Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-02
PERSONAL.

DIR. FRANK RICE was much better |
yesterday, and is rapidly convalescing, winch |
VIII be good news to his numerous patients
ESQUIRE WINTERS returned to the
city yesterday, looking well. Raleigh and It's |
medicated waters seem to have agreed with |
him.
REMEMBER that Joe Locke, the news |
dealer at 236 Main street has the larges assort-
ment of reading matter TO be foune in the city |
this morning.
In ANSWER to inquiries from her
Bolivar friends, are happy TO say that
Mrs. NJ. D. L. Stewart is atlRalegh, completely |
restored 10 health.
WE are pleased to announce that t.
W Johnston is rapidly recovering from his |
late severe att aek OF tne ieVeT, & ana is VIII DC
Mr.. A. G.. TREADwELL, the cotton
man of the firm OF A. {. Treadwell x Brother, |
mas returned 10 his post, and is prepared 10
attend to the wants OF his country friends.
Mr.. KAHN, of Kahn & Freiberg, re-
turned after three months absence. Their
house. which had been closed owing TO
death of a member of the family, is reopened-
Mr.. CHRIS STEINKUHL was reported
doing well Yesterday. FirSt-class medical at
tendance and the most careful nursing Will De
certain to have him at the post OF duty early
the coming week.
CAPTAIN ToBIN is, we are glad to
to see, up and about again. He had severe
tussel with the fever, but has triumphed.
His services among the poor VIII never De
forgotten. He has their prayers and bless
ings
REV. DIR. WALK, Rev. MIR. Ransom
and Rev. William Stewart, who left the city
before the yellOw-fever commenced, and ON
account Of sickness, are stlIl, We regret 10
saw feeble and unable to resume their gospel
work
MIR. BARNEY HUGHES, than whom a
better man does not exist, took a new lease OF
the life-giving spirit, ana bade a long put NOT
very affectionate farewell. HIS oenedlcuon
was 4, "Go thou and do likewise even TO
my worst enemy"
Rev. Mr.. RICHARDSON, of the Brick
church, Chelsea, who laOOred a. zealously as
any one of our glorious band OF ministers, has
we are thankful TO say, passed through the
fires Of the epidemic unscathed
OUR friend. Major NJ. J. Waldran, re-
turned TO the city yesterday Uid Humboldt,
Grand Junction, New Orleans and Grenada.
The trip has done hlm lnuch gooa, as ne
appears raised taller and more OF MN than
for the past century.
MAJOR NJ. J. WAIDRAN, the popular
conductor on the Memphis and Ohio railroad,
made his appearance on the streets yesterday,
after a trip TO the far-famed health-giving
glades of Minnesota. He is quite cheerful and
mas added considerably to his rotunuiGy.
! Miss MARY COLEMAN, daughter OF
/ Colonel James Coleman, is rapidly improving
under the treatment of DR.. Blackburn, and
her kind and attentive nurse MIS-. Elliott-
/ Her friends have been very kind to her during
herillness, and sent her many little agreeable
/ delicacies.
/ MASTER WILLIE COULTER, the AP-
PEAL S Inessage-boy, who has Just recovered
| from a severe attack of the saffron-visagei
| moHster, goes to-day to recuperate among
/ kind friends who have extended 10 him the
4 hospitalities OF their homes in the country.
RECORDER P. NJ. WINTERS returned
to the city yesterday from Raleigh, where he
has been during the epidemic. The braclng
air of the Raleigh hills and the nshlng IN the
classic Wolf seems TO have agreed with MIN,
for be looks we'll. While absent he did OF
forget the sick and distressed in the city.
Mr., S. w. RHODE, vino has been
known 10 the people OF Memphis for over a
dy energetic young gentleman, who has been
devoting his time for the past six weeks as
Howard visitor" is down with the fever.
The attack, however, is mild one, and MIR.
1 Rhode has not as yet thrown out any very
urgent "signals Of distress.
Mr.. BYRON HUMPHREYS, an Gttdche
of the APPEAL, leaves the city this morning
for a short recreation among his friends IN
North Mississi ppi. Mr.. Hump phreys was one
OF the most efficient, though quiet, workers IN
| ministeTing TO the comfort OF the ain1cted
during the prevalence OF yellow-,eVer, ana Is
compelled, from physical exhaustion, 10 seek
a short respite from his labors. We wish him
q speedy recovery and an early return.
MRS. NJ. RHODE, the weather OBJ
server, was taken with the fever, night before
last, but was doing well at last accounts. Mr..
Rhode has been an active and efficient mem
Der OF the Howard association, and was put
4 On dutv in the upDer portion OF the city. He
has our SYN pathies and that OF large class
of citizens. MAY he soon recover, under the
influence of good treatment and the cool
weather he so lately reported with such
pleasure.
COLONEL NJ. c. GALLAwAY, who had
g.t... ON tllaa arnyga
dered to the country by his physician, return
ed home yesterday. He has entirely recover
coined him warmly, with that CHEEKY, whole
| souled tone of voice which has ever been ms
| great characteristic through life. The many
friends of the family Will be pleased TO learn
2 that Mrs Galloway, the worthy helpmate oi
the gallant colonel, is in the enjoyment o
, excellent health, and Will soon return 10 the
/ city
T THE arrivals at the Peabody and
other hotels OF visitors from all parts of tn,
/, | country Yesterday, showed that the sears
rom yelIow-fever had almost, If not entirely
passed away. 1he Peabody presented III
5 Well-known thronged appearance on Satur
I day night, and the guests who had Stayed a
home and those who went 10 soJourn in dis
, lant cities combined together with that ira
[ terna feeling Tor which the rotunda OF th'
: popular hotel has always been celebrated, aDs
l / : com pared notes" as to the dreadful doing o
j The past two months. Several hundred cit
{ zens returned to the city yesterday, ever,
: Train being crowded with homeward-b -bount
: citizens, VINO received hearty welcome 81
u their arrival
THE Nashville Union and A11er1c0l
OF Friday says: "Mrs. Aaron Y. Brown, ha
been notified of her appointment as regent
:. ! for the State OF Tennessee, OF the Laoles
Mount Vernon association. A more suitable
person for the position could not have beei
e iound. and the appointment Is singulariy ap
3 propriate, as her ancestors were related TO IN
| Washington family, and also the lamliy o
: President Madison. In addition TO this, ne
D husband, the late Ex-Governor Aaron y
O Rrogn was postmaster-general during Presi
= dent Buchanans administration, and Mfs
y Brown has spent great deal OF her time II
u Washington society She VIII ably represen
A her own state in all matters connected VIII
the association, which holds two sessions eacl
: wear, one in New York and the other in Wash
Y ington city"
!. THE PRESBYTERIAN for this weel
% has the following touching, trying an
T appropriate tribute This noble ntu
: boy -fittle Walter frankland-breathed h.
If last on Monday, twenty ty-segenth instant, ]
= the bosom of his deeply afflicted and Sol
: rowing family, having contracted the yellow
u fever whilst accompanying his neighbor an
"a friend, DR.. Joseph Williams, and then aftt
le noble hearted friend, A K. Franlland, on the
Of constant pilgramages among the sick and u
"a diving He was one OF our little pets, alHas
courfeous-a boy Of quick intellect, and ea'
ing great promise Of future usefulness.
mad fondIy hoped and me- st earnestly praye'
that our friend MIR. Frankland, who has bee
ID 10 constantly exposing bis own life in his ~
- firirq efforts TO alleviate the oistresses of II
y st1.z and diving, might have escaped the touc
"a al pesfilence in his family But God IA
II IL ,yiselv ordered it otherwise, and We pray tn
- az NAV put lis hand under the hearts Of th
e = stricken household, and give them comic
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