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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-28
Family and Sunday Reading.

Many of the best and most popular writers
for the religious press regular contributors to
its columns; its editorials discuss topics of live
Interests; its religious and secular intelligence
is most carefully compiled; Its selections are
choice and fresh. and its children's department
always we'll filled. Its &C Notes of the Chicago
Noon Prayer Meeting," regu arly prepared by
one of it's editors, are eagerly read all over the
land.
The price of ,he paper is $3.50 year in ad-
vance Rare Inducements for getting up clubs
are offered. FIFTY DIFFERENT PREMIUMS
for clubs, all along from to 600, make the
most attractive list ever offered It includes
something suited to every taste. The Universal
Clothes Wringer, Silver Spoons and Forks,
Prang's Chromos, Lange's Commentaries, Sab
bath School Libraries, Elgin Watches, Com
munion Services, Cabinet Organs, Church Bells,
etc . etc are DDon its LIST
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BElRrv MIND, that Mishlers Herb Bitters is
skillfuly compounded free from injurious
component parts, agreeable to the taste: and
destructive to disease. If you detect any
change from the natural functions of your sys-
TEN, no matter how trivial, or where loo ated,
or if disease has already entrenched itself, the
really true and reliable remedy in either case
is Mishler's Herb Bitters. This assertion is
based upon what we knew it will do in Teliev-
ing, curing and warding off disease. For
want of space we cannot detail the diversified
uses of this Bitters, but its general effects upon
the human system are to purify the blood and
Sc cretions; correct morbid changes in the
blood, equalize its circulation, enrich its con-
stitueuts and regulate its supply; it imparts
vitality and elasticity to every organ; over
comes all functional arrangements; assists in
the process of digestion; creates q healthy ap-
petite prevents and cures mlasmatic and in
termittent fevers, dyspepsia, liver complaints,
nervous headache, kidney affections, and re-
wives the physical energies by infusing new
life and power into the system.
The vast amount Of P ntati1n Bittars now
being sold and shipped fr m New York i al
most increditable. Go VIII an where you
will-along the warves and pier, and at the
depots-you will see great piles OF 'hese Bit
tiers awaiting shipment and con' cyan e to every
nook and corner of the country, I'd to the
hundreds Of foreign ports. They are very po-
pular among all classes of people, and are con-
ceded to be just the thing for the climate No
Bitters have yet been introduced which have
b. come so deservedly popular and worthy Of
natronape TO all who require tonic and slim
ulant. They are prepared with pure st. Croix
Rum. Calisaya and Casearilla Bark, ind all the
world knows full well what beneficial results
accrue from these combinati ors.
MAGNOLIA WATEB.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
| price.
| NERVOUS DEBILITY, with its gloomy at
| tetdants, low spirits, depression, invoun
| tsry emissions, loss Of semen, spermatorrh@a
loss of power dizzy head, loss of memory ant
threatened impotence and imbscility, find s
| sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC No. TWEN1 Y-EIGHT. Composed of th
most valuable MUD and potent curatives, they
strike at once at the root of the matter tons
up the system arrest the discharges and i'm
part yigor and energy, life and vitality to tn
| entire man They have cured thousands o
cases Price SIS per package of six boxes ant
vial. which is very important in obstinate o
old cases. or 81 per single box. Sold by al
Drnogists. and sent by mail on receipt of price
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE Co, So Broadway, New York.
sega full assortment of the above for sa
in WATERFOWL by W. Z. Foun tain and T. JohE
: stcp.
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LYNDON HoUsE.-A change is an
nounoed il the prophet orship Of this hotel.
Mr.. ]. Lindon gives possession Of the PREMISES
kee, q .on-in-law of Mr.. A. c. Bently, one
of the most widely known hotel-keepers in the
state Mr. Perry has had much experience in
the business, and will doubtless fully sustain
the reputation of the house.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-28

A RE you IN want Of good Fur Gap orCol-
~ lar? THE CITY HAT AND CAP
STORE is the place to get them
QUANTITY VS. QUALITY. HBLMBoLD's
Extract Sarsoparilla The dose is small Those
who desire large quantity and large doses of
medicine, ERR.
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HELMBOLDS Concentrated Extract Sarsa>
parilla, is the great Blood Purifier.
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THE LONG EVENINGS

Bring leisure hours. when every family needs q
good religious paper. THE ADVANCE, started
but little over year ago, already has seventy
five Thousand readers. While It represents, de.
nominationally the practice and principles of
the Congregational churches, it Is catholic and
fraternal in its attitude 10 Christians of every
name, and circulates among every denomina-
tons. 1t is the aim to make it in the best sense
a good relaqloas piper especially suited to
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-28

THOSE who desire brilliancy of complexion
must purify and enrich the blood, which HELM
BobD's Concentrated Extract of SarsdparilIa in-
variably does Ask for Helnbolds. Take no
other.
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A Coon SELEcrIoN.-The Trustees

a GOOD bELECTION.-Ihe Trustees
Of the Insane Asylum at Madison, having ten
tered the appointment of Assistant Surgeon Of
the Asylum to Dr. R. H. Wiggenton of this
city, he has accepted the position and gone on
20 assume its duties. The Doctors numerous
friends hero regret his removal from our COM
munity, but we can congratulate the ofneels OF
the Asylum, upon their good fortune in secur.
ing the services of so skilltull, competent and
faithful a practitioner as DR.. Wiggenton has
nroyed bigse,f to be during his residence in
this city.
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A COOP ARrfCLE.-Patent churns
"a ro numerous in these times that it is g
matter of common REM ark, but we occasion
orlv ind an article Of genuine merit, and such
wa believe the "Dairyman's Favorite," for sale
~ story & Dinsmore, to be. This churn has
heen thoroughly tested, having been in use
many years. and wherever introduced 1t mas al
once become very popular. It seems 70 COM
kline all the qualities most desirable in churn'
ona the agents, Messrs. Story & Dinsnlore' IN
-4a-;or Il for sale il this community, arc co4-
ST.. mat i vii give Te7fso: satis'ect;oa'
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

A BRILLIANT ILLUMINATED COVER.
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SoMETHIsG NEW.-We have rec elved
a COP Of Geo. P. Rowell L Co.'S Newspaper
Directory. This is work different IN It's
character and design frota any other ever be-
fore published 1t contains a list of all the
newspapers published in the United States
With q particular description CT each one. 1t
also has E liat OF oil the towns IN the country,
where newspapers ase Published, ailh Falua-
BE and interesting statistics Of their respective
importance and character. There IS besides
much other information Ct great interest, and
the book is invaluable to every business man.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-28

David Bare of Hubbleton, adyertlses the. "bee-
keepers Text Boek' the latest and best treatise
OF the subject of Bookkeeping. lie also sells
rghts for the celebrated American he's hive
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-11-12

ron COUNTY COU1T tLERK. y
We are authorized to announce MAJOR
JOHN B. ANDERSON, popularity and widely
known as" UscLE BACON. as candidate for
COUNTY COURT CLERK, at the ensuing
March Election. lssS rec 1a7 as7 -
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Ssus Of Ma6fy County held at the Corr
Ho0ss in ColnmBial lon the oh Asy 3,
November. 1879, the following proceed,
inss we're had.
Z Hon James a Thomas being called e
The Chair, :in . few clear, fbrcihle sem.
tencesuexplained the object ofthe meet
ing. zsrs $3.50 - -.
- On motion, W. 3. Whitthorpa. r..
was appointed Secretary. Hon. A. o. p.
Nicholson then briefly addressed the
meeting, and 1t the closs Of his remarks,
Major Isaac n. Barnett introduced the
following resolutions, so-wit:
z Be Il Resolved b. tAis Px1lic Nessxo
OF Q portion OF the citizens of Maurv
County, held at the Court House In CO.
lumbia, on this 9Th day of November,
1889,
Isl, That in our opinion the people or
Maury County, and Of the State Of Ten
nessee, desire the Legislature to call q
Convention at once to ssalter, reform or
abolish" such provisions Of the State
Constitution 40 said Convention may.
deem right and proper, and subject only,
W e&A0 AoSA4ACotIOk3s VI ZIG IJ5ODt4 8U0 hot
Inconsistent with the Constitution Of the
United States. -. - -, Z
ID, That we believe the people of Man.
nv County and ofthe State of Tennessee,
are opposed to any and every attempt on
the part Of the Legislature to exercise
any Of the powers or functions of such
Convention, or to impose any limita-
tons or restrictions upon the "inaliena-
BILE or indeIeasible right" of the people
to "alter, reform or ABOLISH any provis-;
ion Of the Constitution of the State con-
sistently with the Constitution of the
United States, - -,s.- <.
ID, That we hereby express the wish
Of this meeting that our Senator and
Representative will vote to carry out the
views expressed in. the foregoing resolu-
lions. And that a copy hereof be at once
to them, ard also furnished
the Republican Banner, Un,on e Anaeri-
rdn, and COLUMBIA HERALD, with a re-
guest that each paper publish the same.
Whereupon NJ s. Frierson briefly
spoke in favor of the Resolutions, and
IN motion the same were unanimously
carried. ". J. WHIrrHoRNE, JB.,
= aH Secretary, dc. =
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At the yeejae9pe g ths 1r1dp's father, near
cuileoka. on the nh October. lsoe. By Rev.
=. g. pENW1npEh M, T.. n .WITHERs, Of
yacllon. Ieun4 g lea 1rTT18 F1TzEAT.
hlcK. g NAVY coonfy. = + bas wa
s ~ H. semA - ~ q slsews, h, NJ. A.
IN.nAVM to Mn FANNIE 4. Mconro.
Oh eaaef enlasokA Jsnn. ~ aa@sl szsd
Infhis county. on he sth Inst, By nev.
VIZ n. HuaHnus Mr., JAMES HOWARD
and Nlss FANNY ALExANpIR. -.
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wouldn'tF Fan Rack.

| Very few ofthe young men of this gen
Grafton knew much about the late Col
WM Pillow, although he has been dead
but little more than a year, and passed
life having more remarkable events
crowded into ii than any other man in
the county. He was one hundred year,
old when he died; having been born be
fore HUMBOLDT and the areat NAPoLE-
on. During all his early manhood his
was soldiers life, fighting Indians and
enduring tie hardness of frontier life.
There are enough incidents, CT a histori-
cal nature, to fill a large book, and yet
so quiet and nnpretentious was his life
near Bigbyville, that no one knew, when
they met him in the road, that they
were passing one who. was in many re-
spects "grand man" He had the fine
sensitive instincts ola woman united to
Ionic courage, and the purity Of honor
of a young girl. He possessed sinews OF
iron, and even up to his death, he walk
ed as martially upright as old Hickory
himself. The 9Th day of Novernber--last
Monday-recails to mind one ofthe in
cidents of his life. A number ofyears
ago, NIMRoD PORTER, Esq, probably
then a candidate for some Office, met
COL PILLOW on the square one day, and
and in q smiling way said, Col. Pm
Low do you remember the Sth Of Novem-
Der, the Sh of November, asa p Yes,
very well; the day Of the battle Of Talla-
dega.' The circumstances thus recalled
by these two old warriors are these: On
the 9TH of November. 1913, Col. PILLOW
commanded a Regiment of Tennessee
troops under old Hickory, Z Gen. jack
SONS aid de camp, Capt SINCLAIR, rode
up to Col. p. and ordered him to go up a
certain ravine, while the main army I'M
der the General would take a different,
route. If you meet the enemy said
Capt. s., fall back Immediately The
colonel replied emphatically, IN do no
such thing-I will not fall back Away
went the Captain, and presently Gene
raj JACKSON rode up furi0usly, and de-
maEded in stern tone, 'Coll mel Pill
Low, what is this hear?-do you refuse
to obey my ordersf' yes, sir; viii not
fall back in retreat after once becomes
engaged in fight-I will not leave my
wounded men on the field to be scalped
by the demons. But, General, I WHt
tight them till you come up The face
OF JACKSON melted in an instant from
infexible rigidity into bland smile OF
pleasure, and his porcupine hair smooth
ed down, as he said quickly. All right,
Colonel, all right, just tight 'em till 1
come mp. An right: They met the In
dians the next day, and the world
knows the result. Some time after this /
event, on certain occasion, Gen. jack
SON became very violent at some report
started about hfpself, and sworet That he
would cowhile che man that started it,
No you WON'T said Gen. ROBERTS, Of
Rutherford Creek. Gen. j. repeated |
that he wouId ,c0Whide any man under
heaven who had started that report.
General, you will do no such thing.
You will not cowhide this man, he is not |
10 be cowhided by mortal man. It !
Col. PILLow.' 1t is hardly necessary to
remark that no more was heard Of cow,
hiding. - AZ ~ .t-al- Fs-8y
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OR cHIILs AND FEVER.


The proprietor of this cslshr,tsd u.S..;..
j1ssiy claims for it . superiorily ovsr sji rs1e-
oies ever offered to the public for - -. -.
AN, SPEEDY I'D permanent cure a. ~ 80
tever, or Chi.ls and Fever, whstker q No. o.
IonE standing. Hsrefsrs to the eutirs No..
and Southwestern country to bsar lin tssfino-
~ to the truth off the assertion, thst 8 ~ -.
whatever will it fail to cure II - dir,exic.s -.
strictly followed and carried out. n a ,,ss,
many cases single dose las ben sufDcis.t for
azure, and whole families have been eursd hv :
single bottle, with perfect restoration ofthe c,p.
eral health. It is, however, prudeut' "a IN
every case more certain to cure, IFS ne & con
t,nued in smallerdoses for week or tvo 49,
the disease has been checked, npoes eep.risliv n
dlihcult and longstsnding esssa UasiIv. H.
neoleine will not require any ed . kscp n,
ooNeis IN good order; should - patient, how.
ever, require cathartic medicine. - ksvin,
taken three or four doses Of the Touic. 4 sinsls
dose OF BULLS VEGETABLE FANIIY Pn1s
will be sufficient. - - AA'A'e
DIR. JOHN Bulls PRINCIPAL ones.a
Nc. 10 Fiflh, croee Street,
LOUISVILLE, H
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PRICEs.-AFAIR OFFER.

Send the retail price, Washer So, Extra
Wrnger el0s and We win forward ether or
both machines, FREQ Of freight, to places where
no one IS selling; and 70 sure arc We they viii
be iiked, that We agree to refund the money II
any one wishes to return the mrchines free Of
freigm, after months trial, according TO d.
rections. y .
No husband, father or brother should permit
the drudRefy Of washing with the hands, fly
two days in the year, When Il can Be- done bet
ter, more expediciously, with less labor, and no
injury to the garmeuts, By Doty Clothes Wash
e., and . Universal Wrineer. I.
tCanvassers with exclusive right Of sale make
money fast selling them.
Sold by dealers generally, 10 whom liberal
discounts are made. ak
r. c. BROWNING, Gen. Agent
ss 81 Cortlandt st., New York.
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uai s1joy mont o. kpoKiedge.


-
IA e week We published eafd cf the
Home. Journal, published at Lexington,
Ky Il is one of the best papers for the
Sara,er's boraeinths Mole soant =, aud
now Mr.. MILLER Intends to. enlarge it..
The poorest farmer in the county, even
if he has to pay half he makes FOR rent If
land, should take two papers, his own
county newspaper, and an agricultural
journal. A man may make money il.
spite of his Ignorance, but he will be a
rare exception The Formers Home
Joa'na, is what its name indicates. a pa
per for the farmers fircside as well as
his fields. 1t is neatly printed and well
edited, and suited to this climate. Two
and half dollars is the price, if taken
in clubs Of six, and tree to the LIST ef
January. $50
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Trsppers.

- We learn that party Of professional
trappers were lately in this locality, &C.
coutred with all the necessary traps, etc.
with which to catch otter, beaver. and
other valuable water varmints. They
certainly have that great essential to
success, tenacity, il the statement be
true that they remained about twenty
days ut the mouth of Rutherford Greek,
and only caught one otter. They have
cone to Buffalo River, which is said to
abound with beaver and otter.
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=. some Of our farmer friends have been
much xrubled lately about their hogs.
McE1hnSy q Smith's Hog Cholera med
icine has removed the disastrous porcine
epidemfn non our midst, but there is a
new disease abtcad in the county even
: more fatal 10 porkers. They disappear
suddenly, about the time they are sound
ing the gong for dinner in China, ard
not even q sign Is left TO tell the sad tale.
Daniel J. Estes, Esq, recently lost ten
fine hogs from his pen, and now he has
to keep anight wstch over 1t. The short
crops this yease vill7 fall with great
force on the ceaored people, and it Is
likely that they win draw on theil
neighbors for their winter provisions
= n uiid and nnrslisble parliament in
he Rsnitsntiary, wAich iEesdoan hss i'm
pcsed upon The negsp, has not removed
- hin 6is yGy weak regard for the
So cosAmandme1it, which some people
ealznak,4 ests1bnted to slavery.
1t Is confidently asserted that the
chances are strongly and decidedly
asainsr any of the present Tennessee
Congressman being reelected to their
eeaD in The Congressman
non skis Dstrio. Hoa. s IL ARSELL,
wfif CT hly he Id On the shelf unless
his CONVICTIONS g duty change very ma
teriaily. Doubtless the President will
reward him with . foreign mission, or a
seat in his cabinet. Mr.. A. certainly de-
serves some such reward, for he was the
very head and front of Radicalism in
this State, and really gave it life and
existence, by his DISTINGUISHING laws
He wasted his strength in its behalf. ard
GRAsr ought to send him to Italy for
his bsalth.
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s We are authorized to announce E. G. ALEX
ANDER, ST., as . candidate for COUNTY
TRUSTEE, at the ensuing March election. .
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6 wa WusoN, our county Represent
alive, was In town last Saturday, ming
ling witt his constituents. &.
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d U LIE
- a n s. ap q rilla
AGOOD REASON FOR THE CAP.
TAIN'S FAITH,
Read the Captains Letter and ths Letter from
hia orho-. y

Read the Captains Letter and sbe Letter from
his mother:
Benton Barracks, No., ApsiI 80, 1850.
pR- JoHs BrLL-Dear Sir: Knovi,e ths Al.
ncacy OF your Sarsapari!la, and the beaIine md
oeneneiai qualities 1t Possesses, send Won the
'oitowing statement of my case.
i was wounded about two years aro-waz In.
Ken prisoner and confined for sixtssn moutbs.
oeiog moyedso often, my wounds have not heal.
edyet; 4 have not sat up moment since was
wouno9d. ! am shot through ths hips. Nv
general health Is impaired, need sonethiur 10
assist nature. Ihave more faith IN your 49,.
pariila than In anything else. / v;sh tbs.
that is genuine. Please express me half 4 dozsa
bottles, and oblige
Carr. C. p. JOHNSON, 81. Louis.
p. S.-The following was written Anr;j IN
1855, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of CAM
johnson: ~s''
uR. JoHS BgLL-Dear Sir: Nv ausband Dr
u >: sohnson. vas a skiIlfal sur9son aDd = WI
clan 10 central New York, where he died Iearins
the ABOVE Z. +. johnson to my cara. A thirteen
years OF age he had q chronic diarrhea and
scrofuis, for which / gave him your HazsaperilIs.
IT CrzED HIN. have for ten years rucomubend
ed 1t to many in New York, Ohio. "a Iovs- for
scrofula. fever sores. and geueraidsbiIItv. PR.
feet success has attended it. Ths cures eHucted
IN some cases of scrOfula and fever sorun ver,
almost miraculous. / am very anxious for M
son 70 again have recourse to your ssrsaparii-
Ia HE'S fearful Of getting spurious article.
hence MS Writing you for ID His wounds
were terrible. but belive he viii recover ~ :
sf Respectfully, JENNIE JoHssox.
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Pork Conaing In.

The farmers have been killing their
hogs. This week some Of them brought
pork town for SALE. Ruling price ten
cents,
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We are authorized to announce J. n. HICK-
Ely as candidate for. COUNTY COURT
CLERK, at the ensuing March Election.
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His Honor Judge WARD, Of Pulaski.
came to Columbia the other day. Mat
tiers of Court -
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AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
ARKAMSAs. HERD lRRoM


= tIltIH.A
sroskY PorNT, White Co.. Ark, M.y "a, &C.
Dr. JoHS BrLL-Dcar Sir: Last February
was IN Louisville purchasing drugs. ard \ got
some OF your Sarsaparila and Cesron Bifters.
NJ son-in-law. who was with me IN the storc, hss
oeen down with rheumatism for son,e tinp CON-
meneed on the Biriers, and soon found his gcu-
erzl health improved
DIR. Gist, who has been. ia bad health. tried
them, and he also improved
DIR. Coffee, who has been Ia bad heafh for
several years stomach and liver s1tcfeiEhe
improved vcry mich BY The use Of yeoT Bitters.
Indeed the CetlFon Bfters bias xzseu - great
popularity in this settlement. thfn& could
sell great quantity OF your needless tn far
especially your Cedren Bitters zu4 4erssporil-
Ia Ship me VIA Memphis, care ~ H{ckot1 Z
yeeiy. Respectfully.
- lsag C;B. v4LxE1
Prsrarvit by Dr. JoHs Brl'. Al In ssssoy
Filth street, Louisville, Nv
por sale by 7. h RAINS, Draxe1r1 ncz<. a |.
10 DIE pest 0tSec. Columbia, Teaa- s,
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| 060 1oAh AAAA61s SCI
obrreeted Rsetly By n ~. Keeses q Co.
+ uGroecxe nsd obasRissios AesckaRts,
lsa. Est side Asbeie 6Qx1re. gse.a
As = q ~ ~ ~ m ~ N snouidess
B Bf}TTfmEo5SS & tp,es iN4ns' eii ,.s 8. s.a
BEEeWAx-a6oper H. - h.sa ss-s7ts
ssAASeSs5 Tn4R6dT41Ts Rss xd "a. n-,.a n
CORN MEAL-le6 per b1shef.
+ CoHM-in demand, o cts. rs lfl1 y Z
I 0AN4ln9>1oe pr y y ssa 1ss assk
cRxEE FesS .S ss E s nsH .n.sss
DR[KD RREf-asc, nssis in store. : -
+ DRlkDfRuIf-Appaeseto Il. Peaches
EGa8lsc per dox. and indemand. 80
FLOUR S10psr 10 Is. Tennessee Flour,
Reyal Roseo s1per Fancy mons In market.
EHEsH BEES 70 l0e. "a tss..sIsys.
HIpHass.s e. nsS 4 Rer b
IRON TIE6-l0c per D. y t'reygs : &
SzckzSS i 8 ~ j $50; NO. : .s7s; No.
nCiAssEs ~ to a1. - 1saa
NAILs-s6H tosex per keg. SOS
SSiSNsSsSSt Q 7sc Per su.nei; no demand.
3 PEA NuISel,3 toel 80 per bu. q 10
~ POULTRY-Chickons 70 70 Sc. -
ROPEBest Green Leaf l2><c.
P P0TAT g - irash Potatoes, %.
RICE-be.t 8. G. l27l to Is. seas7.a
SUGAR-l5 to DC. fot.- F-4.,s
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-11-12
FOR TAx C0ILECraR.

We are anthorised TO announces wM. WOOD
as candidate for TAX COLLECTOR, at the
ensuing March Election. e. a. E,s,-ss 3
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-11-12

weare authorized to announce EDWARD
T. STONE as a candidate for TAX COLLEc-
TOR at the ensuing March Election. 49, - =,