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A. VERSER---ySO- c. FARRIysroS.--o- TERGEE.
Ferser. harrington s. Yerger,
ATTORNEYS AT Law, NEgPHIs, TENN.
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ROMANTIC SToRY.-A curious circumstance
has come to light lately, which has caused the
laugh to turn against the Academic. A sa-
vans member OF that respectable body has had
in his employment, for a long time past, a
young secretary, whose services be considered
so valuable in the transaction Of the Oriental
languages, and the cOliating Of Oriental works,
thar, only six months ago, be doubled bis sal
ary, on the threat of the secretary to leave for
another savaa. Last Monday the secretary
came, all penitent and ashamed, to the savan,
to declare that his approaching marriage would
prevent continuance Of bis engagement. The
saven was incensed.
"And who is the seeompliee Of your brain
less folly ?D exclaimed the savan, in rage
being himself confirmed old bachelor, and
most averse to marriage.
Monsieur B." returned tie secretary
with litter, (" to whom ! am to be married
on the 7th of this month 20
The ssyan. looked up in alarm, and beheld
The blushing eOuntenanee aud trembling eyes
Of his secretary. The truth flashed upon bis
mind at one-the secretary was a woman
And SO it proves to be. One who, with the
knowledge Of Greek and Latin, with sever
Eastern languages, could find no employment al
a learned female" and who had been com
pellet to assume the dress Of the other sex in
order % obtain livelihood. What makes the
Joke tell with even more severity against thi
savan is the fact that Monsieur B., the ex
psctant bridegroom, is the very rival who's
iaureis have prevented his Elumbers for hfteeI
years.-COHTt yOHTsdL
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maud. The COMMITTEES had hardly time to give
aay attention TO the matter, before we find Mr..
Morton at the Committee room with pencil and
PAPER figuring out fully and completely the
whole matter.
have no fears as to how public opinion will
settle IL shall rely on testimony, and not at
Tempt 20 make proof, or prevent the testimony
OF witnesses.
But must confess my surprise at the adroit-
ness with which the issue is ATTEMPTED 10 be
made between the Bank Of Tennessee and nv.
SELF, The law requires the banker to deposit
his bonds with the Comptroller, and it should
fohow that controversy about the bonds
should be between the Bank Of Tennessee,
~here they are required to be deposited, and
hlmseifs the Comptroller, or between the bank
er and Comptroller. W. SPENCE.
NAY 2s 1850
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON

- g. 5 4AS
RAILROAD.
CONNECTING NKHPH1s WITH
NASHVILLE,
CHATTANOOGA,
DALTON,
KNOXVILLE,
ATLANTA,
AUGUSTA,
MONTGOMERY,
SAVANNAH, COLUMBUS,
CHARLESTON, MACON,
WILMINGTON,
LTNCHBURG,
PETERSBURG,
RICHMOND,
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE,
HIIADEI PHTA
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SOUTHERN LITERARY
Organ and Review.

PkOf. B n. CAFEhs, EDITOh-
A RRANGEHzETS have Analiy been perfected for the
% permanent estAblishment Of this Msgszne and We
sFe able the Issue Of The aTst number In
June. The copy already IN the hands Of the printer
and the work progressing as rapidly as the ssuirE OF
number viii permit. The Editor desms himself for
securing the printing at the extensive estGb
ushment OF the Morning Bulletin Compsny, whose IN.
surpassed facilities and well established reputation
guarantee style Of tyVSssphy worthy the literary
acter of.the work.
Our friends at home and sbrosd win nlease forward
thsir sEbscriptions cary dag practicable that
we may * upon the size Of our edition. the WORK win
not be steTeoytyped.
The publication ooe viii be Al the Counting Room Of
he Bulletin Company, IS Maisou street the Editorial
Rsom over the River Bank corner Gain aud Madlson
Streets Letters may be addressed 10 the Eer or 70 the
Bulletia Company. The following are tie
- ~ cnh..-inaIn-. i-.....I-..- l.
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oHtOE{ce.

OtOt9c6s
rItHE subscriber having purchased the int1rest ~
i partners In the late nrm Of FlOurnoys cooper =
Leake viii coHtiuus the WHOLESALE 6hUOon.
CONaIsSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS 20 as
own name and FOR his w uocount, and respctui 50
lirts th eron.re of The od house cnst1ers ana hls
s.ts-ss - ,ers-sii~ JNO. g. FLOUREOX,
api0-spi5 10 ae-- 49,
DissOIutiOn.
UJHE arm ef FI.oUREOX, COOPER 6 LIKE y
this day dissolved By mutual consent, me name OF
~ mo. g. PLOURNOT,
n T. COOPER,
.,fa-anIs n ". LBAKE.
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DIR. CRETGHTON's

>. L. SHAMBERGER.
HOhnAf At Law, Prentiss, Mississippi. Prompt
sitentloP win Be gvea the Collection OF Claims
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WITTICisMs.

A father called his son into crowded stage
=" Ben-jam-inf y
The heaviest kind of a brick is the brick in
the hat.
Greatness supported by goodness, is bard to
be oVerthToWn.
He that loses his conscience has nothing
left worth keeping.
It is curious with what moral fortitude men
can bear the misfortHnes of others.
No woman should paint except she who has
lost the power Of blushing.
The most efectusl way to secure happiness
to ourselves is to confer it upon others.
Who ever heard of widow committing sui
eide on account Of love A little experience
is very wholesome. 0...-
It Is q delicate question which commands
walters greatest respect, the man who bullies
him the most, or fees him the best.
[" Ny character" said an alderman, who had
cleared himself from charge of bribery "my
character, sir. is like my bOOts-all the bright
CT for blacking."
II was once said Of beautiful woman, that
from her childhood she had ever spoken smil-
ingly as il the heart spoke Joy from the lips,
as they turned into beauty.
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White sulphur SPRINGS, ,
ardin Counfv Tenn.

tHk above watering place viii openec FOR the re-
ception Of Visitors, on The FfR8f DAY OF JUHH
AA1f. daily line Of Ooaches (foar hsurs stagi1gsl
VII connect With the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
AZ the BurusyiIe Depot Ten hours travel from Mem
phis 70 the sprngs. For health pleasure the waits
sulphur l. equal % any Wserisg psce North so1th-
hne band o. Music from New Orlssns Wi D IN Etten
dance. ego SHALL,
s1IG-dau1fu Prrurietor.
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Notice.

THE oo-part1srshlp heretsfore existing betweeE
Il wHIPPLE. hocULLAGH 4 CO., was dissolved Of
the Ist Of Nay last. A. B. SHAW,
A WHIPPLR.
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COAL. {INrEREsrrNe 5 COAL.
TO STEAMBOAT MEN.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN

VTTE have estahIished at Baton Rouge Coal Depot,
w the purpose Of furnishing steamers at the
est rates and most convenient form for expedition In
esaiing We viii furnish coal decked coal doata and
when the weather win admit, tow with upward bound
steamers
We are The owners thoss celebrated Coal Mines sit
uated IN Virginia, known the Mason City Mines; and
have purchased powerful steam ting expressly for The
purpose Of towing coal 10 this place. We have reeiy ID
OF 30 900 barrels and prepared 70 furnish
Steamers and are expecting another arrival Of 30 COO
by the 25h inst and viz continue 70 receive ike
amounts monthly long the river viii admit Of tow
ing loaded bsrEes.
We se By the barrel, and to those who have long
suffered and have any scruples In rela-
ton to the measure 10 such % measure our boxes
calculate themselves and pay only fer that which
they receive Should enterprise sue eed We VAL es-
tahsh 0iherdcp0ts AZ Convenient distances APART ana
thereby revuutonIe the entire system Of eoans steam
the Mississippi river.
Our Depot here at the landing IN front Of the oar
racks and our price IS cents per barrel.
TO the regular packets would say, give Is ens eA
LOWELL h PAYNE,
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Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS, slOEins the holders 70 stop Al
point and resume their seats at pleasure, may b
purchzssd AZ the Company's Once. No. IS Jefsrs0n
street, doors EAST Of the Commercial Hotel Memphis
iune35-ly WN NORM. Agent.
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Bank Of Tennessee and FrsO Balk Bouds-A

NeAN rum lu6 lako J0murQuef.
Upon reading the card OF Col. johnson,
President of the Bank Of Tennssses. bublisbed
IN the UaiO1 and -7nericaa Of Yesterday, can
not permit It to go before the public without
replying to ZONE Of the statements made in
reverence 10 myself. Col. johnson is mistaken
m satlng that deposited myself the bonds be-
ionging 70 the free banks Ia the tin boxes as
mentioned. DO not know who did IL. When
went into once, the bonds were IN the vault
OF the Bank, and bad been placed there, sup
posed, by the Former COMPTROLLER for safe
keeping. The Legislature beng In session, an
act was passed requiring them to be turned
over to the Bank Of Tennessee, which was
zone. lhe bonds were IN box, or chest In
tne vault, rolled Up, ard in bOOk-eoFers, mark
ed In this condition I turned them over to
the Bank. No statement Of the bonds was
ever rendered ne from any one. Nearly all Of
the free banks now in existence had been
created, and had been doing business for some
length OF time some, perhaps, as long as three
or four years, before went into Office.
Some time Afterwards the Cashier OF the
Bang OF Tennessee suggested the idea cf hav-
Ing tin boxes made For each Of the Free Banks
thought it a good one, and they were made
accordingly. did not place, as before said,
the bonds in the boxes. l did not keep the
Keys Of the tin boxes. They were in the Gus
tojy of the officers Of the Bank AID were never
cN~ "a tIN DAM uaAtus ny term OL Oultt LldE 4
know OF. The keys were kept in drawer in
the Bank OF Tennessee, and l never took them
out Of the Bank at any time. They were in
possession Of the officers of the Bank all the
time, and they could have had access to these
boxes at any time. did not have such access,
except By their permission. When bonds were
deposited or withdrawn By those engaged in |
free banking, the keys were furnished by the !
officers OF the Bank, where they were kept, in !
order to do 80.
10 justice to Mr.. Spence, think it proper to /
state that no notes were ever issued to him or 4
to any one else engaged in banking, except /
cpon deposit Of bonds, OF return Of worn and |
circulation. In regard to the due /
bill, about which much has been said, taken BY /
Mr.. MOsby, who was a clerk in the Office, from
Mr. Spence, for S42 900, IN lieu Of circulation,
during my necessary absence to East Tennes
see, it was taken up by Mr.. Spence from me
very soon after it was given, by returning that l
amount Of bis circulation, which l burned.
have thought proper to make this state
nent IS matter Of justice to myself, without
intending to impute any thing wrong whatever
10 any one.
II would have been more agreeable TO me il 4
10 publication had been made upon this subject l
until The Legislative Committee now in session |
had completed their investigation.
JAMES G. LUTTRELL.
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ELDERLY BLAcKsSAKE.

ELDERLT BLAcKsSAKE.-Govsrnor Black
snake, an ancient Indian Of one hundred and
sixteen winters, lives about six miles from
Randolph, Gait. county. He was Indian scout
during the Revolution, and wears a silver
medal given to him by Washington. The old
" brave" is very feeble and nearly blind and
bed ridden. II is stated that be once bore dis
patches from the Reservation, where be now
resides, to this city, distance Of sixty-nine
miles, going and returning in one day.-Bgf-
falo -adpertiscr
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rTORTI AND EAST.

NORTH a ID EAST.
At Cscag9, connecting win Michigan Central Cars,
leaving the sane depot for Detroit Niagara Pals
Rochester Albany, New Tork Boston, snd tl Eastsrn
and Atlantic Cities. Only tEo changes o. cars fron
Cairo 70 Hiasara and three from Cairo % Albany aai
four from Cairo % New T0rk Time from Cairo % New
YORK 49 hours. Connects az Sand0vaI with Ohio and
Mississippi Rallro1d from ST. Lsuis and Ylncennes a.
Pzna, With trains o. the Terra HaEte, Alton and ST.
Louis Raroad 70 Indisnapolis Louisville and Cincn-
Eatl Al necEtur, with main uns Bxpress fer Galena
snd Dunleith-the latter connecting with trains %
Springfield Naples Rock Issud gfon and Quincy
All trains from Cairo connect a. sanioval with the
Ohio aud Mississippi trains for St. LO1is End Ciuen-
natl.
ne Illinois CsntraI Railroad Company have added to
their Rolling Stock. twenty superb ststsroom sleeping
cars each of which VII egufortably berth nfty psEsen
gers.
Through Tickets,
Ether by Stss5odf vis ST. L0if snf fheaes By Rcil-
road o. 70 Cairo, and thence BY Reir0cf 70 an points
North,
good for Sns year, ami allowing holders 70 stop At any
point and resume their seats a. pleasure and all infor
nation repec Ing the route may Be procured applca
ton 81 the C0mpEnys O-e, IS Jefferson street doors
east Of the C0mmcrcial Hotel, Memphis.
WTLLIAN NORM. Agent,
For Illinois Central and Ohio and Mississippi Railroads.
En1 Railroad Lire of STEAMERS. msrl4-iy
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qrottss' .Gnal GarNs.
HILL
MLLLT aWEVyVEOV- h.

AT5sSFT AM KENNEDY, Jr.,
a ing MasI 4fEEW-Once over Gsyoso Dsnk Build
- 80 street, Memphis, Tenn. uiyi2-ly
rr-GT- ALEER-----------------W- l. E'coNEfco-
w .KR Il H'OoNNIcO, Lawyers, Memphis. Ten
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CHALYBRATK SPRINGS,
Near RnIiFar. Hardeman GnnnfF. Tam.

THE undersigned win reopen these osisbrstad
Il SPRINGS for the second season, MONDAY,
the 10Th Of Nay, having plsced the BuudiuEs and
Grounds In dns condition any watering Place 10
the Southwest. The Grounds have been extended and
5eaGtacd with evsrEree1 shrubbsry the forest cleared
sRd gradsd The rooms painted and furnished with
cotton mattresses tue Bail Room decorated snd put in
dne colditoa ths three Ten Pin Alleys and swings have
been pat In seed order.
The waters (there being I've SprnEs-l consist Of
ChslyoeEte Sulphur and Free Stone and dow in aoun-
danes. suc.eut for GOO persons day and the cura-
tive properties Of the waters al Who adctef
with pr0psey, Dyspepsia. hunning Sores and for the
Diseases % Femsles. are established and GUARANTEED.
The Dunlap springs sre accessible BY the Mississippi
Central and Tennessee I2airoad being situated only
niles BolivEr 20 from Grard Junction and 20 from
Memphis bY ra Backs running In nectio1 with
the frnm Bolivar, being osy i've hours from
Memphis 70 the Springs. The Traveller ls Euaran ted
against Gxorbltant charges the fare being so fm
the railroad dsp0 20 the springs and 25 cents for bag
gage and servants
There Is also me running stream and eEceIlent Ssh
Erouuls, With carriage road 70 the creek. only
quarter q nile from the Springs, and Ebundaucs Of
Wiid tu-ksJs, ducks and squirrels.
Prof Hsssing with hts fne Brass and String Bsnd
eEsged the sud viii snlfveH The guests IN the
day win Bass muslc and az night with String music.
:. @. EADELMAE,
an1i-dawfm Prouris1or.
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Summer 8strfats.
LAFAYETTE Springs.

THIS Watering Place ls Of the most beaufif1I
sites for Watering Pace IN the South. ne fEciif
trF for access 20 ire place. sood any 10 beng
situated half way between Oxford and Poutotoc dis
tance Of i3 miles from either places there beng daily
line Of Stages from Oxford - Aberdeen ne pacs hay
ING changed hands The PropretOr feels cUnnent that 10
able fully give general satisfacton be has reru
atea his charges 70 coport with the hardness
the times. The buildings large ard cemnodlous,
suited 70 the eonvcnsnoe Of all VINO may fsal cspos
Ion 70 give them patronage.
rri1-1
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niSSOluti0n.
.TIESt Received,

R. ". Hil:
suear-Fsir, Prime and Choice;
eugar-Crushcd and Powdered;
Holassef-Barrels and halves;
Golden Syrup, Rio Co8se;
Roe HerTings; Nackerel In bbls. and kits
Tobaaco and Cigar star Candies;
Extra St. Louis Flours
Bacon Hams. sides and ShOslcers;
Al Of which win Be sod At the lowest cash prices.
mo. G. FLOURNOY,
susosssOr % Floarnoy, Cooper and Lsak.,
Spss-H lse Nam stFsst.
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REVIVAL OF THE SHOE BUsISEss.-Ihe
Lynn (Mass.) Bay State says: 'SsWe have the
pleasure to announce the thorough and, we
trust, the permanent revival Of the shoe busi-
ness Of Lynn The increase Of business IN this
important branch Of our industry has been
greater since the reaction took place than the
most sanguine anticipated. AL hands are en-
ployed at nearly the o,d prices of labor, and on
certain styles sufficient number Of workmeh
cannot be obtsined.o
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THFOO0RECC CoVT


q TIOkkEf II Law, Memphis Tenn. onoo on
u Main street IN GreenlEE's BsndiaF DctEoen Union
81
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LANES M0nRE.

A TT0REET AT Law Memphis, Tenn. Rsiersnoes
81 Messrs- ward 4 Zones, Philips & White, Lamb,
Young Co MoClanzhan, Trousdalo Din, Milton q
Putnam Mnes Oven. Esq., Z n. Avery, ESQ, Memphis
oHoe, ap stairs the corner Of Main and Madison
streets Iexi o0cr 70 the Gayoso Savings Institution.
nrfT-tfT
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Transportation.
Great Daily Southern Route.

'lll7 - @ RQ
U1HROUGH from Viczsburg, Mississippi. % New Or
u leans Louisians, IN fourteen hours and half by
way o. the Southern ard the New Or ans jackson and
Great northern Raiiroad- The cheapest and most
pedltious route from vicksbuTg % New Orleans.
Hereafter TIE passenger train viii leave FicksburE
daily At IS P. living % Jaekso1 and connectins
with from NeE Orleans Canton SIS p.
aI a1i arriving Brsndsn At 6-f5, "a connecting
with the daily line OF staEes for MOnfEumery, Ala
Leaving Brandon 81 Z 30 A. n, arriving 81 jackson
and oonBsctng with the train from Csntsn for New Or
leans az $50 NJ and reaching Vcksburg AZ n O'Clock
A. N.
Orleans viii leave VickEburg daily Sundays excepted AZ
O'Clock A. ~ arriving Jackson and connecting with
the train from CaRt1n for New Orleans at $50 ~.
Leaving Jackson ard connecting with tie Train from
New Orleans Canton SIS n, arriving 90
vicksouig t9:s5 p. n. c. WILLIAMS,
araf-tF General suuerfufrnaanf
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Cheaper than EUes.!
Gents Furnishing Goods

which were purchased at ssPAnle' "Prioss1 for
CASH. and vii be sold At eoresBoadinsy low rates.
We saicit an exsninat8n Of cur stock. No trouble
to sh0w G0Dds,' and every articls sell gasrantisd
wHnH
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What smile5 and welcomes wsuld give
Some friends 70 see each day live
And yet what trea sures would pay

II some would alwsys stay away
An elephant once nearly killed an Irishman
for an Insult offered to his trunk The act
was rash in the extreme, but it was iDpossi-
ble," said the Hbernisb; " to resist a nose you
couldn't pull with both hands"
Let every young person bear in mind that the
government Of the passion is, Of all things, the
most conducive Of happiness and prosperity.
Rene mber that fools only allow their passions
to rule-sutfer much rather than fight.
When Frederick the Great wrote bis letter
to the Senate, 50 have just l0st great battle,
ani it was entirely my own fault,o Goldsmith
upon this remarked " THIS confession dis
played more greatness than all bis victories"
At an invitation party, a gentleman passed
branch OF thyme to young lady, his sweet
heart, in presence Of her mother and all the
guests, which she refused, and said:
Il is not time want, but opportunity"
" Madsme,'' said old Roger to his boarding.
house keeper, " in primitive countries beef Is
often legal tender but, madame" said be
smphatieally, thrustins bis fork into the steak,
" all the law in ChTistendom couldn't make
this beef tendeT.o
don't say, Mr.. Judge, that the defendant
was drunk no, not by any means. But this
will say, when last seed him be was washing
his face 10 a mud-puddle, and drying it on
this, in course can't say. The Court thought
be wouldn't. The consequence was, the - de-
fendant" went up for sixty days.
Everybody likes polite children. Worthy
persons will pay attention to such, speak well
Of their good manners, and entertain high
opinion OF their parents. Children, make a
note of this Yes, and it would be as well If
not few parents would take a note Of II like
wise. It couldn't do them bit Of harm.
Fireside education is longest remembered.
JoNAH's Boors.-The Charleston -fdverfisfr
SAYS that a whale Of the humpbacked species
was driven ashore at Nahant, few days ago.
and upon being cut open pair Of boots, mark
ed " J. . in good state of preservation, were
found in his entTails. Il is supposed that the
boots, as they were marked J., belonged to
Jonah
Coon HUMoR-GOOd bumor is bright color
in the web of life, but self-denial only can
make it a fast color. A person who is
the slave Of selfishness has 50 many wants OF
bis own 10 be supplied, 50 many interests OF
bis own to support and defend, that be has no
leisure TO study the wants and interests OF
others. It is impossible that be should be
happy himself, or make others around him so.
Dobbs says that be always esteemed sleigh
rides-because Of the delightful privileges
which the common law allows the driver--suen
as tucking in the furs around the dear erea-
lures on you left,D OF keeping the chill winds
away from pair Of light blue eyes, by bury
ing your face every now and then within the
pink silk enclosures of bewitching little bon
net. What an epicure!
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Nj. Spence also left On deposit IN the Bank 80
collateral sec1rity which be received from
The Comptroller, ,....-...-..
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Asvs wish 70 encS7raga and pztroni1e Southern lite
nature and enterprise we VIII publish on moderate terms
ddofrtteeifs Of oar Universities Colleges and Sho-ls
N the south, tasefuy illustrated neatly printed
ne coored psper attached 20 each Of the Nag
esne Those wishing their Advertisements 70 appear IN
he nuaber win please forward their favors wibou
further deav. uy22-dtWaw
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Paid by the Bank OF Tennessee IN his notes
and bonds surrendered BY the Comptroller,
December 3oth, ,OOo
February md ds.....,.... 10000
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l wish now to call attention to the great TO-
Justice done me BY the publication Of Col.
JOhnson's card. The above is my July state
ment. Col. johnson asks The editor of the
UHtoE to publish a statement prepared by
James Morton, which statement is as follows /:
STATEMENT SENT THE COMAIrTE, AcCoRDIEs TO
THE JULY REPORT or HIR. sPEHcE, MADE ON OATH.
Bonds cn oeposlt. SIS soo .
Additional deposit, 81 900 %
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