Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-01
PERSONAL.

DR. a. 3. SHELBY, Of Huntsville,
Alabsms, is in the city, CUES. Of the
Peabody.
COLONEL HAL ROGERS, merchant OF
Mariana, Ara ansas, is In the city, 81"
joyiDg the festivsl.
GENERAL \. l.. ANDERSON, q promi-
neut citizen Of Cincinnati, and a most
excellent gentleman, is in the city.
NIB. JOHN G. WILSON, editor ard
publisher OF the Courier, Hickman,
Kentucky, is In tie city, enjoying Mar
I'll Grss.
AMONG the visitors in the city are
Messrs g. w. Brown, Of the Gallatin
Examiner, and Colonel B. F. Jones, Of
the WinOna Miss. Adudace.
BOLIVAR was repres entAd yesterday
by Messrs. J. Z. p. Cliff, w. T. Andex-
son, Horscs Polk, John Polk, George
Adams, and msny other Of her Iromi-
nent citizens.
TRE Miller Of "the Haunted Mil" of
Memphis, is In the city again, DOtwith-
standing the repOr's to the { IF 7ct Il at he
had met with violent death at the hands
Of brieauds in Texas.
Mr. GILBERT KNAPP, Of Little Rock,
Arkansas, is ia the city, and we hope
will deliver bis lecture on Tobacco and
its Train" which in Little Rock was SO
generally commended.
MRS. JAMES K. JgPFRIEs, daughter
Of one of our oi-diUGnt editors-J. Wat
Smiths on a visit to the CITY. The
lady, with a number of other excursion
lists, halls from Coshoms county.
Z. RoLaER, Of the Southern express
company, WAS conspicuous on the streets
vest. risy with his motto, Join the
whisky ring; there's millions 10 1t.
Going west TO grow up With the ooun-
try"
A. A. PATTON, ESQ the we'll known
Itton buyer, is In the city, having with
MIN his family, who desire to take back
with them to Europe impressions de.
rived from the sight OF southern Mar
ui-Gras.
P H. DUFFY, an active member Of
No 8 fire company, was united In mar
riags with Mics Bridse Roper Thuredsy
evening, at g.. BriJget's church, Father
RioIdon tfflciatiDg. Duffy is brave
sreman, and we will YOueh for bis
making good husband.
Hon. J. w. HOUSE, senator from
Viii and Faulkner counties, ArkaL-
sss; Dr.. M. M. MCGUIRE, Cf the Dards-
nellie Independent; A. G. Mathews, of
the Des Are Citizen, aud Jacob Frolicb,
OF the White River Journal, are In the
CITY, enjoying Mardi Grss.
AMONa the Hardeman county delsga-
ton We have met MIR. John Anderson,
WHO is accompanied by several young
ladies from Whiteville, smOIg them
Misses Rebeccs Franklin, Eettie Johu-
son aud Eva Waddell; also, Mr. c. A.
Duncan and lady, and Messrs, w. s.
Nelly and T. Allen, from Whitsvilie,
THE COTTON EXCHANGE was again
throDged with visitors yesterday, among
them were n A. Anderson, Cincinnatt;
Lieutenant w. T. TbRsh, Alabama; J.
]. Harris, ClarksvilIe, Tennessee; ID. 4.
Meyer, CsntOn, Mississippi; G. HUra,
Wittsburg; s. d. Thomas, Shelby De-
pot; J. D. Cheair', Watson, Arkansas;
T. Oven ard A. b. Thompson, Chicago;
A. g. M'Ewen, New York; A. V. Brum,
Indiana; J. II. Cant, Helena; J. W. A
Jones, Mason; Captain George Mason,
Athens, Alabama; John Bergman, sun
ny Side, Arkansas; J. J. Sherod, Gov.
ing on; n. Cony, RusselvilIe, Ken.
lucky; Nj, Bickel, Philadelphia; John
b. johnson, Holly Springs; NJ. &. Will
son, st. Louis; P. X, Henry, Henrico,
Are ausas.
IT is with pleasure, says the Paducah
Daily Net0s, that We announce the mar
Iiage Of Captain George 0. Hart and
Mics Maria F., daughter of Captain J.
+. Harris, all of this city. The Rev.
Dr.. J. T. HeDdrick performed The cere-
mony st he residence Of the BRIDES
father LAST evening Monday, February
2lst, Ia the preaence of the relations of
the family al d few init nate friends.
Toe interesting event that We are now
so happy to chronicle has not taken us
by surprise. but the ftiends of the gallant
bridegroom and the accomplished bride
are none the less pleased on that 60.
count. We congratulate Captain George
on his most most excellent good fortune
10 securing companion for life, to d..
vide his sorrows and double his lows.
We cOngr talste the fair young gentle
woman, who is known and praised for
her many virtues aod excellencies of
head and hasrt, that she has secured
husband worthy Of her love and COZ Fl
dence. The happy pair commence mar.
ried life under the most favorable |
auspices- The sun sAiueB brightly TO-
day, the anniversary of the birth of him |
VINO was " first In war, first in peace
and first in the hearts Of HE country |
men May the future days of the wed. |
ded Harris be as bright, useful and b su-
tilul as those Of George and Martha |
And whsD, at the close !
Of their Den' fl cent existenoes, they are |
from the duties of this world !
to the reward Of the good, the pure and |
The faithful, may they not forget that |
their example OF copjugal felicity shall
-3main as perpetual blessing upon ali |
who may come aftsr them.
Two HIS with but single Hart;
Two Harris that beat as one.