Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-07
The Chickasaw Guards.
Next Thursday night the Chick asa

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Saratoga WaltzeS, Long Branch German, Rei0
York Hops, ana Philadelphia PduSeS, in ad-
vance; the rest will arrive with the professor.
The Chickasaw Guards.
Next Thursday night the ChicBasaw
Guards will be presented with handsome
Memphis. The presentation will take place
in the Exposition hail, and after the cere-
mony the guards and their invited friends
will enjoy a hop at the new armOry on Adams
street. The Chickasaw guards do credit alike
10 Memphis and Tennessee, and in receiving
this flag as a testimonial OF the esteem in
by the young ladies of the city, they Will also
receive the renewed wishes OF the best of our
citizens The ball at the armory will be given
in honor of the donors of the flag.
HaverIy's Ministries.
Last night HaVerly's minstrels closed
their eli gagement at the Memphis TheateT 10
a god Saturday-nights audience, During
their engagement here they have afforded our
citizens excellent entertainments. The roper
toire Of the troupe comprises great deal that
is excellent and with such artists as Barlow,
Wilson, Primrose, West, French, FJilimaD,
and others, they will have career OF brilliant
prosperity Some features in the programmes
as presented here are rather tiresome and not
new, but the essential parts of each entertain
ment are anything but TechauGe. The circus
scene is both rich in humor and in seillGeht in
burIesoue, equally as mgsing and far more
sensible and acceptable than the HocA gan
Guards, which at OrsJ is but ap imprcvised
caTlcature on the -huLtgth OUdTuS as present.
&c by Baker and Farron. The JOnah-whale
story is admirable, and we hope Mr.. Barlow
will not let any change of programme suhSt,-
tute in its stead Mary's little lamb or etaer less
attractive HIOTcedu,s Mr, French with his SauiC
is an especial feature OF no lite value to the
troupe MI hEiiimar, the basso, has won.
derfully powerful voice, which will be remem.
bered most spPreciatlyely by all
VINO once hear its tones. Considering the
duilness OF the times, Haverly's Ministries
have done cool business here; they certain
| ~ have given satisfaction. We hope TO hear
| OF their kind reception and liberal patronage
| throughout Texas and the south. Mr.. VII
| son, tle double tam BOURNE lend man, 'ls one
OF the hsppiest we have ever seen, and is 70
the left what Barlow is TO the right OF this ar
raw of talented Ministries. We commend the
HaYeIly Ministries 10 the people OF the south,
| and feel satisfied that their entertainments
| viii always afford pleasure, mirth and Joy.
| John RobinsOn's Circus.
John Robinson, the great Snowman,
| bitches his field OF tents in our city November
| 18th, and remains three days This circus
| aQuarium and menagerie will attract thou.
| sands OF people, for In every feature OF his
| show John Robinson Will exceed the expecta
| tons OF the public and give an entertainment
| superior To any Of its character ever beheld in
| MeIaphi5 Our readers may rest assured tha
| a successful experience OF nfty years in tht
business has not Deen without its correspond
/ ing benefits and advantazes to Mr.. Robinson
in his conception, preparation and manage
| ment Of the largest, most varied and superior
circus now in the world. Possibly none of on
readers Will, for years after this, have chance
Z 10 se, sacl a grand, imposing exhibition a
VIII be given or that day by Robinson 5 grea
| this year, are said 10 battle description, and
| beWiiders an ordinary mind TO contempl az
the vast concern. Mr.. Robinson Is, no doubt
: the wealthiest Snowman in the world, aat