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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

Gov. Woods is to lecture on . Western
Civilization in Eugene City, on We'd
nesday, December 1st.
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BAzzAR OF BEAUTY +!
NOTICE
To the Taxpayers Of Linn ca.

WILL BE PRESENT TO RECEIVE
l Taxes levied for the current year, at the tines
and places follows, to-wit
In November:
Lebanon, Monday, 22d Waterloo, Tuesday,
23d; Nyes School House, Wednesday, 24th
Brush Creek, Thursday, 25th; South Brownsville.
Friday, 26th North Brownsville, Saturday, 9Th
In December:
Harrisburgh, Tuesday, November 30th, and
Wednesday, December 1st Peoria, Thursday,
December I'd Orleans Friday, Sd Albany, Sat
urday, 4th Scio, Tuesday, l4th Franklin Butte,
Wednesday, 18th Santam, Thursday, 18th
Syracuse, Saturday. 18th Center, Monday, goth.
As it will time and trouble, / hope every
payer will be prepared to settle his tax tho
times and places above named.
R. A. IRVINE,
October %, IS69-7tf Tax Collector.
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The ship General Lee was abandoned
at sea on the 18th of October. Her
cargo was wheat, valued at S53, 600
insured in England
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1t is claimed that the Suez Canal is
not yet complete, and that further i'm
provements must be made before it will
meet all the requirements of commerce.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

DISCHARGED. - Jack Harris, who
killed Whitney some weeks since in
Portland, has been discharged by the
Grand Jury.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

A Couple of prints were to fight
duel on the 22d, in Marin county, Cali
fornia A female was at the bottom of
the embroglio
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

REPAIRING.-We notice that j. B.
Sprenger has been overhauling, beautify-
ing and repairing the g Cosmopolitan
of Portland
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

Burlingame with the Chinese Embassy
arrived at Berlin on the 22d.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

There ia a wagon at Hamilton, Nevada,
that win bear up 10000 pounds-the
largest ever built. on this coast.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

Lyman Williams, in his suit against
DIR. E. Poppleton, of Portland, for NAL
practice, gets verdict for 5000.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

The Walia Walla Statesman gives
currency to a rumor of the death of DIR.
Newell, at Waitsburg.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

MIDNIGHT.-If it be a fact that muir
derous deeds are done in cold blood. the
proper time for such deed is between
eleven o'clock at night and one in the
morning; for it is in this interval that
the temperature of the human body falls
into a minimum. From some researches
lately communicated to the Royal Society,
it appears that healthy beings 30 regularly
through daily cycle of variable warmth.
The maximum heat is reached at nine
A. NJ. when. in persons under twenty
five. the temperature of the flesh stands
at ninety-nine degrees Fahrenheit, and
this is maintained till six =. NJ, when it
slowly and steadily falls till an hour
before midnight; the amount of decrease
by this time is something over two
degrees At about threes \. NJ. the
upward turn is taken, aud the heat in
creases until nine o'clock. 1t is curious
that this extent of change only occurs to
young bodies Old folks preserve a
nearly equal degree Of warmth all the
twenty-fou hours through. Other nota-
Bile facts are, that feeding has nothing to
do with the variations, and that hot and
cold baths do not appear to interfere with
the regularity of the sudden changes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27
VARIOUS ITEMS.

Grant favors the resumption of specie
payment by the government.
The estate of the late Amos Kendall IS
valued at 100000.
Alabama has ratified the Fifteenth
Amendment.
Hon. VIM. H. Seward has portion of
the National Palace assigned to him and
his party during their stay in the City OF
Mexico.
Terrible hurricanes have been expert
enced in the Mediterranean sea, resulting
in the loss of an English steamer
The Bishop of London delivered the
funeral discourse on the death of George
Peabody to an immense audience.
South America is still convulsed with
i" wars dire alarms"
Vessels are being specially constructed
for the navigation of the Suez canal.
The King of Belgium is to pay visit
to the Queen of England at Windsor
Castle soon
Tennessee only owes $50 900. 900, and
has $50, 900 to pay it with
The Avondale fund has reached sum
in excess of S2U0,0OO
Eight editors in Iowa were nominated
for the State Legislature.
In portions of Indiana corn is higher
than wheat.
The government property of Harper's
Ferry is to be sold on the Both instant
! Gen Butler sends two of his children
to be educated in Germany.
An Ohio paper says that " every core
of wood given to the poor will be Sc
much fuel saved from use in the mex
world"
A st. Louis paper gets off the follow
ing comparison . The black pot, eaugh
railing at the nigritudinous pecdliarit,
of the kettle
\ county in Missouri is to be favored
with colony of Swedes, who are tt
raise cotton and manufacture it on the
spot.
Paris dry goods dealers complain o
the dullest times in trade seen for man,
years. II
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

Mr.. McGregor, the famous traveller in
the Rob Roy canoe, has brought out
profusely illustrated work on his travels
in the far West.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

The Sioux Indians are again i" making
mischief" They are under the leader
ship OF a quarter breed named Richards.
man of some education, said to be dam
gerous.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

New discoveries of rich placer diggings
szfe reported in British Columbia, on a
tributary of Pearce river
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

Emigration to the West from New
England is on the increase.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

The money market in San Francisco
was much easier at latest dates than for
some weeks.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

A Florence dispatch says that at
meeting of the Cabinet on the 2lst, all
the ministers resigned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

THE RAILRoAD-The California and
Oregon Railroad is progressing rapidly
from Marysville northward, with 600
Cinnamon at work. The grade is now
completed from Marysville to the Feather
river, and the bridge across that stream
is nearly finished. Unless extraordinary
stormy weather interferes, it is expected
the road will be completed to Chico by
New Years From thence it can be built
to the mouth of Pitt River during the
balance of the winter, and next summer
proceed with the road to Shasta Valley
and Yreka, SO that it may be possible to
have the road to this place in about a
year, or two years at farthest. The great
question on striking Shasta Valley will
be its course to Siskiyou, in which all
our citizens are greatly interested. 1t IS
thought the road will pass directly
through Yreka, aud proceed through
Hawkinsvllle, crossing the Klamath at
Groats Ferry, and reaching the eastern
base of the Siskiyou mountain via Cot
touwood while others think it will run
across Shasta Valley towards Little Shas-
ia and Bogus, leaving Yreka ten or twelve
miles west of the road When the road
is in running operation to the mouth of
Pitt River, the travel north will naturally
follow up the Sacramento River and
through Shasta Valley to this place,
which will greatly increase and build up
our city, SO that its Importance will at
tract the railroad to it. The adoption OF
a route from Butteville to the Siskiyou
remains to be decided by survey, as it has
never been assertained which is the
cheapest and best route, whether through
Yreka or through Little Shasta, or it may
be possible that the most practicable
route is directly along side the stage
road and telegraph line Yreha Journal
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Some people don't believe in advertis-
ing, because they say . nobody reads the
papers" But let them get into a scrape
and you will find them flying around to
the newspaper Offices with the request,
please don't mention that little affair !;
it's mistake; [ don't want my name
published all over the country.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

Seven new railways are in process of
construction in Georgia. Several new
ones are planned in Alabama and Ten
nessee, and there is sign of activity and
prosperity in the South, even more than
there was exhibited before the war.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

The Statesman Is informed that the
Clackanras Railroad bridge is to be re-
built, and the gentleman in charge of
the work has undertaken to have it done
by December 10th This we hear by
good authority. Money and energy will
accomplish wonders, even In high water.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-27

OPERATION OF THE SINKING FUND.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
transmitted to General Spinner, Treas
urer of the United States, the following
letter of instructions, which illustrates
the working of the Sinking Fund, and
will therefore be of interest to the gene
raj reader:
WASHINGTON, Nov. /, 1869.
SIR: In answer to your letter of Oc-
tober Both, stating that you have ST.
277 so in gold of interest due this day,
on bonds purchased for the Sinking Fund,
and S576, $50 SO in gold interest due
this day on bonds specially purchased to
await the action of Congress, and asking
instructions as to the disposition of these
amounts, have the honor 70 say that
yo1 viii sell of said gold and with the
proceeds purchase bonds and add the
same to the respective funds from which
the gold was received; that is, the gold
received as interest on the Sinking Fund
Bonds to be expended for the purchase
OF bonds and added to that fund, and
that received from the bonds specially
purchased to be sold and expended 10
bonds to be added thereto.
Very respectfully,
GEo. .. boutwell,, Secretary.
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Walla Walla complains of scarcity of
oats,
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NEW TODAY.
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OOTTOE.

At b opening in Liverpool TO day
Cotton was quiet and unchanged. At
noon 1t was the same, and closed easier
but not quotsbly lower-Uplands I2}6
l2sd; Orleans l239l2sd. Sales 10, 900
bales.
HE New York market at the opening
was dull and nominal-Low Middling.
$50; Uplands sole; Mobile sole: Or
leans 3Oic Good Middlings 3lBc. A.
ll:45 1t was unchanged. At noon II was
dull and tending downwards-Low Mid
dlings 2l@243; Uplsnds SO08OIe, with
other grsdes in proportion. At2:05 pm.
II "ss nominslly unchanged, and at the
close was dull, lower and unsettled-Iow
Middlings 2sS29tc; Uplsnds 294G3O,.
Mobile SOSSOfc; Orleans SOj,; Good
Middlings Bic.
The New Orleans market al Il.20
was dull and prices uncbauved-Mid.
dllngs 2S9929s.
In this market there was q fair en-.
quiry at lower prices, aud SALES 70 the
amount Of about 1900 bales. MANY fac.
Tors did not uncover their tables. hoDinq
iot . reaction by the drst OF next week.
while Others seemed anxious 70 sell at
70 &c under yesterdays figures. Among
the sales were 1874 bales Good Ordinor1
~ z'tci l4 bales Shy Middllngs a,
sc 100 Good Style Middlings at 28}e !:
!OO DO. al 284e; $50 do. at PSI, and lsl
DAles GOOD Midilings al 294.. The mar
ket closed weak aud tending down
wards. We quote:
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City Scrip does not sppsar TO be In
any especial demand, nor IS there sny
offered st the counters Of our brokers'
who have sbout as much to their credit
IN the way Of ledger balances az thev
car well dispose of. TIE nominal buy.
ing rate for the latter ranges from Is "a
zoe; selling at 7Sc. Scrip proper is held
st 799S0c.
In City Bonds there are no transac.
ilns. There s.e very few on the mar.
ket. We quote ncmlnslly 59c.
County Warrants are firm at zee buy.
ing selling at 7S9SOo to tax payers.
Police Scrip is firm at 95G98o buying;
selling at 979eSc.
Gold is buying st l84I@1S5; selling at
1854.
Gold in New York opened to-day at
1857, and closed at 1851, carrying st "A
8 per cent. Sterling Exchange wss
heavy It the opening, and advanced al
noon, closing dull at 1921 for 90 day bills.
Money was fairly active on call at 697
per cent.
Governments opened strong under 8
good demand to cover previous contracts.
At the noon call they were strong with s
marked advance under s large short -
demand. Fisk & Hatch were also on
the market, buying largely of 67s. The
market closed firm with sn upward ten
dency
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COAL.
MOUNT CARBON COAL
No. 20 Madison Street,
W; O. POSTAL, AGENT.
NOllee TO Subscribers TO the EOnds
or the Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad OOmDany.

A a meeting OF the Board OF Directors n,
~ the Memphis and Little ROCK Rs1ros55
mously passed uA
RESOLVED, That all parties vino Aave here.
t9lOfe suoscrloed and sgrsed to purchase the
EIsb Mortsags Bonds OF the Company. and
hsEe 4Slleo IA Wnote or in part TO pay Tor me
SAME, oe noined snd required 10 pay the
Company vii not hold Itself lo1ear b,pno r.
deliver said Bonds and ali sums ard Install
meuts tnaI nave been paid by ssia su o. cribe rs
are hereby d -clared for cited 10 ms T,,rnen-
and Lbs Treasurer Is directed 10 close al ps,c3b
accounts 6fter the expiration OF said an dsys
notice. ". 3. WALDRAN
Secretary anu t. ssEn'rar
Memphis. I'd February. 1853. febi
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The Stock market at the opening wa
unsettled and prices irregular, and soor
became dull and bearish. At las pm
they were dull with little pressure t.
sell and prices sustained and closed viii
general tendency to lower rates:
Wells & Fargo Elk, -; American Elk.
at; Adams EE.; 674; q. S. Elk, =
Merchants Union Elk, I9; Quicksilver
224; Canton, 50; Pacific Mail, lI3s; West
ern Union Telegraph Co., 37i New YOri
Central, 1851; Erie, TO =; Hudson
1S8 Reading, e4s ; Chicago & Alton, 15s
preferred, 1854 Toledo, W. and F. W.,
66 preferred, ~ st. Paul, 65l preferred,
80! Fl. Wayne, ll73; Ohio & Missis-
sippi, $50; Michigan Central, 129 Mich
Igsn Southern, q; Illinois Central,
40; Cleveland & Pittsburg, 9IF; Cleve-
land & Toledo, los Rock Island, l3l ;
Chicago & Northwestern, s33 F; preferred,
sl3.
The Senate Finance Committee has
authorized the sale OF bonds and gold by
commission, both bonds and gold to be
sold at auction t. the highest bidder.
The Gazette Of B0urse, speaking Of the
proposed establishment OF an American
financial agency Ia London by Ssere-
tsry McCullOch at the expiration OF his
term Of office, halls the advent as 3 qua
Rutee against reputation and q promise
OF the further development Of the com
merce between Elrope and the United
States.
Law seldom hsrmonizss more fully
with jUstics than in the decision Of a
New York Superior Court jury, which
we find mentioned in the New Pork
Times, in q suit instituted against the
Broadway SsviDgs' Bank by one Of it
depOsitors. The bank held a sum Of
money deposited by the plaintiff, but
refused 10 psy it because of his inability
to produce his ~psss-book. That he had
En- some way lost, and the bank msna-
gers, relying upon q bylaw which makes
q production OF s p2ss-boOk essential
70 the receipt Of money, refused to reeog-
nlZe his cisim. His identity does not
appear to have been disputed. His title
70 the deposit was not denied, but be was
required TO produce that which he could
not find, or, failing in thst, to give the
bank what it called satisfactory indem-
nifty" The plaintiff offered the best in
demnity he could command, but il was
not satisfactory to the managers, and be
was therefore compelled to resort to legal
proceedings 70 obtain his OWL. The facts
Of the case did not admit OF dispute, snd
the Jury, under the direction Of the court,
ordered the bank TO pay the money, with
interest. The production Of the pass
book is desirable, il possible. But that
should be q minor point, compared with
b v~eri6cation Of the claim. To exact
Rs indispensable the production Of a book
which may be destroyed by fire, or car
ried of by thieves or Lost By accident, is |
TO take unfair advantage Of the weak
and 70 Tevesl an utter lack Of sympathy
with the circumstances by which the
main body Of depositors are surrounded. |
We are glad that the Law will not to!er-
ate so gross an abuse OF trust.
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NOTICE.,

District Of West Tennessee. In BsnkTuptey-ss
At Memphis, Tenn, sth day OF February, 1869
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his sp-
poIutment as assignee OF II. Il. Doris. indi-
Bro .Dsrris & Co. and d 1rris, White & 5olling,
OF Hardeman county, and state Of Tennessee.
within said District, who has been adiudged
a bankrup upon his own petition, by the
District Court Of said District.
o. WOODBRIDGE,
feblI IS IS Assignee.
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Who viii continue the business AZ our old
stand. We solicit a coaiinusnce o. the hnerA
patronage bestowed upOn the old nrm.
The unsettled bus ness Of me oo arm VIII
at the old stand. MOORES, SMITH 6 70.
Memphis. February Z. iSSs. les
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Monday, The 18th Day Of 4prlI. ADJ, 1ssa

Thst being TIE first day o. the April Term
said Court, and between tbs bours on said day
for judicial sales, at the Iontdoor o. the Co1rJ-
house, in q 9 town OF LAKE. Village. IN EGd
county and state, a. public a%ucltun, 10 ms
highest bidder, Tor cash The toloEt z de-
5cftosd lands, tp-Wfr: The uuulviCed one
half interest OF frsctiGuRl section 81 contain
ing 81 acres of al Of sections - lS snd IS,
containing 1870 acres Of east baif Of section =,
containing go Ecrts OF fractional west hCu OF
half OF fractional section =, or southeast nae
tional quarter OF section .. and east fractional
part Of section g. containing - 3I-l0 acres,
al in town snip l3 south, 81 range one west OF
the sin principal mer11ian o. rae lOual sec
ton 5, II east fractional part OF section s o.
northeast fractional part o. section Z. IN town.
ship IL south o. range one West, Containing 81
acres OF east half OF section Is, OF east nall %
section a. OF east half OF section g. in toEn-
ship 10 south. Of range two wet, containing
SO acres CT west hall o. east Dali OF tScltOn
a. OF west hair Of southeast quarter and north
east quarter OF section Is, ia tow u>bip "A south.
OF range two west. containing 40 acres OF
fractional section 4, OF northeast fractional
quarter OF section . and southeast part or
southwest fractional quarter Of section 3 In
township Il south, Of range one WesE, contain
Ing ll 50 100 acres, 10 satis.y the several
Rmouats OF money mentioned IN sad decree
found 10 be due % said Compliments, amount
ing in the aggregate 10 about nty thousand
dollars. An0 said decree Inrther dtTec that
notice of said safe be gwen by advertisements
In one Caiy newspaper published N Memphis.
In the STATE Of tennessee, and In one weekly
paper published in Little Rock IN tie fOIme-t
by fourteen successive daily pGblicat Onst sun
days excluded, and IN the latter BY Jour weekly
publications. the last or each publication % Dc
at least Thirty days Cefore the cay OF sale.
z. ". Commissioner
Lake Vulegs, Ark, January u. lss. ias1
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NOTICE..

District Of West Tennessee, In Bankruptcies.
At Memphis, Tenn, 10th day of February, 1863.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF Johu Kirk, ST.. OF
smelly county, and State Of Tennessee, within
said District, who has been adiudged q Bank
rupt upon his own petition, Oy the District
Court OF said District
o. WOODBRIDGE,
Nshll Is q AfsiRnRN.
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Valuable Cotton Plantation
For sale.

WE oEsF FOR sale one OF the most valuable
w Cotton Plantations In Bolivar county.
Mississippi, lytng three mil a from the river, on
Lake Cnr1stna6, and sOutheast nom the town
OF PrentiEs, and known as the POLK Place.
The tract contains zoo acres, SCOT which are
cleared. The place Is high and vel drained
end has On II, a ane steam Gin and SaWmiu,
which cost $1,000 also, three new Carver Gin
SJsnjs, Of eighty saws each.
The title 10 tne property IS perfect, and II
viii be ssld at a great bargain, and good time
given 70 make The payments.
faI4 T A EFTQnN E m
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NJ patrons and all who wish 70 have their
vi Pianos and OrgaBs 1uneo OF Repaired by
me IN . superior wOrkmauiiEe manner, viii
please leave their orders al Clssk's JewelTy
store. or al No. 80 Second street, and NOTat
Mr.. kRtreubach's music store, as 1 have no
connection whatever with that establishment.
H. q. HOLLENBERG,
fails Piano and Organ Maker.
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0OMMIssIoNER's SALE
COnanaiss6one1's Safe.

DT virtue OF q decree OF the Cireuft Court n
II Chlcot Comfy, Arkansas. on the Chzncsry
side tnereo. rendered al the October term. o.
tOber 2. AID. 1888, OF said sOurL IN Z cause
therein pending, wherein william n. PaRe wss
complainant, and Bette Bailey Plt kett, ZarE
Q. williams a. sole neir at Jaw. ana also As sd
mtulstrator Of the estate o. Marcus +. John
son. decegSsd- Wuli-m Bailey. CharIes GzIlz-
CHER, The Bank or Charlie ton. south Carolina.
md shsumoer- were cetendsl q the IN
Qsfslzneu Commissioned. apo atsc BY sid
Court In sid cause. Will proceed % Sci. on ne
second Monday Of tie nexE April tam or said
Court, bling The
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commissioners Sale OF Arkansas
Lands.

IN pursuance OF a decree OF the Circuit Court
4 or CnicOt cO1nty, In the STATE OF Arkansas,
on u CDancery siae thereof, rendered at The
october Term, AID, lSs. CT satd Court. IL q
GER ain cause thereiG pending. wherein BsuonI
Aaekltl IND George Il. Aa3Elin, Executors OF
Alexander " Mackiin- deceased, were CON-
p~lainants, and Allen Goodwin, Bs~AcministraUOr
Of william :. Ferguson, deceased, aud Charles
:. Ferguson, Eu0tss GOdwln and Alien God
win, IN rlgat OF his wife, heirs Of said william
;. ferguson deceased, were de sndsnts the
Undersigned, COMMISSIONS appointed b. said
OOurtin said cause, VIII sell, ca
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NORFOLK. va.


oldest lumber merchants IN The south
Yard established IN Memphis l47. bnA@-
ing Material Of al kinds. Dressed aEc rOugn
Flooring, Doors, Shingles. Csiuns, EndS
LAths. WesthsrcOardjng, Glazed Ss1- rene
inz. We don't Intend % be undcrold- Yard
and offcs loot WsShinzton street near nxsE,
pis dAwSm n + J. v, cOOAkA4s
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NOTICE.

District Of West Tennessee, In Bankruptcies
At Mem phis, Tenn, sh day Of February, 1859.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF W. 7. Thomas, OF
FsyeJte county, and state of TsnnSs-
see, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon
hts own petition, by the District Court OF said
District.
o. WOODBRIDGE,
HeblI IS IS Assignee.