Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-21
PERSONAL.

lJRs w lA4LlAM AlOhbOWs Dbhbc NtCes5-
urer, is in the city on official business.
GENERAL IRA p. JONES. business
manager Of the Nashville onion and
American, is visiting the city. He hss
been the recipient OF much attention
from his Memphis friends, who regret
that his stay will not be longer than to-
day.
Mr.. c. d. BEINKAMP, Of the Crescent
brewery, Aurora, Indiana, and Mr.. John
BorkaTt, foreman Of that great enter
prise, are visiting Mr.. c. Quentel, Of this
CITY. These gentlemen deal extensively
with Mr.. Quentel, who is noted for his
enterprise and activity in business.
MR.. WIN. NJ. RIGGS and Miss Ella V.
Crawlev, Of Sardis, Mississippi, were
married in that city last Tuesday. Mr..
Piggs is s well-knOwn composition, and
to him and his fair bride we join in the
none OF numerous friends that the future
may be one Ofcl0udless joy and unsullied
happiness.
COLONEL M'CLURE, Of Sherman,
Texas, who has been visiting this city,
leaves for home to-day. he Is engaged
in the commission business at Sherman,
and is interested in the establishment of
a fast freight through line from Texas to
the east, an enterprise which, II success
full. would prove advantageous to Mem
Dbis. He expects his town TO handle
between forty and fifty thousand bales
Of cotton next season, and is quite hope
frI OF the freight line being established.
TIE New Orleans Bulletin of Sunday
saws: at gives US pain TO record the death
ofMrs. Polk, widow Of the late Right
Reverend Leonidss Polk, for many years
the Episcopal bishop Of Louisiana. The
deceased was lady of rare mental cult
ure. OF great force OF character and re-
fiuemeut Of feeling. Though remRrk'
ably modest and unpretending, there
was no lady who surpassed ner 10 IN
telIieeuce. cultivation and those quail
ties of head and heart that go to form
fine character Of q perfect woman. Her
noble husband fully realized her worth,
and always paid the highest respect to
Nor Judgment and attainments. The
ioss OF Mrs Polk will be severely felt in
ebis CITY, where she was universally be-
loved and respected. Society has lost
a most valued member, and her children
a most devoted parent. The family
have our sincere ard heartfelt symps-
fhies in their bereavement. The funeral
agilI take place at Christ church, Canal
street Monday morning atten o'cl Ock."
EDITORS APPEAL-The medical pro.
feszion are accustomed to render to min
listers Of the gospel, whose whole time Is
Given 10 the ministry, cheerful and gTs-
fUitous services which demand public
nd grateful recognition. desire, at
a., time, aud in this way, to express
~ - hanks to nay family physician, DR..
w p Hodges, for his patient, delicate,
,,nrer, 'tting and very skillfui treatment
Inv ;, ID, during the last year, IN his
y,ary cri I cal condition, and long pros
,rsiion a'om a gun-shOt wound. DIR.
godges,s treatment was not only satis-
FactoTy bu remarkably skilliul and sue
l.ssf,IT 7 4 lso acknowledge my Obliga-
tions tn othel physicians for kindnesses,
- - svnras, lions OF so much interest
i, nv uonis cas,N, and especially to DR..
" Is Rogers. who first reached him
,.fta- The w0uud, nd who made several
-,isits afteTwaYd in consultation with DR..
4o9ges. Ministers know better than
others the very large amount OF purely
beneyoIent services rendered TO the COM
muuitv bv the medical profession, and
should honor them accordingly
S. LANDRUM,
THEPerry (Ga) Home Journal OF the
,ygvpntrenth has an interesting descflp,
fio1 of the golden wedding OF General
and Mrs. Eli Warren, parents OF Mrs.
svIvguCs Laudrum, the es'imabie wife
~ DIR. I.aHdrum, pastor Of the Central
Rantigf church in this city. The Home
To,frnal SAYS: Perhaps the largest
and most pleasant reception thst has
ever been given in Perry was the hfueth
anniversary Of the marriage OF General
and Mrs. Eli Warren last "Wednesday.
THE long and useful life OF this couple,
.ygr actuated by noble impulses, mas
,ro,;pbt them an exceptionally large
ciycJe OF ardent friendsi and kind Provl-
Jsnc.s has blessed them with children
- grandchildren, Of whom they may
insfIy be proud. The guests began TO
Ali At shree o'clock, and before the
ebR5ows Ct night bad their sable cur
.li,,s Frawu several hundred had ten
Ea-sd 800 fbeir CONCENTRATIONS. At i've
o'cIock Judge 4. D. Killen, next IN So
-icTifv C Of the Perry bar, heading the
EaIsgstiou arrived, and in a neat, sp-
IToI2iate and tastetnlly brief address,
PPrc5anted the general with beautiful
and heavy gold-headed cane IN token ol
he honor and esteem In which ne Is
held by them"