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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-08-09
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


Mr.. J. d. Eastin, of Bolivar County.
Miss. has been s9jonrning in Sur county
DIR. Thos. G. lRosk. sos Of Mrs. Dr.
Polk, of<this county, and planter OF
BIOL soiisG sse1fy w in our town
Gen. Dabney -H.-Maury, General
Agent for the Piedmont and Arlington
Life Inssrsne company, came to Co..
lumbis last Tuesday.
Rev. Geo. Beckett, who, has been
spending few weeks at his summer
home On staten Island, N. II :, returned
to Coldmbia,; lsst week. and preached a
beautiful sermon,inl ST. Peters Church,
Sunday.
Jesse G. Rainey, a native of this place,
but now resilient of Dyer county,
Tennessee. is spending the hot SEASON
at the residence of bis parents in this
vicinity. Any legal business, in West
Tennessee, entrusted to his care will re-
ceive prompt attention. r.,.-.,.
Henry Branch, of Nashville, was in
our town recently.
A little Memphis beauty, who has been
charming our society for several months,
has returned iionie!s Hiis-I - i'sfs i7li"i
Col. Theodore III. Gibbs is announced
in our columns rs O candidate for Con-
gress In this district. He is now Re-
publican, and in days of yore was q
stauEch Whig,a rs many an old cam
paign song composed by him. will at
test. He Is now =. resident OF Column
bia. 49, isA--E so
Mr.. Hardin, . typo )ofr Tuscaloosa,
Ala, has heel Staying with our worthy
fellow -countyman, Francis NJ. Vaughn.
Arthur Parker and Mr.. Hall, of Mem
phis, have been spending a few weeks
in our vicinity, eating peaches and en-
Toying other pleasures afforded by our
charnsing ooputry.J 81 T SIX, ~
Rev. r. n. Pool, an eloqueut minister,
and Agent for the st. Louis Mutual
Life Insurance Company, returned to
Columbia yesterday. We learn that the
business Of the company having be-
come 30 large, it will be divided into
three grand divisions, with three places
OF business, and that Mr.. Pool will be
placed in charge o., one of them. This
is quito acom pliment TO Mr.. Poo, and
we doubt not his great zeal and efficient
services fully merit it.
Major Bsta and Capt. Wilkerson, OF
Memphis, came TO Columbia a few days
ago. ~ .-..- n. ......r - 81
Aleck N. Moore and Harris Fox, OF
Palestine, Obion county, came back to
their old homes in Maury, and will
probably return to the Western District
Tonight. far ...T. .r..i.tr.--4r
Our talented young friend, John Park
OF Franklin, 10 in the city. He will at
tend the party on the survey of the rail-
road sfem this place to Fayetteville. : =
Mr.. w. X. PEBBLES, son OF the late
Col. Thos. II: Peebles, made us q visit
yesterday. He will return to Emory
and Henry College tomorrow. Buck
is reading for the ministry, for the Meth
odist branch OF the church, and Il be
lives, will b to 1t a bright and shining
light. His mental and physical devei.
opments are very similar totncse OF his
Industrious father. We wish him q
bright and useful career. iN ID
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False Report.

1 hereby give notice that the Report
false, and that the Institute will resume
its duties on Monday, the 2ud day OF
September. GEO. BEcKETT. !
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More New Goods to Suit the Times.
We have resolved another New Lotof La
dies. Misses and Children Shoes. very hand
some, very eood, and very cheap for cash.. =,
July 26, 1872. SHszGoG 4 Soy. !,
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&, PROF.,F. HERR,


Teacher Of Mustc, nnsfn n,
- Formerly of Jones' Acadcmv.l cor,
Having concluded all his Country engage
ments, will nov devote his tims'l SsF1T III
- Erclssirely -,
to Columbia and its immediate neighborhood,
for the purpose Of teaching -. - d
I,..,,s Piano. Violin and !Guitar,,lto :
Observation-Disclosures share ofpublic,patron-
age. The session for ,-ihe violin Glass" will
commence on Monday, the 18th of August. >.
!, g Mr.. A. D. Frierson will receivs the names
ofpppils for the ensuing term. l,,. i,.ys.,.,a
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Situation Wanted.

IA lady graduate of a FIRST class musiealiaead-
envy. wishes % secure situation a. Music
Teacher in good school. For further inforl
lmstion address Columbia Hersld.I Gully 26 81
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g Black Thompson. s. r. Nerton Col. J.
w. Dunnington, w. r. Frierson. spoon
F1isrson;Mr. Duncan and Harry Martinp
Of Nashville; Capt. q. w. Campbell, 81
CaFter's Creek, and several other gentle;
mon, started for Buffhl0 River last Non-
day morning. They have gone to the
mouth Of Rock Creek, q celebrated
trouting place. and viii probably camp
Ia church, In the vicinity. Major
Campbell Brown, OF Spring Hill, IN
tended 70 go, but whom the time came
he could not do 90. Several expert
look for good resultS.l We. would like
to be with them the first day. Black,
especially, has won reputation, on the
banks Of Duck River, that Q less modest
and more vain man would be proud Of.
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MBATHS.
, lCOLUMnIA MARKH.

In this place. August 81. Mrs. Mary Brown,
wife of VIM. Brown, assed G. years. rs lff Fl
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Another Testimony.
BrsroS B,zK,cKs No .rr;I

BENTON BARRACKS, No.. April 80, 1866.
Dr. JOHN BuLL-DEAK SIR Knowing ths
efficacy of your SarSaparllla, aud the healing
and beneficial qualities il possesses, send ysl
the following statement OF my case; -
Twas wounded about two years ago, was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen ID ontli
Being moved so often, my wounds have aht
healed yet. have not sat upa MON cut since {
was wounded. am shut through the h:..s.
Ny general health IS impaired, and hos [
something to assist nature / have more faith
in your SaTsaparila than anything else.
wish that which is genuine. Please. express
me half d0zeu bottles, and obiige
Carr. p. JOHNSON, "'
st. Louis, No
p. S.-The following was written April s0sA
1865, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, nio her of Capt.
Johnson:
Dr. John Bull-Dear SIR: NV husband DE-
C. 5. johnson, was skiilful surgeon, AN
physician in Central New York, where he di. 2
leaving the above e.. Z. Johnson 20 NV cave.
At thirteen years Of age he had a chronic di,l--
rhea and scroflla, for when gave veur s=r-
sapasilla. 1t cured him. have for t.ri vs9r..
recommended it to many in New York, OH.
and Iowa, for serofula, fever sores aud genera
debility. Perfect success has attepdedit. Tn,
cures affected IN some cases Of scrofula ana
fever sores were almost miraculous. am ver,
anxious for my son to again I'VE recourse q,
your S1rsaparllla. He is fearful of getting q
spurious article, hence his writing 10 Won f1-
1t. His wounds are terrible bat / believe h..
Will recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOB NsON.
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,A.esher New Lot Of Men and Boy;s
Hats. sill, fur. wool and every kind of stray,
just received by Sheesog 4 Son. Selling much
ehesper than any house in Colombia. :,
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SCALY ERUPTTONS

Cleanse the system of ell lmpurities.
ns- As a Blood Purifier and cure for Scrofu-
1ous Complaints, liberated Sore Throat, Mer-
curial and Syphilitic diseases, Hip join, com
plant, 30, Dr. ,SwAYEE's, PANAcEA has
and soundness to Debilitated and Corrupted
Constitutions. Describe symptoms in all
COMMUNICATIONS, an address letters to the
principal office Of Dr.. SwAYNE 4 Son, No $50
delphis. For sale BY d. G. Helm. Columbia.
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80 "a Life, Growth and Beauty, i
. g. IS /, ,.... ~ ggg 's ar,
.ui's LONDON HAIR COLOR ~,
RESTORER land DRESSING

Restores nELondon IA Life
Gray Hair - 80 London ia Growth
And sure to m6London va Beauty to the
'-' Prevent n6- bondOn-Ha Weakeet
~ Baldne Lon donN Hair,
A 6ne head Of Hair is such an indispensable
adjunct to beauty that no one who prizes good
looks should neglect to use this the most per-
feet Hair Restorer and Beautifer extant.
Price IS cents. a -, .,l,,,s.l I,aH,,T f.,f,I :
Address orders to DR.. SwAYNE. & Sox. $50
North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Agents for
,ISold ~ the agent D. C. HELM, Druggist,
Columbis, su'i'-tfi y 10 'tfeb9.ly.
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AGUE AND fgVER,
-I.a+ f, IuH
OR CHILL.s AND FEWER.

r
The proprietor of this celebrated medicine.
justly claims for it a superiority over al rem
edies ever offered to the public for The safe,
certain, sneedy and permanent cure of 4 gas
and Fever, ar Chills AMI Fever, whether OF
short or long standing. lie refers to the e.,-
tire Western and Southern country - bear hiuI
testimony 10 the truth of the ASSERTION, tsa u
no case whatever will it fail to cure if the VI
rections are strictly followed ana carried out
In great many eases single dose hgs D. ~
sufficient for cure, and whole families .se
been cured by a single bottle. with Versccs
restoration of the general health. II fs 'hows
ever, prudent, and in every case more ccrtaiu
to cure, If It's Use Is continued ia smalIcr loses,
tor week or two after the disease has been
checked, more especially in di1icait' and long,
standing Cases Usrally this medicine MI.
not require an5 aid To keep the bowels IN good
order. Should the patient, however ESQUIRE
cathartic medicine. after having taken i,syce or
four doses OF the touic, a single dose Of Bulls
Vegetable Family Pills will be sufficient.
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e. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FARM and CITY PRIORITY

A finely improved farm Of 1873 acres on the
Columbia and Frsnkli1 pike and near Dark's
Station, on she N. & d. R.-R good frame resi-
dence, newly fenced, well wstcred, fine
orchard, fish pond, new barn ~ K 50, plenty
of timber and grass, very productive and
well adapted for stock or planting. ais.r
and Garden streets, opposite the Cumberland
Church, known as Mrs. Dew's residence.
Also residence on West Main St., opposite
the Episcopal Church, and known DR..
Johnston residence.
For further information and terms, apply 70
JOS. II. DEW
Mac 81 ia73-if
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VIII Be opened st Cerinthinn Hall By jas. B.
Murphy, on Monday the 26th Of Aas. 1872, i, :
Terms, Primary branches, s4.oQ per month;
Classics. TO-, ss.0o. iThsse wishing TO. enter
should apply 1t once, as only limited number
VIII be admitted dis~,.i nsie~! faus. q.
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Notice.

| -. 1T III NOtI6es III = "T'Vs-1"
This is to sivenotice that all persons caught
trcepassing, upon my premises. especially in
my orchard will be dealt with as the law
directs. asf7g Gag WALTER P1LLow.
June 2s- srE..f NJ Hin ,dlllini h
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N0tiee..

/. The undersigned has now on hand so or o.
thousand feet Of good seasoned LUMBER,
which he will deliver in Columbia 1t the mar
let price. ForpafticuIars apply 70 Enbryi&
Erisrson. or Martin. Embrysk Wfiehtoai eiI
-. ssstr 'isas sFsist 30. FuLroN.i =
Columbiae AuS ei,s77 tf,its9Fa a. eyi|
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i aveThirty acres ii Corn ID, SELF witch Il
win take two dollars per barrel iop OF I win
'Sssdihoss for two dollars, per month, % take
half the Pork when fat. ], have good corn.
good fences, good shade and rlsnH of good
wstsr. Suck Island Bend, South side Of Duck
River. Aug. 9.1s72.t3t) LEVI KING q
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=
SIXTEEN YEARS OF Successful. 1856 the
l3ow famous Mustang Liniment was first made
known TO the public By, an extensive system of
advertising. From that time to the present.
the demand for II has been steadily increasing
until it has taken the lead of all eubrocations,
lotions, oiptments, and other external reme-
dies, imported OF domestic. ever introduced
into the American m arket,, In the most cele-
brated racing and trotting stables, in the es-
adjustments Of stage and city car companies,
and IN the stables of private gentlemen, it is
the only recognized cure for tuch diseases Of
the horse as require outward treatment. Nor
Is it less ralusble as local application for
some Of ths most distressing complaints 10
which man is subject. Rheumatism, stiffness
of the joints, neuralgia, s,re throat, tnmors.
WINS, esrache, yield to its pain subduing,
counter-irritant properties, aud burns, scaids
aud cuts are healed with Incredible rapidity
under its operation, 1883 trf3 T'sftlf
5000 krwAap offered BY the proprietor Of
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for i
medicine that equal IL in the ours Of 49,
tbs, severe Coughs, and - ls,.,ncnl,
ConsamptionrT9 = in 40 early s'Agees' "
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Report 81 the Grand Jnry.-July,l S72.s
We, the undersigned Grand Jurors duly
Sos
State of TENNESSEE, submit the following
1fter an earnest attention to the duties
devolving upon rs, and o careful iuvesfiga-
ton, we lind the state Of morals in our co1n-
ty better than ut any other time since the
close Of the late. war. The people are be-
coming more law-abidinG, and peace and
asserting its supremacy, and We congratu-
late our county uponfts good order and CON-
sequent prosperity! thsF s'SfotnIBt,bgp D.
In In examinlng into ths conaitlSa g TIE,
ly in need OF repair The leakage I'll the
roof the broken and loose plastering and
hath on the ceilings and walls, the rough
story, and the dirty, defnced doors and
bannisters, all, indicate clearly a 'wantiUf
repair. It's Q shame that Q, county Of such
PopT,laattio1, wealth and dsg.iy as our own,
and comfortable court house, We earAestlr
recommend that an appropriation be made
for the needed improvements. ..,g.t 80 :.
as to cleanliness and repair, and, nothing
more can be done for the health and proper
keeping of the prisoners. -. IT.
Inc ro6r mouse 1 n mas aiso neen vlsised ana
building and their Surroundings are clean
and comfortable, and we commend the SUI
perintendent ana his assistants Tor their
care, and their attention to duty. mi etii
The public roads are most Of them in q
bad condition, but We are unable to. perform
our duty concerning them from the fact that
the County Court has failed to classify them.
,Wesnost earnestly recommend that they be
classified in the books aud overseers appoint
ed Some of them have no overseefs. We
would also recommend that q county map
be made showing the different turnpikes
and other public roads, and that they be
classified by reference to this. -ft,,f asa
eAs TO the bonds Of county officers we discor-
erthat some have not been given. The books
show that the following Magistrates have
neglected this Peter Isadd, d. G! Moore,
Chas. Clear, s. H Bratton, z. r.. Gillespie, r.
ID. Ricketts,J. w. Akin, r. A. Rountree,
D. McCaw, r. J. Baugus, J. A. Sanders, Jas.
Andrus, Avis Williams. Bonds should be-
required In allOf these cases. b...f.. T.
1--WE would return our thanks 10 Judge r.
NJ. Jones for his gentiemanlyt e0urtesy and
uniform kindness during our association
with him.. Also to the Attorney General,
Jos. II. Russell, for his activity, energy and
prompt assistance In our tedious labOfs. To
each of them we feel that our county should
be Indebted for their earnest efforts to pun
ish the guilty and to protect the innocent.
= 70 We would also compliment our Foreman
upon the efficient manner In which he has
discharged his duties. He has shown ability,
energy and public spirit in his endeavors to
search out and bring to light crimes in our
midst, and to promote the best interests of
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Men,s 'su..an.cr Shoes

sHil.e Mena1d Boys Boots r.
Of the very best quality. Receiving every
week by sheegas 4 s9n:t,; =. ~, go =,
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.. HICKMAN COUNTY.
E.. A'Dean, Sheriff; II. q. Campbell,
Tax Collector; Daniel Dean, Trustee.
Mcfarland, 5S7; Cooke, 6l.aTs
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OF Calf. Goat, and Cloth can bsf unti at shee-
COG i Sons, OF evefy quality and az every
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have Been iss63S2 !; LII "a .n3vS
been dragged frpN their, homes IN dec
pite Of amothef8 tenn and q slstofS
protestations, and 6ngDsi6toi.a miserable
dungeon, upon the mare anhdavtt Of .
perjured scoundrel, Then should we
mot, for pho sake OF .feed9m, fof the
sake Of CDR oaee happy, but aowruined
and distracted country, Sora thesil0ys
which;ws cssish for the constitu9i0n b.
queathsd 70 lus By, scnrs iprefathstbs and
baptized In The blood a the hproee Of 78
support the Dem0crefic nQmtnee, and
thereby rid ourselves ri the petty ty-
rant who now, lords e over " Then.
may We expect 70 emergA Gsm the.
blight. and ruin OF despotism, and be.
hold our country standing orect among
the nations or the earth, Qnfettered, un-l
trammeiled and free 'i'QUlD sNUNCs1
Kin .s-jps- 80 -.-.-..l- r.,Di ,{.i4 Z.
CeInmbiAsQa EAyetteyille 8aflreaA-
The surveyed this rosd .Witlube COM
menced, At sColumbia L August 18th by
Capt. s. W, Steele. Capt. 8. W.. Steele
viii commence to make reconnoissance
next Monday, James 2: Thomas will
be the transit man, and Charley Gordon,
leveller. The people along the route
should show them all the courtesies
within their power, and' point out 70
them all typographical knowledge cali
c ulated to benefit them. ss'iisl', sdi diel
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Has located in Dyersburg. Tennessee. as a
lswyer.t He soicits business from Middle
Tennessee. for Dyer and surrounding counties.
Refer to the Columbia Bar. ,Uan2-6m.
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We are authorized to announce Major
Tbos. e. Jamison as . candidate for
Tax Collector, IN 1874. Major Jamison
was next to Craig, i'm the Convention
which nominated the latter for Tax
Collector, and is popular with the peo-
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Hsrricane Cam Ground.

IA quorum Of the Board OF Managers
appointed by The Columbia ,District
Meeting, held at Culleoka, last month,
to. take charge OF and improve the Camp
Ground at Hurricane. met ct the Camp
Ground last Saturday ct the call OF the
Chairman, w. L. y. Wilkes. Mr..
Wilkes was elected President, A. g.
Horsley, SecretxEy, and Esq. f. A.
Burke, Treasdrefsl The Secretary was
ordered to request the rRilroad authors
ties TO run their extra, train on Sunday
during the meeting, II they conclude to
run at al, 20 that it will arrive at ten
O'Clock, q. M, and leave at five O'Clock,
p. m. An Executive Committee, COM
posed OF Capt. Joseph Loye, w. Z. J,
Wilkes, And ESQ. f. A. Burke, was Sp-
pointed to have immediate supervision
of the Camps. and attend % minor
affairs that may come up. fsiS ea'tiI 10
Preparations wero made to. clean zap
the camp 1t was deemed expedient TO
prevent ihuckstering, cake ceiling, etc,
ut the camp ri stsisg.sf1ua arg oRa
8 Columbians have built 4 quite q
large, commodius tent. J. f., Tucker
superintanded it. II viii ba . pleasant
tent, and we'll provided with vegetables.
1t is hoped that DR.. Green will petsuade
Bishops McTyeire and Doggett to be
with us at the meeting In September;
the former to- expound scripture, and
give wholesome advice how 20 live, and
Che latter to set everybodyaon fire with
his almost inspired eloquence. sg -g5s.
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Joilcs(s A<ndamny.i

h. ~ The next session begins Aus. 10Th. va
Music, Drawing and Painting. taught By Tie
best teachers. ,E39i 7; ;.i.iic lst inf3si ihst
Aug s.ls7z.n aoailf i.P.ew. Dops \. i
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We have for sale an Eagle Cotton Gin, also
. Power Corn Shelter. ''f ssi = h"s Q. zoe
june IL Am MARTIN, ENBRY i WEIGHT.
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Bargains! Barstatnsl! Barxain,si

2g pair Of good winter Boots at cost Call
ana examine agsu NV. j. PHILLIPS, h,
aug. 2.-lt. ~ -.iifssa adj tls fe,f III J.
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WrLLrAMsPoRr, TENN, Aug. 5th, '72. /,

Officers to wait on court 81. C. MUIR
ply and J. r., F. Allen.
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/ May "a, ls72.-H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-15
LncHy Heirs in ghasterneld.
.ssRrr,,n fIp Chicaro poat. 1nfh. 81 4

Doubtless many of our citizens who were
residents Of Minneapolis as early as 1851 will
remember gentleman named Thomas Gre.
CORY Smith, Il lawyer, and Father an eccentric
character, formerly Of Chesterfield county,
Va, and who located in this city for cou-
pie of wears at about that time. He was
quite wealthy, and invested In real estate in
different portions of Minnesota to consider
able extent. His death occurred some five
or six years since, rs we are informed, and
his estate was settled by an administrator APP
pointed for that purpose. On Wednesday
last document purporting to be the will
of the said Thomas Gregory Smith was
filed with the Judge Of Probate. This
document is dated on the 10th day Of
July, 1857, and is witnessed by three
gentlemen who were then well known
residents of Minneapolis, and one of whom is
still numbered among our prominent buSi-
ness men. II seems that Mr.. Smith, at the
time of making the will, placed it in the
hands Of the gentleman named in the instru-
ment as executor, and he deposited it in n
safe used Jointly by himself and PARTNER, and
HIS former partner, On "Wednesday last, in
looking over n lot Of old papers supposed to
be worthless, came across the valuable docu-
nent and Immediately placed it on file in
Judge Beebe's office. The following are the
heirs named in the will Annie BasSett Smith;
Mary D. Smith, the daughter of sallie P.
Campbell, deceased; Elizabeth L. Hildeburn,
and The daughters of Richard Lee Jones, OF
Chesterfield county, Va. The value Of the
property mentioned in this will (Which in
clutles considerable tract Of pine landO is
$4,000 or 100000, and in case interested par
ties come forward and prosecute the matter
it may seriously disturb the administrators
titles.
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r2SaI-Ten;lGv Pensions.
E.cs.cr TrGsIs Petersburg.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

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