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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17
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Bank. corner ~ 81 and Brad, strrets.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17
LATEST NEWS
~. TELEGR.APa.
NEW YORK.

Nsw YoRk, Jan. IT, A llerald's spec.
nj says . report 10 being industriously
circulated IA Nov Orleans hat tGenessl
Ghssidsa has bsen "a the bshA ~ sndorsins
lstless u pseqsio iesSed ~ 1s6ls y prey
70 tbs holdses Of tbsn the right to tit out
in New Orleans end bring their prizes into
that port.
A story has bssn circulated By he French
Of the rebel O(lpnel McIver, WAo W. arr
rested By Sheridan some time ago. - the
leader Of the KNiehts OF Asabis.
The Congressional Committee Il Mid 70
have fsanA out The fasls 10 theie ,sicent in
veoeiG1Aioo 81 ~ sioeo.
4 fimee' ocooi1 mys: Yeo1uuo6y the
Hess Comnil0so - henkine and eurrsncy
further considered Randalro IA, srtating
sinking fund and providing sof gradual
withdrawal Of nstiensl hank cieculatioa but
came 70 no conclusion. The ooehmittse
10 searching this important measure with .
great deal Of care. and il will give rise 10
very marked cehtest If il ever reaches
the House. q
+ The Wars and Means Coumittee ~
steady q sssk on The tax BILL and hsss o.
taiaed lsave to Get dusiog The sesieeS q
the Heass. Il j. not probable, h61set1f,
that thsv viii argue upon Any aaassia 70
duction Of Internal taxation, especially 10
view sfahs possibiliay. ~ re success II .
higA tasiG Income tax will not Be modi.
ned At a, siSd ta6tlx' Oh whisky via he{4-
y b reduced below one dollar, which. It'll
hoped, sill tend 70 Increase Instead Of di-
nipish the felspue. ~r
Re ciksd 'sboS N: SIS s;sS "a Ia ption 3
HE M Gresley'S) pecuiiat political views,
especially the amnesty end sulfsage propo
UiNiUn,s - <&rs8 az !.
Burkcs whisky dissillesy ~ se;ssd -.
to-day Coz siolation of. the sssepps lag.
The PostS' wsshlnteua sptei9l ia5s -
Gen. Sickles ses>i0onD bslere the Oon-
eressional Committee 10 relation to afIaies
in Snu,h Carolina IS very staeag. lie L.
clared that many coustiss - that State te>
quire constant military c30t.Ul To secure ths
freedmen any Of their righta, :.
The heaviest sno1. storm known here r.
years, ST In lest Aikht, md b StiM hilme
With onebated fury, eth a'depVh Of eve
ore foot on level. Some Of the driftd -
~ end thees feee desps Gs4sa~nts
The Hersld's Valparaiso eorsspsnasas
says: =. The tunor 81 an alliance bstweeo
Spai6 md btaxilis not credited. He thiokv
CspS Aorn The destination Of The Chiliae
.and Peruvian flsses, which sailsd 4suo VAL
easaiso under Admiral Tuckee.. We
"a TIE Tribuns's washing1sa apscisl learna
thas the President iTSpp6eed to admittiss
Osoet6&bse -1sET2. 'aIE5.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

GALVESTON, Jan. Ia The, Gsssdu,aa's
Bureau assut reports that the freedmen aso
contracting fos yer lsbss With great rspse.
ity. Georgia freedmen arrive. almost eVeiy
steamer. 70
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17
JAc. A. HIGH,

PnoRR8f0n o. ~
0asrason Oerees uaavoey Osable.
nS1n uA2u1NON UT1BET, BETWEEN
rPeut ed Sscead. Horses 4
Carriages. Of the best quality. 10 let st iii
hours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarded ii reasonable charges. lmy1s-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17
'Ia II. i:li' =, IN. l i.

2 CSacnnArl. Jan. l7.-Masy J. ~1hosls
soe. tveotY-tvo yeess ed. did - nnlo<
! dsjs und . ildedms(l ~ l6psyb-
~ ~ Nslosce ~ 49, sn8 f63sill
NJ 16ptst y he csssAst, 49, ad En-.
aminatioo developed ~ tact that her sku11
wag hecken - htasy, scopes. zEsis On.
dessAsoG III - Wns intlmaSe with pt6G6-
inent arcAilsst asd wAs caught with hiessly
esio M; sWhsa seu0e engued and Tho 4ift
wac kind. AL the parties concerned can>
eluied to keep Tie affair dark. but the a.
lV65f - r. ~ 1x35S 10 pro
s!ssssa6 - 49, rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

~ 10 Excuse Ter : Maid Head.
T1PnAM'S MARACRELIA CAUSES THE
~ hair to grow bald heads, prevents il
from falling out, and prometea the grnwth Of
the eeard and tnoustacke. One hottie gill con-
vince the aanst skeptieal ~ ~ virtue Sold By
4. 8. BAlLORD. octlA dam u-ehwrAaat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

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yseuay'l7 iloe5. "
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whs.s-Ss. At ssis@a.is;. II. 8 At Sts:s
sc or.-,s0ss3s.
Rye 86<e60. 7-s
basley--1caree At q. 70. .s.e
Timothy Seed-&s. 0uGts.25. ~-sss.f4.
The gsaersl hnsinsss is very quiet, but IN.
proving sl-4x r
Money IA active request and stringent. Moth.
ing negotiable AZ banks but 6rst class paper. and
that only when presented BY customers entitled
70 fsv"rs' 9sl = 3.s5~f'
Ns~tnS.s. u..GSC $50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

.ym So, pisasse nssehaps N ibis leitY
died cn The lt4h.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

:" II was early In the spring az 5t that this c1eD
pound was originated. member ofny family -
afflicted with irritation Of tho throat attended With
a dissgyrcabe cough. ! had for come months pee.
vous Thought that preparation having for is baeis
the nsidr bark Of white pine might be go compound
cd to be very uscfui In disease 81 the throat ano
lungs To test the value 81 !; Ia the alluded 70,
com pounded . email quantity II the medicine that
had been planning, and gave IL In tenspoonful 90.
s~. The result wasexeecdinely gratifying. Wtmm
two days the Irritation ~ the throat WIS remOveos
the cough subpided and speedy cure was checeed
soon AFTER this sent TO lady In Londonderry,
~ II. who had been suffering for some wceka from
= bad cough, oecasoned by = sudden cold, ans had
raised mucus str.akcd with blood. She soon found
~ II, and got we'll H. Clarke, ESQ editor If the
Manchester Daily Mirror made trial ~ the eaue
prepAratton In the OF cold and cured
Immediately lie highly pleased with the re-
paced before the public that he finally persuaded
I" give II name, and ecnd II abroad u t~nt "
the suffering. Ia November. tss5. fret advcttpatd
Il Tn pape of Waite Pine Compound. In ~ Q
Manchester alone one hppdred dollars worth, who're
II took the lsod q I'll - esarh remedies In tho
ket. aud II stil maintnins tat position There h
good reason for fhiA. b vrry so0thing anlhe ng
anie natats. swm1Aine tothssionacl end Plea AMI
~i,hsi 10 the taste aud !. 6 neec,lnEly cheap,
As . ssuHsdy tos hidsey coTpl9ltW ~ White
lated for that puspose uht posseq 1eing Il for
Ssaee inst ~ m@y eAoaeands Nav
sss1 y ~ thc eane complaintJand have besa cou
rue The .SoSs was written hy Dr. relsAd. In $780,
ponnd has taken the Icass q" al Upugh Ssacdice q
well - prspAr anua fos tho " Kidney dIfiicn
tire Il every city, town. village and haalW through
out thc New England States.
Thi. remedy safe aud pleasant 10 take Nc Il IL
eNe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17
The white Pine Compound,
GEORGE: w. AvyErG. 40. -.

PROPRIETOR.
PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND EGTsNEtAl. uGPOT.
lDsliANoNER SrRitr. rosrON
nhcg the Supervision ~ Rev. ! " Poland.
Ht i<Ii NMs n VAN SCHAACk
Wholesale AGENTS. CHICAGO.
HARRISON 4 STAKks. +. =. BALIORD. STE.
vESsoN < tAEN AHAN. Agents
,rtl. 4 cod ,ur- thur,l an
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

IL; forge, The peculiar value Of thcre pilll
as irevrnistis. 81 disease. ~ veil a. remrdy LEI
complaints al .aiy existing An onuc" oi proven
ton IL better than pound OF cure, and an dose oi
Nadway'r PHI taken once or twice week will not
nuly kcc, al ~. sccr-tiot- in sncr healthy condi
ton that pr, anr disorders may be set ut defiance,
bur they will tho worst cascs Of dyspepsia, in
dgeriiun castvcne-e. &c beyond a prrsdv.utur,t
II only requires from "a three pills 10 procure
gentle movement Of the bowels. while from four 10
Elk produce brisk and thorough purge. With most
~ - pills 20 hgvc grptug pa ne. nau a. sickness
and sencsmns becanss they fail 10 .xpcl " tn the
fa' the bile aud Osh-r discssed hunore. DR. Had
Way rills lesve no auth mischief working Remains
3geuAaoiag ~ - systs0 but psres out all list may
- IN chSeqrlo d 1hs ~ ot teetotnttdn ~ hsAnh.
Honcc their operation l. accompanied by no pain.
They do their work psrfsctly lut sntebiy. They do
not dcpetc nor PROSTATE They purify and strength
en- They are prepared Of choice and costly xtrscts
~ medical plahtss vooss hsv0s gums &C.. yet they
S' ns
yesseelf vts calcmei. mercuf, ~ antme9y, yet you
get rid Ut yous biliousness With aee and prompt
tnde: your heart. your kiin~ys. your nerves. your
stomach are relieved from disorder. and You "r-r
ulstcl' into perfect health. Railways kcguia,in. !.
Pills are sold hy urugrists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

.sOIsN ess:u.S.. M. ~.

IVA soh0fos 9rB IOWA cAvALRy,
.NiNE sEl" tNGAGi u IN TUX PRAC.
icc - Medicine sud surgery Tor tie lass
si's SrAns IN r"is srAFx. has p< rrnnn
ecaied ~ ilis city. and offers lsss profes.
strv.rss 10 ihe citilens of davenport and
". aud hopes by ms long experience with
>eGses Of the climate, 20 merit and receive
on - public patronage
y cosner ~ Third ard bsndy. over lind.
4 ,w'lfy Store. rrsidcnce in what wan for
known ~ the Fulton House. on Water
above the bridge. june27 dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17
Daveapsrt Savings lnsfitutisI
-ovv'n A.
FIRST NATl0NlL lANk.

k0PKN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. (SUNDAYe
Mad holiday. excepted Z i.cn 9 4 to Pa
| rent % o'cleek. lHrRassr allowed on deposit I
= Printed copies Of By Laws and Regulations "a
~ AA,4 q the bank.
Money 70 loan On good improved Real Estaaa.
raDt1wts u. SMITH. Pres't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

;S- q rlsasm'~ PIN pie lsnnisher.
DFNUNES rtMpLES on Thu FACE
III freehles. &c. II also soitcns the skin aud
bcAut ics ihc on,pi, xion. oto!sris complete
without II irice - ccu;s. Mailed TO any al
dress tor - cents. by :. &. tPIlAM. rs South
Eighth street. Philadelphia la. Sold by all
Druggists. octlS d1m m-,husAsat
~The Japanese Hair Saain'
4 NuLOKS THE HAIR. WHISPERS AND
~ Noustacae beautiful riacx or BROWN
IL consists nt only one preparation. Color will
not fade or wash out Only 30 cents n box
Mated e. sns address, Cor 20 cents by :. Z.
trham. - south E.gath street. Philadelphia,
IA Sold by ~. Druggists. cc,ls d3m
- alair Re0oyed 1T
Errou all pmras 81 tie body In 3
II years. without INJURY - the skin. BY "us
.1S. ps ;s ro.Dss AZ Or o, , en- for
other. Price el.a Mailed 10 any address for
u %. by $. q. UPMAM. IS South Eighth ST.,
Philadelphia. Pa Sold BY ell Drugsists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

WulTE PINE COMPOUND!

10 now offered 70 the afflicted throughout the ccun-
try, afse. having becn pr9cd by the test Of eleven
ynYa in the New England Ststes. where it, nleFttG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17
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H6iCJAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor
I and brady Strcess. under Streeper 4
latote. kcsidsnce on isth 81. bet. lire
i Main. aclAd dr. ,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

PiO 40. D. FARRASD'sH BLK, adFLOOR
bTOcRAplIS WORKED IN OIL. OR
Hstcr Coiors. or India ipk, on plain or
rns~d Paper. Particular attention paid
ses.
6asaVeG 4 MORTON.
|rSH AND SION PAINTERS, GRAIN
~. Paper llangera, 0lssAsss. Ac. shop
Main mud Fifth ssa mcha3 .dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

|.s..i.:: ~. ~,
vi r. OrdsH for the sale u 1SIf
trOouoo and ms pok3b1tq4
, OF Chamber Commerce Buildiog sChiee36s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17
The White Pine Conpeunl Cures

Splitting VI Hood, and Ipl,nunpty Ansct:eNr gcnef
any Tile remarkable Remedy for Votoong Crime.
nlcedins Iron the Kidneys and Bladder. Gravel. and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

CRoS ava SSeQoS 1>e1pt ESstV,
:. - Hast - ~, Dove0pegss 10.
|hiae Tabs, wascs Clo-eoA, 0asA BaI1ns, Lead
=. Sheet Lead, Ctstesn l'uapA yngpo1nnpe, Chan
re brackets. Drop Light Ns11men< 49, ohedes
~ kiads ef rlaAblag. Gas and Staa0 IN rlatiag
y " order. Az 0rsicss promptly execnt1 - good
u and u lair rates. aUl90iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

kl00M = O0Wuno ALLEY
e0ON'r NT08GT.
krth door ~ess ~ Brady. Davenport, lowe
.. e. Na1TChlEl.l.. Prep.
AssCe wiase, htauers - csgase sasssntiy
20 0cwslas Ably u ss~, - 10 perfect or
|--sAe suly sne - The city. Give him I
n ouoyl div
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-28
rnrMPEACnMFNT PRonLEM.

We print so much of the several re-
norris of the members of the Judiciary
Committee as will show the different
views Of the impeachment question held
by these gentlemen. The next question
is, what is likely TO be the fate of the
movement in the House Of Representa-
tives Upon this subject the Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York
Times says that on Sunday last the adj
vocates of Impeachment made canvass
OF their strength, and claim a small ma
ority for it The correspondent con-
tinues:
among those who will oppose impeach>
ment with all the yigor aud ability which
they eau command aud support are: Mr.
Wilson, the Chairman of the Committee;
Washburne, Of Illinois; Judge Bingham,
of Ohio Dawes aud Banks, Of Massachu-
sets; Poneroy, Of New York; Blaine, Of
Maine Poland Of Vermont, and others of
the ablest men on the Republican side OF
the Honse. But if it does pass the House,
what possible chance does it stand In the
Senate, when thirty Of the Senators are
known in advance to regard the impeach-
ment movement as one of great folly p
The correspondent of the Cincinnati
ComaierciaI informs Us that an effort to
carry the proposition through the instru-
mentality OF a caucus has utterly failed.
He says
"The attempt to commit the Republican
members of the House on the subject,
through a caHcus resolution, has failed,
number of them refusing to take part IN
such a meeting, to he bound by lis .deci.
sion, or 10 express any opinion whatever
until they have seen the evidence in the
case. Mr.. Bingham, Of Ohio, denounces
the whole proceeding as unwise for the
country and for the party, and says that
unless stronger case is shown than was
made last July, he will move TO lay the
whole subject on the table. He SAYS 1t is
scheme to force the Republican party
into the support Of Ben. Butler for next
President. Alluding in conversation, TO
the bill to suspend during trial, ne spoke
of il as a most outrageous piece of legisla-
ton, and that it would blow the Republic
can party ont of water if passed"
The correspondent of the New York
Herald writing on the same day, men-
tons the following significant incident
An'incident occurred yesterday at the
capitol which is fair indication of the
feeling of Congress upon the subject of i'm
parchment. Currency wasgiven to a rumor
in the afternoon that one of the Judiciary
Committee, who had previously opposed a
report in favor of impeachment had
changed his views and advocated the meas
, ure. A few Radical members, happening
to meet in the rotunda, discussed the likeli-
hood Of this change of base and in the end
resolved to invite all the Republican mem
bers in the capitol at the time to a sort Of
informal meeting, and take the sense Of the
gathering on the subject of supporting an
impeachment report. Fifteen in all assem-
bled, and unanimous vote, with one
solitary exception, was recorded against
impeachment"
1t thus appears, at present, the i'm
peachers have but slim chance for the
success of their desperate project,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-28

On the 25th inst, Mr. Golladay, of
Kentucky, who was elected in the dis
trict represented by the late Elijah Hise,
presented his credentials to the House
of Representatives. Mr.. Dawes, Chair
man of the Committee on Elections, ad-
mitted there was nothing against MIR.
GolladGy, but wanted his case reterredto
the committee. There was nothing against
him. but he is a Democrat and there
fore his case must so before the Com
mittee on Elections, and that body will
decide, whether pending the question OF
impeachment it viii be prudent to admit
him to the seat to which he has been
elected. Stokes and Mullins found no
such difficulty in their way
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-28
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
New York Items, etc.

New YORK, Nov. 27.-The Tribune's
special says the State Department has been
for some time past endeavoring TO negotiate
for the purchase of some of the Danish
West India Islands. 1t is now stated that
st. Thomas and st. John have been bought,
subject to the approval of the United
States Senate. To ascertain the senti-
ments of the inhabitants relative to the
contemplated change from the Danish to
the United States government, Rev. Mr..
Hawley was commissioned to proceed
there some time ago. His mission was
very satisfactory, and in his report he
states that nearly all the inhabitants are
favorable to annexation to this country.
The rumor that an expedition had sailed
to take possession of the islands is absurd.
The vote in the House on the resolution
instructing the Committee on Banks and
Banking to report bill providing for the
withdrawal of national bank currency and
substituting greenbacks therefor, is re-
garded az very significant of the temper of
the House.
The Ways and Means Committee intend
to take up at an early day, the question
of contraction, and report in accordance
WIN tHc tcSOlutiOu IStCiICQ W LucLH "
They will also take take up the question of
repeating the cotton tax. The wool grow
ing interests is said to be strongly opposed
to the repeating of this act, as it will mate
rally interfere with the production OF
wool.
The Judiciary Committee of the House
will at the next session, take up the bill
referred to them, providing for the suspen-
sion of the President pending impeach4
ment. The bill is general one in its
character.
1t is the opinion Of many of the Senators
and Members that it is necessary that
some legislation should be adopted ex-
planatory of the constitution of the United
States on the subject. 1t is doubtful if
the committee will report favorable on the
bill.
The Times special says The famous
letter of General Grant, on the removal, as
well as ali the correspondence, on the re-
moval of Generals Sheridan and Sickles,
will soon be made public.
In the Chamber of Commerce, yesterday,
report from special committee was
adopted favoring the resumption of specie
payments. Remarks were made by Messrs.
Lon Opdyke, Chillenden, Conkling, and
Others, and a memorial, to be presented to
Congress, was ordered to be prepared.
j. II. Anton, in letter to the Demo-
cratic Union Convention, last evening, de,
clined the nomination for Mayor in favor
of Mr.. Hoffman. The convention after
wards endorsed Mr.. Hoffman.
The champagne cases were yesterday adj
iourned, part of them to February and
some to April, by Judge Blatchford. NJ
merous COMBINATIONS of whisky were
made by the same Magistrate.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-28

TEE statements called testimony made
by that prince Of pimps known as De-
tective Baker should not have been re-
csived or recorded by the Judiciary Com
mittee Of the House Of Representatives
Their publication is scarcely less dis
graceful to the committee than they are
TO their utterer It is a gross insult to
the nation, and presents a spectacle to
the world which no citizen with a proper
sense OF national self-respect should de-
sire to have exposed Their truth or
falsity has nothing to do with the ques-
ton. His filthy scandal about the woman
Cobb was not the matter the committee
was directed to investigate, and when de-
livered, should have been suppressed an
Difference to the public sense OF de
csucy. 1t is an evidence, though, of the
deplorable decay ofmorals, when the par
tisanship of the Legislative department
g -re nE
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-28
THE CRISIS COMING.

Referring to the report of the majority
Of the Judiciary Committee recommend
ing the impeachment of the President by
Congress-the substance of which Will
be found in our columns this morning
the Knoxville Free Press, Of the Goth.
says:
Should the majority persist in their re-
port for impeachment on tomorrow week,
il may be taken for granted that they will
be sustained by the Radicals Of the House.
Should this be 30, Andrew johnson s
hour for prompt action will have then ar
rived If he hesitates, il he temporizes,
If he submits for an hour he is gone, ire
trievably gone. Should he ever leave the
White House at the command of the con-
spirstors to be tried By a cabal that has al
ready decided his case, he will have left it
forever
But we feel assured that Andrew johns
son will not submit We shall see. The
premouitory tremor Of the Travelling vol
csno is already being felt"
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-28
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF WHITE
COUNTY, TENN.

S. II. Colmes. Trustee of W. Leftwich, VS.. Dan
iel F. Brown.-Attachment
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
i this cause that the defendant is non-resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordl-
nary process cannot be served on him; 1t is
ordered that publication be made for four sue
cessive weeks in the Weekly 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,
10 Be held at the Courthouse thereof. on the sec
oud Monday in January next, to defend SAID
suit or the sane will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing ex parte- This Novem Der ~, 1867
W. NJ. RUSSELL, Clerk.
novN wit
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

Fy.HIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
= the 9th day Of November, A. ID 1857, a war
Of Z. II. Forsyth, Of Nashville, in the county Of
Davidson and State Of Tennessee. who has been
adiudged q bankrupt on mis- own petition; that
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging TO such bankrupt 10 him. OF
for his use, ant the transfer Of any propertv b.
him. are forbidden By law; that a meeting Of
the creditors Of the said bankrupt. 10 prove
then debts and % choose one or more assignee
ruptcy, 70 be holden on the I5th day Of Deem
Der. A. ID 1871, att o'clock NJ, at the Office Of
the Register in Bankruptcy, Nashville, Ten
nessee, No. 81 Church street, before Aiexan-
der 9. Bradley. Eco, Register.
=. +. GLASCOCK.
noT25 2 Q. 5. Marshal. Messenger.
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CnIored Convention.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. IA colored State
convention met at Lexington yesterday.
The attendance was quite small. The OBJ
iect of the convention seems to be to pc
teton the Legislature to grant negroes the
rights of testifying in courts, to sit on
juries and to complete equality before the
law. The convention adjourned until to-
day
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Of the government consents to take such
iabrications from polluted lips as evl-
dence to defame and degrade the Chief
Executive.