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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

RICE culture in South Carolina and
Georgia, formerly an important agri.
cultural interest, has made but little
progress since the wlT, the great diff
iiculties in the way of its successful
prosecution being the want of cspitI
md the unsettled condition Of labor.
Ii is hoped, however, that by the in
PRODUCTION of labor saving machinery
Inc crop may yet be made certain a
figures that viii pay. In 1883 the
product Of Georgetown County
South Carolina, was 81, l57 tierces
constituting nearly two-thirds of the
entire crop % the State. This was
rhe yield of about 5000 acres then
cultivated, showing an average OF
over forty bushels to the acre "a re-
narkable heavy crop. At the pres
emit time there are less than 1901
acres cultivated for rice in the same
county. The wet weather during
harvest time has materially damaged
the rice crop throughout Georgia and
South Carolina this year, as at least
two-thirds of il has been wet al some
point between cutting and stacking
in the yard while delays in harvest
ing, consequent uDOn bad weather,
lave caused 3 considerable portion TO
become over-ripa.
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NoTHERs WHO HAVE DAUGHTER:
THAT HAVE WEAK LUS0S-ShOuld ar
rest the disease when it is in the incipi,
ent stages. Il is indicated by n hack.
ing cough, pains in the chest, difficulty
Of breathing, or oppression Of the lungs
II this be permitted to run on, tubercies
viii form, and Consumption vii. be tho
result. 4 most valuable remedywill be
found In Aliens Lung Balsem to cur,
and chcci this disease in il first stage.
Tor sale by al Medicine Dealers.
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Charitable Distribution.

The grand Distribution in aid of the New
York Founding Asylum and lie soers, and
Sailors Orphans Home of Washing d. c.,
is positively fixed TO take place in the latter
city on the 23rd of November next. pccu-
larity ofthis enterprise is that it has received
tie sanction of the q. ). Commissioner of In
tcrnal Revenue, whose special permit Of II APP
pears in the prospectus, being the very first
Instance in which such permit has been granted
to an enterprise of the kind. This Is a fact Sc
important in itself, that the sale Of tickets has
already advanced to an unprecedented extent.
Another gnraniy of the sterling character OF
the enterprise appears in the names Of the
substantial mel of business and high social
position by whom it is sustained; while the
press of the entire country has Jcen unanimous
10 giving it publicity and approval. Private
emolument is not the principle upon which
he enterprise stands, its projectors being
cjuatei solely by the charitable motive Of
giving aid 10 worthy and beniiiCent instiiu
tons. Il is likewise a recommendation to the
enerprise that its General Agent is Mr. P. c
DEvIN. the well-known Stationer and Printer
doing business al 81 Nausau Street, New YOrl
City.
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GREEN TOMATO PICKLE.

One peck tomatoes, one dozen on
ious sliced, lay in salt one night. Then
pour off the water, and add one ounce
each of pepper, allspice and clover, one
fourth pound mustard seed, one pound
sugar; cover with vinegar and boil till
] tasrhar
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Saving Cabbages Till Spring.

We know of no bsTjer way 10 preserve
cabbages through the winter than that
which we have recommended for num-
ba- of years. IL is 10 plant or set them
HDin rows as they grow-that is, with
tie roots dogn,-fil in with the soil
prJty freely, then make covering by
piaating two posts y here there isa fence
10 rest on, or four where there is not,
allowing for ditch TO carry of the wa
ter: lay bean-poles opposite the way OF
t;ie pitch. and cover with cOrn-foddel
or straw or boards. In using through
tie winter avoid Is much as possible the
SUI side and close up again. We have
Eept Cur cabbages for N ore Than doz-
en- yeafs this way in = perfect state
through the wiater 81 d ITO the spring,
$50 c,5uld even up To the ist Of May if
desirable.
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ILL, nHIsSERs

The most fashionable hair dTesserS have
pronounced IN favor Of Louisiana Creole
Hair Re-totcT. and use 10 constantly in
dressing the hairOi their customers Of the
tDa. Some Of them cuEn.ng-w!Se pun chase
tire Louisiana Hair Rs>tore- by the dozen
and emptviug the bottles iutoa receptacle
Of ti,glr own. claim itza their peculiar in
vcu'i-E and reap praises for their know
lcGgc and skill. They are welcome 20 The
{ lex for the sake OF the additional beauty
hey give TO the looks aud trCsses ofCur fai'
-Ullc-. / s. for sale everywhere. however,
aud ladies can Try it for themselves. Read
the test iinouy:
Thomas Beaumont, barber, OF ClarkSvillc
Tenn" J-ec, has had abundant opportunity
Of witnessing the effect OF ;hr Louisiana
Creole Hair ReSloreT, a. used by his custo
mc-s. be says 1t has proved very success
lul, pleasing. in every 60 C., all who use it.
Mr. FL. W, MunfOrd, a well known citizen
Of NCmpHis. gives Us r very flsttvIing cert f.
fic4ic. which is the more valuable from his
aisinclinatiou, in EnngIH! 10 indorse any
preparation sold. Hi~ knowledge OF the in
uiHsi. worth o the Louisiana Hair Restore-
Is 50 great, however, and instance. of the
success, attending It's use came TO him so fire.
queutly, that, without hesitation, he heart
lily crdOr-es it. b3
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ORDER OF
PUBLICATION.

John =. Evans W Jesse Z. Evans. g a..
Il appearing to me from COmTl riHaut.s
amended oil fled IN the above cause that Vii
month Reufro and Lou Rentr3 are E01-resi-
dents Of the State OF Tennessee and whose
residence i unknown, so that the ordinary pro-
ces, Of law cannot be served on them, II Is
therefore ordered that publication be made in
the Columbia Herald, i newspaper publish
eI IN the town f COlGmb:a. for four success
i've weeks before the next term OF the Chan
Gerry G urt TO be held az the court house in
the town Of Columbia, Maury county, Tenn &,
un the 18th Monday in November next. Iequir-
ing the said defendants then and there 20
appear and plead answer or demur 70 com
ulaiuant's bill, OF the same will be taken for
confessed Is 70 them and set for bearing eG
uarte. d. 3. COOPER, {. i Y.
Nov 2-tT
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pATENT
Sill YER MOULD WHITE WIFE
CLOTHES LINE!
To the Ladies' Of Mau,y and adjoining

To the Ladies' o. Mau1y and adjoining
Counties:
WE ASK THE PRIVILEGE OF SOLIC-
| w iting your attention 10 our new quality
! of Clothes Line Wire, manufactured in such q
| manner of white metallic substance, that it is
| prevented from ever cOrroding or changing
! from its beautiful white color during any num-
| Der OF years. We guarantee it 10 be perpetual
| Is infaihble against rust, and after you have
used i we are confident that you will concur
| with the statements OF thousands Of families
! loud in its praise who have il in use.
| The following are the advantages gained bv
/ using these Patent White Wire Clothes Lines:
LIST. They are truly an ornament wherever
! placed, always retaining that shining whteness,
| are forever clean and never have to be taken in,
| no matter what the weather may be, water or
| frost cannot effect them.
| I'd. The durability Of this Wire Line is one of
the greatest considerations, as 1t will last from
thirty % fifty years, and during that time you
| Will wear out great many cOmmon lines, be-
| sides being obliged TO put up with an immense
amount OF trouble with them.
Sd. After it is put up and wiped of it is al
ways clean, while rope line is more or less
exposed to dust and dirt and must be washed
before il is used or it will soil the clothes.
4th. BY actual experience it is found to be BY
far tie cheapest clothes line, besides its great
convenience. This will last a lifetime
9Th. You can never hang it too heavily with
clio hes.
9th. Another of the chief advantages of this
line over the rope line is, that clothes OF any Kind
will not freeze to it in cold weather, and the
finest fabrics can be removed at any time with
out injury. A rope line will always absorb
more or less moisture from the clothes, and in
cold weather will freeze through and through,
and thin articles cannot be removed without a
liability OF tearing them. While the wire being
OF pure metallic substance does not absorb
the slightest moisture, consequently there can
not be trcst enOughfor to cause an adhesion.
and even the finest gauze can be removed from
the line without injuring it in the least.
9TH. The alkahes now being used in the pat
ent soaps have net the least effect On the White
Wire Lines. They dry quick and escape.
oth. 1t will save you lis price in saving you
time and trouble every six months you own it,
9Th. Ii never win break and drop clothes in
to the mud. The old rope line is frequently the
cause OF a whole day extra washing. ThiSune
thing alone is enough TO condemn the oll Style
OF lines tarever, and call INTO requisition an ar
ticle that is free from all such provoking lrnoy-
arces, something strong, clean and durable
Get the Patent Everlasting White Wire Line,
then you have It right
Price 3 cents per foot.
q. W. KING & CO., Manufacturers, Phil'a.
For sale in Columbi by ). JORDAN.
Febi7-u AT MARTIN u PICKARD'S,
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OF PUBLICATION.

At Plummer. et al, rs. 7. ". 3. Kyle, Ct
a.-.-In ChlHce-y az Naynesboro, October
term. ISL
!. az. "a i, H--I NvIi Ia - - ~
daEt> in this cause, Il a nonresident f the
state CT tennessee, 50 that the ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served on him, II i there
fore or cred by me that publication be made
Ia the Columbia Herald, a newspaper publish
ed b the city Of Columbia, Maury county,
Tenn, for four successive weeks, requiring the
said Z. NJ. b. kyle to appear before the next
term Of the ChanceTy court, to be held az the
court house N " aynesbOTO o. the 81 VI lnday IN
March, 49,. aud plead, answer OF demur 70
complainant Dill, OF the same WILDE taken
for confessed a. to aim and set for hearing eN-
parte. L. b. MJLEAN, {. j VI.
Nv I---lw.
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ORDER OF
PUBLICATION.

John e. Gaines vs. Nancy GENERALIZATION
s6E Divorce In ChanceTy at NayneS50To,
November, ISL.
1t appearing 10 me from compliments bill.
sworn to, that Nancy Gaines Is n nor
resident of the state Of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
her. Il Is Therefore ordered b. me that puDlica-
ton be mad 70 four successive weeks IN TIE
Columbia Herald, newspaper published IN the
-lty of Columbia, requiring the said Nancy
flames TO appear before the next term Of the
Chancery Court, to be hello at the court house
in Nayne>bOro on the 81 Monday in March,
lsi2- then and there to plead. answer or
dcmur to the said bill or the same viii Be
taken for confessed as to her, and set for
he ring eX parte.
Nov. l1.-4w. c. Z MCLEAN, G. K VI.
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Public Library Of Kentucky

THE CITIZENS BANK OF Ky. Is
IhEASU RER, and the COrpurators and Su-
peryisOrs are The Hon. Thomas f. Branlett-.
late Governor OF keEtucky, and twenty seven
OF the most distinguished aud respectable eli
Zcns OF the St3'e
The undersigned, late principal busiae 8
manager II thcVCrv successful tiilE Galccr. FOR
the tcucht o. the Aerchau lie Library, ut san
Francisco, has been appointed Agent and
MANAGER Of this Grand lit Concert.
Tbs drawing and distribution will take place
10 public, aud ever thiuE will be- done 20 sat-
lsIy the buyers of tickets that their Interests
VIII be as We'll protected - II they were prr-l--
ally present 70 supcrintend the entire affair.
tor tickets and iniurwg ION appiy 90
c. r. PETERS, l2l Main 81. Louisville, Ky.
No. 5 Aston House. New York.
u. \, HCmpstcd, No. 40 Broadway, NIiwau-
kcc, Wis.
v. A. French. Virginia City, Nevada.
u. \. Wolf 40 BIO Chestnut st.. 81. Louis
,IlcEets also for sale IN every prominent
Owing to the general arrangement # mai 8
and advertisements cousequc on the GIsas-
irous conf grafton in the West tie sale Of
tickets IN this enterprise is eNtgu led 90 Mo-.
5l, iS,l. AZ which time the UgiU Office. I2J Main
mcnt Of accounts and bu ln1->- No orders
except by mail will be received r.ior Dee. Isl,
and no orders hy msIi VIII be- filled after Dee.
j ~ The New sTk oiire Will close Dee. iNth (.
other a-cnriCS Dec. 9TH Every .het Uu-ril
Dee. ll'h vii! be cancelled 10y Us number. The
oil CONNIE eng "a : Q. D., -- AMI continue 900.
al tie al gifts awarded. Payment o. aval..
NIL commence Dec. 18th. q. 60 O'Clock "a. r..
tlrcg aT- 20! awards WI. Doe found no rE#rt
agency as soon as they can be- f,sEel correctly.
and viii also Hs sent 20 Ga ticket I.err. a.
sH2~. =. psTEg-. MANAGER.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

j. G. Walker y. VIM. y Walker. Ct ais 80
In Chaucery az Wayae>bOr0, y november rules
Ia this caus-it sVpcaring from com iaina1r's
ban that BUTwcl q. Walker. one OF the defen-
dsu.s l. this cause i a nOn-resldeutO Of the
state Of Tennessee 80 that the ordinary Pro
la-s IF law cannot be served on him, II is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the
Columbia Herald a newspaper published in
the town of Columbia, MauTy county, Tenn,
for four successive weeks, requiring the said
BuTweu e.. Walker to appear before the next
term Of the Chancery Court TO be held al the
court house IN NaynesbOrO, on the Sd Non
y in March, lS12, and plead. answer OF de-
muir 10 compliments bill, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as to him and set for hear
ing eN parte.
NOF. il.-lW. &. IL. MCLEAN, {. & N.
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Those Afflicted with
Consumption,
PLEASE Escad tIIe Following E.ef-
tci. from "A EEeIia aIc Dru2gi,s..
tTousr VERvoy. In. Ami

MOUNT VERNON, Ill, April q. 1871.
MESSHs. J. y. HARRIS ( Co., cincinnati.
O.-Gentlemen: heard one OF my custom
e-s speak insuch high terms Of Aliens Lung
BliSam to-day, that thought wOuid write
you the substance of his statement: He says
his mother, who is now sixty years OF age,
year, and has been under the care OF all OF
our bes; physicians, but never received any
permanent benefit: then she re~Orted to
most every kind of Cough and Lung Bal
sans that could be procured for her, but all
TO no avail. She still grew worse, until she
was confined 10 her bed ; and when she was
seized with "A parOXyym Of coughing she
wOuld lose power OF expiration. and they
were compelled to resort TO various means
10 restore breathing; and while she was
COUGHING so hard she COa. d not eXpeciOIaic
anything, and the family and friends had
given up all hope OF her recovery. her son
noticed the advertisement of Aliens Lung
Balsam in the Christian Advocate, and they
thought they would procure and try IL. They
commenced giving her the Balsam II D
o CLOCK, =, 81, as directed, do5e every hour
until midnight; then She took another NJ
Of coughing. and eEPectOIated a mOuthiu
Of dalk yellow matter, which was some
thing she had not been able to do Tor some
time. They continued TO give her the Bal
sam until morning, and then she begun TO
eXpectorate freely, and within two hours
she e1pectoraled three piutS OF mGcuous
matter, which gave her immediate relief,
and since that time she has con iinucl TO
improve. She now sits up all day, and can
walk about the house and take considerable
outdoor Xercise. Her son bought more o!
the Balsam, to-day, and he recommends IL
very highly 10 every one.
Yours respectfully,
A. c. JOHNSON, Druggist.
Was there ever greater proof OF merIE han
the case this letter refers 10?
ALIENS LUNG BhrSAM IS " thout
doubt the best eXPsctoTaut remedy ever
offered 10 the afflicted public. 1t contains
no opium Z any form, aud is use is harm
less 10 the most delicate.
Directions accompany each bottle.
J. n. HARRIS < Co, Proprietors,
Cincinnati O.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.


Ry virtue ofan execution 10 ma lirac+,I r
tie Honorable circuit Court of Maurv cTr-..h
ia favor Of L. W. Eggleston and james Clty,
ford vs.; Thomas Crawford, will sell rrs.L
30 the highest bidder at the court boUsa Ja'n
in the town Of Columbia. On Mondsv tbs I iI.[r
day.Of Decemcer, ISL. the following desc-;Lt.9
tracts or parcels of land situated IN the So
ef Tennessee, Maury county. to wit: one 80
in civil district No. % and bounded A. fIiiaet
on the south By the lands of OrViIle NeEi,;HSss;
west BY John JamisOn and Kitty Blair. na-if'
by John COOrsert and east By = BIair o- IN
tanning = acres, being the place upon rbiaL
defendant Thomas Crawford now resides H.
other tracts OF parcels Of lands and b0usssaoogJ
lots is in civil district No g., in and near -
city Of Columbia. one place known as tbs ~ "
Minnis place, bounded north By o. q psi
west by NJ. Afford and ThOs. Langham. sor,t
BIZ the John JamisOn lot, now owned h. n
d fendaut 1hOs. Crawford. and east By
street, containing alb tut one and three quartz.
acres Also the house and lot known d A.
John JamIsnn place, adjoining the CORPORATE
Of Columbia on the west and bounded a. So
lows: bczinnlng at a stake 3 and g2-ICd mo-,
north Of a set rock J. l.. Smith y. +. co-na-
and running along the south side Of the brs1ct'
south - dogs. T.. II deg. 27-1O1 uoles ? -
stake in McMinnis' west boundary line, tbenss
south with McNinnis passing east ~ II :
sprIng t. NcMinnis' S ". corner. theme 49, az
with NcNinnis' line 20 a stake in the west rl7--
ing of L. Smith s line, thence south with M,
west margin Of ; .nith's line TO % the norfb
margin Of the railroad, thence with the nor,b
margin Of said road to said Smiths linz
theme north with Smiths line to the begipnir5
containing 81 acres also the house and H.,
knswn as the Elizabeth Bolton place, In tbs
west margin Of the city Of Columbia. contain.
ing ( acres, rOOds and g poles, and being H.
same conveyed 20 the said Mrs. Bolton by @
( W. 4 =. :. Brown by three deeds, wbicE
! duly registered in Registers Office Of Maury
county in book c., vol 2, page 3ig, and to which
reference Is hereby made for the particula,
boundaries Of the same. The said house an
I lot has been conveyed 10 Thos. ). Crawford 3,
/ The said Elizabeth Bolton, which eonveyanri
i a 30 registered in the Registers ONCE Of Man
; - county, book q. PAGE 4gl. All Of the ab0y,
I desirable real estate Is levied upon and IL 70 b,
l sold as the property Of defendant Thomas )
/ Crawford to satisfy said f ia and costs.
/ Nov lO-td. SIMS LATTA, ). VI. c.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

John \. Grimes, admir- of Stephen W. Parse
ly. dee q, vs. Richard ParseIy. Ell aIs-In Char.
cery at Waynesboro. November rules.
1t appearing to me from compliments bill
sworn TO IN tie above cause, that Richard
P5rSely, Stephen Parsely. Thomas Parsely,
- Co0kSey and wifr, Lydia Cooksey, for
m.erly Lydia Parsely, Catharine Parseiy Mar
a PaFsely, William Parsley and Job Psrsely
are defendants and nOn-residentS Of the State
Of Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served en- them, Il is
thel efUre ordered by me, that publication be
mad for four successive weeks In tae Colum-
bia Herald. a nea spaper published in the
city Of Columbia, MauTy county, Tenn,
requiring the said defendants to appear before
the next term Of the Chancery Court TO be
held at the court house in WaynesbOrO, on the
81 Monday in March, 1872, then and there 10
plead, answer or demur to compliments bill.
or the same will be taken for confessed as 20
them, and set for hearing exparte.
Nov. L. INV. C.. Il. MCLEAN c. K NJ.
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GALE. OF REALESTATE.

Pursuanttoa decree Of the Eorshipful Coun-
Is Court in the cause Of J. ". Akin. admir-,
against - Rains and Others n the Novem-
1e- term. ISL. | will proceed 70 sell 20 tho
hizbcst biI or on The premises, on M0nday the
ia JavaF Ii,--er-i,cr next, a valuable tract Of
IAN si-usied ru the waters Of tgthey's creek,
En- "a. 18th civil district Of Marry county, be-
in- tine land formerly owned by Joseph D.
Rains. exclusive Of the widow dover, con-
rqiui7r a. out --- acres The same viii Hs
sold upon a cre-iICl ne and twJ years eN-
cert trc -rfu &c one hundred dollars il cash.
Note and approved srrUrity required, and
lf.l ruJ1iued yH the land 70 secure tn 9ur-
chase money. JUN NJ HllhE1 OierE-
T.v IL ID
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CHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue Of an execution to me directed
from the honorable Chancery Court ut COlum-
bia, Tenn. in favor Of j. l.. Williams, c. x
NJ, use Of D. B. Cooper, {. < NJ, vs. L. G.. La
uier. James X. Thomson and R. d. Ricketes
will sell 70 the highest bidder at ID e cOur-
house door in the town Of Columbia, Tenn. On
Monday the 18th day Of November, 1871. the
following described tract OF parce. Of land sit
uated in the state Of Iennessec, Maury cOIu-
~. civil district, No. Il, and bounded as fol-
lows, 10 wit; north by the lands Of Seth R.
Eittrcll. east by another tract belonging to de-
fendant Lewis G.. Lanier, so1th and west By
l. A. Nichols, containing about one HUNDRED
and fifteen acres, and LEVIED upon and 10 Be
sod IS ire property of defendant Lewis q. La
rier 10 satisfy said & "a and costs
Oct 27-td SIMS LATTA, 5. NJ. c.
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10000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION, $40
EACH, CURRENCY; HALF TICKETS, 81;
QUARTER TICKETS, $3.50.
Tickets will be sent by registered letter: the
mon y for them may be sent by L. o. money
order, greeuback or draft.
Ia n ticket consists of iOUr quarters, value
$50 each The holder is entitled to admis-
sion t. the Cuncert, and to the value Of the
gift awarded 10 il or it, fraction.
S55O,C00 IN &EEESBACEsS win be
distributed to holders Of tickets, in gifts of
from SlOO cen, the highest, to 100. tie lowest.
bsins 72l gifts in all.
Tn. (.p.arf i ...r D., bar.r. -
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NOTICE.

By virtue Of a deed of trust made 70 me as
trustee. BY \. e.. i Rachel j Dinwiddie, ia
tel Oct 18th. 1870. aud recorded in book 4.
pages 30 and so. will sell to the highest bid
der in the town Of Culleoka. on THURSDAY 2lst
Dec, ISL, the house and lot described in SAID
deed, It being the one now occupied by DR.. W.
W. COehrane as a hotel. Terms of Sale.-One.
half cash the balance in l. months with aI~
tanned This property will b. sold without the
right Of redempu n. and possession given the
lst day Of January. 1s72.
Oct 2J.-td. +. II. HOLDING, Trustee.
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I AND SALE.

By virtue of q decree Of the WUrshipful. the
tounty Court of Maury county, pronounced az
rs November term, 1865. in the ease of VIII
will proceed to sell to the highest bidder at the
court house door in the town of Columbia, on
Monday the 10Th of November next, tract OF
land in the 18th civil district of Maury county
lands of +. A. ii. Foster, Anderson Nichols and
others, snd known the Rob't Anderson tract,
and contains about thirty-three acreS. TermS
Of Sale.-One hundred dollars cash. and the
balance on six and twelve months credit, with
interest from date, and lien retained on tho
land for the payment of the purchase money
JOHN VI. HICKEY, Clerk.
Dat IL
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CHOLERA has made its appearance
in quarantine at New York, but the
Board of Health feel no uncasiness as
10 it, visiting tie city.