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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-20

In the Maryland Senate yesterday memorials
we're presented from holders of the construc-
ton and repair bonds of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, regarding the indebted
ness of the Company to them, and asking Tor
a settlement Of the question as to priority DC,
tween their lien and that of the State Of Mary
land, so that they may obtain the amount due
them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-20

In New York, yesterday evening, very
large mass-meeting in favor of Cuban indcpen-
denee was held at the Cooper Institute. Many
of the most prominent citizens were on the
platform. Horace Greeley presided and made
a speech favoring belligercnt rights to Cuba
He also announced that Gerrit Smith had con-
tributed S. 1000 to the cause Of Cuba.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-20
By Green s. Wise,
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IAuctioneers and Real Estate Agents
FARM AT AUCTION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-20

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-Thc National Wo'
mems Suffrage Convention spent lts session
yesterday in general discussion OF things re.
Ieyant and Irrelevant. On Saturday special
committee will meet the judiciary COMMITTED
OF the House Of Rep. and explain the necessity
of Sixteenth Amendment to the Constitution,
in order to allow the sex the right OF suffrage
The President gave his second State dinner
last night Chief Justice Chase and his daugh
ter, we're among the guests; also MIR. and Mrs
Child5 of PHILADELPHIA.
LYNcHBURG AND DANvGLLE RAILROAD.
We learn that the location OF this road
will be commenced to day under the superln.
tendenoc OF Captain William T. Moore, an ex.
perienced Engineer Of the Orange and AIexan
dria Railroad. The location will be made ur
Blaokwatcr Creek. and will start from the
Orange depot, crossing the Virginia 4 Tonnes;
Sc railroad short distance beyond the Tunnel
and running thence by the Old Fair Grounds
The Board of Directors Of this road meet al
Dsnville to-day, and it is believed will take
steps to put the road under contract immc
diatcly. -LynchJurg Ne,cs.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10
GREAT fOgTINrS.

Grrat fortunes are not easily acquired In
these days OF sharp competitor and base
trcnchcry, Even when they arr acquired,
they too often lind the po,scssor mere
wreck, having made drudge aud slave of
himself by toiling iuccssan,ly for tina,
which he !. permitted TO hold for few
brief month, before he !. laid away in the
grave We must confc., that in this view
of the case, the Great Henderson Co.,
KY, Prize scheme has powerful attrac-
tion. for even the most staid. Here are
gyiat fortunes, 10 be won withou, haggard
ton, and the whole secured 10y legal char
tr, and In the hand, Of men Of most un-
doubted integrity We are ready 10 aid
any of our friends who may command u,
In securing tickets or information about
hi, matter. my2i
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

-Go,samer Lisle Thread, silk, Linen,
cross-bsrrcd and rnerino underwear, suit
able for the season, at the famous clothing
house Of John Antrim, No. ~, Ohio
Lcycc. Il.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

Ans you out Of employment II, 80
send for the "Thc Greatest Work of the
Ago. Therein you win certainly lind some
thing that viii no; only give employment
bu; by perseverance lead 10 fortune. See
advertisement in this paper mayls3m
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

E--AY- FOR YOUNG MEN.-The enerVated
nni used up. who have lost their youthful energy,
AMBITION. AMI bodily yigof. Ia The pursuit of 20.
csI pleasure, V,ih worl- Of cheer, and sanitary
ad Tor the seemingly hopeless. seut free, in
sealed envelopes. Address, Howard Association,
BoN T.. Phlal,lph.n, Ia.
mly8i'lsN im
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10
pIANn IININl..

Mr. G. Robbins, of Chicago will be- in
Cairo a few day, next week, aud will give
attention TO such orders for tuning or re-
pairing pianos, rs may be left with Mr. II
y. Robbins. Price for tuning 50.
Piano, for .alc at low rate, and on ca,y
term. lrGdGt
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

Saratoga Ladies Trunks--;he best
manufucturcd-all sizes and prices, at John
Antrim. Also Sntchels and Travelling
Bag. of all grades, ,izo., s,ylcs aud
prices. e.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

TAnEE BROTHERS, sole agents for Nor
tons celebrated gold pens, have now Oh
hand the fret assortment ever brough, 10
thi. city. &C
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- - - = -
Il.tcl,elor,s IiaIr Dye.

Tur arst ~ rfI woRLD--,loes not contain lead
un yitol poisnn- 80 punlyzc the system or ro-
duce death. II ~ perfectly harnle----,' ,alie--
advantageous. Avoid ihs yaunted ANA dclusi,e
.snqr,,ion. boa-,ing virtues they 10 not possess.
II you would escape the danger The genulne
". 4. Bntchcor's Hair Dye has thirty years rep
uiation to uphold IL integrity Sold 10y Drug
l.t-. Applied at iG Bony street, N. Y.
noy2idSwy
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

Olusarly Que hundred receipts for making brands
lll kiud- OF Wine, Gin. Ale, Beer, Cordial', Su.
p,rni CIDER, and much other useful information
for those de,ling In or manufacturing my of the
ab,yc, e,the, tbr the trade or home use.
l.nt by mail. free of postage, tor - cents. Ad.
iro-,, x. y. NORMANDY. 6oi Market street,
II. louis, No se27 iydaw
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

STUDY your Interests aud read the nd
yertisement "Grcate.t Work Of the Age
IN this paper. maylsd3w
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10
A GotIss Necessity.

Ap.t nearly thir'y y"ar-' csp"rienoe, IL " nov
gen. rnlly admitted that Murnys l.'ninnn. ilor.
tda water j. the mo-' refreshing Ani srrseah, Of
an toilet I'riumc-. It "a entirely different from
,uiogn. Water Sni should never b. ooniaundcd
With lt the pcd me 81 Cologne disappearing
frN mousbt- af,r - Application, whilst Inst -
tho FiYr.la water lasts f1r many day. oUitumi
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

Ju,, received at L. NcT's, No. 20, Ohio
Lcyco, splendid 10, Of spring Cassimercs
Coating and Vc.tings which will be- made
up in the most fashionable styles, and a,
prices 20 suit the times, perfect q, guar
antsod or no sale. If
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

Good wholesome Vinegar. Any one
can make it, See advertisement Of W. II.
Bi,hop in this paper. my2jdaw3m
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10
Special Notices.

Rare Collection -ttowiand's Receipts
Mage Arts, Discoveries, ctn., comprising ya''l.
,. information fot oycryb.dy. Srntby mai, ,tfroe
POSTAGE for 20 cents.
Address Il. T. NORMANDY, 5pl Market stest,
Louis. Mo. se27Jawiy
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10
BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA
Read the Captains Letter ana
the letter from his MOihcr:

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 80, Isoo
DR. JOIN buLl.-Dearsir knowing the ei
c.cncy Of your snr-parllla, and the healing aud
brnthclHl qualities u possesses, | soud You the
follow Iut statement of NY ease;
lWaS wounded about tso years ago-aa- takru
PRISONER Hnd confined Tor sixteen months, BrIug
movca so often, my wounds nave not ueairt yy,.
! have not sat up moment since aas suluu" 4.
am shot through the hips Ny grueub health
IT. impaired, aul need something 10 pssirt HA
turr. have mur, ath Iu your -Af-nptfi.a than
u anything else. ! wi-l that that I. genuine.
Please oAprcs- me half d0Ect bottles, ani
ohl,ge CAPT. &. T.. JOHNSON,
-. Louis, Mo.
l., = The following Nns written Apui 80, lsuh,
b' Mrs jennie J-hnson, mother OF tait, john
son
DIR, JOHN BuLL-peer sir Ny husband h.
:, JOINT %, was ~kllifl. surgeon ani physie
inn n Central New York. whore he d'ui, leaving
the above q. Il, johnson n my care AZ ihirI'"n
years OF age, be had chronic d'Uth"h hnd
scrofuln, for which gave him your safShpMilia
1T CURED HIN. J have Tor ten year, r,com'
mended 10 10 many iu New YORK, ONO ana Iowa,
Tor scrotula, fever sores, sht general d"bllty.
Perfect success has uttvliVi tt Ihf urfs gffcisd
casss % scrg'la and fctsr sort' Eers aiHesi
wirarHioss, am Ncry anAious tul my .Ni 20 again
have recourse 20 your sarsaparlia, tie i tMful
Of getting a spurious Artl,lv, hence ~ "IlNns Ia
you for u. lll, wound, we're terrible, bui b.-
lieSt ne will recover, Respectfully -
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

Good Calf Boots for two dollnrs and
seycnty.fve cents only at p. Nch', No
~, Ohio Lcvec.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

.ur cure FOR llciI,rhe, c,tsrri, Dsafne.s. or
bu,sng Ia trc rAr-, -rni Tor our -rERNUTA.
rpRY. Pr,e - cents.
10. T., tli-r OF the ahoye cent postpaid on re-.
H.i,t q orios.
AiI,e-- jo-aph x L-rhaf, isl Mmk,t street,
= i.Hui-. No. -"NlYdaN
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look 10 Sour Cbiidren-The Great
soothi ag Henedy.

40 ICute- Coli" ant SFipIpg pp,gp
,v,t,,H..,,,- 10 tic bvssl-, aud iar.ii. -.
tat". "a. pfoc.ss OF gI-srS
te"ihing
49, -uhdups tpuyui-tun- nutgu
,.t,,In.aa,,,ur5 nud o,erronc- all dis -,
eases incident To 10. ftZr.
0'"' fsnts Rpi ciI Ilir'n ''''''
49,. Cures l.a fhsa, ly-"u. ptt,l
mn 'Tf''N~,..,,, terry, ani summsr com. -
W. Iiaut 10 children ~ nli ,fsr-
s.e-,
It's thcGresi inf,nrs AMI childf,n'. soothing
Remedy Iu al disorders brought on ~ to'thiug
~ any other cause.
Prepared - the ORA FION MEDICINE Co.,
~. Lout., No.
-oli ~ drurri-y and dealer. In medicine
ever, Sbsfe -,Glyd,w
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

BARGAINS BARIAtss "A good suit of
clothing for ten dollars, at =. Nefrs, 20
Ohio Ieyee.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

BUY YoUR CLOTHING FROM Walder,
corner 9Th Street and Ohio Levee. All
bi. good. are reduced TO gold prices but
will he sold for grccnbacks. If
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10
Tng Brsr aud CugArr.r CloTnll

TnE BEsT aud CHEAPEST CLoTniSG 10
be- found ~ rms CRY Is At Isaac WAL
DEN :, corner of CTn STREET * ONO LIZ
VIZ.
lIc,how. hi. good, with pleasure, and
and never lets his patrons g. dissatisfied
CALI oN Him If you want a bargain. If
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

Clothing for the million at L. Ncf's No
10 Ohio levee. The bcst good in the city
will be- found at this house. If
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

WALDEREs CLOTHING Is SUPERIOR TO
ANY READY MADE GOODS IL CAIRO His
motto Is Quick sales and SMALL PROP
IT'S. IF
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10
Clai1Is anol Tovor.

rI'HE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
i Justly claims for 10 superiority over all re-
NEEDLES ever offered 70 the public for the sne ~
tam, fpsody and psrwaHsrt Of Ague and Fever,
or Chill- AMI Fever, whether OF short or long
standing. lie refers to the entire Western and
Southwestern country TO bear hun testimony 70
the truth Of the assertion, that IN no case
whatever Will 10 fail TO curc II the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In great
many cases a single dose has been sufficient for
cure, and whole families have been cured by
single bottle, With perfect restoration OF the
general health. IL j., however, prudent and IN
tinucd In smaller doses for week or two aitcrtho
disease has hccn checked, more espccially IN dii.
hcult sud long standing cases. Usually, this
medicine viii not require any aid to keep the
owe~ IN good order should the patient howev.
or, require catharic medicine, after having
taken three or four doses Of the Tonic, single
dose Of BuiI's vegetable Family iiits
will be sunIc tcnt.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

JUsT RECEIVED The Shoe Fly Elliot
and Don't Bodder Ne Hats and caps at
=. Nen'., No ~ Ohio Ievce.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

TIE BEST IN USE --Enders Chill
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

Npe whne Teeth. Healthy u,tm-, nbd a'Wect
feail send for our TURKISH DEH1RlFIcF,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10

Material To make dollar bottle "f the bes, Hair
I,a.t,ra,iv. ever used ior,resturIng gray hair 10
t. orginai color. send a. cent. for q package.
10 Ylu WANT
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-10
The Cairo Bulletin, June 10.
Thr 8ulletin.

Thr 8ulletin.
TIE BEST IN USE -Endcrs Chil
| Cure
JUST REcgIvED.-- The Shoe Fly Elliot
and Don't Bodder Ne Hats and caps ut
=. NcA'., No. 70 Ohio Levec.
WALDERR's CLOTHING Is SUPERIOR TO
ANY READY MADE GOODS IL CAIRO. His
motto j. Quick sales and SMALL PRoF-
ITs. IF
BUY YoUR CLOTHING FROM Walder,
corner 9Th Street and Ohio Levee. All
bi. good. are reduced 10 gold prices but
will be sold for greonbacks. If
-sAs-
Clothing for the million at i. Ncn's No
10 Ohio levee. The beet good in the city
will be- found at this house. If
BARgAIssl BARJAtss "A good suit of
clothing for ten dollars, at =. NeFs, 20
Ohio Levee.
Good Calf Boots for two dollars and
seycnty.iive cents only at p. Neh's, No.
~, Ohio Levec.
Good Wholesome Vinegar. Any one
can make it. See advertisement Of W. II.
Bi,hop in this paper. my2jdaw3m
-
STUDY your Interests and read the nd
vertisemcnt "Grcate.t Work Of the Age
in this paper. maylsd3w
--Ha=--=a go =a=--
-Gossamer, Lisle Thread, silk, Linen,
cross-barrcd and rncrino underwear, suit
able for the season, at the famous clothing
house of John Antrim, No. ~, Ohio
Lcvcc. tf.
TAuER BROTHERS, sole agents for Nor
ton celebrated gold pens, have now Oh
hand the fret assortment ever brought 10
thi. city. tf
Saratoga Ladies Trunks-,he best
manufacturcd-all sizes and prices, atJohn
hUtFtN = hlrp phltuci- uHu lfhNtllht
Bag. of all grades, sizo., s,ylcs aud
prices. &C.
Ans you cut Of employment II, 80
send for the "Thc Greatest Work OF the
Age. Therein you viii certain Y lind some
thing that viii not only give employment
bu; by perseverance lead 10 fortune. See
advertisement in this paper. mayls3m
Ju.t received at T. NcT's, No. 20, Ohio
Lcvco, II splendid 10, Of 'priug Cassimercs
Coating and Nc.iings, which will bo made
up IN the most fashionable styles, and at
prices 90 suit the times, a perfect Gt guar
aniocd or 40 sale. tf
THE BEsT aud CHEAPEST CLoTHISG 30
be- found II rus Cry Is At Isaac WAL
DEN', corner of CTn STREET * ONO LIZ
VIZ.
IIc,how. hi. good, with pleasure and
aud never let. his patrons Z" dissatisfied
CALI oN HIM il you want bargain. f
PIANO TUNING.
Mr. &. Robbins, of Chicago, will be- in
Cairo u few day, next week, aud will give
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-01
News from Home.

SPRING HILL, Texas, March l6.
ED. HERALD-Dear Friend: Every
week brings us the HERALD with news
from our good old friends in Maury coun
ty, Tennessee. We always hail it wi b
joy and would not be without it for one
hundred dollars year. notice in your
issue of the fourth inst, something in
regard to the flourshing condition of the
little town Enterprise of which Maj. j.
d. Howard is Chief Cook and is still rum
ing his Double Barreled store. 1 do sin
cerely wish him success in all Of his I'M
dertakings. 1 was also pleased 20 learn
that cold Reuben" wv. d. Benderman)
was preparing to start his mill on Bee
branch in Giles County, and was going
into the culture of fish whenever he gets
sufficient pond. 1 would suggest that
he plant his ground there in Coolers; as
think the soil adapted to that kind of
produce, which he could readily sell to
Maj. Howard or to Fleming for good
price. was also glad to hear that w.
III. Scott of New York had built q school
house, and that it was used for a Church
for all denominations. And in a former
issue saw that Bill Alexander was Dep
uty Sheriff of Maury County, so the peo-
pie who are owing old debts had better
dance on "Big Bill" will be for getting
after them. J.C. MATTHEWS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-01
Brought Home.

Last week Mr.. Watson, Sexton OF
Rose Hill, went to Leighton, Ala, fer
the purpose of bringing to Columbia tie
bodies of Granville and William Pillow,
who were so cruelty and horribly muir
lered last autumn. He returned to Co
Iumbia Saturday night, and the remains
of the young gentlemen were quietly
reburiedin Rose Hill Cemetery, without
even the knowledge of their friends. If
the inanimate clay of the departed can,
as the poet laureate beautifully imagines,
feel the presence of loved and loving
things, then will the murdered brothers
sleep calmly under the tread of the
friends of their youth, and the air OF
their native hills. 1t is very appropriate
that they should be buried at Rose
Hill,"t name of their early home
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-01

Nj. Editorials announced in your pa
per, the members Of the young mems
debating club met last Friday night to
discuss the question, "Should the powers
of Europe have demanded and restored
to Poland her liberties after the dismem-
berment?" Affirmative side, Gid. Alex
ander, Alexander Brown, Frank Smith,
Rainev, President. Negative side; W.
j. Webster, w. Gordon, Charles Gordon,
w. II. Timmons. Judges of the debate,
Miles c. Mayes, j. X. Russell. John b.
Bond. President Rainey having left the
chair and volunteered on the affirmative.
The debate,was spirited and entertaining,
while the question on either side was ex-
hausted. Messrs. Alexander, Smith and
and Brown, made very handsome speech-
es, acquiting themselves with much
credit, while the effort of President
Rainey on the same side was pointed
and argumentative. Messrs. Webster,
Tinmons and Gordon for the negative,
covered the entire ground on their side,
and Therapeutics were only rivalled lin
eloquence by the strength of their argu-
ments and the classical purity of their
s,yle. The debate was animated and
warm, but the utmost good feeling pre-
vailed. After the arguments closed the
question was decided tor the negative
and all, we believe, went off satisfied.
ONEOF THE COMMITTEE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-01
Man KILLED nj Culleolsa.

y difficulty occurred at Culleoka late
Saturday evening of the election day.
between James Moore and a Mr.. Pull
lem, resulting in the death of the latter
The cause of the difficulty is supposed to
have been purely personal, and not pc.
litical. Mr.. Moore's friends claim that
he shot Mr.. Pullen purely in self de-
Tense. Mr.. p, who was a great fighter,
is said TO have intimmidated Mr.. Moore
by offensive demonstrations, although
che shooting took place after the demon
STATIONS had ceased several moments
They had been at epmity long time
and were both true-blue Southerners.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-01
GENERAL MARKET.

Corrected Weekly Jy Z. ". Keesee-G CO.
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
East side Public Square.
BACON-very dull. Hog round L to IL.
BRAN-sl IS per 100 lbs.
BUTTER-Scarce.
BEESWAX-25c per Ii.
BAGGING-25to.Scp per yd.
BEEF TONGUES-Fresh Soc. Dried 81 90
None in market.
CORN NEAL 90 per bushei.
CORN-in demand, 10 to 80 cts.
CANDLES-2Oc per ID
COFFEE-aJ to &c per n.
CHEESE-Fresh supply new cheese - cts
DRIED BEEF-22c, little in store.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples3 to ic. Peaches
to &c.
EGGs-1Jc per doz. and in demand.
FLOUR Shopper 100 Ds. Tennessee Flour
Royal Rose" super Fancy none in market
FRESH BEES to l0c.
HERRINGS-[North CarQiina)-ss per III
HIDES-Green Sc. Dried l1to Il.
IRON TJES-l0c per Do.
& LARD-ll to Isc.
MACKAREL-No. $50; No. s2,s5; No
$3.50.
MOLASSEs- TO 81 ..
NAILS-S5% to S6lz per key.
OATS-75 to 81 cents
ONIONS to 75c per bushel; no demaad
PORK-19c. per n,
PEA NUTsLsi,2 tosl 80 per bu.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO &c.
ROPE-Best Green Leaf PFC.
POTATOE:S-Irish Potatoes, EaI.y Rose
s. per bu., Goodwin 81 per bb!, Whitesprout.
81, Peach Blow $3.50, Neshanoc 800.
RYE-Si per bu.
RICE--best $. e. l2ls z.
SCGAR-l5 TO dc.
TARCH-l0 TO I2lse.
SODA-l0 to I5c.
SALT-S400.
SHOTS y per bag.
SHAD-yirginia, slD Barrel.
SEEDS--Clover, IL 90 per br~hel. Timothy
5H, Hungarian $40, Milleft "a
Yellow Poplar, s',G per thou.
TALLOW-Sc.
WHISKEY-sl % 10 IS H.
WHEAT--Sf to 81 ~
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-01

Weare gratified to learn of the cleo
ton of Major AKERs to the lucrative
and highly important position OF Cir
cult Court Clerkship of the county OF
Davidson. Major AkERs should feel
highly honored at the success that has
attended him in the several candida
cies for popular favor. Several years
ago he was the opponent OF
one of the most prominent and pOpu-
lar citizens of Nashville, General
THOMAS L. SMILEY for the City attor-
ney-ship, and in the late contest was
opposed by DAVID c. LOVE, gentle
man of high worth and citizen OF
prominence, but who had held the Of
flee for Is years past. Your Maurs
county friends, both male and female,
send their congratulations to you.
Major.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-01

w 1n.,p Mayor of Columbia, who
has been ON a trip to the East A'.. -. -,
sprinu and summer stock Oh so'0S' ''''
c., Iobn A. Mackey, a native Oh
c.oor formerly citizen Of Column
bia and now merchant ol "A'
DE- DlA' was in our city last Tuesday
',nn, las II. Andrews, of Murfrees-
- was in our town this week
49, no, Geo Nixon. of Lawrence County,
~ =, onr town last "wednesday.
Akin. ESQ. who has been on
H. "a sit ~ his parents out on Bear
sn af,er an absense of many years,
oreen i 81, his return to his home in Tex
as last Wednesday night.
.T.B. Rains arrived home last Tues
dav night. He has been in New 1orh
city during the past seven months re-
ceiying instruction from the College OF
Pharmacy. in order to perfect himseil IN
his exalted and responsible profession OF
Druuuis.. The College of Pharmacy al
Now York. and the Medical College at
Nashville have conferred diplomas Vi,
him and he now deserves to be calied
nnoctor Rains" When DIR. Rainswent
abroad he paid a compliment to Mr.. Jas
HUGHES, business qualities. which is
rarely ever conferred on young man OF
his ace He left his Drug Store in Mi.
us hands, q compliment as well merited
u.ttorsv,r
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-01
Fight nj Hampshire.

Jake Cox, Of Hampshire, is said to be
splendid fellow. He was teeth and
Toe nails for Major Akin, and on the 18th
of this month he gave rousing big
Akin treat to liquor at Hampshire.
Henry Gibson was there, and partook
freely of the flowing bowl, and Jake
says promised TO vote for Akin. The
day of election came around, and Mr..
Cox found out that Mr.. Gibson had
changed his mind, and he reminded that
individual of his promise. Gibson be-
came indignant, and told Cox that he
was mistaken-in the usual way which
gentlemen cannot brook, so he event
for" Henry in such handsome style that
he event where the woodbine twinetb,"
and did not halt for anybody.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-01

-.
vose Ssf Maxassrates ana conse6Ale,
efua1ry County.
LIT Civil District. Coustable-C. "
Robinson So; s. D. Potts Is; =. B. Stat,
| 2 Nome. 80
8. Constable-w. w. Hardison Isl
4. Magistrate-B. F. Turner SIS A. w
Denham 90
5. None.
6. None.
z. None
g.. observation-disclosures Mcguire 50.
Constable-W. M. Neelv 81; Duke IA.
4 8. Magistrate-J. H. Wilkes 32l; e. G.
Frierson 194; 81. L. Holman Is. Consta
ble-J. L. Guest $40; w. O. sheppard 1873;
J. NJ. Ament 81.
10. Msgistrate-A. F. Gray 40; J. J..
Frierson a; C. G. II. Nichol %. Consta-
ble-P. 8. Fleming lag. =.
II. Magistrate-Turnbo 140; Blddle 50:
Bratton 30; GILLESPIE "a; Howard q;
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II None.
> Is. Magistrste-J. +. Walker II.
A. Constable Robert N Mcbride S..
Is: Magistrate-A. 8. Pugh Sc; David
McCanuOn ID. -
16. Magistrates. H. Pogue 100; B.
Warfield n; A. B. Cathey n. Constable
w. d. Page 90; G. NJ. Edwards IL,
Is. Constable A. Cook SO; s. o.
Johnson 81; A. Byers q.
Is. Constable e. d. Fitzgerald IS; J.
w. Denton 6S.
20. Constable-G.H III. Dodson 81; G. d.
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81. Constable-L. F. Lanier 100; Scott
Stephens g.
q. Constable-w. Renfro 81; VIM.
Turner 80. - :
q. Constable-J. c. Parks "A; w. B.
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%: Constable-W. s. Tisdale 20; Quin-
by Cox "a.