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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO. IA, COLLEGE STREET.


HAVE now in store and constantly receiving fine as
sortment OF all kinds Of CABINET FURNITURE, which
they determined low as any house in the city,
at the same time waranng their Furniture to be OF the best
Workmanship and hnsh One Of the firm has just returned from
the east, where he personally entire stock which all
OF RECENT MANUFACTURE and LATEST STILES Our stock con
ssts in part Rosewood and Mahogany Paror Furniture some
OF which IS very fine, together with Chamber Sets Book Cases
Wardro6e Reclining Chairs Lounges Sofas Easy Chairs French
Bedseads Music Stands Mahogany Chairs, Dressing Buress
Extension Tables, etc., etc, and complete assortment oil all
Low PRICED FURNITURE,
and variety Of Wood and Cane Seat CHAIRS We viii en-
deavor to please ALL and will take much pleasure in showing our
stock to those who may favor q with call -
may2s-3m PATTERSON & FREEMAN.
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HAYWOOD OOUNIIl July lIIl5 IOJO'
We are almost without currency down this way,
but think it win be blessing in the end, it will
cause the honest masses to vote for change in the
Constitution, SO as to put an end for all time to
come TO the most stupenduous sWindling establish
ments ever known. / do not know Of single ad-
vocate of the present banking system, and but few
that advocate the system in any way.
The crop of corn in this county viii, think, fall
short Of an average from one fourth to Ons.third.
The prospect for cotton is as iatteriDg as ever
saw but the rust is making its appearance, and
there is no calculating what will be the result.
Wheat crops we're very light, not half crops being
made. W.
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A gentleman at St. Louis, direct from Salt Lake
City, states that the Peace Commissioners and Brig
ham Young are in daily communication, and that the
most peaceful feelings prevail. Gen. Harvey was
at O'FaIlOn's Bluff, los miles west of Fort Kearny,
on the 9TH Col Monroe was at soOtfs Fort, and
Col Nav at Plum Creek
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RGA. At the Gosport, Va, Navy Yard operations
are now quite active and the work the new sloop
of-war, Richmond, is progressing finely. The total
number Of employees engaged on government &C
count is said to be about l 800.
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Nance & WOOdward's List

TTE offering good bargains in many desirable places in
w and the city Of Nashville.
One Haring's addition, 100 feet square, corner
handsomely Cottage Building, Eve good
pazas front pocO house, carriage house, stable i'm
proyements, all and neatly finished. desirable
place.
One 90 feet Broad street, the Of
High and Broad Streets good business stand. Prices
low.
One large brick dwelling Broad street, opposite the Tenn.
and R. Depot good and proper back build
ings, good shade in front. Very cheap.
one front Maple street, large brick
dwelling good smoke house, servants rooms,
good csern handsome shrubbey in the yard with large
garden. Terms easy.
Several small tracts near the city, varying size from to 50
acres with good unmproved, at low and
liberal rates.
Several large tracts with good proportion Of timber and
cleared land.
One with 1850 acres, mostly mbered which splendid
Of Water Mills Ice Houses splendid chance for tim
Der and lumber dealers
Some unimproved lots in different parts Of the city,
prices suit who able 10 rent home
that they may purchase pay for home and rent longer
desiring purchase will please eau at our oe oppo-
site to the Republican Banner, on Deaderick street
juIy299w NANCE & WOODWARD.
TRUIT CANS! FRUIT CANSl-Just received
90 dozen "Arthurs" Tin Cans;
SO 60 do Yellow Stone Cans
SO do do White do do.
also make two Fruit Cans for sealing, very simply
sructed and easily sealed up, and warranted good.
II T7Orders from the country promptly hlled.
iy3I-d&wtf J. W WILSON,
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nri'k AT 81 EACH A8G
l9E MILLINERY GOODS AT HAIF pRrcstS -
Rich Millinery az Great Sacrifice.
N ICH FANCY BONNETs, E1lBROIDERIEs - -.
s. Goods at and half price, to close out sus.er
Stock. Now ladies' your time has come suit yourselves styor
own prices close out Summer Goods By the t Of
Sent Likewise, this last for selling Fancy Goods
will sell REGARDLESS Of cost; consisting Of Parasos Fans Re
Embroideries Black Lace, Manla Pornoni, Combs Head
Dresses and Fancy articles sc.
Rich fun trimmed Imperial Chip Bonnes, So worth SIS
DO do White Fancy WilloF, from s. % SoTorth ga
do do Cheap and SIX, from 81 to 3 worth SO
do do Paris Blond Lace from IS 10 81 30 worth $40.
40 % 50 . Little iRjureas from 50 80 % -,
500 Misses and Chdreas Brown aad White BooTsrs and Hats,
Sets Of collars and sleeves q Males work. q 50 worth s.
do do do Jackonet work, 81 worth 81.
Jackone Worked Muslin Sleeves from 60c 81 8 worth 81
Rich Lace HaneTchia Linen Camrc Center 50 worth SO
large Of worked bands at half price Rich Black Bugel
collars from Soc 81 worth double. SILK from
75c % q Is Pans Of superior quality from 81 50.
CouF caps, Mohair and retiring caps very cheap.
Flowers and Bridal Flowers and sets Superior quality Of
tracts SOC worth c. Nov ladies get great bargains
as determined 10 Close a almost any price, as We in
tend after deal exclusively Millinery Goods Any
Kind OF good money taken for goods At these prices.
+. WISE, Agent,
Partisan Millinery Bazaar.
iy3i No 46 Union street, next door % State Bank.
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH-ANoTHER AFTEMPF TO
LAY 1rBy the arrival of the Indian at Quebec says
the New York Herald, we have the satisfactory in
telIigenoe of ihe return of the AgamemnOn and
Vaorous to Queenstown, and that the failure to lay
the Atlantic cable did not result from any difficulty
in transmitting the electric current, but from the
fact that the cable broke off just below the stern Of
the former vessel We say this intelligence is salts
factory because, had the effort been abandoned in
consequence of failure of the Insulation it would
augur very badly for the ultimate of the
terprise It was understood that if the insulation
should prove to be perfect and if the attempt should
fail only because of the parting of the cable the
vessels were to return to Ireland and once resume
she undertaking Such, it appears, has been done.
The feet were to have left Queenstown on the Nth
instant; and they are now, doubtless, nine days on
their voyage, and very probably have by this time
reached very near the point where the junction of
the cable is to axe place. Allowing the Niagara
to steam at the Of three miles hour, and TO
meet with fair weather, it would take her just thir
teen days to make Trinity Bay, distance Of 900
miles from the rendezvous If all goes right, them
she NAV be looked for about the SIh of August 1t
has been demonstrated by the log books of the Gun
ard steamers that the month ofJuy and the eartly part
of August is the most favorable season ofthe year
the Atlantic and it has been unfortunately found
by the late attempt to lay the cable that the month
Of June-this year at least-has been the most dis
astrious for the success of the undertaking We
glad that the squadron have renewed the work 30
promptly. No effort should be spared now to bring
the enterprise to successful issue. 1t will not do
to let il cool With the large amount of experience,
which the electricians aud machiniss have acquired,
the confidence with which they must be inspired by
the perfect working condition of the electrical POr
ton of the experiment, and the aid Of fair winds and
sm1oth seas, which it is reasonable to expect, it is
not too much to hope that the Niagara will be able
to give a good account of herself in a couple of
weeks from this time. Meantime the public mind
will be " on the til tOe stand of expectation"
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The Races over the Memphis Course VIII
commence on H ESDA hs october 18s 1855
and cOntinue five days
FIRST DAY, TuEsDAT, October 70 The ~ lkEl STAhhf
for three Olds $50 entrance $50 forfeit le beats three
or I'LL the stake; the Club adj 500, provided the
run; and Close the lst day OF August l55 Scu
ity viii be REQUIRED for the forfeit in Tie above stake
SAME DAI-Jockey Club Purse SdOl. Trce mile helt5
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, October 50-Jockey Club Pursa
$500. lille heats, three in Eve
SAME DAY.SWeepstake for two 0id 500 entrances
$50 Forfeit ssDas me; three 20 an the Stake
Security viii be required for The forfeit
THIRD DAY, THCRsDAY, October 2l--Lhe O. HARPER
STAKE for three year old Two mile heats; $500 entrance
500 Forfeit three IN the stlke the Club 70 add s
provided the and close Isl day Of August
1853. Security will Dc required Tor the forfeit
FOURTH DAY. FRIDAY, October Jockey Club Purse sO0
Two mile heats.
YIFTH DAY, sARURDAy Oesoier 23--Ioczey Club Purse
$780, -Four mile heats
m aWaIk Over" the above Course entities the hors to tie
full amount Of Jockey Club purses.
p All entries, with forfeits must be direCtedto
WM. 7. ROUNDTREE, Proprietor,
Ie90-dlI Oct. 10 Memphis, Tennessee
Lexington (Ky) Observer and Reporter copy til October 10
send bill 10 this ONCE for collection
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NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
STREET, THE CHARITY
FINHE regular Course Lectures this Institution will com
mence on MONDAY tie 18th November So, and continue
twenty weeks.
ERAsSus FE, ~ D., Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
ANTHONY a. PENSION, NJ D. Professor Of Physiology.
AUSTIN Flint NJ D., Prof of Clin Med and Auscaon and
Percussion.
THOMAS PENSION D. Emeritus Prof Of Gin. Med and Aus
eultaOn and Percussion.
SAMUEL CHOPPIS, M. D., Professor Of Surgery.
Isaac l. CRAWcouR NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry and Medical
Jurisprudence.
Howard SMITH, NJ d. Professor Of Batera 1ediea and Ther
peutios.
JOHS NJ W PIcrON, NJ. d. Professor Diseases Women
and Children.
D. WARREN BRIcKELI, II. D. Professor of Obstetrics.
CORNELIUS G. BEARD, n D., Professor Of Anatomy.
J. T. GRAIL, VI. D., Demonstration Anatomy.
The Dsecting Rooms will opened the October
Clinical instruction will given daily wards Charity
Hospital and three times College Dpensary where
the patients number about hundred The
guished abilities Of Prof. A. Flint lecturer and writer
Clinical Medicine, will here find display.
The Professors will take pleasure aiding the Students
cure cheap and comfortable bOari and lodging.
Amount Of Fees for full Course Of Lectures, SlO6 90
Matriculation Fee paid but once, 500
Dissecting Fee, 10 %
Graduating Fee. . %
For any further information address
Z. D. FENNER, NJ. D., Dean Of the Faculty,
No. ) Carondelet street.
New Orleans. June. I5j5 augl-W4t
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ed the people few days since, and Senator GEEEE
would also speak according to arrangement.
The contest for Governor Of North Carolina is be-
tween Judge Ellis, the regular nominee Of the demo-
cratic party, and cRae, aboling democrat, running
as an Independent candidate snd in the absence Of
any other candidate receiving the support Of the Op
position. Running on the obsolete idea Of disiri,
button Of the public lands he has sought to disOr
gsnze the party. The only effect has been to place
himself beyond the pale of that organization and to
bring upon himself the unanimous deBuaciation Of
the democrsic press. In North osrolina disOrgani-
GERS are treated by the democracy deserters and
immediately driven into The ranks Of the opposition
By pursuing this stern and unyieldiug course, the
party established its moral power, and has eontin-
ued to grow in strength and numbers until it has
become the ruling party in the State. Dir. Mekae
will be beaten some twenty thirty thousand votes
Tho opposition is completely disorganized, and as
consequence msny additions to the ranks OF the
democracy have been made from the members OF
old Fhig party. Among the recent aocessiOns' We
may mention the name Of Henry W. Miller, ESQ., OF
Raleigh, for long time the very head Of the wing
party in North Carolina He is recognised by all as
an able and eloquent man, and be has already done
good service for the party to which he has attached
himself BE has participated actively in the present
canvass, having addressed several mass meetings
during the past two months The legislature will
doubtless be democratic, securing the election OF
two democratic senators. Col W. W. Avery is the
democratic candidate for Congress in Chngman's
district, With certainty Of success.
The election in Kansas, as we have already men
toned, is upon the acceptance or rejection by the
people Of that Territory Of the proposition embraced
in the bill passed by Congress for its admission into
the Union as a sate-Or, in other words, the ques-
ton submitted is whether Kansas shall come into
the Union now, or wait until she shall have the ratio
Of representation required for one member of the
House of Representatives This question the people
interested will decidefor themselves, and every pre-
caution has been taken that there shall be full and
fair expression Of opinion thereon. No concern is
felt as 10 the character of the decision The Kansas
question has been localized and is already in the
hands Of her people.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW
CYCLOPEDIA OF COmmERCE
AND
COMMERCIAL NAVIGATION.

! SMITH HOMANs,

corresponding Secretary Of the CHAMBER Of Commerce q s City
Of New York, ami Edtor Of "Ths Banter'l Magazins "
and By J. Smith Ho,LkNs, Jr-, BIS, Author Of
"An Historical and Statistical Accounr
q the Foreign C0mmerce 81
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<. J. xoEHm. 4ErR.r7ou.
MORBES a sTRATTON,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers i'm Foreign q Domestic Liquors,
NO. IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
NAV are now IN receipt Of large we'll assorted stoek Of
S5ooere Liquors, &C., 70 which We invite the attention
SUGARS
sgo nhds Lo1isiana Sugar, all grades
$50 bbls n Y. and Baltimore Crushed Sugar all grades
s 50 90 90 90 So- DO Do e so e, d d. g;
100 Do DO L.. Z Loaf Zones A1 d. AAsA Soi
$500 bags choice Baltimore Cofee;
100 do do Laguyra do.
MOLAssES
so bhls choice Reboisd MolaSSss;
800 i bbls do do do.
q kegs s.. Louis Syrup:
100 do La. do
TIN PLATE
10 boxes J. Q. l0xl4 Tin;
Uo4ao TX lOzl4 DO, very cheap for cash.
$50 boxes star candles;
200 do Summer do
100 do Starch
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper;
g % DO DO DO Spice;
100 do superior CaTb sOGa, papers;
~ casks do do;
casks Ouch Madder;
100 bags Pepper;
SO do Spice;
20 tierces Rice;
100 dozen Painted Buckets:
rs do WashbOaris
90 nests Tubs;
100 dozen Brooms;
50 coo assorted Cigars;
100 bales smoking Tobacco
go boxes Tobacco. all grades Va brands:
500 kegs pure White Lead;
20 bills do Linseed Oil;
g kegs Shot, all sizes;
30 do Bar Lead;
so cases MasOns Backing;
1000 bags fine Liverpool Salt;
1000 bbls Kan2Eha do;
$40 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
600 do Raw Ohio do:
200 do old Country do;
go do Smith old Reserve do:
100 do Old Bourbon do;
so do do Rye do;
100 do Monongahela do; 80
30 do Old Port and Malaga Wine;
40 do A NJ. Gin;
pipes Holland Gin
do Old Cognac Brandy;
100 cases St. Julien Ciaret Vine
40 baskets Champagne, extra;
1900 cases Brandy;
800 packages Domestic Brandy;
200 barrels Cider Vinegar:
With many other articles for the Grocery trade.
~
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WANTED,
DY young from Maury eoauty situation Clerk
Salesman Wholesale Grocery, Commission Produce
House. or Cotton Warehouse Has had experience EACH
give OF Nashville references business quail
Would wish to In September October
Inquire Of Jas. o Griffith, at this Office. July3Od4
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, ART AND POLITICS
IL August Number for sale by
july29 JOHN YORK & co.
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TENNESSEE FEMALE COLLEGE,
Under the Patronage of Tennessee Annual
70

Under the Patronage of Tennessee Annual
Conference.
YUyEIs Institution located franklin Tsun midst
Of a healthy and beautiful country The moral and re
giOUs tone Of the community is unsurpassed.
The government OF the boarding family IS parental, and the
ora social aud intellectual improvement OF the pupils IS care
The fourth session Of this young institution which is destined
to take high rank among the Colleges Of the South,
the first Monday 10Th day. OF September, under Presidency
and direction OF ". Calender A NJ late President Of sOule
Female College.
The Trustees congratulate themselves and the patrons having
secured the services Of Mr. Calender, who practical teacher
having been engaged in his calling nearly fen years His
ability to impa instruction and discipline youthful mind
is well eynced by his in conducting the institution whose
Presidency he has resigned we'll the testimony Of the
persons who have enjoyed his instruction His assistants
ladies much devotion their calling
Of them connected College from incpiency,
and won high character and place in the esteem and confidence Of
the community.
Under 50 accomplished Faculty the Trustees take pleasure in
recommending this institution hrst class Southern Boarding
School to all wishing their daughters thoroughly educated and
complshed.
For further particulars and ts apply JOHN MARSHALL,
President Of Board Of Trustees. "a. l. ANDREWS Secretary
Prof. c. gives the following references:
Maj J. Palmer Hon. Charles Ready, Col. E. Keeble,
Rev J. R. Pummer, and Trustees Of SOue Female College,
Col. Head J. Turner Esq., Robert Hattou, Gal
latin.
White, and Rev. L. G. Bryan, Lebanon.
Col Jas Hamilton, Col A. G. Rogers Dr. H Ragland Robt
Bell, and Benjamin WinfOui, OF Wilson county
Rev s. Riggs, Rev. W. D. p SaWre K. A Rozzle, and
James p johnson, Esq Of Williamson county augl-W3t
nR. ID. F. WRIGHT, LATE OF MEMPHIS,
having removed Nashville offers his professional services
to its cizent Once and residence in shelby Medical College,
corner Of Broad and Vine Streets augl-3m
PHYSICIAN WANTED.
ENTISHING to retire from practice and move West otter for
sale place reside, containing I3
Land. prce-Uhch S2,OOO-can
by practice years Negroes received
in payment. FOrfurther particulars, address
augl-w3t Locust Grove, Galloway county, KY.
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UNRESH ARRIVALS
Ladies' French Lasting Caters, with heels;
Do Italian Cloth side laced Caters
Do Kid Pump Congress Boots
Do French Lasting Congress Caters
Do do do Slippers;
Do Black Velvet and Kid Slippersi
Misses Caters, Boots, and Slippers.
fine Childrens and Infants Boots Shoes, and
Caters. Just received by JOHN RAMAGE,
augI a College street.
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A DDHTHONAL SUPPLIES.-NO. l English Sole
N Leather Trunks, of medium quality, for gentlemen.
LADIES' French Dress Trunks;
Do Bonnet Boxes; just received by
aug1 JOHN RAMAGE, a College st.
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KERR & Co., IMPORTERS OF Real
n HAVANA CIGARS, pure French Brandies, Wines Hol-
land Gin, Jamaica Rum, MarschnO, Absyinth Bitter &c
Store PostOce Building, Of Cherry and Church sta
Nashville. gi3
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H M BhENNANs
Nashville Foundry g. Machine Shop,
81 COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE,
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines Flour, Girist and Saw
Nv Mills and Mill Machinery Of every description, Water
Wheels Cider and Sugar Mills Castings and Machinery for max
ing syrup from Chinese
Railroad and Contractors Work, Mule
Powers Dericks Bridge Castings and Bolts, Switches Frogs
Turn tables, Tank Valves, &C.
Architectural Iron Work Of every description
for Fronts Dwellings, Verandahs Balconies Cemetery
closures and Doors for Banks and Business Houses,
of the newest style OF patterns and well
Finished at Eastern prices The trade supplied
Andirons Kettles and WagOnbOxes favorable terms.
July 27-d3m
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BsE- Oar friends, FISHER, WHELEss & Co., sent US
a specimen of TangI FOOT " imported in 1889. If
our neishbOrs of the Patriot and Banner will come
over and vary the monOtOny Of their Know Nothing
Cincinnati strychnine whisky with 3 drink of this
Brandy, they will their cutlery against foreign
impOrtatiOns. We fear, however, they would be
found in the cutters instead of the cellars of the city
hereafter.
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TEyHE undersigned having disposed entire in the
firm Of Conley johnson Nr. A. Conley respectfully
tenders citizens Of Nashville and the public gen
ery very liberal support bestowed upOu the firm Of
ConeY johnson, cheerf recommends his successor
gentleman worthy Of their confidence and patronage
July "a, ls55-eo3t +. L. JOHNSON.
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do Old Cognac Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien Ciaret Vine;
40 baskets Champagne, extra;
1900 cases Brandy;
800 packages Domestic Brandy;
200 barrels Cider Vinegar:
With many other articles for the Grocery trade.
augl MORRIS & STRATT0
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FOR SAFE ATABAHGATv.

A RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT, Eith Tubs and Appar-
atus in complete order capable Of turning - .
barrels Of Liquor per day. The establishment is offered for sale
moderate terms; the rep and process Of manu-
featuring kinds Of Liquors will given the purchaser
without extra charge, II desired
This good opportunity for investing small clpialf with
certainty Of its paying very large profit.
Address RECTIFIER, box So, P o., Nashville y2t2E
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-31
SUPREME COURT.

The Supreme Court, in session at Morganton,
have delivered opinions in the following cases,
which we find reported in the Raleigh Register:
State McSevan, from Cleaveland, judgment
affirmed; State Culp, from Cleaveand- Judgment
affirmed; Den and Mills Cansler from Polk, judg-
ment affirmed; Nelson Ray and others from Ashe,
final decree for plaintiff on report; Worth and 9TH
ers Mcqueen, from Ashe, bill dismissed with
cost; Den and others McGinnis ct ais, from Gas
ton, issue directed to a court of law; High Shoals
Mining and manufacturing Company of n. York
Grier, ct ais, from CASTOR, injunction continued,
but plaintiff to pay up the interest," Canister Fite
from CASTOR, judgment affirmed; Settle Lockman
ct ais, from Lincoln, Judgment affirmed; State v
Parham from Cieaveland, judgment affirmed; State
Scales, from cleveland, judgment reversed and
venire de novo; State jenkins from Rutherford,
judgment reversed and venire de novo; Boyd V
King, from Lincoln, decree for plaintiff Ramsour
Barrett, from Lincoln, judgment affirmed; Kizer
Randleman from Lincoln, Judgment reversed
and venre dc novo; Cline V Carpenter, from Gas
ton, bill dismissed with costs.