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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-02-11
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Marquis renrn au MANOR 81 toutefois brave homme,
II reste I'm coombier 4 qui tut ge,thomme;
Bon bourgeois dc Rouen, de Lille on de Bordeaux.
Onvre nous ia bontique ct courbe ben lie dos;
Paysan, va reprenlre nm .vieux soc de charrue,
Et piane ion cheval par 1a CONNIE par hue;
Onvri"r, pa,,vre esc'ave aux ves condamne,
Ketourne sans murnure latelier tamn6;
Po;te, lasse la les sp|endeurs ,'n mysere,
f.t tais toi boutiquier pour les biens della scrre;
Pretre, contesse nous ct chante- nous tout bas
"Te Denm laodamus pour lie Deu des combats:
La France est condamnfe et les peuples sont fnmes
LIE monde ne sent plus vbrer les grandes ames
Qni salt? deman pent-et,e, ct pour comble horreur
On vera les Wallets acclamer rempererr,
Et e Napoleon rentrer, grace Guanne,
Dams Paris que Bismark ln rend en- gallant homme
=-=-=. j. 6
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-02-11
lei ct la.

PosTE. - La poste, reguliere pendant une
semane on deux, redevient ~ don't care a
damned"
Comme lie bon public est habitu6 ces procedes
ct les tronve natures, nous n 'avons absolumept
ricn dire.
In peupe souverain est respect6 pour ce qu'
vaut ct CONNIE il l'enend.
Pour nous, d'accord avcc les sentiments, du
peuple, nous ne nous paindrons que lorsque lad
minIsttation sera reguliere ct la poste exacte.
I'm sgnalant IN fait reluctibe tous ct Il
personne, nous n'entendons incrminer personne
Nous notions settlement. Aux interess6s s'expli-
qner on Sc ustifer. Les COLONIES du "Iouisianas''
sont 4 leur disposition.
JoURNAL.-Nous lsons dams lie "Meschac6b6':-
Napoleon Underwood, indivilu de la farinc Hum
dams respor de voir cette willie redeven la captae
de Etat ct d'y obtenr le pantnreux monopole du
"printing BILL
II fallat dire meme "suie'' ct non meme "farne''
Qnant lespoir dobtenir lie plantureux mono
pole du printing bill'', c'est desormais IN fait,
croyons.nous,
| L'ex-peintre Ell batiments est done devenu jour-
nalste. Et c'est toujours du barboulage
Settlement, monsieur le barhouilleur, vous avez
pris un nom qu ne vous appartent pas, Giant d6ja
celui dun autre. Et nous saurons bien inyoquer la
loi qui ne permet pas une telle napo6onade.
En- attendant, quill soft dit. ensendn ct compris
quill ny rien de commun, quill ne peut > avoi1
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-02-11
Nouvelles.

Les intrigues sc demasquent en- France.
LIE due dAnmae lance son programme ct SO
candidature Theirs, Changarnier ct Keller
sont portes par les m"asres; 10 comte de
Chambord est plein d'espoir ct mannnvre ;
quatre 6cnyers do Bonaparte ont etc arret6s
4 Lille. Dun autre cote, ie gouvernement
de Paris ct celui de Bordeaux he s'entendent
gnere ct celia SO concoit 4 merveilIe, car J.
tavre ct Gambetta ne peuvent plus rien avoir
de commun, pas meme au nom de Ia lapn-
bique. QUAINT a celui de Versailles, il Sc
prononcera naturellement pour celui de Paris.
Anarchie T! Qui sera on ne sera pas, ct cue
pourra faire Gambetta Les membres du
gonvernement dc Paris front a Bordeaux. lie
10, pour renare compte de leur ndministra-
ton devant l'Assemblee, ST Assemble il ya.-
Les Allemands ont viole l'armstce en- occu-
pant Abbev!le, mais lis sont les mattress
&C, 600 soldats francais sont passes en- Suisse.
Lyon ne reconnalt pas les decrets de Paris,
ct Marseille ne veut pas meme de rarmistice;
qnant a Ia municipalue de nonai, ellie proteste
contre les d6crets de Gambetta. Les Prus.
siens, qni croient Ia paix, Sc font une fete
de lenr triomphante entree dams Paris. ct
rien ne saurait plus empecher cette entrse
triomphale-La Rrussie ne vent point inter
venir ell favour lie Ia France.
Plus TARD.-La famine regne encore IA Paris
La rupture est complete entire lie gouvernement
de Paris ct Gamhetta ta-Les elections Paris. ont
etc remises s ftvrier,-On dit Bismark fou,
Enrag6 peut-etre. - La res,auraton de rempire
parat probable bea"coup, On pretend que lie
pape Ia favorise.-L'arm6e prussienne passera tri
on,phante dams Paris.-I.e go,,vernc,nent de Bor
deaux ct le peuple du midi ne desesperent pas-S
la g"ere cive eclate ct 81 lie Bonaparte est restau6
lie dit Bcnaparte iera la gnerre la France.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-02-11
NOS PRINCIPLES.

Rtpublique dordre, d'honnetete e. de
jusiice.
Suffrage unicersel pour tous, ercep'e pour
les criminels ct les pagabonds.
Union cipiquc des Louisianais blancs el
des Louisianais de coulenr.
Education pour tous.
Plxs de Carpet. et.baggers poliiques en- Loui
sianc, nj de pagabonds faintants.
Egaiat poiuique cntre les naiuralises ct
les na';fs.
Appeis et avances Immigrant loborieur
Rcspcct d la hoi
Lhonne,c hommc en- haut, le n,alhonne.e
en- bas. Z
La Louisiana don ktre goureynee par
l'honneiett ct Intelligence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-02-11
La Renaissance nous arrive tard.-Cul
pabilit& de 10 poste. ..

La Remittance nous arrive tard.-Cnl
pabilit6 de 10 poste. ..-.. f.,
Nous ne pouvons done aujourd hui, NAL
gre notre bonne volonte d'our,ier conscien
cieux, ct cause de 1'exiguite de notre feuile
nous livrer des dissertations philosophico
sociaIes qni retarderaient notre publication.
LIE Louisianais, fort heureusement pour sef
lecteurs, nest pas I'M journal de douze pages.
Un mot settlement.
| Et pour poser Ia question. 2
Et pour Ia degager, 81 possible, de toutea
les incidences personnelles GU etrangeres au
sujet qui nous occupe.
Or done, nous nous etions permis d'inter.
roger Ia "Renaissance' sur I'entrefilet suivant:
"La noblesse, 10 bourgeoisie ct le c'erge
representent vai|lamment l'honneur de la
France. La classe ouvriere laisse beaucoup Il
desirer. L'envie qui ronge depuis 81 long.
temps une partie de ses elements semb'e ayoir
use la corde patriotiqne son ceur ne bat
point ct son bras n'agit guere. On remarque
meme souvent dams ses manifestations nne
amere satisfaction en- voyant Humiliation
des riches ct le RUNE des propri&taires."
La Renaissance" nous q r6pondu.
Mais avant que nous ayons pess la valeur
de SO reponse, de ses arguments, de SO logi-
que ct dc ses sentiments; avant aussi de
relever haut ct ferement Ie drapeau de ce
qu'on appelle avec dedain Ia ''classe onvriere"
OH ''basse classe', nous dirons notre con.
frere gull ne faut pas nous app'iquer lad
VERDE ''benoitement",- nous n'apparte.
mons point Ia famille Benoton, repithete
de ''gracienx" nous Tedncation du beau
monde nous fait complement d1faut. La
''grace" que nous aimons Sc nomme simpli-
cite, franchise, justice ct bonne fol. Et nous
Ia desirons nos adversaires.
Or, &C nest point benoltement ct graceu-
mcnt que nous traiterons.sanedi proclaim Ia
question qni nous preoccupe.
QUAINT aux "lumieres comp&tantes'', CONNIE
lc dit Inmineusement notre coufrere, nous
esperous qn'e'Ies ne nous manqueront point.
Et il ne sera pas dit EN- Lonisiane que cette
phrase, ''son cGur ne bat pas, hura pu
passer sans protestation.
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Fcuilleton du L0uisii0,,a;s.
LES CHIENS.
eO.--
Chap. XVI.

Mais 81 lie sys'6me de Gall est vrsi, CONNIE nous
lie pronve lexperience faite sur rexcell.nt Turc.
que devient done Ia morale?
Efrayant abime!
Nous naissons bons ou manvais, dfoits ou bossnus,
mahematicens on po5tes, llandais GU Francois. i'd
ou Ia, une heure que nous u'ayou. pas ehsia;e,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-02-11
Etrange mystere qu'un pcup!e (!

Etrange mystere qu'un pcup!e
Et le peuple francais, avec son education,
son historic ct ses differences classes nest
pas le moins etrange dies mysteries. Les
classes surtout, CO reste dune civlisation
theocratique, 10 tiennent dams une lutte cons
taute ct une agitation perpftuelle. C'est que
ces classes ont des int6rets diffarents, des
sentiments contraires. CONNIE une vie part.
Les aspirations de lune sont criminelles pou,
l'autre, ct une troisieme &c pratendra excep
tionnelle ct ltgitime. Les riches ct les pos
sesseurs,- mobiles, commercants, bourgeoi.
, on pnysans,-sc nommcront pompcusement
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-02-11

10rBureau du journal, pres du College JET
ferson, St-Jacques, rive gauche.
10Pour lettres, lourpaux, echanges ct pa
perasses, adressez i Convent Post Office.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-02-11

II ny pas. ponr le philosophe ct !,
penseur, de haute classe ct de basse classe.
On peut etre bas dams Ia plus Aaute de-
classes.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-02-11

La France q glisss dams la frivolite, Il
p'aisir ct roubli; mais Ia Prusse glissera dan.
le sang.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
In Chancery at NashvIIe.-No 6,6ss

Rice + Thompson, Solicitors for Complainant.
febl9 IsW4t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19

IT has been stated that the action on
the FONDA Senatorship furnished pre-
cedent for the settlement of that ST Texas.
The Tallahassee Floridian says this is
an error and states that Mr.. Gilbert was
elected in June 10, 1868, for one term
only-the term commencing March /,
1869, and ending March 3, 1875. In
the belief OF the part of many, that this
election was illegal, CD the 10Th of Jsnu-
airy, 1870, in pursuance or resolution
previously adopted, the AS mb'y pro
ceeded to vote for Senator TO ill the seat
occupied by Gilbert, when Judge 0. B.
Hart was declared to b. elected for the
term commencing March :, S69. The
Senate was not present as s. body, but the
Senators were allowed to record their
votes, nine of whom voted for Judge
Hart, his whole vote being lhjrty-tour,
On the strength OF this 50 caIed election,
Judge Hart applied for the seat, but re-
ceived little consideration at the hands Of
the Senate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19

SOME of the people in the Cotton States
are agitating the scheme Of water com
muuication with the West, where the
great granaries and provision depots Of
the country are located. 1t is proposed
to construct continuous canal or water
way from New Orleans along the gulf
coast to Mobile bay; thence to the bay Of
st. Marks, on the west coast of Florida;
thence across the Florida peninsula to the
iide-water Of st. Johns river, which
flows into the Atlantic ocean. Such
water line, if it can be constructed, would
it will be seen, intersect all the south-llow-
ing rivers in Mississippi, Alabama ald
Florida; place the interior of those States
within reach of a St. Louis steamboat,
and make it possible for such steamer
to deposit a cargo on the Atlantic coast
of florida or Georgia, or even South Car
DINA, without breaking bulk. IL is
claimed not only that it is practicable,
but that the almost continuous line of
lagoons, estusries, gulf stretchers and
rivers, invite It's construction, by pro
ding four ifths Of the line ready made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 49, lS7

has been held by the Methodist Episcopal
Church since the war. On the Monday
previous, in Greeneyille, a young man,
unknown to Mr.. Burkey, approached him
and after abusing him as "Rebel having
Union men, laid hands ON him with the
intent of inficting bodily injury, but be
found it convenient to desist. The Ssrati-
mel says:
'.Blr. Burkey is an inoffensive man as
lives in our county. Because he was a
Southern man during the war he and his
family were driven from their home to
Sullivan county, where they remained till
year or so ago, when they returned,
very much ruined in property. Mr.. Bur-
KEY went 70 hard work TO repair the
losses sustained by the war, and by his
four years Punishment for merely politi-
cal opinions sake, and that too after the
war had ended, and the courts were
opened" .. --.--..,,
The Radical papers have had great
deal to say about what they term "Ku-
Kiux outrages. +" Here iswhat the Greene
vile Sentinel says of that portion of
'qoyal" East Tennessee:
'Tn some parts of this county (Greene)
men who were Rebels are afraid to prose-
cute men for crime; or sue for their legal
rights, lest they be asssssinsted, their
dwellings consumed by the torch of the
incendiary, or they brutally assaulted on
the highway or even On public occasions
in Their c unity town; and the treatment
of Biz. Burkey, shows that these appre-
tensions are well founded. All of the
public do not yet recognize the fact that
those who were Rebels should have equal
rights before the law and equal protec-
ton by the law"
Here is the evidence that reign of
terror exists in that loyal region to such
an extent that 'cRebels" are afraid to in
stitute any sort of legal proceeding against
a "oyal man" We were told last year
that man who hal been a 'Itebel''
could not get justice in suit against a
'1oyal man, and the truth of this state
ment was pretty cOnclusively established
by reference to well known facts.
Here we have the story repeated, only
in a different shape. The "Rebels'
in some portions of Greene county are
afraid to appeal to the courts 10 redress a
grievance or assert a right, lest they be
assassinated or their dwellings burned by
the torch Of the inceudiary. And this Is
the most '1oyal' portion of the State.
This is no Ku-Klux fancy--it is DO story
gotten up to aid in securing another re,
construction deal in this State, but is q
living fact. How long shall the people
of East Tennessee, who sympathized with
the South, be made thus TO suffer fol-
their political opinions viii the intol,
Grant spirit, born of hate, never die Out
in East Tennessee?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
TRUSTEES sALE.

z. H. Ewing, ". P. Cooper, W. B. Aeese, solic-
tors for Complainant jan22 div
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19

THE celebrated caricaturis', George
Cruikshank, in a lluer responding to an
American, claims large share in the
merit Of many of Mr. Dickens earlier
works, particularly Sketches by Be-
and "Oliver Twist" He planned sey-
eral of them fully and invented the chs
racters. In some cases he executed the
Illustrations, and Mr.. Dickens wrote up to
them. This letter is likely 10 call forth
some controversy. Mr.. Cruikshank is re-
rarded as q very prudent. and honorable
man.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
TgUSTEg'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEEb OF TRUST IKE
ID cUted 20 the Nashville Building Association,
on the 81 day Of August, 1869. and registered in
the Registers Cfice of Davidson eOunty, Tenn,
in Book No. 20, page 81, / viii, on WkDSBsDAY.
MARCH !, 1871, expose TO public sale, at the
Courthouse door in the city Of Nashville for cash,
without the equity Of redemption, thu real estate
described in said deed, situated in Davidson conn
II, Tenn, on the Lebanon turnpike, in civil dis
tTict No. 2, adjoining the la ds Of @ odlett, Arm
stroEg ana Campbell, containing 81 acres, and
being the tract Of lAsd purchased by CsthArins
Lee, from Geo. D. Hamlett, and mO.tgssed bT
Oathsrfne Lee 10 sid Association.
The proceeds TO be applied TO the satisfaction OF
tbs debt secured in said trust deed th re being
balance due to rails date Of S3l669, without usury
besides the casts Of executing this trust. This
18th day Of february, ISL
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
febIs 2y ANHON NRIISON Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19

The Washington Patriot says the
holding of the High Commission in Wash
ington TO adjudic.ie upon questions at
issue between England and the United
States may be good thing after all for
poor Schenck, in the way of keeping him
out of the hands of the London ban
queters. Well authenticated sdvices from
England show that every preparation had
been made in London by these feast
giving Delilahs to dine him and wine him
into a condition of advanced imbecility
on his arrival there.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19

THE Radicals in Savannah, Ga have
had split and quite an animated contest
over the post Office in that city. The
opponents of the present incumbent have
triumphed, and on the 18th inst. Grant
nominated his successor. The Savannah
Republican says the announcement is
likely to produce no little sensation among
the ''trooly loil'' in that city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19

The impeachment trial of Gov. Holden,
of North Carolina, has developed one Ku-
Klux. A negro testified on the 10Th inst.
that himself and four other negroes hsd
dressed as Ku KIux in February Of last
wear, in Alamance county, and had
whipped three negroes. This was one Of
the acts which Gov. Holden had plead IN
Justification for placing Alamauce county
under martial law.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
TRusTEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF a DIED OF TRUST Exc
ID ecuted to the Nashville BUiinS -sscciatICD,
on the 21sl day Of eptember. 1885, and register ed
IN the Registers flee Of Davidson couEt y 4 enn
in 30, No. D, page 2S3, I vii, on W WEDNESDAY,,
MARCH l, 1874, expose TO public sale, at the
Courthouse cOor in the city Of Nashville, for caah
without ths equity Of redemption, the real estate
described in aid deed, situated in Davidson oOuE-
II, Tenn on the north side Of Cumberland river,
in civil district No Is, Containing ~ acres of lard
as surveyed by 3 T. Woodward, and sold by T.
". Ball to VIM Bayley, and mOrtgaged to said As
sOcisttOn by Wa. BaIley, Per E D. Payne, bis at
torney in fact, as registered in the proper Oaca,
in Book No. -, pages 2S4 and 2tS.
The proceeds to be applied to The satisfaction o.
the debt secured in said trust deed, there being
balance due TO this date Of 81 663 49, without vsU
", besides the cost of executing this trust IEis
18th dag Of February, 1871.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
febl6 2W ASSON NELSON, Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19

GEN. SDocUM charged openly in Com
gress the other day, and sustained him
self by evidence, that the decentralization
in the discipline at West Point was at
tributable in the main to President Grant,
in pardoning cadets who had been tried
and convicted by COuTt-martlI.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19

FORTY thousand men were sacrificed
by France in her attempt to take and &C
cupy Hayti. This is the minor portion
of the Island of San Domingo. Gen.
Grant now proposes to annex the larger
portion of the same island, and, the ques-
ton is, how many men will we have to
sacrifice in keeping the turbulent and
ignorant people there in subjectiOn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED or TRUST Exc
ID cuted to the Nashville Building Association,
un the 18th day Of oSsObSr, 1869, and registered
in the Registers Office of Davidson comfy, TeSn
in Book No. ~. page 3SI, I will, on WEDNESDAY,,
MARCH 1, 1871, expose to public sac, ST the
Courthouse door in the city Of Ma shvil e. for CASH
without the equity OF redemption, the real estate
described in said deed, situated in Nashville Ds-
wilson county, Tenn, on line street, between
College and Cherry streets, fronting Is feet the
south side of Line street, and ruHning back 90
feet more or less, on which IS e tSO-stOry brick
house: mortGAgsd to said Association by GeTfs5
Seiferle and his wife Victoria
Tbs proceeds to be applied 10 the salts action Of
the debt secured in said trust deed, there being
balance due to this date % $s77.52. without usury
besides the cost of executing this trust. This l5Jh
day OF February, 1871.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
febls 2W ANSON NELSJN, Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19

TIE New York correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercial says that Mr..
Morton is not after the portfolio of the
Secretary of State, but he has his eye
upon the Treasury Department, which he
thinks he can fully comprehend and
masfpr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19

TIE Atlanta Constitution refuses 10
publish as advertisements theproclama-
lions Of the Governor Of Georgia, but
proposes to publish them as news. 1t is
not often that a newspaper refuses pay
ing advertisement
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
Il 18th day Of February, A D. 1871, warrant IL
bankruptcy vas issued against the estate OF Z. G.
Smart OF McNinnVille, in the county Warren,
and State of TeDDess"c, who has been sdjudgcd
q bankrupt on his oIs petition: That the payment
OF any debts Sud delivery Of shy property belong
ing to such bankrupt, to MIN, 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, to prove their debts, and to choose one
or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a
Court Of Bankruptcy, to DC holden on the Sd day
OF March, A. D. 1871, at II o'clock A N at the
Office Of the Register in Bankruptcy, Achinn
VILE Tenn before J. W. johnston EIq., Register.
JOHNS FOS,
febl92t Deputy U. S. Marshal, Messenger.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
TRUSTEE'S sALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST Exc
ID cuted 70 the Nashville Building Association,
on the 11th day Of Jues, 1851 and registered in
tSe Asg1ster's OAee Of Davidson cauBtY, renn.,
in Book 10 %, page l79, l Will, on VIVID SESDsY =,
MARCH l, 1871, expose to public sale, 1t the
Courthouse door In She city OF Nashville, for cash.
without the equity Of redemption, the real sstste
described In said deed, situated In Nashville d.
wilson county, Tenn being 30 feat Of lot No. 80
in Hynes' addition to Nashville. On Bving street,
on which IA q small brick house; mOTtgaRsd to
said Association by Madam J. p de -. Marc
The proceeds 70 be applied 70 TIA satisfaction OF
the debt secured in said trust deed there benz 3
ba!snes due TO tbiH date Of s3l6Os without usUry,
besides the cost Of executing this trust This 18th
day Of February, 1871.
81 order Of the Board Of Directors
fed1s Nv ANsON NELSON, Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
IN BANKRUPTCY,

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
i 10th day OF February, A. D. 1871, warrant in
bankruptcy was issued sgainst the estate OF Mont
gomery Clarke, Of 6sinesboro, in the county Of
Jackson State of Tennessee, who has been adJudged
q bankrupt, on hiA own petition: That the pay ment
Of any debts and delivery of any property belong
ing to such bankrupt, to him for his use, aud
the transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden
by law: That meeting Of the creditors Of the said
bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and to choose one
or more ass iguees of his estate, will be held 1t
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden on the Sd
day OF March, A. d. 1871, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at the office Of the Register in Bankruptcy,
Meanwhile Tenn, before J. W. Johnston, Esq
Register. L. o. JOHNSTON,
feb19 2t Deputy q. S. Marsha, Messenger.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19

NoT1oNG the report that Senator VIII
son intends to publish a rejoinder TO
Judge Black in the next Atlantic
Monthly, the Pittsburg Paper says this
would seem 10 negative the maxim that
ga burnt child breads the fire.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
WAGNER 3 KLEIsER.

MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER AND WOOD
vi I'm SHOW GASES, and all kinds Of Furniture
work An Furniture repairing. We have On hand
a lot OF silver and wooden show csses, And orders
left with rs will be promptly attended to. Persons
wishing show cases would do well TO call and see
us, before purchasing elsewhere, at our shop,
Church street, near College. febl4 IN