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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-02
NOTICE!
Great Closing Out Sale |!
Thursday, Oct. 18th, 1874.

Having determined to abandon farming,
l will offer for sale at public auction on my
farm, one mile south of Spring Hill, on the
turnpike, all my Stock, Farming Imple-
mentS and Household Furniture. The stock,
some twenty-five head, are as fine as any in
the county, and consist of brood mares,
several fine colts and ten head superior
work mules, twenty-five head thorough
bred COtSWOld sheep, stock, hogs and cat
tie. The furniture is new and fine. Also,
one new Steam Engine and threSher. Every
closed out to the highest bidder. No by
bidding.
TERMS OF SALE:-AlI sums under TWEEN
ty dollars, cash; all over that amount, II
months time, with per cent. interest; pur-
chaser required to give approved security.
October 2d-2M. W. f. GREENLAW.
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r UMBER NOTICE.

Having sold a One-half interest In the
lumber business iormsily carried on Dy me
Fountain Creek, all persons having lum-
Der sawed or under contract for me, referred
to them. They will receive, measure and
pay for same, as heretofore.
May 29th-tf, q, CHAS. GOLDBERG.
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7 AND SALE.

S. W. Campbell VS.. Mccoy Campbell etal
Pursuant to a decree of the County Court
of Maury county, rendered at its September
term, 1874, in the case of S. w. Campbell VS..
Mccoy Campbell ct al, l will sell to the
highest bidder at the courthouse door in
the town of Columbia, on Monday, October
the 26th, 1874, the valuable tract of land
mentioned in the pleadings in this cause,
lying and being in tho I'D civil district OF
Maury county, known as the Robert B..
Campbell tract of land, and situated on
Rutherford creek, and bounded as follows:
north by the lands of James Chandler; south
by Albert Foster, col; west by James Chan
dler, and east by VIM. F. Moore. Said tract
contains two hundred and seventy-one
acres, md will be sold on credit of one
two years from date of sale, except the sum
of three hundred dollars in cash to pay
costs, etc.; notes with approved security
will be required and a lien retained for the
payment of the purchase money. Said tract
will be divided and sold in separate lots, if
deemed best for the parties interested.
Sept. 25th, 1874. A. N. AKIN, Clerk.
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Cleaning Tomb Stones

Owen Burns, who lost a hand as Conted =
crate soldier, in the late war, being desi-
rous of making an honest living, offers his
services to the citizens of Maury coun.
ty to clean tomb stones, head and foot
stones etc. He thoroughly understands his
business, and will make everything look as
good as new. Orders left with w. ]. Whit
thOrne will be promptly attended to. Give
him a call, and do an act of kindness to
deserving man. OWEN BURNS.
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TO THE FARMERS OF
MAURY COUNTY,

Having purchased the exclusive right to sci
"Carnes Clipper, Harrow and Clod Pulveri-
ger" in Maury county, am now prepared to
fill all orders in regard to it. It has proved to
be indispensable for preparing land for
wheat where litter has been turned under. 1t
never clogs or chokes, pulverizss the ground
well for the drill, no matter how uneaven and
cloddy: After introducing it, it will then
speak for itself. Any information in regard
to it can be had by addressing me at Spring
Hill, Tenn. Single HarrOws, 5000; for larger
orders liberal discount will Re offered.
Sept. 25~2m. G. G. CHAPMAN,
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NON-RESIDENCE NOTICE.

J. Milton Parker vs.. Anton Hodapp ct al.
1t appearing to me from compliments bill.
which is sworn to, that Frederick App, Anton
and Valentine Hodapp are non-residents
of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordina-
~ process of law cannot be served upon them:
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Herald and Mail. a newspaper published in
of which shall be at least one week before tn
next sitting of the Chancery Court, to be held
on the second Monday in December, 1874, at
the courthouse in Columbia, Tennessee, re-
curing the said non-residents then and there
to appear, and TO plead, answer or demur to
complai nant's bill, or the same will be taken
exparte.
Sept. 18th, 1874. D. B. COOPER, c. I'm,
E. KUHN. T.W. TURPIN.
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Morton B. Howell was elected Mayor
of Nashville last Saturday, over Kerche-
o val, the Radical incumbent, by $40 ma
jority This is what organization does.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

= -
The undersigned having qualified as admin
istrator of the estate of DR.. A, G. White, de-
ceased, hereby notifies all parties indebted to
said estate, to come forward and make imme-
date payment; and all having claims against
said estate, to present them duly proven with.
in the time prescribed by law, or they will be
barred. II. P. WADE,
Sept. 25-4w, Administrator,
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The Fair is unusually good, and the
crowd to-day and tomorrow will doubt
less be the largest ever seen there.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING,

The candidates for Congress in this the
18th Congressional District, will address their
fellow-citizens at the following times and
places:
Newburg, Lewis county, Monday Septem-
Der 18th.
Nolensyille, Williamson county, satur-
day, October Sd.
Franklin, Williamson county, Monday,
October 5th.
Henryyille, Lawrence county, Friday,
October 9th.
Waynesboro, Wayne county, Saturday,
October 10th.
West Point, Lawrence county, Monday,
October 18th.
LawrencebuTg, Lawrence county, Tues
day, October 18th.
Pulaski, Giles county, Wednesday, Octo-
Der 18th.
CampbellsviIle, Giles county, Thursday,
October 18th.
Lynnville, Giles county, Friday, October
10th.
CuIleOka. Msury county, Saturday. Octo-
Der 18th.
Williamsport, Maury county, Wednesday,
October 2lst.
Shady Grove, Hickman county. Thursday
October I'D,
Pinewood, Hickman county. Friday, Oc-
tober 23d.
Centreyille, Hickman comfy, Saturday,
October 24th,
Columbia, Maury county, Monday, No
Vember I'd. oct2-td. -
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II AND SALE,

We will sell on the 24th of October, 1874,
on the premises, to the highest and best bid
der, the tract or parcel of land belonging to
David Kerr, decd, containing 50 acres more
or less; situated in the 22d civil district of
Maury county, 81 miles sOuth-eas of Spring
Hill, on the waters of EnOn Creek, adjoin-
ing the lands of Mary Caldwell, J. B. Ste
phenson and J. F, Deem, About 50 or 40
acres on said land suitable to cultivate, the
balance with some timber and suitable for
pasture. Dwelling house and other i'm
provements tOlerably good, with plenty of
stock water. Said tract of land will be sold
on terms of one-thtrd cash, the balance in
two equal payments, on a credit of one and
two years, with interest from date, note and
two approved securities required, with a
lien retained until the purchase money is
all paid. Possession given the first day of
next January, 1875. d. S. KERR,
A. II. KERR,
r. N. KERR,
Sentem her is. IS74-2w Executors.
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Ex-President Andrew johnson will
speak i'll Columbia on the 18th of Octo-
Der. His friends will turn out in
force, and Mr.. johnson will have a large
nndiancn
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HICEey s. Fleming.

We are now prepared to sell CHEAPER
AND BETTER COAL than has heretofore
for all persons, wishing tospurchase, either
by car or in small quantities, to give us a
call. Orders will be filled promptly at all
hours of the day, if left in the box at the
law office of Hickey & LoOney, ;Chancery Of
flee or with Mr.. Sewell, ut the Coal Yard at
the Depot. HICKEY & FLEMING.
October I'd, 1874.
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ORGAN FORSALE.

The CABINET ORGAN OF the Episcopal
Church is offered for sale. II is an excel
lent organ, having been in use only a few
years. 1t cost $4,000, and can be Obtained
now for 1880 cash. aug2I-tf,
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
DUwrITTnO TUn GETI

IN PETITION To SELL LAND.
Enoch G. Gaskin VS.. Thomas GaskilI ct al
happening to me from compliments bill
which is sworn 10, that Evan s. Gaskill, w.
A. Gaskill, who has died, leaving widow
and one child, a girl, named Alice, who has
since died, leaving her mother, the widow
ry Gaskill, who has since died, leaving a
widow and several children, and James w.
GaskilI are non-residents of the State of Ten
nessee, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon them: 1t is therefore
ordered by me that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks in the Herald and
Mail, a newspaper published in Columbia,
Maury county, Tennessee, the last OF which
shall be at least one week before the next
sitting of the Chancery Court, to be held on
the second Monday in December next, at
the courthouse in Columbia, Tennessee, re-
quiring the said defendants, then and there
to appear, and to plead, answer or demur to
compliments bill, or the same will be TAX
en- for confessed as to him and set for hear
ing exparte.
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Senator BrownlOw is announced as
a candidate for Congress in the Knox
Vile District, against the regular Re
publican nominee, ThOrnburg.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

George L. Rains ct al, VS.. A. G. w. Thorn
as ct al DeftS.
1t appearing to me from cOmplainant's
bill, which is sworn to, that A. q. W.Thom-
as, is a nonresident of the State of Tennes-
see, so that the ordinary process Oflaw can
not be served upon him: 1t is therefore
ordered ! y me that publication be made
and MAIL, a newspaper published in Co
lumbia, Maury county, Tennessee, the last
of which shall be at least one week before
the next setting of the Chancery Court, to
be held on the second Monday OF December
1874, at the Courthouse in Columbia, Ten
nessee, requiring the said A. q. w. Thomas
then and there to appear, and plead, an
swer or demur to cOmplainant's bill or, the
same will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing exparte.
Sept. 18th, 1874. -. b. COOPER, c. & NJ.
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MILL NOTICE.

would respectfully notify the public that
during low water / will be prepared 20 do
rinding by steam at my mill on Cartor's
reek.
April2d, 1874. r. ]. NJ. HUNTER
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VALUALE LAND
TO be SOLD

Under Deed of Trust made by John A
Miller to me, and registered in Maury coun-
ty In Book U, vol. 2, pages All and AS, and
by virtue of decree of the Chancery Court,
at Columbia in the case of ]. ]. Turner VS..
John A: Miller and Others, made at the June
term 1874, on
MONDAY, THE 10TH OF OCTOBER 1874,
at the Court House, in the town of Columbia,
will sell at public sale, to the highest bid
in Maury county, near Carter's Creek Sta
ton, being the place where said John A.
resided. Said land has upon it valuable
new house and other Improvements, and Is
very desirable place. Said place is boun-
ded as set forth in said deed. Said sale will
be upon one and two years credit with in
of 800, which must be paid in cash. Notes
and approved security will be required.
JAMES H. THOMAS,
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
Sept. Is, 1S74-td.
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Sims LATTA. W. A. LATTA
NELSON HOUSE,
LATTA BROTHERS, Prop'rs.

The undersigned having purchased of
Walker Lipscomb the well known and
popular Hotel, in Columbia, known as the
Nelson House, take pleasure in announcing
this institution, not only to equal its former
reputation, but, if possible. to excel to the
highest degree of excellence in every par
ticular. And in so doing. expect to spare
neither money nor attention to make their
guests agreeably entertained on all occa-
SiOns. LATTA BROTHERS.
Oct Ply.
The undersigned, in bidding adieu to old
friends and patrons who have stood by us
so long, and cast the mantle of charity over
our many omissions and commissions, we
return our sincere thanks, and hope that
our successors may meet with that uniform
kindness from the travelling and local Gus
tom that it has been our good fartune to re-
ceive during our experience as landlords OF
the Nelson House.
Oct. 2-lt, WALKER & LIPSCOMB.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-09

TBs q. 4 V.--The new time card Of the
Cairo and Vineennesr,ilrosd, taking effect
the 9Th, contains some new features and
affords unusual facilitio, TO the travelling
public.
The indianapolis and Vinconnes road
has changed its time table TO conform 70
the now card of the G. and v, so that
passenger trsins leaving Cairo at o'clock
q. m, now makes close connections at
Vinoennes for Indianapolis, arriving the
same evening.
Coming south from indianapolis close
connection 10 also made q. yiucennes, ar
irving At Cairo at 1880 p. m. Trains
connect at indianapolis for eastern points
via Panhandle route, and With all eastern
and northern roads Passengers have
time Tor dinner at Vincsnuss both ways
The connection with the Il. and G. rail.
road tor Terra Hsuts, Chicago and the
north, and tho daylight run between
Cairo and Cincinnati and Louisville are
still kept up. Passengers leaving Cairo
at o'clock ia the morning are in Cincin
natl or Louisville tho ssmo evening; 70
turning leave Cincinnati or Louisville il
the morning and roach Cairo the sam,
evening At 1880. Thi. run gives GU
people an s1cellen. opportunity 10 at
tend the exposition, and the q. and V
advertises tickets for ono fare for III
round trip, good during the exposition
both bore and at Mouaa city.
At Cincinnati connections are mad,
with tho Atlantic and Great Western AnS
nrio roads, the favorsbly known broa,
guAge Route to the east.
The former connection at Carmi 70
Evansville, by way Of the Sou,hsa.,er
road, 10 still maintained.
On this card trains stop for breakfast 0
Stone Port.
We are glad 10 know that the effort, G
the present management are being r,
warded by increased business. We pr,
dict that the T. and V. will eventually b
the favorits souto between tho south o,
and tho east.
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ORDINANCr no. sa

nance No. :.
city Of Cairo:
SIC IioS !. That section Of Ordinance
no. Z, be amended 10 mat II thali read
mo license granted by the city, which ba-
run exceeding -iX months shall 10 assigna,
b'G or ;f1n.iorabiei bht ~ the same has run
lJr q period .i ..sb tLau Fix months,
% may, iv and with tn
consent oi the council, be- tran
ierroi 70 the successor IN business OF tho
aftE - whom IL was Issued. uIon said sue.
,c'ps luFhi hil- new, good aud sufficient
LIQUIDS A. required aud no license shall be
"lSniAie OF transferable TO any
one except Au or ne DO a
roma hde successor Of the party
o whom ~ wa is-1ed carving on y ne
business IN TIC sams location named In thg
ironsr.
Approved ep,emJer -, ls53.
JyHS WOoD. M OF,
WILL. IS. ll.whIN.. Cly clerk,
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HOTEL AHgIyALs.-St Cbs,I..I
fF.uI' Momphisi Oscar Turner. Ken,
.acsyi ! Hal, jackson, Tenn; A T Gr.v
water Valley, Miss; b w MeDod. Tan,
ne'sesi l. Z Hayward, Now York; N w
Josiyn' 81 Louis A J Ian rem and si,,sr
himesll, Tenn A Hsverstiek, Philsds,.
phia; Jno j. King and .on,, w.,er
Valley, Miss d ste.rns, Mis.is.ippi; Jpo
b. Hsmnone, Louisville; d Csllaghsn and
VIE, Iennesseei DR. + Garne,t, Now Or.
leans; + smith, Kentucky; J NJ jain.
son, Missouri Z l. Carson, Memphis Mr.,
II 4 Gray, Water Valley, Miss Mia
Fleming, Detroit, Mich; Otto Koun,zs
Ehpsig, Germany Loui. Kelley, Charles.
ton, Mo- Mrs L Marquis, Owensbaro, XIV
-Delmonico.--C T. Wells, Gsyoso, Mo;
q W Wsfs and lady, Ballard Co, Ky,W
Nj Wheeler Cincinnati; Nj A Mathew.
Columbus, ny George 4 Freeman. Nam.
PMS Louis Pierce, Newport, XIV; j O.
Willis and wife, Dongola; A Mcdonald
faducah, James CLARK, Ullin.
-A''s""o, hovsE II. Herman Tn.
annapolis T, K. scherl, New Orls,ns
W. Michael, MOleos, Louisiana; John 8
oofgell, indianapolis; Charles p. Saw.
more Now Orleans Edward Locke NJ.
'av'H, New York Frank Hilbert, Din.
''hhah A NJ. Loury, Louisville.
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lORETTO ACADEMY.

Tho first Monday Of September boing
the opening day of tho fall and winter
session OF tho LOrot,o Academy, it will
begin on tho 7lh INST.
Parents desiring 70 send their children
to tho nccsdomy are requested TO accom-.
pany them to make tho necessary arrange.
ments.
All tho branches Of polite and solid
will DO taught, including
French, Ger nan, music, and fancy needle
work. Tho German language 90 DO
aught by German sistor. 9.2.2W
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| BOATS TO LEAVE To-DAY.-Jim Fisk
PAducshi ArkansAs Belle, Granville
Cherokee, New Orleans; Fannie LOWS
B. Souls, City Of Helena, Vicksburg.
! RIVER, WEATHER, BUsisEss.-The
river last evening was IL fee, ! inch on
the gauge, bsvIus r-iI.u 10 10 chs. duripv
tho previous "a hours, Tho weather
"" partly cloudy yesterday
and hot. BUSINESS dead. Tho rivers are
reported falling rapidly a. all points
above.
GENERAL 1TEMs.-Tho Frank Forres,
10 to be taken out on the docks here for
repairs.
Tho T. +. Ecksrt began tho removal Of
the machinery ~ a. wild Cat. which as
cut down by the leo above tho s.one dspo,
two years ago.
capt Duke Nicholson, Is,o Of m,
Evansville and Cairo packet lin. b,.
gone 70 st Louis to locate ~ tho H.
suits him. He iss young man, and d.
''rs'so settle where he can grow IN with
the country.
The Ii. q. Ysagsr and Carrie V
houhsz' from New Orleans, were duo lar,
evening" and no doubt arrived during
the night.
b. Louis wants a Tonns,sse and Gum.
berland river pscke, line.
captain voorhees, talks OF taking his
steamer Utah to Mobile and placing her
in tho Alabama river.
Yellow fever 10 reported in Pensacola.
anu new Orleans has established qusran-
tine against 1t.
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THE barber snop Is on me corner o,
Eighth street and Com mercisl svepu.
whore j. George s.ienhouso with bis gen.
tlomsnly assistants can be found a, .nv
hour OF the day or night, ready to ,oo,hs
your feelings with smooth shave, or coo,
your temper and head with a good sham.
poo ltisa frst-class shop, and YOU ara
sure OF receiving frst-olass tre.,ms,,
Ladies' and chlldren's hair cut or cu,I-,
'erihe most a22roy,iI.y s.ls..
y-l-wit
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GEO. p. ROWELL & CO.,

conduct an agency for the Reception or AL
vertisemsns- for American NswsIaPeeIs,
sf,o ssosf complete establishment OF the kind
in the world. Six thousand newspapers are
kept regularly on flo, er.- e. a.. 81
Gu stomers Every ADyERrlsEMENs,n,,in ,,, an"
Al The home price Of the paper. wi'h0u, any
additional charge or commission. an au
yertiser. An dealing with the agency, ssSea
trouble and correspondence, maklns "n
coutrac, instead OF a dozen, hundts' 90
thousand. A book OF eighty pag,c;,r c III
aiming lists of best papers, larger oi,t,o.i
ions, religious, agricultural, clssii p~mliica,
ally and country papers, AM T.. ~ pu adYer-
sers, with some informant apvut pI ,'
~ FREE 70 any add ipD ~ nauc eo,,.
Of. 1t n distance y'N'aspS v " , ,uo oo,r
y. r ~, ..,yertlsiin,gitory Of the United
In ~ or I as, or Ton Of the Dominion Of
canada, NAV "a . concise statement OF
What they w.rs, together with copy OF
tie ADyxRTrKMENT they desire inserted,
AID will receye information by return mail
wiich will enable them to decide whether
to Increase or veduce the order. For such
Information .usre Is no charge. Orders are
taken for angle paper as well as for n list /;
for q single dollar ~ readily a. TOR a larger
sum. ofices (Times Building),
Al PARK ROW. N. Y.
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ScHEScKs PULNoSic SrRuP-For The
cure OF consumption, cough, and colds
Inc great virtue in this medicine is that i,
ripens the matter and throws IL out of the
system, purifes the blood, and thus effects
q cure.
1ohtscks SEA WEED TONIC, YoR THE
eohk OF DYSPEPSIA, IsDiG EsTIos, &C.
Inc tonic produces a healthy action OF
inc stomach creating an appetite, forming
ehyie, and curing the most obstinate ca,es
OF indigestion.
0CHEScKs MANDRAKE PILLS FOR THE
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
these pills are Alternative, and produce
sh'sIlhy action OF tho liver without Tho
ioa'' danger, as they aro free from cal |
omei, and yet moro esacious in restoring
healthy action OF tho liver.
Ihoso remedies are certain euro for
consumption, as tho Pulmonic syrup
rlpens the matter and purifes the blood.
Inc Mandrake Pin, act upon tho liver
create a healthy bile, and remove all dis
oAie' OF tho liver, often q cause
OF Consumption. Tho 10.
"e'a Tonic gives tone and ,
'"ohg'A 'oihe stomach, makes . good
''ss''oh' and enables tho organs 10 form
'ood blood and thus creates a healthy
OF healthy blood. Tho com ;
''ne' action OF these medicines, as thus =
ip'aln0d' will cure every case Of Con- :,
amp"on' II taken iu time, and the use of
no medicines preserved in.
Dr. sehenek is Professionally a, hi.
ONCE, corner Sixth and Arch u
20, Philadelphia, every Monday, whore Al
u letters Tor advice must DO addressed.
'heneL'' medicines for sale by Druggists. in
l-9.l-l m 10
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will DO received at m,
Office until o'clock p. IN. Of wednesday
tho 10th day of September, 1874, for fur.
nishing the materials, or doing tho work
or both, for the construction of tho fol.
lowing described sidewalk, viz; On the
north side of Seventh street between
washington avenue and Walnut street.
SAID sidewalk TO DO constructed of brick
Said proposals. shall be directed to the
city council of the city OF Cairo, and will
be opened at meeting fssid council, 10
1874. i'0'"oo'
All proposals shall be mado in accord.
Ahce with tho provisions, requirements
and specifications of ordinance No. :sI
approved July 18th, 1874, which oriin.
'noe is now on flo in my office subject 10
'x animation at any time.
The city council reserves tho right 10 |
eject any and all proposals.
WILL X. HAWKINS, City Clerk.
CAIRO, Ills, Sept. l, 1874. 203-o-l-I
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BIRDS CoURr.-One case before Justice
Bird this morning. This was . case Of
assault, Samuel CLARK defendant, and
Charles Peoples complainant Both are
colored water haulers. Constable J. K
Glsdncy made the arrest. Their. was .
large number or Witnesses examined, and
much loud talk INDUCED in, which
A ~ IL - ;-'~i'' --.-l 49, 50.
All 'he evidence was about of tho ...,
tenor, and all went to show that CLARK
waited tho residence of Peoples with an
axe on his shoulder, with the intent 70 do
him bodily injury. Peoples tried in
every way TO cool down hi.
angry passions, withou. fe G,
the a.'ailsnt steadily advanced with tho
deadly weapon raised, and whom within
striking distance, lot out. Mr.. Psepls,
received the blow on his arm and bY,.,,
fortunately doing ne serious injury, nsrs,y
cruising his arm and making a slish,
wound on his breast. Constable Glad p.x
who happened to be in the vicinity. ar.
rested Clark. Judge Bird fined him az.
'esn dollars and cost. Total, Twenty.
'hree dollsrs and ten cents.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

lecs OF Errors and 49, I'm early Ii,a
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