Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-07
PERSONAL.

GENERAL J. e. PEMBERToN, OF Viz
zinla, is at the Peabody.
Ex-GovERNoR FEB. VANCE, ofNorth
Carolina leaves for home tomorrow.
MANAGER JOE BROOKS, OF the Mem
phis Theater, leaves to-day for a short Visit
10 Little Rock.
DR.. LEWIS HARRISON, the Poplar
street druggist, succeeds the firm OF L. HsrTi-
sou & Co., at the corner of carroll avenue.
RIGHT Rev. BISHOP ELDER, OF Mis-
sissippi, viii preach at 81. PatricBs church
this morning. He will also lecture there To-
night.
Hon BEVERLY TUCKER aud daugh-
ter, who have been spending a few days in
this city, leave for their home In Virginia To-
morrow.
ALL his many friends in Memphis
ertson is doing well in Chicago, and as here, Is
there the center OF society.
THE following visitors are at the Pea
body: Senores Jose Baro, Joaquin Cara, and
Carlos Rivas, OF Havana senior J. NJ; Ceoallos
and Senorita j. NJ. Ceballos, OF New York.
The many friends OF Mr.. r. L. Coch.
ran and his charming bride, Will be pleased
10 learn that they returned yesterday, after a
pleasant trip through the western cities.
THE Dyersburg Progress, OF the fourth
instant, mentions the arrival of Mr. Houston
L. Force, the excellent representative OF the
WE'LL known house Of Brown & Norton, OF this
city.
MR.. A. SEEssEL, after q pleasant So
iourn or a month in the east, has returned
home. His many friends are glad 70 zee MN nm
in the enjoyment OF excellent health and
wonted spirits.
LIEUTENANT NOBLE, OF the United
States army, whose command is stationed at
Star barracks, Humboldt, is in the city.
Lieutenant Noble always finds welcome IN
Memphis.
MR.. H. B. DAILY, Of the firm Of
DAILY, Henroten & Co, OF Chicago, is in the
| CITY. Mr. DAILY believes in Memphis, and is
anxious for more intimate union between
| her and the New York OF the west.
Mr. LEWIS p MYERS, of the Hum.
boldt Herald is in the city. The Herald is an
enterprising journal, which has done and is
doing much for Memphis and her numerical
| Interests. We bespeak for The Herald a liberal
patronage from the business men Of Memphis.
Mr.. ELCARE WEST, of the Helena
| (Ark1 daily and weekly Mail, is In the
| city. The Mali one of the best OF our Ar
| Eansss EXCHANGES, and is most excellent
| medium of advertising, winch we can
| recommend to cur merchants.
THE Memphis cotton and wool man.
! ufacturing company yesterday held an cleo
| tIon of officers, with the following result: +.
| II, Milburn, president; L. Ulquhart, vice
president; John F. Collins, superin tendent
John ID. Milburn, treasurer; William Motat,
! secretary.
COLONEL VAN II. MANNING, promi-
nent lawyer and a most hoSpltsble citizen OF
| dolly Springs, is in the city. Colonel Man
ming, who is a brilliant orator and an excel
| lent gentleman, did excellent service in be
| half Of the Democratic cause during the re-
| cent campaign. No man in Mississippi de-
| serves more credit for effective work.
THE Little Rock Gazette says: 1--WE
| have heretofore mentioned the recent action
| at Memphis, which resulted in calling a con-
| yention to meet in that city on the nine
| teenth instant, relative to the location and
| construction of the Texas and Pacific rail-
| road and other matters. In accordance with
| the request of the Memphis chamber of com
| merce, through the chairman OF It's commit
| tee, f. S. Davis, Governor Garland, on the
third instant, appointed the following gem
| tlemen to represent Arkansas at the conYen-
| ton, viz: John D. Adams, OF Little Rock
Tyra Hill, of Camden; A. Carrigan, OF
| Washington; J. T. TreZevant, OF Augusta; u
l.. Bel, of Pine Bluff; W. X. Burke, OF
| Helena; Charles Coffin, OF Walnut Ridge; b,
| T. Embry of Atkins, and John Carroll, OF
Fort SniJh 1t is earnestly To be hoped that
the gentlemen named will attend and give
full expression to the earnest feeling Of deep
interest which the State of Arkanses and
every locality in it has in the great enter
prise"