Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-17
PATCHWORK.

He coBId't rise up!
/ BW-Ct DiclS for Ohio love feasts.
Plymouth church also has "a new
/ departure
The narTOW-gauCe dress will cause
| many q train TO run az SOW speed.
Murphysbo-o, Illinois, used effective
srgumtnss. 1y knocking each other
down, t. illustrate their honest dew. ton
! 10 female clients.
The Nsshvi, lie american believes there
vas ice formed in his city Tuesday
! last. 5 there wac, il saloons, where
! the idea must have originated.
Senator J. L. AicOrn who has such a
delicacy in appearing in public journals
has cOUtribUt ed = large account of him
self aud the Fria Point war TO the New
York Tribune.
The New Orleans papers are making
fuss about the levees. They ought to
hold a ieUee or two just for the fun Of the
thing, and then they could appreciate
the magnitude of the job.
Nashville american: Light is being
shei, in q legal way, on the Illinois ku-
klux deviltry.n Some light of legal
nature is sadly needed 10 order to reveal
the r 4dicsl kukluvOsites in Mississippi
The City OF Berlin, Of the Inman line,
reached Queenstown at ten minutes past
five o'clock on the morning of October
10th, having made the voyage from New
York in seven days, fifteen hours, forty
eight minutes. This is the fastest pas
sage ever made across the Atlantic
ocean.
The Denver Tribune poet gives the
following DAD to OrtItn2: l would not
dy in Drum, with peaches fit for
eatin', when the wavy kOIn is gettin
wripe, & the candidates are treatin;'
when ssssidge-meat is phTyin', and
hickory-nuts is thick, Ow, who would
think Of dyin' Or even getting sick?
The New York Tribune says: "There
is very solemn silence in nearly all of
the admins tTation journals shout the
revelations in the CieWs bankruptcy
case The appearance of Judge Dent rs
q silent partner, and the mystery hang
ing over James Van Buren, are too
much for the average OTg9Dist. He
looks and looks and fluids his feelings
too deep FIR utterauce." And still more
silence when the augean stables at
WsshiT gtOu with Giant ana the Ct ler
political oxen are c.e ired out.
The cd mansion Ga the Jersey ccass
within sight OF Sandy Hook, known at
the Water Witch house, was destroyed
by fire last Sunday. With this house
are associated many Interesting histOri-
cal "reminiscences, some of which are
| mentioned in Fenimore COOpeF's novel
Of the Water Witch. The site was orig
inalIy purchased by HaTtshOTn from
the lndiaus many years sfterward to be
lOld to Nimrod Woodward. Subse
quently the house came into posss
| Of all Old bachelor named Stewart, who
| iGng lived there in utter seclusiOn.
New York Times: "The great pauOr-
anna OF the siege of Paris, recently
painted in France, has arrived in this
country and is to be exhibited in the Go.
Iosseum in Broadway. Thirty artists
were occupied for months on this mon
stcr picture. 1t is said TO surpJsi in
beauty and interest its fsr-fsmed protO-
type now on exhibition in Paris. IFS Ill
Innate destination is Philadelphia,
where it will be exhibited during the
Centennial" The magnitude Of this
picture reminds US Of the Dutch fiddle
which required twerty-one horses to
draw the bow across the strings. The
sounds lasted seven days.