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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-23

wUNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, A,CHARLEsTON, DEcEMBER22 1S7i.-MoN-
DAY next, 25th + slant, being Christmas day, this
Bank will be c'tsed. Paper payable on that day
must be anticipa ed. h. D. ALEXANDER,
decoal Cashier.
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: r PUBLIC MARKETS. - MONDAY
being Christmas Day, the Markets will be closed
all day. WILLIAM hihh"o
decaa Chief Clerk.
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~FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Preaching may be expected in this Church To-
MORROW MORNING, at the usual hour, and in the
AFTERNOON, at hal.past O'Clock, by the Rev. L.
81. SHUCK, Pastor. dee2S
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m-. CITY HALL OFFICE CLERK
OF COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, S. C.. DECEMBER
23p, ls7l.-The members OF the Board Of Commits
s!vners OF the Public Lands, &c, are requested to
meet a. the Market Hall, TUESDAY, December goth.
at O'Clock, P. NJ. W. w. SlMoNs'
aocoao Clerk OF Council.
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w- UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIvINE

@ UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DlVINE
Service Will be held In this Church To MORROW
MORNING, at hall. past 10 ocock, and in the even
Ing at ha!f-p past O'Clock, the Rev. X. P. CUTLER
of1clatiug. AL strangers are cordially invited to
attend.
Subject for the evening discourse: Things
Vital az Practical in the Kingdom Of Christ"
service for Christmas Eve.
A Specia! Meeting Of the Pew.h and Coz
crecatlon OF this Church will tie held Immediately
after the morning selv.ce. dec23
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@THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK,
CHA3LEsTOS, S. c., DECEMBER q, ls'1.-la
accordance with the usual custom this Bank viii
be closed on CHRISTMAS DAY. AL papir matur.
ing on the 25th inst mt must be Anticipated.
dec2a II. c. L0rER, ca ,hier.
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Iroreries, Eiqnors, &r.
q he RY WINES.

q he ERRY WINES.
Quarter casks Amontillado SHERRY
Quarter casks Golden Sherry
Quarter casks Fine Pale Sherry
Quarter Casks Good Table Sherry
Quarter casks Blown Sherry
Quarter casks Cockburn % Port
Quarter casks Madeira
BRANDY.
Half pipes Hennessy Brandy, 1860,
Half pipes Hennessy Brandy, 1856,
Half pipes Hennessy Brandy, 1888,
Dozens very Old Martel Brandy.
With full assortment OF Jellles, Jams, Sauces,
Pickles, Prunes, Figs, RaIsns, DC, &c.
For sale by u. PAUL co.
decl9-tuths3
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HAVANA CIGARS.

MORDECA i CO., No. ITO East Bay, otIer for
sale an Invoice OF Choice HAVANA CIGARS,
direct from Factory In Havana auqt6mo
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T ANDING THIS DAY EX MYROvER.

T ANDING THIS DAY EX MYROVER.
CHAMPAGNE.
Cases Roedeser Dry SILLERY
Cases Veuve Clicquot
Cases Moet Chandon Vim Imperial
Cases Mumm's VerZenay
Baskets Piper Heidseick
Cases Bordeaux Claret, n. Johnstone & Sons
Cases Neirstelner Hock P. A. Mumm.
PORTER AND ALE.
Casks Hibbert's Stout PORTER, quarts and pints
Casks Guinness Dublin Porter, pints
Casks Bas,' Pale Ale. quarts and pints
Casks Jefrey's and McEwan's Edinburgh Ale,
pints
Casks Bremen Lager Beer, pins.
ENGLISH CHEESE.
l case nne English Chedder CHEESE, small size
case fne Edum Cheese
l case Imitatio English and Loaf Chedder Cheese
! case Pineapple and Factory Cheese
Kegs Choice Gt shen Butter.
For sale on moderate terms by
decl9-tuths3 ID. PAUL d co.
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ITO RENT, THE THREE STORY BRICK
DWELL ING next west Of The Academy OF
Music VIII be rented low 10 good tenant. Ap-
ply at No. 90 George street. decl2'tutns
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Cost ano t;oun6.

DOLLARS REWARD
Went adrift or stolen from Northeastern
Railroad Wharf. q Lumb Fiat, IA by IS. The
above reward will lie paid ior her de livery at the
Charleston Steam saw NIL, wes. end Beaufain
street J. H. STEINaEYEK. dec2o-wetu3
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@- CITY TREASURY, 23D DECEM-
Der, ls7l.-By resolution Ct Council. City Taxes
for 1871 will be received at this olce without the
penalty until the so h instant. inclusive.
On the lst January. 1872, executions for all un-
paid returns must be sent TO Sheriff.
S. THOMAS,
dec2e6 City Treasurer.
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~THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be pen for Divine Service every SABBATH norm
ING, at half-past 10 oc.cck, corner OF Chur,h and
Water streets Service, by the Rev. W. B. YATES,
Chaplain. Sunday Schoo! at haif.past P. NJ.
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CADEMY OF MU SIC.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL

CADEMY OF MU S &c.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL
The Queen Star OF the South and the Eminent
Comedian
ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS,
Only Three Nights and One Matinee, supported
BY the Best Company that has visited the utn
TWo GRAND PERFORMANCES. MONDAY. DC.
25, ls7l-AFTERN00N AND EVENING:
AFTERNOON, at 2 oclock-The Great Origin a.!
Dramatic Version u the Most Popular story OF
Modern Times, Played by ROSE and HARRY
WATKINS throughout Great trltatn ard the
United states over One Thousand Five Hundred
Nights,
To give full effect 10 the Grea" Festival scene,
OF representing Old Times on the Plantation an
Engagement has been entered INFO with the Gee
orated IKE LEWIS, Of Dan BryantS New YORK
Minstrels, In his Songs and Dances, with Light
ming Changes from White to Black.
During the Afternoon and Evening Perform.
ances, that Wonderful Musical Novelty, the Grand
TUMBLERONICON, or Musical Glasses, by MISS
MARY and J. Z. KENNEY.
EVENI>G, at O'clo:E. Mr.. Harry Wal Eins 8
Grand Romantic Drama, TRODDsN DOWN; OK
UNDER TWO FLAGS.
Prices as usual. Seats 81 cured at the Box
ONCE. dec23
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PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH
CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER I'D
ls7l.-Monday being Christmas this Bank Will
be Closed on that day. }. b. Belts
decos Cashier.
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g- FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
Observation-Disclosures DEcEMB r o.
1s7l.-Tonday next (the o5th inst.) being CHRIST
MAS DAY, this Bank will be cl sed. The ousi-
ness Of that day must therefore be ANTICIPATED.
decoa wM. C. BREE>E Cashier.
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ON MARRIAG E. Is

H D Y NJ A K | u r -e
Happy relief for Young Men from The effects
of Errors aud Abuses in early lie. Manhood re.
stored. Nervous debility curel. lmpeaiments
N Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
mem, New and remarkable remedies. Books
and c,rcul,rs sent free. in sealed Envelopes. Ad.
,.-ess HOWARD ASSOCIATIIE, No. South
S.uth street, Philadelphia, Pa Oei'
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THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
ELs ASSOCIATION. FOR TIE BENEFIT OF TIE
FREE SCHuOL FCND.-uFFICAL RAFFLED
NUMBERS.
5o-73-4t--69 5-57-65- lis SO 4
CLASS No. c6l-EvENING.
e-78-72-lS--73- l-52-l0-30- 3-45-59
Aswl,ness our hand al Charleston this e2d day
O. December, ls7l. FEM PECk,
JAMES GILLILAND,
octe 9worI Commissioners.
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w- CONAGNEES' NOTICE,-COS-
sgnees BY Bark HAMlNJA are hereby no'ined
that she has THIS DAY been en'ered under the
Five Day Act. Goods not Permitted at the expi-
ration Of that period will be sent 10 Customhouse
Stores. RAvENEL CO.,
dec2) Agents.
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ns- THE BEST PLAN TO SECURE
something in the BUTLER, CHADWICK GARY
DRAWING, Is toput half the amount invested IN
single tickets. and half in Clubs OF slxty-two'
There is one prize in every sixty.two tickets.
Parties wishing TO join Clubs OF siXty.two or
less will ind Club Lists open at No. 90 Broad
street.
ANY smaller Club formel that wish to increase
the siz, OF Club can do so by applying TO me,
who will add them to smaller Clubs now formed.
EBEN COFFIN, Sub-Agent
ONCE, E. NJ. Mo. e!and, No. 90 Broad Street.
dec22
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@ CONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER
ROB ;RT s. GRAHAM, Smith, Master, ON Pnila-
delphi,, are notified that she is THIS DAY lsatur
lay) disch .rs.ng clrso at North Alta tic Wharf.
Goods remaining OIL the wharf at sunset Will be
stored at their risk. J. A. ENSLOW CO.,
decea, Agents
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GRAND CHRISTMAS JUBILEE,
AT
LINLR RY'S CHEA ST0 Res /,
Nos. 100 AND 288 KING STREET.

LRY'S CHEAP Res
Nos. 100 AND sss KING STREET.
THE GREAT CHEAP MAN"
Offers for sale, at sngularly low prices, the most
GOODS ever advertised for sale IN Charleston,
and respectfully asks that discerning and thrif.
~ public would save twenty per cent on their
purchases by favorable consideration OF his sim
gularities.
GROCERIES GROCERIES GROCERIES,
100 boxes loose MUsoATEL RAIsINS. the finest
II the esy 90 layer sa she r IS
boxes Citron, S bbls. CuTrants, SO Lbs. Figs. The
above Fruits are Of the new season and very fne.
800 small SACKS best Fl mr. put up expressly for
cake making; Is nrklns choice orange Comfy
line.
CRoCKERY CRocKERY CROCKERY !
1000 dozen P,atea all sizes and qualities; 100
large Turkey Dishes, ESQ Ham Dishes, Ro set3 CUES
and Saucers, 800 large Bowls, sutable1or egR nog
all around /; together with full assortment OF all
goods In the lipe. :. :.
GLASSWARE GLASSWAREl ! GLASSWARE
500 dozen nne Table Goolets, 100 dozen nne Ia
dozen Wineglassea, 20 dozen Table Decanters,
quarts and plnts; rs dozen Glass Bowls on stanoe,
all sizes and desirable patterns; dozen hand.
some Glass Pitchers, 10 dozen handsome GLASS
Tea Sets.
FANCY GOODS TOYS FANCY GOODS TOYS !.
rs handsome Gold Band China Tea Sets,
pieces, at SO so per set; 800 dozen China Jolnteo
Dolls; 500 Cologne sets, well assorted ana nne
qualify from 81 to 81 per set; 1900 Decorated and
Mott O Tea and CofIee Cups and Saucers; go Deco
rated Mustache Cups and Saucers; 500 Chudrens
Tea Sels from 10 cents to 81 SO per set Great as,
sorment of small articles at about hall the usual
price. ,,,,,, .,,r,ro -
so finely Japanned Tir chamber Sets, at 80 20
per SET; rs Cake Boxes LOCO Tea Trays and Walt.
ers, 100 Fancy Baskets. 500 Looking asses, an
sizes and many other singularities TOO numerous
to mention are to be found at
LINLEY'S CHEAP STORES,
Nos. 100 and 3S8 King street.
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DIANo TO RENT, ONE OF KNABES
celebrated 7.octave Piano. To an approved
person the rent will te reasonable. apply at TINS
nf1cs dtc22.fm2'
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J1oR SALE, ONE GOOD SECONDHAND
Il CARRIAGE. For sile cheap. Apply TO
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS u CO., Factors, Churt h
crrcet uec2l-3
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A. LOT FINE CANARY BIRDS-GOOD
~ Singers. Also, Seeds and Fish Roe, for
SAFE at A. BUERO'S, No. S! Market stree.
dec2O-i*
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rs- OFFICE SOUTHWESTERN RAIL
ROAD BASK.-The Transfer Books OF the South
Carolina Railroad Company aud Southwestern
Railroad Bank will be cl)sel from the frss TO the
fifteenth OF January, 1872, for the purpose OF
making up the Annual List OF Stockholders.
JOHN N. HARLESTON.
1eco1 tbs.n5mI Cashier.
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60 Rent.

EOR SALE OR TO RENT, A STORE
AND DWt LING, at Branchville, s. q. In.
qure OF D. LOEB, No. 6 Liberty street, Charles
ton. S. G., decZ3-SIu IulH3"
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PORTER AND ALE.

& George HILBERT OF London, offer for sale Hb.
bert's PORTER and Basis PALE ALE-pints
and Quarts, aur8-6mO
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Gbnlallonal

KING'S UNTAIN MILITARY
n SCHOOL. YORKVILLE, S. 9Th first
session OF the School year, 1872 will begin on the
lst OF February, and end on the SOth OF June.
TERMS For School expenses, !. e., Tuition,
Board. Washing, Fuel, Lights, Books, Stationery,
&C., sla5, payable in advance. Circulars contain
ing full inf. rmation may be obtained upol appll-
cation TO COLONEL a. COWAhU.
dec9 -stuth2mos Principal and Proprietor.
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nr PUBLIC NOTlCE.-THE RAFFLE
OF The Charleston Charitable Association OF the
FOUR SPLENDID WAREHOUSES, in Meeting
street, opposite Charleston Hotel, and other Pro-
perty, and UNITED STATES GOLD BONDS, VIII
take place on tn, 9th DAY OF JANUARY, 1872.
Certificates S5 decl2tutnso-
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NORTHERN POULTRY AND GAME
N Just received by steamer from New fo:k, 8
fne .ot OF TURKEYS, DUCKS, GAPUNS and
GAME. Fo. sale by TuOS. MURPHY, No. 81 Mar.
ket street. dec23-.T
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OST, A FLAT, TWENTY-FIVE BY
IL nine and q half fees, marked on outside
Wit initials ]. B. II. reward Will be paid II re-
turned TO J. B. HOWARD, Fairchid i Haml MS
Wharf, loot Laurens street. dec6-wstF
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for Sale.

TUST ARRIVED, A LOT OF EXTRA
eJ fine TURKEYS, which will be sold from 81
10 So SO q pair. Fresh Butter. Eggs and Fowls
always on hand. APPLY at W. HUNTS. No. AZ
Market street. dec23-l
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EoR sALE.-JUsT RECEIVED IN AD: ,.
Young Kentucky Broke MULES. And 10 arrive
about Isl January, q lot Of Young Work MARES,
and may be seen at thessuoscriber's Stables,
Queen street, p. WEST. dec22-2F
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THOR SALE! FOR SALE! FOR SALE
I The undersigned offers for sale all that
STEAM SAW AND GRlST MILL, together with
Mules, Truck Cars, Timber Carts, Lath and Cut.
OF Saws, Saw Gummers &C., &C., situated and III
full operation at BOnneau's Station, n. E. X. X
The above Mill was built by Messrs. Poole i
Hunt, and has one OF the famous Drop Flue Boil
ers, said to be one CT the best in use; was put 10
operation by one OF our Ces mechanics, Mr.. u. Z.
Ebaugh. The above property is offered for sale
for no other purpose than TO change the invest
ment. The present proprietor wishes TO retire
from the business. For futter particulars apply
tu the undersigned or at the Mill
JOHN C. MALLONEE,
Lumber Yard and ONCE, Horbeck's Wharf,
\. F.. X. K, washington ST., Charleston, >. c.
noy30-thstulmO
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VINEGAR, PRUNES, WHITE WINE,
CLARET, DC.

A. TOBIAS SONS offer for sale VINEGAR,
Prunes, White Wine, imported direct from
France ..- aug8-6mo
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DURNHAM's YEAST POWDER.

Having used YEASl PoNDEn III ou[ lainheo
for several years, we give decided preference,
above oil other, TO that prepared BY Eb". s.
BURNuAM, Druggist and Apothecary, No. 42l
King, near Calhoun street:
Kew. JOHN T. WIGHTMAN, D. d.
Rev. T. F. WANNAMAKEK.
P. K. COBURN, lntendant Town OF Summer
vile. s. G.
G. L. HOLMES.
GEO. S. PELZER NJ. D.
W. B. SMII II, Master Machinist, s. G. r. R.
r O. WEBB novi-6mos
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A. TOBIAS SONS, No. ITO East Bay. netsfor
sale an Invoice Of FIRE CRACKERS, landing,tm
daY. auR8-om0
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JITANTED, A WHITE GIRL AS CHAM
w BERMAID, and 10 attend children. Apply
at No. IS Hasel street, next to Saint Mary 8
Church. uec-o.l-
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DLEASANT ROOMS ORIENT IN A
choice neighborhood at No. II Doughty
street. Apply on the premises. nOVlS
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EsTABLIsHED 1s4O.

THE sum and substance of nine
thousand words received by telegraph
last night by the APPEAL are found
under the heading Telegraphie Sum
mary. News from all quarters of the
globe and synopsis Of the worlds
history as its pages were unfOlded yes
terdsy is this briefly given. So wide
IL distributed are sources Of telegra-
phic information that men can hardly
do more than keep pace with the
course Of current events. It is almost
impossible, therefore, 70 read books,
and the newspapers becomes the IL
brary OF this age. For this reason, II
there were none other, its pages
should be untarnished by vice and
unpOlluted by revolving recitals of
crime. It should lash the corrupt in
Office and maintain, in morals and
politics, the loftiest standard OF purity.
II the press, like governments, be
come defiled there viii be nothing Of
purity left, and Atheism and vice
would reign everywhere. The pulpit,
unheralded and unsupported, would
fail of its aims, and despot would be
required 10 repress the supreme dia-
b0lism Of the depraved.
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ssoRT
POOl-seIIlug at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, September S.-Ameri-
can Crews are selling very well to
night, and there Is considerable conf.
dence felt in some quarters that they
may take the first prize. The follow.
ing pools were sold tonight: Taylor
Winship, 20, % and 30; Wards, 10, II
and u; Biglin, 10, 10, 8 and s; Tyne
z, 8, s, and 8. The crews are placed
as follows for the start: ReniOrth,
Biglin, Taylor WinshiD, Duchess,
County, Pittsburg and Ward. All the
crews are in good trim. The wind
has been lighter to-day, and a good
day is anticipated tomorrow. There
are fewer arrivals than were antici-
pated, especially tonight, but heavy
trains are looked for tomorrow.
SARATOGA, September 9-The ar
rivals Of visitors this morning were
very heavy, and every vehicle In
town is engaged, and large crowds are
footing it by Union avenue to the
lake. Pools were sold this morning
as follows: Taylor Winship, 81 rs e
81 20; Wards, 81 to so; Tyne, AS to 81
Biglin, 95 to 81; Field, Is to 153.
There is a pretty fresh wind blowing
at this hour, u O'Clock, but il is ex-
peeted the wind win subside by the
time the start is made. Confidence in
the Ward crew is increasing.
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MEMPHIS AHEAD.
The New York Prize Of One Hundred Thou
sand Dollars for Steam Canal Boat.
Special 10 the MEsdpHIs APPEALS

Special 70 the MEMPRIs ,APPEAL.l
ALBANY, n. Y, September 9.-F,
M. Mahon, OF Memphis, and Captain
Emerson, OF Cairo, III, arrived here
yesterday from asecOnd trip along the
route OF the Erie canal from Buffalo
10 this city. During these trips, which
have occupied them two weeks, they
have examined the various inven.
tions for canal navigation, called out
by the offer by the State of New
York, Of premium of 500, 600 for the
steamer that viii make four miles an
hour without abrading or washing the
banks, but so far have not found any
that viii compare for completeness
in detail and excellence of purpose
with the invention of F. M. Mahon,
recently patented by him. Messrs.
Mshon and Emerson, joint pstentees
o! this product of Mahon's brain, are
sanguine that their boat will be adopt
ed, and that Memphis will carry of
the premium over all competitors.
They met with encouragement at
every point along the canal, and
shreWd men predict the adoption Of the
MahOn patent by the Commissioners
who meet here in October. The con-
tract for the construction of Mahon's
boat is out, leading stipulation be
ing that it is to be ready by the time
the Commissioners of the State assem-
bic, say about four weeks. Every
thing looks favorable for Memphis
carrying of the S1OO, 900. If she does,
it viii be a great triumph for her and
the South, as competition for this
splendid prize is not limited to the
United States.
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CONFEDERATION.
Over SI50,O0O worth Of Property Con.
sumed in ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, September 9.-About IL
O'Clock last night fire broke out in
Nixon & Co.'s foundry and iron
works, us Park avenue, some two
thirds Of which, together with many
valuable patterns, were destroyed.
The loss viii probably amount to
S15,0 900.
The fire extended to the large malt
house Of Q. Hoppe & Co., and ruined
all the rear portion of it, together
with a large quantity Of grain. The
loss on stock and building viii prObs-
bly, reach 1000, and is insured for
5000 each in the Washington Mu-
tual and Franklin Insurance COmpa-
nies, of st. Louis.
Some small dwellings adjacent were
slightly damaged.
After one O'Clock another fire broke
out in the extensive bucket factory of
Tanim & Co., on Missouri avenue, be-
tween ChOuteau avenue and Papin
street, which totally destroyed the fac
tory, paint shop, seven drying
houses, and other shops attached To
the factOry-in all, covering nearly a
whole square of ground. The i'm
Ul6uSb 6LOtk Vi HnlaflEA NDEhs anu
dressed and raw material stored in the
various buildings was nearly all de-
stroyed. The loss on the buildings is
about S25, 900, and on stock $50, 600.
The only insurance ascertained is
S15, 900, in st. Louis companies.
At this last fire several adjacent
tenant houses were badly damaged.
The total loss from both fires will
probably reach one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars.
The insurance on the foundry is as
follows: Washington Mutual, Of St.
Louis, $4,000; Cleveland, of Cleveland,
$1,000; City Fire, of Hartford, $3.50.
Insurance on the malt-hOuse, stock
and building: Brewers, of Milwaukee,
$4,000; German, of st. Louis, 5000;
Washington Mutual, of st. Louis,
$500; st. Louis Mutual, OF st. Louis,
5000; Jefferson Mutual, of st. Louis,
5000; Franklin, of ST. Louis, 5000.
Insurance on the bucket factory
Jefferson Mutual, of st. Louis, $500
Washington Mutual, Of st. Louis,
$500; st. Louis Mutual, of st. Louis,
$1,000; German, OF Cleveland, 5000;
Globe Mutual and American Central,
both of st. Louis, $500 each.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-10
WEw ADVEsTlsEMEHTs.
NOTICE.


MEMPHIS, TENN, September s, ls7l.--At a
meeting Of the oticeTs OF thesdirerent Banks
and Banking Houses Of this city, held bhts
day, the following resolution was unani
mously adopted, and the EiEners 10 this pa
per hereby p edge themselves TO carry o1i
the same Ia good faith to-wit:
Rs.olDed, That nom and after Monday, the
Istn inst, in order to 1ng9ss our purchases
cistton bills with a seeorfty somewhat CON
mensurste with the magnitude OF the IN
teFests involved, snd to the end that tbs
practice of different Institute ms governing
these transactions may be more UnifSFu
than neretofores the foAOWlng regulations
shall be enforced:
n All biIIs OF drafts shall be signed in tbs
proper name and style Of the party or nrm
drawing the same and not as BROKER ouyel
Bona dde bills or drafts must be actually
dslivered to the Banks before checks o. ths
s. Where bills Of ladlng acconipanyfns
exchange are deltveraDle TO order" sPEC
IAL INsURANcE must be effected, IN Men
pn1s or elsewhere, salts fac1Ory 70 the Bank
and In all cases, whether to order or OIL er.
wise. The Bank shall have proper evidence o.
4 All drawers OF bills, win be expected tC
furnish satisfactory assurances OF their au'
thortty Tor drawing. --
I. q KIRTLAkp,
President Jackson Insurance Company.
= = PTesident Mem. L. q Gen. Ins. Co.
4 -4,01'' : -7' President Enmet Bank.
s. q. TOBEY,
sP. READ, =
Cashier Union and Plantel s Bank.
L. LEVY.
Vice President Manhattan Bank.
VIC. MCCLURE,
Cashier Savings Bank,
MARTIN GRIFFIN,
Cashier German National Bank.
Cashier Memphis Bank.
T. r. FARMS WORTH,
Cashier Desoto Bank.
NV. TEACHER,
Cashier Ist National Bank.
JOHN FREEMAN,
selO Cashier Merchants National Bank.
shsriRs Sale Of Real Estats.