Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-18
PERSONAL.

u ~ FLORA SUGARMAN and Miss
iSojIv SO g.. let l2st week on visit "a
41oily cpfingss- S,laaSs --sil - sa-s, u.s,,sIc
- Mrs, 1. Q. Levy, af that city. d1rtfs
Their SCI jurn.
COLONEL J. ?. GENTRY, editor.ia.
chief Cf the Coliierville Herald, was in
the city Friday on business connected
with his paper, The Herald is a live
paper, and one If the attest conducted
journals ia the country.
TaB following names of visitors were
registered yesterday as the cotton ex.
ehange; J. 5. Walsh, Collins, Arkan-
nss; General r. ID. LiiIFy, Staunton,
Virginia; James S. Prestige, New Or
lesnsi Il. NJ. Mcclure and j. II. Alien,
PIummeF, Arkansas.
Mr.. II. G. NALL, tbs Lightning trsv.
,.ler for the popular hoUse OF Edmonds,
Pstusrew d Co, l1aves today for the
CentenDial and no.thern regions, TO be
absent six weeks. He viii re urn by
Way OF thu tobacco fields of Old Vir-
giGia, and expects TO be sble to lsv be.
fore his numerous frlends and custoners
upon his return the best "proposition'i
ever offered them ia fine brands Of 10.
bScco. t-r
We are plessed to learn that our tsl.
ented young friend L. T. Williams, OF
The Mem par bsr, Is candidate for the
posiuon OF district attorney of the Bart
lett cncuit coUrs. Mr.. WilIjsms con-
tTiOutSd some sa,uabie articles to the
press OF Mississippi during the recent
canvass, w'Aioh aided no little in the
nnal Overt ATow OF RadicslIsm. He is 9
young nan Of more than ordinary sbil.
ltY, + Eoible writer aud fiuentspesker.
be bsiOHgs TO that class Of young men
WIS should be encouraged Grenada
j.Js5atiRel.
AN interesting marriage occurred at
Iyneh5urg, Virginis, s few days since.
Mr.. J. HeUTy TowRsheDd, OF New York,
was married TO Miss Rosa Lewis, Of
LyncbOmg Immediately after the cere-
moLy the nsppy couple left for Wash
iPgtOn, the Centennial and New York,
accompanied by the well wishes OF q
troop of warm friends. Colonel Town.
sheud is a native Of Gsorgia, was a gsl-
is1t colder In tae Confederate army,
vTss several times FeVerely wounded,
ard Is now 2 prosperous business man
N New Ynk. Mics Lewis hes many
relatives ia Memphis, and, while So
iourning IN our midst, became q univer-
sal favorite with sll who made her &C
QIaintsrcs. She has the cordial cor.
gratulstions Of. her many Memphis
friends.
WE ind in cur exchanges very COM
plimentsry notices cf the address re-
Gently delivered a. ClaIksville, Tennes.
see, by Hon. j. w. Clspp, of this city,
70 tie literary society OF Stewart col
lege, cUrirg tie commencement eXer-
cises OF thst Institution. Among Others
We noe the following. From the To.
.bGccO Leaf Cialksville: "Our people
VII no. soon forget the rich repGst fur.
nisheo us by DR.. r L. DSbDey, Of Vir-
ginis; Judge J w. Ciapp, Memphis,
snd d.. b. NJ. Pslmsr, of New Orleans.
Few communities have 60 rare an en-
teTSainment on such occasions. Wednes-
dsy night Judge ]. ". Clapp, of Mem.
phis, addressed The societies ia an ad-
dress hich is pronounced by all who
heard it the most perfect and finished
address ever delivered in Cisrksviile "
From the ChriStiaa Observer, Louis
vile: ave would venture TO say thst
the notable address OF this interesting
occasion was that delivered on Wednes-
day evening, 10 he literary societies
jointly, by Judge J. w Clspp, Of Men,
phis, Tennessee. l. was, in a word, ad.
mirsbly adapted in every respect to the
occasion, snd was listened 70 with pro-
found attention and Interest by the large
ard brilliant sembly present. This
excellent address viii be published, aud
copies can be Obtained from the presi-
d mt Of ihe college" From the Courier
Journal, Louisville: "Judgs J. w.
OlpP, OF Memphis, delivered ms sd
dreis before the literary societies last
night, when be had as an attentive su.
diepce ell Of the besuty and fashion oi
Clarssville. His address was both eIo-
quent and classical and as an exhibition
OF intellectual power, raj ks high among
the productions Of its kin6.n