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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-03-12

cuaught several trout, blackperch suck
ers and catfish, one day last week.
Ann johnson, COL, has lost two vaiua
bic mules recently, by death.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sharp, of th'
Bend, have lost their little son Albert
brother OF Samuel, whose death took
place several days before, They were
twins, about one year OF sge. AIber'
died last Sunday of whooping-cough.
Isaac Hoge, col, thinking himself 3
shrewd horse jockey, proposed to swap
his mouse-cloored mule of many win
for his bay mare. After a little chiIs
chat on stock, they traded, Ike giving
Ray SIS to boot. Ike has since sued
Ray tor fifty dollars damages.
Rumor says that W. r. McKennOn
will not open his school at the Tempiars'
new hall, at Nebo, until summer, bnt
the Good Templars will dedicate it with
a big TODD some time in April.
Hurry on, April, with your joyous
and sweet flowers.
If produce sellers west of Columbia
want a good place to stop at at night let
them stay with MIR. William Voss one
night, and they will always call at the
3. C. Burnett toll-gate.
Miss Jennie Weems, who has been
with her relatives near the village for |
several weeks, returned to her sunny |
nome, Lauderdale county, last week.
The Good Templars of tho village
rave paper readings, IN various topics,
vice every month, contributed by its
These papers are decidedly
picy and interesting.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

The farmers have been at work during
the past two weeks, and much good
WAS done in the way Of blowing, feuc-
Ing, cutting briers, and sowing clover.
\ great deal of clover has been sown,
which ought to haye been done long
ago.
Rowan Erwin says poplar tree was
cut down on his Turkey creek farm,
that measured eight feet across the
stump.
Mr.. Hugh Dickens, of Dickens Greek
notoriety, is domiciIed near the village,
Just over the bluff Never in all OF his
life did he ever act with improperly,
and never knew when he had worked
slough.
Mr. VIM. Emlar, of the head waters
of Cathey's Greek, says hog and hominy
are very scarce, and that some of the
citizens and stock there are suffering for
food.
4. L. Williams, OF "River View"
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CGLgMBIA MARKET.
Office of EDSALL & NICE

Office of EDsALL & MCEwEN,
March, 18th, 1875.
B,con-ShOulders, Gets; sides, l21acts; hams
bets.
Buter-I5 and zoe.
BeesUac-20C
HacEinn-75cQI on "A doz
CottoH-S to I4cts. Firm
Cotton Seed-3Oc per 100 lbs.
GGrR--3O per bushel.
Co9ee-23 to 25c for Rio by Sack Laguira q
Java Bic.
Coal OiL-l75 test, 4Octs. per gallon.
CaHdtcs-22la lg25c. % ii.
Eggs-I215cts.
tJOur-3.5J per 100 lbs.
Giager-40950c.
hungarian Grass Seed-175 to 200. 4 bushel.
Lard-I7 cents.
Ltme-25 G30c. D. bushel.
IeaI-Sl.UO
N9lasses and Syr1eps--common, 75c.@ 8 C; gol-
den syrup, Sl9l.25.
Pea Nuts-S0 TO 80 cts. Dull.
PeDper-}5tGl 0c.
Rjce-EGI2c.
Rye-&l.30 per bu.
Salt-3Q0 325. for bu; for 51S bushels, $3.50
SoGp-IOgI5c.
SOda-I0ctS.
Supnr-New Orleans, lO913c; Demerara, I4@
Loo; A sugar, l2c}a crushed and graduated,
l31l4c.
Teq-I.OO92.OO Bh.
Idito31-6c, = 10.
WoONDul at Quotations, 20 to4O.
Eheat-SI.0OQI.0j.
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. Henry Martin, son of Judge Martin
has returned from Memphis.
The Misses LIS, of Nashville, visited oul
city few days ago.
ND. Garner and Thomas Sesler, of Hen.
ryville, were here last Monday.
A. III. Sims, of Corsicana, Texas, registered
at the Nelson House recently.
Clark Jones, of Laurel Hill, was in town
Monday. tie always comes on business y
Rev. r. g. Irvine, of Giles county was in
town last week, among his old friends. He
is getting gray.
DR.. W. T. Clark, of Henryv1lle, passed
through here Monday, on his way to
Kingston Springs. He has been practicing
medicine in CentreviIIe for fourteen
months, and has now left there for coed.
Mr.. F. II. Watkins and his estimable wife
have been in Florida a month or two. We
learn that Mr.. Watkins is so well pleased
with that sunny Cline that he has serious
notions Of living there permanently. We
hardly think he will do so, however.
Rev. A. w. Smith has gone to Dickson
county to spend about ten days with his IA
ther. There will be no preaching in the
Masonic Hall till he returns.
DR.. Jno. Kennedy, OF this county, has re-
turned from Louisville, KY, where he has
been attending medical lectures for the past
two years. He graduated with high hon
ors, and received an especially honorable
mention in anatomy.
Miss r. b, one Of COlumbia's highIs, &C
com plished daughters, has returned from
Memphis, where she has been visiting for
some time.
C. V. Cyrus returned home from MISSISSIPPI
pi a few days ago, where he went with
drove of mules.
Capt. Baker and wife left our city last |
Friday night for Fortress Monroe.
Sandy Grisham, one of our model bach
elors has returned from Sardis, MISSISSIPPI
pi, where he went in search of a wife, which
he didn't get.
John Biakely, OF San Francisco, Cal, ar
rived in this city Wednesday night last.
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Y. VI. 4. Association.

The regular monthly meeting of this
association was held at the Library, on
Monday evening, with quite large ats
tendance. The President, DR.. A. w.
Smith, presided The committee on
visitation and missionary work, report
ed that they had received some contribu-
tions for the benefit of the poor and the
suffering of our vicinity; all of which
had been judiciouly disbursed; and that
they had issued circulars to a good many
of our good people and looked for a
prompt response. After April, the reg
ular monthly meetings will be held en-
the second Friday night in each month.
The Library will be kept open every
night till ten o'clock. This association
can be made a power for good in our vi
Cinity.
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HOTEL ARRIVAL.S
NELSON EOUSE

NELSON HOUSE.
Dent Martin, st. Louis; j. B. Williams
Louisville: James McAbee, Berlin: T. r
Gray, Berlin; w, IL. Hils, II. 5 HOllins
jr., Nashville; J. w. Harvard, y. \ z
r. r.: Charles Patterson. Chas. Alison,
NJ Alison, a. Alison, Ala; J. 2. Lips
comb, Cincinnati: r. T. Jones, n. "
A. A. Sims, Texas: Judge McLemOre
Franklin; J, c. Kelly, Memphis; J. ii,
Jordan, Nashville: w. T. Clark, King
ston Springs; n. d. Garner, Thos. Seller,
A A. Breast, D. c. Douglas, George Mi
zell, G. P. Rose, Nashville: D. Nj. Spence,
Louisville; J. G. Doyle, St Louis; J. g.
Berry. WaynesborO' JOS. Nash, Nash
vile; j. Tail, ID. G. Wilson, Cincinnati.
John d. Miller, of Franklin, was here yes
terday. When last seen he was going W
the street with Dickey Tinsley ChappelI
and Capt. j. Honeymoon Andrews, talking
EtfSb.''
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By virtue of a decree of the Chnuc.l,
court NJ COlumb ia, Tenn, rendered Hr ..-
December term, 1874, in the cause ui 8. ID
Benderman VS.. j p Scott g. al, Will s... u..
Monday, the 18th dav of A pTil, $50. .f t..
courthouse door in the town OF fO.uH..H.
the remainder interest of b Scott and urU-
ers in the dover of Nancy J henderson 3D.
lands OF the deceased husband, w b. I,au-
derSon. said dover is situated In civil dis
trict NO. OF Maury county. Tenn and i-
pounded as follows: LIST, the cleared land
Beginning AT stake in Reese ThrU.-
north hOundry line at place opposite Fns
centre of LynnViile and BigbyyiIla ga.H.
IA poles east OF ThOmas' suuth-W,St conner
of land purchased of Matthew GRAY: theme.
south 1864 west G2l9 poles with centre o.
said road to rock on said road; thence north
52l2 west 10 poles to stake; thence north
% west 81 poles to "A stake SDuth-r,..t
corner OF orchard; thence north lZ., we.r
with west boundry of Orchcrd, Is poles "a. .
stake are northwest corner of orchard.
thence north II P, east A. poles, to q s,Hl.. ..
centre of said road; thence north ~ west
said with said road to stake: thence north
$40, east - poles. with centre Of said rg.l 3d.
set rock in centre OF said road, Thence. south
So, east 20 poles to tet rock. Rufus Thorn
as northwest corner: thence south" west
l2l 7-IO poles to stake Rufus Thomas. crH
ner on Reese Thomas line; thence west -r..
poles to beginning. containing - arr,-. Al-
50, the following woodland, aud bounded s.-
follows: Beginning at stake on j.. f-.
Thomas north boundry line. thcuce south
49, west 30 poles TO "A stake; thence Yves.
4 = poles 10 pin oak leaning tI,-u,g south.
80, west 20 poles to q stake; thence p..i.
passing Rufus Thomas uOrth-W.sI come.
O his wood S lot at 10 poles, In all --., rpl,s
10 the beginning, ContainingS acres Said
remainder interest will be sold ON ID cred.
of one and two Years with interest from.
date, except the sum of one hundred .rf.
fifty dollars in cash. Notes with good -,-
curity will be required OF the pulcifa-.r OIL
purchasers, and lien retained on .r.H ..-
maindsF after termination Of the dover t..-
tel est for the payment OF sand notes.
u. Il. COOPER, a.. &c e.
BY T. +. FLE2iINt,. u. Cos H.
March jth, 1879,
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Al.N Il
March 9Th, 1873.

By virtue of a decree Of the Cnau...r
court at Column ia, Tenn, rendered aI I-.
December term, 1874, in the case OF ~ 81
Vaughn VS. Geo d COlquit ct al, I Will ...
the highest bidder. at the court-huu.o aar
in the town of Columbia, tract or pH...
of land, lying and being in Maury county
9Th civil district, and bounded as follow
East by the lands OLA. o. Davis: south b..
the lands of Akin and Taylor; west Dr MD.
lands of A Q Davis; north by street. ID.
land lying in the south margin OF the town
of Columbia, and being the same anon
which said Geo ID and Martha J are living.
Said land will be sold on credit OF six ana
twelve months, free from the cquIy OF Tee
demptiOn, notes with good security with iU-
terest from date, required of the purchaser
or purchasers, and lien retained Druay-
ment of same. d. b. COOPER, CAM.
By T. T. FLEMING, -. q. g.. NJ
March 9Th 1875
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IS about to bread out in this vicinity.
There are only few cases as yet, and
hey are only slightly affected.
A certain young man in the village,
in examining his clothes one Saturday
evening, some time since, after his
washerwomsn brought them in, discov-
cred a stray garment among them that
he could not tell to which sex it
belonged. In this dilemma
ne laid the case before his landlady,
who, after a good deal of bIushing, told
him that it was a certain Enlargement
worn by females. Whether the young
man wore the aforesaid garment or not,
we know not,
Rooster" is the proper answer given
by gentleman OF this vicinity to the
bible riddle published in our issue.
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March 5th, 1875.

By virtue of decree of tho Chauc.rv
Court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered ~ n.
December term, 1874. in the case OF T.. j.
Harvell ct al, VS.. L. Oatman ct a.. viii.
sell at the courthouse door in tn town o..
Columbia, on Monday, the 18th day ..
April, 1873, the lot and law Office now on.u.
pied by LOoney and Hickey, bounded and
described as follows: Situated in COlumGta.
Maury county, being part OF lot No. Is fa
the plan of said town. Beginning SIT rr.
northwest corner of the lot on the cast ~-...
of the alley between this lot and VI. EuftI.r-.
and running south Il o, west, with the ems.
margin of said alley, 90 feet TO stake ln r-.
Ruttle'S line; thence with said RuttIt'- .E..
south 8s14o, east II feet, 50 inches tn f..
southwest corner of r. G. Gaptt's TOT. l.a...
north a east, with said Gautt's line ~.
feet to West Main st; thence west with a.Is
street II feet AZ inches TO the beginning
Said lot and office will be sold free from tU.
equity OF redemption, upon credit OF s.r.
twelve and eighteen months with inf..aa.
from day of sale, notes with good e.err.t.
required of the purchaser, and lion r.la.....
for payment OF purchase money.
ID. b. COOPER. G.. & NJ.
By II. +. FLEMING, ID. G. & ".
March 9TH, 1879.
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BY 4. +. FLEMING, u.
March 5th, 1875.

By virtue of n decree of the Cuanr. ..n
court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered 20
Decent Der term, 1874. III the case of 3" DE-
Alma /, ct al, vs.. Il ! FarriS, ct al, I viii.
courthouse door in the town Of Columbia. 81
tract or parcel of cedar land, lying and bee
ing in Maury county, civil district No. %
containing about p acres more or less. na-
ing the same purchased of Ezra Huli,-ur
by David FOgleman, deed. The sam. viii.
be sold on a credit OF six months time.
Note with good security will be required Co..
the purchaser or purchasers, ana q lien ."-
talned for payment OF the purchase rlpGau.
ID. L. COOPER, G. & NJ.
By T. f. FLEMING, ID. {. .g II.
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by i. T
March 9th, 1873.

BY, virtue ofa decree Of tine cIaa..r.
court at Columbia, Tenn. rendered a. IFS
December term, 1874, in tile case OF EI...
O'NeIl VS.. Johnson O'Neil, ct al vim Sal.
on Monday, the 18th day of April ISL. h.
the highest bidder, at the court-lav. 4. .s..
IN the town of Column bia, n tract yr ..f...
land, being and lying in Maurv county. a..
civil district, bounded and describe. ~ ....
lows: at Samuel NOthernS-on the west M.
High Street; north by Bennett street. ....
by Guest and McCrady's lots; ~uulg ,.
Wright and Philips lots. Said lot VIII ..
sold on credit otsiX and twelve mo. ....
except the sum of $4,000 cash. Notes wI..
good and approved security, b.aIirs .....-
est from day of sale, Will be required o.. tl...
purchaser, and lien retained Tor n.E....
of the purchase money. Sold fire.. from.
the equity of redemption.
ID. b. COOPER. &. ,s ~.
Nv IT r EMTNI IA e.
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ID. b. COOPER, {. q NJ,
BY L. +. FLEMING, d. Q. NJ.
March 5th, 1875.

By virtue of a decree of the Chaucagg
court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered at its
December term, 1874, in the case OF w. b
Bendermen VS.. J. NJ. Terry, ct al, I will sell
on Monday, the 18th day of April 1879 Co..
the courthouse door in the town of Col u-
bia, the remainder interest OF J VI Terry CT
al, in the dover of Margaret COIdweU. VrfE-
ow Of said a w Caldwell, decd, in a tract
OF i3nd which he died, seized and possessed.
said dover is situated in Naury COUNT. -.a
civil district, containing 50 acres, and hnur-
ded as follows: On the north by the Rand.
OF Jeremiah G1lmer; south by the land u.
a W Coldwell, now owned by Burgar .-l..
hickman; east by the land OF - Hubble.
and others; west by the lands lately owned
by DIR Nathan Perry. Said remainder lr-
terest will be sold on credit OF one ami
two years, except the sum of one hundred
dollars in cash, Notes with interest from
date will be required of the purchase. and
a lien is retained on the remainder iuf d.
said land for the payment of the IU.glas.
money. ID. 3. COOPER. G. * NJ
By T. +. FLEMING, y. C.,A.,
March 9th, 1873
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D. b. COOPER. c. an.
By T. +. FLEMING, ID. &. -- vi.

By virtue of a decree of the CHANGER.
Court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered "a. lis
December term, 1874, in the case of VIVA. D..
Hilliard Trustee VS.. d.. L. Hood, 1 VIII
to the highest bidder at the cnur.-El..--.
door in the town of Columbia, on l[err....
the 18th Gay of April, 1875, q tract or parcel
of land, being and. lying in Maur- c.urI....
civil district No 20, COutaiui.r gIa.. 81
acres, and bounded on the north bw ...
lands of E. p. DOdsOE; east by rL. I.I.r...
John w WitherspOon; south by the I..u.
Of Lafayette Anderson, and on IN. west ...
the lands of NJ. 4. NeStal, Trustee. mol.
with good and approved security will ..
required of the purchaser or uurcH..
bearing interest from day Of sale. Ir.-.. r...-..
ment of same At the rate OF fuu r.- u....
per annum. Sold free rom the g.r .r OIL.
redemption. d. h. COOPER. g. g. ST.
By T. +. FLEMING. Dos. -.
March 9TH 1870
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Jofice,

On ana allie "a, fist day of Jan. 1875, we
propose to sci; % iS for Cash and not for
credit Those in "bted to us will please
'pme forward anu make settlements by the
9th day of i~uuaIy, or we will be cOmpell-
ed 10 put out claims for collection. We
tHln0G gram ..I,ttIer indulgence. Please
axe due notice AID govern yourselves ac-
coTdiugly.
Jan, 5, 1873. WITHERsPooN & SANDERS.
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Fishing Tickle, Your Attention Fisbermenl

= ]
We desire 10 inform you that our line OF
never been surpassed in this market. We
would call your special attention to the
new Sproat Hook on Single, Double, Thrib-
Them Mr.. Trout and any other sort of fish.
Ne have experienced the satisfaction OF
holding on to these snOod breakers, and
can recommend Mr.. Sproat on his treble
gut, with great deal of pleasure.
Iebl9-tf. WILLIAMS il fowler.
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MARRIAGES.

WHITE.
ThOS. Holman to Mary lane ChumbIey
John &. Watson to Sarah +. PInkStOn.
John u. DycuS to America Paul.
w. II. Becl1um to Martha y. Ellis.
COLORED.
Elijah Howard to Sarah Green.
EuOch Foster to Perry.
MCnet Jones to Susie Polk.
Sterling Polk to Annie Alexander.
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March 5th, 1879,

By virtue OF decree of tine gu.... --
court at Columbia, Tenn. rendered .. ...
December term, 1874, in the case cot .I..... ...
Lee vs.. j. ). Derry berry, / win sell a. ...
courthouse door in the town OF J.tu... ..
on Monday, the 18th day Of April. ..-..
remainder interest of j. shannon H.....
berry in the estate of his father, d d. .....
ryberTY, decd, which is onr-sCvaufa ..r..
following described tract Of land .1t E.....
Aravilla w. Derry berry, the widow uE ....
said II Derry berry, decd. is vested r.E.. .
life eState,) situated in the 24tn civil Ii-."...
of Maury county, and bounded on an. W.-.
by Rufus LiSenby and X VI NioHo.-.r.
south bV r NJ Nicholson and X a Dgf.....
east by Hardy HardiSOn; north by Jau.s +.
Daniel and d SOwell; 1t being the an-.
whereOn said widow now resides. .al.
land will be sold for cash
d. b. COOPER, c. az NJ
BY I. +. FLEMING, y. C.GEI.
March 5th 1873
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS. Our supply Of
Iandreth's and Buist'S fresh and Warranted
Garden and choice Flower Seeds for 1875.
have been received, and now ready. Re
member to ask for Buist's and Lambeth 5
Garden Almanac with directions for the
Garden. They are free to every applicant.
febI9-tf, WILLIAMS x fowler.
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W. A.AIEXANDER, Shift.
By w. o. WITHERSPOON, D. S.
Feb. 10, lS75.-Pr. fee, S..

By virtue of vond itioni exponas directed
t" me from the Circuit Court of Maury county,
Dugger, will sell to the highest and best bid
der. at the court, house door in the town of Co
lumbIa. on the I'D day of March, 1875, a ira ct
Grparcel of land, situated in the 9Th civil dis
trict of Maury county, Tenn, and bounded as
follows: North by the lands IF Elizabeth and
b. r Richardson and the one hundred acre
tract transferred by s s Digger to T Craig
east by the lands Off S Foster and the lands
formerly belonging to John r Bugg and wife;
west by the lands Of oel Stockard. and CON
tanning by estimation - acres. Levied on
and to be I'D as the property offs Digger
10 Salty said order of sale and cost.
W. A. ALEXANDER,S Sheriff.
By W. 0. WITHERSP0ON, d. S.
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Feb. 10, 1875. pr. fee, IS.

BY virtue Of a venditioni exponas to me di>
rectood from tho Circuit Court of Maury coun-
J, will sell to the highest and best bidder, at
the court house door in the town Of Columbia,
On Monday, the I'D day Of March. 1875, tract
or parcel Of land situated in the 9Th civil dis
trict of Many county. Tenn, and bounded
as follows: On the North by the lands of Eliz-
9beth and F: Richardson and the one hun
J Craig; east by the lands of Thomas Pullin
and the lands formerly belonging to John r
Bugg and wife; west by the lands of Joel b.
Stockard, and containing by estimation -
acres Levied on and to be sold as the prop
erty Of ; Craig to sa'iSfy said order Of sale
anu Rv " VIZ Il Rp G gb63S SheTnlt'o
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RkeSs


All kinds of PlasteIing and CiSJeTn Work
done on the shortest OF notice. ! solicit the
same from the citizens of Columbia, Ntury
and adjoining counties. All work warrant
ed in a orkmanship manner. The best Of
references given. Orders left at john Tack
ers will be promptly filed. feb26-tf.
HUGH =. COOK
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CHANCERY SALES
Lam DIS .

By virtue of n decree Of The Cnnu..r.
court at Columbia. Tenn, rendered a. JOS
decent Der term. 1874, in the case of -WMH"
l. Graham ct AL, VS.. lay NesJal, Admit, O..
al, l win sell on Monday, the 1911 day O..
April, 1875, to the highest ana B%t hiads
at the courthouse door in the town g.. Cos
lumbia, a tract or parcel Of land bound 4.
and described as follows: Beginning ON .u
oak stump the corner of Mrs Elizabeth Er.-
IFS dover tract; running thence north 1872,
lst chains TO n rock in the Santa tie road
thence south IN east Is S-lCO chains %
stake; thence south As east 10 chains 90 %
stump on store in the Santa Fs IyuU-auy
Nestals and DawsOn's corner; thence south
= west 10 5000 chains with Mrs Dawson
line to a stone, w SOwell's corner; thence
with SowellS line along the crgs. of the
the ridge south So, west 600, 4-lG
chains to stake; thence south 80 Yves, 300
chains to linn; thence north -. west E.Sl
chains to beech; thence south O. west
west 895 chains to a box elder; thence south
So, west 5. 20 chains to stake in Hughes
woodland bOundry; thence north -, east.
with the east bOundry Ofsaid Hughes wood
land, 2I.7O chains to a stake in the lfna a..
WatSons 10 acre tract; thence east chains
t0a stake; thence north 10 chains TO stake,
watson S corner, in Mrs NeStal'S dow. iGe,
thence south So. east ll.Sj chains with said
dover line to the beginning, containing 10y
survey ll9 acres. Said land will ba sold ua
a credit of six and twelve months. ,Ea.u.
two hundred dollars in cash. Notes with /
good security, bearing interest fiOm date. I
will be required of the purchaser or puT-
chaSeTS. Sold free from the equity OF roe
and lien retained for payment /
OF the purchase money.
D.B. COOPER, c. &N.
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NJ 0 T / G j.

This is to notify all persons that / u..a
been appointed administrators Of the .-.. &.
of W. II BlantOn. decd, aui an persons
indebted to said estate Will pleas, conn.
forward and settle, and thereby save COSTS.
Those having claims against said estate wiki
present them to me or to ray attorney. JuD.
b Bond, at Columbia, by the lst day OF May
next, or the same will be barred.
MATILDA BLANIDN,
February 2Gth, 1870. Administrator.
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Oak Sole Leather,

Louisville sole is now acknowledged to
Toe the best in tue market tur halfSoIiug
Boots and Shoes. and | have the same on
hand, if YOU should want your Boots and
Shoes repaired.
March 5th Ut. IOHH a. EDWARDS.
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Iarch 5, I875.-pr. fee, IS. Sheriff

By virtue of a venditioni exponas to me di-
rected from the Circuit Court of Maury coun-
ty, Tenn, in favor of Bunch and Akin VS.
best bidder for cash. at the courthouse door
in the town Of Columbia, on the 5th day of
prIl, 1915, all the right, title, claim and in
terest that the said Willis Perry has in and to
the following described tract of land, being in
g he tn civil district of Maury county, Tenn,
rum and others; east by Mrs. n. b. Ramon
s0ura bv p II Nelson and others; west by the
lands formerly belonging to Simpson Perry
aud t. be sold as the undivided interest of
said Wills 81. mes in and to said land, and the
same W III lie sold subject to the widows dow
er in said tract of land.
W. A. ALEXANDER,
March 5, ISIj.-pr. fee, So. Sheriff.