The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-08-11

Procccdinss Of the Quorum Court,
I = August, m. lssl.
Stephen Williams renewed his bond as Guar
dian for George F. Sedbury, s-Rinof.
The last will and testament Of Ann j. Tur-
ner was ordered to probate.
4 A. II. Williams offered his resignation as
constable Of the 18th civil district.
William A. Latta offered his resignation as
deputy sheriff.
The lmt will and testament Of John Baird
was proven and ordered to probate by the
court, and ". B. Dsyless, d Nashville APP
bond. ~
b. C. Helm guardian for Nancy B. Baldrsdge
and Nancy E. Digger, settIement confirmed
and ordered to pay de amount into the coun-
Eugenie c. Cockrill appointed guardian Of
Nancy E. Cockrill, . minor.
John A. Green appointed administrator Of
John &C. Wiley, deceased, and give bond in
the sum of 81, 900.
james g. Harris appointed administrator of
Marian Hill, deceased, and give bond in the
| sum of q, 900.
John A: Miller appointed guardian for Ju-
| Llama and Joseph Foster, minors.
Joseph A. Irwin appointed guardian of Al
| lice Il. Miller.
N. E. Pipkin appointed administrator Of
| 81 200.
State Of Tennessee vs.. Isaac Hardison, COL
ored, cotinued.
Joseph W. Morrow renewed his bond as
guardian for Sarah F. Russell, minor.
Henry harris appointed guardian for Laura
and Liza Ramsey, minors.
r; +; Nc Bride appointed guardian for u. b.
Mcbride, o minor. -
Brown Stewart, colorcd, xas apprcnticed to
Thomas W. Walker, and appealto circuit court
by j. y: Boud, Attorney. fF
Miss Mamie Baird appointed guardian for
Miss Fannie Baird, q minor.
Miss Mollie Baird appointed guardian for
Alice Baird, q minor. :.
Miss Julia Baird appointed guardian for
Sallie Baird, minor.
| R..C. Campbell vs. Jas. C.. Campbcll, order
ed by the courtsthat the clerk take proof in
the cause to sec what wonld be . reasonable
compensation TO be allowed the administrator.
second Days Proceedings, Aue. sth.
W. s. Walker appointed guardian Of 8. =.
Walker and others. -
James N. White appointed guardian fof W.
8. White and others.
John N; Hickey appointed guardiib John
James wilkins We. w. r. Pillow A motion
having been previously served onths said Pill
low to give other security in tho room of the
said Wilkins ON his bond as administrator of
w. Il. Pillow, deceased, the court ordered mo-
ton to be served on the said Pillow to make a
settlement with John n. Hickey, clerk, of the
said estate by the September court, and renew
-. L. ~ r. n Al
pc turned over to new administered. ~
A. T. Boyd petitioned for o Jury Of view to
divide hands between overseers OF roads.
In the case Of w. II. Morrison W. Sarah E.
Morrison to sell land, the sale was confirmed.
In the cause Of n. L. haley vs.. r. F. Nc
Bride to sell land; confirmed.
Enos Robinson petitioned for jury Of view to
examine into the propriety Of closing q road,
and make report 70 The next quarterly term.
In the cause of Edward T. Estee ct 81 vs..
John b. Hamilton TO sell house and lot in the
town of Columbia, in which ease Sarah b.
White became purchaser, the title was vested
in her husband, James II. White.
F. A. Burke give bond % Administrator Of
the estate Of N. G. Gillespie, deceased, in the
sum Of $4,000.
Thos. E. Anderson resigned as constable of
the 18th civil district of Maury county.
1t was ordered by the court that John d.
Padgett pay over any and all the funds due the
estate of John A. Jennings, deceased into the
hands of John G. Horsley, public administra-
tor.
Thos. j. Underwood gave his bond as trus-
tee, to wind up deed of trust made by his
brother to Samuel McGaw in 1862. =
An inventory accepted by the court of the
estate of David +. Trousdale, deceased.
TWAS then ordered that Johu NJ. Hickey,
clerk, proceed to take an account with John B.
Padgctt Of the state and condition of the cause
of Dowell VS.. Dowell. q
The settlement made with the clerk by Da-
vid +. TrOusdale, guardian Of the Estes heirs
confirmed.
Mary Sue Underwood guardian, &C., settle
ment confirmed.
PAMELA j. Underwood guardian for w. r.
Underwood, settlement confirmed.
+. II. Watkins. guardian for W. L., Harris,
settlement confirmed.
+. A. Burke, executor Of William j. Bridges.
settlement confirmed.
William Polk, administrator of Jcmima
Bridgcforth, I'd settlement confirmed.
PAMELA Underwood guardian for John W.
Underwood, settlement confirmed. X. A. Nc
Kay guardian for NJ. Ii. and Il. ID. Lockridge,
settlement confirmed.
Decree for dover of Mary o. Rains confirm
ed.
John W. Medley administrator of Henry Ii.
BOwles, deceased, settlement confirmed.
X. G. Jamison administrator of Z. Jamisop,
settlement confirmed.
Frank II. Ricketts, resigned as constable Of
18th civil district.
Stephen Williams guardian for George T.
Sedbury, settlement confirmed.
j. W. and Cornelius Stone executors of T.
T. Stone, deceased, settlement confirmed.
Henderson Pigg, guardian for William Owen,
settlement confirmed.
~ Irx-s o1x sofr 81 u a L..
deceased, settlement by i. j. Grimes, admin
istrator of X. G. Irwin.
Calvin Cooper executor of Nathan Collin,
deceased, settlement confirmed.
Elijah Parham, cOlored, arraigned for bas-
tardy, the case continued. rsL.
On motion of Charles Clear, it was ordered
by the court that the chairman of this court
appoint committee of three Justices of the
county court TO draft and report suitable res
olutions expressive of the sense of the court
on the death of James II. Passmore, late q
member of this court, and report the same to
the present term. The chairmOn then appoint
cd Charles Clear, II. L. Holman and Benz.
Harrison, who reported the following pream- |
BILE and resolutions -:
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God, the |
Supreme Judge Of the Universe, to take from
our midst our highly esteemed friend and col |
league, j. II. Passmore, one of the Justices Of
Maury county and former member the of Quo |
rum Court; and whereas, We recognized in |
the deceased while living, all the attributes |
which constitute gentleman of the highest |
order of honesty, integrity and firmness; and |
whereas the deceased, as presiding member |
of this Court, has uniformly dispensed justice
with impartialty, and demeaned himself with |
courtesy towards his associates, therefore be |
it-Resolved, That, recognizing as VIC do the |
justice of the dispensations Of Divine Provi- |
denee, We lose in his death an esteemed friend |
and colleague, and useful member of this |
Court, and the community in which he moved, |
a christian gentleman and good citizen. Re-
solved, That we tender the bereaved family |
our deepest sympathies in this their extreme |
affection. Resolved, That these n solutions be |
spread upon the minutes Of this Court, and a
copy be sent to the editor of the Columbia
Herald for publication.
CHARLES CLEAR,
Ii. l.. HOLMAN, ~
BENZ. HARRISON,