Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-04-07

mission merchants, ioWardS row.
J. N. Ilghe & Co., grocers and commission
merchants, BowardS row.
Webb & Provine, produce and commission
merchants, Howard d row.
/ l.. H0lman 4 Co., commission merchants
Howard'S row.
John Trantham, grocer and commission
merchant, Howards row.
M. L. Meacham q Co., wholesale grocers,
| Union.
A. ], Roach & Co., g-oeers and cotton fac
stanton & Moore, grosers and cotton factors
| 322 Front.
Order 4 Denie, produce and Alabama lime
4; Wetter d Co., stoves and tinware, ls and
! Is Monroe. Tir-
James H. Smith, with j. F. Dowdy & Co., 20C
Murray Ridgeley, merchant taiIorx, 81
! Madison.
William Lunn, plumber and gas-ntter 2s3
Motley & Co, coppermiths and sheet-iron
workers, navy-yard.
Main. ~
o.I Tn6 mas, Gross & Co., leather and saddlery,
George w. NsilI, furniture, 1852 Main.
+. q. Barnaby, furnishing goods 3II Main
Mahsneld q Higbee, wholesale druggists, 3Ol
White, Langstaf Co., hardware, 2s9 Main.
I. A. Nelson, president Southern life insur-
anee company, 2S9 Main.
oo STedenburg & Littlejonn, insurance agents,
Q. F. Prescott & Co.. lamps, oils, soap, and
tinware, Z79 Main.
F. D. Barnum, jeweler, 265 Main.
Court. ~ v N''
Heron, Connor & Co.. cotton factors, and
Harris Mallory q Co, grocers and cotton
factors, 254 Front
Wait & Lewis, coal, S95 Main.
Gibson, Herring & Co, cotton factors and
commission merchants, IS2 Front.
Front. -'-
7 4 r.
cotton factors, l6S Front.
George Dunbar, with NIllburn, Walker & Co.,
wagons, S5l Second
=. Z. Burke, city engineer, city hall.
hall. "'''
John scheibler, leather, hides, and furs, 2O3
Main. -9' w
5. Kaufman Bro, wholesale tobacco, ci-
gars aud liquors, 80 Main
Podesta, Malatesta & Co, wholesale congec-
tioners, 252 Main,
II; Harder, manufacturer of boots and shoes.
,Herzog Bros, dry goods and notions, $50
?. G. Bigley, coal merchant, 25 south Court.
o-J .C. Ward, clothing and furnishing goods,
Il. L. Guion, real estate and rental agent, 81
]; H: Waggoner, merchant tailor, 2Ss Main,
r w. Elgns, druggist, I76 and lS7 Poplar.
John Devote, grocer, 7l-73 Adams.
Madison. -
J. ". McCown, CLOTHING, 24l-2i8 Main.
dealers, go Front.
Caldwell d Lamb, grain. feed and huildIno
material, 2S4 Front.
st. Bernard Coal Association, Madison.
Bank OF Commerce, IL Madison.
han q Co, livery and slle stable So Union,
baxter, Trezevant Il Co, wholesale tobacco
and cigars, 3l6H Main.
G.H. Hoist IL Bro, undertakers, 800 Main,
J: ID. Williams, clothing 81 Main
Cieayes q Carnes, booksellers and stationers,
PSI Main.
VIM. Miller, boot and ghoe manufacturer,
=, Phil. ]. Mallon, plumber and gas filter, aOi
=, Chas. a. Damman, wholesale liquors, I75
E. Marshall, livery and sale stable, 1o4 Main.
r: u: LaWhorn, feed and produce merchant
r. c. Miller, grocer, 1887 Main.
THOMAS Boyle, capitalist, IL Madison.
j. Rosenbach, wholesale liquors, 800 Front
and 73 Monroe y
William Dean, groceries, northeast corner
Jefferson and Main,
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad COMPANY
Cubbins Gum, Union foundry.
Ioube & Marks.
Joseph Lenow.
Jones & Baldwin,
B. A. Hollenberg.
II. g: Honenberg, music house, 294 Main,
Muldoon, Bullitt & Co. @
]. J. Ammonett.
Pearce, Suggs q Co.
MIR. Bayliss, from the committee on
the extension of commerce of the city
OF Memphis, reported progress, and
asked further time, which was granted.
The committee on improvement of
navigation in Forked-Deer river present.
ed memorial, which had been drawn I'D
and forwarded to Hon. Barbour Lewis,
and had already been introduced in con-
gress. !
Mr.. Dow, from the committee on the
union depot, reported progress, and
asked further time. Granted.
Mr.. Bayliss presented a memorial
drawn up and forwarded to the chamber
for lndorsemeDt by the New Orleans
chamber of commerce in regard to se-
curing government aid for the construc.
ton of the Texas Pacific railway. The
memorial was indorsed by the chamber,
and it was ordered that a copy be for.
warded to our representatives in con-
gress.
Mr.. Stratton presented the following |
resolution in regard To the Nicolsor- !
pavement tax:
RESOLVED, That the question of the |
Nicolson pavement tax, as applied to |
capital as well as real estate, be referred |
to the committee already having in |
charge the question of the privilege-tax,
and that they be requested to secure the |
repeal of such portion of said pavement
AK as is levied upon capital invested in |
business. Also, that the same commit |
zee be requested to investigate and re- |
port as to the feasibility of q general re-
iuction of taxes for the current year,
both city and county. Adopted.
On motion, Messrs. /. M. Hill, F. s.
Davis and w. s. Bruce, were added to
he committee on the question of priv
lege taxes.
The chairman announced the follow
ng as the committee on arbitration for
he ensuing six months: Messrs. J.C,
Neely, J. q. Barbour, R. @. Craig, G. III.
Judah, b. J. Semmes, A. l.. Harris,
md u. Furstenheim.
On motion of +. S. Davis the follow
ng memorial was adopted, and a copy
ordered to be sent to our representatives |
n congress.
TO the Honorable, the Senate and House of /
Representatives OF the United States in
Congress Assem- bled:
Your memoTialists, the chamber of |
of the city of Memphis, Ten
1esSee, have observed, snd have been |
of the introduction of a bill in
the senate Of the United States entitled
TO organize the Territory of Oklahoma,
and for the better protection of the In
dian tribes therein, and for other pur-
poses."
Your memoriallsts, representing the
business interests of the city of Mem /
ahis, take very deep interest in this
and are very solicitous that
this measure, or some other of like DUR
port, be passed into law, and that said /
Territory be given good and efficient
government.
1t is notorious fact that at present
.awlessness prevails to an alarming ex-
tent within said Territory, and that
there is no adequate remedy for the evil;
and that in consequence of the unset |,
led and disturbed condition of affairs.
together with the restriction existing as
TO the occupation and settlement of the
ands of said Territory, the same remain
All almost perfect Wilderness. Your
believe that, with the or
yanization of an efficient govern
nent, and the admission and pro-
ection of actual settlers, but short
period of time will elap'e before said
Territory will become rich aud prosper
,us-not only self-s1stairing SO far as
is government is concerned, but will
add immensely to the wealth, prosper
ty comm rcial gresltness of the
valley, and the whole south
vest
Xy,,. -, -. q -, zc,,,,<f lol;axrc ~, -