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SPECIAE NOTICES.

spaSo welcome as she is TO Of Nature brings
with her everchangDg varying weather. Of sunshine
Clouds storms and cold diseases that must be guarded
against We know medicine at this particular
that begins to compare with Cutters Span 81 Mature
which, by its tonic action the liver, fits the for
the muarous changes that those who use it enjoy health
while others around them are all complaints.
Consumption and the Diseases Of the Threat and
Lunos TREATED INHALATION OF AEDIcArKD VAPoRs.
DR. VIM HuSrER brother OF DR.. Robert Hunter respect
to all those who afflicted with diseases
of the Throat Lungs that he has returned to St. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself.
There is probably no class diseases which wide
in their nature and terrible in their results the
diseases of the throat and lungs It. therefore, becomes
matter Of earnest soctude the profession to know there
be any means whereby those diseases lie controlled and
ameIiorated.
DR. R Hunter and myself have made these diseases
own peculiar study several and have found that
the only whereby these diseases can be reached by
direct local application the prescribing Of medicines which
are breathed into the lungs in vapor
consequently brought in contact with the whole internal
face Of the lungs The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory
Persons at distance, sending full description OF their
will receive treatment according their symptoms
WIN. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office on Eighth ST., between Pine and Chestnut sts,.
ap1-3m West SIDE, St. Louis, Mo.
Dosr TELL ANYBODY Keep the secret to yourself. For
goodness sake do not tell about there will be
unmarried people, Weddings will be the order Of the day
Everybody will be choosing help mate In another column
is the advertisement Of that much talked Of book by Prof.
RoxDour Of New York. the "Bss Of Marriage" 1t gives
you process Of the art Of creating love- compe
ing any body dearly, whom you wish to inspire
with that passion. But then should such secret get
out into the world Read the book yourself but keep silent
| III ia nrr cnnnsel - Y Tl.ilflnA
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To Bridge Contractors.

DRoP0sAIs yin be received At the oaes q ne Edssssd
L and Kentucky Railroad Conpany, a. Nashville, 7 m,
t DE 3h day 81 Nay nst 70 bald Bridge across Caui-
beand River r the Joint use Of the Louisville Nashville
and he Eige6sa Kentscky Railroads. according 10 the
provisions o. the a the late General Assembly, AFpoo-
prsnnx handrsa fhuasand dollars ioE a. contEutsn
The superstrucire VII be about hnncrsd sst lang,
ncud "a draw wh hundred ret opsuinss. The psfs
W BE- from sky % eighty et kEh, IN wassf hon tSslte
70 eighteen ret deep a. - eucat stage and the
Be- upou pHek pas IN Hih Or aanaa % otaerstfss
A. uarurs q he diver b isiofa rendrfs ezp~disnt
Brire Coastructors are Invited mead plans AID len-
cations r snperstracare 81 10th we'd snd iEon or spns
o. rc one hundred and SIXTY hsnared et isrg a
vhsn sin aooa With proea iar pfeaersns And rsaas'-
lag nfa-frcet
froposI.ions sy BE- ads s Ne entire strpsars Or .or
the ndzlans Asoury sepstr-ctare aearst7g rs
oundafon usf b I'D ~ pr per. ne masonry PEI eeh
n twenty-five eah ss And lhs saperraciafs per oeal
soi Any nrsrE inisrnkiun can Be eeiaiard ~ ass.a
~ chisf Rngnssr q shs EdEsassa ane AsnsseJ kas
NJ iosins sopy q ne Aes # ~ esnsral Asssa-
81 q salesss, TAus ne Karral Ksnss<ky Rairoad
ana he Eoassls Nashville RailFosd en2tled e ihe
,aa 81 ne Aup3rsd thoasand tqaFs eacn. . coeaIac
Hrdre ar1Ss e GaUhsgand kkssF a fasAFe, and ttnl
shry are hereby caaseaaied ghAa paEss Aaa shah b
eatiti.f upas apficson = the u tee ntfet toa-
sana d6nars ~ whch hs 0eesrBor fAsu fsea canpon
Boa Is q Ne Bials a lx pr etnt a thy Jes = hs =
sasd sseag theusana dosA q hs sara sAsn - 1as
hesa tlme q tlme.e
mo. l. HKtM. Preslt<nf
EoaissIas Nns3rssh Rslrosd c.
EDwARB a cHR4IRAM. frenfffnt
aE3l-tf ktseAeid ksatulsy ksiros1 @
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SHARP's RIFLEs.-We are informed that
side Of the Square, near the Burnt District"
have just received few of the Sharp Rifles,
direct from the manufacturer. Our readers
can now have an opportunity Of providing
themselves with this gun, of which we have
heard so much. Companies emigrating TO
Kansas and Nicaragua eau be supplied with
these guns by giving few weeks notice to
+. & O., who have made arrangements TO
that effect
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-01

PUrNAM's MoETHLY.-W. T. BERRY e. Gu,
have supplied us with copy of Putnam 5
Monthly for May. 1t contains-The Kane Re-
lief Expedition-On q Picture of Beatrice in
Paradise - The Apple Tree Table Nathan
Hale-Scsmpavias; part 3-The Iconoclast-
Ruskin's Writings-Scenes in the Western
District-The Spirits in 1692-Napoleon Bo-
naporate as a Family Mana Child's Wish
A Visit to my Grand Parents-Kingsley's
Poems-The Demon of Music-Our Relations
with EngIand-Editorial Notes, &c.
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ENTERTAINMENT To-NIGHT.-Mrs. MAOREADY,
it will be remembered, gives her first dramatic
and Musical entertainment at Odd Fellows
Hall to night. The pieces selected for the c.
cason are 'gems of the first water" and we
evenings delightful entertainment. The Hall
ought TO be crowded.
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Fire i'm Chattanooga.

We learn from the Chattanooga Gazette,
that fire occurred in that place on the eve
ming of the 2Sth ult., by which the warehouse
of Granville, Sample e. Co., together with its
contents, some 100000 pounds of bacon, was
consumed.
The adjoining warehouse and quantity OF
wheat, the latter the property of Pardue, Bry-
ali & Co., aud the warehouse of Long g. Smith,
were also burnt. The houses belonged TO A
b. Johnson. The loss is estimated 500, 600 OF
$4,000. Granville, Sample & Co. were par.
italy insured.
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Mrs. MAOREADY.-The windows of Berry's
Book Store are adorned with a handsome por-
trait in oil colors of this disting uished lady,
who makes her debut tonight in our city.
1t is splendid specimen of art, and is reputed
a faithful likeness. Go first to see the picture,
and then tonight to Odd Fellows Hall to see
the original
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-01

Our Broad street friends are somewhat
excited relative to the building of railroad
bridge across the Cumberland, on the North
side of the city. They fear it will prove a
serious obstacle to steamboat navigation. A
public meeting has been called for next Sat
urday to take the subject into consideration.
All who feel any interest in a matter of such
grave import should attend.
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Advertisement Extraordinary.

TUE heirs % the late Rev Dr. Philip Lindsey wiii on
TEURaDAE laFE MAY ne premises, exposs
az Pubic SALE has pcr1a q The taaey Property IN south
Nashville situated betseen Asyan Street and the I<bansn
rrTnpks Lids ~ Avenue End Carroll street, connection
with slip the Lsesuon Turnpike. oSned b. 81 q. y.
Caborne Fsa fhts ground wfil be u 60 Into lots d
siss and pa Of the gr0aad ready Zoe alsstuoa
a few days.
Ths family are oeerhsfdeaf viii unprofCcsive property
ana are ooHpsed pert With pesicn % thE
We uAks fk Femask iEht Be supposed that would
not ssl uness Should cban prizes Buyers
VIA sass not saasr themselves be kept away ea he
aale ~ consideration. Itss prcpesg must te sod
We also oer the soath field Property ~ private sale
This 4 situated on Vice Mcasock ana Deaamtrans Ala
adoianF the MeAhstsr Property. This d samgab,y
adapted iiy resitences and s BE dridcd par
ehaseFs. n 3 fes soil
Tsrns aanounesa uisa plah e Srounds.
ADRIAN YAM sINDKgES TTgnsDLEY,
NATHAsEKf. fAWRESCE fSnsIEY.
uaaasas-sd JOHN DEaEEN LINDSLkY.
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Masonic Address.

Our readers should bear in mind that Rev,
L. ID. HUsToN is to deliver Masonic Address
at the AcKendree Church tonight. The die
tinguished ability of Mr.. HUsToN fully war.
rants the expectation of an unusually interest.
ing and entertaining discourse.
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Public Sncnkinr.

The candidates for County Judge will ad-
dress their fellow citizens at Loves Store in
South Nashville on Thursday night 1st of
May, and at the Market House on Friday
night the 2nd of May.
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Lands and Lots for Sale.

4 = ACRES OF Valuable Land both sides OF the
II Z Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad IS miles from
Nashville which depot has been recently located well
improved good water, coed soil, with fair proportion Of
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
and residence Either side Of the road the WHOLE
viii be sold to suit purchasers.
56Z ACRES, one mile from the town Of Franklin Ia
Williamson county, the Liberty road and mile Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad leo Acres cleared
and Ia cultivation. Has IL comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting Springs and productive so-suitable Tor four
handsome Settlements. wild sell \, ~ y, all to suit
purchasers.
10 ACRES mostly timbered part ofthe Brentwood Tract
Nashville soil Of excellent quality, admirably adapted 10
the purposes OF Vineyard Nursery Market Garden.
1OH ACRES on the Gallatn Turnpike road, 81 miles
from Nashville, between sull and sledge; would make
business in town convenient and comrtobls country
rrsids nee
Western Rars al N miles west ofHAshvie, Big Harpeth
River and miles Of Kingston Springs $50 Acres clear
ed-bslance well timbered-good so and water, and COM
orfahlr improvements.
52k ACRES well Improved, niles from Nashville, on
the Mai Greek Valley Pike, and the ~ r. r.. Sol
Of good quality, good DWehng nne young Orchard AMI in
very good neghborhood
VILE the Whites Greek Turnpike road. beau
ufal building lot
LOTS Of any size from 80 feet Is Acres on hs BuenA
Vista Turnpike road, from 10 miles u Nashville with
Nlthout Timber convenient 10 Buena Vista SpFings
40 LOIS Ia the corporation Of Nashvge near Wilson's
Springs several OF the Franklin Turnpike road
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala r. B. several and he
MufreasboTo Turnpike road 10 the Tn Ward aud several
west Of Capitol am near the corporation line.
PRICES Low -TERMs LIBERAL Those who wish 10
purchase wOuld do vel 20 make early application %
apIO-a @ w. NANCE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-01

DAMAGED GooDs AT Auction. - a large
stock of Goods, damaged by sinking Of the
steamboat Knoxville, will be sold at auction,
on Saturday next, by B. F. Shields & Co.
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HORSE POWERS AND THRRsHERs.

IiIE have now IN siare 80 PennysvAnia Heres Powers
w aud Threshe which be used eisher viii ionr OF
too hoes. fhesc achnes have stood The test az tMen
ntv in The largest angrovag Feeons IN ne United
States. They have fecvnty hcen mech improved N Their
guanR and general construction, making ihem hghteF 81
draurbt than any ether machine We have also one
q uashiugs put up in epnpiete WoEking
ordsr snd invile al ateIcsts4 % can Hni exanlne a.
ap2S-tNag MACY HAMILTON.
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Don't forget the Lecture of DR.. BAIRD to-
night in the basement of the First Presbyte.
rian Church. IL is for the benefit of the
Young Mems Christian Association Of Nash
villa
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NOTICE.

rtsctIus IN b hssa 4 - oefef e Ne -
"a - s,ulrss = os nsnaly Ne 81 ~ q y
nar ~ Ih.tssn Directola. . serve - sats.
ssoo,.ass s,sA ,s susu> shlr,sr al ne sssekA
g: 80 81 'a'''a = W. m Joass DAsHxLI .s.ss.
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ENVRA CHANCE.

w have for sale excellent House Servant Nurse,
w Chambermaid fair Cook md seamstress all combined
In likely Woman, twenty three years OF Also,
raj other likely Negroes among them No House Carpen-
ter, his wife and two children. Call soon
ap9l BOYD a LYLES. No. so Cherry 81.
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DRs. C0HWRLL & BURKs

FTkyENG assocatsa lhsrnsrlsss IN Ne presses q thslr
III psessan saesf Ihs services q ne esssn q NAH
sas. 0Ace No. ~ ChsFfy street, betyeea uuisp az
hs rIh. ssis-in
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cracu1r ooURr. DAVIDSON coUNFY.

Rule 1sr 1t ordered by the Court that hereafter the
Clerk shall divide the Trial Docket into four parts be tried
respectively among the FIRsT SECOND THIRD ana foekfH
weeks of the Term So that no shall placed at the
HEEL Of the Docket but all shall be TRIED cozTISUKD as
they reached
RULE 2D- Judgments in untgated cases. and Judgments
BY default may be taken as heretofore
RULE 3D. 1t shall be the duty OF the Clerk within forty
days after the adjournment Of Court to divide the Docket
stated and publish in two newspapers Of general
cuation the causes for trial among the first second
third and fourth weeks that the parties in such causes
may have notice when their attendance win be required
RULE ara 1t shall furthermore be the duty Of the Clerk
in issuing subpnas for the Witnesses to them to
attend the FIRST second third fourth Monday Of the
Term according to the place the cause stands the
Docket
Under above Rules the following viii stand for
trial during the first week Of the Term:
rASES At NAV TERM 1916
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prinR Meet1pS
To Railroad Contractors.

DR0POSALS viii b received al the ONCE Of the Edgehed
i and Kentacky Railroad Company, until Thursday May
Sth for the Grading Masonry Ae, Of The Ridge Secton II
the h ad of MankeEs Creek sad Karosd twenty mes
distant Nashville. New bills for the work 20 the end Of
the nrst thirty miles from Nashville win be received AZ TIE
tme snd sny hcaon q those made 10 December
will be considered The line being finally located
titles calculated, &C. every ncits is Afforded for Contrse
ascertain the character and amount Of the work. and
facilities for carving 10 o. -. Ell
Plans End probes NAV be SEEN specifications obtain
ed Al the Engineers Once a Nashville, a. any time.
EDWARD g. CHBATHAM, President
ApQ1-td Edyehell a kentucky Railroad Co.
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FLOURI FLOUR!!


TIVE New Mills hsve recently opened their Depot Al
the old stand % the Port Royal Mil Depot Mo- outh
College street. where m will keep constantly hand
large supply Of fine Flour put up expressly Tor Family
Also, good lot II Unboted forr Buokw heat Flour Meal
Bran, &c &C.
These Mills have long been known "a this community
furnishing the best Flour hat brought this market and
Il only requires trial 10 satisfy all who want good Flour
that their interest buy OF The Of BA
kers Is particularly directed 70 this.
lanlT QUICK co.
The Rev. DIR. Baird
INTILL deliver a Course Of Eght Lectures Euro@e IN
w the basement OF the First Presbyterian Church. before
the Young Mems Christian Association OF Nashville.
The hrst Lecture viii be delivered the Isl Of May and
the Others hastily. until the course l. completed
GE Tickets for the Course, admitting Lady and Gentle
man. g. Tickets Cor the course, admitting person,
a. 90. Single Tickets 90 cents To be obtained the
rous Booksto Hotels aud al the door the night 81 the
Lecture. ap22
Read this Advertisements.
II HAVE several No COOKS, warranted to suit = no
Il sale. lapr2fl kEhs w. PORTER.
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Aanas and Ilana Warrants.

hIdHWS NuU AIhMW W NENAhAts'
SHALL lsaFe Nashvae ahoai the ieth Of MAJ "Trip
a 10 Ansour Iowa and MnasolA fer Ne parfase 81
octing a1d beating lands fqr mESef ard others frfns
having LApd Wnran Hblch they dsre % caft Woad DO
well 70 seRa ihem - ul tAi locatons sFs nads
upon chnce anda that rapidly settling ADD At eaHnoi
faA bccone Faaable IN soE time. wi niteaa y 10
eating The lands, psscurag patents ior The nans ayias
taxes, Ae
VA also take ehsrss q any oshsF baslatin that
gan rcqnrnE ne atsEtoa Of afehL eHpec - visa
L0aisFie CncinDaa Chicago and g. Lons for farther
inf0EnAnoal uPply Psfssaaiy, - ~ lstlsI, 70
I.6. FEILOWE6,
api1-im ka % cherEy a. kashFiiis
~ refer u uoB. cavs Johnssn. Hon Nei q BEesn
Hon. 1ohn Ifinnls. W. .. Hhapafd, 1osspA Walk.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-01

By ~ aeent batrd anl koanoke kefeads
ths fchets II Gas l. Or APf i3h. IN Their transit iFea
b9tmafs charge u Adans Exsres cenpsnYs Eer2 81
sruyed ~ 2re soneq1enng there gu noe = aay dAeat
lhat class T1e tEksng VIZ B. Cas- nag ioiA, ne
siEe Pas raltra Schome.s fers reseec1felFs
ssreAss J.F. wf>rka, aaaagE.
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WILL pay the highest price for Bacon Lard Oats Eggs
w Feathers, Flaxs ed, &c.. &c. apl6-1m
Carriers Spanish Mixture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
THE BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
An Infallible Remedy
For scroula Kings Evil rheumatism Obstinate cutaneOuH
Eruptons, Pmpes or POstues on the Face, BIotches,
Bols Ague and Fever, Chronic sore Eyes Ring
worm or letter, Scaldhead, Enlargement and
Pain Of the Bones and Joints. Salt Rheum,
Stubborn Ulcers, Sy phlitic Disorders,
and all diseases arising from an
injudicious use Of Mercury,
Inprudence in Life,
ImyurtV Of
TIE Blood.
This Great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of the blood
used by thousands Of grateful patients from all parts OF
the United States who testify day the remarkable
performed by the greatest of all medicines, CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofuls,
Euptons Of the Skin Liver Disease, Ulcers Old Sores At
lection of the Kidneys Diseases OF the roa Female Com
plants pains and aching of the Bones and JOINTS speed
lily put TO flight by using this ineatimabe remedy.
For all diseases OF the blood nothing has yet been found to
compare with it. II ceanses the system OF ell impurities,
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys and
strengthens the dgeson gives the stomach; makes
the skin clear and healthy, restores the constitution
eneebed by disease or broken dowa by the excuses
youth, to its pristine Ygor and strength.
For the DISEASE FEMALES is peculiarly applicable and
wherever has become hnOwn regularly prescribed with
and imparts elasticity the frame clears the skin
and leaves the paten, fresh and healthy single bottle OF
this remedy worth all the called sasapariA
in existence.
The large number Of certificates which we have received
from persons from all parts Of the United States the best
evidence that there Humbug about it, The press hote
keepers magistrates physicians and public men, well known
TO the community all add their testimony to the wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get Almanac, and read the de-
tails Of astonishing perform by CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE, I'm most cases sere e0eTy thing else has sig
ndty tded The limits u advertisement vii adj
init their full insertion.
WIN. s. BEERS CO., Proprietor,
No. 3O4 Broadway, NEw ioRK.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants 10 all par
OF the United States and The Canadas and by
apl5 W. II, GRAY NASHVILLE.
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Capital e12,OO0!

i,200 Prizes Amounting to Sc, cool
Iiaks,s 60 90; Halves "a 90; Quarters $500.
PkTx9s PAxABLE WITHOUT pKpucTtoN.
Persaas senaaE Boney - nal need aoi Ear being
lost Orders punesa4y sttende tc. cemnnaraloas
hdenliaa. bAak Ssies q soaal Banks taken - tar.
These wsh.nE pATt cgisf 1unoers tko1d osder imms-
dAteiy. Aires JANEs ,. wISrkR. Mansger,
EsCoN. Ga
o.. BOX "a. N.szxals ?. =.
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A Concert Hall. Macon Ca, under he super
"A insseesnes q eel. Gee. "a. Logan and las
A. Ntsbet. Esq.
ne Manager hsving annonncsd his estsrninalioa -
make his he popular A0tery he Hord esrs ior
Nay l3th sehsme that ar saFpasses any cheme ever
ofered Ia he annals Of Lotieres bssk your nterest
Examue he Capftals ETOue fFIze eight firketsi -
~ q n n n 8
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CataWba Grape Roots.
Cafavyba Grape Roots.
lust RECEIVED, 5000 catAwba Grape Roots, Of enc
u years Erosth. lapiil ia. MCCALL. Agents.
NE plus Ultra" scheme.
1900 PRIxESI $4,000 DOLLAEsT
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
AurHoRTvY or r5r sTarFoKeKoRerA


sY AUTHORITY OF THE sFKrE OF GEORGIA.
10000 NUMBERS ONLY I PRiZk TO TICKETS
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CASES AT MAY TERM, 1856.

t4AI A1N W1Nh - bAA ~ "
End 80 a. 81 IN 15t
Sd Z" 4" ISL TO 2H5
4th 4" I" 225 to end.
l6 Johnson VS.. Radcliffe; 60
"A Same VS.. orion ct al; 81
Jnrdon VS.. Davidson; OBS
II jackson vs.. Bell; 16T
IS Jones VS.. Nance; 254
IS Jackson vs.. Bell; PSI
u Kirkman VS.. Napier ct al; 8
IS Kreider vs.. Atkinson; 13l
- Laurence vs.. N. 4 H.
Is Turnpike Co; s
% Lawhorn VS.. Davis; %
IS LOoney VS.. Grizzard; 1U2
10 Lowe VS.. Sloan; 1873
g Livingston VS.. Gas Light
]5 Co; los
IS Lelyette & Ewing VS..
rs Mills & Egan; 1S6
10 Livingston VS.. NJ. and A.
Of n; 236
- Leake VS.. Harvel; 2o5
Iinsey VS.. Bridge Co; 100
10 Lanier & McNickle vs..
Ewing, Dick & Co; 267
II Leonhardi VS.. Hess; 275
Leake VS.. Weller; 800
70 Morrow VS.. Napier ct al; 2
NJ. 4 A. of Nashville, ex
10 parte; Is, 80, 242, 243
Moseley vs.. Gilman; 10
Dc MCampbell vs.. Bell; 22
Same VS.. Bell & Roberts; %
]7 McGavock & Co. VS.. Gil
"a man; % and 2S
80 M'Campbell vs.. Glenn
- ons; 80
Martin VS.. Armstrong; 80
s. Morse 4 Son VS.. Hess; ST
Mathewson VS.. Philips; IS
50 M'Kee, Ad. VS.. Noel; so &51
% M'Kinnie VS.. Shelby; 1911
Mcintosh VS.. NJ. and A.
% of Nashville; 1872
70 | Mallory VS.. Turnpike Co; 1874
20 M'Roberts 4 M'Kee vs..
T6 Jackson; 1876
Morgan 4 Co. vs.. Wick
rs house; 226
Do Martin VS.. Ensley; Ga
20 Same vs.. Russell ct al; u
M'Ewen, use VS.. Morton
n ct al; 70
hurry, Ad. VS.. Harris; 129
% Ma idin VS.. Railroad: 1872
81 NJ. and A. Of N. VS.. JEFF
33 ries; 1873
50 Mills VS.. Telegraph Co; 1874
SO MGavock VS.. Sutfin ct al; 1856
M'Campbell. Trus. VS..
"a Mari; 145 and 209
W Moore vs.. Hughes; 1854
IL Merritt VS.. Benson ct al; 1855
Is MGavock VS.. Smith; 207
% Same VS.. Allen ct al; 20S
McWhirter vs.. Douglas; 2l0
II Murrell vs.. NJ. and A. of
II NASHVILLE; 10
IS Morrison VS.. Graham;2 46, 24T
81 Maloney VS.. Coussens; 279
92 Magyar VS.. M'Ooy; 2s3
81 Mansco VS.. Stratton; $50
IS M'Kinnie & Co. VS.. Stew
80 art; 3l3
20 Morgan & Co. VS.. Pow
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II wGavock vs.. Galloway
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Navra VS.. Insurance Co; 1893
Is Nichol & Peacock VS..
Napier; 2l1
81 Nance VS.. Minton; 2l2
Ol Nichol vs.. Stewart; 3i4
OF ! Owens VS.. johnson; 221
Odds vs.. M'Fadden; pa
IS Pointer VS.. Napier ct
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%OOO 200 dozen Painted Buckets
200 boxes q u ID. bars) Prescots ". Soap;
400 boxes Gentner's Mould Tallow Candles;
50 bbls. Golden Syrup;
so Sugar House Moasses;
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