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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-22
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@'tt S0iHtioS cf tx, PrOio.Cit|c CJ
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Tichc'! G!:d ritUt;"cN h1o0d per-
meGfCs crcI'J pn"t or TIE todys
""pHiriHJ damages unI 2rUSic,
searching oct mnrbiG sccrc-
1ioa*, 6"a lcuciHy 1!0tkiHY for
disease to 5rGti 4,,3G!s.
IHis is thc $ccr"t Of Tie i"os,-
G2lJWt *HrrcS5 ct thiS ?'cMCN3 i:I
cN"jng Dyspepsia, Liver Co!i.-
p!aiilt, Dropsy, Cilroni" E;nr-
rhu,a; Bcils, Nc.'tcs:s; :s;Aiirc:ln,..
(hill3 and 'cvcr:, Eun",
Loss Of Constitutional Niger,
Diseases or tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
0n% HiL diseases originating i,1
a. bat s'utc Of Ma Giootl, or &C.
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S"In nr DELGGISr% GrSERALLy
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-22
CGeial Directory Of Fairfield
County.

sHSA rsp.--Mosrs Martin.
EgrnnswsrArv&s -.Joscrh Thompson
John Gihs"n. joel c"pcs.
S .M. Ruff -Sncrii.
f.ml B. EloSncy--t'lert: Of thu Court.
!. J. Ncil--J"dgr Of Probate.
". i Pcnkc--tounty Auditor.
~. ii. Ncls"n.--'inuniy TrraaurCr.
r. } Gr;;w ford - iChool Commissioner,
Y. /. Martin Jury Commissioner.
SasWrY ConMlrsioSEEs X. Harvey,
cary Jacob, carter Beatty.
II. l.. Ohrar-- U. S. Commissioner.
Hor,RIES runLIC--S. Il. Clnwnei, J.
q. Davis, II. Il. Oboar, b. j. Kirk and.
YRIAL JUSTICES "A. NJ. Mrckcy, v. Il
Marshall, james Aiken, Clarence Rabb,
*. J. +, W. Coleman, Thum:s Walker,
Or. Ira S. Scott. I. 4. Robertson.
"!EHHBnao NATIONAL HANK cr SOUTH
CAROLINA. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500, 900
rAIn $Tj.njo.
v. Il. Eohcrtsoa, President.
Goo. Il. McMu>'cr, Vice. President.
Svml 2. r!owury, Cashier.
Y. *. Elliott, teller
DiEEGronp
W. X. Robertson, Il. l.. Elliott. Jrmes
&satY, George II. McMnslcr. d. T. Flru.
Yukon. Jas. l.. M.Cnn;s, JAS. II. Ron. Jus.
A hrioo, y. S. Douglass, Col. William
johnston,
TOWN OFFICERS.
T. Qsrig rig--lnloudant
wAnpkxs--F. Ncrlg. J. A. Frasor, ".
N. Ncs1on, J. Z. NcCnrley.
oHttr or rOLfCE--J. I. Mothcrshed.
wIrNanoHo BUILDING ksD LOAN As5oCtA-
q. II. MsMaS,cr~-prcsiIent
james Boa 'y-~Nicr. .rrrsidcpt
-. 4. Fionn;krn ~-SrG. anl 'irons.
u. =. nhcnr attorney.
Dircciors--JA a. Hricc, Sam'l. +
Ciown.y, q. y. Whiio, [. n. Withrrs. J
Il. G ilnwaj,.t. Eidtr, [. R. MADDEN
". Il. El"unikcn, !. s. Conner.
nT+ HsHr
Th"v found twenty nine railroad
passes On Il vA:;rHltt III hudson, NoN
XOT!,, IL" other day.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-22

\ minister offered II prayer ut the
lNyiHM OF n corner stone. a brisk
Nm'nE rcrorta" iu>tlcd up and s,il ::
Il wish you wo,,ld give me the
mHnn%|r'r: OF that rr"y>..." 81
never MI.io ou' my prayers, %"id
til" rrcArhcH "Wrll,' #Ail tho re
porter, Il coEl'mt hear 4 word yol,
m!l. IL wasn't praying to you,
quickly replied tho puraun,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-22
K. w. PHILLIPS ).
DEALER IN

TNURNITUI;E, 1nrlor brackets and
IL Picture Frames. for design and
workmanship, nnruuaIicd. Eamvm-
Der my prices arc bcy"ni competition for
the same q'i,,lity Of goods.
\ NEW NUppLY
of Rustic Window Shades, low in price,
durable, convenient, that never get on, of
order, and will last longer than any nt,,rr
Siadc. Mattresses, Pictures, Ilu- Racks,
MirrorSnnl I.unhcr for sale.
kEPAlkiNG
Furniture neatly repaired Mt modcrato
prizes. Special attention given to the Un-
dc"akcr's Department. keep on hanG n
full supply nf Cases nnd Wood rol!ins.
MI sERNS ARE STRICTLY CASH
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-22
J. T. MCNaStop & Co.

Would call tho attention Of the
rubli" t" tirir full Stocl; Of Fall and
Winter Goo;ia which they are offer.
ing ut greatly reduced prices to suit
tho t;mus,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19
HOTEL.
HOTBL
MEMPHIS, TENN.

THE PEABODY having changed proprie'
tors, the following rates for board and rooms
will be charged from this date:
Beard ard FOom...-....Sa SO 10 81 per dsy
Day. per month
Day-BHRrd r. meals, $50 per month
Day-BOard (transfsnU......-eI0 90 per Gay
Having made our terms moderate we hope
to receive liberal share OF patronage, and
respectfully ask the encouragement of the
merchants OF Memphis and the general
c. GALLOWAY, Manager.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19
FINkECE AND TRADE.

MONEY g one Of the greatest moving
powers Ia the world, bot The mover !.
very gu e. Just nov, Tor the banks have
a dun tate o. iLiaEs, and what is doing
IS OF the rercst routine character. We
have pro5I nog, 81 1t were wanted, that
capital slI1e viii 20. make trade brisk
any more than Sunshine alone will n axe
plants grow. N0rey lies unemll0yed,
We; thc Ie5p,c az lsrFe have 20 exercise
economy on account Of the want OF
money. o. tire one hand we have 5
peop,e wanting money, on the other
hand capitalists waiting d get their
money into cir,u ,Gtio1. WAen material
Is seeking ca -t0r-erF, and CUSTOMERS ms
teria', &c looks IS If IL would be simple
thing . gTaiiy one SIDE b. gratifying
I'm an eGua. degree the other; but la the
instances before VI this apparently
simple thing is yrgc ssly what human
eHsrt figdsit impossible 10 accomplish.
Exchange wgs in s4ii f-ctory supply a.
the ususi rstGs; buying on rev Ork 8.
1uat. re ling n I premlumi buying
on New Orleans AZ 1 q s:Ouut, selling al
mar. Stocks and bonds were motioniess
as ever; scriDs are very firm 81 our quo
tations. g ID was llis ~ noon Ia New
York; Memphis brokers weTS offeri-g
Il3I Tle Eashvills american gives The
deta j. % the failure % the owners OF the
Cam 5er,sud iron. work., Ngs7rs. Woods,
Yestms u & Co, ths Liabilities are $780,
OU. The creditors lie principally 10
Louisville, Cincinnati an g. Luis;
$50, 600 floating indebtedness is owing in
NsshvI.le, Memphis had no coBnec-
ti0n with the fiun IN question. add no
losses are eudutot here from The guspsn-
sion.
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PRODUCE MARKETS,
by TELEGRAPH,

LOUISVILLE, Msrch 1S-FIouI
dull. Wheat firm for choice. inferior
neglected, 81 1901 80 Corn firm with
fsir demand, 45945c. Oats firm, 37@
Ale. Provisions quiet, but firm. Pork,
S23 50. Bulb meats, 81, y 05912.30c
Bacon, go, l3.lO(Gl3 SIZE. Sugar-cured
hams, l49l43o. Lsrd-tierce, l43ci
keg, Isle Whisky, 81 o.. Bsgging
firm at l2I9lSc.
CHICAGO, March 1S.-Flour firm.
Wheat strong and higher, closing with
q continued upward tendency; No. 2
spring, 81 O2s. Corn firmer and held
higher; regular No. 2 mixed, 434e. Oats
full prices asked, but no demand; No.
>, sac Pork strong and higher, so 80
g22 IS. Lard strong and higher, Isle.
Bulk mests--demand light but holders
firm. Whisky, 81 "a.
CINCINNATI, March IS Flour and
wheat dull Corn firm, with a fair de-
mand, 47(G49e. Oats steady and firm,
S7@43,. Pork quiet, $23 Lard active
and higher; steam, l3259l3 30c cash ;
kettle, ISOLDE. Bulk meats inactive,
81. I2(9l2Ic asked BscOn easier, 81,
10, Is, 13t613sc. Whisky,Sl o. But
ter active aud higher; choice, 3593Sc;
coed 20 prime, 30lG34c.
ST. LOUIS, March lS.-Flour quiet.
Whea. higher; No. . red winter, 81 50!.
CCrl sEa ie higher; No. mixed. Al !
64ls;. Oats dull; No. >, 343 bid. PJrk
qule. at SO 1923. B1lk meats-some
inquiry for round lots, but buyers decline
TO pay the prices asked; up country lots
held at 81 l29l2sc, and e lees offered.
Bacon steady, with only a jobblng and
order trade. Lard fiImer, and held 81
l3ls for up country. Hogs steady.
NEW ORLEANS. March Is-Sugar
firm; common, 6tt964c; fair, T97sc;
Prime, 73e; choice, S,aS5e. MoISsses
commanding good prices; fermenting,
common, 30,932c prime, 40942c
strictly prime TO choice. 4S(952c. Flour
dull; supeTfine, 81; double extra, 81 50:
treble extra, S5(G6 so; choice and family,
S7(a7 rs Cornmesl dull snd lower;
3 %. Corn quiet; white snd mixed,
52G53c. Oats quiet, 40945c. Bran
duh ard lower at zoe. Hay dull; prime,
Sl69lS. Pork easier, S24(924 %. Dry salt
meats steady, 81, l2}@l3c Bacon dull
and easier, lot, l3sGl4c. Hams easier
sugsr-cured, l4is. Lsrd steady; fierce,
refiaed, Isle; keg, l4s Rice dull and
lower; common 70 prime louisiana,
33(964c. Coffee lower; ordinary 70
prime, l549ls!c. Whisky dull; Iecti,
fed, 81 O9(Gl 10.
NEW YORK, March Is. - Flour
higher aad more doing; superpfnt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19

No. $50, o. r. D.-Barzilla Rsney ct Al. US. La
grange and Memphis Railroad Co co o..
Grand asn1sB Rtai losing EnEa or E-re
Pickering Esogs,
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1876, AND
" continuing from day to day until the
property is disposed of, at the sOuthWeat cor
ner OF Main and Madison streets, Memphis.
Tenn. Pursuant to an order OF sale iu the
above cause, from the Chancery Court, d VIII
sell, 20 the highest bidder, the following prop
erty, tO-wit: Situated in Fort Ficl15r.Cgr
and known on the plan Of subdivisions SIS
Block l, los II q p p Is q so 50 % r. Block p
lots 10 l3 ID IS % p p p 49, Block 3 lots % 5T
Is Is II Is q % 26 p 80; Block g. lets Isl I'D 81 %
Is; Block 5, lots p y %; Block g. los 61It g.
Is % %; Block :, lots Is II d 1917 is 10 2Z5f
BLOCK s, lots A. 81 s; Block 8, ll-sI25G .
10 II u p % q . 70 40 H. Block TO- lots - ID 81
1921 q 29 81 % % 80 z 4}; Block H. lots I'D ID I2
Is Is - So Block y, lots lOl5 Il IS % 20 p D y Is
q; Block IL, lots Is Il Is p 81 81 o}i Block "a
II ID Is II % % q 81 40; Block I6 lots . DO
Il II Il 2 . q p 20 z . 81 81 81 S. So i1s Block
II, lots u - IA IS; Block 49, lots SCI 10; 0C
q, lois g. SO 10 II; Block =, lots il - -
Block ., lots 4 5; Block q, lots Z 10 ID LE
l6 II 1919 20 q = %; Block ., lots 10 ID I
IL % "a Block 26, lots IL IS Is 10 20; Block =,
lois 1 2 One-ha1 OF s : S s. Block -. lots /
234567SI2 - Il; Block 20, los u Is "a Is ij ~
Is I9 20 q q; Block 3d. lots 10 II y - rs BICc
g, lots J; Ock %, lots 50; Block a. lot 2
Block IS, let's 81 is; Block 40, lOtSZ4.
Four acres, described as O. Depot Grounds. 90
on the plan OF Fort Pickering, bounded on
the north by blocks IS and 49, on the east by
Fifth street; on the south Uy blocks % and q.
and on the west by Fourth street.
Seven acres, situated SOUTH OF the -Id rracE
Of Lagrange and Memphis Railroad, norm Of
solomon RozelI's field, " poles wide sud l5J
pO Is and 20 links in length, tEe same con-
veyed by A. B. Carr 10 Lagrange and 1empL-r
Railroad Company BY deed recorded in
Book NJ, 24S.
Also, lot No. s, in block A, laid down on the
original map OF Fort Pickering as E-s-e-
street, but now fronting 60 feet on ParC'a
street, and running back 80 feet-DOuDLei OF
the north by lot No. I, in block a.
Also, lot No, g, in block A. set apart origin
ally as Pamela street, now fronting CD feet Ou
Broadway, snd running back 5UOfest, bounded
on the east by lot g.; on the west D. lots b
and 5, in block A.
TeTms-Notes at :, Y and IS months, with
approved security, and lien retained. Bounty
OF redemption barred.
GEO. W. WINCHESTER,
Special Commissioner.
JRO. p. TREZEvANT. AuctionPer- f1|a
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OAT7-Quiet; mixed, 90 SIC; white, IS so;
| % q, ga sc per buEh,
BRAN-galf demand Z tl7als.
HAH-Dui: choice western, S22SZ5; pTai
| n :. snale; mixed. els 40 peT tor.
BACUN (paeked l-ShOulders. l0dloAc; loui
clear sides, l8izc: clear NIB sides iS's al5d<c
Ct ar sides, lS5t9iici break last, ~ li'e 50
aC-cUrtd hams, canvsssed, li48i5ci sugar
cured hams, uncanvassed iilz SIC.
D. s. MEATS - Firm; shoulders, sgsac
long clear sides, l2E AZ e; clear RIO sides sides
mes pork, s2i; rams ed pork, III; packed ~
higher.
I4xc; hslf barrels. nc; pals, litzc. -.
EALING -TUFFs-steady; bagginE, and
~ y. IS4I35sc; baling twine, 1916; Iron
ties, 5lz45lzc; pleCed lies, 31FiE4c.
MACREkEL-Firm. half bbls., No. !, f9s
2 So; halt bbls.. No. 2, s. 1876; half bbls., No
3. s77 70; kits No. ], 81 75a2; kits, No. 2, 81 &
81 n: kits. No.3 sl 50.
WHITE FIsH-HAlf bbls., IS 5oa5 ..
irmer; ordinary, T11S4Zlci fair
q al re; good, z2s21fci prime, sc; choice, &c
R5CE Ordinary 20 choice. Bas5[c per 10.
SUGAR -LOUIsIANA-in hbds; lrmtr; fair
20; fully fair, Sc; prime, &c; choice, SIC
yellow clarified, 8 sloei While clarified, l91f9
REFLSED--Standard A, lOlIc;
crushed and powdered, u5<gl2ci granulaled,
AotAssEs- Firm; common, 4Oc: fair,
f5a4sc prime, 52S5ic; strictly PRIME, $3.50
ianey ehoiee, 6OS6oc per gal. ,,-,
> hDFS-Lcfn mon 70 LauCys ajclttl per gal.
CHEE5E-WestRTn, l5slsc per 10
sALT-Co arse anc common nne, 81 500l 70;
dairy, In bbls, g T59s; Liverpool coarse, sacks,
81 sal 40; Liverpool fine, sacks, 81 658I rs,
SOAP-Res1n and German, 59s6Tc per 10.
CANDLE5 - Boxes, full weight, l6@l85<c;
half box, full weight, le5E3l6i<c; quarter box,
fan weight, l7s8lTa<c per ~.
BTARCH=-3c per ID.
WHfShY-T5cGSf per gal.
LIAE-Si SjlSl 50 per Dbl.
CEAENr-Louisyille, 81 IS; Rosedale, g q
per bot.
BSCULEST5 AND FRUITS Apples per bbI,
81 j0S6 20; lemons per box, Sjg6; oranges per
box, - - q ipoiat0es-PeachDlogs, 81 509l 60;
eeriy rose, ssc9 Sl .; Tussetz, 75c9sl D; pink.
e. cs, 81 I5@l 90; cabbage, psr crate, s. az;
onions, 81 81 81; beans, per bushel, 81 2j9l IS;
dried apples, Stg9c; dried peaches, St19c.
MISCELLANEOUS Butter, western table,
259SOc; inferior. l2lzg2Oc; eggs, I2.al3c; nails,
per keg, SECS 10; vinegar, per gals lSSs5ci
tobacco, per 10, sscSSl; spice, I8as0cI pepper,
9ga22c; sardines, SIS 50ai6; oysters, 10,
s5saOc; oysters, los, 81 559l IS; coal oil,
lS9lsc; matches, IS 1871; cotton rope, lsa Doc
grass rope, isxs!+ei powder, kegs 9 IS
soda cases, $3.50.
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western and 5 ate, 81 3O9i 10; ST.
Louis, s. 3569 90. Rye fl)ur hrmer.
CoIumesl quiet. Wheat better, with
active export demand; No. . Chicago,
ia store 81 70 Corn firm; mixed west
ern new, irregular, 60G624c. Oats
graded 1rmer, other grades unchanged
mixed western and state, 43a9469c.
Coffee more active and firm; iobbing,
l5i@l9!c gold; csrgoes. I5I@lStc gold.
Sugar finer; prime, re; Muscovado,
7I97sc; refined in fair demand, si@
I0t3. Molasses dull. Rec quiet; Car
DINA, 667Ic; louisiana, 5(s6sc; Ran
COON, 696ic. Petroleum higher;
crude, Sc; refined, l4i9l42c. Pork
firmer; S23. Beef firm; plain
mess, 1919; extra mess, l3ic. Cut
meats quiet; western long clesr mid
dles, l2Sc; city long clear, he. Lard
firm and higher; prime steam, SlS $50
Is 80. Butter firm; westsrn, l693lc;
State, 20@38c. EVhieky firml 81 100
IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19
HOTICE II RANKRUPrCr.

In the District Court OF the United States fol
the District OF " est ern Tennessee-In the
matter OF Toof, Phillips q Co, Bankrupts.-
In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of said bankrupt:
TAKE NOTICE, that a general meeting OF
Il the creditors OF the Said bankrupt win be
held at the ONCE OF T. ]. Latham, ESQ, Regis
ter in Bankruptcy for said district at Men,
phis, No. 10 Madison street, on the 18th day Of
March, 1876, at u O'Clock, am, for the purpose
OF declaring a first and final dividend.
We also give you notice that we have Il led
our dnal accounts as assiguees OF the estate NJ
the said ban krupts, in Faid Court, and that on
the 10th day OF phil next we shall apply To ssid
Court for the settlement OF our said accounts
and for = discharge from all liability ss as
signees Of said estate, In accordance with the
provisions OF the 18th section OF the act OF
Congress, entitled IAN act 10 estab ism a uni
form system Of BankruD tcy throughout the
United States" approved March 2 ls5S
j. N. OLIVER
o. WOODBRIDGE, AssiRnets,
fbz No. 10 Madison street,
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c. b, GALLOWAY, Manager.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19

Sales, IS 500; tone Uf market at 1910,
gu e bat firm; 1880. firm; 1920, firm
l2:45, stesdy; 300 firm.
New OdsHns yesterday quoted mid
ding 1898 a. the close, against 15sc 81
the same time lEst year; receipts, 364O
bales; lhus isr this week, $3.50; sales,
1000 The market closed hrm.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram Tep0rs: UpiaIds, 67-l6d; Orleans,
SD; ssies, GOO oalss, Of which 500
were American, The price Of middlinR
ssUle time last year vas 7!d. The mar
ket wSs se5dy.
The liverpool market for arrivals
was partially Lied higher and closed
Eceady; February Shipment, Savannah
or Cnsrie7jon line, SSH, 6@d; March
and April delivery, SzyannSh OF Charles
ton, II C, 10 30 ard 6 : l6d; April aud
May, ditc, 81 is and 6sd; May and
June, ditto, 6iG6 1924; Juae aud July,
ditto, 6 GIG. o is -, 6s and 2l-32i; Ju-
ly aud August, ditto, ll-l6i.
Gold IN l. ew York closed AZ 1I4s; came
time iast year, 1863
The movement LC al the ports WIS re.
ported % folioUg:
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TRUSTEE SALES.

JNo. P. TREzEvAHT. 'Auctioneer-
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Trustees sale

ny virtue OF q decree in the CIaler-V Court
ID OF Shelby county, in the case OF May j.
Campbell vs.. Joel +. Wilson ct al, NO. -.aIr
r D., wherein have been appointed iu the
place OF 8. F. Men utt, decd. Trustee lu @ Deed
in Trust executed on the 2fth OF June, lsl.. 1s
Joel z Wilson and J. + " ll5on' Tor me Fll-
pose OF securing a certain .nleolao.5e5i ta-FE-
In mentioned, which deed IS TeeorAet Oh il-8
Registers ONCE Of Shelby county, % l--el
Book No. g5, pages 1871 1 wiz ay virtue 90
said authority on
Tuesday, the 2ist Day Of aaTc1z 1876
at the southwest corner OF the iute-sacl ION ~
Main and Madison streets, IN the CITY ~ Mem
rhts sell within legal hours 20 p71..e auction
10 the highest bidder, iOz cash. CT. -I"t.#-."
described in said Trust Deed, t1-TElt- a---1.GI
in shelby county, TenE.r gue oe--l-a. Hr
ire northeast corner o. J. W. Jay log p To-. No.
/. thence west SIX chains ana TWEEN. T-trTsa
inks 10 a stake, with three sweel-Uu gl....-
.-e. thence north four chains aut q t.r-a Chit
Hr&s 10 a stake, with bWeaEE-u 10 G- ErGs
thanra eqst six chains and twenty three TI-eE
- a take In the west ST c OF MCseIv avenue
and thence south four chains aEI i..g-H H.E
links 10 the beginning taaEiDZ two acre.
and s5-lOl. the eQuity or redemption Isl
gaiyed. Title believed % be gCCL. 1-t a..L
and convey as trustee only.
JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Clapp & &euX, Attorneys. fuIs
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EOrICEN RAaKRUPTOY.

In the District Court OF the United States, foI
the District of Western Tennessee.-In the
matter OF Nj. Wiggln, Bsnkrupt-In Bank
ruPtcy.
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupt:
TAKE NOTICE, That a general meeting Of
Il the creditors of said bankrupt VIII be held
at the office of T. J, Latham, ESQ.,, Register in
Bankruptcy for said District, at Memphis, No
IS Madison street, on the 18th day of March
1875, at II O'Clock am, for the purpose of de-
claring the first dividend,
1 also give notice that L have filed my
accounts as assignee OF the estate of SAT-
bankrupt, in said Court, in accordance with
the provisions OF the 25th section OF an act Ol
Congress entitled AN act 70 establish a uni
form system Of BANKRUPTCY throughout The
United states approved March 2. ls6S.
E. J. KARR, Assignee,
ms ri 254 Second street.
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RIVER CHRONICLE.
Wind md Water.

The blustery weather of the past few
days quieted down yesterday to a condi.
ton OF cAlmness, but with little change
iu the temperature. The sun at midday
made it more comfortable for outdoor
pursuits. The river here rose one foot
yesterday, and now lacks but few feet
Of being up to the mark reached during
the last rise, The Ohio river is coming
to q stand, but the upper Mississippi is
sending down a wave that will ket p the
river rising here for days to come.
Latest particulars will be found in the
following table and Associated Pre- dis
patches appended:
OFFICE OF OBsERvATIUN,1
BTurAL SERVICE u. B. Army.
MENPtIs, TENN, March ID, 1875
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19

TIE PECDUCE EXCHANGE wac oc, u.
pied but a brief time with business yes
teFdsy, and dealers were generally CON
planning Of light demsnd. Corn doss
not 60 Of We II. il l. still Offering ct 4Sc for
lots Of 100 sacks OF so; = IOlnd Int could
be had 81 47c; ll2 sacks sold 81 AS.
There was also . sale Of 50 sacks Of ear
corn ~ 4-c Octs were arriving, but
without welcome, 90 I.tlls il it in de-
msEd; good sound r'iEsd was Offering
at Ale, bu. found 30 buyer; 40 sacks OF
nice white osis brough. 4ilc. Bran con-
Times ID move moderately, with some
stesdire iu tine demand; 80 sacks sCld
at So 81, W iCh msy lie regarded as the
established rate. Hay wss Offering free
ly, but excited little attention; 40 bales
OF, f.iT wEs =5'd So So, END 100 of god
mixed was CiT=iiuE 70 SIS; prairie sells
at S3r7. COgEmCai Is 10 such slight de-
mEnG that the d-Elers in il complain
bitterly Of the want % business: the rate
was sgai1 3 y. IJtutGss wo find an
invNUstls euigms; WITH lois selling ST
aucio1 fyr wat they will bring, and
sales msle as buys- ard seller can agree
without rz.eTe-cs 20 any On t8iion, as
there Is no approach % established prices.
SwcC potatoes. to- seed. sell by the bar
rel, 10 the store, Il 81 1912
THE GESERAL MARKET boasts OF no
act gity except 10 IrovisiOnE, aud for
them the i1l1i-y coItiuues % be sctiva.
Eggs are kindly regarded by the specu.
lat We "a spirit, but their operations do
not materially CT baues prices, perhaps
because The flii supply accessible TO
dealers has almost 6 s.raprea-ive an infid-
90. e 4 -
price wgs J Sc, tu' sales were INSIDE up 10
lac. Chickens remain low FOR inferior,
bus good qualities show improvement;
root n aud inferior, s. 50s,3; mixed,
S. z5a4: hens, 81 Z5G4 50; very fine
eel up 10 $ Ducks were scarce, ard
little waut,d, Il - for good. Geese were
in the same condition as ducEs, 81 5 80
as Tjukags we're In slender CfirrinK,
wIta . sp-oisl inquiry fIr them; good
10 Cue, Si2ED C1bbagG was again
SSalO Tor fresh Louisiana, with a mod
era'e supply. Provisions Ere acuVe; the
CHICAGO THINE, q We-iESsisy, said:
"MCTe ecIi-e iu tas speculative way,
bur very llGa vas done IN shipment.
The early feeling wEs strong, IN SYM
patty with 3 reported advance in the
price Of hogs " The 80. Louis RspuJ /
can, cf Fsircy, qCItas freichts there by
b-a.s 10 Memphis lower thz0 the rate we
published 'es ago. Il ssys: Flour,
90; p0rE, 3l'; grain a1d lard. l24c;
hay, PEI hunduG l7I3." The following
are tbs merchants wholesale cash
price,, - reported ~ the chamber Of
commerce:
FLCUR-s;esdy; supeTGns, g 756.5; double
ext-a, p Z5.zJ -; t.eJ.e extra, Ss5 so choice,
81 25a7 =; fancy, SOS % per 5ui.
CokSGE Ale I.ett Eill-driet. s. 3jIZ g
per Dbl
white, s. J55c per bush.