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Musical.

ezss 8. a. OLLEvER, Professor OF
Musical Composition and the Law
on any instrument desired. Musical Com DO.
sition specially.
The above named can be found at the
Mnsic Store Of W: II. Ly Brand 4 Son.
REFERENcRs-W. II. LyBrand, Columbia. 8.
CT G. G. Jaeger, Esq, Newberry, s. c.
Feob t3mo
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Stomach Bltters.
Sn CASES HOME STOMACH BITTERS.
OO prepared from most valuable roots.
barks and herbs known to medical scienoe,
and are une gualed as preventative for all
SUMMER DISORDERS, BILIOUSNESS,
INTERMITTENTS, FEVER AND AGIJE
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA,
Invigorating tho system and impartinR
strength to both mind and body.
For sale by all respectable Druggists and
drooers. and by the undersign ned, Wholesale
agents for Columbia, 8. @.
April2 20 JOHN AGNEw & BON.
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Netur1.
@SR THE TRAvELINGH GHzHK1K1
ASPUBLIO, who arc in. .x1sAE9
terested In saving time and money, are in
formed that ON AND AFTER MONDAY, the
HACKS from Walhalla to the terminus of the
Airline Railroad, making connection with
tho train running to Atlanta. Ga, and re-
t9rn line to Walha|la. leaving the railroad for
Wa!halla Immediately after The arrival Of the
train from Atlanta. Persons can now leave
HaihaIla and arrive In Atlanta tho same day;
or, leaving Atlanta, will arrive in Walhalla on
regular connecting line.
Apr 20 tim THOMPSON &STEELE.
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The Great Workshop Of the Body
THE LIXER.

The Great Workshop Of the Body
THE LIVER.
the Liver is not well-regulatcd in it's &C.
l. tion, you will always be unwell. You will
complain of dullncss, oppression Of the brain,
heaaache, SICK and nervous, constipation
rcstlessness, fullness OF the stomach Indires.
tion. dyspepsia, wind OH the stomac ch, cole
heartburn. Tue workshop il dcrarged, dis
organized, out OF order. No better regulator
cen yon apply than llEINIrSE'S BLOOD
AND LIVER FILLS. They are. Of all the
medicines wo know OF. tho only LIVER
FILLS that will do the work OF correction
They are. therefore, Liver corrcctor.
everybody uses them. Everybody likes them.
Everybody speaks well Of them. ONLY twenty.
i've cents box. Will cure moro disc ases tn an
quart OF noxious decoction. Pcpared only
by T.. II. UEINITSH
ROD IL Columbia, &. C..
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Bank of Charleston,

Bank of Charleston,
NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION.
CHAnLEsToN. 3. c., February 20. 1878.
nN and after the LIST day OF March next,
~ this Bank will be prepared to Consolidat e
the Stock OF tho Bank uf Charleston into thn t
Of the present Organization.
One share Of tho latter, par value Ls10Ol on c
hundred dollars, will be issued for five (5]
whole or ten ll0l hnlf OF the former.
Future dividends will be paid mon tho
Consolidated Stock only; those acoruing upon
the unconsolidsted will be reserved until con
solidation Of the same shall be Effected
The Books OF Transfer will bo closed from
March ! to April 1.
Feb % m3mo WIN. 3. HURDEN Caahier
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Shingles.

on1nSle6.
WIE are now prepared to furnish our frat
W.: class CYPRESS SAWED SHINGLES. in
any desired quantity and upon the shortest
notice. For economy, durability and supe-
rlor finish, they cannot be excolled. Slip
promptly.
McHAsTER. MONrEI & RoATH.
n"Fch 10 emo
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SELBY. C,Su APRIL
Time is Money!

CheGp. Quick and Sure Route Of Trarel, 1y
Walholla, S. o., to Atlanta. Georgia, and
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CHRISTOPHER HAYNEsWORTH
hhKEER AND tfAIN-DRESSER,
NEI! Els his fric Ids and all ptreons who arc
= :, desiro,s of receiving good SHAVE or
rooms, in the Wheeler Il ouse. HAIR.DHESs.
mi. DlElNN. etc., attended to in best style
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Southern Warehouse Ccmpanv

New Publications.
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. London edi.
IN tions, illustrated.
New st standard works for Libraries.
New Novels, in cheap binding.
Also. fresh stock Of WRITING DESKS
portfoiios, Gold Pens, Pen -Knives, Pocket.
BOOKS, Photograph Albums Of all sizes, Fancy
braskets and Book She4. .es, and q general
velopes and Fancy Stationery, for paIc by
NoV r. l.. BRYAN,
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Notice,


RElNG charged with the enforcement of
~ the following Ordinance. relating to
the dnties OF tho City Surveyor" concern
City Clerk, J reading thus:
"he IL further orddined, That hereafter apy
person about to build any house on apy new
site. fronting or bounding on any OF tho
streets OF tho city, OF Columbia, shall be re-
CURED to have tho same located. and tho
boundaries thereof, adjoining euch street or
streets: fixed by tho City Surveyor. who shsll
be entitled to receive the sum OF S. for each
lot 80 located. And in case any person shall
erect any house as aforesaid, without having
tho same located BY the City Surveyor as
AFORESAID, suci person shall be subject to o
penalty OF $45 for each and every offence"
hereby notify all parties concerned to 70.
port their names and locations OF lots, either
tha my Gna once 60 Or to O. Mshon Cy Surveyor at
attached to the Ordinance will be strictly
required, and the penalty of non CO nplianco
to it's terms be rigidly enforced and without
thc slightest delay. j. A. JACKSON,
ApiH ~ Chief Of Police.
Smyrna times., 1873-12-10
SHERIFFS SALE.

~ BY virtue OF writ of Levari Facias to me directed.
will he Public Sale at the front door OF the County
building in Town Dover, Kent County and State Of
Deiawnr on TUESDAY 23d December, clock
. r. 81, the following Real Estate, to wit:
All ground, situated in
Town OF Dover Dover Hundred Kent County and State OF
Delaware aforesaid bounded follows On the north BY
Washington Street. by lot OF Henry Leiberman.
by lands OF Williams d Brother, and
By lands Of the said John W Smith front Wash
Street Of forty feet and extending back the width
whole length OF hundred
aforesaid being the that by deed OF Smith
simple. this the said Charles
this the bond above having
made and delivered the whole purchase
said together with all build
ings, improvements, &c.
Seized the property CHARLES
LEWIS (nJ aud ELEANOR, his wife, and will be sold tor
cash.
SHERIFF's OFFICE DOvER. DEL,
November 26,lS
Smyrna times., 1873-12-10
SheIlH'S Sales.
SALE.

~ BY virtue OF writ OF Vendtioni Exponas to directed
will be exposed Public Sale at the front door OF the County
Building in the Town Dover Kent County and State OF
Delaware TUESDAY the 23d day OF December 1873. at
O'Clock, Z. NJ, following keal
All that certain perce tract Of land situated In
Dover Hundred Kent County and State O Delaware
lands of John smith, lands late James Duhadaway Janus
late Isaac G. IoHaud and lands John Connolly,
deceased. and said contain FORTY-SlA AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES. more less No Improvements :, -.
Seized taken the property Ot CHAhLES
DENNEY, and will be sold Tor cash. -. = ,,,c,, =, -
SHERIFFS OFFICE, DOVER, DEL. I
November 20, 1873.
Smyrna times., 1873-12-10
.HERIFF"S SALE.

W BY virtue OF writ of Levar Facas c directed will be
exposed Public Sale the hotel of John r. Laird,
Town Camden THURSDAY, the 18th December,
1873 at O'Clock, T. NJ the following described Real Estate
situated North MuIderk Hundred, Kent County
O Delaware, to wit:
All singular all that part of OF land known
Barry Tract contained within the metes and bounds
beginning the the road leading the village
Camden Canterbury and directly opposite
poplar and thence south ten and
of said Camden Canterbury
tenths perches thence south eighty
degrees along James Anderson north line ftysx
thence north twelve and threeQuarte degrees
perches and 6Ve-tenths of perch R.
CadwslS thence south degrees hun
and perches and ahaf the old
white the southeast side Tdbury
Branch corner for JaTres heirs thence down the branch
about hundred perches black the ppe
about percheS the side the Della
Railroad and thence sOuhery along the line said
railroad percheS aud seventeen links
thence about seveutfve peches with line OF Charles
Lewis aforesaid road and with OF road the place
beginning, containing SENENrf-SEVEN ACRES AND
HALE. be the all
guar the buildings. improvements &c.
Seized and execution the property OF JOHN L.
Lands, AID will be sold for cash
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, DOVER. DEL.
November 20. 1873.
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The Rev. Jacob Ditzler, OF %h
iucky, and evidently one of the most
learned and eminent divines connect
cd with the Methodist Conference,
favored cur citizens last Friday noon
end a night, with two OF the most
powerful sermons il las been the
good fortune of our people to listen
To- since the debate held ut Flat creek
last fail between this distinguished
.-lcruvman and Elder 7. ". Brents,
OF the Christian Church. lie preach
cd 10 a large audience last Sabbath
ST Mulberry Village, and on his re-
turn he was prevailed on to give our
citizens smother opportunity of Lear
ing him again on Mondsy night AMI
tuesday morning OF this week. lie
left Tuesday evening for Moore's
Chapel, in. Bedford county, and
will preach next Sunday at Flat
Greek, where q great many from this
place are expected to be III attend
ancc. The want of space prevents
- more extended notice from us this
week.
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NHANCERY SALE OF
- VALUABLE MAURY AND
SUMNER COUNTY LAND.

By virtue of decree Of the Chancery
Court at Columbia, MauFy county, Tenn.
rendered 1T its August special term, 1872, and
revived at its June term, 1873, i'll the consoli-
Nancy Z Perkins, ct al, and Nancy Il Fer
kips ct al vs. w Q n Perkins ct III, | Will
proceed to sell on Saturday the 18th day OF
NoVem Der, 1873, at the court house door I'm
q credit of six. twelve. eighteen and twenty
four months, notes with good and approved
security and bearing interest from day OF
sale required of purchasers, the real estate
town WI of S oi1m5ia' hsuf99n couhty. Tenn ,
bounded on the north by the lands OF the
Colored Methodist Church. east by High
street, south by Frank WigfaIl and west by
Mrs w G Sheppard, known as the Perkins
lot. Also one Tract of Cedar Land
since the change OF district lines, lying and
being in the 3D. civil district Of Maury cOun-
ty, Tenn, ana bounded as follows: Begin
ming at Il large sasafras in the north bounda-
ny of the land, III James Tindall's south
boundary, aud running with said Itndall's
line south 9913o east 6S poles and Is links 10
a white oak stump, EQDWoQ1 and hickory
nointers Tfndall's southeast corner thence
south l15o west 172 poles and 20 links TO On
oak stump, cedar pointers, Thompson
Wrfght's corner, thence north So west 20
poles to a stake, two pin oaks, dogwOod aud
hickory pointers, thence south 20 west 80
poles 70 o stake, two elms, a7h, two pin oaks,
ir0nwOod and two hickory pointers, thence
north IKE west i05 poles ID an elm, thence
north 81 - west il poles to o stake, thence
north 80 east 100 poles TO q pin oak, cedar
and red oak pointers, Itobert Wright's south
west corner, thence with Robert Wright's
line south $50 east, paSSinh James TindaiIs
corner at e poles and q links, in all one
hundred and one poles and six links to the
begin ming, containing one hundred ana
acres and ten perches. Plat OF
said cedar land Will be exhibited on day OF
R9la- Al so one tract
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-17
NASHVILLE
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

This Company is now one of the establish
ed institutions of the State. Having passed
through the day OF doubtful existence, II
similar Company in the country. Among
the causes that have largely contributed to
its success are the following:
First. 1t guarantees all OF its policy hold
ers the amount OF the cash surrender OF
each policy, after two or three annual
premiums shall have been made.
Second. 1t loans to its policy holders
nine -tenths of the cash value of each policy
for any period for which the premium may
have been paid.
Third. It Endorses on each policy the
amount of paid up insurance that can be had
on its surrender, after the payment OF two
or three annual premiums.
Fourth. Its rates are as low rs those of any
other Company.
Fifth. Its dividends ave been larger than
hose any other Company of its age.
sary or illiberal restrictions.
Seventh. 1t aids in building mp our home
interests. investing its large means here
among us.
Eighth. 1t does not require permits to
live or travel anywhere.
Ninth. 1t has over two dollars OF assets
for every one dollar of liabilities.
The following is a list of It's stockholders.
all of whom are gentlemen of large experience
in :the management of business enterprises,
linen we'll known for their integrity, high
character, and substantial qualities: Samuel
Golladay, Lebanon; Joseph y Allen, Albert
EWING NSOI re oSbTlRuJS L. NAoIh
head, Thomas Gibson, Robert G. Throne,
Daniel F. Carter, Alexander J. Irter A. G
Adams, Hugh McCrea. John OvertOn, DR.. J.
W. Maddin, Capt. William Stocked, Robert
Fl. Gardner, James HOban, Trustee; Hem y
G. Shspar .. John Portertield, Thomas A
Fite, Thompson Anderson, s. l.. Demoville.
John NJ. Bass, ST., A. G. Carter, DR.. 7. D.
ltchison, w. II. Ewing, G. A. R. THOMPSON,
J.mes NJ: Il am,lton, William Henry Smith,
DR.. W. II. Morgan, G. P. Thruston, F. II
French, all of Nashville: F. P. B. Sands and
B. F. Sands, Washington City: James j
Turner, James A. Wemyss, Cashier Sumner
Deposit Bank, Gallatin; James Alexander
President of same Bank John W Walton
B. B. NJ. l.. Barr, Directors and Edwin Fl
Ewing, Daniel Hillman.
The Ofhcers and Directors OF the Compa
ny are -
WIN SToCKELL JOHN Nj. Bass,
F. Fl. French, WV. e. MORGAN,
s. L. DRMovILLB, &. P. THRUsToE,
g. A. r. THOMPSON.
JOHN NJ BASS, President
WILLIAM, n. MORGAN, Vice president
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Secretary.
DIP. FACKLER, Actusry.
T. A. ATCHIS0N. Medical Adviser.
w. T. GLASGOW THOS. Il. WILLIAMS
District Agent5 Local Agent
Office at Williams & Towler's Drug Store,
Columbia, Tenn
NV. EMBRY. Special Agent.
| July 4-'7S-6m.
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OHANCERY SALE.

BY virtue ofa decree Of tho Maurv
county Chancery Court, rendered at rs
June term, 1873, in tho cause Of james
w. DOughlass Va. Dempsey Sergeant OF
al, will proceed 10 sell at public auo-
ton, at the court house door In town Of
Columbia, on Monday, 10Th ciav of Oct.
1873, to the highest aud best bidder. on
a credit OF one and two years, the real es-
tate mentioned and described In the
pleadings, to~wit: Being n tract Of land
lying in Maury county, Tenn, on the
waters of Poplar creek, and conveyed 10
Edward McFadden by James Mcbride.
in 1885, and bounded as follows: Begin
ming at a leaning poplar tree In the south
bank OF Poplar creek, and running
thence south IS east la poles 10 a large
poplar tree IN tho sOu.h boundary line
of the four hundred acre tract; thence
sou h 80. west IS poles To- sugar treo.
the southwest cor ner of the four hum
bred acre tract; thence north IS, west
Dis poles, crossing poplar crock TO red
oak and two irouwoOds; thence north
50 east IS poles TO two hornbaams in a
steep hollow; thence south 5J east. cross
ing tho creek at 20 poles, i'm all a poles,
to pIn-oak and two dogwoods; thence
north 1915 east % poles to the begin
ming, containing by calculation, 0S acres.
The said land will be sold free from the
guilty Of redemption. Notes with good
and approved security required from the
purchaser, said notes bearing interest
rom day Of sale, and a lien retained to
secure payment Of the purchase money.
ID. b COOPER, G. & NJ.
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CHANCERY SALE.

BY virtue Of decree Of the ChauceIg
Court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered al IT,
June term, 1873, in the consolidated Caus,
of Daniel J. Estes -. heirs and creditors O
Sarah Z. Foster, 81 ais. John Tyler, Trustee
Ell ais, VS. w. C. a. Foster, Il ais, and Este.
Miller, 81 ais, vs.. wilkins roster, OF uls.
house door in the town of Columbia, Tenn
on Monday the 3rd Gny Of November, 49,.
the tract Of land conveyed in trust by W. y
A. Foster TO W. W Miller, situated in IN,
31th civil District OF NauTN county, Tenn
and bounded as follows. North by the land
Of Or. \. c. White, East by the lands of sait
White, South by the lands OF j. q. Baiiel
and II. l.. llendley, and west by The land
OF David portCh, ct ais. The said lands vii
be sold on a credit Of six months, note.
with good security will hc required uf IA.
purchaser, and sold free from tire equity a.
redemption, aud "a lien retained for the pay.
mcnt Of the purchase money
oct &-'-3. d. d. COOPER, c. & NJ.
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CuANCERY SALE.
~ VALUABLE LAND

I'y virtue of q decree Or the Maury Chan.
Gerry court, ryndcrcdg 90 its June term, Is.3.
.u tho cause OF John -. Cool. vs. Robert 81,
Cook. a al, ! viii prpvpr! iu sell ul public
Jui,iy. at tho Court house door iu tho town
pi columbia, on Monday the .ullI dug OF
october, ls.a, TO the highest and bust bidder
on credit Of one, two ana three years. pN-
e"pt thc sum or SIX per cent 90 be paid iu
cash, the following described real estate.
tp-Nit: Being a tract cot parcel of Land OF
100 ncTcsTmOrc or lrss, lying ia MnurN cuun-
~ tennessee, on the Water Of BIG Biuhv
creek, ana !puuded by the lands Of MIR
Elizabeth Reese, II. &. Foster. samuel J q.
Hifayhpru, J. u. Webster, Euo4 Robinson
ana j.. u. sellers, and known 70. the homo
place Of the late John ~. Cook. The said
ANA VIII bc sold iIce nom the equity Ut re-
ieluptton. Notes with gopd security re-
gulfcd Of the purchaser or purChptcrs bear
Ing inter est frsm date, and lien retained
90 secure no payment 81 the purchase
money. ] viii sell tie said Rand IT la two
or more tracts, and then C- a. whole. Half
acre reserved for family burial mound.
sept. lo.-i3. u. ". COOPER, 4 a NJ
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y ANCERN SALE OF
H0TsGE Avn TpTf

BY virtue OF decree OF tho Chancerv
Court at Columbia, In Maury county.
Tenn, rendered at IFS june term. Js-a
in the cause Of 5ilaS Hlno and wife. Of al. .
vs. Mary ApEa Hughes. % AL, I will
proceed 20 sell on Monday, Goth day of
ret. 1873 at pubic auction, at the Court
house door, In the town 1T Columbia, 10
the highest and best bidder, on a credit
ot ono and two yonr4-eNcspt one hum
dred dollars 20 he paid IN Ctsh-tho real
estate mentioned aud described i'm tho
pleadings, tO-wit: a hOaso and lot.
known as the residence Of Rev. John e..
Hughes, lying and being in the oh civ
il district of Marry county, Tenn, south
Of Columbia, and bounded as follows:
On tho east by the Columbia and Puias-
ki turnpike; north by Ed. Williams' lot:
west by the lot OF Jesse Oaks, and south
10y an alley. NOtos with good security
equired bearing interest from dAy az
sale, and lien retained 10 secure tho
payment OF tho purchase money.
sept. 10, ~. ID. u. COOPER. G. NJ.
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THANCERY SALE OF

- AhAA bisb iNsAi ~ IA III.
BY virtue of decree Of the ChaBctry Court
1T Columbia, Muury county, Tenn, rendered
q ia June torn, 1873 Ia tho case Of r. N d.
LOnv et al, vs.. 4. =. Wottor CT A., / will ELI
81 tho hi hest bidder. az tbs Court -buuso. fn
the town ofColumbia, State and county afore-
said, on Monday, both day Of Oct. 1s5" three
hftLs Of the following described tract or parsrI
Of land, lying and being Ia MAury county,
civii district No. -, beginning nj q mali
beech and oak pointer, In the North b0uudt "
Of Hunt survey, the tuth cast corner ~ m
No. j., in original division Of said land; run
ming thence north with the same 10 chains and
y links, 20 n honey locust and horn bvHu,
pointer, south west corner Of lot No. 81
thence cast With the same - chains aud ID
links % hickory and elm, south onst corner
Of said lot No. Q, In the east boundary Of orig.
iual tract, thonco south with the Fama IL
chaius 8ni - links TO = red oak aud hiekgry
pointer, thence west with tho north bouuJarv
Of HuntS survey 10 the beginning, aud con.
tanning about 5iM acres. Plat and Furvtv OF
said three iOuTths Of said 5ii% acres, will IL
shown on day Of sale. Terms of sale-Note
WIN good security. on a credit OF siA and
Twelve months-excsptt two huudTod dollars in
cash Notes 70 bear interest from day of sale.
sept ~, lsI5' ID. u. COOPER, q. &. Al.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In Chancery a. Columblu-W Is. Ramon,
vs.. II. y, Whitaker, Ct al.
IL appearing to mo from o. acrrp, fp tl,l.
case, rendered June -, ISIL that tho cblI-
Hrcu OF John J.. Myricl are proper ii not
necessary parties 10 said cause. 1t is there.
ioI" pfutftd - Ine that publication he tnnde
~ We columbia Herald, n newspaper pub.
llshGd IA Columbia, for four successive
Mtth1i Iuc lilsi OF winch shall b. made Rt
least one week berorc tho sfttipg I'd ,t,,.
,hHhceiy CoHrt, TO be held at The Court
npusgIH Columbia, Mlurv county. Tenn.
Cd ne second Monday Ia December novt
!H'A requiring them Then and there. o. plead.
answer or dcmur 10 cOmplulnuuts' Bll ur
the same viii be taken as confessed as 10
them and set for hearing .K-purtc.
sept. 49, =. II. y. COOPER, G.. & "
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CIANCERY SALE


BY virtue Ofa decree OF the Maury C.1,tv
'hancery Court, rendered OF itz = ne t~rn.
s'3, In the consolidated causes Of ~ !. Daie
4. al, VS. q. J: Pillow; James Thompson 4
'b., w q. ]. Pillow. ctal. james Akin ct nj. (.
IS. g. j. Pillow; Mercha ts Bank of Ken.
tuckv vs.. G.. J. Pillow. 1 will proceed To- cell
On Monday, the goth day Of Oct, 1873, within
legal hours. at the Courthouse door, in tbo
town of o. iumbia, TO the highest and best bid
ter, the real estate mentioned and described
IN tho plcndings. to-wit: Being q tract or
parcel Of land O'4ss zos, roods I'D ~ per-
shes in Maury county, Tenn, and lying on
both sides Of the Columbia aud Mt. Pleasant
pike, about five milos West Of Columbia. aud
n9unded by the lands of Mrs Andrew J. Polk
w ID. Bethel. ThOma, Estes. James W b.
Thomas, James Hodge: $. II. Armstrong J. B.
rll9W ana g, Foster Williams, and known aE
the home place orc. J. Pillow. A plnt Of sal 4
land will be exhibited on d,v offs sale.
FERNS OF sale-Eleven thousand five hun.
drcd dollars o be paid in cash o D day Of sale,
and tho residue on credit Of one aud two
renrs, t1tercst from day Of sale, AID notes
with good and approved security required OF
p rchaser; lion also retained % secure pay-
ment Of purchase money.
Sept. IL, 1873. ID. b, COOPER, IN.
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NONRESIDENT NOTIGE.

In Chanccry al Columblu.-John Packard
Il wife, ". VIM. X. Pillow. ct ais.
1t appearing from afiidgvit that W. II. PHI.
low iSanOu-resident ofthc State OF Tonnes.
see +, is therefore ordered that he enter hi,
appearance herein, before or within the FIRST
three days Of the next term of the Chauccry
Court, to be held at Columbia on the second
Monday of December next, i5f3, aud plead
answer or demur g. the cOmplainanGs bill,
or the same will be taken fOI confessed as Ia
him, and set for hearing CX-partC, and that
copy Of this order be Published for four
consecutive weeks i'm the Columbia Herald
sep. lS,-'73, -. b. COOPER, & & NJ.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-17
MON RESIDENT NOTICE.

In Chancery at Columbia Ricketts, & Ha-
gan. VS.. B, 4 Clarke. O. ais.
1t appear nE from affidavit iilodin this cuuse
that the defendant b. f. Clarke is a nom
resident Of the state Of Tennessee; il is there
fore ordered that be enter hisappcara sce herr
in before or within the first three lrss Of tn,
next term of the ChauCery Court TO be held az
Columbia, Tic 2Ed Monday IN Dec. next
1873. ana plead, answer or demur 70 cOmplal Ne
ants bill, or he same will he taken for con.
fesSed Is 10 hi and set for he trinR CX part,,
and that COPY Of this order be published for
four consecutive oCks ia the Columbia Her
aid,
Sept. l4,,1g. j. Z. COOPER, q. An.