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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-04-11

A shooting affray occurred in the store
of NJ -rtin, Embry & Wright, Wednesday
morning last, between Mr.. Reese Adkis-
ION and John w. Medley, two estima-
BILE citizens of the Bigbyville country.
Owing to some offensive remark by Mr..
Adkisson, Mr.. Medley struck him in
the face with a cotton hook, whereupon
Mr.. Adk sson drew out pistol and
commenced fir ng at him, who, in the
meantime very coolly walked short
distance TO his overcoat to get his pisl oil.
Mr.. A. fired three shots at Mr. n one of
which made slight wound in the back
of the neck. As soon as Mr.. Neelley
got his pistol, Mr.. A. went out at the
back door, and down Business Alley,
pursued by Mr. Medley. who fred sew
eral shots at him. but neither taking ef-
.fect. Both gentlemen were arrested by
Che police, and gave bond for their APP
peararce for violating one of the city
ordinances H
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The Athenmum Entertainment.

There was a delightful entertainment
at the AthenRum, Friday night, al
though it was rather impromptu. The
magnificent He'll was brilliantly light
ed up, and comfortably arranged. By
the wav, the removal ofthat large post
from the centre of the roOEc, which par
tia ly obstr ucted the stage view, is quite
an Improvement. Although we y ere
told positively, and OF course believed
it. that no sort OF preparation had been
made, the entertainment did not so in
dirate. Had the observer been left to
draw his own conclusions he would
have inferred that the music and recita-
riOn were the result of marked care and
re Jeated practice We know that the
music was good, and those who profess
to know, say that it was peculiarly cor
rect To notice every piece separately
would be in excess of duty, but there
are one or two features that merit special
notice. The duet consisting of piano
performed upon by Mrs Smith. attend
ed by harp. made rapturnusly musical
nv the graceful and fairy-like touches of
Miss Carrie Smith, was very fine. 9th
err musical predictions, by ladies whom
we do not know were not without equal
merit, and received hearty encomiums,
among the auditors. One class of TWEEN
ty>six pupils read aloud from Shake
speare's Merchant of Venice-a very
difficult piece to render-with such uni
son OF accent AMI pronunciation that it
sounded like the articulation of one
reader. The rendition of this piece
spoke volumes in favor of the care and
attention given by the Smith Brothers,
to this most beautiful accomplish
ment. The graceful and perfect
recitation of an extract from
LOugfellOw's Hiawatha, by Miss Davis,
of Virginia, would have been creditable
to a professional elOcutionist. We con-
graduate the proprietors of the iustitu-
ton on the succ-ss of their entertain
Inent. The appended programme was
carried OUT
JOY! Joyl-School chorus; Allegretto-
Boothoven's Symphony Pathetique,
Miss A Brown; Concerted elocution,
from Merchant of Venice; Cracovienne
Miss S. Evans; Prison Song-from
Trovatore, Misses Nj. Davis and S. Whit
sett Worenzs WaltzS-ior Harp and
piano; Aria from RObert-Miss G Z.
Smith; Evening Chimes-vocal sestette.
FART SECOND.
G reating-School chorus; Deem not
Cavatina, Miss 4. Brown; Recitation
The Famine, Longiellow, Miss NJ. Davis;
There's a sigh-Duo; NOcturne-Miss !.
Freeman; Haste, haste-vocal quartette;
Etude--Miss E. Cooper; Good night
vocal sestette.
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CITY COUNCIL.


Present-E. Kuhn, Mayor; Jas. l.. Guest
Recorder; John Latta, City Marshall; Messrs
Titcomb, Latta, Gartner, Jamison, Nat
Aldermen.
The Board was called to order by the MAY.
or. On the call OF roll the Aldermen were
The minutes of the last meeting were read
The Finance committee approved and
John Latta, c. NJ; work on Streets and
hauling, 81. 20. Akin & LittlefieId Cedar
lumber for bridges, $3.50. ]. L. Guest, cost
in cases 2,595 and 1851 Sl7. 45. VIM A. Latta,
Jail fee, p cases-$3. 20. On motion the ac-
counts were allowed.
The street committee, water works COM
mittee and fire department, made no report.
The committee on settlement with Vim
Wood, Esq, reported a settlement in full of
all demands to date, and recommended
that he be allowed draft for sixty seven
and half dollars. On motion the report was
Recorder instructed to issue check TO VIM.
Wood for that amount.
On motion the following committee were
continued committee on New Street, ColO =
ed Burial grounds, Cupola and Clock, and
Settlement with Davis and Lansdown.
On motion ii was ordered that the tax on
Real estate and personal property, for the
present year, be levied at one per cent, and
that the poll tax shall be one dollar.
On motion 1T wat ordered that the tax
upon money, capital, loaned or upon money
or mining or upon any other Corporation,
shall be one half of one per cent.
On motion it was ordered that commit
tee be appointed to revise the City laws in
reference to all special taxes and privileges
in conformity with the late act of the Gen
eral Assembly of the State, whereupon the
On motion the Mayor was added to the
committee. On motion the Board adj formed.
JAMES L. GUEST, Recorder.
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Some Cfhe niseasea r. rnd n ced nv a.

sallow or yellow color of skin, or yellow
brown spots on the face and other parts of the
body; ddllne.s and drowsiness with frequent
headache dizziness, bitter or bad taste IN
mouth, dryness of throat and internal heat
paipitatiOu, in many ceses q dry, teasing
cough. with sore throat; unsteady appetite, a
r Using Of food, and a choaking sensation in
throat; distress. heavin ess,. or bloated or full
feeling about stomach and sides, pain in
sides, back or breast, and about shoulders:
cnlio pain and soreness throat bowels, with
heats constipation alternating with frequent
attacks of diarrhea; piles hatule zee. nery-
business, GOODNESS Of extremities; rush Of
blood to head, with symptoms of apoplsxy
numbness of limbs, esl,ecinlly at night; cold
chills altern ating with hot flashes, kidney and
urinary difficulties: female weakness and ir-
regulaTities, with dullness, low spirits, IN
s1ciability and gloomy fJrebodings. only a
few of he above symytoms are likely to be
present in any case at one time. All who use
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for
liver complaint and its complications are loud
in it's praise. Sold by all druggists every
where,
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transportation he would have to pay to q cross
line or narrow gauge railroad. The farmers
are those who are Oppressed with high, and
on many articles, unjust taxation, and before
they further involve themselves in this par
ticular, they had better considsr, Nsl Def
those who advocate the railroad bird j " or
else abandon the enterprise. ALI railroads,
turnplkes, or any other-kind Of roads, should
be built by the State. if State institution; by
county, if county institution; by q compa-
ny, If company institution. If Maury coun-
ty will make the necessary appropriations for
home improvements, and be foremost in the
matter, then her neighbors win follow her ex-
ample. MAuRY Dor.
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DEATHS.

On the It'll list, Of brain fever, 'WILoNENF,
daughter off. j. Mangrem, aged about year.
On Saturday 5th inst, at Pinewood. Tenn,
Mrs, j. NJ. MEAcHAH, daughter of John Baker
Esq, of Shady Grove.
April Sd, near MooresViile, Marshall coun
ty, Mrs. HARRIS, wife of G. 8. Harris, and
daughter of Col, Johh W. Hill.
In Columbia, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. SRID.
DEN, mother of Vim. Shadden, Of paralysi .
Aged ~ years.
Near Csntreville, on the 7th inst, Mrs. McLAI
HAN, wife of Lycurgus McLsihsn, aud daugh
ter of VIM. Walker.
In Columbia, yesterday, Mr.. D. p. (Spinks
ERWIN, aged 2s years. son of mrs. James l..
Guest. His funeral will be preached at tht
Cumberland Presbyterian church this after
noon, at 8 o'clock. Burial at Rose Hill.
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cross nRInaEs ITEns.

Spring has at last made its appearance in
all its loneliness.
Although the late rains threw the farmers q
little behind IN their blowing, they are about
through planting corn, and will be ready in
time to plant cotton.
The mercantile business at this place is -four
ing, and one Of Columbia's most efficient
painters, Bev. White, is now painting beauti-
tul front to Webster, Choate 4 Lipscomh's
business house
j. j. and I. G. Webster have returned from
the west with good lot of grazing cattle.
Ben Lipscou.b shot and wounded doc, sup
posed to be mad, recently. He was afterwards
killed by G. P. Webster.
Messrs. Collier & Pinkston, have sold the
Bigby Mill, formerly Hills, to Alex. Hill and
Ben Polk
MIR. Willis r. Frierson has just returned
rom Louisville and Cincinnati, where he
bought large lot of dry goods, boots. shoes
and groceries, and can supply all of his friends
and customers with goods at low figures, as
ne q. bought for cash and got the discount.
Now ID your chance.
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HICKMAN COUNTY ITEMS.

On the morning of April Let. considerable
storm passed near ntreville, gong in q
north easternly direction, doing no particular
damage until it reached the waters OF
Mill creek, which empties into Pine river. 1t
there unroofed all the buildings of Mr.. Bart
Jones, destroying about two or three thousand
pounds OF seed cotton, considerable corn and
nay, uprooting timber and blowing down
fences. ETC., but no lives were lost.
The farmers of Hickman are one month be-
hind IN their farming operafiQnsl aad IL SS~'-
that they win have no Esasnsr '~- -.us
RQTk IN. W EeaS lenS- ,nat will do tC
ysFe wi"'~- well considering the Sc
Peanuts are one of the things OF the pas
with Hickman county farmers
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Male High school.

What is known as the Church School
property was sold last Saturday, ard
r. D. Smith and his brother Frank II.
Smith fought it. They bought it sOle-
ly tor the purpose ofsecuring first-class
Male School in Columbia. They will
not teach it themselves, but will secure
thoroughly competent teachers, These
gentlemen are not only accomplished
scholars, but live and energetic citizens,
and will no doubt establish a Male
school that Columbia may be proud OF.
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Members of Wheeler's First Tennessee Reg
iment Of Cavalry, and the Ninth Battalion. C.
y. A., will learn something to their interest by
calling on or writing to VIM. B. Gordon, or Joe
II. Russell, Columbia. Tenn. LJan. II. 1T.
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Esq uIre Jas. I'll. wilkes.

The resignation of Squire Jas. III,
Wilkes, deprives the County of one OF
the most intelligent Magistrates of the
county. \ gentleman of extensive iu-
formation, and gifted with an excellent
flow CT speech, his views we're always re-
vArtled bv the members of the County
Court with favor. We regret that an
invalid family compeis his resignation.
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Real Esfate Tranafers.


Clerk s. Master tn Thos. ]. Issley. 90 acre,
in district, e4,4ls.
!. RDbert Slppthefs ana wife to Samuel @
Geek, | It Ia Colnmhia as10.
A. II. & F. o. ttapset tSiJ. A al. F. Hou
ser, lsl u acres In: iistaict, &c, 100.
o. p. II Beuustt Al, to Emily F. :Jarni
son. acre lot in &pudh Columbia, $500.
j. X Hodge TO Sally Underwood, n Of az
acre in Columbfa, &l30.
Henry Harris, executor. &C., TO Il. L. Oil
yer, Is acres in 4th district, SI59.s0.
F. 4. Polk to W. 7. Peay, 1924 acres in
2Sth district, 1854.
@ r. Whitaker to Or zig 4 Hiett, acres and
SO poles in oath district, $500.
Ezra Harrison TO J NJ. Ellington, 81 acres
and AZ poles in 18th district, $lls5 Is.
J, NJ. Billin9tOn TO s. J. Doll, 40 acres Ia
25th district $1,000
John 7, Sparkman TO Mrs Louisa A. Stallins,
As acres in nth District, $3.50.
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There will bo temperance lecture at
Mount Nebo, in this County, on Mon
day night, the Dist of this month. Rev.
w. NJ. Neelt Y will be the orator of the
o"cdsion. The people OF the entire CO u =
ty around there are cordially invited to
attend. Go and hear him, it will do
you no harm if it does you no good.
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The Concert.

We understand til the old folks
concert, Tuesday night, was one of the
most original and unique enter
tainments ever gotten up in Columbia.
A numerously signed petition has been
sent to the managers requesting them to
repeat the entertainment.
They have consented to do so on next
Tuesday night, If the weather is in
clement, it will occur on Wednesday
night
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PnfIoson hieaI Soeiatx.

The Tennessee Phil sophie al Society held a
meeting at the Athenaum office on th g even
ing of Thursday. April Sd, when there were
present Rev. W o. Bailey-a,Mr. Hugh t.
Gordon, DR.. VIM. Harrison, Rev. W. A. Smith,
Prof r. d. Smith, DIR. VIM. A. Smith, Rev.
". T. Ussery, and others.
DR.. Wa. b. Harrison read q paper on the
Geometry of Life, which was ordered to be
published with the transactions of the Society.
Rev. A. W. Smith read document 10 show the
Compatibility of Religion aud Science, which
was also ordered 10 be published.
The usual appointments were made, and Rf-
ter discussing other business of Importance
The Society adjourned until the next regular
m~ting. ", B. HARRIsoy, Pres't
n SMITH Sec'v.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Posted by James A. Mills, District No. q,
haury County, Tennessee on the 10th day Of
February, 1873, one Horse Mule, about ten
years old, IL hands high. color black, with q
white spot on the jaw about the size of dollar,
ana valued at eiRhty-seyen dollars and hAty
cents. BENZ. HARRISON,
april II, 1873. Ranger 4aury County
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A Candidate

Maj. James L. G lest has announced
himself a candidate for Magistrate in
this district, to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Esq Wilkes. He
is an intelligent gentleman, aud will
make good and impartial officer, If
elactad
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AIsI on = 49, rOEs - lOH IL ..a 81 =" VI

the Criminal Court, IS7S.
l Dist. Joseph 4. Fox, +. NJ. Kitchen.
. " f. Edwards.
s " TIC HardisOn.
" J A. T. Scribner, w. r. II.
Benton.
" Alfred w. Thomas.
6 " c. Taylor, p. II. Hughes.
7 T. ] Perry.
J. r. McCanlass, d S Maxwell.
8 g w. b. Wilson. Eli VOss.
10 S. T. Brown, G. q. r. Nichols.
IL S. Fl. Bratton.
IL " r. D Ricketts,.
l3 4" d J. Craig.
ii James II. Russell.
Is " a. J. Pugh.
Is " Samuel Fdris.
IL J. NJ. Gardner, 7. j. Mays.
Is " John t. Sptrkman.
10 Ed Petty. f. A. Polk.
20 I" w. II. Harris.
u " II. Tankersley, NJ. A. Mills.
% " X. L. Thompson, Geo. Bunch
q " w. J. Addison, J. Z. Derry
berry.
81 " James w. Dooley.
25 " Ezra Hardison. X. 4 Glenn.
Officers to wait on Court: John Mich
olson and L. R. Owen
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LiIernrr AssocIation.

At the regular election Friday night
the following officers were chosen:
President, Jas. B. Childress; Vice
Presidents, Miss Laura Galloway and
w. II. TimmOns; Secretary. Miss Julia
Baird; Treasurer, Vim. J. Hine.
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The Best, handsomest and cheapest home
made Boots and Shoes, sewed and pegged, ev'
er brought to Columbia. have just been re-
ceiyed at Cbeegop & Sons.
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SILK Hats


And Other New Styles
For Spring and Summer, just received and will
be sold at lower prices than can be bought ia
Columbia, by Sheegog 4 son.
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have seven varieties of Sweet Potatoes
bedded out, and have enough slips to supply
everybody.
April II, lSz3-St ]. II. STRATToN.
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ladies', Misses and ChiIden,s

By buying your Boots, Shoes and Hats at Shee-
cog & Sons. They are receiving new Goods.
and will sell them at very low prices.
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Business Notices.
Tothe Voters Of the 9th Civil District of
Maur,, Ho,,u4

Tothe Voters Of the 9th Civil District of
Maury County.
vacancy having occurred in this district
in the once OF Magistrate, by the resignation
of James II. Wilkes Esq, take this method
of Announcing mysslf as a candidate for the
Office. Should you deem me worthy of your
confidence, will Of elected) discharge the
duties faithfully and to the best Of my ability.
Election the ls.h inst. Respectfully,
Columbia, April s, 1878. JAMES L. GuHsT.
"
Hats !
Old men, young men, young men, boys and
and children, we will introduce to-day for
our wear, All Of the newest styles Of the sea
son at low prices for cash.
A. RosESTHAL & Bro.
A Tremendous Stock
OF Clothing, we'll selected, and of the best
quality, at prices defying competition, at
A. RosEyTHAL 4 Bros.
--------
Kid Gloves Kid Gloves!
Cheapsst Md Gloves in Columbia at
A. ROsESTHAL BEo's.
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Our people, who are in want OF Boots,
Shoes Il Hats, are directed to the adver-
tisements OF Shegog & Son, az they have
now large fresn stock that Will M
sold at greatly REFUSED nr. ICES for cash
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SCROFULA, Rad BLOOD &c.
Dr.Swayne's blood purifying Panacea

Cures Goitre or Syelled Neck, liberated sore
throat.
Or. Swayne's Blood Purifying Panacea,
Cures liberated Sore legs.
Dr.. Swayne's Blood Purifying Panacea
Cures boils, pimples, dark bIotches. indolent
tumors, bad effects of mercury, mercurial and
syphilitic diseases.
'.Skin Diseases, Swayne's DIN GmenL -
Itch" Cures Itcb from II TO 4s hours. 'Tetter."
Swayne's Ointment cures letter.
Swayne's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
Swayne's Ointment cures Itching Piles.
So agnes Ointment cures BARRIERS Itch
Swayne's Ointment cures Saald HeaS
33O N. Sixth street, phjlOSI slphia. Sold BY
tne agenI ~ W heL% Columbia.
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Sweet POTATO Plants

Good A Bleached Shirtings. at from 10 cts
10 IS cts at A. ROsRErHAL A BRo.
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Spring Stock for 1879
Notice.

Of Boots, Shoes and Hats
Now receiving by Sheegog & Son, of Best;
Quality, and at the lowest prices.
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QUORUM COURT.

change of road was granted
The Court adjourned to meet again Monday,
nril 81 AZ 1879
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Rarpains I

The very best assortment of all kinds OF
PiqueS, and the lowest prices, at
spl1l-4m. A. RosEETHAL d Bro.
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Cloth Shoes
Of Every Quality,
At Lower Prices than can be found at any 9TH
er house in Columbia, at
Sheegog d Son.
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LEATIEERWOOD ITEMS.

Licenses since April Ath
VIM. A. Ramsey and Martha J. TUmbs.
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A Tremendous Stock
Kid Gloves! Kid Gloves!

The Freshest, The Fullest
And Cheapest Stock
0fBootS, Shoes aad Hats
IAN be found st ShesRog L Sons.
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OUR TERMS,
METEORoLosTC.AL

Range Of TherBnoFu~ter and Barom-
ter At Wtnson, Reeidetee Of .. H.
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The following gentlemen were appointed
Tax Assessors for the several districts of
Maury county for the year 1878 Ist district,
J. ". P4ge I'd. w. H. Mo rrispn; Sd, ThOs.
q. Harrison 4th, A. d. b. yant 9Th, A. L.
Prewett 9Th. Jas. :. Rcnfro; It'll. J. G. Moore ;
8th, W. NJ Sullivan; 9Th, Fl. L. H Imam !;
Tn, r. ID. Ricketts,; 18th. Avis Williams;
IA b, ". NJ. Russell; 18th, T. J. Pogue; 18th,
Tyre Noles; 18th J. NJ. Gardner l9,h, John
T. Spsrkman 10th, r. A. Rountree 90. ". o.
Witherspoon; 2Ist, Robert Baugus; 22d, R.
3. Allen; Esd, j. NJ. Andrew; 24Ih, ID. X.
Hays: 18th r. A Glenn.
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AUCTION SALES.
SHERIFF,S SALES.

Sl1 T. nAE II - SAADSs
RY virtue of writs Of feri facias, to me drecteds
Sheriff g sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
MAY NEXT,
at York Court House, the following property,
One tract of land, situated on the Chester road,
six miles from Yorkville, whereon VIM. Sanditer
now resides, bounded by lands Of Robert M M;
others, levied on as the property Of Green Sandi-
another and others. (s5.25
One tract of land, lying on the waters of Alli-
son Creek, bounded by lands of Reuben Dulin,
b. r. Miller and others. One other tract of land,
situated on the Landsford road, about five miles
from Yorkvile, bounded by lands OF Isabella
Steele, Hugh Warren and others. Also one oth-
or tract of land, situated about one mile rom
Yorkville, bounded by lands of H. F. Adickes,
DR.. J. B. Allison and others. Also one other
tract of land, situated on the waters of Fishing
Creek, about eight miles southeast OF Yorkville,
bounded by lands of Mrs. Isabella Steele, j. Ihos;
situated in Ebenezer, known as the "Averytract,"
bounded by lands of DR.. William Fewell Jas. II.
Barry and others, levied on as the property Of Dr.
J. NJ. Lowry, at the suit Of II. F. Adickes, Reu-
ben Dulin, 8. A. Bell, B; T; wheeler and MC:dh u M.
am, Survivor, Black & Company, John II. Ad,
ans. Henry F. Broach, T. M. Dobson & Co., and
Carroll, Clark & Co., and others. !Sl3.a;
One tract of land, situated about three miles ana
one-half from Yorkville on the Kings Noun
tain road. bounded by lands of Joseph Neei, Jas.
Brian and others, levied on as the property or Jonn
c. Jackson, at the suits of ofMcDutf Cohen, and the
Lebrandt and Mcdowell Stove Company. (S9.45
One tract of land, situated in York county, on
the waters of Turkey Creek, bounded by lands OF
Reuben Mcconnell, VIM. Jones, and y others
levied on as the property of Elias M. KirkPat-
rick, at the suit of Walter B. Mettsi Commission
or in Equity of York District, and others. (s9.45
M3- Terms invariably cash-purchasers to pay
for papers and stamps. Purchasers who do not
comply with the terms of sale, must expect the
nronertv hid off bv them to be advertised for re-
sale at their risk for the ensuing sales-day.
r. H. GLENN, S. Y.C.
ADril 10 Is II