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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-12-25
OVER THE COUNTY.

The Cuafrryly court in January should
.Iy lis utmost - place the credit OF the
county at par. They should be cautious IN
making appropriations. Il IL shameIul
shat the county warrants afE 80 low
n is not right that citizens should lo~s SO
ynucb on them. Mgare confident that the
court Will do every thing in their power 10
tlact the credit of the county upon a nrin
basis
-Wcdcgire To know OF the next Quarter
lv court why il j. that the telegraph COM
many has never paid one cent into the treas
~ of the county under the revenue law, on
heir property in this county. Islt the neg
lfp,.ura uI the Assessors or does the eompa-
wny refuse 10 pay? The law taxing the COM
kany is very plain, and there should De no
|scriminatiOu in its favor. II is the duty
The Chairman to notify the company 10
IOue forward and give in the amount OF
ID roptGty ia the county for taxation. IN Jus
4 ic, TO other taxpayers, they Should be
knadc pay. Another thing the court must
ATTEND 10, and il is thiS-Ihe fund paid DN
the comfy for Thompson u Stegers code,
should be refunded by the State, as there
is 40 special law to that effect, providing
that wher.s eE any of thu counties have paid
for the code they are entitled to its return
from the State. By attending TO these two
suggestions. lhe court will do much to-
wards placing the county warrants at par.
4 -NeSSrS Jones & WILKES, OF CulleOka,
have received letters patent Tor . new
.ShUru,
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ROCK SEriEeg.

IT, the Editors qftEe Iyerdtd ana Mug:
Our village il improving. J. NJ. Tay-
Tor has put up livery stable. Mr.. Tay-
lor started north last Saturday, after
goods for Christmas.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Alexander
Barker, one of our Oldest and best citi-
Zens, is dangerously ill.
The Rev. J, IL. Thompson filled the
appointment vi MAJ. arnold, at hock
Spring last Saturday, and preached an
excellent sermon on the subject of
Goods elect" Owing to the inclemen-
of the weather, we had no preaching on
Sunday.
Miss d. II. and Miss A. H., who have
been visiting DIR. Long, have returned
hOI4e. bliss Nanpia Frimm has re-
turned home from Murfreeshoro, " here
she has been teaching
svnnAihi29 greatly with that dis
tressed parent of Hurricane, but not
enough TO want the bachelors taxed to
raise their babies, as tor my own part L
feel very SECURE, as / haye NO wife to
sCold, no baby to squall, and feel very
happy while keeping bachelors hall.
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7 A ND SALE.

r. G. Reed ct al, vs.. Alex. CHea..l.am ct al.
Pursuant to a decree IIDnOunced at the
December tgI.I., iS7i, of the County Court of
Nrury county in the above cause, ! will
sell to the highest bidder, on the premises,
on Monday, the 18th day of January, 1873,
the tract of land and town lot mentioned in
the pleadingS i'll said "@U.G, which tract OF
land is bOunGe4 as follows: On the north
by &. -. Williams and J. ID. RamSey'S estate:
eIISt by jackson and Ramsey; south by
johnson, Winn and Coffee; west by K. &.
Reed and Daniel WiIsford, containing
about 10 acres, which viii DO surveyed and
the number Of aGres given on the day of
sale. Also, one house and lot, situated in
the town of CulleOka, Tenn, and bounded
as follows: ON the north by }. ID. Benefits
estate; west by Ormaus estate and railroad;
south by w. IL. wilkes; being the same
formerly owned by Mrs. Record. The land
to be sold in two OF iHorC tyaCtS and then
as awh0iU and Will be awarded TO the high
est and best Bidder. The property viii be
seldom q credit of one and two years. cx-
cent the sum Of three hundred dollars will
he required in cash. Notes with approved
security will be required, with Interest
from day OfSale, and Il lien retained on the
land and town lot for the payment Of the
purchase money. y. n. AKIN, {. q &,
Dec. II, 1874.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

H. L. wade, Admir- &C., VS., Lucinda Hunt,
ct al.
~ appearing rom affidavit filed i'm this
cause that the Defendants w. NJ. Bond and
Jplh Hunt, are nOnreSidents of the State of
tennessee: 1t is therefore ordered that
Cley enter their appearance herein before
on on the LIST Monday in January, 1873, il
p pen rule day OF said Chancery Court, TO
be held at COlumbiaaDn the 2nd Monday i'm
december 1874, and plead, answer or demur
10 Complainants Bill or the same will he
taken Tor confessed az 10 them, and set for
nearing eXparte; and that a copy of this
order be published for four consecutive
WesGs IN the Columbia HERALD AND MAIL.
NOV. nth, 1874. ID. b. COOPER, q. & NJ.
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COLUMBIA MARKET.

Office of EDSALL & MCEWEN, /
AeG. 18TH, 1874. !
bGcQs-shOulders, l0ots; sides, l5cts; hams,
l6CtS.
Butter-2O and 25c.
BeeslUG.c-20c
BLacking- 75c.al 90 y doz
COttOH-S To liz cts. Dull
Cotton Seed-30c per 100 TBS,
COrn-80 per buShel,
Co6ee-2GS to go tor Rio by Sack Laguira 26
Java Sic
Coal Oils test, 4Octs. per gallon.
CdndLes-2212CG25c. - h.
EgGs-l2% to 15c.
FLOURISH to 400 per l22 rYs.
GiTGf,-tC4sJ6c. ''
Hungarian Grass Seed-175 to 200. 4 bushel.
Ldrd-l7tcen
Lime-25G30c. u buShel,
MedL-S1 .05.
MoLasses and Syraps -oommon, 75c. SlO0; goI-
den syrup, Sl6gl %.
Pea N4ts-S0 to % cts. Dull.
PePper-35940c.
RIce-ll4I2c.
Rye-Sl.30 per bu.
Sdlt-80O 325. for bu; for 81 bushels, s2,5O.
Soqp-I0ql5c.
S0dd-lO9 l2c
S.Gqr-AeW C.rIaanS, lug Iic; nemerara, l4d
i3c; \ sugar, l3c}a crushed and granulated,
Teq0I.OOg2.OO u ID.
TdLOto-6c. Is 10.
RoOL-Dull at quotations, % 10.
WheGt-s5c ,GSl.00.
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LINES
In memory of ALLIE JOSIE kINZER, who
died February 25th, 1871, aged years. s
months and q days.
We miss thee sadly, loved one,
Ever since you went away;
Though trying hard to be resagned,
Our kind Master to obey.
We miss thee sadly, loved one,
Where ,er we rest or roam;
Though life tries hard to charm US,
There's vacant seat at home.
We miss thee sadly, loved one,
Although thy mates still stay,
To cheer US in our journey,
And chase the gloom away.
We miss thee sadly, loved one,"
And none can take thy pl ice;
We miss thy gentle prattle,
We miss thy smiling face.
We miss thee sadly, loved one,
But most in time of prayer;
When bowed before our Fathers throne,
To ask protecting care.
We miss thee sadly, loved one,
AS onward t. the grave,
In our Savior strength We wander,
Whose strength we know will save.
We miss thee sadly, loved one,
But then time will come,
When earth will vanish from US,
Wen join thee in thy homs.
W.R. NJ.
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I'D Down Bu1 One-.set,um Tp..,

The tUS Vep-Pin Alleys of Mr. Bob
d. Jamison in Hammer Hall, have been
re-dresSed, and the balls re>turned, will
be open to-day, to all those who wish to
roll. The proprietor will keep the
alieYs open both day and night during
the Christmas Holidays, and the per-
son who makes the largest game with
thirty balls between now aud the first
day of January. will be presented with
Five Dollar Greenback The best of
order will be kept.
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Who has Queen of the sostL" C,.rn
Mill To sell, from u 10 "a inches, and in
running Oraer? Please inform Posa Mas
ter at Lynnville, Giles county.
Dec. 25-lt. STEPHEN HART.
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To our Snhscribers.

After the LIST day of January, 1879, the
HERALD will not be sent to any man who
has not paid his subscription in advance.
II Commodore Vanderbilt lived in Column
bi1, lac would not after that date, get his
paper unless paid in advance. Every body
viii he treated alike-we Will not make
flesh OF one and fish of another.
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The boys-in fact all of us want to
eat Christmas dinners, pop fire-crack-
ers, etc, ETC., during the holidays, and
consequently there will be no paper is
sued next week. Christmas comes but
once a year, yOu know.
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4 beautiful Chrome. 1Ox12, choice of six
Landscap IS. etc, given away with evey sub
scriber TO n. \. Ledger, Weekly, Saturday
Night, Wayerlya Chimney Corner, etc; For
B6Uk Store, next to Post Office. decIS-2w
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A:CHANGE IN BUSINESS.

From tho following notice 10 viii bs yrcu
thaJ have formed O. partnership with Mr..
Eugene Pillow, who, after the FIRST prDN.
Will he associated with me iu thu interest
Of Insurance. GEO. tlIII.bREE,l.
With much pleasure 7 announce Ia my
friends that have purchased OF Mr. GcV.
Childress, an interest m TLs Insurance
Agency, Of Columbia. Very respectfully,
EUGENE PILLOW.
We would NCUy respectfully, call tho at
tcntiOn of our friends, vino, hy their liberal
patronage, have shown favor tu this
Agency, and all who are or may bn interest
ed in the protection of life aut property, ~
the TACT, that 10 BIS our desire and intention
To promote and udNaur" fIr tHueU 81 In
surancc In our yOiuruuuIIy. representing -
edo, The oldest 'tIufF NET uai rrr tSsfsf'
Corporations Of Europe ugU America Hy
which we are ,uublDigi uV fu.a. 90 uflcT 10
the public the BE,r indemnity at tho ram
LONGEST rate commensurate with the hazard
and 10 this end, viii devote our hcst
energies. Feeling gEt,iI Tor past mNOrs
earnestly soliciting tHU continuation Of tho
same with the addition Tam new business.
Very Truly Nuu-,
CHlLDBES5 a PILLOW, Agents.
Oct. Bth 1874.
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AmOId FASHIONED Love Letter.

A number of our subscribers have re-
Uuested us to print the following love
letter, written for ReY. Punkin
Davis many years ago, by Rev. VIM.
HOrsley. Mr.. Davis has carried it in
his head for more than thirty years, and
we print it below as it fell from his lips.
He says the worst of it is, that girl went
and married arotker fellow, after all his
fine writing,
COLUMBIA, September, 1913.
To AIiss Jane Oliver, Charlotte, Dick
son county. Dear Missi-I take this
pleasure of addressing you by way of
letter, az not having a proper oppOrtu-
nifty of visiting you at this time, which
would be far more gratifying to my feel
ings, if had the chance to do so. The
subject on which | wish to dwell, is
subject which all lovers wish to present
to those whom they wish to mingle
their sentiments and affections through
future life with. When / am in your
company, enjoying the highest earthly
bliss, my whole soul is so completely
overcome with your charms, and filled
with your amiable graces, that laud L
your superior merits so, that when Im
necessarily absent, that they present
themselves with all their loneliness,
and become my constant study and adj
mIration, which ever keeps up an ar
dent desire to obtain the object of my
wishes and the desires of my heart.
And if you hfye the same sincere desire
toward me, your admirer, lothing
COULD or shogld Keep apart, feelings so
so happily blended ana strangely uni
ted; therefore 1 wish you to consult
your own mind and bring our corres~
pondence to an end, by informing me
that YOU are ready for that uni On which
would unite us in one for life, Permit
me, therefore to subscribe myself your
affectionate lover forever, dear Miss.
JOHN d. (PUNKIN) DAVIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

We are really ashamed to be dunninG
and begging our SUbScTibeTS-but how is ii
to be avoided? Please inform us in person
or by i. o. order,
For a week or so past, three men i'll dis
guISe, have been rObblng negroes IN Mar
shall county, near LewisbuFg. Sheriff =. d..
Davis, and a citizen named w. w. Walker,
hearing that one was stationed on a cross
road short distance from LewiSburg, last
Friday night mounted horses and went in
pursuit of him. The man with the visor
seeing them coming up in "a gallOp toward
him, and fearing arrest, put spurs TO his
horse, and a race OF a half mile enSued, end
ing in the disguised man falling into the
road, and his abandonment of his horse and
taking through field on foot relieving
himself OF his disguise as he went along 1t
being an impeachment to his progress while
shot after shot was sent after him. when
finally captured he was found to he no 9TH
er than John HOpWOOd, "a well known Rad
ical of that vicinity. His garb consisted of
red calico with white trimmings, X. X. h.
being cOnspicuOusly represented. He was
put in Jail TO await trial before the Grimm
al Court, ia. default of $1,000 bail. The two
others, who are Supposed &c be his accom-
pliceS, are suspected, but as yet nave not
been arrested. John HopwOod's father,
who is "A wealthy man and the leading Rad
zeal in Marshall county, refused to go on
his sons bond. The law fixes the penalty
tor appearing in KulIluN disguise at from
ten Years in the penitentiary to hanging;
the Lowest penalty il ten years in the penl-
tertiary, and 81 200 security is small bond
Begin the New Year a4lght, by paying
the printer.
One of the finest English scholars read
paper before a London society lately, in
which he called attention to the mounds
on the banks OfDuck river, and gave 1T as
his opinion that they must contain many
valuable curiOSities.
Cross not the threshold of a New \ ear
with an unpaid printers bill on your con-
science.
Give Christmas presents 10 your chill
dren, and get your subscription receipt for
the Herald.
Every hotel keeper in the United States
should send his apple dumping cook to
there to learn how to cook dumpIlngs The
dumplings at that hotel are dumplings that
are dumplings.
The Maxwell House is the incest place
to stop at in the United States. There you
have everything nice, clean and comtOrtii-
BILE, without a single hotel smell about IL;
you are treated like clever fellow by the
most gentlemanly of attaches, La Prade
and CkawiS-d: and everybody sees you.
What More cotld ySu ask?
The facetiOuSJ j. BatemaI smith, OF the
Fayetteville Express, says among other good
things, that "miSchieVOuS yOunBStef who
pulled the tail of McGimseyS wild cat the
other day, will hang up his socks this Christ
mas with his left band"
old smokers find it very difficult to get
a fiFSt-FRte article OF smoking tobacco No
sooner does brand become popular than IL
begins to deteriOrate. The best article We
have smoked lately * brand made by
Leggat, Hudson n Butler, st. Louis.
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I IMPORTANT NOTICE..

All persons having claims to como before
the January Quarterly Court will please pre-
sent them to the undersigned at the County
Clerks office Oh Monday, December 2Sth, in
order that they may be passed upon aud pay
ment recommended, if found correct. All
persons holding County Warrants are respect
fully requested to report the number of the
warrant and the amount, and to whom paya~
BILE, to A. n. Akin, County Clerk, between
now and January LIST, 1875. as we desire to
know the indebtcdaCSs Of the county by that
time. W, .. GORDON,
w. NJ. SULLIVAN,
Dec. Is IT. Financial Com.
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Dwelling for Rent.

The large brick dwelling house, containing
eight rooms and large, dry and airy bGGe-
ment, with good eister2, stable, ka5deR,, etc.
better. knowE as the Rye property" will be
rented for the coming year on reasonable
tesms, Apply to
Dec. lI-3t, J. w. BENNINGTON.
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For State Treasurer,

ES- Buy your Christmas presents of Com
stock Il Rushton-Newest, best and cheapest
in town. declS-it
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

Choap Tor cash or on time to suit purchas-
crS. Ihree lots are on Bennett Street, three
on spring street, one house and lot in yell
low IoWn, ten lots on the Pulaski Pike adj
coming the corporation limits, fifteen lots in
macedonia, near the northwest margin of
columbia. Terms to suit purchasers. Call
at my office and see for yourself
Dec. 1-tf. IVY Ia, TIMMONS,
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Money EnlInd.
The Best Offer Vel,

A small amount money found, viii h the
owner can have by describing, and paying the
printer bill at this ofibe.
Dec. Il-tf D. A. DIGGER
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CafhcdraIs Of England.

Bishop Quintard will deliver his pop
| ular lecture upon the above subject
next Thursday evening, Dec. 3lst, New
Years Eve, at z o'clock, in the Episco
pal Church of this town, and we bespeak
for it large audience, and for the audi
ence very instructive and agreeable
entertainment. The Bishop has deliver
ed this lecture to a large audience on one
or more occasions in Nashville, and
each time elected the highest encomi-
ums from them and the press of the
city. 1t is for the benefit of his branch
of the church here, and we hope all de-
nominations of Christians will lend
their generous support by large at
tendance. Price of admission to the
lecture only 80 cents; children under
II years and schools, half price.
WIT. Pheasant Male and Female Insti-
tuGe.
This excellent school, under the charge
of Prof. J. p. Hamilton, a teacher Of
fine reputation, closed its Fall session
last Wednesday. The exercises en-
braced few compositions, interspersed
with music from an interesting music
class of seventeen young girls. The
Spring session begins on the 18th of Jan
uary, 1875. The kind and hOspitable
people of Mt. Pleasant are making am
ME preparations to accommodate all
who may desire to board their sons and
daughters from home and patronize
this school. Boarding is exceedingly
cheap, ranging from $40 to $3.50 per
month, everything included. Tuition
is also very cheap, considering the char
acter of the instruction, and the ability
and skill OF the teachers, ranging from
$3.50 to S25 90 per session of five
The past session numbered
one hundred and sixteen pupils, and
made an avAIage in daily attendance
throughout the entire session OF over
The prospect for the Spring
session is very encouraging, when we
take into consideration the shOrtneSs of
the crops and the financial pressure
resting upon the country. Prot. Hams |
ilton is considered one of the best dis |
oiplinarians in all the country, and yet
he governs mainly by kindness. His |
pupils respect and obey him, and no |
part of their education is more valuable |
% them than this. Proper discipline |
;ultivates love and appreciation OF
luty, without which learning is value
ess. Surely such a school in such a
will succeed. 1t certainly de-
erVeS success.
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DEATHS.
LINES

In Coleraine, Ireland, Nov. 9th, Mrs.
ELIzAFETIt ANnREWs, mother of Mr.. Jas
Andrews, of this place; aged So years,
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Excess of resources over liabilities 2,I9O ii
All other liabilities, interest on notes due
FIRST National Bank, amount not known.
Respectfully,
L. Il. RAINS,
H. b. TITCOMB, Finance Com
L. NJ. MATTHEWS,
True Copy-JAMEs j.. GUEST Recorder.
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For Rart

We are authorized 10 announce Mr. w. j,
DALE as a candidate for State Treasurer.
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Business Notices.
For Sale.
Wanted

have for sale several horses I'm twelve
months time. A ~ G,,oJIps IT
Dec, 23-tf. - ' 'N'
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AGGInfSrtable dwelling, with necessary out
houses, and water convenient.
Dec. IL If. D. G. HELM.
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Received during the year from

Fines, .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 407 %
Received during the year from
Merchant and Privilege taX,...... 2737 81 |
Received during the year for taxes 500 81 |
Received during the year fromJ.
NJ. Hickey, County Court Clerk, sol So |
Received during the year from A.
N. Akin, County Court Clerk, 81 IS |
Received during the year from
redeemed land which had been
sold for Taxes. .............. us 40
On hand at beginning of the year 5S2 So
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The meeting of Stockholders Of tie Maui
~ county a. NJ. II. & l.. :. Society. will
take place on Saturday, ii January, 1874.
n. n. AKIN,
december nth, lS71.-td Secretary.
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Financial Condition of the Corpora
lion of lumbIa---RepOFt of HI
nance Committee.
To The Hon. Board of Mayor aud Aldermen:
Having made a final settlement with John
L.atta, City Marshal, respectfully submit
the following report:
We find him charged with balance
on hand last settlement.............Sl 05l 30
Received since, from j. M. Hickey,
County Court Clerk 3l4 s.
Received since from a. n. Akin,
County Court Clerk,....................... 81 So
Received since from j. l., Guest,
hecOfQef, bOb %
Received since for Taxes, ............. 2,262 10
Received since from d. b. Cooper,
&. NJ, to redeem w. Galloway's
property sold for taxes, ................. I74 Is
S 4,493 IL
We find that he has disburscd on
vouchers which we examined and
found correct, 3772 81
s 40 "A
Leaving balance in hands of $40 "A, which
has been paid to Mr.. E. w. Gamble, chair
man of the Finance Committee of the new
ly elected Board, a receipt for which is here
with presented.
"Received of T. B. Rains, c. &c, seven
hundred and twenty dollars and sew
ty four cents, amount received from John
Latta, City Treasurer"
E. w. GAMBLE, C.F.C.
We have also made final settlement
with Mr.. Latta as Tax Collector.
At the commencement of the
present corporate year, he was
charged with uncollected taxes
for the years 1868, SO, 20, II, 70,
ana $40 %
The Tax list tor 1874 amounted to-. 9,782 SO |
Taxes assessed by Mr.. Latta,......... II 90 |
Error in Tax List, IS73.................. 200 90
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s. ., 80 O, O 90
I'M GIFTS,
ALL CASH !!
PRICE OF TICKETS.

PRICE OF IEtAE AA,
Whole Tickets $50 90
Halves - 90
Tenth. or each Coupon. j 90
II Whole Tickets 900 90
Z22l1cketS 90
The payment of gifts will begin the fifth
day after the drawing. Tickets must be pre-
Building, Louisville, Ky. whore they will be
taken up and paid by Cash Checks upon the
Farmers and DrOyers Bank of Louisville
Every Whole Ticket has ten parts, each
part bearing the number Of the Whole Ticket.
Therefore, a tenth of ticket entitlss the
holder thereof to One-tenth of whatever the
Whole Ticket may draw.
For tickets and information, address,
THOS. T.. RSFAyEH.ET'EE,
AGENT AND MANAGER
Public Library Building, Louisville, BY.
declS- feb27-75-
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Money wanted


We are greatly in need OF money, and
our friends indebted to us will please
come forward and pay up.
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s 2,3334 IS

In compliance with your instructions to
prepare an itemiZed statement of receipts
and disbursements during the corporate
year just closed, also an itemized statement
OF the present resources and liabilities of
the city, report
RECEIPTS.
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CULLEOKA INSTITUTE
MAURY COUNTY. TENN.
W. B. Webb, a. L., ]. N. Webb, =. N.
I NSOLVENT NOTICE.

The next session opens January EIth,
1873. Board and tuition per session of 20
wes ks, aSS. No extras. declS-3t.
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To 9th February, 1875;

THE SCHEME Is ONE HUNDRED
IHOI-SAND EICk EIS-