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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-03-25

HERALD OFFICE,
Friday, March 8, 1870


During the past week the general cot
ton market has been dull, though the
offerings We're light and under the infiu-
ence of small receipts coupled with favor
able advices from Liverpool. it was
thought better price would be estab-
lished, but we find to-day the same de-
pressed condition, with holders unwill-
ing to sell, and i'm the absence of any
transaction the quotations given below
must be considered as entirely nominal.
From the cotton reports up to March 18th
it will be seen the receipts exceed that of
last year 52s, 3lS bales and although it is
for any one to definitely de-
termine the size of the present crop, yet
it is believed by most Of our leading cot
ton Merchants that it will reach 5000, 900.
the aggregate from Sept. LIST 80 up to that
date March 18th TO- being {, 3O3, s72 bales
delivered at all the ports.
We quote for low middling l71. TO Is
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From the. Norfolk Day Book. July 10, ',a

fOiii ISs'Oh July is', W.
We cordially invite the attention of
our readers To the advertisem mt of Kos
kOo. This remed:- is prepared by our
enterprising townsman, DIR. j. j. law
renee, the inventor and former prop.ie>
tor of ItOsadalis 1T is really i source of
satisfaction to announce that the Koskoo
is rapidly winning favor with the pub
lie. and OH account of its great merit and
plea SAINT taste bids fair to become the
most popular medicine in America.
Such is DIR. Lawronce's confidence i'm its
real worth, that he is enlarge ng his la
S0ratory, and has recently invested a
large capital i'll the business. DIR. Law
renee enjoys a~fine reputation as a chem
lst, and Is a gentleman of character, en-
terprise and capital. This preparation
deserves the success which it is SD rap
idly obtaining.
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AROUND TOWN.

WE are requested to saythat the dip
pers- of "Snuff Hollow" have quit dip
ming which will no doubt he regretted
NV the dentists and doctors.
Major j. w. Dickerson is Assessor of
Internal Revenue for this district, and
r.. Luther Faris is the Assistant Assessor
for Maury county. Judge Fielding Hurst
IL Collector of Internal Revenue for this
district. and their office is in Columbia,
at the J. C. Rye residence, on the street
lcadingto the depot.
Mr., SAM. II. SMITH, who had the old
John L. Smith farm, above the Depot
advertised for sale several weeks ago,
has sold it to gentleman for 500
per acre. 1t is the finest bargain of the
season, and the Doctor will no doubt sell
it out in town lots, some years hence,
when the town shall have crowded all
around him, which will make him rich
as Croesus.
THE Female Institute will have IL or
is Young ladies i'm its graduating class at
the next Commencement. And in the
whole land, there will be found no young
Ladies' of the same age possessed of more
knowledge and stom,-knowledge of
literature, science and all other intellec-
tual attainments OF man, and the WIS
dow that is received from contact with
c.,r;stian hearts and lives.
IT is currently reported that the Meth
dists arc endeavoring to buy the Male
High School property, for the purpose
ofestablishing the Female College which
was i'm this city before the war, under
the inspiration of the Tennessee Confer
euce, and the control of DIR. j. o. Church
Others assert that Gen. Bushrod John
son, of Nashville, intends to buy TN
building and grounds, and continue TN
school, which is now doing so muci
good to our community under the contr3
of Prof. Martin and Mr.. Newman,
4 deal of complaint is made ragains
our people for having farm products {
the North shipped TO Columbia, whic
ought to be raised i'm AEaury county, an
it is not generally known how niue
grain and meat ,our merchants sen
away. The other day we observe
at L. w. kees,ee Il Co.'s, one Of the fines
lots of bacon ever seen anywhere.
was raised by the Roberts family, con
posed of NJ. o., W. o., and Samuel, wi
have agreed TO furnish this firm 500
pounds. The meat is finely cured, al
there are six sides of about the san
size. one of which weighed 81 pound
These hogs must have weighed abol
GOO pounds apiece. The hogs were a
ofthe common scrub stock. (Mr J.
Williams, who is as good a farmer as
is a Clerk, says that scrub stock wi
grow as large rs the blooded, the on
difference being that the blooded amin
will fatten at less expense.) The Messr
Roberts live in the Sedbury Bend, {
Duck River. below Columbia. T. v
Keesee & Co., deal very largely in gra
and meat, and recently bought 80
pounds of bacon in one day.
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..n... 1IL. nat Ttcket..

Candidates find the colored voters, ais
most to a Nan, opposed to the New
Constitution. They do not know line
of it, but they are against it. The Loyal
Leagues may be dead, but not their infiu-
ence. Power is none tie less potent be-
cause it is possessed by ignorance, and
the white people should not fail to vote
and use all their influence for the New
Constitution: See to it that all your
ueiphbors go to the polls.
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TTITyyT{T TTE 7TjTTTE

soon on his way to see his "sick sister,
He returned, and In reply to inquiries,
reported his sister better-indeed, she
was nearly ven. Itn soon began to be
whispered about that-it was somebody
else's sister our young friend had gone
to see, and that HIS "sick sister" was
merely ruseto st tosee his sweetheart,
who lives at Franklin. After while
he acknowledged to Mr.. Josh Bond that
such was the fact-that his sister was no
sick-that he had forged the dispatch,
and that he had gone purposely to see
that somebody else's sister. rfgs,4 40
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Man Kflled.

Yesterday about II o'clock, the steam
Boiler Of MATTHEW'S Mil, on the
Comprehensive pike, miles from Co
lumbia, burst, and killed Mr.. SAM
UEL II. MATTHEWS, breaking both
legs twice, both arms, neck, jaw bone
three times. Cause, two much steam.
Mr.. MATTHEWS was about q years old
and most excellent young man.
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We are authorized to announce TON JONES
as a candidate for TAN COLLECTOR at the
ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce JESSE 3.
HARRIS as candidate for TAX COLLECTOR
at the ensuing March Election.
We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
NJ. SULLIVAN as a candidate for TAX COL
LECT0R, at the ensuing March Election.
/. We are authorized to announce WI. WOOD
as a candidate for TAX COLLECTOR, at the
ensuing March Election.
We are authorized TO announce EDWARD
T. STONE as candidate for TAN COLLEC-
TOR at the ensuing March Election.
We are authorized and rsquestedto announce
WM. GAI.LAWAl as candidate for TAN
COLLECTOR CT Maury County at the ensuing
election.
We are authorized % announce MAJOR
GEORE W. JONES as candidate for TAN
COLLECTOR, at the ensuing March Election
We are authorized to announce Capt J. p
CHURCH as candidate for TAN COLLEC.
TOR, at the ensuing March Election.
We arr authorized to announce MAJ0H
JAMES II. AKIN as candidate for TAX COL
LECTOR, at the ensuing March Election.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware of Counterfeits! Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterieited, and the
countcrfeter brought to grief
Smiths Tonic syrup.
The genuine article must have DIR. John
Bull private stamp on each bottle. DIR.
John 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 IN ysei;
The puplic's servant,
DE-. JOHN BULL.
Louisville Ky.
For Sale by r. B. Rains.
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A Proper Man for Chancellor.

COLUMBIA, Tenn, March "a.
Mr.. EDITOR In the event Of the adopt
ion of the new Constitution by the pco-
pie of Tennessee OH Saturday next,
near Chancellor will be elected to succeed
ed the present incumbent Hon. John. Z.
Walker. The name of our esteemed
fellow citizen w. s. Fleming, Esq, has
been most favorably mentioned in Con-
nection with the candidacy for the posi-
ton, and l feel confident in saying that
1 but express the sentiments of large
majority of the people of Maury County
in saving that no one is better qualifi-
ed to discharge the duties pertaining to
this high and important Office. As
lawyer he is conceded to be one of the
ablest of our State, and in point Of lit
erary culture and general Information
he has scarcely ali equal and no supe-
rior. As an individual he is one Ofthe
most courteous and affable gentlemen
known to our people, and one whose
integrity is incOrrupt and incOrruptible.
II he will consent to become candi-
date, he will receive the largest vote
ever Diven in Maury Comfy to any one
gentleman fora judicial position, and
when elected reflect credit upon himself
and dignity a bench once occupied by
such legal lights as the late Chancellors
Canal and FriersOn. n VOTER
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A gentlemanly, looking man left his
family in Anderson county, Texas, q
week or 50 ago, for the purpose of visit
ing his father in Maury county, Tennes-
see. He moved away 10 years age, and
his parents had not seen him in Is years.
He went the old way, as In lbygone days,
up Bear Greek by Sulphur Spring, until
he arrived opposite Mr.. Eph. Davis,
where he left the:lane, and went through
the woods lot, and down by the old
spring, where he used to play in his
youth. When he reached the spring. he
saw an aged white-haired man sqnatted
down hammering away at something.
The tall Texan spoke, Show are your
The old man looked quickly and replied
"Where in the dickense did you come
from ?" and turned back ut his hammer
ing. How different the thoughts ofthese
men. The old man thought it was his
son Jimmy, the pet and idol of his heart,
who died in the war, come back from the
grave, or else it was authorization; the
shock was great, ard he turned back to
his work. The young man did not know
his father, either, and thought he was
some gruff Irishman employed on the
place, SO deep had the many years left
their traces on his manly form. Finally,
however, he discovered it was the par
ent that used to make him acquainted |
with the tree of knowledge, fthe birch)
and extended his hand. The old gentle> |
man merely said, eco and see II they
will know you at the house," and turn |
ing round, finished his hammering, and |
then went and fed his hogs.
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..Barrett'sv Infallible Hair Restorative
New Confectionery,

1t gives us pleasure to announce to
the citizens that HOLMAN & BROTHER
have opened q first class CORRECTION.
cry and Bakery, aud keep always on
hand large and wellstOcked supply
of family groceries.
They will take pleasure i'll walung
ON their former cOstermOrs, and VII
endeavor to fill all orders prompt.
for Weddings or Parties.
They have employed the services o
Mr.. j. Herstein, so well and favorabl!
known in this community, to assls
them in their establishment; I'VE would
advise all house keepers to give then
a call. Hi
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New Husic Store.

McKINNEY;,& SMITH have opened their
new music store, next door to the Live
Drug Store. Three or four pianos, seve-
raj melodeons, guitars, etc, have arriv-
ed. Thcpianos are the very best, pos
sessing as they do merit, the absence
of which has detracted much from this
now peerless musical instrument, viz:
long lingering of the sound after the
kew has been touched. A new sound
board has been invented, whereby the
music is preserved, like the scent of the
rose which fingers with the fragments OF
the broken vase.
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r. the voters Of the Ninth District.

FELLOW CITIZENS: take this method
of announce ng myself as Candidate for
Constable of this District, at the ensuing
election. Ideem il unnecessary to annoy
you i'm person in regard to my claims OF
qualifications. have lived in this ci y
over fifty years, being native i've born, am
if YOU will elect me, j promise faithful
discharge of all the duties according to
law, and 1 will appreciate your kindness
to the utmost of my ability. .fai
JAMES L. GUEST
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Withdrawn.

sheriff r.. ID. Ricketts,, who was can
didate for reelection, has Withdrawn
from the canvass. Whatever may y.
his political antecedents, we are mol
deferred from saying that in some re-
spects he has made a good Sheriff. lie
the LAWYERS and business men he Las
commended himself by his prolnptness
and fine business capacity.
WE neglected to say several weeks
ago that Mr.. stephen Jordan had
withdrawn from the race for Register
Sickness in his family prevented him
from seeing his fellow-citizens, ana he
Withdrew i'm Justice to himself.
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CITY ITEMS.
News

We are receiving Boots, Shoes and
Hats every week, of the best quality,
latest style, and at the lowest prices.
SHEEGOg &. Son.
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March "a, 1870.
Next sunday.

Rev. Mr.. OrTs has sufficiently recover
ed from his recent illness to resume his
labors, and viii preach in his church on
next Sabbath. The subject for the morn
ing sermon-Infaat Baptism; for, the
night sermon-Ddniel's Night IN the Ii
on's Den tffsi ttf.H Ct
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Smiths Tonic Syrup,
OR CHILLS AND FEVER.
FOR THE CURE OF

The proprietor of this celebrated me,iec;ne
Justly claims for it superiority over all rene
dies ever offered to the public for the safe, GER
tain, speedy nd permanent cure Of Ague and
Fever, or Chi,ls and Fever, whether of short or
long standing. He refers to the entire Western
and Southwestern country to bear him tes,imo-
ny to the truth ofthe assertion, that in no case
whatever will it fail to cure, If the directions ars
strictly followed and carried out. In a great
many cases single dose las been sufhcient for
azure, and whole families have been cured by
single bottle, with perfectrestoration ofthe gen
eral health. 1t is, however, prudent, and in
every case more certain to cure, fits use is con-
tnued in smaller doses for week or two aiter
!ne disease has beer, checked, more especially in
difficult and longstanding cases. Usually. This
medicine will not require any aid to keep the
bowels in good der; should the patient, how.
ever, require cathartic medicine, after having
taken three or four doses OF the Tonic, single
dose OF BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY Pills
will be sufficient.
DIR. JOHN Bulls PRINCIPAL Office:
Nc. 10 Fifth. Cross Street.
LoUISvILLE,KY
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Lippineott's Magazine

For April, is received. 1t contains three
full-page illustrations. The contents
are, The Vicar of Bullhampton, novel;
Frosted Windows, poem; The Negro in
the South, Two Old Heads, Leonard
Heath's Fortune, Our Credit Abroad,
Florida, Luck i'm a Shadow, the Wash
ington Season, A Real Hero, About
Hogs, The Sailors Wedding, a poem;
How became a Pagan, Noah Webster,
A Six Days Diary, Monthly Gossip, and
Literature of the Day.
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FOR COykTABLE.

We are authorized to announce SCOTT STE
PHENS as a candidate for CONSTABLE in the
2lst district Bear Creek of Mawy county, at
the ensuing March election
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN NJ
AMENT as a candidate for CONSTABLE o
the 9th District at the ensuing election.
Nh. \. :. HoRsLEY: VOC will please an
nOunce my name AS a candidate for CONSTA'
BILE cf this 9th District at the ensuing
March election. If elected viii ,lisehaag,
the duties according to law.
Feb. Is. JAMES l.. GUEST.
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BULLS
CedrOn Bittcrs
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
ARKANSAS. HEARD From
TiimeHx Of Medical Meeu.

sroNEY PoISr, White Co., Ark, May q. Isl
Dr. JoHN BrLL-Dear Sir: Last February
was IN Louisville purchasing drugs, and got
some OF your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitters-
My son-in-law, wbo'was with me in the store, has
been down with rheumatism for some time conn
menced on the Buffers, and soon found his gen.
eral health improved
DIR. Gist, who has been in had health, tried
them, and he also improved.
DIR. Coffee, who has been in bad health tor
several years-stomach and liver affectesl--he
improved very much by the al yom Bifters.
Indeed the Cedron Bitters bas gwen von graf
popularity in this settlement. ! think eanld
sell a great quantity of your medicines this far
especially your Cedrep Bittcrs and Sarsaparil..
Ia. Ship me via Memphis, cafe &c Rickett n
Nicely. Respectfully,
C.R. WALKER
Prepared by DIR. JouN Bull at his I.aborab,ry
Fifth street, Louisville. Nv.
For sale by r. Il. RAINS, Druggist, mex. doc.
to the fas, Qaice, Columbia, Tenn.
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PrOrreSs OF the FnrvMerS.

We are informed by gentleman who
went to the country few days, that he
was astonished to see the amount
blowing the farmers had succeeded i'm
doing during the past three or four
weeks, Notwithstanding it has raincd so
frequently. On the line of pike extend
ing from here to Spring Hill, the greater
part of the entire land, which is visible
to the passer-by, has been broken up :
either seeded to oats, or ready for the
planting of corn. When we take into
consideration that our soil is peculiarly
susceptible to injury by being turned
over when too wet, we are naturally led
to infer that our farming friends, thus
far, have been working with will when
the weather would permit.
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There are many ways ofdoing business
The one price cash system is the bettei
way. All goods marked at the lowest
prices and sold 10 all alike at
r., W. x WI. PHILIPS.
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AGENTS WANTED
TOSELL THE
Home Shuttle Lock-Stitch
SEW ING M ACHI Ne.

Superior to any OF the others for AL practical
purposes, and as handsome a. any 81 70 liar
Machine in the market. Yet II retails at a
price within the reach Of every family. We
want Merchants, Tailors, Farmers and Ne
chanics to operate as Agents for us throughout
every county and State South and West. Our
sales arc increasing with astonishing rapidiIy
Many Agents are clearing from one hundred to
four hundred dollars per month. We offer
81 ,OOo for any Family Machine that Will do a
larger range of work with less alteration. 1t
will sew harness leather or muslin without the
slightest change. Don't fail to take our adj
dress or call on US or send for private or de-
scriptive circular to agents at once, while You
can have choice of territory. Address
W. ID. KNOWLES.
ianlI New Albany. Ind.
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q ''5ss For TIE Columbia Herald.
c HRSsrNAs Ar Rnro VILLA, lsss.
81 "oxs o. % cIRLs.r

.ire M iBY zone sov % cIRLs."
Whom the gray old year was dying, y
=, His last moments fitting BY, il.is
And snowy tears were falling
~ From the sympathising sky; ls.'a
When Natures busy frsers = -. =
Were weaving him a shroud,
I ~ There came to Rippo villa -;
- A merry, laughing crowd. rsi.
q s iLittIs cared they for the dying BAD
Us OF the weary, sad old year, ! iiH
Z And gave 70 his dear mem'ry -s'i
y1a Not single Sigh Of tear. = 4ui7i
{ff ..a 80 III .eli-obgafu
Caring only for the present, 81 1854
Each heart beat high with glee;
From every care and sosTow hsr
For the present they were free.
For who could bring sorrow ~.
Within Rippo Villas wailss .,,rri
May none but merry voices ,.,ii.gi.p,
Echo ever through her halls.
And the master of the mansion,
s''i' With his kindly genial face, a'.'''i
2 Gave to each kiss Of welcome
Z AZ he lifted her from place. -.
$50 Can We ever, girls, forget him, - 81
i How he joined in al our joyss
80 With heart that was a. youthful . =
H As his mischief lowing boys. sid
% - . d. e . E =
And the mistress Heaven bless herr
How we loved her each one knows: -
God grant her every blessing
He on mortals e'er bestows. .f.ii
May old Father Times caresses
..'- Pail most lightly on her brow, IA
And her heart be e'er as joyous ~
As her lot is happy now. ..'i....
Can We e'er forget our journey.
All in our " coach of state?"
And the Don't get weary, children"
When the dance wa: wearing lates
And the Drumming glass Of ''egg-nog,"
"a Made by the masters hand, XIV
Lifted up in merry greeting, 3ill
Wishing joy to all the land T
lift made our eyes the brighter,
" Were our hearts NO. warmer, too:
can never believe it harmed us,
And neither, girls, can you. ars
H But my eyes with tears are fillirg
To the mem'ry of the time,
Which I've tried land made failure
To commemorate IN rhyme.
Those happy, golden moments, ~
With old SO are fed, r4r. is.
But the mem'ry wihbe with US
Till thought itself ID dead. @
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valuable House and Lot for Sale.
4 bargain will pc offered. Lor parti-
culars call on J. NJ. PARKER, opposite
Depot. Columbia. Tenn.-feb21tf
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Omcers Y. ID. society.

J. q. RAINEY, President.
WICK FRIERsoN, Vice President.
FRANK IL. SMITH, Secretary.
JOHN a. DRAUGHoN, Treasurer.
CHARLES GORDON, Lictor.
4. ii. BROWN, Assistant Lictor.
w. J. WEBSTER, Critic
GIDEON ALEXANDER.
W. T. JAMES.
w. III. TIMMoNs.
Next question for debate, (Friday
night Should the allied powers of Eu
rope have demanded and restosed to Pc
land her liberties after the dismember
ment?
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B U LIS
y a II . ap q rilla
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAP.
TAIN'S FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from

Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from
his mother:
Benton Barracks, No., April 30, 1856,
Dr.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Knowingthe sf-
fcacy of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and
beneficial qualities il possesses, | send you the
following statement of my case.
was wounded about two years ago-was Ia
ken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Being movedsO often, my wounds have not heal
edyet. have not sat up moment since was
wounded. l am shot through the hips. NJ
general health Is impaired, i need something to
parilla than In anything else. l wish that
that is genuine. Please express me half dozen
bottles, and obligs
Carr. c. p. JOHNSON. n. Louis.
j. S-The following was written April 80,
1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt.
Johnson:
DR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: My husband, DIR.
c. s. johnson. was skillful surgeon and physi-
clan in central New York, where he died leaving
the above G. p. Johnson to my care. At thirteen
years Of age he had chronic diarrhea and
scrofula, for which gave him your Sarsaparilla.
IT Cured HIM. have for ten years recommend
ed il to many in New York, Ohio. AMI Iowa, for
scrofula. fever Sores and ge1eraldebility. Per-
feet success has attended it. The cures effected
in some cases Of scrofula and fever sores we're
almost miraculous. am very anxious for pT
son to again have recourse to your Sarssparil-
la. He is fearful of citing spurious article,
| hence his writing you for it. His wounds
were terrible but beliye he will recover
! Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON
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FOR COUNTY REGISrER.

We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
=. WOOD as candidate for COUNTY REGIS
TER, at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized 10 annouuce WILLIAM
VI. FLEMING as a candidate for COUNTY
REGISTER at the ensuing March Election.
We are authorized to announce EPHRAlN
W. McRADY as candidate for COZ NTY
REGISTER, at the c,lsuiog March Election.