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Notice.

All those who are indebted to the es-
tate of s. F. Mayes (deceased) either by
note or account, are required to come
forward and make settlement. Those
who have given their notes, to renew
the same by paying the interest and CIV
ing new notes with two good securities.
Those who fail to comply with this re-
quest by. the first OF July, will find their
claims in the hands of an officer, as we
are compelled, to settle up this estate.
JOHN w. & J. NJ. MAYEs, Executors.
MARY NJ. MAYS. Executrix.
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Are Agents for Frank Miller's Moving
Machine Oil, Harness Oil, Sewing Ma
chine Oil, and Leather PreSeryatiyo and
Water-ProofOi Hacking. All of which
are the best made, and will be sold low
for Cash, by wholesale and retail.
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The Weather.
twnorfaut Petition.

A large number Of the citizens of the town
and county have signed Ittition to the Coun-
~ Cont to use the taxes assessed on the Cor
poration by the County CoTt, S2.lZ1.0, in pub.
is a GOOD move, and we cirnestly appeal to the
Justices Of the County to give this petition
,bot attention il so muo deserves. We hope
our Magistrates viii gran he petition, as they
have done in other eeunns, ana !, !, Il gran,.
VI lie school, removing Market House, or put
ting Reservoir and pubic park on Mt. Par
nagSus.
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The Mill of Messrs. Walker Bros, &
Pedeu, located near Mt. Pleasant did
the following work Oh Tuesday last 10Th
inst under the management of j. A.
Pedeu, Superintendent, q. p. billiard,
Sawyer, J. James, Engineer. The
amount sawed from sun to sun, or say
Il hours, was 150l7. feet of lumber. No
large timber. Loss of time IL hours.
This feat was witnessed by Buck
Hughes, Jack Kittrell, VIM. Sullivan
and many others. This is said TO be by
far the largest days work performed by
any mill in the county. III it has been
equaled or excelled we should like to
hear the facts in the premises.
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The "SJiree Dansante" last Wednesday
night gave the satisfaction 70 the crowded
house It so much deserved. The examination
exercises on Thursday evening were also in
keeping with the character of the Athen@um
and merit far more extended notice than
concert at night took place after wo had made
preparations to go to press. and we will have
to fore go any notice Of it whatever until next
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Death on the Rail.

II. n. Voss, Esq, of this county. was
killed on the Northwestern Railroad, on
the 21st inst, in West Tennessee. He
bad been running on the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad for some time, and was on
his way to see his mother and father,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Voss, who live
near Williamsport, in this county. A
letter from his mother was found on his
person, telling him that she had heard
that he was killed, and asking him to
return if he was aliyc. He was killed
near McEwen Station, by a collision of
trains. His remains were brought to
Columbia, and buried at Rose Hill Gem
etery, by the Odd Fellows, of which or
der he was member.
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,-ar. PLEASANT ITEMS.

~ q Z - :.
E.AKeth has abandoped his plug bat,
and now looks like himself 49, ssg
Ed. Cross has not COVE tore vas yet,
but car. be foand upon the streets any
dan, telling the good people how much
they need railroad, and how easily
they can get one,
Mr.. j. II. Curry, OF Georgia, delivered
lecture at the Female Academy, on the
evening ofthe nth, TO a large and at
tentive AUDIENCE. Subject, Philosophy
of Love- M. Carry is excellent
young speaker, fnli OF original ideas,
and is at no loss for beautiful language.
He must be heard to be fully appreciated
r .'rrfee73r u, -: s;nger's school
closed With an EXali.., ation friday, the
10th inst. His pupils acquitted them
selves in a manner seldom ei1alled,
never eXcelled. Wbe hope the Profess
sor will continue to teach in our midst
for number of years. He is pronoun-
ced perfect gentleman, an accomplish
ed scholar, and most excellent precep-
tor
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HAMPSHIRE ITEMS.

TFlEaaaa z = .ftaAl 80 ~ UT.
SCHOOL ENAMISAfjQE AM EA = iBiTloN
US. Cases school closed Friday, June
29L Below we give synopsis of the
programme: Introduction " Miss
Mary eurry; speech by Bennie Nichols,
HGreat Britain" The classes were then
examined, the pupils acquitting them
selves handsomely. Speech by y. H.
Curry, Of Henryvilic, subject, "Educa-
TOM Followed by Roswell. Cooper,
s'Death of q soldier" b. Sidney Curry,
ssDeathtof Two Soldiers" Charles Il.
Cooper, ''Tho Fate Oh the Bot;'C Akin,
!" 4 Sweet L.tt.e Giil;""Gentle Stream,
by Annie Wood: "Indolence," Dia-
alogue, by c. Akin and Martha L..
Thompson. ''How to, be Happy, by
Cora Akin and Martha J.. Thompson;
GLOW to be Happy" by Mar Curry
and Cora Akin; "1'rGth and Honesty
by Mary Curry and Martha L. ThoniPt
son.
Z Tie people OF the Baptist Church, or
Union Grove StphtrY, gave Mr.. Gases
school a nice dinner at the close Of the
session, -Ia. a..~- e. -a .si
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Huslriess Change.

vThe well known Iaereaa,lle hogse Of Walker
Snnkkin, has been bought out BY ". L. Moore.
the dry-goods business FIR twenty-three years
previous to 1853, and was highly esteemed as q
ruoccssfal merchant. Mr. d. N. Akin, one OF
Sur most popular and valuable young busi-
for Mr.. Moore. We wish the new firm much
success.
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Forty Acres of Corn TO the Hand.

FARMERS OF MAURY-Wly don't all
of YOU get one OF Kuhn Il Turpin's I'M
proved Double Shovels? 1t is the only
pillow needed in your corr field for cult
walton. 1t has four Shares and Points
will run the whole so -on without the
necessity or going to the shop. We say
emphatically, one IN u and one horse
can with one of these plOws cultivate
forty acres in corn. -s was done in the
County last year by responsible parties.
they making the best crops i'll the neigh
borhood besides. You run no risk in
buying. Should il not prove satisfactory
they advertise to refund tho money. 1t
took the P'eaiiUm az six Fairs in 1870,
over q host of competitors.
WHEN you want a good Suit of Clothes
Ready Made. call at
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beware of Counterfeiss,

Beware Of COunferfeitsi
surH's Tonic SYRUP has been counterleited
and the counlerfoiter brought 10 grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article rUst have DIX. JoHN
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DIR. JonS
BULL only has the light to manufacture and
of Louisville, Ky. Examine well the labe! on
each bottle. If my private stamP is not on
the bottle, do not purchase, or yQg viii he de
ceived Seen, column advertisement, and my
show card. Twill prosecute any one infringing
on my right. The genuine SMITH's Toxic
SrEur can only DC prepared BY nyself.
The public's servant
DIR I0IIN ELL
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dor the Herald.

lev Rail Road from Maury, Hickman
Humphreys, and Perry Counties are urgent
Iv requested to meet at Centreville, In Hfck
man county, on Friday the 9TH of July, 1871
10 attend TO important business connected
WIN '''-' l.. S. GOODRICH,
]. q. O'NEIL,
%. A. NIXON,
June 26, 1871. Commissioners.
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AcrOStic,

Ended are the idle fancies
NJ AIDE while youthful passion lasted,
Memory now alone recalls them, :
4 the flowers blown to be blasted
In the future that awaits me,
Shall no Eden greet my vision:
A nd an angel form complete 1t,
Making earth indeed elySian?
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Chancellor Fleming held the Court during
the week until Thursday, when Judge Turley
of Franklin. took his place on the bench,
Judge Fleming being incompetent by reason
of being counsel. Business has been rapidly
despatched during the week.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

our radiant Young friend, Capt. James
m Poik who had the small bone of his
loo broken a few weeks ago 10y horse |
falling with him, has 80 far recovered as
10 be able to leave for his plantation in
Mississippi. He left "Wednesday evening.
Gen. John C. Brown, our Governor
elect. held Court in Columbia last week
for Chancellor Fleming in some nnpor-
iant cases in which the Chancellor was
incompctent. Several very important
cnse. were tried. Gen, Brown discharg-
cd his delicate duties ably, impartially
and TO the satisfaction of all parties. Ile
shows himself equal 10 any emergency
that arises.
Hon. Henry Cooper, one of our nit
ed States Senators, has been on visit
snr the last few days, to his father, NJ.
70. Cooper, Esq, who resides in this VI
..initSy. where the Senator was born.
sIis rsass friends are pleased 10 greet
snim in has god fortunes, and find him
IN the enjoyment of fine health and
spirits.
Archer Cheatbam Of the famous house
of Chcatbam & Kinney, Nashville, was
i'm town Tuesday, looking after their
extensive trade in this section. They
have the largest stock of fine whiskies
"a ,he South, and the most extensive
.to,k II foreign and domestic liquors in
Tho State. They sell the best and guar
. a.,tce wha. they sell. They have the
FIRST complaint 10 come from "A custom
or Those wanting tlis purest and best
can always find il at Chestbam x Kin
ney's.
" X. Jones, Il native OF this county,
lint for the past few years, Principal oil
Ns,lrosc Female Institute ut Trenton,
SOY. visit to his many friends in this
s-icinity. old Maury's boys never leave
sGsne iSl.h out making their marx.
They are giants among men wherever
they 90.
During the last sittihg CT the Circuit
Court at Franklin, Judge Martin was
,S,crcd a full suit of clothes by the Grand
Ian. but he declined To accept them.
ia. =. c. Bethel, of ,ouisiana, one of
sip- largoSt and most successful planters
in the South, is on a visit TO his on, who
resides near tins place.
The Circuit Court or Marshall county,
I, ovcr, and our Attorney General, Capt.
russell, has returned home. Thirty
tmr tue bills We're found, and the
.3ocI.ei almost closed, leaving a small
State docket, by virtue of much hard
work
,hMr. ID. H. Rains, the accomplished
ana keeper for the Nashville BdUcr,
si.HeT "a brother of our hisllly estYmed
"A ,sy-citizen, DIR. L. Il. Rains, is Ind.
"a Jew days Ia ouSfcity. ~
~. :. NeWznan, formerly ~
No, i.i2 honFe ncsr Cor3ons'
&, -.sIYi. 5flis .hvel. /. -
y-cr>.- \ %. Eat itnB es.ee, being opy
Prof. Arnold, oil Forest academy, An
chorlgc, Ky, is in our county, on
short visit to his relatives, c. Tindaii Az
others.
Sfjss Nettie Power Houston. daughte
of the lamented Gen. Sam. Houston
seft our city last Wednesday, 70
Virginia.
Prof. A. l.. Plusmep, Of IT, % myers
ty of Nashville, has bees, IN our elf,
several days.
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Ono More Unfortunate.

Last Monday morning, son of Mrs.
o'Ne.l, and of Tommy O'Neil, decd,
was severely burned with coal oil. Ii
happened in this way: He made a lire
in the cooking stove, but it soon went
out, as Re supposed. He then took the
coal oil cas-. AMI thinking the fire was
all eNtmguishe5, eomn.nnced mourning
the oil er the wood. some OF the fire
was there, however, and tho Oil was
icnited i'm "A moment, and the can was
bursted, and the poor unfortunate and
thourhtlessb oy was soon wrapped i'll a
consuming flame. He was badly burn
Ell au,l has TO eat by artificial means.
Will people never learn the importance
of being careful with goal oil? If not
and il seems that they viii nOt--it were
hetter that old fashioned candles had
never been replaced by the treacherous
and explosive coal-oil.
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Preserve your Hnrne.. and Boots

Ajudicious use of Frank Miller's Pre-
pared Oil for Harness and Carriage Tops,
and Leather Preservative and Water
proof Oil Hacking for Boots and Shoes,
is most excellent economy. These arti-
cles are perfectly reliable. You will
find them at Sheegog & Sons Boot,
Shoe and Hat Store.
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Last Monday Sheriff Latta, according
to law notified the six 'evilsn who had
served their ten days out in tie county
Jail, that they must leave the city. They
enjoined him, however, and the case is
in Chancery.
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.sOO.O0O Brick for sale,

have for sale at my brick yard, near
Columbia, 2O0,000 we'll burnt brick,
which will sell in quantities to suit
purchasers. ANTHONY GHoLsoN.
June o, 1S7i,-w4.
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. Tnc First Cotton BISom.

Hayward Webster brought -usSfhe
first cotton bloom last Tuesday, June
9Th Heretofore, those who have found
bloom by the 4th Of July, were con- con-
sidered very fortunate. Can it be that
our summer season is getting longer.
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District Meeting ms, p,eos,nt

The Methodist District Meeting will
commence at Mt. Pleasant next Thurs
day, with sermon by Rev. R. G. IT.
vine. Bishop Paine will preside. 4
great many people will be there.
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For sale by I. BRAINS
For Sale or Rent,

! comfortable house, near White
Spring, two fire places, two rooms, new
~ plastered and papered. House newly
painted; good cistern. House rented
with. or without the land Apply 20
s. H. TimmOns.
Feb 2i-tf
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STATE and County Tax OF Maury CCun-
~ for 1871, Exclusive OF COlOrea

Tho following is correct statement Of the
State and County Tax assessed for 1sl1, n the
is tine largest. being 81, 42e Is. The negro poll,
not yet quite completed, will be added to
this The payment of this large tax will fail
quite heavy upon our people, but it will put
county out of debt.
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Five Thousand Dollars

Judge Burke of the County Court,
says the January and May terms Of the
Circuit Court cost the County near five
thousand dollars
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Stolen.
AT NJ. Josephls, soc Grenadines for 50


In the future as in thespast, losses will
be paid promptly, business attended to
with dispatch. All classes of risks ac-
cepted, and Insurance granted, as low as
commensurate with the hazards assum-
ed, and protection of the assured, and
nothing left undone on part of the Tenn.
Marine. and Fire Insurance Co.. worthy
the confidence and pride of the people
1t is tower of strength in the day of
calamity, and a sure refuge from the
angry Fire-fiend. Call on Josh G. Bal
ley & Co., Agents, and got you policy
in this oid State Company, which is al
ways worthits face.
Columbia Agency-South side of West
Ma inc street, Walnut Row, one door
from Public Square.
At NJ. Joseph's, 75c Grenadines for foe
Mems and boys Panama, Leghorn,
and straw hats very low.
4 ,Junl6-It 81. W. j. PHILLIPS.
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pgRILors LEAr.-Green Pain, e

PERII.oUs LEAr.-Green Pam, tcoi;
shoemaker, who once>Serked win
Boss Hackaev lis t;,;s CITY Int who +
LOW living AZ Lynn lie, go ~; the Tram
-; Monday, and went through tle
10th Amendment" coach, shaking
hands ''howdy" with all the amend
ments" therein. When he got through
he raised Ills hands above his head, and
said, going! going!! going!!v and
went straight to the platform OF The
coach and while tho train was running
, IL miles per hour, he made 'leap
( for John Bellantant's - feet dump.''
| Green did not ask Al. Bailey for ''iay
over ticket" but LAID himself down on
his little (railroadA bed.'
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rrank MiIIer.s Monin- nnrhinc OiI
For Sale by Sheessg N SON.

n spiendid Lubricator, free from gum.
Put up in Cans, convenient for use. Ii
answers also equally we'll for genera,
lubricating purposes d.. --..
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CIou,es Cassimeres and Diagonal,

Clothes, Cassimeres and Diagonal,
which We sell by the piece or make
to order. Satisfaction guaranteed i'll
all cases when made to order. Also,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, AMI Gents Fur
nishing Coos of every description,
q. greatly reduced prices. All acets;
due when called for, unless by speclal
contract. ..-
Cashmere Suits from $40 TO So:
WILLIAMS s. TYLER,
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= -----7------
Something New and Beautiful.
The very latest Imported Chromos.
We have new stock of these excel
lent pictures for sale cheapc" than ev-
err was known.
csAlso, splendid French Autographs,
and Rodgers Groups Of -tatuary, to-
gethef with a full line of Black-wal-
nut, Rosewood and Gilt Mouldln@s.
. We arc prepared TO furnish Frames
and Glass OF all sizes and styles, taS-
sells; and finally, everything that can
be called in the picture line, cheap
er than, ever before. Call and sec for
Yourselves, at the Photograph Cal
iery. ISL t,5Efa. SEAvr Il YORK.
/. II you want good SUIT OF CLONES
made to order. call Mt
i ENGLE's.
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Just received at WILLIAMS 81 TY-
LyEs', large supply of Men g. Boys
Clothing, which they are selling very
low for cash, or to prompt customers
OH time.
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Men and noys, CIo,binr

WIEN YOU want Suit Of Clothes cut
that VIII please you, call on
ly. ENGLE.
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Paul and rnveI

~ fnuh and Tavel,
One of the finest Job Printing establish.
ments In the South, is the well known and
popular house OF PAUL & TAvKL, Nashville.
They are prepared TO do all kinds of fancy
book and job printing In style equal to
any Eastern concern, and at astonishingly
cheap rates. They have added all the
latest Improvements in new type and
presses, and employ the best and most artis-
tic workmen. They have the largest and
most complete bindery in the South, and do
most excellent work. They are prepared to
do any kind of printing that may be neces-
sary. In addition they have a large and
magnificent stock of books of every descrip-
ton, fine chromos. stationery, etc., which
they sell very cheap.
The specimens Of their job printing at the
late Exposition was credit to the Art Ty-
every person who witnessed them. Their
blank books are also gotten up in the best
of style. County and State officers and
others wishing blank books of any descrip-
ton can obtain them nom these gentlemen
unsurpassed in quality and low in price.
stolen.
From abe subscriber..in Columbia, on
the 10th OF May, a fine Pointer dog.
Said dog isliver speckled, when stolen
had on chain collar; answers to the
name of Kate; is well skilled in perform
ing tricks; understands human Ian
guage like child. Any information
that may lead to the recovery of the
same will be literally rewarded.
+ f1 +. +. ERWIN.
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Who has Lost A Cow.

white Muley Cow. with red specks, crop
on LETT ear, and under-bit, and red ears. The
owner Of this COW can hear of her whereabouts
by calling at the Herald Office and paying for
this notice. n
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All persons are hereby notified not to
pas through my premises. All such
trespassers will be prosecute the eA-
tent of the law X. s L''T'l''
Mar Iil>3m
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Wool Wanted,

\ We want 10000 pounds of Wool, for
which we viii pay, the highest market
price. MARTIN & PACKARD.
2 June l6. lS7I-2m.
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THt FAvoRITE

40. cStyrOyES.
- 20 . tLe ,shirty years Of c5ps
dc So ufacture and SALE
...iilcrn States, MessrI
Tregpard a. Co., have succeeded i
procuring an article WHY'S gcncr
+ Eally conceded to be- "A. to al
Sthers, whic'feavcs "a. RIT
= 49," arrives at PM JpO /
Fer further information apply to or address, |
s. HINE, Agent
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Notice.

When you wish Furnishing Goods call
at ENGLE's.
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~, Lsigers Greek an the 9Th hist. Nv
Sarah .Adkins. vile Of I.. akin. Esq.
sge1 j vHs..rs. huhihe' h9f'
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SIIEEdoG & son
Sllee.Og q Son

AT. VI. Joscph's, Scotch Lawn Hand
kprci,iefs at G. each
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
METEOROLOGICAL.
TurKsosKrKn.l BAROMETER

Range of Thermometer and fhr0me-
ter. at Winton. kresfdence o. }. II.
LANES. for the week ending June %.
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Something New and Beautiful.

At NJ. Joseph's, Ladies' Hose for In
per pair. l.gr-.- l''
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LOWer 'ian INVEST
BRUSHES
Vsrnish, WhiteNash, Shoe, Horse Scrub
bing, busting, Hair, Tooth, Shaving, &C.
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CITY yrEMa
A. NJ, Joseph's, Sc Table Linen ior soc
y HlONd Home Aaaocaaflnn

All citizens are requested to meet a:
the Court House on Monday, July 2, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to consider the proprie-
ty OF establishing Blood Horse Associ-
alton near Columbia. s@.
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Ifyou want a good fitting shirt cut
all ON tsl ENdLE
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AT NJ. yoseph's 20 cents Lawns at 10
Boots, shoes and Hats.

As We only keep these articles, and are
receiving New Supplies Every Week,
VIC can and mWsell you a Better article,
and Cheaper, for Cash, than you can find
elsewhere.
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THE CONFINED
Notice to Hunters.

A Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
IA not 10 hunt OF go through my rcmises,
or otherwise trespass thereon. Al persons,
especially with dogs, thus trespass Z, will be
prosecuted to the extent of the law
Feb. "a, Isl. STEPHEN JC DAN.
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June 9, 1871
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i ERFUMERY,
Cosmetics, aud Hair Preparations ofeTery va
riety
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Every Inch a Gentlennau.

The Battle House bears the name Of
its proprietor, Gen. Joel A. Battle, who
is seventy-two inches high, and every
inch gentleman. We soon discover
that the General is model landlord.
Unlike most men who now days at
tempt to keep a hotel" and arc never
visible to those on whose patronage they
depend, he is here and there and every
where among his guests, looking assid-
ously after the comfort of everybody.
No wonder he is immensely popular
When he learned that we were from ST.
Louis, he seemed to feel that tesites his
landlord pride, his gratitude was APP
pealed to in our behalf The General
was a soldier in the late war He and
two sons shouldered arms for the cause
OF the South. The sons were Killed in
the battle of Corinth and he himself
wounded. Previous to this he had been
prisoner, and sojourned for season
in st. Louis, where he was so kindly
treated. particularly by the Southern
ladies, that, as he says, he cannot do
too much for any one who comes from
the city in which his captivity was so
gracefully and generously ameliorated.
We heartily recommend the Battle
House. Every st. Louisian who goes
there will join us in saying "long live
its soldier landl ord" --.r- - 5 8
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