Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
PERSONAL.

TEE following names appeared on the
registry OF the cotton exchange yester-
day: T. NJ. Bingham, Chicago; T. A,
Williams, OsceOls; II. s. Murrey, Chi
cago; J. E. Wood, Forrest City; A. A.
Clark, Brownsville; E. A. Collins, Mi
Ian, Tennessee; S s. Brown, Pittsburg.
MRS. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, the
venerable widow of the illustrOus theo-
Logan and refOrmer, in letter to Rev.
David Walk, thus speaks of some local
events, which will be of interest to
many of our readers: "My great object
In trying to pen to you few hasty lines
lie to express to you my great admira-
ton Of Ex-Governor Vsnce's address in
your city upon The Jews' It was
only q SYNOPSIS which read, but read
1t with Zest, and only lamented that l
had not been present and heard the
whole. 1t ought to be published the
length and breadth of the land. 1t will
do more to root out, and upturn the in
fidelity now so prevalent, than any 9TH
er address / have ever heard. l have
also read in your good Memphis paper
the APPEAL-Rev. Mr.. Boggs on
Thanksgiving day. 1t, too, was excel
lent. l greatly desire to have copies Of
them both, IL it would not be troubling
you too much 10 procure them for me. /
am anxious to have them to send to q
friend of mine" In the same letter the
remarkable lady says. ~ am now in
my seventy-foUrth year, since Novem-
Der the twelfth. Three score and ten
years is the allotted time; other days are
labor and SORROW"
CAPTAIN CHARLES II. COLLIER was
last night married to Miss Evelyn Bel
cher. The ceremony took place at Cal
vary church at eight O'Clock, Rev.
DR.. White, the venerable rector,
officiating. A very large COM
pany Of the friends of the bride and
groom were present, and much interest
was manifested, although the cereno-
MES were unaccompanied by any of the
meretricious aids which with so many
are thought TO lend ecldt to the most
serious step in life. The handsome
couple went unattended to the altar.
The bride, her conceded beauty hight
ened by the pleasurable excitement in
separable from so interesting an event,
leaning upon the arm of her brother,
Captain Belcher, followed by her mother
leaning upon the arm Of the groom, Cap.
tain Collier, moved up the left-hsnd
aisle to the altar, arrived st which the
beautiful service of the Episcopal
church, pronounced by DR.. White, in a
few moments made them man and wife.
Having received the congratulations Of
the minister, they left the church by
the Tight-hand aisle, Immediately fol-
lowed by Mrs. Belcher and her son. To
the happy couple who have already re-
ceived the congratulations Of their host
OF friends, we heartily tender ours.
Worthily mated, they cannot fsil to
TO find the happiness which waits upon
those who in q determination after con-
formity OF life and views, enter upon the
''holy estate" may they live long
and prosper"
CoLLIERvILLEw was, Wednesday morn
ing, thes Gene OF excitement, occasioned
by the nuptials of cur fellow citizen,
Colonel s. D. Mangum and Miss Katie
the gifted and accomplished
daughter of Colonel J. +. Cranberry,
one Of Fisherville's most highly es.
teemed citizens. The day being rather
nclemeut and sll earth tipged with the |
color of the Alps, accompanied with the |
chilling winds OF the north, did not de- |
er but only stimulated the d3shing |
colonel to press onward to secure the |
golden prize which was destined TO be /
captured, and at the hour OF ni2e O'Clock |
being perfected-the
room expectsut, accompanied by the
Glowing chivalrous knights: Messrs.
r F. G. Moss, J. ". Houston, g. +.