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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

IA -
pYw T JOHNSON,
ID Real Estate Broker aud Auctioncer.
Corner Pennsy lv ania avenue and 81 street eastl
a, On FRIDAY, June 3oth. at 6 D, m, I will
- sell, in front Of the premises. good two-sfory
- Frame Heuse, on the south front ef SluAre 792,
with Lot 10 feet and inches front and 10 feet deep
frentingen the north side Of street south, between
81 and 4th streets east.
Terms One half cash: balance IN one year,
cured by deed Of trust on the premises. Stamps
and convey ncing at purchasers cost. Ssod0wn at
time Of sale. 81
DE- 22-dGds JOHNSON. AuOtioneer.
II s. MARSHALs SALE. -.
- In virtue Of writ Of Teri faciss issued from
- the Clerk s Office of the supreme Court Qf the
- District Of Columbia. and 70 me directed, vii
SELL at public auction, for casa in front the Court
house door of said District, ON MONDAY, the 81 day
OF July next ISL, AZ 10 O'Clock m, all defendant
right title, claim and interest In and 70 thu north
half Of Square No. in the city Of Washington, d.
C., together with all and singular the improvements
thereon. seized and levied upon as the property Of
Brook Nackall Jr., and Will he sid 20 satisfy exec
cufion No. $50 in favor OF Washington Gas Light
ALEX SHARP, Q. S. Marshal, n. c.
June Il, ISL eIl-dt.is
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DIED

BOPP. On the I'D instant, at 10 minutes past 9,
after a short but painful Illness, Mrs ANN L..
BOPP, the beloved wife Of James ii. Bopp, in the
S5th year u her age She leaves dsconsolate hus-
band, family Of small children. and large circle
Of friends to mourn her loss. Mag she rest in
Her funeral viii take place from the residence o.
her husband, on Saturday evening AZ O'Clock, on n
street, between south Capitol and Half street, south
east. FGhic&EO papers please COPY.
WHITNEY. At Oakland, Nd, June I'D, LEON
ARD, infant son OF Leonard and Mary ID. Whitney,
of this city.
burial. IT
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RY W. L. WALL. 4 co. .Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building, ~ e.
Nos. 800 and 902 Pennsylvania ayenue

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
HSS6RRPER y ai:rv FRoSIING ON Q STREET
WEST. - - - - = ~''t = A,N
a. By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated the sOth
o. wife, and duly recorded I'm Liber No. 6ls folio
~ e. sf 1.-THE land records for washngtpn county,
the 46th day Of Sune ISL, ats o'clock D. m, on the
s1risss puDls ssction the following property,
ssreaty two, e. in the recorded subdivision Of
tl9i In the city Of Washington d &C. irapr.Sved bv
asTg6s,sntinai TIVE, story Frame yelling house.
twelve months, the deferred payments TO bear inter
est At me rate o. ten per sena9 per annum and So
premises, Conyeyancing and stamps at purchaser a
sold. l. EIEE Trrst %
iel4d WIN L. WALL 4 ,C0 kncts' "A
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ki WIN u, WALL a. CO., Arctioneers,
Nos. 600 and soc, s. w cor Pa ave and 9th st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE Farm.
IA BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated May 5,
E$ 1875, and duly recorded in Liber Ne So folio
the s shf a n Of AND 81 TsS
public auction the 81 s day Of june
Farm al IN the Of 5eDSe Ys d &
lnmbia, and within short distance from Bennihs's
1t 4 one Of tho most desirable suburban homes
about Washington. There are nearly 40 acres Of
beautifully rolling grounds, with stream Of pure
spring water running through the entire length
eight acres Of wood and groves, the balance
set in clover grass, ornamental trees, shrubs fruits
Fruit in great abundance, and all of the choicest
selections, and Of every variety The Improvements
ing, containing IL rooms, including the bath room;
cellar underneath the main bailding, which is ~ by
80. The grounds around the house are beautiful,
ana the view Of the surrounding country, CITIES Of
Washington, GeorgeteSn, Aexandria, Potomac
There is very large and wen arranged coach
house and stable, capable of accommodating fifteen
harness room, workshop. ice house COW house, hen
merry and ether outbuildings, all In good order and
This Is one of the Low eiest residences ever offered
| for sale around Washington.
Terms Of sale: $4,000 cash, and the balance in two
equal payments in and l. months, in notes bearing
interest and secured by deed of trust the prcmi:
ses. Stamps and all conyeyancing at the expense Of
when the property is knocked 81. :. =
ur,oo.s. j J WHS5 : IT Trustee tee.
~ THE ARoyE SALE Is POSTPONED UN,
| til THURSDAY, 18th June; sane h2Yr and place.
4 je 3eo&ds W. j.. WALL CO, Aucts.
| HTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
1 and place. j: J. JOHNSON, Trustee.
Il
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND DE-
slRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
VEST VEST And VERMo Mr. AS E rH fAhhr
- By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
eause No. sna, Lang ct al vs.. w wilmer es al,
shall, on WEDNESDAY, the 2sth day Of June,
to sell at public auction ali the fopwins real estate
which of the estate of the late Alfred Heitmul-
sn H. sausrs IN IN said
District:
Lot is on the corner q n and Fourteenth streets
ground, and is improved by Brick Dwelling
Lots and front each Is feet Fourteenth street
west, between street north and Rhode Island ave
niue; lot contains about s1 feet of ground, and lot
Lot Is on the corner Of Fourteenth street and
Rhode Island avenue, and contains about 4-ols
Lot fronts IS feet on Rhode Island avenue, and
Lot is opposite che circle at the intersection of
Vermont and Rhode Island avenues, contains about
l41Ig square feet OF ground, and is improved by
Lot IL fronts IS feet inch Vermont avenue, and
contains about 69l2 square feet of ground.
These lots are all admirably situated in a portion
in great demand The sale offers rare Opportunity
to those desr ing to invest in real estate in Wahing
Each lot will be sold separately.
Terms: One.third Of the purchase money in cash,
twelve and Gig months rcspeciv ely with inter
est to be secured by notes Of the purchaser, with
of or hs S or al in
at purchasers cost rs % be paid on each lot on
within one week from day Of sale, the trustee re-
the right to resell the property the risk and
| cost of the defaGlting purchaser
| je7-eo&ds j. I. COLDW ELL 4 CO., Aucts.
| RvTHE ABOVE LOTS HAVE BEEN SUB
Plat tU csn be sen 1t the se II Fens FS1da
e street Ef the
| Je23-eO lRepub.l
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERN0ON.

Rr WIN. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers, . -
ID New Marble Building, -
No. 300 and 902, s. W. cor. Penn. ave- and 9th St.
TRUSTEES SALE OLA VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT NEAR "KENDALL GREEN"
- BY virtue OF deed Of trust to the subscriber
IISsr NO go fOiios s se., a one Sf the and
on FRIfJkY, Ii,c 10th day of june 1871, at o'clock
Eve, Iq,l in snbdivision Of square No SO, Of the
This Lot fronts on street north, between sth and
6h streets east in healthy abd thriving section of
Terms Of sale: One third cash ,te resiinc In and
months, the purchaser giving his notes for the de-
ing interest deed given and deed Of trust taken.
Al conveysnsns aud sismB, at the s9st q the pur-
ie seo&ds W. L. WALL CO., Aucts
rI 1.-THE ygI ABOVE SALE y; Is POSTPONED UN-
.ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee.
iel9 WIN. L. WALL CO., Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner or 7th and d streets.
RsS FRY s shhE ~ s S5s REVIEW RsS
80 By virtue OF a decree sassed by the suprelas
- Court of the District of ColuDsbia in equity
front ~ b sG s f s $50 ssi as2
G;s = 81 S 81 s. and g. i No IL h
ming back with that width l32 feet Inches and as
e% ont + s''
Terms; One third cash; balance a. and u msnths
for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing inter
tanned on the premises sold. A deposit of SIS will
be required each parcel sold. An convey ancing
and stamps at cost OF PurShaSer ,vo r
Is GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

Pr GREEN 4 WILLIAM, Aasticnssrs,
- Southeast corner 7th and streets.
SALE o. sEqyBfA gEsk q. Ian a.sss
81 at 10 o'clock 9, m, we shall sell, in front Of
~ Lumber, &c, for account Of United States
- Coast Survey.
1t GREEN { WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RI LATIMER & CLEARLY, ApstiOneers,
~ Successors to Cooper & LstimerJ
Southwest Pennsylv ania ave- and 18th street.
one ZION STg6 p plESSr
a. We .hai :e Within eur . az
ta1s P oG, one sups[ios R1seyood Case Seven
It LATIMER 6 CLEARY. Auc.s.
RY Wa. I. WALL 3 co, Auctieneers,
ID OriE NAL Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No % LOuisia lana avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts.
PEREaPToRY SALE OF Drove HORSES,
PRfVATE sTOGK, PAIR or GRAY MATCHED
HORSES, HARNESS, BUGGIEs, SADDLES,
. sS on S sSfuRpAY MORNING, Juuo Il,
E4 ISL commencing at 10 O'Clock, evil
so HEAD fs,I Ae on iSI HORSES eSssfs AND MULES,
One pair q Gray Matched Horses. eyer OLD 10
hands high, warranted sound and kama IN al
One Gray HoEse years cid, warranted SCUM, ast
gentleman leaving the CITY
lot Of Stock, which will be peremptoriy sold, and
warranted ss represented b{ the auctiopeer
sale, asst is the finest stock offered for sale this sea-
Regular sale days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
1t WIN. L. WALL & CO., Ancts.
RI GREEN WILLIAMS. Anetlo1esrs.
u Southeast corner Of It'll and streets.
vALUALE PEILprNG Lot EE9NIISG OK eTs
Wf NSHIH a, SSg SsS instant, a,
part q I iSs s :s': IN SQUARE -
ssns sJ makSs sS1s ot being
Terms: One third cash: balance in and IL months,
deed Of trust on the premises an copyeyancin 8;
and revenue stamps at the cost OF purchaser. $50
'j jsas- I'd '-' GREEN WILLIAMS, Auet /,
| ID No. 2Ol 7th street, near Canal.
| ARARE CHANCE.
/ GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF MONTANA
RESTAURANT, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c, &C.
e. on TUESDAY MORNING Is 9Th instant, "a, =.
n cash, at No. q Is g, between 18th and 18Th
| known Restaurant, formerly kept by Louis
s0Fs1sF w 5Se az. sSo kteb:n Az
House can be rented yer! r Hos THOMPSON,
jez3-3t+ .t.-,-. .. q u AuctiOneer.
/ DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
Il ID Southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets.
| VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG
i .-..." TON. r .tf- .' so
II - BY virtue Of deed of trust to me from ames
tnH Herrity, dated the 24th day of May, 1859, and
i dArecorded IN liber' and b. No. IL, folio AZ,
ct seq Zone of the land records Of the District of
COlumbia,l viii sell at public auction, the prem.
ises, at O'Clock, y. on FRIDAY, the 1th day Of
july, l7l, lot No q in square No. 800 fronting 2
feet north street, between I'd and ID streets west
| and extending back to an alley, aud improved.
/ Terms: One-third cash; and the balance in equal
instruments at six and twelve months from the day
Of sale secured by notes Of the purchaser, bearing
| the property to secure payment. The purchaser e
1 pay Slee immediately after the property Is bid on
and complete the purchase within fiye days there
sfter the property 20 be resod at the cost
and risk Of the defaultng purchaser The purchaser
| 70 pay for stamps and all COW ey ancing.
/ CHARLES WALTER. Trustee.
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MARRIED.

-SIBLEY-NORRIS. On the list OF May, IS7l, at
ST. Aoysius church. by Rev. b. A. Mcguire, s. J.
WILLIAM SHELLEY to Miss JULIA MORRIS,
both Of this city.
baltimore and New York papers please oOpy.l
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Rr GREEN &WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ Southeast corner nth and streets

. TMO,STOkY AND BASEMENT, ON TWEN-
I IuIkkbH STREET, NEAR L, IN THE FIRST
! - BY virtue Of two deeds OF trust to me- one Of
E; which u dated April n 1857, and recorded in
49,. Li6er g. "a, Ne :, folio 3iS, ct seq one Of
me iana records Of the District Of Columbia and the
ed In Lfber y. E. No "a, folio loo one of said land
records and by the request Of the party thereby
eured Will sell, in front Of the premises, on MON
DAY, the 18th day Of June, 1857 at O'Clock D m
all the property described in the said deeds Of trust
]. All Of lot numbered nine 20 lin "a mare numbered
one nundIed and seventeen; No with the improve
dwelling houses, with Easements.
z And the south half Of lot numbered ten (lOl, in
SAG SAG square numbered one hundred and seventeen
Iouows, to wit: Beginning for the at the south
west corner Of said lot ten 0) and running thence
north along the line of said lot twenty Nv Isl feet
i40 10 the rear line Of said lot, thence south along
the said rear line twenty five (25 feet 10 the soutb
line o said lot and thence west along the south line
ilo) inches 10 the place Of beginning, together with
the improvements thereon, Consisting OF one good
two-story Brick Dwelling house, with basement
= Inc debt due under these trusts amounts to about
Terms: One-third cash: the balance in notes Al g.
au 70 months with interest," said notes to be Sc
cured by deed of trust on the premises and q n on
each house must be paid at the time OF sale All
purchaser. And IL the terms of sale are not com
Piled with within hve days, the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property AZ the cost and risk Of
uie purchaser iaiiing 10 emgiy
jea-eo&ds GREEN Wilkins, Incts. =
~ THE ABOVE SALE OF LOT Q, in square
until TUESDAY, the 9th, A b Is7l at the same
hour and place. By order OF the Trustee ~
Jesl-eo&ds GREEN Williams, Aucts e
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE Farm

RY WIN. i. WALL & CO., AuctIoneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. goo and SOC, 9. W. cor Pa. ave and 9th ST
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PONED until TUESDAY, june 9th same hour and
place. BY order Of the Trustee
my07d&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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DY GREEN K WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner of 7th and ID streets.

DY LATIMER CLEARY, Auetioneers,
ID Successors to Cooper & Latmer,l
Southwest corner Of Penn avenue and nth street
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RY j. I. COLDwELL q CO., Auctieneers,
ID b. Il. corner Of Pa. avenue and 18th street.
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R MRsHs B. P&AIT EHfTSs,,t Trustees.
d tRep.J GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.

NJ THE SALE OF THREE FRAME HOUSES
and Lots fronting 10th east will be contin
ued on THURSDAY, the 29th day Of June, A. ID.
a, o, el9ck m. on The premises, being houses
above property unsoh. 80
s MhsHs B DA ATgE1,%s rru...e..
jeZ5d IEepl GREEN WILLIAMS Ancts
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large lot of small and large tins Of ehoee.t On.
LUMBIA RIVER SALMON Just received BY rail
road via SAN Francisco. A rich and palatable dish
Tor breakfast or luncheon. Twenty-fv cents will
purchase enough for six eisons; -
..,o ,..a n: w. BuRcHELL,
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The many thousands cured az this eStallishunent
within the last twenty years, and the nunero1s i'm
portsnt surgical operations performed by Pr John
sten, witnessed BY the reporters OF the Es and
other paperst notices OF which have appeared again
and egan before the public, besides his standing
esn.iemsn oi character and responsibility, sun
SKIN DISEASES sTEEbfLY CURED. ooasIy
MADAM M0ODEYs ABDOMINAL CORSET a
W 50 highly recommended By good physicians a
EAU bAuMs CORSET FACTORY, Cos III street, Bet
Neeh " elo y sel9-u
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80 THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
PONED until MONDAY, June L 9th. same bonr and
place. By order Of the Trustee -
Je6 30 . LATIMER Il CLEARY Aucts
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Rf W. +. JOHNSON, l---
II Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
Pennsylvania avenue, corner ID street east.
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- on TUESDAY, June a1ih, ct 3 3. m, 4 win
q sell m front o. the premises all Of original lot
street north, between ~ and 9th streets west with
depth a lza5s feet 20 q 30 foot paved alley.
The improvements consist % two-etorv brick
building, known rs the old bath house There * a
valuable spring on the premises
Terms: One fourth cash; balance In one and two
years, secured by deed OF trust on the premises ,
beaTing interest az per cent. per annum, payable
semfsnnually. Stamps and c0nyeyancing at pur-
ehaser'e cost. $50 down at time Of sale
Sel9d&ds w. 7. JOHNSON, Auct,
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~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED unit
TUESDAY,, MAY S0th, same hour and place.
my25-d LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

4 Editorial FrankIin Sentia.l.
The certsfcates that DR.. Loveland has pub
lished in this weeks paper, should be read by
all, as his cures are miraculous indeed.
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THE population of Chicago, before
the recent terrible fire was 1874, 270,
$1,000 of whom are now homeless.
In 1910, its population Yves, 1855; in
1850, 1865; 1850, ll0.973; 1870, $780,
227; 1871, 1920. In 1901 its
real estate was estimated at 1928, 634, :
600, and $50, $50 personal. The
extent and character of the business
OF the city appears from the follow
ing statistics of the value of the re-
ceipts Of the principal articles of trade
for the year 1870: Flour $,7,947, l6G,
wheat Sl7,S94, 400, corn Sl3, $50,
oats S41SS,74O, cut meats 1852 coo,
dead hogs s5,9S4,9OO, live hogs s42,-
2sO2O0, cattle $2I $4,000, lumber
S15, 2S5, 900, wool S4.aGO,4OO, high
wines $6,627 $50, tobacco s6,056, 100,
coal S7,974,S0O, iron ore Sl46O0,09
boots and shoes $500. GOO, dry goods
S35, 100000, drugs, chemicals, ETC.,
81 100000, hardware 100000, jew
elry, ETC., $5,25o,0OO, groceries $685.
100000. The total value Of re-
ceipts for the year 1870 is calculated
at 1899 ,s35, 900, which is an apparent
decrease of about three per cent.
from the amount for the previous
year, but on gold basis an increase
over that year of about nine per
cent.
There were in Chicago before the
fire seventeen large grain elevators,
having an aggregate capacity of IL,
$4,000 bushels, the largest holding,
100000 bushels aud three others l.
$4,000 each.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

We learn with deep regret the
death of CAPT. j. j. MCDANIEL of
Nashville, which took place in that
city last Friday morning, CART. j.
j. MCDANIEL was proprietor of the
Democratic Herald, in this place,
from 1850 10 1855, and was soldier
in the Mexican war, and Cart. of
Artillery in the Confederate service.
He was prominently connected with
the Printers Union, having been
President of that society, and its
Representative in the National As
sembly. His we'll beloved friend,
Col. JAMES T. BELL, Of the Ualion
and american, says of CAPT. Nc
DANIEL: "For many years we have
known and loved JIM MCDANIEL
KIN ew him because of his connection
with the typographical fraternity
loved him because he was a brave
and generous man, steadfast friend
and a consistent advocate Of justice
and right" His funeral took place
ON last Sunday, under the direction
of the Typographical Union.
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Tennessee Conference.

TIE following is list Of appoint
ments made by the Annual Tennessee
Conference of the NJ. L. Church, re-
Gently held at Lebanon, Tenn, for
Columbia and several adjoining dis
tricts:
Pulaski District, r. p. Ransum,
Presiding Elder.
Pulaski Station, w. Mooney.
ConneTville, j. J.. GannaWay.
Pisgath, w. &. Hensley.
Richland, J. w. Sheniil.
Prospect, II. l.. Fugan.
Trinity Station, supplied.
Pleasant Valley Station, G.P Jack
son.
Lawrenceburg, supplied.
Lynnviile, supplied.
Oakland, Il. CASTOR;
Cave Spring, j. Il. IRVINE.
Savannah District, a. q. Dinwiddie,
Presiding Elder.
Lawryyilie, w. J. Wright;
lit. Zion, supplied.
Shoal, supplied:
Eureka, Lacy Boyne.
Henryville, supplied.
Swan, NJ. X. Tucker
Tennessee River Mission. supplied.
Wayne, supplied.
Bever Dam Mission, supplied.
Wayland Springs, w. NJ. Doyle.
Columbia District, 4. l.. 7. Greene,
Presiding Elder.
Columbia Station, A. W.Smith.
Spring Hill, r. G. Irvine.
Culle0ka. w. II. Hughes.
Duck River, J. G. Rice.
Mount Pleasant, Jasper Nichols.
Williamsporta and Nebo, II. G. Lynn.
Ministerial Educational Aid Society,
James A. Orman, Agent.
Franklin District William Burr,
Presiding Elder.
Franklin Station, I. L. Moody.
Harpeth Station, L. {. Bryan.
Harpeth Circuit, J. J. Pitts.
Douglass, VIM. Doss.
Smith Springs, supplied.
Wesley, r., r. Jones.
Chapel Hill, W. p. Owen.
Spring Hill Station, X. i. North.
Bethesda, A. +. Lawrence.
Cen.eryi!Ie District, j. G Bolton,
Presiding Elder.
Centerville Circuit, W. d. Cherry.
Santa Fee Circuit, b. +. Stone.
Lick Creek Mission, supplied.
Pine River. IL. 5. Led5etter.
Yellow Greek, w. ", Gray.
Dover, w. T. Dye.
White Creek, G. w. Morton.
Ebenezcr and Liberty, =. L. Martin.
Wayerly, A. b. Cooke.
Linden, supplied.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

The Franklin Rerie,r, an infu-
en- tial ard time-honored journal, has
passed into the hands of HARDIN
p. FIGURES, w. M. ALLISON and
WILLIAM HOUSE, and will hereafter
be published under their supervision
They are ell young men of force and
elm, and will make the RevieH wor-
thy its ancient renOwn under the
management of the lamented HOGAN
and the sterling CAMERON, when it
justly occupied front rank among
the leading journals of the South.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

JOHN n. CAYCE, and otherleading
mechanics of Franklin and William
son County, Tenn, have issued call
fer all the mechanics and manufac-
tnrsrs of that county, to meet in
Franklin on the 2Sth of October, 1871,
for The purpose of organizing and
consulting as to the mechanical and
manufacturing interests Of The coun-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

GAIT. RICHARD p. ENGLISH, Com.
merc'al e, o. OF the Memphis Ap.
peel, died in that city few days ago.
He was an accomplished journalist
and genial, true-henrted gentleman,
whose untimcly death will be uni
versally lamented throughout the ell
tire bounds of his acquaintance.
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Wisconsin and Michigan Fires.

The great fires which have been
devastating portions Of Wisconsin
and Michigan, have been at length
e&tirguished by rain. Hundreds OF
miller Of fertile lands have been laid
waste 10y The ruthless fire fiend, a
uumhcr of thriving towns burnt up,
lnnuneIahle harms, homes, mills,
etc, etc, and five hundred men, Wo-
men and children. Millions of dol
Ffs worth Of property is destroyed,
re III many respects it is far more
isasiIous Than the Chicago fire.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

TEE laws of Mississippi permit a
man TO chastise his wife within
reasonable bounds" Wha. better
evidence is needed that that State is
governed BIZ negroes? We now look
fora law specially directed against
"Hocdooinp.D
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20
6 HERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of two venditioni exponases to me
directed from the Chancery Courtat ColUmb a,
fenn.. in favor of A. NJ. Win field. use of j.
l. Williams, c ". vs.. j. II. Bond, a. D..
Frits and James Williams, | will sell for cash
to the highest bidder, at the court house door
in the to IN of Colombia, on Monday the ? til
day of November. 1871, the following d, scribed
tract or parcel of land situated in the State of
Tennessee, Maury county. civil district NO. s..
and bounde as follows. to wit: on the lorth
By the lands belonging to Hugh Bryson, east
by WIN. Hucksby, south by A. Burkctt and
west by WIN. Hunters estate, containing about
one hundred and seventy-seyen acres. and lev
led upon and to be sold as the property of de-
PENDANT James Williams. Also by virtue of one
Of the above mentioned veuditiOni exponases,
will at the same time and place. sell for cash
to the highest bid Ter, the following described
store house and lot situated in the State of
Tennessee. Maury county, and in the town of
Mt. Pleasant, and bounded as follows on the
north and east by the lots Qf.Mrs. L. NJ. Dixon
south by Z. o. Cross and on the west by " ain
strset, and levied upon and 10 lie sold as the
property of J. II. Bond, Said store house and
and the land above described is to be sold
to satisfy said yenditioni expOnases and costs
Oct 20-td. SIMS Alta, 5, NJ. Z.