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County convention.

The delegates appointed to nominate
Democratic candidates of State Senator
and Representative, met in the court
house last Monday, according to adj
journment, Col. ID. f. Wade in the
chair, H. p. Figuers secretary.
Gen. L. E. Polk and Col A. S. God
win were put in nomination.
LIST ballOt--Polk, 81 1-5;GOdwin, 20 is.
Necessary to choice, Az.
I'd ballOt-Polk, 81 40; God win, IS 1-5.
Necessary to a choice AZ.
Sd ballOt-Polk, 324-5; Goodwin, % l~5.
Necessary to a choice, 3S3I.
4th ballot-Polk, 1915; Boyd, % LIS,
Necessary to a choice, 3S2l.
9Th ballot-Polk 291-5 Boyd, q 4-5.
Necessary to a choice, SO.
9th ballot-Boyd, 20 1-5; Ramon,
q 4>5. Scattering 2 Necessary to a
choice, 391A.
9TH ballot-Boyd, 45; James FL. Thorn
as, Is.
DR.. A T. Boyd was then declared the
nominee, and came forward and accept
ed the nomination.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
The following names were put in NOM
ination: Capt. Jas. B. Murphy, A, w.
Potter, F. A. Burke, r. A. Glenn, J. j.
Bingham, S. r. Watkins.
LIST ballOt-Murphy, Is; Potter, s :;
Burke, II; Glenn, u; Bingham, 4 Wat
kins, 3. Necessary to q choice, 3915.
I'd ballot-Murphy, 10 l-5, Burke, II,
Glenn 20, Bingham, u. Necessary to a
choice, 1893.
Sd ballot-Murphy 10, Burke z, Glenn
p, Bingham 8. Necessary to choice,
3s.
4th ballot-Murphy IL, Glenn %,
Bingham s, Geo. Lipscomb 1915 Me-
cessary to a choice, 3S25.
5th ballot-Glenn %, Lipscomb %,
John NJ. Hickey IA. Necessary to
choice, 40.
9th ballot-Glenn 80 1-5, Lipscomb
a 40. Necessary to a choice, 40.
7th ballot-Major George Lipscomb's
name was withdrawn, and Esq. r. A.
Glenn was unanimously nominated.
The following resolutions were then
adopted, after which the convention ad-
jOurned sine die:
ResOLVed, That we pledge our support
to Hon. James d. Porter for Governor.
ReSOtUed, That we endorse the nomi-
nation made by Williamson for FlOator,
and we hereby pledge Beverly B. TOon,
Esq, the nominee, our warmesJ and
most earnest support.
ReSOLUed, That we condemn all law
lessness, and heartily endorse the
promptness and energy of Gov. John G.
Brown in his efforts to enforce the laws
of the State.
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OUTSIDER.
Pimey Hunt,

The party that went from here to Piney,
in Lewis county, the first of this month,
to hunt, found deer very scarce, only
killing tea. They were killed by J w B
lBulger) Thomas two, Hint Kittrell one,
John Alexander one, William Il Kindel
one, Major r Harris one, George Con-
ner one, John Brooks one, RATE Williams
one, Walter Parker one This marty
Killed eighteen at the same place in five
days, last September. On their last hunt
they lostelght dogs by poison It was
thrown around their camp by a eowardly
sneak who took advantage of their alb
senee, to 90 ms dirty work. We think we
saw his mighty man, and he did awe US
much We might rake creation with s.
double .geared back-action RSSeardus steam
hay rake, without finding another such a
looking creature. He was neither polite
nor clean, but clothed extensively in
dungaree, ana dirt. He was either
troubled with cOrns or making a side
show OF his feet. He was a lean, long,
lank, woltsh looking thing, and suggested
to us the whimsical idea that nature in
making him, had been in some doubt, as
TO where to put his countenance. The
delay evidently lasted so long that the
tace had to be finished up hastily, and
therefore lacking expression, leaves one
in doubt as to what part OF this villainous
looking sneak one is contemplating
His face, if we may use the expression,
opened near the base, and we think was a
true index to his own base heart. We
vii say to this poisonor of innocent dogs,
who Is as contemplate as he is odious,
that this party is coming again, and he
need not 90 to the expense of buying poi
son, as they will furnish it free, The on
ly trouble that he will be at will be in dis
tributing it, and they will assist him in
that, as the party will have along, one
colored lawyer, two allopathic doctors,
one homeopathic physician, and great
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mentioned, it is generally fatal, if not
checked in a few hours. have seen horses
taken with this disease and die in two
hours, and again some would live for days.
never yet saw q case refuse to eat, SO long
as they could stand ON foot The majority
of stock affected would never complain,
the matter with the horse or mule unless
you see the part affected.
The best specific that was ever tried there
is fish brine, applied boiling hot, by use of
a sponge .or rag, to cause friction; at the
same time Immediately after applying the
brine, put on a good coat of pine tar, and
drench when first taken, with a pint hogs
lard. The hot brine and tar should be used
every hour until the swelling abates, and
occasionally oftener, until the horse is
out of danger. When a case is taken in
time, and these remedies properly admins
tered, my word for it, the animal will get
well, ninety-nine times out of a hundred.
SCOTCJ
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CHANCERY SALE OF

~ VALUABLE IhACI OE LAND.
The S. III. Armstrong place, at Ashwood.
By virtue of decree of the Chancery Court
at Columbia, Tennessee, at its June term,
S74, in the case of G. Foster Williams vs..
Moses g. Armstrong, ct. al, L will proceed
to sell, on Monday, the 10Th day OF October,
1874, at public cutlery, at the Courthouse
door, in Columbia, 10 the highest and best
bidder, the following real estate, to-wit, be-
ing a tract or parcel of land, situated in the
10th CT vii district of Maury county Tennessee
and bounded on the north by Lucius Frier-
son, w. o. Armstrong and Anthony Ghol-
son, east by ]. b. Pillow, south by the Column
bia an Mt. Pleasant pike, and west by Mrs.
s. j. Polk and ]. J. Stephenson, and con-
tanning about 1856 acres. Said land will be
sold in lots and then as an entirety; the
greatest price being the sale. The remain
der interest in the dover will also be sold
Sale free from the equity of redemption
Plat and survey exhibited on day of sale.
TERMs:-Credit of one and two years, ex-
cept the sum of five hundred dollars, to be
paid IN cash; notes with two good securities
and bearing interest from day of sale re-
CURED of the purchaser, and lien retained
to secure payment.
sept44t ID. b. COOPER, c. & NJ.
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Democratic S;Onyontso, I'm
Lewis County.

1he following resolutions were adopted
by the Conservative Democratic party OF
Lewis county, in convention at Newburg
On the 9TH day OF Sept, 1874.
Reeotced, That the Conservative Dem.
ocratlo party of the counties of Perry and
Hickman, be and are hereby invited to
meet the delegates of the Conservative
Democratic party, of Lewis county, in
convention at W. W. Brown school house
on Cane creek, in Hickman county, on
the 10th day of October 1874, for the
the purpose of nominating candidate to
represent the counties Of Hickman, Perry
and Lewis, in the next general assembly
ReSotped, That the following delegates
be appointed to represent the Conserva'
tive Democratic party, of Lewis county,
in said convention viz; d Wilson,
John Trotter, William Tatum, Par
Cooper, A ] Noles, John Carter, A I
Goodman, R Danny I Garrett, Sam
Grimes, w Jones, J p Holmes, d
Parker, w FL Flanagan, W Curry John
Canal, 0 1 Plummer, w c Dabhs, Y
Dabbs, J G Dabbs, r Reeves, I I Chris.
tian, W Stockard and James Craig.
ReSOtred, That the HERALD and MAIL
be requested to publish copy of these
resolutions.
o 7 PLuNMER, J w SToCEARD,
Secretary. Chairman.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

J. B. Delk, Esq, and daughter return
ed last week from a visit to Bedford
county, and says that crops there are
far superior to those of Maury.
Mr.. James L. Linn, of the Bend, kill
ed rattlesnake two feet long, with IL
rattles. He had his foot Oh 1t before he
saw it.
Rev. James Williams disappointed
Il largo crowd that gathered at the Delk
ford to witness the baptiZing OF several
new con 7erts on Friday last. He came
not.
S. G. Delk, Esq, was so unfortunate
rs to be thrown by his saddle mule last
week, but was not seriously injured.
Mr.. James B MerOney, an affable
clerk for J. f. Gray IL Co., has returned
to his old home in Santa Fe. May he
ever be happy and successful.
Anster Williams, col, who resides on
the farm of Mrs. George w. Kinzer,
near Sewdust Valley, had his cabin de-
stroyed by fire last Friday night, wit b
all he possessed. He also came very
near losing a son, who was asleep. His
dog was cremated, and Austin said he
had rather have lost all than the dog.
Miss Lou Grant, of Hurricane, and
her sister. Mrs. Nettie Robinson, OF
Jackson, West Tennessee, paid the 18th
district visit last week.
Rev. VIM. Doss preached in the vii
lage, last Sunday, to quite an appreciaN
tive congregation. He talked of little
and big sins No doubt there were
some in the congregation that felt keen
ly the force of his remarks, especially
,nemb ers of the church that had been
crossing their legs to the tune OF the
fiddle and bow. Alter the conclusion
OF the sermon, the sacrament of the
Lords Supper was administered, and
the great revival that has been going on
for weeks closed Sunday night, wit
forty or fifty converts. Such revival
was probably never held in the village
before.
Let everybody attend the sacramento
meeting at the Presbyterian church
in the village, next Sunday. Dr. Mack,
of Columbia, will assist the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. FrierSOD.
The building committee of the pro-
posed church in the Greenfield Bend is
composed of, S. G.. Delk, John L. 7.
Jones, and DR.. J. T. S. Greenfield. The
contract will be let out to the lowest
bidder. Sealed bids should be sent to
orlett with DIR. Greenfield.
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SALE

- hF VALUABLE PROPERTY
r, by virtue Of decree of the Maury Chancery
Court, rendered at its June term 1874, in the
cause of K. q; Stewart ct al VS.. j. ii. Jamison
ct al, will sell at public cutlery on the 10th
day, OF october, 1874, at the Court house door
IN the town OF Columbia, to the highest and
best bidder, the following real estate, to-wit ;
One lot or parcel of land lying and being in
the town Of Columbia, Tenn, and bounded on
the north by Mechanics street. on the cast by
south Main street, south by James Hodge :
lot, and on the west by James II. Jamison's
lot and being tho Same upon which 4. w.
Gamble has grocery store. Also at the same
time ana place an unimproVed lot, lying and
being IN said town, county and State, and
bounded on the north by Jos, N. Walker, east
by Amelia Wilkes, south by Il. II. Jamison,
and on the West by South Main street. Being
the interest of JOHN k. Jamison, decd, in his
iather s-tae late Isaac M. Jamison- estate.
. sand property will be sold on a credit OF ono
and two years, except the sym of $3.50 in cash.
Notes with approved security required Of the
purchasers, said notes bearing intevest -
taay Of gale. Lien retained t9 seeST~ ", On
OF purchase money. saI NEE PaymeiniI
Sept. AN. IS7' -. COOPER, C. & NJ.
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COLUMBIA MARKET.
once Of EDsALI 6 MoEwEN, /

ONCE of EDSALL & MCEwEN, l
Sept. 18th 1874.
Bacon Shoulders. 14cts; sides, I7cts; hams
1Scts.
Bastter-20 and Csc.
Bees1Ods -20c.
BtGckiae-75c.910 90 y doz
Cotton to 1917 cts. Dull
Cotton Seed-30c per 100 lbs.
CorTs--$l per bushel.
Co6ee-25 to CSC for Rio by Sack Laguira 2S
to 30 Java IS to 81.
Coal 0l-lIO test, 25@SOcts. per gallon.
Cdndles-221z 925c. o n.
Eggs-l215 to 15e.
NOur-3.50 to 400 per 100 lbs.
GiR0er-40@50c.
Hungarian Grass seed-175 to 200. q. bushel.
Ldrd-I7 cents.
Lime-25@30c. % bushel.
MeaL-S1. Is.
MoIasses and Sgrypss--common, 75c.@lOO; gol-
den syrup, $191.25.
Pea Nuts-S0 to 80 cts. Dull.
Pepper-35940c.
Rice-l19l2c.
Rye-$l 80 per bu.
ISaIt-S25 $50. for bu; for 81 bushels, s2.75.
SoGp-l0@l5c.
SOdd-l0@I2c.
Su0ar-New Orleans, lO@l3c; Demerara, lao
BE; A sugar, l2c1z crushed and granulated,
139l4c.
Tsa0l.OO@2.OO SD.
1dLLotO-6c. D 10.
Woot-Dull at quotations, 20 to 40.
Wkedt-S5c 9$l.00.
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To the Editors If the Herald and ldil.'

Y tT0I HHIF 'E'tE IETETV -'-VtVV'
Notwithstanding the severe drOuth, the
Directory are determined to hold their Fair,
commencing September 18th, continuing
five days. Probably this will be the only
Fair held in the middle division of the
State this year; so we give a hearty welcome
to all adjoining counties, to meet US at the
Fair Grounds and have a grand reunion.
Maury county looks upon her Fair with
pride-the hospitality for which she is so
famous knows no bounds; her stock is the
best of the State. Those counties holding
no fairs this year will concentrate their
good stock at the State Ear al Columbia.
ana we shall have the best Fair that we
have eVet had. The ladies' department will
Oe unusually good, besides the great INCREASE
of premiums, the magnificent premium
worthy Nice-P President, Capt. Gibson gives
TO the ladT taking the greatest number OF
premiums will bring a host of competitors
Again we say come, come!
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.

The beautiful Miss l.. H., Of Louisville
came back to Columbia "a few days since.
The dashing gr6ys have had long rest, Dul
they are catching IL now.
r.. Z. Cypert, editor of the WdpHe Citizen
was in the Con gTessiOnal Convention he
had with him some interesting Indian rel
les which he carried to the Tennessee HIS
torical Society. They are very curious IN
deed. The largest is about five inches VIDE
and one and a half thick. 1t is pure mint,
and its shape is as regular as IL is possible
to make IL. IL was found by A. w. Tharp.
other relics by T. J. Kelly. John RaWuen
and ). q. Tharpe-
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CAMrBELL's STATION ITEMS.

The clerk and treasurer of the board
of school directors in this, the 9th dis
trict, has received from the County Trus-
tee for the scholastic year ending Au-
gust 3lst, 1874, one thousand five hun
dred and sixty~two dollars and seventy
cents. He has paid out to teachers dur
ing the same time, and for incidental
expenses, one thousand i've hundred
and sixty dollars and seven cents, leav-
ing a balance in his hands of two dollars
and sixty-three cents.
Mr. J. B. Crazy and wife returned
home few days ago from Missouri,
where they have been for two months
or visit to their son, the Rev. Jas. F.
Gracy.
A very fine iron grey horse came to
Mr.. Thomas Pullen's on Wednesday,
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SALE OF

BY virtue Of decree of the Chancery Cour
at Columbia, rendered at the June term there
Of, 1874, in the cause of A. NJ. Harrison eta vs.
Scott Stephens, / will proceed to sell on Mon
day October 10Th, 1874, the real estate mention
ed in the pleldings in said cause. tO-wit; be-
Columbia, and occupied by the late Ezekiel
Roam as a grocery, and being the Same con.
veyed by James Hodge to W. d. Davis and
scott Stephens, and reference is made to said
deed Of said Hodge, recorded in Registers Of
fee Of Maury county, Book p, Vol. ?. page
1873 The said lots will be sold subject TO the
dover interest of Mrs. Roam in the one hall
thereof Sale made within legal hours at the
Court house door in the town Of Columbia al
public cutlery to the highest and best bidder.
Sold free from the right or equity of redemp-
months. Notes with approved security and
bearing interest from day Of sale required
and lien retained.
Sep. 4, 1874. d. d. COOPER, Q. * M.
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ICHANCERY SALE Al Z = , , r,.,,r , ~,

By virtue Of a decree of the Maury Chancery
Court, rendered at its June term, 1874, in the
will proceed so sell on Monday the 18th day Of
October, 1874, at public cutlery at the Court
house door in the town of Columbia. to the
highest ami best bidder, the following real
estate, to-wit: Being tract or parcel Of land
of about one hundred and twenty-five acres
lying in the 9th evil district of Maury county
lands of Complainant, John NJ. Clark and
James Warde 4, on the south by John TOombi
and A, q. Thompson 81 Bro, on the east by the
lands OF John Wells. on the west by W. g.
Martin. Said land will be sold on a credit Of
one and two years. except the sum of two
hundred dollars to he paid in cash. Notes
with approved security and bearing interes
chaser, Lien retained to secure payment Of
purchase money. Sale free from the equity OIL
redemption. ID. 3. COOPER, G. * NJ.
Sept. 4th, 1874.
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To the Editors of the Herald and Null
Gin response to a request made by you,
write you these lines. This disease Charbone
or Erysip elas, as the medical faculty call
it, ragged most fearfully in the swamp lands
of Mississippi in the years of 1867 and 1868
many farmers losing even the last mule
and horse by this terrible disease, and caus.
ed a great many people to lose their crops
almost entirely. The year 1861 was the
first of that disease in the swamp, or any
where else. So when it came about, no one
knew what to do or how to treat it; many
remedies were tried, and the most of them
to no purpose. Nevertheless it would not
would relieve it. The animal is affected in
this way. A small swelling, the size of a
silver half dollar, TO that of place as large
ally comes under the belly or in the breast
and sometimes along the throat, and even
elsewhere When taken in the parts first
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HNANCERY SALE
DE PEAL. ESTATE

- OF REAL ESTATE.
John $. West. ct al, VS. James j. West, ct al
In this cause, at the June term 1874, of the
Maury Chancery Court, there was rendered
q decree directing the sale of certain real
estate, mentioned and described in the
pleadings in said cause. Said real estate j.
bounded as follows: On the north by the
lands of w. O, West and David II. Dortch
on the south by the lands of Edmond Coop.
crs heirs, on the west by the lands of Eliza
beth Dowell and on the east by the lands OF
:. J. Sellars and Robert Foster, situated i'm
the 22th civil district of Maury county
| Tenn, containing about 253 acres, and being
The real estate of which Martha j. West,
decd, seized and possessed, and in pursu-
ance of said decree l will proceed to sell
said land on Monday the 10Th day of Octo-
Der, 1874, at public cutlery at the Court
house door in the town of Columbia, to the
highest and best bidder, on n credit of one
ana two years, except three hundred dol
lars to be paid in cash. Notes bearing in
tcreSt from date and with approved security
required of the purchaser, and lien retained
&c said lands will be sold in lots or as a
whole rs may seem hest ON day of sale
Plat and survey will be exhibited on day OF
sale. u, B. COOPER O. a M
Sept. 9Th, 1874.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Rev. 4. w. Smith, of New Providence
has finished his new church, and DIR. X. a,
Young is going 10 preach the dedicatory
sermon.
An extraordinary religious revival at
WilliamspUrt closed last Sunday night, not
"A penitent being left. Forty persons were
converted, twenty-Scven joined the MethO-
dist Church, and n number Joined the Pres
byterian Church. The meeting was con-
Quoted by the able pastor, Rev. VIM. Doss,
who was assisted by Rev. r. q. Linn, Rev.
Mr.. Mcdonald, of the c. p. Church, of VIII
Hanson county, Rev. w. II. McKennon, and
other ministers
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Isaac N. Byers and wife VS.. A. c. Wheat
lev ct al

ley ct al.
Pursuant to a decree of the Honorable Su-
preme Court of Tennessee, pronounced al
its last December term, 1873, in the above
named cause, will sell at public outcry 10
the highest bidder, at the courthouse door
in the town of Columbia, Tenn, on Satur
day, the 10th day of October, 1871, tract OF
parcel OF land lying in the 2lst civil district
Of Maury county, Tenn, and bounded on
Mrs. Odil; east by E. c. Overton and VIII
son; south by j. Allen and a. G. G. Wheat
ley, west by the Kinnard tract and A. At
kinson, containing 296 acres, more or less.
Sale land will be sold in whole or in tracts
as the parties may determine on day ofsale
TERMS:-Credit of one and two years
The purchaser Will be required to execute
notes with good and approved security
bearing interest from date, and lien RETAIN
ed. Sale free from the equity of redemD-
ton, Nashville Sept. ii, lS74.-3t.
+. G. HUNTINGTON, Clerk.
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OLD RELIABLE
THANCERY SALE
or yJnTTCIN ANN T nr,ct


~ OF HOUSE AND LOTS.
BY virtue of n decree of the Chancery
Court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered at its
!4~cemDer term 1873, and revived at the
June term l574, in the cause of James Nevils
vs.. W. II. Cunningham, / will sell to the
highest bidder at the Court house door in
the town of Columbia, on Monday the 10Th
day OF october, 1874, house and two lots,
described and bounded as follows: The
lTst beginning in the centre of Knob creek
near a small culvert in the Santa Fe pike
IN front of the residence of Ed. Partee, run
ming north So, west 497 chains through q
fore and aft sycamore tree, with j. w,
Thomas line to stake in said line, thence
south 8 Sl5 chains to the centre OF Knob
creek, thence northeast s. 3 chains with the
mcanders Of the centre of the creek to the
beginning and containing acres roods "a
J0-lUO perches. The second lot beginning at
a stake in the centre of Knob creek near
the smallest culvert in front OF the dwell
Ing Of said Cunningham, thence north s.
vest 1861 chain TO n cherry tree in w. g..
sellers line, thence north l., B. SO chain to
the centre Of the creek near n large syca-
more tree, thence down the centre of the
creek with its meanders to the beginning
containing acres 2 roods and 2 oslo perch
es. Said lots will be sold for cash.
Sept4 1871. ID. b. COOPER, G. d NJ,
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EOR SALE.

Cottage and two acres of land near White
Spring. Improvements good, Title indis-
putable. For information, enquire at
at this Office or of Mrs. NJ. Z. Cullen, on the
premises. aug Il, 3m.
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NHANCERY SALE
OF LAND.

by virtue Of a decree of the Chancery Cour
at Columbia. rendered at its juno term, 1874
In the cause of Thomas j. Dorset VS.. Samue
}. Dorset OF al, will proceed to sell at public
Columbia. Tenn, on Monday the 18th day q
October, 1874, to the highest and best bidder
the following real estate, to-wit: Being 3
teen acres 3 roOds and IL poles, being and ly'
ing in the 18th civil District of Maury county
Tenn, and belonging to the estate of the late
Mrs. Jane Y. Greenfield, and adjoining thu
lands of "Ool's heirs, and of James Robinson
and others. Said land will be sold free from
the equity of redemption. TERMS: Credit o
bred and fifty dollars to be paid in cash
Notes bearing interes. from day of sale, ap.
PROV cd security required and lien retained
Calls Of said land will be furnished on appli
cation at this Office, ID, B. COOPER, G u NJ
Sent. 18th. 1871.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In this cause 10 appearing tp me, James 4.
Hunt, an acting Justice or the Peace for
Maury cOduiy Tenn, from tho affidavit OF
above cause, tnut llomns Cheniham, Jr.,
ls "A nonresident OF tNe state OF Tennessee,
so That the ordinary process of law cannot
be served ON him. ii .e therefore ordered
by me that publication boz Inudc in the Her
ala ana Mail, @ newspaper pubiIshedin tho
toWn OF Columpin, Tenn, ns required by
law IN such cases, requiring said ThomaA
Cheatham, Jr., 90 appear before me ut my
Office In the town OF CulIepilu aud state Ot
tennessee, on the 1itN day of september
1874, and defend the suit brought against
him by the plaintiff otherwise the same
viii be proceeded against him eXpnrte.
August 20, lS7L JAS. Il. HUNT, j. Il.