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CHAN Gerry
SALE OF LAND !!
On Saturday, the 9th of Janr-
ary, 1875.

; -.
airy, 1875,
IN obedience to a decree Of sale pro-
Il nOunced at the October term, 1874, of the
Chancery Court at Fayetteville, Tennessee,
in the case of John u and II. F. Bell a.
gainst Richard Holloway and others, / wi
attend on the premises, and offer for sale
to the highest bidder the following described
Tract of Land
situated in Civil District No. 20 Of Lincoln
county, Tennessee, on the headwaters of,
Flynt River and SheltOn's Greek, and bound
ed as MISUNDERSTANDING at four black
oaks 81 poles south of the road leading
from Fayetteville to. Winchester, thence
north 40 poles 20 poplar and two hickO-
ries, thence east passing the southwest
corner Of Entry No. $50 at poles in all
800 poles TO a chestnut and black jack,
thence south crossing the lower Winchester
road at PA poles in all $40 poles to a stake,
thence west 800 poles to the beginning,
Containing 1 1872 Acres !
Said land has been surveyed and diYi-
ded into lots.
TERMs-Said land will be sold on a credit
Of one and two years, with ten per cent. in
cash. Notes with two or more good and
sufficient securities required of the purchas-
ers, and lien retained on the land until
the purchase money is paid
d. w CLARK,
Clerk and Master and Special Commissioner.
dec. 10. IL
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5OOPIANOS ANDORGANS.

New and SecOnd-Hand,o of EirSt-CIasS Ma
kers,and will be sold ut Lower Prices for cash
or on Installments, or Tor rent, in, City or
Country during these Hard Times and
the Holidays by HORACE WATERS &
son, 4Sl broadway, ihan ever before
offered in New York. agents Wanted
to sell Waters New Scale Pianos, and Com
certO Organs. Illustrated Catalogues
Mailed. Great Enducem ents to the Trade.
A large discount to Teachers, Ministers,
Churches, Lodges, schools, etc.
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INSOLYENT NOTICE.

DURSUANT to an order of the Clerk of
Il the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the admins
traitor of the estate of
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NASHVILLE.
NEW COTTON FIRM.

.HINHE firms Of S. b. SPURLOCK & CO.,
Il and w. Z. H0KE have This day en-
tered into cOpartnershipas Cotton Fac
tors, under the Eame and style of
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and offer for sale TO the highest bidder the
following described TRAITS OF LAND
lying on the waters of East Mulberry Creek,
in Lincoln county, Districts I and ), and
belonging TO DE-. f. X. MOORE at the time
of his death.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
GUNNER Retreats.

NPONWEII's LAKE FOC~E.-Ili:h cicra
= ton commanding view. lrslrp!ssrt cn':T, ucia =.
l. -. i:, TIE most A 81 ~ .i inviting place Tor
,y..i. ~ +o lu.llli-f. riicd-
'sr asraa5 ...iVIl. rl,jH "-li, iii- a1t " U.s. ~
TRANCONIA HOUSE.-Eirs.-cia-s BOARD
ra1- rr1 ID. {fo--. arr.r- .4,-r ant Dcfu for
only ~ rer ,.y lefccuc. iroI. Eoase. .-dre-s OALta
~ rHii->r. lauc'li'. y. ii.
EEOI-NTAlN HOUSE. Del Water Cap, Penn.
80 Terms reduced : 20 per week - Q.r az.
IIILD. IA SER, Pro- i4rtoT.
DOUND HILL HOTEL. Northampton, 31ss.
= Paradise %. A..t.ll.L - Az -.l4
Grand s;.-u.-o- llrce from " ne Noini1hH ~ ~
p1. a. l,-,t ,,. Irra ~ lT 4s t''' he1
'.-. ..,,. D..g d. -o-t. r.~rl- t-o'. -r.trIyF
e.. 20 - ,~. v--.. --ia .'llD f'r" i'Ir-t ontie.
~ W. POINT NEW YORK.
On THE PheArE oEoUED.
ALBERT Il. CI.AN ~. Pr1pr ;Cr.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

NORTH RIVER AND EEW-YORK STEAM
y hct i, tle1 - y I-' i'f'i,t ~. j.. : - 80
TTT~'.r- k f,nc- Iri -aAc. HiTcts trav. tt.tr
IN cove -.a Ft-bsSlu 10. AlI-pnl Al > p. Ha-
IAud.g .lia-s:. ior EEIewoo4, 4onkeIS haS'ln ~
Nrsrr slug -i- .-d Haverstraw IRE AfhNIo ~ Z, '
sor Is5t...t Warrington. i1-crotd. olkec-, il %
{DgS TarrvtoNI ,li Jatk For particulars MquIe q =
.,a--- ~ No
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
pROVDLNCE AND STONlSGTOA
penilstr1.

SET o. TEETH made IL three hours al
"a l2S Wei Try fourt..st. Broadway and 7i4ti'
Gvr -roc.si ..r rauicj dentistry IlainA gOid a-d N'.
dor celci0d Idte eiren e"i' "-
GrsLt ~..,e. 3 srrr or -xtl-lve. 3-,sID ~ cars
rEWBKOT Ugh, rs vet ii4lfty--oHi.I-'
CONFTufNG NEWi CHEAP and BEAUII
- FIrsi- ,.,sr Pearl Plate luHicGUry color ant sni
sre ~ s,..l t..th exceis everything heretofore Dr.
fI, 'or eafg strength saI htn.ss netis ony =, be
T. be- eurost ai. made IN day anr Only per -|
Ca And exarac Also, best Rubber 7es frnn tIO u"
- f-.-o - Ia ~ Exfracfirg urdsr ga5. ID l.
{ w lp a. -est Twenty ihird 81, n'Gl MSlisJE-aye
TVHE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
< Dr CEo IT, M0DENANN. 532 ~ ave: near 81 81
a. ,rnor., d. al 20 be lae cToyniug hght u deHi-
Gcst s-fs. etJ go SO
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Deepening OF TIE
!.
ASTOR HOUSE.

vEw.YORK CITY. oy ALLEN & DAM.
tt, keTpR IIor-r having hrcn ENTIRELY RENO.
VtTr!, I'm MODEM I1PNDNhM- -tL. aut St.N 7
FUR -. opened FIl-i-tl-A'- lt f!-
ti- i-J EDNAN rLA>. f.u business Iunic "'l lhu u
comfortable ard convenient ~ tle fl ''c
rI.1- t.ur -,us..lv IA 10 e. TIGiIT a1d ARR. fue u
DIis Bros. EL.,NNT PhS~FSG-R -!FNh - VII
ran ALL DAY AND ALL NfCHt tine BEST Dr -riS-
NAET wI bee ai. ans q sr spared ''t
enc COMFORT or us PAiEDN5. MAIN entrance On
Nr~cv-st. Rooms - 70 - G3v. ..
rho i0TT-ND, hgs ne,n r..rantlv fitted n 0E-TAF-
pan t. lna Hl the De. ~ ilir >'is'ii
TIE TING-T OI~rti.~ U.e country = -rtt an b.
.rsr Bar VIII b. supplied with t.r ClplCE~I VIZ ~
LIot-OI- ATFS sc ALLEN < DAN, PrOpT~tOis
N-I'I,s u Is. I.t>' 500. tian.1'I.
y R-Mr. DAH vi. contain" r.s rr'pri'torFhp o. th'
V.IoE SQUAl.E HOTEL New ioTR-one Of The oes'
Euuwn Hcteis up town.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
GYart!e ano Slate G!antcls.

(ASONI & ISOLA, .. ,..o,-,.
5Z Wssi ltli-st. near is'~h" Ay'
1onrnents Nantes. Altars, Fir. .es iis W IN %
a. Inoortr fr3m and Hi2nuiac.u;c III lay Oi Nal DC
WORK Oi every description.
CTEWART's New Slate Mantei', lnlaid win
- tiles aso -fslD" ana Wood A:1'4s r..-a1 90 ''
And 242 Wcst Ii a., u"Si .I-,-'c.
w y &, A. :. NfCHOLS.-2JO entirely new
W des-.s Marble. state. All oed :Aiis Z y 1
trrer. rr0. t,sfiug Stabie FirIrs. ence. oIaF7 -
VAafs e. wholesale re,aL seLA oI catalogues 80 IL
CO. a.. 0..l. SIS " ortu d.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Board aad Rooms Wanted.
Aoiels.

EgA2IB0POI-GU HOUSE. 3St,l-st and 6th-
"a ave II .Tav q .i the most -Afiuy .Icaii fIriy
i,te ~ tr cIty. plan: '7mi! gs1rr 60 lcrIe
Tor the Water favorable arranseEloI.s ". l.
- -s,r.s = ~
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Fro kim Rnrrd

DE0OELYN HiGHiS.-S6 10 80 per week
~ for slngc ~ lO1 .rrrr st., ngc MINT
VA rultun Na-i. feres tTo rom Ar EeecAeTs
Church ref RANGES required
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
DcGro aro Rooms.
Fnst Sid.

East Sid.
ENA EAST 1GTH-ST. T.-IIandsOmelY-f fur
4Vs| rishct ROOMs - LET. wia 00atil second and
par.or iio~r. 3sierelc nanced.
fIR EAST 23D-ST.-One Handsomely iEr-
EV uisb,f PhHLuE FLOOR. WIN crnrv coug'nenrei
private liable desired also two sunny M on second
toor AMI one nal room b. ches; rier'I"es.
10 EAST i0TH-ST., one door iT0m Lex
Rct ingt1aye-IO LET, pretty fti'flStli.
ROOM n single gentleman in small ivais AinlJ real
very moderate.
tsSS MADISON-ANE.-A suite OF ROOMS
1-PC elegantly iiuliet with prvate table; house hIst
class In ovcTy appointment
t-A EAST jJTH-ST.-A beautiful, airy
A'rr SEJOND FLOOR .Trc rooms, vita BATH adjoining,
10 Er. acparate. wiz BOARD. cooking
hrpr story nigh soOP stone fTOat house no other
DOsr1t-5
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
9l:uaiica5 Oan!e1--EN ll:s.


CcGchnl ~.
pVFRTI2EWENT FrP THE NEF-
= fp-h r..!,-E q N,Il- b. r.. l.D ttt --D At TILE -
IN. IL T.. .. .t-. N4 p. 80 80,
c- iGs. We; rr..ts ',irr %. '1r i- ire. 80 ia-
a,.. cor -r.ta 4-st. ia i.h orr l.t -
avs. f 'Ntnf. -
irlrl.rn ~A.n. P.rN 2ull'u.; ana n -Aa 8l.I'hAtN
gl.NC-f D. FlDr = ncLt -JIr 10 i.5
plst, .l,r. 4p 10. 20 at -t:I.-: 5..nr 4ai"'
CDtrHTAN want, SITTAfIJE.-ts =
5 ,-r ..n 7nf drives, af ti'i - I'D
..r - -. - i.an. i. t l.4i Mi. rslc'- is
Do. .n.. i.. t... .... . c.l.ot i4-A al 'IIta5
q. o.. 80. I'D .,t ,a,-st.
GENTLEMAN wishes u get a oIrUA-
- rfOE ior DNAr Httt%t Is Ile- "a. aai ih,'ln-'F
-l.s - l7i.',- e.'y "r ''- Pa ~ ia, -
20. ltst 1fnsr.
Ef0ACHMAN AID GBOON.-A respectable
= mar - ma4 vs. ti" care AMI management
ID or.. HI.sv gould uFe place c" ~ country %
..o = excellent -r,.. ani q. T. AND can ut sh o..
~ ,. iff ffet-Ur. htiy 4-i-i.- 4G<tG 90 - O.,
34tn-st. corner lT,advay
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Gi!naii0us uJlnieb MIic5
Eiscell8necVs.

Eiscell8necVs.
!-STFUT-Man and wife. Am ric1ns together
: og 9-e ;'y c'u2eteat, soa.r sta = 1c...r ma.
,-ci. -raer 'r c-gchlan aie Is r"nprrn e'T'A al
excellent washer. irjn.f, Sc. ior ei'y ar ta "a
Cfira-c. above lOt -.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

sOS 6TH-AVE.. first door below 26th-sl.-
-S~st i DRESsNAKER, Grsi-cass cutter, it,,r, I'D
trimmer ~ She families old dresses ''ie
H. Latest sifi cutting ht;.lg and baang u a.. 81 les aone
at aoa-e 4.eAest r4.ercLce.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Coaro ans Rooms.
Paloyy FcurtssntE-st.

Below EcurtssntE-se.
ADVERTISENENT FOR TIE n EH .,s.-
~ Y1IE TRIBUNE WILL Bk Si-,--Is - r a. - - =
Up row ysrt ~ 40 f..s3- HrJat"ay cor IhitF ~.
VI s0s We. seniy tairds, coI A-.t+',' ~ w
g.r. ave coz g,r.F rosel LS. - iLr 80 lii44- -
r. -. 1. -, cor one hunfre andt@eniy TO ,' y;
Arelo sA4,ags ga1E Billd.Egi; al ~ us - -
El.ANlH lfFl'E NO ~ 81 = -4'-s
i-s po.t he. up - p. ~ REGULAR once - ~
NINTH-cT So, between Brcatway ana l. dl, ni-
~ yersl-y pa e. .sisndicy fufri s1'f lr,i,%on on ~ nj
agL-rf.t 4rOr un0lrTN ciItei'i.o 4'~'' ~
Ee-,rfI nre.4-.ls'. Il s. .-lfal . 80. .-s H---s& -
4 ST. L. KE's-PLACE, Ninth WaId..,- % .
Il LIT witt Bo-ri tho 'front.' tecl.- r"y ..O.l i.
owe ssa lar. nj De room adlOin ii wanted; fDei'eS
required
I0 VAVVRLEY-PLACE ncar Bro1dwHr.-
: ~ P.e.- AT 4 .qt pOOAs 81, - -.-. '-- - ~
.0A -: i.gie r,olns a. tgll@-.nt 74- 81 ~ ~
L-A LC4I4- %
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
G:tuatCns Uan.eo-Etmd.s5.
Eecnstresz2S.

4 DRES>MAEFR wishes a few more engage
= meats the Gay yr lares ctH rut ll DO or
aas children tAe Dest o reference s4Yen IA al =
Wet tit' 81.
! ACFWORK, DRESSMAKING, &c.-An ex
hand. ace work order from original L.
1s anu rep4rs cleans laces the bes' naller q
CLEANS kd gI - ana max =
oyer human goods CAL address FANCY slOtt Jol
.fli
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

F.vRSI GLASS BOARD, second floor rooms.
.iitc with private hlil separate, comfl'f
rIiisheo iu M and sous stone msnsina v every
modern convenience, iH"i linz billiard cIus room N
lir'r cfrng unty'r ltOHa'!e home Tor Fln Hni
Winter desirable l.gts will me-t e1a liberal inducemsnte
Address iOr Interview, l.. .. B0X LOO y. =.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Cooks.
4 REsPECTABLE colored young NAN as

NODK or WAITEE.-A Nl.namIn would ike
Y pla.. aotel restlraut or p-lr.Ie iar ~ beg q,
cns nr vait- tahIa both hInChrs hIrsCtl', auI
Da sai..lI i- v.rr n..i lrcr-,D Apriy 90 CD-i.i-5
.f,I.:C.Y. IOJ Wet :;9t-si.. corner cl Broadway
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Eosir0. ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

I s(sp LAFAYETTE-PLAC E.-HandSomcly fur
seeS Bshed ROOMS LT; large small Also n
handsome % uniarushed ROOMS with and all
/ CcuvcnrnceS for hn.sckrelinz
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

COOK. HOUSEWORK. &c.-By good colored
X women good aAi irons and sooks WI. 20 u
to country city good r1rences 4il ear %" seen a. L
PKOrh.sTANT home II HEAU, No. lJo 0thAYe, Abo''
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Waters.

German young man would Ike
" place .s AlE.i. " " - ami lnief'i'ii -
l-f 81. yc-- reference Apply "t ODEAI. AOEsCf,
10 West 80 llst, ,oIaef Of Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

AN ELEGANT 7l4-Octave PIANO-FORi
4 for ~ILE-Cos, 500 VI. be sod .or ..c5. This Isl
a new piano or 4 patent huIabug. CAn anA e-amise
gie. Ok III DECKER PkOTuEl =.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

IOUSEkEEPER-A New-England lady de-
-r.s ~. sppcrutenierce ~ pr, ate household or cno
hoi-e Address H." Hotel, call nom 10 p ~
iu.c crcnCss unqncsi.1hable
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Miscellaneous.

4 Y ENGLISUMAN WIN Three years' clty
a r,feroace wants cnllormelt as GROOM C0ACHMAN,
C1RUFNt,R ana USEFUL MA$ s0oIt giastle mar Place
wees second cO1sIderalIOn. Apply or adiess L. u NOIt
TgS. III laGWav.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
East Side.

|. PRIVATE FAMILY viii LET two or three
comnaIc..ne ROOMS, vita LC@rl. at 80 LeA.hA on
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Esciurcs Guh alcetiu5s.
liusita! g,isirume'1ts.

A FIRST-CLASS BANJO FOR SALE. cheap
! s -slxar mn. Ahlr-s. P. Boy ~. Tlibnne -Nce.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

spGA WL~T g5TH-ST.-ED LEI, bInd-
y ~ souv fu lrus suitable yr Agit hoas-Hesp
..x aiso singe rooms iOT gentlemen.
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.


II. W. Sanders vs. ]. 4. Turner.
The plaintiff in this cause having msde Aft
davit that the defendant i Justly indebted tn
him by arcoUn', and that the said defendant
l. q n-resident of the State of Tennessee
so that the or mary process of law cinnOt be
served upon him; he has PRAYED and obtlined
an attachment against the def sndant's prom
erty and is returned before me for trial; il is
made for four consecutive weeks ia thu Her
aid and Mail, newspaper published in Co
lumbia, tennessee. notifying the said defend
ant to appear atmy Cffi ce in Columbia Satnr-
dav, Dot day Of 9vembCr, 1873. and then and
there 10 answer or defend said suit otherWisa
il will be proceeded with eNparte ns to him.
II. l.. HOLMAN.
Oct. Is, 1875. Justice ofth, Peace
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BEECH GROVE SCHOOL.
For Males and Females,

Vi Md GS Qllu L ClllGIOSg
Three and half miles West of Sp ing Hill
and two and half miles North of Carter
Creek, Tennessee
The next session of ten months: divided in
10 two terms of twenty weeks each. will open
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th. 1875, under
the supervisio. of VIM. Anderson, with COM
petent assistants.
The Principal will earnestly strive TO ira in
the young for usefulness; to impress upon the
student the importance of moral rectitude,
and to make practical scholars instead of
theoretical ones
MUSIC AND ART.
This department will be conducted by Miss
Dora Vestdl, who will use every effort to give
satisfaction.
RATES.
Tuition per term, $3.50, $500 and $3.50,
Music on Piano. 5000
Use of instrument. $ ~
VOeal music, exercise, earh day, free.
Drawing 5000.
Incidental Fee, 81 On.
Board in private families, convenient to
school, including washing, lights, etc, at
moderate rates.
No deduction except in case of protracted
sickness.
For particulars address he Principal. or
) :. PORTER,
August 6-3m. Pres't Board.
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Il o T ] G. +

\ meeting of the Stockholders of the Maury
County 4 agricultural, " Mechanic Il, HorticuItu.
raj ard Live Stock Society, s called Cor lon-
room, Olumbia, Tenn. In addition t. the
regular election If the DIRECTORY. questions
Of material import to ali parties, will be brought
before the meeting Every Stakeholder is
therefore earnestly requested TO be in attend
ance. Very Resp cttullv.
GEO. CHILDRESS,
Oct 15>td. Secretarv
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ORDER OF REPUBLICATION.

State OF Tennessee VS.. Ers. Sarah E. Sar-
ven, Administrn'ris Of w. X Kent, deed
and the unknown heirs OF said W. h.
Kent.
In this cause it appearing to ne from
eOmplainauPS bill that w. X. Kent de-
parted this life, leaving no children, and
that the heirs OF said Kent are unknown,
It i therefore ordered bv me that publica-
ton be made ~ the Herald and Mail, a
newspaper published in the rOwn of Column
bIa, M.Jurv county, Tennessee, for thirty
days calling upon the unknown heirs OF
said w. X. Kent, deed, ard all persons
claiming uUder the said Kent, in any man
neT or way whatever, ana all persons hav.
ing an interest in the same, to enter their
appearance as defendants 10 said cause, on
or before the lSt Monday in November,
1875, or the same vii! be taken tor confess
ed and st { for hearing eXpaTte as to them.
d. r. COOPER.
Oct. l, 1875 Clerk and Nas'r.
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

- virtue of decree Of the Chancery
Court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered at its
October term. 1873, in the case of Mary j.
bark VS.. J. X. =. Andrews [ VIII sell on
Friday, 9TH OF November, 1873, to the high
est bidder, at the courthouse door in CO.
Iumbia the following described tract or
parcel If land, situated in the 2ith civil dis
trict of MauTy county, Tennessee, on the
waters of Duck River, and bounded on the
north by Joseph Nicholson; east by Mary
and Martha BanSum; south by John GILES
pie; west by John Little; said tract contain
ing 40 acres. said land will be sold for one
hundred dollars cash, aud the balance up
on one and two years credit, approved Sc
curity, intere 81 from date, and lien retain
ed to secure the payment Of the purchase
money. Sold free from the equity OF re-
demptiOn.
Oct, 10, 1873, ID. b, COOPER, Z, u NJ.
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MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTON ES,

All OF the best italian MarbIe.
Also, have the latest styles of Deeign g
e. All work as cheap as can be done lse-
where. Mandatory on West Main ST. Get,
near the Institute. mh2s II
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Set Free.

/ have this day set my son, Sylvester f. I
Pullin, free, as though ne was p years of ge
He Is at liberty TO make contract, and / viii
claim none of his wages, nor be responsible
for any of his liabilities.
OF. Sth, 1875 1t, MRS. n. E. FULLIN.
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LAND SALE.
James NJ Ellington Administrator VS.
John McFadden ct al.

James NJ. Ellington Administrator VS..
John McFadden ct al.
Pursuant to decree of the County Court
OF Maury County, Tennessee, pronounced at
the September term, 1875, in the above
cause, / will sell to The highest bidder at
the Court House door 4 the town of COlum-
bia, on Monday the lsL day of November
1875, the tract of lane mentioned in the
pleadings, situated in the 25th civil district
OF Maury County, tennessee, and bounded
on the East by the lands of Bradford; on
the South by the land of F. A. Polk; on the
West by the Cheairs' lands; on the NoPth Dy
the lands of John Bunch; cOntai ing so acres
be the same more or less, and Will be sold
on u credit of u months, except the sum OF
fifty dollars in cash 10 pay costs anu aIioI-
new fees. Note with approved security
bearing interest from day OF sale VIII bC
required of the purchaser and lien Te-
tained to secure the purchase money;
A. n. AKIN, Clerk.
Oct. Sth, 1875.
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I y n d ) y L Z

William II. Thompson ct al, Exparte.
Pursuant tOa decree OF the wOTShipful
County Court of NauTy County, Tennessee,
pronounced at he October term, 1879, in the
a. owe cause, VIII sell to the HIGHEST bid
der, in front OF the Store House of J. W
CheaiTs, in the town Of Spring Hill, on sat
urday the 2ith day OF November, 1879, the
tract of land mentioned in the ple4dingS in
said cause. the SAM being a part Of the W
*. X Black burn tact, containing about
2112 acres; and VIII be sclI GA a credit Of
Sin an twelve months vi. hOut
interest until maturity, after which the
notes'Te To berr interest pt 10 per cent until
paid, except the sum OF TWO hundred and
nlty dollars in cash. Notes with approved
security will be required ofthe purchaser or
purchasers and lien retained TO SECURE the
purchase money. Said land will be sold
fr from the right and equity of redemp-
tlol. a. n. AKIN,
Clerk and Commissioner.
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TIRE TORS MEETING

At meeting of the Directors of the First
National Bank, tOiumbia, Tenn, on the Hin
inst, the resignation of Mr.. John FrierS0n as
President of the Bank, was rendered and ac-
eepted, and DR.. J. N. fowler was elected as
his successor. LUCIUS PETERSON,
Oct l5-4w. Cashier.
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W. G. Sheppard,
SURCEON DENTIST,
COLUMBIA, TENN.

OFFTCE-FIeming's new block, Garden street
nearly opposite the Presbyterian church.
L keep constantly on hand full stock Of tooth,
tablets, soaps and lotions for the mouth and gums ;
all recommended by the United States den cal as3'
citation. Call and see me.
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
BROOKLYN.


The residence OF George L. Kent, No. IL Montague
terrace, was broken into on Monday night last, and
robbed of silverware TO the value of 500.
The Inspector Of Buildings, Henry Mclaughlin who
was stabbed recently Jay street, Is said to be sink
ing His assaant was arrested at the time OF the
currence and is now in Jail
On application Of the counsel for the Board OF Police
Justice Gilbert, Of the Supreme Court yesterday
granted further time 10 In the writ Of certorar
procured by ex-Superintendent OF Police John F. Folk
against the Commissioners Of said Board.
Fire Marshal Ready of Brooklyn, yesterday caused
the arrest of two persons q charge Of The
prisoners Henry and Elizabeth Brealing, and
wife, who are accused by Captain McKellar, of the
Eighth precinct with having set fire to their house in
Twenty fifth street, Gowanus,
William P Irish, printer, was held to answer a
charge Of bgamy before Justice Walsh yesterday. The
complaint preferred by Mrs Margaret Campbell, Of
No 300 West Twenty fifth street, New York, who
him with having married her daughter Sophia ho
having wife living at the time.
The colored clergyman, Rev. W. F. Johnson, has de-
cded to appeal from the recent decision of Justice Gil
BERT of the Supreme Court denying his son the right
to enter Public School No 35 pupil The Court
held that the relator johnson, should submit the
regulations of the Board of Education which body had
provided special schools for black boys.