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THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.

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per Freghss spsnsl gold III aZ9 Amenei9 80
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store in the Fifth Avenue Hotel at the office OF the
Union League.
MUSICAL NOTES.
The subject of MIR. j. n. PattisOn's musical
lecture and recital tomorrow evening viii be Mozart
The Strakosch Opera Company Will be IN
Boston this week The business in Philadelphia was
only fair
Miss Kellogg's English Opera Company be-
gins season two weeks in Washington tonight 1t
all be in New-YOrk about the end OF January
Dr. Leopold Damrosch has written cam
tata on the story OF Ruth" witch will probably be
performed by the Orat0rio Society this Winter.
At his symphony concert IN Boston last
week Theodore Thomas produced about half OF Gluck
Orfeo," with full chorus and Miss Emma Craneh for
the solos.
Rats "Lenore" Symphony has just been
nlayed IN London for the first me and received with
somethiug ike enthusiasm The English critics are now
asking FOR the I'm Wade"
Miss Frcdcrike Rokohl gave concert on
Saturday evening at semway Hall for the purpose Of
dsplav1ng the extraordinary compass OF her voice In
series OF variations the Carnival OF Venice she
urofesses 90 20 from below the staff TO the octave
shove an extent " three Cctaves aud third. being
major third higher than aus other SINGER of whom we
nave any knowledge. and tlth higher than the ex-
treme range most tue best soprano voices. The
seveu or notes are peculiar IN quality, cor
root m intouatiOn ami Not 40 all slrd, Though tueS
RALLY lie outside the limit OF expression they
cannot be called altogether pleasant
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bites OF active business life with character for
integrity that ennobes all success. seeking IN Setrement
,r,r, ,r,r, nm --s--- that attend . 1850 ,reer =
From his rural retreat and from bis city nome ns
brought 10 tho occasional meetings or tnls ioIn w
calm pdgmen and the serene department OF the retree
merchant and the true gentleman. .a,.
10 has been said by who knew hin. wen may nr'
Tllt, has left no better behind him. ~ ths ssn
timent and in the sorrow that his death o,inss ,,'a
t.at knew him best, the members OF this rd ' ~
Hence ft Ia ordered that there be insc s az
our MINUTES, testimonial 10 the worth OF .n,der
parted this too feeble tribute 70 his memory. By
OF the Board. GRORGE L. HAeHf' oectesHi'
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rupIArE CHARLES n. TALBOT.
orr,cp or THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL @
OftiNE VI A"N NEw-N YORK Dec. T. 1874.

o,r,cv or THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co,
NifiNN VI " NEW YORK. Dec. 4, 1874.
Ara special meeting of the Board of Managers
~, Tho nclaware and Hudson Canal Company, held
on Yhursday the 81 December. Insult was reso'VSu
,ha, the President be requested TO convey 10 tno ~
Of our late associate and friend CharieS ~ ,n,,v
rresson NJ our profound grief ana snSr bonnred
ca W. "nt which has deprived them OF anc nd ~
head and tins Company OF tn ", r semIe
'p rr loft 10 Them aud to us che aS ~ s
.oiare that in he he pure an" 49, anu
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MINISTER CIrSuING's LETTER OF INSTRUCIIONa-IIE
RELATIONS OF CUBA TO THE UNITED SIAlEH
FULLY SET FoRTH-ULuMArB INDEPENDENCE
or THE ISLAND PREDICTED-THE UNITED STA lbs
ANXIOUS FOR SOLUTION OF TIE QUEsTIoN-AN-
NExAT1ON NOT DESIRED.
TaY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNE.l
W,suISGTON Dec.-Mr. Fish in his letter OF IN
strnctions to Mr. Cushing, under date of Feb. g.
1874 AZ the latter was about TO depart on his
mission to Spain, announced the policy OF
the Administration in regard TO the Cuban
insurrection more plainly than 1t has been
given in any public document. The letter is now
printed for the first time in the annual volume OF
Diplomatic correspondence. After remarklng tnat
tbe ONLY general instructions that the only general
instructions then needed for Mr.. Cushng's guidance
NJ that time had reference entirely TO the actnli
state of the Island of Cuba and its relations
IN the United States as well TO SPAIN the Secre-
tary as he says states briefly the general Views I'll
the President Oh the subject and then shows theI
anucat1on To the several incidents of the desperate
struggle on the part of the Cubans to acquire lnde
peDdence Hethen shows that while from the charac-
fer of the political OF Cuba the Captain
General is efficient to injure the United States
tbrouob its citizens he is not TO redress and II
disposed to redress he NAV be hampered, II not
prevented by the resolute opposition OF the Span
iarCs around him. and continues.
In fine Cuba. like .he former continental colonies oi
enain I'm America, ought 10 belong 10 the great
family OF American reOIblics with political forms
and public policy OF their own. and at
traeted 10 Europe by no ties save those
~ international amity AMI OF intellectual
octa, and commercial intercourse The desir" OF in e-
pendence Oh the part OF the Cubans Is natural and e-
r,te osplration OF theirs because they are Ameri-
c,,s. and whila such in iepehd nee Is the
manifest exlgency OF the political interests OF
the Cubans them4elves, II IS eqlily 50 tha'
n, the rest OF America, mcluing the
rr,i,ed States That the ultimate issue III events III
Cuba will be its independence however that Issue may
ne producen wheeler by means OF neeOaton or As the
re,ult of military operations or OF one Of those uheN
nected incidents which 80 frequently determine
the fate Of nations, II Is Impossible
N doubt II there be lesson In history more coIen
IN it, teachings than any other. IL IL that no pirt oil
America large enough to CONSTITUTED SCI 'NS'4'"int
state. eau be permanently held IN forced colonia
snbt.ctlon 20 Europe Complete separation be
tween tho metropolis and Ito colony may DC
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MURDER N OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Dec. Con- Friday night nsnV
o.earred AT lAo house oI John AoHeity. Nc"t
in this couay ia which Hoh'rty was 'cl'eu WI" q"
- ',o ho,d. ot his hrother-nlaw. Patrick CnAck'
~ -, ,,,a nlaced him In red and attended MIN WI
when s6e s. atea that MS death was from La uiaI
esnses Cusicx aud Mira Rafferty, are Do'n uHu0
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ABSTRACT OF BILL To BE URGED UpON CONGRESS
FOR THE AID OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Con Monday, or soon
thereafter Representative Houghon OF California will
Introduce IN tue House OF Repress natives bill to aid
the construction Of the scuthern Pdcihc Rail-
road. which has been prepsted by the parties d.
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6uerlal NoIiles

Meeting of the Ninth Assembly District L'ber ~
Republican As,oriatlo" Nv Dec At oscs or
GEosGs r. CoLwELL. Secretary
A special Meeting of the Union League Cnb will =
held at TIE Ga6lonse hid.,oa,aye e',oe - n ,, ,f.S
M WILLIAM ckAT Of Geosn eS OF li SAT- HrL scnary
Smith Assembly District Liberal KepHbeHHn Az.
cinilon hear Meeting w Be s on SA mGL
Enrolment List NH be open Tor yIose ssIEs 70 "
CMAs MILLER. IT,. Secretary.
Nearly One Thousand Copies Of THB TRlBUNES ca
and popular Mr. GAisones famous PamPA were 'oA
over the counter O'Clock the aeruoone hour Of ab
caton-snd dusk rainy SATURDAY Ihb TRIBUNE eAu" ths
.o and BY far the complete published eIb htng uf bots
sides Of the dcusson be postpaid TO any aHd" the
United States tor sheet Om 20 cents IN panphs
,t,,s, the TRIBUNE. No York.
The HaselIine Collection.
THIS MONDAY the las, i.y evening the erad Of Me-
uAsELrISEs extraordinary COLLECTION Of PicrUD Sa ~ ''n"s
Al, Rooms. sl7 Broadway TIE 80" sal no' .aasis
ever shown 10 this etJ
"WEDNESDAY md THURSDAY Al tho cassOo Hall Sale Rooms
rHR xBssRs LsAyrrr. Assssaser
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The second premium allotment OF the bona
Of the Industrial Exhibition Company will be held pun
Iicly at Stelnway Hall. Oh Monday next at 0coss
D. M when premiums 10 the aulOnnt OF $4,000 VIII ~
allotted. This loan issued a plan, and In ac-
cordance with a special OF the Legislature al thus
State passed last Spring.
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Thousands of Ruptured ones have been permanent,
an-i pads AM wre 'pnl< ~
anne ELAsrC Truss O5J BroSag a9dJr cared
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THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
REPORT OF SECRETARY BELKNAT

REPORT OF SECRETARY BELKNAP.
WASHINGTON, Dec 6.-The Secretary of War
has made Lis annual report from which the following
rx : made:
TIE actual expenditures Of the War Drpart-
for tue wear ending Junr 5O 800 III
o .rn r''' anu $40 325,3Cs d
Iho ~ '"i tue "'' IL '..... A. ,Sll II
shoH,,c q rednct,on Of ............. s393S,993 90
ne c - yr June 80 1915 were 3iO722 50
Those suoln'''eu ioI 'n' ...... SASS 6s 30
s,ouir, ,eiucrion Of. .............. s,92l751 80
The e-iInates of Tue CDei OF LnHinerls loi
fortif ,ltlon,, river and harnor improve
mepts aud public buildings ana gfonAis;
ana anu snS,ar Jt"e 49, 1915 2Oi59sa6 90
HIS estimate, Tor the fiscal year euu41R Iuuo
30 1876. follows, VIZ
+ JrIIicatlOns and other WORKS
Of defense. .----...-..--- 80 S-'4oo''V' y"
GcOgra pllcal au uliI'ary sur ,oo ,oo oo
Observation-Disclosures S'''VVV W
Improvrn OF iiyers aud uar- 49, .oo -
DOrs-........-...--.------ lo-oO'oN W
Public nu.l IIng- AMI gfou"ds
anu Washington aquoduct-- bfe'4lo oO -. -. -,
Showing reduction of................ s3.9S77s5 80
The totll estimates Of the War Department.
Ian, as az is!5 we're .i6OlsO923 20
r. - atn tr tue eusuIug fiscal year 5Jlii 1919 "
Showing a reduction III favor OF those for
tbs ensuing year s,C0si2i 50
# 10 q Inmates Tor military establish
isTs are s32,4sss6 80
wear 2s.5523s2 90
Excess II next year. estimates over this
years S,9O5577 u
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ARAUROAD AID SCHEME.

Xrar's appr1priations .3,9Os,571
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showing a reduction IN favor OF those fo

tUe ensuing year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
Tie q -timates Tor the military rsLdDli-b'
urut for the 1-cal year ending June 81
1876. are .-.-.---....-.. -
TIE APPROPRIATIONS for tue current nscal
wear wore .......................
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snnwincnIe,lurlion Of.


Showing a reduction OF, -;.......---.:
The ,ot 4 e-tlu,ates VI the War Department
for all purposes. for The fiscal year ending
June 80, 1875, were. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TIE rame Tor tue eDsulug fiscal year are.
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store in the Fifth Avenue Hotel at the office OF the
Union League.
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q
Tho est,m,trs for me military establishment
for fne tisc "A wear ending June 80, 1873, were
Those submitted for the ensuing nscdl veal
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SPAIN AND THE UNITED STATES.

MINISTER CUSHING's LETTER OF INSTRUCIiONa-IhE
RELATIONS OF CUBA TO THE UNITED SlAl"H
,r-rIy SET FORTH-ULTIuArE INDEPENDENCE
or THE ISLAND PREDICTED-THE UNITED STATES
Axx1ors FOR A SOLUTION OF TIE QUEsTION-AN-
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-11-27
Original ATTACHMENT.

T. b. Rains VS.. J. T. ChampnesS.
In this cause it appearing to me from the
affidavit of plaintiff, that the defendant is Il
nonresident of the state of Tennessee, and
1t further appearing To me, that Attach
ment was levied on the property of said j.
T. Champness: it is therefore ordered by me
that publication be made for four cOnsecu-
tive weeks in the Herald and Mail, a news
paper published in the town of COlum bia,
Maury county, Tennessee, that the defend
ant, j. T. ChampnesS be and appear at my
office in Columbia, Tenn, on the 9th day
of Dec, 1874, and defend said attachment,
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with
exparte as to him. CHARLES CLEAR,
Nov. 9, 1874, Justice ofthe Peace.
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By virtue of venditioni exponas to
me directed from the Circuit Court OF
Mau,y county in favor OF Henry Harris,
Esq, of R. Bryant VS.. D. B. Whitaker,
John H. Gillespie, T. j. Whitaker, jr.,
and T. j. Whitaker, stayor, | will sell for
cash to the highest and best bidder, at the
court house door in the town of Columbia,
on the 2lst day of December, 1874, the
described tract or parcel of land, situated
in the State of Tennessee, Maury county,
civil district no. 5, and bounded as follows
On the north by B. S. Thomas, west by
S. Love, soutbIby Mrs. T. Denton, east by
n. & D. r. r., containing about fifty
acres, more or less, and levied on and to
be sold as the property of defendant,
Thos J. Whitaker, to satisfy said order
of sale and cost. This Nov. 10, 1874.
w. A. ALEXANDER, Shift.
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By virtue of a venditioni evponas to ne
directed from the Circuit Court Of Maury
county in favor OF l.. p. Fields, use Of ).
X. Haley VS.. John A Mackey, | will sell
for cash to the highest and best
bidder at The court house door in the
town of Columbia on the u t day Of Dec,
1874, the undivided interest OF defendant
John A. Machey, and to the following
tract or parcel of land situated in the
State Of Tennessee, Many county, civil
district no u, and bounded as follows:
North by the lands of II. b. Daimwood
end the Butler estate, east by r. II. Hal
comb, J. 2. Spindle and John /. Porter,
south by George X Irvine and Littlefield,
and west by Duck River. Levied on and
to be sold as the property of defendant
John A. Mackev, to satisfy said order of
sale and cost. Nov. 10, 1874.
w. A. ALEXANDER,S Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALES.

By virtue of venditioni exponas to me
directed from the circuit court of Maury,
county in favor of James wilkins VS. ).
Jordan and D. F. Harrison, will sell for
cash to the highest and best bidder, at
the court house door in the town of Co
umbia on the 2lst day of December, 1874,
the following described tract or parcel of
land situated in the State of Tennessee,
Maury county, civil distaict No. 0, and
bounded as follows, to wit: north by K A
Mckay, south by Carriers creek, east by
Carter creek. west by A. H. Kerr, con-
tanning .creS; levied on and to he
sold as the property of defendant, Steph-
en- Jordan, to satisfy said order OF sale
and cost. WIN. A. ALEXANDER.
nov. 10 IA Sheriff
By virtue of vendtioni exponas to M
directed from the circuit court of Maury
county in favor of Smithson & Moore VS.
Abner Farley, will sell for cash to th'
highest and best bid Ter. at the cour'
house door, in the town of Columbia, on
the Dist day of December, 1874 the 70 q.
lowing described tract or parcel Of LAM ,
situated in the State Of Tennessee, Maui
~ county. district %, and bounded rs
follows On the north by the lands of tn
estate of Samuel Gee, deceased, east fy
Curius Stephenson, south and west by "
:. Farley; levied on and to be sold rs tn,
property Of defendant, Abnpr Farley, t.
satisfy said order Of sale and cost, thi
November 10Th 1874.
w. A. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
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BY virtue of vendtioni exponas to me
directed from the circuit court of Maury
county in favor Of O. P Cheek VS.. T. S.
Speed w. F. Speed and Mary J. OfHutt,
| will sell for cash to the highest and best
bidder, at the court house door. in the
town of Columbia, on the 21st day of De-
cember, 1874, the life interest Of the de-
PENDANT, Mary j Offutt, in and to the fol
lowing described tract or parcel of land
situated in the State of Tennessee, Maui
ry county, civil district No. "a, and boun-
ded as follows, to-wit: on the north by
the lands of W. F. and T. S. Speed, east
by Calvin Carrigan, south by Duck River
and west by the lands of n G. and E. N.
B. Reeves, containing one hundred and
ninety-six acres, more or less; levied on
and to be sold as the property of Mary J.
Offutt, and to satisfy said order of sale and
costs. November 10Th 1874
W. A. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
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By virtue of venditioni exponas to me
directed from the Circuit Court of Maury
county, in favor of W. R. Elan VS.. Mrs
Nancy Blair, will sell to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, at the court house
door in the town of Columbia. on the 2lst
day of December 1874 the following de-
scribed tract or parcel of land, situated in
the State of Tennessee, Maury county,
2lst civil district, and bounded as follows
On the east by the lands of J. o. Beasley,
south by Ed. Brazer, west by II. B. Da-
Wis, north by T. A Leftwich; containing
two hundred acres, more or less. Levied
on and to be sold as the property of de-
PENDANT, Nancy Blair, to satisfy said or
der of sale and cost. Nov. 10. 1874
W. a. ALEXANDER, Shift.
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SHERIFF SALES.

By virtue of venditioni exponas TO
me directed from the Circuit Court OF
Marry county, in taYor of John Lamar
vs.. b s Allen, will sell for cash to the
highest and best bidder at the court.
house door in the town of Columbia, on
the 2lst day of December, 1874, the fol-
lowing described tract or parcel of land,
situated i'll the State of Tennessee, Maui
nv county, civil district No 5. and boun-
ded As follows, to~wi:: Adjoining the
lands OF Mrs Hugh Bradshaw, G Pill
low and Mrs Vaughan, being the same
conveyed to B 8 Allen by w NJ. Sulli-
van, containing is acr more or less,
aud levied on and to- D-- sold as the prop
erty OF defendant B Allen, TO satisf,
said order of sale and cost.
w. A. ALEX AMBER,
Nov. 20, 1874 Sheriff.
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w. A. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.

By Writ, of q venGitioni exponas to me
directed from the Circuit Court Of Maury
County in favor OF o. p. Cheek, VS.. w. F.
>n cd T. :. Speed and Mary j. Offutt, !
will Sc for cash to the highest and best
bidder at the courr house donr in the town
of Columbia on the 2lst day OF Decem ber
1874, the life time interest of defendant
Mary J. Ofurt in aud to the following
described tract or parcel of land, situated
in the State of Tennessee, Maury County;
civil district No. "A, and bounded as fol-
lows. to vii: On the the north by the
lands of w. F. & T. s. Speed, east by
Calvin Carigan. south by Duck River and
west by the lands of n. G. & (. n. b
Reeves, containing one hundred and nine
" SIX acres more or less, levied on and to
lie sold as the property of defendant May
J. Offurt to satisfy SAID order Of sale and
cost. Nov. 18th 1874.
W. \. ALEXANDER, Sheriff
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By virtue of vrrditioni exponas to me
directed from the Circuit Court of Maury
County IN favor of Elizabeth Cheek VS. w.
F. Speed I. S. Speed and Nary j. OHutt,
| will sell for cash TO the highest and best
bidder at the court house door in the town
Of Columbia on the Dist day Of December,
1874, the lite interest of the defendant Ma
ry J. Osfu,t in and to the following des-
cribed tract or parcel Of land situated in
the State Of Tennessee, Maury County, civ
ii district No. ~ AMI bounced as follows,
to wit; On the north by the lands OF W.
F. & T. 8. Speed, east by the lands of
Calvin Carigan, south by Duck River and
west by the lands of n q. d +. n. B.
Reeves. containing one hundred and nine
ty-six acres more or less, levied on and to
be sold as the property OF defendant Ma
ry Offutt to satisfy said order of sale and
cost. Nov 18th 1874.
W. A. ALEXANDER, Sheriff,
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w. A. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.

Ply virtue of n vendirioni expo"as to
me directed from the Circuit Court OF
VS.. i. ". Davis. will sell for c sb to
the highest and best bidder at the court
house door l. the town of C.luIni la, o..
the 2lst day CT December. 1874, one lot III
the town OF Santa Fe, and houndcd as to-
lows: On Il e north ly the l. t cf DR.. Halls
west by the Charlotte road, south b, th'
quare or alley, east by tho alley hetwerr
l.. q. johnson an y. w ! avis being
The same lot that said Davis now lives on
Levied upon ard to be sod as the pr per
ty y! said b. W. Davis, TO 5. tiSfy said or
Ter Of sal" and cost This Nov. IL, 1874.
w. A. ALEX \ y DER, Sheriff.
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VIM A ALEX AMBER.
Nov 20 h, 1874. Sheriff.

BY virtue of a venGitinni expnnas to
me directed from the Circuit Court al
Many county, Tennessee, in favor OF "
J Dale i Sons Us J K Powell, / will
sell to- the highest bidder tor cash a. the.
courthouse door in the town of Column
hi ON the Dist day of December, 1874
the following described tract of land
situated in the State of Tennessee, Mau
ry county, civil district No, and bpun>
ded as follows: On the north by the
lands OF james T Moore and Jeff .IiliS
east hy James ! Moore. south bv 1he
lands OF JEFF Mills and HAmp Timmons,
w. py Thomas Sowell, containing about
80 Scres more or less, and levied on and
To be- sold as the undivided interest of
The defendant X 2 Powell, in and I"
SAID tract Of land, to satisfy said order
of sale and cost.
WIN A. ALEXANDER,
Nov. 90 1874. Sheriff.
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WIN A. ALEXANDER,
Nov. 20, 1874, Sheriff.

BY virtue of a vend;tioni expnnas to me
directed from the Circuit Court of Maury
county, in favor OF J. n. Wells use of
Hannah Dodson, vs.. b NJ. Johnson, will
sell for cash to The highest and best bid
der at the court house door ia the town of
Columbia, on the Dist day IF December,
1874. the following described tract or par
Gel of land, situated in the State of Ten
nessee, Maury county, and district no. -,
and bounded as follows: On phe norlh by
A. Blackburn, on the south by Robert
ladd and others, west by w. 2. Cook,
containing - acres, more or less SAID
land being four shares of the dover Of
Mrs. Lucinda Johnson, of Turkey creek,
and being the entire interest Of B. NJ.
johnson in said dover of land, il being
his own interest as an heir and three
shares he has bought. Levied on and to
be sold as the property of defendant, B.
NJ. Johnson, to satisfy said order of sale
and cost. This Nov. 10, 1874.
W. \. ALEXANDER, Shift.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-11-27

BY virtue of Venditi mi exn0nas t.
me directed from the Circuit Cnurr
al M~urv county, Teun., in favor nt S I.
Ball " john A Ma"kry, / will sell Gor
cash /" the highest ami best bidder, Al
the court house door in The town OF Co
lumhia, ON the DIST day Of December
1874. he following described tract on
parcel NJ land, $ tualed in the State OF
Tenn sea, civil district No 81, and
hounde'i ~ follows, 10 vii: North by
the Ia, ds OfH b b 4imwmOd and the But
Ter estA.e, est by T II Halcnmb.
and l. Porter, south by Geo X Irvine
and LILIietield, west by ID irk river. auo
levied upon rs the undivided inte">
est of defendant John A MAckey in and
to said land, and tn he sold TO satisfy
said order OfSale and cost
VIM A EXANDER
Nov 90 h, 1874. Sheriff