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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20
THE MASONIC HALL


is one of the most attractive features of
the town, as it brings together, at this
place, many of the best and most prom
inent citizens of Maury and William
son counties. The meetings of both the
Lodge and Chapter, are fully attended.
and seem to elicit the deepest interest
ON the part of the initiated. The veneer
able ISRAEL MCCARRoLL, on the occa-
sion of these meetings, walks with q
more elastic step, and his eye assumes
its youthful brightness, as he is greeted
by his younger brethren, all of whom,
as well as the entire community, have
the highest regard for him,
JAMES FLOCK, the Oldest man in this
part of the county, died about the 10th
| inst
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DUCHU rs A STIMULANT, AND OF
ID itself msy fail to effect cure, but BuclII.
when scientifically combined With Bromide Il
Potassium and other ingredients, produces
eedative effect. and causes Q healthy action
thus increasing the powers of digestion, aliav
ing irritation, reducing ell unnatural swelling,
stopping pain and Inflammation, and causiu.,
the repairs and nutriments in the human BODY
70 be greater than the wastes, thus preventing
decomposition and decay, and gives nourisE-
ment, health md vigor TO the system.
Ny BCCHU is good for ell diseases arising
from excuses; such as weakness and pain IN
the back and legs, trembling in the region Il
the heart, weak nerves, pallid countenance,
dryness If the skin, scrofula, syphilis, in is
many forms, ulcers, and tumors.
Nyour system is affected BY any Of the above
symptoms and diseases, relief is at hand Get
q bottle Of my Blchu and Bromide OF Potassium
at once, and you may rely on being cured,
know just what / say. Ny record as a com
FOUNDER OF Medicine is second TO no Insn in the
Southwest. twenty-five or thirty years aro. -
my fellow-citizens know full we'll, found me ~
hind the prescription counter in the civ in
which now dwell have cured more people
OF various diseases than ali the physicians in
Louisville put together. Undoubtedly, for eve
~ sgle patient that any Louisville physic an
as Ihave a hundred. i am nc upstart of yes
terday Ny medicines are a success-a Erclt
success. Louisville is not large enough for rs
to have q competitor. | m0aopolize the who're
sale Patent Medicine trade here. One and an
other has tried, by copying after me here It
louisville, to compete with me, but. one a.tf'r
another, their guns have been silencei, and 10 1
Efforts have been abortive.
Ny medicines are good and answer the par
pose-that IL the secret of my success. Nv
reputation as a compounder of good, reliable
articles is fully established.
believe my Buchu and Bromide of Po.assi-
um is now the best article Tow in the market for
the cure of all diseases Of the urinary or ge1ito
urinary organs. such as nocturnal incontinencG,
irritability of the bladder and urcthra, in
fammation Of the pelyis of the kidneys ard al
that class Of diseases.
Buy dollar bottle and be cured. Use as per
rections 10 all cases.
JOHN BUz4FI, VI. ID.
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Railroad Meeting Mt Savannah.

We learn that the meeting at Savan.
nah, was q most decided success. The
people from Hardin, and the counties
west OF the river, were represented in
large numbers. Great enthusiasm and
good feeling prevailed, and no doubt is
entertained that the road will be built
from Memphis to Savannah. The peo-
pie were addressed by Judge SAwRIE,
of Memphis; Gen. WALLACE, Of Raleigh;
Hon. w. C. WHITTHoPNE, of this place;
NJ. r. PARRISH. of Bolivar; Mr.. HORNS
BY, OF Hardin, and Mr. ALTERNATELY, Of
McNairy. Great anxiety was manifes-
ted to know what Maury county and
Columbia were doing in regard to this
railroad, as well as others.
1t is evident, and we beg to impress
this fact upon the people of Columbia,
Mt. Pleasant, and Maury county gener-
ally. that the iron belt of Middle Ten
nessee is being sought after, and that
the immense mineral wealth of Law
renee, Wayne, Hardin, Hickman and
Perry, will be allied to some CONNER
cial and manufacturing outlet. Shall it
be in and through Maury, or shall we
permit their boundless riches to seek
other and more distant connections? To
the public spirited citizens of Maury we
earnestly address ourselves, and ask
their attention to what is Transporting in
regard to the railroads west OF US. Let
us all go to work, now and at once.
Let meeting of our citizens be called
together, and addresses made by our
prominent men on the importance and
necessity of some action On our part.
II we stand still, with our hands folded,
hugging the delusive hope that rail-
roads will come TO rs without our effort,
we are very much deceived. Theye il a
strong talk of the Memphis road going
by Pulaski or Nashville, if Columbia
and Maury county do not take more
interest in the matter. Our county is
the Datural and most desirable obiec-
tive point for this road, but unless we
make some effort to bring it here, the
protectors will seek other routes. Mont
gomery county, With not half the
wealth of Maury, recently voted 81, 900
for the Hopkinsville road, and we ought
to appropriate 100000 to our three
railroad enterprises, the Dnck River
Valley Railroad, the Memphis & Knox
vile Railroad, and the Columbia & Fay.
etteville Railroad. The people must be
aroused from the lethargy on this all
important subject, and we trust Coils.
LooNEY, rn0>;hs, MYERS, THOMPSON,
and other prominent public speakers,
will feel the responsibility resting upon
them, and lose no opportunity to adj
dress the people. Ge:i. W4ITTHoRNE is
fully alive TO his duties as q public
guardian of his peoples interests, and
must not be allowed to fight the battle
alone and unaided.
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Rain.

We have had another rain; enough tc
do some good, but not sufficient ever
yet to thoroughly saturate the dry and
parched earth. No rain of any conse'
quence had fallen in about four months
and the scorching summer suns had lit
orally baked the earth like huge brick
The farmers had found it very difficult
to pulverize the earth sufficiently to SOW
wheat, and we fear short crop will b
the rasult
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Through mistake, Rev. 1. MILNsR did
mot preach in the n. e. Church, in this
place, last Sunday, as was published,
but he will certainly preach next Sum-
day morning, II Dr.. HARaRovE, of
Franklin, does not come
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v>- Aawa.ss.>.,.,ss.

Col. ALBERT COOPER, Of Lewis county
LEE BULLOCK, Esq, and j. T. L. CocH-
RAN, OF Maury, are announced in Anoth-
or column as candidates for State Sena.
tor, to represent the people Of the coun-
ties Of Maury, Lewis, Hickman and
Dickson in the present Legislature,
VIII ich is now in session. Election, No
yember 4, 1871.
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During the recent Pair at Nashville,
we were much pleased to hear from Maj,
HUNTER NICHOLSON very good report
of our young friend, WALTER RAINEY,
a student under Maj. N. in the State Ag-
ricultural College at Knoxville. The
College is fiourishing as it never did be.
fore, and rivals the best in the land in
real, earnest, honest work.
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.CGCSTCs,

/ We are glad to learn. from Capt. L.
w. BLACK, that "Black Prince" WIN
was badly famed several weeks since,
has entirely recovered, and is looking
as magnificent as ever.
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The steady upward, onward, grand march
OF the old Tennessee Marine and Fsre Irsurance
Company Of Nashcille. is a positive, conspicu-
Gus feet, noble reward to conservative and
legitimate underwriting. This company
was organized for permanent success, to be-
stow flrst-class Fire Insurance. at proper
rates, to the people Of Tennessee, on a COM
prehensive plan, and its position to-day
with the public leaves nothing to conjec-
ture. 1t has fought fire vigorously, persist
emily, skillfully, and from every battle field
wreaths Of victory have been plucked. The
popularity which this company enjoys, and
the reputation which attaches to its name,
is something worth years Of constant devo-
ton to duty to acquire, and few there are
who ever do secure the prize. Call at JOSH
G. BAILEY Cos INSURANCE MART, and get
your Country Dwellings, Barns, and Cotton
Gins insured in this or some other good
company ,:as We repres ent none ut the best
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The yIcmDhis Press

We are gratitied to witness the many
evidences Of prosperity that have so far
attended the Memphis Press, a new
evening journal recently commenced in
that city by MAJ. YVES. II. RHEA and
Maj. WILL. o. WooDsoS. Under their
able and indefatigable management, the
Press has already advanced to the front
ranks in journalism in this State.
Col. J. A SIGNIAeo, a grifted poet and
brilliant writer of long experience in
the editorial service, has recently be-
come one Of its proprietors. This will
provo a valuable accession to the Press
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WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY.
Dinner to Governor serter.

We are gratified to learn that q mum.
Der of the friends of Governor SENrER
propose rendering him banquet as a
testimony Of their high appreciation OF
his services as Chief Magistrate Of our
State, at Nashville, at an early day. 1t
is tribute the worthy recipient emf
nently deserves.
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ANNOUNCEMENTD.
State Senator,

We are authorized and requested to m.
nounce LEE BULLOCK ~ Q candidate for the
StAte Senate. from the 18th district. Comprising
the eountiee Of Maury. Lewis. Hickman and
We are authorised and requested to an
nounceJ y. l.: CocHaA. e candidate fol
trict, comprising the counties Of Maury, Lew.
Is, Hickman and Dickson. "
Editors Coimasbia Herald AT the urgent 60
licitation Of many friends, hereby announce
myself candidate for the State Senate, to al
the vacancy oecasioned By the death Of Col
Pesblas. Respectfully, he,
A. G.. COOPER.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
oursun.cription Agents.

The following named gentlemen are author
;zel 20 solicit and receipt for subscription
10 the CoLUNBIA HERALD:
Little JAMES I. MOORE, 18th Civil District.
w. ]. STEAYHoRY, Hampshire.
+. W. JAMES. Postmaster, Culleoka.
J.. L. Owen, Hurricane Station.
JONI y. MERoSY, Santa Fe.
Dr. J. ID. RaGsDALE. Cenireville, Tenn.
DIR. Z. L. DEAsoN, Henryyille, Tenn.
lion. r. p. CYPERT. Waynesboro.
j. III. ADK ssoS, Fountain Creek, Tenn.
JEFF. PEAY, Rally Hill, Tenn.
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sermons ON Important Subjects.

We are requested to say that Rev. Mr.
OTIS will preach sermon in his pulpit,
on next Sunday morning, at II O'Clock,
on the Immortality of the Soul" and
a sermon in the eveningat 7o'clock, on
the subject, "the true reason why SO
many reject the religion of Jesus Christ
These are subjects of vital Importance
fundamental and practical, and theil
dicussion at the present time will be
very opportune, and there is, in regard
to both points,a great deal Of practical
infdelity in the Church, giving rise te
no small amount of speculative scepti
cism in the world.
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CITY ITEMS.
HnffeA

Notice.
The following books belongings 10 the library
Of the late n. s. Rrierson. were loaned BY him
to some friend: British Essayists, vols. 1 L 9;
Hums's History Of England. vol. S; Waiver.
10y NovslA. 8yols.; Basth's Travels in Africa
lst.-sS Wendslls. Blackstons. Ii. vol
Gets Forms and Humphreys Reports, vol. II
Any one having any Of these books will confer
. favor By returning them to mo.
Oct Colt G.P. FRIERsoN.
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The Gilhert.BistePs.
->~~lA n-A A-NAyIAsSk ~

The G1lbert- Sisters.
This popular and excellent Theatrical
Company returned to our city last Wed
nesday, after an absence OF several
months, and were greeted at night with
good house. The Company, already .
large and admirable one, has received
several very valuable accessions. The
performance on Wednesday night was,
"All that Glitters is not Gold" after
piece, "The Quiet Family" @ .
Miss KATIE GILBERr's star il still in
the ascendant, and she continues to at
tract the warmest sympathies Of the
audience. J. NJ. GILBERT, Is "Toby
Twinkle" was inimitab,e. and SIHcoB
LEE, as 'Stephen Lee" was splendid.
Tonight, is to be the "Grand Solar
night" and the favorite Southern Star,
KATIE GILBERT, will receive . benefit,
and take part in "Fanchon" and ''The
Cricket" Tomorrow night they will
give their last entertainment In this
CITY. tr... .H.-
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Notice.

Persons wanting lumber Of any and all de-
scriptions. we'll seasoned, can get it at loves
market prices Of Daniel Leibhart. on thu
Booker Farm" near Cross Bridges. All or
ders promptly filed. Reference-CoI. JohI
". Dunnineton. Columbia. aue4. 3m.
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WILLIAMS & TYLER inform their friends
and the public that they are receiving the
largest and best stock Of Clothing. Cloths
CsssImers, vestings, and gents furnishing
goods ever brought to this market. which
they will sell at reasonable prices fer cash.
or to prompt customers en- short time. AL
accounts made with us are due when called
for, unless by special contract.
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know q be auteous little cot,
A Gotta &c by the sea,
Where dweIls lovely maiden
All joyous, bright and free.
IT'S sunshine makes the beauty,
And sunshine makes the love
That resteth on her gentle. brow,
Like light from heaven above,
Her bonny hair is tinged with gold
Gold from sunset drawn,
And peeping through from underneath
Are strands of soft light brown.
All hcv features charming me,
Seem made Of natures pef.
Every graceful movement is
But Natures swaying self.
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Having Sold Ont

And being s1cesdieEiy anxious to close mp our
old business. We do most earnestly request all
Of our friends that owe Us. to come forward
and settle, as longer indulgence cannot be Civ
en-. Our books and accounts can be found at
our old stand. WALKER AKIN.
Oct IA
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Hon. w. b. GORDON, our talented
young Pictorial Representative, was in
our city last Wednesday night, and re-
turned to his duties ut Nashville on
Thursday morning.
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Resh OYRtefN.

We enjoyed very much can Of fresh
oysters, presented by Mr.. r. H. JAM
SON, for which he will please accept our
thanks.
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Having attached Mr.. Leftwich's steam
engine to the Hunter Mills, on Carriers Creek.
We are prepared to grind wheat and corn
for custom, aud the people can do what
they like with 1t, eat it., sell It. or feed 1t to
the chickens. Bring on your wheat.
Et J. NJ nUSTEE,
T. g. LEETwICH.
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DIED.

In Roberts Bend. on the 18th inst, VIZ.
ROBERTS, aged Sc years.
In this county, on the 18th inst, MAGGIE
AKIN, daughter Of Dr.. ]. 7. AKIN, aged five
years.
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4 brilliant Amir.

Col. L. W. COLE, President of the Nash.
willie and Chattanooga Railroad gave the
most elegant and magnificent entertain
ment al his residence in Nashville last
Friday evening in honor of His Excel
leucy, Governor JOHN c. BROWN, and
his accomplished wife, that has taken
place in that city for many years. Du-
rh. = the evening the residence was Wis
tied w large number of prominent
citizens. ,aembers of the Legislature,
and distinguished strangers in the city,
with delightful muses. pleasant CONVEX
satiop, and withal Reunion OF the
most agreeable character, the large as
semblage OF ladies and gentlemen pass
ed most enjoyable evening, and the
honored guests were afforded the pleas
ure of n reception that was not only
brilliant, but in every respect delightful
-.
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Mrs. II. J. BlYAxf has received full supply
Of Millinery. and Fancy Goods. which she Of
fers at the lowest prices. Having selected
them in person she 10 confident she EN- suit
all who may favor her with call.
Respectfully.
Oct. Is. NJ. j. BRYANT.
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The next annual session of Jones' Acade-
my will begin on the fourth Monday (2sth)
OF August. Prof. F. Herr will continue to
have charge Of the music department.
July N-tf.
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BULLS
81. Lorrs. April 80.

81. LnrIs, April 50.
DE-. JOIN Bull Dear Sit Know inz the rit-
cheney OF your SaTsspGriila, and tie healing and
beneficial qualities il Possesses, | send you the
follow ing statement of mvra
was wounded about two years acn-wss
taker prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Being moved 50 often, ny wounds have not
healed yet. Ihave rot sat up moment since l
was wounded. | an shot through the hips.
Ny general health is impaired and need some
thing to assist nature; l have more faiih in
your Sarsapsrilla than in anything else. wish
that TO be genuine. Please express me half
dozen bottles, and oblige,
Carr c. p. JOHNSON.
P.S.-Nr. Johnson was the son ofsSklfu
surgeon. His mother recommends 10 her
friends, and for many years u>@I nv SdTsspa-
rilIa with perfect success. In >crOiula aud Ie-
yer sores Mrs. Johnston states that the cures
effected were almost miraculous. Read my
Journal for extended Information and advice in
your case. Ny Journal contains certificates Of
eminent persons, ministers and medcai nIen-
men who are known here IN this cOmmGnii for
integrity and veracIty. / haze reccutly re-
ceiyed q most remarkable certificate from an
eminent gentleman Of Louisville.
JOHN BULL.
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R0nIar SHINGLES.

10 dozen fine Hose at 10 cents, at NJ. Jo-
eph's. [Sept. 22.-2m.
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One Hundred and Eleventh Volume.
Number 1426 Of Littelt's Living Age,
for the week ending Oct. 7, begins the
one hundred and cJeUentA cotume of that
periodical, and IL good number with
which to begin subscription. It con-
tains q Quarterly Revie,o article ON Jer.
envy TAYLOR; Comets and Comets Tails,
Saint PauLs; A Famous Frenchman,
Dark Blue; Some words about Sir Wal
ter Scott, C0rnhiy Magazine; The Stu
alton at Versailles, Spectator; an in
stallment Of Wilfrid Cumbermede, by
George Macdonald; besides numerous
shorter articles, poetry, DC. The Ad-
vance, Chicago, well says Of The Living
Age that cit is q monthly that comes
every week." The subscription price il
eS.OOs year, or for $1,000 any one Of the
American $500 magazines is sent with
The Living Age for q year. LIrrELL 4
GAY, Boston, Publishers.
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For the best assortment Of ladies', misses
ana children's shoes in, the city. 60 to the
Philsdslphis Shoe store. Nashville.
n.k1o o.
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Somebody's dogs killed two Of Major
Ben. HAR4AN's sheep few days since
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This is the second notice to our customers,
and the third one will be in Clint shepherds
hands, unless those indebted to us comes
forward by the f1rst day Of November next
and settle their Indebtedness to Us.
Aug. Is. LIPscoMB BROS
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COLUMBIA COTTON MARKET.
FRIDAY, Oct. ID.

FRIDAY, Oct. ID.
The market opened brisk at 171z, ant
ruled strong at these figures during thu
day, only few bales Of fancy cottor
selling at Tx. Only about fifty bale.
were brought to town. Quality Of cot
ton still continues very superior.
SATURDAY, Oct. IA.
Very little was brought to town, al
the weather was cold and threatening
Ruling price, l71l, few bales ct 17k
About 40 bales brought to town.
MONDAY, Oct. Is.
About 40 bales brought to town, rul.
ing price, 17H.
TUESDAY.
Fifty bales in town, quality good
ruling price, IL.
wEDNESDAY
The Eastern market since Tuesday
has been unsteady, with a downward
tendency. However, Tuesdays price
has been sustained In this market, ow.
ing to the enterprise of our merchants.
About one hundred bales were brought
in on Wednesday.
THURsDAT.
Eighty bales in town; ruling price, II,
anda few merchants paid mo re, al
though the market hardly justifies IL.
LIPsCoNB Bros. bought ITO bales since
last Thursday; r. H. JAMESON, IS; DR..
DAVIDSON, %; ]. B. WooDsIDE, z; MAR
TIN & PICKARD, 9S; JOHN FRIBRsoN
& Co., IS; and other buyers in proper
ton,
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Black Alpacas Is per cent. cheaper than at
any other house, at M.Joseph's.
Sept. 2.-2ms
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For the latest styles in ladies' and misse.
fine shoes, go to the Philadelphia Shoe Store,
81 and So College Street, Nashville.
Oet1 3-9m
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We have received nom J. A. Mo
CLuRE, the genial and popular propri-
etor Of the celebrated "Temple OF Mu-
sic,n Nashville, the following charm
ing and beautiful pieces of new music.
Mr.. MCCLURE publishes more music,
and Of q higher and more artistic order
than any house in the South, and his
mammoth establishment boasts every
thing in the way ofmusic and musical in
struments that can be called for. The
following is the list referred to: sI
"Don't Let the Roses Listen" song by
NJ. w. Bale; "Under the Daises," Bal
lad by H. Willard: "The Lover and the
Bird, Song by Guglielmo; "Sweet Eth
ell May" Song and chorus by J. A. But
terfeld; "Amphion Waltz" by Joseph
Steinheusen; and 1.-THE Silver Cloud"
by Carl LIE Due.
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10000 yellow poplar shingles for sale al
% per thousand. Apply to J. R. McClel
land.
July 2l-tf
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CHRISTIAN HERALD, and BAPTIST please
copy.
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q CIV Goods.

For fine shoes. so TO the Philadelphia Shoe
Store, "a and So College Street, Nashville.
Octl32m
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Ifyou want shoe for q worth a. go to the
| Philadelphia Shoe Store, 81 and 66 College
| Stree,. Nashville. Octl3 2m.
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Best Kentucky Jeans very cheap, at N. Jo-
sepb's, lSept. 2.-2m.
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Ready Made Clothing for mere song. at M.
JOseph's. lSept. 2.-2m.
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For good Hat at nearly half price. 60 to
N. Joseph's. [Sept. 2.-2m.
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TO THE -
; Farmers Of Maury County.

Having purchased the county right OF Maui
~ County for
LaZear's Portable Fence
/ call the attention Of the farmers of Maury
County to it, it being considered by all who
I'VE used OF examined it, to be the best and
cheapest Fence ever introduced to tho public.
This Fence is so constructed that every panel
forms a pas sge-vsy for a team by lifting out
the panel from the lock, whieh is not only con-
venient but saves time and distsnce in driving
around to the gate in order to pass from one
field to another. 1t has many other n .vanta-
ges over other fences. All we ask is for farm
ers to try it. We are Offering farm rights On
easonable terms. For further particulars APP
yto JOHN i. HALEY,
plume IL Bighvville, Tenn