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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-19
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MATaHnu.IaL.
a WHOEVER 30 YEARS or ACE WISHES TO OPEN
n correspondence with some lady with view 70 mstr-
npy lie particular about money has fair share
himself Be only desires good disposition and oerable
pearAnce. Address w. y. Mibank Boston, Mass.
A GENTLEMAN PAST 20 YEARS OF AGE YOUNG
N looking Of agreeable address nnquescnahle character
dlspos business sons with adequate
"a wdowe desires 70 form the acquaintance n lady with
view ~ matrimony Of intelligence prep assessing
fined well calculated for fashionable society Address tor
interview for week, j. Monroe broadway Pos once,
New York
A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, POSSESSED or SMALL
~ fortune DESTROYS n making the acquaintance OF
usman about ~ years of age. with view W msirnony he
must have some and perspn without family OF
children preferred he he resilient OF the city, aud BE-
sincere rerLe Address Mrs Fanny Wilson Madison
square Post Office.
rs.TRrsoNTsL-N JESSE WILLIS WILL GIVE
Nl iatroducuons 70 ladies' and gentlemen with view %
aony office, rs West Forty third street from StDS
NJ nj Parties suited Reference required. Gentlemsn's
fee s Ladies free Letters from the country must ~ pos,
paid letter stamps y. BAH business con
bdenntA
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A T MRS. A. 7. JAMES,

% Division street.
ATMRs a. 7. JAMES
large and elegant assortment of dress APPS and
style.
A Gala ne shs2 eMFI ne CIV nT1aIpp oN SoArAsr
25 Bowery,
= $50 Grand street ....-,.,, asl Eighth avenue
" 'g ISpEs you AND n' % FANCY ruRs
tc IL Sape IS anas pesruss mas and cuffs al Ia est
styles not be surpassed as to beauty and price
robes pa lany iurs Of every eseroa well
worth Inspection ahs sGSs G'i5tsss
22s Bowery, $40 uran4 street. ~ Eighth avenue.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RICH PARIS MILLINERY
eS s Tie 'pR5ssssns ssssss street,
now 'ner' her h asa W slegip sSERy
comprising ladies' and misses bonncs coares wreshs,
sseSs saiSs
h wen 10 can at Madame La Y6ouks add canine her
AND al nans s
ing and stitching done by machine at low prices Garments
coass kinds at 81,
EURs--A FINE GOLD HUNTING LEVER WATCH
fun jewelled with heavy gold chain viii be given
a full sized sable cape. sddress X Y b. Herald Office
L,LowERsl FLowERs,i FOR THE HoLrDAYs-rHE
&C. DoRASs ss F 81, Of Phhs
lft You d. there VIII choice
varieties put in the artistic prices suit
the times.
E'aNCy HAIRPIss, coaBs AND CACHspEIaNss-
large comprising of styles
and from the lowest the highest priced
and for SALE reduced prices the trade HuGE
pLPuY 4 CkEHANGE, 81 Maiden lane, mp stlirs
LyI.1wER h FEATHERS -MAIsON CIvAFrE. LATE
of6I White removed sh2 Broadway,
teentb street, rich coifures ball and bridal trimmings
Nine MANNEvIl.E, $50 Broadway.
EgRs-GooD FUks
CHEAP.
FhEN. ELKINS
MINK al Broadway. pr floor, up sairs.
SETS sA SITS OF A LARGE CAPS,
BROOK FINE MUTF,
MINK AND CHOICE CUFFS
SETS sla OF FRENCH MINK,
FRENCH ONLY sn
SABLE FURS REPAIRED OR ALTERED 10
SETS sl2 PRESENT FASHIONS.
AT Broadway, Stair.
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Ianr ag csRp.n gA 4 seventy .s-,, R.v,m.,.
A GRAND MILITARY AID CIVIC RE UNION
WILL
ACADEMY or MUSIC,
Monday evening, January 81, 1859.
Dodw orths celebrated band II 100 engaged
Tickets ~ admitting gentleman and ladies' 10 be had at the
principal music stores and hotels also at the conpsnys
mory Lafayette Hall
4 DE GARMo BRoOKEs' ANNUAL GRAND con-
IL. pin entary ball viii take plsce NJ Br0okss Assembly
Rooms Bl Broome street. Monday evening Dec ~ 1854
Tickssn.
TIVE ELEVENTH. ANNUAL CANBarAN BALI WILL
take place at the Apollo Rooms ON "Wednesday evening,
Dec ~. VIM ". LLOYD President
THos. PRicE. Secretary.
TN y. MEAGHER CLUB
This body VIII celebrate Seventh Anniversary of the
bold and honorable escape from bondage o their distinguished
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGfIER.
GRAND BALI AND SUPPER,
10 Nv SIywN y
CITY ASSEMBLY, ROOMS,
ON MONDAY EVENING. December 20. 1858.
sheons celebrated colon band will be In attendance
that evening and nothing viii be let undone by the Committee
pleasing entertainments ~ the season.
Ticket, admitting gentleman and ladies' 81 may be oh.
tanned al The door on the evening Of The ball. or from The fol-
lowing
Mckse Burke, 55 Fast M At ". McO-an, 1s5 East 21i ST.
Pm Ford 4ls ST. 9Th 1eraucs NugeRt o. south
Edward Duffy s7 Monroe IT. kixnrd Hughes 30 Pearl
riorrnoe Donovan IL 2aou,hs. VIII I'm Burk, 81 81 av
Michael Eavararh. ~ Fast 4lg 81
JOHN DUFFY, President
PAIkIt FORD VICE Pres1e1t
wtcn,Et EsvassGH, Treasurer
EDwtsp DENY, Secretary.
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CoLEMAN's CALIFORNIA LINE,
"
SAN FRANCISCO.
Clipper of Saturday, Dec g.
The first class clipper ship
DERBY,
tSAMI- HurcHIssoN, Jr.,

tSAMI- HurcHIssoS, Jr.,
Commander.
Ia now rapidly loading at pier 10 last river
This elegant and su stantai ship i u small caey thor
oughly yecaed sas remarkably has al regui
hI ST class California clipper She IL ofcri
commended 10 shippers with Confidence nsnrng oNest
and always carrying and landing her cargo
she has large portion OF her cargo already board and viii
have prompt despst1h as above.
For balance OF freight apply ~
WM. T. CoLEM an a ~,
g. Wal street.. lontne building
N. B-No sal soda taken by ships u Ills line
Agents In san Francisco-Messrs William r. Coleman 4
Co.
Exchange San Francisco for sale IA sums suit
Liberal advances made shipments Of approved msrchan
dise.
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TINTED STATES MAIL. sTEAMsIIIP LINE FOR CALI
~ fornia via Panama Railroads.&c. steamship MOSES
lAYLOk A. u Gray, commander will sail MONDAY, Dec.
% 1855 al O'Clock r. NJ from pier foot of Warren
North river, connecting at Panama with the steam shio
GOLDEN GATE, A. L. hitting, commander. For passage
apply only 70 w. RAYMOND III West street. corner Of
Warren street.
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A T MRS. A. 7. JAMES,
n IS Bee caer street,
East OF Broadway,
and elegant OF dress iress
conres feathers ornaments &c expressly for the holt
days. illusion capes, berhas 4c, for variety and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-19

INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
In order prepared take the fullest advantage
new contract Mr. Goodyear have doubled
manufacturing facilities, now nearly compee and ready
10 % style
srpon az rubber goods embracing All BRAIDED woven or
enied fabrics cloths cuthnz and sheets ~ rubber with
br0Is cloth hose and article line of
business. On favorable terms, Al wholesale.
licenses oudvsar patent granted for many articles
"" HORACE VI DAY
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INDIA RUBBER GLOVES ANp MfrTESs.-GETAT IN.
have been msfe In the manufacture Of these
goods late, and recommend them for
use The heavy gloves and mitiens unvaled pro.
All Of scid Of the
pho,agraphi manufacturing and handling ~ pOt.hes and
ether strong axaes for oysterucn drivers and
hose In the Fire Department We would psrticu
LARRY call attention Of farmers mechanics hatters
and luhermen W these gloves and mtens being well
their They superior the buck miten
especially work The heh gloves soften.
Ing ~ aching the hands speedy and eectual cre
for 'chappei rough hands satheum, Ac they
equal very useful while engaged IN domestic Affairs such
busting house cleaning and invaluable
tending 70 coal hres requisite IN family for washing
col ruuxheulpg and dirty kinds work and parric.
larry useful gardening and Of shrubs
sale BY rubber dealers generally
GOODyEAKS l. II. GLOVE MANUFACTURING co,
No 70 John up
Exclusive manufacturers under Gcoiyears patents
DESCRIPTION ~ ladies' and gents india gloves msts
Also rubber finger and ladies' dress shields
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03
TRIBUTE OLE RESPECT.

It q meeting Of the members of the Nashville Bar
on Friday afternoon the 2nd inst, Hon. NELL s.
BRowx, was called to the Chair and JOHN C. THoSIp
son, ESQ, appointed Secretary. The object of the
meeting being stated, the following preamble and
resolutions we're offered by Randall W. MacGaVOck,
Esq, and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAs GEN. SAMUEL PERKINS ALLISON, an
esteemed member Of our Bar has been removed by
death from the scene Of his usefulness, we deem IL
due to his memory to testify publicly our regret
for his loss and appreciation Of his character as
9 citizen and gentleman.
GIN ALLISON was born in the year, 1927, in the
adjoining county Of Williamson. He received his
collegiate education at Yale College, where he grad
uated with distinction. Leaving his alma mater, he
returned TO his native State, and after a regular
course Of studies the Law College at Lebanon he
located in this city where he has resided since
in the practice Of his profession.
GES. ALLISON posed by nature vigorous and
comprehensive mind, improved and strengthened by
high literary and legal culture. He had fine dis
elimination and sound judgment. He was strong in
his convictions and bold and fearless in the avOwal
Of his opinions though courteous and unpretending
in his manners. His worth and capacity are best
known by those with whom he was most intimate,
for it was only those who had his entire confidence
that the secret spring that give life to human &C
tions we're opened. With such he was endeared by
ties Of no ordinary character, although as member
Of the prossion, and public man he was always
polite, and demeaned himself as gentleman OF the
highest order.
By his death the community has lost good
citizen, the public one Of its most promising law
yers and the social circle, in which be moved one
of its brightest ornaments. Therefore,
RssoIUsd That in token Of our respect, will at
tend his funeral to morrow Saturday. morning at
lO3 O'clock and that we wear the usual badge Of
mourning.
ResolUed, That the chairman Of this meeting be
requested to present the foregoing preamble and
resolutions at the meeting Of the next terms Of the
Chancery, Circuit and Criminal Courts for this
county, and ask that they be spread upon the min
uteH Of said courts
RssoiUed, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the city papers, and a copy Of the
same be transmitted the relatives Of the deceased
NELL S. BROWN, Chairman.
n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03
TWO ALuABLE EARMS EnR SALE.

THAT Valuable hrm which ne undersigned has
sided for the last eight or nine years, is for sale lies
on the Of Big Harpeth river, county OF Wiz
hanson fourteen niles from Nashville, Bear Village OF
TANK, the RchRnd and CentreViils miles
from Franklin, the county Of williamson, and within
two miles OF the NORTH Western Railroad being
sructsd. The trst contains about four hundred and eight
aFst farming land the county line between
Davidson aRd Williamson runs through ths Northwest
neT Of the tract. Il formally The well known
the late Wilkins Whtead.
On this farm comfortable residences, with all
eessary out houses; barn, cribs, stables carriage house, &C.
with excellent young orchard choice fruit Good
spring and abundance fnsTeF falling
running from different sources through The farm. Ad0n
this farm another ct Of about hundred Of
excellent land with good residence for sale TIE soil Of
both Is equal 70 any for crops, ether for grain grass
both united, hey viii be Old separately tsg5ther
may buyerB Il is thought by good judges could
made Of the stock in he size
As wanting buy, would Of course Whish 70 view
the premises before purchasing further description a
deemed unnecessary, but all invited call and
themselves. lHug 25-eO&WHl JOHN T. HILL.
VWISH to sell The farm on which reside, in williamson
county, adjoining hat advertised above b. Mr. T..
H containing By recent survey, hundred and ninety
nine and hall acres Of hrsL rate farming land, with
Portable dwelling, with all necessary houses suitable Tor
with good fences including about hundred yards Of
viii sell his plHss ssparatsly, together
with Mr. Hns-as both united would certainly make des-
rAbe farm, and purchasers invited 70 call NrHu
and examine he prsmi88s- LAFlhlA CkAIGHEAD.
For frher particulars apply 70 NJ. d. n. Snyder, The
stOrsOf Snyder & FriEEsll, Na8hTils. L. G.
Rug5-sOozWu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03

The GAETT.-MIss CUsHMAE was again greee
ast night by an overlooking house. To say that the
play went of in excellent STYLE is but to repeat what
every one who was present win most heartily en-
dorse. The cast was the best we ever saw, and the
performance fully equal to the highest expectation
Of the admirers Of the drama.
Tonight, at the pressing solicitation Of numbers
who failed to procure seats on Thursday evening,
MISS CUsHEAE has consented to repeat her repre-
sentatiOn Of Atg NTrlies. This simple announce
ment, we know, will be sufficient to crowd the house
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03
J. C. THOMPSON, Secretary.

STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWs.-The river was
sIing slowly yesterday, with six feet water on the
Shoals
The Sligo was the only arrival yesterday.
Departed-B. NJ. Runyan and Scotland, for New
Orleans.
ExpeCted-PortsmOuth, from Cincinnati. The Ao-
cscia Cottage leaves to day for ports above.
The I. S Mail Packet, J G. Cline, will arrive on
Sunday, and leave for Memphis on Monday at ?
o'clock The Cline is first class Packet, and her
officers attentive If you wish to go to Memphis try
her and see if she don't prove what We say.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03
SPRING FAIR

The annual Spring Fair of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1858, will be held at the fair grounds Nashville
on the 4th to Sth of May inclusive. Liberal pre-
miums are oereda list Of which with regulations for
holding the Fair may be had on application to L. P
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the Office Of the Southern
Homestead, No. 10 Deadriek Street, or at this
Office. Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges Of the Society for the year
1858. and free scoess to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
10 THos. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
VIZ. G. HARDING,
feb 2O-triW&Wtd President
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03

BITES AND STlNGS or INsECTS.-As remedy 4 2
the sngs and bites insects, and Of all poisonous rep
uIes BrsgE's Arctic Eminent lie unsurpassed Such
dEnfeotng and penetrating properties, that no natter
viTulent may be the poison bite sting, tn
Imminent reaches the seat Of the however
deep and neuaizss extracts IT, With Bfagg's Arctic
Lniment hand bs e TateanEke harmless
goat % relieves the smart Of mneQutO bites In
SANITY GRd few minutes entirely destroys the pain from
sting. For sale by Druggists generally.
anil q-dGWIm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03

Another PittsbuFgeF tsstifying 70 the wonder
fu curative powers Of EBrhave's Holland ktteTs;
ar Jacob White, Third street, below Market ssys;
sFOr year past have been afflicted very seriously with
dyspepsia, much that my stomach refused 10 retain
thing have tried almost every remedy, and the
Of several physicians but without alienation, until
began Of Brhave's Holland BtteFs, and have
found relief almost amounting found Il efcG
ciOus n removing the extreme debility OcclEOned by hi
mar SOW
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Rates OF Advertising.
Tx LINES Oh LESS TO CONSTITUTE A soUARH.
RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.


One square, one year, S3ORssh additional square, go
Advertisers exceeding the space contract
cd for, VIII be charged for the excess.
To Correspondents.
viii save great deal Of unnecessary trouble II our
rules:
Always give the date post once, county, and State in the
body Of ycaf letter.
II you wish the paper changed from once another,
give both Offices IN full.
II you write business, and other matters write on
separate paper different leaves Of sheet
Letters aud communications solicited upon ali such
and subjects may be Of information interest 10
be public.
Anonymous communications Of Whatever character, viii
receive attention
Correspondents should write only upon one side Of the
paper.
We undertake return rejected communications,
an Letters business should be directed 70 Aessrs G. C.
TORHETT Co.. and personally to either Of the ProPh'
etorE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03

bS- The members of the Bar Of this city are re-
quested to meet this morning at l03 At the Office
Of T. B. CHLDREss, Esq, from whence they will
proceed in body to the Depot of the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroad, and escort the remains Of Gen.
SAMUEL P. ALLISON to the Episcopal Church
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

We authorized 70 announce < GARDENHIRE a
candidate for Judge Of the Sixteenth Circuit, composed Of
the counties OF Overflow Fenrrss Morgan Scott CumbeF
land, White, BedFoe, sequE chic and Marion Election
Thursday, May q, 1858. mar este
We are authorized to announce A. A SWOPB candid
ate Tor Attorney GsHrl Of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
Election, Thursday, May 9Th, 1858. 25-ts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03

~ The Nashville Building and Loan ABsOcia-
ton viii hold their regular menthly meeting this
evening, at Mechanics Institute, at which time The
funds on hand will be disposed of as usual.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03

IA Prof W. K. PEEDLETOE, will preach in the
Christian ChsPel on Spring street. tonight at past
o'clock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03
$4,000 worth
OF
Fine Gold JGWGIPy
At AUCTION.

Al ADjllON.
TlHE stock consists Pine Gold and silver RnrIgh Le
NeTs DgpleEr l-NIudIng, Anchor and Cylinder
Watchesi fln GOLD Guard Fest Fob Chains; J. g 4
and Glass Loeketsi Sleeve Buttons. Studt; Gold and
Silver Pencils and fsns Fine Sets Of Jewelry, such
Cameo Gold stone FioFenune, Mosaic Lava Coral, and
Gold. Together Win variety other Goods usually
kept In hr's class JeWely Store The sale continues
a. eTF eVeaiug ~ 81 the entire stock il disBosed az
m.r~buvra ot1ers - -
thir stock sf0re purchasing elsewhere.
Goods private sale during the day al New York whole
sale prices, Terms cash.
msr2i-. BREJ, P. SHIELDS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03

IA President ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, will preach
in the Christian Chapel on Spring street. Lords
day morning at Il o'clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03
NASHVILLE.

TP Ne advertisements is inserted IN thIa-
pa1er, except from thcse yVh0 have regu-
lar contracts aRd except legal notices.
ian I-1Ts
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;. STOCKMAN

Uayland, Mass, Feb. S, 1857.
PROF. o. J. WOOD & CO.-isnlss Having rsaliEsa he
good Effects Of Jour Hair Restorative, state nat
nndng my growing thin, we'll gray, Undue
ed read heard, III arcls prepared
By yOus 70 promote is growth and change c0or Is Is
yOUth both Of which iJ sfscIsd c1mpIssly In
he operation have used nearly three bottles.
Yours, &c, JAMES FRANCIS
D. J. WOOD g. CO., RrOprtetOFs, 3l2 Broadway, New
New an The grsaEN Y Wire Railing simultaneously and
ia Msrkstss., Louis, No. And by all good Drug
g-fIszrsrrra
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03

his date, until further notice, the price Of


supply OF this wonderful Medicine for the OF Rheu
maism, DsafPess, Piles COrns and ali diseases
Headaches Pains, has been received by EWlN Pm
DLETON d CO. and by 10. G. BROWN, Nashville, Tenn,
where be ObtslBed The suffering should purchase
bottle Immediately. advertiser in OheT column.
PKOF HAsKELL-Ibe following testimony in favor Of Dr.
Hatkes Electric Oh is furnished Us for publication,
PRoF. HAsKELL-Dear Sir feel It to be my duty TO In
form public, through you, what yOET wonderful E
Oil" has done for my family Ny vile has been alarm
ngy troubled with falling the womb and pains in the back
and breast. bought bottle OF Oil yesterday, and
to-day she entirely free from pain and eBds her WEEmeB
respects your and prosperity. have had rheu
matte pain my shOu ders and for long time, and
ten minutes frOm the time spilled your OIL, pain
all gone. istruy wonderful remedy for all painE, such
have been suffering with, and cheeTiuy give this
testimonial Of ts effects.
CT. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this day, 24h Of July,
1857. LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Pesc
Such testimony tells O'eT true tae' worth columns Of
certificates al over the land and great way of.
Try IT, ye suffering and afflicted. See advertisement in
anOthOF column. maTld6EWly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-03


AMERICAN CORN SHELLER.-I appeal to the intel
Hgent citizens of Nashville if this is not the best
invention of the kind ever exhibited in this city
The mechanics, farmers, scientific and indeed all
classes of men have been to examine and try the
msohine and seeits operations. 1t is decidedly the
best article of the kind have ever seen as respects
simplicity and durability as well as the rapidity and
perfection with which it shells corn it is certainly
a most valuable acquisition to the labor saving
department. If this be so, why do our manufactu-
rers stand off? Some of our best and largest farm.
ers have purchased machines, and they say, after
trying the Corn Shelter that it is the best they have
ever seen. Mr.. Brown says be suppOses there have
been over thousand persons who have tried it,
and all say it is the best they ever saw. Win we
suffer a stranger to come in our midst and sell ma
chimes to our farmers, when we have the opportu-
nifty of buying the right of the State aud msnufsc-
turing them ourselves? There is large profit on
the machines. When this is plain before you, will
you still stand of? hope some one will take hold
have seen Mr.. Brown; he will sell the machines
cheap, with the State right, on good and fair terms
March Z, 1858. Tul
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VoIIintine's Digest.

VOlIintine's Digest,
MEMPHIs, February %, 1858.
a. FoLEIETuE, ESQ:
haEe aEamiaed your Digest o. the Decisions Of ne
c9qEi q Tennessee delivered subsequent % ne
Psfio9 q which Mr. Msgs gsaielosss viii much inter
80 me WORK exhibits aeeuraoy rsasaFeh and a5ilEyhs
sas ele binding we'll sxeeutsds and Dc must prove
asele eaainon 70 the library every lawyer. We iragt
profession and the public.
wp,eur respectfully,
~ =. =. SS-114ssLs JuOgs Of the Common law
~ n u a 1o 11g ~ and ChaRcsry Court of
K. G. PAKSki B. 2. McKiERNAN,
SSO; DI1 1SN5s1agp Judge Of The Criminal
-. D.. 1bhashl COuTtOf Msmphis.
SAML w AXkESs JOHN 2. SAX.
= B. LAMB q sypps Attorney General.
Tas above mentioned Digest San be had vith, tan or a.
teen DAYS al the following Book stores
Messrs. Lamb, Young & Coz Msmphis Tenn.
Mr @. q. Brown, Jackson, Tenn,
MsEsrs. John Yoik & Co.. Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. ,. A Ray, Knoxville, Isun'
NASHVILLE, March 4, 1855.
q. VOLLnTIHn. ESQ
We have examined your Digest Of the Decisions Of The
Supreme Court Of Tennessee reported sInce the puboa-
on Of M Meigs' Digest which includes volumes OF
our Reports The points decided clearly st.ted and
grsHhsd to say that the Work IS By
accuracy, ability and great industry. h viii Be Of much
70 the Bench ana Bar, trust thst you viii
eevs the patronage OF the profession % which you are JUST
II entitled.
NELL s. BROWN. henry N. B. FOGG.
R. W. MACGAVOCK RUSSELL HOUSTON.
". +. COOPER THOS. WASHINGTON.
herman cox A. G. MERRITT
MANSON N. BRIEN, So 8 VENNlBLE
JAMES WOODS. EDWIN b. EWING.
g. NJ FOGG. JNO. REID.
JNO. A MCCAAIPBELL. WM K. TURNER,
FRANCIS B. kOGG. Judge OF the Circuit ana
ABRAM L. DEMOSS. Criminal Court.
maFt-d&Eu a. FOLLINTINE.