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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-23

Tie Ticket Office is in the Passenger Depot, and is one
starting Of each Tan which allows ample time
for the purchase Of Tickets Ii is at no other time during
day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A NJ
Train throughout Trains the other roads
Tire to Richmond A. hours Washington two days Philadelphia
half and New York three days. This the cheapest
and best route from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the 3O NJ Train, arriving
New Orleans the evening Of
the day. and through without detention at Memphis
for McMnnye, Sparta and Beersheba Springs, leave
Nashville the 230 NJ. Train, which directly at Tu
with the Train for McMnnvlle. Persons leaving Nc
Nnnvile IN the morning arrive Nashville 73O P. M.
Nashville, there boats which leave daily for Smhland,
and with boats for different places the Ohio and Mis-
sissppi also daily line Of stages for Louisville, leaving
very morning the arrival Of the night express.
Bythis change Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
direct Stevenson with and down day Trains causing
delay Nashville Eastern passengers and hour gained
the former Schedule going Memphis from Nashville.
c. L. ANDERSON,
julylo, 1853 BPs General Ticket Agent.
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The Legislature of New York costs the State
over 81, 500 epery dag!
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G. III A N G. e

& II A y & e
FEAVING seld our entire stock Of Hardware, Cut
terry. Guns, &c., to Messrs. A. ". Meal, (late OF
the house MCCALL Nanleer Il Co.. and W E. Fall, Of Carks
ye take this method Of returning my sincere thanks the
Of the late house, and would ceeTully
them uemtes Of firm Icing business
gentlemen verify Of all confidence.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
janll Late Williams & Co.
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BONNING'N CTTY BRASS RAND,

HbONNINSE'S CAIA BbASS BAND
FFNlIES Band is fully organized, with twelve In
stTuments and its members hatter themselves
that they prepared furnish good Music any
Band in the State They respectfully cali the attention 49,
Of Mason Odd Fellows and other societies. Wef private
gentlemen, their facilities furnishing Professions
Celebrations, &c. Their moderate. Address
J. p. BARTIELL, Secy, or
K. 2. CHAMP.
p S.-PRoF. BONNING's QUADRILLE BAND is prepared
to make engagements for Music for Balls PARTIES &c veey
reasonable terms. Address as above. jan22-dly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-23
NEW MUSIC STORE.

.Na7s &. d. BENSON & BRO, Whole
~ eE sale and Retail Dealers i'll Piano FOrtes q
S3a G. A. Princes Meodeons Buffalo, n. Y1 n ~ n N
H6f@ Church and Parlor Organs, Guitars, Vio1 II
nceos, Accordeons, Flutes Fagole Flies, Drums, Tambuo
nes BanjOs, and eveyngin the musical merchants line.
large select catalogue OF New Sheet uc Music Books and In
rucors Of all kinds Orders from the country will with
prompt attention. Pianos tuned AccOrdon all other
mens repaired No 90 Union Street, door from College.
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A. RIVA& co.

No. so South Market street,,
CoSE HoUsE, OPPOSITE sTREEr)
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-23

"A gentleman recently moved to the interior Of
Arkansas directs US to change his Pest Office and
to send hin the paper if have to hire express
to carry il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-23

Having purchased entire Hardware, Cutlery Guns
&c, from John Williams (se Williams Co,) will continue
the
GENERAL HARDWARE BUSINESS,
At TIE old stand of Kirkman & Ellis,
No. 81, Public Square, Nashville.
will pleased the I'D house.
aso uds general assuring them best efforts
We would that he stock being
made complete additions Of ew Goods, and will be
pared for the spring Trade UeOre the st OF February. The
general prices will Icnan the low established by VIII
lams & co. jan ui2-ml MCCALL & CO.
'sEEHUyAL.
VXTE have renewed stock Of Groceries, Liquors, &c,
the large house. Of College and Broad sts
recently Terrass Bros where shall be happy
friends and aSsuinE them that etteT
prepaIeu them he favorable
p. a G. ANDERSON,
JanIs Corner College and B. cad SIS.
TIN PLATE, &C.
0OA BOXES lc lOxl4 Tin, best brand.
SCU l5O boxes TX lOxl4 Tin, best brand.
800 do Ic l4X9U do do do
50 do TX do do do do
90 pigs Banca Tin.
" pigs Lead just received and for sale low BY
auEA w. WILSON.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville a Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
Ca II - III zg1


nN and after SUNDAY July II, 1853, the Passenger Ira
II will be fOll0Ws
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. NJ. and 80 P. NJ"
Arriving Chattanooga at 20 P. NJ. and l.35 A NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at Q A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville at 30 P. NJ. ands.lO A. NJ
Through sold Nashville to the following places
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There are now 760 oOnyi,tS in the Auburn State
Prison. large majority of whom are young men.
their ages varying from Is to 80 years
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RAINS & BR WN,


RAINS & II R WIN,
DRUGGISTS AND PBESCRIPTIONISTS,
NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
= complete Of English and American Chemicals
"A pure and unadul;rsd Drugs fresh and genuine Extracts
select powders, etc., always on hand
ELAVORING EXTRACTS, ETC.
Lemon, Rose, Vanilla Pine Apple Celery, Almond
muda Arrow Root Isnglass Gloves, unegs Cinnamon, a
RAINS & BROWNS
Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE and well stock Fresh seedust received
"A from the following we'll known Seedsmen. They will h
open and ready for sale MONDAY next, January 3D.
D. LANDRETH son,
100 POHnds g
In toaye, of Seeds which
they need not word Of from u.s.
JOHNSON, ROBINS & CO.,
Proprietors Of The american Seed Gardens.
Wuhersfe'd, Conn,
900 dozen assorted, house. This ex
ceent houses and, perhaps sell seel than house in
New England.
We the first introduce their this
till their wholesale agents
Their seeds have given full satisfaction many we'll
pleased with the superior quality Of vegetables produced from
them at Trey viii have no other Among their Seeds will be
found some varieties net heretofore brought here.
RISLEY,
FreIon,a Ne1U York.
large supply from this put up containing 2e0
papers, assorted to suit the country trade.
These seeds equal any the market and prefer
them from having been grown so faL North.
We have also large supply of Beans and Peas by the gallon
SHAKER SEEDS. /
From their GdraeRS South UHiOR In
We always keep supply Of these Seeds, they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
yvhO yf11
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ENT R. CORNELIUS Agent the Of Fisk celebrated
80 , PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES. prepared to
all f1ne, rssa heretofore when his services be
uirL 0ce st the PhIeniX WAreoom No 40 Spring street
Chy Residence No. Il Vine street. Spring and
BToaf.
g. VIII also attend receiving and forwarding bodies &c.
When aprQ-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-23

RTEssBs A RIYA & CO., dire importers Of Wine, Cog
I've nag, BrandeS Domestic Havana Cigars, have
moved Market No. 30, door above WasOn House
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ATs.L LiNbsLs4.


virsie Of Dsed Of Trust eSscuted hy " 4 c. Bos
- Wer h. which Il q record 10 the Registers oce o Davidson
county N book No Is, page 80 WI EXPOSE public s %
ts highest bidder for eh, at the Court Hss gate NASHVILLE,
on saturday The 81 OF January, 49, likely negro nined
sam sd boy hrs Spnster and Carisr.
ga Tor some time in thaI business wiki the Messrr lie
vii be sold privately before that lime if dssirsi n
ianl3-ltG JEssE COLL ms Fs,,s...
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Ornamlen,aaI Trees and EYergreeIas.

- tx ~ . -E5 EIIIiI Nv EfTIes
ETONrGOIERN & NCGREDT- -Nurserymea NasIri e. Fann
w invite special attention sir extensive staekg Frat
Ornamental trees Evergeeus ren House Plants oter OO
ornamental Trees and Everg sltabie
Fraifs-5o00 Apple ?, & years old. -.
Pears-aO00, DEarfs 4 Standards, o wears old. a
Peaches 5oJ 81 years CID. Cnsrries puu ye-
tarens aud guince- In large uunqers.
large collections Of Grapes, Strnwaeres Rasusss gso..
berries, Currants * Bouquets all seasons ..-- -.
MONTGOMERY & 1IcGREBY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-23
Daily Line U. $. Mail Packets.
Steamer B. NJ. Runyan,


Captain JAMS MILLER leaves every Saturday, al
4 O'Clock, p. NJ
These fine and avoTte passenger packets
ia carry the Mail, and passengers may
leaving punctualy. They will through tickets the above
named pla,es ard will Pdduc with
led states steamers, Alvin Adams Soutlerne
McClelland. A hAMlLION, Agent
5ecS-itf or II u HARRISON. Agent
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}. H. c UIs R ",
NUNERAL UNDERTAKER.--1

FUNERAL UNDERTAKEER.--I am prepared to
Of descriptions from the fine Casket to the
pane Coffin, together with everything necessary for
Funerals All orders left at Waerooms, Deaderick street.
the UpandUp Livery Stable, between Cherry and
viii receive prompt attention both night
Furniture Of all kinds repaired and made order, the
hes style.
julyg J. II. CURREY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-23

NOR R RENE.-rhe large Room ever Iaile New sf
H. Zee formerly occupied by BsrraTis Bi1ary Ths
room is 6j hy 40 fe, Is suitable for JOB 'rntng 0r
BindeTy almoss uechanirai employmen Sari por
Le had frcn sle News Olhcs Engne, t1Is con.
Enquire Of Mr.. FISHER. Oce Of " LinssIsr Or
the subscriber. Iia6f JAMES ". IlDYTE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-23

Having purchased the entire Of Hardware Cutlery Guns
&c, John Williams ae Williams Co) will
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4 VALUABLE FARiT F0R SALE.--ia
Nc-rnns i;n,. 80

HAVE quite nusr % Negroes hand for ale Aruons
them exC=lieut Selr1stresses House Sers
several good Cooks, Washers, &c. Call soon- ~.
SsDI1-tf II anrrr,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-23

from Uefr Gar6enS South UHlOn, HV !
We always keep supply Of these Seeds, they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
families who wish supplies had
better their before broken
ia2 RAINS Il BROWN,
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Phoenix Bedstcad Factory.

WY R. CORNELIUS, Agent, thankful for past and
w indulgence, weuld suggest that We have
more AID will soon be manufacturing -
COTTAGE BEDSTEADN, LOUNGES, dc.
Of every description for the trade and customers generally
Office 40 Spring street, Cherry, where
keep general assortment Of cheap Chairs, Bureaus
&C. keep hand and make TO order every Gcrp
Son Of Mattresses Persons ordering from distance may
rely on having their orders filled. Respectfully,
W K. CORNELIUS, Agent.
& Co, propretors apr9i-G
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Major Hclnee Les :aken command c! the troops a.
Goverors Island. The force on me Island al pres
ent consists Of abou: 800 nen the majority OF whom
belorg 70 The "pernanen. psrty.' Since the de-
par;ure OF the last detachment Of recruits on Wsdnes-
day last each Of the city reniezvous nas sent over
few men, but general r.cTo.,ng is stu very dull.
A detschmen. Of 100 men from Camp Floyd, |. l.,
in charge of Capt. Anderson recently net on us
way 20 For: Hall, ~hers they were 10 meet some
Government stock expected 20 arrive.
The store.hip Relief sailed from this port on Ss''
urday for Aspin~all.
The steamship Fulton is row completely ready for
at Norfolk, and IS expected TO sa about the a,ter
part Of this week.
Adyices from the hsme and Pscihc squadron have
come to hand. The sloops-oi-war Jamestosn and Sa-
vannah were al Greytovn, and the Ssrstoga cruising
The Merriu ac, having been thoroughly csulked,
had gore 10 San Lorenzo 20 exercise and drill her
crew after their org inactivity az Calao. Tne Sara
nae sailed up the coast. expecting on resehug Pam
ana. 10 find notification OF her ships company be-
ing relieved. SIoops ST. Msrys and Nandala were at
Psnama where the receiviDg-ship Warren, with the
officers and crew of the Decatur, was expected To ar
riye The work on the side-wheel steamer Saginaw
at Mare Island California, was nearly completed
The Bosrd OF Engineers, IN session at the Biooklyn
Navy Yard, having concuded the examination OF per-
sons booked for promotion, commenced yesterday to
test the qualifications Of candidates for admttance TO
the United States Corps Of Engineers.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
be seen by the following:
g.. 81 slnlal 4css as7 4e IN 5g7s sl5 80 sj -

Total $40 90 C es7 46s III 52lS45 $3.50 s3 S7
Here with baromttIic exactness, is shown the
march of the s.asons and the growth and death Of the
rrsss When the cows are feeding upon green pas
tur,s and when housed and fed with hay, are both
indicated by the extremes Of receipts and 50 between
these two the gradual increase from January TO july
na Ks the growth of grass and the approach OF warm
weather, while the decrease from TO July 10
January again, as truly shows tie gradual failure
of pastures the presence Of storms snd the advent OF
Id. The whole skill OF the good dal lyman Is pat
forth 10 bring his Winters receipts up TO those of
Summer if possible. In this, some are successful;
but after seeing the management 10 the country, We
cannot but think that careful study of the methods
employed by the best dairymen of Europe, would
well repay our own for their trouble. Better barns,
better systems of feeding, more attention TO the
saving Of mapure and more general trial OF the prac-
tice of "solling are needed. We look forward to
seeing many more COWS supported on dairy farms than
there aye at present. We cannot see any earthly
reason why five acres should be devoted to the main
;enauce Of one cow Why should a COW be compelled
to travel over three in the hot Summer months
70 get ustenauce if she could as well get il one,
or rather if she could get It without travelling at al,
viz by being fed in her stable and let out into the
wards for air and exercise On this point successful
practical farmer in Massachusetts says to hs County
Society: 81. That ne gets more milk than he can by
"any other method than that Of soiing J. ,. That
"he gets more manure, especially liquid manure.
80. That be saves il al by keeping supply OF mold
"or muck under the stable, to be taken out and re-
"rewei as often necessary. l. That II Is less
troublesome than TO drive his cows to pasture that
"they are less vexed BY flies, and have equally good
health. D. That his moving land Is becoming every
year productive, without the expense of arti
" fetal manure. He estimates that on an acre OF
good land twenty turs of green fodder may be raised
"Tha; which is dried is cut fine mixed with meal or
"shoits and fed with profit. He believes that re-
"duced and partially WORKOUT farm could be brought
Into prime order in i've years by the nee Of green
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

AccIDESrs-A young man from this city, named
Daniel Haley, son Of James II. Haisey, esq, met
with oui,e serious accident st jersey Cry s.t
ing lie was standing, with the conductor, on the
front platform OF the s. 80 p. train from this city,
when il was separated from the locomotive just before
entering the depot. By the misp scenent OF switch
the train and the locomotive and in case Il should
occur thew would be hurt. To save Themselves, both
sprsng from the train. The conductor escaped un.
Injured, bat young Hslsey was thrown to the ground
with much force, and was taken up insensib!e and
bleeding profu.ely from injuries on the head aud ws.
also bruised on the body. He was brought home aud
medical assistance rendered. The train checked
before II struck the locomotive. and no damage ~as
done A boy fell into the canal yesterday, and was
[S~vsIh Advertiser, sth-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

her sior-supphed rabIes, we nsy be assared .iey
Are not the persons 70 Iasgurae The Reform though
thew be ever 20 ven ttat their fe5s-,eaiures
az. poisoned and children are kled BY the OF tue
mix tha: go,s from their scOrs. No, the remedy y
IN onr own haIds. Let Pure Milk Associations be
encouraged, and honest mikmen literally supported,
ard we shall the supplies from country eaires m
crease with much greater rspid,y than they have mp
20 the present time. There is no reason Why four
times greater breadth Of land should nc; lie gwen 20
milk ra.ug thon is q. present. And 1t would be- Il
city consumers we're wiling 20 psy sn extra penny
per quart for pure, Wholesome article and eschew
the stuff that now pollu;es their tes end coffee
1t about seventeen years since the Erie Railroad
was opened through Orange County previous to that
time nearly all the milk wss converted INTO butter,
and in that form found its way hithsr. ln 1877, the
fret year after the road was opened, only SS, 30
quarts transported over j. TO the city Durirg
the following twelve months g. sl 500 quarts or near
iy ten times much ss IL the preceding year, was
brought down. The first year but one train was run
for m Jk, and that the evening passenger taln;
but in ls43, the Company commenced running Two
trains-ore in the morning and one in the evening.
Itewen 70 remark that at this time the swill-milk
producers fearing lest this ocean OF pure milk should
sveep them and their stables out Of public favor, used
every means eudice their customers against the
country dairies, asserting that every manner OF adn-
teraton was prscticed and that would be ioolhard
ness to introduce it into the family. Phisnthropsts
that they were Conscious Of their own innocence OF
any such practices and well that the milk they
sold was not in any degree poisonous, but rather
very fountain of health they could no; stand quietly
by and see innocent children poisoned with the milk
from country dairies If this cry should ever agan
be raised by these models Of public virtue, let our
readers be at the trouble Of going TO Chester on the
Erie Railroad, and see whether the dairies there viii
bear any smili.ude TO those which may be found at
the feot of Sixteenth street, and in that vicinity.
The third year we find the milk traffic had increased
still further 5,O957G2 quarts having been delivered
in this city. Each succeeding year there was an in
crease Of more than million ofquarts, and the whole
amount transported the road from the date OF Its
opening in 1912 70 the close Of june 1870 amounted
to 53,7l32H quarts. In 1851, the qusntity suPphed
from the same fource was l26lO,5J6 or nearly one
fourth Of all the receipts Of the preceding eight years
The following table, given by Mr.. Mulsly shows
what were the monthly receipts of 1851, and it would
be well to compare them with those OF subsequent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

The milk accounts of the Erie Railroad are kept by
Mr. Emmet Moore, who has systematized the returns
and records that be can tell at glance the exact
amount received from any station on any day since
1853 II is to hin that indebted for the statistics
which follow The books had been in dire confusion
il the milk department prior TO that time, and Mr..
Mullaly was obliged to examine freight returns, and
books Of all sorts, to get his figures.
When the road commenced carrying milk, it was
from the stations from SufIens down. or on what is
called the Eastern Division. After these came Ches-
ter Goshen, and others, the relative importance of
which may be seen by reference to the following ia
ble-which show, the quantity in gallons shipped
from each in the month of July of last year:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

Tie Rockford Register says that John p. Nanny
has new machine for moving, reapng, heading, rak-
irg and binding, all combined. It says the binders, %
which are made of hemp cord, viii only cost about
50 cents per acre Of ground and will last many years,
a. they can be removed without ir jury from the bun
die quicker than one can be cut with knife.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
u)atcr Cure.

ntOIINT PROSPECT WATER CURE, BlNG-
M HAMTON NJ Y.-Eisht hours from New York city y
NY T. X R.-This establishment has very pleasant spe
heathfu ocaon Circular giving particulars 1adreS j.
II. NORTH, NJ d.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
AZ Y SUPREME COlJRT-THE MECHAN-

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-THE MECIlAN-
\ ICS BANK of the City Of NewYork against The LOUl
SIANA TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY-Summonsf for money
contract not the Iehuan
You summoned and required 70 answer
complaint this action which filed IN inc once Oh e
Clerk othe City and County Of NewYork The CITY a ~
your the said complaint on the suo'crbe al the
office No SO all street the City Of New York within twenty
days after the Of this exclusive OF the
day Of such service and you fail 10 the said complaint
within the aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action VIII take
against for the OF fifteen thousand TWO nun
dred and twenty dollars with interest from the eighth day
of June thousand eight hundred and fny nne beside tn
costs Of this action-Dated, NewYork Jsly ~, l81
sOI i.uswTns CHAPMAN 4 HITCHCOCK,
Plaintiffs Attorneys No SO Wallst.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
MARINE AFFiIRS.
n,rlxr rossEs FoR July.

MARINE LOSSES fOk JtLi'
During the past month L. vesses were lost, OF
VII ch were ships, 3 were barks, brig, AMI eight
we've schooners Their value with the cargoes lost,
was 81 .0j36O0. -Four Of these vessels were cotton
laden ships Of which three were burned at The
losses for the year sre:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEY-

~ Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware Laeh
Western Rarosd, and st Eaton with Tie L+hsn
vtDsy Railroad. ,.,o,,,o
spxMrR rRAREANGENESTs-Commeucir May lSiS5s Leaves
NsvYc5k for and Intermediate ipaces from Per No
Hsrh River Of % and 1875 AID q. ior Some'
rsns, and at 545 The above trains con-
with trains the Jersey Rslrced, when
k.,e New from foot Of Courtsnds-, q. 7:4o and Il
n and aud 6p. m .,
Tn. as m tain New York makes close connection
Ess,on with ehigh Valley Railroad and teenee via
East Railroad 70 Reading without change Of cars
eoInecx Reading direct r Po:;svie and HsTrburs
PssnreTs The Delaware Lscsawanna and Wes'ern hall
viii 7:S0 only for Lehsh valley Railroad a.
1.SA sad II :s5 OILY. ~ - .,,,, ,.,.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
TIE AMERICAS LLOfI

TIE AMERICAS LLoYDs.
We have received from Messrs. (. & G. W. Blant
the Ivth Supplement Of The American L!0yds.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
weather, &c., upon the stock
Total Gallons Daily.

July is chosen for this sxsmplifcation, as being the
most prolific month of the year. The yield OF the
several months through succession OF years, msy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge
nsovent his sbs to the PROVISIONS OF
third article of the fret title Of the hb chpe of the sec
cond part Revised Satutes JABEZ PARSONS Of the
City Hudson County Of COumbia and State OF NewYok
81 insoyent debtor.
Notice first published July 49, 1850 Creditors 10 appear be-
state of New Yek at his Office No O4l Wsrenstree in the
CITY Hudson aforesaid the fifth day OF October 1853 at
O'clock forenoon, show il th0y have why
am assignment should b. made Of said sovent Estate and
be be discharged from bis debts Dated July l9 1919
MILLER Il WEIGH, Auys for lnsoyent - -
ivlg lawiOwTu Hudson Y. Y.