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Particulars of the Disturbance in
Oktibbeha.
Meridian Mcrcury.l
ARTEsIA, Sept. 25, 1876.

Meridian Mcrcury.l
ARrEs1A, Sept. %, 1876.
EDITOR MERCURY In reply to your
dispatch of inquiry, have to state brief
ly, that on the night of the 23d (Satur-
day. a difficulty occurred between the
negroes and few whites at Chapel Hill,
Oktibbeha county, resulting in the death
of one negro and the wounding of eight
or ten others, the little party of whites
having a narrow escape from what was
meant to be murderous fire from an
unexpected ambuscade. The negro who
lost his fife was shown, in an examination
before a justice to-day, to have been
killed by random firing of his own par
ty.
HOW IT OCCURRED
may be stated thus: As well as we have
been able to ascertain here, the negroes
appointed to have a meeting at Chapel
Hill, and invited few whites to attend,
to hear what they had to say and witness
their proceedings. The party accepted
the invitation, and set out after dark To
go and attend their meeting. When
they had approached within about fifty
yards of the house-sO it is stated-they
were challenged by sentinel outside the
door, in which the negroes were holding,
or to hold, their meeting, and an order
was heard given them (negroes) to fire,
which was Immediately followed by the
report of one hundred or more guns.
Fortunately, on account of the position
they (the whites) occupied, being on {
hill side and the road washed out so that
they were only exposed to the fire from
their shoulders up, they were over-shot
and escaped with a few buck-shot hole
through the hats of some of the party
The whites returned the fire with thei
pistols upon the crowd of negroes, which
had the effect as above stated and dis
persed them.
At this date Of writing, Z A. NJ, having
been in direct communication with Stark
vile, by couriers, the last arrival report
everything quiet. The negroes assemble
here to-day to the number of severa
hundred, but we're dispensing very quietl'
this evening.
What few days may bring forth cal
only be conjectured, but we hope tn
the troubles may be peaceably and am
cably settled without bloodshed. TIL
whites are resolved and pledged to do n
violence except on the defensive.
ARTEsIA.
We have nothing further than the il
formation contained in the above brit
letter to report, except to state that som
noble-hearted citizens of neighborin
towns, upon hearing of the trouble, in
mediately put themselves in position
render effective service to the threatenC
community in case of emergency.
should be stated as constituting an abs
lutte necessity for such friendly actio
that THO trouble occurred where the nj
gro population largely preponderstes, al
, they constitute, in part, the same infuria
body of 6ends who, about three years ag
: so cruelty murdered Hugh Lee, Who'll
: without provocation, except that his SIX
was white
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An English member of Parliament has
just given 81, 500 to the Fisk Jubilee
Singers for their University.
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A Chinaman has just been sent to the
California Penitentiary for three years
under the name of 4" You Lie"
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POLITICAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Lafayette Co"aIy.

LAFArErTE SPmsGs, Miss,
Eeut OK 1879
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MONEY MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, February 25.-Rentes, 65f.
S5c.
NEW ORLEANS February 25.-Gold,
ia; eight, premium; sterling, bank,
5531@554.
LONDON, February 25-Consols for
money and on account, 81 5-l6; 5 Dos Of
1855. 1851; 2Os Of 1857, 1854; III 4Os, lost;
new fives, I06k; New York Central, 1Oi;
Erie, 152; Erie preferred, BIZ.
NEW YORK, February 25.-Money
easy at 394 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper, 4i96 per cent. Customs re.
ceipJs, S246 600 The assistant treas-
urer discussed $546, 900. Clesrings,
81, OOO, 600. Gold opsnei at llS4 anu
advanced tn 1l4s re.cted to l13t and
cl ssd at IA. Carrying rates, to
per cent. Government bnrds stesdyi
coupons of 1881. 1893; do. 1855 ll7B; do.
1853. new, ll75, 40. '67, l2l5; do. '6S
l233: new figes, Il62; lO-f0s, regular,
IFS; coupons, 1911; currency IS, 1861.
Stste securities Veoe qliet; Tennessee
Ga old. "A: Tennessee 6s, new, A; Viz
ginia g., old. 36k; Virginia new, 3Os; Mis-
sour. Is, 1924. Railroad bonds were firm.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas sinking
fund aud Hannibal aud 5. Joseph con,
vertib'e were higher. Stocks opened
fi7u, tut later UaiOn Pacific declined
fron 6SY TO 652. with depressing effect,
aud the general list dropped OF 10 II
psr cent; toward midday Union Pscitic
rallied 10 6St snd the whole msrEet b.
came firm, prices advancing t. 1t per
cent The NEST active stocks we're
Western Union, Pacific Mail, Lake
Shore aud Granger shSus. During the
last hour shares were less active, but the
market was firm, aud at the close the
best pricss Of the dsy Tere generally cur
r4Dt. Transaction were l6S GO shs'es,
of which 20 900 were Pacific Mail, 81, =
OG0 Western Union, 5000 Northw stern,
100 st. PAuls, 60,eOO Lake Shorr, 1900
EIe, 1900 Ohios, 90 Uuion Pacific.
The closing quotations were as tollows 1:
Western Union telegraph, 724; Pa
cjfic Mail, 313; Adams Express cOmpa-
nv, 9; Wells * Fargo's Express COM
many, S7I; American Express com
pany. "a; United States Express compa-
Nv, 7iI; New York Central, 1l53; Erie,
| rs: Erie preferred, 80; Harlem, 1881 hsr-
! I'm preferred, l3S; Michigan Central, COZ
Union Pacific stock, 6Ss; Lac shore,
6l3; Illinois Central, 1909; Pittsburg'
| 93l; Northwestern common AS
| North western preferred, 64b; Cleve-
| land, Columns, Cincinnati and ID
dianapolis, 81; New Jersey Central
a; Rock Island, 10s; 81. Paul, AS
~. / sUl preferred, 49,; Wabash, Of
Wabash preferred, ct; Fort Wayne, =
Terrs b auto, 81; Terre Haute preft rrec
! pa; Chicago ana Alton, 1909; Chicago
aud Alton prefer'd, 1929; Ohio and
| Mississippi, 6; Indiana Central, s.
Chicac., Burlington and Qlincy, IS
Hannital and ST, Joseph, 193; Delawsrt
aud LsckswSnua, l94; Atlantic AND
Pacific telegraph, 2It; Central Pacirit
bonds, 81; Union Pacific bAuds, ST
Union Pacific lard gra0ts, q; UnioI
Pacific sinking fund, 96!; Msriposs, st
Msripusa preferred, st; Panama
81; Missouri Pacific, 2li; Atlantic ant
Pacific preierred, y.
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day, having big lot Of way freight for
III = bendf.
Quite 3 number Of packets kept the
bosom Of Big Muddy 10 an sgitsted con-
ditiol all day yesterday.
Mr.. W. r. Porter, Of Helena, hes
twenty. five hundred dollar claim
against the " departed" st. FraDcls
Belle.
4 large number of people gathered on
the bluff yesterday to see the bonnie
Idlegiid 90 out. or course everybody
wss delighted with the picture
The Idleyi!d got away with graz
flourish + trumpet yesterday evening,
having lost q coup OF weeks repairing
her damages received in the fsa ful
storm that proved 80 disastrous to the
City of Quincy.
The Lepsl Tender will be in port this
moraing, having brought cut OF the
Ohio river, besides q splendid trip OF
freight, a number Of citizens OF Arkan.
sas. who will re msin here till after Mardi
Gras. The Legal Tender returns this
evening.
The James D Parker ltf. Cincinnati
at four O'Clock yesterday afternoon Elth
big crowd OF Memphis Mardl-Gras
excursioneTs aboard. Captain Wise las
made preparations to have jolly time
the entire trip she will arrive during
Monday night.
Vicksburg Herald: 1.-THE Thompson
Dsau will leave New Orleats on Ihurs-
day, day earlier than u7usl, IN order
to +. ach Memphis in time for the Msrdl
Grss celebration in that city. she Will
psss here Saturday morGiEg, aud reach
Memphis early Monday morning. The
:: anI Mnun ThIa will
have q fine Mardi Grae. Now put this
and that together and act accordingly"
Jimmy Sullivan, though young In
years, and the handsomest blonde this
side of Ea1s's jettles, is veteran steam.
boat historian, aud ket Is track ofeYery-
thing that floats: Bro ks, Of the Mem
phis APPEAL, asks plaintively: VINO
knows what has become OF the Big
Foot? She passed down to the lower
river several weeks ago, but we can't
find out where SIZE ia running The Big
Foot-so named for Memphis riv-
er reporter That's Jim DuFn J
was attached at Columbus,
Georgia, the other day, at the instance
OF Captain Poe, her former owner, who
holds four thousand three hundred dol
lars of notes against Mr.. Cocker, who
was half owner in the boat, and pur-
chased Captain POe's interest. From
what we can learn, it appears that the
boat was valued at twelve thousand
dollars at Phtsburg. Mr.. COker agreed
to take half, and Captain Poe the other.
The boat made some money at New o.
leans, and Mr. COker claimed a reduc-
ton in the price. The agreement there
was that Poe was to receive one thou
sand dollars in cash, which Coker paid.
Then Cocker gave four notes for four
thousand and ssventy-five dollars each,
payable quarterly, Poe taking mort
gage on the boat, which mortgage wss
registered in the customhouse at the
per- Of ApsllchicoIa. On arrival at
Chsttshooehee, Captain Poe sold his
half interest to other parties, who now
claim TO be the owners, and the whole
thing is in such muide that It will
take half dozen Philadelphia lawyers
to work it cut and ascertain who the
boat really does belong &C." Thanks
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Attachment Notice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, Justice OF the Peace
for She.by county, Tennessee. woodruff q
Co, firm composed of A. woodruff ana
VIM G. Woodruff, Va. d Paterachi,
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3455 Of the Code OF
Tennessee, and returned LEVIED upon the
property of the defendant" and af1daylt
having been made that the defendant Is a nom
resi- emit OF the state Of Tennessee, or is about
to remove, or has removed HIM elf or property
from the State, or has emoved or is removing
himself out OF the county privately, and said
defendant is ju tly indebted 10 tbs plainuhs
in the sum of thirty seven dollars, due by
account, just due, and unpaid:
It's therefore ordered, Thai defendant make
his personal appearance before me, jan es
Hall, ]. p, on the llth day Of March, lS76,
at 10 O'Clock am, and defend said attachment
suit, or the same will be proceeded with ex-
parte; and that a copy OF this order be pub
Ished for four successive weeks in the Mem
phis Appeal. This 3lst day OF January, 1875.
JAMES HALL, J. p.
Watt Strong attorney fbI wed
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"Below DeDcn marx.

II. NJ. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, February 25.-NOon-
River falling. Weather fair and mild.
LITTLE Rock, February 25.-River
4 feet s inches, and falling. Weather
cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, February 25.-Weather
clear and pleasant. Rivers feet
inches in the canal, feet Z inches on
the falls,
PrTTsBURG, February 25.-NOOu-Riv-
er feet and about stationary.
Weather clear and olJ........NiGht-
River 5 feet s inches, and falling.
Weather clear aud cold.
EvANsvIAE, February Is Weather
clear till SINCE noon; now cloudy, with
signs OF ria. Mercury AS to So.
River 81 feet and falling. Down: Gas
gov, IL am; Tarasconr pm; Silver
thorn, 6 pm.
rived: John f Tolle, New Orleans, z
am. Departed: Gran1 Tower, Mem
phis, midnight; Garrett, New Orleans,
i am. joan +. Toile, st. Louis M
Weather clesr and pleasant ......N ighL-
Arrived: Glencoe and t0tlre CITY, 81
Louis, 6 pm, River SO feet inches
sDu lAIliL 3 " eabhCl CiSSAI'
So.
Movements AT the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Phil Ailir, Friars Point; George w.
Cheek, Helena; Rub, White river;
Capitol City, st. Lcuis.
DEPARTURES.
Phil Allin, Friars Point; George w.
Cheek, Helena; Osceola Belle, Ashport;
| Vint SbinklP, Cincinnati; Ella, ST..
| Francis river; CsuitOl City, VicSsburg;
Idlewild, Chicot City.
IN PORT.
Ruth.
BOATS DUE.
Grand Tower, Legal Tender, Susie Sill
yer, Cherokee.
! BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE sATUR-
| PRESIDENTS ISLAND - BERTHE, Dan
/ Jones, mSs,er, four p N.
ST. LOUIs-Grand Tower, LennOx,
master, five p N.
ARKANSAS RIvER-Legal Tender,
Ed Rowland, master, five pm.
WHITE RIvER-Ruih, Z. G. Postal,
master, five p n.
CIECINNATI-Susie Silver, D. H
Silver, master, four pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
The Ruth brought out of White rivel
4s7 bales cotton, IS casks meat, II tc'
lard, 1861 pcs loose meat, SO dry hides,
bxs eggs, 20 sacks cotton-seed, 10 Ceer,
beer kegs. q lot OF vepisOn, 4 cases TASKS
Geo. w. Cnesk-ll6 bales cotton,
bags seed cotton, l52 sacks cotton-seed
is pkgs tu3dries.
Phil Allin-209 blles cotton, ga sack
cotton-seed, tag seduction, 2l pkg
sundries.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business was moderately lively yes
terday.
General JEFF. Thompson predicts {
yesr OF floods.
TIE rivers everywhere keep full, 80 d
the historians.
They are getting scared up about higl
water down below.
The neg Grand Republic is rapid.
approa ching completion.
, The Vint Shinkle got away yesseFda.
with the biggest Ohio-riVer trip OF tn
sga-On.
, The Capitol City passed down yestel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26
xOTICE IN nANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court OF the United States for
tire District OF Western TenneSsee-In the
matt ar OF Toof, Phillips & Co, Bsnkrupts.-
IN Bankruptcy.
To the crsdi tors OF said bankrupt:
TINAKE NOTICE, that q general meeting OF
i the creditors OF the said BANKRUPT will be
held at the Office OF 7. ]. Latham, ESQ, hegls-
ter in Bankruptcy for said district. at Men,
phiS, No l9 Madison street, on the 18th day OF
March, 1876, at u O'Clock, am, for the purpose
of declaring first and final dividend.
We also give you notice that we have fied
our final accounts as assignees OF the estate OF
the said ban krupts, in said Court, and that on
the 10Th day OF phil next, we shall apply to said
Court for the settlement Of our said accounts
and for a discharge from all liability pa a.
signeEs OF said estate, In accordance with the
provisions of the 2Sth section OF The act OF
Congress, entitled "An act to estab tsh uni
form system OF BankTuotcy throughout the
United States" approved March 2, 1855.
]. N. OLIVER.
o, WOOLDRIDdE, AssigneEs,
fb22 No. 10 Madison street,
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INSOLYENT NOTICE..

State Of Tennessee, Shelby county. Office Of
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, jan
uary 81, IS76-To Macon Webb, Executor OF
= II. Webb, deceased.
Having suggested the insolvency OF the es-
tate O. ). NJ. Webb, deceased, you are hereby
ordered to give notice, by advertisement in
some newspaper published within the said
state and also at the courthouse door OF
Shelby county, for all persons having claims
against said estate, TO appear and 1le the same,
with the Clerk OF the County Court, authenti-
Gated in The manner pre- cribed by law, on or
before the 3lst day of Nay, 1876; and any
claim not filed on or before gaid day, CT before
an appropriation of the funds OF said estate
is made, shall be forever barred, both IN law
and equity.
W tness my hand, at office, this 3lst day OF
January, 1873 JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY H. Is. cullen, Deputy Clerk.
Notice IS hereby given as required above
This January 81, 1875.
fbI 10 MACON WEBB, EEseutor.
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VIM. r. Greenlaw, Executor OF w. B, Green.
law, deceased, VIZ. Paul A. Cicalla, Admin
iHtratOr OF L. Rocco, deceased, ct al, anu
FaTggson & Clay ct al. vs.. l.. Rocco ct al.
ny virtue Of the decree pronounced 10 these
% causes on the 18th of November 1870, by
the Supreme Court of the Slate of Tennessee,
at Jackson will offer for sale, to the highest
county, on Main ST. eet, in the city OF Menu
phlG, on
Friday, the Sd Day Of March. 1876,
the property mentioned in said decree, known
as Rocco Hall, lying and being situate IN the
city of Memphis, county OF Shelby ana StSte
OF Tennessee, and PARTICULARLY described rs
follows: A certain lot of land, situate, lying
and being in the city Of Memphis, to VII:
Forty two feet FIVE and one half lncbes on
the southeast corner of ADDISON and Second
Streets and running back eastwardly between
and one half feet, being the same land con-
veyed 10 L. Rocco By w. b. ami j: U. Green
law, NJ ] Wicks and L. W, Munford, Octo-
Der IL, 1860, by deed, recorded december 3,
1860. in book 46, page lib, Registers once OF
Shelby county.
Terms OF Sale-Said property will be sold
upon a credit of six, twelve and eighteen
riIy bearing six Per cent. interest from date,
being taken for the purcha money, and
lien retained on the property until said no. Is
and interest are paid. The equity OF redemp-
ton Is barred, and possess on OF the premises
will be delivered to the purchaser on CON-
plying with the terms Of sale.
January Is, 1876, ,,,..- GU
Jarnigan Fray ser, W. Messick, Wright q
MeRissick, +. b. EdgingtOn, T. W. Brown,
Humes & Poston and Clspp, Vance q Ander-
SON Solicit js2S
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FRIDAY. MARCH 10, 1875,

in front OF courthouse door. in town OF
WATSON, Desha county, Arkansas, with
in les al hours, sell to the highest bid
der, Tor casa, At public auction subject TO
a balance OF $50 or therea bouts, OF purchase
money, the following described land, VIZ:
Lying and being in the county OF Desna, state
OF Arkansas, known and designated on the
y at OF toe public survey as the east nail
liz ~ ofsection twenty three (23laHd the north
ca { quarter me ~ Of section twenty six tZo)i
township nine 80, south range. four west pc
ing he same land upon which John W 4odo
and wife now reside, being estimated 70 n
tain four hundred and eighty CtsOl acres, more
or less. Equity OF redemption expressly
BY the Trust Deed. Title believed 20 be good.
bot sell and conye only as tr1stee.
an J. n. SMITH, Trustee
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firm at 81 O5 Bagging quiet, but steady,
at I2'Gl3c.
ST. LOUIS, February 25.-Fiour
quiet. Wheat dull rnd lower; No. , red
winter, 81 IS seked; no bid. Corn
stesdy, with a fair demand; No. :
mixed, SSlGS9,. Oats inactive; No. ,,
3IIc bid. ? DIVISIONS easier, and prices
will have 10 be shaded to sell round lets;
jabblng trade good. Whisky, 81 W
hogs steady; ackiDg, S775GS 10.
CHICAGO, February %. - Flour
quiet, Wheat sctive hut lower, closing
very weak; No. 2 spring, lOl3. Cora
dull aud a shade lower; No. mixed,
$50. Data Gull and lower; No :, SIG.
PgTk unset-ie and lover al 81 l2tt@
Pills. Lard IN e.tled aud lower at IL %
Bulk me- ats dull and a shade lower, ste
IIs@IlEe. Whisky, 81 O6.
CINCINNATI, February 25.-Flour
steady. Wheat dull, 81 1901 y. Corn
steady, with fair demand, 43945c. Oats
easier, 35642r. Pork quiet, So %
Lard easier; steam, 1879; kettle, 1870
I3gc. Bulk meats easier, Ss(dS III g.,
IIsGIlIc. Bacon firm, 81, l23(1 l3c.
Whisky, 81 %. Butter tirIni choice,
2S,63Oe; medium, 23[a PIC.
NEW ORLEANS, February 25.-Sus
oar in good demand ald firmer; COM
mon, 53C664e; fair 70 fully fair, 64(56sci
primo, 73c; strictly prime 70 choice, Is'9
79c MolAsses- dama1d goodi IeTmebt-
iig common, 35,G36c; prime, 95Ie14Oc;
strictly prime, 43G45c; cistern-bott0mi
42947c; Teboiled fair, 43c; PRIME 10
cho,ca. 45iG52a. -Four quiet; superhne,
81: double extra, 81 25; treble exua
"a SOFAS 25; choice and family, So 5O(G
7 rs Corn easy, 5OG52gc. Cornmeal
dull, 50 So Oals firm; choic5 GaiensI
45c. Bran dull, 75c. Hay quiet; prime,
SIS9I9: choice, SO. Pork inanimate,
500 62I622 rs. Dry salt meats scarce
quoted 8. l20125c. Bacon firm at 10,
I31GI35a Hams scarce; choice sugar.
cureG, 10 arrive, I41c. Lard quiet;
fierce, packers, l23c; refined, l3fci keg,
I4c. Rice-common to choice Loulsl-
ans. 45663c. Coffee steady; ordinary to
prime, l53@1Sc. WHISKY - Tectihed,
81 09@1 u.
NEW YORK, February 25.-Flour
in ve1y moderate request supeifine
Safe and western, 81 25l94 go; st. Louis,
SIS 25G9 Rye -four quiet but very
steady, 81 lG@5. Wheat less active and
g shade easier; No. Chicago, ST. 2l(9
Corn shade easier; mixed west
ern, cid, in 6S,. Oats more steady
mixed western and State, 45(949c. Cof-
fee frW, with fair dsmand; Rio, car
goes, l6C919c gold; jobbing at 1692Oc
gold. sugar active; prime, 14c. Molas'
ses-foreign quiet; New O.l-sns in fair
demand, 47lG62c. r ce stea "; Louisi-
ana, 51d64c; Carolina, 61973c; Raa-
goop, 6tc. Petroleum quiet but steady I;
crude, So; refined, las. Pork Gul aud
lower, SO 50. Beef quiet; new plat
mess, Sll 80; new extra, So 5O(gl3. Cut
meats quiet. Middles quiet; western
long Gear, lie. Lard lower; prime
steam, I34c. Butter firm; western, loo
27c; State, 20(934c. Cheese, SOFIA.
Whisky lower, 81 10.
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Attachment Notice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-Etate OF Ten
nessee, shelby county-E. McDavittI Re
solver, VS.. G. b. Vance.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section s455 OF the Code of Ten
nessee, and returned levied by attachment
upon the property OF defendant, &. B. Vance,
who is a non resident of the State of Tonnes
see, and is Justly indebted to plaintiff In the
sum Of 1888 90 due by account, due and unpaid !:
1t Is therefore ordered, That the said deIend-
ant make his personal appearance before me,
James Hall, J. p, at my office, in the city
of Memphis, Tenn, on the Sth day Of April ,
1876 at 10 o'clock am, and defend said at
tachment suit within the time prescribed by
law or the same will be- proceeded With e1-
parte, and that copy OF this order be pub
lished once a week, tor four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
2lst day OF February, 1876.
JAMES HALL, J. P.
John Johnston, Attorney. fb22 tue
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NsOLVENT kOIIUE.

State OF Tennessee, Shelby county.-Onice OF
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, jan
uary 81, lS76-TO +. V. COrbett, Admins
traitor Of J. a. Cor bett, deceased.
Having suggested the insolvency OF the
estate OF ]. A. Corbett, deceased, you are
HEREBY ordered to give notice by advertise
ment in some newspaper published within
the said State and also at the courthouse door
OF Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate to appear and hle
the same with the Clerk Of the county Court,
authenticated IN the manner prescn bed by
law, on or before the 3lst day o: July, 1886;
and any claim not filed on or before said day,
or before an appropriation Of the funds of
said estate is made, shall be forever barred,
both in law and equity.
WItness my hand, al Office, this 3lst day OF
JannaTv, 1875. JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
By John j. SHEA, Deputy Clerk.
1 hereby give notice TO all parties having
claims against said estate to Ole them, as above
required ffbl tu1 j.. V. COkBEfT.
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S.le- 40 O1J Tone OF n 4rke, a. lO:2O.
a shade b-ttpr; 1880, srcpg; l2:45,
Fl m; 40, easy; 2:55 steady at the de
cline; 3:u5 hIm.
New Orleans yesterday quoted mid
dliug l2{. a the clo-e, against los. 8,
the same time last year; receipts, 4164
ba'-s: sale. $500. Receipts thus far THIS
W ok. 50 425 bsles, Total ssme week last
YER. g6 AS bsl=s. The market was
q1let al noon, closed irregular.
Ye rerday's Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: Uplsnds. 6 l6t; o leans
6ll; ssieF, 10 600 bales, If which 600
were American r ceived, 1900 bales,
OF which $500 were American. The
price q midiiing came time last yesr,
: l5d. TIE market wa dull sad easler
Tue Liverpool msIk- fer arrivals was
quiet a. The Opening, a ] 80 buyers were
offering 324 lower, out al $3.50 arrivals
stood a shave finer January srd Feb
ruary shipments. Savannah or CHARLES
ton, ssl. i.m.c, cd; March and april
delivery. Slvsunsh or Charleston, 60 C. 4,
l5-l6h; March ditto, Line 81. April
AMI MAY. otto, sgd; May ard June,
SI8i: June ana july, ditto, St..
March delivery. Mobile, Line, SD
Gold 81 Neg YORK closed a. ia; came
time lszt year, ll4t.
The move uneIt at all the pQrts wEs re-
portai AZ fol,aws: