The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

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Cochran, and which debt WAS not in !
cluded in the special assignment the |
same day made by the firm Of Hold.
ing d Cochran.
II. b. Cochran and wife to w. r !
Gri-ham, dee This deed conveys
to w. r. Grisham the one-foUrth un-
divided interest of H. b. Cochran in |
tract of land known rs the Ewing
tract, in the Fourth civil district OF
Maury County; this interest being
inherited from his mother. Also one
third interest in four tracts of lind
situated in the same district, the four
tracts containing about 1875 acres; all
Of the property mentioned contain
ing about 345 acres. The $500 consid.
Grafton aforementioned is paid by
Grisham assuming debt of $500 due
flom the said II. b. Cochran to Mrs.
Annie White.
Holding & Cochran to E H. Hatch.
er, trust deed. This deed assigns to
f. II. Hatcher, in trust the entire
stock of groceries and merchandise,
seeds and grains in the house in
which they do business, all the goods,
wares, fixtures and books aud &C.
counts; and the assignment is made
to protect the following creditors for
the amounts named:
Mrs. Emma Grigsby, by note ST. 900 90
l.. &. Pickard, by note 80. ..... 500 60
Maury National Bank, by note. 1000 10
| w. h. Gresham, by account. -. 1000 90
Mora b. Faris, by nOte.......... l2j 90
Scales, Stockell & Co., by acct. III 90
Reid Bros. d Co.., by account. 1874 80
Morris ~ White, by account. III So
b. NJ. Creel Il Co., by account 26S 80
h. +. Weakly n Co., by account al 81
|. Barker, by account, ......... lG7 90
f.. Ii. Hatcher, Observation-Disclosures. go 90
And several other small accounts less
than 500.
The sggignment provides that "the
debt If MIS-. Grlgsby is to be paid
first, before any OF the other debts
herein secured, and all the other
debts to be paid ratably and in equal
degree"
A ID FriersOn to +. H. Hatcher,
trust deed. The property conveyed is a
house aud lot on West Seventh street
opposite the Institute; also a tract
OF land containing about 1870 acres, in
the 9th civil district, on Little Il ghv
creek, near the old Nicholson mill.
Also house and lot on South Ma II
street, where he now resides, and the
cottage on the same lot. THIS cor
veyance is made in trust for the fol-
low purposes: "OI thu first day of
Octooer 1892, George Childress, f. j.
Ewing and A. ID. Frerson executed
to A. n. Akin, Trustee of the Bank
of Columbia, Il certain bOud to in
demplfy aud protect him, the sad
Akin, Trustee, as depOsitOr in the
Second National Bank, for such d.
posts as he, the said Akin had at
that time in the bank or should
thereafter place there. And on the
9th day of August, 1891, said Ewing.
| Childress, myself and others, signed
u bond payable to the State of Ten
nessee for $500, the obligation of
which bond was that the Second
|
tors Of the State should safely KEEP
and truly account for and faithfully
pay over all the monies Of the State
deposited with it. am also stock.
holder in said bank, to the extent OF
$500 of the capital stock. | am in.
debJed to E. II. Hatcher for counsel
and retainer fees to the amount o.
$500 for employ ment to represent me
If it should become necessary, in any
suit or suits that may be brought
against me because Of my connection
as director or otherwise, but not as
stOckhOIder,' now therefore this
transfer is made to cover and protect
any liability, moral or legal on these
bonds.
j. Il. Craik aud wife to G. w. Craik
deed. This is deed Of conveyance
to G. w. Craik, of Montgomery, Ala.
of lots Nos. 80 and 81 in the City PARK
edition, for 800, borrowed money.
J. It. Craik and wife to f. ". Gam
BILE, deed. This conveys lots Nos. q
and 81 in City Park addition, for $4OC
lin cash or equivalent this day paiC
me.n
j. T. Craik and wife to c. E. Craik
deed, This conveys lots Nos. aud {
in City Park addition, for $4O0 Dor.
rOwed money.
". f. Baird conveys his home in
West Columbia to JOnu w. Wealth
erly, mis- son-in-law, for $1,000 cash
=, ana property in Nashville for $22 600
also property in Marshall County tC
another sOn-in-law, Mr.. McGrew, fol
81, 100 cash. Besides he has trans
fered his interest in the Milling bust
ness in Columbia to his partner r
w. McLemore, Sr. These transfer
were ali made following the failur,
of the Second National Bank, o
which Mr.. Baird was q stOckholde
and director. These facts and more to,
appear i'll two bills filed IN Chancerl
Court. One by r B. Allen, the othe
by the State OF Tennessee agains