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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-13
MILLINERY GOODS.

lG w SiNlMONS,
H. Wholesale and Retail Millinery Goods.
/ 1sl 3. High street, Opera House Block.
lHRs. "a. DOWNING, - - q EEE 4
Nj Dealer in Millinery. Straw Goods and Trim
mings. No. 81 North High street.
HI. WlLKIE,
tOs Dealer in Millinery, Dress and Cloak Trim
mings nd Fancy Goods. 100 South High street.
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new YORK DISPATCHES.

Another Defamation of Chief Justice
Chase-MOre Talk Of the Third Party
MOVement-The Southern states 10
be Admitted, etc.
New YORK, July 15.-The HeraIds
Washington dispatch says Chief Justice
Chase has again declared himself in foil
sympathy with the Democratic party, all
though he disagrees with the plank in their
platform relative to Southern construction
He believes their construction should
stand uuti changed by the people of each
State-all voting
The Courier's Washington special says a
few sore heads, temporary sojourners here,
who failed to secure the nomination of their
friends at New York, are talking Of new
party movement, hut there is not respect
able politician in it, and it will fall still
born The names Of Chase and oths +
prominent persons have been used in cen
nection with it, but without authority.
1t Is definitly settled that all the So nth
ern States, excepting Virginia, TexSi and
Mississippi, will be admitted to repre- senta-
ton in Congress before its adjournment.
If the Radical programme prevails the
vote of those three States cannot be counted
in the Presidential race.
Mr.. Hendricks commanded the attention
of the Senate in his speech, in which he
took 8 review of the political situation and
scored the Radicals terribly for their ter
giversations He presented the Issues OF
the campaign with clesrness and ability,
under the l4th constitutional amendment.
The States refusing to allow negro suffrage
lose representation in proportion, but it Is
understood 1t will not be applied until
after the next census.
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DETROIT, July l5.-The Democratic
State Convention nominated John Minor
for Governor and foil State ticket
NEw YORK, July l5.-The nominations
and platform are Endorsed, and earnest and
active support pledged. a- -.E.1
ST.. LOUIS, July l5-Capt. Sam. Barr
has been admitted to bail in the sam of
$4,000. ......
WAsnINGToN, July 1.-The Senate con
irmed VIM. NJ. Esaus Attorney General.
The thermometer II, the Senate Chamber
was o.
NEW YoRK July 15.-Thirty-nine cases
OF sun-stroke. to-dsJ aud twelve deaths.
WAsHU. ,GTeS, July l5,-The Indian
Commis toners report that satisfactory
treatiS have been made with the hostile
lhaF ans. ..- Hr. - I'D -....
JACKSON, July l5.-Major Tyler, of
General Gilienl's STAT, leit this morning
for Washington, taking with him official
returns Of the recent Mississippi election.
ATLANTA, July 1.-THE eligibility of
some of its members CONTINUES to PerpieI
the Georgia Legislature.
LONDON, July ia committee IN the
House of Commons reported in favor Of
purchasing residence for the Prince OF
Wales in ireland.
Havana, July 15.-Cholera is rapidly
disappearing from the island. ..-f
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none Of The 6ve-twehties are payable in
lawful money, or legal tender They
are all expressly paysble in dollars and
hence The Democratic platform, in declar.
ing that bonds payable in dollars shall
nOs be paid IN 9 dollars, . but IN deprecated
paper notes, Of promises, whether of the
United States, or Patagonia, or John Smith,
is reputation both of the spirit and the
letter. Our platform is pervsded by tone
of earnestness and sincerity iG the language
IN which il Vindicates the national faith,
which shows that it means what it Gays"
s The reasoning of the Tribune is very
specious Congress has made green
backs legal tender in the payment Of
debts, and with them a man can dis
charge any obligation against him. The
government pays its employees in this
currency, and they are compelled to re-
ceiVe it, while the Radicals insist thai
the holders Of government bonds shall
be paid in coin. The Tribune insists
taat the Radical platform provides fOl
the redemption Of these bonds in coin
while that Of the Democratic party pro
Eides for their payment in the lawful eur
rency of the government Thus we fnC
the Radicals of the North and Eas
stoutly contending that the government
is pledged to redeem the INVESTMENT,
bonds in coin, while in the Yves
they are divided upon this question
and each faction will insist tina
It's Interpretation Of the platform and tn
law is the correct one The Radicals Sc
up the mOnstrous claim that the bond
holders are privileged class, that tn
obligations they hold shall be paid i
coin, and that their property in bond
shall be exempt from taxation, Tn
Democratic platform takes the reverse Q
these positions, by declaring that th
bonds shall be paid in the lawful none
Of the United States, and that the hold
ers of bonds should be taxed equal
with the holders of other property. Tn
debate in the Senate on the 18th ms
shows the popularity Of the Democrat
doctrine .s
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LATEST 1'ELEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Senate

otAAtte.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-Mr. Drake
called up the House bill to amend certain
acts relative to the navy and marine corps.
The amendment Of the Committee on Ma
val Affairs was agreed to, and the bill
passed aud goes TO the House.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill to reduce
the military to peace establishment Re-
ferred to the Committee on Military Affairs.
The special order, the Indian appropria-
ton bill, was called for.
The Senate insisted on its amendments
to supply vacancies in the Executive De-
parlment. . .-. 81.
Messrs Conkling, Edmunds and Vickers
were appointed Committee on Conference.
The Chair submitted a communication
from the President indorsing the report
from the Secretary Of State, with list Of
States, etc, that have ratified the fourteenth
amendment. Referred TO the Judiciary
Committee. .,-. s-. .-
Mr.. Chandler introduced bill to extend
the custom laws of the United States over
Alaska, and establish a collection district
therein. Referred TO The Committee on
Commerce.. .5.t m. b.. -... .....
The Indian appropriation bill was taken
up. ..-I.E E. -.. a... 81.
A number of trihing amendments from
the Committee on Appropriations and the
Committee on Indian Affairs were concur
red in, including the $1,000 FOR a present
TO the Indians. -....
Without final disposition Of the bill
Mr.. Sherman made a lengthy report
from the Committee on Conference on the
4 10 hat The nd Gop-
ale on the tax bill, which was agreed to-
The Senate went into Executive session
and after some time, adjourned.
House of representative.
Credentials Of James II. Goss, member
elect from South Carolina, were presented
and referred. ..
A resolution was adopted appointing a
committee to investigate the disbursements
Of the contingent fund during 1878. ...
District of Columbia appropriation bill
passed. SUB .-# .. ..a .. -.
David HeatOn, member from South Car
DINA took his seat .... .-....
Senate amendments TO bill removing po-
litical disabilities from certain persons,
passed. ...r ...l..i ..t ..aef
Report srOm the Committee of Confer
enCe on tue TAX DiIi WAS aSIScd 10. Inc
bill goes 10 the President. The removal OF
spirits in bond is required to take place in
nine months; special tax on distillers re-
mains same AZ before; tax on sales OF
Wholesale liquor dealers TO be one per cent
the force of revenue officers reduced one
half ts@ D. OBJ
In the evening the House went into
Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Beck in tue
chair, and was addressed by Cullom on the
subject of the national taxes; by Paine, in
criticism Of the Democratic party; by
BroomalI, on the political condition of the
country, and by Garfield on the subject OF
finance, in opposition to the theory of tax
ing United States bonds. --..-... ...s
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TaE COrrON WORM

A savannah dispatch Of the lash inst
says private advices from Florida report
that the cotton worm is doing great
damage TO the cotton A letter from
Richmond, Texas, reports that the worm
is terribly destructive ia Fort Bend
county, and says there can no longer be
a single hope entertained Of Saving any
cotton in that section Louisiana seems
to be fariug better, Ast Landry cotton
planter, Of great experience, expresses
the opinion that there will be no cater
pillars TO attack the cotton this year
According TO tbs 0pelOusas Journal, he
bases his opinion mainly on the fact that
every stalk of cotton is covered with
myriads Of black ants, which deyour in>
ssantly the eggs Of any insect deposited
upon its leaves, and which seem TO be
increasing, instead Of diminishing, each
aav 48h DEB l-Allft-A .At' s- p
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THK New York TFibans, an organ 0
the bohdholders, saws: Z aaa -.##e 4

HE New ork ITt0Hne, an organ OF
the bOndhelders, says J SO aHHsl
mo act Of the United States has ever
made a greenback dollar, or anything
more than a note promising to pay a dol
lar IL is declared lawful money and
legal tender in payment of debts;' but
none Of the fys-tWenties are payable in
lawful money or legal tender
Thad. Stevens, who was Chairman of
the Committee Of Ways and Means of the
House of Representatives at the time the
first fye-tweaty loan was authorized, has
stated distinctly that it was fully underS
stood they were to be redeemed in green
backs The doctors disagree, but StS-
vens, has the advantage IN che fact that
he was present when the ball was disS
cussod and agreed upon by the commit
tee His Interpretation of its scope and
intent win, therefore, outweigh that Of
the Tribune.
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Indian Depredaasons, etc,
From Cnnaaa.

MONTREAL, July 16.-Gardner, Inc
New York forger, who shot detective chi,
len, has been admitted 20 bail. q ( ?
There were twelve fatal cas- of sin.
stroke yesterday and four to. dsx. ThsT.
mOmeter los.
Col. John Server, one Of the most promi-
nent military usn GA the frontier, was snn-
struck yesterday recOv. sry doubtful. z
foRosTo, July 10 The thermometer
was W to-day; Tb ere we're eight deaths
YESTERDAY and P-day from sun-saroke.
ielegraphic reg -Orts from various paris OF
the DOMINICA indicate that the heat is in
i ,al las l' -rmometer ranging from 80 to
100; a la, re humber Of deaths from sun
stroke arr rSnor,ed s,- q $3.50 I
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wilson, Army Pn. etc.

WASHINGTON, July 15.--The bill intro
duced in the Senateloy Mr. Wilson pro-
Vides for the reduction of the number Of
enlisted men to 5000, to be contained in
thirty regiments of infantry, ten of cav
airy and four of artillery and contem-
plates the appointment by the Secretary OF
War, OF a board Of competent officers,
whose duty il shall be to prepare plan
for carrying into effect its provisions this
plan to be submitted by the Secretary of
War at the next session, and no action
shall be taken upon il uutn Congress gives
its approval. ...r- -.r a..
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Cricket Match.

NES YoRKs July 1.-THE British
once r. comprising the Knickerbocker
CrFcket Club, commenced a match this
niJrning against the mixed eleven Of the
81. George and PhiladeIphia clubs. The
mixed eleven scoring leo runs 10 the frst
innings against 40 runs and Eve wickets
for The officers. Their hest hatters still 10
90 n. The 81 George professionals are
Monty and Wright and the English crick-
eteI, Pearson, played against the officers.
and scored So runs. The following Phila-
delPhians played timely : Lany made %
runs Foster 5, Meade g Nswbolt IA. and
Welsh, not out, "a The Nex York Crick-
ct Club was beaten thoroughly in their
match against the Nsgark eIubs--lhe New
arks scoring in both innings vas IS and
rs the New fOrksrs score being ~ aad
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In the District Court of the United
States for Middle Dist. of Tenn. .

In the Matter Of ]. Jacob Gentner-In
Bankruptcy. DO -. $3.50
nHIs Is TO GIVE YoU NOTICE, THAT
a warrant in bankruptcy has been Issued
against tbs estate Of J. Jacob 6entner. ban <
ruPt aforesaid; that the payment Of any debts,
and the delivery Of any property belonging @
SAID bankrupt. to him or 70 his use, and the
transfer of any property by him are forbidden
BY law: that a meeting Of the creditors Of the
debtor to prove their debts and choose one OF
Court of Bankruptcy. to be holden at Nash
vile, Tennessee in said district, on the Cd das
Of Augusta. d. 1868. at 9 o'clock A. n, at
office Of Alexander s. Bradley. No. s21S Chur, "a
street. one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy &C
said court. .- n ...
jyl6 q U. s. Marshal. Messeneer.
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THERE is no difference between tho
Democratic and Radical platforms in in
sisting that the public debt shall be hons
Orably paid. but thereis a wide difference
stO how it shall be paid The Radical
platform is so wordsd as to demand the
payment Of the whole debt, including
the. 6EestWenties. in gold, while the
Democratic platform insists that these
bondholders shall be paid "the Lawful
money of the United States, the same as
the soldiers and others who rendered SER
vice to the government were paid.
Thad Stevens says it was perfectly una
derstood that the fve-twsnties were to
be redeemed in this currency, and the
Democrats do not propose to disturb this
perfect understanding. O..
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From POrf.nu.PrInce.

NEY YORK, July 15.-SalnaTe il likely
to succeed in his opposition to the rebellion.
The insurgents nov besieging Port-au-
PrincesWere repulsd in the asss .uRs made
on the lst and I'd. Ganaives vas still be-
sieged. That place as we'll as Cape Hay
tien, still holds ont for Presi dent Salnava.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-16

MYsTERIOUs DIsAPPEARANCE or 1
You've LADYr-On the 10th OF Juna q
young lady, about eighteen years u axe,
named Jennie Lyons, who bad ken 90 a
visit to some friends IN ClucsnBati, leff that
City on the sieameT MAE0I AndcIsou for her
home IN this eitY Upon the arrival Of the
boat her2, hex isisnds vent aboard % re-
ceiye Der, and not finding her in the cabin,
made inquiries Of the officers Of che boat.
An investigation was made, which revealet
The fact that her clothes were in the stale
room she oocnpled, bat she was nowhere 10
he louhd, nor was there anything 10 eK-
slAin Der absence. The only reasonable
s1Planalon thai cAR be given Of her mys-
ssIloos disAPPesrance is suicide OF scci-
heA'Al drowning, though not the slightest
reason ior suicide he known. An efforts 10
ascertain her whereabom in the mevptime
have been uhavailing. Mas LYONS il said
10 have been very intelligent young LADY
and when she leii Cincinnati va. in 'ex,a.
lent spirita. Her widowed moibeT Il IL
most distracted by the uncertaiatv H.
hangs over the fate q her dsn,btsr
L0uisrils Journal, July -.
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SoNB Of the Radical papers have been
labOring to make it appear that the Demo
cratic ticket had no strength, and that
the Radicals expected quite an easy time
during the campaign against this ticket.
That game has already run its brief race
A New York dispatch of the 18th inst to
the Cincinnati Commercial says
The Republican papers caution the OPP
poneuts of the Democrats against too much
confidence. The Tribune says all Republi-
cans must work earnestly and faithfully, a.
the election of Seymour is far from impos-
sible. The Commercial Advertiser gives
similar caution, and says Seymour is un-
doubtedly the most popular man in the
Democratic party, and will poll an enorTl.
GUS vote. Eternal vigilance will be neees
sary to elect Grant. Lgfl
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DISSOLUTION.

THAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED THE
/ entire ipteres { 81 DR.. O. q. Sherman. in the
business az tho haretOfors 6rIR Of 4 lins A aher-
maa and will cSSutihue Al the Old stand. vita
efficient and co mpetsnt azsistaHtss PREPARED e
SuppIy the dem Ands Of the public reliably and
witS dispatch. a assurns ali the liabilities and
retain the Esse,.s Of said brLa - -.
funnfA Ina ...H . " NJ u. n LII -.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-16

Tn Savannah (Ga) RspabiieaA, an
original onion and reconstruction paper,
supports the seymour and Blair ticket
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Notice to Show Cause on Petition for
DischareA-In Rnnhrnr,4or,


TIIIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT po,,5
Nj. smith, Hiram j. Wells VIM. r. Tav-
renee. W. II. Bratton, Frederick Phillips- sam
uel Hyrnan, John b Everett, Hardy RYAN n
J. Dismukes. NJ. Hamilton and Henry case All
Of Davidson county, Tenn. have filed I'm the
Office Of the Clerk OF this Court their PErTTIoys
for DISCHARGE. and II was thereupon ordered
by the Court that hearing be had upon the
same on the ..--
9Th Day of August, Is6S,
at the hours Of z, *, s, 50, 9. 81, 10. IOIS
II, III A. NJ, and II NJ, respectively, before
Alexander S. Bradley, Register, at Office. No
s2lS Church street. Nashville. Tennessee, and
that all creditors who have proven Their
DEBTS and other persons interested, may Ap'
pear at such time and place. and show cause
II any they have, why the prayer Of said pc
titions should not be granted and that thC
second and third meetings of creditors will bt
had 1T said time and place. O.. .
r. h. CAMPBELL, Clerk
U. 5. Dist Court Mid. Dis. Of Tenn.
jyl6, @. So
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SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS.
New Flour.

Choice New Wheat Flour for sale at W. W
TOTTEN'S, at greatly reduced prices, by the
sack, barrel or car load
NO. q NORTH COLLEE ST.
june2I I'm Nashville, Tenn.
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BUY AT HOME.

ETHE UNDERSIGNED. BEING FULLY
\ prepared for misunderstanding sash,
Doors, Minds, inside and out, Pivot and
Stationary siats, Frames Of every description
Bracksts, COrniees, plain and Ornamental
Mantslpieces. MOuldings Of all kind, Base
Boards Flooring. Poplar and Pine Ceiling
Plank. Heathsrb0ardinE. and Building Mate
rial generally. Also, Builders and C0ntractors.
Ali AZ a. low rates as can be imported Of equal
quality. Send orders. PunctuRlisy and dis
patch Are our business creed. Once and Fac
tory adjoining Nashville aud ChattanOoga Rad
road Locomotive Shops. Cedar street. Nashville
Tennessee. 1855.
TURRAFILLE& FDLCHER.
aprl dkElg ~ II n
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IHE
- third general meeting Of the cgsdiitors % ,.
b. WOOD, bankrupt - ordered o. he held AZ
NaEhviiie, Tenn. on the 2tth day VI JUDY. -,
Al o'clock p. ~, AZ the once % A. 3 bra1iay'
Reslstef. y. p. IAhlF 49,.
julyA lgts Assisssei
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RANRRUPT SALE.

WILL SILL AT BARNES AUCTION
Il h6uae july "a. At 10 O'Clock A. n, for cash.
he ehoses 10 action Of tire foiioEing bankrupts
Samuel Landaner, r. A. EOugth. W. n; Bur
dett nj. Splt1backer, Sa DHel Lyman. Edward
enlles8ian of books tAf4EA- A HALL
Oeiee. " SOut Market sag get Assignee
iyl2 l0t- .... Id ..r-H . ...
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LOOK HEREI
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

A SECOND AND THIRD GENERAL
N meeting Of the creditors Of Philip Blumen-
thai. bankrupt, will DO held at Nashville on the
18th day Of July 1858. at O'Clock P. NJ, at the
Office Of A. 5. Bradley, Register.
.. A. 5 CHADBOURNE,
juIyl5 laW2tt Assignee
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-16

The ReconslrucsaOu Uommitte. k.,.
agreed 70 Introduce 10 more bills Al this
session.
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mills n Tibtfl v = ANAltE II ~ A. VA lME
i "a day III July. a. d. lSS warrant boz
bsnkTupfry wa issued against the estate O.,
n h Peace, % the county q " is0n ami
baDkrupt on has own petition that the payment
III any debts and delivery fany property belong
inV 10 su~h baukrupt % hin. OF for bis uss and
the tran SER Of any pEopeFty By ban are i0rbid-
asn bP Law that a meeting Of the ersdtors Of
AID bankrupt. = prove their debit. and b.
choose one or more aasiEnees q his estats vii
bs held NJ q COuFt OF Baokruptry. % be holdsu
Jn The 'ls,hay o. Juiy 4 ID ls15. at.f'S o'eio'E
Al he C0urthouse IN Lebanon. Tennessee. be.
fore Alexander 5. Bradley. Esl-. Register.
r.. r. GLASCUCk.
I'D a. L. 4 Marshai Ma-scuaer
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MEETING OF
The BIo0dh0rse Association.

THBRE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Bloodhorse Association on Saturday, July
loth at II o'clock. at No. 3 College street, next
requested to attend, as the fall programme will
oe arranged. w. III. JOHNSON, Pres't.
GEo. o kISSET, SeO'y. julyl6 ID
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THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. THATCN THE
/ 18th day Of July. A. b. 1865 n WarraE IN
bankruptcy was issued against the o. ate A.
drew King Of Edgefeld, in the cuuI ty'Ot pa
wilson and State Of Tennessee who ass been
adiudged a bankrupt on his own petition thst
the payment Of any debts and delivery q any
property belonging 10 such bankrupt % him or
for his use, and the transfer Of any property by
him, are forbidden By law; thata meeting ot the
creditors Of the said bankrupt, 90 prove their
dsbts and TO choose one or more assiEnees OF bis
estate will be held at a Court Of bankruptcy 90
be holden on the 81 DAY Of August. a. u.
1865 st III O'Clock A. n, at the Office OF tho
No. S2lE Church street. before Alexander S.
Bradley, ESQ, Register. -
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ER. GLASCOCE.
jylo 2 U. S. Marshal. Messenger.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
I 10th day OF July, A. D. ls6s, a warrant ina
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of Felix
g. Mckay, of Nashville, in the county Of David
son and State Of Tennessee. who has been ad-
Judged a bankrupt on bis own petition: that the
payment OF any debts and delivery Of any proper
ty belonging TO such bankrupt, 20 MIN, or for his
use and transfer Of any property By him are
forbidden by Law; that a meeting Of The credit
OTs of the said bankrupt. to prove their debts
and to choose one or more Gssiguecs Of nis estate
will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy. % be
holden on the 81 day of August A. ID. 1865
AT lOl O'Clock A. NJ, at the office Of the Register
In BANKRUPTCY, Nashville. Tennessee No s.
Church street. before Alexander 5. Brad .
Esq. Register. -.-
iv1G L. 8 Marshaf Mrssgur.-
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gl5nIl9 gI.u.s $. k. I sEtbMi ..s.al:..
TUTs NJ no GTVE NOTICE. THAT On m

THIS Is TOGIVE NOTICE. THAT Oh THE
SAB day Of July. A. -. 1873, a warrant il
bankruptcy was Issued against the estate 81 p
Bslcher Jr.. Of Lebanon. IN the county Of VII.
son and State Of Tennessee, who has been al.
iudzed q ankrupt on his gWn petition, that Tho
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any prop.
erty belonging % such bankrupt % hin or
for Dis use and the transfer of ans properly ~
him are forbidden ~ Law that a meeting y TIE
credit0rs o. the said bankrupt. ~ prove fheir
debts and 20 choose one Or more nEstEuees Of hif
estate will be held az Court ai baukruptly.
% be holden on the LIST day Of August. a. y.
l5fs at II o'clock a.. az The 0iic5 Ot the Regis
ter In Bankruptcy. ia the CouribDlls -n Lem.
non, tennessee. before Alexander 5. brat-
ley Esqa Register. En- Il. ---.-