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CAREERS CKEEK STATION, }
Nav 18th, 1870. {

DEAR HERALD: The cool nights
and mornings that have prevailed for
moro than week have had the double
effect of making our cotton pale, and
our farmers blue. Although L have
heard a good deal Of complaint, how.
ever, I do not think there has up to
the present been any material damage
done.
The Sunday School at Lasting
Hope has been recognized, and is in
a flourishing condition, with A. +.
Johnston, Superintendent, r. A. Nc
Kay, Assistant Superintendent, r. III.
Foster, Secretary, and S. r. Alexan-
der, Treasurer. The school numbers
about fifty pupils, and all seem to take
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have received many testimonials fror, pro-
Iessienai and medical men, as my almanacs and
various publications have shown. all of which .,e
genuine. The following from highly educateJ
and popular physician in Georgia, is certainly
one OF the most sensible communications Ihav,s
ever received. DIR. Clement knows exactly vbst
ne speaks Of. and bis testimony deserves In r.
written IN letters Of gold. Hear what the Dr..
says OF BULLS WORM DESTROYER: rr
FnLASew, Wakes County, GA.,| + 4
June -, 1866. I
DR. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir: have recent,x
givea your "worm Destroyer" several Trials.
and md wonderfully eficacious. 1t has nat
failed IN single instance to have the wished.f,
effect ! am doing pretty large country orae-
1ce, and have daily use for some article Of the
Kind. am free to confess that know OF no
remedy recommended by the ablest authors that
Is socertain and speedy in its effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extrehle. Nv
object IN writing you is to find out upon what
9 9s can get the medicine directly from you.
Ii can get II upon easy terms, / shall use
great deal of it. l am aware that the ,Ise Of
such articles Is contrary to the teachings and
practice OF great majority of the regular 1ns ~
N. u. 8, but L see no just cause or rood sense in
discardlng remedy which we know 10 be efs
cient, SIMPLY because We may be ignorant of its
comsinaiion; Fol my part, / shall make It q
RUE 10 use all and any means 10 alleviate suffer.
ing humanity which may be able 10 Command
mot hesitating because some one more ingen
ious than myself may have learned its ef;,rt,
hrst, and secured the sole right to secure that
knowledge. However, an. by no means an sd-
vocate or supporter of the thousands of worthless
nostrums that HOOD the country, that purport to
cure all manner Of disease to which human iesh
Is heir Please reply soon and inform me OF yoir
best terms. am, sir, most respectfully. -
JULiUSP CLEMENT, MD
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arrett'S" received the First Premium.
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware of Counterfeits, Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterieited, and the
counterfeter brought to grief. fff 70
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
Thegenuine article must have DIR. John
BulP private stamp ON each bottle. DR.,
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 nv
private stamp is not on the bottle do not
purchase, or you viii 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 myself
The pupIic's servant, ..
DIR. JOHN BULL
Louisville Ky. q
For Sale by I. I. rains.
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! se.l Eseaae rr..-fsr-.

s18A 6S$ouc Hfuu8Aek8.
Vim. Younger to Thompson Fleming,
80 acres IN 18th district. S5o.ef Gui3 II
al. b Forgey to Win. galloway lV7
.scres IN 18th district, re-transfer. ra5.lor
., sayld Ainc9de 70 David Hargrove, 10,
acres IN 23rd district, $50
., Sxnn Jordan to Mashack Webster.
y zi % y, n Mnssnlpshire, sso.7 iSSS'
:. ~ ~; ~ sexfns to james Jones, ~ acres
3, T.. H.. Watkins 20 Tb,,,as I,.,a "a
acres in Sth district, $50 0' rs
b r. Russey, Attorney 10 w
Mcdonald, interest in Us acres IN, E,,,r a.
tain Creek, $50. 1 lfSf' On JUN ''n' !.
John Z. Moss TOD. N. Swan, e., acres
i'm nth district, 500. fs.,.fs =, "e'es
in 18th district, $50. e, =. 80
w. g. Sedberry to Eli Harris, 70 ss-we
Co., deed. ii-T - 100 9i'l Safil :
: Dee Holt to w. II. stone, Trust. h
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lysOLvENT NOTICE.

have this day suggested 90 the County
Court of Maury county the insolvency of the es-
tate of James p. West, decd Notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against said
estate, 10 file the same with said clerkon or be-
thensicsted according TO law, or they will be
barred. M.v. WEST,
may 17-it. Admir-.
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Edward Henry Seymour, of VIII .
Valley, farmer and manufacturer OF
conundruus, came 10 our city week OF
so ago. -.
Mai. Thos. S. Strattop, Of Lewis coun-
ty, was i'm our city last Saturday. He
represents all quiet in Lewis. The crops
are locking well, and the people are
lanting large crop of goober peas
Only a very small quantity OF COOLERS
have been raised in Lewis county here
tofore, and tie present crop will be an
experimental one.
Mr.. Jehu Harlan, native of Maury
county, but for many years resident of
Mississippi, has returned to our county,
where he will probably settle for life.
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A NOUN MOMENTS
FOR CHANCELLOR.

l hereby announce myself candidate for
Chancellor Of the 4th Chancery Division, en-
bracing the counties of Williamson, Maury.
Marshall, Giles, Lewis and Hickman. Eiec-
ton on the first Thursday in August next
.- . HILARY WARD.
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FOR CIRCUIT IunGE.

We are authorized 10 announce Judge A. NJ.
HUGHES rs candidate for Judge of the llth
Judicial Circuit, embracing Maury, Giles,
Marshall, Williamson and Lawrence counties
Franklin Review and Pulaski Citizen copy,
and send account to this Office.
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+ Col w. j. Sowell, proprietor of the old
Hammer Mills, and Henry Zellner, an
architect and bridge builder of extensive
fame, recently bought the Huey Mill,
and seat. This mill is situated about
five miles from Columbia, up the river,
and the seat is one ofthe finest and most
importont in the county. Mr.. Huey,w was
was too crippled in his means by the war
to make the mills all they deserved to be,
but under the management of Col. Sow
ell and Mr.. Zellner, the mills will be
built in good style and with all the inn.
provements of the age in the mechanic
arts. Mr.. Huey is going to Collins ooun-
ty Texas, and although we regret to lose
SO good citizen, his adopted county
may well he congratulated. 4,r
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One Price fash STARE

Aswe buy for cash and sell for cash. we
can soil you Boots, Shoes and Hats much
cheaper than you can buy elsewhere.
SHEEGot; Il SON.
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BULLS
CedrOn Bitters
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
lARRANSAS:, HEARD FROM
Ttimony Of Medical Mcsn.


SroNEY roisT, White Co, Ark. May q. bs
Dr.. JOHN BrLL-DearSir: Last February I
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, aud I col
some OF your Sarsaparilla and Cedrou Bitters.
My son-in-law, who was with me in the store, has
been down with rheumatism for some time. com
nlencedon the Bitters, and soon found his zen
eral health improved a
Dr. Gist, who has been in bad health, tired
them, and he also improved. q
Dr. Coffee, who has been in bad health for
several years-stomach and liver affectet-ha
improved very much BY the use Of your Bitters.
Indeed the Cedrcn Bitters bas gwen yor great
popularity in this settlement. 1 think could
sell great quantity Of your medicines this far
especially your Cedren Bitters and SarsapariI-
Il. Ship me via Memphis, care Of Rickett &
Nicely. Respectfully,
C:B. WALKER. d
Prepared by DR.. JOIN Bull at his Laboratory
Fifth street, Louisville, Ky. q
For sale BY T. b. RAINS, Druggist, -
to he Post Office, Columbia, Tenn. b /.
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We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
5. FLEMING as ca ndd tr uart,Isi Of
this Division, at the ensuing election on the
FIRST Thursday in August next.
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CRY IrEss.'
Wanted.

Agents and active canva.scrs wan
ted by the PIEDMONT and ARLINGTON
Life Insurance Company, of Rich
mond, Virginia, for Middle Tonnes
see. Address with references,
L. u. Il j. G. EDWARDS,
b Gcnl Agents, Knoxville, Tenn.
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write you to certify that have used DIR.
Simmons Liver Regulator in my family with
complete success. Jw. d. BIRp,
Chattahoochee Fla.
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Dee Holt to w. +. Stone, Trust. "a,
II, w. keesee, to w. J. WhitthOrne Jr.,
Title Bond.
ia. Irvine TO d. n. itoppey, Mort
gage. H'Ie - lF-o - iris l1'
= Will and Alfred Brown tolJ. A Irvine,
Trust iii,.itsgg r,sfi.s.ffE ~
y. y, lMcMeen to Ed. u. Church, Lien.
Lucy \. Hoge TO John W. Terrass,
Power of Attorney.
Harry Alexander to NJ S. Thompson,
Lien - 4fif 81 &. sflt-l.-- = : -
j. w. Henderson TO b. Russcy. Pow
or of Attorney. ~. ,sa- ttt.Isg =.
James \. Gracy to Win.isH- Birehett,
Deed Of confirmation. -
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We are authorized to announce Col JOHN
W. BUF0RD of Williamson county, as can
didate for Attorney General Of tins Judicial
Circuit iils
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A Shot for aCut.

4 personal difficulty took place Se|o
ra. DAYS ago OH. Leiper's Creek between
Bud sicily and Brown Sewell. Brown
married Miss Priest and his brother
Will married Bud Skelly's sister, and
thew all lived in the same house toge-
,ber One day whilo Rud was gone TO
Nashville, the Sewell brothers. wives
fill out and had violent quarrel, and
he, Bud came back f.om Nashville,
his sister. Wills wife, told him all that
had occurred. Being in drink he threat
cned 20 clean out the place. Brown re-
pl,cd that if he would so out doors lie
would fight him fair fight. Out doors
they went. and Skelly made for Seweil.
Brown suspected that Bud had kn'S
open in his hand, and stopped down to
nick up stone. He did not succeed III
getting the rock, and Bud struck at nun
with his knife. Brown threw up ms
arm. and The knife blade went through
his hand into his eye. Sewell now pe-
came as furious as wounded lion, ana
Going into the house he took down ms
doable barreled shotgun, which was
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We are authorized to announce Col. w. 5.
McLEMORE as candidate for Circuit J udge Of
this District. Election first Thursday IN Au-
gust, 1870.
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Pale PAGES.

There will be meeting at the Hall OH
tomorrow night. 4 full attendance is
as business otimportance is to
be transacted.
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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. Il.
Benton Barracks, No., April 80, 1896,
DR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Knowiugtb ef-
ncaey OF your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and
oeneneial qualities it possesses,I send YOU the
following statement of nv case
was wounded about two years aeo-was tn
ken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Beng moved so often, my wounds have not heal
cd et have not sat up q moment since was
wounded. ! am shot through the hips. Nv
general health Is impaired, need something 10
ASSIST nature have more faith in your Sarsa-
pariiia than In anything else. wish that
tnat IS genuine: Please express me half dozen
Sotties, and oblige
Carr. c. P. JOHNSON, 81. Louis.
P.S.-The following was written Apr;l IA.
1850, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt.
Johnson: -"
DIR. JOHN BULL-Dcar Sir: Ny husband. DIR.
Z. 3: johnson. was a skilIful surgeon and physi-
clan In central New York, where he died leaving
the above Z. p. johnson to my care. At thirteen
years OF age he had o chronic dfarrhea and
scroiuia, for which gave him your Ssrsaparilla.
ed 1t to many in New York, Ohio and Iowa, for
scrofula, fever sores, and eneraldebility. Per-
feet success has attended it. The cures effected
IN some cases of scrofula and fever sores were
almost miraculous. am very anxious for MY
son TO again have recourse to your Sarsaparil-
la. Heis fearful Of citing a spurious article.
hence his writing you for it, His Wounds
were terrible but belive he will recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON
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One secondhand Woods Self Rake)
for 500. Enquire of Col.WM. M. VooR-
HES tfaplS ra.I--
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MEN AND BOYs'CLorHIyc
Made to Order,

TO to SHEEGoG & SoN if you want Il
Coat. Pants, OF Vest and sec their
samples of all kinds which they will
have made for YOU i'm the best STYLE.
and much cheaper than ever offered
here ..54
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We are authorized to announce Judge wM.
p. MARTIN rs candidate for Circuit Judge
of this Circuit. Election on the first Thursday
of August next.
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OUTRAGED,

4 well,known lady applied to the
cent Of the Great Henderson Co., ky.
Pro ,yehcmc, day or two since, for five
,;clets i'm the Scheme, and he was com
relied 10 inform her that the calls upon
him had been so urgent during the last
few days, that he could not crafty her
wishes until he could send TO headquar-
tcrs TO obtain fresh lot. This seemed
70 excite her ire, and she went off in
high dudgeon, cxclaiming that she would
rot submit to have her feelings so out
RACED. She Immediately sat down and
enclosed her order with the money, TO
Mr.. Alexander, the Agent, Louisville,
and expects to draw the capital prize
We understand that agents will be :up>
plied with tickets as long as they last.
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FORCOsGRESs.

We are authorized to announce Hon. DOR
SEY u. THOMAS as candidate for CON
GRESS at the ensuing election. ~
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iithey want the Best and Cheapest Boots,
Shoes and Hats i'm Col Gmbia.
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.AR0uND TOMN.

FIRES, though decidedly heterodox at
this season of the year, were full of COM
fort last week. @A so,4,S }itHE
COLUMBIA needs a Town Hall as bad
As certain bachelor friend of ours need 8
wife.
THE Water Works should have lar>
ger Reserv dir 80 = 'A'r r i=..s e,-
The Reservoir ought to be ON Mount
Parnassus. - "a i2i ~. Pc tE ri.-
WE learn that.the Maury County Ag-
ric1ltural, Mechanical and Live Stock
Society is discussing the propriety of
moving the Fair Grounds to the John L.
Smith place, near the Depot. We trust
that the Directors will conclude to make
the change, ..as il would be greatly to the
interest Of our:peoplc, as well as to the
Fair ITSELF Persons in other cities COM
plain that it is more trouble for them to
go FROM. Columbia to the Fair Grounds
than to come to Columbia by Railroad.
The President, v. p. and Directors are
men of taste and Judgment, and if the
grounds are changed to Columbia, they
will no doubt make the Maury County
Fair Grounds the most attractive in all
the state.
The NJ. Il. S. s. Picnic last Friday
was a very pleasant affair. Mays d
Dodson deserve the thanks Of all con-
cerned for the liberality they displayed
in furnishinglthe School transportation
to the Mcguire Grove. Uncle Tommy Is
also we'll thanked
q. W. Seay, Esq, for number of years
the accomplished Cashier of Bank at
this place before the war, and now the
popular and efficient Secretary for the
Nashville 4 Decatur II. R., at Nashville,
was in our city and at the " edding last
Tuesday evening. E Ha
H. A. McLemore, of the firm of McLe-
more Il Rodgers, proprietors of the Neap-
oils Mills, was i'm our city the otheday.
Col. w. s. MCLEMoRE, candidate for
Circuit Judge, was in our city the other
day. a4s .-r
Two of Nashville's most fascinating
bcaux, A. Z. wilkerson, Esq, and Robt
Martin, Esq, have been luxuriating in
our country town.
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Mar.haII County Jail Brokcn Open
Marriage a, 81. Peter, church.

Last Tuesday night a long talked of
marriage took place in the Episcopal
Church in this city. Long before the
hour announced, 81. o'clock, the church
was crowded with handsome women and
well>dressed men. A little before nine
O'Clock Prof Esteyc flooded the church
with enchanting strains ofmusic (com-
posed by him for the occasion,) which
announced that the "bride and the BRIDE
groom cometh.'t After their arrival, ac-
companied by four beautiful ladies and
as MANY accomplished and elegant gen.
tlemen, Rev. Mr.. Beckett united Mr..
IIJCIUs FRIBRsoN and Miss SARAH
KATHARINE MORGAN in the holy bonds
of matrimony, by the beautiful marriage
service of the Episcopal Church.
ATTENDANTS.
Capt. j. White S. Fricrson and Miss
jamie Arnell.
Mr.. William Morgan and Miss Mollie
Baird.
Mr.. James Is. Childress and Miss Clip
pie Facler.
Mr.. S. ID. +. McEwon and Miss Mary
Alison, of Nashville.
Owing to recent severe family af1iic-
tions. no cards were issued. After the
ceremony was over the bridal party left
tie church, followed by another grand
and beautiful Epithalamium by Professor
Esteve, and proceeded to the residence of
Mr.. John +. Morgan, where a number of
friends met to tender their congratula-
tions. Mr.. Frierson and his beautiful
and peerless bride left on Wednesday
morning OH a bridal tour through the
Northern States and Canada.
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MARRIED..

On the evening of the 18th inst, at the resi-.
OF the brides mother, near Wiliamsport
by the Rev. Ed. II. Lyons, Mfr. r. ". Mcbride
and Miss Helena j. Williams. gs'ifur Jltf u
liz Ii ATTENDANTS
Dr. q. w. Gray and Miss Lizzie Chafiin, and
Mr.: Otey Walker and Miss Leonora Moore.
Robert has bid final adieu to his bachelor
friends, and entered the happy circle of delight
cd benedicts, giving them good example, and
securing for himself companion that does
credit to his head and heart
The bride and her attendants were arrsye,l
IN pure, sPotless white, emblematic of the pu-
fity OF that love which animates the heart of
woman when she resigns her earthly happiness
70 the keeping OF her chosen ono.
The Doctor and Otey acted well their parts,
but probaciJ they would rather be. principals
the next time-especially the Doctor ~ IL
/ The inner man was we'll cared for in the
shape of substautials, as well as viauds, that
please the fastidious. Nothing occurred To
mar the quiet happiness of the occasion. F'ilF
n On the evening of the 18th there was a ,ccep-
ton party at the residence of the bridegroom's
mother, where again was enjoyed the society Of
friends and relatives, and n profiision of such
things as tend to make one feel complainant.
Not sigh was heard" unless it was from
some one who felt regret that some one else
was not readyt to get married, or some other one
who would like to marry. rs
At Hurricane Switch, May Isl, 1870, byF.A.
Burke, J. p, Mr.. w. A. L. Cox and Miss Bet
tie Tunnel. -''fi if
n On the 9Th of May, 1910, at the residence of
J. d. Hill, Esq, BY +. A. Burke, J. p. Mr.. d.
w. Kinks and Miss Sallie Z. Deuham.
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We have received two interesting COM
munications from Williamsport, but
have not room for them-thcir turn
came too late for this grinding. "River-
Side" gives good account of the grow
ing crops, says there is a fine stand OF
cotton and corn. The farmers have conf
menced chcpping through and harrow
ing the cotton, and a great many have
.'r::n around" their corn. The people OF
the village are regular church-goers, and
their health is quite good. He wants us
10 come down the river i'm Eds canoe,
to three days fishing spree which Will
Transport will take with eight trotlines.
Joe Slow is "mighty fundy." He
gives a rich account of great rOad-work
ing which occurred the other day at Will
Transport, preparing for the inspection
of the Grand Jury. He tells how every
body, black and white, worked manfully
until the road was completed:
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Another Fight mt Bigby willie.

One day i'm the latter part of last week,
Capt. James c. Cooper, Constable of the
Mt. Pleasant country, went to Bigbyville
for the purpose of collecting an account
against Mr.. Pinneo, one of the cambat-
tants i'm the late hand-grenade fight, at
that place. Pinneo failed to.pay the ac-
count, and Mr.. Cooper remarked that he
had not expected to collect the money.
When Mr.. said this Pinneo heard it and
commenced cursing Cooper. Being an
officer of the law, Mr.. Cooper restrained
himself for some time, and finally, being
unable TO stand it any longer, he asked
Fsauirc Holden how much Of that sort of
of thing constable ought TO take. The
Squire told him he had right to de-
fcnd himself; whereupon Cooper seized
an - and started for. Pipneo, who
,,cw the track. He said he "wanted no
difficulty"
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COMMERCIAL.


Since our last report of the activity of
the cotton market when some of the best
grades commanded as high as Il cents. a
marked decline has occurred, and none
but fancy lots now will reach as much as
~ cents, while stained and dirty cotton
Is dull at 10 cents. We fear our plan
tiers missed the goldenopportunity when
they refused to sell at the last rise. :
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y. S.-Ihe following was written April 80,
1850, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Can't,
johnson: ~"
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We now have and intend keeping the
best shop handmade work In the United
States, which will be sold at low prices
for cash-all Of which we warrant fully,
and if not as represented, will return the
money: SHEEGoG & Son.
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Can be bought from SHEEEOG & Son
much cheaper than ever sold here.
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Not aGood PLACE

Notice is hereby given that the bluff
above the Columbia Mills, is no longer a
good place for all the horses and COWS
that die about Columbia. L wish the
men that left the two at the ascorner of
nylot were confined in their carcassess,
with pole-eats for associates, and no 9th
er food than wild onions, there foreman
during their natural lifetime, except one
hour each day during time; Any in
formation as 10 Who they are, will be
thankfully resolved and literally re-
warletl i IN. JyAraur
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TOWN AND COUNTY,.


Al par5iy personal cards viii be inserted in
the HExAtp rs advertisements.
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ron ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We are authorized TO announce w. N. cow
DEN, Of Marshall county, as candidate for
Attorney General Of this Judicial Circuit
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We are authorized to announce Capt. JOE
H.FUSSELL, Of Maury county, as candidate
for Attorney General of this District