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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-01-14
Transfers and COnveyanecs OF Rca
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Estate.
s. II. and NJ. J. Timmons, to Jerry
Cheek, g. acres land, valued at s., 247,
located in the oath civil district of Maury
county.
John ID. Bennett to c. L. Bailiss, lot in
9th district, worth $500.
NJ. J. and r. NJ. Frierson to f. NJ. FRI
erson, 81 acres land in 18th district, 81, $50.
Thomas j. Crosby to James II. Russell,
land in 9th district.
w. Vance Thompson, Trustee, TO
Milton Parker, Columbia Foundry, at
$500.
G. F. Wright to II. l.. Oliver, 7acres of
lanu in 4th district, worth $40.
Nat. Holman TO n. r. Davis, town lot
in 9th district, worth $780,
NJ. E. and E. a. Fitzpatrick to Spencer
and Bell. log acres in 10th district, at
$500.
Joseph W. Allen trustee, TO F. a..
Polk, 81 acres in 25th district, worth
1865 70.
John L. Maxwell to Henry w. Baker,
III acres in Lewis county, deceased, at
$1,000.
r. D. Ricketts,, Sheriff, to John S. Lore,
30 acres in ID district, worth $3.50.
r. d. Ricketts,, Sheriff, to Charles n.
Vaught, the old Garret L. VOORHEES,
tract of land, in Goth district, worth
5000 rs.
VIM. Galloway to T. NJ. Kittrell, one
acre in 9th civil district, worth $3.50.
ohm c. REEVES, Trustee, to John Mich
olson, 90 acres in oath district
VIM. Brazier to Corintha A. Barker,
gift, l22 acres in cath district, worth
$3.50.
J. p. Mayfield to r. r. Mincey, 100
acres in 23d district; worth 81 900.
w. f. A. Shaw to e. c. Walters, 225
acres in 18th district, worth SIlO0.
j. l.. Williams, G. & NJ, toJ. b. Wood
side, SO acres in Dist district, worth
g, 9iS.
e. c. Richardson to S. S. Digger. 81
acres in 9th district, worth 1889.
Sam. b. Lee ct al, to Henry King
kaid, so acres in 23d district, at 5000.
Gregory Il Zellner to Sallie NJ Cold
well, 100 acres in 3Oth district, at $4,000.
Martha j. Henderson to Nancy c.
Rolen, lot in Culleoka, at $500.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

s A good Winter Coat for 800 at the
Auction House.
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The Stated council fires Of CnIcxAuAueA
TRIBE No. 4, I. o. B. N of Columbia. Tenn.
are kindled at Odd Fellows Hall, eYery Friday
Evening, one hour after sunset.
THoS. J. PICKENSi S.
JAS. 1. GUEST, c. of R.
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z Hyou want Hats, Boots or Shoes cheap
or than You ever saw Thorn, go to the
Auction House.
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Granville and winnie pillow kille.,

UEahtEhAc ohU E1AlOW AlhlCNt
A dispatch came here from leighton,
Ala, last Tuesday, stating that Gran
vile Pillow had been assassinsted on the
highway, and Willie, his younger bro
Their, missing. Another dispatch sent
in the evening to Mrs. Pillow, said that
Willie's body had also been found, the
spirit having long since tax en- its depar-
ture. Tt is said that family or elan of
bad men had been heard several days
before the assassination, TO declare that
they intended to killed Granville Pillow
and secreted themselves OH the road they
knew he had to travel to go home from
Leig hton, a railroad station in North
Alabama. The aSsasinators finding the
brothers together, killed Willie to pre-
uent detection, which they could not ae-
complish until they had followed hi5
some distance through the woods.
These young men were sons of the late
Major Granville A. Pillow, of this coun-
ty; and Gen. Gideon J. Pillows nephews.
Young Granville married in North Ala
bama, and has been living there several
years. He was a Confederate soldier,
and received wound in the Streight
raid, on Sand Mountain. Willie went to
Alabama "a year or so ago. 1t is sad
commentary on the evil days upon
which we have fallen, that two such
young men should be murdered in cold
blood.
There is another rumor to the effect
that Granville had received that day in
town $500 for the rent of his farm, and
he was robbed as well as murdered.
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Children's shoesA Stockings at the Auc-
ton House.
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nyou want . suit Of clothes cheap, cali
at the Auction House.
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Thankful to the pablic for the Yer, liberal
patronage heretofore extended ale, r. ,peetirl-
II ask continuance of the same. Nv goods
are OF the best quality, and win be -olds pric
that defy competition. Cal and ses me- AZ the
OH stand, Helms Corner, public squarc.
sSF.personal attention given To GuttsriDg and
Roofing, and all kinds Of job Work. All WORK
,ione By me warranted 20 give Satisfaction. Is
nor no charge will be made.
Dec. Sd, lsIa. W. L. NuR
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Wmte Corn.

Iwill pay the highest market price for
all corn delivered at the Columbia Mills.
NJ. VAUoHN
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Recorders Court.

r. b. Knight, fast riding, fined 81.
Hoodoo Davis, for being nuisance, 81.
Aleck Stone, drunk, staggering on the
street and cursing.
Geo. Stanford, for fighting oyster
Jordan, 81
Jane Trotter, col, for fighting Felix
Patton's wife, who had reason to be ieal-
GUS 81
Felix Patton, for helping Jane Trotter
whip his wife. 80
Henry Osborne, col, drunk, disorderly
md cursing too loud.
Cass Mooney, drunk and riding
through the Market House, 50.
Jim and lack Ramon, for making a
race-ti ack ont of West Main street 81.
Tom Brown, not he of Rugby, but of
Black Centre got into arrow because
he could not play Highland Fling 50.
Dick Cain, COL, for whipping boy.
Costs
John Smithson and his son-in-law,
VIM. Hough. got drunk, had fl hit,
were arrested, fined, kissed each other
and left for home.
Tilford Williams, col, for disturbing
public assembly, taxed with cost.
John Trantham, shooting in public
streets.
Ed. Douglas, shooting and disor 1erly.
John Cook, popping fire crackers. go
Cal. 7. Payne, on chronic case of
drunk. IS.
M. L. Lsuney, for whipping Miss Jen-
ME Hough, alias Miss Eugene Peters.
w. $. Joyner, country gentleman,
found drunk in front of a residence in
the eastern portion of the town.
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We arc authorized to announce ROBERT D..
RICKETTS, as a candidate for Sheriff, at the
ensuing March Election.
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A NOUN MEN S
FOR STATE CONVENTION.

We are authorized to announce Maj. w. V.
THOMPSON, as candidate to represent Maury
County in the State Convention. Election third
Saturday In December, 1859.
We arc authorized - announce MADISON
S. FRIERSON, Esq, as candidate to repre-
Sent Maury County in the State Convention.
Election 3rd Saturday in December.
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I've Store Houses for Rent.
I have two Store houses for rent.
JOHN FRIERsoN.
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BERLIN, Marshall Co., Jan. 8, 20. 4
Mn. HERALD:-As our Christmas hol-
idays are over and we are all quiet again,
we win endeavor to tell you how fh,-os
went off in our pleasant little village.
1t was understood by q great many that
there was to be an egg nog given on
Christmas morning. Soon after sun-up,
the crowd began to assemble. and 1t was
not long before there was a.srge crowd
fifteenth amendments eager to par
take Of a public nog, and when the word
was given, into it they went, thinking
it would make drunk come. It was not
long, however. before Mr.. Nog began to
quarrel, and from words 1t must have
come to blows, judging from the number
that were to be seen lying scattered
hither and thither, and no one to take
care of the dead, the dying and the
wounded. All is now quiet, and some
are regretting that we have had so much
rain recently, Is It has kept the Spring
80 flush that it has run into the whiskey
barrel, and there cannot be GOOD drink
obtained in the place. Bad luck, bad
luck!
Mr.. HERALD, We Cedarites want a
turnpike from Berlin to Columbia, and
we must have it. We make corn, wheat
and cotton for market, and when we get
it made our only market is Nashville,
and it requires four days at best, to
make trip to Nashville and back, which
is G considerable loss of time, to say no.
thing of the wear and tear Of our wagons
and teams. All of our produce would 60
to Columbia, had we good road, and
not only the produce Of our vicinity, but
of all the eastern portion of Maury, the
upper portion of Msrshall, and a great
deal of cotton and wheat from Lincoln,
would be3 old in Columbia.
If this road was built, it would take
of dollars to Columbia every
year, that now 60 to Nashville and Shell
byville. It would throw trade into
Columbia that she has never had, and
never will have without it. We hope
You Columbians will think of the impor-
lance of this road, and when the time
comes will all come forward and help US
build it. More anon. SSAG.
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FOR SHERIFF.

We ale utborized to announce ANC. NIGH
Ol.S, rs a candidate for Sheriff of Maury coun-
ty at the ensuing March election.
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<s Efuit ard yegesaDles.
. Frank Aydelott keeps on hand . splen
did assortment Of Northern apples, and
. full supply Of winter vegetables, such
as Onions, Cabbsges, and Potatoes.
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We are authorized to announce G. H. BEAN
ss candidate for SHERIFF. at the ensuing
March Election.
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We are authorized to announce JOHN La
MAR as a candidate for SHERIFF, at the en-
suing March Elec ton.
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The Bank Of Columbia has declared Q
seml-annual dividend of S per cent.
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BULLS

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Eagllgh Female Bitters.

The only arknuvlcdsel Uterine Tonic aud fe-
male Regulator known, will cure all those com
plants shove mentioned in an incredibly short
time. The Bitters ~ once srouscs, strengthens
and restores the womb 10 lie natural condition,
removing distractions relieving pain and reg
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pale. feeble and languid girl, just bursting into
womanhood she IL the Pride ~ all, but hsikl
he silently steals a pickle, eats chalk, or a
'laie pencil no appetite for food she turns
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with bloodless lips and gums, with headache,
pOlpi,ation, constipation, swimming OF the head,
cold feet and hsnds, melancholy she has a
coated tongue, offensive breath, and a host OF
otter evils too numerous 90 mention.
when neglected all these ~systeus become ag-
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dark line settles under the eyes, the legs aud
ANGLES are swollen, the hair looscs is gloss and
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friends. src thus afflicted, stnd at once for n
hottie ofFrei.h Tsmalt Di',crN and he cured,
LIS effects are magical ia such complaints
surely no mother will postpone and delay un-
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Chancery Notice.

To, Georr. W, Light. John q. Light, ]. Il.
Light, Mis-. r.. A. Coates, Mrs A.E Wiseasr,
and her husband xr. 49, Nisessf. who ~
residents Vi he Stale II Lcuisisns, but whof
Pot ciAxs address afier deIiesas epauiry esn
moi h fnnnd,
You sre cited . appear h%f,te ths Chsnsefy
COURTS paho'a COUNTY. Stxss ~ Miepi,eipel
Al the Court house Of RID eussty h He T0xS
q Pamela. 60 Tie hrs, Monday 81 Jsnusry iet0
10 shaw eanse why the p~silhnn Of Naaros
short Administrator 4 bonis nca Of ~ Esssse
Of the said P,ttr n Light deceased pg.yise
Tor 4 slse of the Real Esiats Or MD lsssas<2
shonld ntt b rrantsd. BY order of Ccasts
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VfNE or LIFE

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Hafsa W. w Iiiet - Htss " LVf, b frss
from an psisohshs drugs o. Imfhftisa keiaf
pfsPairsd ~ ihoss sko fthuirs nsiinmiant ID
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'uiaE Ia the -ofld fof panfying the bleed. II
I. the most pleasant aud 10 icioas article ever
shstsd to The Patlie, far superior To bfssss,
shisssY, vine, bitten. % any other sftlels. II
. more healthy, sad cheaper. Both nal. sss
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Lille u dihsfen, ftom any Thing ever be-
lori use. It IL sold BY drasgis,, Al.o at oil
spectacle saloons. Price Done Dollar ia
ape@' hotties.
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Trustees Sale

~ virtsc ofs Deed Of tfus, 10 mo executed by
samuel 4. Wells Oh The iith. day Of Angus,
1879. 10 secure Indebtedness therein mentioned
70 stewart Broa. 4 Finer. will a. trustee
herein aproin,et on Saturday the slst DAY
It December 1919. on the premises In the
town Of Baissyille in panols County, Missis-
trpi. within lawful hours offer for sale at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for cash the
tcre housc and bot Of ground recently oe' upi-
=. by samuel A Wells aud fully described in
aid deed OF trua which IL Of record ia deed
book IT on pages 10 and Ill in the Chan
Gerry Clerk office Of said County.
J. G. Harrison. Trustee.
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Nev pamphlets containing s,lrs liberal induce.
ments sent rRHs
Address Family Sewing Nachiss Co ofics.
Ss, Nassau Street, New York.
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ny yirturt of a decree az / Z CLanrery
Coart Of Panols County Nississi pi. rendered
theisir N the i3rh day Of July $40, iu he
suit Of z. q Jackson, rcmpia asni, ag~inss
Mary Miieb.ll Ct al defendant No. 7s5 in
said Court. will ~ Commits oner thsrsiR
appoIntsd, on Monday the Eth ay Of ipscem-
lei. 1870, At the Court house doc Of said cosn<
" Ia the town Of panola. whhi lawful hosrs
oher isr sale At public suetios u the highest
bidder the following valuable II aid
couaty, TO vii The North Exst Charter IL
section 30, 10 Township I, Range Z wess.
Tsrmso Of sale. IN a CREDIT ~ Fonr Mcnths
with III per rent interest. Bond With rood
securely will h. requifed ofshe prrehrs.r.
J. c. HAmpoy,
no i7-st Commissioner.
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The Great Pictorial Annual.

rJoo,e,ter's United States Almanac for 1871,
Co.. d;s,r;bution grats throughout the United
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IL, Of January and all who hish to understand
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In addition 10 an admirable medical treaties
an he causes, prevention and cure OF a great
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IF In formation interesting TO the merchant, the
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Tho nature. uses, and extraordinary sanlta-
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One Hundred Dollars

That one tabiepoorJia 81 ENGLISH III
MALE BifTEI.S contains ~ muci, mtd
properties as ono bottle Of the pleasantly iasteI
CO... mon - ertr ID hitt.rs Of the dayi IT..
ne licsl proiessos 4, decide u question. n.
4 t~nderavo~, that ,ng!nb female filters !.
no, a beversse ba, e a ros.rinl iron an. trr
etabIe Tonic cop5itsd, tJrsag long stasai.f
chronic fems.e e9mp,g,nlI n f7lj direction.
Put up IN large roaies ri - per bot,le,oi
six bottles ivr SS.Vt. ard OH W d uxA ". u.
erywL.ft.
=. p. Dl.ONuvILE 3 o. PROPS
NrmphE, Tenn.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-17

The tes sbd chta,es combination for Ill
affections Of The idneys an6 b ,dder sgertf
cred the rnblic. In prepared by rrrn-
laf physicians and by the profess on.
Price 81, or, six bottles for 81. sold by
Draggis, srd merebans everywhere.
J. T.. D~m-oo'e 4 Go.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-17

Females old and young, who have 50 long
heen troubled with some female complaints,
should not despair. Let US whisper word' Of
corn fcFt. You can he cured. You can be
snatch~d from the monster which has so long
prostytted and paralyfad your whole system.
You can regain you health, your beauty, your
strength and bouynncy. Take courage. des-
pond not. be cheerful n remedy IL at hand
prepaid by experienced physicians, especially
fr Just such diseases a. aflict your andas a
the profession ar, using and prescribing this
remedy with much success, we feel proud in
calling your attention to I, II come. highly
recommended, and we ,sr icstly advise all
suffering females to use this great female med
ieine ut on. We allude 10 the English Ee-
male Bitters' advertised In another eolumu.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-17
Death il at the Door.

In all these complaints the system evidently
shows want Of red blood, and Mr.. Churchill,
in his work on Diseases Of Females, says:--
" Bearing in mind that,he blood is remarkably
deficient In red eorpuscles, and the known prop
crty OF iron to correct this condition, theory
suggest itas the most to be relied on, the best
OF which is the Citrate Citrate OF iron enters
largely into the composition u English Female
B,tters, combined with powerful vegetable ton
les Of rare qur lities,
Among the mountains Of Tennessee and the
piny woods Of Mississippi is found \ certain
hard aud hinty root, which has been in secret
use BY some old mid-wives for many year.,
possessing magic powers in regulating aud re-
storing al females suffering with any affection
OF the womb. This root we have obtained,
gave 1t a fair trial In our practice and It i now
on. Of The principal ingredients in these Bitters.
Other powerful and general tcnics also enter
into It's composition. We alss add Leptandria
or Black Root, sufficient 10 act npon the liver
and keep the bowels open.