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Levees I'm Danger.

New ORLEANS, April 6.-The leyeee
above continue unfavOrable, The Mayor
of Baton Rouge telegraphs that Halls
levee is in imminent danger.
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CAIRo, Ill, April 6.-The removal Of
dead soldiers in this vicinity, 10 the gov
eminent cemetery at Mound City, has
commenced and is rapidly progressing.
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON March 20 1887

| TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
\ OFFICE or CQMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, March 80, 1867.
| WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY RVI
w denee presented to the UNDERLINED 4
has been made TO appear that the F0URTH
! NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE. in ca,
city Of Nashville. in the county of Davidson
and State Of Tennessee. has been duly organ
lzed under and according TO the requirements ot
the act OF Congress entitled An Act to provide
O. national Currency secured BY a pledge OF
United States Bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June Sd. 1854 and has complied with all the pro-
visions Of SAID act, required to be complied with
before commencing the business of banking
under said aet-the Comptroller Of the Currency
being absent
Now, therefore. 1, John J. Knox, Deputy
Comptroller of the Currency do hereby certify
that the Fourth National Bank Of Nashville. in
the city Of Nashville in the county of Davidson.
and state of Tennessee, is authorized 10 com
menee the business Of banking under the act
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seq 81 once this thirtieth day Of March, 1867.
lSlgnedl JOHN }. KNOX,
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency.
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
OF NASHVILLE, Tennessee, having been
Organized according 70 law. is now authorized
TO DO business as a bank.
This is to inform the public that the Bank
Viii Viii commence business IN its new Banking
House On COILEGE STREET, No. 40, on the
first day of May, 1857, at which time the ire
proof vault and safes, Of the very best ouality
VIII be completed and ready for use
DIRECTORS.
DANIEL HILLMAN. BYRD DOUGLAS.
r. II. GARDNER, EVANS
b. D khEA, A. HAMILTON,
o. f. NOEL. SAMUEL WATKINS
JAMES WHITWORTH.
JAMES WHITwORTH, President.
JOHN PORTERFIELD, Cashier.
APPS Cot
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LEWISTON, April 6.--The male cotton
spinners in all four of the mills have been
on strike for the eight hour system since
Monday. Mills all running as usual, and
will probably continue with new help.
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Insure Your Homes.

THE TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE
/ INSURANCE COMPANY is n safe and
reliable HOME OFFICE Risks on country
dwellings solicited. Losses promptly paid.
A. W. BUTLER,
apr6 3m-sp. Secretary.
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A YOUNG lady named Bennett, aged elk
teen, has been refused admission to the
Methodist College in Pittsburg, on her sec
ond term, it having been discovered that
she has African blood 10 her veins.
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COUTH NASHVILLE STREET RAIL.
- R0AD.-Until further notice, passengers
can Obtain tickets at the following places Coal
Singleton, at Postofhcs building; M. c.. Cotton 3
Drug Store, Cherry street; COmpany's Office,
south Collegelstreet: The rates are as follows :
Two Tickets for Fifteen Cents.
Seven Tickets for Fifty Cents
Fourteen Tickets for One Dollar
When passengers pay in the cars, the fare will
De ten cents, and they are expected to make
their own change. Conductors will have fffv
cent and one dollar packages of tickets for sale
on the cars.
DAVID HUGHES, President.
J. S. ROBINSON, Secretary.
apr6 3m B., PAT
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SUNDAY. APRIL :. 1897.
Largest CIreulallOn In CIty md SAG
CALI FOR A CONSERVATIVE sTATE
CONVENTION.

NASHVILLE, Marco u. lS67.-The undersigned.
Conservative members Of the General Assembly
81 the State Of Tennessee. deeply impressed with
the dangers which inperil our beloved ~.
from the reckless disregard. upon the part Of the
naaiOrities in Congress and the Leg stature Of
owe State. OF the sage c0unges uf the founder Of
Qua government and the fuDdam entail principles
al our constitution, respectfully propose. that
there be held IN The city OF hvile on the i6ta
oiAPRIL next. Convention of the true ConseTva-
tive Union people Of ihe state Of all who wish.
in the language Of the Father Of bis country,
that our Union and brotherly affection may be
perpetuated that our free constitution may be
s3credly maintained that IS Administration In
every department may be siamped with wisdom
and virtue that The happiness CT the people Of
the States. under thu auspices Of liberty may be
made cOmplete By the careful preservation and
prudent use Of this blessng-in short, a COnven-
ton OF all who oppose the tendencies and ruin
Gus policy and practices Of the dominant party.
for the purpose Of taking counsel for the com
mon good Of at the people of the State. and 10
select a standard bearer in the approaching cam
yass for Governor. who shall be q true loyal
Union man. 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 aud complete restoration Of peace
H. - IL
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DRY GOODS
WANTEha.

y 000 POUNDS OF TOBOcoO-yp-
$500 viii pay the best market price for
l9oacco. n good prizing erler. at No. 10 South
aeczf-u LESTER 4 co.
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News letters from the various counties Of she
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NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER THE 18TH INST, CON-
" ductors on the South Nashville Street Rail
road cars are authorized to take up all free
passes, and no more will be issued until further
orders. DAVID HUGHES. Pres't.
JOE. 5. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
anrR lot
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10 IS
rTn pI.NTERs ANn EARMERS.-THE

sos- To PLANTERS AND PARTNERSHIPS
LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY establish.
ed since ls4o) having the exclusive control OF all
the night soil of New York city, offer for SALE e.
ct,sirely for cash. new article OF DOUBLE hE-
FINED POUDRETTE, warranted free from impu-
rity and rubbish, which they will sell Tor twenty
Ave dollars per ton delivered on board .of vessel
In New York city. This article, which Is pulver-
ized az fine as four has no equal for corn, cotton,
and tobacco and is equal to No. Peruvian guano
in the proportion Of two pounds for one OF guano,
and better than the best brands OF Super-Phos-
nbates. pouuAfor pound. This Ia just the thing Tor
those who will pay cash for good article at q low
nr;ce We have coarser article at twenty dollars
ner ton. Samples sent by mail tfree) on receipt OF
three cent stamp. Send for pamphlet, and be con-
WINGED. Address the Lodi Manufacturing COM
pany. Sd Courtlandt street, New York.
RocKr MoUST, EDagcoaBB COUNTY, n c.
November H. 1856.
Mr.. James r. Deg:
sir,-In reply to your inquiry OF the results OF our
experience in the use OF your improved Poudrette,
purchased OF you for this years cotton crop we
would beg leave 10 say that the present season mas
been one quite unfayorable to the action OF all
fertilizers. Several kinds oJ Tldnurts Vere uSsd
by US, Nth the erception " pour Poudrette, min
little or no effect to tie crop. Where he PoudrtHe
1as appEisd Il gaze US near halfd bale or more
per acre. and caused the cotton to open much
earlier: and we would therefore recommend the
same as a concentrated manure for the growth OF
cotton, as well an improvement to the soil.
Yours very respectfully,
Ia 4-6wk HENRY p. STULTs 4 BROTHER.
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kindred slavic provinces Of Turkey--and If
/, NJ true that the Gear has publicly shown
himself at demonstration in favor Of the
Cre,ans. then the Sublime Porte has truly
need of his 100, 900 men.
But he, too, will have his allies: for the
Eastern Question interests all Europe, ana
involves general war. In England they
have not been saying much about TINS Dan
ger; they will not admit even 10 'n.
selves. so long as they can help 1t, tha' Tue
fearful spectre Of Eastern war 70 'ea,iy
rising Ye, we are further told-stiil by
the same mail-that the Globe, very we'll
informed journal, says that the Eastern
Question has become so pressing as to de-
,oand the Immediate attention of the Euro
mean Powers, and 1t suggests general
conference. This is in order to make sure,
at least, of the cooperation Of France in
the approaching struggle, which, be it re-
membered, is to the English not SO much a
struggle for Constantinople as for CAL
cutta. Their whole Eastern Empire IS
staked upon it. The conference may be
held; but it will present difficulties {:
for France has no interest in preserv-
ing the Eastern Empire to England, nor
in guaranteeing to her a secure route to
that country; rather, indeed, contrary
interest and if France did take part with
England in the Crimean affair, that policy
of the Emperor produced so much discon-
tent that he may find it hard to repeat it.
1t is quite possible that he may decline an
active alliance this time, at least for the
present ;. besides, the French have their
grand Exposition to attend to, and cannot
be expected to go crusading to the East
for England's profit. If this be indeed the
course taken by France, then Russian
bayonets will soon be glittering in the
passes of the Himma!aya.
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CovINGToN AND OHIO RA1LRoAD.-The
meeting of the joint commission of Nir-
GINA and West Virginia on the subject OF
the Covington and Ohio railroad, held in
Baltimore on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of last week, was, we learn, altogether
harmonious. A report will be promptly
made to the Legislature relative to its
conclusions. In the event Messrs. PELt &
Co. do not complete the pending contract,
we understand the commission have de-
termined to recommend very extensive
plan for the construction of the work.
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Greeks and Turks.

The Eastern Question is at last almost
ripe for solution. Every mail from Europe
brings some startling symptom of the
struggle approaching; but the last mail is
all alive and bristling with warlike news.
The Sultan of Turkey has called out $780,
600 men to quell-not this time the Can
dian movement, but "the Greek insur-
rections in the Mediterranean" This
means that the whole body Of the Christian
subjects Of the Porte, from the Danube to
the sthmus Of Suez, is either in actual in
surrection, or on the eve Of it. And it is
well known that the Eastern Question
is at bottom nothing else than the question
of the existence of the Turkish Empire.
Next, we learn by the same mail that a
general insurrection is about to break out
in Bosnia, one of the Turkish provinces Of
the Northwest, and lying close by the rest
less and warlike country Of Herzegovina.
Also, sudden ministerial change has oc-
CURED at Constantinople, and the Sultan
has recalled his ambassador from Athens.
This means that the long threatened break
ing off Of diplomatic relations between Tur-
key and Greece has at last taken place.
Further, we are told that Notwithstanding
the Turkish blockade, requirements are
pouring into Crete, in the shape both Of
troops and arms, coming in Greek ships.
And, in truth, it was not in human nature
- 80 thn lie of ha cd l.
terranean," whether in the kingdom of
Greece or in the Turkish provinces, could
stand calmly by and see the handful OF
heroic Cretans supporting alone against all
the Turkish power cause which is CON-
mon to them all. But this same omnous
mail, freighted as it is with threatenings of
Eastern war, brings no more formidable
piece Of intelligence than the little sem
tence which follows: "St. Petersburg, ia
"nuary l3.-The Gear and the Imperial
"Court were present at ball recently
"given in aid Of the suffering Cretans."
The whole situation is herein revealed. 1t
was always known that the Greeks of the
little kingdom could not have dared
to brave their powerful neighbor of
Turkey without being promised support
from some quarter; especially as the
western nations Of Europe were more hos
tile than friendly. Indeed, the Greeks
have long since adopted the advice, g Trust
not for freedom to the Franks; and well
know that the kings and queens "who buy
and sell" have always bought and sold
tte,a. Russia is their ancient and natural
ally; and the ancient and necessary enemy
OF Turkish power. Russia, also, has always
the power 70 incite Instructions In the
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nH To THE MILLIONS THAT HAVE
idle money In these flush times, the
RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND INSURANCE
COMPANY
would say that they still
RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT, AND PAY
INTEREST THEREON.
ALSO,
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE EFFECTED ON THE
MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
LIVES INSURED ON TIME.
Office corner Twelfth and Main streets.
J. B. DAVIS, President.
IF. c. PcTTs, Secretary. jay
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SPECIAL NOTICES
~ TO THOSE SUFFERING WITH
LEVY ON THE BEAM"

We beg OF them to have patience. The weather.
will clear of one OF these days so as to enable
them to come out and procure the necessary RENE
dies for the cure Of tho above complaint We are
keeping mp full assortment so az to supply their
wants and during the close Of navigation are get
ting supplies by express. We have on hand iuii
width BIeached and Unbieached sheeting at Soc !;
pillow case Cotton, full forty-two inches wide at
aOc. Bleached Cottons at I2a, lea. 20. and 2Sc. ;
heavy yard. wide Unbleached sheeting at zoe {;
real French Merino at 81, worth $3.50; handsome
sty,ped and Plain Mohairs at Soc, worth soc. !;
Children's Balmoral Skirts at 81, worth $3.50 pure
Linen Handkerchiefs at 81 so per Dozen worth u !;
Itn.n Collars for ladies at 7sc. per dozen also,
Embroidered Collars at 81 per dozen, "
Red Tick at 2oc Shifting Stripes ut 2oc White
Flannel at IS, 80 and 3sc: White Flannel all WOOL
full ward wide at COO, very superior article NJ
,5e. can't be beat at Sl in this city Canton fIan'
nal a, Is. 20. and 2sc Domestic Ginghams q. CSC
H.m.,itched Handkerchiefs at 50 and &c., worth
7sc and 81: Breakfast shawls, Hoods, sontsSs,
and Nubias at and below cost.
All kinds of FANCY DRESS GOODS without re-
gard to cost. Great inducements in Black Cloth
saeoues, Basques, and Circulars, Piano Table Co.
vers, Table Cloths, Napkins, Doylies, Towels,
Towel.ng, Dress Trimmings, Medallion Buttons,
Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons, Black and
White Lace Wells. 4 full assortment OF Under
Garments for men, women, and children; Hosiery
Of every description; great variety OF shawls,
Blankets, Cloths Cassimeres, Sattinets, Lace Col
lars, Infants Robes, Frock Waists, Embroidered
Sets OF Collars and Cuffs, and Collars and Sleeves,
and many other articles to be sold at low prices.
Orders from the country promptly attended to-
LEVY BROTHERS,
jal5 10 MAIN street,
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py sEAsoNABLE sUGGEsTIONs.-w Winter

bE SEASONABLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In this climate Is a trying season. It's unsteady
temperature greatly aggravates dyspepsia, and
acts very unfavorably upon that sensitive organ,
the liver. The alienation OF frosts and thaw
keeps the pores of the body continually opening
and contracting and the result is condition OF the
systeu favorable to the action Of the atmospheric
virus which produces intermittent fevers. Hence
a protective medicine like HOST ETTER'S STO.
MACH BITTERS is especially needed in the win
ter months. The effect of this great coNsTITu
rroSAL IyvIGoRAYT in rendering even the fee
blest frame imperyious to all malarious influences
is grand fact demonstrated by the uniform expe-
rience Of a quarter of q century. As stomachic,
an anti. bilious medicine, and preventive and
cure Of fever and agus, Il is tho oSB THING NEED
Full, which none who value the preservation Of
health can afford to do without
THE SICK, WHEN AT DEATHS DOOR,
regret that they did not take the right dntdote at
the ri1h time. Thousands who are now suffering
from the early winges OF liver complaint and dys-
pepsia will be PROSTATE on sick beds a month
hence II they do not arrest the mischief at once
Nothing is more easy. course Of the purest and
best vegetable tonic and Alternative known in mo-
dern pharmacy-HOSTETTER STOMACH BIT
TERS-will restore the digestive organs to their
full vigor, and bring the dtsordered liver into
condition OF perfect health, as certainly IS sun
shine dissipates the morning vapors. Fever and
arue too is at once broken up by this powerful
,ntIdote TO all miasmatic diseases Strengthen the
svs,au with the BITTERS, and you may defy all
tho complaints which prevail at this Indictment
SEASON jas-eod2w
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DIED,

DIED,
On Monday. the 18th instant JAMES, infant
child of John and Johannah Moran, aged three
months and four days.
The funeral will take place at half-past o'clock
TODAY from the corner Of Tenth and Canal
streets.
On Sunday, 18th January. at French Hay, Han
over county, CHESTER. infant CON OF DR.. I. J.
and Jane Woodbridge.
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We return thanks to the Lynchburg
Virginian for copy Of the last report of
the President and Directors of the Virgil
MIA and Tennessee Railroad Company to
the stockholders.
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By Harrison. 0oddin , Appsrson, Auctioneen.
Danksrs, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE STORE ION LEASE.
RSsIP PaaTT as hos EsF stDs n
sidHTa STREET. NORTH onLEIeH STREET,
tom. on the promises. ON TUESDAY the 18th Janu-
q shck soks s nys i In Il.
49, Dy ~ Mr. samuel g. Carter at the annual rent
of M 500 II is subj TO annual ground rent OF
about saso, with condition that at the end OF tne
After which, say a. half past o'cloek NJ, will
be sold beautiful Lot n the plan OF MILES, u gar =,
IIasth .trsst running back 40 feet to an alley.
fssMs: one third cash; balance NJ Tour ana
eight months for negotiable notes, interest ADDED,
secured by a rustdeed. The taxes ior 'nis yeai W
% pSia Z A Ar GoDDIy 1 APPERsoN,
tx Auctoneers.
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BY James NJ. Taylor i Son, AuctioneeTs,
0fice opposite Spotswood Hotel.
COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE, IN THE CITY or RICHMOND
tings for tho city Of Richmond on the 2sth Deem.
Der, 1895, In the suit Of Green and wife against
Burke. 10, sbalf. on FRIDAY, the 18th Of Jana
sell At public auction 10 the highest bidder the
SEAL ESTATE In the bill and proceedings men.
on the east eide OF Brook avenue fronting % feet
on Brook avenue and running back on he north
side l92 feet and on the south eide lsS feet.
Terms: One-third cash one. third on credit II
six months, and one-third on a credit OF twelve
months, negotiable notes, with int rest added for
will be WITHHELD till the whole purchase money be
paid and = Conveyance be directed BY the court.
THOMAS EVANS, Special Commissioner.
Sale to be conducted by JANEs NJ. TAYLOR soy,
Auetioneers. jss
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BYE. w. Powell, Auctionser.

SALE OF STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, &c, At AUCTION by virtue
OF deed OF trust from J. II. Connell 10 me, duly
recorded in the Hu.tiugs Court Of the city q kta
mond, / shall proceed TO sell on WEDN EsDA
10th Instant at 10 O'Clock, st the store Of the said
J. H. Connell, on Broad between second and
Third streets, his entire stock oi STAPLE and
FANCY DRY GOODS, embracing every article
nsu,Ily fonnd In frst class retail dry goods store
The attention of the trade and public generally
req uested.
and over thirty days credit for approved endorsed
negotiable paper. - c,,,,r
sals conducted by z W POWELL. S2
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COTTON YARN.-Twenty.five bales
~ C ton YARN. OF superior quality. sssort
jsis-a J. sTEgaBoCK 1 CO.
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BY Paine 4 90. Aue,ionsers.

ARGE AND SPECIAL SALE OF
lIFRESH DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
&c, By CATALoGuE.-on WEDNEsDA ne
10th instant, commanding ~ 10 O'CLOCK, We VII
sell at our auction rooms, by catalogue, large
and choice assortment OF
FRESH DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS and CAPS, &c,
comprising great variety Of new and desirable
goods, now receiving, and suited to the city r.:
iai9 PAINE & co, Auctionesu
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T osT, A SNUFF CoLoRED s
WANTS.

WANTED, TO SELL A FINE FAM
wv ILY HORSE. The owner havirg 49,
removed to town, has no further use for ~
him. II not sold, viii be LOANED OuT-lZ1-
TO a responsible party for his board Apply ate;
BDWLS'S stable, on Third between Franklin and
j
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A bill for the relief Of the Southern Life

N Uill IOI tuO ICliCl Va VIZ 0SAsASA> s~s@>
Insurance Company;
A bill relative to costs In civil cases
came up for consideration. 1t limited
the cost Of orders Of publication to
five dollars each. Mr.. WADDELL moved
to strike out the limitation, so that the
charge be left to be regulated by the terms
of each newspaper. The motion was sus-
tanned by Messrs. WADDELL and KELLEY,
and opposed by Messrs. TURNER and WooD-
son, and rejected.
BILLS
were introduced and referred:
BY Mr.. LEwIs.-A bill to incorporate
the Accotink Creek Navigation Company.
By Mr.. BALDwIN.-To incorporate the
Consolidated Gold Mining and Manufac-
turing Company.
By Mr.. GIBBoSEY.-A bill allowing fur
Their time to the sheriffs to pay in the re-
venue.
By Mr.. WHITE.-A bill to incorporate
the Henrico Industrial Association.
RESOLUTIONS
were introduced and referred
By Mr.. WADDELL.-Into the expectancy
of increasing jailors' fees.
Bv Mr.. JoNEs.-As to empowering con-
stables to collect clerks fees in the same
manner in which sheriffs are now author
lied to collect the same.
By Mr.. JONEs.-Into the expediency OF
making an appropriation from the Irea-
sury for the Reorganization of the militia.
BY Mr.. .PENDLEToN.-Whether any law
exists fixing places for holding the District
Courts, and if there be such law, whether
any change in the same is required; and It
there be no such law, to report one to this
House.
STAY LAW.
By Mr.. GooDE.-Into the expediency of
continuing the present "stay law" for an
other year.
By Mr.. WYATT.-Into the expedlency OF
| increasing the fees of constables.
BY Mr.. A. ]. CLAKKE.-1nto the expe-
dency of repeating an act passed January
| 30, 1866, in relation to parties testlfying in
their own case, or so modifying the same
as to allow neither party to testify in his
own behalf without giving reasonable no.
tice that each may attend at the same
| time.
PETITIONS
| roro ;ntXoJuood md rnFarrnd