Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-03-22
PERSONAL.

FATHER RoTCHFoRD, provincial of
the Dominicans, will preach in st. Peters
church at half past ten O'Clock this morning
Mr.. AND MRS. LEE HERzoG returned
home from their bridal tour yesterday, and
were warmly congratulated by their numer-
Gus friends.
w. c. CLELAND, assistant general
passenger agent OF the Pennsylvania railroad
| company, is in the city. Mr.. Cleland is both a
! genial gentleman and an efficient railroad
agent.
COLONEL SIDNEY B. JONES, the uni.
versally popular general passenger agent Of
| the famous Pan. Handle road, leaves to-day
for New Orleans and other southern cities.
This prince Of good-fellows will be warmly
welcomed and generously entertained wherev-
er he goes.
Mr.. LEE HERZoG and his bride, stop
ping at the Peabody hotel, were honored with
q serenade last night by the MendelSsohn
club, assisted by the band of the MeSsrs. Ar
mold. We need not say that in thus honoring
their president and his bride, the Mendels-
sohns and Arnold's band but honored them
selves. The occasion was rich In melody and
good wishes for Mr.. and Mrs. Herzog.
DIR. A. 7. SHAW, for several years q
a prominent citizen of Memphis, and for
couple Of seasons member of the board OF
aldermen, in which body he distinguished
himself as one of the ablest and most liberal
mem bers of that august assemblage, is now on
a visit TO the city. DR.. Shaw is graceful,
clever writer, and rumor hath 1t that he Will
in the future make Memphis his home. He
is an accomplished and talented physician,
and should he resume the profession he has SO
long adorned he will be certain, in q short
time, to attain a large practice.
IT is with pleasure we announce the
re-establishmento our old friend. Captain ].
7. Begbie, in his rSte of "Auld Lang Syne," the
saddlery and harness business. Captain Beg
bies ore in this department is well known
TO our citizens, and the readers of the APPEAL
may rest assured that business entrusted to
the Captain, at his new store $50 Second street,
will receive prompt attention, while goods in
his line will be found as represented, and of
the best style and material. Captain, we
wish you that full need of success your busi-
ness qualities and genial manners so emf
nently deserve.
COLONEL LEE CRANDALL, general
| southern agent OF the New York Gr0phte, is
| in the city, and we hope will be fully success
! ful in whatever he may here attempt for his
paper, the only illustrated daily in the world,
! and one that in all its departments Is edited
| with distinguished ability. The colonel is him.
! self newspaper man of high standing and q
gentleman better known in the south than
any other in the Union. Frank, candid and
able, he has endeared himself to the people Of
| all the States by the espousal of their cause as
! citizen and soldier, and especially since the
/ war as a writer and effective speaker upon
Immigration and internal improvements. We
! welcome him TO the city.
A FEW days ago a correspondent of
| the APPEAL paid Superintendent Flynn, of
Louisville railroad, .deservedly high COM
| plement, which the Paris Int HG0encsr copied
! and indorsed, with the following comments
] about the LOUISVILLE we can SAFE
! ly say this road, which runs by our town, is
one OF the best if not the very best, road in the
| country; has superior coaches, most accom-
! modating conductors, and is in every sense
| hrst-class road. Give us, now, the Cairo and
! Tennessee river road, IN connection with this
| road and Paris viii have advantages over
/ any town in this part of the State. We can
4 truly say that no road has a more intelligent
| and business superintendent than John T.
| FLYNN, and the APPEALS correspondent does
| min no more than simple justice"
WE have received the initial number
! of the A0e, an excellent journal, edited and
nnblished at Clarendon, Monroe county, Ar
/ fansas by L, T. Pitts, an able Journalist, who
! TilI render his paper interesting and benefi-
| ciaI to the readers and public. We copy the
| following from the salutatory, as setting forth
| the character OF this new paper, and strongly
commend 1t to the public: 1--WE come among
Won pledged to no creed, sect, or party. We
| belong to no political clique ring, or faction.
! NE we're born free, have lived q free man,
ana as sOld Hickory would say, were he now
! hViag, 'By the eternal we mean 70 die free!
- Wlll be guided Dy friendly advice, but
w. We ~,stated to, nor shall our Columns oe
6oSsht with thy iaere py nnpoiteS sn6a Sne
Corrupt demagos~ tsgtrgssvt ~ of the honest
and purposes, to the de- ,sa 10 All in which
masses. Our columns are IT. :-afice An
| To esnonse the cause of right and Ivy a. a..
can use our columns In which 70 assoas s, 49, -
rights aud adjust their wrongs, ne Ss
race, color, or nationality. Ana, bnousns ~ m
belong to no political organizatlona alsa .ne,a
take no sides with either, We al Inc SaLpe ttttte
! shall reserve the right to speak boldly, Wnsn
/ occasions may arrive, our opinion when cor
/ ruption is rife in the land, and denounce tIts
/ OrfginatOrS of that corruption, it matters nub
| whether he be Republican or Democrat
| q black or white man."