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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01
Returned from Texas.

S. Il. s. MATTHEWS, JOSEPH HACK
NEY, and J. G.. HORN, returned TO the
Southport country, from Texas, short
time since. They brought their fami-
lies back with them, and expect to re-
side here. They say that man, if he
has money enough to buy land, and
keep his health, can make money in
Texas, but after all, Maury county is
the best country to live in, all things
considered, that they have ever seen.
They say that Texas lands are cheaper
than they were last year, owing to the
political condition ofthat down-;rodden
State; Texas, they say, is In a far
worse condition, politically, than Ton
nessee was under the BRowSLow dy-
nasty.
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CITY COUNCIL.

COLUMBIA, Tenn, Nov. "a, 1871.
Stated meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen of the city. Present
JoH;' J. MCGAw, Mayor; JAMES L.
GUEST, Recorder; JOIN LATTA, City
I Marshal; WILSON TUCKER, T. W. TUR.
/ PIN, JOHN b. BOND. Aldermen of Isl
! Ward; G T. CHAFFIN, c. NJ. FRIERsoN.
I Aldermen OF I'd Ward: J. +. LAMB, J.
MILToN PARKER, Aldermen of Sd
I Ward.
The Board was called to order by the
Mayor. On the call of the roll, Mr..
Williamson, Alderman of No. ., and
Mr.. Bailey, OF No. 3, were absent.
Mr.. Bond, and Mr.. Frierson, were, on
motion, excused fol absence at the last
meeting.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
On motion, the Recorder was instruct
ed to notify the commissioners of the
action OF the Board in regard TO the
survey TO be made at the west end Of
Mechanic street.
The Mayor reported progress in re-
gard to the Alley and Davis note, and
on motion, was granted further time,
The following accounts were approved
by the Finance Committee, and on mo-
ton. allowed by the Board:
William Latta, Jail fees to date, Sl6.
J. Milton Parker, Chairman of Street
Committee, for work on streets, ETC.,
Sis.
Jas. L. Guest. amount paid Nashville
Banner, for advertising, 81.
James Dowell, loss on checks during
tire year, s37.lO.
VI. c. Aydelott, loss on checks during
the year. $50.
John Latta, loss on checks during the
year, SIC.
On motion, the Recorder was instruct
cd 10 issue checks to the police for their
services for the present month to this
date.
On moiion,'W. r. Pillow and Ambrose
Truett were each allowed three dollars
for police services on tie 18th.
On motion, the following salaries
were allowed:
Recorder, four hundred dollars per
anuum.
Chairman OF Street Committee, three
hundred and fifty dollars per annum.
Mayor, three hundred and fifty dol
lara.
On motion, it was ordered that the
Recorder issue checks to the Aldermen
tor their services for the last twelve
months.
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned. JAS. L. GUEST,
Recorder.
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We are informed that two mad dogs
were killed in Mount Pleasant, on last
sunday.
CD JoEE Wo0LLEE REVERE. the
ready wit oftho Hampshire neighbor-
hood. wac in the I7-h civil district.
Monday 1ss:, buying all tho dry hides
l9could get.
Ten tons ofhay, worth SO per ton IN
The Memphis mlrkot, belonging to Ma
Tor J ". WILLIAMS, Of this county, wss
destroyed on the Memphis and Charles
ton r. r. instead Of ten bales, Is we
stated in cur last Issue. He VIII doubt
less recover tnJ-lbIrjs Of the value Of
his hay
". i. Il. MATTHEWS, tina great ser
keut tanner Of Ecut hport, recently found
q Tremendous ra,;lcsnlke mo. quite e.
large Is TIE "TTiune anale."l in tbs
month Of Blowing Cave" ard set .
trlp for him, bus has not yet succeeded
n capturing his snaleskip.
Capt JoHs 3. HAu7L-as made a speech Cd
zaSt F1d 3. at Ssa Dat T5'l=r. iu favor o.
-le D1cs i.ir.r Valley E-.r.5d. 4 ierg
sr5ui va in sr.-a3aHca, aud much god BIS
done. TIE rs r'a a. Ssr nn-t Tai.aT a-
-asius more iuf.iS 10 rl. ding. 0
-nad th an, ether q. islb.ri.ooi a..ag
zine.
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rlr,oNAL ENEHLs..aEAuE.

Mr.. RUE EITTEELL. olPer'y county
came 10 our city yesterday, per light
ming express.
We are pie sed to see our yourg
friend. CAMP. WHITTHoRNE, again on
,ur streets, just IRON Fayetteville.
BRrcr COCHRAN has left Nashville
end is with ". T. MooRE. We are glad
20 see him smong Us again.
D-.L A. Pillow and Nir. Al. WHIT
WELL. Of Perry county, We're in Column
b.aon las, Tug,day.
HARRY MARTIN, ESQ, Of Nashville,
and Judge TUELEY, Of franklin. honor
eHour town yesterday, with their pres
unce.
Col. 3. +. WILSON. President Of the
Mechanics Bank. Nashville, spent a few
dsvs in our city in the latter part Of
last week.
Rev Mr.. CHESTNUT, of the Banner
CsPeacs y ,-hvjlla, psil short visit to
Rev. :. g. CAEUrHEEs, OF this city, on
last Frid y.
HENRY SCorT. tsou Of ANDREW
ScorT. decd. one oiour bas, citizans in
DAYS gone bv.) has returned from Texas.
and is soj, uruiug with his relatives in
the Hopevel nei-aoorhood.
". ALLEN WADE, of the Lebanon
Herald. The unmarried partner Of the
f-n of WADE & WHITE. came 10 our
town few drys since, only
TO how his prumsr, f1r day
4. vollgTius eyes, nd wing away
Gen. x. c. WHITTHoENE. our distiH-
-u.sLed Representative i'm Congress,
and one Of the most thorough represan-
tafiya men in that body from tine South.
left this vicinity for Washington ON lsst
wednesday, 10 hs At the meeting Of
Clu-re-s next Monday.
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Die ModenweIf.

Die Modenwelt for November is one
of the best aides illustrated magszi mes
for fashions and fancy work published
in Aperila. The ModeRwelt will be
posted TO subscribers (including two
papers monthly, with supplement OF
patterns and diagrams for braid and
embroidery, and colored fashion plate
for one year for $500 Address s. T.
Taylor, importer OF ladies' fashions
39l Canal Street, New York.
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horses, tools, land, ETC., and they feed
themselves. I tried hiring, and never
could come out even at the end of the
year. Col. WADE is right-high wages,
st aling and wasting, will ruin any
body.
Gen. L. L. PoLK-Do your hands
make anything by working for third :
Capt. BLACK-Yes sir. They keep out
of DEBT, and have corn and other things
to live on at the end of the year. Iplant
no cotton.
PREsIDENr-There is no system of
employing labor that we all can agree
upon. There is too great difference in
the circumstances of farmers to attain
such q result.
Col. WADE wished to know how Capt.
BLACK protected himself against bad
treatment of horses by laborers.
Capt. BLAcK-By seeing to the horses
myself 1 get up by daylight, and go
Immediately to the stables and see that
the horses are fed and curried. / keep
my crib key at the house, and whenever
any feeding is to be done, am present
to see to it.
Col. WADE-Farmers have no idea
how little they are making on the mon
ey invested in land, because they have
made no calculation. A gentleman
whomyou all know, recently told me that
he made about SIS per acre, by raising
hay. But he had failed to calculate his
own services. He has a small farm, and
gives it his undivided attention, and by
adding a salary his service deserves,
be is making about two per cent. on the
money invested in his land.
Capt. BLAcK-We can dispense with
much of the labor we employ by raising
hay. ! made $50 clear profit on half an
acre. The pasture will pay for cutting,
interest on money invested in the land, |
and the taxes assessed thereon. There IS
no danger of Cutting the market.
Col WADE-If every farmer devoted |
his entire farm TO raising hay, it would |
be impossible to get hands at the proper |
time to harvest it.
Capt. BLACR-i think there would be |
no dif1idulty in that quarter. Improved |
implements have almost abolished man |
ual labor in cutting and saving hay. |
One hand with "a tedder will do more |
than six without it.
Col WADE--TwO machines cannot |
NOW more than fifteen acres per day.
T. Fl. WLLIAMs-I moved eight acres
OF clover hay per day, last summer, with
one machine.
T. w. MCRADY-Our Club must man
ifest more interest. 1t can 90 great good,
but never until we have more system,
and order. We should make every alb
sentee pay a fine.
I. KUHS--So many have spoken
words OF Encouragement, that will
say something calculated to encourage
US. Since our last meeting. I have re-
ceived a letter from a gentleman in
Nashville, who proposes to take stock
in our cotton manuTactory, and super
intend it also, as he has had many years
experience in manufactures.
On motion of Gen. POLK, the labor
question was appointed for discussion at
the next meeting, which is next Mon
day.
+. kUHN-I feel that have been ben
Gifted by this discussion. think there
will be one servant less in my house
next year,-all owing TO Col. WADE's
remarks
TaOS. II. WILLIAMS wished 10 know
bow much he ought to pay for labor,
but nothing was determined excep. that
two much is paid
On motion, the Club adjourned TO
meet next Monday.
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AROUND TOWN.


TIE Jap7~sse wi. os hr7o On the liih
OF Dec, mber.
LII. Arw-LL has moved into the
house on tae east side or The Publ C
s.4a-e. formerly occupied by \ BARI.
-.,,,.,- rrr--zp ,.r RI, Rf.hr Is
-..-.. En-. r..,.-,-.- firm, a.. ,,-ErxN-v q
go
e------- 81 .-.-.
vs. have Golden Wedding" on the
b.G O.. December.
p..r..s.,.,, r,,-r- ,.-r.,,-r5 two fit
-.-... .,......s.,. ,-.-....,,,- 7,,o-rf,,g
O.. .f...,,r ..f..-- ,,f5-a er,.ra4 in
s-..-..,...f... s..3...r.-
Col. 'o'lLlL7 'as '"Niie.tH l"e
N" Masonic Tempe SUBSCRIPTION, anu
aa.er.i-.s ..f ID .''s..-'.- 'l s-.',4-'o'lT's
Tb.. r-a,, ii..i- can, business
are I.s5s .' To- st 'L'- ."s
VII. le '-'-,i' '' i.a-i'..>' '..''.,I
-hl pups -i' '''7 y ''.''..- ''.-' .'.-'s
.''..' on -'ll,z '' '.'-' u ,' 0-''' %.
co ~ ''-
-'.- ''' =
~ tier.ug.; &C The Nav0r. the husf~
IFS h7"s-s were closed yesterday.
Rev. J. y. =. oETs preached aE able
and aPproPa tte thanss-. Wing sermon al
-la Methodist Church. AeEowd OF men
1ne boys stood on laa iop-lc square.
anna 'saU" o@.-9a every s.y lAat care
along, aud dnnbed q .-E'. and slipped the
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

On last "Wednesday night. there was
in the eastern pnr' ion OF our
clt> beween JAMES p. CAMPBELL and
three times by the former, at the point
-. ne left shoulder blade. on the mus
Gle of the left arm, and near the fourth
rib of the left breast. The wounds,
though painful, are not considered DAM
ge.ous. Both Of the men were u 'del the
influence of liquor. CAMPBELL Was ar
rested hy Policeman AYDELoTT,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

Tho Choir Reception" at Or. TRIEa-
sons, on Thursday night, of last week,
was a charming affair. The music, un-
der the direction of Prot, HERE, was ex-
quisIto, and choice extract from Cou,
sin. on the True, Beautiful and Good, y
was read with effect. Tho vocal music
was especially fine. as some of the best
amateurs OF this city, aud ono of The
very best of Nashville, favored the au-
deuce with solos,
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At the time when people of good bab
its go to bed, on "Wednesday night, the
sky was as clear as boll, but long be-
fore day, the "old woman" began 10
pick her geese, and she must have had
assistance, for when day light came. the
earth was covered. So quietly, gently,
sweelly, did tho beautiful snow fall on
our sinful earth. no one was awakened,
and everybody was surprised, Ii CON
tinued TO fail during the day, which pre-
vented the boys from huntir g rabbits.
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Terrible Tragedy at spring Hill.
Columbia, Tenn, Nov. 18th, ISL.

AS we so to press, we learn that Jas.
McKissack, becoming suddenly insane,
attempted to kill his own child. His mo-
Their prevented him, and he struck her
on the head, and split her skull; she
cannot possibly live. His sister, Miss
Tee, interfered, and he struck her on
the head, and penetrated the brain.
Another sister, Mrs. Robert I. Moore,
ran in ard he made at her; she caught
the Ratchet, and it made terrible
wound in her face, He then took a ra-
zor out of his pocket and cut his own
throat, severing the windpipe. The
Mc'Kissack family is we'll known all
over the county. The terrible tragedy
yesterday.
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DCCEaEj Is 4 STTf-L ANT. AND OF
ID itself may fail 10 effect cure. but B-ezr.
when scientifically combined with Bromide %
Potassium ana other ingredients Vr1tG.gs o
sedatIve effect. and causes a healthy action
thus increasing the powers Of digestion. g. .'5--
ing Irritation, reducing al unnatural ,ye. f---.
stopping pain and Inflammation. aad clu--r.-
the repairs add Hutrimsuts IN TIE huulsu 5ajr
20 be greater than the wastes, Jhus DrCvs-t-a-
decomposition and decay. and yves ue4risa-
meDt, health ard yig0r 70 the system.
Ny BICHC Il good for 81 diseases a-.s.-g
rom excuses; such as Wesau1ss and uria n
the back and legs, trembling IN the reQi01 Of
the heart. weak nerves, pa.Ed unt-ueres,
dryneSs Of the skin, scroiula, syphilis, 10 it,
many forms, ulcers. and tuHors.
If your system IS affected Jl- a1rof the allow.
symptoms and diseases. relief Is 81 hard. Cat
bottle Of ny Buclu and Bromide o. gr-s=sia1
al once, and you NAY rely Ca being cured,
know Juss what say. Eyracrr1 IS cen
pOuuder Of Medicine IS second % r. rl-r ID q
southwest twenty-five o. tLiTty 7egr- a.5l. a4
my fellog-cisszens know fsli we'll i1rua u.. o.
hind the PRESCRIPTION cgEntar ia the C--g is
which now a1ei.; | have cured more lt--.r
Of various diseases than al tie rne--sfl-r en-
Louisville put together. Undoubtedly. for eve.
y sgle 1uent that any Louisville plrsic.s1
as Ihaye d1C1-e q. an I'd G1s.sT. 4f yes
teTday by medicines are q sucee---a -...-
success Louisville Is Tot Large e1rucl for I'D
to haze competitor. l uoIo10i.-- tbs 1-a.--
sale Patent Medicine trade 1e-c. One and IN
other has tried, By coping si1sr us here .r
louisville, . compete with lae, 1lt, one af.--
another, their guns hive bs-a si.eLcci, and tleI
Efforts have been -51rtive.
Ny medicines are good sud answer tie 71-
pose-that Is The secret Of ny Success Sly
reputation as a c0mpoUuier Of good, reliable
articles is fully estzb EsEad.
belieFe my Bucau and Bromide Of P1fl-s.-
um is nov the best article row ID tle mars. .-.
the cure OF al diseases Of tH- u9sl-rv or sa-.1-
urinary organs, such -sC1cturlai .r;-1ears.
lrrl,abiiiiy Of the bladder sad ufe-4ra, in
4ammai.on Of tde lelris oi Zee zlll-v- a.. al
that class Of diseases.
Buy dollar b site and be cGrz1. Cse psr
iTectiens in ali C1s.s.
ssOEES BEEL, Il. u.
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We, the nde.igned, viii not grind any
wheat f,Om hi date except for those who
want Fiout for their own consumption, as
We believethe mill owners alone aseentit!ed
TO the profits OF grinding wheat.
M. VAUGHN.
J. h. ASHTON,
:. +. Me- IL.
+. J. ARMSTRONG,
w c. JOYCE.
JET, ANDERSON & CO., T. v. NJ.
A. o. z. NICHOLSON, Jfs Sra
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WILLIAMS Il TYLER inform their friends
and the public that they ne receiving the
largest and best stock Of Clothing, C,oths,
Cassimers, VesiIngS, AID gents furnishing
goods evfr broGght 10 this marzet. which
they will sell al reasonable prices Ter cash,
or 20 prompt customers on short time All
accounts mado with Us are due when called
:os. unless by special contract.
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w r. ELAN being compelled to
change his place of business during the
coming Christmas, states that he VIII
sell many articles at greatly reduced
prices, rather than have the trouble, ex-
pense, and danger Of removing them.
The ladies are especially offered rare
bargains, and 1t viii be very strange il
they do not give him call Immediately.
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MARRIED..

In this citv, at the residence of 7. J. Alex
ander, by the Rsy. J. N. p. Otis, Mr. Joan
THOMAS. and Miss Nora SPAIN, Vi the Bis5y-
vile country.
In this c'ty or yesterday evening, Mr. RA-
LEIGH P. DoDsOy, and Miss LAURETTA GILL.
both of this city. To Young people, maria ~
a pearly cats thr0urh which IL IS elysium 30 en-
ter; re-entaring of the Garden Of Eden. out
of which our frst parents were driven And
surely no man ever had more reason than our
friend RALEIGH, 10 i duigo these pleasant
dreams and anticipati0as. He has won beau
tiful gill, a sweet woman, and one altogether
lovely.
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The Early Bird Ce... die WornI.

Consequently, it is better for those
desiring shares in the Marry County
Real Estate Distribution, TO buy soon
as they will kave ch0ic5 of numbers,
now is the time to get the lucky ones.
before they are culled over. Don't put
it off long; you may be too late. Tick
cts dirt cheap; only 3 90.
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Having sold 0ut

And being exceedingly anxious to close up our
old business. We do mo earnestly request all
Of our friends that owe u, to come forward
and settle, as longer indulgence cannot be Civ
en-. Our books and accounts can be fond at
our Old stand. NALEER & AKIN.
OCT L.
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Situation yyaa5e.T-

\, competent teacher, with several
years experience, wishes a school OF
thirty or forty pupils. Reference Civ
ento some Of the best teachers in the
South. Apply at this Office.
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To call and $50 I. II. AtwelI, south
Main Street, CoIumbia, Tenn, aud learn
how to procure tickets in the Naury
County Real Estate Dis r.butiou. Draw
ing 70 take place Dec. 27.b, ISL. Tick
els = 90.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

Having attached Mr.. Leftwich'S steam
engine TO The Hunter Mills, on Carriers Creek.
We are prepared to grind wheat and corn
for custom, and the people can do what
they like win IL, eat il, sell it. or feed it TO
the chickens. Bling on your wheat.
J. N. UTTER,
Z. 5. LEErwICH.
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Masonic.

At meeting of Columbia Lodge, No.
81. F. 81 a. NJ, Columbia, Tenn,
I'D, 1871, the following officers were
elected tor the ensuing twelve months:
J. ". WITHERsPooN, w. Nj WIN. r.
ELAN: s. W.; F. II. GREEN, J. W., JSo.
a. ENGLE, s. d; w. B. IoBBINs, J. D.;
W. II SANDERS, Treasurer; JAS. L.
GUEST, Secretary; WIN. j. oAKEs, Tier.
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ENerrI,n,IY Irrilc,I

And only costs you two dollars 20 Try /.
in tho Marry County Real Estate Dis
tributiUn.
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CITY TTEK3.
Bradford Eirhol.

No. Is and q North Coilese street, Nashville,
Tenn. has the largest, handsomest and best
selected stock Of Furniture ever in the
South, which he sells at lower figures than any
body in ths trade. Give him a call. He packs
very carefully FEEE OF cHAEGz.
Nov az
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HASEED.-A partner with from g. on to
$500 Dash, 10 engage IA The Dry Goods b.
illness. Store aud trade seca5 Ell. For par
ucuIars add-ess ". Herald Omco.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

One ticket III the Iaury County Rsal
Estate Distribution secures you q pass
oge to athens snd back free OF charge.
1t only costs You two dollars.
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Youths, smd Hoys, CIothipc.

Trimmed Bcnpets and Hats from 81 co TO
81. GO caeh, at Mrs. If. J. Dryant's Emporium
Of Fashion. nov II
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vorth g % and s 50. at Mrs. N. J. Bryant
Emporium Of Fashion fnov Il
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To sheegoS sons 20 see their stock OF ali
XII DIS of Boots, Shoes aud Hats selling vc-y
low for cash noyaf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

For the latest styles in ladies' and misses
fine shoes, 20 10 tie Philadelphia Shoe Store.
81 and 65 College Street, Nashville.
O.ti2-1u1
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

4 new Sewing Machine, tiled by an ae-
compi.shed Tailor sove-si weeks, just sum
Gent 10 Test is worth. We. ued al $40. II
Will be sold FOR 50. Apply at this Office.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

Alargc assortment Of Jewelry aad Toils. ar
ticles At Mrs. NJ. j. Bryant's En- -oriuu Of
Fashion. nov17
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lfyou wan; shoe for = worth 81. go TO the
Philadelphia Shoe Store. 81 ard C5 College
Street Nashville Octl3 2m,
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$3.50 reward to any nan who can sell shoes
cheaper than BLAZE i MeLacGHL.s. Of The
Philadelphia shoe Store. o. and s. College
Street, Nashville, OctIs-..1.
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For the best assortment II ladies', misses
and chili-en's shoes in tho city. s. % tie
Philadelphia she store. Nashville.
Uctly2u
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

For fine shoes. 20 to taa Philadelphia Shoe
store, q and @ College Street, Nashville.
Octl3-2m
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i general assortment .. Zephyr a-d Berlin
Wool, silk, W0rsted and Linen I'm robbery.
Braids and FIosses a. Mrs. i. !. Bryant's Em-
poriUm. u0~ Il
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

Millinery and Fancy Goods Of the latest
impor:ations at Mrs. N. J. Brya Is Empori-
I'm Of Fashion Tnov II
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

WeaTe receiving splendid assortment OF
Youths and Boy Clothing. Call and see
Us before you buy 10 your boys.
s, pt. To- WILLIAM, & TYLER.
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a Card 10 nay Former Patrons an'

- SHrs 10 my FORMER Patrons and
EFscRds.
Having visited all the principal cities North
and East during the past summer, and posted
myself on the latest improvements in Photos-
raPhy, l an prepared TO do rs good work e.
eau be found IL this or any other state. at
prices to suit the times. Pllaso give ne a call
at the old stand.
Il, 2. SEAyY. Photographer,
n.
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The best thing ever offered to tho pub
lie is share in the Maury County Real
Estate Distribution. I. only cost g 60,
and gives You g chance ~ 5000 prizes,
valued at s. % 10 50 90. Be sure to try
your luck.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01
5000 Prizes! 5000 Prlzes!!

Slipper and Pin Cushion tterns. entirely
new style, at Mrs. NJ. J. Bryant Emporium Of
Fashion. NOV Il
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

Toys ani Christmas PreseztsclH Be found al
Mrs VI. J. Bryant Elay Jriam Of Fashion.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01
THE COMBINED
FLAT AND FL UTING IRON.

am now actually selling the best Flutins
and Flat Iron Combined ever known, for on
ly $3.50.
1T FLUTES DRESS GOODS
Equally IS well as Linen Fabrics, and is So
simple that child can use it. II is not only
First Class Fluter, but a Polishing Iron.
alone worth the money. Sold by
<. JORDAN,
At Martin K Piekard's, Wkel s.le Groeers,
April Ally. Cs.anbia, Ten.