Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-31
PERSONAL.

GENERAL CELSIUS PRroz, eGn OF Gene
raj Sterling Price, Is gt the Overton Hotel.
JUSTICE BURKE and Aldermen Walsh,
are reported sick With meningitis.
GENERAL N. B FORREST, OF this city,
was st the st. Nicholas hotel, New York
city on Thursday last.
DR. BRAN HALE's constantly Increasing
business speaks strongly Of his success.
This branch Office Is 60 be one OF the per-
mansnt institutions of Memphis.
GENERAL DUeAN, the inventor of the
grsss agricultural machine, has gone to
Arkansas TO establish sgencies for the sale
Of his wonderful implement IN that State
p. d. BOYLE, clerk Of the second circuit
court, left for jackson yesterday, carrying
with hiLl sn immense pile OF nicely made
out transcripts of cases which are to be
passed upon BY she supreme court.
r. CALeUHoUN, superintendent of the
Mississippi rsiiroad; J. @. McCsbs, Sec.
retary of the Hannibal snd st. Joseph rail-
road; William Ghideey, Nashville; H1hsrt
Miner, New York; W. A. Moore, Hot
springs, Arkansas; r, T. Kssne, New Or
lsans, 7. B, Noon aud family, New Or
lesns; and Howard F4Lconer, Holly
Springs, are stopping at the Peabody
hotel.
IT Is WITH PLEASURE we NOTES that
Nessrs, s. Kaufman & Bro, 2t0 Main
street, under OIc FelloWs' hall. have Sc
cured the services of Mr.. L. Waterman
formerly with MessTs Fsucht & Lock
hsrt) as travelling agent for th6ir house.
His route will include portion OF the
States OF Tennessee, Alabama and MIS-
sissippi, sad as an occasional contributor
to our columns, we would ask that tbs
usual coar5esies be extended 10 him by
the press. To the merchants whom hs
may 'sLntsrview" ON his travels Wa would
say thai the 4 rm he represents ~ one Of
many years' standing, and enjoying the
confidence Of all. Their stock os Gig Fa, to-
bacc0, pipes, etc. Is large and couplese in
all lis details. AS Mr.. Watefms an lssvss
next week, we wish him Successful tsip.
COLONEL R. F. LooNEY The Bolivar
BuIlssin contains g characteristics article
in which the attsinments gnd worth Of sn
excellent citizsn of Memphis are properly
presented to ibs resdsss. The Bulletin
says Of C0lOnel Looney: "Once on q time
We took occasion to speak of this gentle
msn in reference to q scat in Congress,
thinking that his political disabilities
would be removed, bat they Wers not, ,snd
ike a great many other true and good
men, he had to 60 to the rear while small
fry came buZZing to the front. Time has
wrought changes since then, snd now
Colonel Z. z. Looney, of Shelby, Is once
mora free man in his native land, aud
again we call attention to the fact that he
is, in our hnmble opinion, One of the
most available man in the Ninth Congress
sionsl District for g seat in Congress.
No one csn doubt his ability; no
one questions his high, social sssnd-
ing; no one can impesch his unsullied
character. In politics he is sound to the
core, and we want to vote for just such
man, sad hSTe just such man to repre-
sent HardemAn county in the White
House. We know not whether Colonel
Looney desires his name to be brought
before the public or not in this connec-
ton, but we know that there Is many a
man in this district who would hail with
delight any movement on his part indica-
tive of the fact that he Ia. ss herstofors,
willing to serve his people at any time
snd in any way that may rebound to
their welfare. When the Democratic Con-
gressional Convention does meet, We
hope Colonel Looney will not hesitate to
allow his name to go before that creative
body-we say crestive, because whoever
gets the no1iustion at the hands of the
Democracy OF the N nth district is csrtain
to be a Congressman"