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MONEY MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, March 13-Ren tes, 66i. 70c.
NEW ORLEANS, March lS.-Gold
If43; sight, ! premium; sterling, bank,
5573
LONDON, March I9.-Consols-for
money, 81 1-16; on account, "a 5-l6;
5-2Os Of 1865, 105f; 20s Of 1867, l08;
10 405, 1G6; new lives, l05B; New York
Central, l04; Erie, 1873; Erie preferred,
"a.
NEW YORK, March Money easy
at 3CG,4 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per, 44653 per cent. Customs receipts,
S477,0O0 The assistant treasurer dis
bursed Sl79,0 Clearings, $40, 600, 0O0.
Sterling firm, 4S6@4S93. Gold strong,
opening at ll4s and closing at l14i.
Carrying rates, 2 to per cent. Govern
ment bonds were firm; coupons Of 1881,
1891; do. 1866, 1855; do, 1855, new, 1885;
do. 1867, 1919; do. 1853, 123; new fives,
II83; I0-40s, regular, 1l8t; coupons, l19;
currency IS, 1232. State securities dah;
Tennessee e., old, 42i; Tehnessee
IS, new, Al; Virginia, old, 81; Viz
ginia, new, 35; Missouri IS, 1034.
Railroad bonds were strong and higher,
the leading features having been the adj
vance in Northwestern consolidated
gold coupons from 93t to "a. Chicago,
Burlington aud Quincy consolidated
sevens sold at ll0l End Fights st ll44.
Burlington, Cedar Rapidsand Minneso-
ia firsts brought 80, and Hannibal and
st. Joseph convertible 80 at the OPEN
ing Of business on the stock exchange
this morning Pacific Mail was weak,
and under free pressure to sell declined
from l83 to l8l. This had depressing
effect on the general market, but short
ly sfterward firmer feeling set III and
prices advanced to q per cent, Pacific
Mail, Erie, Lake Shore, Western Union,
st Paul, Rock Island and Michigan Gem
trail being most prominent in the adj
vance. At the second call prices showed
8 reaction of / to / per cent, the latter
on Pacific Mail, but it subsequently re-
covered Z. The course Of the market
was irregular latein the day. the granger
shares and Western Union being firm,
and the remainder OF the list weak and
lower. a great change Yves in Union
Pacific, which sold down from 662 to 60.
On increased business there was de-
cline of IL ia Erie. On realizstions Pa
cilic Mail fell off to 20 and closed at 20s
62OE. Panama railroad was 1891
bid without sales; after the second call
cloeed 1877 bid and offered at 1879. Amer
lean district telegraph advanced to 81.
Consolidation coal opened at 441 and at
the close was quoted at Al to 424; Cam
ton declined to AZ and closed at 423 bid
and As asked; other changes toward the
close were slight transactions were
242, 600 shares, OF which $4,000 were Pa
cifie Mail, 5000 Western Union, 5000
Norlhwes tern, 1900 r ,ck Island, 2I 900
S.. Paul 10000 Erie, $1,000 Lake
Shore, 400 Ohios, 5000 Union Pacific
and 5000 Michigan Central. The
closing quotations were Sc follows;
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Tuesday, the 21st Day of March, 1876,
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of Deed Of Trust made 70 me on
ID the Cth day OF January, 1873, b. 4. +.
Bonner, which Ii IecOldet in the Registers
ONCE of Shelby county, Tennessee in book
NO. los, page l2j, will sell, st public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, on
Monday, the I3th Day Of March, rs,
at u O'Clock m, at the southwest corner Main
and Madison streets, Memphis, Tennessee
the FOLLOWING property, situated in shelby
county, State Of Tennessee, and described a5
follows, Jo-wit: -Four acres of land being
part OF the A. Kerr subdivision, original lo5
No. ., and part Of the WItheTspoen Eubdivt.
sion, lots Nos. Is, 10 and %, on the north side
Resident [Trfggl avenue, known Is lot No. 3 OF
Newton FORD subdivision, near the Her
uando road, about two mikes south east OF The
city Of Memphis, bounded as follows, 20 wit:
Beginning az a stake on the north side Resi-
dent [Trtegl avenue and the west side EOwIer
avenue; thence west with the north side Res
fdent lTriegl avenue four chains and IS link
ls1S5z feet 70 stake; thence north chains 81
links [551 feetl TO a stake on the north line lot
No. Is WitherspoOn snbdivi ion; thence east
four chains % links 1861 feetl to northeast
corner lot No. y on wet side Fowler avenue:
thence south With said avenue eight chafrs 81
links t555 feet 10 the beginning and known A.
the Bonner Place" Equity OF raGempt ON
waived. Title believed toe GOOD, but I IN
and viii convey only as trustee.
JOHN IL TAYLOR, Trustee.
J, y, Ford, Attorney, C6I5
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~ This Last Same Time
Week. Week. Last Year.
Reefs since F'yl 2j,793 29,23l q 5f5
Exp'ts @. Britain sos L,5S9 l56i2
EXps TO COntinti 1850 Ibis 1888
5tCcg ........--..s.. .7lB,472. 717,4j4 72i 65S

FINANCIAL AFFAIRS during the past
week have shown no change in the sit
ustion. Everywhere the excess of money
Is the most prominent feature, and banks
are seeking borrowers to give them a
chsnce of making dividends, or for
want Of them are investing their super
fiuous funds-at least the New York
banks do so-in United States securities
Money so invested is returned as
"Ioans," giving the public an erroneous
idea OF the amount OF currency actually
taken for active bust ness purposes. The
Memphis banks sTe ready recipients of
first -cisss psper at 10 per cent. per an
mum. Oa the street currency is in plen-
ty at lf922 per cent. q month. Elk.
change MSS been in more liberal supply
since cotton began to sell freely, with
very light counter demand; rates firm ct
discount buying and premium sell
mg on New York, ana discount buy
ing and PSF selling on New Orleans.
Gold has been steady all week, varying
from lI4s to 1l43 in New York; yester-
day at noon it wss has, brokers in
Memphis Offering 1854. For silver the
brokers have ceased TO pay any premi-
um, which makes the approaching
small change issue safe from be-
log bought up and eliminated
from clrclation. City tax scrips are in
demand at the rates given below. County
warrants are quiet. State warrants are
very scarce, with some demand; we
found them offsring yesterday ct 9S, bat
some days they are so scarce as
10 bring hall a cent to a cent
higher. There is no speculative activity
in anything; lot Of 500 old Issue Ten
nessee-Tal0ot mOney-sold at %; the
buyer was willing 10 extend his pur-
chsee, buS the holder woHid part with
no more al that figure. In Little Rock
Arkansas State scrip, interest-bearing,
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-ERDAY. DAY BEFORE.
saIes. 2. 5OO; tone of market ID 10:2o,

Sales, % 800; tone of market at 1920,
steady; 1880, easy; 1920, easy; 40,
quiet; 2:3O, easy; $40, steady.
New Orleans yesterday quoted mid
ding l2ic at the close, against 15sc at
the zane time last yesr; receipts, 9528
bales; .thus far this week, 1879; sales,
5000 The market was firm at ii 30,
and closed strong.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: Uplsnds, 67l6i; Orleans,
sat-; sales, 10000 bales, of which -
wsEa American, Received, $500 bales,
OF which 1890 were American. The
price of middling same time last year,
I'D. The market was bu0yant.
The Liverpool market for arrivals,
February and March shipments, Sa-
vannsh o. Charleston, LIN c., sail, GID;
ditto, steamer, I6d; March ard April
delivery, line, sgd; May and June,
ditto, 81; June ana July, ditto, s $3.50.
Gold in New York closed st 1l4a; same
time LAST year, Hot.
u, b The movement at all the ports was re-
ported rs follows:
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THE CoTToNMARKETye yesterday Mon
day) was sgain stimulated by coed news
from Liverpool, where the price ad-
vanced ID, with sales of 20, 600 bales;
New Orleans advanced 4c and closed
strong al the advance. New York pre-
sented tate OF tbinss entirely in op.
D sition % the markets elsewhere being
dun and easier, an anomaly difficult to
Comprehend unless the bears had a ring
that was manipulating that market. In
our market there was an active inquiry,
but holders were high In their ssKiugs
that they and the buyers stood apart,
and business was checked. An advance
was secured Of sersnd the market closed
very firm. Fhe- Nov York Bulletin, Of
Friday, reported: i" On most grades
about former rates were asked, with
holders generally firm, though, as be-
fore, the greatest confidence appeared to
be shown on the fiLer selections of spin
ming cotton, of which the amount avail
able is not very large. On contracts
thsre has been only q moderate degree
Of activity, with considerable Irregular
ity on values, aud apparently quite a
severe struggle all day between the OPP
poaing interests, with the advantage
rather in favor Of the operators for
rise. The pears had the cable
with them, Liverpool showing
rather slack tone, but the
bulls found the port receipts spall
enough to exert an influence, and dJF
lug the afternoon were further fortified
by the rather encouraging tone Of the
Bombay telegram. The operations were
not OF a general character, and the
'hesrs' in many cases assert sthat the
market is merely forced 1p, and is likely
st cay moment to make 8 sudden and
serious break." Quotations at. the
Memphis cotton exchange were as fol.
I
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NASHVILLE, March I3.-The river is
rising, with feet inch on the shoals.
PTPTsBURG, March 13.-Noon--River
feet 2 inches, and falling. Weather
cloudy and cool. Night-River 8
feet 4inches, and rising. Weather cool
and cloudy.
LITTLE Rock, March I3.-Riyer 10
feet and rising. Weather clear and
cool. Arrived: Fleetwing and Ella
Hughes, Fort Smith. Departed: Rosa
Miller, Pine Bluff. .- ..
EVANSVILLE, March 10 Weather
cIenr and cold. Mercury $50 TO 500.
River rising, with IS and 40 feet on
the gauge. Port ist-Up; Arlington, 10
pm. Down: Peptona and barges, pm.
CAIRO, March I3.--Noon - Arrived:
Vint ShinkIe, Memphis, am; James
B. Williams, New Orleans, am;
susie Silver, Cincinnati, am; Grand
Tower, Memphis, 6 am; James How
ard, New Orleans. 6 am. Departed:
Future City, ST. Louis, pm; Grand
Lake No. 2, New Orleans, II p. M; Vint
ShinkIe, Cincinnati, an; Susie Sill
yer, New Orleans, Sam; James How
ard, st. Louis, 8 am; James B. VIII
liams, Plttsburg, p m. Weather clear
and cool. Night-Arrived: Grey
hound, Ohio river, p M; Lookout,
Ohio riverl Departed: Departed: Grey
hound, south, pm; Lookout, south, 5
I'm. River % feet inches, and rising.
Weather clear and cool.
Movements at the Leyee.
ARRIVALS.
Mary Houston, Cincinnati; Osceols,
st. Francis river; Il!iuois, Vicksburg;
A ]. White, Napoleon; Andy Baum,
Cincinnati; James Howard, New Or
leaps; Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans;
Colorado, VicEsbusg; Osceols Belle,
Ashp6rt; George W. Cheek, Helena;
Phil AIlin, Friars Point; Belle Mem
phis, st. Louis; ALI, Stevens, st, LOUIS
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KOTEUE IN BAHERUPTCx,

In the District Court Of the United States ror
the District OF Western Tennessee In the
matter OF Toof, Phillips & Co, Benkrupts.-
In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of said bankrupt:
FAKE NOTICE, that q general meeting Of
j the creditors Of the said BANKRUPT viii be
held at the Office OF T. J. Latham, Esq, Pegs
ter In Bankruptcy for said district, at Menu
phts No. 10 Madison street, on the 10Th day OF
March, 1876, at II O'clOck, am, for the purpose
OF declaring first and final dividend.
We also give you notice that we have filed
our tnal accounts as aSsigneeS OF the estate Of
the said baEkrupts, in said Court, and that on
the lOtl day of April next, weshall apply TO said
Court for the settlement OF our said accounts
and for discharge from all liability rs as
signees Of said estate in accordance with the
provisions of the 18th section Of the act OF
Congress, entitled Z" An act to establish a uni
form system OF Bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March 2, 1905.
J. N OLIVER.
o. WCOLDRID9E, Assignses,
fb22 No. N Madison street.
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DRF GOODS.
ny TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March 13.-Busip ess
ouiet with the commission houses and
Importers, but the jobbing trade is act
i've. Cotton goods are in moderate re-
quest, and four-yard brown sheetings
and fiue and medium blesched shiTtings
are In good demand. Prints are quiet,
except shirtings and cambrlcs. Cotton
dress goods are in fair demand. WOODEN
goods remain quiet. Shawls are rather
more OQiet.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of q decree in the Chancery Court
II of Shelby county, in the case Of Mary L..
CaT pbeil VS.. Joel +. Wilson et al, No. 2c.'T1
r. D., wherein have been appointed, in the
place of s Z. McNutt, decd, Trustee in Deed
in Trust executed on the 24th OF June, $50, by
Joel E. Wilson and J. +. Wilson, for The puI-
pose OF securing a certain tndebtedness there
In mentioned, which deed is recorded in the
Registers offlce of Shelby county, in Deed
Book NO.95, pages l5-lJJ, l viii, oy virtue OF
said authority, on
Tuesday, the 2Ist Day Of zareb, 1876,
at the southwest corner OF the intersection Of
Main and Madison streets, in the city of Mem
phis, sell within legal hours, al public auction,
TO the highest bidder, for cash, the property
descri bed in said Trust Deed, tO-Wit: Situated
in Sh slby county, Tenn, and beginning 90
the northeast corner o. ]. W. TayIOf's lot No.
!; thence west Six chains and tWeuty three
links to stake, with three sweetgum point
ers; thence north four chains and nfty-eight
Inks to stake, with sWeetgum pointers:
thence east six chains and twenty three LINKS
TO a stake In the west sile Of MOsely avenue,
and thence south four chains and dlty-elght
links to the eginning-cOntainiDg tive acres
and $500. The equity of redemption is
waived. Title believed to be good, but L sell
and convey as trustee only.
.. JOHN JOHNS ron, Trustee.
Clapp & heuZ, Attorneys. fbL5
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MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1876,

between II m. and PM, in front OF The court
house in Memphis, sell 70 the highest bidder,
for cash, a lot Of ground situated in Memphis,
Shelby county, Tenn, being lot q of the sub
division Of country lot SIC: Beginning az the
southwest intersection OF Manassas and Mari
streets, fronting $50 feet on Manassas by s. on
Mari street. Equity Of redemption, right Of
dover and homestead waived.
mh2 WIN. n. SMITH, Trustee.
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RIVER CHRONICLE,
Wind and Wave.

Since last report We have had storm,
frost, wind and sunshine, with sudden
collapse of temperature, thermometers
failing from an average of 100 to steady
condition OF 470, the greatest mercurial
attitude of the psat two days, and clos
ing last night with clear sky and calm
atmosphere. The Ohio is once more on a
bender, and Big Muddy is again climb
ing it's banks, The following table tells
the story In stall:
OFFICE OF OBSERVATORY
SIGNAL SERVICE U. ). ARMY,
MEKI HIS, TENN, March H.. 1876.
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Yesterdays New York closing tele-
gram reports: Ordinary, 8 5-l6c; good
,riinsty, 10 13-163; low middling,
u 1-l6e; middling, 1876. Price Of
mlddling came time last year, 164e.
salss, $40 bales. Receipts, 1920 bales;
GO lAr this week, 2l29 bales. The tone
Of the market at 1910, quiet, nominally
unchanged; 1910, dull; 2:l0, dull and
easier; :05, dull and easier.
Tue following are the closing rates in
New York futures for yesterday and the
fayi hafnra.l -~
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DIssOLUTTONs.
Notice of Dissolution.

THE undersigDed, surviving partners of the
Il firm OF W. z. BRUCE q 30, having pur-
chased the interest OF the eS6ate Of n 4. Bruce
in said Arm, tine same liz Hereby dissolved, to
Gate from January !, lS7G, we having assumed
all liabilities OF the late firm. The business
will continue under the arm name and style
OF W; .. Bruce & Ccs ". 9. BRUCE.
milo JOSEPH BRUQE
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trustees Sale.

FINDER a Deed of Trust made 20 me as
~ Trustee by John W. jefferson, December
10, 1874 registered in book l04, page 4e4, To Sc
cure to j. II. Mcdonald, guardian, the deOt
therein mentioned, which IS credited Dy
$3.50 "a. I Will. on
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Total receipts stall United States porte
thi- year, 3, 5G3 ISL bales; last year, g.
043, SIP bs!es; year eiore, 3, 200 $40; total
sto X this yesr, 742 sos; last year, IA, =
791; year before, 722,7T7. Increase Ct
receip,s at United States potts this year,
So, 9i2 bales.
TIE weeks total visible supply figures
indicate an Increase Of cotton in sight OF
S2,lI9 bales compared with the same
date 10 1875. and an increase OF 81, 40l
bales as compared with the same date
il 1874
IT,. f,Ilr-.-ir rr-nol-i- ,,,.,--n-
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nxSP zSAARY.
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PRIVATE
MEDICAT, DISpEESARY,
no. IL JEFF RSON STREET,
Between MaIu and Front Streets.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
TEsRABLIsHED II ISeOl
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time. Sufferers from tunpCte ncy or hUss OF sex
ual powers restored to free VlgOr IN "a few
weeks. Victims of self.Rbuse and excessive
venery, suffering rom spermatorrhea and
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Particular attention ps!d TO the Diseases OF
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Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new
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AN consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent By express 10 al parts OF thh
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once houJs from am. 70 pm, Sundays
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Wednesday, s9th dag Of March, 1876,

between ire hours of IL O'Clock am. and L
o'clock ~, in front OF the courthouse at Mem
phis, Tennessee, sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described lot or parcel OF
hand, lying in the county aforesaid, south or
and near to the city aforesaid, bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at a stake seven hundred and
twenty-five feet south Of the intersection Of
the south line of Division street with the west
line Of Horn Lake road (e gtimatng the rs ag-
nOlia Garden lot to have front on said road
OF 200 feet; thence south with said road five
hundred and twenty-five fee; thence west at
right angles with said road sixty five feet TO
Tdggs east line; thenca nOrthWardly with
said east line five hundred and twenty-five
feet to stake; thence east on a line parallel
with the south line OF the lot here TO be sold
fifty seven feet to the beginning, together with
the Improvements and large shTubbeTy there
on. The equity of redemption is waived in
the deed, and the property will be sold on &C
count OF default OF the vendor, MOrat.
mh7 JOHN II, WILLIAMS, Trustee.
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BANKRUPTCY.
GALE OF BRANDIES, WHISTLES AND
. CIGAES, at public auction. On
WEDNESDAY, MARCH q, 1876,

viii sell, at A. NJ. Stoddard s auction store,
No. $50 Second street, at 10 O'Clock of said Gay.
seventeen barrels OF Whisky, four and a-haif
barrels of Brandy, and one hundred aud fifty
thousand Cigars, effects Of John smith, bank
rupt. --=a-..-
mhs o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee,
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IDlpOTts.-M. q Z. =. h, ooI NJ. q 1.
r. r, 2S5; l.. q n. G. 8. r. r., 81;
estimated per wagons and other sources,
LOO.
/ Ecports.-M. & C. R, 32l; M. & T.
r r., 345; L. 6 n. G.. 8. r. R 1850;
steamers north, 1925; by rail north, 200l;
by rail south, S45.
The following are the official tele-
grams of the condition Of the domestic
markets a. received at the cotton ex-
change:
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The following table shows the COM
parative weekly snd tOtsi receipts at all
The United States ssspOTts:
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TRUsTEE SALES.
Trustees = ale.

DY virtue of the terms of g certain deed in
ID trust, made TO me on the 9th of Septem-
Der. 1911, by r. c.. aud H. L. Brinkley, v hic
is of record In the Registers ONCE OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, in book 81, page go, and at
request Of the holder OF the debt therein Sc
cured (the said debt, interest and costs being
due and unpaidl, I viii proceed to sell, 70 the
highest bidder, at public sale, for cash, at the
southwest corner Of Main and Madison streets,
in Memphis, Tennessee, on
Thursday, April 6, 1876,
at z O'Clock noon, the property de scribed in
said trust deed, as follows, tO-wit: Being lot
No. 343, as known upon the plan ard map OF
the city Of VI smphis, beginning at the inter-
section Of the east line Of Second street with
the south line of jefferson str ct: running
thence east with the south line OF jefferson
street one hundred and toIty-eight and one
half Q4S1) feet to a stake; thence south par
allel with Second street seven ty-fOuT aud one
quarter 40 feet to a stake; thence west par
auel with jefferson street one hundred and
forty-eight and one.half Q481I1 feet to the east
line Of second street; thence with said s.
line seventy-four and one-quarter 7i14 feet
to he beginning corner.
All equity Of redemption IS barred by said
trust deed, and the title is believed 70 be good,
but sell as trustee only.
mh7 ". Y. q. aU MES, Trustee.
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Market active but prices asked checks
business; sales we're 2200 Of all Of which
spinners took $50 bales; exporters 1000
bales, speculstors $50 bales. Dusty cot
tons quote 5(e7c; stained, 7@lic. Price
Of middling same time last year, l55c.
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BANKRUPTCY.
BANKRUPT SALE.
TnesdaY. March IA, lsi6.

In tie matter of To5f, Phillips & Co., Bank
rupts. In Bankruptcy.
A 9 AssigneeS OF said bsnkruI Is estate, we
II will sell, at public auction, on
Tuesday, March IA, 1876,
ri II o'clock am Of said day, in front Of our
Office, No. ~ Madison street, Memphis, Tenn,
the claims, OF every description, remaining in
our hands, due the said estate, tO-Wit: Notes,
Open Accounts, CuTed by Life Policies, Ac-
csptances, stocks, Bonds EquiJies, etc. Also.
AZ acres OF land, near the Boulevard, about %
miles from the city, and known SIS part OF the
Cops place, The evidences of indebtedness
to be seen ct our ONCE. Terms OF Saie-tCsL
J. N. OLIVER,
fb22 tn D. WOOLDEIDGE, Ass;gnees
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ton statement for tbs week ending
March 8 h, at all Uzited States porte, IS
compared with the corresponding week
lsEt wear
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THURSDAY. Anrii 6. 1876.
TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER and by virtue Of a trust deed, exc
u cuted to me on January l, 1873, by FTantz
L. MOrat, and duly recorded in the Registers
office of shelby county, Ten Eessee, in BOOK
No. ITO, page 5S5, and 10 which reference u
here made, 1 Will, on
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City Of ylotsburg, s.. Louis St. Gene
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY

City Of Vieksburg, s.. Louis st. Gene
We've, VicksJurg. -...
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
VICKsBUR6 ILLINOIS, Mark r. Cheek,
master, five pm. ~.
ST. LoUIs-Clty OF Helena, E'Kee,
master, five pm.
WHITE RIvER-City OF Augusta, Mil
Harry, master, five pm.
ARKANSAS RIvEE-Belle. of Texas, J.
j. Darrsgh, master, five pm.
ST. FRANCIS RIvER-Osceola, T. r
Bowman, master, FIVE pm.
GAINES LANDINa-Idlewild Stack
Lee, master, five pm.
CINCINNATI-Audy Baum, n, J.Vin-
ton, master, five pm. ...-
% DEPARTURES.
Mary Houston, New Orleans; A. j.
White, Napoleon; James Howard, 81.
Louis, Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati;
Colorado, st. Louis; City of Vieksburg,
Vicksburg; Ste. Genevieve, st. Louis;
All Stevens, Forked Deer river; Oseeola
Belle, Aahport; Belle Memphis, St.
Louis; Geo. w. Cheek, Helena; Phil
Allip, FriaT's Point. sz o.a -