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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-11-25
DHERIFF'S SALE.

DHERIFF's SALE.
BY virtue Of writ Of vendiiioni Exponus tC
me directed from the Circuit Ceurt Of Maury
county in favor of Craighead, Breast 4 Co, vs
N. J.. Roaue, l will proceed to sell for cash "a
the highest bidder atthe Court House door in
in the town Of Columbia, on Thursday, the 22nd
day of December next all the right, tile, inter
est, and clam cha. Defendant, NJ. L. Roane has
in and to the following tract or parcel of land
situated on the waters Of Silver and Fountain
creeks in civil district No. 4. county of Maury
and State of Tennessee, known az The LancAs.
Ter tract, an O bounded as follows, to wA: On
the North by the land. Of John Atkins heirs
Giles 7. Harris and Leirs Of James Freeland
West by Fountain Greek, South By Isaac vii
son. Middleton and Hill, and on The Eas. by
j. B. Hill and James Freland's heirs, said tract
belongs 10 the heirs of Micheal Lancaster, and
is undivided, NIL. Roane having a d;stribu-
table share therein. said III. l.. Roanc's inter
est - levied upon TO satisfy said writ Of ycndi
toni cbponus. Sale in legal hours.
Noyl6 II fec 4 SIMS LATTA,
Sheriff Maury County.
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MILLINERY.
OHERFF'S SALE.

BY eirtuc Of writ OF rcpditi.nl cxp,uss +,
INC directed rom the Circuit Court az NJ
cosuty, ip|avor OF Sutlif 4 Owen ~ ~
Bailey VIII proceed to sell to the biebes: bid.
der g. cash, at the Court House door in The
toy, 81 Colnmbia, on Thursday, 22nd dav of
~ ~, he11 q tract or parcel of land situated
h;stSc 3, Vo s ., Tennessee, Maury County, civil
On The 20 o :, ana bounded as ~iollows, to wit:
.nSo si.sss oy TIE iandsof VIM. Mccormack,
a1a ctners, ON the SoutI, by Mr.. McKis,ack'
W.. oy Nashville 4 Decatur Railroad, and on
doe Sorsi BY WA. Bailey containing two hun
~ anu twenty acres, more or less, and levied
on 70 satisfy said writ ..of vcnditioui expouus.
sale In legal hours. SINS LATTA, Shelf.
Per b. A.. Nicbol, ID. 8.
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The Chicago Joureal says that c.
B. Farwcll, Congressman elect from
that district. won i'm wages upon his
own: election, ten thousand dollars
over and above his campaign exren-
.es. His majority is Ill7. lie is q
Radical ofcourse.
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COMMUNICATED.

Tie ACCOMPLISHED AND EFFICIENT
OFFICERS ofthc Maury County Agri.
cultural, Mechanical, Horticultural,
and Live Stock Association were left
out at the late election. Cause-Too
progressive. They were foolish
enough to express the opinion, that as
a great travelling thoroughfarc, the
Nashville & Decatur Railroad sur
passed the Mt. Pleasant Pike. Scrv-
cd 'em right.
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Thanksgiving Day,

Lad Thursday, Thanksgiving Day,
wss observed by SONG of the people
q Columbia. A number of stores
were closed, a good many people
went TO hear Rev. A.W. SMITH preach
the ThanksgivingSermo al the Cum
bcrland Presbyterian Church, and the
balance went aiIunting.
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State Senator.

IL Ed. WILLIAMS, Esq, will con-
sent to run for State Senator, 10 fill.thc
vacancy occasioned by the death of
Col. Z. Ii. PEBBLES, he will receive
the support of MANY VOTERS.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

OHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue ola writ of venditioni exponus 10
me directed from the Circuit Court of Maury
county, in favor of W. C. Whitthorne vs J
Crockett Parks, ! will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the Court House
door in thu own of Columbia, on Thurs
day, December TIT 22nd, 1870, a tract or parcel
OF land situated in the State Of Tennessee
Maury county, and civil district No. %, and
bounded as follows: On the north by the lands
OF w. P. Parhan, East BY ". p. Parham and
Lee, South BY the Cooper tract, and West by
the heirs Oft. w. Blair, deed, containing one
hundred and fifty acre, more or less. and levied
on as the property Of defendant, J. c. Parks t,
satisfy said wri; Of vcnd;toni exponus. Sale
in legal hours. SIMS LATTA,
NoviS-Prfee$ Shelf Maury County.
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The Matter In Constantinoplc.


LONDON, Nov. ia telegram from
COnstantinOplc says that up to this
Sunday morning the Turkish gov
ernment had received no notice Of
Russia's intention 10 abrogate the
treaty Of ,J6.
Didn't Know There Was Any War.
The German ship Estafethc, return
ing from the South Sea, entered the
port ut Havrc, where she was prompt
ly seized, the officers not having heard
of the war.
10, 1000 fRnslshlng Souls 10 BIC Driven
Out Of Paris.
LONDON, Nov. ia Paris balloon
letter says Trochu intends shortly TO
force from the city 10000 half starved
citizens for whom he cannot longer
provide.
The Fail OF Paris Imminent.
New YORK, Nov. ia Berlin
dispatch says rumors of u doubtful
character arc in circulation in Berlin
to the cfiec: that the capitulation of
Paris is imminent. 1t is also rumorcd
that the administration of the COM
m~issariat is busily preparing TO re-
ceive a large French force,
In view of the recent defamation Of
the armies in France by disease and
by battle, the Government has been
forced to announce that the next levy
of recruits will be in the proportion
of six to every thousand of population
instead Of four per thousand as here
tofOre proposed.
Peace Proposed ON the; BASIS Of Neu-
tralixing Alsace-A European Con.
grcss to Settle h Matter.
LONDON, Nov. I9.-Dispatches from
Tours states that England, with the
approval of the Provisional Govern
ment, has renewed her proposals fol
an armisticc, based upon a pecuniary
war compensation, the razing of the
frontier fortresses, and the neutraliza-
ton of Alsacc and Lorraine. the great
powers guaranteeing the fulfillment
of these conditions by any future
Government. a congress is to as
scmble to settle these questions and
also to deliberate upon the Eastern
question.
MOntmedy- "A SOrtic Aunlhilaicd.
On Wednesday a sOrtie was made
from MOntmedy by two companies of
the Guards Mobiles. Every one of
them was either killed or taken pri-
soncr. The Prussians now contine
the bOmbardment to the Fortress of
Montmedy.
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SALE OF
Valuable Property.

b. Decrdc of the Ctaaccry Court at Nash.
vile, | offer at private sale, in one tract, or il
smaller tracts to suit purchasers, 600 acres o
land in Maury County, On the Columbia an,
Mt. Pleasant Turnpike. The land ha. ON it 4
large and elegant residence and other neccssa
~ Improvements; is heavily tin.bcred, and ia
the bcs: section oftlc State. being a part Of tho
trect formerly owned By Col. George ". Folk,
and on which he now resides. Also. the
MIERS RESIDENCE AND GROUNES.
On the Murfreesboro Turnpike about on.
mile from Nashville, containing - acres, a
very good place.
Also. the storc-house in Nashville, on Col
lege street, between Union street and the
Square, and now occupied BY Fred Tcrrass d
Co.; and, also, 50 feet Of vacant ground on the
south side Of Cherry street, o short distance
above Lincoln's Hall. II not sold al privatei
sale, 7 will sell publicly, in Columbia, the tract
of land in Maury, on Thursday, the stb day of
December, ls!0; and the store, vacant lot, and
Miers place at the Court House in Nashville, on
Wednesday, the both day oil November, Io10.
Terms-One-fou.th cash, and The remainder
IN ono andtwo years, with interest. Reicr 10
G. N. Fogg. Jr., at Nashville, or ii. e.. Ycat-
man, in Marry County.
RUSSELL HOUSTON,
Admir- Of estate of 4. W. VanIeer.
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OEANCERY SALE
OF TOWN LOT IN SPRING HILL

Pursuant to decree Of the Chanccry Court q,
Columbia at the March term, 1870, in the case
of w. :. Grafton, adm'r, rs. J. b. Stephenson,
ct al, | viii sell TO the highest bidder, at the
Court House in Columbia, on Monday, the 2Ist
day Of November, $50, a valuable town lot sit
uated in the town offspring Hill, Msury county,
Tenn, nd joining the lots Of Gen. EwcIl and
others.
Terms, eight months credit, with interest
from date, the purchaser required to execute
note with good security, and a lien retained for
the purchase money.
Gct2l-4t Ill. WILLIAMS, Cd ".
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State of Tennessee, certify that
Giles County. am acquainted
with Drill. Beatty, BFMaXwell and
others, whose names arc appended to
the foregoing recommendation, that
they arc reputable citizens of Giles
county and entirely worthy of credit.
I add to this that so far as | have
heard, the Stoves recommended give
entire satisfaction.
II. II. AYMETT.
Nov. II, 20. Clerk Giles Co. Court.
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NHANCERl SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant TO decree of the Chanccry court al
Columbia, at the September term, lsts, in the
case of w. X. Reares, rs W. T. johnson, I will
sell to the highest bidder at the Court House
in the town Of Columbia, on Monday. the 2lst
day Of November, $50, a tract Of land situated
in the 18th civil district OF Marry county, ad-
joining the lands ofJames Jones, A.P. W. Thur
mond, Anderson Dyer.. aud others, containing
- acres.
Terms, six and twelve months credit, with
interest," from date, the purchaser required to eI-
ccute note with good security, and a lein retain.
cd for the purchase money.
Oct ol-4t j. l.. WILLIAMS C.& NJ.
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The Cabinet Divided.
FROM RUSSIA.
She Demands . Moderation Of the
Treaty Of lS56-Warlike Attitude Of
Turkey.

She Demands q Moderation of the
Treaty Of ls5e-warlike Attitude Of
Turkey.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Thc Russian
Minister has read Lord Granville a
letter from Prince GortschakOff, stat
ing that Russia now demands a mod
~ification or abolition Of the provisions
signed at the convention at Paris on
the 3Oth of March, 1856, and articles
IL and Ii of the treaty of Paris, April
q, 1856. These provisions forbid the
Russian fleet from entering the OAR
danelles and Bosphorous from the
Black Sea, and limit the Russian fleet
in the Black Sea to ten small steam
ers. 1t also prohibits Russia and
Turkey from maintaining OH the
Black Sea coast any military or mari
time arsenal, and guarantees to neutra-
lie the Black Sea by the Introduction
from its waters of any vessel of war
belonging to the powers possessing
its coast or any other power. This de-
claration OIL the part Of Russia being
simultaneously made in London and
TO the Cabinets at ConstantinOplc,
Vienna and Berlin, is believed here to
indicate Russia's readiness to insist
Oh the recognition of her claims by
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ESTRAY NOTICES.

Taken up on the plantation If I. NJ. Kittrcll,
By William Miller, District No. Is, one horse {
years Old, black color, Il hands high, scar on
right shoulder and knees, and trace ard collar
marks on weathers, right hind foot white, knot
on left snklc. Appraised at s5o.
Novt CHAS. CLEAR, Ranger NJ. L.
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Taken ny, GU the plantation Of kon Sellers,
District No. o, one mare . years old, 1875 hands
hipb, black color, pony built, small lump on
right hind leg, above the ankle. Appraised at
$50 CHAS. CLEAR,
Nevi Ranger II q
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FIRST NATIONAL IA M o.
% u N ID

III Xxi MEN L, !
OFFICE CoNPTRoL'R OF THE CuR'NC'Y, .
Washington, Sep. eth, 1870.
"HEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EyI.
dence presented to the undersigned, i. ha.
been made TO appear tina; THE FfRsf SATIosA1
BANK or CoLrssIA, in the City Of Columbia, in
the County of Maury, and State Of Tennessee,
has been duly organized under aud according
TO the requirements of the Act Of Congres. en-
titled An Act 10 provide q National Currency,
secured BY a pledge Of United States bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and redemp.
ton thereof" approved Jurc Sd, 1861, and has
complied with all the provisions Of said Act re-
CURED 10 be complied With before commencing
the bu>iues. Of Banking under said Act.
Now, therefore, I Jno. Jay kno,, Acting
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify
that Tue FIRsr NArIoSlL BA>x or COLrSyIi,
in the CITY Of Columbia, in the County OF Mac-
~, ard State Of Tennessee, is authorized to
cOInmencc tho busincs. Of Banking under the
Act aforesaid.
- Ia testimony Ehsreof. witness
any band and Seal Of oaice, this
B2'th day Of Septeniber, 1870.
~ JNO. JAY kNOS,
Acting Comptroller Of the curreucy.
DrfJS End
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ENGLAND.


~ +OSDJ N0soDS NE $50
LONDON, November 1.-the Prince
Of Wales, representing the views OF
the Qneen, is understood 10 have cx.
pressed to The Cabinet her disapprov-
al Of CranyiIlc's hasty reply to Rus
sia.
The Conservatives arc about 10 call
a meeting al London 10 consider the
crisis. In view of u probably early
~convOcation Of Parliament Gladstone
hesitatcs to commit himself for OIL
against war on the present provoca-
Moving Cautiously.
+ DISPATCHES from Florence states
that the Italian Government certainly
declined a diplomatic move against
Russia.
The Cabinet Divided.
LONDON, November ia warlike
feeling decidedly prevails ahover Eng
land. An important division exists
i'm the Cabinet OH the Russian ques-
ton, which will likely lead TO the
dissolution of The Ministry. Gram
| vile insists that England must now
put down ber foot firmly, or forever
give up Der voice in European affairs.
He holds that the present attitude of
Russia, means future if not immedi-
sle prosecution of her long cherished
designs on the East. The present
moment is the only tilhc when Eng
land can hope 10 resist successfully a
policy against which heretofore she
has fought at a great sacrifice of life
and treasure. Lowe and Cardwell
have positively protested against war
on the present issue.
CRON RUGSIl
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PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

New subscribers Ia apT two Of the above pc
radicals for Isl, will be entitled To receive ONE
of the REVIEWS for 1870. New subscribers to
all the five may receive any v Of the RE-
VIEWS for 1871.
Neither premiums to subscribers, nor discount
10 clubs can be allowed, unless the money is re-
mittcd DIRECT TO THE PUBLISHERS. No premi-
umS can DC given to clubs.
Circulars with further particulars may be
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BERKSHIRE HOGS!

have a few male Pigs. ranging in age from
two to seven months old. Price, Sl5 10 $50
each. All the getof Tom. Moore.
r. P. LEDBETTER,
Box 6. Columbia, Tenn.
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Congressional Election.

The following is the vote fer Con-
gresham in three counties in the 9TH
District:
Perry CONGRATULATIONS, 40;
Cypert 70.
Decatur County-Whitthorne $50
Cypert 80.
Lawrence County WhitthOrnc.
464: Cypcrt, 40.
Gen. wHrTTHoRNE's majority in the
| Districts between four and five thou.
sand. 4 full vote would have made
il about eight thousand.
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Il EENESSEE BANK NOTES


At Bank Of Colamiia ia. Good g r psyrpen, o
State Tax. y
Sep9 If.
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Our Municipal Elcciion.

The election for Mayor and Alder
men Of Columbia passed of very quiz
city last Saturday. The vote pollcd
was tolerably large, though not the
entire strength of the corporation.
Below We give the result:
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To Scientihc and Practical Agriculture.
BY HENRY STEPHEN, L. r. s., Edinburgh, nd
the late j. Z. NORTON, Professor of Scientific
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven.
Two vols. Royal octave. 1900 pages and
numerous engrayings. lTicc, 81; by mail,
post paid, IS. MOVES
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Acting Comp
Sod.
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EVERYBODY Read This

From the Pulaski, Citizen Nor. Is, 1870 /.
MEssRs. CULVER BRos.-Thc Far
mers Cooking Stoves you sold me
some time ago, we arc pleased to say
work to our entire satisfaction: and
arc as good in every particular as re-
commended by your agents. ACook'
ing Stove is one of the most ncccssa-
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economy, and properly used will pro-
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The ~sympsomso Of Iiv
or compliant are unea
siness and pain in the
IL o-.-


and is mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach
j. affected with loss Of appetite and sickness
bowels in general c~ostive, sometimes ~slterna-
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and dull, heavy sensation, considerable loss OF
memory, accompanied with painful sensation Of
having LETT undone something which ought To-
have been done. Often complaining of weak
ness, debility and low spirits. Sometimes
some Of the above symptoms attend the disease.
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extra watch free. making seven $l6 watches for
400. or seven $40 watches for $50.
ALSO ELEGANT oK0lDE GOLD CHAINS
of latest and most costly sly les. for Ladies' and
Gcntlrmen, from 10 to 10 inches long, at e, 81,
"a and t8 each, sent with watches at lowctt
Wholesale rrices. State kind end tize OF watch
REQUIRED, and order onlyfrom
THE OROlDE WATCH CO.,
oc1sdjm 14s Fulton Street. New York.