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Gr.wory,s Mill, ON Fire.

Last Thursday the Steam FIGURING
Mills of J. III. GREGORY, on Randall's
River, Maury county, caught on fire
from spark out of the chimney, and
threatened TO burn up. The flame was
seen in time, however, and the house
was saved These mills are now run by
J. +. McEwcn, Esq, and are turning out
good Moor, and a great deal of it. This
is what we have long needed-mills TO
grind our wheat five raise any wheat
in Maury county for market, let it bc
>hipne,l oS tlnur
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SEARS PATENT
PRUIT PR ESERTING
Solution.


1t is a perfect antiseptic, the cheapest and
best method in the world for preserving all
kinds of Fruits, Jellies. Spiced Fruits, T0ma-
toes, Cider, Wine, Milk. some kinds of Vegeta.
bles, &C., &c.
1T SAVES SUGAR
1t saves the trouble of sealing. 1t saves the
expense of scaling or alright jars or cans !;
it is so per cent. oh aper than any other
method.
IT WILL PRESERVE SWEET MILK
From IL to So hours longer than it will natur-
ally keep, with result of furnishing more
cream and making more butter in warm wea-
ther or in warm climates. One bottle will
preserve LIS pounds of Fruit, or As gallons of
Wine or Cider, or l2S gallons of Milk. -
WARRANTED TO CONTAIN NOTHING IN
FURIOUS TO HEALTH.
For sale by L. P. W0RRALL, General
Agent, New York; BUNCH Il AKIN, Column
bia and A. L. AKIN, Ashwood.
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EDITOR COLUMBIA HERALD,-Iwisht to
say through your paper to the voters OF
Maury and Williamson counties, that
after duly considering the condition Of
the Conservative party, with two candi-
dates to represent this floterial district,
and believing that the interest Of our
party is far greater than any personal
| interest i may have, de-, have conclu-
ded to withdraw my name as a candidate
for F1oater. And in doing so hope my
withdrawal will meet with tbs approval
ofmy isumerous friends, as L withdraw
for the harmony andsuccess OF the party
to which / have the honor to belong.
/ desire the enfranchisement of cur peo-
pic beyond any personal aggrandize-
ment, and therefore Withdraw from the
canvass in order that may not Indirect
ly be the means of preventing that end.
In taking leave of my friends as a candi-
date, l desire to tender my most
hearty thanks to them for their kind
avowals of friendship and support. AL
though believe that was justly enti-
tied to the support of the entire univer-
sal suffrage party, 1 feel that the inter-
ests Of the party will be guarded by Mr..
PERKINS as well as could hope to do
that duty myself. Hoping that we will
achieve all the glorious results anticipat-
ed by our people i'm this canvass, re-
main, the public's humble servant,
WIN. WooD.
EDITOR HERALD:-Several of the
friends of WIN. WooD, Esq, met at the
Court House in Columbia on Thursday |
the 10Th, at his his request, to determine |
or not, it was best for the inter
est of the conservative party for him to |
or Withdraw from the race for |
doater.
After many speeches pro and con, it
was unanimously agreed that while it |
was great sacrifice to Esq. Wood per-
,onally, and to his friends politically,
yet in this critical hour it would be best
for him to withdraw from the campaign;
which he has done, preferring to suffer
rather than one act or word
IF his should retard the progress of uni
7ersal suffrage, which is so near its goal,
1y the election of Radical, which is
if two conservatives should
continue in the field. Hoping that you
will give this a place in your paper, that
he people may know who TO vote for,
We are, very respectfully,
WIN. GALLOWAY,
T. A. LEFTwICK,
j. l.. BULLOCK,
SAM. BUTLER,
w. ID. DAVIS,
Ii. w. PORTER,
CHAs. CLEAR,
and many others.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized and requested TO state
that w. ON. PERKINS, Esq at the urgent
solicitation of many of the most respectable
and influential citizens of Williamson and
Maury counties, has consented that his
name be announced (which is hereby done)
rs candidate to represent the Floaterial
district composed of said counties in the
lower branch of the next General Assembly
of our State
We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce that WIN. b. WILSON, Esq, at the
earnest solicitation of a large number of the
very best citizens of Maury county, has con-
scented TO serve as representative of said
county in the lower branch of the General
Assembly of our State.
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Duck River Bridge ASniu.

We conceive it to be our duty TO call
the attention of our people to the condi-
ton of the Franklin Turnpike Bridge
across Duck River. II has been declared
dangerous by the County Court, but peo-
pie continue to travel over il, and many
of them will do so in ignorance of its
condition, until il falls and destroys
valuable lives.
The safety of the people demands that
the bridge be stopped up or torn GOWN.
1t is rotten, and Liable 10 fall at any time
1t is economy TO tear it down and build
another. The irons on it are worth about
$1,000, and they vii! all be losssif the
bridge is permitted to fall into hesiver.
Let the old one be torn down, and new
one built inits place. The bridge should
come down or he shut up, and il is Grim
insl to longer delay ii.
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SO,,scshiuc Nice

Summer makes us feel very disagreca-
blc sometimes, and wish it was cooler;
but if it was colder, we could + OF enjoy
those saucers of delicious Ice Cream kept
by the Mcssrs. NORMAN, opposite Ma
sonic Hall
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CERTIFICATES.

The following certificates from parties who
have tested the merits of the Fruit Preserving
Solution, will speak for themselves
MR. Dow AKIN-Sir IL consider the Solu-
ton | bought Of You excellent. Have only
tried peaches and apples, some of which ar,
MISS LILLY DOBBINs.
March 5, 1869.
Mr.. Dow AKIN-Sir:-I tried the Solution
in peaches, tomatoes and sweet pickles, all 81
which succeeded well. Idividcd the bottle
got from You with Mrs. James A. Fleming and
Mrs. Clark TindalI. They tried it in cider and
found it success. | think it a valuable prep
aration. MRS. SIDNEY FLEMING.
March25, 1859. --sg afs.atser
Mr.. AKIN Last spiing | purchased of you
a bottle of Spears Fruit-Preserving Solution,
and with it put up variety of fruits, such as
strawberries, pears, peaches, &c. Our straw
berries were put up in May, and in the winter
when opened were as nice as when gathered
from the vine, retaining almost theirnatual col
or, and much nearer the natural fla7or than any
canned Strawberries l ever ate. Our peas and
peaeh,s we could not wish better, being now as
good as when first put up. ..-
MRS. DIR. WI. ARMSTRONG.
March Is, 1869.
Mr.. Dow AKIN:-I put up my peaches with
Spears preserving Solution, in new oak bar
rel. The fruit kept very. well, every one that
ate it said II was the most superior fruit they
ever ate / also tried tomatoes in jugs, they
were very good. / want bottles this year.
Jas MRS. SAML HENRY ARMSTRONG.
March %, 69.
Mr.. Dow AKN:-The fruit Iput up with
Spears Solution in new jars kept very well.
think the fluid does finely
MRS. WILSON D0BBIN.
March 81
Nh. AkIN.-I have no doubt but that Spears
Solution is an excellent thing. but ! only tried
peaches with it last simmer, and find them
keeping beautifully. ~
Mis-. COL. GEO. ". POLK.
March %, 1869.
Nh. AKIS:-Pvc used your preserving fluid
in putting up tomatoes with entire success.
Like It very much.
MRS. TOM JONES
Mn, Dow AKIS.-I have used your Solution in
preserving tomatoes, peaches, strawberries, &C.,
and | pronounce it first rate. 1t must prove of
incalculable va ne TO housekeepers. Respt'y.
MRS. s. II. BUNCH.
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THE CANVASS.

The candidates for Governor agree to
he following appointments, to-wit:
Springfield, Friday, July Sd.
Gallatin, Saturday, July 9th.
Pulaski, Tuesday, July 18th.
Columbia, Tuesday, July 9th.
Murfreesboro', "Wednesday, July 18th.
Shelbyville, Thursday July 10Th.
Nashville, Saturday July 31st.
The above appointments we agree 10.
w. Ii. STOKES,
ID. w, G. SENTER.
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nlackmoo.l,s Mngazinc

For July coutains:-A Year and Day,
-I;ecoliections Of Lord Byron, Sketches
in Polyncsir-rhe Fijis, Morris's Poems,
4 New Theory of Earthquakes and Vol
canoes, \ Story OF Eulenburg, The
Chuich Bill in the Lords. Terms of the
magazine; - a year. ADDRESS the Leon
ard Scott Publishing Company, New
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware of Counterfeits: Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterieited, and the
counterfeter brought togrief.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuine article must have DIR. Holm
Bull private stamp on each bottle. DIR.
John Bull only has the right to mann
facture and sell the original John Smiths
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, Ky. Examine
well the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp is not on the bottle 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 genuine Smiths Tonic
Syrup can only be prepared by myself.
The puplic's servant.
DIR. JOHN BULL.
Louisville Ky.
For Sale:by I. b. Rains.
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Married,

In misplace, on the 29th inst,, by Rev.
II. g. IRVINE. Mr.. L. :. THwEATT and
Miss ALICE HARMON.
The happy party left Immediately af
ter the ceremony on bridal trip South.
Like sensible and happy people as they
are, they also left the printer sweet to-
ken of friendship.
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Judge Peirrepont says that the United
States government has been, for some
time, negotiating with Spain for the in
dependence of Cuba, and the dispatches
had been received from the spanish
government giving assurance that all
bloodshed In Cuba will stop i'm a few
days, and indicating that the indepen-
dence of that island will be conceded
immediately.
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For Sale.

An extra fine Mich Cow, Muley, with
young calf about week old, for sale.
Apply To w. NJ. BoSD, Spring Hill. At.
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ARRIVAL a DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

NashviIle,-arrive 20; depart 20.
Worcestershire week, arrive Wednes-
day and Saturday, p. m; depart Thursday
and Monday, a. IN. fktNN 1854
Perryvillc- week, arrive Monday and
Thursday p. m; depart Tuesday and Fri
day, 6 a. m.
CentrevilIe--arrive Tuesday, ii Z a. M; de-
part Friday, IL m.
Lewisburg-arriv Saturday, 1lk; depart
Saturday II m.
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Closing Ont.

T.. w. PHILIPS is closing out his
stock of Dry Goods at reduced prices.
Give him call, and convince your
selves that you can save money by
purchasing of him. st.
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Confederate Orphan Asylum.

The officers and members of the Con-
icderate Orphan Asylum are requested
to meet at the residence of Mrs. ELLEN
MAYEs on Wednesday next at l0k
o,cIock A. NJ August 4tb 1861
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COMMERCIAL.

Columbia, July 10Th, 1869.
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j. W. ;. Frerson. ". d Me,iicai Esamin, r.
Columbia j. V. CliiIlcrs, NJ. d.. MelicaI Ex-
eminer, Spring iiTl; x. n. Hunter, N. d.. Med
ical Examiner, Mt. Pleasant
Oct. 26.
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NEW MUSIC
Ereceived as soon as published. FRESH
ITALIAN STRINGS received monthly, by
MCKINNEY IL SMITH
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A. Tho .uc,;ou vsou.c

ANDREW j. WALKER has just received
a large lot OF excellent goods, when he
desires togivc away to the peoplc-near-
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Bids will be received until August Ii,
for building a Masonic Hall in the town
orCulleoka. The building TO be of Brick,
IS by II feet, two stories high. Pay
mcnts prompt. For particulars call on
or address, at cullcoka,
T. j. MOORE,
j. e. LOVE,
w. III. WII.kES,
building Committee.
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Selling Out atCOst.

In order to make room for fall stock, |
will sell Dry Goods at Cost until the LIST
ofScptcnfbcr. o. G. PATTON.
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Louisville Ky.
For Sale..by I. d. Rains.
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Don't forget that the candidates for
Governor will speak here Oh the 9th
instant.
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The Atlanta (Ga) Constitution says:
"Jas. King, Esq. son of Darlington
King, who has spent some time in New
Jersey as manufacturer or cotton
goods, proposes to subscribe $4,000 in
machinery, and 5000 in money, if
our citizens will raise $4,000 or 100, 900
additional, to put up a cotton factory
here. Other cities are offering induce
ments to him to locate there. Canno
the citizens of Atlanta secure his eXpe-
rience and the benefit of his machin-
cry"
The vote on the question of introduce
ing the system of lay delegates into the
councils of the Methodist Episcopal
Church stands as follows, according to
the latest returns: In favor of, 52,SO6;
against, Is, SIG. Majority in favor,SS. SOS.
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10 Dty United States and World yide
Readcrs.,'

have received many testimonials from pro-
fesslonal and medical men, rs NV almauacS and
various publications have shown, all of which are
genuine. Tbs following fromA highly educated
and popular physician in Georgia, is certainly
ono of the most sensible COMMUNICATIONS Ihave
eyerrcceived. DR.. Clement knows exaetlywhat
ne speaks OF, and his testimony deserves tou9,e
written IN letters Of gold. Hear what the DR.
says of BULLS WORM DESTROYER:
VILLASow, WALKEsCouNrY, GAL
June q, 1866.
Dr.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: have recentIv
given your SWORN DESTROYER" several triaIs
and indsit wonderfully eficacious. II has moi
failed in Single instance to have the wisbed-fcr
effect. Z am doing pretty large country prac-
tice, and. have daily use for some article Of the
KIND. Am free to confess that know of no
remedy recommended by the ablest authors that
Is so certain and speedy in its effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme, NV
object IN writing you is 10 find out upon what
terms can get the medicine directly from Won.
Ii can get it upon easy terms, I shall use n
great deal OF it. | am aware that the use of
such articles is contrary to the teachings and
practice OF great majority of the regular line of
Nj. DIS, but see no Just cause or rood sense in
describing a remedy which we know to be efii-
cient, simply because We may be ignorant Of its
COMBINATION. For my part, | shall make il a
rule to use all and any means 10 alleviate suffer.
ing humanity which | may be able to Command
NOT hesitating because some one mora inuen-
lous than myself may have learned its effects
nrst, and secured the sole right to secure that
knowledge. However. / am by no means nm adj
vocate or supporter of the thousands of worthless
nostrums that food the country, that purport 10
cure all manner Ut disease to which human flesh
Is heir. Please reply soon and inform me Of yo ,r
oes. tefnlS- am, sir, most respectfully,
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Bridge at Huey.s MIL.

Mr.. +. NJ. VAUGHN has commenced
rebuilding the Bridge across Dnck River
at Huey's Mill. 4 bridge at this point
is much needed by large number ofthe
citizens of the county, and we doubt not
that Mr.. V. will erect bridge that will
be safe and valuable.
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In is estimated that seven-tenths of al

Ii is estimated that seven-tenths of all
adult ailments proceed from a diseased
and forbid liver. The hillary secretions
of the liver overlooking into the stom-
ach, poison the entire system, and exhi-
bit the above symptoms. After a long
research, we are able to present the most
remarkable cure for these horrid night
mare of diseases the world has ever pro-
duced Within one year over six hun
dred and forty thousand persons have
taken Plantation Bitters, and not an
instance of complaint has come to our
knowledge 1t is the most effectual tom
ic and agreeable stimulant, suited to all
conditions oflife. Inquire of your drug
gist in regard to it, 1t.
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Religious Notice.

in the Methodist Church next Sunday
morning;
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BULLS
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
t1HR1NSAS HERD from
Ttime.y OF Medical Mcem.

1917 W lItlicUl Atfu.
srosxY PoiSr, White Co., ARK, May %, Sc.
d. JONI BrLL-Dear Sir: Last February !
was IN Louisville purchasing drugs, and got
some OF your Sarsaparilla aud cedron Filters.
Ny son-in-isw, who was with me in tic store, has
been down With rheumatism for some lime CON-
menced on the Biuers, and soon fou
eral health Improved
DIR. Gst. who has beer. ia bad
them, aud healso improved
Dr. Coffee. who has been II, ba,
several years-stomaeh and liver
Improved very much b. the use Of
Indeed the cedron Bitters has q
popularity in this settlement
ssli great qusvtity Of vour med
especially your Cedren i,lftsrsah
Ia. Ship me via McniPhis. care
c;B.
Prcpsrelby DR.. JcnS BrlLatt
Fifth street, Louisville, Nv.
Por sale by I. ID. RAINS, l,rugg
10 The Post Office, Columbia, Team. 81.
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To wheat Growers.
ubo wants Work /?

wantcd-l0,oo0 Bushels of prime
wheat. JOHN FRlERSoN q 70.
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Vote nj YOUR own precinct.

Vote at your own precinct.
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QueensWarc.

JAMES A. BAILEY has still on hand Il
large quantity of Queenswarc, which he
proposes 10 sell at very low figures
cheaper than anybody.
THE INCOME TAx.-That portion Of
the Internal Revenue law which relates
to incomes winds up as follows:-'The
taxes on incomes herein imposed shall
he due and payable on the 30th day O
April in each year until and including
the year 1870, and no longer" Apow-
erful pressure will be brought upon
Congress during its next session to
abolish Immediately this unjust, une-
quail and consequently unpopular law.
The condition of the finances of the
country will warrant the abolition of
all further tax on mems earnings.
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Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from

Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from
his mother:
Benton Barracks, No., April 30, 1866,
DR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Knowing the ef-
ncacy oil your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and
beneficial qualities it Possesses, send YOU the
following statement of my case
was wounded about two years ago-was ia
ken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Beng moved so often, my wounds have not heal
edyef: have not sat up a moment since was
wounded l am shot through the hips. Nv
general health Is impaired, need something 70
assist nature lhave more faith in your Sarsa-
Pariila than In anything else. I wish that
that IS genuine. Please express me half a dozen
bottles, and oblige
Carr. C. 2. JOHNSON, st. Louis.
She following was written April 30,
1850, By Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother OF Capt.
Johnson:
DR. JoHS BuLI-DeaI Sir: Nv husband DIR
T. >. johnson. was a skillful surgeon and pbysi-
clan in central New York, where he died leaving
the above T. +. johnson to my care. At thirteen
years Of age he had chronic diarrhes and
scrofiiia, for which gave him your Sarsapsrilla-
IrCCRBD HIN. have for ten wears recommend
cd II to many in New York, Ohio. and Iowa. for
scrofuia- fever sores. and general debility Per-
feet success has attended il. The cures effected
IN some cases OF scrofua and fever sores were
almost miraculous. | am very anxious for ny
son TO again have recourse to your Sarsaparii-
Ia he Is fearful of getting spurious article,
hence his writing 10 you for il. His wounds
were terrible, but belive he will recover
Respectfully, JENNIE JomxsoS,
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Cotton

HERALD OFFICE,
Thursday, July ~, 1869.
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There is nothing doing in Cotton the pres
ent week only a few bales being sold i'll our
market, which brought y cents, rating as
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Rcroiuti@ IL Preserving of Fruits, dc.
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OBITUARY..

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Super;or to the
the best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price.
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IMPORTANT
TO HOUSEkEEPERS.

= TO HUO'~ENEETEh>.
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LOUISVILLE AND
NASHVILLE
RAIL ROAD LIN E.
The QUICKEST and BEST ROUTE TO all
points NORTH, EAST and WEST.

Two Daily Trains run through without change,
making close connections at Louisville
with Express Trains for
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. PHIDADEL
PHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, NIAGA-
RA FALLS. BUWALO, CLEyE-
LAND, PITTSBURGH, CHICAGO,
DETROiT. ST. LOUIS, IN
DIANAPOLIS,
And all other Cities in the North. Feast aud
West. Also. with the L.. 5. MAIL LINE
STEAMERS, arriving at Cincinnati next morn
lug in time to take early Trains East.
The route via. of Louisville to
OMAHA, ST JOSEPH, KANSAS-CITY. and
the GOLD FIELDS OF the FAR WEST,
Is the very best in every respect. Passengers
holding through Tickets can stop over at Cave
City, to VISIT the Mammoth Cave aud resume
their journey at pleasure. y
PALACE SLEEPING CARS
Accompany all night trains.
THROUGH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE
CHECKS
To all principal cities, may be procured at De-
pot in Nashville, and at Nashville Transfer Of
ice, in Maxwell House, Church Street.
;g@ASk FOR TICKETS VIA. LOUISVILLE
Freight
Transported in quick time and a. low rates
Through Tirket arrang emcn;s irom Eastern and
Western Cities perfect, and Bills OF Ladin.. Civ
en- through. Freight cons igned TO Agent l.. and
n. X. r.. at Louisville, forwarded wiehou. charge
for Commissions.
Ali claims tor Loss and Damage settled
promptly. ALBERT FINK.
feb.1sfy Gent Sup't.
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They have a monstrosity at Wilson's
Springs, Tennessee, in the shape of II
wllifc pig IF the Chester breed, with a
human Mad. Looking at the head
alone, one sees what he believes to be a
small yet tolerably well shaped human
head. Its chin, jaws, mouth, and nose
are not at all of the pig kind, but look
exactly like the chin, jaws, mouth, and
nose of human--scipg. Its head is
shaped like the huma.h head; it has no
ewes, and its nostrils are inside the
mouth, rendering respiration difficult.
1t has rows of teeth as regular and as
perfect as the rows in the human
mouth, and uses its. tongue like a hu-
man being.
The President has issued his procla-
nation ordering a vote on the adoption
of the jackson constitution, in Missis-
siai, OH the 30th of November. The dis
franchising clause, the clause disquali
flying rebels from holding. office, the
clause forbidding the loaning OF the
credit of the Staet, and the test oathfo
Office holders, are submitted to separate
votes.
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INSURE YOUR LIVES
IN THE