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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-05-22
WILLIAMsPORT ITEMS

: Friday night, the 9Th instant, the Good
/ IempIars of the WALLACE had O very good
Time, over public installation of newly
elected officers. After which, Capt. Lee Bull
JOCK, of Columbia, made telling speech OF
three-Quarters OF an hour, keeping the audi
/ ence spell-bound with truthful and convinc-
! ing remarks. Rev Mr.. Hull also made a
/ brief and wholesome talk. The affair con-
/ cluded with four limitations. The following
Transport Lodge of good Templars: ]. F.
Mrs: Capt Kinzer, Wv. r; John A. Kinzer,
lianls w. r.; J. 3. Meroney, W. F. s.; T. E.
kirkpatrick, w. c.. q. K. Houser, w. NJ;
Miss Isora Moore, w. D, NJ: Miss Carrie Ra-
sor, r. II. S.; Miss Lula Thompson, L. H. -;
Samuel A. Baker, /. g.; j. ". Thompson,
y: e.; w. q. Harlan, Organtst and Vocalist.
The pupils of the male and female schools
OF the village had joint picnic last Friday,
In which there was nothing but joy and
happiness.
Monroe Walker, Esq, of the village, had
big pow-wOw over the capture of a seventy
pound cat fish in his trap last week. Its
eggs alone weighed eight pounds.
The various public roads in this portion OF
the county are sadly in need OF work. The
Greenfield and Delk bend road has two
trees across 1t. The bad condition Of the
roadE the past winter speaks loud ana
thunderods tones in behalf Of turnpikes and
railroads.
Rev James Williams will preach Friday
night, the 18th of June at the Hamtown
school house.
The many friends of Miss Mary Delk will
DS gnu ~ learn VI 1SL Bp6G0S 1SGONCAS 4ASiAA
severe case of typhoid-pneumonia.
Bette Thompson, colored, buried a
daughter last week, who died of lung dis
ease.
Our reporter had the pleasure of a brief
visit to the Suck Island bend country last
week and found the farmers moving things
In energetic style.
The NJ. E. Church, of the village has
new bell of six hundred pounds weight,
that calls loudly for old, young, great and
small to take heed to its warning voice and
fly from sin.
Corn and cotton have come up rapidly in |
the last few days. The cut worm has COM |
menced his devastations on the farm |
ers already. The latter part oflast and the |
first part of this week, the mornings and |
nights have been very cold, too much so for |
the farming interest. A warm shower |
would be adecided benefit just at this time, |
as the ground is very cloddy and dry.
Ben McEnnelly and Frank Lee, COL, had |
loud words Monday night with, threats of |
blows, all about their mutual |
sweetheart.
Corn is selling from three and half to
four dollars per barrel in this section. Ba-
con is very scarce and all the last years
crop of cotton is rapidly disappearing from
this portion of the country.
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w. F. WHITEsIDES, PFop'r.,
WOolbiffn- Warren 90. 4
REMARKS.

We have established arsf-cass school Of
ten years standing, inferior 10 none in Ken
tEoky, for the education OF young ladies, on
plain, practical principles, devoid Of unnec-
essary expense ard superficial display. / am
located in healthy portion OF the country, on
large and fertile farm, and give my whole
attention 70 the supplying 81 the household
with every provision necessary Tor health and
comfort. raise large supplies 0i corn, wheat,
hogs, cattle, vegetables aud fruits; canned
fruits are always prepared fjr winter use.
Being TINS situated. | am able 20 give a
better salary % competent Teachers b. fur
nish your daughters healthier food, aud
charge you more moderate prices than yop
can Ind IN any school Of Ike advantage Ia
any State 10 the Union. Every years eK-
perience teaches the importance Of having
girls removed FROM the many disturbing in
eUenccs incident 90 rs school Ia town or
city. Many thanks are due the public for
liberal patronage during the past years, and :
by faithful discharge OF our duties through
out the coming ones, we hope 10 merit aud rs -
ceive renewed proofs Of confidence aud an
probation.
Augl -l5-yI ". r.. WutTESIDE-
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Radical Meeting.

According TO announcement from Va
rious pulpits, meeting Was held at a
cOlored church on Rtndalls river. W ed
nesday night last, and was addressed by
James II. Gregory, BAalam FriersOn,
col G.. w. Black burn, 4. NJ. Hughes,
Jr., and Albert Green, coll, who were
present by invitation Two Demo-
cratic candid ltes attended. and were
treated very politely by the audience and
Radisa speakers. b sala'n announces
himself a candidate for Trustee. We
hope to have a full account OF Jne "Open-
ing OF the campaign" in our next issue.
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May H. 1874, AT the residence OF Mr.. John
Dohbins, by the Rev, B. g. FerrilI, Mr.. w.
S. HOWARD, of Union City, Tenn, to Miss
ANNA DoBBINS.
At the residence OF the brides father, ON
Tuesday, May 18th, Mr.. THOMAS Il. Afford,
OF Nashville, to Mss LAURA HOWELL of this
county.
'Tis always pleasant to witness thus the
union of warm and loving hearts-the torch
of Hymen lighted by the God of love, and
picture to ourselves the bright future which
extends through the long vista of happy
years, ana feel whilst "life is full of cares
and troubles" each will find a willing heart
and ready hand to bridge their rugged path
way-he ever watchful that the Ewinds of
heaven visit not her cheeks too roughly
whilst she all devotion and tenderest care,
Sustatns his every action and with prayer
begS heavens choicest blessings. Such
were our thoughts when witnessing the sa-
cred rites recorded above-knowing full
well the manly qualities of the happy
groom, and the wOmanly graces OF the fair
young bride Vouchsafed to each as bright a
future here rs mortals could ever hope to
gain. g. {.
G. L. Brown to NJ. f. Walden.
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THANCERY SALE
nE H1HGT A

"A
By virtue OF decree of the Chanccry
Court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered at its
December term, 1873, in the case of James
Neyils vs., w. III; Cunningham, i will sell
to the highest bidder at the courthouse
door in the town of Columbia, on Monday,
the 18th day of June 1874, a house and two
lots, described and bounded as follows: The
first, beginning in the centre of Knob
Creek, near small culvert on the Santa
Fe Pike, in front of the residence of Ed.
Partee; running thence north S3 west 19t
chains, through a four and az sycamore,
with !. 81. Thomas liae to q stake in said
line, thence south degree, minutes, $40
chains TO the centre OF Knob Creek; thence
north east degrees, 3chains with the me-
anders OF the centre of the
creek to the beginning, end Containing 2
acres, roods, 81 Sc 100 perGhes. The second
lot; beginning at the stake in the centre OF
Knob Creek, near the smallest culvert. in
front ofthe dwelling of the said Cunning
ham; thence north s. dogs, W 1854 chains,
to cherry tree IN W. 9. Sellers line; thence
north degree. east 56.l chains to the CEN
tire Of the creek near a large sycamore;
THENCE down the centre OF the creek with
its meanders to the beginning, containg
acres, r0ods aud 25-l0 peTchea. said
house and lots will be sold for cash.
May 10, 1914, ID. b. COOPER, G. & NJ,
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Ed Brown. col was killed by the cir
cular saw al LeibhaTt's steam saw mill,
Frierson settlement, on Thursday of last
week. He was lifting one end OF a plank
over the saw, when the saw struck the
plank and jerked him down and almost
sawed him in two. Mr.. Leibhart, who
had hold Of the other end of the plank
came very near being seriously hunt by
il as il was thrown past him by the saw
The only words Ed. Brown said after he
was hurt, were: Don't move me" He
died in few minutes. Persons cannot
be too careful when they are about a
saw run by steam
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COLUMBIA MARKET.
once ofMARTIN, d EMBRY

once ofMARTIN, & EMBRY }
-'~ May 2lst. 1874. !
Bacon II cts. hcg round.
Butter-l5c. Dull
beestOoI-AD1,
BiGekino-75e.5gi GO y do4
BdHt,t1-l6 to zoe.
Cottog-Dull at 10 l5}3 cts.
Cotton Ssed-aOc per lO0 fba.
O9rn-65c loose from wagons, and demand
CoFee-25 to CSC for Rio by Sack Laguira z
to 80 Java 81 to ";
Coal OL-371Ic by Inc barrel; 4O5 soc. p gal
Ctradles-2211a125c. D ID.
Eogs-l0c. Scarce.
ErteG Fsass-AppIes az; Ior quarter Peaches
SIC: Peaches &c; Peeled Peaches 1913 to l5c.
FIourH. 90 TO 500 per 100 Us.
GiEaer-40C150c.
German Millet-225 to $50 = bushel.
Hungarian Grass Seed-200. A bushel.
Lesrd-In new CoOperage, lie; in old,s,
in old.
Li,pe-5e@eG2. 2 husheI,
hseqk-SFIU from wagons.
Missouri 3IilieL-lJU.
MoLasses and Syrupe-eommon, 75c. 9l0O; gOl-
den syrup, SlG11.25.
Pea~Nuts-l.35. Better feeling.
Penper-35940c.
Rice-II9l2e.
Sait-825 $50. for bu; for ga
Soap-l0915c.
1SOdd-I09l2c.
Sugar-New Orleans, lQ0I4c; Demerara, LAG
I5e; 4 sugar, l5e; crushed and graduated
Tsa2f.2592.5O pD.
TaIloaq-6c. D n.
Wool-Dull at quotations, 20 too.
Wkeat-1.00t9l 80; Dull.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
/ I. B. Padgett In use OIL. NJ. Hickey OF ais,
VS.. w. u. FoNall 81 ale.

!. b. Padgett tn use OH. NJ. Hickey OF ais,
VS.. W. X. FoNall ct ais.
II appearing to me from complRinant'E
dill, which is sworn %, that W. l.. kennedy
ind the unknown heirs OF tho following
named parties, to-wit; John Kennedy.
iced. X. G.. Kennedy, decd, Nndrew J, ~
ledy decd, Barbara Hin, deed, samuel y.
Kennedy, decd, Evundrr kcunedy, decd,
lohn kednedy. Jr., decd, Weakly kcnne-
ly, decd William Kennedy, decd. are
nOn-residents Of the State OF Tennessee, 10
hat the ordinary process OF law cannot DO
served upon them: it "a therefore ordered by
ne that publication be- made for four con-
'ecutive weeks I'm the Herald aud Mail, n
newspaper Published la Columbia, Mnury
county, tennessee, the last of which shall
~ AT least one week before the next setting
II the Chancery Court, Ia be held on tho
,econd Monday In June next, at the court.
louse In Columbia, Tennessee, requiring
the said non residents, then aud there toa p
pear, and 70 plead, answer or demur tO
rOmplanant's bill, or the same will DO taken
for confessed as TO him and set for hearing
exparte. ID. n. COOPER, e. a NJ.
Man Sth 1874.
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While Mr.. Cooley CLARK, Of Mt. Pleasant,
was fi{Iipgupa lamp ia his room a few
nights ago, candle which sat near. came
IN contact with the oil, which caused the
Ian1p I'd explode, burning his eyebrows and
hair considerably. II was with dlfhculty he
succeeded in exunEuiShing the names,
which Ge did by throwing over II blahket'
SoOIeyrs handsome face was very much diS-
figured. 80 much so that he could not 60 on
the picnic excursion 20 Rattlesnake Falls
last Saturday
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For Tax Collector,

We are authorized TO announce JAMES
II. GREGORY, as a candidate for Tax Col
lector of Maury county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized to announce Capt. A. A.
LIPSCOMB, as a candidate for Tax Collector
of Maury county, at the ensuing election
We are authorized to announce SAM, X.
WATKINS, as candidate for Tax Collector
of Maury county, at the next election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN II.
COOPER, of Bear Creek, as a candidate foi
Tax Collector of Maury county, at the ensu-
ing August election.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

l.. q. johnson, Executor, Va. Abe FitEgor.
aid 81 ais.
10 appearing TO me from complainnnfa
bill, which Is sworn 10. that kebecoa Burns
and husband, Lera Burns, are non residents
VI the state OF tennessee. so that the ordi-
lary process OF law cannot be served upofa
hem: IL Is therefore ordered by me that pub
icalion be made for four consecutive weeks
n the Herald n Mail, a newspaper publish
d in Columbia, Maury county, Tennoasee,
he last OF which shall be nc least one w0ek
before the next setting OF the Chancsry
Court, TO be held on the second Monday In
Iune next, al the Court-huus In Colum bias
tennessee. requiring the said Rebecoa
burns and husband, Lera Burns, then ana
there to appear, ana plead, answer OF De-
se taken for confessed as TO him and set for
hearing eNparte.
MUy sth, 1874. ID. b. COOPER, g. q M.
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a. ]. Kuhn ct al. Expartes.


Notice is hereby given that A. J. Kuhn
Martin q Embry, Embry & Frierson, F. II
Smith, EdsaIl & McEwen, John A. Engie
A. c. Hickey, s. w. Frierson, j. H. Digger,
w. P. Morgan, E w. Gamble, Walker 4
Lipscomb, J. r. & W. F. Tucker F.. III. Wat
kins, j. L. Guest, d. A. Digger, A. d. Frier-
son, ID. A. Frierson, l.. d. Myers, =. F..
Cheairs, sheppard & Harrison, Wither-
spoon & Sanders, NJ. Ruttle j. p. McFerriu
and VIM. B. Wilson, all citizens of Maury
county, Tennessee, have filed their Deti ton
In the Chancery Court at Columbia, Ten
nesSee, setting forth that they have organ
lied themselves into a company for the
purpose of erecting, building and operating
Custom and Merchant Steam Mill. C-1,-.iion
Gin and other machtns.S az or near tbs do
POI IN Co!ufn1 Ia, said mills TO be known
anu styIed the Colum bia Denot Mills The
uSSlsn OF the petitioners is to engage 'gener-
any IN tne PURCHASE OF wheat, corn and
oLner grains and to sell meal and flour 10
tnls ana other markets. They ask for a
charCer OF incorporation, with all the pow
eIs, privileges and tmmunities incident and
necessary TO promote corporations and 10
enable them IN te ise and hold real estate, TO
gue and be sued in their corporate name. to
buy and sell wheat, corn, meal, -four and
all other articles Pertaining 70 the mill bu-
s1ness, ana TO operate in conjunction with
their said mill a Cotton Gin, or any other
machinery as an adjunct they may desire
the capital stock of said company not 10
exceed two hundred thousand dollars. They
ask for rule day as provided by statute, TO
hear and determine the matters and things
in their petition set forth.
May 10, 1874. =. b. COOPER, G.. Il M
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Thomas j. Dorset, Administrators, &C.. vs..
Samuel Fl. Dorset and others.
Ii appearing To me from complainant
bill, which Is sworn to, that Samuel III. Dor
sett, William n. Dorset, Emily Cleggett
wife of John w. Lyons, Mary H. Berry
wife of ID. Geo. ". Berry, are non-resldents
of the State of Tennessee, 50 that the Ordi-
nary process of law cannot be served upon
them: II is therefore ordered by me that
publication be made for four consecutive
weeks, 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 June next, at the Courthouse
in Columbia, Tennessee, requiring the said
non-reSidents thon and there to appear, and
to plead, answer or demur TO complainant's
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing exparte.
May Sth, 1874. II. i. COOPER, G.. & NJ.
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We are authorized to announce JOHN
LAMAR as candidate for reelection 10
the office Of Constable of the 9th civil dis.
trict of Maury country, at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized TO announce J, ]
WORTHAM, Red FIN as a candidate for
REELECTION to the office of Constable of the
18th district of Maury county, at the ensu-
ing August election-if Joe is willing.
We are authorized TO announce MARCUS
l.. DICK PERRY as a candidate for Con-
stable in the 7th civil district of Maury
county, at the ensuing August election.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

Notice is hereby given that 4. IL. Green,
Nathan Vaught, John A. Englo AMI others,
Worshipful Master, Wardens and Brethren Of
Columbia Lodge No. ~, i. & A Ne, have
fled their petition in the Chancery Court Mt
Columbia, Maury county, Tennessee, setting
firth that they are a MASONIC body. acting
and working under n charter from the Grand
Lodge Of I. a. NJ, q the state Of Tonnes
der he laws Of hi State, under the name and
style of columbia Lodge No. 81 Free and
Accentsd Masons," and that they have grant.
eli unto them the power Of suing and being
sued; of contracting and belIg contracted
with; of holding, buying and selling, and CON
yey;ng properly both real and personal, 70 es-
may be necessary for the purposes contem pla-
red; and that they ask for such other decreeC
as may be necessary TO carry into eject the
of said lodge not inconsist-
ent with the laws Of the State.
NAYS 1873, ID. u. COOPER, G.. & NJ,
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE,
+. II. Green WGrSiIpful Master, ct ais, W
Aiphhan Tnr1a,, ar oil

r. ii. Green, WGrShipful Master, ct ais, vs..
stephen Jordan ct ais.
1t appearing TO me from complaInant'5
bill, which is sworn to, that John v. Far
well, ofChicaso ILL.,, Is g, Nonresident of the
State OF Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary pro-
cess Cs Law cannot be served upon him: 10 H.
therefore ordered by me that publication be
made for four co 1Secutive weeks la the Her
aid ana Mail, "A newspaper published In Co
lumbla, Maury unuI1ty, Tenn, the last of
which shall be at least one week before the
next setting of the Chancery court, 10 be
held on the second Monday in June next,
at the courthouse in Columbia. Tennessee.
requiring the said John V. FaTwell then and
there to appear. and plead, answer or de-
muir 10 complainanps bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed as to him and set for
hearing eXparte,
May 9th, 49, ID. b. COOPER, q. g. NJ
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rae lee Cream Festival.

Don't forgst The Ice cream and straw
berry festival ST The Nelson House to-
night. One OF tue most interesting
features Of the occasion VIII be,
bouquet will be voted to the G4ost beau
tiful young lady there and one &c the
hAuGsomest young man. A ballot-box
will be opened for the purpose. 1t will
I've an interesting sffSir.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE,

A. Il. Cathey, Administrator, W. j. J. Web.
ster, ct ala.
1t appearing to me from cOnplainnnts
bill, which is sworn to, that Mrs. Robert
son Is a nonresident of the State of Tennes-
see, so that the ordinary process of law can
not be served Epon her: IL Is therefore or
dered by me that publication be made Ia
the Herald and Mail, "a newspaper publish.
ed in the town of Columbia, the last OF
which shall be at least one week before the
next setting Of the Chancery Court, TO be
ty, Tennessee, on the second Monday in
June, 1874, requiring the said Mrs. Robert
son then and there to appear, and 70 plead,
answer or dcnlur 20 omplainant's blll, or
the same Will be taken for confessed a. 10
her and set for hearing exparte.
May Is, 1874, d. 3. COOPER, q. X Ne
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AnfOlRetae Falls.

The party OF ladies and gentlemen that
was to visit the above falls on Thursday
will go on Tuesday instead. All the party are
requested to meet in front of the residence
of DIR. T. b. Rains promptly at o'clock
in the morning, so that all may get an early
start together. Some fifteen or twenty cou-
pies com pose the party,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Edward Kuhn and others vs. Stephen Jordan
aud others.
II appearing 90 me from complain MT q
bill. which Is sworn q, that Jno. V. Farwell
is a nonresident Of the State OF tennessee, 90
hat the ordinary process uf law cannot be
served upon him: IL Il there ore ordered By
me that publication be made for four cnnaeNu-
i've weeks in the Herald aud Mtii n newspa-
per published IA Columbia, Maury county,
fore the next settinE Jfthe Chanccry Court, 10
be held on 2nd Mond % June next, at the
court house in Columbia Tennessee, tequirinR
the sail John V Farwel then aud there to Rp-
pear, and plead, answer or Iomur 20 complain
ants bill. or the same 10 be taken for ,nfess-
Oh rs 10 him and set for hearing. exparto.
Nav 7, 1874 ID. b. COOPER. Y. ~ NJ.
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SESSIONS VACATIONS, &C.

The Fall session will open on the frst Mon
day in September, 1873. Tho Distinguished
reputation Of the teachers, aud tho superior
advantages Of the institut,0u ara facts too
we'll established u require additional com
ment.
me college il located 90 "a large aud fer
tile farn. The abundant crops now on hand
enable the proprietor 10 olieT rare induce
ments 70 all who desire 10 educate their
daughters 1T u home institution, which af-
lords superior facilities for physical. intel
lectual aud moral culture and excellent Op-.
p0rtunities for n complete English education.
Ancient and Modern Languages, Art, Music.
ETC., thoroughly taught. All is pupils become
members OF the iamlly-none boarding else
whore.
The College IS situated 10 d remarkably
healthy portion OF tbs country. three mile,
southeast 81 Noydburu, village on the
Louisville a Nashville railroad. midway be-
tween Bowling Green aud FRANKLIN, ~.
Out OF 80 In family ws haze not had a single
case OF sickness tEis vacation. For pariieu-
lars or catalogue, addTeEs
w. F. WHlTEsIDES, Propr.,
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HEADQUARTERS C, F.F.
rnlrrFR1 Hnfn Ta-

A general convention of the order is here
by commanded to assemble in the Council
Hall of the q Q. at Columbia, on the 18th
day of June, 1874. 1t is especially ordered
that every G. be well and fully represented
The convocation is for purposes of vital inn
portance to the organization.
By order OF g. M.
Nav 22d, 1874. SAM RICKNEJI q 8
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MILL NOTICE.

| would respectfully notify the public that
during low water will be prepared to do
Greek. y
April I'd, Is74.--tf. M. HUNTER,
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TOR SALE.

~ hc former Residence % =. w. McIlildy
rus property lies one mile from Column bic J.,
on the Mt. Pleasant Pike. There arc about a.
acres Of land, a good dwelling, with rooms,
and plenty of OuthOuses, good orchard and
garden, and in one of the most desira BILE
neighborhoOds in the country. For terms,
apply at this office. Ia MCHADY
May 30,-'7S, Admir-
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


We are authorized to announce Hon
w. ON. PERKINS, of Williamson county
for Congress. Election in November.
We are authorized to announce n. n
cox as a candidate for Congress in this
Conversational District
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AGENCY.

Having been appointed by the County
Council of Maury county, purchasing and
selling agent of the Patrons of Husbandry
this will notify Patrons of this and adjoin-
Ing counties that am now prepared to
give prompt attention to all orders either
buying or selling. b, A ROGERS
Of1ce-Masonic Building
Columbia, Nav q IS74~tf
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For County Court Clerk

We are authorized TO announce A. n
AKIN as a candidate for County Court CLERK
Of Maury County, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
w. BLACKBURN, as q candidate for Coun
ty Court Clerk, at the ensuing August cleo
tinn
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The Williamson county candidates for
county officers met in Franklin last Nm .cn
day Tor t1 .- purpose of considering the
propriety of Iopting the "lock box sys-
tenn of making nominations The propo-
sition was fayorably entertained and
agreed to by the candidates. Doubtless
the example set by the candidates of
Maury county influenced the action of
the Williamson county aspirants- Union
and AMERICAN
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For REPRESENTATIVE

We are authorized to announce r. A
BURKE as q candidate for the Lower Hous,
ofthe next Legislature.
We are authorized to announce Capt
JAM ES b. MURPHY as a candidate tor tbs
Lower House of the next Legislature.