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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-02-27

We are authorized to announce Esq II
b. ALLEN as a candidate for Sheriff OF Mau
~ county. at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce w. a,
ALEXANDER, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Maury county, at the ensuing election.
We ara authorized to announce MAI
THOMAS J. CROSBY as n candidate foI
Sheriff of Maury county, at the ensuing
August election.
We are authorized to announce HENRY
as "A candidate for Sherifof Maui
ry county at the ensuing election.
We are authorized TO announce JAMES
c. McGAW, as q candidate for Sheriff OF
Maury county, at the ensuing election.
]. UNDERWOOD, as a candidate for Sheriff
of Maury county, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce SIMS
La TIA as a candidate for Sheriff Of Maury
at the ensuing election.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-02-27

in this vicinity, and, as of late has been
his won't, has gathered another ripened
sheaf. Mrs. Mary B. Frierson was bur-
led few days ago. Three of our Oldest
and best women have thus quickly fol-
lowed each other to the spirit land.
Mrs. Frierson was a woman of no ordi>
nary mental capacity, as was evinced
by her great financial ability. She was
one of the largest money dealers in Maui
ry County, and managed her business
very successfully. She never charged
more than six per cent. for her money,
when everybody vas asking and getting
ten per cent. She lived and died con-
sistept member of the NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. j. L. Williams and Miss Matte
PeeIer were married last Wednesday at
2 o'clock, by Rev. J. 8. Frierson.
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Letter from Fiat creek.

o the EdtfOr6 OF tnc HeTutu anu oHult'
Asst has been some time since you have
heard from the cedars, propose to give you
the news and to let you hear from TINS emu
of the line but must beg to be excused If 1t
VOur valuable paper. Wen, we light in.
The farmers up here are all done picking
their cotton, and have all gone TO work 10
cr0ps aud would have take all their fcot-
ton and pork to Columbia II the ROADS hau
been SO they could haVe got PACK AGAIN "a n ~
TO town, and if he got any back load ne
would just get back home in time TO ale
with old age. So you see we cant gft 10
largely again this year. Wheat Is looking
well, with more than is commonly SoWn up
here. We have fine wheat land, anu WouIu
turn attention to wheat and grass and nne
stock if we had road to your market, but IL
seems that 1t is no use in talking or writing
on the subject any longer, as you nave Gone l,5
any intelligent people, and stlll they can
see the importance of good roads. II get
we'll, am coming to CnlumDla on the nIsS
Monday in March, and If am able to stand
it, make a talk to the good people OF Maury
one more time, on the turnplkes, ana the
importance Of the ConSert th s p, license
and trouble of so many candidates canvass
ing the county when only few can be elect
ed. think my plan VIII give sa USE cs,
run-can plant n crop. will give you my
plan the first Monday, and don't lear Dut
all the CanulOaIeS Will dS4CS W ~
seen several apd they are willing TO IT, We
all must do our duty Now don I lan 70 tu-
vocate turnpikes and harmony in our party
Well SO much Tor this question,
Now j will give you the news from our
business men mp here. We have some 1--we
men in the cedars and they do a good bust
ness w A. jackson is as live man as
lives in this county. He is doing much 70
build up our county, and Is for PIKE 70
Columbia. Hardison & Camp are well
known TO our county and Marshall ana
Williamson, as they have the finest mills In
Middle Tennessee, and no mistake. Ihey are
doing a good business in the dry goods ana
grocery lime. Then comes our chairman Of
the Hon. County Court, r. q. Glenn, VIII
lust saw here that am satisfied he is the
very man that the people ought to run for
the Legislature,as he is in every way conpe-
tent and will make their interest his study,
and has as few faults as any man now
living mean Just what say, and you can
saw to the world through the columns OF
your valuable paper, that r. A. Glenn, Esq,
will do to represent this or any other county
in the state. 81 am bully for the cedar
man" this time. In my next will give you
some news in regard to our schools and
churches, that will interest the public. l
will write you again, if my health gets bet
ter. FLAT CREEk'
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a Resonance.

To the Editors ofthe Herald and Mail:
Having noticed in your paper some
weeks ago, a call upon me to become a
candidate for Representative of Marry
County, and also an additional call in
last weeks issue to ''speak out" upon
the subject, l do not feel at liberty to
remain silent longer. I have already
pledged my word, in private circles, to
many of my personal friends, to become
a candidate, if, in their opinion, was
a suitable man for the position. /,
therefore, am willing for my name to go
before the public as such. hoping, how
ever, that there will be convention ot
the people, 10 determine whom they
prefer, not only for Representative, but
fol every office that is to be filled in the
County. Yours respectfully,
J. B. MUIR PLY.
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We are authorized to announce ANCE
NTCH0TG AZ m candidate for Trustee of
Maury county, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
We are authorized 70 announce NJ. L
JACKSON, as a candidate for County Trus-
tee. at the ensuing August election.
we arc authorized to announce B. f. DOW
ELL as q candidate for Trustee of Maury
county, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce J. CLAYT
MOORE, rs . candidlte for Trustee, at the
en- ,ulng August election.
We are an loriza,t 10 announce JAMES
ANDRUS, - VT. 4, sasant, as n ca ndidate
for Trustee az MaurS county, at the ensuing
election.
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Save Nancy While You Can.

Wishing to sell out our present large and
varied stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, &C., we have concluded %
sell them at greatly reduced prices, so as to
make room for fine Spring Stock. Call and
examine before buying, and you will nd it to
your interest % buy of us.
Jan. 23d, 1874. W. E. Brown & Co.
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For Register.

To Tie EdIt0f Of Tie HeTutu ana -uuH
The office of County Register is not a
very lucrative position, neither is it an
office requiring any great administrative
ability, but you will agree with us when
we state that it is an Office which should
be filled by one who is good penman and
scholar. Without any Disagreement to-
ward any one else, we think Mr.. John
Baird is the very man for the place, and
if he will allow his name to go before the
people, he will receive the support OF
MANY CITIZENS.
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MARRIAGES.

In this county, near wilIiamsport, at the
the re, idence of D. W Peeler, by Rv. j. s.
Frierson, Mr.. Joshua L. Williams and Miss
Matte Peeler.
Another bright and shining instance of
luck in leisdre." Although given over as
incorrigibls old bachelor. Josh. has bided his
time, and chosen, we are told, one of the most
admirable and desirable girls in all the coun-
try. 1t is love match, but one in which
sound judgment endorsed and sanctioned the
prom ptings of the heart.
In New Providence, near Clarksville, Tenn,
at the residence of Raw 4. w. Smith, Mr.
Isaac Roberts of Col tmbia, and Miss, Sadie
Caldwell Ike is a nice young man. and Miss
Sadie fe lovely young irl and we wish them
much joy. They reached Columbia last We'd
nesday night.
s. NJ, CowIes to Fannie r. Porter,
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Being advised by his physicians, he came
South few months since, hoping TO regain
his lost strength. Soon, very soon, his de
voted mother saw he was gradually grow
Ing worse, and ere long We too realized he
was becoming a hopeless invalid. Then his
friends said: eve will take our darling
nome" Ger the parting of loved ones lei
us throw mantle. in sympathy we are
with his bereaved parents in their sad, sad
nome, once so joyous, where many time q
prattler, he has lisped his gladneSs and
Wept his Doyish tears. 1t stands there no=
mouonIesS and feelingless; yet all uncon-
sclous as II is, 1t seems, or at least we fancy,
that IL looks lonely and sad at being left by
one Whom 1t has so lately sheltered. It's
walls nave witnessed the departure of two
spirits from clayey baskets TO home else
where. He is gone, and the bereaved hearts
OF his friends echo the sad word go1e His
noble career all too short is ended. Hisloy-
ing eyes are closed; his voice is hushed for
ever; and almost ere we knew 1t, he was
passing nom our earth. He was warm
hearted and generous, with bright future
before him; but now, Frank, sin the morn
ing of his days, with many noble qualities
crowned with the warmest affections of his
friends, is dead, while springs first violets
exhale their fragrance in tribute to the pure
soul; gone In the bloom of youth to tread
the shining shore.
"Sleep Sweetly, tender heart, in peace,
Until the great transition come;
And angels from thy resting place.
Shall bear thy ransomed spirit home"
FRIEND.
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COLUMBIA MARKEr.
once ofMAErrN, EMERY a wR1oHr,

once ofMAETIN, EMERY a wRIoHr,
Baeon.-s TO round 49,
Butter-ljc. Dull
BeestDdE-2Oc.
BiGckiag-75cd al 90 y dor
CoHoaSDuIi az ~ 20 for Low MiddlinR-
Cotton Sec,i-3Oc per 100 Ms.
COrn-H0c loose from wagons, demand light
at prices, no shipping demand.
CoDce-Rio. 80 G: Java, 37diO; SA9a5c
Coal OH-S7l &C. BY the barrel: 4O95Oc. b gal.
CdRdlcs-2213 0t25c. % n.
Eggs-l0c. Scarce.
Dried EiTfit-Applcs o.; FOR quarter Peaches
SIC; Peaches &C.; Peeled Peaches l25T 10 lSc.
Ftour-i.0O TO j.Ou per 100 ne.
Gia0or-iOa5Oc
Iron Ties-l0 90 lie.
Lqrd-In new Cooperags, Sc; In old, s.
in old.
Lime-5OaG0c. . bushel.
Medi-75c from wagons
Motdsses and Svrnps-comm 80. 6tlUr S"i.
den syrup, slml25.
Pea Nyts-l.2j. Better fevling.
PeppCr-8jFtfJc.
Rice-llGl2".
Satt-S;5jfor bu 1900 for 56b
SOdp-lOdljc.
S)da-lOdl2c.
Sugar-New Orleans, lial5c; Demersrn. lig
i2c; sugar, l5c; crushed and granulated,
l5iyd lie.
Ted-L2jM25O a n.
T9iiOtr DC. q %.
WoOt-Dull &C quotations. 20 tofc.
Whedt-ijOGl JO; for Red 10 choice White.
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For Circuit Court Clerk.

We are authorized to announce WIN. J.
WHITrHORNE, aS a candidate for Circuit
Court Clerk of Maury county, at the ensui-
ing August election.
We are authorized to announce WIN. \.
BAILEY "a a Candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk of Maury county, at tue ensuing Au
gust election. Subject to a convention, il
one is neld.
We are AUTHORIZED to announce EPH. +.
ERWIN as "a can't date for Circuit court
Clerk at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce A. VI .
HUGHES, JR., a. . candidate for Circuit
Court Clerk. At the ensuing Augu,, election.
We are auj horiz. | to announce Col. W. NJ
NOOIiHIEs,, as a candidate fOrCircuit CourI
Clerk OF Many county, at the ensuing cleo
tion.
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FOR Register.

We are aut' torized TO announce THOS. NJ.
GUEST, as "A candid r te for Register OF MaurY
county, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce ROBERT
CROSS, as a candidate for Register OF MauTy
county, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
CARR, as a candidate for Register, at the
next election.
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Frank Gambell died at his home in Shell
by, Ohio, February 18th, 1874. We received
only few days ago the sad intelligence
that our young friend is no more. When
friends and acquaintance feel such sdegree
of sadness at this bereavement, oh what
must be the deep anguish of heart-stricken
parents! May theirs be a golden sorrow,"
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For Sale.

large lot of Cabbage. Lettuce, Tom to.
Cucumber, Beet, Okra, Pepper and Strawberry
plant also about 900 Asparagus roots, ana
zoo bushels of Seed Sweet Pot ttOes of the M os
approved varieties. and Sweet Pota'o Slips 10
their season. have also for sale Il, 600 or "a,
LOU Fruit Trees at cts. each. Leave orders at
Z. NJ. Frierson's Drug Store.
HORACE RAINEY.
Feb. Z7th-lw. Near Columbia.
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had COnhnRf-

We learn that there was disorderly con-
duct on the part of some of the rowdy boys
of Lewisburg, on last Monday night, at the
singing at the Christian Church. On being
reprimanded by the leader Prof Fillmore,
they vacated the house very disorderly, and
after dismission, came and called him to
one side, for the purpose, we suppose, of
maltreatment, but he having other engage
lnents, quietly walked home, leaving them
writhing under the sting of sharp re-
proach.
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Visiting Cards,

Ladies and Gentlemen in need of Visit
ing Cards land every Lady and Gentle
man should use them can have them
printed to order at this Office on short no.
tice. Price, per PACK of so cards, with
name printed thereon, put up in a neat
card case, 500. The finest German
Bristol card only used. Send in your Or
ders, IT,
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Just received from Mobile, Carrots, Radl-
shes, Lettuce, Caulifowers, Spanish Chest
nuts, Fresh Oranges and Pine Apples. Daily
receiving all kinds of the earlier vegetables
of the season. ANDREW J. WALKER.
Feb l3th-lm,
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To Our Friends and Customers,

We keep our store constantly supplied
with all sorts of Drugs, Perfumery, Fine
Wines, Glass, Oils, Paints, &c. A new and
beautiful line of fishing tackle will be
in store very soon.
Jan. Goth. WILLIAMS & fowler.
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Tn Inc Ladies.

We now have for the Spring of 1874, the
largest and most choice selection of Flower
Seeds ever brought to this market
Jan. 30th WILLIAMS e. FOWLER,
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Are now offering large and splendid lot of
Clothing a. very low prices, to make room for
Sp ing Stock. Call on them il you need
coat, pants or vest; something to please you
alta low price.
Ion
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4 DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO the estate OF Mich
ael Kinzer, decd, are requested To come
forward and pay up, ana all persons havinS
claims against said estate must preasrt
them legally authenticated, aud within tbs
lawful time, or they viii be barred
Feb. 2,-4w. W, II ACkENNON, Admit
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A dwelling.house on South Main Street
formerly occupied by G. c. Ridley. Also
an office, adjoining First National Bank
upstairs. Apply to G. p. or r. NJ. Frierson.
Jan. 23d. 1S7I.-tf.
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We are offering at greatly reduced prices our
stock of Boots, Shoes aud Hats, that we boa ght
ofSheegog & Son, to make room for our Spr ing
stock. Come and buy goods at low prices.
Feb. 9th, 1874. DoBBINs & BRowv.
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Fishing Tackle.

A fine assortment of Fishing Tackle, iuclud-
ing Japanese Poles. Silk and Grass Lines, Bal
ance-wheel and Lock Reels, genuine forged
Limerick hook, Gut snood. and everything
necessary to complete the angler outfit.
Feb. 27th-tf. r. B. RAINS & Co,
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Business Notices.

The cheapest place to buy Books, PAPER,
Envelopes, Ink, Pencils, Crayons, States, &C.,
& c., is at Comstock & Rushton's, Titcomt
Block, next door to Post Office. feb27~lt
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Magistrates blanks for sale, at this
office Also, delivery bonds and garn-
ishments If.
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Columbia Ho4eI for Sale
Shnn Hand Mndn

This excellent hotel, at the Columbia De-
pot, is for sale. Terms are exceeding low.
Ample time for payment. febl3-tf
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The New York Papers. Magazines, Fashion
Books, &c, always to be found on the news
counter of Comstock & Rustton's. Musio
supplied to teachers at the usual discount.
Feb. 27th-lt.
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A good Saddle horse offered for sale simply
because his services are no longer needed
in town. Terms liberal. Apply at this of
fee, jan15-tf
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At Prime Cost

large and attractive lot of Furs. Mink and
Sable. Black, Black and White. Pure White,
for ladies and children, at
Jan. 23d, 1874. W. E. BRowE d Co.
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A full supply of Buist's and Landreth' g
warranted Garden Seeds for 1874, Just re-
ceived by WILLIAMS & fowler.
Ian 2Off,
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For School Books, Blank Books, Copy, Com
position and DrawinE Books, go to
Feb. 9th 1t. CoMsToCK RUsHToN's.
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Boots and Shoes always kept on hand. and
sold at the lowest ssh prices, at
DOBBINs 4 BRowN.
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For Constable,

We are authorized TO announce j. j
WORTIAM Red lin) as candidate for
reelection 70 the Office OF Constable of the
18th district OF MRury county, at the ensu-
Ing August election.
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Red and White Onion Sets at
Jan, Both. WILLIAMS * FOWLER.
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All kinds of Musical instruments tuned
and repaired at short notice, by an expert
enced workman. Leave orders at
DIR, I. B. RAINS Drugstore.
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We turn out frst-class Horse and Jack Bills
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For all kinds of Fancy Printing, such Is
Wedding, Visiting and Business Cards, Let
ter ard Bill Heads, go to Comstock & Rush
toms.
n. B.: Whiting Cards put up in Fancy
Cases, printed in an no urls notice.
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Feb. 27th-1w.

We have fine lot of Horse and Jack Cuts
in out Job Office. Stockmen, take nett ce, and
govern yourselves accordingly.
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1t will pay you to buy your Boots, Shoes and
Hats of
Feb. 9Th, IA. DOBRISs i Brown.
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The new steel plow. Star of the West" at
Vaughan Vaught's. equal to Avery's steel
plOw, and from one to four dollars cheaper.
Every one warranted. feb3O'74
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Go to Vaughan & Vaught for a No. l wagon a.,
warranted for I2months, at $50. feb2O'74
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-02-27

Parties wishing To make arrangements ty
the season for Ice, will be furnished at cts
for Lake Ice and 2 cts. for Pond Ice. All
those not making engagements by the LIST
of April, will be charged more. Parties
wishing to make engagements will please
call on me, as have a regular ice book for
making contracts for supplying ice custom
ers. ANDREW J. WALKER
Feb 1Sth-lm
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For the best and cheapest plows OF all kinds,
go Vaughan & Vaught, next door to Martin,
Embry 4 Wright feb20'74
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Range of Thermometer and Barona-
ter. At WfntOn, Residence of J. H.
James. for the week ending Feb.
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w z R,n,un & e.

If you wish to buy a good and pretty set Of
Furs at low price.
Jan. 23d, 1874.
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Call at Vaughan & Vaught's H Irdware Store
and examine the new steel pillow "Star of the
West" Warrant tied to give satisfaction.
Feb 20, IA.
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For the cheapest and best steel plows, go to
Vaughan & Vaught, Corner East Main and
Public Square. feb20'7l
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ANNOUNCER I'm s's.
Stale Senator

We are authorized To announce Col. a.
s. GOODWIN az a candidate for State Seua-
tor for the Senatorial District, composed OF
the counties of Maury and Williamson.
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Singer Machine Office.
Needles and Findings for all Machines at
Feb. Hth-4t. CoNsToCK & RUsHToH's.
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Found!
A lady's shawl-pin, with the initials, IN
c. P, which the owner can get by calling
and paying charge, febl0
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List of Letters Remaining fan Post


remaining In FOs'
b. I0Gh, "a.
Moore J CO
Martin II j
IMaxell s p
Mack London
Mayes Mrs Fannie
Marker James
Mayes Corney
Mayes Matha col
lMayes Harriet col
Moore Tilda
Mitchell Civ
! Motion Miss t
| Moore Miss Tilda
! Moody Miss Hortenso
I Moore March
/ Mitcht II SO
Met ommack
/ Mckinney Ii J.
I .LcClanahan NJ II
Nelson Mrs Laura
Nicholson y a
Nance VI NJ
Nance w II
Newton w II
I Nicholson Fannie G
/ Nowlin DIR B w
! Oakley Henreta
| O'Shaine Miss Ella
Perkins Mrs Sallie
Phillips Mrs NJ h
Pinkeston p II
Pargret + CL
Paymoie Il ]
Phillips Mollie
Park A l.
Pillow Pleybeth
Peters jeff
Parker Miss Callie
pix nton John
Pope Miss Sallie
Polk Mrs tteuDen
PiniOn Mary
Pyland Mury
Porter Mess Mary col
Pickett NJ A
Porter Adline
Porter l. G.
Porter Miss Hama
Dav q Allen MCGEE
col
Row Easter
Ramsy Miss NJ j
Rockwell Miss Mary .
Ramsey ] W
Scott John
scott Miss Hattie
ISamuels Mrs Mary
Shelton Mrs James
Sandusty Albert
.Sowell Mrs JOie
.Smithson T. W
smith
Sal m r Z
smith FIuip
smith Adam
smith Eliot
Smi,n VIM
SoweIl Frank
Stone Mrs Edward
Speer Mis- Jane
ST own Hedden & Co
Strayhorn w j & Jas
Sperman Mollie
Stone >
Haywood
Thomas j j +
Thomas HiclI
Thomas Wesley
Thomas Tennessee
Taylor j NJ
Talicat ] Il
Taner Fannie
4 homas Eliza
Underwood V Sallie 2 !
Wick & w
July 2
Watkins J B
Watary Sarah
Wade Edmond
Wilson Charley
Wilson Miss Aiolie
wilkes Tennie
Whitaker Il j
Wright II ID
Wood Mic" N9ttis
Wood Mrs Marry !
JellneT 4AaI445
Jennie Rome, City
"; Harry Hill. Nash
&. Shelbyvilie Tenn; !
on; James o b . asley,
City; Miss Hanna,
eth Middleton Tenn;
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