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rams RArrR0AD. --B. s. Harrison has
elected superintendent Of the Orleans
company, and P. Van Reuten fore.
q the stables.
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pluns or mqnching green apples. II would.
not be bad idea for health officers to scan
fruit stands and huckster stalls, and forbid
them Offering for sale unripe or decayed
frnit. Some restriction should be placed
on them, and that immediately.
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a. Country Parishes of LouiHfAna.
s...s;on-D onaldsonville, P. T. Yalfroie Tus
sE1otaion--S apoisonyille1o. b. Hsmpstead-
Inqse N.-Evsrereen-Geusral Henry W. Fuller.
-RinRgold-M. H. IWltchen.
Esss-Benton-John Penrce.
~ ACKNOWLEDGMENT MeLeran-C. q
~ FaiYview Landing-J. II. Landers.
i.l sii- fnnenhsRen-Richard B. Edgeworth.
l'lntAI Ale Proyidsnce-CeoIReO o. benhAm.
J s.rue- Minder-L W. Baker-A. j. Dyke
..sW. r Meadow.
sslis s T,Yni.ssssfS-a. 8 sn1 Hsari'
Bsson R0uRe--Baton Rouge-Louis Francois.
H gs.sgcians-- Clinton Richard Lewis
D lsHIID-.ssycs GoIis--P. G. Deslonds- Plaque
Hfillisn Brown
1scn-vsrnon-G w. Fci guson.
Observation-Disclosures Risrd.
y. -Thibodaux--D. b. Reese william
lsi...,.-- Pouch toula--C Clarke White.
~ y ssssrsss--kastrop, Il. f Buckingham
Il.s.oches : Natchitoches, Charles Leroy and
2, 1nalnsi5 5as-B sejour-D. A. Tnibaut-Burns
q q esupee s.-Helrnitage-Emiie Bonnefoi.
- lexandriar-Uap plain A. j. Sypher-Geo.
~ - Nsnny-Dr. j. B. Lewis. LID.
fharies-Peter Harper.
s.hs.pss-Anite City-Wilham Brtlor.
ismes-O onvent-Napoleon UnderWood-Oan-
l-jossph Q. Oliver. ~
T,ytip--st. Martlnsville--S. L. SnEer.
Msry- Franklin--A. j. DemRrest-Jennert
Asee--J, B. Esnard.
Tsurr ny--CovinRton--Johu Hutchnison-
.'.anss. Jsssph1oapt n. R. steele-oapt. A.
.s5nne-Houna--F Marie-U. DupGrt-
y Baton Rouge-Lobdelps Store-Theodore
4 Fslicana-St. Francisvine-J. P. Newsham-
Texas
tp-Ridge Pasehal.
EIntonio-W. W Gamble.
lgFille-GeorES R. Stubbleheld
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RAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, June ., 1868,

&AEoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, June z, 1868. J
No. 929-New Series.
Resolved, That the adjudication of the contract Of
the city OF New Orleans with Louis Ruoh to supply
the public institutions with beef during the yeas
le5s be and the same Is hereby approved,
Res lived further That the Mayor be and he is
hereby authorized to enter into contract before the
City Notary, in behalf OF the city Of New Orleans,
with Louis iuch prinepal and H, Cassidy as seou.
rity, for supplying the different punlie institutions
Of the city with beef during the year 1868 a. the rate
of three cents and half per pound,
Signed e. II. CHADWICK,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
CSigneO z. W. BURBANK,
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen
Approved June 8, 1863.
tSignedl E. HEATH, Mayor.
A true COPY:
DANIEL x. wH11AKrR, Secretary. je6a
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TtRANG,s AMERICAN OHROMQ6 for sale ..
i an respsetahls AT store fa ~, nAlee
fre1 ~ rhANo 49,.
myls ssasem 0'"~
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. May 30, 1868. {
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Controller will, at his office, on SATURDAY, the
twenty-sxth day of June 1863 at noon, sell TO the
highest bidder or bidders, the above right OF way
S. q. BROWER,
Deputy Controller.
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WANTED.
For RENT.

ITO RENT-A LARGE AND ELIGIBLE
i sture-one of the finest in the eity-No l42 Canal
street. Carondelet street. L Is susceptible Of
being divided into two stores To good lessee 1t
will be rented cheap. Inquire of
N. GERNON, No. Story Building,
te Corner Of Camp and Common streets
ITO RENT.-A NEWLY BUILT TWO-STORY
i Brick Dwelling. with all modern eonvenienees
No. Rampant street, few doors above Canal
street. Possession given Immediately. Apply to
n. Gernon. No 2 Story Building uo3
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w 70 CONTEST THE ELEcTIoN.--Msjor
lg, assistant secretary for civil affairs,
Is IS follows to Hon. Charles beaumont,
shfth district court;
In instructed by the,brevet major gen.
commanding TO acknowledge the re.
T. on the Sd instant, of your petition,
ont date, and in reply thereto TO state
the order promulgating the result of
Election Especial orders No. l2l, current
8 from these headquarters), provides
manner In which cases Of contested
ions shall be determined.
m further instructed to transmit to
erewtth q copy of circular Is, current
from this office, directing that the
,boxes be transferred for safe keePing
Be sheriff. The instructions to the
4 require him to permit the ballots in
boxes thus in bis possession to be exam
and recounted, upon presentation Of
gaer from court or other tribunal Of
pssent jurisdiction before which such o
may be pending. Your petition states,
ahoner valves none Of his rights to
ss. the election of said A. Viavant
d the count of the votes made by him
love stated be found to correspond with
SCALED official returns
fAeommandiDg general, therefore, sur
hat you apply at once to the pror =,
iar the order, asked in your petit ior
in
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-06

STREET CoNnussIoHEB's OFFIdE,
Room No. Z Dity Hall, y
New Orleans June s, ieea
VlTERE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS
w trict Pound, on Dryades street, between Jack
son and Philip streets, as estrays-
FOnr GOATS Of different col0re.
Which If not claimed Witkin three dAya, and tha
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction
Al eRid Pound on MONDAY, June g ls6e
at II o'clock 81. WILLIAM bAkhh
LOUIS SENEGAL for Controller iebst
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-06

. PIONEER GRANT CLuB.--At N eetine
aelub last night, the following etfiners
aeeted TO serve for the ensr ing wear;
hat, J. NJ. G. Parker; vice e-esidents,
Aa Hahn, o. j. Dunn, aud J. Has.
recording secretary, x. w, Travis.
sanding secretary, William Vsgers;
'9ler, P. Harnsn; hnarlcial comnittee'
Collins, H. Won Werthern, w. r. Nil.
Z. I, Smith, and Robert Mog-al,
allowing resolution, pr sssnted by
zee Coax, was adopted:
olvsa, That the Preside NJ anposnt n
atsee of fifteen member 5 Of the club
axe arrangements for 4 Ratification
70 take place as ee NV as uractica-
~ 70 act with any OF isr Committee Of
''iiean organization for that pur.
President appoi' red the following
n g serve on p : committee: Gen
.sus Bussey, 9. J J. Dunn, J. Hassinger,
Allef' Z. harr an, Michael Hahn, H
hern, L. Lawrence, A. W. Clou-
'@snce Cook Or. W. H. Pemberton,
iA, oaF tain 7. s. Johnson, Viii
and Robert Mogul.
len, u . President Of the club was
4s &C .nmittee.
Hl ttee on the ratification viii
s. y sning at Carroll Hall, POydrss
Ekht o'clock.
Aons indorsing Grant and Colfaz
.Chieago platform were unanimous
gtsd. .
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ESTATE OF THOMAS L CLARK.
and as Member Of the Firms Of T. II.
Watts 4 o., and Thomas /. Clark 4 Go.
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SrREEr CoAauazoEusl's OFEluE
Room No. Oity Hail.
New OrleanA, June 4 uSda
1rkrEpE BROuGHP TO THE SECOND DIS
w triet Pound, corner q Orleans and claiborne
streets, eatrays-- 49,,
Two GOATS Of different eolors -
panses thereon paid will be sold at public auction g
said Pound on SATURDAY june lee5 g ~
O'Clock n. e.NV ~ nA .tsaissss,
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller. jea 3
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NHwsFAFnH"' HAeAHIN 3 B.
BOOKS. STATIONERY. ETC
A. SIMON.
eE....... UarOnne street.-........s.sb
HAS ALWAYS FOB SALE.


An the CITY PAPRES,
All the Northern and Weatern QAlLlkSs
The leading PIOTQRIAIS,
le0 different Publications., among which are
the American Naturalist, the Journal q Speculative
Phiiosophy 1 ThrilinR Narrative Of the Union Re
fuRees and Ae Massacre Of the Martyrs o! LIBERTY
the Negro in the Rebellion, 10 Oomte de Morsh
snhscriofions reosiyed for the American Conflict,
history 81 the Great Rebellion, BY Horace Greeley,
ia TWO arRe, double column octave volumes OF ols
naSes each. illustrated with IA Portraits, EngrAv
ma st and CONTAINING descriptions OF 347 battsA
ire Quotations. and Sass references stn n6k
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- roR Tmn RnPUnLIoAN.
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STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
No. Oity Hail. Y
New Orleans june 8, 1858.
MAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DIS
w trict Pound corner Of Orleans and Claiborne
One Bay HORSE. fourteen hands high, star on
the forehead,
Winch II not claimed within Ave days, and The
expensss thereon paid will be sold at public aaeop
at aid Pound, on TUESDAY. June =, ~
@'A- Street Commissioned
Iona sr-,-rc1r.r. fnr- Cantroiier. ieb 90
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-08
THE NEW YORK PRESS ON THE
CONVENTION.

New YORK, July 5.-The World SAYS,
this morning, that as no one is here author
lied to represent Chase, his case is onthe
the convention are careful to have him
kept in the background at the start.
New York has followed the example of
Pennsylvania, and put up man of straw.
They are not sure of their choice, bat are
sure they do not want Pendleton.
The Herald, this morning, warns the
convention that Seymour is still substan-
tally a candidate, and a very formidable
one; that it is the game of the "Albany Re
gency," to hold him back until the other
candidates have killed off each other.
"Chase." says the Herald, 'is used by the
New York fine players to lay out Pendle-
ton, who is too strong to be beaten by direct
attack, and must be circumyented by
strategy"
Seymour, the Herald says, is standing
aloof TO avoid the rough blows Of the bat.
tie, and this is the old trick Of the Tam
many big iDjin system of warfare.
The Times of this morning has the fol-
lowing. in a candid editorial summary of
the situation "rhe friends Of Mr.. Chase
profess faith in his ultimate selection as
the most available candidate. They affect
contempt for the fierce energy of Pendle-
toms supporters, and perfect satisfaction
with the prospect OF their own hvorIte.
An attempt TO analyze the Chase strength,
however, brings to light the fact that it is
predicated on the alleged jealOusies and an
tagonism Of other sections, and the assumed
preference for Chase as a compromise can
didale 1t is not difficult to trace another
ground of confidence which may, in re-
ality, prove Chase's weakness. We refer
to an evident reliance upon the power OF
money as the potent agency for conversion
and reconciliation. But any plan for car
rying the convention by the force Of green
backs is likely to disappoint its promoters.
There is Of cOnrse, corrupt element
waiting for bidders, but the mere sua-
picion of being purchased, is a contingency
which will weigh against the Chase interest.
Besides. the bitterness which the Chase
managers manifest toward Pendleton will
almost insure their defeat. The vote de-
voted to Pendeton is sufficiently large 10
prevent the nomination of any other can
didate, from which we infer, that 1t will
have more 10 say in regard 10 the nomina-
ton than any other section of the party.
The presumption is that Pendleton him
self will fail; but we take it that Pendle-
tons friends will still in effect control the
nomination, They will probably pay back
the Chase intrigue with interest. The
other candidates are impatiently waiting
for something to HIrn up, and there are not
wanting prophets,who. foretell the fishing up
of a second Pierce when all of the big 'tish
shall have broken through the net." p
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rHE SITUATION.

We print this morning very full reports
of the proceedings of the great conyeu,
ton and the politicians assembled IN
New York, which will serve to give the
reader as clear an insight as can be
got into the muddle presented 60 the
country. Mr. Pendloton held has own
very we'll in the ballotings yester.
day, having gained about fiteen on
has first vote, while President johnson,
his strongest competitor on the first bal
lot lost more than two-thirds OF his
strength. Gen, Hancock, his next strong
est competitor, gained only two votes du-
ring the bAllotiug The friends Of Mr.,
PendIoton certainly triumphed in the
adoption Of the platform, still there Is a
very formidable and determined opposi
tien 70 him, Notwithstanding he has
shown himself much the strongest man
before the convention. Conjecture is at
sea as 10 who will receive the n0mi-
nHiioh OF one 8lahgswe may rest as.
spred, a desperate fight Is 70 be made
over tins nomination. Last nights eau
eusing may fix that, and il may be Pen-
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Total humber Of votes i. -. .---.......
Nnnbnr Of d .lekaies. y. s.........-A.... -.

1t will be seen that Mr. Pendleton has
not vet received the votes Of a majority OF
the delegates, but if that number could
-nominate, he would probably experience
but little difiealty in getting them The
two-thirds rule was insisted upon for the
purpose of defeating Pendleton, nOtwith>
standing he is clearly the choice Of a
majority, ifnot two thirds of the Demo,
cratic masses 5of the country. ! Whether
it will sncceed IS yet to be determined.
But should the bondholders succeed
in defeating Pendlcton, their candi-
date will have to stand upon the
Pendleton platform, and his success in
the election viii bring peace and pros
perity to the country The friends OF
Mr. Pendleton have so far exhibited the
proper spirit if they cannot get their
man they will take another and put
forth their best efforts to elect him
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plundering the public treasury in their
criminal collision with tie whisky ring
And yet there are Radical papers in the
country, reckless and interruptions
enough to charge President johnson,
whose hands the Radical Congress has
tied fast and tight, with responsibility for
these corrupt acts and practices Really
It is difficult to sound the length and
breadth and depth of Radical mendacity.
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friends have been in communication With
Seymour to-day. ~
1t may be Hancock, it may be new
man, but Ohio, kentucky and other West
err States will stick by Pendleton till he
has no chance. Their bold and manly
force deserves success, whether they sue
coed or not.
The delegations from the territories has e
written protest against the convention ex-
Guiding them from its deliberations.
The Sonthern vote will be cast mainly
for johnson at first, and aherward split on
different candidates. " Hfltic1 u
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-08

Every intelligent farmer knows the ad-
vantage Of sowing pure ssed Uleat, so that
when you raise crop you will have moth
ing but wheat, and will raise two or three
bushels more to the acre. This advantage
can be gained by the use Of the "New
Wheat Fan, Seed Separator and Smut Ma
chine Combined" now being manufactured
and sold by T. H. Jones & Co, Nos. 2 and
4, corner College and Church streets. Call
and see for yourselves. jy2eOd lw.
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MEMPHIS, July IA party of soldiers
belonging to the 2jth Infantry went into
the house Of Ed. O'Niel, who had shot
comrade the day before, and battered down
the door. O'Niel fled to the comfy Jail
for safety. He was pursued and fired at
by the soldiers. O'NieP5 friends hearing
The firing, soon collected, and but for the
arrival Of officers Of the day with guard,
a bloody riot would have ensued
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r.. r. GLAsCOCE
81 IL u s Marsh1i MezseHgar
rrHTs Is T0 IL NoTIcF THATnE ~

4 18th day of june A. y. lsd5. a warrant BOO
bankruptcy was Issued against the estate Of D.
II. lZ1r. Of the county Of Robertson and State
% Tennessee, who has been adiudgcd bank.
any debts aud delivery Of any property belong.
ing 10 such bankrupt, % him ~ for Bis usr.
and the transfer Of any property hy him are for.
bidiou by law: that meeting Of the creditor
Of the SAID bankrupt ~ prove their debts. and
% choose one ~ more asIyuees Of his estate will
be held AZ a Court Of Bankruptcy, 90 be holden
on the -ird dag q JUDY a -. l'o.. al .
Bankruptcy. lt the Courthouse 30 Springfield
TenneHes, before Alexander b. Bradley. E7g.
Register. y. Il. GLASCOCk.
jy1 10 II. s.. Mlrshal. Mer7euger.
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THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
Goth day 81 Juns, A. D. isU5, warrant 90
bankruptcy vas issued against the estate VI W. u.
Gaines, Of Nashville, ia the county Of David.
son and State Of Tennessee. who hss been Bd-
iudgod a bankrupt on his owu petition: that tho
payment OF any debts and delivery Of any proper
ty belonging 10 such bankrupt, 10 him. " Tor hts
use, aud transfer Of any property by him are
forbidden by law: that n meeting Of the credit
Ors OF the said bankrupt, 20 prove their debts.
and - choose one or more asslglces OF has csthtc
will be held at q Court OF Bankruptcy. o. hH
holden on the 2Dth day Of JJly, a. D. lst7.
at TO- o'clock A. NJ, al the Office OF the Register
in Bankruptcy, Nash vile, Tennessee, No. So
Church street, before Alexnudc. $. Bradley
r. r. GLASCOCk.
jy7 z u. S. Marshal. MosseuEgr
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Il 18th day u june. A. ID. 1905, warrant iu
bankruptcy was Issued against ne estate OF
James r. Paul, OF Nashville. 10 the county ~
Davidson and state Of tennessee. who has been
adjudged a bankrupt On has own pei.
ton that the payment Of any debts and DC.
livery Of any property belonging t1 such bank
rHpt % him or for he use, and the transfer 1t
any property by him ars forbidden by law, that
a meeting Of the ereditors Of the SAID bankrupt
assiguees Of his estate will 30 held - Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden on the 1pfh day 90
July, A. D. 1868. ut . o'clock a. g.. az tho
oihes o. tho REGISTER IN BRnkrsBteYs Nashville
Tennessee. No 81 Church street before Alex.
ander s.. BRADLEY. E=q, Register.
r. r. GLAgg0CE.
iy7 n q. s. Marshal Mssseug-r
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Accident and Death.

NEw YORK, July Last night while
Peter Cogger and Jno. E. Devlin were
driving through Central Park, as they
were turning short curve a wheel gave
way and the carriage was capsized, and
COgger and Devlin were dragged several
rods under the wreck. Cogger was iu-
stantly killed, and Devlin seriously in
iured, and it is feared will not recover.
They were on their way to attend reeep-
ton Of the Manhattan Club. ..l.r.-
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twill be seen from the proceedings Of
the convention that Gov. Seymour, Of
New York positively refuses to allow his
name t. go before that body for the nomi-
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
aIddIe District Of Tennessee at Nash
Vile, May roth, Is6s.

THE UNDERsIGNED HEREBY GIVES No
Il lice Of his appointed a. Assignee Of WIN.
P Wright John Frasch. D. ]. Dismukes,
VIM. 81. shores. San1 LYMAN. NJ. Sultsbaeher.
sam 4 LaDdaner, Hardy bryan, Saml ponelson f,
hi. P. Gilpek. W. Y. Frey, James v. Hays and
Mortimer Hamilton Of Davidson county, Ten
nessee. within said district. who have been ad-
Judged BsukraDts upon their 0wn positions, b.
the District Court % said District.
ALEX. A. hALIs. AssigBeo-
OTFIcK u g. Market street mySo iaH3t
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HALLYoKE, Mass, July 1.-THE three
persons drowned while crossing the Con-
necticut river at ferry, near this place,
yesterday, are supposed to have been Mr..
and Mr5. Ct. c. Davis and their little con,
of Springfield.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-08

THE picture makers in New York com,
plain that Grants nomination excItes So
little enthusiasm that they cannot sell
their portraits Of the Radical candidate
for President .... ......
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-08

THE proceedings Of yesterdays session
Of the Democratic National Convention,
are printed on the first page Of this
morning. UNIoN AND DIsPATcH
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Democratic Platform Indorses,.

NEW YORK, July THE Soldiers and
Sailors Convention Endorsed the platform
Of the Democratic Convention, and re
solved to support the nominee Of the con-
ventiOn. n. B.. D.. H.Is.EH.. ..II.r
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nmIs Is ToaIvE NnrIrE THAT 80

Tiil1 IS IObttE NbIltE THAT ON LN
bankruptcy was issued against the e-tnte 20 !. a
Anthony, Of the county o. Wilson and State
Of Tennessee rho mas pcen adIudget "a tuuKrup.
on hi own petition that tho payment of Huv
debts and delivery Of any property belonging o.
such bankrupt o. him. or for hIs usr. and the
transfer 81 any property BY him. ure forbidden
by law that meeting n the creditors nl the
said bankrupt, % prove their debts and
10 choose one or more assignee ~ bis cgfJfr
will be held al a Court Of BANKRUPTCY t1 bs
holden on the Dist day Of July, A. u. 1865
at 10 O'Clock A. ~, 80 the ONCE II Tho ECEiH-
ter in Bankruptcy, ar the CourthouTe In Lch8-
non, Tennessee. before Alexander b. Bradley
Eco, Register.
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dleton, or it may be some man whose
name has not yet been brought prOm'>
nently before the convention- In this
con nection, The following table showing
the number Of delegates from the differ
-, C.otss will be found very interesting /:
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We pledge ourselves that our table shall be
supplied with the best the city and country at
fOrds Our servants are polite and attentive, aud
we guarantee satisfaction to all who may please
to call on u.s.
The Omnibuses leave the hotel regularly for
all the railroad dep0ts and connections. The
Lebanon stages also leave from here daily.
SAM'L +. HARE X co,
Rashville Tam Anril 18th 1R68 If
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A Chance for Enterprise.

A GENTLEMAN OWNING A HEAVILY
"A timbersd tract Of land on the Tennessee
river a few miles from John sohvile, desires to
ssIl the timber as il stands, or will make IA
vurabIe Arrangement with anv one who wall cut
il into lumber shingles. slaves. etc. on the
shares The forest j. chiehy yellow poplar.
white oak and hirkory. Address,
X. H,
Care of Lock Box ilh
iup9Dlw Nashville.
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mHISIs TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on THE
Il lst day of July, A. d 1903. a warrant lu
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Ct
Alexander HemphIll, OF Nashville, ln the
county Of Davidson md State ot IsuuC.-
see. who has been adiudEed "a bankrupt
on his own petition; that the payment ei
any debts and delivery OF Any property be-
longing 81 such bankrupt 10 him, OF Tor hi5
use and the transfer OF any property ~ hiW,
are forbidden by law that meeting of the
creditors Of the SAID bankrupt, 20 prove their
debts AMI 10 choose enc or moro assignees Ut his
estate will be held az Court OF Bankruptcy.
10 he holden on the 9th day % July, a. b.
1865 at ~ clock A. N. NJ The oihce OF the hgs
ister IN Bankruptcy, Nashville, Tennessee, NJ.
81 Church street. before Alexander :. Brad
ley Esq, Register. ..,
h Il. GLASCOtk.
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