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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-31
STREET SPRINKLING.
0FFlcR OF NASHVILLE ST. SPRINKLINo WORK
No. South Cherry street, :
'7 JANUARY q, 1869.
ITO THE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE:

W LIE SAAAAGAN0 w NhS
As the dusty season is about at hand, and
many being anxious that the sprinkling OF the
respectfully call your attention to the fact, that
in order to do the work thorough and satisfae,
tory TO all il is very necessary that all should
contribute something toward the work.
Many citizens are laboring under the impress
sion that should not be compensated during
rainy weather. II such theory was to be car
ried out by ali. no man could do the work with
out suffering o great loss. as the expenses are
lust the same rain or shine. Now then 10 carry
out this work with credit. not only to myself,
but also TO the city of Nashville, would most
respectfully appeal to your hberality, and urge
upon every one to contribute their mite. After
having three years experience in the sprinkilng
business, and possessing force equal to the
emergency. am determined to serve you dill
Thanking you for past fayors, am your all
obedient servant. ,..,,,,
JAMS If 1. w. CAkPENIEh'
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SuPrenae.COurt.

In the Supreme Court, the case of lack
Boyd, indicted and found guilty of murder
in an inferior court, was taken up, bnt no
decision arrived at.
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From CAPrAIH; sIE.As F. MILLER,
OF Louisville, KY, Proprietor of the
aa Burnet Hease. Cincinnati.

a Rurnet Hease. Cincinnati.
To nv Friends and he Public;
II affords me great satisfaction 10 be
able to testify to the success Of DIR. Light
hill in the treatment of deafness, and ex-
press my sense of obligation TO him.
Ny hearing had been impaired for
number of years, at times to such an exten
aa to embarrass me seriously. DIR. Light
hill, under whose care placed myself has
removed the difficulty completely, and re-
stored me 10 perfect hearing.
SILAs F. MILLER.
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PeaceabIe East Tennessee-The Last
RAdIeaI 0ulrHse.

A fiend called Dobson murdered on Sat
urday night last his wife's sister, al the
tunnel, four miles above ElizabetbtoD, in
Carter county. He first attempted to muir
der his wife and succeeded in wounding
her. Her sister then came to her rescue
and he shot her, the ball entering her
mouth, passing ont at the back of the
head, causing instant death. II was with
great difficulty the citizens were prevented
from lynching him. He is now in isil.
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Cumberland Coal.

The undersigned is prepared TO deliver
to any place in the city. the best Cumber
land Round Coal al $4 per load of II
bushels; also splendid Pittsbprg Round
Coal 81 so per load. VIM. DEws. q.
Jan. 12-f 46 South College Street.
~ --ft ~ j +.
. REMOVAL. have removed the
Agency for the Wheeler s. Wilson Sewing
Machine TO Masonic Temple, Church street,
with r. Dormap, dealer in Pianos and Or
gans. This Machine took the highest pre-
mum. and only gold medal al the Paris En-
position in 1867. II is, By alIodds, the most
popular machine in the world-34O, 900
sold. With its various. attachments every
thing can be done on it in the way of sew.
ing. As sold ordinarily-it sews, hens,
fells, iucks, cords, braids and stitches, in
the most beautiful manner. Call upon, or
address w. It. WALKER, 80
l.i Masonic Temple. Nashville, Tenn.
ian 49,. !.
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LoNrJE, Jan SO.-cOnsOls sS4j $40
q. 8. bonds, 75s. t-.F ad4
FRAEKFoRT, Jan, S0-U. s. Bonds 7sss
@7s1. ,-, ~. 49, sea-l ne
L1vkRPooL, Jan. 30.-Cotton buoyant;
middling upisnds lid on the spot, II sfa
lid sfloat; Orleans l I'D. Sales OF 10000
haIas Rrpadstnffa dniet d. - 81 fIlI
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We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at a bargain. by
application at the Office of the UNION AND
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FoR EVANSVILLE LOUIsyELLE AAB
CINCINNATI.
THERINE PASSENGER STEAM 49,
Il Err Emma Floyd. ]. S. Cas- slcN9
NogTrH, Master. X. W. WISE, Clerk. -
win leave as above on TUESDAY. FEB. 2. at
4 o'clock. Pm. r .u
For freight or passage apply On board. or to
7ll- W. A. PEBBLES.
Corner Broad and Front str ct.
jan302t HARRISON a SON.
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.--I1 end malicious Mischief

George Reed was taxed with the costs
Yesterday, by Commissioner Davis, for as
s,urtinr with stones and malicious mis-
chief.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 3O.-tamily Hour
81 5O@775. Corn 67@68. Oats &c.
Whisky 96c. Pork $3l 00@3l %. Balk
meats nominal. Bacon 14t, 17fE9l8c.
Lard zoe. Wheat nominal At 81 COOL 20.
Rye 81 SOL 40. Cotton frmer and
higher at 2S4c. Butter 28932c. Cheese
l9I@25c. Eggs firm at 2Oc. Exchange
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Circuit Court.

The case of Wade Va Ordway will prob
ably be given TO the jury tomorrow. Sew
eral motions and judgments were disposed
OF yesterday.
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Ra- One friend, by little effort, hiss
frequently sent us upwards OF One Hun
bred Subscribers. Let each one try and
send us one more. Address
10. GRIFFITII ~ co..
Nashville, TSDn.
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FOR EVANSVILLE. LOUISVILLE AND
CINCINNATI.
TEE FINE. NEW PASSENGER
l. Steamer Iohm Lamsden. " s4oSA
". DAVIS. Master. ID @ DAVIS. CLERK. -
win leave As above TUESDAY. Feb 2. att
O'Clock p n. trlllsl
For freight OF passage apply on board. OF 10
t Nm. BOYD, Agt.
jan30 81 Al and 40 Front street.
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Any one getting M
g L u Il - H IT Il n

Shall Have One Copy Gratis.
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" add that holders were firm, Al

We give as IOIIoWs HuIIIIHaIy U'
of the day:
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS By TIE WESTERN
I a+sf Tsl USION LINE. s1f.it > =
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srILL HERE.

An Old Offender RetaiEr1 ssr Trial.
II seems difficult matter fer the officers |
of the Law, or the newspapers, Or other par
lies interested, to get old John Gamers
case permanently or correctly settled. lie
himself has had considerable experience
with the agents of the law, having been
frequently tried andimpriscned In this and
other States on account OF badly conceived
ideas in regard to the rights Of property,
and as the result Of that experience he has
become as slippery as an eel, and almost as
difficult to keep in hand. BE knows all
about courts, trials, lawyers, and Jails'
and is therefore not without that sort
Of knowledge best calculated TO insure his
escape from the latter institutions. he
has lately turned this knowledge to good
account by avoiding triad 10 Alabama anu
Rutherford county, Tenn, for Eorse steal
ing, and having himself held here on the
charge of receiving stolen properly a
party of his confederates in crime forclbly
take Garner from an officer Of the Law 10
| Alabama who is conveying him to jail'
representing themselves as Ku Klux deter
mined to break the prisoners neck. But
no dislocation Of Gamers neck occurs
Instead thereof he is turned loose and
turns up in Nashville in search of new adj
venture. Here he is arrested By detec-
tive Larry Ryan to be held until
called for Officers come from Alsbams
and Rutherford county to claim the vete-
ran thief, and it is reported that he has
been turned over to the Alabama repre-.
sentative 10 be taken back 10 that Stale fol
trial. But this turns out TO be mistake
Garner has succeeded in letting the grand
jury know that he has on several occasions
received stolen property in Davidson
county and they succeed in finding tru'
bill against him for that ofiense, Trial il
either case ia almost sure to result in con
viction, and it seems that Garner Womb
rather risk his chances for escape BY par
don from the Governor of Tennessee, be-
cause he understands the chief, Executive
| of Alabamba is doing very little in tina
way. We say also that Ku.Klux ar
mighty bad on the road, and would b
sure 10 get him again. This last appre
hension is regarded as bit Of /" sarcasm
on the old mans part. No matter, how
ever, what else there is in the case, th
officers of the Criminal Court here declin
to surrender Garner to other claimants
and he will probably be tried at the pre-
sent term of that court on the finding c
the grand jury:
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 30.--Sales Of "a bids
tobacco, Tugs to cutting leaf, S. lO@lS IS.
Pork $31. Lard zoe. Bulk meats-shoul-
ders 13l@14c; sides 163@179c. Bacon
shoulders 14ae; sides l74@1stc. Super
fine Aour 575@6 Is. Corn GS@65e.
Oats 60@62c. Whisky 97c. 80 as
nv TIVE sourgERS. PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC LINE
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. Buy the best Cumberland Coal, al the
Rock City Coal Office, 81 Union street.
Price, 81 90 per load Of seventeen bushels.
No charge for delivery, and satisfaction
ouarsnteed In all cases. s-s+.,H +
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.
On the Errors and Abuses incident to
Youth and Early Manhood. with the humane
view Of treatment and cure. sent By mail free
of charge. Address
. HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
jan2l Sm dkw Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
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, REvEHUK STAMPS,

REvEHUK STAMPS. -ss .-r-f.
We have made arrangements to supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps at the follow
ing low rates, discount payable in stamps, viz:
On purchases under $2b.........,Par ~,
On purchases Of SD or moFe..2 per cent. dis
or purchases Of $50 OF RorO~-3H =.
On purchases Of 800 or more..SZ
On purchases of 500 or mere--4L ~ - Sit"
On purchases Of slOeo OF more AZ "a .i>''
n All orders must be accompanied by the money
or check for the amount. Stamps will be aena
BY mail or express. as directed. 4, T.. e.a
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Jenkins Stomach BitterS!
NOTICE TO INVALIDs.

t..f.H
Az NOTICE TO INvALIDS.
Ali persons suffering from Dyspepsia, lndi-
gestion, Sick Headache, Costiveness; all the
effects of Fever, Chills, Ague. or aey derange-
ment of the system, will find IN
JENKINS STOMACH BETTERS
a certain and most efectual TONIC and IN
VIGORATOR. II is confidently recommended
by some of the best physicians, as the BEST
SPECIFIC known for all the disorders of the
Stomach, and most effeetual preventive for
all MIASMATICAL INFLUENCES. ...
1t Is composed Of pure ansiresh HERE'S and
Banks, and compounded on the most seien-
tifc principles of medical skill.
The Proprietor holds certificates from several
persons. who have experienced the benefit
this powerful REGENERAT0R and RENoVA-
ATOR Of the human system.
For sale by all respectable Druggists. and By
.Fsrlss1.F R. P. JENKINS. q
Wholesale Druggist and Importer.
sa No. 80 North Market street.
80 rs.r Opposite Union
poyls8m Fh Nashville. Tennl
.-a8 Or. RAGS.
On and after this date, we will only pay Five
cents per pound for good country Cotton
Rags. WHlFkMAN BkoS.7
November 2l-H
BascheIOr's Hair, Dye This sp endid
Hair Dye Is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dve-hsrmless. reliable, instan-
taaoous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine Is
signed William A. Bachelor. all others are
mere limitations and should be avoided Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, 81
Barclay street, New YORK. apr2S-ly
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MANDATORY FOR SALE.
WE OFFER For SALE ONE OF THE
w best inducements ever offered 20 capital
lists, consisting Of Steam Engine. with every
Yariety of Machinery required in the business,
: I BROWNS & cHEATHAM.
decl6 If Agent
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GENERAL Markets.
SATURDAY, Jan. 80, 1869.

SATURDAY, Jan. gu, 1908.
CorToN.-There was an advance in Law
erpool and New York to-day, and an ad
vance Of fully cent maintained in this
market, which closed steady and quiet as
follows:
Ordinary .sssss.ss-EslI2
Coed ordinary -.'-.'-So22 .l
Low middllng- s'.''St
We may add that holders were firm, and
demanded higher prices, and during the
day several lots changed hands at 27&e.
We give as follows summary Of the
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Tex York Isyyeooss market.

New YORK, Jan. 29.-Hesvy brown
sheetiugs, best makes, 164@17f; Atlantic
A sheetings, 149 New York mills bleached
mualiDs, q prints 125@l33; muslin de-
LAIN, 20 lawns, IS; gingnams, IL. Clafks
& Coates spool thread 80; Hadley's 70.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-07
MISPLACED GENEROSITY.

On the continent of Europe the general
impression is that the English are a race
OF lunatics or monOmaniacs. Among the
Germans this idea especially obtains, and
- Ce5rUeckt" or " iUGhnSiBHig" (demented,
crazy is an adjective as frequently APP
piled. to them as any other. Without
agreeing with the continentals in their
idea of Brother Bull, we must confess
that they sometimes are about as cranky
as folks generally get to be. The latest
I" lgdhRSiRHige Idee" that we have heard
of comes to us from Washington.
The story goes that a wealthy English
man, now in the United States, who is a
large holder ofthe fve-twenty bonds. and
who, in the excess of generous admiration
for our Government and people, or else of
commiseration for our enormous indebt-
edness, wishes to give up a one thousand
dollar bond and seven thirty dollar cou-
pons, and to arrange with the Secretary of
the Treasury for the payment in future of
only three per cent. interest on the re-
mainder of his United States securities.
oh philanthropy! whittier have the
starving millions of England and Ireland
gone; what has become of the squalled
misery that but u shOrttime since brooded
over the whole land and enveloped il like
a pail; have all the paupers, the govern
esses, the sewing girls, the miners, the
myriads that hunger and want rave driv-
en- to living graves-have they all been
provided for, that this generous indi-
vidual crosses the Atlantic TO give a great
governments government with a debt
of three thousand millions, a thousand
dollar bond. Fool! A thousand dollars
judiciously expended would make a hun
dred poor girls happy in a new dress, or
if given to some properly managed char
liable institution, would have fed a hun
dfcd poor children a month, but thrown
into the abysm of the public debt of the
United States, it is but as a drop of water
to a hogsheaa. We recommend TO this
enthusiastic admirer of republican insti-
buttons, to take George Peabody as an ex-
ample. and if he has any spare 1905"
to come South with them, and we win
show him where he can expend them all
in deeds that will be of some lasting good
to the people whose burthens of debt he
wishes to alleviate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-07
+" THE OLD APPEAL"
What its Friends Think and Say of it.

While we are aware that it is not exact
ly CONNIE u JdUt for a newspaper, n
more than an individual, to sound its own
laudations, and believing that the old saw
:" self praise is half scandal" we still can
see no improperly in repeating now and
then some of the good things that others
too partial friends, p-erhaps-have seeu
fit to say about US, or the endorsements
that our career and line of conduct have
o from BUR contemporaries and patrons.
We have, therefore, collected from the
mass of notices elected by our appearance
in a " neW&ait" q few of which we Justly
feel proud~, and this morning present
them to the friends of the "OLD" APPEAL:
From the Avalanche.1
The APPEAL appeared yesterday with
a face as bright and smiling as though our
contemporary were a sixteen year old
belle instead of a venerable dame. 1t has
donned a new suit, made several import
ant changes in make up" and certainly
presents a most attractive appearance.
We extend our hearty congratulations to
our esteemed neighbor on the prosperity,
of which this enterprise is an evidence,
and hope it will continue to flourish for
ever and a day. In the same issue, we
notice an accession to the firm of Capt. r..
It. ENGLIsH, for several years past the
commercial and river editor of the AP-
PEAL. Capt. ENGLISH is not only thor
oughly competent in his departments, but
a genial, upright gentleman, universally
esteemed by the press and all who know
him. We wish him the fullest measure of
success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-07
THE NoNCONEAH MURDER,
Identity Of the Victim Fully Established.
Result an Inquest Held by Coroner Sam
elson.


Coroner Samelson. Capt. Simonds, OF tho
! First District Police, and two or three
| other gentlemen left the city yesterday
morning about s o'clock for Nohconnan
bridge for the purpose of holding an IN
quest on the body Of h VICTIM "a 'ne
| mysterious assassination mehtloHeu III
Yesterday mornings APPEAL as having
been Derpetrated during Saturday night.
on arriving at the scene OF the Tragedy II
was found that Justice Black had anticipa-
ted the duties of the proper officer, but the
body was taken to the residence OF MI.
Peter Baker, some two and a hall miles
from the bridge, and about hall way be-
tween the city and the scene OF muir
der. and q legal inquisition gone INTO. II
was developed that the name OF n muir
dered man was Ferdinand Priestle, a Ger
man who resided on or near the
Horn Lake road, some nine miles from
the CITY. The appearance OF the
BODY. together with the fragments Of a
musket stock, showed that the victim had
been stricken a powerful blow from be-
hind. with a musket or some other fire
arm of similar weight. Two or more
blows must have been given, as the skull
was crushed and broken in a shocking
manner. The jury Of inquest returned a
verdict
THAT the deceased, then and there be-
ing dead, came to his death from a blow
or blows over the head with a musket in
the hands of some person or persons 10
the Jury unknown
When found by Mr.. Williams, manager
of the woodward Of Mr.. Mitchell in that
neighborhood, and a negro. the body of
the murdered man Wa yet warm-the
pulsations Of the heart being family dis
cernible, and from the fact that a negro Of
most VIGOROUSLY bad character had been
seen in the vicinity but q short time be-
fore, it is to be hoped that the sur
misses of the detective force as to the
identity of the assassin may prove correct,
and that the murderous scoundrel may
soon meet with the punishment his bloody
crime so richly merits.
Mr.. Priestle was a man of ~irreproacha-
bic character, and highly respected by his
neighbors and friends, who will leave no
stone unturned to ferret out and bring to
Justice his assassin. He was unmarried, and
leaves no family except a brother, who
took charge Ofthe remains.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-07
T NEWS
arrival and Departure Of the Mails from
the Memphis Postofiee.

Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington New
York, Baltimore, and all cities East ahuoOuLnl
Columbus, Ga, and Montgomery AIa.i al
stations IN the Memphis ana SnarlSstoh'
Mississippi Central, Mobile ana Onio, NASH
willie and ChatfanoogR ana East IenneSsee
Railroads, arrive at 2:D pm close II H'N
Am, ua
Vile Cincinnati, Cleveland, P1ttsburgrf nLLs,
delphfa- Buffalo, Albany, New York, ana al
cities North and West, arrive NJ Z:aV p.M-'
sloses al 2A6p.m VII
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Nlcksc
burg, Matches and all cities SCUM arrive ato
pm; closes at 10: Is am.
al stations on the Mississippi ana Iennes-
see New Orleans and Jackson and Southern
Railroads. arrive at 3 pm; closes atl0:& pm.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock, Madison, Sundays exceptedD arrive al
pm; close at 5 pm.
Marion, Wittsburg and Claiborne, Atk:'
ri-weeklyl Monday. "Wednesday ahofilU"s'
rive at 10 am; close at II am. u
Olive Branch and Byhalla, MIS-. n
Seskly) Monday and Friday NTINe al PIN
Cuba and Biz Greek. Tenn, weekly Friday,
srrive at 10 a. m. close al II am
Tfrtle Rock and Helena, and all landings on
White river, lsemi-weeklyl Tuesday and SAT
urdav- arrive at 9 am; close at
pine Bun and Helena, and all landtngs on
Arkansas river (tri-weekly) Tuesday. Ihurs.
day and Saturday, arrive NJ sa.m.; close ats
All landings on the Mississippi river south,
(semi-weekly1 Tuesday and saturday arrive
Al 9 am: close at 4 pm.
An landings on the Mississippi river NORTH
lsemi-weekI Monday and Thursday, arrive
at 9 m. close at 1880 pm.
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THE REGISTRAR AGAIN.
Letter from CoilierviiIe on His DOings There.
Editors Memphis Anpeal:

Editors Memphis Appeal:
Gentlemen: We see you are disposed to
do us justice-that is, the white folks and
negroes too. And in regard to his, VIII
liams, CO.. ing to u village, and his con-
duct with his emissaries, were, to civil
men, disgusting in the extreme. 1t is
true, one of his men got killed, which we
regretted. for he was one of the most per-
feet gentlemen we saw amongst them,
and the deed wasdOne. we think, by some
of their own party, as they were all pretty
drunk before they left, and the saloon
keepers said it was a good day for them.
Friend Williams said he would be back
on the next Monday week, as he forgot to
bring registration papers for the whites.
Ask him if he lied? Ask him how the
Dutchman got registration papers, and to
how many negroes did he give them to-?
Ask that last running of shad, apparently.
with the town mOustache, what he did?
Ask the Dutchman if he found the negro
that he was hunting for, who committed
the rape IN the white woman. And il
you wan any proof Of rascality and dark
of men that are a disgrace to the
human family, much less the Radical
party, you can get it from the old citizens
of Collier, the Post to the contrary not
withstanding, QUISQUAM.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-07

GRAY EAaLE,-.-..-.....C Cincinnati, 5 pm
GEO. w. CHEEK. .....Friars Point, 5 pm
Trina VickShurO < n N
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Attention, Planters and Traders

WILL trade a new, fresh and desirable
Il STOCK OF Clothing for a No. I Plantation,
now being worked with stock, implements,
etc., having good dwelling and quarters. The
goods will be sold at y. y. invoice, and the
plantation must be priced on cash sasis.
Address j. NJ. REASIER,
my21 No. aS Jefferson St.. Louisville. XIV
In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of John Rosser, individually, and as
Bankrupt In bankruptcy, District of West
Tennessee-ss.
To whom IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee OF John Rosser.
OF Memphis, in the county of shelby and
state OF Tennessee, within said District. who
has been ~adjudged bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court ofsaid District.
! D Tennessee, the 2th day Of May. A.
D. 1859. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
myA7A Assisnss, ktS