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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-13


Our fellow .townsman Chas. Bor-
land, Esq, has been making Rail.
road speeches in Michigan. We
cut the following from the Lansing
Republican: .''
GOING AnEAD.-The work oi
raising subscriptions between Ion
10 and Greenville, for the compile.
ton Of tho Ionia and Lansing rail.
road to the latter place is progress
ing with good success. Several
thousand dollars have been sub
scribed through the efforts of Judge
Borland, who lately addressed q
large meeting at Greenville, Of
which a correspondent of the Dc
troit Free Press says:
"He spoke for about an hour
giving the best railroad speech
your correspondent ever had the
pleasure of listening to. He stat.
ed, among oshor things, tha: the
iron for the road is all purchased
to complete the road 10 Greenvllle
and most of it is in this State; all
oft is between here and the iron
works,-a part at Buffalo. lie
said the work Of grading was 60
ing on as rapidly as the means in
their hands would permit. They,
however, lacked $4,000 to hurry
the work on to an early completion
With $4,000 the, work could be
demo and tho cars running on OF
before tho first of April. He spoke
at some length on the natural ad.
vantages OF Grcenville, the extern
sive forest of Pine as yet almost
untouched, predicting q variety Of
pinc unknown to the lumbcrmen
Of the Saginaw valley" u,
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A. DMINISTRATORS SALE
"a OF REAL ESTATE. v

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court OF Fairfield county, Ohio, ] Will onerfor
sale at Pnbic auction on the 6th day Of fFebru-
ary, lS7u at II O'Clock, An. on the promises
~ miles south west Of ofBremen, In Fairfield
county, the holioWiog described real estate.
situate In the said county and state Of OHIO.
to.Wit: and Is known and distinguished by be.
ing part Of the north east quarter dissection
thirty-ons (3l), township sixteen Ci6), range
seventeen an, containing thirty.nine acres OF
land. subject to the dover Of CAtherius Ann
Hilyard on ten acres Of said premises, and i'm.
prOvements thereon. I'D 20 ~
Appraised at s2i 50 per acre suhjectto wid-
ow's dover.
TERMS OF SALOONS third In hand. one
third in one year and one third in tvo years
from the day Of sale, with interest, the pay
mentsto be- secured By mortgage upon the
premises sold. EDWIN HOWARD.
kdm'rof William Hilyard, decd,
b. C. r. ShAeffsr, Any. v .7S
Dec. 16, lsss-4w.
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lancaster shovel Works.

Nsesfs ofermyerS M0thsrycll
u Olds, proprietors Of these works,
Yeicarn, have. recently made great
additions to their establish ment,
having purchased one or more lots
B bOfgFonnd sWlk The buildings thero.
on, adjacepstodt dtheir original shops.
They will also, in q short timc,
inRodaOe q new engine and other
machinery, an absolutely nocessa
ry move, in.order to enable them
70 meet the rapidly increasing de-
mand for their various manutac.
tures, which havo acquired re-
MRriablb ( dogreS Of popularity
wherever they have been intro.
ducOd. IN = y y y . = 'a
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NJ 0 T E.

NotlceI Is hereby given that We, the under
signed, will pu nish 70 the fullest extent Of the
law, any person or persons found hunting,
chasing, or shooting game Of any description
on our premises.
c. Crumley, p. G. Crumiey, Jacob x. Bee X,
G. II. Strobe, J. r. Crumley. Elias KING ht,
W. s. Codman, Geo. W. Beck, H. s. Beck, r
Wilson.
Dec. q, ls60-l..s
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Roll of Honor.

AT the close of this month we
shall resume the publication of our
monthly list OF subscribers who
have made payments on subscrip.
tion,' With the sums paid, or tie
dates tolwhich the payments reach.
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Peters. Trout & Co.

This new firm, the successor to
0. 3. Peters, makes its bow in our
advertising columns to-day. The
inducements offered to purchasers,
it will at once bo seen, are worthy
the attention of every body desir-
ing to buy economically.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-13

We acknowledge the receipt
from ]. @. Hartzler, Esq, Superin.
tendent Of Gallon Union Schools,
Of a pamphlet copy of the "Codc Of
Regulations and Course of Study"
Of said schools. The engraving Of
the School building which appears
in the pamphlet shows that Gallon
is favored with an unusually fine
and imposing edifice for school pur.
poses.
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NoTlcE,--There will be q Union
Meeting of all tho Evangelical
Churches in this city, hold at the
Presbyterian Church, on Sabbath
evening, 10th inst, in behalf of the
interests of tho American Tract So.
Society. Addresses may bo ex-
pected. All are cordially invited
To attend. ~'fm
Rev. WIZ. II. VAN Dorm,
Gen. Agt. Am. r. G.
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AcKNowLEDdEMENT.-Our friend
E.S GARDNEn, Esq, of BrOmon,
has our thanks for attentions in
che way Of forwarding the names
of new Subscribers, with the mon
ey.
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T AND FOR SALE.

The subscribers will sell the land known as
tho Giesy Tract, one mile from the city Of
Lane aster. Q. and near the Reform Farm Pike,
containing IS Acres. This Tract has one Of the
finest Stone Quarries Of the Hooking Vdtlsy, Of
the same quality asis now used In building
thsC Court House in Lancaster. 10y III ~.
r ENQUIRE of IS. Brases. Rsq lLanraster, I, Or
Of GOULD 4 SMITH,
Jan. 6, lsTe-W1. Athens. o.
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NJ. CLEMENS, the somewhat no.
ted "street preacher, has been
holding forth in somc part Of our
city nearly every day for more
than two weeks past.
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Fire Department---Omcc
Elect.

q
We are indebted 10 JonN SUM
VAN, Secretary Young Americd, aud
FRANK WINTER, Secretary ReR-
dnce, for the following list Of OFF,
GERS elect Of those companies I
Young America President, NJ,
s. Harps; Vice Pres. Chas. Bau.
master; Sec. John Sullivan; Treas.
VIM. Howser; Capt. Of Engine, o.
S. Stoneburnor; 1st Lieut.. Jno. L.
Wyman; I'd Lient. e Crusc; Capt.
of Hose, Horny Stover; 1st Lieut..
R. E. Kent; I'd Lieut.. Thos. Nee.
han; 1st Engineer NJ. s. Keoley;
I'd Eng'r, John Sears.
Reliance-Presi Philip Mes
ter; Vice President, Jacob Dltti-
moro; Secy, Frank Winter; Treas.
Conrad Plinkc; Foreman Of Engine
M, Hettinger; Foreman of Hose,
Jos. Piper; Asst Foreman of En>
gine, @. Hartman; Asst Foreman
Hose, John Bood. aai,5-
The Steam FirS Engine "Hock-
hooking" has We learn, been
placed in charge of the Reliance
Fire Company. .l& x s..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-13

Sa-The Union meeting Of tho
several city churches for this week
will be held on Friday evening al
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-13

The Communication Of "Ess.
Ers"7is 'bhavoidably deferred ill
our next issue. ra. t,.ar,,.
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TalInladgc House.

The travelling public and the
old patrons ofthis popular hotel
, will be gratified TO learn thatin all
probability there will be no change
in the proprietorship for the com.
ing scnsop. The efficient head Of
the establishment, Mr.. c. FLEMM,
we understand has taken it for an.
other year, and HARRY AMBROSE,
than whom there is no more ac>
comrlished and popular Clerk, will
continue in charge of the office.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-13

1--WE have received from Mr.. W.
H. WoIF, Superintendent Of the
DelphOs, Ohio, Public Schools, q
COPY of tho Herald, Of that place,
containing the Superintend dents
School Report for December.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-13
OBITUARY.

sKGLLM AN-picd IN this city, Jan,y 4, 1870,
Of scrduls, Maggie Skillman, ngod Syears,
months nnd4 days.
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We arc indebted to Judge LEoH-
NER, one OF the Representatives Of
Fairfold in the Legislature, for o
copy Of the valuable report Of the
Secretary of State. AN0G /
Mr.. BAKER, our other Rcpresen.
statiye, alsolhas- our thanks for a
copy ofthe State Auditors Report
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TOURTHi SEMI-ANNUAL
l. .l9TQtS
5iIStatement of the Fairfield County
Sarings, and Building AssOcia.
tion. ~
LANCASTER, o!. Jan'yla, 1870

To the Board Of Directors Of the f. C. s. aud B..
A-roJ.IV5El ,rslolW 1i-a. 20
GrSrLExIS:-Your Secretary asks leave to
present his fourth seml-annual statement,
which embraces the tran sactions in two years.
Whole number OF shAr ......,.2 800
roreHed 10
oU9-O44
No. onwhch dues are now being paid. l $50
There have been paid, by advance loans, SIS
sharef,at an average premium Of siva 90 2o3-
81 per share.
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The Urbsna Citizen was pre-.
sented with ANEW Years Turkey
weighing 2s3 pounds, dressed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-13

Hon. JAS, II. GOODMAN, Auditor
Of State, has our thanks for a copy
ofhis annual report for the fiscal
year 1869, ,....,,,,
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The Columbus Dc Hooking
'' VALLEY Railroad Co ~
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

COLUMBUS. OHIO, Dec. 2ad, 1869.
Notios is hereby given, that . meeting ofthe
stockholders Of this company viii be held attts
once in she city Of Columbus. on TuesdAy, Jan
uAry 26th, 1870, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. N. and o'ciockNP. NJ. Al which thirteen
snch otheFN busIneSs transacted ,As may he
brohRht hafore the meeting. The transfer
books Of the company will be closed from the
j. JARNEY,
Secretary and J rcasurer.
Dec. 20. la6g---ld.i Naln ANltNIN .ANl.A
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BROWN { CO.

WE TAKE CHEAT PLEAsURn
imam noupcing to the public that We havsIust
received our
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Thursday, Jan. Z3, 1870.
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yin addition to tho greatest
statesmen and generals, itpppgars
that Ohio can alec furnish tho
greatest rascals of auyoftho Statcs
and if tho subjoinod account be
truc, our own city Of Lancaster
has been the birth. place of tho
champion burglar of the United
States. Can any Of our citizens
tell who no is?
ANOTHER OHIO PRODIGY.
Handy Andy, the Champion
Burglar Of the United States
but Caught. so.
From the Chicago Journal. January 81
This mysteriously famous house
robber and oxactor of black.matl
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-13

TWolotsln Indiana polls, Indiana p. sId
Ie4AcREs in Bsrhs township. Thirasid
county, Ohio, on which isA' good two story
dwelling, large barn, good outbnildings, excel
lent water ut the house, running water on the
fArm,tw good orchards. Soil--good bottom
land. Price $50 per acre.
lancaster. o. Sept. .. lssg 4.
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GaIaEoLD, KooKEN 4 SUTPHEN
R1rFo FsAED PkoeRisToRs.
LANCASTER, OHIO
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

I BLOCK EAST FRoM CITY HALL.-FRANRFOR1
House, Frankfort street, Of William; 250
Room 10 yourself Ec 10 50c per day 81 80 IS per
Open all night.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

q LIVINGSTON PLACE, sTUyvEsANT SQUARE
~ Two pleasant large Rooms to let, with Board, to fam
lily or gentlemen and tuer wives; family private.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

n EAST SIXTEENTH STREET BETWEEN FIFTH Az
enue and niop sqnare,Elssant Second Floor, newly
furnished with without private table, aso Room Tor
ain lie gen euan gentleman and wfe 6rst class
references exchanged.
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A EAST TWENTIETH sTREET.-To LET, WITH
Il Board csAnt arior Floor; also Rooms second
floor; private tables II desired
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

. HANDSOME SUITS OF ROOMS WITH PRIVATE
broadway
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sd HOUSE WEST or SIXTH AVENUE, l0s YVES
Z Twenieth sireeI-FWnished Rooms single gentle
the rd and ionth with without Board
terms mOderate house In best order.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

Second ami lhird avenue+-Ant eyan Psrio suit Of
furnished Rooms with private table house
aaons 6rst class. 81 styvesant street.
place
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

O1nO WILL BUY A DRUG sTORE GOOD STOCK
DftIU and well fitted up. Address HARRY, boz 1854
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

sd FLooR.-AN ELEGANT SUITE OF APARTMENTS
II ample pBntries. bath 10 rent With private iable
and lance highest efence. Il s. Ihrietl street
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

THE GOOD WILL AND LEASE Foa sALE-aND
Store to let, with Fixtures, occupied restau.
rant. INQUIRE AZ IS Fu0n street Gold, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

q CHARLES STREEr WARREN PLACES SEcONI
u Floor uewy furnished 10 etAer fepafate with o
without Board private house occupied by owner; term
moderale; imp 0veucnts
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

WEST TwENTy.FIRsr STREET-A VERY nE-
siIa le Second sioo containing four rooms let with
private table.
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18TH STREET. FOUR DOORS EAST OF SECOND Av
i eDne, opposite Stuyvesant iark. Furnished Rcon1s
suite snsy, 70 lei with first class Board; references
exchanged.
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81 WEST THIRTy-NINTH STREEr.--A HANDSOMELY
- furnished suit Of Rooms consisting OF pa'i1f private
din three BEDROOMS, bathroom, wh private Ia pe
also single
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

1 jTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH AvEE E.--A HAND
Parlor, angle Room adJoi ing third oor front;
mo ern mproseme newly csrpeted ant neatly FUR
nshed home tnTee with sood table and aten ance.
t 80 per week Address, FOR three days, CLEANLINESS
Otlcc.
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BOARD AND LODGIva wAvrRn.

DOOMs SUITABLE FOR PHYSICIANS OvFICE
with e. without Board, for gentleman. wife ana two
run required. Call address PHYSICIAN, No. Bond
street 4 two days. stating terms
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, ON
= second door, with Board; also others suitable FAINT
lies: pleasau snCe Rooms for penlleleu;
ccs. "a west Twenty. 18th street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

TWO DRUG STORES FOR SALE-DOlN0 A GOOD
i business and located; chance cash
toner. FOR partic,i applyto MhikLLH, PATTERSON
CO., los William street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

OD ROUSE EAST OF FIFTH AVENUE So ELEyENTH
- sueet-E egantY furnished Apartments to ei In suit
snsy, with hfsl cass Boafdi brown house, cca
ton uleYoel liOnaUe. Reference.
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do TO S6 PER wEER.-FURNISHED ROOMS II
q - let with without Board. Eight housekeeping
American family. 81 hnsoD street, corner HARRISON
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

IATH STREET. PARTIES DESIRING STRICTLY
Il nrst class accommodations bo suited at az West
Fourteenth street, seventh avenue. References.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

THREE GENTLEMEN Wish ROOM OR ROOMS,
i with Boari, between Fourteenth and Twenty sixth
slreets price ~ to ~ each. Address r. S. r., box M
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

81 WEST FORT SIXTH STREET. NEAR FIFTH Av-
Il cDHe large, handsomely furnished second story
fou Room TO let With board family small house and To-
cation first class.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

W. - - rFC WEEK.-yERY DESIRABLE FUR
sy nshed Rooms with first class Board. tor families and
single persons l6 Beecker street, SIX blocks west o
Brna. NNn
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

nrEA STORE FOR SALE.-EsTKBLIsHED OYER 10
in best par, of Columbia South Brooklyn;
Lease, Stock and fxturss small steam Engine
Boiler Steam Heater, Coffee Mills, xc. Inquire at 638 Co
lumbla street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

CToCK AND FIXTURES OF. FANCY STORE FOR
= cheap. Inquire in t0uth avenue, between 26th
aud Eth streets.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

,- uEgr TWErTY.STXTa sTREET.-A HAND
N s.m,iy furnished rerSs Floor; aso Second Floor
I =, ys,sbou rFvale late bah hot and cold water
o.,r floor. l.es rTtncsA.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

OCD BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET
CCO u. HERR pays the highest cas- price LADIES'
and sentemens Wearing Apparel, Carpets, Ladies
waited by Mrs. He ~.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

4 TIA STREET, sal lwEST.-rANDSoMELY FURNISH
4 ed Rooms SECOND third floors, with first class
roard amiies; Rooms genienen terms rea-
sonab o. References ,changed.
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= TIL AVENUE, 3e, BETWFEE TnIRTYFIRST AND
- Thirtysecond sraets.A s, Of three jon ming Rooms
on recona notr, handsomey furnished TO rent to amy.
with uBsxcel tonAGe BoaTd Also Thrn
sting OF siy communicating rooms, with BATH
be engaged separately together House elegantly fur
nj he,i, those deslng superior suits with
evey attention, be suited 10 every particular. Dining
room parior Boor also private dining connection
with above suls. Best references gwen aAd required.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06


D0C EAST ELEVENTH STREET. NEXT ST MARK's
ZsDA church, An elegant Parlor Floor aui two
Bedrooms to let with good Board In small family reer
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

SD DOOR FROM FOURTH STREET 100 MAcpoUGAL
81 sfreet-Furnishcd Rooms et, with Board siuty or
suite. families apd single gentlemen, day boatders
taken Terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

dc TO $40 PER WEEK FOR WELL FURNISHED
pO Rooms with excellent foardi Rooms en- suite or sinsiy
Apply a. ls0 Becker street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

HARLEM. ELEGANT NElGHRoRH0op, CoNVE
nien 10 tt three gentlemen or gen.
tlemAn and we be accommodated witn nrst class
Board IN a small private family young ps lpe other
boardeYs. References required. Address p ais East
lyvru y-tfi ~ New
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

Z. EAST TwENry-THIRD sTREET-h SUIT OF
Rooms consisting of par0r, dining room, bedrooms
and bathroom, rent, with private table.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

I fTH STREET, 20S, WEST HANDSOMELY FUR
Il nished second Floor; also ParlOr Extension, with
Beard convenient Beecser street. Eighth and Ninth ave-
nue C.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

ETH AVENUE, 258, NEAR NINETEENTH .sTREETs-
~ Elegantly iufni-hei Psror Floor. sec,d
shird; private taole; one Room Tor tcman with
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

A LADIES IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED IMMEDI
~. ate relief. No pay tuntiI perfectly curcdl DR.
ASCHER, No. 3Amty place (Laureas street.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-23

EDITOR COLUMBIA HERALD:-There
may be some news to some OF your read
ers IN the following story: This place
takes its name from family OF
people, that name, who live here.
Gibsonville is on the Columbia and
Comprehensive road, and there lives
here an industrious, hard working man,
a blacksmith by trade, and first class
citizen. He Easn't an enemy that he
knows of, and he has made some money.
His shop has been twice fired by inceI-
diaries, his dwelling house has been
twice burned in the same way, and on
last Sunday night his barns and stables
were burned to the ground. They were
set On fire about two hours after dark.
Now what is to be done? This gentle
man is rearing up new house, which
will be very good, but he is afraid to con-
tinue the work, believing that it will
share the same fate of the others.
l understand from the nelghbors that
on last Tuesday night party OF masked
riders, numbering about 90, were i'll the
neighborhood, and took out suspicious
person and placed the rope around his
neck, and told him that he had been
hired to do the work. This is his tale
about it. Nothing else is known, only
that they went to a drunken, good-for-
nothing fellow, who had been whipping
his wife, and had run her Off. They
took him out and gave him the lash and
told him if he did not go to work and
take care of his wife and children, thai
they would be to see him once more, and
only once more. This burning scrape is
a desperate one. What must be done?
do not believe in mob law. l am in
favor of allowing the law TO have its
course, and if was not afraid l would
say was not in favor of X. KS. but it
nothing else can be done l wish they
would catch the perpetrators of this he'll
lish crime and hang them as high as
Human. Yours Respectfully,
South Port, Sept. II. w. w. Il. NJ.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-23

East side Public Square.
But little doing in our market. There
has been decline OF fully one cent in
Eastern markets during the week.
BAC0N-Shoulders lie; Sides l51i to I6c;
BRAN-slOO per 100 lbs.
BUTTER-Scarce.
BEESWAX-2Oc per lib.
BAGGINGI35toiOcp per yd.
BEEF TONGUEJFresh SC. Dried 81 On.
None in market:
CORN MEAL-lOO per bushcl.
CANDLES-lSc perD
COFEEE-0 to &c per n.
DREESE1Fresh supply new cheese Is cts.
REEIED BEEF,2c, none in store.
FLOUR $3.50 per 100 ms. Tennessee Flour.
Royal Rose super Fancy none In market.
FRESH BEES to lOc.
HIDES.Green Sc. Dried 10 toI2
IRON TIES-l2Lc per D
LARD-16 to 2Oc.
. y MH1A &C $3.50; No. sa,75; No
MOLASSEs- SOC to 81 Is.
NAILS to $50 per keg.
00NN10NSM4oto 75c per bushel; no demand.
PEA NUTSsl,2 Is tosl 80 Der bu.
Chickens 20 TO &c.
hOfE-beSt Green Lear l2ZC.
POTATOES-Irish Potatoert, Ear!y Rose
s. per bu., Goodwin 81 per Dbl, Whitesprouts
"a, Peach Blow 50 30, Neshanoc 800.
RYE-65 to 7Oc Non in market.
Richest 8. Z. l2H.
SUGAR-l5 to 2Oc.
STARCH-l0 to I2%c.
SODA-l0 to l5c.
SALT|A.O0.
SHOTS 25 per bag.
SHAD-Virgfnia, so Barrel.
SEEDS-Clover, II so per bushel. Timothy
8 SO, Hungarian 1915, Millett $50
SHINGLESIYello Poplar, s5,5 per thou
TALLOW-Sc.
WHISKEY-Sl o to IS o.
WHEAT 60 to Soc
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-23

Mrs. Mary P. Branch wishes to sell or
rent her beautiful residence on the
Hampshire Pike, near Columbia. 1t is
one OF the most beautiful locations in the
county.
j. MILTON HATCHER, (bother of John
Z. Hatcher, the brilliant paragraph edi-
tor of the Louisville CONFECTIONERY
one of Forests scouts during the late
war, and ar accomplished printer, lies
buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, with
tombstone at his head.
NEWSPAPERS may sometimes be lit
tie extravagant in their praises of men,
but we want our readers to distinctly I'M
derstand that we are guiltless of such
charge when we speak of the departure
from our midst of Willie Bicknell. He
is going to Florence, Ala, where, we
trust he will receive the reward he so
nobly merits. Mr.. Bicknell has been
connected with the drugstore of McKin-
ney & Smith, for several years, and
more faithful clerk and deserving young
man it is hard to find. Always attentive
to business, always accommodating, al
ways faithful, honest and trustworthy,
he commanded the respect of his en-
ployers and the esteem of everybody.