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TuE c',ction Cf a woman, MIS-
nI,vepE,r J. Brown, to the Office o
Engrossing Geek for the State senate,
will tie considered 10y many az
s.r,io.ing al Womsn's Rights. The
,,,;cc. however, is merely that OF
c,pyist. and does not require th'
pyeserce ot the Clerk III the SENATE
room. With the very meagre b'lsi'
ness experience of Southern women
;ti- a l;;tle wonderful if Mrs. b. is as
c,nretent to ill her position as hei
male competitors Otherwise, We
are nIsd TO see the sphere of woman's
usefulness enlarged. And this qnes-
tion Of competency, which is now ?
.er;ous one, may, and doubtless WEI
lie removed in time; but not uhli
woman ceases to lie 81 lovely ana al
,,ac,ive rs size now is. The gallantry
az Soutnerners will not think OF com
netercv when man and o woman
are presented as iva candidates m
their favor.
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Democratic Victory i'm Texas.

The late election in Texas has re-
suited in an Overwhelming route of
The GRANTEES, and the triumphant
victory of the National Democracy.
The ID Democratic majority in the State
will lie Sc. Oo0, ard the entire Con-
crcssinnal ticket resulted in the choice
of the Democratic candidates. All
hail Tie gallant "Ione Star State.'
That is glory enough for one day.
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ALATE Washington dispatch states
that the administration is determined
on 2. most rigid enforcement of the
s<u-kIuX laws in the South. The Dis
trict Attorney at Raleigh, telegraphed
10 Washington that after ffty-two
cases of persons charged with violation
of the law bad been disposed of, it
was proposed 10 suspend judgement
i'm some of them, and continue new
CAGES 10 tie next term, the District
Attorney was directed 10y the Depart
neut of Justice, to ask for the enforce
m. NJ of Judgment in all cases where
there had been convictions.
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0RDER OF PUBLICATION.

Stephen Dark, ct al. vs.. William Mcclure.
ct al.-In Chancery at Columbia.
1t appearing to me from comPlainant's bill
sworn to and flied in the above cause, that Will
liam Mcclure, Sarah Ann, Margaret. Louis,
Micajah. Rcbccca and Catherine Mcclure are
Of feanessee, SO tpat fas ordinary pro
cess Of law cannot be served on tn m, it is
made for four successive weeks in the Colum-
bia Herald. a nov spapcr published in in the
city of Columbi,. Maury county, Tenn. the
last of which shall be ct least one week before
the next sitting Of the Chanccry Court to be
held at the court house in Columbia on the 18th
Monday in November next, requiring the said
defendants then and there TO pleqd, answef or
80 fakch 'fof tohfessa asto them, and sstfor
hearing sxparte.
Oct. l3.-4H. D. b. COOPER, {, \ NJ.
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CHANCERY SALE
~ OF LAND.

by virtue of a decree of the Chancery Court
at Columbia. at the August (speciaD term
thereof, 1871. in the case of Henry Clark VS.. NJ
der at the court house in the town Of colum-
bia on Monday the 18th day Of NoyemheF,
ISL, tract or pa.fcl Of land ofahalt 10 acres:
coun.y. on the waters of Carriers creek, and
bounded as fal,ows: north by the lands of NJ.
Fitzgerald. east by the lands belonging 10 the
h ,irs of William Enobles. south by lnnds of ..
Whitaker and west by the lands of John Sulli-
van. The same will be sold on credit of six
months. free from the equity of REDEEM tion.
Mute. with good security will he required Of the
purchaser. bearing interest from day OF sale,
and a lion retained for the payment of the pur-
chase money. ID. Z. COOPER, G. X VI.
Oct li.--tw.
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THE election for State Librarian
will come CT on the Goth inst. Mrs
PARALEE HASKELL, widow of the
late il,ustrious WILLIAM 4. HASKELL,
ssas appointed to the position few
snoni!s ego by Gov. SENTEE, and is
= candidate for election before the
Legislature. We do not suppose she
will have any opposition; but if she
does, we presume the Legislature will
give their unanimous approval of the
very acceptable manner in which she
has 80 worthily discharged the duties
Of lie position, and elect her 10y gener-
al reclamation.
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THE Nashville papers tell Us that
the State Fair was grand success.
We happened to be present on Friday,
and can only speak of what we saw
that day. The exhibition in the
Floral Hall was very fine, and more
than repaid one for the time and
money it took to get there. The dis
play Of flowers was very good, and
large. DIR. w. A. CIIEATHAM eXhi-
bited some rare and beautiful trop-
cal plants and flowers. The Agricul-
tural rooms were equally as interest
ing rs the Floral Hall. Here we
found profusion OF everything in
the eating line, sweet potatoes OF al
most tropical size, immense cabbage
heads, mangle wurtzel, etc, etc. Col.
ToA. CLAIBORNE, who was in the
e. 8. and Confederate armies fer
nineteen years, and Wha has recently
turned Ills sword into pruning hooks
aud ploughshares, had on exhibition
a hundred ears of white corn which
sheelIed out ninety.two pounds. This
is indeed remarkable yield. and Col.
p, OF Maury would not believe ii until
he was convinced by seeing and hear
ing. A premium was offered for the
best biscuits, and the health aad
pleasure &c humanity would be
promoted If all the broad in the land
vas So well cooked as soiae OF the
specimens on exhibition. Verify,
HORACE GREELEY was wrong when
he said the South needed twenty
thousand cooks-it needs one hundred
thousand. Oh, for some great Her
cules TO rid the country of that great
hydra headed monster GGd destroyer
of appetites and stOmaciis, ssda in
biscuit We trust our Maury County
Society will offer premium Of Sa
for the best biscuit at our next Fair.
We were very mach surprised to find
dinner spread out in true MaHry coun-
ty style, and strangers, invited to
partake. Col. JOHN OyERTON and his
admirable family dispensed princely
hospitality, and were especially solicit
tous 70: AIaury Countians to dine
with then
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Andrew 8. Harris, ct al, VS.. Thomas D. Har-
ris, ct nj.
In tbs a50yo cause, It appearing to me from
compIainants bill, which is sworn TO: that
Thomas ID. Harris, Richard Harris, j. w.
Pickett and wife, Martha J. Pickett, are de-
PENDANTS. and non residents ofthe State Of Ten
nessee. so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served 9n them, u is therefore order.
lumbia Herald, "a newspaper published in
Columbia, Maury county, Tenn. for f. ur sue
ccssive weeks. the last Of which shall be a,
least one week before the commencement Of
tie court heu3e ia the town If Columbia. on
the FIRST Monday In December next, notifying
said defendants then and there to appear,
will lie aiken for confessed as to them and sci
for hearing ex parte.
Oct l3.-iw. j. n. HICKEY. Clerk.
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MAJ. THOMAS O'CoNNER, Presi-
dent of the Knoxville and Charleston
Railroad has removed JNo. BAXTER
IA Attorney for the road and appoint
ed Col. ALFRED CALDWELL iii his
Diace.
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THE returns from the Ohio and
Pennsylvania elections, indicate the
success of The Republicans by an in
creased majority in both States.
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NHANCERYsALE
" 'H.t OF STEAM MILL.

By virtue Of "a deree of the Chancery Court at
Coiqmbis, Tenn, at the August tspcciaD term
thcrc of, IlTl, In Tie cansa Of Henry. Clark, vs.
Mp. Irwin. ct ell. 1 will sell on Monday the
18th day Of November. 1871 to the high st bid
der Sea n Saw. Flour and Grist Mil and the
machinery and fixtures at aehed thereto, on
town of WilIi.msport, Mnury county. being
the Mill purchased by y,eob Hoffman from i.
F. Fike. The same will be sold on credit of
six months. note will be required of the
purchaser with good security: bearing interest
frGm day af sa'a. and lien retained for nay
ment Of the purchase ngnGy:
Oct BID. u. Is. COOPER, c. NJ.
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NOTICE.

On Monday, the 18th day Vt November. l0.l.
at the cont ouse door in Columbia, will sell
To the highest bidder on a credit IF one and ,
wears. with interest from date, the tr.ct of
laud belonging t. the estate of the late Elijah
Hanks. deed. in district No. 20, boundari 8
-iyen on day Of sale. containing ,bout 10 acres.
Note with TIVE approved securities and lien
retained until purchase money is paid. Said
bv order of wife of said Hanks.
oct. Std. Il. Is. ALLEN, Ex'r.
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WE sincerely regret to learn that
DIR. +. G.. NCGAVoCK, has lost the
thumb and the first three fingers OF
his right hand, in consequence of the
wound received in The recent dastardiy
attempt 10 ussassinate him on his
plantation in Arkansas. The Doctor
has hosts Of devoted friends through
out this portion of the State who will
deeply sympa;hize with him, and re-
joice in his speedy recovery.
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TIE Democrats have carried Texas,
contrary 10 the expectation of every
body. The Radical Governor DAVIS
has dec AIRED martial law III Limestone
county. and assessed $4,000 upon the
ro,,le
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State Senator.

The election for State Senator is
appointed for Nov. i,h, and no time
must | c lost 10y Democrats in getting
a candidate nominated. Let every
civil district meet tomorrow and APP
point delegates to hold q Convention
Saturday 2lst, at Columbia. Let
Hickman, Lewis and Dickson send
delegates. If four or five candidates
ere allowed to run, Radical may be
elected. We must nominate tie best
man, and make him serve us.
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Democratic Executive Committee.
The members of the Executive Corn
nittce of the Democratic party OF Ten
rcssee, are requested TO meet i'll Nash
Vile on Tuesday, the 3lst instant.
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harm FOR SALE.

Twill sell my place one mile from Carriers
Creek etatior, and seven miles from Colnmb,a,
acres. The place is one Of the best waterrd IN
tn. country. Land good. For terms apply to
Richard Mckay or Gen. Lucius Z, Polk.
Oct. eff RUFUS i. POLK.
Helena, Ark.
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GENERAL MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
Sheriff of Shelby County, has appoint
ed RAPHAEL SEMNs, Jr., q deputy.
a better selection could not have been
t,,ale
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We see il stated that Gen. w. Z.
SroKEs will probably he appointed Uni
ted States Marshal for Middle Tennessee,
in the place OF Gen. HARRISON, deceased
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\ SERIOUS election riot took place at
Philadelphia last Tuesday, between the
whites aud the blacks. Five men were
killed, and twenty-five wounded.
Cause, negro suffrage.
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CHANCERY SALE
t.nt OF REAL ESTATE.

at Columbia, Tenn, at the August (speciaD
term thereof. ISL. in the case of j. o. Church,
We. James NJ. lI.rwcll and others, will sell to
tbs highest bidder ut the court hOusc. in the
November, 1871. The Church OF Methodist Col
lego property. consisting Of several lots adj
joining Of about seven acres. with large
brick building near the cent r of said grounds.
viii! be sold on a credit Of six, twelve. eighteen
and twenty four months, free from the equity
of redemption. Notes with good security, bear
ing interest from date Of sale, will be required
Of the purchaser. and a Zen retained for pay
" -, D. b. COOPER, C. & NJ.
Sent S, 1871, -..,
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COMMODORE MAURY, has resigned
the Presidency of the University OF
Alabama.
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Hon. EMERSON srHEIDGE has rcmov-
Cd 10 Memphis and will make that Guy
has future residence.
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10 LAND FOR SALE.

10 LAND FOR SALE.
will sell to the highest bidder, on Tuesday.
21st Of November, 1871, q good farm in a very
desirable locality. situated at Camppel's Sta
tion on the Nashville 4 Decatur r. R.. u miles
south Of Columbia. The depot Is on the farm,
q good place for store or other busine 9:
Land rich and level. containing 81 acres. all
under good fence. a frame house, good frame
gin house. gin and press. 10 acres in timber.
balance under good cultivation. Bounded ON
the snpth by the Campbell tract ON the west p
Davis tract, and on The cast by Fountain creek.
Terms Of sale.-One=half cash, balance in one
year; good notes with per cent. interest Sc
curity and n lien retained on the land. Pos.
session given Christmas. Sale 70 take place OF
| CampbelPs Station ut the usual hour.
Also Vineyard, containing five acres, ad-
| join ing said farm, fenced with Usage Orange OF
Bedark Hedge; a saSa sp,ias; and sool vines
Terms Of Salc.-One half casa, balance in one
yea, good notes with Q per cent: interest. Sc
| eurity and q lien retained on the land. Pos
session Civ, n on day Of SALE.
Oct. ls.-.d, JOHN A. STANLEY.
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MEMPHIS contributed S2o,00O TO the
Chicago sufferers.
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FEDERAL CoJET, Judge CoNNAIl
4. TRIGG presiding, is i'll session Ill
Nashville.
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THE great Chicago fire was started 10y
Il cow kicking over a lamp.
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THE HERALD.

TERMS-The "CoLuNBIA HEkALD' is pub
lishcd every Friday morning at THREE DOLLARS
per annum, IN advance.
RATES OF ApyERTISING.-0ne square 90 lincs)
for one Insertion, 81. 30; each additional inser-
ton. - cents.
All Advertising will be considered CASH and
caileetab. C any time after the first insertion.
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GENTS Akerman was in Nashville last
week.
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THE Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad has been purchased by the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
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T AND POSTED.

Oct. 13.-4w.
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49, PUBLICATION.

AK. Standridge VS.. C, F. Sparkman..
It appearing to me from complainants bill,
sworn to. that Mary Woodland is non
resident of the State of Tennessee, so that the
| ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
her, 1t 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 at
least one week before the next sitting Of the
| Chancery. Court, to be held at the court house
| in Columbi Ion the 4th Monday in M9vembeI
then and there to plead. ans.er or demuI
| to the said bill. or the same will be taken fol
confessed as to her. and ret for he,ring ex
parte. D. u. COOPEh, U. IL NJ.
| Oct 3-4v
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THE NASHVILLE FAIR

is held October 3. 4, 5. 6 land 4. National Agri;,
cultural Convention meets ut the same time ana
place. For Programme address,
JN0. ii. WILLIAMS, Gent Agent,
Sent 9p-Jt, Nashville, Tenn.
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BOOTS. SHOES,
CHEAP LAND.
CHEAP LAND.

One-halfin good stock, the balance on time.
Five different tracts, some of them have n
plenty Of cleared land for almost any family.
The very best cat'l lie, sheep and hog range. eS-
ceirent water and timber. Price to suit the
times. Apply to j. W. Page, or W. o. wither-
spoon. tSept. l5.-Sm.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ct al.
1t appearing to me from an order in the
above cause, made the Sth day of June. 1871 that
NJ. NJ. Morrow. w. X. Morrow. Reuben J. Nor.
Tow and Sallie Morrow, defendants in this
cause arc non-rc.idents of the State OF
Tenncssce,.so that the ordinary process of law
osLEGt b. scyged on them, it is therefore crler-
Herald. newspaper published in the town OF
Columbia, Maury county, Tenn, for four sue
ce.sive 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 18th Mond ~
i'm November, 1SIl. requiring the said defeiI-
dsnts to then and there appear and plead, an
sH er ae demur to I'm plainant's bill, r the sime
Will Dc taken fof caafessel as to them and get
for hearing ex parte.
Oct. 13.-iw. D.D. COOPER, c. 4 NJ.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE
TENDER, 1871. living on Ccdsr creek, Perry coun'
ty. Tenn. in District No.e1, one sorrel marc
Mule. IA hands high. abOut1S years cd. q whit.
stripe on the right side IT ths neck, soma col
eye, an | valued at forty follars.
lanes G. PORTER,
Oct. 13.-4w. Ranger.
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Z, EPoRT

Of tue Condition OF the First National
Bank Mt Columbia, I'm the state Of
Tennessee, at the Close Of Business
on the IIth day OF October, 1871.
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T NSOLVENT NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. ..
Ca Thursday 10th day OF October, ISL, at tn Q
residence of the late John Nicholson, dec d.
we will sell to the hishes, bidder, all the pet
ishablo property boion.ing to said estate, on q
credit Of twelve, months, note with apprnv cd
security required before delivery If proper IT,
viz 2! head Of horses and mules. Is head Of
cattle, yoke of oxen, 25 head of fat hogs. SC
head of stock hogs, lot Of sheep, one hun
dred barrels Of corn. one hundred bushels of
wheat, fodder, oats, hay, farming utensils,
wagons. cart, reaper and mower combined.
thresher. fan mill, one-half sorghum mill,
household and kitchen furniture, and many
afiicles 80 aumeros' 10 HeEt,oE.
All reSso9s having claims against the est,to
duy 90 he
ahfsisned. aud oil persons ;ndebte 70 said o. ::
tate are hereby notified 10 come forward and
settle at once, or the samc Twill be placed in
the hInds of officers and attorneys for collec-
ton. X. NJ NICHOLSON,
+. NJ. FULLER. . '.
Oct, 13.-1w. Ajministra tors.
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FoRsALE

I wish to sell privately. the following lots OF
land. at buck River Station. miles from Co
iumbil. by the snoothest pike that leads from
10. i. Contains 20 acres. including my DWELL
ing the Station housc, Gil, &c., fronts on
both pike and railroad. ,o,,
No. 2. East of the former, contains 2si
acres, reaches from tho river to the railroad,
and touches the pike at the bridge. =,
No 3. East of last, runs from mouth o.
Rutherford creek to railroad: contains "a
acres.
No. 4. Eaai Of the last. contains lgi1a acres,
bounded on the east by Rutherford's creek,
and on the west by railroad.
No. 5. Lies west of the railroad: and opposite
the form r tracts, and contains 90 acres.
All these tracts. exert the last, have t,mber
and small Dwellings. The cleared lands are
all fresh. and are not surpassed IN iertliity ny
any lands in Tennessee. Tho whole tract has
2s3 acres 1hore arc Id acres IN euitirahon.
II il miles from Columbia, AZ from Nash
yilIc, The Station house belongs 10 the place.
The Accommodation Train posses to nashville
every morning and returns IN me evenins.
All conveniences considered, think IL the
m ,st d. sirable place in tho county;
also offer for sale T614 acres OF Iaud ad!oin-
ing Maj Boiling Gordon, Is miles from Column
bia- Price II no. n.rrn,,oc,y
Sep. l. DANlp heNh"
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From the Cs;oa & A.,ericoa.
We saw q Tape Worm on exhibition at Squire
Cssity Office, "a feet long, extracted By DIR.
LOveland from Q gentlemsns stomach. living
in South Nashville.
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This is to certify that We are personally &C.
9uaintsd with VIM: II: Stuart, W. b. Lanier.
McCutchen. Rebeeca Beard, j. Martin. Jackson
Cox, Henry Page, j. II. McIlwaine, whose
names appear to certificates of DR.. Loyeland,
published in the Franklin Sentinel We
Of good demeanor and worthy Of credit in an
community. Sisped, - - .
B. w. HALF, Clerk Simpson co., KY,
]. 8. STANFORD, Judge Of Court,
III. ROGAN, Sheriff,
r, b, DySS. CLERK Circuit Court.
May. LIST, lssc
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FEsgKsAH, =. .NCT'. E3. EssF
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COLUM BIA, TENN
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Mary Eskedge VS.. Mack Eskedge.-ln Chau-
Gerry Court at Columbia.
Itaprearing to ,ne from complainant bill
sworn 10, that Mack Eskedge, defendant ID
this cause, is a nonresident Of the State of
Tcnnessse so that the ordinary process OF Law
cannot be se;yed on him. Il l. therefaEe 9rier-
cd by me that publication lie made In tee Co
city Of Columbia, Maur5 county, Tenn. for fur
rI0sessiye Woeks. The last Of which shall be at
least one week before the next term Of the
in said city of Columbia, on the ith Monday in
November, ISL. requiring the said def.ndant
to then and there appear and plead, answer or
demur to cJmplainant's bill, or the same will
DO taken for confessed as to him, and set fgr
hearine,ex pArtp. o,,
Get. B--4w. y. b. ODuPEH, Z. NJ.
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To the AFFLICTED.

DR.. Loveiand cured me of consumption, af-
ter all hopes Of my recovery was lost By my
friends. Respectfully.
MARTHA TURNIAE.
Nashville, August 18th, 1871. ~. &
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INsoivENT NOTICE.

/ have this day suggested TO John N. Hickey.
Clerk of the county court of Maury county,
the insolvency of the estate of j. ID. Rains,
deed, notice is hereby given to all pers ms
having claims against said estate 10 file them
with said clerk, duly authenticated. on or be-
fore the 18th day Of December. 1871, or they
will be barred. j. w. AKIN. Admir-.
Sept al.
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DR. Loveland cured a cancer on my face of 5
years standing. and 1 have no symptoms Of can
Ger now. b. lrl.. IA. STEWART.
Franklin, KY, Sept. 1lth, 1870
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was caaaasj 40 my room for is months with
lnss nmatory rheumatism, and DR.. LoveIand
cured me sound and we'll. Truly yours,
Franklin, KY. " '