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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

CURIOUS Ttxr.-On Sunday night, at
New York, the Rev. y. s. Burnett, preached
I" large congregation, in the Baptis,
0ampbelit") Chapel, in Seventeenth vt :,
near Sixth avenue, on the following extraor.
binary text, selected froma morning paper:
"a chance tor some man. For snle, cor
ner liquor store, opp"site a factory, where
There are 800 men employed, winter and
summer"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

A NEw NAMR.-In Alabama, where the
Democratic pnrty is divided on the subject
Of Internal improvements, that portion of
them whish oppose the construction of rail.
ways, are called dirt road democrats.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03
t9s-The stock in the Ci,iz.ns, Rank -

i The stock in the Citizens Bank Of
New Orleans / worth SI7O u share of 500
paid! This stock is worth higher prize
Than any other in the United Siates.-Why
cant we have banks in lenness " hose stocks
will bear high premium like those Of New
Orleans' The answer il, mainly, because ef
the "mouniain issue" system.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

AccEPrED.- Robert Walker, who
was Secretary of the Treasury under Mr..
Polk' has accepted the Governorshp of Kan.
sa'; and r. T. Stanton the post of Secretary
Of State for that Territory.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03
ATHENs, friday APRIL 3, 1857.

QuAhrsHLY MsKr,Sc.-Quarterly Meet.
ing al the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Athens, commences on this-Friday--sven-
ing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

DEArH.-George Welch, the builder Of
tbs Loudou Railing Mill, died suddenly of
disease Of the heart. ut BrIlrfonte, Pa, a
short tune since.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

WASHINGTON Usrox--1'hs Washington
telegraphic correspondent of New York
paper says, Mr.. Appleton will probably with
dmw from The Union In n short time. Ills
henlih is suffering from the poisonous Of the
National Hotrl; and other causes conspire to
produce this necessity. IN addition, no con
fdence is entertained rs TO his getting the
printing in either H"us", from the apparent
distraction Of PARTIES and tendency to new
complications. This failure, with Others, Is
not considered suspicious for the starting
Administration. Col. Forney is DESTROYS to
succeed to this post, bu, opposition threaten.
I'd from II particular faction renders the pros.
p ct doubtful. Influences now potent which
he helped To build up have deserted him, or
proved Indifferent Failing here, will prob.
ably return to PennSvlynnia.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

AZ The 'ireassinns have been again de.
ie"l"d by the Russians, who took four hun.
dred prisoners with the camp and baggage
of the former.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

DAVID WILMor.-Ths distinguished abo.
litioniSt has been nominated by the Black
Republicans Of Pennsylvania as their oandi.
date for Governor,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

~ Col. w. l.. Nct:onnico has announc
ed himself candidate to represent William
son and Rutherford counties in the Stat.
SENATE. f4t
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

~ The publishers Of Mississippi are 20
ooId a sort .of rspudiating convention. in
June !" lake ac'l"n on The recent reduction
Of their tee" for leg"l noiicrs. Phey have
universally refused 10 publish at the reduced
prices. We should not be- surprised ifnsws.
paperdom were victorious yet
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

In Frx.-In the Legislature of Indi,na,
which has just adjourned. according t. the
law limiting the duration of its session, both
the revenue and appropriation bills fniled to
pass, and consequently there is no law to
e"llect taxes during the next two years,
neither is there any law to pay the snl.rips
orSlate officers or even the members of the
Legislature. There is money enough on
hand to carry on the State government for
the ensuing year, but there will be no law to
authorize its being paid out for any purpose.
And so the risky State of Indiana is in some
what of a fix. Besides, it is said that Gov.
Willard has expressed his fixed resolve no,
to call the Legislature together, for any pur
pose until they meet again two years from
now, according to law.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, MARCH FLA terrible
explosion has occurred 10 Aldrichs Gun
Store. Four persons are known TO be kill,
I'd, and many others seriously injured
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

PHILADELPHIA, March 26-Wagonseiler,
the ruIiaway CASHIER OF the New Castle
Baak, WIS arrested here yesterday, and con.
veyei ~ PItlsburg last night.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

- The next term Of the Circuit Court
commences at Athens on Monday, the 18th
instant
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

APPRoPRIATE.-'rho National Hotel dis.
ease, at Washington, is facetiousIy called the
Guano Quickstrp.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

~ w have been prescribed with eou.
81 n hsAsiss Of Iiasds"n's Writing Fiaid.
Hsss ussd samr, and find % excellent Por
ALE Il g. w. Ross,.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

IHr ITIN Inst. ShNe:
The Union e. American Is still ATTEMPTING
To create the impression that great hostility
Exists between C"l. Ready and Mr.. llattrn
we are all very we'll aware oi the object
that paper Inns IN view. So Ear from there
being any feeling IF enmitv between tn M.
they mr." on the very best of terms; md We
are aufhorized :" say that should Col. Ready
he the nominee for Congress, Mr.. IIatlon, II
Necessary, to deirnt his demonstrate "ppo.
nrnts, VII c'nvnss the whole DisIrici IN his
behalf.-PnI ha' in vour pin e and smoke il.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

II VIM. Cooper hns been reelected
President, and VIM. s. Jett Cashier, of the
Shebyville Bank.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

~ u. Wells, formerly OF the neigh
boring town OF Calhoun, hns established him.
self In the Grocery Business nj Shelbyvillp.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

CHEAP.-John ShipIsy wus fined oio and
costs NJ Providence, q few days since, ios
kissing Anna A. Gordon.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

which has always been liberal In TIA cccndn.
tons, under all the circumstances. tho COM
mittee respectfully surpes,s 10 the borroweyr
ii this tow n, ~ take The v hol.. matter in,,,
consideration and if they deem il necessary
Tint they appoint new committee, consisting
I" the same mcmbers as the present one, to
"p"'r iorthwlih, Mt the expense OF the citi-
zens OF Little Mrddington, and interchange
views w"h The keeper Of the parent animal,
on the Importance Of continuing the lonns u,
'"'s po'nt' nnd The Importance of again "stak
ing our branch.
heso'ped' mt Little Meddlington Is great
place OF It's size, Astounding In "undcveIoprd
resources ana teeming with busy and en-
f'pf's'ha population, who after attending to
'he'r own ous ness, lind time to dahble exten
sVr'y IN the concerns of Others.
heSof'ed' mat We congratulate the good
e't'zenS VINO have honored themselves in
se'ee''"e US ns Their committee, that This time
nhs"ow' we nave got the start. And with I"
view "eVe ourselves and Little Medd''ngt"n
'"e ,u'' oen"ht thereof that this report be
P"o''s"e"' one month, in the Weekly spy
ana th't The pnpers of the United States
p'h'rh'y ~ wen M those ut Great Britain
""o r'""'e DE requested I" copy.
Respectfully, TnE COMMITTEE.
~ A public speaker, who VA, rather ia
nous for short di-cnursrs, was reproved on
certain occasiun for undue brrvity. "The M
dirnce would have borne good deal more"
said the complainant. 81 hope So" replied
the lecturer; "bnt the question is, not how
much they will bear, but how much they will
hear with pleasure; Tor, beyond that point,
there is n" profit to the nearer or honor to the
speaker.
To all which we say, like the man who
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

~ In our paper of the 20th, we noticed
the fact that the "North Western Bank If
Georgia" had recently gone into operation al
kinggold, and that its President was a gen
tlcman Of wealth and integrity. The Knox
Vile Mercury OF the 26th contains an article
on the subject Of wild cat Institutions, at the
conclusion Of which we find the following
paragraph:
ain mentioning the Post, however, in this
connection, we design to impuie Ia II no i'm
an opinion prevails extensively that new and
doubtful Banks sometimes accommodate
publishers who are 10 distress for something
else than mere money consideration. II
the Editor Of the Post were oppressed with
debt--and we are informed he is Motive
should suppose from his paragraphs TINT he
had been promised some relief"
While making our Acknowledgements to
the Mercury for its rather insinsating sug.
gcstion, we may remark that we need no nc.
combinations from Banks ut this time and
hope we never shall; at the same time, II the
"opinion" alluded to above about newspaper
publishers prevailed much more extensively
than it does, It would not determine the
Posts expressions about Banks, or any
thing else upon which il might feel inclined
to spenk. "Opin'm"--public opnion--is fire..
quently In errqr---Prejudice nearly always
md when such is the fact, we have no re-
spect for either We are as much opposed
to wild cat banks rs our neighbor of the
Mercury; but we have no idea of pitching
into banking institutions generally because a
few Of the large number may happen to prove
unsound, or because there may have been one
or two breaks in our own end of the State.
And we believe it possible, too, that banks,
like individuals, may sometimes he unfortu
nate and forced to break without justly sub
jecting themselves to the charge of swim.
ding. Nor Is it any evidence that n man de-.
signs to rob and defraud the public, because
he takes the capital honestly acquired in ano
ther branch of business and goes to banking
upon it.
The indiscriminnte war which portion Of
the press of Tennessee is waging ngains,
Banks, is doing more than ANYTHING else 10
make Tennessee money worthless beyond
our own State limits. Newspaper men are
pr"verbial as bad financiers; yet one half the
editors IN the State have been, for the last
six weeks, writing away on the subject of
banking rs ndustriously as they could have
done had they really understood something
of what they were writing about. Some of
our cultural brethren seem to have been s,.
vored with vsiun, wherein they were com
manded to WRITE, and in order to obey The
injunction they furnish good deal that could
be lett unwritten without IN, serious dam.
age to the public interests. We mean no of
Tense, but If they would hi, X more, and
rrite less, particularly on the subject of
Banks and Banking" much greater benefits
would be accomplished. And we will add. for
the information of orr friend Of the Mercury,
That We are no admrcr of that prudish virtue
which is always ready to regard difference
of opinion us dictated by improper motives.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

wAsrxp--A Good Journsymsn Timer
o. advertisement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-08
CHANcERY SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

IN L0- Ian 1Aht-nAs
nURSUAET 10 q decree Of the Chsncery Cosrt al Nen-
i PHI, r-ndrred Nay term, 1857. ia the case Of Doug
lass 4. Gordan &c. El5ah Che,k and Cihsrs, I viii, on
THURSDAY, OoToBER 1sT, 1887,
in front Of ny sn,e, in the city Of Memphis proceed to
sell 70 The highest bidder
Tuo FaiuGble Lott Of GrOEad on Poplar street,
IN the city Of Memphis, AID known as Lots NOS l and s
on The plan % the SUB diyisioa OF Eluak Cheeks proper
", heretofore sold In Ead cause, and being The anne Lots
p~urcha.ed At saId sale b. william s. Wells together
vita al the improvements therson. Lot No. ] is
bouadcd as fellow: Beginning a. a stake on the south
ern line Of Pop ar strcf, being R6hbius' northwest cor
uers thence south On aud with Robins inc ISL fee.,
no e CT less, 10 3 stake IN the centre q an alley between
Poplar and Washington stTesiss thence westWzrdly on
aud with the line Of sal alley So i5-io0 feet 70 = stake
thence uorthwardlyl 6 feet, more OF less, 20 q stake on
the s0uth SIDE Of Poplar street. 66 \ feet from The begin
uing corre-s thence eastwardly with the line Of Poplar
blund q as follows. Beginning At a stake on the south
side OF Poplar strest, ard n0rhves corner o. Lot No L
-hrncc running southTardiT on and with the west side
% Lot No I, l66 feet, more OF less, 70 q stake IN the en-
ere Of sad alley, he southwest conner Of Lot No 1;
theuoe westWardly on and with The line OF sad sley, So
feet, % q stake On Tafesi Ene; thence northwzrdiy on
and with Yates linz 10 a stake on the south SIDE Of Pop
lar stre-t, I66 feet, uo7e o. les thence esstVsrdly On
and VI 3 the tine Of Poplar street s. feet more or less.
10 he begiuuing
The improvements on Lot. No. g consist Of = large
BRICK Nil House.
The bov-menlionod Lots are TO be cold 70 satisfy a
fudguent RENDERED against william s. wells IN the
above-stated cause, and upon the following terms A
credit Of six nouths-purcasser 70 execute bond with ap-
proved curly. with 3 lien retained On the premises.
Re-eupiisn harrec- JOHN o. LANlEkB
auf2s dawtds Clerk and Master
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0hanftrp Sails.
IHAEcBRY SALE
Valuable Real st0te
az KAsHINaToN So.

w
-msraNT "a , dec &c Of the Chascsry Court At
Il Nempbfs. rendered Nay term, 1851 n ne case ..
Doulras n. Gordon CO. Eluah Che1 ana o11s"s !
VII, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1sT, 1851,
IN mont Of ny onee, in the city Of Nenshis' prooeo 70
sen % the highest bildsr,
A Valuabls Lot Of GrOsaa on Washiagt0n-st-,
in he CITY OF Y mphis, ard known % Lot 40. on the
risn II the sub-divisiln Of Eliah CheeA's properly mere
~ r. ID in sad cause, aod being the same Lot puI-
chased A. sad ale By G. G Richsrdson. SAID Lotho-eh
h uuded as foioss, to-Wii Besinf ing II stake On The
-oufh-m line OF washington ST. and the noruW stcor-
- al Ii NJ. 3 on the piaR Of the Aforesaid ~sao-divl-
sion. thence ~southuardlyu on and with The vet boundary
Inc Of lot No 3 $50 feei, mere or less % q stase ~
he ctntre q An alley b.freen wash gon ana Aoams
streets. the southwest corner Of Lot No. ,; thence vest
wardiv with the c-nireo o. said alsy ~ feet 70 = stake;
tbep. { nsrthxardls IN . line parallel vita the line 81 Lot
Nc 3. 100 FEET, more or less. 20 asiakecn a southern line
al washinrfon street; ttence uestwsrdysEifh SAID s0ulh-
IN lne ID washington street. 75A feet 70 the beginniuE.
TIE Rhova-uenfiuued Lot viii Be- sid 20 satisfy q
Judgment rendar "a against c. g. Rirharcs0n N The shove
sfafed cEue. ana Upon the following term A eredlt OF
~ months. purchaser to execute b1nis with approved
secur.ty. with . lien retained On the premises. kedemr-
tioa barred
aagss-dswfds Clerk and Master.
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A nalce for a Man on R1sI1ess-

A Chance for a Man OF Business,
WISHING 70 engage in q dinerent business, - ~
w pose % sell our stock Of Llqusrs and Groceries ~
faVurahis te'nS and eive a lease q the store hou-e ~
slo < has been purchased within the hef sx nanfbs ~
carefully saec Cd q graf portion % phish has adrrrce1
Jnis ,. BoTD 4 &C
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CEG2sceg"y Sale

Valuable Real Estate on Jefferson
Street.
DCRSuANr 70 a decree Of the Chauoery Court 81 Aem-
II phis. reDdered Nav term. 1881. in the case Of d. II.
Norton ard W. L. GrinnE vs.. Vm K. Pos.0n, trustee,
James ". Knott and sthsus, I an, on
Thursday, September 10, 1857,
n front OF ny ono in ths city Of Memphis proceed ts
sel 60 the highest bidder,
I Valuable lot Of Groaai On J.frsOn Street,
IN The city OF Memphis. bounced aud described Is fol-
owe. to-wit: Bling part OF l0t No. 659, Es laid down 81
IA plan @ division cf the OvsTton property. fronting -
eet on the south SIDE or jefferson street, and runninf
BscE south lfsz fcci; beginning at a point on the south
5le Of Jed rslu sre5t, 81 f-et east of the northwest
corner OF sad let No h57 running Themes exstuardly
with Jeferson STREET 20 feet 70 q stare theme. south
ward y ~ right anElHs u jefferson street i9s feet 10 ar
alley; thence wc-twardly with said alley 30 fest to q
take; thence norhWarty On 3 direct lire IteH feet is
th- beginninE-
Terss Of Sdle.-The above arnticned lot viii be sold
up IN thf following terms, To- wit: About $3.50 Of pur-
chase money IN cash; balance iE faur equal tustallnents
Ds,a5,s respectfully on LIST November, 1851, ist NAY,
ISIS Isl November. 1883. and LIST Nay. 1855; purchaser
20 execute ho1d with approved feeurty for The deferred
payments, with q Zen retained On the premises.
Sale atf1 o'Gock A. NJ.
Ohm c. LANIEB
aucT-fawtas Clerk and Master.
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CHallCerg Safe

ValuableReal Estate East of Mem
phis.
DURSUANT 20 a decree or The Chancery Court a. Ken
/ pills. rendered May term, 1851 In the case CT A. n.
fercnson. executor II Thomas walsh, deceased, vs..
alice va Sd AID oilers, / VIII, on
Thursday, September 70, 1857,
IN f1ont o. my one. in the city 81 Memphis proceed IL
seu q tie highest bid1er, . certain tract 81 parcel Of
aud. c~untsininE ahoGt
THREE acres,
'yius east of and near th- city OF Memphis, being part o.
ats Nos. 6 and 81. On th= pan u a. hu dred acre irsei
% and laid OF and suhciviied By John Hherry Ter Johb
: Clsybrook, AID sitaaftd between the Plank Road and
Uaion avenue, being The northern part Of a six acre tr-ct
unon which Dr. C. p. Guthrie formerly resided. The
petition OF said land offered for saie lies On The southeast
corner q EeHTieW avenue AMI Henry street = plan o.
WEIGH csn be seen At my oros By those VIE may wish 10
examine thu premises.
Terms Of Szic.-The abore-uon toned lard viii b
SD on a credit or seven moutlz. purchaser 10 execute
, ed With approved security, With a lien retained On iht
premises. Redemption barred
JOHE G. LAKIER
ar-7 fa-tdE Cerk and Manner.
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ChOascey-y safe
ChassceYy Sale
Real Estate IN South Memph.

ResI Estate in South Memphis.
PURSUANT 70 a decree ef the Ctanc.ry Court Al KEN
Il phls ~ dered My terri. 1851 in the case 81 John c.
saint rs. Dsvii Groves and Z iEsheth Groves. ! will, On
Thursday, September 10, 1857,
IL front or nv oG,e IN II. city Of Memphis, proceed TO
ae1to th1 highest hitdsr,
Il Valuable Lot Of Grouad % caGssy street,
IN TIE city a. Memphis. bouadod and 4 scribed a. fol-
iows. f,-Hif. nllug part fl1is Nos 2 Gnd6 9, In block -.
in south Me1plisi beEinring go feet from the souih-
wsst eornnrsf Beal Ead Caure ~ sireei., srd on the west
side OF CsnsaT rirr-t hence p5nih with the vest aide
q Czussy arses - leef; thenc west parallel with the
szstrru srd western tourfar lines Ct said lot IA feet;
fhenca na1h parable vith Causey street 81 feet; thence
eaEf to tie hesfnninr c0rrer.
Terms Of Scie-The zb1Fe nsntioned LOT VII b sod
on a CT dttf seven nllnths. purchaser 70 execute bond
with approved security, with a lien reserved on the pre-
misses until raymento q purehsse money. kederption
barred. IOHN c. LASIER,
aug7-dawtds Clerk and Master
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.TsENRO eEaRRE

Z uAVE OF 60 Up a. Wznar's Old stHHd, South side
Cou-t Sqsare. a ane NEGE0 NJ ART, f0r the sale aud
sccemnsfait son o. Nerrsnf. Nv Warns she most cen
fral ia ere ctT. AMI one o. th- most G upiete eud Eyssf-
-1atis r-aniiuass. urafsrFs. or~fart, ena regulations
xsc; haiar strictly ahsrrsi Hyami~tafrnls A Eo.
I serrsnis snd asa hards. Pfr-on1 wishing to buy or
-ea Eeross. Es &c gel b. calng 81
". BRADFORD.
A. WALLACE, Aseat AID Anctsneer
ale v1m
E-Rcsmand Enq7frfr. HalsiEa REGISTER, chsrestoa
Confer s. tauit hrru1licz-roorE h The AMOUNT OF SO
81 4 sa~f ALL nthfaaaae-
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FOT. Sale!

oFFER for sale ave hundred and tvertg
zcres OF Land. fourteen mics Northeast q Son.
FAerFilis, on the jackson Rad, known as the toTmei
- residence o. Stephen Jarmon. Tho place is wei
improved. has q good framed dwelling hcusa and exoeleh'
cut hcusoa. clubhouse, with 81 and n |esher. ic~hobsei
*. TIER Is % he premises an excessive orchard, VIII
a. kinds o. frnits grTWa in the cuuutrT. there are w
hurfrsa and Ersy aorss Of land IN cultivation, and tn
remaining portion well timhsred. Apply g the under
siEnsa. On q. place 1890 %Ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-08

THE BOARDING HOUSE and six sores q
81 Erouni adjoining the LaGrsnge femae Oeiese
tisl imgoremeuts AL new and succieni 70 aocam-
-E4SA- modste siFhty board-Ts. ms lot Is wen se
with sufDsbery, and one Of he hanasonest places II
West Tennessee
Ths rlass VII b sod, and an early Application /
rospecifsly requested. Apply 70 WHITE a
adninistrators a D 3 johnson. DECEASED a. Aem-
phis. o. Y A. TURNER, EsQs LaGrsase-
- aa-..n~
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sF CeFRD,

49, IHATE Just resolved se-s q those els-
can't FRENCH BDUEDoTR PIANOS.
d n from the celebrated Pian1 FACTORY cf
: EHAHD &" az Paris aul Llufg1. and o.
.er them for sale. keep tbese splendid little ORGANS.
raasi a~erslhtae, with from ten % thirteen stops. and ]
helnte-t imp-ov mruts- Th-se are known 10 - the hes
instruments for Churches, Lodges and School Rooms. Al
llstrHnei g. sod br me sle warranted fr I've years.
Tanning and Repairing OF Pianos, Tioins. Organs
aris3e9us, etc. etc, done in q " TkmanlEe msnner a.
loIarsfe rrIces
do cot pretend 70 give lessons On any number and
Earie.F Of instruments.
HEERT 6. HOLLENBERG.
farEtf raf Wsin street
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CtTATE OP TENNESSEE-At Rules tea in fae CarEf
= ance. Cl-uocry sste o. rtc Cluua0u Lau zl4 ChzH-
Q ~ Coat q ths cry g G=z7ais, kosazyi Ausaz -
1857,
E1wz-d Bay, Complainant
~
wn D PaHIps, wm. B. PHILIPS Jnp. ". IA o. and
Efr, I'D otbers, Daendsnis-
Eznpearfng from anasTit Gied in fhis Gauss u-rthe
Drfealrris Nm. D. Philips, VIM p PnIiIg- Julia ~.
PhHaas. ages Jane PhIltps ard Jgzeph Car z-e M
r-.iienfs o, tee STATE q Tennessee Il Is ordcrea that
they doenter theif apPfdr4no henih before or within ne
f-sf rhreedav u tEr nezr term ~ sad CoIrt. o. ~ bed
"a he ~ NJ -asy IN EOvembar n-xI- Q657 zuG plead,
su-uur or d 1nur 10 Compialuzut's tHl or tac sane ula
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