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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-07

Just received, those BEAUTIFUL and stylish
Maria Ambrose slippers, suitable for the
season, by SHEEaOG & Son.
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Prof. 4. Walker,

OF Culleoka, has assumed control fol
the next two yeeH, of the Gregory, Oh
Excelsior" Mills, miles North of Co
lumbia. He desires the liberal patron
age Of his people.
Oct. 7-2m.
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The Skating Rink

Will be closed for few days. Prepar-
atoms are being made for rink on, or
near the Square. Parties holding Rink
tickets can get them cashed at Seavy q
York's. g. 0. HUBERT Il Co.
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A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAP
+. o. riE TAIN'S FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from

Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from
I his mother:. @
Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 30, 1866,
DR. JoHN BuIL-Dear ST.: Knowing the ef-
6cacy Of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and
benefcial qualities it possesses, send you the
following statement of my case.
was wounded about two years aep-was Ia
ken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Being movedso often, my wounds have not heal
ed yet. fhave not sat up moment since was
wounded. | am shot through TIE hips. Ny
general health is impaired, i need something to
assist nature. Ihave more faith in your Ssrsa-
parilla than In anything else wish that
that is genuine. Please express me half g dozen
bottles, and oblige
Carr. c.. p. Johnson. n. Louis.
p. S.-The following was written April 80,
1855, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother OF Capt.
johnson:
DR.. JoHN BuLL-Dear Sir: Ny husband DIR.
C. 8. johnson. was skillful surgeon and physi-
clan in central New York, where he died leaving
the above G. P. johnson to my care. At thirteen
years of age he had q chronic diarrhea and
scrofula, for which gave him your Sarsaparilla
IrCURED HIM. have for ten years recommend
ed it to many in New York, Ohio. ana Iowa, for
scrOfula, fever sores and general de biiity. Per-
feet success has attended II. The cures effected
in some cases of scrofula and fever sores were
almost miraculous. | am very anxious for pT
son to again have recourse to your Ss- iaparil-
la. He is fearful of citing spurious article,
hence his writing you for il. His wound
were terrible. but beliye he will recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JoHSsos
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>, We are authorized to ammo unce Esq GEO.
W. KINZER as candidate to represent Maury
County in the Lower House of the Tennessee
Legislature. r,-.t.
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4 The good wife ct D, :. Estes preaente ed
the Directors with : large dish Of splen>
f'didly cooked fresh fish, one day during
the Fair, aud we can bear testimony to
tie delightful favor Of the pisces. !.
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EDITOR HERALD:-I have secured q
lease on the Hammer Hall, and will open
aSkating Rink by the 1st Of October.
At. CD. JACKSON.
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Just Received.

GEO W. MCCoRD has just received a
new line of Staple and fancy goods.
-
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GEO w McCoRp sells the Niles and
Honey work cheap, and always has a
full assortment. 80 30 -!
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The members ofthe Missionary Bap-
fists church on Blue Buck Creek, Hick-
man county, invited Rev. .. II. Morton,
of Rock Spring, to preach for them on
last Sunday, and be accepted the invita-
ton. Notwithstanding the weather was
bad, the congregation was very large.
and many could not get into the church.
He was invited to preach at Centreville,
but his appointments would not allow
him to accept it. He has been invited to
preach ut the Jones Academy.
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-. enee - Hat store.

WE make this request OF everybody:
Not to take our Reviews ana magazines
without first asking as. iyr'
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Another Lot of Sample

or cloth, cashmere, and jeans, for over
coats, and suits, just received by SHEE-
COG q SON, which they will have made
up in the best and latest style.
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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.
. Come quick.
WIrIAxS g. Tyrrp
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Nev cootl. N unv Priee..

You win Save money by going to SaEE-
COO q Sons, If you want Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Clothing. Shirts, and Ladies, and
Misses Fura Call and. convince tDefr
selves. You are all welcome. New aud
fresh eoodsreccived every week.Sss
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FOR FLOATER.

We are authorized to announce WM B COR
DON as a candidate for the Legislature in the
Pictorial district composed Of the counties o
Williamson, haury and Lewis. Election, frs
Thursday IN November. 1870. - :
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TOWN AND COUNTY.

L0ss.--Five Dollars Reward.
Pointer Dog, white body and hver-coloreo
head. Any one returning said dog will receive
the above reward. JNo BAIRD, il.
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Prominent Arrivals.


w. w. J. Perry, Rossville, Tenn,
when he got home not q soul was there
ali gone to the Camp Meeting.)
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CITY ITEMS.

If you want good Suit of Clothes
made to order, call at "a
ri i-3~f ~ 4 ENGLE's.
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/ g;BoLLLNG' OAKLEY, of the LIST district,
died on,the Sd inst, Of typfNid fever. ;
AN elderly lady by the name Of Mrs
Fielder, died on Leatherwood Creek,
Hickman County, on the Sd instant. s
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ron REPRESENTATIVE.

, We are authorized to announce Hvn.W. B.
WILSON as candidate for County Represent
ative, to represent Maury County in the Lower
House of the next Legislature. Election first
Thursday in November next. Al
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FIRST FIVE.

There being no birds left, Messrs.
Moore and Hodge divided the silver SER
vice. On Saturday a shooting match
took place between Mr.. Reese Thomas
and w. r. Hodge, Jr., for silver cup
killing all five birds, got the cup.
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We are authorized to announce ]. L. T
COCHRAN as candidate for Representative in
the Lower House Of the next Legislature. Elec
ton 6th of November, 1870. go. 49,.
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H. ft-E.tf ire 80 Al -. ~ - 80
Cbreeted HsekIy by Lipseon5 q Bros
- Groeers and Commission Aesckaats,
:" East ride Pubic Squdsv.
|. IL Gotten
But little doing in our market. There
has been q decline OF fully one cent in
Eastern markets during the week.
yRAcoN-shoalders isc; sidss ISL to I7c;
A sRA Il g ls g per 100 lbs. is''s ?.
BUTTER-Scar IL - ~ % .
BEESWAx-2Ocp per Id. - rif-A ) 81
BHHSSFtTNoS NI1sM1ao Per I'd s,,.,.,. :, "A
None il meSSst s-frssn Soe. Dried ' u 70.
S C39RN MEALrrl 90 per bushel. - -.
iS &aETH5 = Per D -'''5si.ss = -
DREESE-Fresh supply new cheese Is cts.
DRIED BHEF-42c, none in store. =
E9G6ioe PCT tio1. and tndemana.
.. 44oy6 &. ySsYoper Ivy rs. Tennessse Flour;
: FHz6H BEEF--sto lOc. - --- : ~
North Caroiina}- - per bl.
H aiRoH TfE sse per ' S. ~ 70 Il n =.
S1cKAkEf~So. $3.50; No. . .a,7s; No
ECLAssEs-aOc to as. 800
NAILS-s5H to Sez per keg. -,
0AFI40c None IN market - ir1<
FS'ONIONs-a0t to 75c per bushel; no demand.
fEzk N14sl PSI 3 to,,s per o u.. ~
/ GPOULTRY-Chicksn % to sc. - 20 =
z &QPEBest Green Leaf l21zc. g.
.POTATOES-.Irish Potatoes, Early Rose
Peach ss~ + per SS
RYE-65 10 70c Non in market,
Richest 3. c. l27z.
SUGAR-l5 to 20c. 3!os OFT a
STARCH-l0 to nc. .sst-i !.
sALT-N5o. - ~ -
SHOTS Is per bag: -
s sEEEAh2sly1TsInla ~ Ba5 lar S.,.ns, mo.,v
$50, Hungarian s2,75, Mfllett go :
sHINyGGd H Poplar, $50 per thou.
WHIsKEY-siS to g 90. lae. @
WHEAT 60 to &c., -, 'c -g
b, ~. -sti ...7i -t.3fr,sJi s.s
Iufs@ ~ Augusta Market. ,'ac
r. Corrected reekly by j. O. 1fdtheWson,
General Commissions AercAant, Angus
Ia, Ga. y, .i.is i.a. i.s .7,l.s' Is
Grain Of all kinds very dull so,r .r
oAIs.sss; 15c for black seed. a
iBARl.EY.-n %. 'f,s . ~
.PEAS-Sl so. 4,qe 81, f.l.,
WHEAT-Rsd 81 1s@1 20; Amber 81 2O@
IS; White 81 S00l 40 CO.
BAC0N-Sboulders 'l6@ic1xc; Sides 100
19Hc; Hams 7a@22c.. -
BUTTER-30c. -
EE1T fTsgS; n. t.S7f .soe Ect
TALLOW--1lc. r. - 1ti JF >,
SHIRTING- 81, ss<@sc; 7-s, 1o@nc.
; SHEETING-4-4, i2@l3kc.;eg--. -. E.
0SNAYGS-7 o., l6c, s OF, lie; Ef~5
COTTON DRILLSEl3c
YARNS-tl 40@1 50. s-'s..s '-
COTTON STRIPES-i5@16c.
4; COTTON CHECKS-l6zc. sra~-.
- GEORGIA TWILLS-30e -, ,,-...-
bales Of 500, &c; less than bale, loo.
WHEAT SACKS-New 2 bu, lsc. -
LARD-Tierces 1876 Kegs and Cans 1871
'@19c., Z o'I
!, FLOUR Superfns t6 0O@6; Family $6 IS
as 50; Extra Family 81 so.
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WHEN you want good Suit Of Clothes
Ready Made. call at
ENGLE's,
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tFt'tlt L = -s.f 80 -. .;f-1 " 80 =
A N N % e CEMEN is
FaRc0HaREss

7 We are authorized to announce Gen. w. C.
WHITTHURNE as candidate for Congress OF
the United States in the 9th District. Election
in November.
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Ifyou want nice coat for a little mon
ey try GEO. w. MCCORD.
If
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WHEN you want Suit of Clothes cut
that will please You, call on
lyta - - ENGLE
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Mayor-and Aldermen.

EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-I find that
the suggestion of your correspondent,
"Citizen" of John p. McGaw as our next
Mayor, meets with general approval.
After having conferred with number
of citizens who feel the importance OF
this subject, we have agreed to present
the following ticket to the consideration
of the voting public:
FOR MAYOR,
John p. Mc0aw.
FOR ALDERMEN.
. Ward No. l. Wilson Tucker, T. w.
Tuspin, John B. Bond.
Ward No. 2. T. ]. Helm, g. T. Chaffn,
H. B. Titcomb.
Ward No. 8. ]. r. Lamb, J. NJ. Park.
er, ID. G. Helm.
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/ w. Marsh johnson, of Gainesville,
Tenn, passed through our city yester-
Day on his way = tAe Conferences ut
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If you want q good fitting Shirt, get
ENGLE to cut you pattern.
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3. have received many testimonials from pro-
fessional and medical men, as my almanacs and
various publications have shown, all of which are
genuine. The following from highly educated
and popular physician in Georgia, is certainly
one Of the most sensible communications Ihaye
eyer reserved. DIR. Clement knows exactly what
he speaks OF, and his testimony deserves to be
written in letters Of gold. Hear what the ORA
says Of BULLS WORM DESTROYER:
ynLASow, WALKER County. GAL
- f-..,r June %, 1866.
DR. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir: have RECENTLY
giyel your "Worm DESTROYER" several trials,
and find it wonderfully effcaeious II has nri
JAILED IN single instance to have the wished-for
effect. am doing pretty large country orac-
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 Ny
object n writing you is to find out upon what
tsrmsl can get the medicine directly from you.
IL can get It upon easy terms, / shall use a
great deal Of it. / am aware that the use OF
sueh articles IS contrary TO the teachings and
practice OF great majority Of the regular line of
NJ DIS, but see no Just cause or good sense in
discardlng remedy which we know to be eff
cienf, simply because We may be Ignorant of its
conpination. Fol my part, L shall make 1t q
rule TO ussall and any means TO alleviate suffer-
ing humanity which may be able to command
not hesitating because some one more ingen
ious than myself may have learned its effect.
first, and secured the sole right to secure that
knowledge. However, l an. BY no means an ad.
vocate or supporter Of the thousands of worthless
nostrums that food the country, that purport to
cure all manner of disease to which human flesh
is heir. Please reply soon and inform me Of 20 II
best terms. am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p CLEMENT, MD
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- EY
Alexander, mrs. NJ
~ Il. /
Blocker, mrs N, e -
Banlets, miss Laura
Brown, miss Has-
: riet. p5Hi Bay e.
Brown, Lizzie, col.
Crowley, mrs Jenny
Calbert, mrs, ,'Har-
riett. ~ pa 80
Camel, mrs Mary
: Campbell, miss Sal
lie E. q
. Claiborne, miss G g
Chun, miss Eliza, u
Dunn, mrs N e. :.
Donaldson, mrs MAJ
linda. sb
Foster, mrs Sarah p
Freeman, mrs Ma;
rlah. .f.l All =.
Foster, mrs Molly :
CAN'T, mrs Mary y
Cant, miss L. = ii
Holt, Fannie, col -
Hunter, miss Elk 8
Journey, mrs Vir-
giliia t rq- n
Kenely, mrs L ,.
Ramon, mrs M B ,r
King, miss Lucy -
Leatherman, mrs
Harriet n :
Logged, mrs Nancy
Mailey, M A
Matthews, mrs-M
Moore, mrs Jane, 8.
Martaia, miss Lon
McGuy, miss Addie
Nutter, mrs Mary
Nicely, mrs SaHie col.
; Owens, mrs Martha
Pleasant, mrs w NJ
Pattin mrs Isabel
Piller, mrs Bill -
Pape, mrs A
Porter, miss Mary
Richardson, miss A
E -.
Searcey, miss E M RI
Scudder, miss Lo--
lisa 9 & .t,
Stone, miss Matte
Shelton. miss A j
Tidwell, mrs Mar
tina
Williams, mrs Ka-
tie l
Walker, mrs Susan
b
Williams, mrs L NJ
Whitley, miss Fan
ME Z
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WHEN you want good Hat call at
-. ENGLE,s.
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Equine L;niment cures all Skin diseases.
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For Rent.

A honse and lot adjoining the one on
which Ireside. e. W. PHILIPS.
Sep30lt SIS
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|DR. RussELL,s
Medical Institute,
AZ North Court ST., Memphis, Tenn.

This Institution, Incorporated by the State Of
Tennessee, is legalized Association of Scion
tifc' Physicians and Surgeons, devoted to the
treatment patients, and instruction in theory
and practice of the ~
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WHEN you wish Furnishing Good
call at sra 49,, ENaLE's.
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GEO w. McKoRD has just received a
new line of Staple and fancy goods.
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Prominent DePaFturea.
The BIG q Ales.pas youshward; Df
Thos. r. Fleming, e. d. Pillow, 81. G.
Clopton, for Ark; Dr.. J. J. Moore, fos
West Tennessee. ts5fiR -
WE are glad TO learn that Major Boil
thg Gordon, ~ Cottage HIM. who was
reported i'll lastweek, is recovering. ~
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FOR STATE SENATOR.

We are authorized 10 announce Col. Tll0S.
II. PEBBLES as candidate for the State
Senate, embracing the counties of H,ck man
Dickson and Maury. go ~
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X Lars of Bustsess for al tic 6t0fts O
| the Qn;on, NTH forms and directioas fos
al transactions, By Theophilts Pdrs0ss
Ii. d., Prof Of Law IN Hdfvdrd Usi-
versity .NdtionaI Pabiishfs5 Co., Mem.
Dhis Tens. 81 1ss- so 80 III saS IN
In This work the author has collected to,
gether reduced to a compact FORM, and very
lucidly sisted. the Legal principles which busi-
ness men act upon IN the transaction OF aHaifs,
the obligations they assume, and ne rights they
ACQUIRE with suggestions sud .dlrections for
avoiding the one and securing The other.; The
text b notburdened with references which would
b useless 10 the unprecedented reader, button
proper topics forms are given and accompanied
by such explanations and directions thatany one
can use them with almost perfect security
Hitherto the, books prepared for this gen
erzl purpose, as they contained little more than
forms, usually plunged the person who used
him from. The scope Of this work is more sx-
tensive. It's subjects are very fully treated, snd
In such smanuer that resort may b bed with
perfect safety TO these pages on occasions whep,
ordinarily, Merchants and farmers, seek lesal
counsel, OF in emergencies when sdvice can not
be had. - s--r sfs,ss AT as,e fef 81.
Many an expensive litigation might be saw
ed to those engaged in business If they were en-
lightened beforehand upon the legal character
OF the act they were about to perform.
The experience of DR.. Parsons, gained as a
consulting lawyer and US professor in the Cam
bridge Law School, has pointed out to him the
needs Of business men,. He has made use Of
the learning acquired in the preparation Of .
score or more Of taxi books, to adapt the pres
ent to all the States of the Union. -. a.
His reputation and ability are sufficient
guaranty Of the Accuracy with which this work
has been written. 90 81 ifil's.>ise+i
Gro. W. CoxAN,l Esq, of Davidson County,
Tennessee is the. Agent in this County
fer the sale of this book, and is. now here
Offering it to the people. Mr.. CowaN is
driven to tits employment BY i'll health, and
We commend him and his work to the liberal
and kind patronage of generous public.
and especially to our friends Isl NINE =
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Experienced horsemeu use Equine Remedie
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OAWDUST VALLEY
MILLS.

The Proprietors wish to inform the Public
that they have got their Mills in operation.
Flour, Neal &C., will be kept on hand to suit
the demand. They only ask you to
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M.aafae.uror aaA vsnder OF tn. ceIeb,a.s
AGUE A N D FEVER
sloR OIILLs AND FEVER.

Inc proprietor of this ceIebrsts, r,s,,s.r.
as.ly CLAIMS for it superiority over All ren,ae
s,ss ever onered to the public To- the safe cer-
I'm, speedyr nd permanent cure of lo,s 90
feser, or Chi.ls and Fever, whether Of sSrs anu
long standing. He refers to the entire wis., -,
alu SOUTHWESTERN country to bear him tss,;nc
~ 20 me ruth ofthe assertion, that in n,. c.s,
whatever will it fail cure if the ag cas-.
strictiy followed and carried out m : 81, ase
many cases single dose las been suf,.;sr, &C., e.
cure, and whole families have been c,,rsd -.
single bottle, With perfectrestoration ofthe zen
erai health II is, however, prudent ana :.
every case more certain to cure. fits nae "a co
unusd IN smaiIerdo for a week or two affa,
tns has oeei' checked, more especially n,
diineut and longstanding cases. Usually. hi.
medieine viii not require any aid to keen, tbs
bowels m good order; should the patient how.
ever, require cathartic medicine. after hay;n.
slAen three or TOUR descs of the Tonic a sing3,
lose OF BULL'SYEGETABLE FAMILY Pills
DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal of;ee.
~ NC. ID Fifth, Cross Sire.
y ' LOUISVILLE,
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LADIES, LIST.

LAUl
/ Armstrong, mrs. ]
Afford, mrs L A.
Alexander, miss :
Helen. 1Fffs
Brown, miss Ella.
Bright, miss, Anna
da. -. f..-
Chaphron, mrs Ma
gares.
CarrOway, mrs E
Coleman mrs S T
Campbell, miss En-
ma, 2.
CampDeu, miss ) el
ME, 2.
Crimley, miss Su
sic.
Dixon. mrs Bette
Deason, mrs MAJ
garet. > X -
Frierson, mrs Ma
ry e, .,,.l
Fleming mrs A.
Gray, mrs A T
Cant, miss Matty
Hunter, mrs Sue
James, mrs Mary
Jordan, miss E X
Johnson, miss s A
Killcrese, mrs =
Kirby, miss F
Lewis, mrs Eliza
Limey,l mrs Sue
Loftin, mrs Sarah
Laws, miss N
Moore, mrs Matte
Moore, mrs e j
McLain, mrs Sue
McKennon, miss s
Mitchell, miss Ma.
linda. -,s-
O'Connell, miss Nj
~ 2.
Pineion, mrs Mar
tina
Pullian, mrs r, ct
Pinksted, miss NJ
Roberts, miss l1ue.
Stoke, mrs Amy
Smith, miss 8 Z
Soon, miss Lettie
Stockard, miss Bet
Smith, miss Mag
gle
Walden, miss Han
nah
Wilkes, mrs Eva
line $50
Wilkes, mrs Emm
Winn, mrs Clarsia
Wilson, mrs Susan
Woodrow, miss A
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Post Office at Co
umbia, Tenn, which, if not taken ont
by the LIST Of November, will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office. -
No Newspapers will In future be de-
livered to subscribers unless postage IL
prepaid. J. p. BAIRD, p. M
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July %, 1870.
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GIVE THEM A TRIAL.

All orders promptly filed. Corn and Wheat
wanted, for which the market price will be
given. Allorders addressed TO us at Williams
port will be promptly filed.
Mch15ly KINZER WHITE.
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For Spayins use Equine Linineni

Louisy ille' Ky. -'i' =
For Sale by T. B. Rains.
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To the People Of Celanbia and Many
Coumfv

Use Equine Powders for general debility.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-25

SPECIAL NoTICE.-Ata a meeting Of the Direc.
tory OF the Virginia Steamship and Pscket Compa-
ny, held ut the spotswood Hotel on the evening OF
| the Nth ultimo. the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed n standing committee to canvass the city
Of Richmond and present the claims Of the enter.
prise TO the citizens and solicit subscriptions.
deem 1t my duty, and I with great pleasure add,
for the encouragement OF our friends, that we are
meeting with the most gratifying success, and as
sure them that there is every hope that In building
up this line of steamers we shall develop new In
terest in our midst, which the committee will ex-
plain. ----.- ...s .f@ .-..
D. T. Williams, Esq, chairman of committee,
with power to enlarge the same.
First District.-S. III. Rosenbaum, Edward
Breeden, Moses Millhiser.
Second District.-R. A. Paine, A. L. Elicit, G..
W. Royster. e-""~@a 49, -e.'
Third Di8trict.-W. K. W ats, Garrett F. Wat
son, Charles T. Wort ham.
Fourth District.-Major J. II. Greanor. ". C.
Scott, f. s. Turpin.
FIN District. Colonel Peyton Wise, Colonel
E. L. Hobson, j. A. Scott ..~ O..
Sirth District.-D. T.. Williams, A. F. Harvey,
T. G. Peyton.
CoRBrN WARWICK, President.
The above-named gentlemen Of the committee
will obliee me by meeting at my counting-room
THIS MORNING at IL o'clock for further In.
structions. D. T. WILLIAMS.
Chairman.