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81. PAUL, MIMI, June The reported
killing Of two nail carriers, MeDonaid and
Amber, near Fort Fuiten By Indians few
days ago, is eonfrmed.
SsveraI other indian Oatrages are re-
rorted near Fort Benton. Ga Wednesday
evening laai, &n Ordnance Sergeant named
Fraucker, and four ohildEea az Fort Ripley
zera harmed 70 death. Mrs. FrzEeker has,
in consequence, become a raying msniae.
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xrwryoLAND sERvTTUDE.

The committee appointed by the Mas
saebusetts Legislature to inquire into the
Of employing children in the
mills have made their report, which
BIB ~
says:
sfT7.at OHe-hGlf Of The children spkO enter Che
faetorv service die before they reach their eigk-
tenth geqr, in consequences Of overwork and
long hours, and the remainder only live to
transmit disease and death 10 their Off
spring.
MThe report closes as follows:
''That men be forthwiIh employed 10 go
10 India 10 collect the jewels from the noses
Of Birmese women, that the came may be
converted into money, 10 be used for the
purpose Of converting the heathel OF New
England es
The people Of whom this committee
thus speak, were loudest and most per
sistent in commisernting the eonditlo u
of the well.fed, well-,lOthed and lightly
worked negro slave Of the South Here
we have exposed condition of servituda
existing among this self.same people, IN,
4 fnitely worse than any feature Of slavery
as it existed at the South. These hui
name New Englanders, whose hearts
yearned for the elevation Of the Southern
slave, have no compassion for white peo
pie who are doomed 10 a serVitude worse
than that Of the slave. The New
England manufacturer has no interes
| in his white ihirelings or servants, ant
what recks be whether they die early Il
consequence of overWork2 he lose
nothing by such result, for there ar
plenty of "poor whites" to take the place
| of thoseremoved by death. Anti'slaver
societies never hear Of these poor whit
children who are murdered BY the scor
to crafty the greed for gain" Of Ne
England manufacturers Was ther
ever such hypocrisy as these pseudo ph
thropists have exhibited tEHsu5s
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value o. FrUpeFtJ IN W.T. -
Sr. LOUIS, June 24.-The assessed value
Of property Ia Nebraska is $50, 0OO, 900, an
increase of $4,000, 900 over last year
A large number Of trains started East
from Salt Lake last week, to convey immi-
grants IRON Europe to the Promised Land
The Young Mems Democratic Ciub
adopted 3 stirring address TO the Democ-
racy Of Missouri, and ordered 1000 copies
printed. r
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supposed PIIIbusters Di.charseaI

NEW ORLEANS, June 24-Ihe supposed
sIibustering expedition proves 10 be mis-
take. Provisions we're brought before
Commissioner Weller on athdaTits Of the
Mexican Consul, bat be not being in pos
session Of sufficient proofs they were dis
charged. Thsy alleys thar they we're en-
Moved 70 work on the railroad in Mexico.
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From Canada.

OTTAWA, June PA dispatch received
from the colonial Office, in reply to the No
va Scotian appeal memorial, represents the
Union act as an imperial as well as provin-
cial policy, and relies on the loyalty Of
Nova Scotia to support il. ~ o'
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Newspaper Suppressed.

SELAM, ALA, June 24.-The Tuscaloosa
Monitor was suppressed yesterday under
an order Of Gen. Sheppard, for alleged
violation of General Order No. 81. Mr..
Randolph, the editor, has avoided arrest
and viii proceed at once to Washing ton,
to lay the facts before the President and
Gen. Grant. .....H 1898.
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Rinse Rail Match.

BosToN, June 2S.-The base ball match
to-day, at Cambridge, between the Howard
University Club and the Nashua Club, Of
Princeton College, New York, resulted in
a victory for the Howard Club, by score
Of seventeen TO sixteen. There was great
crowd Of spectators present. "I
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MIS- KATE RASDoLPH remarks NAT
s'eVen the calm and vel l-balaneed miqd re-
coils AZ the dreadful thought OF the in
mense number Of single ladies who srs 10
sdoFn the present century 10 the old Bay
Sfatap 4r -nE. EA
a arT sgn
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MADRID, June 23.-Senior Rubican in
taking possession Of the Ministry Of Che
Colonies, made an address to his subordi-
mates in which he urged them to devote all
their energies to the promotion Of the COM
merce and prosperity Of tie colonies Of
Spain.
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rHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIS
PATCHES.

The Washington Chronicle Of the 18th
inst publishes the followi0g:
A CoRRrcrIoN.-Th Washington cor
RESPONDENT of the Louisville Journal de-
MES the parentage Of the fabricated iele,,
grams between Governor Brownlow and
Hon. William B. Stokes, Of Tennessee.
relative to Impeachment as follows:
Hon. WA. 3. Saks SIR The die
PATCHES which you to-day deny the anthem
sioity OF have been copied from the Lou
isville Journal. They are erroneously
credited 70 the Washington correspondent
As have been acting in that capacity, It IS
proper that / should state 20 you had
nothing 70 DC with their publication, and
chat knew nothing Of them il print.
Very respectfully,
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WAsHISsuoS, June 24-The Secretary
Of War sent to the House today, tn {, es -
mate from the Psymaster General o. me
amount required 70 meet dshcisnGaes IN
appropriations for The execution o. ne re-
construction acts TO June JUN, IooS'
S63l, SIS Is
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THR illiterase old nincompoop Mullins,
has made a speech in Congress. Our
readers would not thank us to disgust
them with it in its entirety, but the fol-
lowing is an average extract, and will
serve to show the manner Of men that
Tennessee Radicalism makes Congress
men Of
Mullins loquitur:
"We lifted our banner and said seven
times seven we will march around the walls
Of this Babvlon-this Democratic Babylon
like Joshua of old, and with our rams
horns give a great blast. Laughter FL
n,llv we gave them the last blast Sherman
run through Ikea dose of salts, laughter
like A fying, fiery eagle, aud Grant, like
mighty ansoonds, laughter stretched
round, and with his right hand took Sher-
man by the left, and sherman with his
right took Grant by the len, and they said
"Now, a long pull, strong pull, pull
altogether" and out fell the bottom Of the
rebellion; [l&ughterl every hoop broke
loose. and they we're turned out upon the
common plan Of civilization and human
rights, loose, like the poor fellows milk.
TLaughter.l
The Louisville Courier is in error IN
supposing that Mullins is of Northern
nativity. He is homebred specimen
of a Radical he has about enough
brains-and no more-to keep toll gate
on q country road, provided the fares
were all paid in bits and fourpences.
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B0STICK'S ADDITION.
81 LOTS AT AUCTION
WIrHOUr RESERVE.

ON WEDNESDAY, JULY /, 1853, VIC will
~ sell at auction. on the premises, THREE
LOTS on the west side Of, and fronting together
l73 feet on the Charlotte pike. at the corner Of
BOstiek avenue. Also, TWENTY EIGHT LOTS
fronting on BOstick avenue. These lots are just
beyond the corporation limits, and lie imme-
diately west Of the Northwestern railroad. adj
jaeent to the Park in Watkins Addition, and
adjoising the handsome grounds offered by
Samuel Watkins for City Park.
TgRNs.-One-fOurth ehash, the balance in enc
and two years.
Free Omnibuses viii leave the front Of Oul
Offices at l01k O'Clock. A. NJ. .
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH.
BROWNS < CHEATHAM,
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Washington, D. c, June Jaos Is 81

A vEKY enthusiasts friend OF the Ten
nessee and Pacific railroad thinks, nov
that the people Of Wilson and Davidson
counties have voted liberal subscrips
zion 10 that enterprise, that thsre-is un-
necessary dslay in putting the link from
Nashville 70 Lebanon under contract
Are there not others equally anxious As
to the cause Of tho delay
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SAN FRANCIsco, June 2S.-Laler advices
from Arizona render it probable for the
election Of Mccormick the Union delegate,
TO Congress.
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Democrats CarEy the State over
the Carpet-Baggers and Negroes
Arrest of the Governor by Military

Arrest of the Governor by Military
Authority. 8assa Bat .F|
Special to the Louisville Journal.
JACKSON, June 29.-There is great ex-
citement in this city tonight. The cleo
ton returns that have come in thus far
leave no doubt of Democratic victory.
The bogus Constitution has been rejected,
and that by negro votes.
Governor Humphreys was arrested this
afternoon by order Of Gen. Mcdowell, and
expelled from his Office, which is now
guarded by sentry with a file Of United
States troops. The elected Executive will
not submit. He has taken another office,
and refuses to be victimized. The case has
gone forward to Washington.
The excitement in the city is very in
tense, but no likelihood of trouble.
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Tnr Press ana TFues states that the
!. oomu,rOlleF. commenced sending funds
"A New York several weeks since for the
purpose Of paying the interest on our
stats bobds falling due on the lss Of
july sssnaB go -
- -s..-s-tf 1s8
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Democratic NnmtnafInn.
From Massrid

PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-The Demo
cratic convention nominated Daniel W.
Fox for Mayor.
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o. 8 Marshal, MESSENGER
ByJ. r. WARNER,
lun5 Il Dep. U. s. Marshal. Messenger

uruTs rs ToeIvE NOTICE. THAT0N THg
4 lOth DAY o! June. A. ID. 1873, q warrant
in bankruptcy vas Issued against the estate
~ William 4, Wells, In the county n Giles
and state OF Tennesses. who has been ad-
Judged a bankrupt on his own petition thai
The payment Of any debts and dsilvery % any
for - use. and the transfer % any property b.
aim. are forbidden By law that a meeting %
he ersditors Of The said bankrupt. % Prove
their dehts aud y choose one or more as, fneg1
III bis ssfafs. will be held az a Court q Bank
Snf.fey. 10 Be hoiden on the ijih DAY d ali,
"A. b. 1853, AZ 9 O'clock A. X, a 20 g.lge Of
he Register ID bankruptryt Pulask4 lenh'-
go. before W n Doughty "a, heflash
i. h. GLAeCJCk.
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......4A IL. IL. 0LASCOCh,
z. 5. Marshal. Messenger.
By J. r. WARNER,
iun25 IL Dep. U. 5. Marshal. Messenger.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
i 10Th day Of June, A. ID. lsiS a warrant ia
bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
James q. Bennett, Of the county OF Giles ard
STATE OF Teunessee, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt on his own petition; that the paw
mept OF any debts and delivery OF any pro
perty belonging TO such bankrupt, 70 him or
for his use, and the transfer OF any property
by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting
of the creditors OF the SAID bankrupt 70 prove
sienees Of ais estate, will be held al a Court OF
Pankruptcy, 70 be holden on the l5th day OF
July. "A. ID. 1865. at o'clock A. n, az The
once of the Register in Bankruptcy, Pulaski
Tennessee. before w. N. Doughty, ESQ, Re
-;ster f. r.. dlsASCOCk,
$780, Marahaf Moaaanear
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FEATHERS, GINSENG,
BeesWax and Rags.

xx1E ARE BUYING ALL or THE ABOVE
w Articles a. their higaest Falue, In large or
.rnaU quantities We keep en- hand selectiga
sf s'fflCTl.Y YRLM Is FEATHERS taF sale u
,sersens WaHting q prime, select teather.
we rsnevate ard cieadss fsathers iu dAE
,,sise. WHfTEMAE BROS.
mott Ns. ~ Pebble squarv.
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ByJ.R. wARNEk, -.

THIS Is TO GIyE NOTICE. T ~. IHE
80 -,,.- - isrued against The estate
~ Jab5 A Bern. 81 The county Of Giles
~ 80 So. Al re1Bcssoo. who lag Trcu aI
judged bankrupt e s' 10y ~ si f ~ In1-
Lno y :. II t.i,,,irI % sash bankrupt ~ MIN or
y. ~ - and tho traRsisF of any pr perry -
~. arf fsrb idden ~ laEi thsta meeting . ne
creditors q he said baakrapt 20 pIoys ~ ~
49,. ~ ~ asld AZ a SouTt 81 b9E kfgptry ~
- selden on The l5lh day Of JAY, = p.
isss al o'clock A. r., r. ths once ot ne
- ". y. Doughty, Erq., kegislgr.
Dsi'i u. h. GLAsCOCh.
y g. Marshai Messenger
ByJ.R. WARNER.
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! F Ri1!si paper s says: MLag2L

Some of the West Tennessee papers
would have the people believe that the
Tennessee delegates to the New York Con-
yention are not instructed.
This is false. The several delegates are
instructed, and should his name be before
the convention, are instructed to vote Tor
Andres0 johnson. -
We have authority for saying that the
name of Mr., johnson will be before the
convention, no matter what may be the
result of the ballOtings. Should no one
else nominate him, there are delegates
from Tennessee that will. This done, the
delegates from Tennessee are bound and an
structed to vote for him. A majority Of the
delegates would have done so without IN
structions 1t is folly to say that the Ten
nessee delegates are not instructed. They
are. .. rr.. .Er.H...
& The language Of the resolution dis
proves this construction. Itsimply says,
that ain the event Mr.. Johnson's name is
presented, it is due that the Tennessee
delegation should cast united vote in
his favor" This does rot instruct them
to offer his name, but the clear implieas
ton is that if presented at all, some one
else was expected to do it Further it is
said in that contingency neither expected
nor desired by any thing that app bears in
the resolution, considerations of State
pride make it due that what 2-not that
the delegation should continue TO sup
port him as candidate for the nOmina~
ton, but that it should cast single
united vote in his favor as a compliment.
We assert most positively that this was
the sole intent of the allusion to Mr..
johnson, and the accepted construction
Of the committee who reported il If any
other view was held by a member Of the
conventional was, so far as our observation
extended, and it was both general and
minute, a mental reservation, or spoken
with bated breath lf it had been
avowed that this language was an In
struction to present and support Mr..
| johnson as the Democratic candidate
we know it would not have been reported
unanimously from the committee, and
without more emphatic objection than II
did receive from at least one member
and that it would not have been adopted
by the Convention.
We repeat the convention instructed
in behalf Of no man. 1t intended K
compliment Mr. Johnson as citizen o.
this State. The men who think he Is no
the proper man for theeandidate, object
ed to this reference 10 him, because /
was susceptible Of misconstructon, and
desired to have it stricken out; and IL !
had been declared 10 have the force o
an instruction, indeed if that view hac
/ not been distinctly repudiated by thos'
favoring its retsntien, it would have beer
expunged
| We shall support MIR johnson If he j
nominated as the Democratic candidate
but this much is due to the truth Of has
tory. as we understand it. and 10 one ha'
better opportunities.
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mar sTxTII NEeOLUTTON.

We have sedulously refrained, since
the session Of the Democratic Conven-
ton in this city, from participating in the
intemperate discussion which some OF
our contemporaries Of the Democratic
press have INDUCED in, in regard to the
purport and meaning Of the sixth resolu"
ton Of the platform. A few days after
the adjournment, and before the contro-
yersy had commenced, brief explana>
ton was given, but nothing more. We
have been unable to perceive what useful
purpose could be subserved by continu>
ing the wrangling sdebate of the cOnvenn
ton in the columns Of newspapers; and
would not now advert to the subject but
for paragraph in the shelbyville amer
lean Union which is so emphatic and
dictatSrial in its tone, and 80 utterly vac
rant from our impression of the facts,
that we cannot permit it to pass without
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49, II. R. dLASCOCK.
r .H. II. s. Marshal. Messenger
ByJ.R. WARN kk,
jun5 II Dep. u $. MarshaL Messenger

THIS IS TOGIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
20th day Of June, A. u. lS0o. a warrant
in bankruptcy Nss issued against tho estate
Granville Dung, Of the county or Ollea
and STATE on Tennessee. Who has been adj
Judged q ban krupt on his own petitions that the
payneut Of any debts aud delivery Of any prop
cry belonging to such bankrupt. 20 hlm 90
for his use. and the transfer et any prspottl pl
MN are forbidden by law; that . meeting d tho
creditors Of the said bankrupt, % prove their
debts, and TO choose one or more as5lgnees OF ut3
estate wifi DO held at a Court OF Bankruptcy
10 be holden on the 18th day Of July, "A. u
1858 At o'clock A. NJ, AZ the Office u the hegia-
ter in Bankruptcy, Pulaski, Tennessee. Doc
fore w N. Doughty, Esq. kegistor .....,-
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By J.R. WARNER,
iun55 N Der. U. s. Marshal. Messenger.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON TUE
Goth dey Of June. A. ID. is6S. a warrant IN
han<ru4,tcy was issued against the estate OF
ID. l. KimbrouFh. o. the coanty or 6lle5
and State Of Tennessee, Who has been ad-
Judged a bankrupt on his own Pegn9n 3
that the payment Of any debts. and deiiy-
cry Of any property belonging 70 such bankrupt
10 him or for his use aud the transfer o. any
property By him. are forbidden by law that a
meeting Of tho creditors Of she said bankrupt,
10 nrove their debts and 20 choose one OF more
sSsssgnses OF his estate. viii be held at a Court
81 Bankruptcy, 10 be holden On the 10th day OF
July. "A. ID. 1865. at o'clock a. AZ the
oisee of the Register in Bankruptcy, Pulaski.
Tennessee. before w. N. Doughty, ESQ, Re
-ister f. II. dLASCOCk,
| ehN~A- II y M.-ah.F Mr~anrrar
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sN''' E. r. dLASCOCK.
..... Il & Marshal MESSENGER
yJ.R. wARNER.
iuns25 IL Der. L. 5. Marshal, Messenger.

rs,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on
the 2Oth DAY Of June, A. d. 1888, warrant
In bankruptcy was issued against the estate
Of Thomas j. ChOato, in the county Of Giles
and state Of Tennessee, who has been al
iulred a bankrupt on his own petition
Ibat the payment Of sny debts and de-
livery Of any property belonging 20 suen
bankrupt, 10 him. or for his use, and the trans
| fer Of any property By him are forbidden oy
law that A meeting Of the creditors OF the SAID
| bankrupt to prove their debts, and 90 choose
one or more aSsignees Of his estate, viii be held
/ 81 a Court Of bankruptcy. % be holden on the
/ 18th day Of July, A. d. 1888. az O'CLOCK
| A. ~, at the Once Of the Register n Bank
Luptcy, Pulaski, Tennessee. before W. n.
/ Doughty, ESQ Register
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n. X. rLA1tDths
u. s. Marshal. Messenger
ByJ.R. WARNER.
jun25 ID Dep. q. 3. Marshal Messenger.

IuuLl ~ Beps u o. AAANHlAttAf A'A1.'NA'hN'
nHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
\ 2Dth day Of June. A. ID. 1858, warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
Thomas r. Holly, Ia the county Of .dilei
and state Of tennessee, who has been I'd
Judged bankrupt on his own petition that the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of nyprop
srty belong.ngto such bankrupt, 20 him or iOr hH
use and the transfer o any property BY hin Or o
forbidden By law; that meeting u me cFvdi
tors Of tho said bankrupt, % prove their deots'
and 10 choose one or more as8ignoe8 Of ms e1
tase. will be held az "A Court Of BANKRUPTCY, u
be holden on the 18th day Of July, a. D. 1893.
AZ O'Clock m. at the Office Of che Register in
Bankruptcy. Pulaski, Tennessee, beiore W y.
Doughty, Register. - . ---.,.
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ByJ.R. WARNER,
june25 Il Dep q. 5. Marshal. Messenger.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT. ON THE
2Dth day Of June. A. ID, 1858, q warrant ~
bankruptcy Was issued against ne es,Ate .,
State Of tennessee, who has been abudged =
bankrupt on his own petition: that the payment
Of any debts, and delivery of any property belong
the transfer OF any property BY him are Forbid
dsn by law THAI q meeting Of the creditors CT
sa;d ankrupt to prove their debts, and g.
choose one or more assigRees o. hls e5taie,, slLl
on lie 18th day Of J ally, A. ID. ls55, 81 > o'clock
a. ", at the once Of the kegister IN bankrqptcy,
Pulaski tennessee. at-the Courthouse, before
r. r.. GLASCOCK.
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If. X dLAStDCks
o. s. Marshal. Messenger.
By J. r. WARNER,
iune25 IL Dep. is. Marshal. Messenger.

nHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON TH.E
i 10Th day Of June, A. ID. 1876, warrant IN
baukruptcy waz issued against the estate Of
vs.. w, Petree, Of the county " Gles and STATE
Of Tennessee. who has been ndiudgod banz-
rupt on bis own petition that the payment OF
any debts and delivery Of any properly teion.
~ - snch bankrupt, to him Or for his use.
and the transfer Of any property ~ MIN are ior-
hidden b. law: that q meeting Of inc esedit0r.
Of The said bankrupt, % prove their dents ana
~ boose one Or more assfznees Of his estate will
be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, % be holden
on the 18th day q July. a. y. lSa. Al
O'clock A. ~ at the Otios % the Register ln
BANKRUPTCY, Pulaski. Tennessee. before ". N.
Tt-.,..Lf@ 20 RagiafcF
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This Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT OETH
Il 20th day Of June. A. ID. ls56. warrant IN
bankruptcy was issued against the estate q j az.
n Tonnes-ee. Who has Deeu adiudged bankrupt
on Bis own petition that the payment Of any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging q
such bankrupt % him, or Tor his use, ana me
transfer Of any property By bin, are forbidden
81 law. that = meeting Of the creditors u the
said bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and
Ia choose ono or more essiEnees Of hi estate,
viii 30 held al a Court Of Bankruptcy, % be
holden on the 18th day Of July. A. D. i5ts.
A. O'clock A. n, az the Office Of the Kegs
ter 10 BANKRUPTCY. Pulaski, lenne1see. before
w. N. Doughty. ESQ, kegister. .....,-,-
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By j. r. WARNER,

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
L the 10Th day Of june A. ID. 1855, a warrant
IN bankruptcy vas issued asainst the estate OF
Hobert 81 Malone, of Che county Of Giles
ami state of Tennessee. who has been adjudgod a
bankrupt on bis own petition that the payment
Of any debts and delivery Of any property belong
ing TO such bankrupt, % hun, or Tor ms
use and transfer o. any property by him, are
forbidden By law; that meeting Of the cred
itors Of the said bankrupt, 20 prove their debts
and 10 choose one or more assignees Of MS
estate. will be held az Court Of Bankruptcy 70
he holden on the 18th day o. July, A. ID
1853 az O'Clock A. NJ, a. the enc" Oh the
Register N bankruptcy, PulasEl, Asnnea'eo.
before w ~ Doughty. Esq, Register.
r. X. GLASCOCk,