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Baving Territory.

The United States Government having
grown to be an Empire, yet without an
Emperor, the Congress having usurped
the imperial authority in the transition
state of the nation-feels the necessity Of
more breathing space for its overgrown am
bition. 1t wants coaling and waterstations
and points Of observation all over the great
globe. There were two ways to acquire
these stations-by capture or by purchase.
1t preferred the latter for the present. So,
notwithstanding its enormous debt, like
spendthritt, it spends millions more in the
purchase Of new dominions. Sitka and
st. Thomas are added to the great Repub-
lie and rumors are abundant Of other
purchases. Cuba, the Queen of the An
for $l2O,OOO,OOO; which is sum so insig-
niticant in these days OF thousands Of mil
lions that it will hardly wet Uncle Sans
eye. And they do say that he is about to
close the bargain.
SUMNER is delighted to talk of acquiring
Cuba, but, with characteristic economy,
ne objects to buying, thinking that it may
fall into our hands, like ripe pear, in
few years, and thus q good deal Of money
be saved. The addition Of Cuba would,
IN his estimation, be fast converting this
land into Heaven by the promotion of
negro ascendancy.
The purchase Of Cuba would be, possibly,
the maddeSt Of all the investments of the
Federal Government. OF course it could
only be done upon the condition that
slavery should be abolished in the island.
mat done, the beast would be uncaged
thal "ould lay waste that fair isle, whose
Huitluiness IS proverb. Ii would cease
10 be of any value to US, save one or two
o1 It's ports, and the Federal Government
would Ia lew years abandon it as an
''nvf hayti, Or deport the blacks from it.
We w not mean to blame the Govern
49, 'o m us expansive aud expensive
IDEAS They belong to the period it bos
-GA'Heu IN us career. Mr.. JOHNSON is or,y
oooyiDg destiny. But the nr.tondos
friends OF the Republic behold with $500.
faction the sowing Of the seed Of pI,imsto
disruption ana dissolution Of govcrnment
"hicA had II been strictly aud faithfn l,w
conducted according To the plan framed
by the Fathers of '!G would last as long
as the iongeSt-liyed nation that ever ex9
'sted on this earth.
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ne CHRISTMAS REPARE FOR IT
OLD APPLE BRANDY,
Rum,
IRISH WHISKEY,
COOKING WINE,
POET and SHERRY WIaE,
FRENCH BRANDY and GIN,
FIVE-YEAR OLD RYE WHlShEy-warranted
LONDOE PoRTER,
CRUSHED, POWDERED, and COFFEE sU-
GJRS,
PSIME LAGUAYRA and RIO CCFFEEs,
SUPERIOR GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
FLOUR and BUCKWHEkT,
BUTTEE snG LARD,
in store for sale by JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
l5l0 Franklin street,
de low near Old Market.
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Meet69lls.
SDeclGs Notices.
ZEE STILL THEY COME.
JULIUS sYcLE,

JULIUS sYCLE,
oIs Main street, between Ninth and Tentn'
dsa;res to inform his many friends and the PUBIC
generally that he is constantly making adoltlon'
n his already large and varied stock OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.,
and can sell as low as the lowest leaving 'ho
nnrcbassr to determine the real value OF the
ooods He now offers the following bargains:
A full assortment DREsS GOODS, comprslns
EMPRESS CLOTHS, FRENCH MERlNOs,
lLPACAs, POPLINS, ALL.WooL Mouesh'
LANES, &C.;
ReantifuI FIGURED MOUssELAINEs at 2oc.;
CALICOS-A full stock at s3c, loc., Hac'' anu ia''
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs at l5c.
YARD WIDE BLEACHED COTTON at l2tc.
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON from i0o. up )
1914 BLEACaED and BROWN sHhkTlNd al AUG.
WILL Sd EXTRA HEAVY BROWN sHEET1NG
at 2sc.
WHITE FLANNEL at 25 and aoc.;
HEAVY RED TWILLED FLANNEL at &c.,;
GOOD BALMORALs at $3.50;
WHITE and CoLORED CORSETS at 81;
SATlNET at so and &C.,;
ALL-wOOL CASHMERE at 81;
BLACK DOUBLE. WIDTH CLOTH FOE CLoAKs
at So;
BLACK CLOTH CLoAKs at SIS and upwards;
full assortment LIGHT DOUBLE-WIDTH
CLOAKiNG.
large stock BED BLANKETS, white and co
lored
CoUNTERPANEs, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, SHAWLS,
UNDERWEAR for Ladies and Gentlemen;
WHITE GOODS, TABLE LINENS,
PIANO and TABLE COVERS,
RUSSIA DIAPER, and CRASH TOWELS and
TOWELING, &c.
invite all wishing to purchase goods TO give
me call. JULIUS SfCLE,
l3Main street between Ninth and Tenth.
Closed SATURDAYS.
The following gentlemen are with me, and
would be pleas ed to and serve their numerous
friends and acq ueintances:
RITTER G. CARE, GEORGE SwABACHER, JONAS
WEINBERG, George P. BAGBY, and J. ADoLPHUs
FRENCH, 81. P. SAAL. de A-ts
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. SWAN offered the following:
"ResolUed, That the Committee on In
ternal Improvements be directed to IN
quire what provisions can be incorporated
or limitations attached to all charters, to be
granted in future, Of railroads and other
common carriers requiring them to carry
immigrants over their lines at reduced
rates. Referred.
Also the following:
{" ResoIved, That the Committee on Pri-
sons, &c., be instructed toinquire into the
propriety of establishing houses of correc-
ton or refuge in all Incorporated towns
and cities within this State having more
than 10000 inhabitants" Referred.
its. TAYLOR (negro) offered the fol-
lowing:
"Whereas the ballot is the palladium OF
American liberty; and whereas the dls-
loyal men of Virginia are seeking BY every
means in their power to prevent the Tree
exercise of tho elective franchise; there
fore
"Resolved, That the Committee on the
Elective Franchise and Qualifications for
Office be requested to incorporate into the
Constitution of the State of Virginia that
all voting shall be by ballot" Referred.
By Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN:
"Resolved, That the Auditor of Public
Accounts be requested to furnish the an
yention with tabular statement showing
the amount of the capitation tax assessed
aud actually collected in the several cities
and counties Of the Commonwealth for the
year of 1866, also showing the amount OF
tax on licenses, real property, personal
property, incomes, salaries, &c, assessed
for the year of 1851"
By NASH (negro):
"Resolued, That the Committee on Edu-
cation be instructed to consider and report
upon the propriety or improperly OF In
serting in the Constitution provision
making it obligatory upon the General
Assembly to impose cspitatiOn tax, not
to exceed two dollars per head, on the
male citizens Of the Commonwealth over
the age of sixteen years, to be devoted
exclusively to the purposes Of education"
Mr.. WooDsoN offered the following:
Whereas the Auditor of the Common
wealth is of opinion that he has no right to
pay the per diem of the members and Off
GERS of this Convention without further
order from General Schofeld; therefore
be it
RESOLVED, That the Secretary of this
Convention request General Schofeld to
issue such orders as may be necessary in
the PREMISES Laid on the table.
The Convention then adjourned.
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MARRIED,

BY Rev. J. 5. Taylor Jr., in Culpeper, on the
NETT to Miss BETTY F. TkIPLETI all of Gull
pepper county.
By Rev ]. Taylor, Jr., near Brandy station,
on Tuesday evening, December l6, Mr. DAVID
KYLE, of Spotsylvania county, to Miss LUCIs ).
Fox Of Eulpaper.
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Per DIEM OF MEMBERs.-We have the
highest authority for stating that no
per diem will be paid to members Of the
Convention during the interim caused by
the adjournment of that body for the holi-
days; neither will they be allowed mile
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The Senate committee report that
Senator THOMAS, of Maryland, is entitled,
to his seat. We should think so. Plain
as the case is, it has been for six months
in the hands of the committee.
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We return thanks to Mr.. L. L. SMITH,
sos Broad street, for DickenS'S Christmas
!Storv, and for Lippiacott's Magazine for
January, 1868.
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DIED.

On the 18th Of diphtheria, ANY ELlZABBTH,
only child .. James l.. and Juliet u. Timber lake,
aged one year, til rec months, and eighteen ya:
7The funaral will take place at the residence of
G sorpe imber axe, on Marshall street, at 10
O'Clock on FRIDAY the Goth instant.
Rest spirit rest
Dear little anna thy loss we deeply feel
Rut IT'S God that LIS beralt us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
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NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES (!
III JULIUS MEYER,
Nc. 527 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
Opening this day larEs supply of NEW GOODS.
A. BLEACHED COTTON at l2sc.
BALMORAL sKIRTS at 81. IS worth -;
BROWN and BLEaCAED GREETINGS at lowest
New York prices;
WHITE FLANNET ct acc. worth 4oc !;
RED and GRAY FIANNELs, all qualities
HUCKABACK TOWELS at ~ and 50, worth 10
and 81:
BARRIE and EMPRESS CLOTHS.
stik-warp and Alexander POPLlNs,
MERINOS at aston fshrgly low prices;
Rich PLAIDS and ALPACAS, all colors;
Handsome DEbA1NES at 2Cc.
SHAWLSi SHAWLsl
Rich Broche and Cash mere SHAWLS,
Plaid SHAWLS Of every variety.
CAsSIMERES AND CLOTHS.
Nv stock of CaSSIMERES and. CLOTHS 10 very
large and well selected;
Black and Colored CLOAkiNG all grades;
Fine CASSINETS at Soc worth 75c.
Beautiful CARPETS at75c.;
CALICOES at 12Ics o,-r.,
Also. Jouvin's and Empress KID GLOVES, for
ladies and gentlsnen-Bismhrck and other
colors
Elegant 1914 All-wool BLANKETS IS.
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.

NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleached shsetngs,
Pillow case Cottons,
Linen sheetings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains In Towels;
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Merino,
Biarritz, Fontaine, de Laines
Poplins, Ottomans,
Alpacas, Bombazlnes, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH PoPLINs.
Shawls, Shawls;
Fine assortment Flannels, Table Dsmask,
Napkins, Balmorsl Skirts. Cassimeres,
satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &C., at
WILLIAM N. BELL l. CO.'S.
Sc q s07 Broad street.
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On the evening of the 10Th instant, GEORGE w.
kENDEICk.
In New Orleans December 18th, W. ". PET.
TON, aged forty -taree years, formerly Of Virginia
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annoyed by the agents and employees of
public conveyances, such as railroads ana
steamboats, !, therefore be it
Resolued, That General J. M Soho
field be and he IS hereby requested to is
sue an order to the effect that no corpora
ton, company, employee, or agent thereof
within the limits of this State, shall refuse
to convey US frst-class passengers any one
of the delegates here assembled, or any
other respectable citizens OF this Com
monHealth."
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pLANK BOOK sNUFa Glory,
y 1870 M AIN STREET We are prepared with
the hesy materials 10 make 10 order Blauf Books
OF any size or style Early orders are solicited
from those who inland to open new sets OF books
Large stock of Blank Books, from The cheapest 10
thu best, always on h2nc. BGgkbindinS IN any
stvIe j. " RAgpDLPH i REdLlSH.
Law and miscellaneous booksellers and Station
VS. no?o
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sS- UNION BANK or RICHMOND,
(SAVINGS INsTlTUTloN.l
OFFICE ATTHE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
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l. DAVENPORT, j., President.
JAMES EILLER, CrahleE.
DIRECTORS.
&. A. Paine, l.. D. C1sashaw, ". 3. Guarles.
VIM Il. Lyons, Jr., K B. Blanken-
A. Bodster B. B. Wei.iger, chip.
W. A. Spot, Moses Ellysoa, J. b. Winston,
4. L. Elicit, jas. W. Archer, 4. A. Hutchin-
z. T. Taylor, ]. Rosenbaum, son,
". e. Binford, J. " Hail. T. W. boswell,
J. 4. Belyin. W. T. Grsy, w. &. Tanner,
r. q. Dudley, Alfred hoses, j. b. Howln. r.
The security offered to depositors is undoubted,
End the institution should commend Itself to sll
slssses.
The attention OF ell IN sity and country is called
TO this institution. Here they win tnd security,
convenience. and profit. Sums small as one
dollar may % depoated and SIX per cent. interesi
received on same.
Ofsce hours from 4. N. to p. NJ. on Saturday
from 4. N. to P b., and from TO P. n.
10 ls-dSswts
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Nv. II. II. LEE offered the following:
"Resolued, That the subject Of the form
of voting be referred to the Committee on
the Elective Franchise, and that the COM
mittee consider the propriety and expe-
diency Of providing that future voting in
the State of Virginia be done by UiUo Uoce
vote, and not by secret ballot" Laid on
the fable
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SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.

THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER GEFT,
Or DEPOSITB.
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STATE CREDIT

NJ t.. u.
Whereas, through a resolution lately
submitted to this body, there has origi-
mated an impression concerning the State
finances calculated to affect the credit Of
the State; therefore
/" Resolved, That in the opinion of the
Convention there are no grounds for APP
prehension on the part Of the public cred
itors that contracts of the State will not be
complied with; and, Furthermore, in the
opinion of this Convention, the good peo-
pie of Virginia are determined that the
credit Of the State shall not be impaired ;
which it is in their power to prevent"
Laid on the table.
CIVIL EQUALITY GENERALLY.
Mr.. WHITE submitted the following Pc
titiOn:
To the Constitutional Convention Of Vir-
ginia:
ave, the undersigned, citizens of Eliza
beth City and Warwick counties, Virginia,
pray that no steamboats, shall traverse
Virginia waters which make any distinc-
ton between their passengers on account OF
race or color; that no railroad making
such distinction shall traverse Virginia
soil; that no white ball street cars shall
insult us when in Richmond; that there
shall be no separate schools, but simple
Christian legislation, such as becomes a
people who believe that God hath made
of all blood all nations of men, And your
petitioners will ever pray" Then follows
list OF names, nearly all written in one
hand.l
EQUAL RESPECT TO MEMBERS on RAILROADS.
BLAND (negro) offered the following:
"Whereas considerable disC0m Torture is
fslt'by portion of the members of this
Convention and other respectable citizens
of this State by reason Of the fact that
they are prescribed and very often greatly
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Mr.. GIBSON offered the following
''ReSolved, That the stenOgraphcr who
reports the debates Of this Convention is
instructed to report the exact language
used by members, and is forbidden to
publish any language not used" Laid On
the table.
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PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS.

Mr.. PORTER, from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, submitted a re-
port stating that the committee had not
been able to progress far, as the papers re-
ferred to the committee had only come
into their possession yesterday. They had
considered the resignation Of NJ. Il. d.
BEAzLEY, delegate elect from Madison and
Greene, rendered to General Schotield on
account of q severe and protracted family
afIliction. Inasmuch as that gentleman
had not occupied his seat, the committee
reported resolution accepting bis resigna-
ton, and asking General SchoGcld to make
some provision 10 fill the vacancy.
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Mr.. GIBSON offered the following:
" ReS0lved, That a committee be APP
pointed to wait on General Schofeld to
make arrangements for the payment Of
members and officers of this Convention
up to adjournment fOr recess" Lost.
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RATES OF ADVERTIS ING
EgSr DAILY 81 00per Square first insertio
nifty Cents for each subsequent Insertion
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Srlc0rap9. Nad)rid)ten,
SfabriebteH aus gSafbinatOn
.x$geE 8 T--7 = e .
VI bama Contention.
GabelssOepefbet.
. eutlde 30 tpertr age e.

! Oie fleiIfsn Senatore,r ioGell ii6
0abiu auSgeiproben baben, feinen
Nadfolger fir &rieaslefretar Stanton
dnSunebmen unb OaB Gtanton trob
Der Srore oeS 8raiibenten feiu Mmt
| fortfiibreil foH. - - = '.ts'''.<
9orace 9reeteD beriueigert 6ie 9in>
J nabme 0e5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
gSien. Gr erfldrt, nidt Dor ser 8rd :
flioentenipabI aus Dem 9dnbe geben su
ipoHen,
Sen. Garl gdur3 1T bier unO ipirb
mad europa geben.
Columbus, .. 2. Sea.
Ser Smmisrations Igent beridtet
| fir bie lekte gSo6e oie 9tafunft bon
513 Giniuanberern. Sabon ie6en iidl
nieber III Ohio So; in MifIouri 81; in
Sainois 109; in Snoiana So; in, Reu<
tufD 60: in @iseoniin 49,; III Sen<
Melee AZ; in &anias Is; in Soiva
% unO IN stebrasfa g. H. s
Sie goung Wfens Gbriiiian 9lfio<
citation in Chicago bat @barles Oifens
$1,000 fir cine in ibrer Sale gu ball.
tenoe Sorleiung geboteil, ALIEN 6er>
felbe bat oas grbieten ausgeidlaqen.
&gssallen Sbeilen oes Beltens ioirb
idmercr SbaeefaIl Mno itarfer sSrolt
geineleet.
. sfen Sort, q. Seq.
Die alabama Contention bat ben
8eldIuB 9efaBt, cine itarfe Staatsmi>
liz 81 organiliren nit einem General
Waior uno 3 8rigabe 9enerdIen an
Der Spike. Sur anerfannt loeaIe
8ilr9er tonnen Sfficiere iperben. Oie
Srie9s { &ebeIlen,) S@ulb bes @taas
tcs lit fiir nun nno tlidttg erfldrt
luoroen.
-is }es5FA HgR arts, /. Sea.
Ser @inilter oes Nuspdrtigen bat
in @eleBgebenoeu &6rper erfIart, 0aB
Der &ufentbalt Der fran;offden 5rup<
pen nod furse Belt sur perionIiAen
Si6erbeit bes' Bapites fortbefeben
lueroe. Die 6rage stuilden Dem 3. |
Batter uno Dem S0nig bon Stalien |
berube auf ge9elfettisenl WiBtrauen.
. ert IN, /. Se3.
Die Yoitbertrage nit ben Sambur>
ger unb 8remer Oanpfl6iffabrtSs
8elelIfdaften iiber Transportation Der
Yoitl laden entbalten aud bic 8eltim<
Mung, baB gSaaren Yroben bon
Oeutl6Iano Had @merifa un6 mngee
febrt bsf0rbert neroen iollen.
Son D on, /. Seq.
Sn Wandelter uno Sort iunroeu
Decentralization uno Yroceiiionen
3u Gbren Der orei bingeri6teten Benier
abgebalten. Oie Srbnung tpnr6e
niAt seltOrt.
SluS Srailien miro 9ernel6et, baB
cine erobe SdlIabt itattgefuuoen bat
uno baB Die Yaraguasaner total see
f6Ia9en uoroen iin6.
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FOR ATroRNEY-GENERAL. :.

ASAs- We are authorized to Announce D. W.
Classic as candidate for the position of Attor-
eyGeneral for the Davidson County Circuit.
Election Saturday, january 4th 1863.
.tS dzs.td.
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Gff1aieQe 0Insefaeft.
Difrift Court Der Gersinisten Staaten fir
ben Rittel-9 ifrift BON Gennrhes.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

fIs8 ipirn bterlnit betannf aemacbt, eaf am
S21. Gopember 1867 ein a9arfant OF Bankruptcy
gesen has 8ermSgsa non gSwarb Sawrsnse
Eenneee erl0jIeu mor6en IT,, peIeer auf eine egene
9etitioi bin fur bancroft erttdyt vo,oen it, eaB alto
Giaenbnis rpeIbes BEN bancroft Grtldrtea geE5rt,
an i'm ober s Ieinem 8ebr0u utb bic tsbsrtragung
ron iraeno einenI Gigentbum orb i'm gefeslid uers
bote.i finb; eab cine 8eriammImng uon ben 9idnbiz
germ Ses genanltsn ir bancroft Gtt.drten, I'M ibre
5orbernnaen sm ptifer Ro einen oo.r mebrere 9f=
fignee5 ieines 8erm6gens SI er1pdblen, an II. Se.
;ember 1867 tim II ll9r 8ornlt ags ais eu Court pf
BanfrupteI i'll Der Difee Ses &esiterS in bankruptcy,
6aibpiue. Eenneflee. 80. s25 GRurd Strase ror
GERM AIeganber 9. 8raoIep, Brighter, &C.
5alten peroea iol.s ss y. u. 0tastods
nu302m Scr. ct. ari9aI Meiienser.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

NSse tpire biermft betaHnf aenacbt, haR am
SSO. 2ouember 1867 elm @arraut in 8anfraptcs
gegen bas 8erm6gen non 8. Q. I'D o b q 5a Mems
Station, Roberion County I'm Staat Tenueiiee erIaea
Dorotr If, peIer aHf ieine eigene 9etition bin fur
bancroft ertdrt moroen IT. oab alio bic Sabtans Don
S9uloen uHe neberleferlmg uon Gigentbun, Ipetdbe5
benz bslterott Grdrten geb5rt, an ibn ooer gu feiz
mem GebrGsl6 nno bic uebertragune non irgenb enem
Gt9eitbunt onr6 ibH geies9 uefboten fno oaB cine
perianm Yng pom ben 9ldubieern oes genannten far
Rnn eineI ooer mebrere Aiiignees ieines 8erm6gens
tu erwdbIen am g. sSdnuar 1858 tim 10 NOR 8ormits
&egiters in Bankruptcy i'm Court Sauie In Springs
fetD, Sennefiee nor 8errn AIeranber .8rao=
sp, Eegtitsr, gsbaiteH pereen foa.
@, u. 0Iascoe,
htss I'm Ser. Ct @ari@aa, Refenser.
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Ten lines OF solid nonpareil make one square
Yearly advertisers will be entitled to discount
10 per cents. ~ III r.-
Every other day (e. o. d. advertisements will be
charged o-thirds of the ;Ib we rates.
In the Weekly t.on, dollar a square for
Zach insertion. ..-..t D. .~aI+-
Special OF City Item notices, 20 cents line FIRST
k7i 10 cents q line every additional Insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged at he
80 cents square.
AL adSGrtiSeu ents due from date of first in
Astion Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
{. and no transient advertisements will be taken
.AieFs accompanied by the money. ~
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Office No. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE, 81
lover W. T. Berry & Co.'S Book ssore,)
20. Address LOCK Box SO, ,sis'F1ts
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IN BANKRUPTCY

&Ss9 pirH biernfit brfanat setmadtt, D. . am
S$O. 9opeHl6er 1867 elm a8arfant in 8anttuptcp
aegen DdS 8erm5gen RON Ebomas s. Seal 81
erIafien wOrbeu it, peIber auf feline eigene getition
bin fir bancroft serflrt ,pprben lit, baB alto bic
ga lunS pom SduIbeu Ai6 reberIieferung uon Gt=
ibn oSer su feinem 9ebravdb unb bic tleberfraauna
5on ir9euo eiHeui Gigentbnm bnrdb i'm geesIi uers
boteR iino; odB etne geridnmlunJ pom ben GIGubi<
orberiIneen s priifen liib einen o6er mebrere Aiz
Fsnees jstaeS ge m0sens su eriudbIen. am 81. De
5ember 1877 I'm nhr 9tnd5mttaa5 oIs Elm Goart of
Bankruptcy in Der Gfee bes &egiters in Bankruptcy
i'm Court Apuie su @auatin, Eenn., Dor Serrn
AleEaneer 9. Bra oIep, &egIfter, ebaIten ners
ben fou. h4 Ss O. u GIaScuef.
nu26 I'm g ger ct. Rarl4aH. Meiienser.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-03
Diltritt Court Der 0ereinisten Staaten fir
Z ben SRittsE Diltrift BON Senus6ee,
3 I'm BANKRUPTCY.

ga tptrb hermit bsrannt oen1acbt. caR am
tN>5O SsoplHiber 1857 elm Burtant OF SantrHp0D
oe5en has 9erm3Jsn on os. IS. Sbarber ppn
RGMp Gpantp ints GtIat Eenaeiiee erlafisn .uoroen
In psl1er a,tf ieae eigene Ystitto bin fur bancroft
erfldrt Ioer6en it, baB aIo Die Sabinng non S6aleen
unb ueb,rlief trlIng pom Gigentbum, Welbes benz
balfe OFT GrtIdrten geb3st, an ibn Ooer SM ieiRem
Gebrait Inb bic lebertraeung ron irsenS stnent
Gisentbnm burd ibE geeSi9 perhote1 iino; heB cine
Yeriammnng pom ben 8ldnbi9ern oSs geEanntea fir
barferptt GrflSrtep, UNI ibre Sorserunsen sI prfen
,inS eneii obei pieb,ere AFgilees feines 8erHD ems
81 er,p6hlen am "a 9esember 1867 iitH ~ abr Sors
nittaes oils ein Gourt OF BafIfulrtcD IN Der Office
oes &egiitess in Bankruptcy i'm Court 9auie in Cos
llinEbta, Sennefee, Dor 9errn 8. Sap Bud, Ste
gift r,sebaltem Deroslt fou.
Ser. ct. MaridaH, Neiienser.
SMr1 3. q. wleAfulIen, t-
Dep. g. ct. ysaridaa, Meiienssr. nuc9 I'm