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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23
ct. 9>a,,l, s>inneipta, @amfta9, Sen 23 @ept. 1s7

1e1t, uttp uterdu, no tie etn l1nellfa
6anceln erbeilbt perre i9 unbarmbsrz
;ie etnl9reiten, cenn nit per l|notrz
nune mub man unbarmbersis lttn.
Sd fann mir nidt ZEN Mu9enblid, bic
Stunce auf,winaen la0en. Wenn ih
rieie Sawd6e bdtte> io mlbten sic an
meiner 8raft 3wetfeln, rie lnorrnung
untercriiden ;u fSnnen, wenn te aus
bri1t."
Al6 Der Steiner mieoerbolt unterbroz
den wurpe, rief ct aus: sd mub
Sbnen jecp@ iasen, rab t@ rte Menz
lden 3u 1ebr femme, UNI iie betebren 3u
moueu, ,psnn fe it9 in einem se.piiz
fen @emiitbssuitance befncen. Sir
riele ipre6e i9 ni@t; id Iprede fir
cas Qanr, fir meine Gpl4esen, fir mid
lelti. SD bin fber,eust rab cine
NeaierunA Die fi6 auf eine unbeftreit<
bare Mudt i'iist, rubi9 iein mue; i6
er|u9e es ;u lstn."
Die Nufrtauno ,par 10 srpB> raB bic
Sisunq untesbrpben 1purce; in Der
Atenpperlammlune fano Ibiers wiez
rer auf ieinem poten uno Ter &f
enpete nit prm Bei1lu0e: rOieNatioz
nal9arren merpen in allen @emeinpen
6ranfret6s in rem Waee aufselDlt, ale
eS bic Tcrtldritte Der 3eor9anilaticn
Ger Mrmee auf rer 8aiis hes @eleges
ron 1868 eeitatten." Somit lteet e5
in Der 5ano Der Nesierung r:eie Waez
resel na6 unp na4 rurd3ufiibren.
Dab es itrisens bobe 3eit par eis
nen entideirenrenSdlas seeen bic pon
repplutiondrea &1pfen purdmublte Naz
tional9arre su fubren seisen neuere
Depeiden ceut!i9 senus. 50 purce
spr eintsen Sage aus 1oulon telesraz
pbirt: ~@in furdtbares pon rem Gom>
muniten an9e3etteltes Gomplot III bier
nod CUR redter 3eit entcedt morpen.
Da0eIbe bate gum 3ped psn 8asno
~ tiirmen unp idmmtli6e @efansene
,u befreien, 10 rpis sleid;eiti9 ras srobe
Nrlenal non Ioulon in Brano 3u itez
den. Gin 1beil Der 0erldw5rer 1T our
6ait 9ebra@t worcen, Der 2eier erz
innert f9, paB in Paris rie @cmmu<
nifen ib,e 6auptaat;e in ber Nattonalz
earre batten; rasle!be it In anperen
Stdrten Ger Gau.
Sn Berlin 1T man NIT ter @rrt@z
tuns zines 8roeartisen Siesescenfmals
bel9dftiet. @ie dn Correspondent
BON bort idreibt belduft f@ rer Soften
fir ste @iesesldule auf Dem
a5ntssplase ouf cine balbe MiQion
lbaler rpofir in sem preubif9en Bupz
get fir 1872 cine @umme BON 2OO,z
900 lbaler 9eforrert mercen iou.
,@ir maren her Weinun9," bemertt bic
G6ln 3ts., ~cab NIT ben arcben Dotaz
tionea fit bic @enerale fdsn eenus lez |
benee Sieees1dulen aufsepFanst ieten,
Die f9 in ben Namen berei9ter ror<
nebmer @ei9le&ter pereui9en. Mit
peitern 6unrerttaulenren pon Tbalern
f5nnte man f6 nod Id6nere @ieaes>
ldulen in ben !6erSen panfbarer Gami>
lien erri9ten, rie Der &ries in bittere
Mptb sel1lrst bat. @as 14on fir piele
5ulisbepdrftisen seldeben it, bat &c,
lpib ale Anerfsnnuns eefunpen; bod
blsibt fir Die unterfiisuns nod inner
Elm peites Gelp."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23
Seite 16ct, ausrief: ~Nein, e5 mus
Elm gnce oemoht nercen !" Selbit na1

Selte 1d,cp, 1u6rte1: vVetn, e3 muB
Elm Gnee eemadyt mercen " Selbit na@
Der Sisans befano ct auf ieiner Gntz
la6une unc batte idon feline Grfldrun9
unterfhrieten, ols feline Treunpe ibm
has 8latt neeriNen uno er encli6 tb<
rem Bitten na99ab> unp ni6ts gu tbun
|peripra6. DieMaioritdt oebt nit rem
@epaafen um, rie &epublif iofort gu
teieitisen unb ras unslldlide Qanp in
cine aeue &riis III ftiirsen. Gbiers
fam rie Nbfdten Der Majoritdt um fo
lidter rur9i9auen> al5 er 1849 biz
1852 fi9 an rer Spibe elmer Wajrri=
tat befanr, rie Msbnli9es woute un"
Der es, ,penn aud ni6t su ibremg1uBcu
Aelana bic &eputlif iber zen 6auftu
III perfen. Dab per Nbitimmun9 eint
Seri6bnun9 ;wilden 1biers unp Der
Waipritdt sefulst mare, 1T fetnesweas
|r<r Tau. Beice baben fid 3u idarfe
Dinse 9ela9t uno Die &e@te 1T UNI Die
Bru9t ibrer piermS9entliden Bemii<
|bunaen 10 lanee intriauirte Fe fit Die
NuHDluns Der Nattonalsarpe- setomz
men. Tte Mitslierer per8edten ma6z
ten na9 rer SiBuna iebr lan9e @eid>
ter uno ibre Sr9ane ipeien Geuer uno
6lammen.
Die Nete NIT pelder Gbiers ZEN
parteien entaesentrat> ma6te einen 9e<
paltisen Gincrud uno lit 3uslei3 Elm
Bemei6, rie lebr bic 6fentli9e Sroz
nun9 in Branfreid Don pielem Manne
atbdnsie 1T. Gr ipra& pfTen. SD
lase nidt senug menn it Don Spalz
tun9en iprede; Spaltun9en fno naz
tlrli6 in einem freien yanpe. Die
llriade unlerer Spaltun9en ijt pbne
@silpisls; fe lieat in unlern 9eiren>
ldaiten. @oblan! mas mi9 betrifft
bier lit meine Yolitif in spei Bortsn !:
SD babe fsint anrere Scrse, feline an
pere Nrbeit als Die parteien gu oerbinz
Germ, Id auf einanrer su i1irsen.
(Sturm auf bet Nehten. Seifau auf
rer 9infsn). Der Sfentlide Griere 1T
meine ein;i9e Gorge. SD seb6re teiner
partei al. SD babe meine perl1nlt>
9en llebeEeusunsen aber an Der
Spibe rer 8esieruns mus i@ Ve BET
Seite la0en. SD mub raran renfen.
rab pir uns an pem Gage befnbsn, per
rem sefol9t 1T, an weldem mir einen
SieS iber rie nnorpnuns. ben er6bten
pieuei9t, per je errunsen murre, oapon
setrasen baten. On eieiem Gage er>
ldeint rie Mdbisuns bic wirfli6e, ein~
;ise politit elmer oerninftisen, erlouz
ben Sie mir bier 3u iasen> elmer mutbiz
gen Resieruns ;u isin. User in einem
pon 70 perl9iepenen Qeirenl9aften erz
resten 2anre am mutbisften banpelt,
Der riu9t f9 iber pie9eipeni@aften ju ftel>
len, um balp ben Ginen, unp balp ben
Nnreren @iperitanp 3u leiften. SD
weib, pab pieles Nuftreten bic 2eipenz
iauften sesen ben, Ger 10 banrelt erz
rest. S9 bin ni9t i'm Besinne meiz
ner 2auitabn. Seit 40 Sabren biete
t4 ben 2etpen1 1daften aller parteien
IroB. 6sute, mo i6 tmSefBe per@e>
malt bin, 1T es meine pFidt ju wieer>
fteben unr sesen MQe sere9t 5u lein.
Wit piels Wecanfen Der &ube Der
MdbisuuJ m5dte i'd allen eeioeni@af>
ten rte Rube 9eben. Nus bielem
0runre tanrle i1 nibt nit Gle: i9
oerfulse bic llncrpnun9 nit ben Mu>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23
Ser ,,MSanterer" ,tucb europa.

Seee @o6e seben cine Mn3abl Gremplnre bes
,,@anberer" nat europa, unb mir MAIDEN bic
Qeler beionbers aufmerflam, pab bic ueb.rlen-
suns bes 8lattes an Verwanbts unb Grsunbe
ien,eita*oes Oceuns Elm iebr seeienetes Nittel
III, einen ununterbrotenen 0erfetr nit eeniel-
ben ~ unterbalten unt Ns iter bic 3ufanee
bieles Qanoes 3u unterrtdten, be0sr als es bur1
8r,efpeale sei&eben tonnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23
Beaeuuusen. Brete ,e. HaD su aerefftrsa
"W A n D E r E r -,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@i1enbQbn Jabr<Yldne.
ct. Yaul unp 9pactfc.

Rad Anpta, Git Silver Ct CLUB une Sauf RaStsS-
Berlaen st. gaul 1880 Born. uno 2:3O 3a&H. anb er'
ve1en Saut &arits 1925 unb I;35 Nadm.; ssrlahen
St. PAUL 1900 N9itt unb Z ubr Natmittass.
St. gaul Wianeappis unp DelaxU 3use. - BsrlaHen
Delans 615 Nlorsens Ynneapplis 500 Ussrsens unr
erreen ct. 9aui 8l5 Ypr8ens. 3urudtebrsne perlann
bi.elben et Saul 515 Na&mittass; Atinneapsls 6:UO
Ra&mittass nnb errei&en Dtlane 7:3o Absass.
81. paul, Delanp Qithelb uup Senrn 3use.-gerlaH.a
st. paul 8:45 Nsreeas; NtnusapOlis $50 NDr5sns
erreiden 8.njon 4:40 Ra&mittaee 3uradteb.ene YER
laNen 6e gsnfpn $40 Nprsens Winneapois 4:35 Na&'
uittass; erreGen ct. gaul 5:15 Na&mittass
st. paul unb Ninueappls Neesmrb atisns- 3us.-ger.
lde St Paul 1880 Dersens erret Ninnsapsiis 11:35
gcrmittass 3u=adtebrene Yerldbt e. gnnearrl's 2ot
Ra&mittasS une errei&t Ct. goul $40 Na&mtttdes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23
ct. poul unp Stpur Gitp.
Qafe Superipr uno Miiiifppi.

Wilwaufee, ct. paul unp Minneapp>
lis>3lse.
Durd,iise mad, >em CHen (GrpreR.)
Ateaue 700 @a&m: unb $50 SSrm. Antunts $40
Nprm unb $50 Na&m.
minneapolis uns ct. panl Sase.
Rpmmeu a1....3 OORadm. Geben ab...... o:lOsa~m'
ct. YauI uns Gbieasp 3use.
@.ben at Mad Safinss unb @sswins 5.o5 Ma@m'
Antunft $50 Born.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23
Da6 fpp rtp
9abr8an9 4.

tn ben ger Staaten snb Canada berdst ~ S. pei Sab
ano as bem Gmpfduser be einer Dseffee siertel'
idbritd3 porauSbejablt wsrben.
WfGa tauu IN ieSer 3eit Auf ben .Nanterer Aheu'
siren.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13

The grand prize at the head of the list is a
part Of the Farm formerly owned by Col. g.
W. Polk, situated on the Mt. Pleasant Pike,
West of Columbia. 1t contains $50 acres and
has fine residence with all out buildings
complete and we'll improved.
We call particular attention to the follow.
ing:
ist. We propose to conduct this enter
prise in strictly honorable way.
ID. No persons will be admitted to The
drawing but those who hold shares; the
Committee to superintend the drawing
must be select d by the shareholders. The
Managers will take no part in the drawing
but merely furnish The necessary appliances.
Sd. No person connected with the man.
agement will be allowed to hold share I'M
der any circumstances.
9Th. Absolute titles to the various pieces
of real estate will be made by the Managers,
thus avoiding the usual trouble experienced
in other Distributions. -..
5th. We will satisfy the public that this
Distribution will be conducted in such
manner rs to sustain the confidence of eve
ry shareholder in the management.
The Drawing will be made at Athens.
Ala, at which place, for tickets and infor-
nation in regard thereto, address
HODGE d ATTWELL.
ngA Special Train will he chartered TO
run from Nashville TO Athens, Ala, that all
Ticket Holders may attend the Drawing,
tree OF chan sc.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13
HICKMAN COUNTY FAIR.
FIRST Days Proceedings.
FLOODED CATTLE.

Best Bull l year o!d-premium to r.
c. Gordon, of Maury county; best cow
years old and ovcr-rremi unto L C Cor
don; best 3loodcd COW year old-pre-
MUM to r. C. Gordon; best heifer calf
premium 10 r. f.. Gordon.
GRAD; CATTLE
Best bull t years old and ovcr-premi,
UNI top Walker; best cow years ole
and over-premium 10 II G Gordon, o
MaUry county; best cow year old-pre
MUM to G w Stanfill; best kcifer calf
premium 20 r. c Gordon. of Maury coun.
~.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13

CLEANSE TIE SKIN.-It is curious
fact illustrating the necessity of clean.
linses, and of keeping the POI es of the
skin open, that if Il coat of varnish or
other substance impervious TO moist
ure be applied TO the exterior of the
body, death will cnsue in about siA
hours. The experiment was once
tried on q child at Florence. On TIE
occasion of Pope Leo the Tenth's ac-
cession to the papal clair, it was de-
sired To have a living figure to repre-
sent TIE Golden Age, and so y child
was gilded all over with varnish and
gold leaf. The child died in few
hours. If the fur Cfa rabbit or the
skin Of a pig lac cavered with solu-
ton of Indian rubber in naptha, the
animal ceases Ia breathe in n coIip!e of
hours. -MdRIJdcturCr and Builder.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13
ORDER OF
PUBLICATION.

In Chancery 1T Columbia. TennesSee.-Lips-
comb x Bros, vs.. II. l.. Tunnel, et nj.
IL appearing TO me from eaInplainant's bill
sworn 20. that II. i. Turneu is n nOn-res;denL
81 the STATE OF Tonnes see. 50 that he ordinary
process flaw cannot BE served apan hila IL il
therefore ordered by me that publication ho
made for four successive weeks N the Colurs bio
5efald. q newspaper published in the town of
Columbia. N1ury county, Tenn. the last OF
vhichiShlli be.st least one week before the nexr
sitting Of the thaucciy Court, to he beld nj the
court house h. Columbia on tho lth Monday IN
NyYyemDer aeTt; requiring the said W. l.. Tan-
nell then cnd there IL appear ard pIt.o,l an
s"er OF demur 10 souirieinant's bill, or tho
same " Ill be sakeu for confessed as 10 hin. and
set for hearing expRr. c.
Sep. s9.-iW, D. D, COOPER. kN.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13
Fruit CuIture-Old Errors Corrected

l. Instead of "trimming up" trees
according to the old fashion, to make
them long -rimctl, trim them dozen, so
as to make them even, snug and SYM
metrical.
2. Instead of manuring heavily in
small circle at the foot of the tree,
spread the manure, if needed at all.
broadcast, over the whole surface.
3. Instead of spading small circle
about the stem, cultivate the whole
surface broadcast.
4. Prefer we'll pulvcrized, clean
surface in an orchard with a mOder-
ately rich soil, TO heavy manuring,
and surface covered with hard
crust and weeds or grass.
5. Remember that it is better to
set out ten trees with all the neces-
sary care to make them live and
flourish, than to set out hundred
trees aud have them all die from care
lessness.
6. Remember that tobacco is a
poison, and will kill insects rapidly
if properly applied to them, and is
one of the best drugs for freeing
trees rapidly of small vermine-and
is better used in this way than
to make man repulsive and diseased.
County Gentleman
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant TO a deereo of the WorshipfuI. the
county court OF Maury county, at the October
term, ISL, in the cause of James =. Harris,
adm r, and others, vs.. James G.. Hill and 9th
crS. will sell 10 the hi-hest bidder, on the pre-
mi &c. on the 9th day OF November next, a val
ua1ie tract Of Land situated in district No, &
Gaury county, Tenn, containing abon.. sew
eniy-eight and q half acres, being the former
residence OF Mirah Hill, deed. The came
Will be sold on credit of one AID tive years.
the purchaser required to execute notes with,
approved security. and a lien retained for the
payment of the pur.s raso money.
Oct. o,-td. John NJ. HlCXEI. Clerk.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13

Best Mule 3 yearsUid-1r0 MUM to i
j Leiper, OF Perry county; best Mule >
years old-premium to Hon. l. Mccall
Ium; certificate TO q w Staniill; best
Mule year old-prcmium TO p Walker !;
best Mule Colt-premium to w
Shousc; certificate TO John McGill; best
pair Harness Mules-prcmium to J II
Cecil, Jr.; certificate 10 John w Kinzer,
of Maury; best Single Harness Mule
premium 10 S b Easlcy; certificate to J
IL Cecil, Jr.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13

Best Irish potatoes, premium to Hen
ry Cumnlins, cert TO Mrs w G Clagctt.
Best sample OF bcots, prem to Mrs w G
Clagott, cert TO Miss Laura Clagctt.
Best onions, prem to Mrs V Il Shouse.
Best pea nuts, prem to p Walker, cert
10 WE Russell.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

In pursuance OF Dcel Of Trust made by
WIN. voorhies, IT., and his wife Ami Ida on the
18th of October. 1870, and registered in Haury
county. State Of Tennessee, in Book X. vol. 2.
page 552, on Saturday, the 18th day OF ceio-
Der, 1871, Mt the court house in the town OF Co
lumb:a in said county, will sell at public sale
to the highest bidder, a tract Of land situated
on the Columbia and Mt. Pleasant Turnpike
road and abOu one and hall miles rom tho
said town of Columbia, and bounded on the
west bv sIi turns ike TGad, on the north by
the lands of Z. W. N !iady, on the east by the
lands OF A. Gn,ison. and on the south by tae
lands ofG. W. blackburn, cor tanning about
tHenty-six acres. said place is wei impryy-
cd with a two ory dwelling house and Deces-
sary out houses, and is very desirable for any
one wishing TO reside near to Columbia. By
the terms Ofsaid deed, sud property viii be
sold for cash. free from all right of red mp
tion and homestead, the same being especially
waived in said deed The sam; will be sold 10
pay a note made by said VIM. NJ. SOOrh es,
Jr.. and AInilCa, his wife. for $500, ami due
on the lst day of0ctober. ISL.
Oct. 9, ISL. JAMES ii. THOMAS,
Trustee.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13

SWEEPSTAKTS
Best Stallion any agc-prcmium to J
\ Jones best Mare any age-prcmium
TO \ Jones certificate 10 w W Shipp;
best Mare in harness years old and old
cr-prcmium To w w ShiPp; certificate
toe W Stanfill; best Mare ) years old
premium TO J a Jones; best Mare .
years oid-prcmium TO c Briggs fast
est trotting Horse, Mare or Gelding-
premium To ii Erwi certificate TO
w W Ship.
IoESENNNSHIF, FIRST DAY.
Premium to JAN Ward; cert ilicato TO
II Tomcy.
IIoRSENANSHiP, SECOND DAY.
Premium to Il \ 7Tomey; certificate
toJ i Folkcs, of Humphreys.
uorsEMAHSHiP FOR EEIDDLE, THIRD
DAY.
Premium 10 White, OF Humphreys
certificate to J /; FoskCs, of Humphreys
uoRsEMANSHIP FOR PREMIUM, THIRD;
DAY.
Premium 10 J b folkcs certificate TO
Wid Grincr.
WORKMANSHIP, FOURTH DAY.
Premium Ia Joe Il Tomliuson, of Maui
~: certificate TO W Burchard, OF
Hickman.
IorsrM ANsuIr-EoY FRc& 10 TO 20
YEARS OLD.
Premium to Albert Elslcy certificate
to Rero Raynaad.
ON the CNCniuGof the fourth day, there
WAS an entry of sixteen couples of Ia
dies and gentlemen, a premium To bc
given To the most graceful couple, Tor The
ju!s.,s of which, your reporter thinks,
tie directory very wisely selected OLD
men. After much riding, and some sid'
.iaryiny, the premium WIS awarded to
Miss = lille Edwards, of Re ry county.
and Willie Foster, of Hickman; ccrtiil
cate to Miss Lou Foster, If Hickman,
and ia, II White, OF Humphreys county.
TIRE HATY SHOW.
Thcrcwcrcsi six entries five from iiick-
p,NTsTIC MANUFACTUELS.
Ecs, - yards oi jeans, prcmiumto Miss
Pauline Gray, certificate Ia Mrs James
Garter; best > yards uf plain 'insey, pre-
iniGm To- Miss Lizzie Primm, certificate
e. NlS ~ Montgomery; hCEt pair o.
blankets, pr,miTm to Miss Lr'tie Whit
.,,,. cert 3i;,-.gtr Ia MIS- M1:l Nunnolly;
best e, yalGs IF c.-Tprt. premium 1" Mrs
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13

s ;s~-s 'DS- Neisss,s scr socisa@ Ia.
u 80. acyar t-ses - r..osaiti irgunds 2
acTesi-1eait1y u etsDr-; arac,ou B1ii,.inxs
-:it,Gtt apparatgS- Well selected liorar, o
! q vOiuUes-Larg. Recitation lac Sitepin,
Z nms, v Ii dry in each AhgaGantly -uppIied
fsnie- Fu.l srd -siciss facu y-S Years e1
lsrisayd-togFss i lnStructi1. thorough ard
co-a iio.e-Pfices r11ucsa-N uLnbsi c; Gsirie
ulaies I,4>5, and lie ''rs6 usr. sNo Sert.s -isJ.
isrp-Sesrion opens Sept +.h-Catslogues FRxB
6ec.l9v VIZ. A. SxyrH A. M, Ssc'7.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13
SALE
OEREAT, ESTATE

OF REAE ESTATE.
BY virtue of decree Of the Chaneery Court at
Columbia, Tenn, at the June term thereof.
ISL. In the case Of John $. Perry, W.. Martha
V. Perry and ctheTs. will sell to the highest
bidder at the court house in Columbia, on Nom
DAY the 10th day Of October, ISL, the follow
ing described tracts of land. A tract situated
in Giles county, 5th civil district, Containing
about l0l acres. A tract of 5l% acres living In
the sth civil district of Maury county, known
as the "Zollicoffer place." bounded moth by
q. W. &. Maxwells lans.s. east by second tract
Of the Perry lands. south by the Simpson Per
~ tract of land. west by land of n. X. Hold
en-. Esq. Also the second tract of CO.. acres.
Subject TO the widows dover Of about IL acres
bounded north by lands of Il. L. Goodrum.
east by Tom Goodrum's land, south by the
lands Of John s. Perry and west by the tract
of 5l1l acres. The same will be sold on a cred
il of one and two years, Except $4,000 in CASH.
free from the equity of redemption. Notes
with good securities, bearing interest from date
Of sale will be required of the purchaser or
purchasers. and n lien retained for payment of
che purchase money.
Sept. It'd. ID y. COOPER. C. * NJ.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13
$5iFor one Share in the Memphis Real
Estate Distribution.

Which drawing takes place fOctobcr
3lst, 1871. may make the purchaser
comfortable for life by drawing the
New Memphis Theatre which cost
ciohty-fiye thousand dollars, and now
rents Tor five thousand dollars, $4,000
i'm other properties and Diamonds,
Watches, Silver plate etc. Shares five
dollars, for sale at Central Office A
Aadm Street Memphis, or bny of the
Agencies throughout the country.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13
Watches are supposed to have been

Watches are supposed to have been
invented by Peter Hele, at Nuremberg,
in 1890, though it is said that Robert,
King of Scotland, had one about 1910.
They were first used in astronomical
obsei vations by Par buch in 1900; first
introduced into England from Germa-
ny in 1887. The principle of pendu-
Iums was first invented by Hagans, OF
Tulchum, in 1867. Spring pocket
watches were the invention of Hooke
i'm 1868, and repeaters were invented
in the year 1876.
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CHANCERY SALE
~ OF REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of decree ofthe Chancery Court at
Columbia, Tenn, at the November term there
of, lSII, in the case of A. J. * T. A. Stanfill,
VS.. Il. Marfeld and j. a. kinzer, i will sell to
the highest bidder at the court house in Column
bia, on Monday the 23rd day of October. 1871.
tract of land situated in the 10th civil dis
uIct of Marry county, on the DRY Fork
Of Gatheys creek, tbeing the same on which
said Warheld now reSides) Containing about
al acres, and bounded as follows: north by
the lands of L. A. Brooks, east by q gorge Hate
and others. south by j. l.. IsOm ald Others
west by parties unknown. Said tract of land
will be sold on n credit of twelve months, FREQ
from the equity of redemption. Note will be
required of the purchaser, with good sccu-
rity, tearing interest from the day Of sale, AMI
a lien retained for payment of purchase money.
Sent 9.-td. ID. ID. COOPER, G.. a a.
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Best peach, prem to Mrs DR. Montgom-
cry, cert to Mrs DR. Ward. Best apple,
prem to Mrs Z Walker, cert to Mrs DIR
Ward. Best plum, premium to Mrs V
\ Nixon, certificate to Mrs p Walker.
BE t tomato, prem to Mrs p Walker.
Best ounce, prcm!to Mrs p Walker,
cert 10 Mrs G. + Ship.
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NHANCERY SALE
" OF REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of decree of the Chanccry Court
at the special term in August, 1871, in the case
of Thomas S. Spencer and others, vs.. VIM. J..
Armstrong and others, will sell at the court
house in Columbia, on the 23rd day of October,
of William g. Armstrong, decd, known as the
Arncll tract, containing about one hundred
and thirty acres; situated in Marry county,
Tenn. bounded on the north by the lands of
VIM d. Armstrong. deed, on the east by the
same and the land of A. J. Stanfll, on the
south BY the land of Samuel ID. Frierson, deed,
and on the west by the land of Samuel T.
Brown. The same will be sold upon credit
of six, twelve and eighteen months, with in
terest from date of sale, except the sum of
s3DO, 90 in cash. and free from the equity of re-
demption. The purchaser will De required to
execute mites with approved security, and a
lien retained for the payment of the purchase
money. The tract if desired will be divided
in two or more parts to suit purchasers.
Sept. 22-td. ID. ID. COOPER, c.. * NJ.
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ATTACHMEN

State Of Tennessee. -Maury County,. v.
Childress, VS.. J. J. Wood.
In this cause it appearing to me that the DC
fendanr, j. j. Wood, is q nonresident Of this
State, so .hat the ordinary process OF law can
not be served on him. it is therefore ordered
by me that publication be made in the Column
bia Herald, newspaper published in the town
of Columb' 4, for four consecutive weeks requi-
ring the sail j. J. Wood to appear q my office,
at kedron. Tenn, at % o'clock, A. NJ, 2lst day
of October, ISL, to answer said suit. or the
same will be taken for confessed, and set for
hearing ex partc.
Sept. CIV. j. a. SANDERS, J.P,
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