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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-06
TO THE
Farmers Of Maury County.

Having purchased the county right of Mau-
~ County Tor
Lazear'S Portable Fence
I call the attention of the farmers of Maury
have used or examined it, to be the best and
cheapest Fence ever introduced to the public;
This Fence is so constructed that every. panel
forms passage-way for a team by lifting out
the panel from the lock, viii sh is not only con-
venient but saves time and distance in driving
around to the gate in order to pass from one
field to another. 1t has many other a1vanta-
ses over ether fences. All we ask Is for farm
crs to try il. We are Offering farm rights on
easonabie terms. For further particulars APP
" 10 JOHN f. HALEY,
pJuue l6 Bigbyyille, Tenn
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OVER THE COUNTY.

ESQ. CAsKEY, of the 4th civil district
has moved to Texas.
THERE is considerable sickness in the
neighborhood of Akin's Chapel.
In the neighborhood of Bucksnort
near the residence of Esq. II. G. CHAT
FIN, eight rattlesnakes were killed in q
log. A dog was bitten, but by proper
treatment it recovered.
THE Hampshire Turnpike Company
are getting that thoroughfate in good
condition. Contractors are steadily at
work in front of Gen. WHITTHoRNE's
beautiful residence.
A man named ADAMS was arrested re-
Gently at Sawdust Valley, and brought
before Justice w. r. MCKENNoN,
charged with borrowing corn from his
neighbors in their absence.
GEORGE w. HOWELL, recently sold to
LUKE SUMNER WHITE, twelve acres of
land, in Suck Island Bend, 10th dis
trict, ten miles West from Columbia, for
one hundred and twenty-five dollars
cash, per acre. This land lies in the
back-woods, away from good roads, etc.
and yet it brought $l25 cash, per acre.
Mr.. LEVI KING has rented the remain
der of the farm, 90 acres, for $40 per
year, five years.
OUR readers will recollect that several
months since, Mr.. JACK BYNUM built
house at the Sulphur Spring, on Bear
Greek, tor the purpose of selling whls-
key in it, and that the citizens OF Bear
Creek entered an earnest protest against
the establishment of grocery at the
Spring. Mr.. BYNUM did not sell whis-
ky in it, and the people of Bear Creek
are talking of buying the building and
converting it into house of worship.
They propose to let preachers of all de-
preach in it, and to estab-
lish Union Sabbath School in it.
On the 9th of last January, fine
mare mule was stolen from the stables
of little JAMES T. MOORE, of the 25th
civil district. He is an energetic, never
dying man, and advertised the theft,
through the papers and hand bills, and
kept up a diligent search. 1t was all
without avail, however, until short
time ago, young man named JAMES
ESTES, died within few hundred yards |
Of the stable, out of which the mule was
stolen. Before he died, however, he
confessed that he had stolen Mr.. |
MooRE's mule, and had taken it to
Haywood county, and sold it. He had
saved the saddle, and after recognizing |
his, Mr.. MOORE went to Brownsville,
and found the mule in a dray or wagon.
We recently had the pleasure of seeing |
IN old letter written from Liverpool,
England, in 1889, to Gen. L. j. POLK,
and JAMES JACKSON, two farmers of this |
county, giving them the pedigree of
'Cassius," a celebrated Premium Bull |
Of England. In the same year Gen
POLK and Mr.. JACHsoN sold the Bull |
'Cassius," to G. w. POLK, for fifteen
hundred dollars. This makes Col. POLK /
'he owner of the first thorough bred
bull, ever brought to Maury County,
and one of the very best ever imported |
since. He has kept the Cassius breed,
and almost gave many of his descend
ants away, in order that the county |
might become filed with blooded stock.
Although the war swept away nearly
from him, he has few good |
,alves, left, and number of them took |
premiums at our last Fair, without hay
ng had care or preparation.
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Having attached Mr.. Leftwich's ste snn
engine to the Hunter Mills, on Carriers Gre, x.
We are prepared to grind wheat and co N
for custom, and the people can do VIII; Vt
they like with it, eat it, sell it, or feed it to-
the chickens Bring ON your wheat.
J. NJ. HUNTEE,
~ ft4 T. :. IEETwICH.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.

Extract of O. Letter from Georgia.
ViLLAsow, WALKEg Co., Ga,
June IS.
DR.. JOHN Bull Dear Sir-i have recenny
given your Worm Destroyer several trials, and
find it wonderfully efficacicus lthas not failed
in single instance to have the wished for effect.
am doing pretty large country practice, and
have daily use for some article of lbe kind.
/ am, sir, respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, 81. d.
P.S.-So unqualified and numerous are TIE
testimonials in favor of my Worm ID, stroyeT,
that newspaper space is entirely too siaali 10
tell IFS merits. 1t Is an iniallible r, nedy fr
worms. Try it and be convinced Sec n.s
Journal for more full description,
JOHN BILL.
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CITY ITEMS.
EOuusI.

negro ofercd to sell gold bracelet to a
bright little son of DR.. Dixon, duriog the Fair,
for fifteen cents, and he very wisely bought it
for the purpose of restoring it 10 its owner.
The fair owner can get it by calling at this
onic Oct. G-:f.
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Jones' Academy.

The ne. 1T annual session of Jones Acade-
my will begin on the fourth Monday (2Stll
OF Augu st. Prof. +. Herr will continue to
have CT sarge of the music department.
July Ic-tL.
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To be Hung.

- Bon BEATTY, (col.,) for numbering his
wife, has been sentenced to be hung on
the 10th Of November, 1871. This will
be the first hanging in Maury County in
80 years, except by Judge LYNCH.
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Notice.

Persons wanting lumber of any and all de-
scriptions, well seasoned. can get it at lowest
market prices Of Daniel Leibhart. on tho
Booker Farm" near Cross Bridges. All Or
ders promptly filed. Reference-Col. John
w. Huntington, Columbia. aug4.3n.
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Youths and Boys Clothing.
We are receiving splendid assortment of
Youths and Boys Clothing. Call and see
US before you buy for your boys.
Sent. Is WILLIAMS 4 TYLER.
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No tice.

All persons indebt,d to the firm of d. A.
DUGGER & Co., are he. eby notified to come
forward at once and sett 'e, or they will find
their accounts In the han. is OF w. Z. Shep-
perd, q. NJ. g., for collection.
"a VIM, I. TIMMoNS,
Aug. G, 1871. Attorney.
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Ray XA0dfnr

Ray NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D, IS. Gasang.
This is the second notice to on 7 CUSTOMERS,
and the third one will be in Clint Shepperd's
hands. unless those indebted to MS comes
forward by the nrst day of Novel 1ber next
and settle their Indebtedness to us.
Aug. %. LIPscoMB Enos
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AGUE AND FEVER
OruChills and Fever.


The proprietor of this celebrated medici,
justly claims for it a superiority yer all rene
dies ever offered to the public forthe SAFE, CIR
TAIN, SPEEDY and PERMANENT cure Of Ague ard
Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether os short or
long standing. He refers to the entire Southern
and Western country to bear him testimony 10
the truth of the assertion, that in no case what
ever will il fail to cure if the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In a great
many cases single dose has been sufficient
for cure, and whole families have been cured
by single bottle, with perfect restoration Of
the general health. 1t is. however, prudent,
and in every case more certain to cure, il ils
use is continued in smaller doses for week Or
two after the disease has been checked, more
especially in difficult and long standing eases
Usually this medicine will net require any aid
to keep the bowels in good order. Should the
patient. however, req lire a ciihaEtic medicine,
after haviag taken three or four doses of the
tonic, a single dose Of BULL's VEGETABLE FAM
LIZ PILLS will be sufficient.
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1t is Hymes & Hiylc's Meat House, next door
to Andrews Hardware Store. Give US a call,
we're open all day. Meat delivered anywhere
within the corporation, free of charge.
0nt H-lf
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To The Public.

Mrs NJ Bryant has just returned from
her trip to the North, and brings oceans
of beautiful and cheap goods. Call and
see her.
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WILLIAMS q TYLER inform their friends
and the public that they are receiving the
largest and best stock of Clothing, Cloths,
Cassimers, Vestings, and gents furnishing
goods ever brought to this market, which
they will sell at reasonable prices fer cash,
or to prompt customers on short time. All
accounts made with US are due when called
for. unless by special contract.
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ANDREWS, MAyEs, d Co.. offer harlws re,
'cuti,ry, and every thing else in their line at
terms as low, if not lower, than they were
ever offered in this m,rket.
Sspt e.
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Bricks Bricks!!

j. H. Weaver has a large kiln of well
burned brick which he will sell very low Tor
cash. If you wish to purchase, call at the
Grocery of Weaver & Hildreth, where you
will ind man to count the brick and take
the money.
He will also contract for brick work.
Mt. Pleasant, Sept. Sth.-lm.
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"A large v; Usety Of clocks just received and
for sale at over prices than ever before Of
cred in this market, AMI warranted by,
septS-4t j. H. JAMES.
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FOl. Sust OF EAcshHHbN.
A splendid Sorghum Mill and Evapora-
tors compile te, for sale cheap for cash, or ex-
change for horses, cattle, or sheep. Address
7. N. McL more, Spring Hill, Tenn.
Iu1v 11f-f
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SANTA FEE ITEMS.
COTTON

OOIION
Is coming in very freely from the
santa Fe country. The seed is very
dry and will gin well, though owing
to the dry weather the yield will be
light, even on the SIN all area planted.
THE CORN CROP
Is much better than was anticipated,
the early paintings turning out very
well. Farmers are fattening m any
hogs. So Santa Fe Valleys will be
well supplied with hog and hominy,
If there are but few biscuit and green
backs. Sante Fe has been blessc 1 this
fall with two interesting revivals, one
in the Methodist and one in the Pres
byterian Churches. But little wheat
being sowed.
THE WEATHER
is SO dry, the ground SO hard, the
prospect for wheat is dull for the next
year.
THE MERCHANTS O
have not got their fall goods, vet;
there viii be but few goods bought
this fall for the prospects are dull in
all lines of business. Sante Fe has q
PICTURE GALLERY
doing brisk business.
COL. GOODWIN
is rebuilding and ref1tting his store
house, which win add greatly to the
looks of the place, and probably soon
add another dry goods house to the
business of the village.
MRS. BYERs,
wife of ANDERSON BYERs, ESQ.,, died
suddenly on last week. She was sub
ject to disease of the heart. On the
evening of her death she seemed in
usual health, at supper ate her supper,
and before eight o'clock was dead,
leaving an affectionate husband and
family.
\ man who calls himself WIN BLA OK
was arrested last Monday by officers
LATTA and DowELL, on suspicion of
being the murderer of Mrs. HAMBLIN,
who was murdered near Nashville. On
being questioned as to where he was
from, he answered, Nashville. Said he
knew nobody this side ofthe Ohio riv-
err, although he painted a boarding
house at Nashville. He is very sus-
picious looking individual. He was
placed in Jail, and Q telegram sent to
Nashville. He was ordered to be left
in prison by the authorities there, but
another man being found, on the N,
W. Road, he was released. He II with
out doubt the man who was described.
as being near the scene of the murder,
and Acknowledges to having been near
there.
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All kinds of Grass Seeds, inclu ding Glover,
Timothy, Orchard Grass, Blue Grass, etc /, for
sale by ANDREWS, MAYEs & Co.
Sept. %.
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RuY for Cash,

And ave Is per cent, which you can do in
Boots, Shoes and Hats at Sheegos Sons.
Sept. o.
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W. Pzzrui.

Three New Dwelling Houses, suitable for
small families.
e. w. Pxmrrs,.
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100000 pounds Dried Apples,
100000 Peaches,
For which 1 will pay the highest market
price. GEORGE HODGE
Columbia Sep. lst.@tf.
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BULLS BULLS
SARSAPARILLA.

ST. LcUIs, April 60.
DIX. JoHs BULL Dear Sir-Knowinr the eff
ciency OF your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and
beneficial qualities ii possesses, / seud you the
following statement of my case: r.
was wounded about two years agG-was
taker prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Being moved so often, my wounds have not
healed yet. Ihave not sat up nIomeLt since ]
was wounded. | am shot through the hips.
Ny general health is impaired, and need so1De-
thing TO assist nature; | have rnre faith ~
your Sarsaparilla than in anything else. visa
that to be genuine. Please express me halt
dozen bottles, and Cblige,
CAPT c. p. JOHNSON.
P.S.-Nr. JOHNSON was the son Cfzsllfa
surgeon. His mother reeommcnde to her
friends. and for many years used my SaTsa7s-
riila with perfect success. In Serofula AMI f.
yer sores Mrs. Johnston states that the cures
effected were almost miraculous. Read nv
Journal for extended information and advice Ia
your case. Ny Journal contains ecrtilics ies OF
eminent persons, ministers and medical nen-
men who are known here in this community for
integrity and vcraelty. have recently re-
ceiyed a most remarkable certificate from an
eminent gentleman of Louisville.
JOHN BULL:
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New Houses for Sale Or EeJif.
New houses for sale or rent in South Us
Iumia. j. b. STEE- lf-
July22.
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Go to Sheegog & Son if you want a good
pair of Boots or Shoes at a lower price for
cash than can be bought in any other part
of the State. [Sept. p.
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One Price
CAAH &r0RE.

Our stock of hand made Boots and Shoes
for Fall and Winter, are received, and will
be sold very low for cash. Every pair war
ranted. SHEEGOG q sun.
Sept. 2.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
Fresh and cheap, Sugar, Molasses and Syrup,
of the best brands, Carolina Rice, Bacon, Mess
Pork, Lard, Sugar Cured Hams, Flour and
Neal, Candles and Coal Oil, and everything
usually kept in Wholesale Grocery. And
they make speciality of all kinds of Farm and
GARDEN SEEDS.
Everything New-Everythingbought low for
CssE and everything sold low
FOR CASH
Oct, %. 1s69-1y.
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Ready Made Clothing for mere song, at M.
J0seph's. lSept. I'm.
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NJ. Joseph has great bargains in Dress e6sds.
Sept. G2.-2m
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IA Cochran appointed guardian and
gave bond. ~ aeS .,,Frs5 fsiYk
Ordered that Mrs Jas Brinkley, Ad-
m:nistratrix. be notified to settle with |
the Clerk.
RM Nicholson and F NJ Fuller, gave
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R1nIar Shingles.

10 dozen 6ne Hose at 10 cents. at NJ Jo-
seph's. lSept. N--2ni.
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Wanted.

any other house, at II. Joseph's.
Sept. 2.-2m.
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=. W. PHILIPS, on the corner of High and
Depot Streets. near the Railroad Depot. is now
in receipt Of new lot of Goods, which he is
as uaual, selling little lower than any other
House in the City.
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Clocks.

. 10000 vel Tow poplar shingles for sale at
SO per thou sand. Apply to j. r. AeClel-
land.
Iulx IL
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For Sale.

100000 shingles, at sLeO a thousand.
July 22-mS. j. u. STEELE.
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Get your Boots and Shoes at NJ. Joseph's.
Sent. 22.--2m.
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sheegos & Son

Best kentucky Jeans very cheap. at III. Jo-
seph's. [Sept. 22--2m.
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A Gard TO my Former Patrons and
,s4 Friends.
Having visited all the principal cities North
and East during the past summer, and posted
myself on the latestimprovements in Photog-
raphy. am prepared to do as good work as
can be found in this or any other state. at
prices to suit the times. Please give me call
at the old stand.
II. P.SRAvY, Photographer,
Oct. 9. Columbia Tenn
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Tn Merchants

A good store house for rent
GEORGE HODGE.
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CELEBRATED
Smiths TONIC SYRUP

FOR THE CURE OF
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THE COMBINED
FIAT AND Ell UTING IRON.

l am now actually selling the best Fluting
and Flat Iron Combined ever known, for on
ly $3.50.
IT FLUTES DRESS GOODS
Equally as well ss Linen Fabrics, and Is 90
simple that child can use 1t. IT is not snly
o First-Class Fluter, but a Polishing iroH.
alone worth the money. Sold BY ,o,n.u
1t Martin K Piekard's, Wholesale Grocers,
April lilly. Columbia, IeEs'
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PERFuMERY,

i ERFUMERY,
Cosmetics, and Hair Preparations ofcvery va
riety ..
.LANDRETH's
WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
All kinds.
i INSCRIPTIONS
Carefully compounded at all hours, day or night.
We have secured the services Of Mr.. X. u.
HENDRIcK, who has had six years experience In
the prescription business. Our patrons may
rely upon having prompt attention at all hours.
Our stock of
SHEET MUSIC.
Viii be found to be theargest ever brought to
the county All New Music received as sOon
as published. A full supply of
INSTRUCTION BOOKS FOR ALL INSTRC-
MENTS,
PIANO COVERS. STOOLS, vIO1INs.
Banjos, Flutes, Flies, FlageOlefs. Clar-
fonets. Aceordeons, FlutinOs,
BOWS, BOW HAIR, ROSIN, ETC.
Strings for all instruments. Fresh Italian
Strings received monthly.
MARCHES MCKINNEY & SMITH.
w or ID nIITV
IS TO
TRADE WITH THOSE
Sell Cheap es t!
THEN GO TO
ID. @. HELMS
Drug G Dry-Goods Store,
Who, by his cheap prices. has established big
| trade. Ills Dry Goods Department is under
| the supervision of those clever. accommodate
| ing Statesmen.
Al. Walker, Wick Frierson.
New Goods Received Every Week.
sBNo trouble to show Goods. -sa
Call and be convinced that /
am selling goods
CHEAPER THAN ANYBODY
DC HELM.
juno %. Isl.
r IPsCOMB BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail
GROCERS AND PRODUCE MER
CHANTS,
COLUMBIA, TENN,
Are just opening and will keep constantly on
hand all kinds OF
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
Fresh and cheap, Sugar, Molasses and Syrup,
of the best brands, Carolina Rice, Bacon, Mess
Pork, Lard, Sugar Cured Hams, Flour and
Meal, Candles and Coal Oil, and everything
usually kept in Wholesale Grocery. And
they rnakea speciality of all kinds of FARM and
GARDEN SEEDS.
Everything New Everythingbo low for
Cssh and everything sold low
FOR CASH
Oct, %. 1s69-ly.
NOTICE
TO HUNTERS AND TRESSPASSERS.
Tho undersigned do hereby warn all pers
moi 10 hunt or otherwise trespass upon tileIr
Iaret,ises. All offenders viii be prosecuted to
he textent of the law.
X ID Lockridge, John Miller
II A Mckay, James POLK,
z Akin. CB and II Hadlcy,
A T vestal, John Alexander,
w ] Terrell, J Il Sedbery,
w Jones, w Miller.
rs Exeil, Manson yestal,
II 5 Thompson Jsn6
ITO THE
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SheegOg & Son
Have received their freshetock of Fall and
Winter Boots, Shoes and Hats, which will
be sold at low prices for cash. ISept. p.
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NOtfce.-A5 Watches,

I have ON hand forty-five Watches, lefl
with me for repairs, between January I'd
laea, and December, 27d, 1870, and take this
method Of informing the owners of said
Watches that they must call and get them
before the I'D of December next, or they
will be sold to pay charges.
j. II. JAMES,
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Second Days Proceedings.


..H 50 -.+.--i - .it.~tSTur- 'stftf 20 ~
second nay $ Proceedings. - (
NEW CODE.
The Chairman presented a circular
letter from the compilers of the new
Code asking that the Justices petition
the Legislature for copies of the new
work, which was complied with.
BAsTARDY.
Elijah Parham, jr., gave bond for the
payment of ninety dollars to Hannah
Brown, for the support of her bastard
child begotten by said Parham. r
ROAD TOOLS AGAIN. T. sss'ss.
The committee appointed yesterday to
report ON furnishing tools to overseers
made the following report, which was
received and adopted: "The undersign-
ed appointed by your worshipful body,
a committee to report with respect to
furnishing tools to work on roads re-
commend that the present lot of bills
for tools now before the Court be al
lowed, and in the future any overseer
wishing tools, be required to come be-
fore the Court, at quarterly or quorum
term with the recommendation of a
Magistrate of his district certifying that
the tools are necessary to the maintain
ance of his road and upon the oyerseers
swearing to the same fact and giving
the necessary bond and the Court ap-
proving, the tools shall be furnished"
CRIMINAL COURT.
Col. Myers earnestly ADVOCATED the
establishment of a Criminal Court for
Maury county, and asked the County
Court to petition our Representative
to use his influence in the matter. Col.
Myers stated that the present Jail fees
alone would pay the expenses of such
Court. Whereupon the Court passed
the following: "At quarterly term of
the worshipful the Maury County Court,
begun and held at Columbia, on the first
Monday in october, 1871, it was unani-
mously resolved that Hon w B Wilson,
the member representing this county,
be and is hereby instructed to use his
influence to have sn act passed by the
General Assembly Of Tennessee Great
ing and establishing Criminal Court
for Maury County. Tennessee, the du-
ties of Clerk of said Court to be per-
formed by the Clerk of the Maury
Circuit Court" !.
MISCELLANEOUS. zf y
IA Cochran appointed guardian and
gave bond. ~ aes {. Fgst.ftIgk II
Ordered that Mrs Jas Brinkley, Ad-
m;nistratrix. be notified to settle with
the Clerk.
RM Nicholson and F NJ Fuller, gaye
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New Good

For good Hat at nearly half price. go to
NJ. Joseph's. I[Sept. 22.-2m.
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Cosmetics, and Hair Preparations ofevery va
riety
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-06

GAIT. w. MILTON VOORHEES,, of Mem
phis, came to Columbia last Wednesday.
WILLIE JAMES is living in Louisville,