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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-03-04

We are emboldcncd TO take the liber-
~ of making suggestion to the Far
mer's Club. by the reflection that it
can not by any possibility do the
Iightcst harm, but we hope will do
good. Would it not be well for the
Club, tnow that Spring is on u.s. to
discuss at its ensuing meetings such
topics of agriculture as the season pre-
scmts! We mean this as these meet
inys are intended for the interchange
of ideas Tor the mutual advantage OF
farmers, would il not be well that the
Club discuss those crops that are
about 10 be planted first: We have
heard several say they would have
been glad to have had the views OF
the Club about oats the best Kind foI
seed, the manner of planting, &C., &c
The grasses best suited 10 this local.
ty, the proportion in mixing, the pre-
paration TO receive, manner of SOW.
ng, &c.
But before the next meeting The
season for this work will have passed
II was agreed TO discuss the hay sub
ject at the next meeting, but some o
our farmers think il would be better
to take the subject of Indian corn, a.
there will be other meetings befor,
hay harvest. but none before corr
planting. Indian corn ccrtainl.
claims an important place in thu
thoughts of the farmer OF Middle
Tennessee. What says our worth.
President to this, rather than the la,
subject for next meeting?
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FcoNu,,SrcarEp !


Nix. EDIToR-I sec your paper and
the GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf are adj:
yocating a Railroad FROM GAINESVILLE
via Charlotte to Coiumbla. Why not
build the road already ehartered from
FCiarksvillc to Waynesboro, Hamburg
and Corlnth 1t certainly would be
the best paying road, from the fact
that 1t would run ON an iron ridge the
greater part OF the way, and through
a dense forest OF timber for charcoal
purposes. And the line timber OF
Lewis Iounty would DC quite an OBJ
Ject OF trade. There are four Furna-
ces on the read already built, capa-
Die OF making JO0 tons each, with
Tue proper machinery, and besides,
loca'ioi's ior dozen more between
Duiaio anu Duck river, a distance Of
~ mines. Aitcr crossing Buffalo IT
passes through the Iron hills OF
wayne oy the wayne furnace, which
maui ',le iast season 3ooo tons OF Zig
IRON. mere are locations for six or
eiSht furnaces from Buffalo to Wayne
r"iAa'c' ~ say nothpg OF tle supe-
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THE DOG LAW.

MIR. EpIroR:-I am i'm favor of the
County Court taxing all dogs two dollars
per head, except one fJr each family.
In 1870 1 had two bird dogs, which ate
all the slop and crumbs about the kitch--
en-. In August the dogs were loaned
out, and in their stead fifteen pigs were
fed on the very same slop that was Civ
en- to the dogs They did not get any
thing else, and yet they are now fat, and
worth So a piece. 1 do not want any
dogs, after this experiment. My neigh
bors will certify to what ! here say.
The pigs did not get a grain OF corn, as
corn was s. a barrel. In the warm sea-
son the Gems went to the weeds in the
fence corners, to lay, and the dogs ate all
the eggs up. Some time ago two OF
nv neighbors, Maury Craig and Henry
Mann, had 10 head of sheep, and in one
week the providing dogs, belonging most
lyto negroes, killed every one of them
The dogs belonging to negroes on my
place, last year, were seen frequently by
ue bringing in sheep bones. Every
now and then heard neighbor say
be bad lost a sheep. ] live i'll the 9TH
district, NJ.
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.TRrsr SALE
OF VALUABLE TANNERI

On the LIST day Of May next. at Che Court
House door, in Columbia, Tenn, wilt sell to
the highest bidder, 5 3G3 acres of Land and
large Tannery, living in Hickman county, two
miles frum Beaverdam Springs, thirteen from
Centreville, eight from -Etna Furnace. and
twenty six from Brett Landing, on Tennessee
River. A credit of one, two and three years
will be given ON all but SEQ, which must be
paid In cash. The lands abound in the chest
nut oak and beach oak There are about "a
watts of good size, besides lceclies, junks, POOLS
bark mills, and shelters. Machinery run by
horse power, but with a small outlay can be run
by water power. There are tolerably good
Grist and Saw Mills on the premises, that
grinds and saws for all the neighborhoo cd de-
mand. The bark is abundant, and the roads to
the Landing fair. This is one OF the best
chances for the tanning business in my knowl-
edge. The title is uudisputed.
The above sale is making to cloSe cut a deed
of trust executed To we BY J. u. Spencer. Oh the
18th July, Is0s. The properly has 10 sell.
Any inquiry will he eleerfuHy answered, BY
+, addressing me at Columbia, Tenn, or J. NJ.
| Spencer, Palestine, hickman county, Tenn. A
ground plot in pencil sketch will De furnished
any one wishing TO bny, or application 10
Spencer or myself
| March3 Trustee.
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NO MORE WEAK NERVES.

WARMERS DYSPEPSIA TONIC is pre-
pared expressly for Dispeptics and those suf-
fering from weak nerves W tn habitual consti-
patton. There are very few who have net en-
ployed physicians for years TO remedy what
this preparation viii do in few weeks, by
lation, restoring digestion, giving strength
mentally and physically, enabling those who
may have been for years confined to their
rooms as rnvalids TO again resume their occu-
Pations and all the duties Of liic One trial is
all VIC ask TO enable this remedy to recommend
itself to the most skeptical. 1t is slightly
stimulating tonic and splendid appetizer, il
strengthens the stomach and restores the gene.
Iatins organs and digestion to a normal heal
thy state, Weak, nervous and dispeptic per.
sons should use WARSEE's DIspErsIA Toxic
For sab by Druggists. Price One Dollar.
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.UCHU u,

RcClAO Is STiMU LIANT, AND OF
when scientifically combined with Bpmide ~
Totassium and other Ingredients. produces a
seuative effect, and causes a healthy action
mus increasing the powers of digestion. zll,v
ing irritation, reducing all unnatural swslI;ngs
stopping PAIN and inflammation. and c.ns!.y
the repairs and nutriments in the humsn h.,jSy
70 De greater than the wastes, thus preycut;ny
uesvppos ,.s ana decay, and gives nour,sh
ment, health and vigor to the system.
My BCCHC is good for all diseases ar;.;,,.,
from excesses; such as weakness and n.;n :,
the back and legs, trembling in the region al
the heart. weak nerves, pallid counfenan..
dryness "f the skin, scrofula, syphilis 4, n,
many forms, ulcers, and tumors.
If your system is affected by any of the ahov.
symptoms and diseases, relief is at hand. Get
bottle Of my Buchu and Bromide Of POTASH
at once, and you may rely on being cured,
know lust what say. Nv record as a com.
FOUNDER Of Medicine is second to no man IA the
Southwest. Twenty-Five or thirty years ago, as
my fellow citizens know full we'll, found me be-
bind the prescription counter in the city in
which now dwell; have cured more people
OIL various diseases than all the physicians in
Louisville put together. Undoubtedly, for eve
ry slpgie patient that any Louisville physician
has have hundred. am no upstart Of veg
s~s~@y ny meulcInes are SUCCESS great
success Louisville Is not large enough for me
to have a competitor. monopolize tie WHOLE
sale Patent Medicine trade here One and an
other has tried, by copying after me here in
Louisville, To compete with me, but, enc after
another, their guns hive been silenced, and their
Efforts have been abortive.
Ny medicines are good and answer the pur
pose-that is the secret of my success. Ny
reputation as compounder Of good, reliable
articles is fully established.
believe my Buchu and Bromide of Potassi-
UNI is now the best article now in the market for
the cure Of all diseases Of the urinary or genito
urinary organs. such as nocturnal incontinence,
irritabihty of the bladder and urethra, in
fammation of the pelyis of the kidneys and all
that class Of diseases.
Buy dollar bottle and be cured. Use as per
directions in all cases..
JOHN Bl 81. VI. ID.
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TIE Giles Press PAYS our Chancellor

TIE Giles Press pays our Chancellor,
". =. FLEMING. of this county, a high
compliment, which is no doubt very de-
served. Chancellor FLEMING has given
great satisfaction wherever he has held
Court, by his uniform courtesy, the JUS
tice ofhis decisions, and the ability with
which he discharges all the duties of his
responsible and distinguished Office, and
approaches as near rs possible making
that ,deoi Chancellor which he described
a. his model during his candidacy for
the position he SO ably fills. Judge
FLEMING has also shown great wisdom
in his choice of men TO fill the various
clcrkships, so far as we know them. Col.
COOPER, Clerk OF our Court, is making a
most excellent Clerk a Master. Every>
body expected as much, however, of the
gallant and accomplished Colonel.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-03-04

France and Germany, through theil
heads, have at last signed a treaty OF
peace. Germany gets Alsacc and
Metz, and about nine hundred and fifty
millions Of dollars, to be paid with
in three years. The French territory
coded by this treaty to Germany con-
tains about five millions of people
The Germans will retain the French
fOrtresses until the immense debt OF
nine hundred and fifty millions is
pal The treaty has been ratified
by the French General Assembly, by
a large majority. NAPOLEON was de-
clared TO be the cause of the war.
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Juries i'm the North are not ae libcr.
al TO the colored people as in the
South. The colOred man with the
decidedly French patronymic of DE
Mortie, who married Fanny Down
ing, a Washington colored belle, was
elected from Chicago saloon be-
cause he demanded place at the ia
BILE usually reserved for white per-
SONS. DE Mortie sued the proprietor
of the restaurant, laying his damages
ut 5000. DE Mortie won the suit
and one cent damages. The victory
was not of as substantial character
as that won by the colorei lady who
was denied admission to the cars for
white ladies at AleXandrias, Va. She
got $1,000.
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

DOwelI 4 Williams ". J. ). Wcbster.
II appearing to me, from the affidavit OF the
plaintiff, that the defendant is non resident of
the State of Terpessee, 50 thgt the ordinary
process of law cannot be served on him. and it
appearing that his claims have been attached
by garnishment. il is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the COLUMBIA HERALD,
a newspaper published in the town oil Column
bia. Tenn, requiring said j. j. Webster TO APP
pear ic:ore ne, at my Office, ON the 18th day
Of August, ISL, 10 defend the attachment suit
commenced against him by plaintiff, OF the saIne
will be proceeded With ex parte ss " .lipi.
Feoli w, X, MLkESN0N,J.P J..
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dogs that infest our country, consuming its sub
stance. and especially in view Of the immense
destruction s. sheee thereiren, ssppins our
Rss % ss e sbs Tss I5so and
VIII would ccrue to the county treasafy, ap-
poinse4 At 4ast meetlnx the subscribing com
mitteeto me respectfully petition yorr wor-
M ssy tss l,Iss tax ~ naval al
ity our psele wSsld prefer : heavier iax than
the 1egislae0fe authorizes and without any ex-
emption. Yet, that being beyond your province,
We earnestly beg for the best provisions of the
Property that is Of indispensable service to
man-animais that serve as beasts of burden.
and even food, we find taxed; why, then, dis
criminate in favor Of the dog, an animal. the
proht or expense Of which is, to say the least.
hocks come mp 70 Us from all parts of the coun-
ty Calculate the loss of property in that form.
just for twelve months! We are certain You will
conclude dogs have cost more to Maury County
years; Again. how may pigs could have been
raised last year on food consumed BY dogs?
We beg for this tax In behalf of the poor man
especially. A yery. wealthy man may hire a
day; but the small farmer cannot afford that ex.
pense; Therefore he has no sheep-the very
man that ought to have them, that his family
might be clothed at home. There are, doubt
less, some who will oppose any tax on dogs, bnt
even If not. If in your judgment you confer q
ought You not to vote ii? III your duty, and
We are certain your pleasure to legislate for the
pie Of the county. ...--..- -
Hoping. most worshipful gentlemen, these
| suggestions may receive your favor, we sub
scribe ourselves most RESPECTFULLY. &C..
iesr ssf Z. 3; HaMILros.
500 aal ID T. WSpF
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The British Medical Journal rs

The British Medical Journal asks
how persons who are mysteriously
robbed can be rendered instantan-
eou>ly insensiblc by chlOreform and
other anasthetic vapors. The Journ-
al says that men of science arc unac-
quainted with instantaneous methods
of producing anrsthesia, as it Is well
known that ii is slow process to pro-
duce insensibility by means of evapo-
rating any known fluid from pocket
handkerchief. even when aided by
the ready and intelligent cooperation
Of the subject. Under these circum-
stances, the Medical Journal thinks
that il is bard TO suppose that thieves
have acquired knowledge of secret
beyond the skill of men of science.
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/ ROTTING STALLION.
! II AITLER II.

This celebrated TrotiIpg iiorse--brrti IN th,
State Of New York-will make the cunning sea
sou at Wood Lawn Farm, q miles South o
Spring Hill, on the Columbia Pike Rather j:
dark bay Ii hands high, and beautiful, fine
style horse. Terms, $50 for the season. Per
sODs who fail to get colt have the privilege Of
returning the Dext season, free. Good Pastur-
age at 30 cents a week. Good attention to
mares sent from distance.
PEpiGREE- Rather was sired BY Bigsert 5
Rather; he By SIR Henry; he by GaTet iorse;
he by imported Leonidas: dam BY Hyde Iiorse;
lac by longs Maguum Bonum; grand dam a
mart 81 Mcsseurrr tlcod. Ra.tler's dam, Dat
ny Maid, Was BY Hills Black Hawk (soIiietmes
called Vermont Black Hawk, grand dam n
double Messenger.
FcblO THOMAS GIBSON.
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Paris, February 21.-Thc prclinina-
ries of peace were signed yesterday at
5:3OP, NJ. France ceded -A!sacc and
Metz: Belfort is retained. The war
Indemnity is fixed at five milliard
francs. For payment three years
time is granted. The Germans hold
the fortresses until paid. The armis-
tice is prolonged week. The Ger
mans will enter Paris Immediately
RotI,schild is summoned 10 Nersail-
los. also the railway Presidents to
arrange TO carry the German troops
hack to their own country, tlc ucpai.
ture to he preceded by review i'll
Champ dc Mars.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE
MAURY COUNTY.
Attachment.

james w. Chandler
IN THE CAUSE IT APPEARING To THE
Court, that lanes W. Chandler, the defeild-
ani, is a NONRESIDENT Of the State, 81 that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served ON
Hin Ii = thesef1-e ordered that publication
beTlade il he LoLJsli4 EpE%LD, nswsp,-
pc. published in .he lo,sii of Coltnibs, for four
Successive weeks, requiring the said ysiles W.
Chandler TO appear IL my Office, on Saturday,
the 18th day 81 March, ls7l J. to answer said suit,
or the same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing ex parte. J. II. PASSMoRE,
Feb24 Prs fee $3.50 J. T.
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink, WARMERS YINUM WIFE, or WINE
OF LIFE, is free from any poisonous drugs OF
impurities, being prepared for those who re-
qui,e d stimulant. 1t is splendid Appetite,
and tonic, best thing in the world for purifying
the blood. 1t is the most pleasant and deli
cious article ever offered to the public, far su,
perior to brandy, whisky, wine, Bitters, or any
other article. 1t is mort healthy, ard cheaper
Both male and female. young or old, can take
the Wine OF Life. 1t is, IN fact, a life preseryer
Those who wish TO enjoy good health and Q
free aow of lively spirits, will do well to take
the Wine of Life. 1t is different from anything
ever before in use. 1t is sold by all druggists
Price, One Dollar, in quart bottles.
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i RUST SALE.

by virtue of deed of trust executed by
Charles f. Houser, and recorded April ~, 1870,
in Book r, Vol. 2, page As, will proceed to
sell, for cash, on Tuesday, the l4th day OF
March, 1871, at the residence of said llouser, q
miles Northeast of Columbia, the following
property: About 6 head of horses, mich
cove, i yoke of oxen, about ID head Of stock
hogs, about 20 head of sleep, four horse wa-
gon, spring wagon, farming utensils, and va
rious other articles mentioned in said deed Q
trust. JAMES G. COOPER,
Mc,l3-ew Trustee.
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LIVERY & SALE
STABI.E,
OHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to decree CT the GhsEcery CONT at
Columbia, at the November term thereof, ls1e,
in the cases OF J. Ii. Thomas, Admir- of j. h.
Giibreath, vs.. W. ID. Benderman and others,
and A. j. Tmnbo and others vs.. J. A. Sims and
others, | win sell at the Court House door in
Columbia, oil Monday, the 18th day Of March,
1871, npon a credit OF oIs aud two years, except
the sum of 800 in cash, valGatle tract OF
Lanj, situated in the llth Civil District of Mau
nv comfy, c,ntainng 255 acres, and bounded %
tie North BY the lands OF VIM. II. Nelson on
The East by the funds II Pleasant Per,iue and
others, ON tie South by tie land. Of w. ID. Ben
dernian, and ON the West by the lands of Wiley
Spain. Terms, 700 in cash, notes for the bal
ance at one aud ts Years, with good security,
and lien Ieta ned for the ~ yInent of the pur-
chase money. D-B COOPER, Z. X NJ.
feblO
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lNsOLyENT NOTICE.

I have this day suggested to ihe County
CLERK of MaurY County, the insolvency Of the
estate of Benjamin Z. Jourdan. deed Notice
is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
agaias, said estate 70 file them with the Clerk
OF the Coa;'ty Cs,r., a.,y als.satiested, on or
will be barred. All persons Indebted to said
estate viii come .ort-ard and settle with the
undersigned. HUGH c. KING.
feDl' admir-.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
MsgRy COUNTY.

S. J. Noah. Assignee,
H. Terrell, Agent, Attachment.
vs. j. w. Chandler.
Il Court, that j. w. Chandler, :he defendant,
is a nonresident Of the State, so that tue Ordi-
nary pfoass- 81 law cannot be served on him.
1t is therefore ordered thst publication be made
in the COLUMBIA HER,LD. new spaper p,,blisii
ed in the town of Columbia, for four successive
weeks, requiring the said J. W. Chandler TO
appear at my office, on Saturday, the 18th day
Of March, 1871, TO answer said suit, or the same
wil be taken for confessed and set for hearing
OK partc J. II. PASSMORE, J. i.
Feb2i Prs fee sS.ie.
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The Wing Il Tribune says man kill
ed an otter near Jackson last week the
skin of which was large enough to make
"a money purse for the whole Grant fam
lily. 1t must have been "sea elephant
RjDTgSriITe Rec
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NOTICE
To Hunters and IrespaSsers

VHIE HEREBY NOTIFY ILL PEESHNs
w not TO hunt OF Otherwise trespaSs on our
land or premises. All persons tlsls trespassins
will be prosecuted 10 the extent of the Law.
II Timmons, } h Timmons,
VIII gimmons, T J Timmons,
Timn ons, w Sedberry.
John Trotter. Feb2f-ly
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COUGH NO MORE.

WARNER'S COUGH BALSAM is healing
soitening and expectorating. The extraordi
nar7 power it possesses in immediately reliev-
ing, and eventually curing the most obstinate
cases of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchis
tbs, Influenza, Catarrh, Yourselves, Asthma ant
Consumption is almost incredible. So promp
is the relief and certain its effects in all tho
above cases, or any affection of the throat ant
lungs, that thousands of physicians are daily
prescribing it, and one and all say that il is th,
most healing and expectorating mcdicin,
known. One dose always affords relief, and il
all druggists, in large bottles. Price One Dol
lar. 1t is your own fault il you still cough ant
softer. The Balsam will cure.
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OHANC..RY SALEOf
VALUABLE LANDS.
Gale of Valuable Real Estate.

y Pursuant to decree of the County Court,
at the February term, 1871, in the cause OF
Martha Pipkin. Guardian of Sumner White
and n. T.. Pipkin, expartet. | will sell to the
highest bidder, at the Court House in the town
of Columbia, on Friday, the 18th day Of March,
1871, the valuable tract of land mentioned in
the pleadings in this cause, lying and being in
the 18TH Civil District of Maurv county, and
bounded as follows: East BY John Miller,
South by VIM. Martin, West by Jas. White,
aud North by Duck River, containing about IS
acres, being the undivided interest of Sumner
White in the said estate. Said land will be
sold on a credit Of twelve months, with interest
from date of sale. Note with approved securi-
" will be required of the purchaser, and a lien
retained for the payment Of the purchase mon
ey. JOHN NJ. HICKEY,
Feb17 Clerk and Commissioner.
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EN- MEN AGOGUE E.

WARMERS EMMENAGOGuE is the only
article known to cure the Whites, III will cur,
in every csse.) Where is the family in which
this important medicine is not wanted? Moth
ers, this is the greatest blessing ever offered
you, aud you should Immediately procure it.
1t is also /; sure cure for Female Irregularities
and may be depended upon in every case where
the monthly flow has been obstructed through
Geld or disease. Sold by druggists. Price, 81.
For sale by
A TITCOMB Is WILLIAMS,
March3 II Columbia, Tenn.
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Roberts, of the Nashville Banner,
feels better since he did this: at
does not follow that every Democrat
ic editor in Mississippi who advocates
the growth of less cotton and more
grain is necessarily an Alcorn man.
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BULLS


TT. LorIs, April DO.
DIX. JOHN Btu Dear Sir--Knowing the ELI
elency Of your Sarsaparilla, aud the healing and
beneficial Qualities il possesses. | send you the
following statement OF mycase
was wounded about two year, ago-sas
taker prisoner and confined for sixteen Hicnili2.
BENG moved 50 often, my wOuGds have not
healed yet. lhave not sat up moment since
was wounded. ] am shot through the hips-
by general healtris impaired. and need somo-
thing to assist nature; | have more fsith IN
your SaIsapsrilla than in ANYTHING else lwish
THAT to be genuine. Please express me hall
doaen bottles, and .biige,
Carr q. u. JOHNSON.
p. S.-Nr. johnson was the son OF skiliful
suryeon. His mother recommended to her
friends. and for many Yeas used my Sarsapa-
rilIa with perfect success. In ScrofiIla and Ie.-
yer sores Mrs. Johnston states that the currs
effected were almost miraculous Read my
Journal for extended information and adyice IN
yom case. My Joqrp4l Contains certiiicafn Of
eminent persons, ministers and medical -
men who are known here IN this coInrnur Z fSr
integrity and veracIty. ! have recur<1v n
ceiyed a NEST remarkable ccrti6csfe ~ a,
eminent gentleman Of Louisville.
JOHN Bull.
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A Memphis correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial, says that the law
firm of Pillow u Harris, General Gid j.
Pillow and Governor Isham q. Harris,
do the big business of Memphis, and there
are three hundred LAWYERS there,