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ReIigions Notice.

A series OF discourses win be delivered by
DIR. T. W. Casltey, of Mississippi, on the
"Doctrine OF Miracles at the Christian
church, commencing tonight AT the usual
hour, 7 o'clock.
The slteptcal are invited to attend, rs well
as all others who feel an interest In the
subject. tIb 2sid3t
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Underwood Lucille.
"
Vance r +; Valentine Louis .; vensble
David q. r... -.... =. ..... !,

wredbSrg + Q; witt +; warren u; V Wilson i,
Henry; Williamson ] NJ; Wells J A.; Wolfer
John; Wilkinson John; Weatherly John;
Walker John q: Walker Isaac p; Wallace
Z; Wallace =; Webb Ida W; Wood John p;
Vim John r; Virgins Laura, Williams
Lilly G; wilmot Mrs; Walker Mrs Moliie;
whitfield NJ @; Weaver Roy 8; Warwick T d:
Williams Sophia; Watkins 8 A; westover 4
8; Waldo Thomas NJ; White Winnie.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Proprietor California Wagon Yards; Clark
& Knox; Slaughter a Wright; Jno Poiyef &
Co; Mess Ollover & Heal; Dayis& Urouehart:
Dane, Keene & co; Taylor & Thornton; Rus.
sell 4 Dismukes; Williams & Martin; Akens
a Stitley. ~ = HI Is ~
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


~ ,,,o o,,,.o,, ,,,a CIV M Dallnst
~ Nh' Nli'Nphh " wv" WV W ""''i a..
Announoemenls as candidate lpf 9n M
have become iaslllonahle, Iiiph "a, ems ms
early yot. Hut since the best o. elllE .u
have seen proper % announSe .neanssains
" aiseassi6n would hereby ta m the Sab w.
dale ipr reeieeIon 70 W. on,up Of nolI
uds Val ul I'm ~ 49,, ,lonaiitv heing myself u
ain' n n'i'," as Shaving now have
n'ap, ppn Nv " ~ I'VE h,,,nsT ~ innn md "A
,,har ~, ,ha Ssa,,,,n,,uI,v N, ihe unst,
'" a''''.. " 'yvS cry fc'PSSGSIIGNilIy5
W. s,o on,,or,,od and requested ,o,oll.
l.nouiioe. ~ ELLeF
ma .oond,dats ror Mayor fthe city Of Dallas,
subject 10 iho DoiBinailon By the Democratic
party.
uYollow-e,isc,S, b tbsq,iy, Of Jltler y am
ae,.,,dhl'as ~ MAYOR o p msSm"c,a,Ia nomina.
Ions Tor all elly 2Illgss, ~ sn and hho oii
snn ms riy Tia no,nInees whnioycr may be tiie
method devised ior making The same, u
cratic candidate Tor Maya, u ,,5,, ,Sn
/ hereby ANNOUNCE myself as 4 candidate
Ioi Mnypr OF y",,hs, III or eondemnation Of
so na,ias ~, en nm Wand 10 ,e,ard or
nnem,vo npniah ma belieyInn / can ad
munster lnncG Wisnou h UI'n ~ nv you, su D.
port. ''""' I' - 49, C.1s
Very truly yours,
u am a candidate for the once Of Mayor Of
une Guy oi nai,"s, m'y n canIidnte VA
, ,hvi oppsaI sav INK, Nh, The candidate
OF the people, but will abide by and acqnl-
os s ~ ~ cihy y nS paplas IN ther Convcntion
should one DO he,u' ~. po"'o'''
,l,-...., .,,tt s's Nlss .5f4.
We are anthorizcd anu rePues'ou W "h'
nouho0 H. a pnLIN
90 o.nd,,a,o for civ Attorney. M, the
2Sydld
For City Assessor ana Coiec'or'
nounc e. ""' ""''''f"7 ."'N, GY''''G'i' ri',iT
| 10 ID urr -. D.. kHsHEn sHnft
| M A candidate for Assessor and Collector Of
the city OF Dallas, at inc election In April
| next. .~, ...t ..-ts,
| We arc authorized and requested TO M
notinco rfifI VIfI 7IN JAY wv lth
| 80, xyhu uyAr.,p,, ay hna
We We
as a candidate for Assessor ana Collector q
the city OF Dallas, subject 10 a. Democratic
Convention, should one be held. Elostlon IN
April next.
| For treasurer. r,.r
| We are authorized and, requested 4
announce
|
4 HENRY BOIL. lNF,yg
81" %
| as a candidate for Treasurer OF the city o.
Dallas, az ihe election In April next,
| fTE Fo, MnrnhaI. ~
|
We are authorized and requested u
announce
.l@ e. M 4. NAcHNS y
| as n Democratic candidate for Marshal OF th'
city or Dalias, nv the eiection IN Aprii next
AT the request OF many friends ann0uhg'
myself y enn1idsts lor pity Mi.iS,,h %, y y
imnarilaiIy md foithfullv. ''''''''
a ,oiiN ~. ~ Az.
nomnc Wv "''''' ''" '~f">'''" W VS.
~, "o John sam. RECORD ANA
as candidate FOR Marshal or inc city o
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Franklin a. Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.
Dny board.

Mrs. l.. Miller, at the residence OF Major
W. W. Peak, Ia prepared TO accommodate a
few day boarders.
Mira. Miller II prepared TO do all kinds OF
Millinery and Dressmaklng In the latest
stylcs. ''''' 9H- 'i 2oldtf
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goyEXAS HEADQUARTERS
Idoa
the hal -foR--
Bbr fins Elm n Stencils and Engravings
Democrat.

err the little boys witrg Stencils, Bsnlsins
conundrum they ask, for FIGURING Mills,
school r Tstbsr tooh a S Z type fIsssees
rom his teacher; he said, 1ters' Badges
Know; havn't heard from the h CsfIlage'
Sor kus this morning. Ask me s6l,3S SJn y
thing that ain't foolish p' ,''''P'
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Dallas board ofTrade.

There will DO a meeting OF the Dallas Board
of Trade, at Fields Theater, on Tomorrow
Saturday evening, nj o'clock, sharp.
IlTyQUF WI, CLARK, President.
r. l.. MARsAIJs, Secretary. 2g0d2t
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he market continues brisk, with an ex.
cellent demand. Hides are coming in very
freely to-day. Messs. schoellkopf q Co.
furnish quotations as follows:
Selected Ec;dry sailed lsc; green sailed 81
deer skins 2Sc; Is of for grubby In all classes.
Harness Leather-Oak i0@t3c; Hemlock aea
ilc; skirting i5@i6c. Sole Iesther-oak ia
i6c; Hemlock 33a39c.
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Moasrs. Durham, Howell 4 Co., OF Sbreve'
port, are ngents Of the Arizona Mills IN Clai-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared olsell
Colt Yarns and 0snaburgs at figures less
than New Orleans prices. ii [250d.tf
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Of Sulphur Springs, Texas, Will deliver q lec-
ture in the1hall over sangefs' building on
Main street tonight, at o'clock, on the sub.
ltsstef tempsrsnse. ms public, are respect.
fnliy invited 10 attend. tfft-a -
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For Sale.

Two good residences in this city, Imme'
dlate possession given. Il
l59-dtf STEAGALL u co.
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Hav For SaIe,

We offer two hundred tons prairie hay TO
sale, ut low figures.
2s2dtf BLOCK, JEFF Il co.
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Sherman Opera house now open. First
class talent wanted. Salaries guaranteed.
Address, Box 204, sherman Postofiice. 'ol
'''' o." 1}8da.
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III. Everybody In this city should have els
~ soh hts preniisesi irhose who cannot ar.
no no have an underground cistern can
tary casey press one erected at very small
tied. So the opportunity is, now offered to
Tn tba &, 40 easonable rates., For partieu-
either ward. anu 'Hs' -
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Go to Stegall a. Go. for firni-
ture, books, stationery, crock
cry and glassware, window
shades, pictures, and all kinds
of nlOuldiIigs, wall paper, step
ladders, table and pocket cut
lery. ~ 2Sod&wtf
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- Nkah
7gn9 lrl'ai fli b. Buying. Selling.
Gold ........- .,.,,...,.....D,, 100 g Ill q
Silver. ....................... l0T q 100 q ITO
Commerctal exchange-New Orleans, buy.
ing " to l per cent discount, selling n per
cent premium; New York, buying X per cent
discount selling y per cent premium; Gal
weston, buying u per cent discount, selling
X per cent premium; St. Louis, buying y
per]cent discount, selling X per cent pro-
MUM.
n ,Tf4TT r-rg Cotton. u sEEf1
The cotton market to-day has been active,
with the usual good demand. Prices remain
about as usual, ranging from to 1871 cents;
good samples bringing IA cents. The follow
ing are the receipts:
Tompkins 4 Iittleneld- .................. o. bales
y! r. Luce N Co...................... 66 bales
y. n. smith y Co.......-..............-, 40 bales
DoulWhre q IL bales
~. ioung"".-. ..,..--.......,..,........ 4 bales
lotiti.'...... .............. az bales
Freights-Galveston 81 90; New Orleans
~ 62is; Shreveport 81 90.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HxRALD,(
January q, 1874.
The money market remains firm, with u
moderate demand for accommodations, We
quote:
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Try English Female Bitters; they cure after
all else falls.
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Artists materials at Reed e.
LathrOp's. 5ui ID 2s5d2w
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'nlygneed go to CapT
iiof ptok al..I~ "a
Yceting Tonight

three days of the city es ss men me-, generally
nave their names registerts' hall all The y,
pr9pg precinct book. That's alon cover
and there's no bug under the chip.oiercIsl
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Remaining IN the POatodioe at Dallas, Texas
ont within ono month from the above dule
viii be eent % the Dead Letter once, Wahh'
ington, ID, ca
Persona calling for the above letteih VIII
'''' WV wAI. JONES, y, M,
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Hammer VIM Il; Hill WIN; Hay WV; Hill
w Il; Hubbard VIM; Hill Thomaai Hinch I
III; Hammer Sue; Hart Sam; Hill RACHEL
Hooker II II j Horton N; Harris Nancy
Hatton John; Henry James Y; Hayhurst
W; Hughes Jno A; Hurst James |; Hames ]
&; Hathaway Goo W; Hanson N G; Hnines II
/; Haggprt Gilbert; Hell Henry; Hendon
Greene, Heene Fred 2, Hunter Hender-
kins Eiyira; Hess Eugene; Hickman o 81
Hammer A NJ; High j Hart Mrs Bettie
Has Brothers. "'' ""t 'N 10
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Gardner W II; Green w II; Griiien w !;
May A; G0ssett Mary Ann; Gwynn Mrs D Vi
Groves Jos; Glacken Hugh Gray Henry
Gay George NJ; Gorham Miss Carriei Gregson
Il b. Geohegan q w;Gof q W; Garyin Cattlei
Gregg A X; dueringer Arthur II; Gwynn
Amelia.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05
DRINKING IN FRANCE.

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati EN-
quirer" writes: Daring my brief stay in
Paris have seen at least five hundred thous-
and people, and in this number, only three
drunkards and not single crusader. Wine
is part of their meals. Everybody drinks.
They put brandy in their coffee instead of
milk. The father pours wine for his daugh-
ter, the mother for her children. On all the
principal streets there are little tables placed
on the sidewalk in front Of the cafe, where
together. Bat there is no disorder, no dis
turbance. In France it is not disgraceful
for man to drink, but it is ungentcel for
him to get drunk. In America it is dis
GAGE to drink, and social damnation to get
drunk. Here there are no bars or saloons
where the front windows are painted, and
there are no screens at the doors; nobody
drinks on the sly. They drink light wines,
drink leisurely drink until they have enough,
and then stop. An American has no time to
drink leisurcly. He is always in hurry.
He lodges into a saloon, bolts twenty
cents worth of poiS N, works half an hour,
and runs in and takes another. Life is
rush with him, and he must have a Stimu-
liant, and wine is too light. Another differ
cnce; man of the lowest class is considered
gentleman until he has proved himself
otherwise, and he takes wine at the same
table with the rich man without giving Of
Tense to the latter. Being treated like
gentleman, he acts like one.
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ssSs n.
Churches.

Reformed J. Ruhl, pastor; scrvi-
ccs every Sunday at 1890 m; Sunday
School at , p m.
Pre,hytcrinn-Rcv John Thomas, pastor;
services every Sunday at 1890 Il m and 800
p m-morning services in English, evening
in Welsh Sunday School at > p m; Prayer
Meeting every Monday evening.
81. MichHelS Roman Catkolic-Main
street, Rev ' F Schmitt, pastor; Divine
services on Sunday: Low Mass at 8 am;
high Mass and Preaching at 1890 n m
Sunday School at 3 p m; Ncspcrs and Ben
edictiOu at 4 IN.
Welsh CGD@rcgatiGnal-Bowery street,
Rev Isaac Thomas pastor; Sunday services
at 10 m and 6 p IN Sunday School at , p
m; Prayer Meeting every Monday evening
and Class Meeting every Thursday evening
German l.utleran-Rev J. Stumpf, pas
tor; services every Sunday at 1880 m
Sunday School at , p m.
Rpthei-(colorcdJ Mechanic street, Rev
Joseph Thompson, pastor; preaching every
Sunday morning, afternoon and evening, at
II, 3 and 30, respectively; Prayer Meeting
every Thursday evening.
N. T.. GIlurri'-(colored) Oak street no
pastor; Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
evening.
Welsh Baptist -Bcnll st, Rev NJ Evans,
pastor; Preaching Sundays at 1920 Il N
and 730 p m; Sunday School At 2p m.
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THE BAMBOO TREE.

Probably this tree subScryeS more purposes
of usefulness than any other in the whole
range of nature. The Indian obtains from
it part of his food, many Of his household
utensils. and Il wood at once lighter and ca
pable of bearing greater strain than heavier
timber of the same. Beside, in expeditions
in the trophies, under the rays Of Il vertical
sun, bamboo trunks have more than once
been used as barrels, in which water, much
purcr than could be preserved in vessels OF
any other kind, is fresh for the crew. On
the western coast of Southern Asia the bam-
boo furnishes all the materials for the con-
struction of houses, at once pleasant, sub
stantial, and preferable to that OF stone,
which the frequently recurring earthquakes
bring down upon the heads Of the owners.
The fact that the bamboo is hollow has made
it useful for Il variety Of purposcs-it serves
as measure for liquids, and, if fitted with
n lid and Il bottom trunks and barrels are
quite frequently made of it. Even small
boats very often are made OF the largest
trunks by strengthening them with strips OF
other wood where needed. In one day they
obtain the height Of several feet. and with
microscope their deyelopement can be easily
watched Bat the most remarkable feature
about the bamboo is their blossomins.
With all their marvellous rapdity Of growth
they bloom only twice in a century, the
flower appearing at the end of fifty years,
Like other grasses, they die after having
borne seed. The highest of the bamboo is
the sammot. III tracts where it grows in the
greatest perfection, i - -yG4l&e!i!nes rises to the
HEIGHT Of one hundred feet, with stem only
eighteen inches in diameter at the base.
The wood itself is only an inch in thickness.
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BATHING IN THE DEAD SEA.

About six o'clock in the morning reach
cd the shore. was DESTROYS of aScertaining
the truth of the assertion that "nothing sinks
yin the Dead Sea- | swan a considerable
distance from the shore, and about four
wards from the beach was beyond my depth
The water was the coolest | ever felt, and
the taste of it most detestab.e: it was that
of A solution of nitro mixed with an infusion
of quassia. Its buoyancy ioand to be far
greater than that Of any sea | ever swan on,
not excepting the Euxine, which Is extremely
salt. | could lie like a log Of wood on the
surface. and with good deal OF cxertlon
could just dive sullici ntly deep to cover my
whole body; but ! WAS again thiown on
the surface in spite of mys'li.
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W. y 7 7 w VI VI 1NNTVT y T.ItIN.
The regular sessions of the County Com
missionevs commence on the first Monday
in January, April, June, July and October.
COmUsfssiontiS-A. c. Greene, President
w. r. BcalI. Ashford Trail, b. l.. Tur-
ncr, George RcUschlcin.
Gtrk-Davisson Armstrong
Co0nty TruaSarer-RobcrtS hrvcr
CouHty SUrtcyot-Danicl Chisholm.
CollcctorS IF state aHd County Tues
First Collection District, Orleans, Oldtown
and Flintstonc,D Joseph b. Stoulcmt yer
Second Collection District (Nos. rs and II
CUmbcrIand) VIM. Hall Third Collcc,
ton District, tMt Savage and Frostburg
James d. Armstrong. Fourth Collection
District Homecoming and Wcstcrnport,,
Patrick Mullen
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Railway Connections.

VIA CUMBERLAND Il PENNSYLVANIA r. r.
Leave Frosthurg at 40 a m connect at
Cumberland at $40 Il m with castbound
Is Il O II II Mail for Baltimore, etc.
Leave Frostburg at 10 IA IN, connect at
Piedmont with wcstbound B & O II r Ex-
press at 240 for Parkersburg, etc.
Leave Frostburg at II. 10 p IN, connect at
Cumberland at 30 p III with westbound
= W 4 b II II for Pittsburgh, etc; at LAO
p m with wcsthound b Il o X II Express for
Parkcrsburg, etc, and at 2 p m, with east
bound b ~ o r r. Express for Baltimore, etc
Leave Fro,thurg at 4.3O p H. connect at
Piedmont ut i.l3 p m with B & 0 r r Ac-
cOmmodation for Cumberland with B & o
X X Express eastward at 1850 a m, and
with Express westward at 30 a m-f0r all
principal points east and west respectively
- See Cumberland and Pennsylvania
and Baltimore and Ohio Railrond schedules
in t!,spapcr.
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FrostbUrg. December 5. 1874.
TIE MISuInSEss OF TONE.

Goldbeatcrs, By hammaring, can reduce
gold to leaves 50 thin, that % 900 must be
laid upon each other tic produce the thickness
of an inch; yet those leave, are perfect, or
without holes, 50 that one of them laid upon
any surface, as in gliding, gives the appear
ance of solid gold They are 50 thin, that II
formed into Il book, 500 would only occupy
the space of single leaf OF common paper;
and an octave volume of an inch thick would
have rs many PAGES as the books OF Il we'll
stocked ordinary library. of 800 volumes,
with four hundred pages in each. Still thin
ner than this is the coating of gold on the
silver wire Of what Is called gold lace: and
we are not sure that ; lch coating is Of only
drawn into wire much finer than human
hair \ grain Of blue vitrol, or carmine,
will tin9c Il gallon of water, 50 that III every
drop the color may be perceived. In the
mit Of Goldfish, or in water which certain
Vegetables have been infused. the microscope
discovers alimalculcs Of which many thous-
andS together do not equal i'll bulk grain
of sand; and yet naturr, with singular
prodigality, has supplied many Of these with
organs as complex as those OF a whale or clc-
phant; and the bodies consist OF the same
substances, or ultimate atoms, as that OF
man himself. Ina single rund Of such
matter there are more living creatures than
of human beings on the face of this globe.
What Il scene has the microscope opened to
the admiration of the philoSophic inquirer !.
Water, mercury, sulphur, or, IN general, any
substance when sufficiently heated, rises as
rapor or gas; that i, it is re, nccd to the
aeriorm state. Great heat, therefore, would
cause the whole of the material universe to
disappear, and the most solid bodies to be-
come quite is invisible and inpalpabIc as
the air we breathe. Few have contemplated
an humiliation of the world more complete
than this.
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$50 or s., 900 INSTR u DIIE211N II,

just what You getting If You medium high
priced thal and have choice selection
buying you have the perfect that what
First Glass and worth nothing dealt
by this house but those instruments that by their merit alone have achieved
second the the world. Two of them
particular that in e line have equal evidenced in the fact that
the Profession and Eminent J:dga instrument buy them for their
use in o anything else in the market.
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ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court of Allcgany county
holds its sessions on Tuesday of each week
OFFICERS.
CHhf JHdge-.Iol II Coulchan.
A%S2clatM-t. d Long, W. II. McCullc;
Register Of IjNs-Charlcs G. Shrivcr.
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Put up in stylish and substantial rrnner.
CHAMBER AND PARLOR SETS
To suit all tastes as to appearance and all
desires as to quality and prices.
We keep also full stocks of HUSK,
COTTON, WOOL and HAIR NAT
TRASSES, ut figures correspondingly low.
CIIILDREN'S CARRIAGES ofall styles
on hand in season.
In addition to the above we have superb
or facilities for furnishing goods to order
promptly and cheaply, and will give special
attention thereto.
All goods delivered to purchasers at all
stations on the G. d: p. Il. II.
FREE or Charge!
Feeling confident we can render entire
satisfaction, we invite the patronage of the
public. q. JARRETT & BRO,
Jgly w Main 81, FroSthrrg, Nd.
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DIRECTORY.
coz y. z A.
i3,n Courts.
(IECIrIT COERT

CIRCUIT COURT.
The regular terms of the Circuit Court
for Allc@any county commence First
Monday in january; second Monday in
April, first Monday in October,
The six regular equity or chancery terms
commence First Monday If january
third Monday of February second Mon
day of April; second Monday of June
second Monday of August; second Mon
day of October.
OFFICERS.
Chi,f J"dge-lIon. II: H. Alvey.
ISsorutes-IIons. William M0ttcr Geo.
a. Pcarre.
Uelk-ThcoAorc Luman
SUITS .itiorHcy-W J. Read.
.Mer%t-James G, Lynn.
AUd,tpr.-Mausicc a. IIcalcy.
CommiSSionerS-Wm, NJ. Price, John b.
Fay
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Public LED0RR 0vFGCH..
MRKPHIs. TENN. December IA. 1874
The money market for the past week
has ruled quiet and steady, with little
movement in money circles. Money is
growing stringent and in active demand.
The banks continue to discount all good
commercial paper offering at lO@l2 y
cent. q annumi on the streets money is
in active demand at 292A D cent. y
month. Brokers are paying llO@ll03
for gold, with little offering and light
transactions. Exchange is in fair supply
and easy; on New York and Eastern
points buying at &c discount and selling
at par; New Orleans is quoted at &c dis
count; sight bills on all points rule at
&c discount. City bonds, scrips and city
warrants rule dull and nominal, with lit
tie movement in the market. County
and State warrants are steady and I'M
changed. There is little or nothing do
ing in railroad stocks or foreign securi-
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r o. 0. p. DIRECTORE.

odd FeIlOws.EHan. corner Main and North
Court streets.
MKNpzrs Lopez. No. 6-meets every Tues
dav. VIM. W. Humphrey. n. g.; e, o.
Milton. V. g.; LIS. Burr. Secretary; Z. r.
Risk. Treasurer.
day night. Ben Freiberg. N. g.; r. 3.
Bacon, P. S.; John Holt. Treasurer
ScHTILER Lopez, 10. l40-meets every We'd
uesdav night. J. @. Schmidt. N. g.; Henry
Schilling, Y. g.; Chas. Borner. Secrstaryi
Henry Harder, Treasurer.
BASNER L0DGE. No. l47-meets every Friday
night j. 7. Lees, N. g.. ]. j =. Ross. v. g.;
]. II. Shepherd, P. and r. S.; j. s. wilkins.
BIUFT CRY LODGE. No. ls7-meets every
Tuesday evening at go Second street. q. w.
/. Crook. N. g.; R. G. Ryan. v. g.; w. II.
Moyston. Secretary; G. Gross, Treasurer.
KEoANPNKETs.
GAYogo ESckNPNEST, No. 3-meets on the
LIST and Sd Thursday nights Of each month.
Dan'l Shloss, G. P; Charles NJ. Carroll. II.
P; John L. Graf; 5; W; John A. Holt, T.;
Frank Underwood, ]. W.
MEMPHIS EEoAHPNEET, No. 39--rneets Cd and
lth Thursday nights Of each month. G.
Gross, @, p; Thos. l.. Risk, II. P; Joe
Nutzall, s. w.; 7. S. Bingham. Treasurer;
VIM. NJ. Homau, j. W.; G.W.Smith. Scribe.
DEGREE LODGE.
MEMPHIS Degree LoDGE No. 3-Meets first
Saturday Of each month. 9. NJ. Carroll. D.
NJ; d. @. Trader. D d. NJ: Z. r. Jack. A.
D. NJ; Thomas S. Bingham, Sec'y; Chas.
Richmond. Treas.