Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

Haywood county have come tn patio.
ipate In the MsIdi. GIas festivities.
Nh. SAMUEL RExINGEB, postmaster
at ClarksvIlIe, arrived yesterday, AID Il
indulging In Mardi Qras.
Mr. JOHN B. FAxoE. OF GAINESVILLE,
is in the city, aud having unboupded
enj lyment among his MaTci-Ghs
friends.
AMONG the Nashville visitors here
are Mr. Adolph N.lsoD, Colonel VIII
loUghby Williams aud Colonel George
F. Akers
De. MATHFs, editor Of the Browns
Vile States, is among the Mardi, Gras
visitors in the city, and Will remain sev-
eIal days among his triends.
MR JOHN &. ELDER, a prominent
young merchant Of Clarksville, and
Colonel Ed. NJ. Russell, Q vell-known
ciiiz,n Of Paris, are in the city.
J w Couch, ESQ, Of the firm OF
Becton & Couch, attorneys, and 8. J.
Pollock, Esq, lately the popular at.
tdche of the firm Of D. Clarke & &C., are
In the city.
AMONG our visitors from Bolivar We
were pleased to meet, yesterday, Mr..
ShuCs SJilAbSi
Gs-rgs Overs, Richard N CLARITY and
James Fsntress, il.
The Miller of "ths Haunted Mil" Of
Mem phis, Is. IN the city again, not~itb-
standing the reports to the effect that he
had met with violent death at the hands
of brigands in Texas.
Mr.. n. w. ROBERTS, deputy circuit
court clerk Of Rsudo'ph county, Illinois.
called on US yesterday. lie is an old
typo and Ia visiting Memphis 10 enjoy
our MS,dl- 0rss festival.
NIB. CHARLES L. SPENCER, Of the
Valley Clarion, Chester, lllinOis, is In
the city. Mr.. Spencer was formerly 8
citizen Of Memphis and has many
f-'eods here who will be glad to meet
him.
MAJOR WILLo HAYWOOD, OF the
Bro wnsville Democrat, Is enjoying the
Msrdi Gras festivities. He Is in good
health and excellent spirits, and is re-
ceivirg the attentions OF his numerous
Memphis friends.
The following we'll known oitizsns Of
Humboldt are among the visitors to
Mardi. Gr&s: Wills Williams, editor
Herald; Lieutenant @. II. Noble and
DR.. Weyrick, of the United States army;
Mr.. @. Y. Bumpass, Mr.. Sharp Lam
nom, MIR. ]. P. Johnson, L. G. Sharp
and Colonel Joe n. Lannom.
AMONG the very many prominent
gentlemen who are pow visiting our
city TO attend Mardl.Grss, we fiDd Col
onel Marcus L. Ball, OF Pine Bluff, Ar
kansas. Colonel Bell, we notice, has
been spoken Of for the next governor Of
that Stste, and the Press of his city hiss
openly declared for him. A genial, cour-
teOus, intelligent gentleman is Colonel
Bell, and Arkansas might be well proud
of so good a chief executive.
On yesterday Mr.. and MEs. Charles
HeIzog returned from their bridal tour,
and are stopping at their newly f1tted-up
home on Poplar street. hrs. Herzog,
lately from New York, viii find Mem
phis, IL not q New York In sizs, splendor
and attraction, q home in which soc;a.
Oility, culture and refinement is metro
| politan-like fosteFed. We are glad to
see the Mr.. and Mira. Herzog home sgsir.
The happy couple wers serenaded last
night by full bsnd, which played sp-
prcpriste selections from Strauss, Freis-
ing and Reisberger.
MARDI GRAs brought crowd Of viz
| itors to the cotton exchange yesterday !;
including Rose Smith, Chattanooga,
Captain r. L. Parker, Chicago; +. II.
SandermaD, J. D. Chadwick, ]. W.
Scruggs, g. P. Lsndman, sll OF Hunts,
vile, Ala ; d. T. Lewis, Brownsville
Tenn; ]. NJ. Lewis, w. V. Chards,
voyne, A, D. 5immens, w. s. Puryear.
CORTLAND, Als.; D. Bell, M'KeDz'e; j.
solomon and J. M. Lsrmsn, Bella De,
DO, Tenn. VIM Ogden and Ex. Norton.
New York; G. P. Oakley, MarFhAlI
Eek; John e. Mallory, Virginia; G. I,
Barton, Alabama; L. M. CarriDgton.
OeceoIs; B. Collins, Collins, Ark; w,
H. Drsna, Cisrkesvillc, w. A. Marion
Lsconia, ARR J. GIesnwald, Como; j.
D. LouDsbury, Lee county, Ark; J P
Ogden, Knoxville; A. M, Nelson, Muir,
freesboro; John 6. Hopkins, Evansville.
Ind; B Altheimer, ST. Louis; R. Whit,
6eld, South Bend, Ark; ]. c. Woo ten
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