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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-11-12

The next elections occur on the SOth
instant. in Texas and mississippi, on
adopting the new State constitutions
and for offices under them. The total
registration in Mississippi is Us, 9S7, OF
whom Sc, 176 are white, and so, 76l col
pred. There were 76,0l6 votes cast at
the convention election. Of which 3d.
SD were colored, anu So, 737 were for
the convention. In Texas the vote for
the convention last year was 54,SSs,
giving 80, s96 majority In its favor; but
several counties are not included in the
RETURN as.6f ~ o,l
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

lam authorized to sell a valuable farm. two
miles and a half from Columbia, $40 acres:
with fair improvements, embracing a good
9th, for onc-third cash, the balance ON one
and two years with interest. The land is
situated Immediately on Duck river. and is
we'll adapted to stock. 1t is susceptible of
easy division and will be divided for the ac-
commodat1on OF two or more purchasers. A
Is made. Apply at my Office.
Oct. %, l869-4t. F. G. HUNTINGTON.
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-acIisIIlT / ,l9'p-.' -
FOR SALE.

1ZANDf0R SALE. tGe aiga9 81 ID
Pursuant to asecresefshe County Court Of
Z Aaury County. in the carise of E. f. Church
and others VS. Charles Church and others, / will
at the late residence Of Robert Church, in dis.
triet No. J., of Msury County, ON. Monday the
I'D day OF November, 1869, offer for sale the
tracts Of land mentioned in the pleadings and
being the lands OF which Robert Churc, died
seized and possessed, an situatein District No.
l, of haury County, and ccntaining in all about
LEO acres, out of Will h the wid5w has dover
Of about l55 aeres.a Much Of this land il ridge
landand has fine timber upon 1t, and there IS
some very good farming land upon il, and. the
said land will be sold IN various tracts to suit
pur hasers. -
! Terms Of Sale-Cash 500, and the balance
on credit of one and two years with interes st
from date. the purchaser required 10 execute
note with good security and LEN retained on
the land for the purchase money. Witness,
Tlls - hi.s JOHN B., PADGEfT, Clerk. &c.
= October 81. $780, srrit -s,f f,a,ss.,- ~. M
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Is We publish this morning a card from
Mr.. BENNINGTON, in response to
several correspondents proposing him
as a suitable candidate for delegate to
the Constitutional Convention, soon to
assemble in this State. Mr.. D. weuld
have reflected the real sentiments and
interests of his people, had he gone in
their stead to the Convention, because
they want simply their rights strictly
In accordance with the laws of the
nation, and we therefore regret that he
has refused to become candidate 10
delegate. au .
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NJ trE -ss.ssstr.fs rs.ss. is'rs- r.r = =
VALUABLE 80 Is fsYisze 20 7ia
9 FARM FOR SALE.

CONTAINING 100 ACRES LAND,
Lying On the n. and d. B. R., about one mile
south If Carter's Creek Staten. There Is .
comfortable house with four ,roams, kitchen,
smoke house ont houses, &c. he. For fertility
splendidly adapted to raising Stock. The wa
ter IS said to be almost the finest in the countr.
For particulars apply to
Aug. ts-tf. RUFUS j. POLK.
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The New York Herald demands "a
broad American policy" in regard to
Cuba. It was repdfted in washington
q few days ago that proclamation Of
tile recognition of the independence of
Cuba will be issued before the assem-
bling of Congress. There is little doubt
that Grant would like to recognize the
Cuban rebels, but he is afraid
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Some inconsiderate people are talk
ing about drawing party lines" Be
tween what two parties? IF they
mean the Radical party and the DEM
ocratic party, we have no objection,
because they are the only two parties
in existence. The former is purely an
offensive organization, and the latter
occupies mainly defensive ground.
The Radicals hate, and the Democrats
forgive and forget. Let thedead past
bury its dead. says thu Democrat.
Rebels have no rights that loyal
man should respect shouts the def
ant Radical. These are the only par
ties in the State. and whoever occupies
a neutral position weakens the side
from which the detection is made. s.
It Is unfortunate that the only con-
.ervative organization should have
title suggestive of partnership OF ante
war times, because it does not and
should not lave any Of its old signif-
canoe. Some people will be prejudiced
against the name of Democrat, even
though their reason must tell them
that the name alone has survived. The
prominent leaders Of that party, at
least in this section, are really the only
live and progressive men we have.
They want to forget the war and its
issues, and live alone in the present
and prepare for the future. After the
States Of the South are safely i'm the
Union, and their governments in the
hands of tine people, they will either
fornl..a new party or give tone and
spirit to the Democratic party of the
North. Whatever course they pursue,
the past will be forgotten and the pres
ent recognized. Like the planters, who
do not attempt to replace the banks
washed away by the Mississippi floods,
but seek to build new levees on the re-
manning ground, so will the people
make their fight upon what is left Of
constitutional liberty. The Jaeobins
viii never stop in their mad career
toward Capitalization unless stopped,
and Democracy is the Y.only power
which has any such disposition coupled
with the power. :, 4
A Wing name would suit as well as
Democrat, if il had the same potency,
but il has not. Sensible men look only |
to the spirit and substance of things,
and not to names, and he is q silly |
man, indeed, who allows his old preju-
dices against the Democratic party to |
drive him into Radicalism, or even up |
on Neutral ground. Thecontest is not |
between Democracy and Whiggery,
but Ratlicalism and Democracy.
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INSURANCE COMPANY,
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Cash Capital, Two Million Dollars.
-, r, go1 !. [S2, 600, O00.l -,

Abstract of the Thirty Second Semi-Annual
Statement, showing the condition Of the Com
pany on the LIST day Of July, 1859.
AssErs. 49,
Cash, Balance In Bank, 49, &lz7 ,S66 90
Bonds aud Mortgages, .37s, $50 90
Loans on Stocks, =. Il.... -. as 3S7 20
United States stocks market value l454, $50 90
State and Municipal stocks q bonds. a., 100 90
Bank stocks market yalue) b. ...... 1855 BIG o.
Int. est due on LIST July, 1853, g, 34s "a
Balance IN hand of Agents (of which -
S23 ,43 go has since been paid - 81, sos So
Bills Receivable for premiums on In
land risks, 3d. = 1857 IS
Other property. miscellaneous Items, As SAT co
Premiums due and uncoilected on -
Policies issued at Office, ...,. >. Il,O31 -
Steamer Magnet and Wrecking Appa- suo
Goyernmet Stamps on hand, -. -. 3os 10
Total. =. g.. -. :. ss4,s4s, ss4 s.
~ -r- L.ARILIrIEs. 49,
Claims for losses outstanding on LIST Ju7 =.
", 1861. .---.. =. -.-i.-.... :: ,S64 20
Due Stockholders 90 account of 10Th
and s0th Dividends, -. 49, 625 90
/. iI 81 .it1ia sY5io 49, seslse as
Il CHAS. ). MARTIN, President, A. 4. VIII
marth. Vice President. ID. A. Hsald, I'd Vice
President, j. Il. Washburp, Secretary, Geo. N.
Lyon, Assistant Secretary, T. B. Greene, I'd As
s'ss.ns sesss'a WI DALE. a..n,
Nov. /, $685. 49, coIan 81, Tenn.
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Joseph W. Wiltshire, Ex'r. tse. VS.. John n
- fE Wiltshire. ct ai,s1sf fr-sly &

Joseph W. Wiltshire, Ex'r. tke. VS.. John n
- Wiltshire, ct ai.psaf E5s y
9 Pursuant to decree or the Chaneery Court
Al Columbia, Tennessee, st the september
ss 70 ta ess S:p h hs s =
In the city Of Columbia, 50 = sFsss :
On MONDAY, DEcExBEk THE 6rH, 1859,
q valuable tract of land situated In the lath
civla districts Of 4aury County. on the waters
q by. Big SlgSE Greek sdioinipg the lands Of
pc divided and sold separately In two tracts
to suit purchaser. - :
Terms .-One and two years credit with in
quired to execute notes with eood secQrfty.
and Len retained for the purchase money.
Sale free from the right Of redemption.
J. L. WILLIAM, G & NJ. p
a. NJ. Looney and wife W.. Christopher T.
, Calhoun ct al. \
Pursuant to decree of the Chahcery court
at Coiumh1a Of the September term thereof
highest bidder ct the Court House In the city
OF Columbia, - - -. '
On MONDAY DECENBER THE GTH. 1860
q valuable tract Of land situated In the sth
civil district Of Marry County, about two
miles from said city Of Columbia upon the
Pulaski snrnptke road, ,oining the lands
of John N. Francis, a. ~. Looney and 9th.
ers, containing about 100 acres, aud the same
tracts, and sold 10 suit purchasers. fiE7
Also, a house and lot situated In said city
Of Columbia. -, - - 80, -,
Terms.-One and two years credit with In.
terest from Gate Of sale, except SSO In cash.
The purchasers required to execute notes
with good security and . lein retained for the
purchase money. Sale free ffom the right
Of redemption. J. L. WILLIAMS,
Oct. -, leo. - 'sl n :. Ga NJ.
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WIRE CLOTHES LINES.
fATENT metallic -
~ SAti 81 WHITE WIRE OF
7iszss Clothes Lines.


Being manufactured In such a manner with a
white neeilic substance, it is prevented from
ever eorroding or changing from its beautiful
white color, in any number Of yea. OF time
1t is neither affected by different temperature OF
climate, nor by changes of atmosphere. and
firmly holds its uniform color through the Sc
verest frost aud Indictment weather. By exper-
iment, the utility of the line has been found the
onl, article which is free from the great an
noyance occurring from the old fashioned Rope
lines, which are continually rotfing and break
ing down, soiling and discoiorng clothes BY
using the wire clothes line all trouble is avoid
ed, MS you are never Obliged TO take them
dowr after they are put up as they can be left
ont in al sorts of weather. s:z,.r., So
The durability of thelin is one of the great
est considerations, as it will last from thirty to
City years.
Another chief advantage of this line is that
clothes VIII mt freeze to IL in cold weather. nor
will 1t break and let your clothes fali in the
mad. Warranted not to injure clothes in any
manner.
PRICE, THREE CENTS PER FOOT,
Call and get one, at Bunch L Akin's Store,
Columbia. or Williams & Sons, Mt. Pleasant,
@. W. Mckoscack, Spring Hill. lap2stf]
sza7s STEPHEN J0CRbAN
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Alexander Mackey ct al. rs. N. A. Barnett ct n
Pursuant to . decree Ct the Chancery Court
at Columbia, Tennessee. ut the September term
thereof, 1869 in the above canse, I will eel to
the highest bidder, at the CoQd Horse.ip the
city Of Colpqbia, op
b MoNDk, ucCEaI1ER era, Isl
g valuable q buse Ind Lot k.ated in the y of
Colombia, nar - west Eargain Of "a city,
containing : Y seres. being the same upon
which WV Campbell resided at TIE time of
his death. And the same will be sold subject
to the dover inreres. of Mrs. Campbell.
Terms: One and two years credit with inter.
est from date of sale, exbept the sum of &l25
in Cash. The purchaser required to execute
notes with approved security, ans . lien retain
ed forthe purchase money.
! Sale free from ths night of redemption.
October29, 1862 J. Z. WILLIAMS, C.. 4 N
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FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
Pursuant to decree Of the County Court of
Naury County in the cause Of Joel Clymer and
others rs. Susan Willett and others, I will sell
70 the highest bidder on the premises, !.
p Saturday, November 81, 1869, Z
The tract of Lard described in the plead
iugs-, as containing u acres, and being
the lands Of which Henry Morris died deceased,
and the same is situated on tine South side Of
Duck River. in District No. 8, and adjoins the
lands of Joel Clymer and others.
Terms of sale-$l00 cash. The balance on
credit Of one arc two years, with interest from
date. The purchaser giving bond with two
good securifies, and . lien retained for the
payment Of the purchase money. a;
Witness, JOHN u. PADGETT, Clerk, &c.
november 9th, 1859. ft
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CUSTOM WORK. =

-. ,as CUSTOM WORK. ,s !,
Both Wheat and Corn and ~ my Mills have
been built by the VERY BEST MECHANICS
IN THE STATE, and a superior qaalsty of
material only used, feel sale in saying that
they are the 49,, -. Z
Best Nils eUer built IN Aausy County.
Ihays q Gem Shelter. Fan and Screen, free
Of Toll which makes the Meal clear Of Silk
and Chat Come, and see for yourselves.
These Mills .sre situated In NespoIis, ,Naury
County, one mile east Of Carriers. Creek Sta
ton, and on the 0osumbis and Frsuklin Turn
pike, four miles south Of Spring hin, ard sew.
eu miles north Of Columbia. - =, cfs = u
THE NASHVILLE MARKET PRICES, Z.
Less the freight win Be paid AT ALL TINES
for Grain. Persons having Wheat which they
desire converted into Flour, for market, viii
find Il to their advantage to bring it to these
Mills, a. pGsticuinr attention will be paidto
Merchant wosk. A custoc,er may us1sx his
Corn 10 my Mills in the ear, and will shsIi and
Grind itfor him ~ cheap as he can eet d ground
at other Mills, tap25tfl rshA LOLA 3. 4
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NorrcE.
PURLIC SALE.

expose to public sale, in the town OF Spring
Hill, MauIy County Tenn, the tract of land
belonging to the estate of Samue, Dunlap,
ten acres, more or less. lying 2Smiies east ' Of
Spring Hill This place will make beauti-
full little home, 1t Is well watered and finely
located: JNO. L. DUNLAP, Agent.
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1000 ACRES

BEST LAND IN MACRY COUNTY
- FOR SALE. -
On MONDAY, 9Th OF DECEMBER. NEXT,
At the Court House in the town of Column
bia, In pursuance Of adecree of the Chancery
Court at Columbia, I will sell at public sale,
the plantation lately owned by Col. George
w. Polk, containing about 1000 acres. No
better land is to be found in the county. 1t
will be sold In lots 10 suit purchasers, and
purchasers are invited TO examine the lands
and suggest the sizes of the lots they desire to
purchase, and to do this at an early day.
Persons wishing to p. ocure rich Maury
County land, wifldo we'll to avail themselves
Of this rare opportunity TO invest
Terms.-One fourth cash, and the balance
on q credit of one and two years with inter-
est from The ist day of January, 1870, when
possession will be given. The land will be
sold free from the right of redemption. Notes
with approved security win he required.
JAMES II. THOMAS trustee
Oct, 20, 1869. and Commissioner, &c
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T .nt,.Ii - ss.4gga --i 3, ffs
u OR SALE. Hsl -.s
Thorough bred BERKSHIRE HOGS, at my
arm two miles north Of Columbia, Tennessee.
sept 10. Iss9.m3 r. p EEDBETTER.
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ONE BAY MARE MULE,

Aged about 8 years, IA hands and 8 inches
high. The animal holds her head down
when travelling, and has a splendid fox walk.
Churchman had on when he left a white
hat, q black sack coat, and with him q pair
Of saddle wallets and q Smith & Wesson pis-
We win pay $1,000 reward for ffs arrest
and $500 for the recovery of the mule.
! oct. 2m1 JOE & JN0 KENNEDY
o. & A. copy one M W., Huntsville indie
pendent, Columbia Herald, Decatur Rep,
and Tuscumbia n. A., copy Inn. and forward
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AROUND THE WORLD"
THE
NEW YORK OBSERVER.

Is now publishing series Of Letters from
the Rev. Or. E. d. G. PRIME, who is making
the tour of the World, by way Of Calf mia.
Japan, China, India, Egypt, &C.; together with
various other correspondence, all the News.
Religious and Secular and great variety of
the best reading, Original and Selected.
Now is the time to secure the Oldest and
BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
We make the following liberal offers for
tfs NEW SURSCRIRERS tt
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WEDNESDAY-sENATE.
oo,,,,,,,;oo<.orf ro,,, <l,o Ca,,,

A communication from the Comp
troller was read explaining that the
reason why the school fund has not
been reported nor appoftioned is, that
the taxes Lave not yet been returned
in full, and the school tax being collect
ed with the regular State tax, any APP
portiOnment before the returns are
complete, would be mere guesswork.
House bill to amend the charter of
Che city of Chattanooga so as to change
the time of municipal elections from
December tc November; also changing
the boundaries of that city-passed its
third reading.
Senate bill to incorporate the Carroll
ma Life Insurance Company, of Mem
phis, passed its third reading.
Bills were introduced for the relief of
BarthQmel Lee, former Revenu Col
lector, for Fentress county; to remove
the place of holding the Supreme Court
in the western division of the State; to
change the nare Of the Memphis and
General Insurance Company; and to
incorporate the Memphis Cotton Press
and Storage Company.
House resolutions were c0ncurred in,
in regard to the death Of George Pea
body, and requesting our congression-
al delegation to urge an appropriation
for the construction of the Memphis,
FL Paso and Pacific railroad.
Senator Slaughter was granted leave
of absence, and Senator Clementson
appointed in his place on the commit
tee to Investigate certain railroads.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Curl introduced q bill Cor the
benefit OF the Cincinnati, Cumberland
Gap and Charleston Railroad.
Mr.. Owen offered a resolution au-
thorizing tax collectors to pay warrants
properly. endorsed and audited by the
Comptroller; and by Mr.. Scott, a reso-
luton asking Congress to compensate
soldiers Of the war of 1872 by |
giving them 600 acres of land or PEN
sion. Both were laid over.
The House refused TO concur i'm the |
Senate amendment to House bill call |
ing a convention, by ayes 80, noes, 38. |
The other amendments We're non-con-
surred in. LIZ =, f.sz..,,.yr-7..i- -.
Senate bill to make the rules of evil
dence in the State and Federal Courts |
uniform, wa, amended and passed on |
its third reading. ..,-
Senate amendment to House bill !
the Office of County Judge
Of Wilson county, providing that the
act take effect on. the 1st of January, /
$50, was coacurred in.
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LAND FOR SALE.
Ioffer for sale the a
las A ERIERSON FARM

Situated 8 miles west of Columbia 81 miles
north east of Mt. Plea amt, on the waters of
Big Bigby creek, and bounded by the lands
of +. n. Watkins and others, one hundred
and forty acres in said tract, and well wa
tered. For terms and particulars see
JAS. A. FRfERSON, Columbia
Or, MCKINNEY DOOLEY, Z
Z Nov. 5-w4 - On the premises. !
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Thomas E. Mahan VS.. ]. X. p. Harris, ct al.
Pursuant to decree Of the Chancery Court
at Columbia at the September term thereof,
1895, in the above cause, will sell to the
highest bidder at the Court House in the
town Of Columbia, 2iss = Y EhlsF -
On MONDAY, DEcEMBER THE 9TH, 1869,
a tract OF land situated in Hickman and
Maury Counties on the head waters Of Leath-
erwood Creek, adjoining the lands of John
r. Charter and others, containing about 40
acres and knowu as the Brooks place, upon
which Is good Grist Mil and other Inn
fine timber and never-faiIing water power,
and will be sold altogether or divided and
sold separately to suit purchasers.
tereet from date Of sale, except the sum Of
$50 in cash. ]. I. WfLLIAMS. !.
Oct. g, 1869. CAN.
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THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS

- he IlIOI1IAo1 INEMIUMO
At all the Fairs and Exhibitions Of the United
States and Europe have been awarded the GRO
YER q BAKER SEWING MACHINES, ant
the work done by them, wherever exhibited in
competition. sfSs .esisse~t rs
The very highest prize, the Cross of the LIE
gion of Honor, was conferred on the represent
alive of the Grover q Baker Sewing Machines,
at the Exposition UniverseIle, Paris. in 1861,
thus attesting their great superiority over all
other Sewing Machines
PEARSON, = HAMILTON, Agents.
+ kar .e,Af (At Mrs. soxEs,)
afe'14 8 .s'es COLUMBIA, TENN.
Or to Grover 1 Baker S. u. Co., ia Church
Street, Nashville, feun.-
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II ra 1a~ 81 .sEa-sfii s-rgc gssa
Boys are prepared for College, or for the af
tive duties of life. Particular attention paid 70
the Primary Departments. A god FoUSDAfIox
is Indispensable to . good education. u d BE-
heyed that no School IN the South offers stronger
inducements to boys aiming at rHoEouea scboL-
AKsHIP. y.
TEHxs-Per session of i've months, psy-
able quarterlv in advance: - -e-ts -
Primary Department. ... ezo 90 to $50 %
Advanced English. ...fs.1s 1aiFs4o %
Ancient and Modern Languages, = ~ 1-sA
each. extra - -. 80 i1sta s05 %
For particulars apply to the PrineiEal OF send
for Catalogue. -. 81 -. - J.
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.er s POINTS OP EXCELLENCE.
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection ant Simplicity Of Machinery.
Using both breads directly from the Spools.
No fastening of seams by hand and nc waste
Of thread. tT 7 1sl ysa SIS
Besides doing all kinds of work done By
other Sewing Machines, these Machines
EPECUTE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND
PERMANENT EMBROIDERY AND
iff ORNAMENTAL WORK. e---
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MILLaNERx,.

fall AND WINTER
MILLINERY.
| NOTION AND VARIETY STORE.
MRS. NJ. J. BRYANT,
Formerly Of Louisville. Ky,) 3
NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Is now reeeiving complete stock Of Millinery
Dress Trimmings, Fancy Goods and yarities
which will be selected with great care In the
Eastern Markets., all Of which she viii sell at
The lowest Cash Prices.
Her long experience. in business enables her 70
o1er stock which, in style and quality, can
not be surpassed. -, 49, - - -. =
So DRESS MAKING -,s
Done on the shorteat notice. Satisfactisu
guaranteed. Orders from Merchants promptly
filled at wholesale prices. il aias -iis, ~
oJs 2 GROCERHBe. aan -
r.v.KEssEE.s .. C. woorES. J.B. cHIIDzEss.
nv t~H -,sd f5G .uU0i 60 eIa
l.w., KEEsEE & CO., A's h
Successors to Harris. Friersoa & o.,
Is WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 81 =
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$4,000 REWARD.
CHARLES CBURCHMAN,

Aged 10 years, dark complexion, about feet
inches high, weighing about l55 pounds,
stole nom the Kennedy ia m, in Giles coun
ty. Tenn., 5 miles west of Pulaski, on Tues
day night, Oct. l2th ~ ~ 49,. ~.
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fHEmHERtkED.
COLUMBIA, TENN:

s~ALL Advertising will be considered
CASH and collecfable any time after the
firSt insertion. - -