Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-25
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IMPORTANT EmfOFEnaffOF1
this Of the year, no ism ought to 60 rest with
outlaging in the house prompt efficient remedy for
cholera morbus darha disorders that apt to attack al
ages which result in fa'a consequences before pys
! clan can be procured.
Tie 5ssfa5g yups only 50 cents per bote has
how violent than al other remedies and preserpo
Dr. i5il chairman Of the Board Of e8h of New York in
The worst ehora season, crdes thatfrom the time this medicine
the Quarantine ground there another fatal
Dr. De Forrest Commissioner Of Croton Water Works erfses
that cures az cases e produced BY eating too
mach Fruit on or causes not rom an immediate stoppage
Of the discharges but from chemical change produced b
the contents o. toses and s produces affections Of
Throughout Tennessee and Alabama always been found
and OF the subscriber Patterson & Frenans furniture store
jels-tf ALEX. MACKENZIE.
SICK BABIES WANTED!
nNEFOURFH Of al the babies born in the United states
them powerful medicines have TIE eesrious
feet. The only remedy for the diseases Of the SUMNER
tseng measles, eho deganged bowels depressing feysrs,
EsPRfenBerg ChiIdren's Pamacea.
This always cures when all other remedies fail
swilI milk this was found 70 be the only remedy.
Where SICK babe the house this medicine is worth
rs weight in gold even the prescriptions Of physicians and
II ne certificates Of physicians who have are wanting
can furnh Of them Having had twelve years experience
el is ya in own family and throughout the sta have
@ 9 Offering to refund the oostof the DysenteTy syrup
and GIeAs Panacea should they fail e DO exactly what
jeIs-B College : srsst, tSss,'sI1 Sas61ine.
GkEFFENBEHRG MEDICINES
An nov eey9s % esh supply Of the above popular meii'
ene, ana W. Iuri them wholesale and retail at the Fur
nlre store OF Messr Patbrson Freman College street,
where am for the present located.
have on hand the GEaaelrg Manual Of Health, the
junea ALEX. MACKENZIE
TAX SALES--COFFEI7 COUNTY.
SSTATE Of Tennessee Coffee County Nav ern 1853 Of ts
Circuit Court Whereas John CHARLES Tax Collector Of the
Public Taxes for the county Of Coe rePor to court the follow
turned to court for the taxes due thereon, for the 7 which
l. John Charles Collector Of the Public Taxes for the countycI
Codee, do hereby report court the following tracts Of Ian,
for the year 1857 that the taxes thereon remain due and IN
paid, and that the respective claimants thereof have
said taxes, to-git
Butler tract Of land, 50 acres lying CyLl Dirie
ers fee 81 Collectors lee 81 co. Bounded On heeastby
David Buteron the north by james 81 Stephens, the BY sail
heirs, and on the south by J. s. Webster.
sally Cunningham, tract Of land 135 acres lying in Civil
District No B. valued at s500. Taxes IS cents. Clerks fee 81
Printers fee 81 50. Collectors 81 Bounded west by
Jacobs and Woods the north and east by j. r. Woods aud on
the south by VIM Keee and N. N. Cass.
l. H Carney, tract Of land no acres lying IN Civil Dis
rct No 2 valued at S20. Taxes IS co. Clerks fee 81 so.
Printers fee 81 So Collectors fee 81 %. Bound the east
BY Thomas Kendall, the by Mans
dali, on the Westy Smith Carney the north by Robert Ray
jacobs, agent for A. L. J. Wormac ore lot in Beech Grove
in Civil District No 3 valued at S6O0. Taxes 81 so Clerks
fee 81 50. Printers fee 81 so Ooeotors 81 Bound
the north by r. A. Bayburu by Winse on
the south by James A. Bn, and on the east by wilkins Blan
J. E. sphens tract OF land 35 acres lying in Civil Dis
Printers 81 so. Coctor e 81 co. BOUNDED on he west
BY Robert Wilson, the south James Jae the BY
l. T. Fsds one tract Of land 5 acres lying in Civil District
trs fee 81 80. Collectors 81 OO Bounded on the vest by
A. r. Campbell, on the south by B. Keeling, the by s
phen Gallagy.
R. Singleton, tract OF land, $50 acres lying in Civil Dis
tEiet No 4 valued at $500 Taxes 50 j Clerks fee 81 So.
Printers fee 81 80. Collectors 90. Bounded
@ Burre on the west By seo on the north by G. Os5OTnef
on the east BY j. g. Walkers heirs.
rict No6 valued at $3.50. Taxes 3g1l clerks fee 81 So
r ie q ~ CollecoE @ - " bounded on Inc east
By John suon the south by Samuel Morrow, the By
F. n, Boyd, on the north by Sharp.
Thomas B. Coleman, tc Of land 60 acres lying in Civil
DTet No O. valued at 500 Ies - A. for lSl6, and l57
Clerks fee 81 So Printers fee 81 So Collectors fee 81 co.
Call, deceased, by lands Of Thomas Powers and
Allen Brown the north and b the lands Of Henry Alley
Civil District No 10 valued s2O9O Taxes s. so double
taxi Cierksiee 81 So Printers fee 81 So solicitors fee
81 UO Bounded the east BY james Darne, the north BY
M samuel b. Belto6 a5d james DarreIl " ' ''u'N
Nathan Earls, tract Of land l66 acres lying in Civil Dis
Printers fee 81 So Collectors fee 81 O0 Boun on the north
by A. P Mcfarland the east, south and By Tomas
District, No 5, valued az s7,50o Tax s1s % Clerks fees
west BY samuel BRANDON on Tie south BY james furyear, and east
by Halburt Suggs, on the north by James Riggin.
$1,000 lying in Civil District No. s. TaE sa 5o CerF ts
81 So Printers fee 81 So Collectors fee 81 90. by
John R. Butler one tract land 235 acres lying in Civil Dis
c No 8, valued at 81 500. Taxes S4 s. Clerks fee 81 50.
the by the lands Of Mary Hathcoc by H. D.
Duncan on the west BY Hamilton Duncan, the north by John
c. SheTreu
e. H Foglemans heirs one tract Of land 200 acres lying in
Civil District Ne. 6, valued SiU0. Taxes 81 CO. Clerks fee
81 So Printers fee 81 50. Collectors 81 CO. Bounded by
the lands of Hoggat the nor and BY the lands Of h L. Dun
Ions, agent Tor Bette Ellen McGowau, one tract Of
land, l32 valued 200. Taxes 50 co. Cerks 81 so.
Printers fee 81 so Collectors fee 81 UO Lying in Civil Lis
trct II, east by E. Turner on the south by
B. j. Thompson the west by Jacob Baand, aud the north
by Z. Reynolds. ~ JOHN CHARLES,
Tax Collector for Cohee county.
Wheupon is considered the Court that Judgment and
is hereby entered against the aforesaid lands and
Of the OF Tennessee the each,
being the amount Of a1 and charges due veray thereon
for the le0fi and ordered by the court that said several
Of land and lots much thereof shall be suf
cent of each Of them satisfy the taxes and ch
ne1ed to them severaIy, be sold as the law directs
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COYFEE COUNTY.
I, C. Brewer, Clerk Circuit county,
certify that the foregoing true and perfect copy Of the record
approved ofe the being had at the May term Of the
Circuit Court for Coffee being complete copy Of John Charles
report, Revenue Collector year Given my
hand at olice, this 18th day Of May, l55S.
@. C. BREWER, Clerk.
NOTICEss-By virtue Of the foregoing order Of sale issued
from the Circuit Court Of COlee and the authority in
vested, will proceed to sell said several tracts Of land, and
and charges seveay thereon highest bidder for
cash, the Court House door the Manohester Mon
day the jth day Of July next. This 18th May, 1855
may95-wst Tax Collector forCodse county.
IN CFHANCEERK Ar GAINSLBOESO.
.s... JUNE RULES, 1858.
Samuel E How Linsey b. Griffith and OteOrginal Bill
motion and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk
and Master from the afdag 0fP Leslie, Companants
solicitor that the defendants sally NJ Yinzan Jonas c. Griffith
William H. Gains, and Polly Gains nonden Of the State
ceve weeks in the Union and american, newspaper pub
hshed in Nashe Tennessee quing defendants to appear