Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19
PERSONAL

A. NJ. LAMBETH, ESQ Of Middleton,
Tennessee, Is stopping at the European.
W. B. AND e. Z. BLAIsDELL, ad-
vance agents OF the peak Family"
have arrived in the city.
Miss MINNIE V. FORD, OF this city,
returned from Jackson, Tennessee, FIJI.
day, seventeenth instant.
JUDGE ISAAC LAEMON, of UlirOis,
late OF DIN, in this State, died at his
residence on the thirteenth instant,
Mr.. L B. ADAMS, of the firm Of Ad-
ans, Wellons &.CO., Of Bolivar, was in
the city yesterday, on business connect
ed with his house.
Mr. KAHN, of the popular firm of
Kahn & Freiberg, the dry goods princes
Of North Memphis, departs to-day for
New York. Our citizens may soon eX-
pect large and varied stock Of cheap
goods.
Mr.. A. E. SHoLEs leaves to-day for
Little Rock, Arkansas, there to superin-
tend the publication Of DiTectO1y, after
tbs style OF that published here by Boyle
& Chapman, and which he supeTintend-
ed with 50 much care. We commend
him to the press.
TIE register at the cotton exchange,
yesterday, received the following names
OF visitors: VIM. n. Low, Chicago; w.
J. ROBSON, New Orleans; F. NJ. Duke
and NJ. I. Robinson, GWinn's Station,
Mississippi; Robert E Steyer, Moscow;
r NJ. C3user and j. G. Hudson, S0mer-
vile.
Hon. L.. @ G. LAMAR is at his home
in Oxford. We Join the Jackson Clarion
in hoping, for his own sake, and the
sake Of Mississippi, the south and the
entire country, which can i'll spare,
even for single day the services of such
patriot and ststesmsn as Lamar, we
may shortly be able to record his entire
restoration to health.
DR.. J, BERNIER LINDsLEY writes to
Ex-senator BTOWnlOw to say that, "after
much effJrt, Superintendent TrOasdale
has succeeded III getting material for
representing educational Tennessee in
the Centennial. This material, how
ever, will remain 10 Nashville, unless
funds are raised to meet the expenses Of
exhibition, etc. In this emergency, the
friends OF public schools have uTgf rim
to undertake lecture tour through our
cities, 90 IS to raise the amount needed
in email sums from the multitude.
Through Mr.. Staub's libeI atty, he will
make the beginning in Knoxville about
the tWenty-third or twenty fourth Of
thismonth. The admi,tsncs will be on.
~ twenty-five cents. As founder 0! the
Tennessee Teachers association, we do
hope that you will use your great iLfiu-
eucs to make the Knoxville effort sue
cess. This will help US much ia Chat
tAnooga, Memphis, ETC., and finally in
Nashville"
THE Helena World Ct the sixteenth
has the following: D.. Samfield, the
eminent Jewish divine, delivered a
most intellectual and impressive lee uJs
at ths Methodist church last evening.
Owing to the great fall OF rain the a
tendance YVES not as large as would have
been under more favorable circgm-
stances, yet the audience, II not great in
numbers, was high Up IL point Of intel
ligence and appreciation, and the sub
jscf, TIE Religion OF Manho0d, or the
Manhood Of Religion" did not fail 10
make q lasting impression in every di-
Tection. The doctor is one CT the mos.
accomplished Of gentlemen, aud 8
scholar OF rare aLtainments. Broad and
liberal in his views, he no more adheTes
10 tr hC[OXy than We would to the
things which 10 our belief are deemed
nsrr0w end contracted. We trust that
his presence in Helena the next visit
will be attended by weather more favor
able than the present, Tor many missed
the trast OF last evening on account Of
the rain coming down in torrents.
While here, the doctor was the CUES: Of
Messrs. Isaac Ebrman, H. Fink and d.
Trieber.
WE TAKE pleasure In directing the
attention Of our readers to the ADVERTISE |
ment in another column OF our friend, I
TheO. H0erleT, announcing the fact /
that be has associated himself In BUSH |
less with Mr. Julius FAhlen, OF Balti. /
more, and that the name OF the firm /
will heuceforth be Thee. Hoerner & Co.,