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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-04

.s'ls1 .'tA1 STARR SHOOTING AFrRAY The
, rsg.,i iigI1Atry have nearly all had their
5r III w. Use assault made on Andrew
@. n milton .I.tio Starr, At the new shops, an
-l..r, - "ISh we published last week. Ii
',s.,,i,, - read The many conflicting stories
I've n ,s' IN different parts Of the State
.s5 d ~. ,ae unpleasant affair. For gar
D, e.eriy unreliable account of the
oBr.,al,,1'I' us to the article published
.grsb gb'iS"n own Democrat, copied from the
a@s Pap Psper. 1t is incorrect in every
.gs-ds !, cay Is rapidly recovering from
In ,,5n.. ~ Act' be is himself again: wh,le
stand lance loaI Vile at Hollidaysburg. we
Both tho Le' s as happy as big sun flow
'asiy 'aS a9 actor actors in the tragic drama are
,sgs,e5 5JA,ogs to have the rupture ami
i:a. r,re Eau and the indications are that
.ae,r,SolIn lna racy developments expected
toor oit to the detriment of tbe NOR
'3i be bionote - "Seh the trial would come off.
su' 70 hght,-Alt. Tribune.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-04

WD have postponed publication of "Iioll of
honor until week after next Roll in.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-04

ees Us on Ntyi ,a D ENT.-A saddening rumor
I that n. ."e e eve Of going to press, to the
lHey ' = y george IiIey, of the firm of
>aO, ,bi. Dfo., coal operators at LiIIv's
% bis arm. r,',i'iy' had both of his legs and
l0ce tbis Ieken off by train of cars Mt
70 ssr,i.r{{ {{tnday) morning. We could
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-04

JOHN !. MURPHY is not in any way Identified
with the man in the moon, Eor with the North
Pacific Railroad, but he is identified with the
cheapest dry goods establishment tins slGc OF
the Atlantic. Just try Murphy whct on buy
ing dry goods ut his store. You VIII ma hIin
at the old Mansion House corner, under the
Tribune printing Office, Johnstown, where you
will also find cheap goods and slathers OF them
IT is no use talking, but it is of some use buying
SO go for John J. Murphy without delay.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-04

s'THRyTE FOR YEZ.r-It is not often that we
can endorse what the Aleghanian says, but
when it procams that Geo. Huntley runs one
of the largest hardware depOts inWcstern Penn
sylyania. and that he is Il clever gentleman ana
sells hardware, tinware, etc, at prices unsur-
Tgssed for cheapneSS, we cannot but say amen
fo the several propositions. Mr. ". is the right
man TO .patronize when in want OF any article
IN his line of trafiC.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-04

THE CARDIFF GIANT.-Wanamaker & Brown
havea "big mems room on which they keep
fun assortment of garments of extra sizes. for
men so big that they have usually had TO have
their clothes made TO order.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-04

HALLS VEGETABLE SlCIIIAN HAIR REVIEWER
removes ecurf and all impurities from the scalp.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-04

WHICH wish to remark, and my language is
pIain-I hope no ones in the dark about where
be can gain the best kind of bargains Tor the
ready cash down-at the famed ChriSty store,
in Lorettos fair town; for there beyond DOUBT
it will pay TO invest, since Andy's prices are
cheapest and his goods of the best
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-04

IT never pays TO foster pride and squauder
wealth in snow, for friends thus won are sure
to run in times of want or woe. lis better lar
to take your stamps to Nallie Barkers store,
where you win find, of ev'ry kind goods cheap
er than before. And nOw's the day and now 5
the hour to seek for bargains great; so haste
away without delay, for it never pays to wait
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-04

MI DEsPERANDUM.-A woman is Buffalo has
buried her love ''On the stormy strand OF the
deep, dark ocean of mad despair which was
about as foolish piece of business as she could
have engaged in, but has nothing whatever to
do with the fact that {. 7. Roberts is still sup
plying hosts of people with watches, Jewclry,
fancy goods, books, stationery, etc, as 1ust as
reasOna BILE figures he or any other man has
ever done. Cham.'s head is always level on
that score.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-04

BREATuES there n manwith soul so dead, who
never to himself hath said, III buy my tiour 10
bake my bread at T. J. Mills store. II such
there be, let him repent, for sure he ne cer ms
money spent for better -four than can be sem sem
home to him from Mills store When you need
-four buy from Mills, and your wife VIII never
need to knead any but the best OF bread
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-27
Chicken Cholera.

A correspondent of the Couatiy Gen
uCndR in his remarks on this subject,
says:
lost over hundred fowls by chol-
era last season. La August. early, they
were dying rapidly, had been feeding
them upon corn, corn meal and buck
wheat Suddenly | discontinued the
corn AMI the corn NEIL, and substituted
for them water melon seeds, breakfast
melon seeds, and Sun-ilowcr seeds
TIC cholera ut once ceased, and has moi
since returned. | have gone back Ia
corn and corn meal for feed, but have
no cholera. Did the change of feed
stop The cholera doubt it. The chul-
era erased at the time OF the change, but
l doubt whether the change had any
thing To do with il; il it did, did the
watermelon seed work the cure, the
breakfast melon seeds, or the sun flower
seeds? OR was il the mere fact of q
change of feed, independent of any spc-
cial In any of the seeds? The latter
might do il, but still think the cholera
would have ceased ut that time, il no
change or food had bcci: made.
consi.lcr the following points set
tied In regard to chicken cholera. each
conclusion being from many facts:
lat. Improved breeds are more likely
TO die OF it than the common dunghill
fowls. This may not be true of all i'm
proved birds, but certainly is OF some OF
them.
Ind. Scrupulous CLEANLINESS, while il
may neither proven NOR stop the cholera.
will, I'm measure, check it-rcndering
IL less destructive.
37d. Liberty acts like cleanliness in
this respect.
Ith. Fowls roasting In trees are much
less likely to have cholera, and more
likely 30 recover from II, than the fowls
roOst'ng in a hen house. BOOSTING in
trees Is the best preventive know.
5,h. Cholera is less liable TO attack
a small stock of fowls than a large one,
and will generally be les destructive
in small flock, other things being
equal.
4 have little faith I'm any medicine yet
named. Perhaps alum sometimes does
good, and pen maps asai~tida does, but /
think there is as great weight OF evil
dcnce in favor of melon and sun How
cr seeds rs in favor of any other medi-
cine.
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NOTICE.
MAURY COUNTY TENNESSEE

q AsAeA - WI AZ a y INJ<JIlE<.
/ will open and hold an election At all the
Maury. on Saturday the 9TH day Of November,
Ets.i. LOT ne election OF Senator from the 17th
senatorial District In said State; TO gu the
THOMAS Ii. PEBBLES. Also to sII III yss.ns Ge
il Civil District eikcsrs. Gssistrstes, Consts-
nlcs and school Comnissieners. Tho follow
i i s,s.. list Of the Receivers and judges Of
Eist. Ne. LII R D Potts. Receiver Peter
Dust. No. At A Hill, Receiver, Tnos. Tred-
way. A kennady and Girf Whitesides,
Dist; No. s:-w W Harrison, Receives. VIII
Ian Fox. Joel GILMORE and W sewell,
N r. s,.S. . .s2P ssf f.ss.,,.;
Dist. No. 5.-Benj. Thomas, Receiver. John
Il Sedberry. A Burke and A L Pfevett.
Dist No. 81 n Torrance. Receiver, J 8
Renfro. John Bellsnfsns sad q W Jones.
. Rist: Ne. 5.aR.fus Thomas. Receiver. John
:, Dist No: 8.-W n Sslliven, Receiver, A
Hanna. 1Aos- AcGuire end N 3 Holden.
Dist. No. a--Jesse Harris. Receiver J
T Gray, Vim. P Gent and jas. g Fleming,
JuogeS. .-IH q aa t.r.--
DIST; No. III O Cooper. Receiver. Walter
Akin, 6 II Bsatton andZ h Gillespie, JUDGES
Dist. No, -!ohn W Stose Receiver, X D
hicHetts, + Norton and johnson Lsns,
Dist. No. Is.-Hinton Williams. Receiver,
Lloyd Cecil, q W Gates end Leon Friefson.
Dist No. AR n Mcbride, Receiver, W R
Mehennon, N n Russell and 7 J Dofsett,
:, Dist. No. Isl c Briggs, Receiver, Tyne
Noles. Jesse Savage and Joseph Peytop,
Dist No. led. W. Posue. Receiver. Wise
Akin, q J Pesue and N ScTibaer, Jodees.
, DIST. Nc, 1T b Anderson, Receiver, N
Gardner. g W v Kinsef and B G Pickett,
Dist No. Is,-James Cook, Receiver, John
TSparkman, SDafks Shelly and L c Thomson.
Dust. No. ia.-B A Nichols, Rec.iver, A )
Rountfee. james Alexander and jas. z Polk.
Dist. No. a!-J J Mansum. Recsiver, Dsria
McSaw. W D Wi,herspoon and D 3 Chapel,
Dist No. III Lanier. Receiver. Il B
Daimw9od. X Baugus and David Greg
Dist. no. 2.-Marsh Resfro, Receiver, R B
Allen, w A Bailey and james Hunter. Judses.
Dist s3.-W Edwards, Receiver, james A
Sanders, d Andrews and Joe Lee judges
Dist No. 9.-Henry johnson, Receiver.
Whitaker, Nathaniel Jones and D K Hayes.
pist. No. a5.-william Tisdaie, Receiver. )
N Ellington, Z A Glenn and r Polk, judges,
Oct. ID SIMS LATTA, Sheriff.
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" PUBLICATION.

In Chaneery at Columbia. Tennes &C. Lew.
Is q. Lenler VS. j. ID. Howard, ct IA,
IL appearing TO me from eomplainant's bill
sworn 70, that Chas. A. Douglas Is non reside nj
CT the State of Tennessee, So that the ordinary
process law cannot be served upon him, il IS
therefore ordered by me that publication DO
made Tor four successive weeks in the Columbia
Herald. a newspaper published in the town Of
Columbia. Maury county. Tenn. the last Of
which,shall be at least one week before the mex {
sitting of the Chsneery Court. TO be held az the
court house in Columbia on the 4th Monday in
November next, requiring the said Douglas
then and there to appear and plead. an
swer or demur to compliments bill. or the
same will be taken for confessed rs to him, and
set for hearing cxparie.
Oct. 2J.-iw. ID. b. COOPER, C. I'm.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

In pursuance az Dee.l OF Trust made by
WIN. 9orhies, ~, and his wife Amilda, on the
Eth OF October. 1870. and registered in Marry
county, State of Tennessee, in Book H., vol. 2,
page 552. on Saturday. the 2sth day of 0cfo-
Der, lsa, at the court house in the town Of Co
lumb'a IN said county, will sell at public "a 10
to the biehest bidder, a tract of land situated
on the Columbia and Mt. Pleasant Turnpike
road. and abou. one and q half miles from tia
said town Of Columbia, and bounded on the
west by s1id turnpike road. on the north ny
the lands Of Il. W. M'Rady, on The east By tho
lands of A. Gh0lson, and on the south by the
lands ofG. W. Blackburn. containing about
twenty six acres. said place Is well iaproy-
ed with a two story dwelling house and ncces-
sary ont houses, and is very desirable for anS
one wishing TO reside near tO Columbia BY.
the terms of said deed, said property will 81,
sold for cash. free from all right Of reds ap--
ton and homestead. the same being especially
waived in said deed The same will be sold "a,
pay a note made BY said VIM. NJ voorh,es.
jr. and Armil6a, his wife. for 5000, and ~
on the LIST day of October. ISL.
Oct. 8, ISL. JAMES III. THOMAS.
trustee.
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opens October 9TH, 1871. Tuition $40 per term.
Apply TO Gen. T.. X. SMITH.
aus. 9.-3w. Chancellor.
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CHANCERY SALE

at Columbia, Tenn. at the June term, ISL,
in the case of John b. Padgett, VS.. John T.
Bingham, ct al, will sell to the highest bidder
at the court house in the town of Columbia, ON
Monday, the 9th day of November, ls7l, tho
tract of land known as the benson A. Moore
place. situated the 10th civil district of Man.
~ county, adjoining the lanis of mark Bifio,
Cathey. containing about 2il ac-es. Said lind
will be sold on a credit of one and two years
free from the equity of redemption. Notes
with good security required of the purchaser.
chase money.
Oct. It'd. ID. Il. COOPER. C. N.
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SALE
OBJ REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court
term thereof. ls1. in tho case Of ]. o. Church,
Us. James n. Hsrwell and others, / will sell to
the hishest bidder st the court house in the
torn of Columbia, on Saturday the 18th day Of
November. 161. The Church or Methodist Col
lege property, consisting Of several lots ad-
joining Of about seven acres, with . large
brick baildine near the center Of said grounds,
formerly used as a female college. The same
and twenty. -four months, free from the equity
Of redemption. Notes with good security, bear
ing interest from date. of sale, will be required
of the purchaser, and lien retained for pay
D. B. COOPER. Am.
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.HANCERY SALE
" OF REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of decree of the Chancery Couyt
at Columbia, Tenn, at the June term, ISL, an
the case of A. NJ. Wingfeld vs.. Samuel N, Ar
nell, ct al, will sell to the highest bid der. az
the court house door in the town of CQiu mia
on Monday the 9th day of Move mhsr, ISL. n
tract or parcel of land situated in the ah civil
district of Maury county, eoEtsining about
houses contiguous, being the place upon which
the said Arnetl now resides. Said land will DO
sold free from the equity of redemption, on q
credit o, six an twelve months, with interest
from day of sale. Notes with good security
required of the purchaser, and lien retained
for payment of purchase money.
ID. b. COOPER, c. d II,
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ArrLE DUMrLINGs.-A writer, who
must know what is good, max, S the FOL
lowing suggestion concerning good III
stitutioa: AS the season for apple dump
Iin-s. allow me the liberty of saying
that they can be made so that every one
even of delicate digestive powers, can
cat them with IMMUNITY. The house
keeper must know already, when i re.
commend that the dough, il it may be SC
called. should he made OF about one
piut of -four to six parts ef potatoes
boiled and mashed thoroughly, and ev-
cry lump removed. Ii makes a COED
taste. and the dUmplings can he enjoy
81 nv every one without fear of after
unpleasant results.
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CHERlFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of three executions 10 me directed
Commissioner. W. 8. D. johnson. 3. p. John
son and A. s. Sherwood. will cell for cash 20
the highest bidder, at the court house door in
the town Of Columbia, on Monday the 9th
day Of November, 1871. th- following drscrib-
ed tract or parcel OF land situated in the State
Of Tennessee, Many county and civil district
Nols, and bounded as follows. to wit: cas-. by
the heirs of Lafeavers and Alexander 81 eek
burn, west by Lucinda johnson and south BY
+. Miller, about containing one hundred and
the property Of S. o. johnson 70 satisfy said q
fas and costs. SIMS LATTA, s, NJ O.
Get M-td
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

ris, ct al.
In the above cause, il appearing 10 me from
complainant's bill, which is sworn 20, thsf
Pickett and wife, Martha J. Pickett, arc de-
PENDANTS, and non-residents of the State Of Ten
nessee, so that the ordinary process Of Lao
cannot be served on them, il Is therefore ORDER
lumbia Herald, a newspaper published in
Columbia, Maury county, Tenn. for four sue
cessive weeks, the last Of which shall be ct
least one week before the commencemsnt Of
the County Court Of said county. TO be held at
the court house in the town of Columbia, on
the first Monday in December next, notifying
said defendants then and there to appear.
VIII be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing ex parte.
Oct law. J. III. HICKEY. Clerk.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE,

Pursuant 10 n decree Of the Worshipfnf. tho
| county cJurt of Msury county, 81 the October
term, ISL, in the cause of lanes s. Harris.
adm r, and others. vs.. James q. Hill and 9TH
ers. will sell to the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses, on the 9th day of November next, q val
uab;c tract Of land situated in district No. 4,
Maury county, Tenn. e1ntaining about sew
enty-eight and n half acres, being the former
residence Of Mirah Hill, deed. The same
except the sum o: one hundred dollars In cash,
the purchaser required to execute notes with
approved security, and u lien retained for tho
payment of the purchase money.
Oct 6.-td. JOHN NJ. HICKEY. Clerk.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Nancy Morrow. adm'tx. VS.. NJ. NJ. Morrow,

Nancy Morrow. adm'tx. VS.. N. NJ. Morrow,
ct al.
1t appearing to nc from an order in the
above cause. made the sth day Of June. 1871 that
NJ. NJ. Morrow, w. X. Morrow. Reuben j. Nor
row and Sallie Morrow. defendants in this
cause are non-residents of the State OF
Tennessee 80 that the ordinary process of law
ed that publication be made in the Columbia
Herald. n newspaper published in the town of
Columbia, Maury county, Tenn. for four sue
cessive 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
in said town of Columbia. on the 4th Mondiy
in November, 1871. requiring the said defea
dlnts to then and there appear and plead an
swcr ordemur to compliments bill or lie same
will be taken for confessed as To them and set
for hearing ex partc.
Oct. 13.-iY, ID. ID. COOPER, c. x NJ,
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900 ACRES OF LAND

On the 1st day of November next, will sefl
TO the highest bidder tho North half Of he N.
III. Booker Farm lying N tho 9Th civil district
OF Maury county, about two miles west or
Pleasant Grove Depot. in two equal lots.
Terms: One-third cash when possession Is
given. The balance in one and two years
iequal paymentsl, with 10 per rent. infercs<
whole of the purchase money il paid. No saIe
unless the land brinrs forty dollars or more per
acre Sale to take place near tho Acade my
at the usual hour. SALLY q. FORD
Sept. It'd. by JAMES SnIsr.
Pulaski Citizen copy till day Of sale aAa send
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~ PUBLICATION.

Robert p. Cypert. Receiver. &e., Va VIM.
West.-In Chanccry at Waynesboro.
The insol -eney of the estate of Daniel Judd,
ded'd was this day suggested by X. p. cypcft.
Receiver of said estate. in open court. and il "a
ordered by the court that publication be .r;.ade
in the Columbia Herald. a newspaper pubIjsb-
ed in the town of Columbia. Tenn, 60. four
successive weeks requiring all persons holding
claims against the estate of Daniel Judd, dcc'a.
to file them with the Clerk aud Master In Chan
Gerry at Waynesboro, Tenn. duly authcnticn-
ted, and make themselves parties 20 this suit.
on or before The fth day of July, 1S72, or said
equity. c. IL. MCLEAN q. A NJ
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NOTICE.

By virtue Of deed of trust made h, me A.
trustee, by A. g. 4 Rachel J. Dinwiddie. d.-
ted Oct 18th. $50. and recorded in book x
pages so and $50. will sell TO the highsss bid
der in the town of Culeoka, On Thurs3sy 2lst
Dee. 1SIi. the house and lot de. ,;i!.ei in said
deed. II being the one now eceaeied by Dr. ".
w: Cochrane rs "a hotel. Terms OF Sale.-One
hall cash. the balance N Il months with APP
proved notes, hea{ ng interest and lien re-
ainei. This property will he sold without the
sht of redemption. and possession given the
tdly Of January, 1s7s.
Oct. 20.-td. X. IL. IOLDINS. Trustee.
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5S ACRES OF rn ron s. ,


will cell TO the highest bidder, on Tuesday.
zlss Of November, 1871. good farm in q very
aesifaoie locality. situated ct camppelps Sta
ton on the Nashville & Decatur r. R., u miles
south q Columbia. The depot is on the farm.
2 COCA place for a store or other business.
Land ricn and level, containing IS acres, all
under good fence, . frame house, rood frame
Eln house. gin and press, 10 acres in timber.
balance under sood cultivstion. Bounded on
ne south By the Campbell tract, on the west By
ne Thomas Amks tract. on the north By the
TTas,s trset, and on the east By Fountain creek.
year: good notes with per cent. ipterest. se-
curity and lien retained ON the land. Pos
session given Christmas. Sale 10 take place at
Campbells Statiop at the usual hour.
Also Vineyard, containing Eve acres, ad-
Joining said farm. fenced with Osaes Orange or
bodark Hedge; a good sprinS. and 800 vines
Terms Of sale.-0ne-half cash, balance in one
year, good notes with s per cent. interest. Sc
curity and lien retained on the land. Pos
session given on day Of sale. =
Oct. l5.-td. JOHN A. STANLEY.
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ORDER OF
u
PUBLICATION.

Martha A. Wisginton vs.. Griffin 'Sirriut0n.
1t appearing TO me from cOmtfaipant's Mil
sworn and fled in the above cause thar Grimm
Wigginton is n nonresident of the State of
Tennessee so that the ordiasry process OF law
| ed by me that publication be made for four
/ successive weeks in the Columbia Herald, n
newspaper published in the city Of Celunhis.
the last OF which shall be at least one week be-
! fore the next term Of the Chancery Court "a,
be held at the court house in Columbia, Ten
| nessee, on the 4th Monday in Navem Der nsxs,
| requiring the said Grifin Wissinton then and
4 eomplainants bill ar the same will be taken
1 for confessed as TO him and set for hearing cx
| pirte. d. b. COOPER, C. < III.
4 Oct H@lv
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NOTICE.

~
a. ]. Green and Others, Exparte.
]. B. Webster, r. T. WigfalI. IT. d Rirby.
J: l. Frierson, u. II. Coombs, w. T.. Irwin.
w. w. Banks, r. H. Slater. q. i. Euaiish'
VIM. n. Booker; II. W. Mitchell, 8. B. hin
Frierson, T. Booker, d. Kennedy. Z. D.
Booker, c. ]. Tidweli, A. j. Alerson. II p.
Perkin, q. Fleming, L. Kirby. VIM. NJ.
smith, w 2. Oatman, 8. Cooper, r. 81.
A As1al1. w W Pillow, VIM. 3. Holstein, T: J.
yens, H. Kirby, Z. Aiken F. Proctor, NJ.
Z. Camppeii, Z. II. Frierson, ]. NJ. Frierson,
r; w: Williams. w. Miller, c. Brown, r.
Rainey, Ed. Irvine, B. Dobbins, j. " Irvine,
A. McGiyens, T. RINGER, G.. Cooper. VIM.
Martin, w. Frierson, c. Porter. III. will
liams, A Z; Hughes, A, Nicholson ]. Irwin,
Hughes, all Of Maury County Tennessee,
have filed their petition in the Chanesry
Court at Columbia Tenn. setting forth nat
they compose - The Young Mems Literary
to be made q body polite and Incorporated
in accordance with the laws of the State,
under the name of " The Young Mems Lit
erary and Aid Lyceum of Columbia" and
asking that they have power to sue and be
sued, and OF pleading and being smpieadcd.
and of accepting, receiving and holding
real personal property and asking such
other persons as may be necessary 70 carly
out and perfect their organization, and as
Is usual in incorporated bodies. Nov.
there fore, in consideration Of there prem
fses, IL Is ordered by me that publication be
made for thirty days In the Columoia Herotd'
newspaper published In Columbia, Tenn. |,
not flying all persons to appear at the next
term of the Chancery court. to be held at
the Court House in Columbia Tenn. on
the 4th Monoay in November, 1s!l, and
incorporation should not issue.
Oct. 20. ID. b. COOPER, c. 4 81.