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. The house viii probably expect that
Ishopld not rest my Arguments solely.
iorprineipalIyi1pon general principles
either ofjustice or of the constitution,
but that I Ishould aIlege practical fea-
sons. Therei Is one practical reason of
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. EDUcATIoN OF WOMEN.
woMRN DoCroRsg

h0A-AAEN gONAAAAEatf AsNa--
Nor instance t. shall mention as
worthy Of Imitation. sAiyouug lady
Miss Garrett-from mo i4i pressure sof
necessity bnt from a lludAble desire to
find scope for her activity applied her
Eeff TO the study Of medicine. The
doors of all the, institutions by which
she could be admitted to- the profession
were closed against her except one-the
pothecariesS Hall. IHear.1 She OBJ
tained admission, but afterwards 80 OBJ
jectionabfs did Il seem to that body they
resolved 70 close the. door and oadmit
nosecond Miss Garrett. Thiscas6 was
only an i1lStdf oItRiitiJl "A short time
ago women could be associates of the
RoSaleA cademy, but as soOn5 as thew
had distinguished thenselpes this
privilege WIS taken away fpom them.
tHear, hear. This was the kind OF
care taken Of 5Women Who faithf6ily
represented them. Again, by common
law, an the Ytfess properly belonged to
the injustice 70 which this foftenogayef
rise was prevented by9maIFtags 6ettle-1
nlents Of which the poor did'not aYaiIi
thenassl fHearls - .l5 is.sSss;
RMmDY FOR PRACTICAL GRIEVANCES.
am sometimes aaked what practical
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Franklin Insurance u Company


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n - fd; 70 LTs PIFTHI 1dsE 9a5i lolI

flowing 70 1thlB hbeFal provision, accom-
panied with . ExtenElve Grants of Public
Lands. By which the Coy Hefnment1 1oEterGthIs
dEfed certain, and It's dnAnCiaI StabiIifV a
RltoEeEheF independent Of the conting1nelej
which attend ordinary Railroad enterprises
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A,v " ,DNIdaGHW
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes

That never have beer, nor never can be beat.
IiTIsss rLSo-g79a'iasa S,sseg I
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s 3 tbtaIly ting, in f,ttie Gsiseiof
W0nehl lthey do not hold meetings In
hyde Park llaughterl, |, nor get up rpo-
litical denominations at IsIfnRtbn.F
LHHeeaFs hear, How tar this fact may
be constdered to prejudice or rfnvaiidate-
their claims = 90 not pretend to say. 4
-praetical In the most restricted sense
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l5t al hGtls SECOND. sidvs 5-i
u The REnolpal = payable in Gold Al matn
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The honorable member then moved
his amendmenttoo omit the word ssmanI'
In the fourth clause and 10 insert the
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5praetical In the most restricted sense
OF the tsrm-are noe wanting. and lam
prepared to state, IL may be permit
ted, ftse Whit are 'ttief pfaGfiEaf Bbiec-
tons, The difficulty which most Peo-
pie feel In eetionW with this question
Is not practical. There is nothing prac-
tfeSI IA 1t at all; it's a mere feeIihS-a
feeling Of stEangeness. The proposal
they say IS new; at least they think so.
That ShoyFeyer, ikA great hinla latRkeS for
the proposal Is . very old ona.
Sir, some thlnga 6Bre very strange to
many of US some months ago CIaugh-
ter and many others are strange now
which Willinot bs stfAnl "a 10, Sbtns per-
J sohs few years hence, or even posi-
bly, few months iheHes. We live in a
WORLD. 0f9HeVeltS. The Haeb0Iism Of
cLlstom Is on the Wan6. We are not
satisfied now. to know why thing Us,
but { whether y ought % he. i am bonnd
to uppose that In this shonsa an appeal
lies from custom sto, u,htgh err Tribunal.
in " hich reason Is the Judge! Now the
reasons which custom is in the habit of
brief, and that indeed is one of my DIM
cultiets. 1t is;upS easyTto1sfuta an in
teffectio ion. 1nteIjections, however, are
the on nlYRrRuments which We usually
Hear oIit his subject which II Jappeafs
to me are. at all .dificult TO refnte,
Inc others cOnsist chiefly OF sueh
,aphoEis1 as these liticS ~ not
WomenSs business and would make
them neglect thetrf pTopeE duhe3=Wo-
men do not desire the l5sneh ehfses ind
would rather not have it-+W +Women4Iare
sutnciept1 represent by their male
SenftitfVea=Wpman have power
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I have ever heard [hear, heafI, that in
order to lay a ground for the exclusion
Of any one from the franchise, it Is
necessary to allege personal nnfitnesa or
public danger. Hear, hear. Neither
Of these things, I venture to say, can
possibly be alleged In the present case.
Hear, hearl. There is evidence in our
constitutional records that women have
voted for counties and some bofouphs
at n distant period Of our historysslid
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Yested. y =
ms Bdnds are isIued in dsnomlnat5ongo
81 200 with semi annual Gold Coupons at
tached, payable IN New Yoft, and are offered
for thei prevent .At 05 per can't! and accrued
Interest lin cuIreneY1 trofs l,.,j,,.
through The principal Banlu and BAnkGis IN
an pRFtH OF the country =
Hethiftanee9 may % mlade m dfafW on
fton1i HsnE HoteS or other funds current In
~ cify. a19d the Bonds win Be forS iaTdsd;5
any addfel3 BY. ExpFe, Of charge. In!
uulrieS for further paft1eutnRS by miaii on
ofEelWisel win EeeeiHe eplnetnAl Atteniion.
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HOuse of Representatives.

Mr.. PTosser presented letter from j. s.
Hull, asking a full investigation into the
charges made against him as Warden of the
penitentiary. Referred TO the special COM
mittee to whom was referred the Govern
or's message with regard to the charges
against Mr.. Hull.
Mr. PrOsser also presented a memorial
from J. S. Hull, which was referred TO the
Penitentiary Committee.
The memorial charges S. f. Hare, Chair
man of the Board of Directors of the Peni-
tentiary, with malfeasance in Office, giving
specifications and names of witnesses. The
charges are as follows:
First. charge that the said Hare has
been guilty of malfeasance or a misde-
meanor in office, in this that he has been
interested in furnishing the supplies used
at the penitentiary, against the express
terms of the tenth section of the act en-
titled "an act to lease out the penitentiary,
and for other purposes" passed May 12ih,
| 1866.
Stating the charge more specifically,
| your petitioner would represent that the
| said Hare is the owner of farm, or its
products, situated in the county of David
| son. in said State, on the side Of the Cum-
berland river opposite from the city OF
Nashville, and that nearly all the vege-
tables used at the penitentisry since May
last, have been furnished by said Hare,
from his said farm, and that the wagon
owned by the State, for the use of the peni-
| tentiary, two mules also so employed and
owned also the driver employed and paid
by the State, and the steward employed by
the State, have, under the direction OF said
Hare, been employed in transporting the
vegetables from the farm to the penlten-
tiary, the toll, required to be paid on
the suspension bridge, being also paid By
the State and for these vegetables, &c
transported by the State, the said Hare ha'
charged, and received, a greater price thar
that for which such supplies could have
been purchased and delivered at the peni
Tertiary.
2. Your petitioner charges that the saic
Hare has been guilty Of malfeasance II
Office, in this, that he retained in the EN-
ploy of the State, at the penitentisry, ont
James A. Fisher, an ex-Rsbel officer, VIII
had been discharged from the office o
Clerk at the penitentiary by his Excel
lency VIM. G. Brownlow, Governor o
said State, who had appointed j. J. Swig
CART to fill said Office, and the said Har
continued to recognize the said Fishe
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BY TELEGRAPH
NOON DISPATCHES
NEW YORK DrsPArcnEs.
Greeley DecIInes-The Case OF LIeut
Braine-The south Carolina COnven.

Greeley DecIInes-The Case OF Lieat.
Brsine-The south Carolina COnven-
tiOn. etc. f
New YORK, Dec. 5.-The Tribune's
special says the candidates for the Austrian
mission may be interested in knowing that
Mr.. Greeley has received an oficial no.
tice of his appointment thereto, and has
given due notice that he Internationally
declines the post.
The Neutrality-suspicious. from Rome
10th ultimo, says what the victorious,
ecclesiastical, and legitimist party aim st
Just now, is nothing more nor less than q
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Italy, scheme openly
advocated by their journals, bothin France
and Rome. Upper Italy, from the Alps to
the Adriartic, would be assigned to Prince
Hubert. After the abdication of Victor
Emanuel Central ftalYMsuid revert 20 the
Pope, and Naples, with Sicily, resume
their allegiance TO Francis Second. 1t
remains TO be seen whether the Menabra
ministery will be able to defend its ally
from this impending stroke.
In the case e-of John G. Braine, the al
legged Chesapeake pirate, who is now con-
fined in the Kings county penitentiary,
Attorney General Stanberry refused to in
terfere, he having some time ago been APP
piled to for his opinion as to whether the
prisoner could be included in the terms
granted to Rebels at the surrender. The
Attorney General suggests that he be tried,
when the jury may determine with refer
ence to his connection with the Confed
crate service. Braine's trial will conse-
quently be proceeded with.
The Times special says Official infor-
nation from Gen. Canby's headquarters,
received here tonight, state that the con-
yention in South Carolina is probably
called, Notwithstanding the apparent fail
ure at first indicated. Returns from the
| interior show that a larger vote was polled
in the upper counties than on the sea-
coast
The convention in North Carolina will
probably assemble in the early part of JAM
uary, and that for South Carolina some
what later in the same month.
A majority of the Indian Commissions
ers which are to assemble here next week,
it is understood, are against the movement
| to transfer the Indian BdAau to the War
Department. Some of the members will
doubtless urge separate bureau.
| Gen. Steedman was recently stricken
with apoplexy and was dangerously i'll
| yesterday.
United States Commissioner Osborne
| yesterday decided to hold for trial james
Arnold, the alleged defaulting teller of thC
| Tradesmen's National Bank.
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In the Political Interests OF
the People,

The UNION AND DESPATCH. as hereto
fore. will take the Constitution and laws tor us
,,pide. snd in the discussion Of all the new and
intricate questions and issues arising out OF the
extrsordinary condition in which the country
placed, Il will adhere TO the principles an
teachings Of the founders and expositors oi our
government and institutions. 1t will endeaVor
20 guard with vigilance and defend with unwa-
yering earnestness and faith the rights and lnte-
sts of al the States. and the essential prlnci-
les which constitute the basis Of the Republic.
We shall oppose all invasions Of these and
.pbold. TO the utmost Of our ability, the union
the States under them. Feeling that they
re ENDANGERED by the revolutionary schemes oi
Radical politicians who now hold the Legs
alive power Of the Government we shall aba'e
othinR of our past opposition to thelr mea-
urs With these views, which are no less tha'
.,,.ound convictions. We cannot and Wlh NO
hesitate TO defend the unfortunate South
the aspersions and impositions heapeo upo
peor!e. and urge that JUsTroE and RTaHT shHi
he moted out them.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-06
Our Financial and CONNER
cial Column.

Every department Of business has an imme,
siate interest In the markets Of the country ana
in lis financial fluctuations and condition. Inc
man who fans TO keep himself properly sa-
yised as to the rise and fall Of the markets. as
controlled by the laws Of demand and supply
and the relative condition Of the currency, Is
sxnoaed TO constant loss. and must necessarily
f.li hsb;pd his more intelligent and enterprisins
n,ivbhors. In order TO make our paper valuable
as well as interesting, we shah eon''hue ~
make this a SPECIAL FEATukk' Vur D@,p
Market Reports, domestic and roreisn' hy te'e-
graph, and our City Reports. gotten up al heSVs
expense. have challenged the commentator OF
our best business men; while our current finAn
dial Reports from all the leading aoney ceh're
of the country are fuller than have ever
published By any other journal in Tennessee.
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For the Family Circle,

And for the special pleasure and profit OF tue
Young. each week we win give general literary
and religious MISCELLANY. Nothing shah nno
II. wsy into our columns unfit for the pernsai
,hs mothers and daughters Of the land. pepre-
eating the demoralizing sensationaiism oil many
contemporary journals. We shall escheW tna'
character; striving to give thsreader Substances
matter. preforrius to be useful rather 'h"h
ensalioual
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IN TnE CIRcUIT CoURT or WHITE
COUNTY. TENS
S. II. Colmes. Trustee Of W LeftWieh, vs D.
lei < Rrnrn = Aftnchmanf.

iel f. Brown.-Attachmeut
IT APPEARING FROM. AFFIDAVIT IN
L this cause that the defendant is nnn-resl-
dent of the State of Tennessee, so that the Ordi-
nary process cannot be served on him; IL Is
ordered that pnbliestion be made for foSr sue
eessivs weeks in the v eekly Union and Dis
patch. a newspaper published IN the city Of
Nashville, Tenn, notifying the defendant TO
appear before the Circuit Court OF said county
to be held at the Courthouse thereof. on the sec.
ond Monday in January next, to defend SAID
suit or the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing ex parte. This November 70. 1867.
VI. NJ. RUSSELL, Clerk.
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RANKRuPT NOTICE,

In the District Court of the United States for the
Middle District of Tennessee. In the matter
Oft. A. Bell. Bsnkrupt-In Bankruptcy
no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN; THE UN-
dersigned hereby gives notice Of hissppoint
ment as assignee Of /. A. Bell, of Shelhyviite,
in the county-of Bedford and State of Tepnes-
see Within said district, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt upon his own petition By the Dis
trct Court of said district, Shelbyvills, Oetobe-
31st 1867
novS-oaw3w G. j. MOODY, Assignee
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Our Manufacturing and DO-
mesfic Interests.

We shall constantly admonish the Southern
neople 20 be selCreliant, and shall do what We
may he able to induce the establishment o.
,nonpfactories in our midst for our home pro
Auc,. To this end we will pay special attention
TO the COST and sTATIsTIos Oh manuiScturlns
and exert ourselves to encourage the oNers'n
cation Of Southern industries ana the ooVs''p
uent Of Southern resources. ..#
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Subscription Price Reduced.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

AT MURFREEsBoBo. NOVEMBER 4TH, 1867.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
Il notice of his appointment as Asst gnee of
Davidson Summers. Of Rutherford county, and
State of Tennessee. within said district, who
has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his OWE
petition, By the District Court Of said district.
Is. L. RIDLEY. JR., Assignee.
MI 1ar2-r
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DISTRIBUTING THE PLUMBER.
ROBERT TOOMRs AND A FEDERAL


The Savannah correspondent of the
Louisville Courier contains the following
spicy anecdote:
"The other day the Hon. A. H. Stephens
and Robert Toombs applied TO be admitted
to practice in Judge Erskine's conrt, and
we're refused. Afler the adjournment OF
the court, Mr.. Toombs requested of Judge
Dougherty to accompany him to Erskine's
room and her conversation which he de-
sired 10 have with him. When he arrived
where Erskine was, Mr.. Toombs said to
him: Sir, twenty years ago when yOu
were drinking buttermilk out of a swill tub
in the bogs of Ireland, / was practitioner
before the court which you now disgrace.
Fifteen years ago, when | was Senator in
Congress, you was selling lager beer from
behind the counter of Charleston grog-
gerry, and at no period in ten years has any
gentleman seen the time when he could
afford 60 notice you on the streets; and yet,
sir, you who are perjured in accepting the
Office you now hold, presume to refuse gen.
tlemen the right to practice before you.
Here Erskine rose and told Mr.. TOombs
he could not stand such language, as he re-
gafded il IA insulting. Mr.. Toombs told
him to be seated; that the only mortifying
part of the whole matter was that he had
felt himself obliged TO use such languag'
TO one of so abject and cowardly nature
as to render him incapable of resenting it,.
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NFaRo ADMINISTRATIONS Colum-
bus, Miss, Iader, has the following;
To show our Northern friends the ad-
vancement of the negro in morals and in-
tellect, we give real incident, verbatim !:
A pompus old Cato rode up TO the house
ofone of our citizens, and asked the favor
of a word at the gate, az he couldn't we'll
leave his steed.
Well. what is il? quoth the man Of the
house.
"Mornin! sah,--I come TO ak if you
owed ANYTHING 20 Moses Dunn, 'ceased.
Pm de moderator of de state now and wish
es to settle up all his fairs: ! can ind
plenty folks dat he owes-bnt it's hard
work To find any dat owe him han
The gentleman didn't owe anything.
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Jpon the Subject of Agriculture

And kindred topics. we shalt also give an ex-
tonsiye variety Of valuable and interesting mat
t,r-the hest adapted to the farming classes o.
our state, which will. in a great measure sup
n, ,hs Mace Of family agricultural paper.
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NO. g NORTH COLLEGE STREET,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
1000 sacks Coffee
so sacks Java;
so sacks Laguira;
50 hOgsheads Sugar:
90 barrels Crushed Sugar:
l20 barrels Coffee Sugar, A, b and c;
$50 boxes Star Candles;
$50 cases Oysters one and two pounds:
100 cases Fresh Peaches
50 cases Fresh Tomatoes;
IS boxes Tobacco, various brands;
100 boxes Proctor Il CANDLES Soap;
800 boxes Rosin Soap
80 boxes Fancy Toilet Soap;
10 bags Allspice;
10 bags Pepper;
10 boxes Ground Pepper:
25 boxes each Ground Spice and Ginger:
IS boxes Starch:
25 boxes Clothes Pins:
10 barrels Jute Twine;
10 barrels Paper TWine;
so barrels Mackerel, 1, 2 and 3;
l25 half barrels Mackerel, ]. 2 and 8;
IS kits Maekerel, l, 2 and 81;
80 dozen Wash boards
Is dozen Buckets;
80 boxes Factory Cheese;
so boxes impd GunPOwder and Black Teas ;
IS barrels Buffers BlRoking; r.
80 boxes Blueing;
$50 barrels various brands Liquors;
so bbfs Cider Vinegar; S do Grape Vinegar;
25 barrels Wood, Weeks Il Co.'s Fine SyEup
IS dozen Fine Br0Om5;
2Oreams Wrapping Paper, Rock City Mills
Raisins, Figs, PecanF, Brazil Nuts, Almonds,
Percussion Caps. Matches. Cigars, Fine Cat To-
baccO, Smoking Tobacco, and various Other
articles in the Grocery line all of which we pro
pose 10 sell cheap 70 the Trade.
WEAREEY a YARBHODGH.
No. North College street,
oct3 If Nashville. Tenn
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Decisions of the Supreme
Court.

I'm view the necessities OF the legal proies-
sion. and the general public interest attaching
"a The many new questions coming before our
iusicisi tribunals, We will publish oil the I'M
,,o,,sut decisions of the Supreme Court. irom
official sources which .aay be rel'aa "i'o" AZ
entirely Trustworthy.
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Diseases Of a Private Nature
$3.50 REWARD!
FOR
Prisoners Escaped from Jail,
on THE
MORNING OF NOVEMBER 2s, 1857.

MORNING OF NOVEMBER 2Ss 1867.
TWILL PAY TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
4 reward for the delivery Of j. SMITH TAY-
L0R at the Jail Of Dayidaon county. st Nash
ty-fve years old, six feet two inches high weighs
I75 pounds, eyes blue, hair dark. complexion
fair, face fresh cut with a bottle when he
escaped.
Also, one hundred dollars for VI P ROUNIR.
six feet high, weighs 40 pounds, eyes dark. air
black ring finger on LETT hand crooked and a
wart above the right eye.
Also, thirty dollars for CHARLES T0LMAN.
fifteen years old, i've feet one inch high, weight
100 pounds. hair black. left eye out.
THOMAS 7. SAUNDERS,
nova q Jailor Of Davidson County
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November q. 1867. nov26 wat
m CHANCERY AT SPRTYCFTELD

Richard 3. Cheatham and others VS.. Edward S.
Cheatham. Executor of Richard Cheatham,
deceased, and others.
THE CREDITORS S0FGENERAL RICHARD
L Cheatham. deeease d, and Mrs. Susan b,
Cheatham, deceased and the creditors Of Cheat
ham, Watson l. Co., are hereby notified to file
their claims and evidences Of debt in the Office
of the Clerk and Master of the Chancery Court
for Robertson county, Tennessee, at Springfield,
on OR BEFORE THE PIRST DAY OF MARCH, 1868,
in order TO recover their debts. BY order oi
said Chancery Court at its November Term,
1867. This November 20. 1861
MILES S. DRAUGH0N. c. and NJ.
nnv31 4W - u II --------
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Wanted, Agents in Every County,
FOR THE
IIEE oF JEFFERSON DAVIS,

DY FRANK II. ALFRIENp, OF RICA-
Is mond va. formerly editor Of the SOUTHERN
ITrrp.RT Mrss1NcKR. and well known, both
during and since the war, from his connection
with the Richmond press.
This is a full, complete. and authentic history
of the life and public services Of the great
Southern leader. II is a new and original work.
and sheds fiood of light upon many important
subjects connected with the late war, when
have never been understood-or, 81 IeaSt, Dut
imperfectly so-because the facts necessary 70
their elucidation have remained inaccessible tg
ali previous wri ters. Mr.. Alfriend has ENJOY ca
uneQualed and peculiar advantages m tue prep
aration Of this volume, as wlli DC hpP1ten' {.
looked for With eager interest, and IS certain g
prove one Of the most rapidly selling ooohs eve
published. For circulars giving fuli particulars
terms etc. address - r-o,--r,
THE CAKTOE PUBLISHING HOUSE,
2s West Fourth street, CinelnnaNi
nowl6 3ideod 2ty
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ceipts and value Of the Edgefeld and Ken
lucky railroad, and promote generally the
interests of the StsteIof Tennessee. Ali Of
which is respectfully submitted.
w. +. PRossER,
Chairman Committee.
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nIiddle Dlalriet 0f Tennessee.

rCHF UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
i notice Of his appointment as Assignee Of
John C0oney, JT.. Of Nashville. in the county Of
Davidsou ami State Of 1eDnsssee. within said
district, who has been adjudgsd bankrupt upon
his own petition. by the District Court Of said
district. X. CARY assignee.
novZ7 laE3ts Office, 63>1 Cedar street.