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YOLLINrINE,s DIGEST.

VOLLINTINE'S DIGEST.
MEMPHIS, February 25, 1853
II. VOLLISrrNE We have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions Of the Supreme Tennessee delivered suisse
quent period which Mr. Meig Digest closes, with much
interest The work exhibits accuracy research and Gbyths
printing and binding we'll eNecute and II must prove vau-
able addition library OF every lawyer We trust you
your Effort the profession and the
public Respectfully,
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARCTHERS,
HENRY d SMALL, Judge Of the Common Law
WM. T. BROWN, and Chancery Court Of Mem
G. P. FOUTE, phis.
r. G. PAYNE, B. T. MCKIERNAN
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of the Grim Court Of
Ed. N. YERGER, memphis.
SA8lL W. AYRES, JOHN +. SALE,
J. B. LAMB, Attorney General
I. 8. AYRES.
NASHVILLE, March 4, 1853
H. VoLLrvTvE Esq.:We have examined your Digest the
Decisions Supreme Court Of Tennessee, reported since the
publication OF Megs Digest which includes OF
cur Reuos The points decided clearly stated and ars
t6ed 10 say that characterized By ACCURACY aii-
" and great industry It will he Of much value Bench
trust that you will receive the patronage Of the
profession to which you are justly entitled.
NELL 5. BROWN HENRY N r. EOGd,
r. W. MACGAYOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON,
W. T. COOPER, THOS. WASHINGTON,
HERMAN COX, A. G. MERRITT,
MANSON n BRIEN, SR-, S. YENABLE,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN II. EWING,
G.. NJ. FOGG, JNO. REID,
JNO A. McCAMPBELL, VIM K TURNER,
FRANCIS B. FOGG, Judge Of the Circuit and
ABRAM L. DEMOSS. Criminal Court.
The above mentioned Digest be Lad al the following Book
NessTs. Lamb, Young < Co.. Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr.. c. H. Brown, Jackson, Tennessee.
Messrs. John York & Co., Nashville Tennessee.
Mr. J. A. Bayl, Knoxville Tennessee.
may4-d6Lwd H. VOLLINTINE.
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zz~ Bank of West Tennessee, Mt
SsEk-zSS MEMPHIS.-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed the Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville wdw
~ selling OF! on! Of!--The
ESssS remainder Of the stock Of RICH PARIS BoSNETs
AND MILLINERY GooDs at the New York Emporium, will be sold
within this month great sacrifice, without regardtO
any other consideration. Exchange money taken at so cents
the dollar. June l2-d&W
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The Great English Remedys~--sIR JAMES
CLARKE's CELEBRATED EEMALEB fzzERS, Prepared
from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, n D., Ply sican
Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine unfaing in the cure Of All thos
rarul and dangerous TO which the female consultation is
gect Itoderates all excess and all distractions, and
a speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies.
il especially suited It will short time, bring the monthly
period with regularity.
Each bottle price one dollar Government stamp Of
Great Britain, to prevent cOuntsrfsts.
CAUTION.
These Ps should 6sGkeH By females during The fLRS7
THREE 1f0NZS Of Pregnancy as they are sure to bring on
Miscarriage, Bat at any other time they are sqfe
Insl cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in the back
and limbs, fatigue slight exerton, Paptation Of the r ys
cries. and Whites, these pills will effect when all other
means have failed and although powerful remedy do
contain roa ealOme antm0ny, anything hurtfutO the
stitutiOn.
Full directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Qate I. C. Baldwin & Col
Rochester, NY.
NB-sl co. and postage stamps enclosed any authorized
Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail.
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry DemOv C. ". Hen
dershott, Agents for Nashyille. ldeod&Wly
No Family can afford to be without Mustang Liniment in
heir house. The many accidents liable to- may render
necessary any Moment and nothing capable OF performing such
certain (Estr1et) In lifting the kettle from the hr
caught and sded my hands and person very severeyone
hand almost crisp The torture unbearabe twas an
awful sight. The Mustang Liniment appeared
the pain almost Immediately It healed rapidly left
of CHAs. FOsTER 40 Broad Street, Philadelphia
1t truly wonderful article It will any Swelling,
Burns, Stiff Joints, Erupons rheumatism. For Horses
should be dispensed with. One Dollars worth Of Mustang
has frequently valuable horse It Gsds, sprans
ngbone, SPAWN and Founders Beware Of limitations. sed
in all parts Of the habitable Globe.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors, NY
For sale by Rains & Brown Nashville. [je3O-d&wlm
Physicians Satisfied.--NO medicine that has ever
appeared in the United States has proved itself ecacous
the of worms, the Yermue prepared by B. A. Fahne
stock Many persons after resOrng in to other remedies
have used with the most gratifying results. 1t fail
eel all from the SYSTEM yet gentle in its operation
can administration youngest
and most tender babe If you want safe and valuable medicine
always keep it in your family. A friend writes;
SHREVEPORT, La, March 18th, 1854.
have sold B. A. FahnestOcks Yermifuge number Of
years. such the satisfaction universally Afforded
physicians planters and other citizens that
it my friends in all where medicine Of the kind is
needed WIN. B. MILLER, Druggist.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States.
julyl d&wlm.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

FENE Partnership heretofore existing between B. R. JOHNSON
and RICHARD OWEN, is this day dissolved by mutual
to the firm will be collected BY B. r.
Johnson other Indebtedness Of the be
paid by him. B. R. JOHNSON,
Nashville Tenn, % July, Is5s.
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MEMPHIS, Tuesday, July 20.
The undersigned selected by Capt. Turner s. P
Walker mot seEconstute ailege) confer with
and advise them what proper regard to the
affairs Of the Citizens Bank. We did feel ourselves r.
t under all the circumstances surrounding this case decline
the request.
We advised those gentlemen proceed the
true condition Of the Banks liabilities and soon
ascsned the result should be given the country
then be placed in the hands Of competent person. under
bond and security for its faithful application the liquidation
Of the liabilities Of the Bank These gentlemen readily acceed
70 this suggestion and accordingly, yesterday morning. Mr. Jack
tproceeied TO discharge this duty.
As this could have been DONE the condition Of the
Bank known, if deficit should still exist par.
ties would have been to pledge their private property or the pay
ment OF such deficit.
Our OBJECT in this affair has been all good pow
e for the sufferers Of the Bank The public portion Of
think they could this better could We
gladly defer to this opinion and with this expose of entire
connection with the affair." rehquish far agency in the
matter. y. MCDAyITT,
JAMES c. JONES'
r. c. BRuNKLEY
This is said to be the result Of the hank meeting in Mem
phis the 18th.
The Memphis B0H has the slightest idea that
the Circumstances the gentlemen appointed by meeting
the 10Th, to investigate the affairs Of the Citizens will
and the consequence will be- unless the first
be induced their charge Of it, that the whole
be len r issue Of judicial investigation, and the noehoders
thus lose everything without the poor satisfaction Of knowing
why We this will permitted to die out in
this way.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-24

COOP SUBURBAN RESIDENCE SMALL FANELTThe House
and Lot in Edgefed lately occupied John Barry deceased is
for sale. Said residence is located the Gallatn turnpike
within minutes walk Of the Public Square, is we'll mprOv
ell, situated good neighb0hood Any desiring to
purchase learn the and inspect the premises appl
cation Fall & Cunningham No. a, Public Square.
They have also for sale negro girls extra likely who will
be sold gain purchaser who will not remove them out
Of the county. june 2T-lm.
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MEMPHIS, Tuesday, July 20 .

The CITIZENS BANkThs Memphis papers Of the 21st contain
the following card:
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AZ Ane 1eAiinnFle 0e Era announces the DEATH The
l9h inst, Of Major BcARB McGEEeoR, in sixty first year
OF his age Major McGRLsoR Of the Oldest and most
esteemed citizens Of Warren county and has served his county
the capacity Of County Court Clerk the last seventeen years
1--we regret to learn from the Chattanooga Adrs1iser that
Col HENRY H. STEPHENS died at his residence Monroe county,
On he IS INST Col sTErHENs we'll known
lawyer Of marked ability and ranked among the first In
the legal profession for great and efficiency when
jury lie was known the State large political speaker
Of great force and power, and the Democratic party which he
was attached has lost efficient manager and worker,
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We reprint the report Of the City Attorney relation the de
pot grounds for the Tennessee Alabama Railroad submitted tc
the City Council at he meeting Thursday,
several typographical errors which maed the sense Of the docu
The City Attorney to whom was referred tberoutioD relating
to the depot grounds for the Tennessee Alabama Railroad
reports the Oar that August 1853 an Agreement
was entered into between said Railroad COMPANY and he then
Corporation Of Nashville, by which il appears that said
Railroad Company agreed locate their depot
Gordon Tract agreed pay thousand dollars therefor
upon acres could be procured aud that
South Nashville should pay all the balance Of purchase money,
and exHguh the title Of all other persons the same. The
said Railroad Company also agreed themselves to run
their road to the river provided said South Nashville should pro-
the river.
appears the Railroad Company did pay the sum Of
ten thousand dollars their part Of the purchase money, and did
establish their depot said grounds, but have attempted
70 construct the road TO the river The said Railroad Company
quit some houses and used them Tor two or three
years depot but within the last
tabshed their main depot Broad street. only
er depot as place 70 Store Their engines and as shops to repair
appears South Nashville did procure and extnguish
e ute 70 twenty Two acres Of ground and that they paid for The
surplus and above the dollars received
asceane hut supposed to be at least $4,000 portion Of which
has been paid since the two corporations united said
Baker W D. Doris Henry Alley and John Corbitt several lots
and procured titles TO them to make titles, order
two to three thousand dollars, though the conyeyan to
them have been made.
Its dicut to estimate the value Of the property 50 conveyed
e the Railroad Company, but must be worth at least sOO at
the present time.
opinion that so far as the lots are concerned that were
purchased for the right OF the RIVER that the Railroad
Company have forfeited their Eht them, they have
tempted to construct the road TO the river and shown intention
Of doing although the President Of the called
upon and requested to carry out the agreement.
1t is difficult decide whether the Railroad Com
have forfeited their right the depot grounds they paid
part OF the purchase money and kept their locomotives machinery
and machine shops those grounds At the they
not carrying out in full their agreement with South Nashville
ant perhaps they might be considered tenants
he city Of Nashville who is Of course
surogaed all the rights Of the former corporation Of Sou
Nashville.
There no clause in the agreement respecting depot grounds
that the property should any party Of the
abandonment Of the depot by The Railroad.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
G. NJ. FOsG, City Attorney.
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COTOOSA SPRINGS,
COtOOsa County, Georgia.
FVVIE hot weather and dust Of the city re- a SNCO
mind Us that the season when we have been -
accustomed welcome friends and patrons ITs5
70 our delightful Watering Place, Is hand
Daily applications for Rooms, this season, and the thousands
annually tOnge COTOOSA, assure US that H ony ne
cezay inform friends and the public that COTOOSA viii
be opened The FIRST Of Suly.
Our old German Band will he present 20 give them the usua
welcome jy3-2ml BATTEY, HICKMAN & MCDONALD
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TrunIks and Ronnet Boxes.

Nd ECEIVED additional supplies OF Trunks for Gentlemen
= and Ladies. Also, fine assortment of Bonnet Boxes,
single and double top, very cheap, A College
jyl9 JOHN RAMAGE.
7NTOTECE.-This is notify indebted to me, either by
note otherwise not pay any money due my house to
Mr.. J. c. Wallace. jyl6-lw NJ. SULZBACHER, Agent.
ID EWOVAL.-The subscriber has removed from Il Public
Square No. College street. lately occupied by D. D..
Dckey, ESQ. iyl6-dlw A. DELISSER.
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Fonr HOFse Nm Cnnch.

yWVE only In Lincoln county, running regularly tzee tines
week and back, rom Fays0ViIls TuIlahoma; hesvin<
TuahoaY Monday, hsnesaY and Friday; return leave T
ettsvs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 10 connect ne mail
Fayetteville and he cars at Tush0ma and accomudl-
Of passengers. J. B smith, agent TuIlshona daoi
teams and careful drivers. ghs Are hrolgh only dollars
Hl-Wa JOIN e. EAKLQAe
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Tux Rust ATTACKING CoRS-Dr. WIN. RODGERS left at
Office yesterday stalk taken from field his near
Lavergne, which badly injured by the Dr. RODGERS
informs that the has seriously damaged his CROP partcu
larry that which planted late This is the first instance in
which have heard Of corn being attacked by the
Dr. RODGERS informs that he appearances several
fields between Layergne and this city. If should attack
crop pretty generally, the damage will very
We from intelligent farmer Of Maury county, that the
rustha appeared the that county, has
mense damage to the crop.
will feel greatly obliged to farmers different
w where the rust have appeared for any information
IN regard and the damage it may have done
Many planters South Carolina Georgia Alabama report
good deal damage their crops by the rust
gentleman writes to the Augusta CgHst0Ra from Edge6eId
S. c., follows:
The rust or blight commenced in several spots my best cot
in June The plants dropped their leaves
f0urth Of them died 70 the These plague spots have
tuued 70 enlarge until many con-
Unue entire crop will be aV-
earances cotton field Baruwe have heard several
persons complaining Edgefed. thought
species Of blight which proved disastrous the crop. It's
said to be upon the grass, In the pastures, supposed
the cause Of the pesteuce among cattle.
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EVANS a. CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DFy-GOOdS,
READY1LADE CLOTHING, BOOZS SHOAS HALS,
VARIETIES, &Css
], NASHVILLE BL0cEs NAsHtl-L-5 IEas-aa-Es
~ SPRIyi5 STOCK OF GOODS,
- Termination IN which W0udc call the attention Of ur
In1e g = Be offered Ca nd Promp time buyers
sb2O-dGrwfy FsANA a 90
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NEW ORLEANS, July 22.-Cotton. sales /, 600
bales. Molasses, prime Doc; Flour, closed with an
advancing tendency, advanced 1919 on superfne.
Minute guns we're fred from sunrise to sundoWu
in honor of Gen. Quitman.
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VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
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LIE Of Aaron Burr, BY Parton.
Life Of Aaroa Burr BY Davis
Life Of Stephenson, Author Of Railway
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Clubbing.

We will send our Weekly Paper Clubs at the following rates
Five copies one year. subscribers, SIl.OO
Ten
The cash must accompany all Club subscriptions or the paper
will not be sent.
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SuspendeTs 70 wear WITHOUT Fesl5i
White Stone and Cameo Vest Buttons
COlored Stone and Pearl Vest Buttons;
ColOrei Stone and agate Vest Buttons;
New style Feather Fans;
White and cOlored Ivory Fans;
Fancy and black Spanish Fans
Just received to-day at J. II. MCGILL'S
Ladies' and Geulemens Furnishing and Fancy Store,
jy6 Cor. College street and Public Square.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-04-28

INoR nsu iof The years 1889 and 1857 No.
IL tics " hereby given that IN nauuance of an
act of Assembly, passed the 18th day VI june.
D., 1913, entlued "An act 10 amend an act difee.
ting the mode " selling unseated lands or tar.
G,' Ac4 the Following tracts NJ uuscated lauds In
Clesrhed county will be exposed 10 public sale
or out-cry, Tor The taxes unpaid aud due thereon,
st tho Court House In the borough of ClsarGeld
On the second Monday ofJune nokti
Ncccaria Township.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-04-28

lCENsE NOTICE.--The following per-
- sons have filed in the Office of the Clerk OF
the Court Quarter Sessions of Clearheld county,
their respective Petitions for License Of NAY
Session next ngreeaby to act Of Ass mbly Of
Mareh 2S, 1896, entitled "An Act to regulate the
sale Of intoxicating liquors." &c.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04

yel Qua SCHOOL Boy.--The shot OF ON School
Boy took effect on the Statesmas, 1t seems.-
His selection Of game was not BY our procur,-
ment or sdvice. five had been consulted we
should have reminded .young onen that to
learn to shoot well, be ought to commence on
ahigher mark he chose 10 commence on this
small game, and it must b. confessed that he
sse4sitted hiAsseif very well. Whether Boy
will think the game win pay the expenses of
|. aHoiher shot, we really sanos say. gas
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04

River ImprOvelments Meeling.
At a public meeting Of ahe Citizens of OF.
tunwa, held al the CoursIIoaae, on, Wednesi:
day evening, March Sd, fs5S, James Hawlsy
was elected Chairman, and G. D. r. Boyd
Sec'y. Judge hendershott was called upon
to state the object Of the meeting which was
10 get an expression Of the citizens of this
|plaee inregafd tS tue conditions Of, Ole pro-
posed agreement 6ween the State and the
River Co. Judge H. read letter from Mr..
Belknap, Chairman Of the Com. appointed by
'thesL Legislature to compFomise With lhes River
CO., which Substantially stated that Ahe Con-
ditions of the proposed agreement were, that
the Company should receive 81 900 acres more
Of land, pay $40 900 State debtedness, md re-
linquish alt Interest in the, Tmprovement. and
that the balance Of the appropriation be diver
ted to the grading Of railroad mp the De.
moins Valley. ~ ,xoaeu rl5 ssuoH si} ri
"A a Committee of three were appointed to
draft resolutions expressive Of the SENSE Of
the community upon this subject, and were in-
stru sted 10 report at an adjourned meeting to
be held on next Saturday evening, the 9Th inst.
s The COMMITTEES consisted OF Judge Hender-
shott James d. Devin and Mr.. Hamilton. 0al
. Adjourned to meek again ON Saturday sven-
ing 9th inst. .F.sM bra
r,..5.s.. G. d. r. BOYD, Sec'y.
JAMES HAWLEY, Chairman.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04

| Gen. CommonIort arrived il Baltimore to-
day A number OF leading Mexicanss who
have hssn here Tor some days, left thisfyen'
ing forthe purpose of joining him in Nat city.
There are some mysterious movements in cor
meet ton with Mexican affairs.
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Estray Notice.

VuNAkEN up by y. D. Phelps, living in COMPETING
y Township, Wapclo county, Iowa, on the 4oih day
Of November: 1857 two lieifers, Que. year old last
spring. brnale with white spots white star In fore-
head, some white the bely legs aud tail And the
other years old last spring, fall, brindle with
white spots white star Ia the forehead white on
the beliey and vail smooth crop of each ear right
horn broke down when taken up, has since come on
Posted before Wilson Sylvester Esq, and appraissd
by WIN. J. Williams and John Phelps At 1890
ni6-3m s3t@ DAVID CAMPBELL Deputy n
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Estray Nolice.

sUNAkEN up by Mahion White, living in gompctine
y Township, Wapello county, Iowa, oh the vi dry
OF November 1851 steer five year. old last spring
red sides, line back, wtc face. whit. belly and legs
part nfthe tail wite. allow fork in threfs ear
crop In the right, rather stag horns Posted before
Wilson Syl ester ESQ.,, and appraised by T. Havy aud
j. Parnell at tl6,j9. DAVID CAMPBELL
nI6S,ul D.nutx