Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-05-05


3 barrels Of meal; 6. A. Eckeriy, 10 barrels of
nS@i; I Selgen, Wleks q CO.. barrels OF nour;
stewart, Gwynne & co. ! E-gshead OF bacon I;
Hloth keaiman, 10 barrels OF dour; II. Il.
Eggers barrels of -four; Perry a l'eres, bar
rel Of -four; James Rogers, barr ell OF flour; T.
II. Estes, barrels OF -four; J. N. Nelson and
brother lat Hill, Fontaine & co.'s, barrel Of
Sent by A. J White, April z7-Lawthorn
co. 3 barrels Of potatoes; ,. L. Sullivan, 3
bales Of hay; F, P. Reid. 2 barrels of meal;
Buchanan, Horton & CO., sscksof corn.
Money-A. Vaccarc & CO., S24; cash, s.; ..
MartinOsa marked paid 60; Hawks, Depass a
CO., so; J. r. Goodwin & CO., $50; Rootes a co.,
s.; James B. Emery, s.; :. Feucht, s.; l.. Erb,
.; J. Z. Frost CO., paid S5; J. T. Lewler Il co.,
% II Black, So A. J. Vaughan, $40; L. Ber-
II. 7. LENNON AND c. W. MACRAE's COL
LECrICNS
District No. o.4-Coutributiona to the "reIief
fund" for OveTflowed district. Mississippi val
ley, coliectet by H T. Lennon and q. ".
Macrae, IN The district comprising that part
OF Main street lying south OF Madison; OrBan-
non 4 Morris, So; sledge, Mckay & CO., SIS;
JOyner, Lennon q Gale, s2j: Johnston d
Vance, s25; Mansfield & Higbee, IS; A. Seessel,
son q co. 81; Schwab 4 CO., SIS; Goodbar &
Gillland, SIS; J. s. wilkins SIC; HollowelI
Crockett q Haller, $40; Bohlen, Huse 4 CO., $40;
:. Ioube. SO; Risk q Johnson, $40; MITCHELL
Hoffman & co., $40; Taylor, Joy & CO., sl0
Loewenstine Bros, $40; w N wiIkerson & co.
SO; Thomas Gross a CO., SO; f. A. Benson, s5l
= sternburg q CO., S.; Francisco a Wiggtn, $;
Doherty s.; splcer 4 ~ an, S; John LILY, S.;
Ames, Beattie CO., s.; ]. 2 HtlI, 81 Baxter,
Pickens 4 CO., s.; J. D. Williams, s5; A. q.
Dennis, s.; H O HoIlenherg, $; Johnston 4
Nunns, s.; ca h, s. cash, s5i cash, s.; cash, s5;
I. Roescher. 81 c. Quentel. s. cash, s.; E. G.
Barnaby, 81 :. ROescher, q; Dush & Wilson,
s.; K. D. GOODWIN, %; cash S. 81 EACH $40;
schwartz, 81; Schwerbaith, 81; w. d. May
fi.Id enNn n. - IA.
each, 81 80; cash 81, 90 cents each; cash 81, G5
cents each, 80 cents. Total, s&7l 50. Grubbs &
Austin, in clothing, IS; James Roper & Bro,
/ barrel -four.
l. NJ. HILL AND W. N. BROWNS COL
LECTIONS.
This district comprises that part Main street
ZONES. Brown 4 co. So. FiII. Terry & Mitch
ell, $50; b. LOweas stein q Bros, so; Menken
Bros, $50; Ferguson, Privett & Doyle, $40: W.
E. Rogers, so; Barbour 4 sim pson, $40;
Sprcule McCoEn, SO; Podesta, Malatesta x
co. $40; q. W. Jones & CO., SO; J. y. smith,
$40; W. Z. Byrd, SO; Thomas Boyle, $50; Bry-
Barnum & co, SlO; W. W. Young, $40; B.
Bingham, s.; L. q A. LoWensteiu, IS; J. W.
Liebsn, s.; ". & 5. Jack q CO., SO; Lou Lou
brie, s.; John Monogue, IS. J. g. Mills, So ID.
II. Goodyear, $50; Walkers Bros. & CO., SIS;
H Harder, S.; Brown & Jones, SO; James
Speed, SIS; Woodruff eco, $40; cash contribu-
tons, sl3; Wm. Frank, s.; Miss A. Wall, So;
= NJ. Ward, So; H. Lumental, 81; N. S. Chap
sky 81; Joe MontedOnieO, s.; oils s. Merrill,
g. ID. hOSe ntndll, -. SCnelELer q J. +.
Henry, 81; Jacob Strauss, 81; Lewis Keith, 81;
G. Loefel, $; Mrs. NJ. c. Hunter, 50;
c. Curtis, S.; L. Kremer, g; Mrs. sullivan,
81; a. f. Kennedy, s5; E,lis Loubrfe, S.;
Boyle & Chapman, s.; ]. Harpmau, 81; Dr.
Frank kice, $; A. Faller q Co 81; j. 5. Atehi-
son 81; J. DOurnberg, 81 ; Mark Levy, g; J.Gs-
J. A. Walter, 81; J. Waiter g; Mrs. BottO, 81;
VI Pump, 81, II. eel sci Z sons, 81; o. +. Wy
lie, 81; c. a: Damman, 81 A; Mayer, %; total,
S5g7 g. L. Kaufman, caddies tobacco, 20
pounds; Leidy 4 CO., l package hats; D. f.
Presc 1tL & co.. boxes soap; oliver, Finnie &
co supplies, SO: K. J. b. L. W. nne l saddle;
;. NeudIg, barrel -four; Lytle & Shields,
barrels cOrnn1eal. boz crackers; @. B. Patti
son, groceries, s. S. Duffy & carey, boxes OF
crackers; b. Rocco, boxes crackers.
W. c. HARVEY AND c. P. HUNTS COL
LECTIONS.
Contributions to the relief fund, overfowed
districts, mississippi valley. made TO W. 0.
Harvey and c. P. Hunt: LOcls Ranger & co.,
so; Heron, Conner q CO., $50; Cotton Com
press association, IS; 5. I. TOof, $40; c. Kor-
trecht, s.; J. ". scales, 50 W. Y. {. Humes,
s.; cash, S.; cash, s.; cash, $40; John c. Hill &
co $40; J. a. Wright s. CO., q; Moses Runaih,
81; l.. Lewis, 81; James ROosa & co., SO; A. De-
vOto, s.; Mrs. p. Sanginsttt, 81; l. Isaacs, 81;
cash, SOC; cash, 2lc; senate, IS; Vanwinkle, s.;
A. Fassmdu, So; Price & Jones, s.; $. II. Cow
ard, ST; P. sauer, 81; VIM. Fhilbert, 81; cash 81;
Tom winters 8; SEQ. 3. Morton, s.; General
HOrriga1, SO; Nike Blessing, s.: William
Bowles, sr., SO; John l.. Norton, S5. Total
s. %. W. K. ThixtOn, E,attress; ALI Girls
som, . barrels meal
". :. BEUCE AND &. J. sEIINES'S COL
Lotions.
Contributions to the relief fund overflowed
districts, Mississippi valley, collected by W.
Wallace q Gibson, S; R. X. Church, IS: B. J.
Senmes, SO; ]. Eader, SO; Memphis Wood
McDowsll, s.; John Walsh, S.; James ReilIey,
$40; Cole & co, SIS; Hook q LaGriil, IS; Fla
herty, Marley & sullivan, SO; John Hunter, /
s.; Marcus Jones, $; II. G. Stever & CO., So; !
Dr. A. Szerenyi, $40; N. .. Z. Stewart. S.; L. |
A. Co.e, s.; Go. n. Powell S; o. NJ. Alsup, IS;
J. J. Sears, S5 per week as wanted, paid s.:
John Brown, "hegister," s5; q. II. Brackett &
CO., SO; John OvertOn, ir., SO; W. ;. Gilman,
81; brown Lyles, $; Wm. Lunn, IS; J. & A. |
?. MORGAN. g; Il. b; Packer & CO., 50; J. W.
Mrs. Malstesta, 81 50; W. W. Coleman, Soc; I. |
;. Mallory 81 W Hesiaey2 S2i H. g. HaT-
Lemon, 81; Thomas Bush, Sc; ]. b. Adams,
s.; John Brown, jr., SOC; Y. b. Thayer 81: r. |
StOtz, g; Isaac Corwin, s.; d. A. McAmber,
brown smith, 81; H. seehaasen, 81; NJ. N.
Beach, 81; W. Esch, 81; To. sullivan, So. To-
We report additional contributions: John
Hunter, l pair pants; H. T. Sinnott, l bed
stead A. Hitzfeld & son, Z glass lamps D. {.
McDocgal CO., bales hay on steamer
Tne above contributions CT money have
been paid over 10 the treasurer of the relief
fund
THE PRIVILEGE TAX COMMITTEE.
Secretary ToOf, on behalf Of this COM
mittee, asked further time, which was
granted.
NEW COMMITTEE.
The chsirman announced the follow
ing committee on the cOttOn-tax ques-
ton: A. 7. Lacey, W. w. Guy, n. Hill,
J. r. Goodwin, and w. Z. Mallory.
The chamber then adjourn ed to next
regular meeting.