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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-28
Tribute to Gen. Luc.us j. Polk.

AT the stated meeting of Nashville
Commandery No. l, held on the 10th
inst, the following resolutions were
introduced by Sir George S. Blackie,
and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Information ofthe dccease
of Sir Lucius j. Polk, of Dc MOlay
Commandery No. 3, Past Right Emil
nent Grand Commander of the Grand
Commandery of Tennessee, has been
laid before the present conclave of
Nashville COmmandrry No. l; and
whereas as, the ties which bind the
sister Communicates of Columbia and
Nashville are peculiarly strengthened
by the relations of mutual affection
and respect existing between them;
be it.
Resolved, That Nashville COmman-
derry No. l, expresses her deepest
sympathy with her lister of Columbia,
in this her hour of sorrow bereave-
mcnt, and her assurance of the high
admiration, unqualified respect and
warm affection she cverhas entertain
ed for the deceased, who, by his
exertions did so much to establish the
close relation which unite the Com
manderies.
Resolved, That the Knights of Nash
vile ~Commandery unanimously ex-
press their deep regret that the new
Of the death of their loved Frater, Sir
Lucius j. Polk, reached them too late
for the arrangement of any public
demonstration ofrespect and sorrow
on their part at his funeral.
Resolved, That in the deeth of the
Right Eminent Sir Lucius j. Polk,
the State and national bodies of the
Knight Templar, and all the subOrdi-
nate Communicates of Tennessee,
have sustained the loss of an able and
judiciOus counsellor; a brave noble,
generous, amiable, affectionate and
enthusiastic friend a Knight whose
sword of spotless purity was long
borne high i'm an honorable warfare /;
a straightforward, honest and patriotic
citizen. and an humble, pure and self
denying Christian.
Resolved, That two generations of
knights in this CommOndery unitein
bearing testimony to the noble quail
ties and Christian worth of their late
Right Eminent Frater; the elder re-
garding him as a reliable companion
and trusted associate, the younger
looking up to him with fond reliance
and effectionate pride, and both CRATE
fully owning him as a friend, bow in
| sadness to the decree of the Angel of
Death who has borne him from our
midstto that unknown land where
no grave ever shall be opened. a.
Resolved, That copies of these reso-
lutions be forwarded to DeMolay
Commandary, No. 3 to the sorrowing
daughters ofthe deceased, and to his
brother, Sir Geo. Washington Polk of
AshwoOd, with the assurances of our
weeping with those who weep. and
our firm reliance that the soul of our
departed Fratcr has met with a recep-
ton in that Asylum above, where all
his tears are forever dried, and where
he anxiOusly awaits the coming of
those he loved below.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the records ofour Com
mandary, and be furnished TO the
editors of the Masonic Record, the
Nashville UNION AND AMERICAN, and
the Columbia Banner, with a respect
that they be ublished.
II. c. BRANsF ORD, Recorder.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

I will procee to open and hold an election at
all of the voting Precincts in the county of
Maury, on the Sth day of November, 1870, for
the purpose of voting for Governor, Congress
men, Senator, Floater. Representative, and for
filling any vacAncies that may be in District
offices. The following is a list of Judges and
Receivers for said election:
LIST District-Judges J W Page, p b Laid,
John Mcknight. Receiver, l. ID Potts.
VIM Kennedy. Receiver, "A kennedy.
I'd Disadvantages, VIM Fox, Joel Clymcre,
Thos q Hardison. Receiver, VIM w Hardison,
4th Distriet-Judges, AD Bryant, BIZ Le-
nier, George Parks. Receiver, ] c Murphy.
9TH Disadvantages, Joe Love, r q Harris,
A L Pruett. Receiver, 3 Thomas.
9Th District--Judges, G A Tomlinson, John
BeIIafant, j 4 Hunt. Receiver, j n torrance.
9TH Disadvantages, J G Moore, ] b Gal
loway, J Ferry. Receiver, Rufus Thomas.
sth Disadvantages, Thomas Mcclure, G
ID Mathews, Mr. Holden. Receiver, W NJ Nee
9th Disadvantages, Benz Harrison, j G
Horsley, J NJ White. Receiver, Jesse s Harris,
10th Disadvantages, JAS A Fleming, Ashley
Hill, A Bowen. Receiver, Preston Fleming.
18th Disadvantages, Sam1 Britton, j ID
Blakely, Morris Griffin. Receiver, ] c Cooper,
18th Observation-Disclosures, r d Ricketts,, J I
Morton, j VI Cranberry. Receiver, + NJ Rick
cts.
18th Disadvantages, l. Frierson, W R Bond
J NJ Goodloe. Receiver, A Fl Williams.
14th Disadvantages, 5 H Hill, G W Stock
ard, II Sellers. Receiver, RN Mcbride.
18th Disadvantages, RI Pugh, John Akin,
" X Conner. Receiver, John G Briggs.
18th Distri;t7Judges, b Warield, S Worley,
A B Cathey. Receiver, W Pauge.
18th Disadvantages, j NJ Gardner, r c
Pucket, J 5 Perry. Receiver, 7 f Anderson.
18th Disadvantages, l. G johnson, John I
Sparkman, W w Hiett. Receiver, j A Cook.
10Th Disadvantages, s r Alexander, J L
Sedberry, P Fitzgerald. Receiver, B A Nichol
Goth Disadvantages, W o Witherspoon, d
McCann, r Hughes. Receiver, J Mangrem.
2lst Disadvantages, r ] Bangus, II b
Daimwood, J NJ Allen. Receiver, L + Lanier:
22d Disadvantages, o NJ Mckissick, W "
Miller, James Chandler. Receiver, NJ Renfroe,
23d Disadvantages, J A Sanders, J Glenn,
" 7 Altman. Receiver, J c Parks.
oath Disadvantages, D X Hayes, d G Hol-
comb, X II Nicholson. Receiver, H johnson.
18th District-Judges, ] N Ellington, J n
Moody, DIR Boyd. Receiver, VIM Tisdell.
SIMS LATTA, Sheriff.
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SEVERAL members of the Columbia
Bar, Col. L. ID. MYERS, NJ. S. FEIEE-
son, Maj. VANCE THOMPSON, We're
summoned a few days ago by the
L. S. Marshal TO appear before the
Grand Jury of the Federal Court at
Nashville. Their testimony was ex-
pected to convict Judge w. p. MAR
TIN, and other Office holders in this
County of occupying official stations
i'm violation of the 3rd section of the
Fourteenth Amendment to the Con-
stitution of the United States. The
gentlemen above mentioned have re-
turned home, and we learn that their
cvidemc &C was not at all satisfactory
10 the Radicals, as il convicted no
one Ono Of the members of the
Grand Jury of the Federal Court, is
Gen. JERRY GILMEE, of Maury
County. Hcis a very proper person
for such dirty work.
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WASHINGTON.

Morton Defeating the VIII Of His
People. Ir.r
WASHINGTON, Oct. Ex-senator
Morton has formally declined the
mission to England, giving as a rea-
son for doing SO, that in the event of
his resignation a Senator, the Demo-
Gratis being i'm majority in the Legis-
lature of Indiana, would not fail to
elect a successor of their own party,
setting forth the improperly of such
a course on his part in connection with
the interests of the administration.
He cordially thanks the President for
this most distinguished favor of ten
dering him the mission, and it is UNI
derstOod the President replied in
terms equally friendly.
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OALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to decree of the WOrshipful the
County Court of Maury county, at the Angus
term, 1870, in the cause of Lewis W. Grimes
admir-, ct al, against John W. Todd and wife, Ct
al, l will sell to the highest bidder, in the fowl
of Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee, on Saturday, the
9Th day Of November, 1870, two tracts OF land
mentioned in the pleadi1gs, lying and being in
the 18th civil district of Maury county, on the
waters of the Big Bigby Creek, the tract known
as the "Home Place." bounded on the North
and East by the lands of Martin L.. Stockard,
on the South by the lands Of Seth Il. Kittrell
and on he West by the lands belonging to the
estate OF Moses Hoge and James W. Jennings,
and contains rs acres. The second tract ly-
ing on the Factory Fork" of Bigby, and boun-
ded on the West by the lands belonging Ia
Rockdale Factory, aud also of Samnel J. Iu-
gram and others, containing 2i2 acres.
Said lands will be sold on a credit Of one md
two years, with interest from day of sale, ex-
cept the sum of 300 in cash to pay costs and
attorneys fees. Notes with approved security
required ofthe purchasers, and lien retained
for the payment of the purchase money.
Scp3O. JOHN NJ. HICKEY,
Clert and Commissioner
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FROM FRANCE.

InsubordinatiOn and Treach cry.
Tours, Oct. 25.-The departments
of Lower Seine and Euro are declar-
ed in a state of siege. There has been
many cases of INSTRUMENTATION and
t%reachery, in which the guilty parties
were punished with death.
Affairs Around Paris-Diseontent Of
Frussian Soldiery.
Late adviccs from Paris show that
the sortie made OH the 2lst was eX-
ceedingly successful. Many Prus-
slams were killed and taken prisoners.
The journals, commenting upon
the Prussian report of this affair, call
attention to its false statements,
especially in representing the Ger
man loss as insignificant, and claim
ing the capture Of a number of pri-
soners, when the enemy took none.
As the wind has been unfavorable
for several days past, TO balloons
have left Paris.
From private but reliable sources
we hear there are vast numbers of
sick in the camps of the besiegers. On
many occasions the discomfort of the
men has been loudly expressed, and
their commanding officers have been
obliged to go often among the troops
to keep up their morale.
Sorties are made nightly by small
parties of Parisians, and constant fir
ing at night from the forts severely
harnesses the Prussians. Up to the
present time, the latter have not sue
ceeded in erecting batteries of seige
guns near enough to commence an
effective bombardment of the city.
Tho gentleman who gives the above
information is president of Versailles,
and has been there since the enemy
occupied the town until a day or two
ago, when he managed to make his
escape. lie says that even i'm the vi
cinity of Versailles the Prussians are
constantly annoyed by francs-tireurs,
who keep up an active guerrilla war
fare, firing from ambuscades, and dai-
ly.killing Numbers of the enemy.
At Chatillon.
BExoNcON, Oct. 25.-The invaders
are retreating from Chat;llOn lie Due,
taking seventeen wagon loads of
wounded. They left a large number
of deed OIL the field, among them a
Colonel of Raden cavalry.
D0mbard0emt Of vcrdun.
NEUF CHATEAU, Oct. 25.-Friday
night the Prussians attempted to bonn
bard Vcrdun, but their plans were
Disconnected by the gallant end sue
cessful sorties of the garrison. Our
troops charged with %bayonets. and
killed numbers of the enemy. Two
bodies of besiegers, installing each
other in the night for enemies, fought
for hours and suffered heavy losses.
.. Intellectual.
TrOchu made another attempt to
force an outlet near Essay Oh Monday
but was rspulsed.
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AFTER the late Democratic Con.
vention at Ccntreville, which nomi-
mated Col. THos. ii. PEBBLES, of this
County, for the State Senate, some
dissatisfaction was felt by a number
of the delegates from Lewis and Dix
on Counties. They thought that
their counties W ere entitled to the
nominee, and Capt. PLUMMER, ofLew-
is, was induced to iun as an indepen.
dent candidate against Col. PEEBLEs.
Capt. PLUMMER was i'm Maury Coun-
ty last week, and on last Monday ne
spoke in the Court House in this city.
On the same evening, after a consul
tation with number ofleading Dem.
ocrats, he concluded to withdraw
from the canvass, to prevent discord
In the Democratic ranks, and to de-
feat the election of the Radical can.
didate. This will be cheering news
to the Democracy throughout the
Senatorial district, and Capt. PLUM.
E will reap the reward of his self
denial in the future. He is young,
and a afford to wait. While we
strongly condemned his curse i'm
coming out against the regular NOM
inee Of the Dcmocrat party, vet he
no doubt felt that his county was en-
titled to the nomination, and we ac-
cord him honor and praise for with
drawing. Welearn that Capt. PLUM
MER was a gallant soldier of the Sd
Tennessee Regiment of Infantry DUR
ing the late war.
Col. PEBBLES only opponent now
is Mr.. BLACKBURN, the Radical nomi-
nee. Mr.. BLACKBURN is not as dis
honest and as incapable as most of
the Radical leaders, but ht endorses
that party, and he cannot expect to
share a better fate than the dog Tray
in the fable. He is not guilty of mean
and atrocious acts against the liber-
ties and lives of the people like
BRowNLow, but he endorsed the ac-
ton of his satanic majesty when he
sat on his throne in Tennessee. He
was and is in favor of the odious dis
franchising laws, and that is enough
to condemn him without benefit OF
clergy before the tribunal of the
people. Col. PEBBLES is a man OF
large mind, thorough cultivation, and
has always been in full accord with
his people. Several years ago Inc
found that a bogus insurance compa-
ny was dcfrauding the people, and he
exposed its corruptions, and it was
through his agency that the
people were secured from any fur
Their fraud. He is a man of high
integrity, and will be a bold and able
champion against all corrupt rings
and sOulless corporation monopolies
that usually hover like vulturcs over
the halls of legislation.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF TOWN LOTS.

Pursuant to decree of the Chaneery Court at
Columbia, at the September term, 1863, in the
case Of Thomas J. Perry, Admr., VS.. Sarah c.
re.Iy, Execltrix, &c, l will sell to the highest
bidder, at the Court House, in the town Of Co
Iumbia, on Monday the 2lss day of November,
io'e. a valuable house and lot situated in the
eastern extension of the corporation Of said town
Oh Columbia. adjoining the lots of j B. Wood
sides and others, and known as lot No. 1872.
Terms twelve months credit with interest
IRON date, the purchaser required to execute
note with good security and a lean retained for
the purchase money.
il. WILLIAMS, ca N.
Oct 81 1870
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future Fairs in Maury County. The
discussion of this subject was inter-
rupted by dinner, which was on the
Old style, munficent, magniicent and
princely in proportions, ric b and delft
ciousin quantity ,andrare and exquisite
in style. The talking was better after
dinner than before. A vote of thanks
was rendered the kind and hospitable
host and hostess at the instance OF
Mai. CHEAIRs.
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SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to decree Of the Chancery Court q
Columbia at the March term 1870, in the case c
James II. Stephenson vs. James Ovorton ct al,
will sell to the highest bidder at the Court
House in Columbis on Monday, the 24th day of
October, 1870, the undivided interest Of James
]. Overton in and to a tract of land situated in
the 10th civil district of Maury county, adjoin-
ing the lands of G.. d.. Blair and others, con-
tanning 3G5 acres, also the undivided interest Of
said Overton in a tract OF land situated IN said
county, adjoining the lands Of said Blair and
others, containing ia acres. And the same
will be sold for cash.
Sep2S4t il. WILLIAMS, CD ".
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OHANCERY SALE
OF TOWN LOTIN SPRING HILL

Pursuant to decree of the Chancery Court at
Columbia at the March term, 1870, in the case
Of w. >. Grafton, admir-, vs.. j. b. stephenson,
Court House in Columbia, on Monday, the Dist
day Of November, 1s70, a valuable town lot sit
uated in the town of Spring Hill Maury county,
Tenn, adjoining the lots of Gen. Ewell aud
others.
Terms, eight mouths credit, with interest
from date, the purchaser required to execute
note with good security, and a lien retained for
the purchase money.
Gct2I-4t i'll. WILLIAMS, C.. 4 N.
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WAYNEsBoRo. Oct. 18th. 1870
EDrfOR CoLUMBIA HERALD: Dear
Sir: In as much as the Radicals
have out a candidate for Congress,
in the 9th Congressional District /;
and believing that my remaining OH
the track might at least hazard the
election of Democrat and damage
the success of JOHN {. BROwN, l
withdraw my name as candidate for
Congress in the 9th Congressiona
District, and return my thanks to the
people of said District for the ell
couragemcnt and kind treatment
received. Respectfully,
-I| ~ ne. ~. JoNATua MoRRIS
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Y ALUABLE o.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

In pursuance Of an act of the Legislature o
the State of Tennessee, authorizing the Trustee.
of Jackson College to sell the property belong
ing to said institution, cd eistmg Of about sever
acres, said Board o. Trustees have appointed
the undersigned Commissioners to lay OIL said
land in lots and to sell the same at public sale
to the highest bidder, upon a credit of one and
two wears, except the sum Of ten per cent. upon
each purchase which will be required to be paid
in cash.
We have divided said land into thirteen lots:
six of said lots front upon the Pulaski pike and
Garden Street and seven of said lots front upon
High Street and the CampbellsviIle Pike.
Three of said lots front upon the Railroad, and
are we'll suited for warehouses, and said lots
are now the most eligible unimproved lots for
sale in the tow Of Columbia. Persons desir-
ing to invest in town property are especially in
vited to examine said lots. We will sell said
lots upon the premise on Saturday, the 9th
day Of November, 1870. VIM. X. Hodge or
VIM. Galloway will show the property to per-
sons de string to purchase.
VIM. r. HODGE,
WIN. GALLOWAY,
JAS. H.. THOMAS,
Oct IA Commissioners.
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CHAyCERY SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to decree of the Chancery court at
Columbia, at the September term, ls6s, in the
case of ". X. Reaves, VS. W. 7. johnson, l will
sell to the highest bidder at the Court House
in the town Of Columbia, on Monday, the 21st
day Of November, 1910, q tract Of land situated
in the 18th civil district Of Maury county, nd
joining the lands of James Jones, A.P. w. Thur
mond. Anderson Byers, and others, containing
acres.
Terms, six and twelve months credit, with
~in,erest from date, the purchaser required to ex-
ccute note with good security, aud q lein retain
Cd for the purchase money.
Oct 2l-4t j. L.. WILLIAMS T.. Il NJ.
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A OF
VAJJiARIE REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to a decree OF the worshipiui the
Comfy Court of Maury county, at the August
Term 1870. in the cause of John A. Thompson
ct AL vs.. Ieyonia Kircheville, 1 will sell to the
highest bidder at the Court House door in the
town of Columbia, Maury county. Tenn, on
SATURDAY, Nov. -, 1870, the valuable tract of
land mentioned in the plesdings in this cause,
wing and being in the 1th Civil District OF
Haury county, Tenn, the fum Oh which the
late John A. Thompson resided, and known as
the Thompson Place, containing about three
hundred acres, and not subject to Bowel.
Said land viii be sold on a credit Of one
and two years time, with interest from date of
sale, except the sum Of 800 cash to pay costs
and attorneys fees. Notes with approved Sc
curity required Of the purchaser, and a lien re-
tanned for the payment Of the purchase money.
JOHN N. HICKEY,
Octl4-lw Clerk and Commissioner
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In CHANCERY AT COLUMBIA.

II appearing TO me FROM the supplemented
bill of David Witherspoon, filed in the above
cause, and which is sworn to, that II. T.. vii
lard and wife, Margaret A.. Willard, are de-
PENDANTS and aon-residents Of the State Of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process oil law
cannot be served on them. 1t is therefore or
dered by me that publication be made in the Co
lumbia HERALD, q newspaper published in the
town of Columbia, Maury comfy, Tennessee,
for four successive weeks, the last OF which
shall be at least ono week before the next term
of the Chancery Court to be held at the Court
House in the town OF Columbia, on the fourth
Monday in November next, requirin ing said de-
feirdants to then and there appear aud plead,
answer or demur to compliments bill, or the
same Will be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing ex parte.
Oct2I-4w j. L. WILLIAMS, G.. Il NJ.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN. JNO. C.. BROWN.
FOR CONGRESS,
GEN. W. G. W~HITTHORNE.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
COL. I. Il. PEBBLES.
FOR FLOATER,
WILLIAM B. GORDON.
Public Speaking.

w. c. Whitthorne candidate for
Congress viii address the people OF
the 9th Congressional district at
Santa Fee, Tuesday, Nov. LIST.
Spring Hill, Wednesday, Nov. I'd.
Culleoka, Thursday, Nov. Sd.
Hampshire, Friday, Nov. 4th.
Mt. Pleasant, Saturday, Nov. 9TH.
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T.
In CHANCERY
AT COLUMBIA.

. ".. ... ..
Stephen Jordan VS.. James l.. Guest and others.
1t appearing to me from complainant's
bill filed in the above cause, which is
sworn to, that William r. Pillow,
one Of the defendants, is a non
resident of the State of Ten
nessee, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served on him. 1t is
therefore ordered by me that publication
be made in the Columbia HERALD, a
newspaper published in the town OF Co
lumbia, Maury county, Tenn, for four
successive weeks, the last of which shall
be at least one week before the next term
of the Chancery Court to be held at the
Court House i'm the said town of Column
bia, on the 4th Monday in November
next, requiring the said defendant to
then and there appear and plead, answer
or demur to complainant's bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to
him and set for hearing FIX parte.
Oct2I J. l.. WILLIAMS, G. Il NJ.
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In
ATCOLUMBIA.
NONRESIDENT NOTICES.

5. NJ. Medley, Admir-, vs.. NJ. +: whes. etal.
Ii appearing to me from the cross bill Of NJ.
E. Wiles filed in the above cause, that Amelia
Franklin. Mrs. Scott, p. n. Franklin, and one
or more brothers and sisters, whose names are
unknown, Rufus Martin. Miriam Eastman and
her husband, ii. Z. Eastman, Mary N. Baker
and her husband, Ed Baker, and Amanda
Scott, are defendants and non-resideuts
of the State OF Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served on
thcw. 1t is therefore ordered by 1e that pub
LEGATION be made in the Columbia HERALD, .
newspaper published in the town Of Columbia,
Maury county, Tenn, for four successive weeks,
the last Of which shall be at least one week be-
fore the next term Of the Chancery Court to be
held at the Court House in said town of Column
bia, on the 4th Monday in November next, re-
quiripg the said defendants to then and there
appear and plead, answer or demurto complain-
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to them, and set for hearing cx parte.
Oct7-4w J.L. WILLIAMS, CD NJ
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NOTICE.

Samuel o. johnson, vs.. A. ii. johnson.
happening to ne from the petition Of petit
TONERS filed in this cause, that A. NJ. johnson
is a nonresident of the State SOf Tennessee, 50
that the ordinary process oflaw cannotb be served
on him. Ii is therefore ordered by ime that
publication be made in the Columbia HERALD,
a newspaper published in the town Of Columbia,
Maury county, Tennessee, for four successive
weeks, requiring the said defendant A.. III:
johnson TO appear before me By the first OF
February, 1871, then and there to plead, an
swer or demur, to the petition, OF attachment,
Of said Samuel D. johnson, or the same will DC
taken for confessed as to him, and set for hear
ing, sx parte. Wistness,
JOHN r. SPARKNAN,
A Justice of the Peace for Maury County.
CECILIA