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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-20
NOTICE.

District Of West Tennessee, in Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, Tenn, 9th day Of February 1859.
The undersigned hereby gives notice CT his
appointment as assignee % WI. Thomas, OF
Fsyette county, and State Of Tsnnss-
see, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon
his own petition, by the District Court OF said
District
o. WOODBRIDGE,
febII Ig 25 Assignee.
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee, in ~Bankruptey-E.
At Memphis, Tenn, sJh day Of February, 1853.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF j. W a.. Jones,
OF Shelby county and state Of Tennessee,
within said District, who mas been adIudged a
Bankrupt upon his Own petition, by the Dis
trict Court OF said District.
o. WOODBRIDGE,
feb9 IL . Assignee.
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DR.. JONES Is EOW practicing ct the Pea
body nOiel, Memphis. Tenn, where
he will remain Two or three

All letters must contain three red stamps.
Persons who cannot visit DIR. Jones eau send
for tire tment by mail or express.
DIR. Jones in the future csn be consulted at
his Summer Home, Mansfield, Ohio, during
the summer months.
DR.. Jones makes a speciality OF the Eye, Ear,
Throat and Lung. Read his other advertise
meat ia this paper, laSl
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There was e fair business transacted to-
day in our general markets, and prices
remain very much the same on all lead
ing staples.
The Horse and Mule market is well
supplied with good stock, tut l~ow-prieed
animals are scarce-not nearly equal to
the demand. Mules range from $3.50 to
$3.50; Horses $125 to $500.
In Dry Goods we have but little
c hange to note. Staple goods are firm /,
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NOTICE.


7 'istriet OF West Tennessee. In B3nKruptey-ss'
Memphis Tenn, sth dfy OF February ISs'
n ne undersigned hereby gives notice Of hts aP-
tment as assignee OF II. K. Doris, lndl-
80 IIy, and as one OF the firms OF DOrrlsG
hb.HH lSrris & Co.. and DlT.s, White z bOAiLss
ieman county, and state Of Tennessee,
S,ftrf1 aid District, who has been edJuused
6-nEr apt upon mis- own PETITION uy the
1fsT-ic9 r our OF said District
DlsericS o.. WOODBRIDGE,
q Assignee.
= ~, D,strie t Court OF the United states, for
- DFsfr5cf Il West Tennessee IN the mat
~ Of a Auck, Bankrupt.
To the ere ditors O. the above named Bankrupt /;
49, -ot.ca that a general meeting OF me
AID RankTup viii be held 50 me
e.sueoLs - Tathaul. ESQ., Register IN Ihe
49, I'M said District, on the L9th
10y 800 4 D.. it69, al ~ oclOcA E-mg
"a IN t% ~ 1nrDoSS JeeiaT1Dg q INST and nnaI
dividend. ~ have 6Ied my dnal
/ also give notice tina estate OF aid Rank
AscOunts as assignee of Il 80 the 18TH day "a
rapt in said Court, and thu Nd Court for the
March, lS69, l shall apply to or q discharge
settlement Of my accounts, AM [sg estate IN
from all liability as assignee OF *Le 18th sec
accordance with the provisions OF AR act to
ton of the act Of Congress, entitled krupGy
establish a uniform - stem Of ban ,rOF1l
Throughout The United States, apl
March 2 1867.
WIN. Y. CIRODE, Assignee.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. January 2. ls5- t&S
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BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee, in Bankruptey-ss.
At Memphis, Tenn, uth day OF February, 1863:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of Albert l. Chears,
Of Hardeman county and State or Tennessee,
within said district, who has been adiudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court Of said District
o. WOODBRIDGE,
febl5 p 20 Assignee.
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FOR CIRCINEATL.
Memphis and Cincinnati Paeket-FOr Evans
vile, Louisville and cincinnati.
SWALLOW master
This ~splendau passenger steamer .SI-A
Will leave a above @@uaEkSEs
SATURDAY, 20th inst, at II M.
l.. a. LEVY, Agent,
feb20 No. 30 From street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
CLlF ION, .."--.--....s..- ...."-s-...-...oJelu ihdSJSf
This elegant and neet passenger ~
steamer will leave s
SATURDAY. Goth inst, at > PM.
JAS. Z. BOURNE & Co, Agents,
felS No. Y Jefferson street
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NOTICE.

District Of West Teauesse, in Bankruptcies.
At Memphis, Tenn, 9lh day OF February, 1903.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee Of Thomas j. War;,
OF Faystfe county. and State OF tennessee,
within said District. who has been sdJGdged
q Bankrupt upon his own petition Dy Inc
District Court OF said District.
U. WOOLDRIIG &c,
febII Is . Assignee.
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FOR OsCEOLA.
PACKET
GEO W. CHEEK--.-~.George Malone, Master
Frank Gonterman, Clerk,
7 EAVES MEMPHIS ON TUES IT.
IL DAY, THURSDAY and
UhDAf ats pm, Ter Randolph. Futon, Fort
Pillow, CsceOIa aGd all Way Landings. ne
turning, leaves Osceola WEDNESDAY, FRI
DAY and SUNDAY Apply TO
NINoON & DONAHUE.
fsb8 254 Front street.
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FINANCE AND A
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.
MEMPHIS. February 70, 1873. !


The dizziness which prevails in cotton
has operated upon the Money market,
and our banks report but very little do
ing. Money is easing up in consequence
of fair receipts by express, and borrow
ers are accommodated with short loans
at regular rates. The demand for Ex-
change is fully equal to the offerings,
but the supply is ample, and rates are
steady at all points.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
LIBERTY NO. 2.-.-.......-..-Davis master
This splendid passenger PACKET d.
Will les Z rs aDoVeOn .6zEz3xL
SATURDAY, Goth INST, at 5 pm.
kCr freight or passage apply TO
LARRY HAkAiSrAD, Agent,
febIg No. ~ Madison street.
Memphis n White River US. Mail Packet co
+ No, D1yis master
This excellent steamer leaves ID
Memphis as abeVe, s
SATURDAY, 10Th inst, at 5 pm.
JAMES =. SHAkPE, Agent,
No. 80 Front street.
J. A. Sayers, Passenger Agent. i.b.S
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IN pursuance Of a decree of the Circuit Court
! OF Chicot county, in the State Of Arkansas,
on the Cnancery SIDE thereof, rendered at the
october Term, A.D., 1868. of said Court, in a
certain cause therein pending, wherein Benoni
Macklin and George b. Maeklin, Executors OF
Alexander W Macklin, deceased, were COM
~plaiDants, and Allen Goodwin, as Administrator
of William :. Ferguson, deceased, and Charles
!. Ferguson, EuAiss Godwtn and Allen God
win, in right of his wife, heirs of said William
5. Ferguson, deceased, were defendants the
undersigned, Commissioner appointed by said
COurtiu said cause, Will sell, or
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FOR
FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR EVANSVILLE.

Regular Memphis and Evansville Weekly
Packet-For Cairo and Evansville.
MOLLlE pton master
This nne light draft steamer VIII els
leave for the above IN ~
THIS DAY Ath inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMoTAD, Agent,
feZg 25h Madison street.
Regular Memphis and Evansville Weekly
Packet-fOr Cairo and Evansville.
}. Is. hall master
TINS sxceilent steamer leaves n 81
Memphis as above, S
SATURDAY, 2Jth inst. at 5 pm.
VINSON q DONAHUE, Agents,
lie . &4 Front street.
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BANKS AND BANrNKG
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.

CT 8:
LOUIS HANNAUER. OF Scheduled & Han.
naner
JOHN 2. HOFFMAN,, OF Mitchell, HOFFMAN,
q TO
d. p. MADDEN of d. z. MADDEN & Co.;
Nj. l.. MEACRAM, of Msacham & Treadwell :;
A. l.. HARRIS. OF Harris, Cochran 4 Co.;
II. Y. WALT, of Il. 7. Walt & TO.
JIG. NEELY, OF Brooks q Nicely.
OFFICERS:
LOUIS HANEAUER, President
N. L. AEACIAA, : Ylce-PFesideHt
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier
HORACE Z. GARTH, : Assistant Cashier
ss- Exchange GU all parts of the Emitted
states and Europe bought and sold. jazz
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FOR sT, FRAEC.s RIVER.

TUE 81 I IN OsI nv E1Ns
nemphis and So. FRANCIS River tuesday
PACKET.
For Helena, Mariana, Madison and Wittsburg.
The now and elegant SideWheel Passenger
Packet,
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commissioners Sale OF Arkansas
Lands.

JAS hCMURRAY, Commissioner.
Lake Village. Ark January %, 1863. les
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feblI Is q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-27
From WASHINGTON TO THE PACIFIC

onr baiiread smash Up-How the Cavalry
oiIieers Game to our X escue-The Caval.
~ and the Indians-Shat the Cavalry
Wsnt-Hunting Buifalses. indians and
other Gsme-Thr Pacific Raiirsad-Sem.
Things Needed-1he Jew Cry Of Sag.
tes.-Wssatoh-AP Place to be Avoided
Travellers should Take n unch Basket
salt Lake Ciiy-How % Take Convey.
anee Tor theCiiy-WheI Taken to be We'll
Shaken-A Dusty Old Ride-Amonx the
Msrmens Warmers How
They Cool Beer m Jtah-A Spunky Nor.
mon Weman-A uIpbur Bata-Brichsm
fourg's 1heatrc-Gushing BowIrx-
houBs's Rocking chair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-27

4 hTHS LATHs LE1H3'-we are now
~ landing fr' m echooner Ii ward. direct from
Bar gor. Ne, $4,000 pain. LaTBS which se will
eel ytry low If applied for ct oIce, or before we
move them fIOm our WHAT.
Y. EDwAED CLABK&CO
Lumber Dealers ViTzibia avenue,
tetv eer 9th end TO- b streets east,
yJY-I wharf foot Of 4th street east.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-27

RRuDHEAD 4 CO ARE NOW SRLLING a
~ beautiful line OF SGmmer ORES, Goods at yerv
low prices 10 close out stock; ais Table Cinsn.
shee irss, shirtiG:'. Handkerchief, Hosiery
Gloves Napkins, t.Oyiis :. Flame Towels &C
&c. at the lowest market price They buy f,r
ctsh aut sci Tor cash, tn, refors can and do sell
heap Benember the address. BRODdEAD q
CO.. No. - st., corner 18th, ~ =, "a
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Having recently subdi vided the tract of land
known sud designated o. the old site OF Fort
Reno, Tennanyto wn. ID. O., We offer to the pub.
lie, for the next TBIRrY DAYS. unless sooner
disposed Of alternsto lots in said subdiy j,ion .t
81? 30 each.
These lots contain 400 square feet of ground
eech and lie but two miles beyond Georgstown.
The regular line of stages uunins between wash
ingtsn, Georgetown, Oak Hi! C.ms.ery and Ten.
naiiy places these lots within twenty min.
utes' ride of W arlington. Fare Is cents.
The attention Of all, especially emplovees of the
Government, ia invited to this op por.uuity for OBJ
tanning couatry residence, or m,kiuR a nr,s,.
able investment.
This tract Is the highest point Of land in the
District. conmsnis most magnificent view of the
Potomac and the surrou ,ding cou ntry, and liz,
go feet above tide water, overlooking Washington,
Georgetown. Alexandria. Fairfax semia ,ry. su.
gar Loaf Nsuntain, and the Blue Ridge.
For heslthfulness and comfort - we'll a. for
srardness Of scenery this loc alton cannot be sur
passed.
Our sabd ivision embraces ovs r 400 lots of 500
squsre feet each and enc half of these W, offer at
:he low figure Of sl,.lo.
Revei ne stamps snd conveyancing at the cos. OF
the Purchaser.
Plat Of the Subdivision can be seen at our
Office, where a.! liz: ,Imsiion in regard II the same
can be cttaiEed.
Those who call first will have first choice of
location, etc.
ONION BUTTS,
REAL ESTITE BROKERS'
AUCTIONEERS,
Corner Seventh and streets.
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NJ CAMP MllIIEG WEI COMMENCE
Ia Bridge gu III 9Th Of August. All persons
y.I'.. Re1. P. PICK, Pas.orin charge.
~IBE MEsBEBs OF BRIokLAYsRs'
S ,IkIUN, No 1, OF the risir!ct Of Ooium
Lis. VIII sttend ,pecisi ee' ing II the Uni IN
ior the funeral Of our deceased GrotksS, HnSs1
By order Il f Il. P...ias.t
L. BE-. OLIPHsNT. Fec Gee.
TEOTICE-Jhe gs.iousl Brass Band Of
w M.shiIg on weuid inform lie cubic III It
served at the shortest soiscs On aOScatSS 20 Ne o.
NJ os Sa sn.st 10th, te,w;en .aa IL reefs
est for The sss " take Jobs or
il z7,si. WIN II. LEE. Lsa.s,.
rPOI OMAC REAL ESTATE AND Build
w no COM rASY:
Ihsn !. the sa.rs & r, sss
s ss sih On nar5st spses fret door
Ne. : .Ss can be taken upon ths psynea. Ct
FL .He' !Jz6t
cTwAsONIC- The member. Of HARwoyy
r svs psit Ct their Lodge ION rats fraes isyi
.ttsLd N. funeral Il eur deceased trot.er Is
oi ds.sr. /. e S o.rs' ws,ns.a.y r.rn?,o a,
r sy order wv II, cAssis s:c.s,,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vf TEav Has.
emit e scbers vLo de.'r promori ~ an eli acttpr
tesehers " ho detire 10 tie TN ploved the cGm,ns
lion on the Ssh Of august Ssri yoS at sta%'na
10 the Grammar ectool Building q IN. .ecoad
u s.ix.ss.n.a.l cap, PP aSie sesooi..
m HoTI ICE.
:, Merchants and ottsrs receiving Frsishts from
- - ID
agent h Or folk Il, Of s.ssmeIi' 70 Of s KSeSs.
Geersetovn. or to jvs IPa s s. sf Penn,
make yearly contracts. " 2i6t
rKNIoHIs or PTTRIAs.
tSPif TIE s LOPEZ S. Ss
DAY So. js Il r. ssS
Ss Il :sGS !.
SrdusSt before The 6. and Lodsea p'r'sae' will DO
yna TsfO:ae oAAt We = !.
~rR I: D0RsET HAS REMOVED HIs
iva, in. e S., ssS fHIs go sIs =:
"a Dooro. o SFIIST s sAS fsxSSsH aIs
e: Il "a Il !ls.s!: ". 10
Ut. ,o pr. s ooHE15l.a4T.p SODA VA;
fsssa.. ::s.s,s: . .usst ;i ss H,saG
KSi::inssr, Why; Saratoga, and Bedford Mine
- Hc ;,, zee g fsis'Si7s.is avenue, between nth
nc IN ~. iys-lm
n~EAfI0NAL JUNorICa HALLWAY.
ID Ior..snes Of IN Get Of Congress approved
EatioeH Junction R.ilWsy,n sotiee e hereby
efven teei the books Of subscription 20 the pit !.
STOCK OF the oald National Junction Railway viii
be opened at the once Of Hsssrs. KILBOURN a
kAffA, corner q lsh and streets, washington ,
PC on WeDNE9DAY, July g. 1859, bet sesn
the hours OF 10 O'Clock Q N and 3 o'clock D. On .
md continue open during same hours from 8as ,n
day until % leaet two huudred and dollars of
said capital sfock shal have be- elfhsc a Rel for
In e. nDliaace With the terms Of SAID So. -
JNo. L.. KIDWHLL
President B oari Of Cornorators
HALLtT hiLBOCRS, Secretary,
@OYFIOI or NATIONAL FRReDMgN,s
U eAVyN9s AH0TRusf OiNPANY,
No. 471 1IH ST Opposite ths Post once
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jnly ID. 1859
Fo1ick-Ata meeting OF III how'd ~ r-ustass
OF thi' company. held at thetr Bsrktng uou,e a.
THURSDAY, the Sih fndNt. 4. was yltaf t7.t 4,
terest at the rate Of -ne and tyo- bird, Der sent
bIer cent snpum ne rail 20 al .e,ottOrs WI,
msy have Iest thtir mo ~ on d@rjsit With this
ompsry furins four moDtks rrece ~ Z tbs lst -
This ieiens, will be payable on or alter tbs ls.s
INST. Per order j7l2 81
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4l2sJO EACH
Sia. % EACH g.

TIE MOST DELTGHTFyL BUILDYNG SITE
IN THE DISTRICT OF CoLUNBU.
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OARPEfe, CURTAINS, &c.
TIE LARGESr STOCK,
THk EosT RkzsoNlBIs fk1caHnssssS
WI. o. 0IfCRlLL q co.,
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PERSONAL.

M Ol.iryeysas H.di.1, cSn b. eonsus.d :,
30 Al6 y street north. aSsa en business . in
Ioteoee. Ur6t-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-27
Medical and Surgical Notice!
DRS. TJADER & MUNCKTON

HAvE THIS DAY FORMED CQtPAR1SEE-
III ship for the practice Of me.litfne anil .nr-
yery Once ever Nunckton's Drug Store, where
they will always be found when not professionally
engaged.
Cars In City, December 1st. IS IS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-29
FROM Il, A. COLLINS. ESQ,
Of Milan, Tenn.

Messrs. Pigue, Manner 6 Hall, NdshyiVc,
Tenn:
GENTLEMEN: Dr. LIGHTHILL expects TO
visit your city soon, and for the benefit Of
the suffering wish to say, through you,
to your very extensive acquaintance in
this and other Southern States that DIR.
Lighthill can do all for the suffering that
can be afforded by skill, science and a
comprehensive experience.
Indeed, DIR. Lighthill performs some
almost miraculous cures. One case for in
stance. Iplaced under his treatment, over
two years since, my niece, Miss Eliza
Mitchum, of McLemoresyilIe, Tenn. She
had been suffering from child with a
rising in the head, which had for years
emitted through the ear very ugly and
offensive corruption. Her case had been
treated by the best physicians of the coun-
try and had baffled the skill. of all. DIR.
Lighthill kept her under his immediate
charge for ten days and then sent her home
with remedies. She used the remedies as
directed and in three months was entirely
well and still continues in excellent health
1t may be proper to state that when Miss
Mitchum went under DR.. LighthilPs trest-
ment she was unable TO walk and, as her
friends thought, was rapidly approaching
death.
If you have any friends among your ex-
tensive acquaintance suffering with any
chronic disease you may safely recommend
them 10 DR.. Lighthill.
Yours, very respectfully,
E. A. COLLINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-29
CHEST AND THROAT.
Testimonials.
FROM GEO. ID. PRENTICE. ESQ. i,
Editor or the LoufavakIo E0uenal

FROM GEO. ID. PRENTICE, Esq,
Editor Of the Louisville Journal.
DR.. LIGHTHILL Dear Sir: I am sorry
to learn that you contemplate leaving
Louisville at the end of the present week.
earnestly wish that your engagements
elsewhere might permit you TO remain
here for time longer.
Your sojourn among us, DR.. LighthilI,
will be long remembered by our people
1t has been blessing to many. You have
treated me and a female member of my
family with great success. You seem to
understand, as by intuition, the character
of malady and its best remedy. You
have multitude Of patients in this city,
and have not seen or heard of one TO
whom you have held out the promise of
relief without rendering it. Your entire
practice among US has been brilliant sue
cess, and | cheerfully recommend you to my
many friends South and the public at
large, as physician deserving the utmost
confidence
Hoping that you may live long TO be a
blessing TO additional thousands of the
afflicted, l am,
Very truly, yours,
GEO. D. PRENTICE.
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sacred Concert To-NIghl

The music-lOving portion Of our com
munity should not forget the Sacred Con.
cert which takes place to night at the
Second Presbyterian Church for the benefit
Of the Central Baptist Sabbath School. The
entertainment commences with poem 10y
Enoch r. Morse, Esq, afterwards music
composed by Vim. Williams, then the in
troductcry address by Rev. William Will
liams, TO be followed by the grand Oratorie
Of Our Saviour" in which some of our
best amateur talent will take part. Dur
ing the evening, there will be an address
delivered by Judge Mills. The tickets are
fixed at the low price Of fifty cents, and we
expect TO see the church crowded.
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The attention of Northern business men
is being directed TO the South, and the eyi.
dences Of her recuperative energies and
the strides that section has made 10 re-
building her fortunes, is being brought into
special prominence. The Philadelphia
Ledger says;
II is a matter of eongratulalion that we
notice a steady appreciation of the securi-
ties OF the Southern and Southwestern
States. They evidence financial recon-
struction, the result Of well-directed in
dustry, which is even more important than
the political reconstruction so warmly de-
bated by Congress and at the elections.
Labor will tell almost everywhere, though
it may be frequently advanced by timely
AMI judicious legislation. Tie South has
grown the past year large and very vaIua-
Bile crops OF almost all its great staples,
which must necessarily bring to it large
amount OF cash means and correspond
ing credit for many things that the section
requires even more than money. Already
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COnm uufeA1f0n

To the Editor Of the Union and American.
Having learned that our former fellow
citizen, Prof. w. K. Jones, has located in
Edgefeld, where he proposes TO assume his
wonted duties in the school-room, we hope
TO be permitted, through your columns, 10
tender an expression of our high apprecia-
ton of his very efficient services while
among US.
We feel il duethe community with which
he has Of late become identified Jas we'll as
to bimself) that they be apprised, as far az
| II onest statements from 8 former scene OF
operations can effect it, of the true charac-
ter of the man who is now claiming their
confidence.
1t is simply sheer justice to say, that as
to moral Worth and integrity of character no
man bears fairer escutcheon than he; 50
that any community may consider them
selves fortunate in the acquisition of such
a eileen.
His literary dttdinB1eRtS are considered of
a high order by Gallatin and vicinity.
As teacher, we regard that he holds
peerage with any in the land.
A christian gentleman in the highest
sense, it is most fit that the work OF mould
ing coming character be entrusted to his
nauuB. WIN ueep IeSIet ~ our own lOsS,
We offer our congratulations to the people
of Edge6eld, on their being favored with
the scholastic labors of so valuable a man.
Signed by NJ. Schluter, R. f. Donnell,
=. l., Moody, w. F. Holder, John G.
Turner, Geo. B. Guild, James House, Jno.
A. Vaughan, Thos. II. Bell, Il. E. Doug
lass, J. w. Harris, II. B. Vaughan, John
Bell, c. c. CautrelI, J. ID. Allen, Wellborn
Mooney, c. Il. King, NJ. L. sElkiD, w. S.
Munday, and Z. A. Bennett.
take great pleasure in signing this very
Just and truthful recommendation.
T. BARRY.
GALLATIN, Tenn, Jan. Is, 1869.
Mr.. Editor: Having taught with Prof
VIM. K. Jones, for one year, it affords me
pleasure to indorse him as christian gen.
Ileman, a good scholar, and superior
teacher. J. NJ. SHARPE
NASHVILLE, Jan. %, 1869.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-29

Ash Wednesday, the 10Th of February,
is the first day of Lent. The faithful and
hose religiously inclined, will then place
great restrain upon their appetiiites and
inclinaiiouz to gsiety. Archbishop Spaald-
ing has issued The following regulations
for the Catholics of his archdiocese:
81. All the faithful who have csmpleted
their twenty-frst year, unless legitimately
dispensed, are bound TO observe the Fast
of Lent.
2. They are TO take only one meal day,
excepting Sundays.
3. The meal allowed on fast days is not
10 be taken until about noon.
4. At that meal, If on any day permits
sion should be granted for eating flesh,
both flesh and fish are not to be used at
the same time, even by way Of seasoning.
5. A small refreshment, commonly called
collation., il allowed in the evening; no
general rule as to the quantity of food per-
United at this time is or can be made, but
the practice of the most regular christian
is never to let il exceed the fourth part oil
an ordinary meal.
6. The quality of food allowed at col
lation il, in this diocese, bread, butter
cheese, all kinds of fruits, salads, vegeta-
bles and fish. Milk and eggs are prohib
tied. s<
z. General usage has made il lawful &c
drink in the morning some warm liquid
as tea, coffee, or thin chocolate, made with
water.
8. Necessity and custom have authorised
the use of hogs lard instead of butter il
preparing fish, vegetables, etc.
9. The following persons are exempted
from the obligations Of fasting. Young
persons under twenty-one years of age, the
sick, nursing women, those who are obliget
to do hard labor, all who, through weak
ness, cannot fas. without great prejudice tc
their health.
| 10. By dispensation, the use of aesl
meat will be allowed at any time on Sun
days, and once day on Mondays, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, with tn
exception of Holy Thursday and the sec
ond and last Saturday Of Lent.
IL. Persons dispense from The obligation
| of fasting on account of tender or advance,
age, or hard labor, are not bound by th
restrictions Of using meat only at one mea
on days on which its use is granted by dis
pensation. Others dispensed from the fas
for other causes, as well as those who ar
obliged 10 fast, are permitted 10 use mes
| only al one meal ~