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TENNESSEE NEWs


THE Corn MARKEr.-IVe sre OCCASION
ally in receipt Of inquiries about the corn
market-whether there is likely to be an
increase in the demand and price. We
think not. The only market is South. In
Middle and Southern Georgia, and The
country generally in that direction, the
farmers and planters are "laying by their
corn crop" and oats are about ready for
harvest-a season when feeding corn to
work stock is pretty much dispensed with.
For the next few weeks the demand for
corn may be a little brisk-after that we
think the article viii be dull, with a de-
cline in the price-Atheas Post, June II.
DEATH PROM SNAKE BITE.-A young
man named Carmenton, while out hunting
in Cade's Cove, Blount county, last week,
was bitten by a rattlesnake, and died 10 a
few hours after reaching his home. lie
was in the act of firing his rifle at wild
turkey when he was struck in the right
ankle. On starting 10 leave the spot he
saw one or two others close by, and thought
he was in the neighborhOod of den Of
the venomous reptiles, which are said 20 lie
numerous in that region. We learn the
unfortunate man leaves a wife but no
children.-AthenS Post, June II.
OUTRAGE-Two MEN SHoT-A rumor
is current that on Sunday night, a
party of six or seven men went to the house
Of w. II. Wetmore, in this county, and
commenced rocking it. They were armed,
and it is said some Of them fred into the
building. Wetmore himself was not at
home, but his son, a lad of fourteen years,
very promptly emptied couple of shot
guns at the crowd, causing them to make a
rapid retreat, with two Of their number
badly, though it is believed not fatally
wounded. Young Wetmore's guns were
loaded with squirrel shot. We have heard
the names of two OF the party mentioned,
but as our information comes through
second hands and may not be entirely
accurate, we omit them. We have not
heard any cause assigned for the attack on
Wetmore's house, but from the reception
the assaiIants met with at the hands of the
Junior member Of the family, the assault
will hardly be renewed.-Ahens Post, June
18th.
SINGULAR STROKE OF LIGHTNING.
AS the Friday evening train from Memphis
reached Humboldt, under charge Of Capt.
Jones, heavy shower was progressing.
Before the train was ready TO start, and as
Capt. Jones was standing near TELEGRAM phi
pole, a heavy discharge of electricity oc-
cured, dazzling the crowd, and knocking
down several standing near Capt. Jones,
who was stunned, and for time appeared
lifeless, but after considerable effort on the
part of those around, began to revive. Our
informant saw no sign of the stroke in the
way of fracture or wound, save that Of the
shock in the falling and stunning Of the
men.--lMemphis Post, June 10. .H
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NEW YORK, June 12.-Vera Cruz dates
of the 9Th state that the Projects of La
peze, Lower California, and San Luis de
Potosi are to be prosecuted for malieasance
in office.
Escobedo was at San Luis on his way
to quell the rebellion in Qneratero, and
Governor General Porfero Diaz had been
granted leave of absence for two years.
Santa Anna is said to have introduced
his mistress at one of the Mexican refugee
reunions, and in consequence was forbidden
permission to come again.
Chilian adVices state the frontier is be-
ing fortified. Twenty-Five CHILEAN soldiers
had been massacred by Indians.
Isl. Domingo dates of May 30th, state
the revolution is steadily gaining ground,
and Salnave himself was cooped in his
capital, and abandoned by Minister De-
lorme, who escaped to England.
lncendiary fires are frequent. Foreign
ers attribute them to the Presidents vim
dictiveness, as he had repeatedly threat
eBed to burn the town sooner than allow
the rebels 20 get possession.
Ex-President Caberal had reached JAG
enel, and was actively supporting the rebel
cause.
A Lima, Peru, letter of May 22d, says
that ex-President Prado will be recalled
soon to resume the reins of the gov eminent.
The troubles with Chill were increasing,
and an early renewal of the war with
Spain was expected.
Military impressments were very harsh
and unpopular. r ~. ..
Yellow fever was abating,
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The slalement I'd Culler. ele.

New YORK, June 1.-THE Tribune
states that O. d. Cutter, who IL mentioned
as successor to Commissioner Rollins. was
present at the interview Of Senator Hem
derson with the Missouri delegations when
Mr. Cntter made the following remark 20
the delegation Gentlemen, will it not be
a great deal better for the Republican
party if the President should be acquitted,
and that new Cabinet be appointed, com
posed entirely of Radicals, and that Sena-
Cor Henderson have the control Of the pub.
lie patronage in Missouri" To this propo-
sition several members Of the delegation
replied that it Was imprsctieable. Senator
Henderson and Mr.. Gutter rsiOined stimuli
taueously that il could be done. This il
sworn to by several persons. Mr.. Gutter
was formerly a cotton agent by appoint
inent Of Mr.. Fessenden. SD l
The Tribune says that bids for carrying
the overland mails were opened yesterday,
By which IL appears that Wells, Fargo q
Co, who have been contractors for the last
four years, have lost all con tracts, they be-
ing the highest bidders. s - .rl.a
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ARADICALrA,IIy spLIr.

The editor Of the Clarksville Patriot,
J. J. Buck, Esq, is a candidate for Con-
gress in tie sixth district against ArnelL
lie claims that the convention at John-
sonvillc was packed concern, and that
the first demonstration was the insolent
article from the Knoxville Why, assail-
ing Northern men, thrust in the face Of
each arriving delegate, to prove that Gov
Brownlow demanded the nomination Of
Mr.. ArnelL Mr.. Buck intimates that a
considerable amount Of corruption was
used in order to secure friends Tor Arnell
and that the government Offices had been
used with such lavish profusion as re-
wards for the supporters Of Arnell, that
the same Offices had been promised each
to halfa dozen different men. Mr.. Bnck
claims that the convention by which he
was nominated, represented " majority
of the district delegate vote Hc says
awe reserve for the future the express
sion Of our motives and the reasons for our
present attitude in this assumed eompilca-
ton Of political Affairs in the sixth district,
and propose TO manage The same without
regard to the vicious interference and sian
ders Of the Knoxville Way and the Nash
vile Press and Times.
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rnrsInrNrrAI. srrcul.Ar1oNs.

The New York Tribune Of the 10th
gives its impressions ofthe contest for the
New York nomination, and the wheels
within wheels Il says
We wish the Democrats would nominate
the Chief Justice for that would decidedly
simplify the work of reconstruction and
bring as much nearer the CLOSE Of The
threadbare controversy. With the Chief
Justice rs the Democratic nominee for
President on any platform which he could
accept without forfeiture Of selfrespect,
the niger would become the negro-or
rather. be would cease 10 be a distinct ele-
msnt Of the political situation. We might
thereafter leave him out Of the question,
and proceed unembarrassed With the grave
thought hitherto less urgent problems Of
Finance, Debt, Taxation and Industrial
Progress.
The nomination of the Chief Justice Is
pressed with perfect good faith by large
portion of those who seem 20 favor It.
With others the support OF Chase is
dodge 10 secure anyhow the defeat Of Pen
dleton, who has to-day more delegates
pledged 10 his support than can be counted
up for any two Of his rivals. But the initial
effort foT Chase will prevent Pendleton's
nomination on the first or seoond ballot;
meantime, arrangements may be made 90
concentrate on Hancock or HeBdricks, OF
one Of tliem a. President with the Other a.
Vice; and then both Chase and Pendieion
will be nowhere.
Thus the matter stands to-day. II the
morrow shall bring schsnges, We hope to
note and proclaim them. For the present,
we simply advise all concerned that part
Of the strength developed Tor Chase is
fictitious meaning only that PeDdleion
must be defeated ai all hazards--aDd will
be ready 10 break for Hancock or Hen
bricks on the first prospect Of success.
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"THE JEWS AS A GLASS;"
Grants Prescription - PendIetOn's
Resolutions Of Censure.

Grants Prescription - PendletOn's
Resolutions Of Censure.
The New York Leader, the leading or
gan Of the Jews, contains the following ed
itorial on
GEORGE H. PENDLEToN" FOR THE JEWS.
IIt is now almost certain that George II.
Pendleton, the distinguished statesman
from Ohio, will be nominated for the Pre-
sidency by the next Democratic National
Convention. We indorse cheerfully this
nomination. and hope that every Jewish
citizen will cast his vote for man who was
champion of the outraged feelings of our
nation, at time when a despotic military
man offended them more brutally than
has ever been done in this century, and
who had the courage 70 raise his voice in
the House of Representatives against the
we'll known infamous order of Gen. Grant.
We will reproduce the record of the SEES
sion in the House in full
In the House of Representatives, in De-
cember, 1862, Mr.. Pendleton, Of Ohio,
moved the following resolution:
Whereas, on the 18th day of DeCem-
Der, 1862, Major General Grant, command
ing the department of the Tennessee, did
publish the following order:
HEADQUARTERS BIRD ARMY CORPs
DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNESsEE, Ok
ford Miss, December II, IS62.-l General
Order, No. IL. The Jews, as class, vio-
lating every regulation of the trade estab-
lished by the Treasury Department, also
department orders, are hereby expelled
from the department within twenty-four
hours from the receipt OF this order by post
commanders. -.
They will see that all this class Of peo-
pie are furnished with passes and required
10 leave; and any one returning after such
notification. will be arrested and held in
confinement until an opportunity occurs Of
sending them ont az prisoners, miles, fur
nished with permits from these headquar-
tiers. s
No passes viii be given this people to
visit headquarters for the purpose of max
ing personal application for trade permits.
BY order of Major General Grant. 81 g.
john A. RAwLING, A. A. q.
Official j. LOWELL, Capt. and A. A. G.
HAnd in pursuance thereof did cause
many peaceable citizens of the United
States. residents in the said department TO
be expelled therefrom within tWenty-iour
hours without allegation of special mis-
conduct on their part, and on no other
proof than that they were members Of a
4 certain religious denomination; and, hi
@Whereaq, The sad order with its sweep
Ing condemnation Of whole class Of citi-
zens. without discriminating between the
guilty and the innocent, is illegal and IN
inst. and in its execution is tyrannical and
cruel; therefore
Resolved, That The said order deserves
the sternest condemnation ofthe House,
and Of the President as COmmander-in-
chief"
Which resolution was laid on the table,
By q vote Of Sc 20 5S,Ify - Al
We DO MOI profess 10 be politicians par
eroelIenee, and we do not often descend into
the arena for a political fight but IN this
HtFa. EhE
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The Fenian increment.

TORONTO, June l2.--The Globe processes
to have information on authority beyond
dispute, that the Fenian movement on
Canada has actually commenced. It's
forces are gradually concentrating at
Buffalo and other points. Forty Fenians
went from Port Huron TO Buffalo, via the
Grand Trunk Railroad, on Tuesday.
The raid is possible any day after the
Goth inst. The Globe calls on the Gov
ernor to order into the field at once the
whole volunteer and regular force Of the
country. .---- MN
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Information in u. y. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn. 'ito
..... APRIL TERM, 1858. -.. f-.- 81.
%. IOl-United States vs.. eight boxes aud

. d.
No. IOE-United States vs.. eight boxes aud
five eaddies of Tobacco.
WHEREAS. r. Mop. SMITH, ESQ. AT
w t0rney of the United States for sind DIS
triet. has filed his information in said Coart.
on behalf Of the United States and Of all per-
sons concerned against eight boxes and Ave
caddies Of tobacco. O.. Ayrc, reputed owner al
leging, among other things, that said tobacco
was seized as forfeited to the United States, for
the causes in said Information alleged.
Now. therefore in obedience 20 the monitiOu
of the Court, tame directed and delivered. do
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming
said property, or knowing or having anything
10 say why the same should not be condemned
as forfeited, and that they be and appear before
said Circuit Court, to be holden in the Federal
Court Room. in the Capitol at Nashville Ten
nessee. on the goth day of June, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. then and there to interpOse their
claims II. r. GLASC0CK,
iun6 lat .tl..l |.I M NJ ID n
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CRoP NEws.-The wheat crop Of this
section, soon 10 be harvested, is looking
very fine and promises more than an av-
erage yield. We hear some complaint of
rust, but not enough 70 do any hsrm. The
pr0spect Cor fruit Is very promising
peaches, apples plums and every variety
Of berries in abundance; noiwiillsi anding
il vas thought the fnit was all killed in
April, -AileR Repiblieaa, Juae III.
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Action OF the Massachusetts LegisIa-
.

Boston, jane 1.-The House has passed
bill to erect bridge 10 connect this city
with East Boston, over the Governors veto.
The appropriation Of the Massachusetts
Legislature for the present session, includ-
ing $5000,000 for the Hoosic tunnel,
amounts to $S,6I7 900.
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Information in u. y. Circuit
COurt. Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TENN. is5s.
No. I3SO-United States ". nine barrels of
Whisky.

WHKRBAS, h. McP. SMITH. ESQ. At
w tOrney for the United States for said Dis-
triet. has Sled bis Information in said Court. as
well on behalf OF the United States and All per
sons coneerDeds against nine barrels Of whisky
~. Wolf a Co. aad W. Wolf K Co., reputed
oW ners,) alleging. among other thing, that said
states, for the causes in said information al
legged.
Now. therefore. in obedience to tho m5nilion
Of the Court. % Be directed and delivered DO
tng said property, or knowing % having any
thiDg - say why the same should not be cefi-
deHned az forfeited, aud thar they be and ap-
Dear before said Circuit Court. 10 be holden IN
the Federal Court Room. in the Capitol ~
\ aShYiile, tennessee, Ou the 29fh Gay OF
Snne, ISIS, AZ 10 O'clock A. ~, then and tbers
10 ihterpGss their claims. III t..f
Il. r. GLAsCOCK.
iuni2 1T NJ NJ. b. 7.
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ByJ. R. WARNER.
junl3 2t Dep. U. S. Marshal. Messenger.

tV,HIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. THATON THE
L Sth day Of June. A. ID. 1855. a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
and State Of Tennessee, who has been al
Judged a bankrupt on his own petition that
the payment OF any debts and delivery OF any
'prsDerty belonging to such bankrupt to him or
Tor ms use, AMI the transfer cf any property by
MIN, are forbidden BY law; that meeting of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt 20 prove their
debts and 20 choose enc OF more assignees Of his
estate will be held at a UOurt OF bankruptcy 20
be holden on the 9th day Of july. A. ID.
lS6S. &c . o'clock A. NJ, at the office of the
Register IN bankruptcy, LeWisburg Teuncs-
see. before W. N. Doughty. ESQ.,. Register.
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ByJ.R. WARNER.
junl3 y Dep. u. s. Marshal. Messenger.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
= Sth day Of june A. d. lists. a warrant iu
bankruptcy WAS issued against the estate Of j. G..
Russell, of the county of Marshall and State
Of Fennessee. wh0 has been Rdjndgnd a bank
any debts and delivery 0fany property belong
ing 20 such bankrupt. to him oI for his use.
and the transfer of any property by him are for
hidden by law that a meeting of the creditors
Of the said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts, and
to choose one or more ASSIGN ces Of his estate will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy. % be holden
on the 9th day OF July. A. ID. lS6S. at q
o'clock A. NJ. ut the Office OF the Register in
bankruptcy, Lewisburg. Tenn : before W. n.
DOnRhty. Esa.. ReRisIer. b.
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Information in u. =. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM. 1863.

AFhIL IEhM, Isbss n
No. 13-United States vs. five barrels Of
Whisky.
WHEREAS. r. Mop. SMITH, ESQ, AT
" tsrney Of the United States for said Dis
triet, has filed his Information in said Court ne
well on behalf Of the United States and Of all
persons concerned. against five barelsr Of whis-
Ky alleging, among other things, that said spirits
were seized as forfeited to the United Stateg,
iOr the causes in said information alleged.
Now. thereiVre. In ObedienSo 10 the moniti0n
Of said Court, % me directed and delivered I
do hereby give public notice to al persons claim
ing said property, or knowing or having any
thing t. say Why the same should not be con-
dernned a. forfeited, and that they be and APP
pear before said Circuit Court. % be holden In
the Federal COurt Room, IN the Capitol at
Nashville, Tennessee, on the 20th DAY of
June, 1858. at l0 o'clock a. ~, then and there
10 interpose their claims.
+. Il. GBASC0CK.
Iunl2 i4t 80. u. s. Marshal
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By JtR. WARNER,
junl3 z Dep. L. ). Marshal MESSENGER
mHIS Isl NJ GIVE NnrIrR r11Arn NJ

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on THE
= Sth day OF June. A. d. lS6S, a warrant
IN bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
W. ii. Cunnlngham m the county Of Marshall
and State of Tennessee, who has bcen a.
judged a bankrupt on his own petition that
the payme nt Of any debts and delivery oil nv
property belonging TO such bankrupt 10 him or
for his use. and the transfer of any property by
him, are forbidden BY law; that meeting of
the creditors Of the said bankrupt, % prove
their debts and % choose enc OF more assienecg
of his estate. will be held at a Court OF Bank
ruptcy, 20 be holden on the 9th day of July
A. ID. 1868. at o'clock A. ~. at the Office oi
the Register in Bankruptcy, LewisburE. Ten
nessee. before W N. Doughty Esq, Register.
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Bidders must state the price per hundred
pounds they viii transport military supplies be-
tween Railroad Depots in this city between
Steamer Landings and Railroad DepOts ia this
city. and between either Of the Railroad DepOts
and Steamer Landings in this city and Ash
BarTacls.Y fillI-14 Iaa Hsi. .-l.... "a.
The price charged must include the handling
OF the stores in the receipt and delivery of the
same. CO. i..Htl .l-t.lt' -
The government reserves tbe right 10 reject
any or all proposals. Bids will be opened at
the time and place above mentioned, and bids
ders have the privilege Of being present at tho
opening. f .r .t.
Proposals will be addressed 10 the Under
signed, and ndOrsed Proposals for Transport
ing Army Supplies at Nashville. Tenn
BY order Of Bvt MAJ. Gen. THoNks SWORDS.
a. 2; M. Geng, Chief Y. N. Department Of the
! wM. r. HOWELL.
ByL Major and A. Y. M u. s. Army.
iur,6 cod III ~ DID,.
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j. X. WARNER.
junl3 q Dep. L. 5. Marshal Messenger

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
l. Sth day Of June. A. b. lS6S. a warrant Bon
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
L. l.. Pickett, Of the county OF Marshall and
State of Tennessee. VINO has been adiudccd
a bankrupt on his own petition; that the pay
ment OF any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging % such bankrupt. % him. or for hts
forbidden by law that a meeting of the cred
itoIs OF the said bankrupt. to prove their debts.
anu TO choose Que OF more 8ssignees Of his estate
wall be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy. 90 be
holden on the 9th day OF July. A. Il.
lS6S. at o'clock A. ~ at the Office OF the
Register IN Bankruptcy. Lewisburg Tennessee.
before W. N Doughty, ESQ. Register.
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TAKE NOTICE

TllAT 1 HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AS
A dqnes in Bankruptcy upon the o,tnies %
NJ a. simmons sanford snidler ". u burk
nj j S. siia1as. ID The county % Nlkon
sf.te II Tsnnesse, who have been adiudxed
bah krupts uban fhgif alfn peuu0ns. ~ the
District CoaTi sf the ~ iddiq DlstFiet % Ten
nsssee- ~ - - BINS
iunll W3tf1 Assignee.
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COKEra COKEl

QJ 90 PER CART LOAD DELIVERED.
% wv or Twelve and half lent per bash
81 az the Gas u orics. orders len a the office,
10 Church street, Bill be promptly hiied-
j. III. kkNDkICk.
fHays-lm Secretary.
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NO. II NORTH CHERRY STREET,

NO. n NORTH CHERRY STREET,
HAS OPENED AN ENTIRELY NEW
III stock of Goods, 70 which be invites the az.
tenton OF the ladies. Every description OF Hatf
W Ork done in the best style asd al short notice.
He particularly ihvites an inspection 81 his
stock OF Perfunery aud Fancy Goods. which
embraces the newest and best IN the line.
Watch k6Iiairing attended 10 By an expert
eRced workman. febl4 Il
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4H - IL u LAc4tLht
BY y. r. WARNER,
juul8 e Dep. . 5. Marshal, Messenger

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ONTH
= Sth day Of June, A. ID. 1888. Z warrant IN
bankruptcy was issuod asainstt the estate Of j. n
Glenn, OF the county Of Marshall and State
Of Tennessee. who has Deen adiudged a bankrupt
On BIS own petition that the payment Of any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging o.
such bankrupt 70 him, or for his use, aud the
b. law that meeting Of the creditors Of the
said bankrupt, to prove their debts aud
g. choose one or more assigncCs of his estate,
viii be held ut Court Of Bankruptcy. 90 DO
holden on the 9Th day of July. A. u. 1865.
O. y O'Clock A. NJ. at the office of the Regis
Ter in Bankruptcy. SheIbyville, Tennessee. be
tore W N. Doughty. ESQ, Register
d. Y t4I,ASTDCE
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DISSOLUTION.

+ HAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED THE
L entire interest of DIR. o. g. Sherman. in the
business Of the heretofore firm Of Kline 4 Sher.
man, and will continue at the old stand. with
efficient and competent assistants, prepai ed TO
supply the demands Of the public reliably and
with dispatch. 1 assume all the liabilities and
retain the assets of said frm. Ia. 4.
junel0 I'm VIM. ID. KLINE.
PROPOSATG
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BY j. r. WARNER.
juni3 2t Dep. q. 5. Marshal. Messenger.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on
= the Sth day of June. A. ID. 1853. % warrant
). G. Walker of the county of Marshall
and state OF Tennessee who has begu adiudgei
bankrupt on his. own petition that the payment
Of any debts and delivery Of any property belong
ing TO such bankrupt. 30 him, or for hIs
use, and transfer OF any property by him. uro
forbidden by law that a meeting Of the cred
ltoTs Of the said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts,
and to choose one or moro ussiguccs Of his
estate. will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy. O.
be holden on the 9th day OF July. A. y.
1873. at . o'clock A. A., az the Office Of the
Register In Bankruptcy, Lewisburg Teuupe-
sec. before W. N. Doughty Esq. Register.
u. Il. GLASGOW
U. S. Marshal. Messenger.
BY j. K. WARNER,
tiunl3 q Dep. L. s. Marshal Messenger.