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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-09-15
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AHti-DbSl AlT- 1iWf f0Ofing NfoC +,
1cM Er'eHded Fire Boc
for Wood or Coal
Patented May 10th. 1860
We take pleasure in offering our onsto-
mcrs mud the Stove Trade. - New frst.ClHss
Flat.iop. and would call particular attention
10 i's many otruci'rs and raiuGbie imrrovs
mca's.
This Stove has been carefully tested for
several months aud the results hnveprovcd
80 highly satisfactory. that several of our
oldest and most experienced stove dealers
predic, for !, q sale far beyond our ability
to supply this senson.
Sliding 'front.' .fre-doO',. giving full use Of
the hearth.
In additional slide in the orcn, so arranged
ss TO give more room in The upper part OF
the oven; great convenience much needed
The 5rca is nearly ms ride at he top rs
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NJoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that we
IN have purchased the following personal
property. sold by virtue Of n writ Of fieri
Facias, Issued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Snyder county, as the property OF
Roswell Roihrock, TO wit :--One Cooking
Stove, ! Chair, I Stand. 1 Table, l Set Of
''sVoE fUtAO.ltmmff fve-v1ksANVNy'
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VIC KS

The First Edition Of One Hundred md
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trated Catalogue or Seeds and Floral
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VuE I.ANn.IV.IIAND WITT q

Life Insurance Company wants nunhes of
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fittsb burg and vicinity also, General Agent
for the GeomRn counties of Pennsylvania. Al.
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GAMuPI FAUST,
Merchant Tailor.

Has iust received an entire new stock Of
CLOTHS. CASslNBRBS y NESrlNGS,
all Of superior qualify which lac Is pre-
pared TO make up in the best style apd on
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" Nhite French Yoke Linen Sbiris.aud gen.
cral assortment Of gcntlcmcus Furnishing
Goods. all OF which no offers TO the public
az very reasonable prices.
Call at my place on piue Str ct, between
Eckbert's corner and the bridge. Selins-
trove, Pl. june !. lSGS--tf
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-21
4. n. Hughes Deeli mes.

To the Editor Of the Herald: 'h
Having been frequently solicited by
my friends to become a candidate for the
Legislature and having also partially ac-
quiesced in their desires; yet in view Of
the fact that o candidate has recently
5een put forward by the Radical party
and who will ascertainly be elected as the
case now stands with the multiplicity c.
Conservative Candidates in the field, and
not wishing to aid {by being Q candidate
MYSELF in accomplishing an event 50
greatly to be deplored and deprecated by
all Democrats and others engaged in the
fight against Radicalism, I mus trespect-
fully decline to be a candidate whilst il
would afford me great pleasure to serve
my friends who have SO frequently be-
sought me to became q candidate, yet !
cannot allow even urgent solicitations te
influence me in becoming a candidate
when L know that such candidacy
would create a creator division in the
Democratic ranks, and render more GER
tain, the election or the Radical candi-
date. Very Respectfully, &c.
laI ai IAN. HUGHES, JR-
Columbia, Oct. Ia, 20. shi hain5f
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The Montreal (Canada) Telegraph
in 1S64-while the war was in pro-
Observation-Disclosures tho ~oliovv;oGo q. bon

The Montreal (Canada) Telegraph
in 1S64-while the war was in pro-
gress4pubiished the following ~"
Posterity will rank Con. Lee above
Wellington or Napoleon, SAKE or
Turenne, above Marlborough or Fred
erick, before Alexander or Caesar.
Careful Of The lives of his men, fertile
in resources, aprofound tactician, gift
ted with The swift intuition which
enables a commander to discern the
purpose Of his enemy, and the power
of rapid combination which enables
him to oppose to it a prompt resis-
lance; modest, frugal, self-denying'
void of arrogance or self-assertion,
trusting nothing to chance; among
men noble as the noblest, in the LOFT
dignity of the Christian gentleman ;
among patriots less self-seekisg, and
pure as Washington : and among sol
diers combining the religious simpli'
city of Haveiock with the genius Of
Napoleon, the heroism Of Bayard and
Sydney, andthe untiring, neyer-falter-
ing duty of Wellington. In fact
Robert E. Lee, Of Virginia, is the
greatest General of thisore any other
age. He has made his own name, and
the Confcderacy he serves, immortal
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-21
The Radical Convention.

A small party of negroes and scala
wags jumbled themselves together in
the Court House on last Saturday, to
offer the last sad rites to the dead car
cass of Radicalism. The vOtaries of
the defunct carcass, while mourning
among the ashes Of their fallen creed,
smelt loudly but talked little. We
discovered none ofthe wild hilarity
that was wont 10 mark their career
while school money was plentiful and
eonyicts held office. 1t was refresh
ing to look at them, for even the me-
grocs seemed ashamed of themselves.
S. NJ. ARNELL was on hand and was
called to the chair. He stated the OBJ
jccts of the meeting in a lugubrious
and detected manner, more to "men-
dicant's free speech" than anything
else. A certain COPELAND was called
the Secretary's stand, and Numbered
through the platform of his party as if
he were reading his own sentence of
death. They made the following
nominations: j. u. FRIERsoN,' for
Congress; G.. w. BLACKBURN, for
State Senator; and w. II. CoNSoR, for
Representative.
Some fellow nov proposed TO have
a speech from ARNELL, who arose,
took a drink of water, and pitched in.
He began by comparing the Republic
can party to some fellow about to be
hung, which was very aptand seemed
to strike the crowd with no little
force, who seemed to think that the
only way the party could get justice.
There was no enthusiasm-even the
nominations failed to create a shout.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-21

The citizens of Maury County, irre-
spective of party,win meet in Column
bia tomorrow and pass resolutions
of respect for Gen. r.. E. LEE. The
meeting on last Friday did not en-
brace the people of the entire county,
and it is but just that they should also
honor and respect the memory ofone
who was loved and hOnored by every
man and woman in the land. The
business houses and residences are
requested to be draped in mourning
by their owners. Business will be
entirely suspended during the entire
day. The stewards of the different
churches are requested to have the
church bells tolled during the process
sion, which will commence at about
10 O'Clock. Let every man, woman
and child in the county come to town
and Join in the procession.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-21
The Lamented Dead.

order sfExercises I'm Memory Of Gen
Rebert 4. Lee, 10 be Held at Column
-. ~a Ts-Norrow, Oct, 22nd.
The nrocess;on will form as follows:
1. Music. on the Public square, West
side Court HOUSE.
p Clergy, on North side West Main
street, head OF column resting on Public
Ee,nale schools nm North side of
w,s.t Main street in rear of Clergy.
Male schools on Fast side Garden
strees : Letween West Main and Free
ssreets' head of column on West Main.
s. Ladies and gentlemen, around the
Public SQUARE. q
N Mayor and Alderman on South
side Of Nest Main street., head on Public
square. 11 tSH Us
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-21
OHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to decree of the Chancery court at
Columbia, at the September term, ls6s, in the
case of W. r. Reayes, Va W. ]. johnson, / will
sell to the highest bidder at the Court House
in the own Of Columbia, on Monday, the 2ls
day of November, 1870, . tract of land situated
in the 18th civil district of Maury county, id
mond, Anderson Byers, and others, containing
acres. f"D"
Terms, six and twelve months credit, with
interest from date, the purchas ser required to ex-
ecute note with good security, and . lein retain
ed for the purchase money. 81 /
Oct 2l-4t j. l.. WILLIAMS C. & NJ.
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ssIsai niOttl -nIiiii "ttf I1l.
xNCHANCERY AT COLUMBIA.

II appearing to no. from the supplemented
bill of David Witherspeon, filed in the above
cause, and which Is sworn ia, that HI. E. Will.
lard and wife, Margaret 4. Willard, are de-
Pendants and n~on-residests Of the State Of
cannot be served on them III. Il therefore or.
dercd BY me that publicatiDn be made in the Co
lumhia Herald, anewspspsf Published IN the
town of Columbia, Aaary county, Tennessee,
for -four successive weeks, the last Of which
shall be II least one week before the next term
Of the Ohsncery Court to be held At the Court
House in fhe town Of Columbia, on the fourth
Monday in November next, requiring said de-
PENDANTS to then and there appear and plead,
same will be taken for confessed as 10 them
and set for hearing ex parte.
Oct2l-4w j. l.. WILLIAMS, c. e N.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-21

We have just returned from Browns
willie, a fiourishing Wesl Cennessed wn,
Brownsville is the COZ u site OF Fayi
wood, Zone of the w thiest andf most
thickly populated ca ties in the Pte,A
and is situated abq fifty piles rth
east of MemphissAkh sedAnd huaF
Fair of Haywood County commenced on
last Tuesday, which day asdevoted ex-
ciusively to the ladies. Good pasturage
isvery scale in the sandy soil Of West
feileesee, and Ma tsrssel6 mud ,A1rl
prised to see the ladies of Haywood and
MISUNDERSTANDING tho sweetes&, ffeshs
est butter We eyer cav, - we'll p ~ kind
of preserve4l pickles, homemade wines,
etc. Col. ben. J. LEE, (the iVAHcEI
rHpAPeQN of Aeawpsville IN goodAooks,
)p5esided with
unatBeeted ssa natural grace over the
Esintsse dep6fy4Sent. Ms. LoNd, al ac9
complishsd' 'lsdy Of Madison, took q
pnmheEb Of Premiums. On Tuesday the
clark Of the weather was absent having
gutilosts In fhsdust,aa d the sky seemed
70 be tasaed intoan ocean, topside down.
But a n6tntef ofsKe ladies hesitated NOT
to. turn out. They are Drawer or have
more curiosity than the women VI Man.
ry, who think they are sugar or salt and
liable to mall, and stay at home during
the EFsis ~ n looks like lraiainSs Mr..
tFitzEersid, iof williamson ,wMnatSthe
BFdwnsvlI1s Esif,S With some Of thse6ne
horses VIM which he took premiums at
|. ouff. late Fait.i CAPT. 4, W. Haywoood,
Major Livinrstdn,, and Nj. d. J, VIII.
Hams, evidently c0htfibnte much d. the
brain and energy necessary tomake the
I FairA grand success. "A Madison lady
| did not like It one bit because her beau
tifhl premium cake wan eaten by un-
known mouths. , oh eds biIa1 iadIf :
The people of Haywood, county are
like our folk in n respect, they have
tive excellent female schools, and Nc
lad tie pleasure Of visitingfhe browns.
vile Female college," LIN. BrSnhah,
formerly Of Georgia, b President. % the
Institution, and We know no gentleman
more thoroughly competent to teach OF
more rarely gif6e1 in the art of making
the pupilunaeretand the subject she is
learning. M, ,. opposes the plan oil
c~ongregatipg several hundred girls III
lone boarding family. and lets the pu.
pills board ia different houses in town.
The Methodist Female school is said to
be an excellent one also. Mr.. Williams,
| rare and en1inent Sttuinments, white his
Observation-Disclosures Miss W., ID mot
only q pfodigy In learning and energy,
| hat one nth Whom ssdukv N the nobeai
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-21
CHAXcERY SALE Del s.sg % al
-. "a OF LEWIS COUNTY LAMB;

J Pursuant to decree Of the Cbaancery Court at
Columbia at the March term 1910, in the ease Of
William Stuart and others vs.. Samuel M. Ar
lelvl 1 viii sell TO the highest bidder, at the
Court House in Columbia, on Mosday, the 10th
day Of October, 1870, two tracts Of land, situa-
ted in Lewis county, Tenn, one of which con-
tains 700 acres, lying on Swan Greek, and
known as the Gibbs place, fhe other contains
about 40 acres, and adjelns the above described
tract .5 saSg.i iq1fIH .u9h1AN 1ri1 !
Terms, six and twelve months credit, with in
terest from dat, the purchasers required to
execute notes with good security anda hen
sspts.sd. J.f. Williams, (. In. f.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-21
6 THE MEfHODlSTS.


Appointments % The Tennessee COD
ference of the u. Il. ChaFeh south.
The Tennessee Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Couech South
closed its annual session at Pulaski
last week. The following appoint
ments have been made for the cnsu.
ing year: "affaiaI,1
Nashville Distsict-J w Hammer,
ST., p E; Nashville Mckendree sta,
ID e Kelly West Nashville mis-, w
ID + Sawrie: Him Street sta. Il A
Young City mis-, Henry I'D Hogan,
WR Warren, SUPP; Tulip Street sta,
II X Brown North Edgefielc sta, I
o Summers, Jr.; Hobson Chapel STA,
JW Hill; Trinity sta.,TB Fisher;
Whites Greek ct, Garrett w Martin,
A G Matthews, sup. GuodIcttsville
CT, L { Bryan Nashville ct, + E,Fa.
gan ; j B McFerrin, Missionary Sec.
Rotary; &c MAYHEM, Sunday School
Agent. 3asfuloiaI 40 Ia f3s1aslb Z
Lebanon District.-7J # Hughes, p
T.; Lebanon station JiRB Plummer
Lebanon circuit, b y Terrell |; Shady
Grove CT, w d Cherry, one to be sup,
(by Jno A McFerrin); Union ct, II z
GRAY NolcnsYil1e CT, ia Orman, one
to be sup. Mill Greek ct.,JJ Pitts
Sumner CT, m Stevens Gallatin sta.
VIM NJ Green, W G. Dorriss, Sup.
Cairo Bend mis-, to be sup. (by I J
Reed) Goose Creek ct, J yPittman.
Hy-.SI - n
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franklin Journal.

Mr.. HArSEs, formerly of the
|, Franklin Review, win shortly issue
the first number of a new paper at
Franklin called the Journal. While
We wish Mr.. HAYNES all possible sue
cess in his new enterprise, we cannot
predict for 1t a successful journey.
Two good papers will not be sustained
In a small town like Franklin, unless
the people of that town are more lib
oral to newspapers than they are in
Columbia. iiei .H 1888 eHf 500 ?
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-21

In puIFsuaace Of IN oct Of the Legislature Of
the Stnte Of Teunsssgs, su~tbsv1isg fhe Trustees
of Jackson College % seii the property belong
acres, ssid Rosd o. Tpstess hage sppointed
the undersifned Commissioners ohy 81 said
land in lot, sgd q ssII the same Il public sale
to the highest bidder, upoo : credit ofone and
two years, except the sam q teu nj cent upon
eac6 purchase which via b rcqsisedto bepaid
IN cash ~ zalla.i 5giglof 5dl aaBo3af -
We hare DIVIDED said lapdi Ate thirieea lots:
six ofsaid lots front uppN he Pslesktpile and
Garden Street. and seven Of mid lo&s trent ppon
High Street and de Csppbelsvine, Pike.
Three Of ssla lots front up0u Ire Rsilroad,n and
- wefi ssited for vsrehsuses, nd sid lots
are nov the mostel gie1e ~uhiuapFosed its fos
ssle in the town Of o0lnnAia. 'Pesssas desis-
ing toinyest ip town P!opsrty. aFs specially in,
lots upon the premises, On SATURDAY, The 9Th
day Of November, 1870. VIM, r. Hodge or
WIN. Galloway will show.fhc property to per-
sons desiring 70 pascksss.l 1870 .
~ .TG = T8IrafWN. y. HODGE, it
J1i s5d sIsGH o. WI. GALLOWAY, y
iB3iz 9aidzamz JAS. HI THOMAS, 81
Oct IL eaye Ill fNn ~ COmmlegf0ueSS. g
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OHASCERYi SALE or LAND. 2

Pursuant to decree OF the ehaueery
Court at Columbia, at the March term,
1870, in the case of J: M. Friersou, ct IN. vs.
y. w. s. Ridley, u will sellfto the highest
bidder at the Count House in the town OF
Columbia, on Monday, the cath sdsvI Of
October, 1870, q yaluabletr tract offend sit
uated in Maury county, Tenpessse, on
the waters Of Big BigbJ Creek, radiein-
ing the lands of f. II, Watkins r.. s.
Fleming, and others, and known as the
LraE. Brown place, containing spout Is!
to the dover interest Of Mrs. Bfown.h
= Terms, one and two years credit With
linterestfrom day of saie.A ~ bin sil
Ia ep24H ILL WILLIAMS. G&oM n.
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CHAscEEYsALE oFLASp.

; Pursuant to decree Of the Ckaneery Court q
Columbia at the Nssch term 1870, in the case q
James H. Stephenson vs. James 0yorton ct al.
will sell to the highest BIDDER Al the Couri
House in Columbia 90 Monday, the 24sh day q
October, 1870, the undivided interest Of James
.Oyerten u ana 20 9 tract Of land Situated in
ing the Lands ofG. d.. Blair and others. con
tanning 36s acses, also tbs undivided interest," of
said Overton in . tract Of land situated in said
county, adjoining the lands of said Blair and
others, containing ia acres. And the same
will be sold for cash.
sep2s-4t IL. WILLIAMS, c. L n.
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OF yALTABLE ii q.
l4dREAL ESTATE,

Pursuant to DEGREES Of the Wocshipfnl the
County Court Of Msyryf county at the- August
term, 1870, in the capse Of Lfvb ". Grimes,
admir-, ct a, against John v. Todd and wife, ct
Al, I viii sellto tho highest biddet, ii The town
Of 4t. Pleasant, Tennessee, On Saturday, the
5th day Of Novenber, iss0, two daets i6f land
mentioned inthe pleadiass, hing aud being in
the 18th civil distFict cfNasfy c0uaty, on the
waters Of The Big Bigby rCreek, the tract known
as the sfIome Place bounded on the North
and East By the lands Of Martin L. Slockard,
on the South BY the lands u Seth r. KfttrelI,
and on he West BY the lands belonging % the
estate Of Moses Hoxe and James W: Jennings
and eonkains rs acres. The second tract "
ing on the --Taetory Pork" of Bigby. and boun-
ded on the West by the iands belonging to
Rockdale Factory, aud also Of Sswnei J.. In
gram aud others, contsining "a aeyes.oeT !.
Said lands win be sold on . credit o. one md
two years, with interest from day Of ssle, exl
sept the sum Of 200 in oash TO pay costs and
attorney sfees. Notes with approved security
required ofthe pnpsbasers, and ates retained
for the payment Of the lgT,ss,sc Psssy,Sss !.
7ii" . Clerk aud Commissioner, 81
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-21
- Y.ox1IIe Whig and REGISTER.

This is the name of a pape: recently
started at Knoxville, Tenn, by SAUN'
pERs, CLARK & Co. Although we
call il a new paper, it bears the names
oftwo Of the oldest papers in Tennes-
see The Register was established
August Bird, lSl6, and the Wing in
1889. Mr., RoLrE SAUNDERS is an old
newspaper man, and we doubt not
that under bis editorial management
the new paper will prove what every
BODY is fond of, ga success &
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-21
|NoN-REsIDIIENT NOTICE lei !,

4. z. n MardD, use o. aames II. Jam1sO1, Is
Il a,v Joseph A. Martin. ct al 9mii
II appearing 10 me from eomplainast's bill
Charles F. Martin, Fred g. Martin, Nsrcissa
Martin, Cynthia B. Polk and her husband Rufus
J! Poll, are defendants md nonrresidents Of
the State of Tenaessse. 80 hat the ordinary
process of law canno be served on tieuH II Is
therefore ordered by me that publications be
made in the CoLrNH. HERAtD, . newspaper
Published in the town Of Columbia, Many
county, Tennessee, for four consecutive weeks,
the last Of (which shall be 1t least one week be-
fore the next term ofthe Chaucery Court 10 be
held at the Court House in said WI of Column
bia, on The fourth Monday in November next,
requiring said defendants to then and there APP
pear and plead, answer, or demur 10 complain
ants bill, or the same viii be taken tr con-
fesscd as to them, and set for hcaring ex parte.
Gi Sep 80. . % J.. L. WILLIAMS, q. &'M.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-21


The telegraph announces the d tn
of Gen. Robert E. Lee. This TOD nd
intelligence will be received by he
civilized world with the deepest re-
greet. This truly distinguished nm
has established a character SO grand, q
reputation SO pure and spotless he
was possessed of a soul so brave and
so generous, with all the meekness of
a Christian and all the manliness off
hero, that while nd vas revef6d by
the people of his native South, he was
respectfully good-men-eyerywhcre'
Even. among those against whom he
lately waged war, his name is the
synonym for g~entleness, purity, great
ness. The summons has come for
him to join ! eed leo-bII~ ssudA.
The innumerable carsvan that m~evesu9sID q
To that mysterious realm, where each, shall take
His chamber in the silent halls Of death.
Virginia weeps over the dead body
ofherillustrious son. Her sister States
of the South feel and share the anguish
of her unspeakable woe An the 0thcI
States Of the United andthe States o.
Europe acknowledge the greatness o
her loss and the Justice Of her lamen
tations. Intelligence and virtue eve.
rywhere low in sorrow over tie bic
Of departed greatness and goodness
We shall not look npoti his Ike again
Union d American, 'ao7MS'
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~ HafH BuF 20 -t3bHt
OHANCERY SALE Haa -
OF TOWN LOTIN SPRING HILL

. 45aln TEi S. Hla3 ~ bEit lfAti itH
i Pursuant to decree Of the Chanccry Count al
Columbia at the March term 1870, in the case
of W. 8. Craites, admir-, VS.. j. .. Stephenson
ct al, I will sen to the highest bidder, at the
Court House in Columbia, on Monday, the Els,
day Of November, 1870, q valuable town lot sit
Tem., adjoining the lots Of Gen. Ewell and
Others. nIsf ~ ia.H EIbHfH aIi 3fJi d.
Terms, eight months credit, with interest
from date, the purchaser required to execute
note with good security, and a lien retained for
Gef2I-N j.L. WILLIAMS, ca NJ.