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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23
OUACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIyKT
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
REGULAR OUACHITA RIVER WEEKLY
PACKET
Leaves every WEDN NESDAY at S D. m.
lsss1tss lS4slst = Trenton and ali landings on Blsci
= and Ouachita riyers-The fine, li9h1
draft passenger steamer
WILLIE,
I'm place Of Ouachita Belle and Lessie Taylor !
+. A. Blanks, master,
will leave as above. making connections with
light draft steamers for all the tributary streama1
For freight or passage apply on board.or to
Capt. +. A. BLANKS. President,
No. Canal, corner Delta street. &
HITE d CARLIN, BRITTON & EPPLER.I
ADAMS 4 WORK. LORD 4 McPEAKE Asenled
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CTNCTNNATI-Per steamer Thompson Dean
Ill bales cotton 3i6 hhds tobacco 1886 bbs -four
$50 bbls whisky 500 bbls pork s96 bbls meal 5657
SKIS corn 1876 SKIS oats II tcs hams 1G5 tcs lard IL
bxs bacon 6t3 skis oil cake.
LOWER COAST--Per steamer Waloon--
bbls molasses hf do.
8 GRAND ECORE-Per steamer Bart AbIe--50
bales cotton 1872 SKIS cotton seed hhds sugar las
head stock.
VICKSBURG--Per steamer Natchez-4s6 bales
cotton 25i1 SKIS cotton seed 468 SKIS oil cake SO bbis
oil 1Oi bbls flour hid tobacco.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23

Brit steamship Muriel. Quine. for Liverpool
Ak Miller Gco
Steamboat Fannie Tatum. Moore. for Cincin-
natl
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New ORLEANS. June IA, 1876.

New ORLEANS, June II. 1876.
General Order No. 81
I. The Religious Services Of the Order Of
Knights Templar will be held at Trinity Church.
corner Of Jackson and Coliseum streets, on FRI
DAY EVENING. June %. at s O'Clock. The
church will be open for the admission Of invited
guests at D. m.
IL. The officers and members of the Subordi-
nate Communicates Of this jurisdiction will as
semble at their Asylum, promptly at o'clock ..
M. as the command will move at4 80 .. m.
Ill. The officers and members Of the Subordi-
nate Communicates participating in the parade
of the 23d inst. are hereby ordered to attend
Drill. at Grand Lodge Hall, on WEDNESDAY,
June 81. at Z .. IN.
BY order OF the Grand Commander:
SAMUEL ALSTON,
ie22 1t Grand Captain General
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nv Railroad,


MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS II R.
bales cotton hid sugar 90 head cattle.
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eTEAMBOATl
Receipts this saornimg i.

LOWER COAsT--Pcr steamer Carrie Thorn
-sundries to order.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Frszer-
25 bbls molasses
LAUREL vALLEY-Per steamer Stella Block
26 bbls moasses.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23

Receipts 1T the New Basin.
ANTE RIVER-Per steamer Amite---1 bale
cotton.
COvIEG1 ON-Per schr NJ Pippo--s bales
cotton.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23

Thompson Dean. Miller. from Cincinnati.
Waloon, Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Natchez. Ieathers from Vicksburg.
Allies, Porter, from Amite River-New Basir
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IIvERPOOL--Per steamship Muriel--25,0 ,0
bushels corn In bulk 2376 SKIS oil cake.
CINCINNATI-Per steamer Fannie Tatum-.
hhds sugar IS SKIS salt 100000 feet lumber an
sundries.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23
MARINE NEWS.
n. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. June .. 1879.


Arrived this Morning.
Schr Daisy Parkhurst Hooker. ~ days from
Boston, to master-1st dis.
Schr @ WhippIe. Webb. days from Euatan.
to master-Pic Tier.
STEAMBOATS,
JF Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast.
Carrie A. Thorn. Carriek, from Lower Coast.
Stella Block. Terrebonne I'm Laurel valley.
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GRAND ECORE.
OPELOUsAS.

INDEPENDENT OPELOULAS WEEKIl
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at .. NJ. Il
@~ FOR WASHINGTON, POI
k1fkne Barry. ChurchyiIle. bayou y
=. ;. Glaizes, .Atchafalaya. Gimmspd
Big Bend Landing. Old River. and all intern
diate points The light draA passenger steAn
ROwT. YOUNG,
I'm place OF st. Mary.)
w. q. Daniel. master. y. b.. schmidt. ciel
For freight cF pasHsssfa aRpy 9n 0ossd OF g
Connecting at 6immsp0rt with steamer 81
for Bay0us Des Gla12es dl9 ~
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ny Railroad

ny Railroad.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
1O7 bales cotton hhds tobacco.
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
80 bales cotton 54 hhds tobacco and sundries to
order
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23

6 the Republican party should die. Its
work IL done. The soul has gone out Of
it. A generation of power has deadened
its once noble aspirations. 1t Is party
Without principles. without aims, with
true statements. In. \. Herald.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23

SeluDle AT tnelr Asylum promptly at O'CLOCK p.
M. as the command will move at 80 .. m.
ILL., The officers and members of the Subordi-
nate Communicates participating in the parade
of the 2ad inst. are hereby ordered to attend
Drill at Grand Lodge Hall. on WEDNESDAY.
June 81. at D. IN.
BY order OF the Grand Commander:
SAMUEL ALSTON,
ie22 1t Grand Captain General.
SALvATOR! SALVATORE SALvATOR!
SALVADOR BEER.
A CAR LOAD JUST ARRIVED FROM JOSEPH
sCHLITZ's BREWERY. MILWAUKEE.
JOSEPH ZIEGLER,
BEER SALOON and RESTAURANT,
No. II Royal street,
Between Canal and Customhouse streets.
je1s at NEW ORLEANS.
HOME MANUFACTORY.
CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES. JER-
SEY WAGONS.
And all kinds Of
SPRING WAGON WORK.
AT prices to compete with any other city.
Also
Importer and Dealer In
Ss5sss ns e YS9S FoSbs spd bb EN- o nnd 5Asa
BINATfOS FASTENER at
Al, 43, As and Al Perdido street,
ape 3md&W JOS. SCHWARTZ.
WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.
The New Orleans WEEKLY DEMOCRAT Is a
handsome
EIGHT PAGE+FORTY-EIG COLUMN
NEWSPAPER,
Printed in clear type, and is filed with
Editorials and Selected Articles
upon all the topics OF the day. 1t contains the
news from all portions Of the world. up to the
hour Of going to press. Its Washington specials
and general intelligence being especially full
and reliable. 1t contains full Commercial. Ma
rine and River news and reports, prepared by
experienced and competent editors and re-
porters. Its
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
will be found valuable and interesting to farmers
and planters.
As A FAMILY pAVER
1t has no superior In the South-its Literary De-
Dartment embracing poetry. romance religion
sentiment and humor.
THE MISSION OF THE DEMOCRAT
Is the redemption of Louisiana from the thral-
dom Of Rsdicalism, and the restoration in Its
borders of honest Government-the supremacy
Of the
Of the Nineteenth Century.
1T rs A
SOUTHERN PAPER
In every sense Of the word and its aim will be
o represent Southern views, feelings and opin-
ons.
Its already extensive and still rapidly increas-
ng circulation in Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi
Alabama and Arkansas renders ii. without oues-
Ion.
First.Class Advertising Medium,
md as such we commend it to the public
Terms Of weekly Democrat:
un advance.)
One Copy. one year. % 90
Ten Copies. one year, one P. o.. 25 90
Twenty Copies. one year. one P o.. As 90
Fifty Copies. one year. one p o.. 100 90
WIN. wOELPER 4 CO.,
PrOpriet0rs.
CHAS. LOCHBRUNNER,
DEALER IN
MISSOURI WINES,
70 EXCHANGE ALLEY
WHITE WINES:
CONCORD,
MARTHA
HERBEMONT
TAYLOR,
GOETHE.
RED WINES:
ONCORD,
BLACK ROSE.
VIRGINIA SEEDING,
CLINTON
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT. 1
Friday. June %. ls76-12 m. !
MONETARY.

several Of the banks. limited at the rest. and Of
fair extension on the street, but without quota
BILE variation in the rates Of commercial paper
w eonnas no. 20 anUse @ excep0na la GlommeTclal
do. at 1O@12, and second grade nominal First
class mortgages are still quoted at 500 per cent
There is scarcely anything doing in gold. and
the market continues to rule at 1l2I@112h,
against 112l4 at New York.
Foreign exchange is quiet and unchanged be-
ing still quoted at 545@546 for bill Of lading and
AL clear bills. -9550 for bank and -9551t for
bank counter rate, and francs at i.65@463A for
commercial and nominal for bank
New York sight is dull
The banks continue to check on New York at
u per cent. premium. and commercial sight is
still quoted at u.
Stocks are in fair request and firm State
consols are in demand at 65ss@69 x per cent
higher than yesterday. Premium bonds are
quiet at 359351s.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23

HAvANA-Per steamship Tappahannock--25o
hhds sugar 200 bxs do cases cigars.
RUATAN---Per schr Gertrud Howes--2O0O
lunches bananas IS 900 plantains 1000 cocoanuts
100 doz pineapples bbis lines or bbls green
ginger.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23
Arrived last Evening,
GTEAMBoATH.

schr + NJ Pippo. --. from Covington
Basin.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23
COMMERCIAL.

moderate inquiry. and the movement being
checked by light supplies. especially Of the
kinds wanted, the sales thus far have been con-
fined to a few small lots Nothing has transpired
to indicate any quotable variation in prices. The
dispatches report Liverpool quiet at previous
rates. with sales Of 5000 bales. and arrivals
weaker, sellers Offering at last evenings figures
and New York dufl at yesterdays quotations for
spots, and l-S2@Hc lower for futures.
Under date OF II rs pm. the Exchange reports:
Market quiet and unchanged"
Yesterday, when the sales proper embraced
2l50 bales. the market closed at the following
quotations:
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23
THE LATEST M0Va.
LAFAYETTE MARBLE WORTs
JAMES MAGAN, Prsprieeer. .e
Cor. Lafayette and Camp streets. onn{ j
Patrick's Hall. III

With increased facilities, the most expfE
workmen and skillful artists. ! am n0l {
Monuments. Headstones, Tablet. e
Table and 6ideboard Tops. Also ~ ].
stock Of Marble. Slate and Iron Nanflfosl
Southwest & - :, - u
-,dzt csa%ates nns . turnishsd: and compA &
my11 I'm IAlfUQ ~
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1876. GRAND I6LE........1a
summer ARRANGEMENT,
In CONNECTION WITH wILLOZ HoTE.
The splendid steam yacht
l@ME1fsS q. NJ. L., s
M McSweeney, master
will make regular trips to Grand Isledurin0th0
season. leaving the foot Of 81. Louis street.
EVERY TUESDAY and SATURDAY. Il
O'Clock a. M. touching at Louisiana avenu0and
living in the upper part Of the city.
Fare ~ 80.
viii commence running Tuesday. June 10Th.
je19n
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23

4 VIENNA, June 22.-It Is certain the
Servian mission to ConstantinQple has
been abandoned, showing there is no.
hope Of obtaining anything from the
Porte by negotiations.
The second van Of 6ervian militia are
being modified and sent to the frontier.
All available hands are working day
and night at Cronstadt, preparing the
Russian feet Tor see.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23

vICKSBURG.

Leaves every TUESDAY at s .. m.
Eee~ FOR VICKHBURd, NATCHEZ
S&xRe Davis's Bend and intermedfAts
landings--The steamer
lin place Of h. f. Lee.l
VIM. Campbell, master, A. Mcvay; clerk
leaves as above. connecting at yicksburg With
Parisot's Line for all points on YazoO BundQWs
or. Deer Creek and Ta1lahatchie.
ADAMS d WORK.
dT JNO. JANNEY. Agents..
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23
FOREIGN.
ExtraditiOn.

LONDON, June 22.-The Times con-
cludes an editorial as follows: 1--WE en-
phatically repeat the hope that no con-
siderations Of pique or punctilio will be
allowed to interfere with the negotiation
OF q new extradition treaty with the
United States. !"
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23
g. r. FINLAY 4 CO.,

Wholesale Dealers in Drugs. Medicines. Chem
icas. Paints. Oils Dye StufYs, Glassware.
Proprietors Of DIR. WILHOFT's ANTI-PERI-
ODIC, OR FEVER AND AGUE TONIC, the
most infallible remedy for Chills and Fever
known. Je18-1m
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-23

ducks 81 1906. geese 81. turkies sl4@16 y dozen.
Latest Financial. Cotton and CONNER
cial kilograms.
FINANCIAL.
New YORK June "a. l1:57 a. m.-Sterling-
Bankers sixty days 4S7ag4S7A gold; CONNER
sixty days 5.16I@5.l5H; commercial. sixty days
5.2l1@51s4. Money rate per cent; carrying
rate q gold loans ~.
LONDON, June %. p. m.-Consols "a 5-16.
Bank Of England rate per cent. Three months
bills. open market, 14@1S per cent
PARIS, June %. D. m-Rentes 1o5.s2x.
New YORK, June 2s. 1910 o. m.-Market dull.
Sales 473 bales. Ordinary 11-16. good ordinary
10 1-l6. strict good ordinary lo%, low middling
bama 1aa. @ midding % Orleans IA 5nis. % middfi Ina ng
Texas II 5-16.
FUTURES.
Sales 6aies June 4 Jniy ii 1Is
October ii.@il ISIS, November 1ia@n ls-1s'
ary u i1s@l2 March T. sis2I Anr 1ag
IL 7-l6. May l21s@12 9-16.
HAvRE, June 80. a: m;-Cotton quiet and
steady. Tres ordinaire (spots) rs; low mid
LIvERPooI, June %. 8 p m.-Cotton market
unchanged. Sales 5000 bales. of which 6ooo
LIVERPOOL, June 2s. 1890 p. m.-Deliveries-
Uplands ordinary middling, low middling. July
and August Lied.
d. o H.
Der and October gid, August and September 6Hd a.
October and November 6Ad. June and July
6 l-32c.
5p. m,-September and October SID.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. June %. 2 p. m.-Weather wet
Breadstuffs quiet. Bacon. L. g. M. 4ss I'd; s. G.
NJ. 52s. Corn 25s 9d@26s. Flour ais 6d@24s
Lard s3s. Pork sos. Tallow. Am, 42s; p Y. G.
46s 9d@47s. Wheat. spring IS 4d@9s Cd; winter
9s 6dQG8s 1Od.
NEW YoRK, June q. II :45 a. m-Coffee strong,
fair demand; sales 877 Newton. 600 PenderRast
500 Stursuld p. T. 1000 Marbilabo at 141c. Lots
ordinary l6H0l7c, fair l7k@l7%c, good l8018Hc
prime 1jlt@i9c choice lo019kc. fancy 19xc Raw
sugar-demand better and strong; sales 2579
hhds, 500 boxes. 5225 bags, 459 melado refinery
su9ar-sommon S-16@7kc. fair to good 7X@
s1c. prime SIC; refinery sugar firm with good
demand. Linseed OH. large and small lots.
CHICAGO. June q, oss a. m.-wheat active at
81 OS5s for July. 81 O3k for August. Corn steady
at 45ss@45ac for July 45X@46 for August
e:45 a. m.-Pork quiet and easier at SO O5@
10 10 for August nominally 31s IS for July.
10 q. m.-Lard dull and easier at S11 22{9l1 Is
for August 81 12h for July.
9;25 a. m.-U. s. stock yards-Hogs 14.ooo: mar
1910 a. na.-Es, imated hogs 1880; official yes
terday Il ,s84. Market drmer and fairly active:
light grades are selling ct - e0@6 50, generally
= IS - eoGt for shippers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02
HOT SPRINGS.
The Last Spike Driven in the Mari row.
Gauge Road by Paul BagIey.

From an Occasional Correspondent of the
Appeal
HoT SPRINGS, ARK February 28.-
The Hot Springs railroad is completed,
except side-tracks and such things, and
the first train arrived up t. the depot at
this place to-day. And row all ye rheu-
matte and neuralgia, and al! other suf-
feripg sors o! Memphis, CT Momus ard
Of Cosmos, come to these healing waters.
No more the torturing coachts Of by
gone age, but nanOw-gauge railroad,
constructed st cost of some four hum
dred thousand dollars, and grand sue
cess. In the name of suffering human
ity; in the name of an individual enter
prise unequallsd in the history of our
country; in the name Of The printing
press, the Ely Of commerce aud ffiend
of Improvement; and in profound thsnk-
fulness to Him who dOeth all things
we'll, | have this cay driven the last
spike TO complete the iron chain th8t
connects these waters with the cities Of
the continent, and opens them to the
world. PAUL BAGLEY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We have received from DIR. A. B.
Tadloek, city physician and registrar of
vital statistics, 'the Second Annual Re-
port Of the City Physician and Registrar
of Vital Statistics, OF Knoxville, East
Tennessee, for 1876"
The SAMARITAN, fer March, comes
to US with more tnan usually interest,"
ing table of contents, one that will Just
now challenge the attention of Mem
phisns, in view OF the wicked attempt
being made to break down the heath
officer ia the enforcement of the health
ordinance. We append it for the con-
venience Of our readers: Sailing the
Streets for the Removal Of SnoW-Ef-
fects on Temperature, Moisture and
Health, Professors r G. Rogers, B. a.
Rand, Drs. Malone, kindred IA, LIE
CoLte, d. II. Agntw, and others; Effect
on Horses, Julius EsepWine and r. M
Ciure, veterinary surgeons; Effects on
Leather and Carriages, Nathan Il, Tsy-
lOr and Simon Garland; Effects on APP
psrel, G. J. Wister, jr,; Report of the
Resident Phys clan OF New York, Lewis
A. Ssyre, NJ. D.; Report of the Sanitary
Committee OF Philadelphia; MeteorO-
logical Observations, Pref. R. G. Rogers;
Report Of College of Physicians, Phila-
delphia; Ventilation Of Churches, F. K.
Bailey, M. D.; Average Safety Of Rail
road Travel, Chsrles Francis Adams,
jr.; Uses and Abuses Of Life Insurance,
A H. Dana, E O.; Vssssr College;
Milk, ia the Medico Legal Aspects, Prof.
r. Ogden DJremus; New York, Milk;
Brooklyn, Annual Report; Low Nor
tally; Foreign Health Statistics; Car
bolic Acid; FeIrgb1st Ventilation; The
LsctOmeter, Conviction OF Milk Vend-
ers; A Prisoners Testimony; Views of
q Practical Milk Dealer; DObe!l's Diet
and Regimen in Sickness and Health;
Trans PenDsy lvauis State Medical So
ciety; Bsrnes's Centenary History;
Trans CaliforniS State Medical Society;
Bien's International Exhibition Album
Ross Winans's Ventilation OF Dwell
ings, ETC.. Aliens SIa;e Medicine in re-
IatiOn to Insanity; Books Received;
Ethics in journalism; the Sanitary
Record; UnsanitaTy or Inssnitary; Obit-
uary, d.. Thomas NJ. Logan" M'Da-
witt, Csmpbsll & Co., 70 Nassau street,
New York, publishers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02
THE BLACK HILLS.
General Sheridan Asks for APprepPia-
tiOns 70 Build Forts on the Yell
IOwstOne-EIc.

CHICAGO, March 1.-The military
committee Of the house Of representa-
tives having requested Lieutsnant-Gen-
eral P. H. Sheridan to supplement his
testimony on military affairs recently
given bsfore that committee, that officer
has made the following additional sug-
gestions. It will be seen that he has cut
down the appropriation required by the
bill introduced by Mr. Msginnis from
three to two hundred thousand dollars
in view OF tbs immigration to the Black
Hills and the present military expedi-
top. This communication of the lieu
teuent-geneIal has pee u lar interest.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIV. OF Mo, /
CHICAGO, ILL, February y, 1916.
The necessity for two military posts
on the Yellowstone has been apparent
TO me for two years past, and l have
recommended their establishment in nay
annual reports. SO strongly have been
convinced Of this necessity, that have,
without any expense to the government,
made an examination CT the Yellow
stone river aid selected the points at
which they should be built. The Indian
question in the Black Hills must now be
settled by the estabi shment OF the H.
disns On the Missouri river, and in thu
GCCOuEbllSAlAAGbl vi blbS pOSS IGC INO
posts mentioned will have to be located,
one at Or near the mouth of the Big
Horn river, Rnd the other at or near the
mouth of Tongue river. These posts can
be- supplied by steam boats up the yell
lowstOne, and can be constructed CT ma
terial found in the vicinity of the points
selected. think can have item built
for one hundred Thousand dollars each.
La other words, will FL aavor TO build
both for two hundred thousand instead
OF the three hundred thousand mention
ed in the bill. The Black Hills country
will, 10 all probability, be COW
ertd with towns and villages dur
ing the next FIVE or six years. Its
status will cause the extension of the
Northern Pacific railroad on the south
side of the Yellowstone Ss far as the
Gsllatin valley in Montana, and will
also build another railroad from the
North Platte station, on the Union Pa.
cific railroad, to the Black Hills. am
OF the opinion that the largest deposits
OF geld are further west than where the
miners are now working. The head
waters of Wind river are gold bearing;
the Owl creek mountains are goldbesr-
ing; Powder river Is gold. bearing; also
Clark's fork OF the Yellowstone. Be-
sides this, the Biz OK Is have abund-
ance O, good timber for the treelees
C uatry south OF them and west of the
Missouri riVe- The success Of all these
interests depends on t1e establishment
of the two posts nam d. Military op-
eIatiOrs have now been commenced
aga.nst the hostile bsnd of Sioux by re-
quest Of the interior department, and
consider this appropriation 30 Necessary
that especially request immediate az
ton on II.
PHI. SERBIAN, Northumberland.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02
FROM WASHINGTON.I

WASHINGTON, March The public
debt statement SHOWS q reduction of the
debt during the month OF February OF
Sc, 272, 1873; currency, S95, $50 4G4; special
deposit of legal-tenders for redemption
Of deposit, IS. 095 coo; coin, SO, 035, 772,
including $50 9l5, 900 in coin certificates;
outstanding legsl-tenders, $3.50, 943, 1872.
TREASURY NOTES.
The comptrc Her of the currency states
that the amount Of Iegsl-tender notes
deposited for the purpose Of relieving
the circulation, during January, was
81 629, 900, aud during February 3, &c.,
O37; amount OF bonds withdrawn during
January, 50 $50, ZOO and during Febru-
ary s., 754, 5l2 The treasurer now holds
$3.50. e9s, SO in bonds to secure the nas
tiopal bank circulation, and SlS, 81 500
to secure public deposits. The United
States bonds deposited for circulation for
the week ending to-day are Sl65, eco;
United States bonds he'd for circulation
Withdrawn for the week ending to-day,
81 sos. 600. showing contraction OF the
national bank circulation for the week
az 81. 43O coo. The national bank ciTcu
Istion nov outstanding aggre stes $780,.
92S O73 Of which smOunt S2,U9l, $50 are
notes issued to banks doing business on
8 specie balls.
Following are the receipts Of national
bank notes received at the treasury for
redemption for the week ending to-day
as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02
GRIT TO THE LAST.
Range, OF Illinois, Pursued by I've
Enemies, IL Equal 10 the Emer-
Eeucy.
F,on an osssaonsI Correspondent Of the

From an UscaHonal Correspondent OF the
Appeal.
WIrIsBUBG, AK, February % i
give vCu 40 accouut Cf a shooting siiray
,ghicc happened ten miles from Wits
lu.g. IN Arkansas. / was sitting Oh my
horse taking with a young man from
Illinois ty the name Of John e. Range,
when two men, We,l-mOunted, rOne W,
draw their pistols and fred st young
Range. At tas same time ren2TkiDg 10
nina thag he had killed their two broth
ora some two or three months ago, but
ID II Lc could XII them. Such rap
al gaOo.ipE with Gs deadly effect never
witnessed, although l served IN the army
flgr YEAR. Both OF the strangers were
kiEod Ru8gs's horse went down st
the first fire, when be placed himself
behind the Ossd animal, and two shots
1ran bis pistol killed both Of his enc
mics. RIHge then came to where l
IVES, ana told me that be had had three
different shooting scrspe3 with this same
crew, and lie Was getting id tired Of
tbs lie ne had 70 LEAD. BE took one Of
the dead mems hOTseS, gave one good
look at his victims, handed me twenty
dollsrs TO burg tbep aud rode Of He
haa been pursued, ut has not been
head from siacT. ! have learned that
rae two men killed were Esmsd VIII
LAM, from Tennessee. hops you Will
publish tbiF, 80 that they may know
what became Of them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02
Bank upt Notice and Sale.

In the matter Of GID, ]. Pillow, Bankrupt.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed Oh. p. Wood
iock), Assignee OF his estate, and has accepted
the trust. Notice is also given, that on the
18th day of March instant, will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
northwest corner of Madison and N ain streets,
all the interest of the bankrupt in his resi-
dence, situated st the corner OF Adams and
Orleans streets, in Memphis, and fronting LA
feet on Adams and 3l3 feet on Orleans street.
This property is under mortgage for balance
unpaid OF the purchase money.
That on the same day will sell, at his law
office, tho ons-half interest of SAID bankrupt
IN his Law Library and Office Furniture.
That on the 10Th day Of March instant,
will sell, on his mound plantation, in Lee
county, Ark all his interest In his mound
plantation, embracing oAe thousand acres;
and at the same time place l Will sell all his
interest in his Brown plantation, consisting of
about 40 acres Both OF these plantations are
under mortgages. At the same time l will
sell eleven head OF mules and five head of
cottle and other property on the place. For 8
fuller description OF these lands, reference Is
made to the 6Ankrupt's schedule on ale at the
office OF the Registers. Terms OF sale cash.
mh2 thu II. P. WOODLOCK, Assignee, etc.