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SHOT-S3 IS per bag. a., III saa,f,.i -.
-vlrgfnia, SO Barrel. -. =; 80;
Clover, II 80 per busbel. Timothy
ga aTnGartsn S215, Mllett H. eai - :.
= S1ITE 1M1o ;. Ae4ow Fopiaf' so,So PEI thou.
wHISKEv- sS a>sa m .'s.;..7',.,I -,
WHEAT- "a ia ~ W. 70 i3iID i''id =.
l7lle y = ra.i asea7 'hiss: r. /
$3.50 g9dio. OF 20 IigyrV .ihniHDin
l3od q4a Angasta AArket- jpeda /
Corrected ,ceekly.6y \. O. MdfAepsoa,
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MCKINNEY Il SMITH keep New and
Secondhand Pianos of the best maker
Or sale and rent, at less than Nashvill,
prices. 80 s.s = ny ~ ,...s !.
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PreGI. walker,

of Culleoka, has assumed control for
the next two years, of the Gregory, or
sExcelsicr" Mills, 4miles North OF Go.
lumbia. He desires the liberal patron
age of his people. sus iFLin ano {
Oct. I'm. :. 80 y ~ ------ -
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Experienced horsemen use Equine Remedie les
ALL persons authorized to receive mo-
mics for the Maury County Memorial
Association are requested by the Presi-
dent to report to W J Dale: -,..t'.g
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For Re,af,

1rsyou want good Suit of Clothes
made to order, call at 80, y IL,
,tl 49, ENGLE's.
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Another lot of fine handmade boots
and Shoes, every pair warranted and
twenty five per cent cheaper than can
be bought in Columbia. ~ -
WILLIAMS & TYLER.
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We rejoice to learn that our correspon-
dent Flown" was mistaken in his sup
position that the citizens of Cross Bridges
were opposed to the removal OF the Fair
Grounds to some point adjoining the city
of Columbia. Indeed, SO small Is the OPP
position to that important and commen-
dable undertaking, that there is scarce
ly any doubt that it will be consumma-
ted before the time to have another Fair.
We trust that o movement will be made
i'm that direction Immediately, in order
that the new grounds NAV be properly
improved before another public exhibi-
ton. It has been suRgested that the Mau-
ry County Agricultural Society buy tho
reughbred stock of all kinds, from q
horse to a hog, and keep them at the
Fair Grounds for the benefit of the coun-
ty at large. The idea is a good one, and
we trust that they will adopt it. We
would further suggest that club or So
ciety be organized in every district or
neighborhood, the main object of which
will be to bay as stock company the
best horses, the best cows hogs, wheat,
etc., that can be obtained, and keep them
for the benefit OF the neighborhood. The
Northern farmers do thus, and it is the
secret of their success. Much of the un-
thriftiness and poverty ofour farmers is
attributable:to their exclusiveness. The
spafe means Of fifty farmers could not
be invested in more profitable way,
both to themselves and to the commune
ty at large, than In the manner we have
suggested above. To use Mai. Sykes
idea, these small societies must form the
feeders of the annual Fair, else it will
finally perish from drought. II
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A N NOU N c EMEN rs
FOR CONaREss.

We are authorized 10 snnoanee Gen. w. e.
WHITTHORNE as candidate for Congress OF
the United States in the 9th District. Election
in November, n. has ,na
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FOR FL0ATER.

We arc authorized 10 announce WM. B. COR.
DON as candidate for the Legislature in the
Pictorial district composed 81 the counties .
Williamson, Maury and Lewis. Election, frs
Thursday In November, 1870.
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Wanted,

An Assistant Physician, at 2ussell's Medical
institute. Also, Physicians to take charge Of
Branch Institutes. Capital required, 81 900.
Parties desiring 70 study medicine should adj
dress PRoF. j. B. RUSSELL, N. D.. L. i. d.
{ SeP234t an. Court ST.. Memphis, Tenn,
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CITY IRE MS.

In this county, on the II th inst, Mrs. RoBERTs.
wife Of Maury Roberts, Sedbury's Bend. fiii.ls
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II y $40 = ST7IT .10Tss9ss1 Il DO
.ORDER OF puBLcATloS,,. ~ g..
Hugh Douglas, and another, Us Gideon
~ j. Pillow, let al. 7iHrH9fnD :

OhDEh VI y ,CDLShl lON,s tr-fs
Hugh Douglas, and another, US Gideon
~ j. Pillow, let al.9iHcHSfnD :
1t appearing to me from complainane's
amended bill, flied in the above cause
that Narcisss Martin, Charles 4. Martin,
Joseph A. Martin, Frednck g. Martin.
Rufus J. Polk and wife, Cynthia B. Polk.
are defendants and non-residents Of the
State of Tennessee, 50 that the usapl2inary
process of law cannot be served on them.
II Is therefore ordered By me that publ
cation be made in the COLUMBIA HER
AID, q newspaper published in the town
of Columbia, Maury county, Tennessee,
fOa four successive weeks, the last OF
which shall be at least one week before
the next term CT the Chancery Court, to
be held at the Court House in said town
Of Columbia, on the fourth Monday in
November next, requiring said defend
ants to then and there appear, and plead,
answer, or demur, to complainant's bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed as
to them, and set for hearing exparte.
SepD-H ID. WILLIAMS, C. Il NJ.
Hcsry 4. Martin, ct al, vs.. 7. 7, Mart in, ct at
1T appearing to me from the petition of pet:-
ieneEs filed in this cause that Mary 81. Sewell
and Jeremiah P. Seweh, are non-rcsidents Of
the States0f Tennessee, and residents If the
State Of Missouri, so that the ordinary process
oflaw caAn0t be served on them. II Is there.
isge ordered that publication be made in the
CoLuxBaA HEEALD, newspaper Published in
the town Of Columbia, for four successive weeks,
requiring The said Mary u. Sewell and Jere-
miah p. Sewell, to be aud appear before the
County Court of Maury county, on the, first
NDsAly IN November next, and plead, answer or
deMG to the petition of petitioners, OF the same
win Be taken t0r confessed as to them, and set
for hearing exparte.E Witness, Jn". N. Hi key,
Clerk of said Court. gir -'id'J
.z-sl .sfiss.I no II. HICKEY, Clerk.
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coNMUNEATED.
KEURoN TryN Os.f Sfh


Mr.. EDIToR:-Having retired to pri-
vate life since the writing of my last
two epistles, l hardly know what u tell
your readers about kedfon.G I viii tn
though, that / like to got : whippfux ~
writing the last piece dat / fwrot0 Won.
but that was all. i dida,t - e. Tonf
readers know that . gfoaf many HSeu
are promised "Hail Columbia" that
don't get 1t. That is the greatest c"nso-
lation to me that ever had. That is
one promise that suits me to be broken.
don't it suityou, Mr.. EDITOR?
Well, sir, can't say Kedron is all
quiet. Joe Alexander has just received
a magnificent stock OF Fall goods, and
amt quiet, w. II. Cooper, j. w. Causey
and others have started TO Texas, and
their friends looked after them as long
as they could.see a white sheet on their
wagons, with tears in their eyes, but at
the same timekedron amt quiet. Mr.. j.
G. Parks passes to his shop, where
his smith has been crowded with ironing
and repairing wagons bound for Texas,
but sir, cannot say Kedron is quiet.
Frank Matthews has to move from Mr..
Blair's residence, jim Sanders is hauling
lumber to build him new house, Billy
Crafton's pig is dead, and he has been
notified that if he ever made his appear
ance in this town he would be rode on a
rail, great many wagons pass through
this town with cedar rails and posts
bound for parts unknown, but after all
this you cannot get me to say Kedron Is
quiet. DIR. Ewing and Pason Mitchell
were in our town not long since, DR..
Ewing returning from visit to patient
above us little, and Pason to see about
some shingles, / don't know where, you
can ask him if You are much concerned.
Bur. Warren is getting along with his
school finely, and his patrons are well
pleased, the people are picking cotton
and think they will make good crop,
Mr.. Blair speaks of moving out horne
next year, the most of us are for Brown,
Whitthorne, Gordon and PEBBLES, and
want all our offices filled with right sort
of men.
We read and heard of Rev. w. T. Lee,
in the Rock Spring country, we were at
the Camp Meeting but did not hear
Munsey; the Fair don't excite us at all;
We care nothing about the European
War. But away with this, Kedron
won't be quiet. On Thursday the 18th
ult., one Mr.. j. r. McRady and Mr.. c.
G. Tucker, coming out from Spring Hill,
snapped horses and passed Kedron q
little, and one of the party became dis
satisfied with the trade, and got up a
and the c. c. 7. brothers came
along and fight ensued between the
three, resulting in some wounds and
bruises to each party. The two fuckers
are charged with assault and battery,
adieu, Sol. TARE.
N. B.-Hugh Browns broom corn fe-
yer is cured.
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Competitors don't like "Barrets's. !"

Coats, Pants, Vests, and Shirts made
to order, by the best workmen and out Of
the best goods that can be had, at SHEE.
COG Il Sons.
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I Observation-Disclosures
srosEY Porsr, White CO Ara Ma, ),


srosEY PoISr, White Co Ark, May 20, -
On. Joan DuLL-Dear Sir: Last Februsr,
was in Louisville purchasing drugs. and I got
some OF yeur Sarssparilla and Cedrou Bifter'sl
Ny sou-inrlaw, who was with me in the ssose, had
cen down with rheumatism for some time CON
mencedo OF the Buffers, and soon found bis gem
eralheaIth inproved' lifFi 9-THI II
DIR. Gist Who hos been in bad health, tried
them, and he also improved. -fHf T8a z
DR.. Coffee, who has been in bad health fur
several years stomach and liver affected be
improved very much BY the use Of your Bitters.
Indeed the Cedronr Bitters has given ron greet
popularity in this settlement. l think could
sella great quantity OF Jour medicines this Gar
especially your Cedron Bitters and Sarssparil-
Ia Ship me via Memphis, care Of Rickett 4
Nicely. ot.s4i Respectfully
- mon aa C. b. WALKER.
Z 3 Prepared by Dr. JoHN Bell at his Lahore tor
Fifth street, Louisville, ny: 81
For sale by T. ID. RBINS, Druggist, one door
from Host Office, Columbia, renn.
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THx rrocerv men st Culleoleal rer.w,
that businese Is quite active. =
TEE yield Of cotton in Naury county
is going to be far In excess OF the anfi3'
pations. or rather the fears. entorfaiIer
~ the nrme sevefu months go
MUCH yeg oepenqs, o. course, upon ~
WessneE, puy w penoSe We can ea0olJ
Preoict ~ Desset ct1R snaa tnes o. lasl
yeal ale cosson s.Ss Are unusually
;n9 :. any ear, =. ,,."ss - ~ ~. .sv.n 0pen'
aha ststn * TIE ,vs.f,.c- S.,. y w scv0t'
her hss nrexscs.J ~ .ss Jc..'$
the sh.nn ~ rostar hoIi. ~. ~ ar
K;ttreii 81 Ashwcnd ss,..s s. 100 = -.
of nicEinr morn than a thonssrd ,sc,s.s sdy
per acre.
TEE Rant;st A.soc;.t;,,, no. - a.,
leoka acrori;ne - s.,s .tU. uosl 49, ~
proceedings went n 6nio13v - -.
sanity. Mder Wiliisrrs ~ scrod r ~
| Grove. Elder n a Vin&,roneh a ~
| Baptist church. and Elder i. M. Phil
| lips in he Methodi.f church ON Ssbhsfh
| The meeting broke nm with a Snn6av
School Concert. the SINGING of which va
charming. . 3lIl-
THE Baptists in the CulIeoka couutrv
have had their annual protracted meet.
| inc which resulted in 4 treat revival ef
refigion. About n persons united them
selves to the church.
T.r oorn,rr ,oon,o c..n
Ill 20 harSs poople a a Soa, Cuueoka
~ ~. ~ naNo " so" ue"i OIL PORK ior
- -
a.. U thao a.ou ao.; SeoSa Is mucn Dee-
49, oro si 10 1,r va 49, put tnS go
crTP a - . III orc.. smo' !. y - -
the rains fall con;ousiv ana .s'isrtsS.s.s~s
n. =. - - a.. ".-sr,.- 49,.
,.ai an SCI. - au.n u sno vsGs1ity @ V9is
,uon" s Wiz NV VIZ 49, - Mnsea n
WI Mo5e . Sose,l ycs.s p0.oEo p ~ -
49, r h, wv ~ - ~. 80 49,, no - -
SIusIs unS H. 49, s,ncS 49, y 49, mstf1eo,
anu no ooue.' '"A' sno1' s'mo ego.
CULLEoKA has new firm. J.F. Hen
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We are authorized to announce Col. TIIOS.
q. PEBBLES As candidate FOR the Stste
Senate, embracing the counties Of Heck man
Dickson and Maury. .gnb -, aassnsf, q
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4 honse and lot adjoining the one on
which Ireside. $40 Il. w. PHILiPs.
= Sep30-1t eaf g. e. rs.r5,4s
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.G III : 7T7-T-TTT
Please BOD IAAs. ,at e..

III SSo A4utuC "" ucfS 8CuCfut ocouHs'
9tt,sl Please Heaa TAls.Joi,s "a
- COLUMBIA, Tenn, June q, 1870. =
We hereby certify that we hsyethisdsy
received from the gNorthweatesnIl utual
Life Insurance Cumpany, p through the
hands of Messrs. Clark q Fafrar, Agents
at Nashville, the SUM Of Ten Thousand
Dollars, being amount OF q policy on the
life of Samuel F. Mayes, deceased. This
amount was paid to us IN, tutl, without
any Discount being taken off for prepay>
meut Of same, although the compsny
had about forty days longer in which to
pay this policy. ~ ,zrt.ssHa sLtraIa
Hi9a' -i;.o john w. MAYEs, II 81, h
~ ta "-4' '"'.''V' Executors,
adI la ., 81 Nary M. MAYEs, III 20
Executrix Of the estate Of Samuel i
Mayes, deceased liI'J saasir1 ais ffas
JOHN FRIRRsox isstbe Agent for this
Company at Columbia, Tenn. 81 % .
WHEN you want good Suit Of Clothes
Ready Made call Mt y
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LONDON SPINDLE, COL, showed JUS a
sweet potato last week, which was raised
in Mrs. s. +. Mayes garden. It weighed
five pounds. ssFs
IT is confidently asserted tSst one OF
Spring Hills charming young ladies
will be married next week to handsome
Memphis, was the first man to seriously
urge upon the people of Maury County 70
build Railroad from Nashville to Deca-
ter, Ala.
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FOR MAYOR

We are authorized to, announce JOHN p.
McGAW as candidate for Mayor Of the City
of Columbia. Election in November.
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: GEO w, McCoRD has just received q
new line of Staple and fancy goods.
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We are now prepared to serve our Gus
toners, and the phplic, generally, with
good bargains in the way of Fall and
Winter good. Come end convince your
selves. ELAN Bros.
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I EWHEN you,want q Suit of Clothes cut
that will please you, call on ha
~ aff.l ,4..s {.fte hsrf ENGLE. I
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In order 70 reduce my stock, I will sell
. fine ASSORTMENT of dress goods very
Grenadines, Lawns, fique, Pefacle,
! Jaconettes, Chombras, &C., also a good
line of Russo tarlatanS, and white goods
generally. GEo.W. McCoRD.
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VILLAsow, WALKER CoUSrY, Cab,
June 2q. 1856. III

DH. ions BuLL-Dear Sir: I have recently
give1 your Worm Destroyer" several tsialS
and lind il wonderfully eficacious. II has nj
falied N single instance to have the wished-fof
effect. am doing pretty large country pfac.
tice, and have daily use for some article Of sks
kind. am free to confess that know of no
remedy recommended by the ablest authors Tat
IS 50 certain and speedy in its effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain In the extreme. Nv
object 70 writing you is TO find out upon &lss
terms can get the medicine directly ffom you.
IL can getit upon easy terms, shall uss .
great deal OF it. | am aware that the use Of
such aricles is contrary to the teachings asd
Practice OF great majority of the regular line q
y, D.'s, but / see no Just cause OF good sense IN
describing remedy which we know to be efi-
cent, simply because we may be ignorant Of IL
combination Boz my pan, I sAsll make is;s'
rule 70 Csc aifsnd any means 10 alleviate suiIsrs
ing humanity which may be able to Command
NOT hesitating because some one more in9en
ious thanmyseH may have learned its efectf
arst, and secured the sole night to secure thsl
knowledge. However, an. By no means an =,
yocate or supporter of the thousands Of worthless
nostruns that food the country, that purport 10
cure all manner Of disease 10 which human dcsh
IS heir. Please reply soon snd iuf6rm me q vow
best terms. am, sir, most respectfully, fnIkl
. liiW -qoo JULIUS = CLEAENf, M.Ds,o.
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CANE CHICKENS. s..

! TAe undersigned would respectfully inform
ne pabtc that he is breeding the best Game
strains: Grey Derby, Brown, Red or Seton
and Black Spanish. Iwoeld like to sell there
Chickens to aEy one desiring to get a hardy
and healthy stock Of poultry. and at the same
time as good fighters as can be had IN the State.
will sell them by pairs, or any way they may
be wanted. Apply to
W. r. II. MATTHEW'S,
Octl4-1m Southport, Maury Co., Tenn.
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Bsots ana slases

GEO w McCoRD sells the Niles and
Honey work cheap, and always has q
full assortment. . h,.sr gr5 snsas
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The Best, Handsesnest, and Cheapest
Boots, Shoes, and Hats, are now at
SHEEGoG 4 Sons. You will find all
qualities and prices. Be sure to go and
see Them
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Male Thief Cauxht.


Mr.. John T. Sullivan, of Humphreys
County, came to our city last Monday
,r Tuesday, and told the Sheriff that. a
man named George Young, had borrowed
his horse, and ran away with it. On
tuesday morning Deputy Sheriff Harris
Concluded he would 60 down in the di-
-ection of Cross Bridges, but failed to carry
,nytweapous along with him. When he
cached Mr.. Park 5 gate, near the Hamp-
shire crossing, he met man whom he
Immediately recognized as the mule
hief, from the description which Mr..
sullivan had given. Mr.. Harris imme-
lately feigned that he had lost some
mpers, and asked Young If he had seen
any along the road he had come, who re-
eplied that he had not, whereupon Mr..
iarris remarked that he believed he
would also go back to town, and give up
he papers as lost for good. On the way
Jack to town, Young offered to sell the
mule to the Deputy Sheriff, which CONS
ele.ely satisfied the latter's mind that he
vas i'm company with the man who had
plen Sullivan's mule. They took their
leeds to McGsw's stable, and Harris
BON managodt to have Young arrested.
foung was tried before Esq. Wilkes,
Tho bound him over to Circuit Court
The prisoner says he Is . native of yir-
tnia, but whether nom buckingham or
cumberland county we are not able to
barn. E8H - - - ~
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Lest

Two Corporation Checks, one for For
ty dollars, No. S3s, without endorsement.
the other, for Seven dollars and twenty
cents, No. 767, endorsed by o. II. p.
Bennett. The Finder will be properly
rewarded by returning thhm to me; they
can be of no avail to any one, as have
notified the City Treasurer not to pay
them tosny person but myself.
JAMES Hoa,GE
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AT Cost for cash a large stock OF
Linen and Cashmere Summer Cloth
ing. You can buy suit for almost
nothing. a'.4 e'fi'''. b''F 2 -
Come quick. a4 81
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Can.l -. %. g. .
OdANCERY SALE OF LAND. I

~ sz.sI slz 4I.Tz naE fHrEE f.ie
.,OhANCERY SALE OF LAND. % 3s.isi
Pursuant to decree Of the Chanccry Court
Il Columbia ut the March term thereof, 1859,
ID the ease Of +. q. Huntington and others, vs.
Gcsrge Can't and 9thsrs, | will sell to the
highest bidder, at the Court Houss in the
sts1u II Columbia, on Monday the 2ith day OF
Octnber, ls70, . valuable tract ofland situated
in Tie 9th civil dcstrict of Msury county, ad-
jsi0iDs the land. u,d Of y. I: Hodge, W. B.
= Terms, SIX and twelve naosths credit, the
puFchaser required b, execute notes with
good security and iisn resaisei for the par.
ekase nossy. J. i. WILLIAMS, q. & a.
niSeR8 ~ -. lfirsill 80 riaa-Al ~
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HOuseOn Fire,

Esq. ID. b. McKennon's house was dis
covered ON fire by the neighbOrs last
Wednesday, and going to it found it
locked. The fire was put out before the
house was entirely consumed but the
household plumber was all destroyed.
Esq. Mckennon has been charged with
setting his own house on fire, and it is
another small building in the yard. He
has been arrested /. -,
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The patient soon feels as if he had taken a
new lease of life, and is overjoyed to ind The
depressed feeling dissipated, the costve habit
corrected. and new streams of health coursing
through his veins, BY using Simmons Liver
Regulator.
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SHEET MUSIC.

Will be found to be the largest ever bgpsght TO
the county All New Music received Is soon
as published. A full supply Of
PLANO COVERS. STOOLS vIeLlSs. Z
Be.jss. ristes, flfs sia;.s;eslet., CHAR.
use ienets, Aeeer4e 60, Rtatines,
BOWS, BOW HAIR, ROSIN, ETC.
Strings for all instruments. Fresh italian
Strings reseisodn,oAhly.5
An kinds Of Musical instruments tuned and
repaired, from an Accondeon to- Pipe Organ.
Aarch25 y f,ag MCKINNEY g. SMITH.
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Ifyou want nice coat for a little mon
ytry - al GEO. w. MCCoRD.
IF -f4t al;E b3ie Htitfi sH a9fi
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= a ap. a Fila

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iiqgsd 20 n - no. 10.
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We are authorized to announce Esq GRO.
w. KINZER as candidate to rcpresent Naury
County in the Lower House Of the Tennessee
Legislature. hla Oh Mlar- HfiT q
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If you want good fitting Shirt, get
ENGLE to cut you pattern.
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The refined use ssBarrett's.".

Ladies', Misses and Children's Furs
can be bought at SHEEGoa Il SONS,
much cheaper than ever offered in Co
lumbia. i.S -
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FO1 HEPHEsENrarrvf

We are authorized to announce y. L. r
COCHRANas.!a candidate for Representative in
the Lower House ofthe next Legislature. Eicc
ton 9Th Of November, 1870. ~
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WHEN you wish Furnishing Goods
call at .Senn. Hba5 iifs ~ lENuLE's. !.