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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-29
EKMANIA INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.

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COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
FOURTH ANNUAL STATEN ENT.
In conformity with the requirements of their
charter, the company publishes the following state
ment, viz:
Total amount of premiums for
the year ending thirty first of
March, 1870. Observation-Disclosures. S256,603 OF
Fire Premiums. $685. CTS 90
Marine Premiums. .............. 40,1l2 G3
River Premiums. 1914 46
-- 256,6o3 81
Less net earned premiams.... 53,496 IS
Less return premiums. ......... 1888 IS
5s,os5 20
Net earned premiums. 1857 81
Losses paid
Fire losses Observation-Disclosures. 3l,l3O IS
Marine losses. Observation-Disclosures. 1883 70
River losses. 5,437 08
5l,966 Al
Reinsurance. 7.740 20
Taxes and subscriptions. 9,255 Oh
Expenses less interest. 1892 90
Rebate account. 29,37l 70
Reserved for unadjusted losses. 5000 90
~ 12s2bs 81
Net ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1921 so
ASSETS.
Stock notes $4,000 90
Bills receivable. Observation-Disclosures. 64l6 "a
Due by individual accounts. ......... 1885 66
Loans on pledge on demand. ............ 25,7l2 90
Loans on mortgage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1884 OF
City consolidated and ten per cent bonds,
Louisiana State bonds, gaslight, City
Railroad, Citizens and Louisiana
State Bank stocks. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 72o85 70
Vallette Dry Dock stock. 1850 90
Cash hand and in Europe. ............. 62s83 %
Total. s437757
The above statement is a Just, true and correct
transcript from the books of the company.
D. MICHEL. President.
K. MAIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, at New
Orleans, on this sixteenth day of April A. D. 1870.
JOSEPH COIN. Notary Public.
At a me ting of the Board of Directors, held on
sixteenth instant, it was resolved that dividend
Of twenty five dollars per share be hereby declared
to be credited to the unpaid stock notes.
D. MICHEL President,
FRED. DEL BONDIO. Vice.President.
E. MA1ER, Secretary.
: DIRECTORS: ,
Fred. Del Bondio, A. Elmer Bader,
D. Michel, Thomas Schor
August Koenig, H.F Klumpp,
H. Zuberbier, Charles Bendix,
Louis Schwartz, George Merz,
A. Marks, j. A. Blafer.
j. j. Weakening, j. F. Krants,
s. Friendlander, W. Goldenbow..
Charles Potthof. F. M. Ziegler,
Philipp D. Mayer, p. W. Dielmana,
N. Banrgarden, r. T. Theursr.
J. Hasainger. A. GaisssE.
epl5lz 80
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-30

Painting, CLEOPATRA" premium re-
commended, Mrs Long.
Animal painting, premium and certif-
icate, Mrs Long. faG.
Oil landscape painting, Miss Annie
Bowen, certificate, Mrs w p Martin.
Crayon painting, premium, Mrs w p
Martin, certificate, Miss Annie Bowen.
Worsted embroidered chair, premium
Miss Annie Cecil.
Cotton embroidered gown, premium;
Mrs Sackie VOORHEES,, certificate, Miss
fulia McCaw. oa
Silk embroidered gown, premium and
certificate, Mrs r McClelland.
Crochet work, premium and certificate
Mrs j N Walker.
Bead work, premium, Miss Helen
Alexander, certificate, Mrs NJ Z Cullen.
Cotton transferring, premium, Mrs n E
Cullen.
,, Embroidered garment. premium, Miss
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-30
Life I'm Utah;

Or the Mysteries and Crimes Of Mor.nor SIN
be IT an e Jose OF tic secret i.tes and Ger :
MONIES, with fu' and authen &c history of
Polvgamy and the Mo. hon sect ON its oris I
to tue resent time;" by J. II. BeVale,. editor of
the Sa Lake Repo er, is the tif1-of valua-
BILE wor.. st 'ssued by 'he National Pub h
M Co., j., 'cinnati, Ohio.
For more thu 4 ": ) the world has
been hOr. e d, S artled aid pc. lexed by the
audacity and su. CO.'S ola ct cal ingthemselves
Mo- mons. Though founded in aud, us sect
has succeeded :, s lite of all opposition, until it
is to-dsv tn stand ing reproach of o count J.
The Authors long residence = " and 3
rostion as Editor of the leading jor ial of that
ie ito peculiarly qualified n to write this
work. SIoimop SIN has been productive OF SO
many dark and s., -ange mys rics-s) many
terrible crimes that few can comprehend, with
out an intimate, iow'ed-e Of II, how mucn wick
edress it has answer or, and what a st ,nding
mnace to order and society it is.
The work shows how JOE ST.. Z and Brio
HAN You've have b IN enabled 10 deceive and
cheat the follower how uy leading them on
from c. me, aid en- cling them tn Ecol:ious
bait hey have succeeded in ma .nt:'n'' thei-
;1Auence over ITEM: and rta;s OF the J.. mon
religion, its tamous aad heathe ''sh cha &c; IT,
its multi; .lde Of gods, its aboTilable doctr IS
and prac.ic S, revea, ng mar strange anu out
rage0us ceremop.c;. or re ldOw ,nent or " :
iiation cereL,or es, showing low obscene and
disgusting e. he; how female modessy Il,
GU aged in TEN, and how lioen ious -oss Is
taught as pal. Of their eli, ous &C :.
It is important that tn public should know
what man Ter Of 'eople a.e 6 ow -, u in our
We. midst. THIS work gives full en1 anthem
tic account of he degraded social conc ;ion.
their blasphemous rites and ceremonies, ieir
saciilee .ors doct mes and practices, and is the
most thrilling and ssa- Ing account oil cent
iousness and crime ever pub shed. 1t IS calcu-
Ia ed o do great good BY giving TO te public a
candid and mp. ial statement of ques ion
which bids fer to cause no ! tie oubl.
The agent Tor these valuable work, Mr..
Co pie, W ], rema' in Columbia for few day
and We commend him to ne oou y and pat
ronage of or citizens, and ,st he \ m Il
with these success CON nunsuera with the
are merits Of he work.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-30
MAURY COUNTY FAIR.
FIRST DAY.

Best Durham bull. 4 years old, premi-
UNI, w p CAN'T. & Co.
Best Durham bull, 3 years old. (Bis-
marck) premium, Gen l. f Poll.
Best Durham bull, 2 years old, premi-
UNI, Boyd & johnson, (G;Ics,) GER
tificate G p Webster.
Best Durham bull calf, premium, John
Overton, (DavidsOn.)
Best Durham Cow, 4 years old, premi-
um, Mrs G Ingram.
Best Durham COW years old, G w
Mayberry, (Hickman)..
Best Durham cow 1 year old, J G
Ingram, certificate, Il G Gordon.
Best Durham calf, premir u r C Cor
don, certificate, Geo " Polk.
Bl It Grade bull calf, premium, T
Akin, certificate, w C Ingram.
Bet Grede cow, years old, premium
l. w Black, certifica e George harlan.
Lewis Calder.
Best Grade COW, years old, Mrs H c
Jon; certificate, Richa dAdar,S.
Best Grade cow, one year old, premi-
UNI, Jas I Akin, certificate, d Peeler.
Best Grade cali, premium, G w May
berry, (Hickmanl certificate, w c In
gram.
Ee5t swecpstake bull of anv age, pre-
MUM. Boyd & johnson, (G',es) certifi-
cate '. alter & Hugh Akin.
Best sweepstake cow of any age, pre-
MUM, Mrs g Ingram. certificate, =. G
Gordon.
Gest mich COW of any age, premium,
Best fatted COW of any age, premium,
r Z Gordon.
Be- herd of cattle. premium, J G. il
gram, certificate, G. L Webster.
Best fine wool sheep, buck, years
old, premium, NJ Gardner.
Best fine wool sheep, eve, yeas old,
premium, j M Gardner.
Best fine wool sheep, pair lambs, pre-
MUM, j NJ Gardner.
Best South down sheep, buck, years
old, premium, Gen r s Ewell, cer.iti-
cate, John A Miller.
Best South down sheep eve, years
old, premium, James p ohnson, will
iamsOn.
Best So1th down sheep, eve, Iyerr old,
premium, Jas p johnson, (Wi"iamsOn,)
certificate, Jno A Miller.
Best South down pair lambs, premium,
James p Johnson.
Best Long Wool sheep, bucks, years
old, premium, Jno OvertOn, (Davidso.,)
certificate, Nj Gardner.
Best Long Wool sheep, eve, 2 wears
old premium, johnson.
Best Long Wool shfep eve, year old,
premium, j NJ Gardxer.
Best Long Wool sheep, pair lambs,
j NJ Gardner.
Best buck and ewes, premium, Over
ton & johnson.
Best saddle Gclding, years old, pre-
miuhl, Q V Cyrus, Gel .ificate, DR. II
Long.
Best saddle gelding years old. pre-
MUM, Willie Caperton.
Best saddle gelding, years old, d B
Craig.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-30
A Handsome RuGb.

lie age of bugyi-' has re.r-n7d. De-
fore the war Marry county VIZ a buggy
county, but for .everal yeas a. er tine
war the p ople ha, -hg J"come poor and
IL OF. to horseback riding, and walking,
and not hamed, did not come out mucn
in buggie3. Now, however the Mt.
Pier ant people are not the on y persons
that haye fine, (; It turnout. And the
best Of it all is, that tho @ fine Ouge .es
are made by ou- own m chani :. one
of the NEST beaui III, stylish, and sub
Gently sold 10 Mays & Dodso I, by the
Messrs. Farris, Coachmake-I of this. city.
1t IS not one of tho;e spindlin3 con-
Germs that come ON the North but JUS
titles tho belief that there is beauty in
strength. Mays d bod on's "Silver
TAIL" and the "Farr's Buggyy" wi new
er haze any rest
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-30
COMMERCIAL.
GENERAL MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by Lipscomb d. Bros.
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
East side Public Square.
Cotton.
But little doing in our market. There
has been decline Of fully one cent in
Eastern markets during the week.
BAC0N-Shoulders lsc; Sides 81 to iGc;
BRAN-sl 90 per loo lbs.
BUTTER-Scarce.
BEESWAX-Dc per lib.
BEEF TONGUESNFresh 5Oc. Dried 81 90.
None in market:
CORN MEAL-lW per bushel.
CANDLEs-1sc perb
COFFEE-20 to &c per n.
DREESE-Fresh supply new cheese 2j cts.
DRIED BEEF32c, none in store:
EGGS-l0c per doz. and In demand.
FLOUR $350per 100 fbs. Tennessee Flour,
Royal Rose" super Fancy none in market.
FRESH BEEF-StO loo.
HfbEsMGreen &c. Dried 10 to 4. per 0''
IRON TIES-l21zc per ID.
MAcKAREL~No. $50; No. s2,75; No
MOLAssEsL to- 125.
NAILS-s5 to $50 per keg.
OATSIiOc None in market
ONIONS-i0t to &c per bushel; no deman
PEA NUTSsI,2 Is tosl 30 per bu.
POULTRY-Chickens % to &c.
ROPE-Best Green Leaf I2Izc.
POTATOES-Irish Potatoes, Early Rose
8 per bu., Goodwin 81 per bb!, Whitesprouts
81, Peach Blow $3.50, Neshanoc $40.
RYE-65 to 70c Non in market.
Richest 8. G. LIZ.
SUGAR-l5 to 2c.
STARCH-l0 to I2lzc.
SODA-l0 to l5c. ...
SALT-Si.O.
SHOTS 3 per bag.
SHAD-Virginia, SO Barrel.
SEEDS-Cl0yer, II 80 per bushel. Timothy
Q 80, Hungarian 1913, MfIlett $50
SHINGLES-Yellow Poplar, s. 20 per thou.
TALLOW-Sc.
WHISKEY-s12 3 toss 90.
WHEAT go to Soc.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-30
Courrc..ionnI Convention.

In pursuance Of previous call, q Con-
ventiOn of the people of Maury county
assembled IL the town of Columbia, On
the 18th day of September, 1870, to APP
point delegates to the Convention to
meet in GAINESVILLE, Tenn, on the 9th day
Of October, 1870, to nominate candidate
for Representative in the next Congress,
from the 9th Congressional District Of
the State of Tennessee.
Upon motion, Col A NJ Looney wc3
called to the Chair, and Gc3::P Frierson,
Esq, appointed Secretary; and the Con-
vention then proceeded to appoint the
following per.ons o, delegate: to the
Convention, to wit:
LIST District. James w Page and o H p
Mullins. c.ld District. A B Cathey.
8 District, Hardin MaybeI. y. 4th Dr.
trict, j C Murphy. 5th Dist.-ct, Z C
Harris and DIR. jam T Akin. 9th Dis
trict, James T Hunt and j S Renfro. 7th
District, RIFE Tnomec and j c Moore.
Sth District, A + Alexander and w NJ
Sullivan. 9th Dist ct, L D Myei ), Wall
ter Akin, Sims La.ta, r C Huntington,
w V ThOmr on, Jc o s Hairs, A G.
Hickey, N Il Wi,ke-, A NJ L ooney, and
G p frierson. 1C h District, Ru.ss
Polk and w F.ierson. 18th District,
w NJ vine, Gen L e Polk, and w A
"A cAouucI. l-Ju ~ STA u. ID N QdrE'S
and I 9 Long: 18th Dist, ct, G WIS. ock-
ard and VIM Pc. er. 18th District, Maj.
J. Akin. 10th Distr ct, VIM Biff1e.
18th District, A Kir-er, and M P ErM n.
18th Dist. .ct, MAJ ] T Younger, and ia
d. key. 10Th District, Capt G w
Camp1el. Goth District, w P Tim
mons, and d T Chapel. 2l;t District,
Lewis G Lanier, and B Alexander.
End D ztl let, Maj NE Cheat. & Maj
T E Jamison. 23rd District, DR. John G
Lee and Jno Brrch: 9th District, Hem
~ Johrson and Henry Osbr" le. 18th
District, WIS Hunt ant. jeff Roy.
1t was -Lrther unanimously re ,Olved
that the delegate appoint: l, Oe irstruc-
ted to vote for Gen w G Wnitthor.le, of
Columbia, Tenn, : the first choice of
the pc )ple of Mau.y ounty, for the'-
Repr tentative in Congress.
A. NJ. LooNEY, Chatham
G. p FRIERSON Sec'y.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-30

John Orr 10 krtn & To- pin, lot in
Columbia, $3.50.
Tomlirson & Foster to L. V. Kerr,
I'6H acres in 9Th district, 81, 652 80.
j. A. T'llman to J. n. Pr ytOn, 50 4
acre in Mar J and Ma sha" ountie :,
s7a3.
WV McCo mick to S p Walker, t. IS
tcc, 100 acres 10 22d district, ST. }.
Samuel Richardson to THONGS III ia
cob5, 60 acre on Cal sr's c eek, $500.
Leonida1 F ierson to w II + lie. son
2G4 acres on Zig Eiybv Geek, 81, SjS %.
l. II Braden 20 " and p Eraden,
S.. acr 9th dis ct, $947.
J c y, t. r II Jan,' On, 20 acres in
wa Do6o oMs H E V Stone ct
al 81
Iomlin IN * F. Ter, Adm ), to s w
and H s. NJ, ''5. acres IN 6ti, d'7tr.ct,
$74S 81.
S p Jordan % s F..e. on, 7acT;s IN
= district, -.
JNW l'ian. John Dean, acres in
9th district, $l75.
VS. DO01ins 10 Jamc1 w Brow al, PIP
acre in 4 d;sl. ct, s J3 63Il.
J A Hall and Wife - NJ A Wright ct
al, inter in 81 acr on BiSby Greek,
Sll6.
S S Po- er - S s POr.er, Jr., 8.
H A Po'k 10 MAJ McI-'s sack, ~
acre, in 9 d district, $50.
JIM Hunter 20 G w Lucket, 3 acres in
- disil let, So.
JH f',in, Ts-s Col tor, to isaac n.
Byers, go acr on Double Branchc :,
SOL.
b Siockard 20 L -lom:- D. ton, AZ
acres in 9th dist, let, exchange.
N D and w J Gar her % ] b and S s
Delk, 6 acre and dover inter- It in ll5T
acres in district, eco.
JIM Hickey. Clerk, to MIS-. r H Ad-
kisson, lot in Bigby lie, 80.
T Whitaker to the NJ e Church,
South, acre at HUI .icane Station, gu.
Same 10 same, 5 acre. at Hurricane
Station, 8 .atuitors lee e.
w w and NJ McCo. nick to r B Nc
Cormick, :: scrc in = district, so.
S Cowden to Wi"iam L Da, I, 80
poles in CU,lcoka, 800.
B and Addison to Daniel d Pigg, 20
acre1 in 18th district, 1900.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-30
Attention EuucStrlans.

On Friday Sertember 3Oth the Maury
Co. A., Mil. ant. L. S. Society will award
a magnificent let of China, consisting of
one hundred and twentv-four peices, as
a premium for the best Horsemanship.
This spleudid set of China is worth one
hundred dollars, three-fourths of which
must be made in Entries. 1t will be on
exhibition at the Floral Hall DUNG tho
week of the Fair, and gentlemen who
desire to make handsome present to
his mother, wife sister or sweetheart,
this will be a splendid opportunity for
him to make the effO :.
ct. JOSH G. BAILEY, Scc'y.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-30
Grand Amateur Concert.

The Concert for the benefit of the Pres
byterian and Episcopal Churches, come
of OIL last Wednesday night. Our Col
umns are so crowded with proceedings of
the Fair that we are compelled to be very
brief in what We say of the Concert. vi
course, under the MANAGEMENT of Prof.
Esteve, it was all that lie musical critic
could exp It. Mss X. b. sang a solo,
and was compellc by the applause Of
the audience TO sing again. iter second
song was even superior to her fist; both
were splendid. Kisses =. and Z. sang
duo very sweetly. Miss II. A. sang u
solo. She has voice of rare and exqCi-
site sweetness; and we persuaded by
the audience to repeat her song: The
Concert singing was all verv fine, indeed
Johnny SctmOker, sung ny Prof. Es-
teve, Joe Herndon, and Mr. Seavy, was
inimitable. Mr.. Seavy excels in ever, I.
thing he undertak :. Miss Esteve was
loudly applauded by the audience, and at
last induced to sing again. Many no
doubt regrett that Miss NJ. b. did not
sing solo.
We are requested by the managers to
return many thanks 20 Mrs Smith, for
tho use of the Athen@um Hall, for the
occasion.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-30
SECOND DAY.
BERKSHIRE HOGS.

DEnh IN NE HUGS.
Agc boar, premium, T Dor ;ett, GER
tifcate, r p Ledbetter.
Under year old. premium, VIM p
CAN'T, Gel ncate, L III Est.
Aged SOW. premium, r p L lbeiter,
ce 'ficate, X III O~,ev.e.
Under year ola, premium, H Estes,
Gel tificate, John A Miller.
Pair pigs, premium. r p Ldbet.er,
certificate, John A Miller.
Sweepstakes boar any age or breed,
premium, r p letter, cel .'fcate, w
, Gannt.
Sweepstakes SOW, any age or breed,
premir n, A ] Fly.
SEED BREED.
Ag l boar, premium, A lily.
Under year old, premium. A ] Fly.
Ayed sow, premium, A Fly.
Under year old, premium, DIR J w S
FIierson, certificate, A j Fly.
Pal pigs, premium, w NJ Jordan, Jr.
JACK STICK.
Ag Jack, premium, p Akin, &C. j.
ficate, j M Knight, of Marshall.
Jack, 2 years old, pre- -ium, 1homr
Glib on, ce.t'ficate Stephen Jordan.
Jack, 1 yer" ole, preLr;um, Stephen
Jordan.
Jac,, colt, premium, p ] Akin, rortifi-
cate, J Wi hanson.
Sweep take Jack, premium, G w & A
] Stanfn, celtifi"T.te, PJ Ain.
Ag.d Jennett, premium. p j A in,
certificate, J NJ Knight, Ofnfarsfar.
Jenett, two yea. old, premium, S ]
Ingram.
Jennett, year old, premium, S II
gram.
Jennett oft, premium, S Ingram.
Sweepstake Jennett, premium, Z J
Akin, certificate, s ] Ingram.
Mule yea, old, premium, N i'ex-
ander, certificate, John p McGaW.
Mule 2 years old, premium, J w S
Ridley, certificate, J A Walker.
Mule l year old, premium, j w s
Ridley, certificate, WIS Jennings.
Mu g colt, premium. A ] Starfi'l, err
tificate, jonathan Mil s.
Pal of mule in harness. premium, b
A EerTu, cert fcate DIR A L. Pillow.
Single harnefs muIe, prem j n
Alexander, CO. ificate, ID A Rev o.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-30
AROUND TOWN.

The editor, publisher. p, nters and
printers devils, of the HErALD office,
were delighted on y It +. day morning,
by ay:s:t ON the Ather9um .chool.
The a, comrl' shed Principal, afable Sec
rotary, aa,. learned teacher, brought
about % of their beauti.dl and bright
pupils to tn, 5 the pra c:ical workings
OF the "Art of A e" We hope they did
not lea 4 enough of the a. div ne to
they VII continue - come til they
Lnow sufficient to be a'T'tt d ITO the
printers Union"
ONE of natures mcsv beautiiul phe-
nomenon, The Aurora Borea]is, wac seen
N the Northern heavens on 1T Satu--
day night. 1t We seen in the early
part of The night and at about ten min
utes past zen o'c.ock, -. NJ, it spread FL
over tho No. ehern no 'zon, l. 1kiny
like VT s:r-.wber y L =. Tie
sDreading of the bright l;yht over the
male SIX remind ! ore of The suffrsion
of rich Grim on blush over the face of a
young girl. Columns of wh'te ST. ID per-
1ondicular with tho hor' zon, looking
like the '.sun I awning wGter." DIR. +.
and ALI. n. says that the light again ap-
reared on the same hight, at about 3
O'Clock. and that it wa even larger,
brighter, and more beaut iri than In the
first pet of he night.
Mr.. ALaEEoN HODGE, the ente. p s.
ing merchant of "H odge, ,lle," brou hit
us "Cha -sepot Ball, on II t Mon,.ay
morning. 1t is sweet pota' ,, and
weighs four pounds and half. MIR.
AMI Ionv, of lawrence county, IA ed II.
THREE familie- with five two no g
wagons, pa sed Through tow =. on l. t
Friday, bound for Tai rant county, Tex :.
Their names were Welvev, Darlington,
and McFee, and are f.om Marshall coun-
t :, near Berlin. They informed rs that
there wa another family WAITING for
them cut ut the Fair GrounC-, blu we
did not learn their name.
A BURGLAR attempted to bore into Al
reron Hodges store, at Hodgeville, on
Thursday night Of last week, but his
anger was very dull, and the job was
abandoned in consequence.
WRESTLING comes from an idle tongue
and empty head.
SEVERAL weeks ago there was a very
bright illumination o. .ho nolihern sky
bv the aurora Borealis. Mrs. Sidney
Flemino's family witnessed it, and en-
joyed the beauti IL sight. While thus
engaged, an old Legro named sharpe, ~
was heard praying in a lord tone; He
thought the worlC was about to De bui II
up.
Before You bu your Boots, Sho,
Hats, Clothing, SI. IS, or Ledicc' Fr, =
DO sure to call upon SHEEGoG & Son,
and see their stock as they L rep the
best goods and will sc lower for cash
.han you can buy them in Nasty lie.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-30
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.


Beware of Counterfeits! Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the
counterfeter brought togrief.
Thegenuine article mus. have DIR. John
Bull private stamp on each bottle. DIR.
Join Bull only has the right to manu-
facture and sell the original John Smiths
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, Ky. Examine
well the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp is not on the bottle do not
purchase, or you will be deceived. See
my column advertisement and my show
card. Twill prosecute anyone infringing
on my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic
Syrup can only be prepared by myself
The puplic's servant,
DIR. JOHN BULL.
L ouisy ille' Ky.
For Sale by L. y. Rains.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-30
S II A TON T. X Y
Cu,scrRY SALE.

Pursuant to decree Of the Chancery court Of
Columbia, at the March term, Is70, In the case
of Paul Beech vs.. Narcissa Martin ct al, will
sell tn the highest bidder ut the Court House
in the town Of Columbia, on Monday, the 10th
day of October. 1870, ali the right, title, claim
ae1 interest that Mrs. Narcissa Martha has in
and to he.estate Of her mother, Mrs. Ann Pil-
low.
Terms, six months credit, the purchaser =
quired 30 execute note with good security, ar
lein retained for the purchase money.
Sept9-tds j. L. WILLIAMS Z. &c n.
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The Nashville Fair

Opens October Sd, 1870. Largo premi-
ums are offered by the Association, open
to the world, FOE OF charge, for exhibit
tion-in addition to which 81 900 is Of
fered in premiums by the citizens for
best and fastest trotting, to come off
Tuesday, the 4th, and Friday, the 9TH.
Premium lists will be sent to an adj
dress on application Jno. III. Jill
Jams, General Agent, No. q Public
Square, Nashville. Railroad fare at ha :
rates. sep23-l
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COLUMBIA, Tenn, June 8, $50.
We hereby certify that we have thisday
received from the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Cumpany," through the
hands of Messrs. Clark & Farrar, Agents
at Nashville, the sum of Ten Thousand
Dollars, being amount of a policy on the
life of Samuel F. Mayes, deceased. This
amount was paid to us IN FIJI, without
any discount being taken off for prepay
ment of same, although the company
had about forty days longer in which to
pay this policy.
JOHN w. MAYEs,
JAMES NJ. MAYHS,
Executors,
MARY NJ. MAYEs,
Executrix of the estate of Samuel II
Mayes, deceased.
JOHN FRIERsoN is the Agent for this
Company mt Columbia, Tenn.
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The War Between the States.

Mr.. G. w. Cowan. the agent for this
great work, is now i'm our city, ready to
supply subscribers, and everybody else,
with copies of the second volume. Ev-
cry man who loves the republican form
OF government, and especially every
man whose heart wT3 in sympathy with
the cause ofthe South i'm our war for in
dependence, should have copy of Ste>
phen's defense ofState Sovereignty.