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verbal. and we hazard nothing "a recommend
ing her 70 the travelling public generally
Martin Walt. Supt; r. ". Lightburn, Sec
retafy. Apply to Tate, Able 3 Co, Il. i. Wall
$50, and Larry HaTmstad, agents.
FoR CAIRO. LOUISVILLE And CINcfSNATI-
The splendid passenger packet Alice Dear
leaves for Cincinnati, touching al all way points
Tuesday az s o'clock P. n. This boat sus-
taihs an excellent reputation, ana we would
advise shippers and travellers 10 call on board
or 70 Larry Harmstad, u jefferson street, and
Enocn TAYLOR. % Front street, agents.
FoR CAIRO AND LoUIsvILLE.-The mag
nincent passenger steamer Tarascon vii
leave for the above Monday at . o'clock
packets On the river, and passengers and
shippers would do well TO apply to Messrs
James T. Bourne q Co, IL Jefferson street.
agents.
FOR VIcKsBURG AND NEW ORLEANs-The
famous Bart Able, OF OF the most ele-
giant and popular steamers plying on the west
ern winters, leaves for the above and interme-
diate ports Wednesday at 5 r. n. Under the
command OF her clever anu efficient officers,
size Is, in truth. winning golden opinions"
For freight or passage app on board, or
10 James T. Bourne & Co, u Jefferson
street, her agents
FOR CAIRO CINcISNATI-The favorite
Mariner, under the OF experienced
ana popular officers, VIII leave for the above
and intermediate point Tuesday az 5 p. n.
We take pleasure in commencing this excellent
steamer 70 the public. For particulars apply 70
James T. Bourne & Co, y Jefferson street
agents.
Fox CAIRO \ 81. LoUIs-The splendid
and swift passenger packet Belle StLouls leaves
for the above and way points on this day
at O'Clock P. n. shippers having freight for
above have "a splendid opportunity by this boat
and passengers may assure themselves OF a
pleasant trip. For freight or passage apply 70
Capt w. u. Dill, agent, atthe Wharfboat' and
w a. Postal. SUPERINTENDENT.
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Eia. Appeal Please announce me q candi-
date for County CourtC Clerk al the ensuing cleo
ton. u 1 most respectfully ask the votes ofmy
eIow-cltizens for the Office. 7 was quite sur
prised tosee, in this mornings Argas. my name
announced for the County Judgeship. After
a residence Of forty odd years IN this, my native
state-one half Of which has been spent in the
practice OF law tchiehy in this ciiy3-it would be
peculiarly gratifying to me TO hold so respecta-
bic aud useful a position. ButttisR already hled
by Executive appointment, and no election can
be held for said ONCE tnthe expiration ofJudge
Petit's term, without the Governors special
order. Code. Sec. 8l2) However, if elected 10
the humber. but very responsible position oil
Clerk Of said Court, I trust, that by diligent at
tentionto Its duties, and a sincere disposition 10
serve the public therein without respect OF
persons" my familiarity with the laws and
practice OF the state viii contribute much to
my efficiency as an officer. Feeling now that
tue great question is settled, and the future OF
myself and my posterity fixed here, that we
have "a country and government which are en-
titled to an honest and loyal support from one
and All its citizens and, being Identified with
this community, I again respectfully ask its
support
fels q THOS- D ELDRIDGE.
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50 Pr Men Orleans. rlcEsburg, yackson an.
Greaaadf three times a week, rl0 Memphis 4
NlhIieslon ana Mississippi Central Railroad.
A9shrlie, L0unruNe ana Cincinnati daily
GA5 p m. u0 Nashville a Decater Railroad.
Ac0 York, Richmond, BUltn0re, Boston
Ehl a7ephta, Washington, and an Eayfe7n cities
daily, al Gl5 pm, ud Memphis a. Charleston
and East Tennessee g. Virginia Railroads
~ G1ir0, 81 LOUIS and Chicd00. daily, al
21b pm. ria Memphis and Charleston and
Mobile and Ohio Railroads.
na- VioksbUrg, river and way landings, three
times q week.
- Montgomery and 4obGs- and mobile ONO
Railroad, daily, At &l5 pm.
~ AisgSSsppf & Tennessee RmLroGA three
times per week, at 5 pm.
EEr MeznDhfs & OHIO RUlrodd, daily, atG0 pm.
81 Lius Rock and White Riuer, three times a
week, 81 4 pm
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Trust Sale.

d. virtue o. s Feed NJ Trust, dated Ist No
ID vember, ls6, nad5 70 Me ~ Tchn Capps-
van 1 viii sell, for cash, 70 the liRhest p4duFT,
IN 'front.' OF the Court House, IN the city Of Mem
PMS, on the 18th Of February, 1856. the follow
ing property, viz Lots q, . and y, of the lots
surveyed BY +. s, Todd for Wiloughby VIII
ltams, containing each 2 $500 acres In all
: 4-iOG acres, beginning on the west side Of
Lauderdale street, at the n. h. corner of lot z
south Of the Fort Pickering r. R., west with
satG read s chains IS links to the corner Of lot
% thence so4tl With the line Of said lot II
chains Y links TO Jackson strsft; Thence with
Jackson street 6 chains S. links to fnuHerenis
street thence north with Lapderdale Street 20
the beginning, being the same lots sold TO said
Cnnnavan November hISf5.
sale betwteen 10 and y o'clock. Twill convey
as trustee only.
JAZZ law8w(s ].
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oar last weekly review left the Cotton mar
ket dull to utter stsgnation. Cotton was going
down In Liverpool, and the New York market
was ia a worse condition still. Til cause Of
the decline and stagnation is evidently hnan-
/ ciai arrangement coming upon a market In
which the supply has exceeded anticipations-
The Increase Of receipts, and the accumulation
Of stock have not been such as were predicted
by some Of the Bear faction in November
last, still the amount received has exceeded
what was looked for at the opening Of the sea-
son in September, and this with a low rate OF
Exchange In New York, and a decrease Of Bul-
lion in the Bank OF England, leading to a high
rate Of interest have had a powerful effect on
the Cotton market. The is thatin Febrp-
ary, the month which the Bulls set as the
time when their -anticipations Of so cents for
Midding" would be realized, turns out to be
the period when Cotton declines to a lower rate
than atany previous moment since the present
season opened. In this connection IL may be or
interest to notice the price OF 8iiddiing Cotton
from the opening OF the season to the present
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TELEGRAPHIC.
EVENING DISPATCHES.


AhAtfaDoa AAAFAfNa.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. I-sales OF cotton for two
days, eighteen thousand bales-dull and de-
clnng, but closing steadier; middling, ig3d
%consois. s51lasg4. There is almost a panic in
the London money market
From Sew York.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA Washington special
SAYS sIr. Pollard, OF the Richmond Ezolaaaer.
having vainly Invoked the President 70 rcscind
Gen. Terry's order for the suppression OF his.
paper, applied 70 Gen. Grant, by whose order
his paper was suppressed. { the close OF the
interview, Grant quietly remarked that be-
would receive any written communication that
might be forwarded here from Richmond, but
could not al. present give his decision in the
matter. Grant announced his intention TO
suppress all Southern newspapers which make
similar bold denuncltdons against the Govern
ment.
Prom New York.
NEw YORK, February 1.-Two Spanish naval
steamers, Cameon ana Isabella de Cataiien,
arrived here under scaled orders, which cannot
be opened until the vessels have received a
thorough 0verhsuiing.
A Washington special says the diplomatic
corps are very indignant over Baneron's
Grafton, especially the Austrian and British
Ministers.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. y, 70 AL-Gold SIC; Cotton
nominal, 4ic; Exchange Sc.
steamer from Liverpool.
NEw YORK, Feb. 1.-THE steamer City OF
Limerick, from Liverpool the thirty-arsi, has
arrived.
A Washington special says a communication
win be sent 70 Congress, Monday, showing that
from April first, eighteen hundred and sixty
i've, 20 February first, eighteen hundred and
siXty-six, twenty-eight million dollars in taxes
have been received from the southern States.
spanish War in south America
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Madrid correspond
ent Of the London Times says: Pareias' success
scr, whoever ne may be, is charged with the
duty OF annlhiating every habitauon within
reach OF his guns all along the Pacific coast.
He is Instructed TO regain possession Of Chin
cha Island, and 70 open hostllities with Peru
without a previous declaration OF war.
The steamer Corsica, from Havana on the
tenth, has arrived
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The HISTORY % EEWS,-In Anglo
Saxon and some of the Norman CHURCHES
of early date a stone bench projected
within the walls, running around II
whole i~EiariOr except the east. In TIA, =
teen hundred aEG nineteen the people
are represented as sitting O. the ground
or standing. About this time people az
trod9eed low, rude, three legged stools
promiscuoSslg over the church. Wooden
seats We're introduced soon after the Nor
man conquest. In twelve hundred and
tw~entg-seven a decree was issued in re-
gard 10 the Wrapgling for seats, so COM
mon that none should call any seat
in church his own, except poblemen
and patrcGS. each entering and hold.
ing the first one found. As we ap-
preached the Reformation, from fifteen
hundred ana thirty 70 ffteeR hundred
and forty, seats were more appropriated,
the entrances being guarded by crOssbars
and the initial letters engraven on them.
Immediately after the Reformation the
pew system prevailed, and as we learn
from a complaint OF the pDcr cOmmuners
made to Henry VIII, in eighteen aGn=
dred Rnd forty-siX, in reference to his de-
cree that the Bible should be in every
church, at liberty Tor all to read, be-
cause they feared it might be taken
into the 'quivre" or some "pure."
In sixteen hundred and eight galleries
were introduced. As early as fifteen
hundred and fourteen pews were ar
ranged TO afford comfort BY being baized
or cushioned, Willie the sidss arolnd
were so high a. to hide those within; a
device Of the Puritans 10 avoid being
seen by the officers who reported those
who did not stand when the name of Je-
sUs was mentioned. The services were
often greatly protracted, so that many
would fall asleep.
With the reign Of Charles /. the rea-
son for the ~heishteniug Of the sides dis
appeared.
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T,.lssf Sale

D1 virtue Of two Deeds OF Trust. 0ated re-
ID spectlvely June LIST, 1856, G~nd-september fsf
ls5, made to me by Jaha Brown, Twill sen Ia,
cash, t. the highest bidder, ia front OF me
Clurt House, in the city Of Memphis. on ne
I'm day Of February, 1866, at n o'clock \ n,
the following property, viz +; A lot in the cirv ~
Memphis, being lot No. 3, in the plan OF spbai-
vision OF lots Nos z . and Z, made By Z. 4 To5d
Iof VIII. WHIiamss BEGINNING at a stake an tbs
y. W. corner Of q y foot alley aud Hernar5o
street 44 ieet \. W. or the interssriOu 6f Hsf-
nando ana Georgia streets thence NV. Win
; w Alright angles with said street ie5 faef
fhenee parallel With fernando street sogth,
eastwaI9ly = ieet thence northeastwardIy
/ viii convey as Trustee only.
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SHORT SKIRTS AND BOOTs.-NOw that
short skirts are coming into vogue in
Paris, il iscuriOus to observe what couuet-
fish boots and shoes are making their ap-
peaTance. For dancing, the Louis XIV.
boots, made Of pOU}t de sole TO match the
dress in color, or a shoe with a sham silk
stocking attached, and elastic sides. are
fashionable bows made of either gulpure
or blonde are added. For home wear.
the ladies patronize the mule slipper
made Of grOs de TOrCs, and embroidered
by hand in silk, and lined with satin to
match the embroidery. The design for
this embroidery is sometimes a bOquet,
sometimes a large butterfly, and occa-
siOnally u simulated buckle; cord Of the
same color, finished off with tassels.
terminates the decorations of the mule
slipper.
Others still more costly are made Of
white velvet, bound with cerise satin,
with cerise cords and tassels in front.
Gold is lavished in profusion even on
ladies' slippers. For wearing with velvet
dresses trimmed with gold, it is now
usual to see boots to match; patent or
fancy velvet is used for the purpose, be-
cause it is stronger and wears better than
silk velvet, and a narrow far bracelet is
added to the top of the boot. For outdoor
wear the unglazed black KID boots, with
as little ornament as possible, are con-
sidered the most ladylike rs well as the
most useful, especially for those who take
much walking exercise.
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Trust SnLe.

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust dated March 9Th
for cash TO the highest bidder. III fronf Of m
Court House, in the city Of Memphis. on IN
18th day Of February, 1906, the following prom.
erty, viz: Beginning ut the southeast iurarsec-
ton Of Vance and 81. Martin streets. t6ence
east with Vance street 50 feet, thence south al
right angles % feet, thence west at right anrIes
Nleett u Martin street, thence north az fright
angles with 81 Martin street 60 feet 70 the BEGIN
ming, being part Of lot No. l., Block Al. will
convey as trustee only.
JaZ7-Iaw4w(s WIN. A. GOODWyN
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Receipts for week ending February Il were
1895 bales against 78 bales the previous week.
Shipments $3.50 bales, against $500 last week.
The following shows the course OF the market
during the week;
MoNDAY-very little doing, no lists ON the
market. Middling $3.50 cents.
TUEsDAY.-Anotber stagnant day, and Cotton
very low. Middnng 3G9871S.
WEDNEsDAY-No change from the day be-
fore.
THURsDAY-European news had been waited
for but it did not arrive, and quotations re-
manned unchanged. Middlng 571z9SS%.
FRIDAY-veryl little doing no change. Mid
ding 37%dSs%.
sArURDAY-so little was done that we give
up any attempt TO quote sales, and repeaty yes
terday's quotations. Middling (nominal S719S
SsH.
General 8Tarket.
Weather fine but very cold. Business ex-
tremely quiet without Change. Corn and Hay
are slightly better.
HOss-The weather has been favorable to
business-sales at l3gItc.
CORN-No change but market sti6er-sales Of
40 sacks at CSC.
LIME-saIes Of &c barrels, Cape Girardeau,
at So.
MESS P-ORK-steady demand-sales OF IS bar
rels at sic.
HAY-No ehange-ales Of $50 bales s2i 50
@s25.
OATs-stiT at 6Og65c-sales Of 50 sacks at 65e
from store; looking up.
WHISKY-steady-sales OF u barrels at 81 .;
Is barrels, Bourbon, at 50.
COFFEE-Steady and hrm-sales OF 20 sacks
at Sl1zc; 2 sacks at 30c,
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TrUSf SHE.

Df virtue Of four Deeds Of Trust made to me
- o. A Street dated seveFally Ist February,
ISs' lst Maf, fe1i3 igi gnuE, 1S2 and Ist OF
March, 1883, II will self for clash, h tas bialesi
bidder, in front OF the Court House, ri thsciy
OF Memphis, on the 18th Of February, Is55, the
.gLloelng property VIZ; The north part Of lol
Second street, Ia the city Of Memphis. and run
ming west l4sk feet between parallel lines. sale
between 10 and II o'clock. viii convey only
as trustee.
JaZ7-law4wts. J.. c. GRIFFING.
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Church Index.
Baptist,

hiaNtAAHAH
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, e. S second 81.
bfw. Adams aud Washington sis, Rev. Nj
MILLER Pastor. n a. m. and p. m.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, g ". cor. sew
enth and Chelsea. Rev. N. LANCASTER, Pas
Presbyterian.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, H.. W.. cor
Thlrd aud Poplar SIS Rev. j. %. ~SrEAuNAN
Pastor. % a. m. ana p. IN.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, n. W
corner Main and Beal sts- Rev. r.. W. WITH.
EEsPooN, Pastor a N. and ;. IN.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. n. w. cor
Chelsea and sixth SIS. Rev. Mr.. SAMPLE
Pastor. a. M. and ~ D. m.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Court ST.. bet Second and Third. Rev G. g.
DAVIS. Pastor. % a. m-prayers at p m.
SOUTH MEMPHIS CUMBERLAND PRESBY,
TERRAIN CHURCH. Echols, bet Vance and
Elicit SIS -- Pastor. ia m.-prayer,
at pm
CONGREGATIONAL UNION CHURCH.
Union S. bet Third and Bayou. Rev. r. F.
Bliss, Pastor n a. m-prsyeu al D ~.
Episcopal
CALVARY CHURCH, cor. Adams and Second
SIS Rev. GEo. WHITE, Rector. Do "A. M and
a 3. IA.
ST MARY's CHURCH, Poplar st.. near Ala
bams st. Rev RICHARD HINES, Rector. ID
a. IA. and b. IN.
GRACE CHURCH, ia fernando street. Rev.
j. a Rector, ua.m IA, and
ST PETERS CHURCH. organized 1870, corner
Adams and Third sis Rev J. Y ECLELEN.
Pastor: RryS T. l. POWERS. CARY, J. r,
EA-LoN- Assistants lUta a. M. and D. Er
Nespers-
GERMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. cor. Market
and Third SIS Rev. Mr.. THOMAS Pastor lJA
d m, and 81 p. m.-Nespers.
Methodist.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. o.. e. corner
second and Poplar SIS Rev. A. n. THOMAS,
Pastor. a. m. and D. M.
SECOND METHODIST CHURCH. s. ". corner
linden and fernando Sta Rev GuFpED
JoSEs, Pastor. la m-r and p m.
CAPER's CHAPEL. lB Union 81. Rev. j.. II
g.. COLLINS, Pastor liam
Miscellaneous.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. s. e. cor. linden and
Mulberry SITS Rev Mr. Cook, Pastor. Services
at . a m-aud = p IA.
CONGREGATION" CHILDREN OF ISRAEL
A.. Z. F~EANKLASD, President DAVID LEVY,
Vice President ri CHL.SS Secretary
Rev. SIMON rUsKA, Minister; Rev. LION
EoP1L Reader. observation-disclosures eight
o'clock. Saturdays evenlngs-ai shutdown,
FRIDAYS
HEBREW SYNAGOGUE. DeSoto ST.. between
Union and Monroe. F~FuELnMAS, President.
M0rninE-half-psst eight O'Clock, Saturdays;
eveulnE-at ~suudOwn- fridays
CONGREGATION Ben EMETH, I. KAUF-
MAS. President ID. ERASE Nive President:
n g. cor. Second and Monroe Morning.
naIf-uast eight o'clock. Saturdays evenings
at EundOwu Friday
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IFxst SAD

pY virtue of a Deed Of Trust. dated july LIST,
sell, for cash, to the highest bidder. m mont OF
the Court House, in the city or Memphis. on the
zith Of February, 1856, the following property,
q stake on the south side OF Bass street 5 7-iOo
chains west from It's intersection with the west
side Of SoneTvile street, the same being the N.
W. corner Of acres sold by ]. b. Smith TOT. W.
Preston thence s. II T.. chains thence 6. So
west z eSl0 chains thence ~. 70 W. 8 37-l0Q
chains. ta the =. ode a Bass stFeet; thence u.
with the s. sids Of Bass street 2 Il-lN chains 70
the beginning. being part Of lot 10, as laid down
on tue map Of said city by e. W. Rucker.
Sale between 10 and u o'clock. win convey
only as trustee.
jana IawIws L.C oRIFFINa. Trustee.
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Suggestion of IlssoIvencv.

HAVING suggested the insolvency as the
II estate Of william wins, deceased, 10
aud be having ordered publication thereof -
be made according tolaW; Now. therefore fbis
IS 70 notify ali persons holding claims agsfnss
said estate, to hle them duly authenticats5 -j,h
the said Clerk o. said County Court for ! ara
rq5a settlement Oh or before the I5th grv -
May, 1886, OF they viii be forever hzrYed. =
By order Of the Clerk Of tine Co1pfv Go,rt 81
Upton county, OBADIAH MAGUIFE
fsl iW4Ws Administrasor,
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DN virtue ola Deed Of Trust, dated March lsL
ID 1851, made to me by ]. n. henkls aud A. D.
henkle, 1 viii sell for cash, in front Of the Court
h4use- 10 the city Of Memphis, on the Nth Of
EebTuarEl ls5G, tte fQAowing property. viz:
faft OF original country TOT 5p5, aud.dsshRHaeea
upon tue plan OF John Johnson and j. j. Muir
pny subdivision Of said lot sos, as part of lot
No z, beginning At a stake'on the north side OF
foplar street, at the southwest corner of said
lot NO. z thence with the north side of Poplar
erect eastward 50 feet thence northward at
-ht angles l4s% feet 10 an alley, thence west
sIsfLtL tAs northwest corner or said lot No. 2,
thence .soulhWlra 1852 ASH x Poplar street, the
beginning. sale betWeenl0 and Y dfcI6ek. /
viii convey only as trustee.
ja27-law4ws WM. A. GOODWIN.
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IN virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, made to me bv
4 John C~annavan, dated May stu, Is5i. and
another Deed Of Trust, dated January LIST, 1855. /
Will proceed 70 sell, for cash, TO the highest bid
DER, IN 'front.' OF the Court House, in Memphs.
Tenn, on the 9th Of February, l35. asIU5Efock,
sne W prqp5Tt3i VIZ: Certain lots Of
Tennessee, as follows Near the citv OF Mem
phis, and part of the land purchased from tie
Union Bank, and subsequently divided bv = =
TODD into lots Tor WilOuglby Williams. and
numbered as lots No. 2, > and ~. contairins
each z tSlO0 acres, viii sell Only as trustee.
jan12 laW4wts VIM. A. GOoDWV$
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
LonisriIIa nnrl.ef.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. r-sales Of 81 hhds of To.
bacco-Leaf brings full rates Pork, S2s 70
Bacon Shoulders, Ipzc.; Clear sides, IsHc.
Sugar Cured Hams, 23Nc. Lard, I7c. Flour
active, 81 25; Oats, Sc. Corn, sc.
Steamers Arrived.
NV YORK, Feb. 1.-THE steamers CITY o
Limerick and City Of London arrived with Liv.
erpool dates Of the first. Adyices mainly an.
ticipated by steamer Bremen. Fenian commits
SION still progressing; another regiment had
embarked for Dublin.
Here the line went downl-REP.
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DIED FEoH Hrs W0UEDs-Thomas Driscol
who was run through with a baysnet some ten
days since 10y a negro soldier, died Of his wounds
ON Friday night. Coroner Ericsson held an in
quest upon the body Yesterday. aud The jury re-
turned a verdict that the deceased came TO his
death from 1ayonet siabs maIciously inflicted
uy q nero soldier.
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~AdnlinistratO1's Notice.

HAVING obtained letters Of adminizirauop
Il az the County Court last Term in Iahraryt
on the estate OF Mrs. Z. H. Rsohards. Deceased,
all persons indebted 70 said estate are hereby
nollned 70 eame UP ana settle without delay.
Al pfFsonA having claims against said estate,
are requested 10 bring them forward for settle
meuE L. r. STEWART,
fang9.Tam dwnfz AGmiufEfraforr.
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HlsOLrencn Notice.

ON the Chancery side Of the Common Law
~ aud Chancery Court Of the City OF Mem
phls. 500"
Sam Mostly et al IS. Clarence p. Hunt efaL
In the above cause the insolvency Of the es-
tate Of Thos w. Hunt being suggested, II Is or
dered by the Court that all persons who are in
or manner interested IN the admins
tratiOn or said estate, or IA have claims against
said estate, appear and file the same with the
Clerk ana Master OF this Court, authenticated Ia
the manner prescribed by law On VI hs1ofs the
lsbdaY Of fuiy, 1850. or bsfoTea 70 appropriation OF
she funds Of the estate Is made. or tine SAME
shall and will be barred both Ia law and equity,
and that this order be published for thirty davs
IN the Memphis APPEAL.
4 UGUST0N ALSToN, clerk and master.
February Is, IS56.-td
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FINANCIAL.

There was considerable activity in the Money
market yesterday, principally caused by a de-
sire on the part OF the customers 20 balance
their cash accounts, and keep their business.
squarely up. in these precarious times. The de-
mand for Exchange was much better than al
any time during the week, and il closed firm al
previous quotations, viz New York Sight
checks buying at OF, and selling at Z on
New Orleans Time bills are quiet and I'M
changed
Gold ard Silver.
Gold is still dropping, without any decided
change, and there was scarcely enough done in
this market to basequOtations upon. We there
fore continue our former quotations, buying 80
and selling 81 and IS.
Silver sy1npathises with Gold, and we quote It
dun and dropping at 30 and 80.
Currency.
Throughout the week there has been no
change in this market, which closed yesterday
firm and easy at Y per cent.
Uncurrent Funds.
There was some inquiry fornotes on the Bank
Of Tennessee, and Mississippi Cotton Money
yesterday, but beyond this there was little DO
ing in this class OF Paper.