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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-07-04
THE OLD AND FAvORITE
Tri : Weekly Stage Line
AND BAGGAGE EXPRESS,
BETW ZEN BEL AIR AND BALTIMORE.

&TfEf The undersigned will continue To
sE1E-==-sHas-Hs run Il comfortable Stage between
Bel Air, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
Soclock, \. NJ. Leave the Old Town Hotel, High
street formerly BrOwn's) Baltimore, every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at the same hour
Arrive in Baltimore at 1880 p. NJ In Bel Air, at
Fare each way $l.35; Round Trip $l.75. From
Falston Crossing so cents.
Packages carried and commissions promptly and
faithfully attended to. Charges very moderate
lanli PETER +. CASEY
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LIST OF TEACHERS
QUALIFIED TO TEACH IN THE PUB.
Lie SCHOOLS OF HARTFORD co.

RUsTkEs must select their teachers from
Il this list, unless the applicant holds State
oertlncate, diploma of State Normal School, or
certificate from the Principal of the State Nor
nal School.
Contracts with teachers must be in writing
and must he forwarded to this Office MS soon as
made. "
, no contract VIII be approved by the Board of
School Commissioners unless the District Roord
has previously organized, appointed chairman
and sent this notification to this Office as reouir.
cd Inv lnnr. ~ l,I"I'-
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EIVE CENTS REWARD.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, on Thursday
night June 18th, 1870 white boy named HARRY
NEEDERGASESf, about eighteen years of age
an indentured apprentice at the farming business
The above Reward will be paid for his return. and
the public are cautioned against harboring or
trusting him on my account.
&. EDWARD KERR,
jyi-3 Fountain Green.
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Ea WESTERN MANUFACTURES
MMf4@&1 -CH EAPER, BETTER AND
s4z62eQkNzSHxn MORE CONVENIENT than
any made in this region
All sized, with extra wood or iron axcs for sale
AT Stafford. f. NJ ALLEN
npDl-bn
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LOT Mn. z.
LOT NO. A.

Fronting on Bond street about thirty-six feet and
adjoining Lot No. 3 on the northwest, and Penn
sylvania Avenue on the southeast. with depth of
"a about seventy-two feet to Lot No. 3. Ims
nSaaf proved by good
nl Tenantable Dwelling House.
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Adams, $. Lizzie
Amber, Il. Annie
Bailey, Ava j.
Baird, VIM. l.. \. NJ,
Baird, Eliza Il.
Barnes, Mary T..
Barnes, Bette
Barrow, John II.
Bccman, NJ. Florence
Bennington, willard +
Berry, Lottic 4.
Bowman, Mary NJ.
Bradley, Laura \.
Bradley, Agnes f..
Brown, Emma c.
Brown, Alfred j.
Brown, Frank A.
Burkins, John w.
Burkins, Charles W.
Calhoun, John \.
Carter, John W.
Carter, Sallic H.
Cathcart, Thomas NJ.
Lavender, VIM. 5.
Chamberlain, Lottic c.
Chase, Mary j..
Crawford, Lille
Davis, Frank
Donncllcy, Patrick
Eubank, Robert W.
Evans, Kezia j.
Gable, j. Benson
Galley, Annie q.
GaIhrcath, A. Finncy
Gibson, Mary
Gibson, Annie
Gilbert, Mollie T..
Glenn, Theresa o.
Gorrell, NJ. Alice
Grafton, Jennie
Guyton, Rebecca p.
Harvey, Alice A.
Heaps, Rebccca c.
lIetrick, Clara
lletricli, Annie $.
Holloway, Luther b.
Hood, Maggie f.
Hamburger, Ida NJ.
HUH, lIezckiah 5.
Jones, Vim. IL. X.
jackson, George, A. VI
Kellogg, Mary
BY Order
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CAMP MEETING.

There will be a CAMP MEETING at Rock Run,
near Hopewcll, beginning July oath, continuing
one week. w. X. GWINN,
iva Pastor,
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MEETING oFFTRUsTEEs.-The trustees of the
Bel Air Academy, met on Monday, Mr. Henry
w. Archer i'll the chair. The resignation of
Prof James A. Lyle, Principal, was read and ac-
cepted. Resolutions expressing the respect and
esteem of the board of Trustees for Mr.. Lyle were
unanimously passed, and committee appointed
to examine applications for the vacancy created
by the resignation of Mr.. Lyle, to report at the
meeting on Monday, July 14th.
Hon. James d. Walters was appointed trus-
tee, in the place of Mr.. f. Whitaker, resigned.
DR.. E. IL. Richardson offered resolution pro-
posing that the board of Trustees convey all the
academy property, the donation, DC, to the
County School Commissioners. The resolution
was laid over until the next meeting.
proposition from the board of County School
Commissioners was also read, offering to OK
change the public school house on Main street
for the Academy building, the School Commits
sioncrs paying the Academy trustees, in addition
thereto, $500. This resolution was also laid over
until the next meeting and the board adjourned.
A New TELEGRAPH LINE.-A new telegraph
company, called the Baltimore Peoples Telegraph
Company, in which the New York and Erie and
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads are said to be
interested, has been incorporated in Baltimore
city. The company will furnish messengers after
the manner of the district companies. 1t will
put into use some new patents thereby facilita-
ting the work and lesscning the expense. 1t
will operate in connection with the American
Union Telegraph Company, the main line of
which will run between Washington and New
York, with ramiiications throughout the county
The poles are now up from Baltimore beyond
Bel Air. gang of some twenty men being now
at work between this place and Conowingo, as
well as other gangs along the route in Chester
and Cecil counties. The completion of this line
will be a great advantage to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, by giving it control of Geographic
communication with the North, as il alrcady has
with the West. 1t will also be to the advantage
of the public, as the competition between it and
the Western Union will no doubt cause reduc-
ton from the present rates.
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HARVEST WHISKY.

WIN be sold by the gallon, at Baltimore whole
sale iea prices. ,orrsc,unv
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DOR SALE OR RENT.

THE PERFECT MILK PAII-MILK
STOOL AND SrRAINER IN ONE; cannot
he upset, and all impurities prevented. Butter
Tubs, with Ice Coolers, Churs of the latest pat
ents, Butter Workers. Refrgerators &c. LORD
ROBINSON, Agents for the Manufacturers So
and 40 Lombard street, Baltimore. ie6-3m
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NOTICE.

N"E'
ALL PERSONS arc hereby warned NOT TO
TRUST my wife, ELLEN WARD, on my account,
as will pay no bills of her contracting.
Je9O-3t HUGH WARD.
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T HAVE full supply of Plaster and Bone Dust
i and all materials used In making Phospates at
the lowest prices for cash or ON time as may be
agreed. Il. NJ. ALLEN,
Stafford.
GRAIN and Hay bought as usual. mha9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-22

Arkansas RIvER-Hattis Rowland. J. J. Darrsgh
master, . pm.
CNcINSArt-Andy Baum, H. J. vinton master. :
pm
CIscISNATI-New Mary Houston, Charles Mile.
| master, II IN.
ST. LoUIs-COlorado. sam MPheeters master. )
pm.
NEW ORLEAss-City of Alton, H. Bixby master. 10
am.
Receipts Yesterday.
Guiding STAR horses and mules, lot sundries
200 sacks cotton-seed. IA packages sundries
Oseeola Belief bales cotton, / ! bags seed-cot-
dries
Josie Harry brought out of White river, sea
Der, l3 packages sundries.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business only moderate.
Local packets departed on time with fair trips
The Port Eads and barges passed down yesterday
Receipts by river yesterday were $40 bales cotton
10 bags seed-eot,on, 535 SKIS cottOn-seed.
The New Mary Houston, Captain Charles Miller,
Elliott Miller presides In her offcs.
The Colorado, Captain Sam M'Pheeters, is the
Anchor-ne packet this evening at five O'Clock for
Cairo and st. Louis. Charles QuesneI Is her clerk
The Henry Frank departed last evening for New
Orleans with 900 bales cotton, 1000 sacks oil meal,
1000 SKIS oil cake, 200 brls OIL and lot OF sundres
The City OF Alton Captain Fl. Blxby, passes down
clerk.
TFe John ,. Maude. Captain W. h Blake. Is the
Anchor-ner this morniI g at ten o'clock for Vlcks
burg and the bends. William c. Benker is her
CLERK.
The Guiding Star passed down last evening for
New Orleans With 1900 tons freight and IS passen-
gers. She put off here horses and mules and lot
of sundTies.
The George W. Cheek Captain Stack Les on deck.
Is the packet this evening at five O'Clock fer Helena
and Friars Point william Houston and Nat Banks
are her clerks.
The Hattie Rowland. Captain ]. ]. DaIr3gh, is the
packet this evening az five O'Clock for all points
Arkansas river, going through to Little Rock A. ].
Mcconnell is her clerk.
The Josie Harry, Captain AIilt R. Harry is the
packet this evening at five O'Clock for all points
White river, going through to JacksonpOt Walker
Outlaw is her clerk, assisted by Dan Sullivan.
The Andy Baum, Gu tain II J VintOn, is the reg
ulaF packet this evening at five O'Clock for all points
on the Ohio river far Cincinnati. She gives the
cheapest rates to all points north. Vim. HARRISON
Will be found In charge of her Office.
The Mark Twain, with VIM. Mccullough on the
roof. will hereafter run between Cairo and Hickman
The Golden Gate, which has teen doing buSint IS
In the lower bayou, passed up yesterday for new
fields to vanQulsh. She Is route to the upper
Mississippi.
Whats dat Cheek rollp her wheels Ioun' in dat
sgniieFcant way fol? ?" asked rOusteT No OF No. 2
"Kase she's gwine TO gopher FriaTs Point dis
eb MIN, OATS why" No. aCcus ID No. Of having
had job put up on him bT Stack whom he accused
OF DerpetTatiDg the above joke.
There will be meeting OF steambOatmen and
parties Interested in steamboat affairs at the cham
Der of commerce at three o'clock this afternoon to
appoint delegates to the meeting to take place at
Cincinnati on the thiTtyfrst A number of subjects
of vital interest will be discussed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-22
TRUSTEE SALES.
TrnsfaR,s Sale.

TNDER and by vi tue of a certain truSt deed duly
u recorded in Book No. 100, page 6:};I, of the
Registers Office OF shelb5 county. Tennessee, made
by j. c. Davis TO trustee to secure an indebt-
edness therein named, default having been made In
the terms thereof by direction OF the beneficiary in
said deed set forth, I wilt on Saturday. = DrzI
), 1879 at the southwest eOrnerOf Main and Niadi-
son streets in the city of Memphis, Tennessee, at
II o'clock noon, sell at pu lie auction. for cash.
certain lot of land In the city OF Memphis, Shelby
county, Tennessee: BEGINNING at the ptift of inter-
section of the north line of the alley, which runs
east and west between PontOtoc and Vance streets,
on the west side of Lsud5rdale street, running
thence WestWardy with tie north lire of said alley
to the east line of another ley, which runs north
and south, 14SIs feet; thence nOTthwardly with TIE
eastwardly on He Pa9aata lle{ 491s feet; thence
alley 14SI5 feet to the west line OF LauceTdale
street; thence SOuthwardly with the west line o.
Lauderdale street 1913 feet to the beginning; being
lot NO. of ". z. Bonds subdivision, made by c. C..
Burke, civil engineer, the Both of May, 1872, &C
corung to the plan attached TO the deed recorded
Book No. 81, page 527. OF the Registers office
aforesaid. SIMON STURM, Trustee.
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; Snturdnv. March 20. 1879.
BANKRUPT SALE.
Bankrupt Sale.

In the matter Of The Southern Lie Insurance COM
pany, Bankrupt.
DY virtue of an order of sale made By the Circuit
d Court OF the United States Western District Of
t. unessee, will sell, at public auction In front
of the premises, on
Monday, April "a. 1879,
at 1 O'Clock on said day the building known the
Carolina Insurance Building, No. ~ Madison, De-
soto Block. Memphis, Tennessee, and now occupied
by the Memphis Gaslight COmFan
Terms of Sale-One-fOuTth ash; balance in six
and twelve months. with approved security, and
lien retained for unpaid purchase money.
The Improvements consist Of a fouT-stoTy Dick
building. the upper portion paTtiOned into rooms,
suitable for offices IT sleeping-roOms-
@. WOODBRIDGE
and G. T. PATERSON. ASsignees-
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 2445 1882, R)-chancery Court of shelby
illOuglby Williams VS.. J. J. Sears ct q Z.
10y virtue of an iEteTlceutOTy decree for sale en-
Ii tered in the above cause on the 18th day Of
July, 1873, n. B %, page PAS. etc, and renewed
and amended March q, 1879, will sell, at public
auction to the highest bidder. I'm front the CLERK
and Masters office, Courthouse Building Maic
street Taxing District Of Shelby county, late Men.
phiS, Tennessee, on
saturday, April I2, 1879,
within Legal hours the following described property,
situated in Shelby county, Tenn, TO wit certain
parcel of land in 14th civil district, and known as
block No 66 of WillOughby WilliaInss subdivision.
which, according to plat file bT Sears 4 CiTeeiey
has been subdlvided into thirty four lots bounded
by and fronting on GholsOn, Gaines, Sixth and
Seventh streets Ia Fort Pickering to which plat ref
eIence is made.
Terms of Sale IN a credit OF to - months:
purchaser executing note with good security; lien
retained; redemption barred. This March |, 1879.
r. ]. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
W. NJ. Randolph and r ]. Morgan. attorneys.
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DY virtue of the power conferred on me by the
d terms of deed of trust executed to me 10y
Ricardo Buch gnani and Eliza eth Buchignani, his
wife, dated May l, 1871, said deed being OF TecoTJ
in Book so. page Il9, of the registers Office, OF
Shelby county, Tennessee; default having been mace
in payment of the note secured by said deed, vii
Saturday. april ,. 1879,
proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder for cash. at the
courthouse door, in the city OF Memt his, the follow
ing described real eState BegnU ng at the inteTSec
ton of the north line of Jefferson street with the
east line of Second street; thence edStwaIdA with
the north line of Jefferson street seventy feet; thence
noIthwaTuy and parallel with the east line OF Sec
ond street eighteen feet six and thTeefOuth inches;
thence westWaTdly and parallel with the no. tn line
Jefferson street seventy feet to the east line OF
Second street; thence SOuhWaIdiy with the east line
of second street eighteen feet six and three fourth
inches TO the beginning; being the same parcel OF
lot No. 342 as laid down on Fuckers plan Of the
city of Memphis that vas cOnveye ed by /. W. smith
to John b. BOttO, Andrew BOttO and B. MeTillO by
deed recorded in the Registers Office Of Shelby cOun-
ty. Tennessee, in BOOK No. 3S. page OBJ.
Sale between the hours of J O and nm
Title believed to be good, but convey as trustee
only. EQUITY of redemption waived.
A. 5 KIITREDGE, Trustee.
VIM. NJ. Randolph, Agent and Attorney.
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NON-RESIDENTS.
Non.ResIdent Notice.

No. 34S C2)-In the Chancery Court OF Shelby county
Tennessee-R c. Brinkley W. n. Eakin.
1t appearing from an orCer in this cause that the
defendant, W. N. Eakin, has departed this NE,
leaving as his sole heir att w Charles n. Eakln'
who is non resident of the State OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, that he make DIS APP
pearance herein at The courthouse IN the eily %
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst mOnday Ln
Aprfl 1879, and show cause, II any ne nave, Why
this cause should not be revived against MIN - ue
fendant: and that COPY OF this order De puDilsned
once a week for four successive weeks, In tne nem-
phis Appeal. This 2Sth day OF February, 1919
A copy-attest. r. ]. BLACK, CLERK ana Master.
Nv q NcHenry, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Harris McKIsick & Turley. Sols. for comppt sa
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e New.York comparative weekly
FINANCIAL.

The country that has no history, because
all flows along so peacefully and uneventfully, is
rightly called happy, and madison street must De
happy for ali has gone there evenly for long
time, and yesterday was the very quntessence OF
uuietude-not a wave OF trouble rolled across It's
Deaceful brea l. The New Orleans trouble was
talked OF but there was anxiety In that connee-
ton, kilograms told OF abundance Oh 1ands roll
ing in that direction from New York, and OF qule-
tude succeeding alarm; also that appearances
Justified the belief that resumption or currency
payment would come before the date fixed
In the resolution. In our market there was MOTH
Jog in the b3nks or on the street 10 break the
noIctOnOus regularity that exists: two OF the
banks had some Increase in their supply OF ez-
change, and that was all. In our l. cal market eX-
change quoted: New York, "a discount all points
in New England, with grace. IS discount; New
Orleans IA discount. and sell on all points at par
Money SI7 % per cent. shelby county scrip quoted
SORS6 buying, IS selling. Last sales were: Mem
Dhis gas stock. so, now asking S2Az; Tennessee,
neyg issue 4OI Al; Mississippi and Tennessee rail-
way trst-mOrlgage bonds, 10; second mortgage,
qO Memphis gas bonds, 81, eX-cOupon; HernandO
Insurance stock, III; Btud CITY insurance. 81 OU'
II, NwarN anRa 4
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81 Paul 8sIs ST Paul preferred, S2Ii; Wabash qS.
Fort Wayne, I05ss; Terre Haute, 23,; Terre Haute
Alton preferred, los; Ohio and Mississippi IOIs:
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western 457s; Atlantic
and Pacific telegraph, 35ls Missouri Pacific
Ia; Chicago. Burlington and Quinc7 1875 Hannibal
ana ST. Joe, lass; Hannibal and ST Joe preferred
Ak Canada Southern, 80; Central Pacific bonds
lUIl2; Union Pacific bonds. I0S4s; Union Pacific
land grants, ll2 Union Pacific sinking funds,
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The tone Of the future 2 arket was as follows; At
1913, nrmer; 0;53, strong; 1880 finn: 1880
iirmer 30. steadg; 2:3O, hrm; 3:l5, strong.
sales, 12S,O00 bales.
The New Orleans market closed active and strong
at p7ss for middling sales, 1000 bales; receipts,
net 1924 bales; stock, 236. $50 bales.
The Liverpool kilograms yesterday reported the
cotton market active and firmeT; middling uplaHds
5ssd; Orleans, -. Sales, II 600 bales, or which
were American. Receipts, $4,000 bales, OF
which Z, 800 were American.
Liverpool arrivals opened at l:i2d better; March
April, ApTil-AIay SIS 2i-32d; May-June, D u -32,
filled; June-IuIy, > 1892 5S4d. At / ;SO o'clock
March-Apri, April May. 81 l-l6d; May-June, 5S4d;
June,July. 25-}2d; August-SeDtember, 1882,
57sd. At the cl use futures we're easier.
The movements at the ports were reported as fol-
FOsua
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: Below nigh water marx Of 1879.
Maximum Thermometer 50 deg.
Minimum thermometer 81 deg.
H. TnIARrnnh

BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, March 21.-River rising with 10
feet on the SHOALS.
CINCINNATI, March 2I-NOon.--Rver falling.
Weather cloudy and cool.
WHEELING. Cw.Va), March 21;-River II feet
inches, and falling. Weather-rainy
PITTSBURG, March 21.-Rlyer Z feet Inches,
and falling. Weather-clOudy and rainy.
NEW ORLEANS. March -Weather.clogdy
and shOwery; thermometer, ~ deg. Departed: Flu
ture CITY and barges, st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, March 2I.-Rlver falling, % feet
By the gauge, Westherse0Hdy Departed Golden
LOUISVILLE, March 2I.-River falling with II
feet & inches In the canal. Weather-cloudy and
cool. Departed: Golden Rule, New Orleans; James
W. CAT, Cincinnati.
VICKSBUR9, March 21.-RIver risen q inches.
weather-eloudy and warm; Thermometer, 78 deg.
Up: Belle Memphis, II am; ouachlta Belle, noon.
Down Robert Mitchell, m.
CAIRO March I-Noon.-ATrVed: ". P. Halli
day, New Orleans. 9 am. Departed: City OF Alton,
10 m. Wes;her-ciear and COOL. -Night- River
% feet g Inches, and rising. WeatherIcloudy;
pm, Departed: Maude, Vicksburg pm.
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Osceola Belle, osceola; Guiding Star. Cincinnati;
Coahoma' Friars Point; Josie Harry White river
DEPARTURES.
Guiding Star, New Orleans; CoahOma, Frlars
Point 0seeola Belle, osceola Red Wing, Vtcksburg;
Henry Frank, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Josie Harry, Andy Baum.
BOATS DUE.
DotrH-John B. Maude. Shields, City Of Alton.
Up---GeO. W. Cheek, Hattie Rowland, Colorado,
New Mary Houston.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FKIARs POINT George W. Cheek, Stack Lee mas
ter, pm.
v1cKsBURs- John B. Maude W. H. Blake mas
WHITE RIvER-Josie Harry, Milt R. Harry master,
pm.
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DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH.I

NEW YORK. March 21.-The cotton goods market
continues steady, with a fair demand. Fancy aud
shifting prints fairly active and apron prints selling
freely Ginghams IN fair request. Dress goods con
tinue active Mems wear woolens quiet. Black silks
bringing far prices at auction but colOred silks
are selling low. Hosiery is doing fairly.
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IBF TELEGRAPH.l

PARIS, March 2i.-Rentes, 1l3f. sligo
NEW ORLEANS, March 2f.- Sight exchange on
New YoIk at par; steIrg exchange, bankers bllls'
4Sb.
LONDON March 2I.-Consols-m 90 1915;
Illinois Central, 81; Pennsylvania central, $685.
Reading, 1914; Erie. 2434 preferred, ~: 5-2Os Ot
1857, 1885,; lO-4Os, 1885; new 81, lO64s; 4lss
100; IS, lOtlf.
NEW YORK, March 2l.-Money market Bar psr
cent, closed az 3 per cent Prime mercantile paper
se,tled 1851; siEht exchange on New York. 4S9
Government bonds closed weak and lower; cOu-
pons 1881. 1854; coupons 1861, lO2ls; coupons
1858, lO2Ss; new rs, lO4lS; neT 4l2s, lC4; new
iOiL4; currency IS l2IIs State lnds dull; Tsnnes
sea It's Old, "a; Tennessee IS new, %; NlglnlabS,
old S}; Virginia IS, new, 30; missouri Os. lO4l2
Railroad bonds weak. Stock market Irregular and
closed is73f below yesterdays hnal prices, tue only
EXCEPTIONS having been wabash and Erie. The lat
ter advanced = Tor the day on the announcement by
the president OF the road that tue entire amount OF
money paid Ia for assessments mere ana IN Europe,
IS untouched. Wabash gained 1 per cent. Michl-
gan Central sold down TO 81: closed at So. Trans
900 we're Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore. 5000 wabash,
l6.OOO Northwestern common, 1900 preferred,
5000 st. Paul common, 10000 Lackawanna, 5000
New jersey Central, 5000 Michigan Central, $500
Northern, ana 5000 ST Louis and san Fran
cisco. The following were the closing quotations:
Western Union Telegraph. lO3l4; Quicksilver,
I2I4; Quicksilver preferred, 35s Pacific Mall, 123s;
MaTtposs, MarlpOsa preferred 4l2; Adams express,
I15; Wells & Fsrgo's express 80; American ex
l-as. asia. Uuited States express, 4lls: New York
Esnfral 1914; Erie, 24l2; Erie preferred 434; Ear
lam IA, Michigan Gel trail 1884; Panama, LIS;
ftUos Central - i2; Cleveland and PlttsbuIg. g0i4
GorfSGestern Kali. northwestern preferred, S5ls;
CisyslSnd Coiumbus, Cine matt ana Indianapolis,
4OIs; NeR Jersey Central. 37is; Hock Island, l2S;
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ADMINISTRATORS.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

TAVINt; been qualified as administrator OF the
II estate of Archibald Thweatt. deceased, all
persons having aims against the said estate are no
sons Indebted the estate requested to come for
""iU GEO. c. HARDIN, Administrator
faFr,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-22

Il AVING qualified as administrator with viii
IL annexed. OF Mrs. Martha NJ Wilson, deceased,
this Is to notify all persons owing said estate 10
make payment; and all persons having claims
against Il will present them, within the time limited
by law, properly pIobstsd to me or my attorneys,
Messrs. Taylor a Carroll No. Is Madison StreeI,
Memphis, Tenn, OF the same viii be barred
JOHN 7. FAR6ASON.
sat Administrator, with viii annexed