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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-25
Railroad Bonds Placed in the Mar
ket.

New YORK, December 24.-The
first mortgage bonds, the guaranteed
bonds and the cx-land grant bonds of the
Grand Rapids and Indiana Central Rail
road, and twenty million dollars worth
of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy
consolidated mortgage seven per cent
bonds, have been placed upon the Stock
Exchange list.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-25

lUU SONS brands, just received 10y
LIsT, DAVENPORT d PARKS,
, 1874-11-02
TEE SECRET DOCUMENTS,

1FoHttH tHf 1fco ofE pHHcFS3 Det. ou.
T1e Documents submitted to tha secret ses
""o Aso1-4''7 sueA''se'1 W. W '''o ooote' os'"
Sou OF sne houee u DePns'eh Oyer LUG co1lhf-
nation or Or. Seymour, Bishop of Illinois, have
hoo, r,odo .,,blio rl,nv rra cc1v a;x T., ,,,,,
o0'A .rnao pao.'e. @s' nv ssAs a'A AZ num-
ber INC hist IL tho report OF committee OF
ao..".. s;s..,,,ta ,,at,,a. % t,.a nasr ''', ~, "
docsf'na1 o1iaoal1y po.Meea sae Ooan anu fae-
uty Of tho General Theological Seminary. Ia
this city, and tho Rov. Dr. Seymour, Professor
ol 1ce4eSa'sllea1 l''a'oiS 'ne'e'"'
nAsts or AGREEMENT
"aa ptoFoseu ~ wy oo"''4''''e' ~" 'oo 1o'
loving WAS ilnally aaopted:
vls luz General Theological Seminary, consisting Of
tha BlsupH Of North GarnR Clatrnian}, Ut Illinois,
Eason, Vermont, New llanpshrc, ant The As;istant Of
Maryland beiug ssehod in tho Faculty roo.n Of tile
as,ninary, ogorad "a tha How L. H. Forbes, Deau and
tho Nay Dr4. HeAbry Egentrolt, 4nl Seymour, Pro-
fessors Of the Seminary, tho following paper, tho
, 1874-11-02

III PcnnBylvunta statute for tho protection Of
hotcl-kcepers Which provides TINT toy slall not
bo accountable for property stolen from gueat
Which shall have boon deposited with them for
safe-koeping, occurs q clause Of exception as
follows "Nothing llcroil contained shall app1y
Of goods jowe1ry and ynuablcs AZ ia usttul, conf
mon, mud prudent for any sncll guost or boardcr
to retain IL his room or abont his person." Au
interesting cage uudor thi. statute lah Just been
tried before roferco, in which tho plaintiff Dc
mandcd tho restoration Of S1l5 stolon from him
in rittaburg hotel. The roforcc has decided
that tho s,rtn named was too largo to be carried
81 pocket-nionoy by any propily caulions aud
prudent man, mud tho caso will probably be np'
peAlel.
, 1874-11-02

-parlt- Commissioners Williamson and Stew
art, tho Committee appointed to Investigate tho
disappaaranca from The Central Pork carnivori-
um Of tho bl1ll-dog "Dangor," who wan captured
by Mr. Bergh'a officers aud confined in tie 1na-
nagerio, yesterday examined u number OF pnyh-
Their evidence failed to afford tho slightest Glow
to the whereabouts of lilo dog or tho manner OF
his disappearance. ':.Dangor" WAS supposed to
DO tho finest specimen Of his kind over seen In
this country, and WAS valued Mt s800.--Ncao YORK.:
Times.
, 1874-11-02

Ttere were fifteen lnlubcr-!adcn vcsseh At the
Flu scLr Wllliam an,ndy, whlcl, Ina becn ashorn
1t mcino Reef arrived hsro yesterday morning cak-
lnr bstIly Hhe had tvc s!ca,1-l,ll,,R on board to
XII hor atoat sho haa soa taken to tho Gas Works
10 i1load her cargo Of coal.
aycl IL tho city yesterday 10 look after Tho intcsefs
It tlo achr Wil!iam Graudy.
~ ditpatth receive. hers yestesday afternoon
tais city wcut aehoru ut tho Mouth OF Green Dsv
Thoprop Anna Laura LIFT here laat evening to nall her
Lrbs Water In tho river sas 30 ,ow lust aurds, rs
10 sop tho bargcs lneroccan and Argonant from gHt.
Reciprocity. went iato winter quarters last Saturday,
N1srwAElE,
between Cleveland aud Fuirport.
Tho ecilr IT, Il. Moore, from Chicago. light tor
rcn.ater, went ashore Friday night below lis NosIh
III Detroit, ThnrsIay, during Tho gale, smaI
wool ueow lied up noar io wateEwor&p brohe ioc 20,
sse ttove-sorlFa;was badly dan,agcd by pound ng
kru1tst tho wnart.
Maph Leaf was caught III gale, and came very ur
kss hses Of nssry i5ooo fecs Of PUNK aud Il Il.
vcs After thc storm she rcturncd to bayfield, for ,n.
-ears. dras.,nond, ut Detroit, n,snnet. the tug Wins.
rasu ~ md osred cut viii tho ownor Of ho yess
saturday morning to visit the schr Tho,nns p. sh e.
aon,s.gudea btloa lar Point, Lake Erie Tho Wand,
onerffons "4
-:ho prop bradbury took fro in tho bou at
nav Civ. diIr,na thn gals "wednesday, from, s1aJ5
froua ill., Sho was run un to tho docs however, ataI
thn famcs oxtugulaled before any great damago w,s
dong
-.ho wind vrstcrday n,oyed havoc with tho ah,';.
ninrin Tic riyer bessrai ycssels went ashore or 81
aacr6ni Tbs wlnl cn,nn m nearly down tfo rIyer ~
t6 ia sho wsler nto ha 1ahe nxorfr ,he Watcr yer
Grcaiy. Should the wind coatlnua to-tay from ths
1H,a,el@an e'''o" 'e's' tna'' 4o-'"'-1 1'e~~
IBIS lean bsrro Y. Swain vhch troi,ea between.
, 1874-11-02

4 few thur.ora were naado at 4c for corn and 4,fc
for vbcst u l;ngalo. TAcy wero: schrs champion,
F. G. Huchi,lson aud Gear. ut lc achr Wtuaiate
corn on private terms schr iIazarl wheat at 4i{c.
70 Prc4cott-Sshr L. Il. DiaEc, corn at 81. Total
rapusl.y, oGoo bl sAeat aud 700. 900 III corn.
iu tho 1f.ernoun tho echr David Stewart was tal:Gn
for S,00 hu wheat to Buffalo at 4c and tho Rchrs
Woodruff NinroA, and ., Z. Bailey for about 120, 600
BIZ corn at Lie tan adranco Of ac} to Buffalo.
, 1874-11-02

unto tho aacraantal 1rean or wtua there bodily re-
ntra ssh Or booa. Tor % ilo sersmenta brrad aud
wihe re'ain still in their Sery natural substances,
y ii Ss i & Iii gs s G lis
natural Io!y and blood Of our Barior chrss are tn
Ae4xeu. aud not hers. II being bsasnst she truth
pacus .han ouo." hold, Also in acsosdance %ih our
Tweaty.cghth article, that "the body Of olrlst Is
glyen, taken and eacn IN The surpoT only ai.es an
by the body Of Christ d received ta faith" hold.
afuo, with tbe article hat "tho Sacrament Of
served, curriea ahout, lifted up, or worsh,ped."
pore Of assslnU iu tho eacrco without the reception
Of tho clements conAonaut With the spirit of DIR oeea
and articles? ln other vorla. tAo ocez an articles
Of tho Protestant Ep!scolml cLurrh}. A.-sstch IT.
nlr, to ls discouraged nj nut III auy way rucognizo
articles Of ths Protestant Episcopal Church. i,
fesa!on, ao-cael foster as ineans Of grace hgAor
typo Of onrss than tho dlsnHe Of auch c1nfeshtoi
lis warning apI olnse 10 DO road before te Holy Com
n1nlon? AL havo never taught. uilcullr1Heu, or
pyaet.csd tie habit Of private Of sacraenal col1sa-
hiuu, and huye seen tho fruits VI such pfat.
aveh fruits wona be-. lun!y know q cantess.oa al - y
esant Episcopal Church and ua1cunea by tho bishops
in their Pastoral Of 1S7l.
q, 11Dil you, or do you aver, when present ~ tio
nga gcnni!oelions Or nny bodily ac ntanta there
Dy Il, express any atoration Of the haeralueut7 A..
poaslby do TO- slnco do not wisl. lago Ievcr, at
atly ttte, teaircA, pay auch Aoratlon such aura-
TIM would be eontrasJ to my convictions; It. wol'l b'
Oct. 2I, 1874.
Shortly Lcforo tho voto was takon.
THE FOLLOWING LErGEA
WAS roud by thu Secretary to tho llpuBo'
IL III. 0Esrs aad Lay DepustssJ Ms Gs"'ras Gonrs"'
nEyEasap uns1upEa AND DaErunIa OF TIE
, 1874-11-02

was road by thu Secretary to tho llouBe,
1u The Gerici aad Lay Ueus<sQf Ms GsHsras Cbnrea-
EtoH.
IiEYEAKAD unE1upEH AND BRETHREN or TILE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30

a southern convention az an early day at
some secure place Chattanooga has been
since selectedJ, and then ana there have
the back bone. the boldest OF the party OF all
Republicans south 90 represent us. Assemble
there and make known The defects in the gov
ernment in all its past efforts 20 reconstruct
at once, In charge OF your pres ai the capital,
and let the party know what you are doing
success VIII crown your efforts. Blood Is
thicker than water, added Morton. "Hynes
will remain after you all leave 10e, ami I'lt
aid you further IN all necessary plans, gentle
men. III soon leave the Springs aud COM
mence the new campaign for you in the
the "sage." No monthly nurse could
have been more faithful TO a "lViug 10
woman" than Hynes proved in his attention
insepsTable during the brief stay, and they,
together, hurTiedly left the water for mole
blood. The new st. Domingo, Hot Springs,
Arkansas, like Aix-lR-Chzpelle, may yet be-
ruless of the government II IS now safe
wager here, thai Morton VIII never again re-
turn 10 Hot Springs until he is part owner OF
the much coveted property. Clayton, IN
speech, on the occasion Of MS last visit here,
was b1id enough 10 tell the people that he ex-
pectsd TO make Hot Springs his future home.
Government viii be swindled II Il does not
look out Tor the ring 10 ls alleged thet Inc
representalives Of the Radical party IA Ar
kauEas, eZpecr soon 70 possess these wopuei-
iul thirnal fountains Everything appears
now "cut ana dried 90 thet end. The
method agreed upon. 3 10 place the State
again under military rule, ana through that
power regain Radioal control OF IL. Coniinue
10 postpone the settlement or 1tle- through
their friend the attorney general OF the
United States clog, temporarily, all move
menIs in this case in the courE Of claims.
They then propose 70 Introduce new blll
during the next session Of congress 20 obtain
further delay; the bill to provide FOR tne di-
vision, settlement and sale, by congress, OF
the "Hot Springs reservation"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30

THE Pine Bluff Press gives its readers
god advice. II says that the Radicals
are fondly anticipating that congress, at
lis next session, will upset and recon-
strucE Arkansas. Indeed, they boldly
assert this. "Wel, if congress desires
TO 10 this, let it do it. One thing is GER
tain. that our friends may rely upon,
and that IS that submission 70 Radicals
now viii only tend 70 bring about the
results so srdently Nishei ior by them.
Let Us 90 straight forward, DO our duty
ike Een, preserve peace and good or
der as lcug as we can, and il, after such
q course, congress desire and order Us to
submit 70 the infamous rsscsls that have
heretofore ruled and almost ruined our
grand Old State. then let us, like patriots
worthy Of freedom, fa,l with cur face to
the foe. Don't be discouraged, friends.
Hold up your heads, ana .by al means
assert your rights on the thirteenth day
81 October by casting your votes for
constitution and the glorious Demo-
cratic-C Conservative ticket put out by the
ri snds Of the party"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30

TIE Conservatives and Radicals of
Louisiana have at last reached a COM
promise, the basis OF which is an equita-
bie division Of the offices ia every
parish o. The State, the presei walton Of
the public peace and g fair registration,
aud an election free of Radical control
and manipulation. The Conservatives
viii no doubt keep their part of this
bargain; II the Radicals also do we shall
be prepared for anything, the millen-
MUM iueluded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30

WE IEARN by letter from Mr.. A. J..
D. ThuTston, master Of the West Ten
uessee cooperative grange, that there
will be q meeting Of that body at Hum
boIst tomorrow, when General A. H.
co,oufrt. Hon. K. T. Paine, and others,
rom Georgia, will address the Patrons
OF Husbandry, farmers, and citizens, up
on the sa6ject Of direct trade and manu-
f,c.urss. Hon. Jefferson Davis has been
iavite5 10 address the people upon the
same subject. when werealize," says
Mr.. ThurstoD, "thst three-fourths of all
the cotton grown IN the southern States
iyQds Is way 10 Europe, and is there
con. ylHaed, il is astonishing what small
Der ceOt. Of the profits the planters re-
aIizs. Let us realize the shOrtDess OF
the crop this year, and then look at the
extreme low price Ot the great staple at
tbe present time, aHd ASA the planter II
be can live at these prices fOf bis cot
tons In 1873, New Orleans, Galveston
aud Savannah are the only southern
cities that ship one-half their receipts to
Europe-tbe Adsntic States chipping a
larger portion, say zine hundred and
eighty-fve thousand bales 70 New York,
and five hundred and forty-one thou
SAINT bales to Europe, and New York
sbipDeE over six hundred thousand to
Europe. 80 people can ever prosper
who are cduzpeiled to ship their pro-
ducts in a rouadsbsgt way to the con-
sumer, paying twice the cost. Let as
look well to the disposal Of the present
crop. We would be- glad 20 see every
farmer in West Tennessee at this meet
ing. The railroads viii issue excursion
tickets ior four days"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30
Attachment Notice,

DEFORE JAMES HALL, ]. P-Cbarles
D Grady VS.. George Alexander
in this cause an attachment having beep
sued out under section 3s55 OF the Code OF
Tennessee, and returned levied " garnjsh-
ment on Hill, Fontain & Co., who answer they
owe the sum OF sl00;
It is therefore ordered, that defendant make
his personal appearance before me, on tbe
9th day OF November, 1874, at my Office, in fhe
city Of Memphis. at 10 O'Clock, am, and de-
fend said attachment suit, or the same will
be proceeded with ex parte; and that n copv
Of this order be published for four sucesssiy n,
weeks in the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
18th day Of September, 1874.
sep30 JAMES HALL. ], p,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30

TIE war Of races between the Welsh
aud Italian miners Of Pennsylvania has
reached such point that, not content
with a fresh clash Of firearms between
she men, q system of wholesale arson
has been set Oh foot to burn women,
children and babes in their beds. Sat
urstng houses with eoal-ol and setting
them on fire by the score is an acme Of
degiItry which required northern inge-
nIity for its conception. Gibson coun-
ty is nowhere by comparison.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30
INSOLVENCY Notice.

State Of Tennessee, Shelby county.-Ofice OF
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, Sep
tember %, lS74-To James a. Anderson, Adj
ministratOr:
HAVING suggested the insolvency of the
Al estates of Henry 5. Maddox, and j.
Joseph Williams, deceased, you are hereby
ordered to give notice, by advertisement in
some newspaper published within the said
state, and also at the courthouse door OF
Shelby county, for all persons having claims
against said estate, TO appear and dle The same
with the Clerk Of the County Court, authenti.
before the 30th day OF January. 1875; and any
claim not nled on or before said day, or before
an appropriation OF the funds of said estate
is made, shall be forever barred, both in law
and equity, Witness my hand at ofice, this
18th day OF September, 1874.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY T. L. Meath, Deputy Clerk. sepS0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30

EVERY State in the south now under
Republican control is either utterly
bankrupted or on the verge of ruin,
while those States which threw OFF Re
publican rule since 1870, or never were
captured by that party through the re-
cons s.rucuon machinery, are compala-
tiveiy prosperous. Think Of this, gem
tleDleu Of the north.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
INE MEaInMIs IENN santnt,1 lcr % 1874

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
vi MEMPHIS, TENN, September 80, 1874. J
q. A. HansonsEsq City Attorney:
SIR Citizens generally are exhibiting such
an earnestness IN preparing TO pay past dua
taxes, owing TO the liberal legislation of the
general council in resolving to take for taxes
due prior 70 1870, all bonds of the city legally
issued, whether due or not, all coupons past
due, of bonds legally Issued, together with all
judgments outstanding, and iBasmuch as 1t
Is impossible for the collector to receipt to all
applicants in one or two days, you are there
fore hereby requested 10 postpone filing the
bills You have already prepared, for thirty
days. BY so doing all will have an opportu-
nifty OF settling up. Very respectfully,
JOHN IOAGTJE Mavor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30

TIE letter tom Hot Springs, in an
other column, giving what reads ike a
regular report of the talk Of the Radical
couspirators, at 'he meeting recently
held by them at that place, under the
leadership Of Morton, viii attract atten-
ton, especially since it has found ample
veriieation in the speech Of Morton at
Indianapolis, remarkable as that was
f1r the absence Of even one word Of
truth. The Arkansas carpetbaggers ev-
identity mean mischief, fer the full de-
vel0pnent of which We must wait for
the Radical convention to be held at
Chattanooga.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30

TIE board Of managers Of the New
York cotton exchange yesterday adopt
ed an additional bylaw, that the elassi-
6catiop of cotton established by the na-
tionsl col ton exchange, and supple
meated ss regards the grades Of mid
ding fair ana fair, by this exchange,
viii hereafter form the basis Of settle
meut OF all transactions for future de-
livery, under which the delivery is due
on and after September l, 1875, and Of
all transactions except those under reg
uIar contract for future delivery, which
are made or and after October l, 1874.
Verbal contracts, when proven to the
satisfaction of arbiTators, are to have
the same standing as if written.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30

The following appointments for th'
canvass haVe been sgreed upon By the chair
men OF the Democratic and Republican Stat
executive committees:
JOnesb0rO, nTfsday, september 18th.
GreeneFiiiG- " ednesday, September 50th.
ROsersviile, Thursday, October lst.
MOrristOWn. Friday, October I'd.
Knoxville, Saturday, October Sd.
Maryville, Monday, October 6th.
Jaezsborn, Tuesday, October 9th.
Atf. is f.'eiiuesday, October eth.
Cleveland, Thursday, October Sth.
Chattanooga, Friday, October 9Th.
Tullahoma, Saturday, october 10th.
McMinnvilie, Monday, October L2th.
MurfreesbOro, Tuesday, October 18th.
Lebanon, Wednesday, october lith.
Alexandria, THURSDAY, October 18th.
Nashville, Saturday, October 18th.
Columbia, Monday, October 10th.
Pulaski, Tuesday, October 10Th
Gallatin, Wednesday, October DIST.
Clarksviile, Thursday, October I'D.
Paris, Friday, October 23d.
Mckenzie, Saturday, October 24th.
Humboldt, Monday, October 26th.
Union City, Tuesday, October 9TH.
Bolivar, Wednesday, October 18th.
Jackson, Thursday, October 29th.
Brownsville, Friday, October SDth.
Memphis, Saturday, October 3lst.
]. L. RICE,
Chairman Democratic Executive Com.
W. +. PROSSER.
Chairman Republican Executive Com.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30

TIE campaign was opened yesterday
at Jonesbor0 in presence Of a very large
assemblage Of the people Of that part Of
the State, EX-President johnson being
present. Judge Porter, it will be seen,
is fully able TO cope with Mr.. Maynard,
sud evidences by his boldness and de-
termination, no less than by his skill
and accuracy, his ability to lead the
Democracy Of Tennessee to victory.
This first speech Of our candidate fully
confirms the judgment Of the conven-
ti0u that nominated him, and must es-
ts5Hsh him firmly in the esteem Of
every Democrat in the State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30

TIE winter to come viii tell in the
overerOwded manufacturing districts Of
New England with peculiar severity.
Nearly one-half the mechanics and
mill hands Of that region will have holi-
day through the most inclement season
of fl,r. mar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30

Ex-PREsIDEST JOHNSON has been in-
teTviewed upon the subject Of nation
al constitutional convention, which, it
Is needless 10 say, IN view Of his oft re-
itersted assertions favOring the election
OF President and United States senators
by the people, he heartily indOrses. 1t
vii also be seen that the irrepressible
ste tesman is sound as ever in cOndemna-
ton Of the reconstruction laws,
and is as much opposed to the later
civil rig hts bin as TO the earlier one, the
veto Of witch went so far to induce his
fs.gr-ss 81, ma NJ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30
NEW ORLEANS.
Result Of the Conference Between the
Conservative and Republican Gem
es-COmmissiOner
Appointed.
a Fair Registration, Peaceful Election
and Present Division OF the OIL
ees--Beast Butler and that
Big FCe-EtC.
The Two Commtttses Have agreed.

NEW ORLEANS, September 29.-The
following agreement, made and signed this az
Iernoon. -i The undersigned announce The fol-
lowing as the result OF the conference betwt en-
the commissioners OF the two political parties
OF the State Of LOui slsina. The commissioners Is
representing the CCnserY attYe Peoples party
pledge themselves 10 cause all violence and
intimidation, # any exists, 10 cease through
CUT The state, and TO assist the constituted
authorities in maintaining peace and tnsur-
ing strictly tatr ana impartial registration
and election also discouAtenance acts and
threats OF personal violence ana all improper
Influences TO control the viii Of the electors,
and render assistance and use every effort to
subject - the penalties OF the aw all persons
who may commit acts Of violence or 1ntlmi-
dRtiOn. or cOnGpiTe to do the same. In order 10
guarantee a tair registration ana election,
there is hereby constructed and established
an advisory committee composed OF nVe
mem beT.s. namely. MessrS. Albert VOORHEES,
tiVas of the Conservative Peoples party, and
Messrs. s.. B. Packard and b. Z. JOubert Sc.
lected by the representatives OF the Republic
can party and OF an empire, namely: D.R.M-
+. ROuzano, who has been Jointly selected.
This advisory committee is 10 supervise and
carry cut the registration throughout the
state on behalf Of all parties TO the full extent
OF the suggesting changes in the registration
officers and the manner OF conducting and
carrying on the registration. Governor Kel-
logg, in the interest OF the affair and the i'm
pai Llal registration, of his own accord, pledg-
ing himse f to act upon the advice and sug-
gestion OF the advisory committee, 50 long as
such advice and suggestions are in consOn-
auce with ami permitted by the existing laws
of the state.
Ii is also agreed g at Two persons shall be
named by the representatives Of the Conser-
vative People party, who shall be elected ac-
cOrding 70 the law 10 I'LL vacancies which
shall be created by resignation in the retiring
NIT n rura tx a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30
Safety Bureau S!

81 The subscriber will receive funds, in
sums TO suit, from those wishing to place such
with him,
Allowing Interest at the rate OF six 90
per cent. per aHBuTB.
In order 10 assure all such Of the perfect
safety OF what may be placed in his hands, he
would respectfully remind them that mis- large
interest in city property. entirely unencum-
bered, becomes security for IL.
JOSEPH l. AEDRBWS.
No. 252 Front street..
N.B.--The residence and punctuality Of this
house for about half century is another
guarantee OF the pTomptness by which all Its
obligations VIII be met on the usual three
days notice. sells
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30
ESTABLISHED 1910

TIE Cunard and National steamship
companies are at loggerheads, and the
result is thst steerage-psssage to and
from Europe is down TO fifteen dollars.
Cheap enCugh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-30

a fire at Mau4lee City, Ohio, Sunday,
destroyed the extensive hardware store OF
PECK, Hamilton Co., and a two-story build.
ing adjoining, owned by 5. n. Beach, and oc-
oupled by L. VsnVieck, Tor the naapufaetnre
OF spring bed-bottoms. 1,oss, twenty-six tbou-
sand dollars, INSURANCE eleven thousand,