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A Bank Note Hid for Thirfy-FouF
Years.

A few days ago, Mr.. S. C. Cook found
between the ceiling and weather-board-
ing in the postof1ce at Columbia, let
ter bearing date, Mt. Pleasant, March
30, 1885, which contained & bili on the
branch Bank of the State of Alabama at
Decatur. The letter was written by III.
Henderson, and addressed to Mary Hen.
derson at Pulaski. The letter was still
in the original wrapper, marked Pulas-
XII, and the suppositiOn is that Cclumbia
being distributing Office, the pack
age laid over for night or two, and IN
the main time was spirited away by the
rats TO the place where found. The balb
note is in an excellent state of preserva
ton, in fact, looks nearly as good as new
but as that bank has been out of exis
tence for some time past, the bill Jus
now is of no particular value except a
an old relic Union d american.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAINS SoUTH.-FAnive at Columbia
No. Passenger and Express, 7:2s A. H.
No. Freight, a 1925 A. ~
No Accommodation, $50 P. NJ
Ne. Passenger, FPS p N
Train No. VII stop only at Athens, P,ilaski.
Columbia and Franklin. = :
Through tickets are sold at this Office TO all
Ctie. East and South
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A CoIumbIa Nerro Shof.

Saturday last, at Pulaski, two negroes
got into fight. One of the negroes fired
at his antagonist, but missed him, the
ball striking another negro, who was
standing by, above the pit Of the stomach,
and inflicted a mortal wound. The name
of the unfortunate colored man who was
shot, is Nelson Jones, aged about Is
years, and lived at Columbia, in the en-
ploy of Lem Booker, tcoi) Keeper OF
whisky shop. Jones had gone to Pulas
XII to see a sick sister. Booker wen
to Pulaski last Monday to see Jones
and inform us that the physicians enter
tain no hope Of his recovery.
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COMMERCIAL.

MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the
the best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. l.f
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This gentleman, for some years past,
a practicing physician Of Memphis, has
moved to Columbia for the purpose Of
practicing his profession. For the pres
ont he can be found at the Office OF L. ID.
MYERS, ESQ. DR.. Fl. is the son Of our
feliow-citizcn BENZ. HARHIsoS, Esq,
and studied medicine with DIR. BRowS.
DR.. HARRISON returns 10 his old home
bearing many testimonials of worth,
from those with whom he has been, as a
gentleman and physician, and we be-
speak for him cordial reception.
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os quo 4 uOCtC OIUUIss
Is per lO0lbs.
BUTTER-S0 cents per lb. 80
BACON-hog round IA to l513. thH
BAGGING-23to30c per I'd.
BEEF TONGUES-Fresh Soc. Dried 81.
CORN MEAL-75c per bushel.
CORN-declining. f.-t.I
CANDLESI0c per %
COFFEE-2itoS0c per n. and advadciDg.
CHEESE-E TO &c.
DRIED BEEFL22c, little in store
DRIED FRUIT-Apples &c. Peaches &c.
FIoGRPss per per fc O. MS ScA % ~1 a
FRESH BEEF-Sto 10c. s
HIDES-Green to 20. Dried Is 10 Vs.
IRON TIES-l0c per ID. ...-...-
LARD-20c. Steady.
MACKAREL-No. Sss,75; No. $500; No.
MOLAssES- soc to 81 Is. ..'.--,..-. -.
NAILS--s6 TO s6N per keg.
10ATS-from s. TO s. per bu. IA
a. QNI0NS-10 to &c per brshel; no demand.
POULTRY-Chicken 20 to &c. - ~
ROPE-Best Green Leaf 10c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q to So per barrel.
Richest s. e. l21z to Is :,
SUGAR-l6 to 2oc, and advancing In all
STARCH-Io to Isc. -f-1a- go.
SODA--lo to l5c. 5as-gH -s... .- lfH
SALT-A 50 per barrel. - ga. .-.s
SHOTS so per bag.
sEEDSLClover, none In market
TALLOW-Sc. la s-Ht p -iF-z--
WHISKEY-sl 10 to 50 o. %.
WHEAT-There is scarcely any Wheat In
market and our millers little disposed to buy
as they have almost entirely failed TO realize
any profit on former purchases.
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: IN ms q o Sssss.k sas % .ascaptarea
! inmbia- Great ExcitemcnSss h eiFso'
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Hsury County 70 Sas. -senler.-e'

At meeting Of the Quorum OF the
County Court Of Maury County, held In
Columbia, Maury County, State OF Ten
nessee, the End day of March, 1869, on
motion, it was ordered
That, the members of the Court, and
the citizens in general, Of the county OF
Maury. deem it due to Gov. Senter and
Gen. cooper, to express their gratitude
TO them for their patriotic discharge OF
duty. in modifing the order for Martial
Law in the County of Maury. They are
fully satisfied that there Is a general
wish and purpose amongst our citizens,
to see that civil law is faithfully enforced;
and they are of opinion, that the action
of the Governor and General in modify
ing said order will inspire our citizens
with q still stronger determination &c
give all necessary aid to the civil officers
in bringing all offenders TO justice, and
in rendering the employment of Military
force wholly unnecessary.
This Court is satisfied that in making
this order and in directing a copy to bt
forwarded to Gov. Senter and copy II
Gen. Cooper. they comply with the sen
timents of she county.
4 true copy from the Record.
Witness: JOHN B. PADGETT,
Clerk
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ATOMS MAGNETIC
PAIN DESTROYER.

This unrivaled curative medicine, PAT
TONS MAGNETIC PAIN DESTROYER,
manufactured by DR.. J. o. PATTON, of Mont
goTnery, Ala, Is one of the most important
Medical discoveries of the age. It Is the re-
suit of years of intense study, based upon q
thorough knowledge of disease in all its va
| ever its poisonous effects.
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For City SIarsi,aI.

Louisvflle'Ky. .'.N -, -
For Sale by Z. B. Rains.
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neexsrER

/ ~
fn a Cave FsnE Mi,ss sS 70 CaPtars
eia- Great Excitement. "
We received the following letter late
Yesterday evening, at the hands Of Mr..
LEN AiATHEws, who roaches for every
WORD IN theTletter,. and from. h;s. we'll
KNOWN integrity, and that q ,b;s ,,,x,,ber
We EEL not the least iesitaBey h, saving
mat II is just as they represent:
NEAR IEDIAN CAMP S.,Sse. a.
ednesday Maresi "a. IsSq.2
MIR. HoRsLEy:s Having d inro,o ,,,,o
WITHIN y IN short distance Of my4.ouse-and
mn, Il having excited the curiosiiy Of nv two
little boys, aged respectively eleven and and
thirteen years, they ventured 3his morn sazr
ing to explore its hidden wonders, with
eorcnes IN hand they proceeded to the
distance of about one hundred Yards
irom tho entrance, when they were ter
ribly startled by the appearances of a
monster frog. as large as a. borsbead as
they said, when they came running mn
TO me at my house. Having seen 90
IN inauguration, when Young.
and possessing considerable degree. of
cur1osisy--I was determined, To- see for
myself what it was. Invent to the resi-
dence of Mr.. W. D. Matthews, to get as
sistance in exploring, and found several
neighbors, J, w. D. Thomas, Richard
Accanless, George Dixon, John Due. |
and Sol Porter there, who were eager TO |
go right away, astheir curiosity seemed |
as great orgreaterthan-nine. In short |
time we fixed up three torches. procured
some candles, and a lantern, we proceed
ID ON our voyage Of discovery. Having
arrived at the mouth Of the cave, the |
orches were soon lighted but some hest
aney seemed to be manifested by every
me as to who should go first Mr.. Tbom-
S,,as. -=,oa=<R into the damp cavern,
illness produced q chilling
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ryrp . sprcIAr Norrfr


Beware of Counterfeits! Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the
counterfeter brought to grief. ar< hHs
Giie Smiths Tonic syrup.
The genuine article must have DIR. John
Bull private stamp on each bottle. Or.
John Ball only has the right to manu-
facture and sellthe original John Smiths
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, Ky. Examine
wen the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp is ne-sss-t he t',ts,e do not
purchase, or you will be deceived. See
my column advertisement and my show
card. Twill prosecute any one infringing
on my right. The genuineSmith's Tonic
syrup can only be prepared by myself.
The puplic's servant -
- 9iI DIR. JOHN BULL.
Louisville Ky. t'-.N - y
For Sale by I. B. Rains. PSI
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r.,u,ony OF Medical Mesn.


S4oSsY Po,Nr, White Co., Ark, May ., ,s6.
I'm. Joax BrLL-Dear Sir: Last February !
ras =, louisville purchasing drugs, and + got
sd am I, ofyour sarsaparlla and Cedron Bi1ters-
NV son in-lsw, who was with me N INC siore, has
been down with rheumatism for some tlIe, COM
m men on the Bitters, and soon found bis gem
eral health improved. ) !,
DR.. Gist. who has been in bad health, tripd
them. and be also improved.
Dr Coffee, who .has 'heen IN bad hea.fh -tor
several years stomach and hrsr sffecied7=he
improved very much by the use OF You ,btttess
Jndeed the Cedron Biuers7hss given You grrat
napnlarty in ibis settlement think | could
sell grcas quantity Of yqs, msfi sh Ills saIl
-cspeciallylyour 0edren ni,ters ana sarsapari-
Nicely. hesPee'i~ rp ,v,rrpp
Prepared by DR.. JoHS Bull at his Laboraroyi
Fifth street, Loutsville, Ky.
For sale by 7. B. RAINS, Druggist next dool
Post OficeC Columbia, Tenn. .-s-
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G. A S II II GU S E

a1r,1 81: E-r ss1sr .r-
rr7 az r7-a 'as- r-sis ! '-f s-s r77 tr@
-s1s -sYsH H57 OF s;S f7t-7F
a-E if~r -1u.T5 s-i' -Gf -c
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]. \. Brown to John J. Stephenson, 10
acres on Greens Lick creek; SS4s6.
John ID. Fleming to T. G. Frierson, 10
oc,as. c-no
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We are authorized and requested to announce
E. l.. LAySDOWN, as candidate for re-eiec-
ton to the Office of City Marshal, at the ensu-
ing March lection. a1l-' 'i--2'a
We are authorized and reauestedto announce
/. NJ. SILIvAN as candidate for City Mar
shall at the ensuing March election. isl.
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For Rert.

A good dwelling Louse and lot, with
comfortable stable and negro cabins,
can be rented for 1869 by applying to
-res p. s- i. OATaIAN.
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TRAINS. NORTH
Highwaymen.


The frequent highway robberies on the
North Side Of Duck River, in the Bear
Creek neighborhood, has demonstrated
beyond doubt, the existence OF a well
organized band Of outlaws operating in
that section of the county. That the
clansmen should be broken up is patent
to every one who value life and proper
ty. 1t is hoped by every honest resident
of this section OF the county, that steps
be immediately taken TO ferret out, and
if possible, bring the offenders to justice.
The last effort at robbery by these high
waymen, was last Saturday night, in
which they did not meet with that sue
cess they had In relieving Messrs. rem
srS,,pp0t -, 3 e II. !; DKRRYBEn-
- SS,r I0sS 20 Is g fiJshe road
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To my United States and World ,oidc

10 ma Jfllted StQf6SI ana HOTtu 5Utue
$50 c 11 Readers. l'Ts sidt % ss8
moss r F-fEh1 v1T 70 zs4gi5sszql-igi
ri O.. .r8f e1.I-ci la1d I'D stf sFs1
-zaesl 1-ss- ~ --a..1 q - yu.0us al
have received many testimonials from pro-
fessonal and medical u1en, as my almanacs and
various publications have shown, all OF whichare
genuine. The following from highly educated
and popular physician in Georgia, Is certsiniy
one Of the most sensible communicatiens Ihave
ever received. DIR. Clement knows exactly what
he speaks of. and his testimony deserves to be
written in letters Of gold. Hear what the DIR.
says of BULLS WORN DESTROYER II
t-- vII14,xox, wAIkER COUNTY, GA,,
s-t ,.4st,re-a + June y, 1885, Is } 3
Dr.. JOIN BULL--Dear Sir: i have recently
givel your "Worm Destroyer" several trials
aud find it wonderfully etEcacious. Il has bet
filled in a single instance to have tie wished-for
effect am dojng pretty large country prac-
tice, and hare daily use for some article of the
kind I am tree to confess THAT ! know Of no
remedy Recommended by the ablest authors that
Is so certain anS. speedy IN its effects. On the
contrary thew are uncertain In the extreme. Ely
object n wiring You Is. Ia ind out .upOp Ehat
terms / can Get the medicine directly from YOU.
If can get It UpOu.easy terms, | shall use
great deal # il. | am aware that the use Of
such articles Is contrary 10 the teachings and
practice of great majority of the regular line of
~ DIS, but / see no Just cause or good sense 10
discarding a remedy which we know to be eff
Gent, simply because We may be ignorant of its
combination. For my part, shall make il
rule TO use all and any means to alleviate suffer
ing humanity which ! may be able TO command
NOT hesitating because some one more ingen-
ious than myself may have learned its effects
FIRST and secured the sole right TO secure that
knowledge. However am by no means an adj
vocafe or supporter OF the thousands OF werthiess
postrums tAsl aoed the cosnsry, thzt puspertta
is heir. Please reply soon ard inform me OF your
best terms. / am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p CLEMENT, NJ ID
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From ni.frfcf Na =


ED. HERALD: On the 18th nit. We had
an election in this District for Constable.
Esq. Startling, of the lSih District, was
the Deputy to open anu hold the election.
At an early hour the voters began to
pour in from every hill and hollow (mo.t
of them to help Capt john Fly to raise
a house, and you,know we SSsuGbr
:. about one hundred and
nfteen, wnen white men were allowed
avote. Our candidates were Mr.. Tom
CumminS alias Rail and q Mr.. Bob Potts.
Now for the excitement, one of the two
must suffer defeat. They began to work
like beavers. The excitement ran high
for time. One of the candidates rode
over the creek to Capt. Fly's and took
one Of the voters up behind him to The
ballot-box, "a gentleman Of COLOR" and
another was sent form another direction,
of the same dark hue, but he did not get
to ride behind candidate-he must have
felt badly slightly, or at least should be
from this time heace. Polls closed--yotes
counteds Mr.. Cuminins alias Rail elect
ed by large majority-got every vote,
the whole number of seven- Crowd
breaks up without a row. Down the
creek they come, one at time, by Capt.
Fly's, where the Observation-Disclosures, who
thought they were Brownlows's melish
coming. - s-g-a ~ .1
Seriously, Mr.. Editor. the election OF
this man Cummins dlioS Rail, is a dis
grace to the county, at least it would
have been, in ante .6ellum times, when
white men could vote for men of their
own color. fza 1s 7esz-T NIMRoD.
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GROVER i BAKER Sewing Machines,
Needles and Thread, fer sale at Mrs. E.
JONES'. Southwest corner Market and
Garden streets, Columbia. IMaya,-1y
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A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAP
TAIN'S FAITH. ID.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from

Read Inc NaptllH LSlsSi anu NV - N.
his mother: -.f -f--.-a.. I'd
Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 80, 1866,
DR. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir Knowing tue eff
fcacy of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing ana
beneficial qualities it possesses, send you tine
following statement of my case. >s-.---
was wounded about two years ago. vas Ia
ken prisoner and confined for sixteen months
Being moved SO often, my wounds have not heal
ed vet. have not sat up moment since was
wounded l am shot through the hips Ny
general health is impaired, l need something to
assist nature. / have more faithin your Sarsa-
parilla than In anything else | wish that
that is genuine. Please express me half dezen
bottles, and obligs 81
p. She following was written April 30,
1855, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother at Capt.
johnson: fri
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nothing but thorough knowledge Of the
plants indigenous to this climate, made
available by q scitntific medical education,
can counteract successfully the baneful eff
feet of disease. -.f
THE ARMY OF INCURABLES,
Ashley are not unfrequently termed by the
medical faculty, NE especially invited to
call and see for themselves. When NAAMAN
drew near the people OF God, he had but lit
tie faith in, the remedial agent the accredited
ambassador of God saw fit TO employ, and
exclaimed, :" Are not ALBANIA and fssrPirar.
rivers of Damascus, better Than all the wa,
tiers of Israel !; may not wash IN tnen anu
he clean 2" Yet he was CShEp, wh ,las UL-
HAzI went from the presence OF MS MASTER
q leper whittier than snow.
The Proprietors of
PATTEN'S MAGNETIC PAIN DESTRofEfi
assure all who suffer from disease that their
preparation WILL CURE EVERY lA a. I on
ACHE IN THE HUMAN SYSTEM ana II lney
WILL persist IN suffering rum
| THEIR OWN FAULT.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND IRREGuLAk-
| Are removed almost instantaneousiS ny LIS
admirable preparation. IhVss =, the Strong.
est terms TO ali their lady friends around
them. otsarve that every
| h..t1n = @s,d nv ne bears our TRADEMARKS, COR
| tained in this advertisement, TO OooNihh'
| FELT WHICH Is FORGERY; ,.,.x.,;no AGENT.
| w. u iM W., G. Ward & Bro
The Trace supplied py - aud an ADAMS sts.
Druggists, corner OF MAIN 'AN
Paaiap's MAGNETIC Pain Destroyer can be nae
| oSNfessrs Mckinney K Nhltthorhe, OAus'
cists Columbia. Tenn. ------------->---=---
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DR.. JONI BULL-Dear Sir: Ny husband, DR.
C. s. Johnson. was a slillful surgeon and physi-
clan in central New York, where he died leaving
the above c. z. JOhnsont to my care. At thirteen
years of age he had 4 chronic diauhea and
scruflla, for which gave him your Sarsaparila
IT CuREp MN. have for ten years reconmend
ed il to many in New York, Ohio. anu Iowa, FOL
scfofula. fever sores. and generaldebiiity. Per.
feet success has attended 1t. Inc cures effected
I, some cases of scrofila and fevei. sores wers
almost miraculous. | am very anxious fer my
son TO again have recourse To your SArshParii-
Ia. He is fearful of getting spurious arncls'
hence his writing to YOU for Il: HIS wounds
were terrible, but Deiiye he viii recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON
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esDe We Rccoxnike our Friends IN
By request, Rev. j. NJ. P. OTIS vii
preach sermon on the above subject
next Sunday, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
Gcodspced's Golden Fountain Fen
,. These pens are highly recommended
and should be in the hands of every bust
ness man. They are just the Pen the
public has long needed. The agent,
Mr.. K. r. PLuMMER, can be found at NJ,
RUrTLE's, Columbia, Tenn.
1t is estimated that seventh-tenths Of
an adult ailments proceed from diseas-
ed and torpid liver. The hillary secre-
tons OF the liver overfowing into the
stomach, poison the entire system, and
exhibit the above symptoms. After a
long research, we are able to present the
most remarkable cure for this horrid
nightmare of diseases the world has ever
produced. Within one year over six
hundred and forty thousand persons
have taken Plantation Bitters, and not
an instance of complaint has come to
our knowledge. 1t is the most effectual
tonic and agreeable stiriulant, suited to
all conditions Of life. Inquire Of your
druggist in regard to it.
MAGNOLIA WArER.-SUperior to the
the best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. l.1
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hill, near the Nortb-----
p. spINpLE's farm, he w~--SNfA
three persons. DR.. D. asked them W.
they were and what they wanted. They
replied that they were gentlemen and
wanted his money. DR.. DERRYBERRY
had no idea OF being 80 accommodating
as to hand over his pocket book tosuch
gentlemen, . but instead, drew small
repeating pistol, and let them have the
contents of three barrels in rapid sue
cession. Not relishing this, they ran
away aud fired two shots at DR.. D., Meth
err however, hitting him. ,s.rrysals
DR.. DERRYBERY thinks he hit one OF
the highwaymen st the first shot
Nfrcompeep Havana Tesscce Seed.
Our friend JIM PERRY, of the 'Nin-
compoop Havana Tobacco" notoriety,
called upon us last Monday, and left a
package of seed of this celebrated" to-
bscco for our correspondent, ''yoa Know
Who" who will please call or send for it.
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Mr.. r. LUTHER FARIss, Assistant U.
:. Revenue Assessor, since the burning
of the Whitthorne Block, has occupied
room in the Court House, where he
can be found every Monday, to transact
business connected with his Office.
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The next Quarterly Meeting at the
Methodist Church in Columbia, viii be
Saturday and Sunday, March 18th and
18th. -
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Auiboue,. Dictionary of Authors

Messrs. ]. B. LJHPNcoTT & Co., of
Philsdelphia, are about to issue the COM
pletion OF DIR. ALLIBoSE's Dictionary
Of English Literature, and British and
American authors, the first volume of
which was published some years since
by Nj G. ". CHILDs. Persons desiring
Vols. III. and III. uniform with the orr
ginal edition of Vol. L, TO complete their
sets, are invited to send their names to
the publishers.
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Mag'istrafe's Court.
BEFORE wM. WOOD, J.P.

als. BEFORE wM. WOOD, y.P.
u. Gwinn VS.. Geo. w. Jones. w. b.
Gordon for plaintiff. j. ID. Bond for de.
PENDANT. Judgment for plaintiff.
\. Thomas VS.. J. Howard, action. o.
debt. J. B. Bond for plaintiff. Judg.
ment against defendant.
D.. M. Hunter, Admir-. vs.. A. C. Nicely
alton ofdsbt. j. B. Bond for plaintiff
Judgment against defendant. r9-f9
John u. Bond VS.. John Rummage ct al
action.of debt. Judgment for plaintiff
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For AIderman of LIST Wa nd.

We are authorized and requested to announce
VII. h. TRU EFT, as a candidat for Alder
man in tho LIST Ward, at the ensuing March
election.
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Personal.


W.. DALE left Tuesday last, for the
East, 10 make his purchases for the
sprlng- trade >s1-.Ig1 t-. @
L. W. PHILIps has just returned from
New York, where he purchased large
stock Of goods, TO be on in a few days.
Alessrs. ". u. BRowNISG and r. II.
HARRELL, two young gentlemen who
have been attending the Columbia High
School, will, in short while, leave for
their homes, in Shreveport, La.
MILES c. MAYEs has returned from
the Inauguration. He did not "talk
horse" with GRANT, as reported.
JoHN PICARD, who has been on trip
South, has returned.
The many friends of Messrs. W. G. AL
LEN and E. c. ALEXANDER, will be glad
tolearn that they are fast recovering from
their late indisposition.
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Qualf6 ed.

At the March term Of the County Court
the following gentlemen were qualified
as Justices of the Peace: w. p. KIRK,
District No. II; GEO. s. RUSSELL, Dis
trict No. l.. -- sRf% asa -irf
THOMAS J. RAIL was also qualified as
Constable in District No. /.
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Confirmation,

The Rt. Rev. Bishop QUINrARp preach
ell at st. Peters (EpiscopaD Church on
Friday nigLt last, 10 a. large and atten-
tered the Holy Apostolic Rite of Con-
frmation to four candidates.
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Monday last; Company F 18th u. s.
Army, stationed at this place, were paid
off. f-. - e1
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HERALD OFFICE.
Thursday, March 18th, 1850.
GENERAL MARKEr.

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