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Democratic Nominations for
Council.

HHsr WARD.
Hrd BrsneA-william p. Wilson.
Sseond BrdneA-John Hughes, Thornas Wheel
.r Frannis A. Ebert and Thomas I. Cocayns
sIcoSD WARD.
Ff,a Bre,eA-Peter T. linn.
Seond BraneA-T. p Shallcross and Simon
Keim.
THIRD WARD. ..
Hrrt BrGnek-G. W. Fransheim-
ceennd Bruneh-S. Brady, j. Q. Aeheson, Z,
W Brockunier. John Nolan
PorrRru WARD.
yy,st Brsneh-J. NJ. Ewing.
Sseosd BrdncA-John Hamilton, James X
Aeker William W. Miller. John Amick and
(Seorgs r Tngle-
vIYrB WARD.
Nrst Brsach-Andrew Wilson.
Gesnd BraneA-B. NJ. Eof, S. M Darfah
James G. Whyte and John Vockler
NIIH wARD.
H,,, Brsnek-Samuel j. Alexander.
s.esr,< Braneh-Lewis Yuncks. j. d. Ciars
and BsrRrd Stanley.
SEVENTH WARD,
yy,ss Brsneh-Jacob Berger.
S<eend Braneh-J. b. Sheppard.
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HIxEy coyAST.
SPRIGG HOUSE, ~
WHEELING. w. VA.

THIS House MAS BEEN ALTEn.
i ED and Dexly furnished throughout sDd is
now op-,n fot the rceeptisn Of gnest~.
EDWARDS 4 COxAyT,
ts PrsWistSu-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-23
"Wednesday Morning.. January 23.

Democratic City Ticket.
MAYOR
ANDREW J. SWEENEY.
CITY CLRRK,
o. =. REENEY.
CITY sBRGEANT.
JOuN sCARRROUGH.
TREASURER,
n. M,COY.
SUPERINTENDENT WATER WORKS.
JOHN w. CUMMINGS.
vHAKF MASTKR,
JOSEPH MANNBHS.
srRKRr COMMISSIONER,
STEPHEN CLARK.
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t So 'sHl Esh 8aE s1s9eTs
yFeiirs ht ~ IgIsts,',,fT t6tsfaoS
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pital for the insane at Weston.
The bill to amend the charter Of the
town of South Wheeling was taken up.
The committee to whom the bill was
referred, recommended that it lie
amended so as to insert after the words
ait shall be lawful for every white male
inhabitant at the age of twenty-one
years and upwards who shall be n clti-
zen of this State" the words entitled
to vote for members of the Legisla-
ture." - 81.
Mr.. FOREMAN moved to add the
words sandhave been registered in accor-
dance with law"
Mr.. FERGUSON was opposed to the
motion. He said no man was entitled
to vote for members of the Legislature
who had not been registered, and as
said persons were not citizens of the
State, Of course they could not vote in
any municipal election. He could see
no reason why the bill should, be made
to contain superfuous elauses. IS.
Mr.. WHEAT favored the amendment.
He wanted the laws Of the State en-
forced in Wheeling. If the words were
not inserted persons who were not reg
istered might be permitted to vote.
Mr.. FERGUSON said the amendment
was entirely unnecessary, as every nee
essary safeguard was already IN the bill.
He said the bill under consideration did
not apply to the city of Wheeling, but o
small Incorporation called SouthWheeling,
consequently the great election to come
off on Monaaynextwould not be affected
by the adoption of any amendment.
The Appearances were that We would be
badly beaten on Monday next at the
election in Wheeling, and nothing we
could do to this bill would affect the
result, as some members supposed.
J The amendment to the amendment
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

Alton, and many other boats that have
run agAfnst time, sud raced. did not ex-
psode, while slow and heavily ladea
beats, with oata light pressure Of steam.
have exploded. Its all sheer humbua'
~ tne aav2eates Of the lookup safety
valve swlndie are the very pffnees II
humbugs. When a man sets out h ar
Tighten the public let him state facts or
thet same public may vote him to Be a
fool, o. else q knave, who Is exceedingly
anxisus to put somebody else's money! in
his bEeeches. Let him, Ike an honest
man, II he be Ignorant, bold his peace.
II be il > practical, scientific engineer,
let him attribute those terrible expo
sions 70 chemical or other causes which
the skin Of man has not yet been able TO
control, and not In the official capacity
local inspector, use his petty influence
cast odi1m on hard working, honest
men. FvGINryR
HExPHIs, March Is. Ig-
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for it. All other banks are quiet al
q quotations F.: Bank Of Chatta.
nooga, Is; Bank Of West Tennessee.
30; Union Bank, 81; Planters' Bank, 81
Bank Of Memphis, par Bank Of Middle
Tennessee, 90 City Bank Of Nashville,
30 Merchants Bank, IS; Ocoee, 20
Bank Of Shelbyville, 50; Traders Bank,
par Southern, p.
Since the government offered to pay
express charges on 7-30 notes, sent to the
treasury for conversion. they have come
in at the rate Of $1,000, 600 to 5000, 900
per day.
One million and eight hundred thou
sand ounces OF gold were shipped from
Australia last year.
1t ia intimated that the annual reduc-
ton OF internal evepu under the tax
bill will be on clothing four millions /:
ten per cent. reduction to five per cent.
thirteen millions on tin ware, 5000, 600
sugar refDers, 5000. 900 advertisements,
S5e0,09O; castings, $500, 600 hollowware,
$4,000 naptha above T9degrees, $780,
600 salt, $50, 600 varnish, S200, 600
wagons, carts, drays, etc. $500, 900 hoop
skirts, $500, 600 exemptions OF $1,000.
six million and a half.
A very curious case has just been de-
cided in court at Dubuque. A Mrs.
Sarah Lee Porter had obtained against
that city Judgment and execution for
about 5000, and the execution was re-
turned mot satisfied" there being, il
seems, no money to meet the claim.
She petitioned the mayor and council Cor
the levy Of a special tax. as the law in
such case provided, but they found that
by law their legsl power TO levy had
already been exhausted, the charter fix
ing the maximum of taxation, and they
already having levied to the full amount
for other purposes. She therefore brought
suit against the mayor and couneilEnen
personally, and has recovered judgment
against them for the full amount The
decision appears to strictly accord with
the letter of the law, which requires
them to levy to satisfy any legal claim
or holds them personally responsible.
India has a national debt, >and a large
one too-its amount being set down for
1865 as S575, lis, 735, in gold. This does
not include SS0, 900, 900 capital stock Of
East India company, which is subject to
government redemption.
The condition of business in the coun- 4
try is exhibited by internal receipts, I
have fallen considerably below
half a million of dollars per day. They
reached but a trife over three hundred
thousand dollars on Saturday.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEA
AuasuHra March IL fEe7

OEEICE Oh HE OA4Al
MEHPHIs, March Is. 1867.
Money circles would doubtless have
been quite animated to-day had the
weather continued fair 81 that the cotton,
which has been IN store awaiting ship
ment, could have been moved, but the
change from sunshine 70 rain put e
check to business generally. Gold has
declined to $50 buying.
Silver remains about asNwe left il at
u last. Buying at % to &c. Selling
at 28c.
City scrip Is firm at nc buying. Sell
ing at 75c.
County warrants are lower, and not in
demand. Brokers buy at S5c, and sell at
IS to 90c.
Exchange is firm and in fair denand.
Buying at TO of, and selling at pre-
MUM.
The uncurrent money market rules
dull, with very few sales worthy Of men.
ton. We have not heard Of q tranae-
ton in Bank OF Tennessee since it de-
elined, and 25c is still the offering rate
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CoMEGERCTAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS. March Is, 1857, 5 pm. !

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS. March Is, 1857, 5 pm. !
General sass.-ss.
With a bright sun shining early in the
day, the prospect was very fair that
trade would open out briskly, and that
the dull times of the past two weeks
would be forgotten in the hustle and &C.
tivity Of a prosperous trade. These ex-
pectatiOns We're blasted by the equinoc
tial storms, bringing more rain, more
mud, more inactivity. Our dry goods
merchants were never better prepared to
supply every want OF the trade than at
present; while in boots, shoes, liquors,
elOthiEg, tobacco, hardware, agricultural
implements, and, 10 fact, every article
needed by the merchant or the planter.
The stocks are complete, and prices
lower than any city in the west.
CDTTON-The market was not as
active to-day as on Saturday, but there
vas a very fair inquiry for all grades at
our last quotations. Middling sold at IS
10 29c. Affair style Of that grade would
command the outside figure. Our fac
tors are very firm, and think that the
prospect for next years crop, which Is
certainly very poor along our water
courses, justify them in looking for g
large advance in the staple. There can
be no doubt that there is but very little
yet to come into market, and our stock
on hand is rapidly falling off.
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Wagon and Carriage Material.
'rreeted by woedhurn, smith & Co., No.
RIVER MATTERS.


On Sunday the day broke cold and
clear, with a bright sun shining all day.
Monday morning it was also~bright, but
two weeks longer. The sqainoctial
Business on the levee during the morn
ing was not very good Gil on was
being shipped up and down theriver, but
the rain pat a isveto'5 on further ship
ments, and as we have no congress to
pass It over the head Of thst weather
chap, rain has now become q law. The
upper rivers are all falling, as win be
seen BY reference to our dispatches.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

WINE, MORE WINE-Some persons
knowing that Nathan Bros. & Co., No.
go Second street, always keep a good
stock OF wine on hand, effected an en-
trance to their store, gaining access by
means of a back window, and carried off
some ten baskets Of the vinous fluid.
No trace OF the thieves as vet.
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CITY MATTERS.
Mississippi and Tcnnessee RaiIroaa.


The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any n any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January Slst,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsIIE,
Cashier and Manager.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

LAW CoURT.-The calling of the trial
docket was resumed yesterday. The
case Of Shultz vs.. Hughes is now on
trial. B. +. c. Brooks and A. Hitzfeld
were admitted as attorneys.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

EscAPED.-A greater portion Of the
chain gang was employed yesterday
morning cleaning the crossings and gut
tiers on Main, near Madison street, when
three Of the number, net liking the
work, "skedaddled.U They were pur-
sued but not captured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

TRIED TO SHOOT.-John Thompson,
who keeps the Basket saloon, was yes
terday arrested OF a warrant issued by
Justice Creighton, on the complaint Of
Seth w. Howell, charged with drawing
a pistol on the complainant. Thompson
gave bonds to appear, and viii be exam
ined this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

CRIMINAL COURT.-There was nothing
done in this court yesterday. The Grace
case was continued over until the next
term Of the court, by consent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

IL o1erinx CUR BITTER1 To le s1uthe4n
i Puol.c, We have no hezt1ucf liz aEfH9
their superiority over any 3Qrilen prosa7-
ton in our marketz- In therdxe=aE ~
are purely Southern compcu1cea 1la -
special sdapttude 70 TIE rsrlH types o.
stomEcic Arrangements p1e7Gmt IN eur
climate.
It's gentle stimuiant g K EieE
undergoing q severe i1resE
lis q cure FOR Dyspepsia
Il ssszts Digestion.
Il cures Diauhsa and caoiea Mort&
Is preventive for CbIus snd fs
Il is an invaluable coupauien of rerreet
travelling At All Lessons OF shsyear
Itis a HoAz enterprise, ard ease ~
merit.
- old everywhere.
@. H. EBBEET & CE.
Sole R-ropriotorE
feoio n HemDHf44 Tenn.
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THE RECORD.-The editor of the
White County Record (Searcy, Ark, has
reaahed home, much pleased with his
travels thitherward. Aifdan evidence
that the Record still survives, we may
say the paper is received regularly. The
complimentary notices of the 3" staff
editorial" OF the APPEAL are fully ap-
preciated. Jacob will always be well
come In our {" sanetum.r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

HORSES LOsT.-Mitchell, Hoffman &
Co., lost their horses in the river Satpr-
day evening, near the foot of Monroe
street. The driver had q narrow escape
from drowning, as he held on to the
reins and tried to drive the horses out
after they had got beyond their depth.
The wagon was got out after much diff
Guilty, on Sunday morning.
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To the Patrons 81 the Appear.

You are requested not to pay any car
riers without a certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
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CHANcERY CoURT.-There was no
business transacted yesterday. Court
adjourned over until Thursday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A gsod price VII be paid for a complets de
OF the Daily AFPKAI, embracing the period
fro1n January ist to Jane 9Th. 1854 Apply Al
the coantsng Room No. Is Bfaiisoa street
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r. II. SYLvBsTBR.-The Home in
surance and trust company, located at
No. II Madison street, have secured the
services Of our old typo friend R. II.
Sylvester, for q long time an sttache of
the Memphis press. This company is
peculiarly a home institution, and as
such is worthy of the patronage of our
people. We rejoice to find that typos
are connected with so many institutions
of the kind, for they will surely put it
through, and at all times be found re-
liable.
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The BOARD. - The semi-monthly
meeting Of the board Of mayor and
aldermen will be held tonight at the
Exchange building, when in addition to
the regular business, we are informed,
the amendment to the city charter and
the metropolitan police question viii
come up for discussion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

MIG. VS.. NIG.-Two Of the sable breth-
rem got into difficulty on Gayeso street
Sunday, about a yellow girl named Della
Lindsey, during which Henry Hurt used
a knife seriously to the injury of his an
tag0nist, Harris. The wounded man
was cared for by the neighbors, but the
physicians pronounce his wound fatal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

THE Cry HosPITAL-A eorrespon.
dent. writing over the signature Of " FAN
PIay,,i in the 1paiaaehe Of Sunday, &c.
cuses the locals Of the APPEAL and Bta-
letin Of ~scri65liag against the manage
ment of the city hospital under the
trustees. II that communication he
reviews the articles published In the
Bulletin and promises that in another
article he viii pay his attention to an
other Notwithstanding, w suppose,
ourselves. For the benefit Of this gem
tleman, we may say that we are ready
and willing to ~substantiate all we have
written on the hospital question in any
way becoming a gentleman or journalist.
We invite investigation, and will cheer
fully abide by the issue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

FINE ARTs IN MEMPHIs.-The cult
walton OF the fine arts is something
rarely practiced in any city ln the union
outside Of Sew York. Missouri is far
ahead Of many Of tie Hestern states in
this respect, and with Just pride boasts
Of her Bingham, Connant, Noble and
Others; but Memphis promises to have
her name similarly honored through one
of our young citizens, CHARLES K.
GUTHERz. To have accomplished so
much in SO short a time, as he has done.
Is the best evidence of GENIUS, and that
in 4 remarkable degree. We know Of
only one drawback he has to contend
vith-which can only be Of temporary
disadVantage-and that Is his modesty
fs more than commensurate with his
proficiency 10 his art. His studio, which
viii well repay q visit, is with Mr..
en- artist well known to our citi-
zens. in Jackson block. One Of his pret-
tiest ohef dsoaures, 1.-THE Fallso Of Menne-
o-Da.r Minnesota, sketched aud painted
rom nature, without his knowledge or
consent,l a b. seen in the window Of
+. II. Clark q Co, corner Of Main and
Madison streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

LECTURE To-NIGHT.-The lecture to
be delivered by the Hon. Judge T. W.
Brown, at the Tabernacle, on Court
street, tonight, will, no doubt, draw a
full house, no less from the fact that so
eminent a jurist occupies the platform,
than the proceeds are to be devoted to
the benefit of the widows and orphans of
Confederate soldiers. The Philharmou-
les, with Sebatzky, will be Cd hand, and
render some of their choicest pieces as
they only know now. We would sUg-
gest that parties purchase tickets at the
book and drug stores to avoid confusion
at the door. We hope to see a full house
at the Tabernacle tonight. a a will
leave the east end Of the Beal street
track at 7 o'clock, and be ready opposite.
Court square, on Main street, at the close
of the lecture.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

THE TICKET AGENTs.-We are in re-
ceipt OF e communication rom our
correspondent, which informs us
that the party arrived safely ct Cairo by
the steamer Belle st. Louis on Friday.
He expresses himself much pleased with
the trip and the conduct of t4e officers of
the steamer towards the party. She
crowded with passengers, and in the
language Of u correspondent "all en-
jnyed themselves hugely" We shall
probably hear more Of them before they
reach st. Louis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

MCWADE.-The old Memphis favorite
and popular comedian, Robt. McWade,
will open at the Greenlaw opera house
on Wednesday night, with a select COM
pauy Of a~rtistes. The charming Lolita,
+" the California Pet" in her banjo solos
and dancing, is starring it with this COM
pany, and never fails 10 draw good
houses. PbeuhoHtGs. aud Nan, the
Good for Nothing, viii be produced on
Wednesday night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

ToBACooNIsTs.-We take great pleas
ure in calling the attention of our read
ers to the card of Messrs. Mayer, Mar
shuetz & Co, wholesale and retail dealers
in fine Havana cigars, tobacco, mer-
schaum pipes and smeking articles of su-
perior quality, and in endless variety at
their elegant emporium, orne Of Jeffer-
son and Second streets. These gentlemen
are judges of tobacco, and all articles in
their line of business, and beingproverbial
for their high talent, strict attention to
business and uniform ~politeness to all Of
their customers we commend them to the
favorable consideration Of our readers.
No similar house in the southwest en-
joys such unusual facilities, and can offer
such advantages as the enterprising pro-
prietors of this extensive house. See
their card.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

FAST TIME.-A telegram was received
yesterday from New York by Col. Isaac
Paist, that a shipment OF cotton for
wsrded from here had been received st
that city inside of eleven days from the
date Of its shipment from this point.
The Diamond line, of which Col. Paist
is the agent, claims to be ahead Of its
competitors in the forwarding business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

AN NJ. P. BEATEN.-OHcer Joseph
Dryer, while attempting to arrest a
fellow, last night, near the Charleston
depot, was set upon by several friends of
the party being arrested, and most cru
ely beaten about the face and head.
One eye was closed, but we learn that
the Injuries are not dangerous.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

REGISTRY OF DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
ETC.-A. w. Pride to James Stark, title
bond to 81 acres, country; Thos. Leeeh
to L. c. Hardwick, lease three years,
No. 1Ol Jefferson street ]. H. Bennett
to j. H. Hargis, deed, S227, 30I acres on
north side OF Beaver creek J. & NJ. Ne
Grath to William Costello, deed, $1,000,
lots I, {, s and Z, in block "a, Carolina
street, Fort Pickering Jno. w. Bowen
and wife to Mrs. A. III. 7. Logan, deed,
$4,000, lot 5 in Agnes Hawthorne's sub
division.
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THE DIS ARc.-This packet viii leave
positively on her regular day, Saturday
next, for Augusta and ~Jaeksonport. She
was uBavoidably detained on her last
trip up by getting fast on a mud bar
while trying to effect a landing at Friars
point. This detention threw her out OF
her time, and Capt. John Elliott con-
cluded to put his packet In complete or
der before resuming bis trips. The out
Triggers which were carried away by the
log, are being replaced so hat when
the Des Are makes her next appearance
on Thursday next, at her regular berth
at the foot of Court street, she viii be in
splendid trim for her spring season.
Capt. Lee Finney continues TO preside in
the Office, and is assisted by that well
known officer Cant. Matt. Glass.
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AHAPPY lot Of patients has DR.. Beru-
hardt. Whereas they were blind, they
now see, and all through the agency OF
his Australian crystal sp~ectacles. These
celebrated pebbles are ground by pecu-
liar machinery, and can be adjusted to
meet any case Of defective eyesight. DR..
Bernhard is stopping at the OvertOD
hotel, and can be consulted at any hour
Of the day. His office is at No. 4, ladies'
entrance. He has the highest Of recon-
mendstioDs from the most eminent oc-
culists of this and other cities.
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GLAD TO BE TAKEN.-A midnight
prowler who was in search of gain,
gained entrance to the premises Of l4A
Front street, about eleven O'Clock on
Sunday night. One Of the occupants
hearing the noise arose, and calling
assistance, administered TO the would-be
thief a sound thrasbing. The police
arrived after atChlc, when the accused
was taken into custody.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.-We
are again in receipt Of fourteen more of
those greatly celebrated safes of Marvin
& Co.'s make. Bankers, merchants and
others who want a reliable safe can pro-
cure it at ORGILL Bros. d Co,
fehI9-lm Agents for Marvin 4 Co.
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THE LATE FIRB.-The disastrous fire
that vas partially raging when we went
to press on Sunday morning, broke out
afresh on Sunday night about eleven
o'clock, for the second time. We give
additional particulars as follows: Joseph
Lambert, who had a saloon in No. 10,
lost nearly all his stock. He is not in
sured, his policy being cancelled a couple
of weeks since. Felix Leclare had a sa-
loon and boarding-house at No. 8. and
is insured for $1,000, which cover his
loss. No. s Fes occupied by George
Hume as a steam bakery, and had been
recently fitted up at great expense. Loss
$4,000; insured for 5000. Cox s Hum
phreys, produce dealers, we're at No. T..
Loss $1,000 fully insured. w. H. Car
yer, liquor dealer at No. 6, is insured for
$4,000. A portion of his stock was
saved in q damaged condition. w.
w. Wyatt's agricultural warehouse was
at No. 5. Insurance 5000, which fully
overs the loss. NOrment, Ruffin & Co.,
produce dealers, occupied No. 4. Their
loss is about $1,000. The loss Of Brown,
Wright q Cooke, produce dealers, no. 8,
was sligIt. The buildings were old ones
that were TO have been torn down shortly
to make room for a fine block to be
erected on the new grade. Geo. White
owned one, which is insured for $1,000.
Mrs. Martin one; insured for $1,000.
Mr.. Hume owned one NJ. l.. Meacham
one; no insurance. Meacham & Gal
breath n destroyed and two injured
no insurance. The fire is supposed to be
the work of an incendiary.