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Is the clerk of the circuit court of Union
county, in the State of Illinois, in favor of VIII
liam Nisbet and againt William NJ.
Brown, implicated with Larken Bolen,
l have levied upon the following de-
scribed property, In the county of Alexander
and State OF Illinois, to-wit: The southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter OF section six
one ~ west Of the third principal meridian, In
the county of Alexander and State OF Illinois, rs
the property of the said William NJ, Brown,
west door of the court house in the city of Cairo,
In the county of Alexander and State of Illinois
ON the l3th day of August A, ID, ls75, at III.
hour of II o'clock u, M. for cash. 10 satisfy said
execution.
ALEX. II. IRWIN,
Sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois.
Cairo, Illinois, July 22nd, 1875, dtl
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Reduced Rates.

Roy- The celebrated Schiitz NIL lVAU-
KEE BEER at buckets.
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CAIRO INTERCHANGEABLE.

Corrected Daily by +. NJ. stearns, commission
merchant, secretary Of the Cairo Board OF
Trade,
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FOR SALE,

A new two-horse Gamble wagon.
For any Of the above articles, apply at
the BULLETIN office, T.. A. BURNETT.
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FOR SALE.
Warehouse In Red Bud, Randolph Co.,
Illinois,

VJNHE house IL l6 by 45 feet, two stored, and
J. located ON the most desirable point of the
side track of the Cairo n st. Louis railroad. and
well located for easily handling grain and nour.
This is the best point for wheat on the line OF
this road, over iifty thousand bushels of wheat
We're shipped iaom this station TO st. Louis and
Cairo last season. Good reasons ior selling,
For terms and particulars enquire OF
WIN. lONEGAN,
Commission Merchant. Cairo.
Or A. 8. Zerse, Red Bud, Illinois.
--ls-lw,
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To Rent.

a cottage on Thirteenth street. between
Washington avenue and Walnut street
C.I9.tt Apply To DIR. SMITH.
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OF the liver and kidneys, eruptions of the
skin, scrotula, headaches, and all diseases
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moved by DIR. Walkers California Vine
gar Btters, the great and infallibe purifier
of the blood, and renovator of the system.
It has never been known to fail, provided
the patient had not delayed using it until
the vitality OF his system was too far gone.
T-l4-d&w4w.
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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-10-01
GrTRAYED OR STOLEN.

from the undersigned, miles east of CO.
l'.inbia, Sunday night, Sept. 18th, a MARE,
q or 10 years old, with white spot on her
ut jaw, three shoes on, hal of the heel of
right fore foot white, about fifteen
. "ndS nigh. If stolen, will give $40 for her
delivery to me and $40 for the thief.
WI. cox.
e. Franklin Review, Pulaski Citizen and
Shelby Vile Commercial copy one week.
Septem Der "a, lS75.-tf.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

R G. Reed, wife and Others o Us; J C6ea b.
Stockard, Administrator Oh 'oh"
ham and others. -,,,,-
~ this cause it appearing from complal n
o,itis hiIl. which is sworn to, that Lewis N.
Cheatham, Thomas Cheatham' Ri Pni. VIM VIM
); SS,iHitIa Gheatham, Jane Love, John Ia.
MMb eaattIh Emma Cheatham, John
VIM. William WinH, and 9,a Geo; M rem.
are h nn tbatthe ordinary process of law
neSS "oti ne served on them; it is Therefore Or
deTed by me that publication be p MAE and IUI
Iou i, v ,,e WSnaper published in Columbia;
S SiiI,tn c0nnty, Tennessee. requiring salu
nonTssdents TO be ana appeessf e Fs sI one
next 81 is75 and plead. answer or de
n y53, ~ to Commandments bill, or the same VIII
. ~ for con fessed as to them, ana SCI
for hearing eXpart@. ~ AIM ,Iarl,
Sent 10, 1873. n ~ n Ni-''
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rINE TRACT OF I AND
= FOR s. ALE CHEAP.

,ond wb;cb he desires to sell 1t is situated in
Hickman lick man, county. within en- miles of the
Nashville and NOrthwester KallF9ad, ana
double log cabin with stone chimneys, pas
sage between. Seventy-fye' acres cleared,
balance finely timbered with. Poplar, Wnlte
on the land, branch running through about
the centre of the tract. Stab es, out,n0asei:
nv agent. and can give furth, information.
Price $50 per acre, or $4,000 cash for whole
tract or S55O,OO on time II ere Is a good
opening for some Maury COUNT man to BUY
good Dairy Farm; he can sell akL his TAT NUT
ION. butter, beef, poultry. fruit. etc. at Bon
Aqua. v: n ~ 49,
j uly 9, 1878. Centr SVlile' Aehh'
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TO THE
EaTn erS
OF MAURY COUNTY.
TO THE

Since witnessing such an exodus of labor
from our State, it becomes us to bestir our
elves in getting the best and most improved
implement of husbandry. ''Carnes'' Clipper
! arrow and ClOd crushers comes in the Mich
aftime. 1t is conceded by some of the best
armers ofWilIiamson and Maury Counties
that it is a success as labor saving imple
>, emit. For putting in small grain after
round is broke it has equal, trsr' -.
h,ing in the way. There is nothing . VIZ
'hoKe II out Met vi :. - De mat will
then this harrow will leave ak tbn oso low
dition than three times p & in bettezi nnI,
land. 1t is evident to - -oughing the SAM
can't make much of very farmer thai he
best soil lying in C. crop with half of his
or drv Hep this harrow whether TnoiSt
surfing. J se the necessity of using it in The
county naye purchased the right Of Mary
rirhts Of A. C. CarDes and wish to sell fa ~,
iar district rights, and Harrow. For partic
." ssddress me at Spring Hill.
c. C. CHAPMAN.
March 18th, If Columbia Tenn.
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SPECIAL TO EXHIBITORS.

At meeting of the Board of Directors of
tho Maury County Agricultural, Mechanical,
Horticultural and Live Stock Society, on
Monday, the 9th inst, the following premi-
ums which were accidentally omitted in the
arrangement of the Premium List for 1875, for
GRADE CATTLE. were fixed, and are hereby
respectfully submitted to the public for the
benefit of exhibitor:
" and under three.....,... so
- year old and under two, 5 co
Helter CALM. %
Very Respectfully,
GEO. CHI LDRESS,
Sept. 10, 1879 Secretary.
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PLANTERS
Bank of Tenne SSee.

By an order of the Chancery Co urt of Dd-
wilson county, Tenn, the RENAL ming as
sets of the Planters Bank Will b. SOLD ioT
cash in October and November next, TO
close the trnSt Sales will take oil ace as fol-
lows. II the courthouse doori in nashville,
at ii O'Clock, October 20, 1873; at he court
house door in Memphis, at IL o'cEa )ck, Oct0-
her 9Th 1873: Lands in Texas: at, Marshall
and Galyeston. October g. 1873: lands in
Mississippi at Viclsburg, Oct Jhel &, 1870;
and one tract of land in Kentu cRy, at Dan
vile, KY, November 6, 1879. Fo further
D. WEA YER,
Sept. ,, lS75,-Im. Trustee. andre ;eiVer'
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
w.R. Frierson VS.. n. E.Pipkin.

W. Z. FrieTSOn vs.. n. E. Plpk1n.
In this cause it appearing from affidavit
OF plaintiff that n. +. Pipkin is justly in
dcbted to him. and that said defendant is a
nonresident of the State of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served on him: 1t Is therefore ordered by
me that publication be made in the Herald
and Mail, a newspaper published in the
for four consecutive weeks. requiring the
raiuN. f. Pipkin to appear before me on
The I'd day of October, 1875, to answer said
writ, or the same will be taken for confessed
and set far hearing exparte.
sept sd 1877 ). w. r. MCKENNON
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NHANCERY SALE.

Mary O'Neil, VS.. Joanna O'Neil, ct al. Pur-
Euunt to an order made in this cause at the
npcem Der term 1873, of the Maury Chancery
court, | will upon Monday October the
I7th, 1879, pose to sale at public cutlery at
the Court House door, in the town OF Column
bliss, to the highest and best bidder, up
cu credit of six and twelve months, lex
""pt one hundred and fifty dollars in cash.)
The following real estate, to-wit: Fifty feet
of the Northern portion Ofthe lot, mention
ed in the pleading in the cause. The said
lot beginning at the n. w. corner of main lot,
am running South with the West bOunda-
ry line of said lot, to a small gate in the
fence in said West boundary thence East to
q rock fence, or on a line with said fence,
running North and South, thence n. to the
y. boundary line of the said lot, thence w.
10 the beginning. Notes with approved Sc
curity required of the purchaser, and usual
lien retained. Private bids will be received
this office. d. b. COOPER, G.. Il NJ.
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! NSOLV ENTNOTICE.

Having this day suggested the insolvency
OF the estate of Gabriel Brown, decd, notice
IS hereby given TO all persons having claims
SGainS said estate TO file them duly authen-
ticated on or before the Goth day of Februa-
Ty, 1876, or the same will he forever barred
T. C. N0TGRASS,
Sept. Sd, 1879. Admir-.
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Stockholders Notice.

On Tuesday, Sept. 2Sth. 1875, the regular an
Company. will be held at the County Court
room, COIumhil, Tenn, for the purpose of
electing Board of Directors for the ensuing
year. A full attendance of all the StockhOId-
ers is earnestly req lested. Very Resp'y,
GEO. CHILDRESS, Sec'y,
Marshall Gazette, Fayetteville Express and
WaVerley Journal, please copy,
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Jacks and JennetS
FOr Sale.

have large stock of Jacks and Jennets
or sale, from good Common Stock up to
Thorough breds. l can suit anybody in color,
size, blood or price. Address me at Santa Fe,
Eaury county, Tennessee. -
day 775-1y. VIM. YOUNGER.
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MONUMENTS AND TOM8sTONEs
W. G. Sheppard,
sjURCEON DENTIST,

UULUMBIAI IENN.
Overwhelmingly new block, Garden street.
nearly opposite the Presbyterian church.
1 keep constantly on hand full stock Of tooth.
ha5ets soaps and lotions for the mouth and gums :;
all recommended by the United States dental asso
citation. Call and see me.
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Ndcu warranted genuine Of quality; Customers wall ma %
articles 1t n hp"'''
Soda tmUlea
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NOTICE.

! am offering for ssle the WARE HOUSE
q STORE near the Depot Property that
will pay for itself in two years, in enterprise
IN g hands, at the price asked for it. For par
ticulars, inquire on the premises
JOHN PICK ARD,
August 18th. 1875. If
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


meeting of the Board of Directors, o
fhe Maury County A. NJ. H. & L. S. Society
81 Columbia, is called for Monday, Sept. 9Th
1Aah Object, important business.
Respectfully,
GEO. CHILDRESS,
Sept. 9-lST5. Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-06
MINOR TELEGRAMS,

All the alleged Georgia conspirators have
been discharged
An aeronaut namel Doyle connected with a
circus, jumped from his balloon at jackson.
Mich. Saturday, alghted in mill pond and
was drowned.
The Pennsylvania State Normal School at
Bloomsbury was burned Saturday. Loss $780,
900: insurance $4,000.
Fire in Hudson, N. H., Friday night destroy
ed the extensive table works of Geo. Colburn
with saw mill, grist mill, barn and store
house. Loss ST., 900.
The examination of Rehm charged with rob
bling the Planters Bank of Louisville, has been
continued one week.
Jeff Davis is to deliver the address, before
the Exposition Association of Kansas City,
Sept IA.
R. N. Blatchford, father of Judge Batch
ford, died at Newport Friday night.
Martin Haines tried for murder at the last
term of the U. S. Court ir Arkansas and &C
Quilted has confessed that he was guilty.
The post office department has perfected ar
rangemepts for a fast mail train for New York
Philadelphia. Washington and Ba tImore VIA
Pittsburg to Chicago, ST. Louis, Cincinnati and
all points 10 the Southwest, to commence run
ming Sept. 49,
The commissioners who have been investiga-
ting the affairs of Indian Agent Gibson of the
Usage agency have held twelve days session
and accumulated 300 pages cf evidence. Their
report when completed will be forwarded to
Washington.
An unknown schooner anchored off York
Spit Saturday with the head gear entirely car-
red away. Assistance was sent her from Fort
ress Monroe.
The "Bloody Brook" aud Haydens Hotels in
South Deerfed were burned Saturday night
Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000,
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-06

Capt e. Smith of the yacht Era was lost
overb ard Thursday off Cape Henlopen
The Cuba House, Cuba, N Y. was burned
Saturday morning, with three barns and six
houses. Loss $4,000 A man named Kelley
persisted in the flames.
Two men were killed on the track of the
Pennsylvania railroad Friday evening.
Geo. Bingers & Co., New York dealers in
Scotch lines, have suspended and will nav so
cents on dollar. Creditors are all in Scotland
Liabilities unknown.
The weather in New York yesterday was fine
and nearly all the churches were reopened and
we'll TENDED
The Haverhll Do'lce made a descent on a
nest of gamblers Saturday night, ando captured
six of them, all their implements, furniture
&c
The business prosperity of Oak Bluffs this
season has exceeded that of any wear in its his
tory. The Sea View House has not an empty
room.
Thomas H. Stevens committed suicide BY
banging Saturday night, on Deer Island. Sails
bury, Mass Rum and excitement did it He
was 50 years of age and leaves wife and three
children.
Fire at Fort Ann, N. Y, yesterday, caused a
loss of $4,000.
The house of James Blodgett, at Hermitage,
N, Y, was entered Saturday morning by TWO
masked men and robbed Ut $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-06
WASHINGTON.
Fisher Steps Out.

WASHINGTON, Sept 4-Ex-Gov Wells, the
recently appointed United States Attorney TOR
the District of Columbia, took the oath Of
Office to-day, thus relieving ex-Judge Fisher.
II. b. Wells, Jr., was appointed assistant.
Examinatton of the Treasury Robbers.
The preliminary examination of Theodore
w. Brown, in connection with the treasury
larceny, was continued in the police court this
afternoon. The most important testimony was
the affidavit of Thomas PhbriD, who swears
came from Washington to Baltimore, entering
bis drinking saloon, took from bis pocket a
$500 note. asked him to have it exchanged for
other funds, which he did. He had known
Ottman since 1861.
The counsel for Brown objected to the affida
Wit being received as testimony. as it did not in
the remotest degree connect Brown with the
larceny of the $4,000.
The counsel for the government said that
they expected to trace large amount of the
money stolen by Halleck into the ha nds of Off,
man and from Gilman into the hands of
Brown
The Judge overruled the objection of Browns
counsel, and admitted the affidavit as evidence
Mr.. Whitney. clerk in the Treasurer's office:
having been recalled, said that at rough esti-
mate the number of $500 notes issued was
about $40, OOU 900, which principally found their
way into the banks. The $47, 900 stole were of
the series OF 1874
Henry o Noyes, reporter from the Even
ing concerning admissions of Halleck shortly
after his arrest, and concerning the larceny OF
money.
The counsel for Brown objected, wien the
counsel for the government replied that they
proposed to show by the admission of Haleck,
made IN the presence o. Noyes, that they could
hold Brown for receiving some part of the stolen
money. The confession of the principal, it
was contended, was admissible as to the acces
sorry.
The counseI for Rrown cold ,1,o+ fro,, a. -
statement just made the government had abau-
doned the original charge. Tie information on
which Brown was arrested charged him with
stealing the money. Now this ground was sur
rendered, and the counsel Tor the govern pent
declared that they could hold Brown, not for
the larceny, but for receiving stolen money
He contended therefore that there ought to oe
new information to tue suit for change of DO
sition.
A discussion followed. The court reserved its
decision until Tuesday afternoon, to which
time there was an adjournment.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-06
Dome tic Markets.

NEW YORK. September 4-5 P. M.-Ashes nominal
at @ for pots Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales
9l3 bales; Mddlin plands AGO. forward deliveries
advanced l-32 0 Lie, but closed weak. FlOur-Re-
cepts 5Oss bbls; Minnesota -four quoted 10 g 10 bet
other gra les dull and without decided change in
price; sales 11sO0 bbls Superne Western and State
at 4 s5 a so; common to good extra Western and
State at e5 g o.; good 1 to choice do at 600 g
ira at 80 "a 30; common to good extra Ohio 65 q
20; common to choice extra st Louis at 80 q 50
including 250O bbls shipping extra at 80 q %,
losing quiet Southern -four is rather active and
without decided change sales of 1860 bbls; common
20 fair extraat so q 1885, good to choice at 80 q
50; R,e flour quiet and steady sales of 280 bbls at
475@575. Cornmeal quiet; sales $50 bbls of Wes-
tern at 8 G5 O. IS; Braniywine at 4 80 "a 3d.
W eat-receipts 165,Ss0 bush; the market is dull
q % for soft No Chicago; 81 for primedo; 81
for No Northwestern; SO q 40 for No Milwau-
ks 4 for spRRg nj for MOI AZ 1u
for White do. Rye is dull at 95 q 9Sc for Canada in
unchanged. Barley Malt is quiet and unchanged
Corn-receipts $3.50 bush; the market is aul heavy
and 1c lower; sales 1000 bush; 70 76c for steam
Western Mixed II a 7Sc for sail do closing at 75c
for steam TIC for SAIL 79lc for high Mixed and yell
low Western. Oatsreceipts 81 200 bush the market
A3c for new slxed and White, iucluning new State
at 80 q 53c; 81 q SOC for old Western Mixed So q
Goo for old White do; also 2O0OO No Chicago seller
october at 48c. Hay unchanged at SOC for shipping
Hops quiet at 10 q 10 for yearlngs Is Isl 20 a 25 for
new crop 1876 Cofee-Rfo unchanged and is very
quiet ats 2o!c gold for caTgoes; 1st g 2lse gold
fair to good refining sss tor prince no sales q any
tor granuated; lie for powdered; lie for Crushed
Molasses dull and heavy Rice is unchanged with
moderate demand. Petroleum is quiet and steady ;
crude at 5sc; refined at 1lac; cases at 16 a III.
Naptha 1O3c for CITY, Tallow is firm sales 4i,OUt lbs
at 9sc. Naval Stores o' in steady at IS "a 70 for
strained Turpentine is steady; Spirits at 32c. oa
is firm at 2 "a so for Anthracite per cargo
Leather is firm ;hemlock sole Buenos Ayres and Rio
Grande light middle and heavy weights rs q 2ss Gal
fornia do % q q common do 25 "a 27s. Pork steady
sales 1850 bills of new mess job lots at q 90 a 81 zO
$50 bbs seller for September at 81 05; 100 bhls seller
october at q 90 "a 81 o. Beet unchanged Beef Hams
quiet; terce Beef unchanged. Cut meats are dull;
middles dull at 123 q ID for city long clear. Lard is
steady at 10 7-16c for old prime steam; 1873 for
100 ties seller October at 13l a Is $780, 800 ties seller
all the year at IL 5-l6c Butier--prime firm; other
grades quiet at Il "a Csc for Western % "a 80 for
State. Cheese heavy at q 101c for common to
prime. Seeds-Liuseed nominal at 90 geld. Whis-
key rover; sales 10U bbls al %
Freights to Liverpool he market is quiet; Cotton
per steam Id; do sail 5-32d Corn FER steam at 7sd
Wheat per steam at Std.