Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There will he = meeting in the
| first ward-this Saturday night at half-past
seven O'Clock.
Cotton has been selling very active
". The sale> for the week ending last night
were the largest of any week Of the present
season, and amounted 10 over fourteen thou
sand bales.
Colonel John NJ. Galloway will adj
dress the people OF Memphis on Saturday, the
thir,y-hrst Instant He is the talented candi-
date for noaterial representative, and ought %
have an enthusiastic greeting.
The EUeHiaq Ledger was issued yes
terday afternoon Tor the express purpose, per
haps, OF getting of the following biz Of WHO:
"Ihe young man Of the APPEAL is troubled
about that fence across Main street at the
foot Of Georgia street. Place the beauty OF
the ArrEAL on that fence and he would act
as g 'scarecrOW,' as then no person would
dare attempt 20 pass under or over" The
sympathy OF the young man alluded 70 is I'M
bounded for the author OF the happy cOncep-
lion.
"A sad aud fatal accident happened
in Pamela county, Mississippi, ten miles west
uf Ssrlis. on Wednesday, the particulars Of
which are about as follows: Ben Mitchell,
Thomas Mosely, David White, Samuel W.
johnson, and others were ueer-hunting. and,
getting separated, Mitchell discovered the
cane shaking and. thinking 1t was deer.
fred but what was his horror when, upon
going 10 where he expected TO md the deer,
he found Thomas Nose dead, having been
shot IN the head; David v hite with his skull
bros en-, and in a hopeless condition and :.
W. johnson wounded in several places. but
not seriously. Mr.. Mosely was The son OF Dr
Mcsely, formerly OF this city, and leaves d
family 10 mourn His unumely death.
The NtlrSery for November has a very
attractive table Of contents as follows: "DOoi-
ey's Curis,' by Jane Oliver: q" Feedtng the
Rabbits" "N Hat Nelly did in the Country :"
% Boo White" by George Cooper; How the
Cat played the Cook Good Night" by Aunt
anna Linda. by Uncle George; " The
Grand NaVIgNv." kTnftN Carter
haze nuts" hy Lucy; The Melinda Man
sion, by Ida Fay; Ella and the Hens Egg"
by L. n. Kline: The Monkeys and The
grapes" by Uncle George; "Ellen Desmond"
by Annie Livingston Mays Riddle" by
n. A O.; Tim and the Rat" ~ ". .. C.;
= Inc FlOwer-Bells,' by Ida Fay Careless
Katie, by Dora Burnside; The Nursery in
school boy d. W; " Old sam" by l.. Z. A;
g. The Pleasant Autumn Time by Hachel o.
Champion.
The Holly Springs Register Of the
tweut y-second siys OF the business Of the city:
The large business done by Memphis in the
Wuoiesa4e way Is creating q remarkable
change lu It's favor. Merchants from the
states OF Mississippi, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Alabama, Arkansas, and even Texas, are buy
Ing largely from Memphis this season. The
cry lhai was raised against Memphis OF is
never becoming = wholesale market, years
a.so. = no l3f gsr heard It's large and weslthy
list OF wholesale Duslnl IS firms, and their sue
&c siui operation ~ THIS day, eXhtb a whole
some appearance and sufficiently proves the
ruin OF our assertion. With i've great lines
OF railway and the finest stream Ia the world
Tor navigation 10 sustain Il, The wholes ale
trade Of Memphis will continue TO increase
until ~ VIII be immense. Near after
year, the conversion OF retail houses
into wholesale VIII continue and this
OF itself Viii bring 20 Memphis wealth and
] population. Unfortunately the manufacture
Ing Interest is sadly neg ected 10 the few in
stances where IL Is embarked in the invest
luenl mas proven q profitable ore. Why send
, % the east for goods when our own city, Men,
phlai Is night al our coOrs, willing and anxious
! % duplicate al eastern bills We must begin
] ~ build up our own cities, instead Of going
apIt'ao 20 build mp other peoples. We trust
thal This will be a pr stable season for Mem
PMS even though the crop Is snort"