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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, No. !.

- District Il Columbia nest 10 fh Cfl % Wash
iDgton on the IL aud 8rd THUyspAY sucH onth
:. sloan, pre- tdrnA, v hurch, vice pie,idHuti J.
FARRELL, secretary; murphy treasurer Lrgis rrum
DO, corresponding sscr-tary-
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IND-Union No.

4 4
IS meets on the hr-t TuesdAS u every N nth, At
MuIerss Hall south De street. joan jacques
president. " cronhArdt vice president Nike schuek
recording secretary. Frank Boyle, nanciA secretary
John Flake re.sure- Ar A. Address, eoTrespanf-
Ing secretary, lock boz vs. Charles A. Keiser,
keeper.
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IRON MOLDERS' INTERNATION.

~ Uhl'n-Hes. quarters, incnnAti Dato
WE sASpH, Prssident, lock box IOa5 Ciuenn.tI
Ohio 'n"'"'
Peter ,: Mssney, Treasurer. 50 sunaIt street.
Brooklyn,N, 1850
~Ilh.m 2 'iradley, Recording SECRETARY, boz Iss
Jane Carroll, flrst Vice Presdens, Neu YORK CITY
Thomas walsh, second Vice Presiaenr u Lonis
Mics uri N1'''
william Hayes. Third vice Presideat, Britssport.
JOhD Dance. Fourth Vice Prssdsns, Toronto. lnt
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P. S-The follo~iEg amounts of money was
received to lid us ID our past strike All
unions not properly credited ALL Immediately
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

e- Will unions desiring changes In the address o.
corresponding secretariet please state the name Of TIE
former seoretst-.
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i OTISYILLE CIGAR MAKERS

IL Union, No 80 meets every second fourth
"a ednesd.y In each month, q Beck Han. Jefferson
street, betw, lat ard "a. = q strauss, President
II JHcobs Vice President A Helfricl, Recording
secrAiars o Borher, Financial secretary Charles
schw-rtE, Corresponding Sec box 50. A Maurer
Treasurer.
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OHIO-Union No. as

1 meets on the hrst Monday evening In eA month.
Fred Blend pres. John Murpp', VIC pres Benz
shif-rd recording sec. Fred shntE financial secre-
tarv Geo weidl-r treasurer jos N'lo M, Door
keener Fred Beud, Corr spending secy, DrAEer
TO-
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A LLENTOWN, PA.-Union No. SO
N meets on the h-u and thru Friday evenings ~
each mon h R@iner's Hail. COS Hamilton william
Krees, president II. At-nbzeh. vice pres. T.
Brader &C. sec viii lam HN-gas.. fin and ire :.
Heckmsn, door keel er. Miltpn n Walk, cor sc,
box 10
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NATIONAL ORG ANIzArIoNs

NJ ATIONAL LABOR UNION-ORaAK-
- IEHo August S0th, ls6s-Headquarters Detroit
Aien Ron AID TREvKLLIcK, President.
los ur-w ID RET, Detroit
aohAcs DAT, first Vice President, New Yofk.
MS NJ - o. WILLARD, Chicago, hi.
Y. DaH yoHEseN, Sec. f4maqua, Pa
csa.. y: yuhAHAoS- nsAs., us sOush dark street.
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w ATERTOWN, N. Y. Uaion-meets on the
w meets on the hrst Saturday evening Of each
NINTH; y A Quencer, Preside lt- Walters. CO Pre-
sjdent @ L Hazard treas. Kline, nee =
Emmetich cor and financial sec, posi- once boz 526
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pRICKLAYERs' PROTECTIVE AND Be

- NkYOLENI UNION, No. a. Of the city N New
York, rfeet every WEDNESDAY evening al o'clock IN
their hall, corner Of vents sixth street ana Seventh
avenue joseph "oody, president IN .nnev, wee
pre-d-nt. Robert o. Gu niek recording secret 4rv.
brrnard J. Rice, corresponding secretary. Michael
Hsffey. hnanca Al secretary Peter Cogtn, treasurer.
Dans Doris sergeant Att arm.
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COLUMBUS, O.-Union No. IA
" meets on the second Monday Of every month in
Freck's Hall No. los South Front e. Chas II Pnieger
president j johnson, vice pres. Aug Hor Ebacher a.
nanc Al secretary. NJ ] OBr'en recording sscretary
J. ely, first O'Brien, Sc -ond treas
Alexander Hesse corresponding secretary lock box e75
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"a, Columbus Ohio. -. 800
rs, Norfolk Va. 400
"A, Burlington Vt. ... a 90
rs, Fall River Mass. ...-- 500
IS, Pittsburgh Pa. ...... 4 90
So, Schenectady n w.. 500
81, Brooklyn \ Y....---- Is 81
SO, Poughkeepsie \ r.. 6 OO
90, New York city German 10 90
e5, St Joseph Mo. .-..... . 20
81, Williamsburg \ l.... 4 90
100, Washington d Co.. 600
l0l, Jersey CITY \ Y... 600
l02. Kansas City Mo-. 20 o.
l04, Rock Island Ill.,. 400
io7, C-mbridgeport Mass. | q.
los, Erie Pa. ........ 4ON
l09, GAINESVILLE Wis. 8 90
10, Council Bluffs Iowa. ] OF
lis, JsmestoSn \ w.. 400
ZIG, Harrisburg Pa---.... 500
1872. Warren Pa........--- . %
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HARRISBURG, PA.-Union No.
IL 1l6 meets the n-s Tuesday Of every month"; 1t hsl
mast sev.n O'Clock In BrAnt's Hail. FRANZ Gem
HE President; Daniel B. Rris0n, Vice Presdent (;
4 M.aver Financial sec'y; ,. o. snavely Treas;
Adam PeIsnger Recording see'y. d. y. Ersman, Cor
responding Sec'y. p. o. Box z2S.
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UNION, NO. l
DINGHAMPTON. NY-union No

RI4NU II-h4HI ~ y = HIUH ~
IL IA meets the hrst Tuesday evening in each
month. Andrew Curtin, pres Samuel Curran. vice
Hill treasurer. j. W. Peaster, financial and cor
spending secretary P. o. boz IA James Poland,
iantor.
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OHTO-Union NJ. Is

~ meets on the LAT Monday evening o. every IN
At Good re plarp' Han second street. between Jener-
and g. Clair Gaarg Ri.ker, president, IL sout'
Jefferson st. "a liam Smith, vice president Charlie
Leonard REGARDING secr.tary Henry Steiner treas
urer A. Monday, corresponding secretary, " south
Jefferson street.
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WINDSOR. COMMUNION No. "a

w NETS the second saturday o. each month
Number Of MT nbsr-, .. Hiram shannon, presdenf.
J-mes GCda-d vice president. Samtel DaY, treaa
John v. Garner and hnancial see'y. ?. o. box
1855.
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DOUGHKEEPSIE.-Union No. 80
Il meets on the nrst wedn-. day Of every month
John ZeRer, Pres boz As Jacob Model, Vice Prpri-
cent. William Wolf Treasurer John aiser - ecord-
Ing. Financial and Corresponding Secretary. p o. Lock
Dor 176
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A UBURN, n. Y.-Union No. 81
n meets on the first Monday evening in sAcn month
No II Geneser street Robert Burgess, prrsi-
dent. W. 8. Hurlhurt. vice presi fent. J. X. Lag
renee recording and financial sec. Geo. O. Cham
bsrs corr-sp ling secretary. Jas tlone teasrrer
P. o. box 43s.
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MICH-Cioar Makers

- UNION No %. OF the CITY OF Detroit nee,- On
the nrst and third FRIDAY oievrry month, AZ the La
fayette Hall Gratnt street Detroit John OCallaghs-.
pres, box ga Weslsy Aver, vice pres fhoms- NJ
Dolan. recor1ins secretary. Anthony krug-r. dnsn-
ciAl secretary stephen II well, treasurer. " Down
ing corresponding secretary, boz 5ss
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CANTON, ILL.-Union No. l20 meets on the
~ first Thursday evening Of each month. chAs J.
Maine, 4, v. Dean, vice pres. Chas. H. SEXTON,
and On raos- Bid4mOn, treas. James II
smith, sec, box Gil.
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NEW HAVEN. CONN.--Union

11'1''
- No. S9-hesr quarters, Arcade Hall, State sire
meets the last Saturday evening In each month.
y. Massow presiden 1914 81. John 81. A. J. Jacks n,
vice pre- icent. GeTge AufoFt, trea.urer II. Bay
don't recording financial and corresponding secretary
l94 b.. John 81
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NHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL TNInN
OPERATIVE PtAsTERERS' PROTEtL

" TIVE and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF CHICAGO
ILL, meets every TUESDAY evening Al 8 oselo,k III
s. rge's Hal, 226 South car street.
wv PIGGor Prssioent
Jon" u. N0rtnn, Corresponding See TSRrowu street.
'-'"es JEFFREY, r., Rec. see'ry 46s STATE street,
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MINERS UNION-NELSON.

- WILLIE. Athen4 County, onto H ckiny Valley
Miners Union me~ss ever, SATURDAY 10 the Miners
hAh Thomas B. feeier, president. Thum.s Biayk
vice president. Samuel Buzz permanent .eererar-'
In Gi-s, recording secretary Thomas step-rd
treasurer, william Jones ana Henry spurIes. cores,
pondiug secretary
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WASHINGTON, D. C.-Union No.
WEsTFIELD, MAss.-Union No.
NORFOLK. VA-Union No. "a

Jersey CITY, N. Union No.
10I meets the second ru-sdAy 10 every month a.
Union all, lac Newark Jas Ga X. president.
ChAs A CLARK vice pr ~ident Geo zeiRer treasurer.
Abe Livingston SEE Greenvlle. Hudson Co. N
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OTTAWA, ILL.-Union No. SO meets
" every second 7 ne, day IN the month, at Turn Hail.
at half-past seven o'clock John Dibos, president
jacob Gibbs vice president. Harry Flammer, hnsn-
ciAl aud corresp ondiug secretary, drawer lOs
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-06

Call md examine our stock and prices, and
interest to favor US with your patronage.
Yours Very Truly.
.. r. NORTON Il co.
Columbia, Tenn Sept lN-n67
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The fciIer D0g.

Dogs lave infested this world Just
az long az man haZ, and will hang
around az loI-g ~ there il emmy griz-
Zle left OF bore.
We have nu r.-ii=ble ackount ov tire
fust dog, and probably shant baye o!
the final ore.
If Adam kept II tarIier, or Eve a
poodle, the laps 0v ages hav washed
away the fakt.
If Noah had pair Ov each breed ev
dogs on board Of his vessel, and only
one psir Ov feas, he was we'll out for
dogs, and poor out for feas. History
IL dumb Oh this sui ject.
The yeller dog has 10 pedigree, the
flood i'm hiz veins IL az crude az Ietro.
leum when it fust comes pumping out
ov the earth, bitter, thick, and fiery.
He IL long, and lazily put together,
hiz ears flop when he shakes along the
dusty thorougbfare, and hiz tail liz a
burden.
There liz no aIimashun in a yeller
dogs tail, it liz useless, the flies amt
even afraid oy il, it liz wuss than a 10
per cent mortgage tew the rest ov hiz
body.
Viii the yelier dog amt bern dis
kounted liz MYSTERY tew me, but
when / ask myself "Whare would
you hitch the tin pan tew?" then at
once the folly ov b"b-tailed yeller
dog flashes on mi mind.
Ever since this kontinent was found
hi Christopher KOlumbus, in 1892, and,
for what kno, much time previous
tey that. the WELLER dog haz been a
vagrant, travelling by moon-lite, and
hungry bi natur.
WHARF he comes from nobody seems
TO kno, and il you speak a kind word
tew him he thinks il kite in disguise,
and stradling hiz tail with both hind
legs, he goes suspicious and sideways
OH his lonsum jurnry.
Mankind hav made him a vagabond,
and life tn him liz made up ov starva-
shun and brickbats.
If he Gums out ov biz lurking place
i'm the hot of August, he IL a mad dog,
and the Common Council at once as
.emble, the riot act liz read, 80 dollars
reward liz offered, men cum painting
in 10 town, crieing "mdd dog" thare
two horse wagon was bit that morn
ing hi yeller dog, the fury RACES, old
guns are cleaned up, the cannon liz
run out Oh the village green, DANES
talk to DANES ov the awful event,
men look sober and defiant, boys
pocket their marbles in the midst Of
q game, pigs run squallidg tew their
novels, and the whole body polite
surges with horror.
The poor innocent whelp haz done
h;Z worst, and while a whole villege
liz i'm extacys ov hydrophobia, he haz
passed on, and may be seen Juggling
away, in the surburb5, at the shin
bone ov departed omnibus hoss.-
.LnSh RiNinnS.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

OF REAL ESTATE.
Byvirtuc Of decree Of the Chanccry Court at
Columbia, Tenn, at the June term thereof,
ISL, in the case Of John S. Perry, vs.. Martha
v. Perry aud others. / will sell to the highest
bidder at the court house in Columbia, on Mon
day the 10th day of October, 1871, the follow
ing described tracts of land. A tract situated
in Giles county, 9Th civil district. containing
about l0l acres. A tract of 5I15 acres lying in
the Sth civil district of Maury county, Known
rs the "Zollicoffer place." bounded north by
q. W. G. Maxwel's lands, east by second tract
Of the Perry lands, south by the Simpson Per
ry tract of land, west by land of N. II. Hold
en-. Esq. Also the second tract of Cos acres.
Subject to the widows dover of about AZ acres
bounded north by lands of j. L. Goodrum,
east by Tom GOodrum's land, south by the
lands of John s. Perry and west by the tract
of 51Iz acres. The same will be sold on cred
il of one and two years, Except S2j0,O0in 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
the purchase money.
Sept. ltd. ID IL. COOPER, G. 4 NJ
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A Liberal Discount Given To Agents.
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EoRsALE.


Iwish to sell privately. the following lots of
land, at Duck River Station, miles from Co
lumbis. by the smoothest pike that leads from
the town. ...- .-.-,.s.-
No. /. Contains 20 acres, including my dwell
ing. the Station housc, Gin. &e.. fronts on
both pike and railroad.
No. 2. East of the former, contains 2s1l
acres. reaehcs from the river TO the railroad
and touches the pike at the bridge.
No. 3. East Of last, runs from mouth of
Rutherford c-ueg to railroad; contains "a
acres.
No T., Eas: ~ t-c list, contains 1907 acres,
bounded on iif'. ea-, by Rutherford's creek.
and on the " e ~ railroad.
No. 5. Lies vts;nf the railroad. and opposite
the former trsc! and contains ~ acres.
All these trH &. rScc; tie last. nave timber
and small d ciliirs. The cleared lands are
all fresh, ~ d ,"' tat surpassed in fertility by
any lands IN 1rn,,s sSee. The whole tract has
233 acres. :ac are l60 acres in cultivation.
II is mile. !rpn olumbia, AZ from Nash
vile. The Si1r.Ii house belongs to the place.
The Accomrs...- tion Train pysses 10 Nashville
every morning and returns in the evening.
All conveniences considered. think it the
m Ist drtirable riarc in the county.
also offer for sal, -; aces of baud sdiein-
ing Maj. Boiling Go'dor. y nj G. frn.ii Column
bia. Price s., a9. '-3
Sep. !. Is .NNIs = t.N
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CHANCERY SALE
" .- -OE TANn

By virtue Of a decree of the CHANGERS Court
at Columbia, at the June term thereof, 1871. in
the case Of James Jones, VS.. jesse H. FitTger-
aid, will sell to the highest bidder SO the
october, ISL, tract or parcel of land situated
IN the 18th civil district of Maury county.
bounded by the lands of J. l.. Williams and
j. " Irvine, known rs the Southern place."
and containing fifty acres. Terms, six, twelve
and twenty-four months, with interest from
date. Notes required Of tho purchaser with
good security and n lien retained for the pay
ment of the purchase money,
Sept. 5 Nv. d. B. COOPER O IN
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CHANCERY SALE t
Il III l. A .

Byyirtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Court
81 Columbia Tenn, at the special term there
Fleming, admir- kc., VS.. The heirs and ofsdi.
tors of Reddick Rail. deed. will sell to he
highest bidder at the court house in Colunbis.
Of land situated in the 18th civil district of
Maury county, Tenn, known as the Humphrey
tract. bounded as follows: on the east 81 tSs
lands Of j. W. Page. north BY the lands of
l.. d. Potts. Martin 2. Erwin and others. Said
land will be sold ON credit Of six month";
free from the equity Of redemption, Note vltk
good security will be required of the purchaser
and a lien retained for the payment Of Inc mn,
chase money. ID. b. COOPER, c. i N.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

VF IL-iIl III Ia.
By virtue of decree of the ChanceTy Court
at Columbia, Tennessee. at the August Especial
term) thereof, ISL, in the case Of L. L. * L.
T. Gracy, will sell to the highest bidder Of the
court house, in the town of Columbia, on
Monday the 9th day Of October. 1871, tract of
uated in the sth civil district of Maury coun-
ty, on which the said Hanna resides, bounded
north by the lands eff - Burkett, east by the
lands of James III. Thomas and n B. Fender.
decd. south by the lands of said FENDER es-
tate and Jas. III. Thomas, and west by lands Of
said Thomas and others. Said land will be sold
on a credit of one and two years, with interest
from date, free from the equity Of redemption.
Notes with good security required of the pur-
phaser. and a lien retained for the payment Of
the purchase money
Sept std. ID. 3. COOPER. C.. & NJ.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

A. C. Hickey, admir-, VS.. Heirs and Creditors
of hOmas ID. Cheairs, decd.
1t appearing to me from the complainant's
bill filed in the above cause, that Ii. A. Cheairs
John Rock and wife Martha. Nathaniel. Lew
defendants and non-residents of the State OF
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on them, it is therefore order
Herald, a 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 Monday
in November, 1871, requiring the said defen-
dants to then and there appear and plead, an
swer or demur to compliments bill OF the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing ex parte.
Sent CIV. ID. Is. COOPER, C. NJ
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HOPE.

Child of pleasure. say, what Is ltIs
Thfs briGht phantom which we rove
Tbou c1fist Claim its longest VISIT
A ~ Meeting footsteps rove.
Than on name this Phoenix treasure,
Rom anew wheI Ger IL dies,
say. what is 10, child OF pieasue'
Which we all so dearly prize?
Child ofsorrow, canst thou name IL?
Dark despair was III thine heaft
Till. with gentle mercy, came II,
Bidding that deep gloom depart;
Here to-day, and fed tomorrow,
Yet TO thee the dearest loon,
Saw, what Is it, child of sorrow,
That can change Thy night 10 noon?
bark were life-moS Il dark and lonely
it.when pleasures days were o'er,
We could fec remembrance only,
And could 1 ever hope for more.
D.Ik were lilt-wbat creature human
Could the weight of sorrow bear,
Did not Hopes sweet trust illumiHe
It's the smile thai angels wear.
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ATTACHMENT.

State of Tennessee.-M County,. V.
ChiIdress, vs.. j. j. Wood.
In this cause it appearing to me that the de-
PENDANT, j. j. Wood, is q nonresident of this
State, so that 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, anewspaper published in the town
of Columbia, for four consecutive weeks requi-
ring the said J. J. Wood to appear at my Office,
at Kedron, Tenn, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ, 21.t day
of October, 1871, to answer said suit. or the
same will be taken for confessed, and set for
hearing ex parte.
Sept. 22.-iw. j. a. SANDERS j. p
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CHANCERY SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

UT
By virtue of decree of the Chancery Court
at Columbia. Tenn. ut tie June term thereof
ISL, in the case of william Trewett, et Ell, vs..
o. g. Bell, ct ell, will sell TO the highest bid
der at the court house in Columbia, on Mon
day the 9th day of October, ISL, q house Ard
lot in the town Of Columbia. 9th civil dis.ricf
of Maury county, adjoining the south wess
of Bennett or Trewett, A. AeManus ana ethers.
being the same on which D.. q. Bell now -.
sides. Said house and lot will be sold on \
Of redemption. Note with good security viii
be required Of the purchaser. bearing interest
from date Of sale, and n lien retained for the
payment of the purchase money!
sept Std. ID. B. COOPER, IN
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CHANCERY SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of n decree of the Chaneery Court
at Columbia, Tenn. at the June term thereof,
ISL, in the case of G. b. TAFT, VS.. N. w. Jones,
ct al, will sell to the highest bidder 81 the
county, Tenn, on Monday, October 9th. 1871,
tract of lana known as the .Fowlkes mill
place, situated on LangforI's branch, in Lew
cent, Mrs. v. ID. Goodrum and Mrs. Felix Wal
ker. Said land will be sold on a credit Of six.
twelve eighteen and twenty-four mon ths, free
irYm the equity of redemption. Notes with
be.ring interest from dag Of sale. and lien
retained for the payment Of the purchase mon-
ey. u. B. COOPER, G. * NJ
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ORDER OF pr7p1,c,r,ox

Pitser Miller. VS.. James T. 8. Thompson.
= 1t appearing to me from complainant's bill.
sworn to. that James 7. s. Thompson is q nom
resident of the State of Tennessee, so that The
Ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
him, it is Therefore ordered by me that publica-
ton be made for four successive weeks in The.
city of Columbia, the last Of which shall Be- 81
least one week before the next sitting Of The
Chancery Court, to be held at the court house
in Columbis, on the 4th Monday in Noyember
son then and there to plead. answer or demur
to the said bill. or the same will be taken for
confessed as to him, and set for hearing or
parte. ID. Is. COOPER, q. Il M
Sent S-Iw
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SONG FROM GOETHE

Many thousand stars are burning
Brightly in the vault of night;
Many an earth worn heart il yeITI.iug
Upward with IA fond delight
:Stars of beauty, STARS of glory,
Radiant waIuie!e. : of the sky
Weary % the wO.ld's SD story,
Ever would We gaze Dn high.
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Tha ,el;o;ous cens,,s in Iro

The religious census in Ireland
shows that, of the population of !, 4O2,-
759, the Roman Catholics number
4,14l, 1888; the Protestant Episcopali-
ans, 6S3 ,204; the Presbyterians, $751;
23S; and other religious denominations
10, 2S3.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-06
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

James S. Harriss, admir- ct ell VS., James C.
Hill, ct ell. Petition to sell land.
In the above cause it appearing to me from
complainant's petition that the defendants,
James C. Hill, Melvina Ramsey, and her hus-
band, - Ramsey, the children of Selma
Tombs, whose names are unknown, William
and G. Hill are non-residents of the State Of
Tennessee, SO that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon them, that James C..
Hill resides in the State Of Arkansas, Melvina
Ramsey and her husband, - Ramsey reside
in the State of Alabama. the children of Sell
ma Tombs reside in the State of Texas, and
William G. Hill resides in the State of Mis-
sissippi, 1t is therefore ordered by me that
said nonresident defendants appear before the
Justices of the Worshipful County Court of
Maury county, at q courty court to be held for
said county at the court house in the town of
Columbia, Maury county, State of Tennessee,
on the first Monday in October next, and then
and there answer, plead to or demur to COM
plainant's petitian, or the same will be taken
for confessed as to them, and set for hearing
ex parte. JOHN NJ. HICKEY, Clerk.
P. GORDON, Atty for petitioners laughs.