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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-08-25
TON RESIDENT NOTICE.
Iptbe Circuit Court at c Columbia.


State Of Tennessee, Maury county.-J0hn
W. Nicely. adm r, rs. W. D. render,
Tn This case. il appearing By affidavit, that
the defendant, W. D. Pender, Is justly Inde6--
ed 10 the Plaintiff, John W. Nicely, admins
traitor of NJ. 3. Fender, decd, and IS a non
resident Of the State, so that the ordinary Pro-
80 Sf Law cannot be served on him; and al
original attachment having been sued out, re-
turnabIe to the circuit court Of Maury county,
defendants property, it is ordered BY the clerk
that publication be made for four successive
weeks, in the Columbia Herald, a newspaper
published in Columbia, Tennessee, command
ing the said W. ID. Fender 10 appear before
said court at the court house in Columbia. On
the first Monday in September, ISL, 70 make
defence TO said suit, or the same viii be Pro
ceeded with ex parte.
". j, WHITTHORNE, JR., Clerk.
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CTATE OF TENNESSEE,
- NTAI~pV C0T-NT

aug. 1S.-4w.
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AT. Alexander, firm Of WitherspOOn / Al
exander. vs.. James u. Sarven, garnishee Of j Z.
NJ. Little Garnishment by Attachment.
In this cause it appearing 10 me that Jos:
VI. Little Is a nonresident OF the state OF
Tennessee so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on him Therefore 1t Is or
dered By me that publication be made ia the
Columbia Herald, newspaper Puolls1ed IN
Columbia, for four successive weeks. requiring
the said Jos. NJ Little to appear before me at
my Office in Columbia on the End day Of Sep
TENDER, ISL, and make such defence a. he may
have 10 this suit, or the same will be taken for
confessed, and set for hearing ex parte as TO
him. BENJ. HAhh1SON, J. Z.
an 1g Nv
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DATENT
.STL TT,E J{IULD WHITE WIRE
CLOTHES LINE
IOATENT

To the Lal.c y Nmoy and -ideAsats
CD1mhcs.
WE ASK TILE PRIVILEGE OF Sole
w ting. your attention to our Few quality
Of Clothes Line v ire, manufactured in such .
manner, II white metallic substance, that II Is
prevented from ever cOrroding or changing
from lis beautiful white color during any num-
Der OF years. We guarantee II 10 be perpetual
" infallIblc against rust, and after you have
used il we are confident that you will concur
with the statements Of thousands Of families
loud in is praise who have it in use.
The following arc tbo sd-autazvs gained Hy
sing these Patent White Wire ClOt hes Lines:
LIST. Thy ere truly an ornament wherever
placed, always retaining that shining whiteness.
are forever clean and never have 10 be thkep in,
no matter what Tie weather may be, water or
frost cannot effect them.
"a. The durability Of this Wire Line S-one Of
the greatest considerations, As il will last from
thirty 10 fifty years, and during that time you
viii wear on. great many common lines, be
sides being ooi-cd 10 put up with az immense
amount Of trouble with them.
Cd. Alter it is put up and wiped of it is al
ways clean, while rope line Is more or less
exposed 10 dust and dirt and must be washed
before il IS used or it viii soil the clothes.
4th. BY actual experience it is found to be BY
far tie cheapest clothes line, besides its great
convenience. TITS will last a lifetime
9th. You San never hang it too heavily with
clothes.
9Th. Anot o. the chief advantages Of this
line over the rope line IS that clothes Of any kind
will not freeze 70 il in cold weather, and the
finest fabrics car DC removed at any time with
out injury. s rope line will always absorb
more or les moisture ftom the clothes, and in
cold weather vii freeze through and through,
and thin articles cannot be removed without
liability Of tearia them. While the wire being
OF pure metal substance does not absorb
the s.ightes uOistuIe, consequently there can
not be frost snCUghJrmed to cause an adhesion,
and even IL finest r1uze ran be removed from
tine hne without injuring it in the least.
1th. The JlkClieS now being used in the pat
ent soaps b. sc net he least effect ON the White
Wire Lines. They dry quick and escape.
9th. 1t viii save you its price in saving ygu
time aud trouble every six months you own il. 1s
9th. It never will break and drop clothes in
% the mud. The old rope line is frequently the
causeas = yhole day extra washing. This one
thing alose IS enough 10 condemn the old style
OF lines flreve-, and call into requisiton az ar
ticle that is free from all such provoking annoy
anccs, something strong, clean and durable
Get the Patert Everlasting White Wire Line,
then you have 1t right.
Price cents per foot.
G. W. KING Il CO., Manufacturers, Phra.
For sale in COlumbi BY ). JORDAN,
. Febl- tr Al NAilTIN 1. pTrE ApT,rS
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STIR TIE Som.-DmiRg the warm,
dry days, remember that the air cir
culatiHg over every acre Ofcorn will
contain in six feet Of height at least
SIXTY gallons Of water. This quanti-
tymay be made available many times
over during a single night, by sim
ply keeping Tie soil stirred aud mel
low. Corn must have moisture As
well as heat. With the soil in the
right condition, it will get it while
you sleep, and however dry the
weather, viii absorb sufficient mois-
ture TO prevent its curling. rs the
soil rapidly cools it drinks in the
warm air, and takes up the greater
part of the water contained therein.
Don't neglect to stir the soil if you
want earn
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TNSoLVENT NOTICE.

1t having this day been suggested to me, gnO.
" Hickey, Clerk Of the County Court Of Maui
~ County. that the personal estate Of Thomas
A. .Leftwiek, deceased, is insolyent. 1t is,
therefore, ordered by me that all persons hay
ing debts or demands against said estate, fle
tho same in the Office Of the Clerk of the
County Court Of said County, properly authen-
ticated on or before the 1st day of January,
1872, for pro rata, or the same will be forever
barred. JOHN NJ. HICKEY,
Aup & 1S7I-w4 Clerk
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How 10 Destroy the CurculiO and In
prove hilarious Atmosphere.

Col. Lucius A. HardCe. Of Jack
7Ouville, Florida, claims to have
made some very interesting expert
meuts and discoveries in the aunihi-
iatIOn Of the cUrculiO and other
troublesome insects by consussiOn, As
well as driving away poisonous and
nalariOus vapOrs Of tie fir through
The same agency. At recent meet
ing Of prominent citizens Of Jack
-luvi.Ie, Ia, interested in this sub
Eca', C5l Hardee explained his dis
a0yery as follows:
i claim that have utilized con-
ruSsi0u in iAe perfect aUIihilaiion Of
i.c horticultural pest known a. cur
c-iiO. Nv attention, carly G spring.
vas called 10 the fact that IA the Vi
ci3itv of the new railroad, which
runs Immediately through my or
-hard. lie curculiO was driven 10 the
extreme end Of my orchard. Ii Is
wei known 10 all promoiogi>ts
that this enemy does is WORK at
night. The cars passing through my
orchard (Which Is situated just one
mile from the depot in your city
blows ils whistle il passing just after
uig4tlau, AID aLaiu IN the morning
before daylight / was led to the
belief that the noise Of The whistle,
er iarrinc, was the c1use Of their dis
appearance from the vicinity of the
railroad To satisfy myself placed
iwo pounds Of powder IN the hollow
II a liyc-oak stump Immediately in
the vicinity where they promised tho
entire destruction OF some plums,
peaches. &c. This powder was fred
OF one calm night, and II not only
destroyed every CurCuliO, but every
winged iusCc; ia my entire orchard.
Ms attention was called to the mar
yglOuS growth Of my peach trees and
vines on the line of lie railroad. /
could In no way account for this I'M
al / discovered the wonderful effect
that the two pounds of powder had
.ou nay other trees.
Il claim, gentlemen, that eoEcUs-
lion is the greatest fertilizer
known. How ID affects tie air, soil,
cor trees. / Iuow not; thatI leave for
more scientific miud-: ] only know
i.r fact. I claim that conclusion will /
destroy al auiuaicu.cs and render
.irkly localities perfectly healthy. II Z
D. well known that during the late (
1ag. yellow fever or no other con- .
ta-.ous diseases made their appear I
.urc Ed our Southern cities, and !. is .
also known that Grants entire army .
uf EuE thousand men e. loved per- F..
t,.t health ON The Big Black, during
.r ~.ehi- season OF 1864 This, I
heretofore. las uoj been satisfactorily /
s..awtoa iOr. Z claim that ihc Nanks Z
ia. ia2Chlc3 20 Hing GunpowCeT for /
,..-r aCal;liulug~s during tic late I
wicked war. CoueUsSiOH j. the great I
.-Cu, OF nature ia purifying the at .
maSplcrc. 10 = well known by 4
physicians Jlc effects produced 10y .
.nauGC during s5ekly seasons, and ID .
.= uCIlCstallisbUd fac; tEat during
dire aI CT l>5-. when tie yellow
s.rlr was raging ia Jacksonville. .
srCTg v-oz rc-r Ii-F.1 0r uN q UrHHv F.
g -au-5 gave sea. EoErrrCu. an SC .
.-.r a. severe. experiments ! have
-a. -s--5fl I-- E laf aGC. f0.
.s aE. Ue- .. o-r '-u0- ]
r -e-rC>E aH Eg. Vl. aas So -
GHhc sEs .l-r--rrs .lto-c f..c .
-za6C
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CTATE OF TENNESSEE,
MARRY COZ NTY.

". 5. Rainey, Admir- Of S. ". Frierson,
deed, vs.. J. ID. S4Tyen, garnIshee Of j. NJ. Lit
tle Garnishmeut By Attachment.
In this cause il appearing 70 me that Jos. VI.
Little Is a nonresident Of the safe of Iennes-
see so that the ordinary process Of law cannot
be served on him, therefore il is ordered BY me
that publication be made in the Columbia Her
aid. a newspaper published in Columbia, for
four successive weeks requiring the said Jos.
VI. Little 10 appear me at my Office in COlum-
bia on the 22nd day Of September, ISL, and
make such defence as be may have 10 this suit,
OF the same viii be taken for confessed, and
set for hearing, eX plrte. as 10 him.
BENZ. HARRISON, J. P.
aug IS.-iW.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of a venditi0ni expOnlS 70 me Ill
rected from the Circuit Court of Maury c0un-
Is, Tenn, l will sell at the Court House door,
IN the town of Columbia, on Monday, the 18th
day Of August next, for cash. tract Of land
in the I'D district of Maury county, Tenn,
bounded as follows; On the south by Spring
Hill and Mt. Carmel road, east by the land %
X. W. McLemOrc, north BY Ii, III. Hill and j.
W Cheairs, and west by 5. W. Cheairs, contain
ing twenty -hye acres, more or less said land
sold to pay debt and costs in case Of j. ".
Cheairs ". NJ. b. MOllOy.
SIMS LATTA, Sheriff.
July std. Per B. A. NICHOLS D. :.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue ola venditioni exponas TO ne di-
rected from the Circuit Court OF Maury county
l viii sell, for cash, TO the highest bidder, in
the town Of Columbia, on Monday the 18th 0i
August next, in the case Of j. I. Akin and I =.
J. Ewing. Adm'rs-, P. J. Akin, Trustee, vs.
scribed land, in the 18th district Of Maury
county, Tenn, bounded rs follows: On the
East by the land of Thomas J Mays, North by
Roach, West by Thomas, Baker and Rem, and
South by VIM. Galloway, containing ffty-six
acres, more OF less. Also all the right. title
and claim that defendant, W. III. Watkins, has
in one o Their tracl, bounded as follows On the
South by lands OF Thomas W Reen, West by
Miner and Oakly, on the North by Jack Gard
ner. East BY Henry Hedspeth, containing -
acres, more or less.
SIMS LATTA, Sheriff.
july std Per b. NICHOLS, ID. X
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HuEDTvNr,--- c.

by virtue of q ycEditioni cyponas TO me III
rected from the circuit court OF Maury county,
in favor of Il. A. eileen, Ext. rs. j. II. Oicn,
VIM Oden and II. Oden. staycr. I Will sell for
cash 70 the highest bidder. at the court house
doOr!in the town # Columbia, on the 2Sth OF An
gust, ISL, the folio Eing described trace OF par
eel Of land, situated in the state Of Tennessee.
Maary county, and civil district No. =, 1uI
bounded as fellows, 10 Wit: By the lands u.
Geo. Christmas estate, J. c. Wyley, J. Z.
Moody and others, containing - aces. more
OF less, and levied on as the property of Ieft.
j. B. Oden, 70 satisfy said debt and costs
SINS LAITA. Sheriff.
July std. Per uENRY JOHNSON. ID. :.
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Attention of the Public.

HAVING REPLENISHED MY STOCK OF
IL Horses and Buggies, am now prepared
to furnish the public with new Carriages and
BugEies Of the latest style. | have on hand
nice selection Of Saddle Horses, which | will
hire at prices TO suit the times. Hors es ted bv
the day, week or month, at reasonable rates.
My Stable is situated on East Main Street, two
doors below the Market House. Columbia, Tenn.
Alarch51-6m JOHN p MCGAW
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REFERENCES.

REEERENC ES.
Hon. W. B. WILSON, Columbia, Tenn.
Col. A. NJ L0oNEY, Columbia, Tenn.
W. J. DALE, Esq, Columbia, Tenn.
A. S. HORSLEY, Columbia, Tenn.
LIPSCOMB BROS, Colum bia, Tenn.
WV. ]. ANDREWS, Esq, Columbia, Tenn.
KUHN 4 TURPlN, Columbia, Tenn.
WILLIS. 2. JONES, Columbia, Tenn.
DIR. 7. B RAINS, Columbia, Tenn.
JAMES ANDREWS & CO., Columbia. Tenn.
Col. THOS. w. KEESEE, Columbia, Tenn
JOHN 2. McGAW, Mayor Of Columbia.
MARTIN l. PICKARD, Columbia, Tenn.
JOHN FRI ERS0N, Pres dt. lst Nat. Bank.
Hon. W. V. THOMPSON, Columbia, Tenn.
W.P. INGRAM, Pres'dt. Bank Of Columbia.
Hon. W. c. WHITTH0RNE, Columbia, Tenn.
Mai. W. E. RICHARDSON, Selma, Ala.
JOHN NJ. LARKIN & CO, Columbia, Tenn.
Hon. LUXE PRYOR, Athens, Ala.
A Liberal Discount Given To Agents.
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NeOpElOgen Institute,
CROSS PLAINS, TENN.
CONMEN SENSE SCHOOL-NEW AND ORR
GINAL SYSTEM.
Columbia Athenaum

q FIRST Class school Ger fouuE la
die Advantages s--klocaEt Guognls IS
scrcsl-iiea ithv Le-arfor-l sVs riau fpiidir -
-slo,an Apparatus ~ ell selected Dfhrar1o -
k1erss, a a ETc IN essh-Atar 3sr'iv srr Piled
Tssle-fuli AaG gacient ssrzlty-sa ySsTse R-
F-srfsaee-CtRrse % lustrzctfoz tho-oaFh sr3
g uFisse-iAriccs rsaasol-Nauher ot Nsfric
aistss i.iSs. an& "a jigaiuxtas-No Sccisrtsn-
ts=-Ses<is1 ers-s Sers. tth-CstAfcgues FErE
9seiov Wa A. SsTrH A. NJ. Sew
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE

THE NENT SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF
4 THESE Institutions will open SEPTEM-
BIER FOURTH with full corps of Instructors
For Catalogues, containing course Of study.
terms, &c, address Prof. ID. THOMAS or PrJE
J. j. RGCkkR. Georgetown, by
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

u virtue Of vCndIti0ai C1pCna- % me he
rccted from the circuit court 81 Naury c1ur-
ty,l viii sell q the highest bidder. far each. In
the case % J. n. Webster " >. i y G-eeu-
helI, q ihc court house In columbia. Auggr
=, I'll, = parcel u- tr1lt 0i land, lying ir i'.f.
No, 4 Maury county. bounded as foliun- In
nc enst oy the lsnds % PAGE. on TIE urr'h ~
Baker and Tom Davis. on the wet b. T. b. D.
Patc, On the south hy Pagc and Oakly. contain
ing - acrys. mcrc 90 les. known arthr Lowell
place. and levied On az the prrporty-0t y. 4. r.
Grcculcii to satisfy saii debt snd -asts.
SINS LATTA. Shcuf-
Jaly std. Perl il. a. Nrcgols. D.
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How To DANISH FLEks.-The
MARYLAND Farmer gives the follow
ing useful recipe for eXterminaung
flcas;
The oil of pcnnyroyal viii GER
aiulv drive these pests of; hut a
5T.ralcr ,,,sthoa. whore 80 Ac..'S
fausf >'rS, i 10 throw your dogs and
car, into a detection Of Il once \
vu,l. Now tho herb and scatter il
Ia ;f-c hC3s Of the pigs once a month.
w ere tic herb cannot be got, the
Isl ,asy 1c procured. In this case
Sss-rasc strings with ]; and Jle them
s-,--s Tie 1ccks of dogs aud cats,
M F. lsulc On The back sd about
81, rz-s q hogs which ven cSu DO
ICY s-c sefSisE without
---E r trs,. ~ repeating these
ans -x every twelve c- Gt.cEu
ErTS .- s-ys v5, 20 G.c-2 sc~r
--fs q, s-Ssg RESET sd I'M
-------- -r- r-s r--- yr' e z-5 cr-s-
~
-. sss----r.f e.-- .le o., %
--r-svs 81 s5g& arvsnd tas
--s ttsf 81 t,,esss wii drive &C
LIZ, tie sig.sxs shoGlS b saturated
eece } Gay.
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George N. Martin and o.b...


Notice Is hereby given that George NJ "
IN, j. ,, Frlerson, David SaTyen. II n
IIfteom5, YIN. 5. Fleming, Leman 0at11,.1o'
=. W MeRady, j. NJ. fowler. and Job-1l
walker, ruling Elders and, James q MI a
VIM. u. Wilson, w. III. Engle and w. p Nv
don, Deaeons OF the Presbyterian Cbure5 - "
town OF Columbia, Tennessee, have fls5 ~ n ne
petition IN the Chancery Court, at CaI1,,ssLlesli
Tenn, setting forth that they arc a na-t "a,
and under the Instruction Of ths Genersl' ~
sembly of the Presbyterian church II - -
United States. That they, together witb ~
congregations with which they wOrship. a.. ne nc
ganiZed for the purpose Of wOrshipin1 81
and that as such church they desire To bs No.
body polite and incorporated in accords1.o
with the laws Of the State, under the nar,s
and style of the First Presbyterian cbureb' H
the town of Columbia, and asking thai II y. -
have power 20 sue and be sued, and Of pIsaS;Lyy
and being empleaded, and Of accepting - -
eeiving and holding real, personal prone-.
and asking for such other powers as MAJ II
necessary to carry out and perfect their 0rg,,
iZation, and as is usual in Incorporated bo'iicg
Now, therefore in consideration Of the prem
ises, it is ordered By me that publication l.
made for 30 days in the Columbia Herald
newspaper published in Columbia, Tenneszs.
notifying all persons 10 appear at the psy,
term of the chaneery court, to be held NJ he
court house in Columbia, Tennessee, on the ~
Monday in November, 1871, and then and tbe-r
show cause why letters Of Incorporation should
not issue.
iy2I. d. B. COOPER, CAN
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GALE or REAL ESTATE.

Dy virtue Of . Decree Of the Chancery Court
az CCluu bia, Tenn, June Term, IS7l, in the
ease Of Mm. X. Pillow, EXT, &c,, rs. Ed. I.
Lee, | will sell at the court house door, in the
ISL, 10 the highest bidder for cash, q lot or
parcel Of land Of about four and one
half acres, more or less, lying IN the 9Th civil
district Of MaUTy county, near the west mar
gin Of the town Of Columbia, known as part Of
July ga. i D COOPER, c < II.
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MANNER OF DRAWING.

There will be two Glass Wheels. One wheel
will contain IS .OOO numbers plainly printed,
being duplicates Of the tickets sold. The 9TH
or will contain 40 prizes. One number will
be drawn from the first wheel, and the first
prize drawn from the second wheel will be the
gift of the number first drawn, and so on until
all the prizes are drawn, whether the Capital
Prize or one Of smaller value.
nB-AlI monies arising from the sale Of Tick
cts will be deposited in the Bank of Columbia
and First National Bank of Columbia.
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ROOFING.

nTII-s Nrv aud Improved Patent
IL SHEET IRON ROOFING. fire. Ma
~ s-i Wi-a Hroet - a. s7&arsr1srt q
ykis rsrs-s y rartfes = "a "a rxscrrncS y d.
-vctea l. tie e. :. u arNsn1eEs : CHARTERS, 81
gers E=--+si. EyR=ssE Ts-rits-r. ass Ai>As-
"a sz& CkAstsz1esz & +. sEi kes,sT
SAsFzsa. Ce.t:sseess. Ts.s-. AIS NsFrsll
-EELI.ekGE as,.. eau. Q.
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CTRAYEDoRs STOLEN!

From Ashwood, one BLACK HORSE, Is hands
high, hind feet white, thin in order and 10 or
u years old, Also one Brown HORSE MULE,
years old, Is hands high and very thin.
Any information will be thankfully received
or any one delivering the said stock will be
literally rewarded. They have been missing
two weeks next Friday night. -
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TOR SALE.

ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN MID
DIE TENNESSEE
We offer al private sale the farm on which
u. D. Cooper, Esq, now lives, containing 800
acres Of land, and lying four miles West OF
Columbia, Tenn, on the Hampshire turnpike
This place is located in one Of the most mora
and educated communities Of the State, and has
on It an elegant residence, and all other neces-
sary improvements, includinga first rate gin
house, negro cabins, &c. For terms ofsaIe, ap-
plyto W. F. COOPER, Nashville,
Nov IS Or JOHN FRIERS0N, Columbia.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

James B. Harriss, admir- ct ell vs., James G.
Hill, ct ell. Petition TO sell land. -
In the above cause il appearing TO me from
eomplainant'5 petition that the defendants,
James C. Hill, Melvina Ramsey, and her hus-
band, - Ramsey, the children OF Selma
Tombs, whose names are unknown. William
and G. Hill are nOn-residents of the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon them, that James G.
Hill resides in the State Of Arkansas, Melvina
Ramsey and her husband, - Ramsey reside
in the State Of Alabama, the children Of SELF
ma TOmbs reside in the State Of Texas. and
William G.. Hill resides in the State OF MIS-
sissippi, Tits therefore ordered BY me that
said nonresident defendants appear before the
Justices Of the WOrshipful County Court on
Maury county, at a eourty court TO be held FOR
said county at the court house in the town OF
Columbia, Maury county, State OF tennessee,
on the first Monday in October next, and then
and there answer, plead to or demur to COM
plainant's petitian, or the same viii De taken
for confessed as to them, and set t9r nearing
ex parte. JOHN VI. HlCh61 - leL,a'
P. GoRDoS, Atty for petitioners. laugS.
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Tie 8 a. m. Train runs through 20 Memphis
daily. without change Of cars, arriving there at
3.85y m. same DAY, 8 hours quicker than bv n
val lines, and making connections for 81 Louis
and all points West and Northwest. The $50
p. m. tram makes close connections for Mem
,,,ii- -,acN>rn. tennessee, Jackson, Mississippi,
NicksbUrc, New Orleans and Galveston. Pas
~eurcrs have tie choice OF routes via Memphis
or Jackson, Tennessee, q al principal points in
the Southwest. The > r.. train connects az
Jnion C.fy - -, lsuls, Chicago, San Francisco
and the Northwest. The $50 4. n. ard Gas 2.
N. trans CONNECT "a Chagt1uooca Tor Rome. At
La ~. al IL ----cLnal Sonthern clLico
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In consequence OF existing circumstances, we
the undersigned, deem Il necessary to hereby
notify all persons from hunting with guns or
dogs, or in any other way trespasSing on our
lands on Little Bigoy creek, Sth civil district
Maury county, Tennessee. All persons thus
trssplssiuE viii be dealt with to the full exten
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LAND POSTED.

LAND GOS1ED.
The undersigned do hereby warn all persons
not to hunt OF otherwise trespaSs upon their
premises. All offenders Will be prosecuted to
the extent Of the law.
L. e.. ALEXANDER. JR.,
I. Ii. ALEXANDER,
G. W. ALEXANDER,
\. J. ALEXANDER,
REUBEN POLK.