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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-09-25
Meeting of Good TempIars at MT
NRhO.

To the Editors Of the Herald and Mail:
Last Wednesday evening, at the resi-
dence of DR.. w. w. Joyce, we had the
pleasure of meeting the Rev. w. G.
lnman of Nashville, Editor ofthe "Good
Templar" and g. w. G. t. of the 1. o.
of q. I. of the State OF Tennessee, and
our esteemed and worthy friend, j. Lee
Bullock of your city; and after partak-
ing of most excellent repast served by
the Doctors inestimahle lady, assisted
by her sister Miss Addie KinZer, and
the Doctors niece Miss Susie Bragg
accompanying them, with the Doctors
family and number of friends who had
assembled to honor the OCCASION, to Mt.
NebO Church, to attend a meeting of
Mt. NehO Lodge No. 30 of G. T. While
we have listened to many temperance
lectures during life we are sure we
never heard anything to equal the
speech OF the @ w. G.. T. that evening,
He showed that the temperance cause
was progressive; and that each 0rgani-
cation that had existed, had been
better and had done more good than
the one preceding it, and that the /. o.
of G. L. is the perfection of all others.
This he proved from its work being
more permanent, and from it's rapid and
irresistible spread. He said that since
1851, the year that the first G. 7. Lodge
was organized in New York, il had
spread nearly all over the United States,
over many European counties, and that
the British Isles with their two huns
dred thousand Good Templars are now
expressing their gratitude to the United
States for originating an institution
which has reclaimed so many of their
people and saved them from drunk~
ards grave. But we must not do our
G. w. c. It. the injustice of trying to
give even an epitome. After the q. w.
G. T. had concluded, j. Lee Bullock
Esq. held the company SPELL bound
for halt an hour with his powerful
eloquence, and appeals to his SCHOOL,
mates, and referring to venerable sires
in this community whom he had been
pointed to even in infancy as examplars
from whom to shape his future life.
After many pleasant little speeches
| from members of the Lodge, Mrs. Doc
tor Joyce rose, and in her modest and
| unassuming manner returned her
| thanks, with those of the Lodge to the
| G. w. G. T. and Mr.. Bullock for their
visit and kind words, and prayed that
the Great Ruler of heaven and earth
might bless'and prosper them and theirs
| in their glorious work. Amen, say we
| to that prayer. Go on noble sirs, in
| your good work, and generations un-
born will rise up to bless you.
W. r. MCKKENoN.
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Sept. 25Uh, lS74.-4w.
II A ND S ALE.

S. W. Campbell VS.. Mccoy Campbell ct al.
Pursuant to degree 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. ;iwest 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 g lieu retained for the
rayIaent OF the purchase money. Said tract
will be divided and sold in separate lots, il
deemed best for the parties interested.
Sept. 18th, 1874. A. n. AKIN, Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale the farm up
on which he resides, containing 40S acres,
Columbia, on the turnpike road leading from
Columbia to Campbellsville. This is perhaps
one of the finest improved and most desirable
are about go acres open land, the balance in
woodland or pasture. The improvements are
frst-class, consisting of large two-story brick
dwelling with eight rooms, of modern style
and most convenient,y'ithh handsome cut-stone
foundation, front porch, large kitchen, laun-
dry house, brick smoke house and brick car
cabins for tenants, stables, cribs, COW shelters,
gin~houses and all necessary improvements
to make it desirable as first-class farm; SUI
a few feet of the house, a never-failing spring,
besides Bigby Creek running through the
place For terms. ETC., apply to the under
Sept 25-2m. j. MINNICK WILLIAMS.
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mrihmte OF Ress.o,o..ss

At a call meeting of Rock Spring Lodge
No. BIB f. & A. NJ, Sept. Ibth, 1874, on motion,
the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted,
WHEREAS, God, in His wise, mysterious
and righteous providence has seen fit to re-
move from the labOrS of earth to rewards of
eternity our esteemed and much beloved
brother, WILLIAM BRAZIER, on the 18th Sep
temb +, 1874,
ResoIleI 1st That we bow with humble
submission to the divine will as expressed
IL the death of our brother.
ResoiUed, 2Itd. That, in the death of broth er
Brazier, this lodge has lost one of its best
members, and the Fraternity at large one of
its brightest ornaments; the church one of
IT'S coqnselors and pillars; the community
one of its best citizens; his family a kind
husband and parent.
RESOLVED, Sd. That we tie nder the bereaved
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OYER TIE COUNTY.

The army worm has been playing havoc
with millct and every other green thing in
different portions of the county during the
mast two or three weeks. Esq. jim Sanders
saws the NCdTon country has been greatly
damaged 10y them. The Rock Spring neigh
hnrL,tnL las also been greatly laid waste by
them. Uncle Jarvy Primm says the worms
are eating each other.
Mr.. VIM. Brazier, who died last week
,,,.,- Rock Spring was "A devoted member
ofIhu Baptist Church and true Mason.
ne, was buried by the Rock Spring lodge.
Rev. T. J. Dixon y, cached his funeral.
snake Buffers ear ofcOTn had 1850 grains
o. it.
1t is said that "A magnificent wedding
will take place in the country within few
weeks. The trauSpaTenCies in the front yard
alone will cost three hundred dollars. SlN
hundred invitations viii be sent out.
The Mrs. Nancy Alexander place on
Carriers creek, was sold last Monday by or
der OF the County Court, for division, and
brought S5G y per acre, A. W. Potter becOm-
inc the purchaser. L Gle Bacon Anderson
yrDS the AuetiOnCpr.
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Our County Fair.

Our County Fair begins next Tuesday
the 18th inst, and there are reasons tor
believing this will be one of the most
entertaining fairs eyer held here. There
being no fair in any o. the joining
counties, and none in Nashville even,
will insure fine exhibition of stock,
etc. There are already more than a
score OF horses on the grounds, and dali
ly arrivals are expected. The Directory
ire doing all that is in their power to
sustain the reputation of Maury county,
and they invite all gool and public
spirited citizens to aid them in their
work. The merchants of Columbia all
profit more or less by the fairs, and it
would be encouraging to see them or
some of their clerks in attendance every
dAY. GRAY HAIRS,
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a Challenge.
CARTER'S CREEK STATION,
Tenn, Sept. 10Th 1919.


Tenn, Sept. 10Th 1919. J
TO the Editors ofthe Herold aud Max
Will you allow me, through the columns
OF your paper to make proposition? When
was in this section two weeks ago, ReYs
Jones and Taylor, who were holding
meeting at the Cum bertrand Presbyterian
Church near Carriers Creek : ii ion. Many
are the reports that have gone out, OF con-
verSation with these gentlemen, of some
two or three hours. / do not stop to ask
who gave currency to them; but it is well
ing one side of the question; and as have
been called upon to give another side, l Tor
bear, and propose, instead thereof, to give
the people fail chance to know where
Truth is to be found, l viii agree to meet
the gentlemen at Beech Grove and Lock
ridges, and preach for two weeks with
them; during which time, find if we can,
one instance under Apostolic preaching
where mOurncrS were called to an Altar OF
straw, or any place of a similar kind to get
religion; one Instance in which an inspired
preacher of the Gospel prayed to God to
send down the Holy spirit To convert or
forgive any one; one instance IN which any
one is said to have been justlhed by futh
only: or to ascertain If the mOurnerS bench,
the straw, altar or the secret grove lie on
the way to justification by faith; one IN
stance in the New Testament OF water being
SprinkIed OF poured on baby or one else
for baptism. ] will remain in the State only
two weeks. But if these gentlemen think
they can further truth by accepting my
proposition, will remain still two weeks
longer, or come back in December. If they
s'stop circulating One-sided reports" Any
other man who comes recommended Will
do as well as these.
Most respectfully, J. NJ. BARNES.
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SALE OF

By virtue of a decree Of the Chancery Court
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 pleadings in said cause, to-wit; be-
Columbia, and occupied by the late Ezekiel
Roam as q grocery, and being the same con-
veyed by James Hodge to W, ID. Davis and
deed of said Hodge recorded ia Registers Of
fee of Maury county, Book P, Vol. 2 page
1913. The said lots will be sold subject 10 the
dover interest of Mrs. Roam in the one half
thereof Sale made within legal hours at the
Court house door IN the town of Columbia. at
public cutlery to the highest and best bidder
Sold free from the right or equity of redemp-
ton. Terms Credit Of six and twelve
months. Notes with approved security and
bearing interest from day Of sale required
and lien retained.
Sep. 4, lS74.I ID. b. COOPER, G. 81 NJ.
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LAND FOR SALE

On Monday, the 26th day of October next,
L Will sell to the highest bidder at the late
reSid ence of John S. Perry, decd, the I'M
soldsiands setapart in his will to be sold,
con listing OF about ninety acres OF his home
lying one mile west of StiversVille. This
land will be sold for one-third cash, the bal
ance in two equal payments, on credit of
cent. per anGQm, Bond with two good and
approved securities will be required of the
purchaser, and lien will retained until the
purchase money is paid.
NATHAN PERRY,
Executor of John S. Perry, decd.
Sept. 25Uh, IS74.-fw,
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CHANCERY SALE
OF /. A Nh

By virtue of a decree of the Chancery Court
at Columbia rendered at its June term, 1874,
in the cause Of Thomas j. Dorset VS.. Samuel
J. Dorset ct al, l will proceed to sell at public
cutlery at the Court house door in tho town Of
Columbia, Tenn, on Monday the 10Th day of
October, 1874, to the highest and best bidder,
the following real estate, to-wit: Being n
tract or parcel of land Of one hundred and if-
teen acres roods and ID poles, being and ~
ing in the 18th civil District of Maury county,
Mrs. Jane Y. Greenfield, and adjoining the
lands Of POOLS heirs, and of James Robinson
and others. Said land will he sold free from
the equity ofredemEtion. TERMS: Credit Of
drad and nifty dollars To be paid la cash.
Notes bearing interest FROM day OF sale, APP
proved security required and lien retained 9.
Calls Of said land will be furnished on appli-
cation At this office. d. b. COOPER, Z q ~
Sept. 18th, 1874,
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CnLuMRIA MARKET.
once of EDsALL q MCEwEN, /
Sept. Gath 1874. I

once of EDsALL & MCEwEN, /
Sept. Gath 1874.
con-Shoulders,. 14cts; sides, I7cts; hams,
lSctS.
Butter-2O and 25c.
BeestOu1-20c.
BIactino-75c.@l 90 o. doz
Cotton to 1917 cts. Dull
Cotton Seed-30c per 100 lbs.
Corss-$l per bushel. -
CoFee-25 to Csc for Rio by Sack Laguira Is
to 80 Java 35 to 81.
Coal Oit-ll0 test, 25(930ctS per gallon.
CandIes-223@25c.5 % n.
EgGs-I215 to 15c.
Hour-3.50 to 400 per 100 lbs.
GiRger-40@50c.
Hungarian Grass Seed-175 to 200. g. bushel.
Lard-17 cents.
Lime-25@30c. q bushel.
MealS1. Is.
MoIasses and Syrups--common, 75c.@lOO; gol-
den syrup, $I@l.25.
Pea Nuts-S0 to % cts. Dull.
Pepper-S5940c.
Rtce-Il@12c.
Rye-Sl.30 per bu.
SaIt-325 $50. for bu; for 51a bushels, s2.75.
Soap-l0@15c.
S0dG-10912c.
SuQar-New Orleans, 1O@l3c Demerara, l4g
i5c; A sugar, 12c12 crushed and granulated,
TeqSIOO@2.OO @D.
TdlLOlo-6c. Ts 10.
Wool-Dull at quotations, 20 to 40.
Wheat-85c 9Sl.00.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~ virtue of deed of trust executed to me
on the 18th of February, 1a7l, BY Maurice f.
MaGry county, Tenn, in Book o., Vol. Q,
pages i 2, and to which reference. is hereby
made, will on Monday, the End day of No
vember, 1874 at the court house door in the
town of Columbia, Tennessee. sell for cash at
public sale to the highest bidder, the follow
ing described tract or parcel of land, situated
in district II, in said county and State: Be
ginning at the north least corner of the Ruff S
h. Polk tract of land. it being part of the
same, in the centre of the lane in the east
south 75' so west 81 poles and Is links to a
stake in the north boundary of the Rufus X.
and links TO stake, north 81 50 east 9j
poles to stake in the east boundary of the
original survey; thence north So east 176 poles
and links to the begin ming, containing 104
acres and 81 poles. LUCIUS E. POLK,
Sept. 18th, 1874. Admir-.
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SALE

~ OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered at its
June term, 1874, in the cause of W. j. Dale
ct al, VS.. Anna Armstrong ct al, Will pro-
10Th day of October, 1874, at the courthouse
door in the town of Columbia, to the high
est and best bidder, the following real es-
College property, as laid off and divided by
commissioners, in the town of Columbia
Tenn. Beginning at the southwest corner
of lot No. II; running thence east $40 feet;
thence southwest with the CampbellsVille
pike I32 feet; thence west to High street 27415
feet; thence north to beginning lis feet, con
tanning about I3l poles. Said lot will be sold
on a credit of one and two years, notes bear
ing interest from day of sale and with good
security will be required of the purchaser,
lien retained to secure payment of purchase
money. Sale free from the equity of re-
demption. ID. B. COOPER, Z. ~ NJ.
Sent IL. 1874.
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CHANCERY SALE
~ OF HOUSE AND LOTS

4 NnANCER1 SALE
" OF HOUSE AND LOTS.
By virtue of decree OF the Chancery
Court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered at its
December term 1873, and revived at the
June term 1874, in the cause Of james Nevis
W. w. II. Cunningham, ! will sell TO the
highest bidder at the Court house door i'm
the town of Columbia, on Monday the 18th
day of October, 1874, a house and two lots,
described and bounded as follows: The
first beginning in the centre of Knob creek
near small culVert in the Santa Fe pike
in front of the residence of Ed. Partee, run
ming north So, west 497 chains through a
fore and aft sycamore tree, with j. w,
Thomas line to a stake in said line, thence
south 8 8l5 chains to the centre OF Knob
creek, thence northeast chains with the
meanders Of the centre Of the creek to the
beginning and containing acres 2 roods 81
j6-lO0 perches. The second lot beginning at
stake in the centre of Knob creek near
the smallest culVert in front OF the dwell
ing OF said Cunningham, thence north s.
west 1861 chain to a cherry tree i'm w. G.
Sellers line, thence north L, g. SO chain to
the centre of the creek near a large syca-
more tree, thence down the centre of the
creek with its meanders to the beginning
1 acres ? roOds and 2 2j-lU perch
es. Said lots will he sold for cash
Sept.4 1874. ID. b. COOPER, G.. Il NJ.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE,

John Patton ct ais, VS.. Zines White
rt....-,, sues .l,aIS
Iii ~ AHA 20 me from cOmplainant'S
'"4' ga is sworn 10, that Aurila Harris
and Cora Harris are nOn-residentS of the
state of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served on them,
and that they are necessary parties defend
ant to this bill, it is therefore ordered by
me that publication be made in the Herald
and Mail, a newspaper published in the
town of Columbia, Maury county, Tenn,
for four consecutive weeks, the last ofwhiCh
snail be at least one week before the next
sitting OF our Chancery Court, TO be
burg, Lewis county, Tenn, on Thursday
before the first Monday in March next, 1875,
requiring the said nonresident defendants
to appear, and to plead, answer or demur to
cOmpIaiRaut'S bill, or the same will be TAX
en- for confessed as to them and set for hear
ing eXpaTtc. This 18th day OfSept., 1874.
W. Il. FLANAGAN, G.. Il NJ.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
$, Il. Cocker VS.. Henry W. Coker.

y n. JOhCI vs.. ItnIy W. IOktTs
It appearing to me from cOmplainants
bin, which is sworn to, that Henry w. Cox
cr is a necessary party defendant 10 this bill
and a nonresident OF the state, 50 that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him, IL Is therefore ordered by me that
publication be made in the Herald and
Mail, newspaper published in the town of
Columbia, Maury county, Tenn, for four
consecutive weeks, the last of which shall
be at least one week before the next sitting
of our Chaucery Court, TO be held at the
courthouse in the town OF Newburg Lewis
county, Tenn, on Thursday before the first
Monday in March next, 1875, requiring the
said nonresident Kefendent, Henry W.
Cocker, then and there to appear, and 10
plead, answer or demur TO complainants
bill or the same will be taken for confessed
as to him and set for hearing eXparte.
] Sept. Is, 1874. w. II. FLANAGAN, G. & NJ.
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CHANCERY SALE

~ OF 4
By virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered at its
June term, 1874, in the cause of j. b. Allison
ct al, VS.. o. G. Patton ct al. l will proceed
to sell on Monday, october 10Th, 1874, at tn
court house door in the town of Columbia,
to the highest and best bidder, the following
described real estate, tO-wit: Being a GER
tain lot in the town of Columbia, and
bounded on the north by the Wick Frferson
lot; east by the lot formerly occupied by T.
j. Alexander; south by the lot of Mrs. Sallie
White; west by Garden st. Sale free from
the equity of redemption.
TERMS:-Credit of one and two years, ex-
capt the sum ofthree hundred dollars which
must be paid in cash, notes with good and
approved security and bearing interest from
day of sale required of the purchaser, and
lien retained TO secure payment of the pur-
chase money. d. B. COOPER, G. d NJ.
Sept. IL, 1884,
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| family our most sincere and heartfelt con-
| dolence in this their sad bereavement and
| trreparable loss.
Resolred 4tk. That copy of these resolu-
| tions be sent his family, and also one to the
HERALD AND MAIL for publication, and
that they be spread on the minutes of the
lodge. F. Nj. FULLER,
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CHANCERY SALE
~ OF REAL, ESTATE.

BY virtue of a decree Of the Maury Chancery
Court, rendered at its Juno term, 1874, in the
cause of John NJ. Clark VS.. James Brisby, /
will proceed so sell on Monday the 10th 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 a tract or parcel Of land
of about one hundred and twenty acres,
lying in the 9th civil district of Maury county,
Tennessee, and bounded on the north by the
lands of Complainant, John M. Clark and
james Warden, on the south by John TOombs
and A, g. Thompson d Bro, on the east by the
lands of John Wells, on the west by W. G..
Martin. Said land will be sold or q credit Of
one and two years, except the sum of two
hundred dollars to be paid in cash. Notes
fro% day of sale will he required Of the pur-
chaser, Lien retained to secure payment OF
purchase money. Sale free from th0 equity OF
redemption. ID. b. tDOFBhi " ~ M.
Sent 4th, 1874.
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ing board of Directors was elected: r.: G.
Mcclure and James II. Lewis, of Marshall:
A. ID. Bryant, Ed Williams, of Maury: o. A.
Nixon, of Hickman; L. 5. Goodrich, OF
Humphreys; NJ. ID. Hampton, of Lincoln;
Nj. X. Campbell, of Moore. The same set OF
officers was reelected.
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Armstrong Glenn Accepts the NOmi-
NATION Tor HcpresemtatiNe.

OAK I'LL, Tenn, Sept. 2lSt, 1874.
To n. u FigUars, Sec DE-, &c.
Your lctterof the 18th inst, was handed
me "a few days since, informing me of my
nomination To represent the people OF
Maury county in the next General Assem-
hIy of the state. Profoundly grateful Tor
tho, honor conferred upon me, l accept the
nomination, and If elected, Will serve them
10 the best of my ability.
Respectfully, II. \. GLENN.
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SUPREME COURT SALE.
Isaac n. Byers and wife VS.. A. G. Wheat
lev ct al.

isaac n. Byers anu WIG vs.. A.C, " HbHt-
ley ct al.
Pursuant to a decree of the Honorable Su-
preme Court of Tennessee, pronounced at
named cause, will sell at public outcry to
the highest bidder, at the courthouse door
in the town of Columbia, Tenn, on Satur-
day, the 10th Gay oEUctOber, 1874, n tract or
parcel OF land lying in the 2Ist civil district
of Maury county, Tenn, and bounded ON
the north by the lands of A. Atkinson and
Mrs. Odil; east by E. c. Overton and Will
son; south by ]. Allen and A. G. Wheat
ley, west by the Kinnard tract and A. At
kfnson, containing 1876 acres, more or less.
Sale land will be sold in whole or in tracts
as the parties may determine on day ofsale.
TERMS:1 Credit Of one and two years.
Tn nte 6 eooS a1d 10 eS9e
bearing interest from date, and lie" ,rot,inn.
ed. Sale Tres fFoIa the e"''-v of redemn.
tl91. Nashville @e- II I81i .8t "
&c. DUNNINGTON N, Clerk.
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BY virtue Of a decree of tho Chanccry Cont
rendered nj its june term, 1874. ia the cause
OF W. II; Secrest SIS. II. 50. Boyd OF al. will
ut public outcryt the Court house door In
ne town OF Columbia, t. tho highest and best
bidder, tract o. parcel OF land Of about nine
Teen and one half acres, aud situated in the
18th civil district of injury county, Tenn,
ana being tho same purchased by the said r..
". BOYD from Ezra ilgrliFpu. and upon which
the sara Boyd re ilcI ut ILU time Of the filing
~ the orlglonl! bill ia This cause-January,
io'i SAID land VIII Pc sold on "a credit OF six
ana Twelve months, except the sum Of three
with approved security and bearing interest
from day Of sale will be required Of the pur-
chasers, sale free from The equity Of redemp-
ton. Lien retained 10 secure pnymopt OF pur-
chase money, ID. ID. COOPER g. AZ a.
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DEATHS.

Ather residence, at Carriers Creek Station,
Wednesday evening, MRS. ELIZA CAMPBELL,
wife of ohm 4. Campbell, after about three
weeks sickness. She was a good Christian
woman, and her death is greatly lamented
by her mum erous friends and relatives.