress
Association OF Memphis.
Breaking ground to excavate for the
new Masonic temple VIII to-mor-
row morning (Monday, April y at seven
Mr.. A.J.Hsys is a candidate for Tax
Collector. his announcement Will De found
N another column this morning. Mr.. Hay
: an excellent gentleman, n Is wen known
% the people OF shelby county. ~
Among the coloredmen Of the South
he Labor Unloa movement Is a success. he
headquarters are a. ashingtOn,and through
out the country there are now three hundred
and seyenty-one Labor Reform Associations
As soon as the splendid elevator, /
now being built, is finished, the Office OF the
ST Louis Packet company VIII be removed I
there, and one Of the gloHes OF the northern
part OF the city, winch seems doomed, VIII
have departed.
Father Walsh is TO have a new
house. abe people OF his church have the
matter under consideration, and II VIII not
snt shanUy TO one bseSning the pastor OF 81.
Budgets Church
The net receipts of the recent fair
tor st. Peters Orphan Asylum, amounted 10
81 =, TO when 81 Budgets table contrib
lted 80, 81 Peters Table SolH 81 FaIrlcks
lreshment table $40
F. B. Wilkinson, III Main street,
two doors south OF OverJon Hotel, has all the
late publications., pamphlets, magazines and
newspapers We are indebted 10 him for the
attest copies Of the E0rtd, Herald, sun, Ne1CS,
and for the Boston Globe.
If the General Council is disposed
70 do something TO prevent The decay Of the
northern part Of the city hey viii present
makea Tree gift-oft The nayy-yard for the pur
the union depot and ought 10 haVelt.
We have been shown an advance
copy Of the Line Rock Directory for lS72-73,
published by Messrs. Charles Squter & Co, OF
Little Rock. IL is well complied, elegantly
p1nted, and in general appearance reflects
much credit on lis publishers ana printers.
Joe Locke, at the corner of jefferson
and Main streets, has RhOda ~BrOughton's new
novel, entitled Goodbye, Sweetheart I'VE
VIII have not one next Tuesday, and there
fore everybody vii buy to-day a tomorrow.
MI. Bracken, of Union City, started
70 Louisville aday or two ago and was taken
fAlAtAAAE IA a. 6lMA4nE GLEEAs AEAkAEkgs M
VIE was Immediately notified by telegraph, {
but before she could reach him, the Vita
spark had He'd, and she became q desolate
widow. =
The City Directory this year is rather
late IN making It's appearance, but II VIII be
good when il comes forth. Messrs. Boyle Z
chapman are engaged upon It's production
now. They VIII Turn out a book shortly that
VIII excel anything Of the sort hitherto
brought out in Memphis
The Bee boasts that no traces of the
recent destruction by the storm which re- q,
visited Brownsville will be seen by the :
OF Haywood county have a deserved rep1ta-
ton Tor energy and Integrity which Memphi-
ans might be proud to boast.
The Pamela Star says of US: 1.-THE
time-honored Memphis AFPEAL has donned Z
an entire new dress, and puts in an appear
ance fully equal 70 any journal in the south.
I or beauty OF style in makeup and for the q
general character OF It's editorial and news
Union" a
Postal telegraphy ishard to be accom-
pnsheo aud may neSer take; bat everybody
mai examines the Nicolson paving blocks
now exposed on Main street, coufesses the ne
,essity Tor the foremanizlng process which
make the blocks last forever. Postal j
may moi, Bat Postal toremanizing
Joe Locke, the renowned newsman, !,
name is insepArabIy linked with news :,
lay readers can desire. All he magazineg =
Reekles, Qa11eS-the leading papeTs OF every a
longue-anu the best OF the current literature -
Main street. -
viii MansfOrd, at the r Of il
second and Monroe streets, Is In receipt Of all al
ne Illustrated weeklies home and foreign, ~
he leading dailiesi the Irish, German, Italian, 20
and French papers, and the popular IN
magazines. bis stock Of stationery, and b
-aLholie and other books, Is also very large. q
AL andsee him. b
"A new candidate fer public patron n
,se comes 70 ~, tsceuOusly titled Puck. II te
5 an Illustrated weekly and some OF the az
hils o. he present number are well de-
1gned, and the designs elegantly executed
: can be had OF the publishers Puck Pub
'Ublshing Company "a Market street, 81
-ouiss Mo- Tor four dollars per annum, or sin
lie copies Ten cents. 50
1t viii be seen by our special dis r
from Jackson that the supreme Court eT
iAs affirmed the action Of our Crlminal Court ~
= 1B 10 e III ,S = B oS, 5 S@Ln y ob5e get{y q sP
Merrtwether about 4 year ago. The IA
curt pronounced sentence Of death, but the d.
.as not been made known 70 Us. The case OF a.
rror viii come up next week. sr
The COrinth Ledger says that Hani- hs
al swore eternal enmlCy 70 home ia Rome: "a
be Col umbus [nedeE says he did it IN Car w
we say rne solemn aMrmation WAS "a
IA spain, and tnsts the origin Of the "a
OF very long Afterwards Hannibal was smash ~
AZ things IN Italy. Hannibal was never fn al
though nfbeen years IN Iatly. =
Since the story went abroad that a
oecisl tax Of three dOlaEs and my cents was
WED on every stall " every livery stable,
neither occupied or not Is there such alaw
le livery men are knocking down the parti
between Lhe stalls, and each horse viii
have the whole OF the stable. to
imsslf, and this IS The way Johnny Jackson. \
Jseky, the father Of The family, likes 70
Brownsville States viii please
,cept our best bow Tor this; ave are glad 70
q our contemporary OF The APPEAb don q
WAND handsome dress, which Is exceed d,
.Eiy 6scOmlng: We raise our has ana for
differ IN our views as 70 the best course
pursue on political matters, but personally
: like the editorial corps-5allaWay, Keaf-I boz
e and puPTe. We wish them unbounded sat
Gees, and the APPEAL IN its new gsrb, bon stO
calico bali at the Peabody Ho- I
I was p~ecuuiariiy and otherwise eminently Pal
3 gross Feeeipts were one thou
ny one hundred and three dollars-leaving
net balance Of nine hundred and nine dol
~ ADDITION 70 this sum appropriated to
y onlalng Of 3 new church sdihce for ST. We
.zaros parish there was q very large guam ced
Y 81 calico and domestic collected for the cas-
pnans cared foF At the Church home. KIND
"A tax-paying, Woodworking. driy-
g correspondent writes TO Us, asking why
e school-teachers don't work o. SstnrdaVs
oconElains that they work only I'VE hours
( twenty,nVe hours-htue more be SsVs F"
some editors Or MS acquaintance work N
one day, and these latter have to work ~
ven days IN The. week; The fact is the geo.
loolIeachers work hard enough and the thei
tor work very much more thai sthsy had O
ght 70. -
the sanday-school children and ohl
III f5ends and acquaintanees are Invited to OK Z
end the rehearsal today. The preparations
the tenth OF May. 60 vigorously on
oughout the city aud the country. At four
lock this AFTERNOON the children and their
u~aintances will meet those south Of Union
the Central Baptist church, on second
those belonging TO the central portion
ne CITY at the Cumberland Presbyterian