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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-14
GROCERIES,. &c.

~ BONES No. , CLEAR-RlB BACON
~ SIDES. -
| an boxes No. BACON SHOULDERS,
! 10 hcxes No. BULK SlluUIDkES,
10 IirIccs No. = CASNASED HANS.
| Vow In sto;c and must be sold 10 close c"nsel
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-10
BIDS F0a STATIONERY
FOR THE
State Officers and Legislature of the Stat.
of Nevada.

RI ID s WILL BE RECEIVED BY THp
IL State Board of Examiners of the State of Nevada up
to and including November a. 1875 for supplying fol
lowing amounts OF Stationery more less for the
the State Officers and Legislature Of said State the
commencing January lst 1879 and ending Deem
Der 81, 1889:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-10

IOFFlCIAL.l
I'd n q 9 D AMENDMENT TO THE
Constitution Of the State Of Nevada passed the
Eighth Session OF the Legislature:
ResOred That there shall be added the present Con
sttuon of this State Article be called and known
as Article &VIII and which shall be follows:
ARTICLE &Flil-The rights Of suffrage and office hold
ing shall not be withheld from any male citizen Of the
United States by of his color previous condition
Of serytude
Passed February IS, 1877.
ReSOlred by the Assembly the Senate coneurring That
Article Eleven an Of the Constitution of the State Of Ne
ysda be amended by adding said Article Eleven l
tion ten Q0) thereto, which shall read as follows
Section Ten No public funds of any kind character
whatever, State, county, municipal shall lie used for
sectarian purposes
Passed February q, 1877.
hereby certify the foregoing he copies from the
enrolled resolutions file in my Office.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal Of State, August 8
1875. J. D. MINOR.
IsEAL Seer -tary Of State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-10

- State Board of Examiners of the State of Nevada NJ
and including November a. 1875 for supplying the fol
the State Officers and Legislature said state for the tu,
years commencing January lst, 1879 ending Decem
Der 81, 1859:
10 Reams Letter Paper 10 ns to ream
10 Rcams Letter Paper, II ts to
10 Reams Note Paper, ths 70
10 Reams Note Paper, 6 Tbs to
10 Rearns Legal Cap, u ms TO ream
Is Reams Legal Cap, Il tbs to reanl
Reans Legal Cap, l6 lbs to
Reams EngrOssng Paper, 81 lbs to resIn, l6 81
, Reams Enrolling Paper, A lbs to reaIn, 10 y "A.
Reams Manila Wrapping Paper, sc 40
L Envelopes, white, Letter
u NJ Envelopes, xxx white, Letter.
N Envelopes, white Official.
NJ Envelopes, NM white Official.
l 81 Envelopes, white, 10 Official
G Doz Ink, Carter's, qts.
boz. Carmine, Carriers, oZs, LASS shoppers.
l De- Boxes Pens, Ciillotts 303.
3 boz B0Nes Gott's Pens 40l.
I boz Boxes Pens, Pacific h R.
I DoZ Boxes Pens, E>CerbrOoks. 0+S.
boz Boxes Pens, Engrossing, l6l, Es;ert.Coks.
! boz Muciiage - -ads Morgans Pat, oz.
Gross Mucage 8ottles. OF, Metal Cap and Rrush.
/ Gross Pencils. Faber's, round No. ,
l Gross Pencils, Faber's round. No. 8.
2 Gross Pencils, Fabers, heNagon, No. ;.
. Gross Pencils, Fabers, heNagon, No 3.
Ream Blotting Board, tarkers Treasury, l2O hs.
Gross Botting Board in pkgs.
I Doz. Boxes Rubber Bends, assorted sizes.
DoZ. SpOOs Red Tape.
I boz. Flat Rubber Rulers, Il inch.
l boz Fat Rubber pulers IL inch.
loZ. Fat RUUher 'tuiers lS men.
Blank Books, full nOund, % IA pr or.
boz. mkstands : D. J. Safe-y.
boz. Inkstands, und wooden.
Paper Fasteners. Mctiills Patent Round Heads:
5 NJ No. :. inch.
N, Nc. b inch.
", No. I. inch.
NJ Ne. G. II inch.
l Gross Eyeiet Medium
boz. Eyelet Machines, No rs.
boz. Faber's Ink and Pencil Erasers small.
boz. Fabers Ink and Pencil Erasers large.
boz. Paper Shears, 10 inch
Gross Fabers Penhoiders, 1876.
l Gross Fabers Penholders 1856.
boz. Twime, l u balls extra strong, double thick.
l Gross Quill Pens, English
Proposals for furnishing above paper shall be for Carew
paper, or :" its equal"
The above TO be furnished AZ such times and in such
quantities as may be ordered bi said Board
Proposals to be accompanied by good and sufficient bond
with two more surees, in not less than twice
the amount Of the value Of the articles be supplied
The Board the right reject and all bids
For further particulars Statutes of Nevada, 1877
page lI5.
Bids TO be addressed Sealed Proposals, Roard Exam
ineTs Carson City, Nevada"
By order Of the Board.
cc29d3 J. u MINOR, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

Cougressmsn Finley. of 0aio, thinks that Grant
aud Thurman will DO opposing Presidential candidates
IN 1880
Jacksonville (FIa) Sm:-"Among the names we
no.rd mentisped tor candidate for member OF Con-
gress is tpa, OF Columbus Drow."
General morton C. Hunter, Who Is Inc nominee OF
tho republicans In the Eighth district of Indiana has
already served -four terms 10 Congress-
We are informed BY an unknewn correspondent
that Gilbert W. Philips will be . candidate Tor Con-
sress In the Third district OF ConneoticuI
The Little Rock Gasette says that Congressman L.
N. Guuter, OF the Fourth district OF Arkansas viii
DO nominate without serious opposition.
rhs Washington Ioa, referring 70 the watterson-
Hewitt dispute, says that hardly eoupsnsssss tho
dcmocretc party for The loss OF the Prssidency TO
prove anybody either an ass or liar.
The Pottsv,lis pa, kiners journal says that
Colonel James L. Mating ought 70 be again nom-
patod 10 represent the Thirteenth district II claims
that ne was frauduisnty deprived of bis seat IN the
last Congress
Most Of the republican "ergans" OF this STATE ac-
knowledge that the chance Of the capture OF the
House OF Representatives by their party In the CON-
Jog elections 10 very dubious. Yet tney all preach
the efficacy Of hopeful work. rt
Tbs Ninth Congressional district In Kentucky 10
about evenly divided between the democrats and re-
who has served part Of term In the House Of Rep
resen,ativss, 10 strongly urged upoa she democrats
by part OF the press
The major opinion Of the bankers Of ciso'nsau
who have been Questioned By tho CcHwsrc'di seems
70 be that practical rssumpt,on VIII arrive before
1879. Some Of thsm favor IN Immediate stop IN that
d,,eo,ou. and others believe that the dsc,sive date
should be at least fastened By some mcbtna A few
are less sangu,ns and are evon tim'd.
consrsssmsn.siso, Whitaker OF oregon, is about
sixty years OF age He formerly Governor OF tho
state and At present member Of the state ssoate,
Of which he was President the last session.
respondent Of tho Springfield Republican ssys:-''Hs
10 man OF little eduoss,ob and limited iniormaison,
moss covered shell backed Bourbon Of the bsssssst
type, q coppcrh head during the war; who IA said, ss
Governor, 70 refused troops to President Lin.
COILS and 10 hnvo openly rsoiced at tho asssssinssou
Personally, he Is honcs, and upright politically bs
nves IN tho past and during the canvass fought over
again the battles Of shs Revelation, and attempted 70
isstiy and psliiass shs rssslnsA" H.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-19
NEW FIRM.

JOHN GUM. WIN. n. PAGAN
THE undersigned have this day formed copat-
L nership, under the firm name of GUM d FA-
GAN, for the purpose of carrying on the
Foundry and m achine Business,
at the old stand of Cubblns d Gum, Adams
street The patronage of the customers of Cubbins,
Gum d Pagan, and the public generally is respect
fully solicited. JOHN GUM.
July / ;, 1878, WIN. N. PAGAN.
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the river further off from vicksburg eve y

the river further off from Vicksburg eve y
dsy."
These who went on the excursion last night
on the Nint ShInkle speak In highest praise
OF the generosity of iii officers OF that packet.
Captains N 'lntyre and l. ndsey have added a
number OF new friends to their already long
list.
Captain Stack Lees Coahoma, with the
patent zephyr promoter, leaves for the lower
bends at five clock this evening. taking IN
all the bend landings. Ed Thomas does the
fancy work In the office, assisted by Platt
Rhodes and Billy Smithers.
The Ruth, Captain w. &. Harry, arrives
from White river to-day, ana returns to-mor-
row evening. She carries the mail, and does
all way business, going to Jacksonport, con-
Meeting there with the Alberta and Nit Har-
ry for Black and upper White rivers. Id
Crowell does the Office business, with Billy
Turney as chief assistant.
The rejuvenated Vlnt Shinkle sailed into
port yesterday afternoon looking pretty as
a new blown rose as ''coyly the pillows, light
ly kissed, leaped from her arrowy PROV
She rounded to gracefully. and discharged
her four hundred and fifty tons OF mlscella-
neous freights, and at night went out pre-
ciously human 'a1e n with an excursion COM
posed OF the ton of the bluffs.
While the farmer wipes the persplratlon
from his honest brow he gives his bandana an
that the hot weather is increasing his pros
poets for a bountiful yield from his grain and
cotton fields. The hot season is the planter s
big bonanza. Steamboatmen are pulling for
the planters, because on the prosperity OF the
one depends the hopes of the other.
We are glad to state that Captain }. T..
Andrews, OF the West Wind, who was pros
trated by the heat Wednesday evening, just
as his boat left port, is out of danger. Such
an industrious spirit as Captain Andrews pos
sesses will not readily yield to any ordinary
attack He has always been at his pos save
the time lost by an accident about year ago
and the present attack of sunstroke.
The enlarged Vint Shinkle, Captain Ster-
ling M'Intyre, sails for Cincinnati and all
way points at the usual hour this evening.
Captain j. A. Lindsey has charge of her bust
ness department, aided by corps of accom-
plished assistants. AS we previously re-
marked, the Shinkle offers superior induce
ments to summer tourists, In the cheaper
than-ever" rates to all points east. Make
your arrangements with Captain R.W Light
burne, her accom- lished agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-19

heavy receipts have depressed the market;
new. SOd92,. Corn dull and nominal, 4OG
A.. Oats-demand fair and market hrm,
27a30c Rye dull, $50 56;- Barley quiet.
Pork quiet hut firm, 500 10 p. LARD IN
good demand az full prices; current make,
6 97IIc. kettle. 7I{a71$c. Bulk meats quiet
but firm, SO 5.S21<@ .S5@6lsc. Bacon
easier. 50 d63a @624c. Whisky quiet but
steady. 81 o. Butter duil. Hogs IN far
demand: for light. 81 2594 As; receipt,
1871 head; shipments, SIS head.
NEW ORLEANS, July I8.-Flour-su-
perine. 50; double extra, 81 80. Corn, 46c.
Oats, 35c. Conmeal held at 81 so. Hay
prime quoted sl3i choice, sl4; Pork
80 3715. Lard-terce quoted l19@S4c;
kegs, SdS34c. Bulk meats-shoulders quot
81, loose, Size; packed, sac. Bacon-shoul-
ders. nominally, 524c; clear rib, &c; clear, nc
Hams-sugar-cur 1015@l2c, as In slze.
Whlsky-western rectifed quoted at 81 07@
08. Sugar-good common, a54c; fair to
fully fair, 71S@S16c; prime, SIC; yellow
clarified, 9@916c. Molasses-common, 25c;
fair, 25@28c; prime 10 choice, 3O@42c Rice
Louisiana, ordinary to choice, 81 TIC.
Bran, 60c.
NEW YORK, July lS.-Flour quiet; su-
pariue western and State. s. 50@3 80; st.
Louis. $4@7. Wheat dull; No. 2 spring,
81 03l4 al 05; ungraded winter red western,
nominal. Corn firm; uugraded, 44@481Ic;
steamer. 471kc. Oats steady; No. 2, s3314c;
white, 34@344c. Hay dull. Hops STEADY,
70l0c Coffee-Rio, in cargoes, l224 1870.
Sugar quiet but steady, 3 16@73sc. Molas-
ses quiet. Rice quiet but firm. Pork dull
and lower; mess, so 25@1O so. Beef dull
aud nominal Cut meats firm; long clear
middles. &C. Lard heavy; prime steam. z .2212
@7271ac. Butter firm; western, $4,000.
Cheese steady, 3@S4c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-19
MEDICAL.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANs.

MEDICAL DEP Il r 4 VI f. N 4.
FACULTY:
T. G. RICHARDSON, MD, Professor OF Surgery.
s. NJ. BEMISS. NJ D., Professor of Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine.
c CHALLE MD, Professor OF Physiology ano
Pathological Anatomy.
Joseph JONES, Md, Professor OF Chemistry.
s. LOGAN Md, Professor of Anatomy.
E s LEWIS NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics, ETC.
J.B.E ELLIOTT NJ. D., Professor Of Materia Medica
A. 3. MILES, Md, demonstration OF Anatomy.
The neat annual term in this Department NOW In
its forty NTH year. will begin October FL, 1873
and end March -, 1879 The first three weeks
will be devoted exclusively TO Clinical Medicine and
Surgery and Practical Pathological Anatomy In the
CHARITY Hospital, Practical Chemistry and DIS
sections at the College.
The Charity Hospital has 100 beds ana an annual
admission OF more than thousand patlents aIlo
oers unrvaled facilities for practical teaching Ihe
students accompany the professors In thelr oaIS
visits through the wards and thus have the opporl
nifty of studying diseases and accidents az ne Od-
side of the patients 1t Is to this peculiar feature OF
the school that the Faculty call especial attehuo;
Eees-In view OF the facts above stated anu tne
unusual amount of care and labor Involved ln lne
effort TO render the course as complete AS posSiDie
the same fees demanded as chalged " the
Schools OF New YORK and Phiadeluhla. namely
Naturalization So; Lectures, $40; Pracucai Anat
omy $40; Graduation, $50. Payments required n
advance For circulars. giving full details aooress
T. G. RICHARDSON, MD, Dean.
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LEY TELEGRAPH.I
Months.
=. Yesterday. Day before.

Tone Of the market at 1905, steadIer;
1888, quiet, barely steady and TO points
lower; 1890, shade easier; :35, quiet; 2;3O,
quiet and shade easier; $40, dull. Sales,
20. 900 bales
New Orleans closed strong at IL &c for mid
ding. Sales, 1900 bales; receipts, net, 70
bales; gross, 183 bales; stock, 10, $40 bales.
Yesterdays Liverpool kilograms reported
good demand; middling uplands, sgd;
Orleans, Sgd Sales, Is 600 bales. - of
which were American. Receipts, 200 bales,
100 OF which were American.
Liverpool arrivals opened steady; July,
61kd; August September, 1924; Sep
tember- October, 6 17-32@6 9-I6d; October
November, 615d. At 2:30 o'clock: August
September, sgd. At 5 o'clock arrivals closed
weak; November Decembe :, 6 - 32@63sd.
The movement at the ports was reported
as follows.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-19

Mississippi and Tennessee.
Memphi. aud Little Rock.

Pnduceh and Memphis.
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saturday. August B, Is7s.

within legal hours the following described property,
situated in Shelby county, Tennessee. tow1t: GER
tain lot IN the Butler division of the city OF Mem
pills. In block Z: Beginning at the north east corner
of lot formerly owned by NJ J. Causey on the west
side of Causey street, about $50 feet north OF Cal
houn street. and running thence west to the center
of the bayou about 500 feet, more or less; thence
down with the center of the bayou TO point 90 feet
from Elliott street, thence north 80 feet TO the south
side of Elliott street, thence east ABOUT Is feet 10
the forks of the bayou; thence southea tward with
Elliott street to Causey street, thence south with west
Side of Causey street to the beginning.
Terms of Sale-On a credit OF SIX months; pur-
chaser 70 execute with approved security bear
ing six per interest from date lien retained on
nT0peTy till purchase money IS paid Equity or re-
demution barred This July TO- 1878.
E A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Minor Meriwether, Sol for compPnt jy1O wed
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FINANCIAL.

"Narlety IL the spice Of fe,' aud as these
are tunes when economy totblds luxury, spice
is absent and our banks give the same mo-
notonOus report from day to day, aud
yesterday was no exception. Exchange
quoted at par buying and 4 pre-
MUM selling on Ne" York on other
eastern cities par buying, and !! premium
selling for both demand and sight; on New
Orlelns, discount buying; selling at par.
The New York Post of Tuesday, reports:
Silver in London is unchanged-521z "a
5256d per ounce. At the New York price
the bullion value OF the new silver dollar Is
50 $3.50 gold" The same paper answers a
question that is often usked-how gold quotes
steadily 1925, when while ago 1t was sup
posed II would never again quote over lOOA.
IL says: The premium Is supported mainly
by the purchases Of gold to use IN settlement
for subscriptions TO the per cent bonds, the
only other demand being for duties on i'm
ports. The gold taken out OF the market Tor
4 per cent bond payments begins to return
again at the end of ninety days, 1t coming
out in the form Ct payments for go bonds
redeemed. Ga the 29.h OF this month the
first instalment OF payments OF this
kind Will begin" The New York
correspondent of the New Orleans Picdyune
observes: The payment OF silver will not be
resumption by long shot, and the more
silver the treasury lets loose, while any
premium on gold IS retained, the further of
we shall be from resumption in fact as well
as in name. THIS Is the sound opinion of the
best heads on the street" The Post has also
the following: The intsrest-collection remit
tances are steadily becoming smaller each
wear. and that the reduction Of these in the
last eight months has been very large, it being
estimated that not far from 800, 1000 900 of
our securities were returned here during the
silver agitation, and alter the enactment OF
the silver bill, up to the early part OF April.
1t is reported that several important bill
drawers are pr lcticlIly gong short of ex-
change IN antcip alton of the large supply Of
cotton. bills sure to be forthcoming late in the
season. Il is early to begin drawing in aa-
ticipation of the cotton movement, but 1t
seems safe enough, 50 far as anything on this
side of the Atlantic can influence the market.
Nothing Of interest was reported in the local
stock market; yesterday $4,000 first mort age
bonds of the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road sold at lOO15, not l0014, as was errone-
IT, AaI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-19
DRY GOODS.
TBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, July 18.-Business is fair in
some departments. Cotton faunels doing
we'll. Graln-bags active and scarce. Medi-
UNI prints in better demand. Kentucky jeans
moving more freely. Fancy cassimeres and
worsted coatings rather more active. Elan
nels in fair request. Foreign goods continue
o,iai
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memphis and Charleston.

IL 90 pm. HAS am
5s45 pm. 7:5S am.
5:3O am. 9:35 am
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ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE to amend subsection So of

AN ORDINANCE to amend Subsection 30 of Sec
ton 226, City Digest.
SECTION l. Be Il OTudlned or The General Council
of the cifv Of Memphis, That Subsection 90 Sec
ton 226 be so amended as to read after the words
Odoress Excavattng Company, as icHoNs; anu
ALI other persons and companies doing the same
kind of business shall be required TO pay tax or IL
cense of hundred dollars Tor the privilege ana
water privileges. per annum; and on payment OF
said license said company or companies sha!l pe S&-
empt from the several tax on wagons used for the
purpose. A., -, ,,ar., r,or,
Gil, June II, 1873. ,,,. r,,...
4 true copy: CRABTREE BELCRER, CITY Register.
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AN ORDINANCE creating Supply Committee
Cor the Purchase OF supplies. etc, for the city.

an ~ M pnrchase OF supplies ETC. for the city
W9EREAs The fabulous prices now pald LOT every
arcIe sed by the city is not only unjust and totally
dsst1etiye 10 the we'll being OF any corporations ana
whereas much of this enormous outlay might pc
cuTtailed by a thorough system OF purchasing oy
contract; and whereas, the different headS OF lne
various DEPARTMENTS are not always presumed 10 De
familiar with pIices OF commodities In their various
departments, and consequently are compelled 70 Oe
at the mercy of those from whom tney purchdsei
section l. BE IL ordained by The General OotiIac1t
of M clfu of Memphis, That all supplies, repairs
or articles Of any kind used in the various 9epaIt
ments shall be purchased or repaired as hereidl'eI
SectIon p BE IL further ordained, That there SHAH
he annointed a committee OF three nom Tue SoM-
mon Council and from the botIu VI AlI ,i ~
to he STYLED supply Committee, Whicn snaH pe
obanoad avaly three months, commencing Win Tue
SsSe of iIis ordinance. whose duty II sndll DC 10
ALI anolIcations for supplies. repairs, etc,
snhmifted y the heads OF the various uepaltnle1si
thev shall then proceed TO purchase the SAINT, OF
me Aid renaIrs made, by the lowest and most re-
snonsihle bidder; provided however thai All dppit-
stions as above provided must nrSt pe approved "
the various Standing Committees 10 Nhlch lne3 NC 'S
been referred and to which they properly pSiohs,
Section & Be IL further ordained, IhaI dI l N;
coming in from the various departments OF Lne SiS
shall ne SET apart and credited TO SAID uepai -
as sDecal fund only to be used IN Tue ~
supplies or repairs of said special p to General
yIed that this ordinance shall not appy ~ az 81
or nrtviIege tax regularly made and PROVIDED lor W
law. -, g., ,a.5t,s, nv General Coun
o,I 1nIy a 1873; and by Aldermen July d. 1910
Approved july lV' 1000 r. FLIPPIN, Mayor.
Attest: CRABTREE BKLCHKR CITY Register
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-19
COTTON.

The cable yesterday reported good de
mand in Liverpool, and middhng uplands
Lied higher; arrivals opened steady, out
closed weak New York spots were STEADY
and l-l6c higher; futures were shade easier
and one to five points lower. Our market
was firm, with light demand and fair offer
ings. Notwithstand.a-, the advance IN New
York. New Orleans AMI Liverpool, business
here was very quiet and prices remained I'M
changed. as follows:
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ELMO LODGE.

Lake Eimo. via 81. Paul, Minnesota
Twelve miles from st Paul, on the saltwater
and Taylor'S Falls Railroad: five trains daily
each way. This charming summer resort
Is now completed. Building. Furniture. etc,
ARE ENTIRELY NEW and ready for guests II Is To-
Gated in a beautiful and picturesque spot, and the
climate Is the most healthful and bTacng in Amer
ica. THE ATTRACTIONS are fine sail and roW-boatS,
plenty of game fish, billiards. bowling-alleys. cut
door gymnasium, swings, croQuet, archery lawn
tennis, baths, music, etc. Terms. 81 80 per day
FRED. g. GUTHREZ, Manager,
late German National Bank Memphis
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE PLANTERS INSURANCE CO, |
I MEMPHIS July 3, 1878.
az At the annual meeting of the Board of d.
rectors of this Company, held this day, Semi-an-
nual Dividend of Five Per Cent was declared
from the net earnings OF the past six months.
d. T. PORTER, President.
JNo. G. LoNsDALE, JR., Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-19
SHELBY COUNTY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

r1HE above Association are now ready to issue
their third series of stock. After an unpTece-
dented Successful Years business and having pio-
neered an entirely new field In Building and Loan
Association business. authorized from the re-
sniff in Stating 10 borrowers borrowers that We
can guarantee them the best paying stock In the
civ Subscriptions will be received By the Secretary
AT the office Of the Association. Is Madison street,
or By any OF the Directors -
DfRECroRs Hon. Jacob Thompson, Or. d. 4. Por-
ter M Gavin John Gum, B. d. Goodwin Thomas
Holman Jr p N. Winters, Judge C. w. Heiskell,
n w Cireibel, W. j. McDermott, K ID JorCan.