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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
IN BANKRUPTCY.

(Sse suirb biermit bstaunf setnad,t, raR am
NSO. Nopember 1867 elm a8afrant IN Bankruptcy
gegen oas 8erm6gen psn 6. 8. Sorfpt5e su
Iafen uorben III, rpeber auf feline ei enc Setitipn
bin fir benterott ertdrt por6en M pnB afo bic Sab=
lung ShuloeH une ueberIteferung ponGigent5unl,
uel9es benz banterot SrfIdrt 9eb6rt, ibn ober 3u
fetnem gebran9 uabs bic neberirasune non irsenb
etnem Gtgsntbnm bnr9 ibp gefesl9 uerboten finb !;
oaB etne gerfammlung Don ben gl6ubisern bes ges
nannten fur ban terott GrtIdrten, ibre Sorberinz
gen 5 prifen unb einen oSer ebrere Aienees ieines
serm1gens ~ erwdhIen, am ~. DECEMBER 1867 nm
nbr 9ormtttags als Elm Court Of rfruptep in ber
Office beS Gegifters IN s5anfrtlptcp, gdibpiue
Tennefiee, SO. 821S. Gbur3. Strabe, por BERN
IeEaHber 9. 8rabIep, ERegifter, gebaIten rper<
ben fOu. g. q. 6lascOd,
nu26 2m Ser. ct. Rarf@au, gaefienser.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
IN BANKRUPTCY.

fSSS tpirD bfernit beeannt gemac1t. baR am
SSO. Ropember 1867 elm 9Earfant in Hantruptcp
gesen bas germSgen ppn,9. .. N o o q s,i Abams
Station, Robsrtfoa County I'M Staat EenneFee erlaen
porber t, pelder amf ieine eieene 9ettion bin fur
banterott ertIGrt porben M baB afo Sic 3a5hing ppn
S5ulben unb ueberIeferlng pom Gigentbnnl, peId3es
benz bancroft Grtidrten gebBrt an i'm ober sl ei<
mem 9ebrau9 unb bic nebertraguag non irgenb einem
gigentbum bur tbn seesIi9 uerbsten fin6; bab cine
8eriamm ung pon ben @lGpbigern bes genannten fiji
banteeott erf6rten, nr tbre sForbernnge ~ prifen
unb cine II pner mebrere Aifgnees feines 8ermSaens
3u errodhIen 8, sSarIudr 1868 UNI 10 ubr 8prmts
tags aIs elm Court Of Bankruptcy IN Der Office bes
8egiters in Bankruptcy in, Court 9aue in SPRING
ftelr, Eennefiee. Dor 3erru MIe1anber 8. 8ra 6s
ep, &egifter, gebaItea ruerben iDa. tf a.
9. q. GIasccd.
au2i I'm Ser. st. Rarf9au, geeffenser.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
@abl Sefanntma6altQ.

@Sraft etues GrIaifes Gefner @reeleus 8iniam
DS@. BrppHlowi @onuerneurs bes Staates, Eens
@ublorttn in 9duibfon Gpuntp, Eenn., ON A. Sanuar
1868 bic 8abI zines 9anaters in ber 13 @bancerp
gio,,1on nne eaes g9ters ano
Staate, nm be MrfprinsItIen Bacan3en, bureb ben
Mtt Der Gefesgebung pom 26. Ropenber 1s perurs
iadt, aus5ufluen, fopie bic pefssIib anseorbnee
Beri9terftattiIns bariiber anorhnet;
gBerSe i9, g. 6. 9atterion, Sberift uon 9apibfon
County, Staat Eennefiee, btefem 8efebLe sendb am
Sonnabene, 4. Sanuar 1868 cine 99abI an allen
BabIpIHfen in Sapihfon County, i'm eenannten
Staote erDffnen unb abbaiten, bem fir foIe9e Saae
erIaienen Geiesen geTdB.
@egeben in meiner Office in ber Stabt HafbptHe,
am IL. DECEMBER 1867.
@. g. a,atterfon,
Sa14 bb Sberiff 8. 6.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18

DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STATS ZFITTJNG
Rar THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND.
WEEKLY N CITY AND STATE. -4
re- The only Evening paper pub
Bhed in Nashville.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
9iItrift Court Der Ser. Staaten fiir
ben WitteIs Siitritt bon Senne1lee.
IN RANKRTTPTCY 81

ferotts, MitteIs Sitrift BON Tennefiee, S. ="
GTss wirn piermit betannt aemiad,t, baa am
SSS. Roueniber 1867 elm @arrnnt of Bantruptep
aus bent 9tftrit Court Der 8eretntsten Staaten fr
ben Mitte Diftritt Don Eenne5ee geg:n bas eemeinr
u. Sno. Q. Srp, gu 8aIatin i'm gpnfitn Don Gunner
Stnat Senneee rpele auf tbre esene Yefition bin
banterett erfidrt purben erIaen irbe 6aB alip bic
8e5abIung pom S6uIbeit unb bte 1eberIieierung Don
St9entbnmb pel6es ben banterott GrtI6rten geb5rt,
DIN tie ooer gu ibrem @etrande un6 bic Hsbertragung
pom trgenb etnem Gigenthnm burb ie geiestidb pers
boten finb; bab cine gerfammIuns pon ben @fdilbi=
germ ber genannteu banferptt GrtIar.en m ibre ors
oerungen ~ prfen ns einen ober mebreie &iiisnees
tbresgerHi6gens 3u erfu6ble, ,dsgourt ofBantrnptep
IN ber Office bes Restfers iu Bankruptcy, i'm Court
Saus sn gunatin, Genneiee, am 81. DECEMBER 1867
nm nbr Ra9mitta9s Dor 9errn MIerGnber g.
8raelep, NeGifter, 9ebaIten merben iea. ~
g. 81. @IaecuH,
Dst2am Scr. Staaten Warfbau, Meiieuser.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
IN BANKRUPTCY.

(Sss tpfrn bttrmit befannf 9emad,f, baR am
9egen bas germBsen Don s. g. Mttawap pom
Ron tgomerp Gountp i'm Staate Eenneifee erIaiien
Iuoroen i, IueIder auf 5ene ei9ene Petiton bin fir
S6uIben unb ueberlieferuns pon @igentbuu1, pelbes
benz banferott GrHarten seb6rt an ib oser sn einem
@ebrau9 unb bic rebertragung upn irgeno seinem
8erfammIuns pon ben @Ianbi8erh bes senannten
fir bdnterott GrtIdrten, um ibre Sorberungen gu
m6eens au erpabIen, am 80. 9esember 1867. INT 10
lbr 8ormtttaes aIs Elm Court of 8antruptcn in ber
Office hes 3e9tifers Of Bunfrptcp, Glarfspile, Een=
nefiee, por germ s. s ap SEd, Nesifter, se5aIten
Iperben foQ 6. u. OlaSe pc,
Q. ct. Rarf9au, MefIenser.
Snr5 8. 6. MRe @FulIen,
Sep. .. ct. @arf6aa, gaefienser. bs4 i'm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
Sclegrap6, Na6ridJten.
Sabel=Depefebet.
Ssnier Sufre9ung in 2onbon. s
Sfaebri6ten aus SSafbimatpu
...=.e. --. --- III. $50
W orb 8eridte aus
Sagtt.

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Die romii6e SSrage miro Der Qeuberlluo
oeS 9errn GOuber in feiner &ebe an Die
Sanlnern 5useidrieben, oaB Stalien ME
init @etnalt bon &om Beiib neGn,en
carfe. Sarauf bin erfIdrten Die @roB 8
ma9te cine Gonferens fur stuedlos.
2onoon, 16. Sec.
Die Mnfre9uug 1T our9 Die 8ranb>
1tlftungen in nebreren 9ro6en gSaarer .
bauer, tueld)e man 6en 6eniern su>
14retbt, nod erb0bt iporben. @ludlt<
der Beife iuuroe oas ausbred,enoe
Seuer l9neI seI0idbt.
Sin Wfann, iuel9em 6dulb aeaebcn
miro, oaB ct bas8uIper unter bemG lers
tentuell gefdnenib anaeffeft bat, III in
ct. Sll6ans berbaftet worben.
Saron Na3nus; 3eiher preuBiid,er
9eianoter in Merifo 1T bier aneetom<
men.
Sopenbag en-, Is. Sec.
Sie lnterbanOluneen 3iuiiden unirer
9tegierung unb 8reuBen 8etrefIs Der
Nbtretuna bon Rorb SdIesuia fino ere
neuert Doroen unb eS finoet elm Iebbafz
ter 9fotenpediel ftatt.
W ii den, 16. Sec.
Ser 9remiermtniiter SSiirit Soben<
lobe orlngt auf REORGANIZATION Der baie
ril9en Nrmee.
Bafbin9ton II. Sec.
Sen. 9oparO trifft feline gorbsreiz
tunsen fur SdIiebung Oes SSreeomens
im nabiten Sommer, falls Der
GongreB ni6t anoere 8eitinlmunpen
trefen iolte.
Gtner iutdtigen, auBeroroentliben |
SotIdaft oes @raiibenten an ben Com |
9reb, in tueIder Die 5anblun9sueiie bes |
Sen. SancoG in iebr f9meidelbafter
2Eeile berporgeboben miro, iiebt man
'ntgegen.
9erborra9enoe Demofratcn ipretben
19 fur Die @aubinatur oes Sen. Sans
;of ais 8rai iioent aus.
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'eiuobnt, brannte beute ab, SbiuobI |
,as8ebauoe nibt gan5Iid seritort ipuroe
'anoen bod Z 8erlonen ibren SOB bur9 /
unb 6 ipurben l9per berIebt,
lls iieIaus oenSenitern ipransen, UNI iid
u retten.
Sn Der Nlabama Contention tpurte
tine 8eroronung eingebradt, tuel6e ale
Beamtenitelen am 1. Sanuar fur bacant
'rfldrt, bis Sen. @ope bieieIben bon
Reuem beiebenwirb.
Durd elm 9rOBes Seuer in SSranflin,
StraBe au Boton iulroe fur 100000
.ertb @i9entbun serft6rt.
9lus Den Bermilon @olbmlnen am
Bate Superior eebeu bier slan5euoe
Seridte elm. 9lus etner Some Grs
unroen s 8funo reipes @oIo gefhmol%
zen. Die Slrbeiten iperoen auf oas
Sifriglte betrieben.
Ser Sampfer Se Soto, Bel St. .sboD
mas f9iuer bcldaoi9t pdbreno ocs
OrfanS, fam nit einem She'll Der
Mannidaft bes lmteree9augenen $40.
bier an.
San Somingo bat an Sabti Sries
:rflart. Oie unaufrieoenbeit in SaDtl
IL allgemein un6 es miro elmer neuen
febolntion eutsesenseieben.
Sas 8olf 1T beionoers baburb aufz
3ebradt poroen, CAP Yraioent Salnate
ben Sen. Nfontes i'm GefangniB auf cine
I6auoerere9enoe sSeiie bat erlnoroen
.aien. Semielben rpurbe bon oem9es
Tan9niBuarter erft @ift beisebradt unb
sIs oieies nidt fdneu 9enug tnirfte, nit
,iner Giienftauge Der S9abel seridmet<
ert uno aipar i'm 8eifein feines all
Retten 9eidmiebeten 8ruoers, Der bic
0orbtbat nit anieben mubte, obne bell
'en 81 fonuen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
OfTsiene Mn3eiaeil. ! /,
Difrtft Court ber @erstnisten 9taateit iar
IA. ben Nittels sDifrift BON Eeune6ee.. i
IN RANKRTTPTCY

CO. wirs bterrnit betannt sertdebt. Sas am
~. 9e5ember 1867 elm 9Barrart OF Bankruptcy
gsgsn eas germSsen BON garis 2epg non
gtnfhptAe i'm County pom Dapibfon i'm Staate
Eenneee erlafien mor6en tit, lueIder auf feline esene
8etiteu bin fur bancroft ertldrt uorben it, boB oIo
BITE Sahlans pom SG4Ihen aiifn 9eberIiefe iung pon
Gigenthunl, peIes BEN bnnterott GrtIdrten gebSrt,
TIN ober su feineat Gebraa Mnh bic llebertrgans
RON irgenS einem Gigentbun. burd ibn geiesli nerz
botel ftnb; eaB eine 8erjGmrRlIng pon ben 9l6ubi<
Sorberunsen su prifen nb einen obtr ntebrere 9fz
figness fstneS germ6gsns sn erwablen, am 6. Saz
nuar 1868 I'm; II n9r gormittags aIs Elm Court Of
Eaibpilet Senneiees Ro. e2H Ghur@ StraSe. nor
Serrr AleEan6er 8. 8rd6lep, &e9iner, gt-
bdlten rperoen fou. l!-y g. a. Oia8cC6,
bic 2m ll ger. 81. marf9aa, Nefienser.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-27
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
senate.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Senate Joint
resolution restraining tie issue Of Agricul-
tural College scrip to States lately in rebel
lion till they be represented in Congress.
Passed
Mr.. Howe reported from the Committee
on Claims, with amendments, House joint
resolution relative TO claims of certain
Northern creditors. Passed
Mr.. Sumner introduced a bill to enforce
several provisions Of the constitution sbol-
ishing slavery and guaranteeing republic
can form of government by securing the
elective franchise TO eolored citizens The
bill provides that every citizen shall have
the right to vote in every State or territory
at all elections for Federal, State or local
officers of every kind, regardless of race or
color, all State or territorial constitutions
20 the contrary Notwithstanding. Ordered
TO be printed.
Mr.. Trumbull reported House resolution
70. adjournment, with Rn amendment BY
way Of a substitute from the Judiciary
Committee, in lieu Of the joint resolution,
that the two houses adionrn on Thursday
next at II o'clock.
The House joint resolution for the neces-
sary surveys for ship canal around the
Ohio Falls was passed.
Mr. Butler accused Mr.. Bingham of
changing the lobereporter's manuscript OF
the personal debate last week between Mr.
Hill and Mr. Bingham, and proceeded to
show Mrs. Surratt's innocence, quoting a
remarkable instance in Booths diary to
confirm H.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-27

Great Britain has two great agitating
questions upon her hands-Reform in the
suffrage laws and Irish Fenianism. Ire
land and Canada are the sick men with
the latter trouble. John Bright in a late
speech in regard TO sthe latter, said mot
a little ofthe loyalty which is sail to pre-
vail in Canada has its price. Bright is
an arrant demagogue Of some parts He
is an English Radical, and is in favor Of
"Amerieanizing" the institutions of that
realm Like a good many so-called re-
formers, he mistakes innovation and
change, suddenly wrought and without
due calculation Of its consequences, for
reform and Improvement lie is, with
all his talents and energy and many good
points and purposes, incapable Of appre-
eiating that sanitary and permanent re-
form is ike confidence, plant of slow
growth. But why, If he is so enamored
of American institutions, he should sheer
at a loyalty that has its price, we cannot
see. The eloyalty" that "pufeth itself
up and is proud in this country, and all,
indeed, that is heard of by such jealous
men as he, is all paid for Ii has taken the
place Of slavery as peculiar institution.
The class Of men in America, from whom
Mr.. Bright and has disciples have learned
all that they know Of the practical work
ings of republicanism in this country, were
wont TO have a good deal to say of the arro'
gance Of that "sum Of all villainies =
domestic slavery, but they have nursed
into life a species Of vilIainy-'loyalty
that has its price" that far exceeds all
that was alleged against the Southern
people. Mr.. Bright is wise to object to
such loyalty, but he should take heed
that he does not breed a revelation that
will make it prevalent in other portions
of Victoria's domains than Canada.
If he will cool his reform fever for few
months, aud spend a short time on this side
of the Atlantic, in dispassionate examina-
ton Of the thing called loyalty, that sort
that does not live without a price-such
as we have among Tennessee Radicals
for instance, he, perhaps, would return
content to let British institutions remain
as they are rather than run the risk Of
transplanting such an institution to Eng
land
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
MEXICO.
RnmOrs and C0ntradieff0ns-An
BatIIe-miramOn has Roth Legs Shot

RumOrs and C0ntradieffoHs-Ano
BaitIe-sIiramOn has Roth Legs Shot
on. ~
SAN Francisco, March 2j.-Laier adj
vices from most portions OF Central Mexico
Morelia was occupied by the Liberals Feb
ruary 10Th.
The entire State Of Michahgan is free Of
Imperialist troops.
On February 18th, Generals Regueles
and Corona left Moraiia for Queretaro with
5000 men. At last advices they had ar
rived at Calaya from Queretaro.
The entire Liberal force in the vicinity of
Queretaro have been placed under COM
mand Of Corona.
Gen. Alvarez, ST., is rumored here as a
traitor.
Gen. Mendez's forces were routed in =
battle by Gen. Escobedo's command. Men
DEE was among the killed.
Miramon attempted 20 effect junction
with Mendez's forces before the battle, but
was routed and lost both legs in the en-
gagement from a cannon ball.
General Porlirior Diaz was threatening
the city Of Puebla with 6000 men. His
command, from the tenor of letters re-
ceived from we'll informed parties, was con-
iident.
No further engagements Of consequence
between the eontending forces here is ex-
pected. 1t is believed that MaKinilian is
concentrating the most of his force in a
body, with a view Of making terms with
the Liberal government prior toevacnating
the country.
No battle between any portion Of the
forces nnder the direct command of Maxi
milan had taken place At last dates it
was believed none would occur.
A letter from Colima March 10th, says
from Topic here the small garrison Of AGA
pulco landed at San Bias, Gen. SOzada
sending home the poor victims of mis-
placed confidence.
Here everything is quiet; trade i'm
proving and Mexican dollars scarce, no
conducta having arrived from the inferior
The latest news from the City of Mexico
makes us believe the Emperor has about
PLAYED out, and is making his last effort &C.
tually to end the war in prOprid persona.
He holds Queretaro with 10000 men,
against the combined forces Of Escobedo
and other chiefs, who outnumber him con-
siderably The report is current that a
battle took place few days ago, and that
about thousand Imperialists were laid
hors da combat.
GALVESTON, March 25.-Rio Grande
dates to the 22d are received. There is nc
change in the position of the troops al
Qneretaro. Imperial supplies are scarce,
all the provisions having been seized for
the use of the army. The Imperialists are
deserving by companies. Both parties are
levying heavy taxes on the Inhabitants
The Liberalists seized a conducta with
100000 pieces of silver. Pillaging is going
on in all parts ofthe country.
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The Peabody Educational Fund Trus.
tees. etc.


New York, March 25.-The Peabody
Educational Fund Trustees have finished
their session. The whole subject of the
trust was discussed by the committee on in
vestigation and inquiry. A report was
made by Bishop McIlvaine that, for the
present, the promotion Of a primary or
common school of education by the now ex-
isting or other agencies be the leading OBJ
iect. To aid this design, normal school
of education 90 prepare teachers will be
favored, aud scholarships endowed as in the
now existing Southern halls of learning
Education in aid of the application of
science to industrial pursuits will be an
other of the purposes of the trustees.
A general agent, under the direction Of
the executive committee, is TO do much of
the business. Rev. DIR. Sears, of Brown
University, elected chairman, is 20 appoint
an executive COMMITTEES of five to carry
out, with general agents, the views of the
board. The next annual meeting takes
place in New York on the Sd of June, and
the chairman is Authorized to call meetings
at the will of the executive committee.
The board agreed to meet IN Richmond on
the third Tuesday in January. The exc
cutive committee comprises McIlyaine,
Aiken, Evarts, Graham, Eaton, and chair
man ex-officio. A committee was APP
pointed to obtain an act of incorporation
from the New York Legislature. Samuel
Wettmore was appointed treasurer, subject
TO the concurrence Of the finance commit
tee Of disbursements. The finance COM
mittee consists Of Messrs. Fish, McAllister,
Clifford, Riggs and Wettmore
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-27
Republican Caucus.

WASHINGTON, March pa caucus of
Republican Senators aud Representatives
was held tonight, with Gen. Banks as
chairman, and Representatives Ferry and
Hays as secretaries.
Senator Drake introduced the subject oil
the adjournment of Congress, bet was re.
minded by Senator Wilson that the caucus
was called with the distinct understand
ing that this question was not to be con
sidered.
Senator Drake expressed himselfsatisfed
with the explanation. He thought the sole
object of the meeting was to take action
concerning future political movements
North and South.
Messrs. Schenck, Donnelly, Pile, Kelly,
Wilson, of Massachusetts, and others,
spoke of the necessity Of completing Con
gressional organization. The debate was
free from excitement. After appointing a
Congressional committee, consisting Of one
member from each State, the caucus sd-
jcurned.
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nooks far lne souih. ele.

New YoRK, March 26-D, Appleton &
Co, have given one hundred thousand
books to the Peabody trustees for use Of
the South.
The Tribune's Crete letter Of the 29ih
uIt. says they have been successful in two
important battles The whole island is
again in arms, and the people are more de
lermined than ever, % be satisfied with
nothing short of annexation with GFeece.
The quarantine commissioners are
making extensive preparations in view Of
the anticipated visit Of she epidemic
cholera from Europe she coming SIMMER
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-27

The undeFsiEnsi would respectfully inform
their friends and toe citizens Of Nashville that
they viii re Opan their Billiard kstablishment
in the COl0nnade Building next MONDAY
NIGHT. March IS, 1851. and hereby announce
that from that time until March 30 two Weeks.)
the net profit derived from the business will be
given TO the orphans Of the city Of Nashville,
and to the destitute families Of the city Of Chat
tAaooga-the Hon. W. Matt. Brown taking
charge said business for that time and pur-
pose. We Woald also respectfully inform the
public that We have thoroughly re-dtted aud
renovated our Hall with new Tables, ate,
mar15 wv CAUVIN 4 BEKTHEOL.
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Innnnne.e ro.,aInls.leners.


SAN FRAEoIsco, March 20. ~ The
Japanese Commissioners accompanied
by Generals Halleck and Mcdowell, and
siaffs. and G. Brooks, Jappsnese eommer-
eial agent. yesterday visited the iortiSca-
tions and to-day they visit The navy yard.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-27

An inquiry made in 1859 showed thsi
The cost Of maintaining GrosDwich pen
sloner for ! year was E5s G.. i'd, while AZ
the Paris lnvaliaes each inmate cost only
ESl i6e. "a Regoraa was called Coz hv the
hegllsh goseIHmeht and Il has succeeded
10 "a Sondesiai extent. slsoagh uoi quite -
sApedsa. The oosi per head 4 nov eiI4.
o. nes.Fiy double what ], vas before The re-.
form befsn.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-27

A ooNFASY, With a capital Of 81 600 900.
propose TO ereei q builsiing ia New York,
@ be lifted up with Tar kish baths, Eestan-
rant, billiard rooms, etc, ON a maeni6cent
scale Turks are To be hpported from
smyrnato ran the machine
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WEDNESDAY,. MARCH ~. 1867.
largest Circulation in City and Stat
CAIL FOR 4 CONSERVATIVE STATE
CONVENTION

NASHVILLE. MARCH II. l864.-Ihe undersigned.
Conservative members Of the General Assembly
Ct the State Of Tennessee, deeply impressed with
the dangers which impeFil cur beloved country.
fruu the reckless disregard, upon the part Of the
Itaiorites 10 Congress and the Legislature Of cur
va State Of the sage counsels 81 the founders Of
ear government. and toe fundamental principles
tf Cur constitution. respectfully propose, that
there be held in the city of Nashville. on the 10th
saAFRIL next Convention Of the true Conserve
live Union people af the State Of an who wish,
in the language Of the Father Of bis country,
that our Union and brotherly affection may be
l.efpetuated: that our free constitution may be
Flcredly maintained that Us adminlstratlon "a
every department may be stamped with wisdom
aud virtue that the happiness of the people of
The States. under the auspices Of liberty may be
ilade complete by The careful preservation and
lFn lieut. use Of this blewiug-in short. Conyen-
iior 81 al who oppose the tendencies and ruin
ssus policy and practices % the dominant party.
for the purpose Of taking counsel for the com
mon good Of sll the people ~ the state. and TO
select standard bearer, In she approaching can
Nuss for Governor, Whe shall be true loyal
Union man. a firm and determined defender Of
the constitution and laws Of the land. and around
whom may rally al the people Of the State who
desire the full and complete restoration Of peace,
prosperity and happineg in our beloved State.
J. ID. JOHNSON. JoHN :. BRIEN,
j. y. THOMPSON, Jas. JnHEs,
". J. MCFAHLAND, NM. W. CoLEMAN.
HKRvFY BRoWN, } h. MoaRE.
L. NJ THAHPE. Dan ABLE,
81 l. WARREN, PETER PEARSON,
j 7. STREET l.. NJ. JARVIS,
IA LouaHMLLER, f.. SIArRLFY.
HESRY HIGGs, WA. Wright,
JoHN SHUTS q. ". OVERSTEFFT,
X. J.. Y. SCHNITroU. joins LELLYETI,
r. n. LAaATTH JAMES PARKs,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-27

The Richmond Tines Of the 18th inst.
learns that General Schofsld has ordered
the officers Of the negro battalion OF
that city 10 disbsnd their organizations.
These officers were summoned before him
on Friday last, and to his question Of the
object of their organization, they replied
that u was TO serve in the militia. The
HsReral told them that the recent order
forbade all such organizations, aud they
must dishand. He also refused their re-
qoes' that they might remain organized
nn'ii afier the Srd Of April, they stating
that uniforms and equipments had been
purchased and every preparation made for
a grand psradeou thai dav.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-27

In retiring from business, It affords Us great
pleasure TO recommend MessTE Afnistead 4
Woods TO all our customers and the public gen
orally and hope they viii continue their pa
tronage, 80 literally extended TO the old fFm
FOSTER BROTHERS.
Nashville, February, 1861. marl5 II
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-27
billiards Benefit for the
Suffering.

NASHVILLE, MARCH 8. 1s67.-W. MATT.
II Brown, Esq, Mayor Of Nashyille.--DeaT
Sir: Enclosed please find special notice we wish
to insert in the city papers. but not without
your approval. which we hope will be freely
given on account OF its benevolent purpose.
We would therefore respectfully request you to
appoint Receiver for that length Of time 20 be
placed in the Billiard Room. Respectfully yours.
CAUIiN x BERTHE0L.
On the acceptaRee Of which we publish tin