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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-06-03

James o. Griffith, Esq of that veteran
and sterl ng paper, the Un,on C A9,eri-
can, came to ourc city yesterday morning.
Capt. r. p. Griffith, ofthe Culleoka Fee
male School, i again with his old friends.
NJ. ID. Toney, a faithful soldier Of MAN.
ey's Regiment during the war. and now
with the staunch and excellent house of
Smith Brothers, Nashville, was N our
city the other day. Werecommend the
man and the house.
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SpRrNe HgI.t.. Nav "a.

SPRIN6 HILL, NAY "a.
Took myself down to Nespolis the other day
and went all over the Neapolis Mills, owned by
McLemore and Rogers. Mr.. II. A. Mclemore
DIETER known among his friends as JOSH
showed me around and being thoroughly &C
auainted with machinery, made everything IN
teresting. These mills we're put together BY
the best mechanic in the world, and made IRON
the very best material, and feel safe IN saying
that it is one of the best mills in the State. Il
has shelter attached, with fan and screen,
which makes the meal clear of silks and chaff
II would be 10 the interest of persons wanting
grinding done for mar ket to give them call,
as they give special attention to that kind oil BUS
ness, The best -four in the world has been
made on these mills and have never heard any
complaint of it in my life. These mills are sit
uated three miles South Of Spring Hill, on the
Columbia and Franklin turnpike, and one mile
east of Carriers Greek Station, which makes, it.
convenient to the great thorougfare In shipping
They propose to pay the Nashvlife Market
prices at all times (less the freight) for grain.
Expecting big run of custom, at present, these
mills are undergoing a thorough renovation,
but will be ready for business in a vely short
time. Will cali on Josh again as he has to
keep Mrs. Winslows' soothing syrup on hand to
grease the mill. No toll is required in running
your corn through the shelter, all done gratis.
and the toll is the same q. other mills. Didn 7
ask Josh what the others took in the way OF
toll. The only difference is that Josh keeps all
the cobs. ~ =.
Cam. Terrelrs cotton is looking well, and IL
the Providcr will induce two or three p'ere NJ
tie showers to shed their sparkling drops on the
wee little petals ofthe coming King, he VIII
make fine crop. nA1s'
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Attention, City Fathers.

During the passage of our municipal
Hog Daw, it was earnestly insisted by
the opponents of the Bill, that while it
might rid the town of a nuisance, it
would entail a greater and more Often
sive one. Those clamoring for the law
promised, if necessary, to provide sui
ficient scavenger force TO remove all
offensive matter. Is it not high time
this forcc was brought into requisitionf
What has become of the olfactories OF
the custodians of the public health or
do they wait for the outbreak of an
epidemic, that will decimate our popu-
ton? If the proper authorities used
half the diligence in seeing to it that
our streets, alleys, and private premises
were kept clean, that they show in cap
turing every country hog that may un-
consciously stroll into the corporate
limits, wo would not hear such constant
complaints about the unusually often
siye condition Of our town. In making
these remarks, we intend to cast no
reflection on the Board for passing the
hog law, for the law was demanded by
tho citizens, and the Board being en-
phatically representative, did right to
reflect the will of their constituents,
We simply desire to show that the hog
law has brought evils upon us which ii
1t is the duty of the City Fathers to
correct
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murdered.

Murdered. - -ff
"old John Brown lies mouldering in
the grave" but the Great Henderson
Prize Scheme goes marching bravely on
Tickets are everywhere in brisk demand,
and it is with great difficulty that the
commissioners can keep them so dis
tributed as not to cause some delay IN de-
ivering them to the impartial purchas-
ers. A donkey and bull-calfwerem mar
dered in this county last week; but this
did not interrupt in the least the increas-
ing demand for tickets. If you ever ex-
pect to secure any ticket in this enter
prise, now is your time to make sure of
them.
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lNsoLvENT NOTICE.

I have this day suggested TO the Clerk of the
County Court of Maury county the insolvency
Of tine estate Of p. ID. Franklin, deceased. No
tice is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against said estate, to file them with the Clerk
of the Cor nty Court of said comfy, duly au-
thenticated, on or before the first Monday in
October, 1870, or they will be barred. All per-
sons indebted to said estate will please come
forward and make settlement Immediately.
May "a SAML N. NEELLEY, admir-.
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Ear the Penffentiarx-

Sheriff Latta and Deputy Sheriff Har-
ris went to Nashville last Monday in
charge of prisoner Marshall Dobbins
who was sentenced to one year in the
Penitentiary at the last term of the Cir
cult Court for stealing a hog from Mr..
VIM. Parks.
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Last week Mr.. James PauI, q great
trot-line fisher, found catfish on one Of
his lines, which he declares was IL
largest he ever had anything to do with.
He could not manage it at all, and It
came very near turning the canoe over.
The fish finally broke the short line aud
went where the woodbine twinetb- "a
WE had beating, washing rain on last
Tuesday morning. .
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Marriage At the Maxwell House.

Yesterday, at lZo'clock, in the Maxwell
House, the Rev. DR.. Young performs
ed the marriage service for Mr.. H. A.
Eastman, of Arizona, and Miss Miriam
N. bradshaw, of Columbia, Tenn. Sew
eral of the Maury county bellies, accom-
panied the young lady to Nashville,
Bradshaw, and many others. But while
they were finishing up Maxwell House
dinner, Mr.. Eastman and his bride re-
tired from the table, entered carriage
and drove to the Louisville and Nash>
vile depot, whence they started to their
distant home. They adopted this ruse
to avoid the pang of parting in regular
form with those they may never meet
again. Good luck and prosperity attend
them Union and Ancricas.
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lNsOLyENT NOTICE.

have this day suggested TO the County
Court of injury county the insolvency of the es-
tate of James p. West, deed Notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against said
estate, to file the same with said clerk on or be-
fore the first day IF September, 1870, duly su-
thenticated according to law, or they will be
barred. n: v. WEST,
may T-4t. Admir-.
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BULLS
TO nag United States and World wids
Readers.

have received many testimonials from ,,ro-
iessiorai and medical men, as nv almanac. and
various publ atoms have shown all of which are
genuine The following from a highly educated
and popular physician in Georgia, is certainly
one OF the most sensible communications have
ever reeeiVed DIR. Clement knows exactly what
he speaks of, and his testimony deser yrs 40 be
written ~ letters II gold. Hear what the Dr.
says oil BULLS WORM DESTROYER:
VnLAsow, WALLER CousrY.
June 90, 1866
Dr.. JouS BULL-Dear Sir: / have rsre,,lx
glveI your Worm DESTROYER several trials
and 6nd 1t wonderfully eficacious. 1t has mi
islled IN single Instance TO have TIE Wished for
effect am doing pretty large country ,rac-
tice, and have daily use for some article OF the
knd. am tree to confess that I know of no
remedy recommended by the abIest authors that
Is so certain and speedy in its effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. Nv
OBJECT IN writing you Is to find out upon what
terms can get the medicine DIRECTLY from ron
II can get il upon easy terms, shall use \
great deal Of it. am aware that the use Of
such articles IS contrary to the teachings and
praS,iee OF great majority Oft the regular line Of
u. IL. 5, out see no just cause or good sense in
discarding remedy which we know 10 be efs;-
Gent, simply because We may be ignorant of its
combination. Fol- my part, / shall make n a
RUE !" use all and any means 30 alleviate suffer-
ing humanity which may be able to comma9d
NOT hesitating because some one more ingen
lous than myself may have learned its effectt
nfst ana secured the sole right to secure that
knowledge. However, I al. BY no means an adj.
vocate or supporter of the thousands Of worthless
nostrums that food the country, that purport 10
cure all manner OF disease 10 which human flesh
Is her. Please reply soon and inform me OF YOU
best terms. am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS CLEMEM ND
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Grand Concert!

We understand our musical amateurs
are preparing grand instrumental and
Vocal Concert, to be given sometime in
June. From what We have heard, the
public may anticipate great musical
treat
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D. w. Alexander to United States,
Deed. fe s tlCs tt
p Nat FriersOn to w. r. Frierson; trust.
A. McGinty to Mrs. Nancy X, Perkins;
Lien. -..f.,.
Thos. H. Williams to John B. Hamil-
ton; Deed. -'-
T. ]. Crosby to John FriersOn; Lien.
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sold ont.

7. w. Keesoe q Co., havesold out their
magnificent grocery Establishment to
Lipsconib Bros, who win consolidate
their establishments, and carry on busi-
ness in the large and convenient store
rooms occupied by Messrs. Kessee & Co.
Columbia owes much of her commercial
prosperity to this enterprising snu
staunch firm, by its development of all
manner of produce for market, and it is
worthily succeeded by Lipscomb Bros.
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n valuable piece of personal property
in the NJ. E. Church last Sunday night,
and will be restored to the owner by
proving same and paying for advertise
ment. Call at this Office. .s-.f
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By the subscriber, about seven miles
from Columbia on the Santa Fe pike, a
bay Mare Mule, about fifteen hands
high, ten or twelve years old. She was
shod all around, and newly reached,
with some marks of gear. Any informa-
ton will be thankfully received, and +he
party paid for his trouble.
49, J. p. HAYS.
iune3
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To the People Of Columbia and Maury

To the People of Columbia and Maury
County.
1 have just received, direct from the
manufacturers, over three thousand dol
lars worth of Ladies', Misses and Child
ren's Philadelphia handmade shoes,
comprising all styles of side lace, but
toned front lace, and Congress 1s-thread
lasting CATERS, at s30O-worth $3.50 TO
$500. Glove kid, lace and Congress,
French kid, Tampico goat, Oil goat,
pebble goat, in fact, have every quality
and style of the best shoes made, which
am offering a good deal cheaper than
anybody. 1 ask you specially to notice
that / guarantee every pair OF shoes ]
sell, and pay for every pair that proves
defective. Give me call and save your
money. my13-1y w. r. HODGE.
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Read the Captains Letter aud the Letter from

Read the Captains Letter aud the Letter from
his mother:
Benton Barracks, No., April 30, 1866,
DR.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Knowing the ct
hcacy OF your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and
beneficial qualities il possesses, | send Won tbe
following statement of my case.
was wounded about two years ago-was tn
Ken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Beng moyedso often, my wounds have not heal
edyet; have not sat up moment since was
wounded. ! am shot through the hips. Ny
general health is impaired, 1 need something 10
assist nature. Ihave more faith in your Sarsa.
parilla than In anything else. / wish that
that IS genuine. Please express me half a dozen
bottles, and oblige
Cart. G. p. JOHNSON, s. Louis.
r. S'-Ihe following was written April 30,
1879, oy Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt.
johnson:
Dr.. john BULL-Dear Sir. NY husband. DIR.
z. 5. ohnson. was skillfiil surgeon and physi-
elan IN central New York. where be died leaving
the above Z. p. johnson TO my care. At thirteen
years OF age he had chronic diarrhea and
scrofula, for which gave him your Sarsaparila
lr CURED HIM. have for ten Years recommend
ed il TO many in New York, OHIO. anc Iowa. for
scrofula. fever sores. and geleraldebility. Per-
iect success has attended it. The cures effected
IN some cases OF scrOfula and fever sores we're
almost miraculous. am very anxious for wT
son TO again have recourse to your Sarsaparfl-
"a. lie Is fearful Of citing spurious article,
hence his writing you for II. His wounds
were terrible, but | beliye he will recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JoBSsoy
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Ifyou want the best, handsomest and
cheapest Boots, Shoes and Hats, be sure
to go to SHEEGea & Sons, as they have
a full and complete stock Of new goods.
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You need not go to Nashville If you
want Boots, Shoes and Hats, rs SHEE~
coo q Son are selling them cheaper than
YOU can buy them there. Nv
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"PARIs BY SUNLIGHT AND GAsLIaHT'
A ,rork descriptive of the Mysteries aud
Miscrics, the Virtmes, Vices, Sptendo1's,
and Crimes of the CITY of ItrTis. By
James ID. McCd6c, d., National Publish
ing Co., Cfnci,andti.
The eagerness with which all Amerit ans who
can spare the time and means, rush off to Paris
every year, has become almost n national char
actcristic. Indeed, this is not TO be wondered
at, for of all places in the world. Paris offers
the greatest attractions to the lover OF pleasure,
and what people love pleasure so well as our
own countrymen? This most interesting of
cities displays to the novice its entertainments
in two aspects 50 widely different, that the au
thor shows US Paris in two different phases
"By Sunlight" and "By Gaslight" The
quantity of serious and veritable history pre-
sented by this work, as connected with the va
riOus objects of interest in Paris, is immense.
That of the Palaces and other public buildings
is exhaustive and complete. The reader is
made acquainted with all the proud triumphal
monuments Of the past and present eras. He is
led through the grandest galleries of art, and
the history and descriptions Of the leading OBJ
jects OF sculpture and painting, are laid before
him. lie is introduced into the family of the
Emperor, and carried through every phase Of
Partisan social life. He is led up to the gar
rcts Of the pretty Grisettes, and listens to the
stories Of their loves; and is made COMPLIANT
in the secret intrigues of the ladies of rank.
He visits the Queens of the Dcmi-monde in their
gorgeous houses, and counts their lovers by
their jewels. he luxuriates in the delicacies
of French cooking and Partisan drinks, and
smokes his cigarette at night on the glittering
Boulevard. He has the curtain drawn back
and is shown the dark mysteries, the rogueries,
yillainies, and the frightful crimes of the city.
He Is amused, instructed, startled, thrilled, hOr-
rlfied by turns, and when he lays the book aside
finds i hard to believe that he has not actually
seen Paris for himself, and participated, in
person, in the scenes ofwhich he has been read
ing. The book is illustrated with $50 splendid
engravings. Dadc in Paris, by the best artists
author. II is sold only by subscription.
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We are authorized to announce Col JOHN
w. BUF0RD, Of Williamson county, as can
didate for Attorney General of this Judicial
Circuit.
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I Druggists recommend s.Barrsst' )
Mesnori.l As.ee1.eie.

Memorial Assseiaaien
The Memorial Association met last
Saturday and appointed five new Dircc-
tors. The President requests another
meeting on Tomorrow evening fSatur-
day) at 4 O'clock at the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church. 81,
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I. Do not be discouraged. lfyou have dysPep-
STA or any disease of the liver, there IS long
life OF happiness before you'll you only use
Simmons LIVER Regulator.
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FOR Congo

We are authorized to announce Hon. DOR
SEY b. THOMAS as a candidate for CON-
GRESS at the ensuingiclection.
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We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
s. FILMING as a CT ndid 1,l tlsis,roI O
this Division, at the ensuing election on the
6rst Thursday in August next.
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COMMERCIAL.
Cotton.

Has continued dull since our last,
with but little offered. A few sales have
been made at 81 cents, for strictly low
middling. The lower grades of stained
cotton selling as low as 13cents.
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PossuM IIoLIow. Nav %

PossuM Hollow, May q.
EDITOR HERALD: The long silence OF
the Sawdust correspondent is my apollo
gy for thus troubling you. Nothing OF
very great interest is TRANSPORTING among
u.s. The farmers are up with their work,
and ready for the'much desired rain.
Well, Mr.. Editor, you doubtless begin
to want to know the location of my
humble domicil. / live in Postum Hol-
like many others, i know quite as much
about other peoples business as / do of
my own, and happen to know that Saw
dust Valley is a nice place, both in its
buildings and inhabitants, and is in the
midst Of an exceedingly nice commune
ty; and you are well aware that literary
institutions are sine Qui uon of neigh
borhood' s prosperity. Hence, we are in
vincibly bent on having school of the
first order; yes, Mr.. Editor, it must be a
star of the first magnitude. We have
two applicants for the school, both equal
ly learned and deserving, both having
had large experience as teachers, and
perhaps unequalled as disciplinarians.
The question of who shall be our teacher
will have to be decided by vote of those
directly concerned. But, Mr.. Editor.
enough about schools for the present.
We have live debating club. AS
chiefs of the club will mention the
names of Mr. Reed and r. p. Ledbetter,
the former of whom will probably locate
in your town very soon, and will carry
with him a large share of public favor.
As to Mr.. L., he is well and favorabiy
known among rs as man of talent and
integrity. ~ So g.si (
Thus you see that Sawduse Valley is a
place of notoriety, and if not classic
ground, is certainly very inviting re-
treat, and has many visitors, who may
be seen late on Saturday evenings,
among whom we will mention the names
of Eli K. and w. p. G.. Pardon me, Mr..
Editor, for using SO much of the alpha
bet; although it was not the alphabet
that Eli X. and w. p. G. had been using,
Judging from the hilarity that prevailed
in the small and unsteady circle. ..
The health of the country is distress
ingly good. So says DIR. Joyce, our pill
roller, who is an adept in the healing art.
. We have half a dozen Or SO of bachelors
on hand yet one of whom, however, has
taken to his side one of Natures fairest
ribs, and is now in the fruition of cons
nubial bliss. ~s.
Well, Mr. Editor, will close my epis-
tie somewhat abruptly, promising, how
ever, that you shall hear with the ut
most dispatch from Postum Hollow,
should anything disturb the chicken
roOSt. Yours truly, Bob.
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Good Health.

For juno has. been received. Com
tents: Means of Preserving Health; Pub
lie Health; Is Mineral Matter Capable of
Assimilation; Tea and Coffee; The Circu-
lation of the Blood; On Poisons; Through
Chains; More about Tobacco; China
Dishes; On Fasting and Fasting People;
Notes for Fat People, Sir. J. Y. Simpson:
Life; Do You Wear Glasses; Short Ar
ticles. Published in Boston, at $500 a
year.
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AN NOU NC EN- + N T S
FOR CHANCELLOR.

! hereby announce myself a candidate for
Chancellor of the 4th Charcery Division, en-
bracing the counties of Williams on, Maury,
Marshall, Giles, Lewis and Hickman. Elec-
ton on the first Thursday in August next
HILARY WARD.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

DEN, OF Marshall county, as candidate for
Attorney General OF this Judicial Circuit.
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4 Corn is badly "frenehed" on Knob
Creek stFslfigs'.F i1ssi - g6
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Pound

At Il. d. RAINS Drug Store, next
door tothe Post Office.
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Remember.
SHEEGoG & Son can furnish you with
any kind of suit OF clothes made to or
der, warranted 10 fit, or no sale. :,
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= TOWN AND COUNTY.

All purely personal cards will be inserted in
the HERALD as advertisements.
Boot, Shoe and Hat store. n. W. Cer.
ner Public Square, Cslumbia.
We now have and intend keeping the
best shop handmade work in the United
States, which will be sold at low prices
for cash-al of which we warrant fully,
and If not as represented, win return the
money. SHEEoog a. Son.
Feb25-yl. - e FsE 0E -
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BULLS
Cedron Bitters
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
ARKANSAS. LLEARD FROM
Ttimony of Medical Neon.

"iohi ioiNl' "hite TO-, Ark, May Is, Us
DIR. JoHS BrLL-DearS Last February
vas in Louisville purchasing drugs, and got
some OF your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitters.
My son-in-law, who was with me in the stcss. has
been down with rheumatism for some tims4 com
meneed on the Buffers, and soon found bis gen
eralhealth improved.
DIR. Gist, who has been in bad health, tried
them, and he also improved.
DIR. Coffee, who has been in bad health for
several years-stomach and liver alfecfed-he
improved very much by the Use OF your Bitters.
Indeed the Cedron Bitters has gwen yor great
popularity in this settlement. think could
sell great quantity of your medicines this far
especially your Cedren Bitters and Sarsaparil-
Ia. Ship me via Memphis. care Of Rickett
Nicely Respectfully,
Prepared by DR.. JOHN BULL at his Labontory
Fifth street, Louisville, XIV.
For sale by +. b. RAINS, Druggist, IL
o he Post Office, Columbia, Tenn.
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Fl. RUSSELL, Of Marry county, as candidate
for Attorney General Of this District.
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Mr.. Forsyth, the accomplished artist,
is at work on his business Chart, which
can be seen at the Nelson House.
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SHEET MUSIC,

Will be found to be the largest ever brought to
the county All New Music received as soon
as published A full supply of
- PIANO COVERS, STOOLS, yIOLINS.
BanjOs. FLUTES, Flies, FlaGeolefs, CIar-
iOnets, AccOrdeons, Fiutines,
BOWS, BOW HAIR, ROSIN, ETC.
Strings for all instruments. Fresh Italian
Strings received monthly.
All kinds of Musical instruments tuned and
repaired, from an Accordion tn Pipe Organ.
MARCHES MCKINNEY e SMITH.