Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-17
PERSONAL.

No complimentaries received at the rinl
tonight. "Three package" tickets good fo
| one admission.
CAPTAIN j. HARVEY MATHEs, editor O.
the Ledger, leaves on the steamer James W
| Gaff this afternoon, en- route for Europe anC
| the French exposition.
VICTOR D. Fuchs, 80 and Al Jefferson
street, received a choice lot of fresh pompano
red snappers and Reelfoot lake perch, by ex
press, last night. For sale low.
EXAMINE our stock of ladies front and side
lace shoes for 81 so; mems congress, 81 rs
| good Newport ties, 81; ladies' slippers, Soc
at Voegeli & Co.. corner Union and Main.
DIR. ARTHUR WHITE will leave this even.
ing on the steamer ]. w. Calf for his home
! IN Danville, Kentucky, to remain until the
opening of our new medical college next fall
| when he will return to finish his professional
studies.
CHARLES d. JAMESON, Bangor, Maine
w. P. hale, Arkansas; B. D. Williams, Lit,
tie Rock; Major S. w. Malone, Mason; w
T. Bayne, Mississippi; and Hon. Holmes
Cummins, Covington, were visitors at the
cotton exchange yesterday.
IN another column appears the ADVERTISE
ment of Bailey Springs, which are situated
near Florence, Alabama. These springs are
well-known to the readers of the APPEAL,
health-giving properties, but the place is
noted as a resort for amusement seekers.
Those desiring to know all concerning the
springs can be so Informed by addressing
Ellis & Co, Bailey Springs, Lauderdale
county, Alabama.
Mr.. ORvILLE YERGER is a candidate for
judge of the criminal court, subject to the action
of the Democratic convention. Mr.. Yerger
is lawyer of acknowledged ability, a jurist
Of N-OfO n OF Re 10 hnc 4,.4
ly acted as special judge in both criminal and
civil cases, and always exhibited degree of
intelligence and comprehension of the law
that justify the reputation which he has
earned by an assiduous study and devotion to
the principles and practice of his profession.
Should he receive the nomination of the
Democratic convention, he will be elected
and will wear the ermine In manner worthy
of the high position.
REV. DR.. CARMICHAEL, formerly rector of
Grace Episcopal church, has been invited to
Cincinnati, 10 preach at the Episcopal church
in that city, the rectorshlp of which was re-
Gently made vacant by the withdrawal of
Rev. DIR. P. B. Morgan, who went to Chicago
to take charge of the Reformed Episcopal
church OF that city. 1t is among the proba-
bilitles that DIR. Carmichael will be invited to
take charge of the Cincinnati church. He Is
a christian gentleman of unquestlonable abil-
ity, one who would do honor to any church in
the land. Memphis would regret to loose
him, his charities and influence being duly
recognized by the public.
SAYS Grenada, Mississippi, resident, in
letter addressed to Mr.. Prosser, the we'll
known temperance lecturer: "We of Grenada
will ever take lively interest in the success
of him who, under God, did mighty work for
the uplifting of our people. We feel, sir,
that we stand on a higher plane of moral
being since you came among US. May the
richest benedictions of our God rest upon you
is the fervent prayer of your many friends
and well-wishers here. We are trying to
keep up our temperance meetings, but have
met with only partial success. We very much
need some inspiring genius, such, for in
stance, as the irrepressible Prosser'
IT Is with the greatest pleasure that we
record the marriage of Mr.. Julius a. Pollock,
an old and timehonored citizen of Memphis.
We say old citizen, because he has been on
the Bluff since the early days of his childhood
He was married yesterday, at Jacksonville,
Indiana, to Miss Louisa Munich, of that city.
The fair bride is the sister Of Captain George
Munich, of Our midst, who was a gallant SOL
der of the south in her darkest time of trou-
BILE. To the newly-wedded couple our kind
est wishes are rendered, and we trust that
their lives may be so harmoniously and beau
tifully blended, that when they shall descend
together the path reserved for good old age
they may truly point TO the star in which 10
pass their eternity ''where love shall become
immortal"