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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27

! To the EHifor oftbe H.rutg amt FgiH
How il rMusi Inc lioud-gtLes Of hcav-
/ on seem to open and the water Just pCUrs
! out. Ii il would stop raining we could
! have a spiendinorCu>' time. As il is " e
| meot nearly every might 70 tie MaZWeI.
! 2nd, aud have "bIindfgl5.' eucIGe.
! dumb orator. dancing, DC, de. Rev.
( j. Il. Hamilton canC Gown yu>tCri ny.
! accompanied by Mr.. In,e. Williams
| and family, The first question asked by
! all was "Did you bgiE- The HERALD"
mo, "WelI you had boltgrgo and come
/ again" We heard a person remark, 81
| had rather get the HERALD than three
! letters from my sweetheart" We are
not heatheus down here, Tor VIC have
! Sunday school and singing every sun
/ day, conducted by Mis- MARSH Johnson.
] Mrs Joe HCndlCy, ana Ai-. William
/ Dale, We look tor Mr.. u. down today,
and if he fOrgots the HERALD. No be
unto him. We have quite uaub of
young ladies down here now: Misses
bingham from Bigby, Misses johnson
from CentreViiie, Miss :. {. j, from near
CUlleOka, Miss {, from Columbia, and
some little ladies from other places. oar
heaUX are scarce, there being only tour
or five yes sir. Tell all your fishing
friends that they can catch more fish
near here than they know what TO DO
with, if they will only come and Try.
tNblllt ~ CllI tiitA'EN al < t'H U.s. +FA'
Geo. Miner will leave to-day, and res
turn on Friday for his family. Mr
Frank Moore and family, Mr., John Ed
mOndsOn and wife, aud Mr.. Prewitt
and family will leave in few days One
OF our mum ber-Mi-7 Ial-Ee I.ar .tt--Is
dangerously i'll with typhoid lever sind
pucQmOnia; 1t is Thought .hsJ s.- VIII
not recover. Her Illness casts gloom
overall. We have among rs % Young
man uOm your tCWn-.t.3 Wilson 10y
uawC-wh0 is maEUga display OF his
mechanical genius boy uEeul.GE as aaw
mill. He has nearly finished il, and
has contracted 10 stW I, $1,000 feet of
lumber at ono dollar per s..-- '.H.s
he runs it he vii! be rich. we had /
match game Of croQue' the u,LeraHy. be (
tween MguTy and Hickman. Il young /!
;nSu from your town repre- -eutat hiau- /
~ ami came OIL victorious, TuuElHg Jwl /
games in succession. Jim HIcSuau IS
here with his family. lie keeps up our I
spirits 10y his flow Ut w.t. s-u light .
Gcart. We forgot to mention chat VIII /
bingham is learning the nr.t rGSiusSs
under I'D. Please manage iuSouo way /
To send ua the UEEAEU. htgtaG . exist
y, ithour it, We viii .i.re .-i.l Sc guess
ION, Is Ash Spring uaan#
since writing the above. Bliss ITew-
~ mas ulgI. She died IF...s u.-...
Iud was taken to hen homo Near tuIInu~
"a sunday and buried.
DAM RThVlIrL.
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he thought not. In resdmiDg specie pay
ments, u desirable result, the first step rs
to reduce this Indebtedness, and make its
payment more easy. Can this be done
by contraction of the currency? lie
thought not. We baYe been trying con-
traction, and you, in your proper persons,
been witness of its disastrous effects. The
IDLE furnaces, the noiselcss manutaCtur-
inc establishments, the unem-
ployed laborer denounced as a tramp,
because forced to roam in search Of en-
ployment stagnation and Starvation IN
hitherto thriving portions Of our country
all attest the ruiuOUs effect of the con-
traction policy Of the party in power.
Where and how IS the remedy The
Ohio platform, as heread and understood
it, furnishes it. That he did not under
stand that platform as 1t IS construed by
our friends in New York and the East.
Gen, Whitthorne then read the Ohio plat
form, and elaborated his positions. His
construction Of that platform, was IN
/ brief, that it was the duty Of the Govern
ment to
revives.
! I'd. Establish an uniform currency
whose volume and character should not
/ he dependent upon Bank officers, Bank
/ Directors, gambling il STOCKS produce,
&c; but dependent upon the people and
/ their great producing interests.
| Sd. A return to specie payments, the
/ time for which should not be dependent
upon the interests and specuIatlons OF the
/ Banks, but upon the interests and bust
ness Of the people themselves.
4th To take away from individuals ano
mouopohes the right to create that which
circulates as money, reservlug this power
and right to the Government alone.
And hence the entire platform meant
relief for the present and security for the
future That he could not see how any
hard money Democrat could become
an advocate directly or indirectly, OF the
National Banks, or invite the country TO
repose in the belief that specie payments
we're ever to be reached ana relied upon
through such agencies. The present leg
islation Of the country If adhered to,
would produce a contraction of the cur
rency to less than four hundred millions
ofdollars, and that almost wholly IN pa
/ per. The effect of which upon the great
interests of the country no man could
forecast. So believing, he stated, he was
in favor of the Ohio Platform. But If our
| Eastern and Northern friends, who leave
us now only the choice between the poll-
| cy of Gen. Grant and the OHIO Platform,
/ have aught better to propose, let them do
! 50, and he felt he knew them well enough
| TO know that they would instruct hun
that better plan to pursue.
! In conclusion, he referred 10 the nm
portance OF first rescuing the Govern
meut from the cOTEuPG0ns and depart
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Robt Orr, w S Riddle, ] P Dobins, r A
FraleY, Augustus Crone, r f Gains and
w Grigsby, Nashville; S Polk, w II
Dodd, r Lewis, NJ Elder, E G Grip
pen, and H Plathner, Cincinnati; NJ
Schwarts, Frank Baird, Philadelphia;
Cleveland Webster, Wartrace, Tenn;
Tom c Helm, f f Falconett, Louisville;
D A Hagerman, Lima, Ohio; J 81 Mar
Hickman county; BENZ D Lay, Mobile,
Ala; James Johnston, New York; E Q
BabcOck, Evansville, Ind; w 81 Chap
pell, Tracy City; II. C Cochineil, KY;
a @ ZONES and son Pulaski.
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-THE-
Columbia Atheasanl
COLUMBIA, TEN NEsSEE.
4 Baag!!ag ! Day sshaol ias Young Ladies!

DHIS Institution Of learning offers educa-
| tiOnal advantages that are unsurpassed.
II is situated in Columbia, Tennessee, which
is remarkable for its Salubrity and for its
education of ladies. 1t is of easy access by
the Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern Railroads. The Atheneum Ses-
sion begins on the first Monday iG Septem-
Der. A full and efficient corps of profess
SOrS and teachers directs the course OF in
sStTuCtlOn, which is liberal and practical.
The COLLEGIATE department is divided into
twelve separate schools, on the plan adopt
ed at the University of Virginia. The ar
rangemeUtS for instruction in music, dane
ing,eiu bToidoIy and fancy work ofevegy de-
scriptiOn are extensive, and the AthenieUm
is wei provided with al excellent library
and apparatus for illustrating the sciences
The charges for board. tuition, etc, are very
reasonable. Especial care is displayed in
making the AtheERum pleasant home,
as well as athOrOugh school.
For catalogues etc, address
Wa. A. SMITH, PHI. D., MA, NJ. D,
inINIG I'm. Secretary, Columbia. Tenn.
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Quite an audience of Young people
assembled at Miller Church SG.Ur.
day night, II hold spelling match
and singing. Ii turned uuJ o. be the
most enjoyable one OF tie series. The
singing, led by some Knob CJrek La
dies, was delight fUl, SACRED music can
never tail 10 charm aud sutJuo the
feelings when we'll rendered. aiu5a such
surroundings; the old tumble down.
window less church, lighted Hu- t.mlE
10y tLa few CANDLE, Vie ~Iluus-. --
depicted on the sweet faces nf tue sir
gers. the siGbiug of the w581-t5- CONS
hiucd to give solemn effect .u -hg spir-
Uu4l songs. The spelling was rloI.
and created 40 end usaIHl.>e4enE. TIE
climax was reached when tE" Hurd
"lciier" was given Out. IGao. Nevis,
whose time II was to SPELL seized j. ay
the horns and eudeaN'Tol TO ~ulGuo it
Ihuslv: "GUettcT;' tTNiUgI. over 81, sat
il laid out. "hOufter:" t.#t.v fearing
that he miSunder-too. the word h.
asked the definition OF is. This Huughl
down the huG~e, and some ..-a. elapsed
before order was restored L~.- aau-
gus gave out the words. NJ" noticed
the lair faces OF two Columbia ladies'.
v no seemed TO ENJOY rU. country r.ass-
ure>. ana we would Eave uggU g.-a 90
have seen vCu. Mr. Editor, 500, We are
grfue~iuginCG.g rl t'r rs-- ra.'en- uus,..
and ~e share with aov per mon al
waves. come gJlEr.r " E... HGa Wr Will
auEga-tga ECU .IE aud aEH.y Ug.gUs
a5 gau can ca, Is,
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We are now offering the first quality OF
custUm-Iuadc cloth shoes, side lace and
-rOut lace, at 81 50 per pair; or ST per paiI
ass than Miles shoe of same quality is sold
elsewhere. We Will guarantee the goods
TO Wear with the same. treatment Just as
wen as Miles first quality. Please read OuI
advertisement of next issue and see what
our warranty means.
We keep also full line of Ladies' ant
Misses Morocco, Kid, Goat and Calf, sid,
lace and front lace and button of the lateS
style. And remember we will save you
lIaul 80 cents tOSI on every pair you buy
Please favor Us with an early call.
Aug. =. ". +. Brown x Co.
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ATTACHMENT.

State Of Tennessee, Maury County. before
r. A Mckay, ! p, for said&cOunty, y. 4.
Mex ay " Lee Baker. In thfs cause 1t ap
Eearlug before me that Lee Baker is a nom
resident of the state of Tennessee, 50 that
the ordinary process of law cannot be Sgrv-
cd on him. It is therefore ordered by me
that publication be made in the Columbia
Herald and Mail for four successive weeks,
requiring the said Lee Baker 90 appear on
Friday, September 18th, 1875, TO answer said
writ, or tie same will be taken for confess
ed and set for hearing Ok part0.
r. A. MCKAY, ]. P, Maury Co.
Aug. 10Th 1T,
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

R. 4, Mckay, j. P. for said county, Mckay
4 JamiSOn vs. Lee Baker, In this cause il
appearing before me, that Lee Baker is q
non resident of the State of TenneSsee, so
that the ordinary process or law cannot be
served on him. 1t is therefore ordered by
me that publication be made in the Column
weeks, requiring the said Lee Baker to ap-
pear ON Friday, September 18th, 1875, TO an
Swer said writ the Same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing exparte.
r. A. MCKAY, J. p, MaUry Co.
Auu. OU-tt
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We hUV Tor i've stores, each Of winch does
large business, and we can take much
4 larger quantities than parties who buy fOI
one store only, and in this way we get Spe-
cIal discounts aud often can afford to sell an
article at what ueighbOr merchant pays
for J; and have . pr0ftthat we are satisfied
with, as we sell for cash and are lOW-priced
men. W. L. BROWN d. Co,
August y--tf
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D. B. COOPER, {. d n

Court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered at it,
April term. 1875 in the case of Mary J.
Dark vs.. }. X. I. Andrews, ct al, l viii sell
highest bidder at the courthouse door in
Columbia, the following described tract and
rnt q lU L" S1 gu q ~, NJ IL
waters Of Duck River, and bounded on rho
north by Josebl Nicholson, east by Many
tanning l7G acres. said land will be sold for
500 cash and the balance upon one and two
interest from date. and q lien retained to
secure the payment of the purchase money.
Sold free from the equity of redemption.
Aug. p, IS 4w ID. B. COOPER, G.. " ".
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Ladies' Cloth Shoes tor 81 per pair, usually
SOLD l.r p % The finest city made serge,
boots warranted fully equal to Miles at $50
PEE. pair. 81 less than Miles is sold elsewhe ere.
Something new - The fresh attractive
Sizes OF Ladies' Ties Belts, cloth and Ieath-
a.,arG Ladies lurui>hin" goods generally.
IHe latest thing out Il TO be found at W.
T.. Brown K Co They are receiving new
goods daily. Call and see them.
.r...r-gf
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d. B. COOPER. {. X NJ.

Court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered at IL,
April term. 1875, in the case of d. b Cooper,
Receiver, vs.. John Gilbreath, ct al, 7 viii
sell on Saturday, the I'd day of oclGber,
est bidder, at the courthouse door IN Tie
town Of Columbia, Tennessee, contain
situated in the 10Th civil district, Maur
county, Tennessee, and bounded on the
west by James q. VOORHEES,. on the north hl
Nevis, and on the south BY David Mal'aw.
Said land VIII ha sold on q credit OF six and
twelve months, with two good securities
retained to secure the payment Of the pur-
chase money.
Aup. - '75-ij,y ID. r. COOPER. { IL II
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BY virtue OF a decree Of the ChanCaTy
Court ct Columbia, Tenn, rendered At IFS
April Term, 1875, in the case of Asa HaTdi
son, administrator, &C, VS.. VIM. H0lCOfnb
ct al. I viii sell o the highest bidder at The
courthouse door in the town of Columbia
Tenn, on saturday the ID day Of Osto-
Parcel of land lying in MauFy county, civil
Gistric' No. - bounded and described as fol-
lows, tO-wit: On the west by Jerry Cheek,
south by Henry T. Osborne, east 10y Ben
Crawford, and west by the lands of Thomas
AmiS, containing 80 acres more or less. Said
| land Will be old on a credit of one and TWO
years, except the sum of 500 to be paid in
| cash, notes with sgOod security with inter
| est, nd lien retained for payment Of the
| purchase money,
| Aug. p, '75-Iw d. B. COOPER. {. y VI.
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Etc Ladies' Confectionery

N. Holman has in connection a Ladies'
Confectionery, where everything tempting
10 sight and taste can be had. The finest
oInamented cakes, the freshest candies,
and in tact, everything that can be gotten
mp in any Confectionery. The baking and
oruanlCnting department is under Mr..
Felix Shrincr, one well-knOWn.
August 2I-2W.
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D.. ". Phillips, near the Railroad Depot,
is now receiving n large lot of beautiful new
style faIi caIicoes. Also bIeached and brown
domestic. Jeans, tickingS, cOTsatS, hosiery
and belts boots, shoes and hats. Come and
see them Aug 27-tf
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE,

4. D. BOYD, aumi illustrator, &C, complainant
~. Hens and Creditors OF w. f. Hender-
son. deceased.
II appearing from affidavit filed in this
.o.,u-,, tNHt the defendant, W. J.. Henderson
.-.4 uou 80 ~iG-ut of the state of Tennessee.
II T., therefore ordered that he enter his
appearance. herein, before or within the
sos. t.s.- days Of tie next term of the
"...l.. ....y ,sUlt, 10 &c held at Columbia, on
I'll, f-r Monday in october next, 1875, and
plead. answer or demur to complainant s
ball. OF rI.D same will be takel tor confessed
a- 10 3lru aud set for hearing or porte; and
thata copy OF this order be published for
four consecutive weeks in the Columbia
Herald aud Mail
=, =. COOPER, c. & NJ.
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St0cbhOLCIerS' Notice.

On Tuesday, Sept, 2Sth, 1875, the regular an
Company, will be held at the County Court
room, Columoil, Tenn, for the purpose OF
electng a Board Of Directors for the ensuing
Year. y full attendance of ell the Stockh0lI-
ers Is earnestly req GesJed. Very Respy,
GEO. CHILDRESS, Sec
Marshall Gazette. Fayetteville Express and
Waverley journal, please copy,
aug. It'd
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Blue Store for Clothing.
Ecr CaIo

a residence on Garden Street, nearly Op-
p.-ite Mrs Martins. Terms reasonable.
July Soft Mrs. a. J. BYNUM.
Blue Store the cbeanest House in the city
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Blue Store.
Blue Store, for Dry Goods.
Notice

lost q coat between Columbia and Spring
Ill., believed TO ne lost near NeapOlis. The
Under VIII be suitably rewarded upon de-
livery ~ the HERALD office, or to Major
Campbell Brown at EWell Station.
Aug Z1-tt. q. W. MAYBERRY.
Mrs. {. II. VOORHEES, will open a school for
boys, at heT rcsidence-The Kelly House
Aug. 3lst, 1915.
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Sealed bids for the various privileges
during the Fair, to commence Septemr er
--. ~ IA, Fair Grounds of the MauTy county
A.. b. II. Il l.. l.. Society, will be received
sat abe SccrctaUy's office until Monday,
september 6, 1873. Very respectfully,
GEO. CHILDREsS,
Aug. 2T-2Ny. Secretary.
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Business Notices.
To the Citizens Of Maury and adjoining
Houp4inc

To the Citizens Of Maury and adjoining
Counties.
We are now receiving our Fall and Winter
stock and would ask careful examination
of our goods and prices believing that with
The facilities we possess for buying goods at
bottom prices that we can make it to your
interest to patrOnize us. Read our adVer-
liSement in the supplement of next issue
aud call 10 see US. Our MI. j. K. G. Brown,
,jr., has taken charge of our business and
pledges his best efforts to make it as hereto
fore the Live Cheap House OF Columbia
with thanks for the very liberal patronage
aztended 10 us the past four years, we sub
-CTi be ourselves, yours to command,
Aug. 27-tf. W. Z. BROWN i Co,
COLUMBIA, Tenn, August %, 1875.
All Money Orders drawn upon this office
WILDE PAID upon presentment.
w. IL. HUGHES, Postmaster.
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d. 3. COOPER, c. M

By virtue of decree OF the Chancery
Court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered al its
April Term; 1875, in the case OF Rebeeca
| PoIkV ". ?, Martin, ct al, I will sell at
| to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 2i
| day Of October, 1875, the following described
| tract or parcel of land. to-wit: situated in
| 9th civil district of Maufy county, on the
Mount Pleasant turnpike, bounded on the
north and east by $. M. Arnell, on thesouth
| by - wilcox, and west by said turnpike,
cOntaining31la acres, 1t being the same set
apart to said " p. Martin by commissioner
in the case of Wade, ct al, VS.. Martin, of
miSsioners' report, on which fs situated the
residence formerly occupied by the late
George NJ. Martin. deceased, and also VIM
?. Martins right of redemption in the above
described tract of land. The same win be
sold on a credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, notes with good security with in
tereSt from day OF sale, lien retained.
Aug. 2, '75-iw ID. B. COOPER, G.. q NJ.
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PUBLIC SAIL
&GrLand.
On ThID'SdGy, Sept. 10TH.
viii offer for sale to the highest bidder in
The town of
CIT. FOEa

And near the premises the lands belongine
consisting of one hundred and TWENTY
acres, as surveyed These lands contain 3
number Of beautiful building sites, near 10
ana adjoining the town Of Culleoka; and will
be uylaCG into lots as to size) to suit par
chsserS- ana the p Shit is reserved of resell -uE
in different sized lots, or as a whole /
bcariDs interest from day of sale, with an
proved security vii! be required, and a lien
retained.
Persons wishing can purchase priVately. he
fore the day of sale. part of the LAND can
be seen, and further particulars obtained. IS
applying to the undersigned. The sale is made
under decree of the hOn. Chancery court Of
MauTy county and for distribution among
the legateeS. W. H. WILKES.
Special Commissioner,
Aug. 18th, 1879. 1t
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The novelties of the season are being re-
cCiVed daily at
Aug 27-tf W f. Brown & Co. s
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Company ..A,' 9th battalion

/ Below is list of members belonging to
! Company GA of 9th Battalion of Cavalry,
OF this county. They were mustered into
/ service at Camp Maury' near Nashville.
/ LLose marked thus = are dead:
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A SCHOOL FOR BOYS

VIII be opened by II. B. EDMISTON,
university Of VAL on Monday, August p,
1879, in Cant. AydelOtt's school house,
South C0IumD ia. Terms: Primary English ,
$50 per session; Advanced English, SIS;
Classics, s5J-payable quarterly; Incidental
fee, 81. july23-6w
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CHANCERY SALE.

By virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court at Columbia, rendered at its April
Term, 1875, in the case Of L. Mino Bentley,
ct al, VS.. S. Jordan, ct al., 1 will sell to the
highest bidder at the courthouse door in
the town of Columbia, on Saturday the ID
day of October, 1875, the following described
tract or parcel of land, tO-wit' Beginning at
a stake in Carters Creek Just below Hun
ter's Mill running north SS3<s west Is. g. TO
~ double poplars, thence south 6G, u chains
TO stake in the centre of the creek, ther &c
up the creek as follows; north So east G
chains south IL east 6, 50 chains north 81
east 964 chains north TOE casa chains north
I6IA east 2l4 chains north 12o west $50 chains
north 81 west 10, 60 chains north 50 east
2l7 chains north 42o east SD chains north
l01a9 east chains north 121<S 10, 60 chains
moth % east 440 chains north $50 east S,
95 chains north 42o east 5lS chains north
24157 east $50 chains north 4oo east Il chains
north 81 east $50 chains to the beginning,
containing about 1879 acres, 8 rOCGs aud !
poles. Said land will be sold upon credit
of one and two years except one thousand
dollars cash, notes with good security bear
ing interest from day of sale, lien retained
for payment of purchase money. Sold fTce
from the equity of redemption. Sold sUO-
ject to the lien for the present Yea
Aug. q, '75-4w D. B. COOPER, c. & NJ.
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NOTICE.

" O T A X p A Y ER S j..
Tax payers. by paying their taxes, can save
interest on the same. Interest at the rate of
six per cent. per annum. All who desire to
pay now can find me every Monday in my Of
fee in Columbia. A. A. LIPSCOMB,
aug6-4w. TAx-Collect0r.
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Blue Store, for Groceries.
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B. B. COOPER, c, q NJ.

By virtue Of a decree Of the ChanceEy
Court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered at its
April Term, 1875, in the case of Enoch G.
Gaskeu VS.. Thomas 6askell, ct al; ! viii
sell on Saturday, the I'd day of October, 1873,
the following tracts of land situated in the
18th civil district of Maury county. Tenn,
bounded on the north by the lands of the
widow Tate, east by the lands of Christie
pher Waters. south by the lands of Byrd
Waters, west by the lands of John Axis
son, containing also one other tract
north by the lands of Roscoe Hutchinson,
east by the lands of the widow Tate and
Cook, Younger and Parks. Said land will
be sold for $3.50 cash, and the balance upon
one and two years time with note and good
security, and free from she equity of Re
demptiOn, and lien retained to secure the
payment of the purchase money. A pIatCf
said land will be furnished on the day Of
sale.
Aug. q, '75-4w d. B. COOPER, c. M.