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r-s.lne Houers.

On last Friday there was q contest OF
trial of Mowers at the residence OF COL
Fount Wade, in which the Clipper, Elk
celsior and two Hubburd machines en-
tered. The machine decided to be the
best was to be purchased by Col. Wade.
At about 10 o'clock all the machines en-
tered the field. which was tai, rank, and
tangled sapling clover. In the first round
the Clipper struck an elm sapling one
and a half inches on tho extrem end OF
it. cutter-bar cutting it in.two, but did no
injury whatever to the machine. Alter
getting in the field all parties present
were called together and the following
of to each machine; that every disinter-
ested person upon the ground should act
as a Judge; and that each representative
of a machine should be privileged to
point out any points of excellence or
superiority which his machine had over
any others, but not to speak detrimen-
tally directly of any other machine. The
machines were then put to work, each
performing well, without break or mis-
hap. until noon, when the teams were
taken out, and the crowd, numbering
about 40, repaired to the beautiful resi-
dence of the Colonel, where they were
sup Piled with cooling and refreshing
drinks. Then, after engaging in general
conversation for about one hour, in which
several jokes were got off by Col. Geo.
w, and Gen. Lucius Polk, upon the
different representatives OF machines in
regard to the Knoxville trial, dinner
was announced. Werepaired to the ia
Bile and q more sumptuous or better pre-
pared dinner we never saw, ali that man
could wish was upon it. Ham, boiled
and fried, baked mutton, chicken, baked
and fried, chicken pie, beans, peas, pota-
toes, beats, onions, cucumbers, parsnips,
squash, all, everything it seemed
to us, of the vegetable creation was there
land everything in the greatest 'abun>
dance. Soon after dinner we again en-
tered the field and the machines were
again put to work in clover and timothy, 1
and continued to work until about g.
O'clock. In the meantime quite a NUNS
Der had left. Col Wade then called upon
those present to write down and cast
their votes. Gen. Lucius j., Polk being
the first called upon said he cared not to
conceal his vote, and should give it to
the Clipper. Col. Geo. Polk being the
next called upon, said, "Clipper;;"C then
Thos. NJ. Kittrell, Clipper Maj. Will
Polk, Clipper Ruff Polk, Excelsior"
E. Carpenter, Excelsior j. Hilliard,
Bob, James and Joseph Fulwilleri voted
'Clippef" in Sfor Clipper and
for Excelsior, none for Hubburd. Col.
Wade was then called upon for his opin-
ion and he answered "Clipper" and pur-
chased the machine. The first part of
the day was very warm; at noon there
was a shower of rain, rendering the even
ing much more pleasant.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-07-08

i COLUMBIA, Tenn, June 8, 1870.
We hereby certify that we have this day
received from the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Cumpany," through the
hands of Messrs. Clark q Farrar, Agents
at Nashville, the sum of Ten Thousand
Dollars, being amount of a policy on the
life of Samuel F. Mayes, deceased. This
amount was paid to us in full, witlont
any discount being taken off for prepay
ment Of same, although the company
had about forty days longer in which to
pay this policy.
JOHN w. MAYEs,
JAMES NJ. MAYEs, sa
- Executors,
MARY NJ. MAYS,
Executrix Of the estate of Samuel L
Mayes, deceased.
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The happy bridegl DOM and his
queenly bride returned from their
Northern tour about two weeks ago,
and on last Tuesday night brilliant
and charming party was given in honor
of them at the Institute. A num-
her Of distingue ladies and gen.
tlemen from abroad were there as
well as our own Maury blondes and
brunettes. On Wednesday following
another was given them in princely
style by Mr.. Cal. Morgan, at his beau
tifGl home near the city.
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Dr.. VIM. HI. Tutss Improved Hair

DR.. VIM. III. TUFTS Improved Hair
Dye
This Dye Is warranted superior to any
ever discovered for imparting beauti-
full, natural Black or Brown Color to the
Hair. It is warranted not to injure the
hair. : Its effect is instantaneous. Any
one can.apply it. It preserves and beau
titles the hair. The BARRIERS universal
ly pronounce it the best, because it takes
less time to dye. Because it imparts, a
natural color. Because it does not stain
the skin and bed linen. Because its APP
plication is so simple.
MCKEssoN e. ROBBINS, Wholesale
Druggists, write-"Send us Five Gross
more of your improved Hair Dye. 1t
meets with ready sale, and is taking tho
place of all others. The most fashiOna-
BILE BARRIERS and Hair Dressers in New
York use no other Hair Dye but TUTT's. {"
Prepared at the Laboratory of VIM. II.
TUT & LAND, 294 Broad Street, Au-
gusta, Georgia. junel7y1.
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Are now prepared to fit you with
boots, shoes and hats, and to have
made for you any kind of clothing at
the very lowest prices for cash. They
ask an examination from both ladies
and gentlemen and guarantee any ar
ticle as represented.
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We are receiving New Goods every
week. Our Boots and Shoes arc the best
Shop HEd- Made-eyery pair warranted.
Our Has are of the best quality and Ia
test styEs. All of which will be sold at
lpwer pieces for cash than YOU can buy
il Nashville or Columbia. We respect
July mite everybody to examine our
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-07-08
Equiac Powders work effect ual.

1t cannot hurt you. It is purely vege.
table. Try Summons Liver Regulator
if you wish to be well. 1t octs like 8
charm without facilitating the system
and without any of the evil effects o.
Murcury. Simmons Diver Regulator il
the safe remedy. r5lyf
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Do sire 20 read the advertisement Of the
Nah High School property forsale. For
Schod purposes it is to be had very cheap;
Ii is ntsnly Male School in the CITY, ana
Weharty ever knew of a better bargain.
Hpn. hos. NJ. Jones, of Pulaski, is an
nounced n our paper this morning as a
ca4Qidatosor Chancellor. $50 49,
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This is the name of q famous spring
oionc of Mr.. f. III. Watkins farms
oBig Bigby creek, about two miles
bow Mt Pleasant. 1t has been q
-rayoftc-Eesor Of Sunday evening for
the Jung people for many, many
years hst; and great has been the
amout Of love spoken about its pre-
cinctg and immense the happiness
foundin going to and from it. The
waternot only have healthy effect
OH invalds, but also young pffnples
are rcrpyed by it from the faces Of
Young iadies. ssY1 s9ii--'i's<
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ENTERPRIsE, July 5, 1870


Mr.. HERALD:-Weh have read your last
issue, which, like an auctioneer's goods,
is the best. But that every sheet is q
goodsone, has been known to many in
and out of Maury. And why every man
in the county, who can read, does not
take it, is one of the many things We
know of, but for which we cannot &C
count. AS you are SO kind as to men,
ton frequently the Junior villages ofthe
county, we proffer few lines from ours
not yet in her teens--a child; of the
War. 1t is not an incorporated place;
nor has it a Police force; but our efficient
Sheriff gathered nonresident near it
on his last visit, for offences committed
elsewhere. Since his last visit, the Sher-
ifs presence would have been welcome,
as two men in no drunken brawl, but five
minutes before on as good terms as to-
bacco eaters, when one has not the weed,
tried their blades on each other. Wheth-
er either claimed to WELD q Damascus,
we know not, but suspect both to have
been Sheffields. We learn from specta-
tors that 1t was French, or short sword
engagement. Though the combatants
are athletes, no serious damage was DONE
The country around Enterprise is
somewhat billy, but in the production
of anything which grows in this divis-
ion ofthe State, Is not surpassed by the
Polk, Pillow, or Frierson settlements.
There is at Towards store q bunch OF
wheat, supposed 60 have come from q
single grain, which has ffty-twc heads.
Some Of the heads have been examined,
and it is believed they average fifty
grains per head, or twenty-six hundred
grains to the bunch, all from one grain,
the bunch having but one root. The
wheat is Of the variety known as 'Red
Chat. !" Whence the manner Without
any disposition to run against "Old
Williamson" (Triunel we will mention
anotf, er sample to be found at said store:
The skin of a rattlesnake five feet eight
inches in length, and eight inches in cir
conference about the middle. The rat
ties, fourteen, had been removed when
the writer saw the hide-these, and its
head must have made the ugly creature
over six feet in length, greater length
than most of us imagine this snake to at
tain, from our personal inspection of the
live article. For the benefit Of all con-
cerned, we will say that should the sup
ply of water to other mills become less
than in the past, our mill still makes
Premium Flour, and that more rapidly
than before Professor Walkers attention
to the runners, and with a very small
stream, the very head waters of the Su-
gar Fork of Bigby. NJ.
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Lo0k NJ This

Williams & Tyler have just re-
ceiYed splendid assortment of hand
made boots aud shoes, and are selling
them at % per cent. less than can be
bought anywhere in Columbia. This
is no blow. Call and examine our
stock. Every pair warranted.
$40 WILLIAMS & TYLER. =
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To the People OF Columbia and Maury
County. 'a
I have just received, direct from the
manufacturers, over three thousand dol
lars worth of Ladies', Misses and Child
ren's Philadelphia handmade shoes,
comprisinglall styles of side lace, but
toned front lace, and Congress 1S-thread
lasting CATERS, at sa.Oo-worth $3.50 to
s4.0O 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
I am offering q good deal cheaper than
anybody. 1 ask you specially to notice
that I guarantees every pair Of shoes ]
sell, and pay for every pair that proves
detective. Give me a call and save, your
money. myl3-lye w. r. HODGE,.
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6mith,s T~nae sxrnn

Thegenuine article must have DIR. John
Bull'private stamp on each bottle. DR.
John Bull only, has the right to manu-.
factureand sellthe original John Smiths
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, Ky. Examine
wen the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp is not on the bottle do moi
purchase, or you will be- deceived. See
my column advertisements and my show
card. Twill prosecute anyone infringing
on my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic
Syrup can only be prepared by m yself
The puplic's servant, = -. ~
Louisville KY. ~ gs
For Sale by T. Il. Rains. ga r,f,r .fssr,
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hereby announce myself Candidate for
Chancellor Of the 4th Chancery Division, en-
bracing the counties of Williams on, Maury,
Marshall, Giles, Lewis and Hickman. Eec-
ton on the first Thursday in August next. 81
p" HILARY WARD
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tn the Public.

Having procured from Mr.. Digger
the use Of his Ice Cream Saloon for the
day, and night of Saturday, July 9th,
for the purpose of raising funds for the
Memorial Society, Cream will be served
lii erally:patronized in this laudable un-
dertakiag, 1 am &c yours respectfully
MRS. SALLfE ANDERSON,
Member Of Maury County Memorial So
ciety.
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A ls00l Thing.

The Honorable County Court at its
recent term, appointed commission
ers to receive proposals for the build
ing of the bridge across Duck River
at Columbia, and the bridge will be
built this season. This is one of the
best things ever done by the court,
and we commend them for it. 1t will
take about six thousand dollars to
build the bridge, which is appointed
to be double track.
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| First wheat,

Messs Tpscomb, the enterprising
wholesale and retail grocers, bought a
lotQEpw wheat on last Monday, from
Mr. han 1t commanded only seven
ty-fiveccrts. "First in War, first in
Peace, ard the first to buy new wheat. 2
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seventeenth District.

If Mr.. Huston Payne will consent to
be candidate for Constable in the 18th
civil district of Maury county, he will
find he is the choice of the voters of that
district If he consents to run, let
us hear from him in the next issue of
the HERALD, A VorER.
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The March orImpreyemeut.

The question is, +" How does Shce-
COG ~ Son sell boots, shoes and cloth
ing of such good quality at so low a
price r. Because they buy for cash
and sell for cash.
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sheegog & Son have added to

Sheegog 4 Son have added to their
beautiful list of samples. The most crit
ical, particular and fastidious person can
find somethingt to suit his taste. II he
likes gray or blue, white or Hack, brill
liant OF plain, brown or green, yellow or
purple, rich or CANDY, all he has to do is
to pick Il out and leave his measure. In
order to see the beautiful samples, YOU
will have to 90 by one of the finest lots
of boots and shoes to be found anywhere.
And 30 cheap. Anybody can have have
fine goods, but how few sell them cheap.
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Cumberload COAI.,

We have now in yard d large quantity
of the best Cumberland CRATE Coal which
we viii make to the interest Of all Ito
purchase during the Summer months. h
Leave orders az Martin q Pickard,s. o.
at the Depot. 81 =. HINE & WRIGHT.,,
|, Columbia, juno 16. 1870 i,l-,s 49,. :,
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Z ELAN BROTHERS, being determined to
reduce their stock before Fall purchases,
are now Offering 9 new line Of Dress
Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, &C., at
extremely low prices, and many ofthem
below first cost. Call and see them and
secure a bargain. j - sfEr7l r.f,,t
iunel0tf. . tff3.sg.s a.. 20, ..,.,.,i 81, b,
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ELECTION HOTICE.
A 1ase - yuages for tho August Flee

a 1ase - yudges for tho August Elcc
~ $50 ten, 1650.
b. DIT. I. {ad8es, Robert Sowell, Miles
Potts John Fly. Receiver, John Nc
4 Di:e 4 osesse Kennedy, Thos. Tret
WY yohh Morrison. Receiver, VIM
DEs. & Harden Msybsrry, Hampton
Ingste. VIM. Fox. Receiver, Charles
Dist I. 81. O. Gillom, A. D. Bryant
James Casky. Receiver, John T. Serb
p Dist. s. ,waB. Ramon, Joseph Love
James T. Moore. Receiver, F. NJ. Gallo
Dist. 9. N. Alternately, Matt Moore
Wiley Embry. Receiver, Newton Rem
| 1ro.
1 Dist. .. Thomas J. Perry, J. B. Stock
ard, John N. Alexander. Receiver, Ru'
|. Dist. 8. S. M. Medley, H. M. Sullivan
T. w. Estes. Receiver, w. M. Nealy.
+ Dist. o. William NJ. Fleming, William
Park, Thos. J. Crosby. Receiver, J. s
Dist. 10. Judges, lafayette Anderson
g. W. sAayes, James A. Fleming. Re
ceiver, Preston Fleming. 40
Dist. II. Judges, Montgomery Irwin
Thomas Foster, James Howard. Recei.
ver, w. A. Alexander. "a.
|. Dist. IL Judges, Green Ingram, Alex.
ander Orr, Scott Stone. Receiver, F. M
Ricketts,. 9, go
Dist. 13. Judges, J. II. Elicit, J. NJ
Goodloe, Mumf0rd Smith. Receiver, H
Dist. IA. Judges, NJ. Kinzer, Geo. Lips.
comb, Samuel ]. Strayhorn. Receiver
r. N. Mcbride. st.a
Dist. Is. Judges, L. A. Grimes, e. II
Curry, Eli Akin. Receiver, Y. j. Pogue
Dist: Ie. Judges, 8. H; Page, T. Noles,
j. j. Patton. Receiver, John L. Isom.
Dist. IL. Judges, VIM. S. Adkins, Thos
Pigg, Henry Hudspeth. Receiver, Capt
George w. Rnzer.
Dist. Is. Judges, John Addison, John
w. Kinzer, w. T. johnson. Receiver.
James Cook.
Dist. 10. Judges, Reece Alexander, J.
NJ. Preast, J. NJ. Oakley. Receiver, b.
A. Nichol.
Dist. 20. hudges, s. J. Roberts, e. C.
Alexander, John j. Mangrum. Receiver,
George Dodson.
Dist. p. Judges, H. P. Leftwich, Jas.
P. Moore, F. j. Ewing. Receiver, L. F.
Lanier. ,-----
Dist. %. Judges, w. w. Miller, John
B. Bunch, d. N. McMeen. Receiver, NJ.
Renfro.
Dist. q. Judges, James Y. Harrison,
VIM. Hardison, A. B. Phillips. Receiver,
J. C.Park.
Dist. "a. Judges, George Barker, VIM.
Rumage, George w. Furgerson. Re-
ceiver, Henry Johnson.
Dist. Is. Judges, Ezra Hardison, w. 8.
Hurt, Capt. Billington. Receiver, Will
lam Tisdale.
Voters will remember there is no certi-
ficate or tax receipt required.
- SIMS LATTA, Shift.
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In this county, on Cathey's Creek, on last
Sunday, by Rev. J. H. Morton, Rev. John
Morton and Mss E. 4. Crpwell. 81 M -,
In this county, on Bear Creek, on last Sun
day, at the residence Of Mr. J. J. Bryant, the
brides father, by Rev. David r. Soweil Of the
New Ruin country, Mr.. David McRady and
Miss Hester Bryant. hfd se ~
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Cotton blooms.

TheollowiDg farmers have brought
OF senu cotton blooms: Mr.. McGin-
lyon Irs N X. Perkins place, Mr.. ID.
j lEste, Mr.. L. l.. Williams, Maj. John
II Al,erson, and Esq. Daimwood of
Bear treek. rv nfa 80
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-07-08

! ADVERTISING will not sell worthless
medicines long, as many persons have
doubtless discovered: but medicine
that recommends itsolf, as Summons
Liver Regulator does on trial, only re-
quires to be kept before the public to
insure success.
+ W. A. REID 4 CO., =
Props. Macon (Ga.) Daily Telegraph.
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Use Magnetic Equine Remedies.
Beauty, Durabiiity ana Comfsrt. Z

Sheegog & Son earnestly invite the
attention of all who desire good
boots, shoes, hats and clothing which
are manufactured with special view to
fit and wear well. ''iti s.
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Two of our counfv officers

Two Of our county officers were reliev.
ed of their watches on last Saturday.
One had lain down to take a nap and af.
ter falling asleep his watch guard was
cut and his watch taken The other
hung up his coat and vest, and on put
ting it on again he found his watch gone.
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10 J.W. PARKER.

In order to reduce my stock, I viii sell
fine assG5tment Of dress goods azy
Grenadines, Lawns, Pique, Peracie,
Jaconettes, Chombras, &c, also o good
line of Russo tarlatans, and white goods
generally GEO. w. McCoRD. y
|
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-07-08

We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
s. FLEMING as q ca ndid for Chant clio. = Of
this Division, At. the ensuing election on the
first Thursday in August next. .-ssI'la9a IL
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large Potatee.

We h.e sn Irish potato, raised by
Mrs. JOIN Sratton, which is as large as q
Dutchnln'sdouble fists. 1t has 5S.eyes.
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Gone.

The fair Southrons-brunette and
blonde-who have been the delight of
our city during the past month-have
gone back to their own sunny Cline
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Hsuse and Lot for sale.

Twill sell privately house and lot sit
uated in the beautiful and pleasant lit
tie village Of South Columbia, fOrmerl,
owned by J. F. ,Wilber.' It Is pleasantly
situated on Galloway ST., and contains
five rooms and acellar, with iouthOuses
Good well in the yard. A bargain will
be offered; For price and terms Of sale
apply to the undersigned, near r. r.
depot. :" 80 81 l.i' R-''ti' !
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ANNO,UNC ZEN T s
FOR CHANCELLOR

We are authorized to announce Hon. TIlOS'
NJ. JONES, of Giles county, as a candidate for
CHANCELLOR in this Division. Election first
Thursday in August. &
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Msrtsases. etc.
|. ~ C. M Sfaela to F. III. Watkfn

MoFfGASes, etc.
J. B. & c. NJ. Steele to F. III. Watkins,
Trust. 'f 1F3ssl ~ 80 ~ -
H. L. Collier to L. J. Collier, Gin. = =
James Flack to T. w. d j. II. Blair,
Leases.
johnson Perry to Thomas Jones, Lien.
A. j. Warren to J. 8. Bingham, Mort
gage.
j. Frierson to r. T. Wilson, Mortgage.
A. H. Mooney to VII. Watson, Title
ROud =
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McKISNEY & SMITH keep New and
Second-handi Pianos of the best makers
Tor sale and rent, at less than Nashville
prices. - - $500. ...r -.
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4eNSWEe6 T6kens and Malle g Order
i Sheegog q Son are now prepared to
have yod a. coat, pants or vest made Of
any kind OF goods, as we havo- over
two hundred samples to select from.
Call and see them. iHs ff3oGs AsAii ,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-07-08

THE candidates for Magistrate in the
2lth or Rock Spring District, are Geo. p.
Whitaker, ID. X. Hayes, and VIM. Hol-
comb. 1t is rumored that J. n. Will
liams, formerly the one-armed constable.
| will also run. RUFF Lizenby will run
also.
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~ ~ fIlrsggs,lf Lisa Ia :,
coed water. Fare AZ. ana He~rshy,

- s."tSSrr'ss ~ Sna = h e l's1
,..,,,- H., Fo6A
Can be found 1t Bon Aqua Springs,
at 80 per cent. less price than other
watering places, The train leaves
Nashville at half, past ! O'clock p. "a.
for Burns station, and arrive at half
past 4 O'Clock, where you meet . con-
veyancc that takes you direct to the
springs, a. distance Of 8 miles over a
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ron ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We: are authorised to announce FRANK
MATTHEW'S. ofLawrence county, as ,candi-
date for Attorney general for this Judicial cir
cult, composed 'of the counties Of Lawrence,
Giles, Maury, Marshall and Williamscnll.ll az.
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Roots and shoes.

GEO w McCoRD sells the Miles and
Honey work cheap, and always has. a
full assortment, a,
If
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware of Counterfeitsi Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterieited, and the
eounterfster brought togrief.
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The Grand Camp of the Order of Pale
Faces assemblies in Nashville on the
18th. ra~ -sT-.r
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We are authorized to announce Col. w. 3.
McLEMORE as candidate for Circuit Judge Of
this District Election first Thursday IN Au-
gust, 1870. i-'.' y. ~
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P. MARTIN as candidate for Circuit Judge
of this Circuit. Election on the first Thursday
of August next. 3-iit..9H s=fa r5Tsis.iv
sslS l.LA "a