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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15
wILLIATSPORT ITEnk.

Fall left Us a beautiful snow. giving
december q good excuse To con-
tinue cold weather, until few days ago
which has been quite agreeable and
hoalthiul. The village very quiet, a,
usual. No marriages to date.
There came very near being mar
riage in the neighborhood, lut needing
2 little more change, Cupid took his
Hight to the silvrry clouds. Iii. rumor>
FL that 4 bachelor or our village viii
change his mode OF living about Christ
mas.
". 4 !. LTTSTNGEE, Of the Eth civil
district, lost their infant, little girl.
from iauHdice, lately. \ negro girl also
died Of Dr5isy. in the Same neighbour
hood
Thanksgiving bay passed by here
without PRAYER or turkey.
J. Is. DELE and daughter. who have
been absent for some limo in Bedford
county, returned last week to their RiY-
erside home.
SAsrSoN CHARLToN, col, has swole
out writ against HsEFT WILLIAMS,
col, for Misrepresentation Of "a hog.
Elders BOYLE and DANIELS, Latter
Day Saints, are still soiOurning in Hick-
man county, ami preached last sunday
ut Forty Two, and will preach next sun
day at Badgers school House.
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LEWIS COUNTY ITEMS.


DANIEL SINIIs died Nov. ISL, ri his
residence five miles south Of Newburgh,
aged - years.
There has recently been much excite
ment in LOWS county, in regard to mad
dogs. The negro 10y AT Mr.. JoHN VI.
ANrHoNY's, near Newburgb, who was
bitten by dog, supposed TO be mad,
has not gone mad yet. We learn
that one man was 20 much excited that
he tried 10 "shine" the mad dogs eyes,
and failed in the attempt, and killed
bis own dog. Another man in the same
neighborhood charged his shaving horse,
that stood near the back hall door whore
he lad been at work that day Welearn
that the mad dogs were subdued when
the shaving horse was shot and killed
with a heavy load from an old army
gun.
Capt. O. +. PLUYHEE and MI. JONI
\. COOPER have been appointed Railroad
Commissioners upon the part OF Lewis
county. Capt. PLUNVER addressed the
citizens OF Lewis on the Railroad ques-
tianat the Courthouse in Ecwbargh, on
Last Monday.
L. WILLS NArITR is selling dry goods
and groceries at NaPicrs old Furnace On
Chiefs Creek, Lewis county.
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-IER. BLRnNrTER-
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

There viii be Communion Service in
.se Presbyterian Church ou Sabbath
next: AMI preaching Will begin on Fri,
.lsv night at O'Clock. Preaching Fri
fav. saturday and Sunday nights by
Rev. :. W. MICHEL.
quarterly Meeting was held al Sed-
srrv's Church. on last Saturday and
sunday. BY Rev. J. g. BoLToN, Presid-
ing Elder. who preached three excel
lent sermons. Rev. +. I. STONE,
preached Friday night, and Sunday
night.
Quarterly Meeting was held in the
Methodist Church at Spring Hill, on last
Saturday and Sunday, DR.. \. l.. p.
GREEN, presiding. Rev. Z. q. IRVINE,
Pastor. anu Rev. 4. w. SsITH, OF Co.
-umbia, were present. pr. GREEN al
ways selects the most comprehensive
texts IN the Bible.
Rev. B. !. SToNr will preach al the
GLOWING times and places: At Pleas
ant Ridge, first Saturday and Sunday in
each month. At Sedberry's, second
saturday and SUNDAY OF each month.
~ Goshen, third Saturday and Sunday
,, each month. Santa Fe, fourth Satur-
#sv.nd SUNDAY Of each mouth.
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The Trial Of John Ne.Ls.

The trial OF john WpAKs for killing
MARsH RENFRo, came OF before Is
quires r. b. ALLEN and J. A. SANDERS,
at Nespolis, on the 9th ult. WFAK-
gave himself up TO II. Il. ALLEN, Esq,
and demanded trial, and also request
ell a thorough Investigation Of the
charge made against him by RRSPRo in
reference TO shooting at RPNFRo the
Friday night previous to the killing OF
RESrRo. WEAKs had ample proof in
both cases. lie proved that at the time
the shooting was done in the woods, he
was at home, and by two Witnesses that
he was there plnying a fiddle, and at the
time the shooting ceased in the woods,
he csme out and shot bis pistol OF, the
reports Of which were recognized by his
neighbors. The magistrates acquitted
him Of both charges, of course.
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CTLLEOHiITEHS.

L. HoLDING, OF HOLDING, WILKE- \
HAScocK, Nashville. moved his family
to that city on Monday last.
Four preachers arc TO reside in Guile
Okla next year. II they fail to moraiize
the place, there j, no redemption for il.
The young men OF Culleoka have r
Debating Ciuo in active operation.
The young ladies and gentlemen also
have = Reading Club, that is very inter
esting.
CulleOka has aputlic Library ofabOut
one hundred volumes. W. K. WEBB
was the prime mover in starting il. and
it is rapidly growing in size and favor
W. 4. WEBH'> school will close on
Thursday and Friday, the DIST and end
ol this month, " it'll an examination and
concert,
J. d. RAMSEY, Of this vicinity, raised
turnips this year that weighed as high as
=. pounds. lie did not invent an IN
strument 10 dig them.
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Commentary ON the BtbIe.

Rev. D.. Mac j. agent for a critical,
explanatory aud pfactica. collpleptary
on the Old and New Testament, by threo
eminent divines, Rev. R"B'T Jameson,
ID. D., st. Paul's Glasgow; Rev. A. b.
TOUssETT, 4. NJ, st. Cuihberps, York /;
and the her, DtNITL BROWN, ID. d.,
Professor of Theology, AheraSvn, ,,so.-
land. This work Is spoken Oh Ia the
highest terms by leading ministers of
all denominations, in the United States.
Only t..s .ext commented upon is given
in the ConiIaeats..s -s.tee il is not too
large or cumbersome, or costly, ito Snst
being but little more than that demand
Oh tor single volume Of many Com
mentsriss F; 81 20 and 10 90, according TO
quality of binding. This great work is
printed in elegant style by the National
Publishing Co., Memphis. Roy. DR..
MACK Il tie AGENT at Columbia.
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In our report OF Major SYKES speech
on the first Monday in this month,
two or three typographical errors oc-
CURED. Where t. il said the South has
raised and sold since the war 81 800, 900
worth OF cotton, it should hsye been the
"SOnth has raised and sold since the war
81, 500, 0J0, GO one billion five hundred
millions OF dollars, worth OF cotton
Wherei is said we should improve our
country and depend upon others Tor all
things necessary 10 our comfort" il
should read, does not depend upon
others for all things necessary TO our
comfort
Major SYKES speech IN behalf OF mar
row gauge railroads was unanswerable,
bat the very fact that it was, in the
main, en- able and effective effort. in
ciines us TO regret that he LEFT him
self open 10 misconception on one point.
A stranger listening 10 his address.
would have imagined that the speaker
believed onr people were constantly
abusing Yankees" and complaining
OF their Oppressive tyranny" etc.
Now, this i not true y few sorcheads,
socially, politically, financially AMI cy-
cry other way, may be guilty of such
self dis-respect, but those who give tone
to our society, commerce and politics,
are anxious to bury. forever the dead
past, and re-estsblish On firm and
lasting basis that confidence and esteem
between The two great sections, which
alone can make this truly great, hap
py and prosperous Republic.
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AROUND TOWN.

What ,. rcgress Is being made 10 light
.a.umbis y 18th gas
Hrrpliz i.aacadsmizing Mechsn-
street. in front OF his residences.
-four town would build reservoir on
cle Knot. insurance would be very
heap. and almost useless.
TAO deer we're brought from near
WAYNE Furnace, last week, and shipped
Fouy FORBES, 10 Newport, Ky.
Mrs. CACoLISE JoHHsToS Is having
smother neA- cottage erected on her lot
LEA. Burns Spring.
IESRr CuoAIE, one OF our incest
-9uug men. has left ROsT INITIAL & BRO,
and = now with SEEEGoS < SOS.
TRLyE AyDELoTr, one Of our very Ell
Eatent policemen, has bought lot near
ia Depot, on which lie viii soon build
7rzidence.
= enc horsa belonging TO Al. Nc
oIEEN-, q Carter's creek, died sudden
s IN a yard near SRErTARp Il HAEEI-
cox Store, lest Tuesday.
"RaRcE SHELTON, a youth Of siX SURF
Lasrs, sonof COLLIE A. SHELTo> OF our
a.ty, picked g. pounds Of cotton il one
day, lately.
,Iscajamized walk. have been made
lh,2 corporation across West Main
z,-ee. N front OF the Episcopal church,
md acresa High street where it Joins
yF.st Main.
s capitalist Of LIE vicinity is speaking
r. establishing a pork packing house
Hst above the bridge and the mouth Of
He1m's Branch,
The corporate authorities are making
macalamilei walk across West Main
-l-get. in front Of the Methodist Church
a good work.
Mr.. and Mr- J. r. SHELloN received
.,n the night OF the Golden Wedding,
"neen dollars in gold, from different
friends. Mrs. SHIRLEY gave Mrs
-EELToS a gold ring, which WA
brought from England, ard was on
gndred Eaars old. Twenty-six cake
are alse presented g. the aged couple
.aryiug in size and weight. Tn
groom and bride reg.-sst Us 70 ten
.Eer their thanks for all the beautiful
and highly priced gifts.
The following arc The names Of th
members OF the nsE brass band, recent
g organized in this city: IN. p. SEAvI
eader: JORDAN Hit STEE, md Z Fla
oruet: /. +. Erwin, 81 + Flat Corue'
TYRYAN ZEeERT, lst u Flat CorDei
-zsRLEs CLEAR, y B Flat Corne
FL-oB HERsTEIS, Solo Alto; J. /
WHITE, e! T. Fiat; J. Z. L. COcHRAs
u Z Flat Alto: J. COLLIE HAcHSEI
- 8 Fiat Tenor; BEN. LIPscoEz, "a
Fl.l Tenor; J. 2. HERS5oS. Baritone
Ss,INE =. WITHEEsroOs, LIST . I7st
AZ. BICKSELL, ID b Flat Bass; r. X
WILSON, q L Fiat Tube: I. II. SMITH
isi E Fiat Tubo; DE SHELTON, Sid
Dram; T. ". GLEs-, Bass Drum; BRrc
PICKES., Lantern Carrier.
Z: IS very strsrgs that any OF our cit
sens should be opposed to building Ne
railroads. hnt We suppose II !. the "a.
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WAYNE COUNTY ITEMS.

The Waynesboro Male and Female
Academy, in charge OF CHARLES f..
LEWIS and Sister, is said to be in very
prosperous condition. The number of
students las greatly increased during
the present session, aad it is believed
that the school will soon regain the high
reputation it enjoyed previou. TO the
war.
The WaynesbOro Literary Society are
debating the question: Resolu,d That
Napoleon |. was benefIctor TO man
kind. 1t has had under consideration
tho resolution: Resolved, That the Holy
Scriptures affords stronger evidence Of
q Supreme Being than the light of Ma
ture. The question was ably debated,
and decided il the negative. some OF
the most learned men Of all professions,
take mart in the discussiOn9,
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Mr. ROnhan.

This gentleman gave three OF his
entertainments in our city
last week. or the first one ne have al
ready spoken. He never succeeded in
getting = respectable audience, except
in quality. lie reads, sings, with gIIi-
tar accompanimentand recites, the choi-
cost selections from those authors who
best know how to touch the human
heart. In his selections he displays re-
fined and exquisite taste, thorough cul-
ture, and Judgment unsurpassed. II
these were his only gins, however, he
would fall short Of performing the part
he undertakes; but he il also richly en-
dow cd with fine voice, over which he
has perfect cohtrol. He does not
mouth" his words, which WAS 50 o.
iectionable to the great bard, nor rant,
nor scrape the skie. with maniac ges-
lures; but he reads so that the jeHelly
words AID golden thoughts of the author
take possession Of tho mind OF the
listener. Mr.. BoSHAx's versatility is
also one Of his best gifts. In reading
"AvSIE and WILIJE's Prayer there
are four distinct and rapid changes 10 be
mado in the voice, in order TO represent
four persons, whose voices and manner
arc made unlike by age and sex. The
diHicult task was as well performed, as
il would have been had the four char
scters Of that exquisite poem been in
flesh and blood on the stage. "Castles
in the Air." and "ALBERT SIDNEY
JoH~sroN's Epitaph," were read so as
TO gi,o caFh thought and word OF those
creations OF ssnius al the effect their
authors intended. lie is equally guc>
cessfm in dolineating comic characters,
whether in song or prose. "ARrENUS
WARD" himself could not have looked
more ridiculous, than Mr.. BoSHAN did,
while reading the description of the Wis
IL - pberlin. Mr.. BoSHAM has gone
South, wLe,o ye trust he will receive
larger houses than ils got here. If
he does not get disheartened, he rs COS
tined to acquire a reputation which will
amply repay him TOR the want of proper
appreciation now.
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nu,e., I'm. sl,d Cheap Freight.

Can't. WHITE PRIEKsoS, ~ ihe great
New Orleans cotton house " y. =
FEIERso> d Co., who has been sojourn-
ing in our county for several months,
IN, 10 the Crescent City two or three
weeks agS, for the purpose Of securing
quicker transportation and cheaper
rates for cotton TO New unea,.g. lie
succeeded in reducing the time requir-
eI for transportation from ten days 10
four. and The cost from $500 10 $50
per bale. Considerable skill and
diplomacy were necessary - accom-
pJish these results. which are OF So HuGo
inheritance 10 Middle Tennessee and
Nsw CIsS42s, anG stamp the gallant
Captain as one Of TIC rising commercial
men CT the Southwest.
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The battle House.

Ger. BATTLE - winning golden opin-
ions from the travelling puzzle for the
superb style in which the Battle Ho.ss
il conducted. 1t is deservedly the most
popular hotal in the State. The table
groans beneath the Ve;ght OF tho best
which the best market in the ecl IT.
agoEds, and it il served up in the best
II styla. The General knows how to
keep hotel and make his guests al
iael n home.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

.-AEFE. L. VOORHEES, has returned
.-1m Bridgeport, Ala.
Col. II. r. CooPLE has returned from
New Orleans.
-la1N SHARP, s merchant Of New
-a.s. was in Columbia last week.
EllEI-H ?. DopsoN and his lovely
arIe have returned from their bridal
l0I-.
JpHS BAtNEE, : prominent citizen OF
Alabams. near Tuscumbis, came to our
..tv recently.
The beautiful Floral Queen" has re-
4rred from Arkansas, where she has
RI enchanting the hearts Of all.
5ulgs HILARY WARD, Gn able lawyer
cEPulsssi, honoTed our city recently
9TH his presence.
Eey- isaac NuNEE has returned
rom sn extended trip through he
Southern states.
Nr. Noon. q Louisville, Ky, was in
columbia recently, representing his
house. lis Louisville Agricultural
Eg-kz.
W.R. PILLOW, Isl, left our city q lew
asvs since TOR bis plantation in Missis-
-rti. We regret to again lose so valu-
s,,le citizen.
oar Old friend and comrsde, ROBERT
NswaaN RIrHARDsoN, has led to the
a-a-ore Of the fair daughters Of VII
as0n. The Welding, which took
.. are at Franklin last Wednesday n ghi,
80 o magnificent. affair. There were
& sa.r--wo attendants, and everything
- va n keeping with th. beauty OF
.ls bride, and handsome groom. May
hey live long and prosper
Hon. UoEsFT B. tn oTAs, . distin>
sEed citizen OF Wsverly; Major L. :.
,-aaI1scH, 4 famous iron manufacturer
o, Humphreys and Hickman counties;
T". WaLEEE. a well known merchant
ana citizen Of Hickman county; Major
e.. +. Fsr,pE~ET, an experienced and
able civil engineer Of Mesfinuville,
r.e-o IN cur ely on lat Tuesday, attend
.aEtle meeting Of tie Commissioners
Ci-Le Duck River Valley Railroad.
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The GssberPea Marie,

Thousands OF bushels Of Goober Peas
have been brought to Columbia nom
Hickman and other counties, and sold q,
Nashville prices. We understand from
Mr.. JoBN 7. TVcEBB, who is a large
trader in this produce, that the farmers
who sell their Peas in this market, buy
their family supplies from our mer.
hants, thereby bringing 10 our town
thousands OF dollars.
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AthenRuIa Reception.

There will be a reception Of patrons
and friends in the Athenaum Study
Hall this aTsning at O'Clock. The ex-
ercises will consist Of vocal and instru-
mental music, elocution, dancing, dc.
AL are invited
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The Deer Hunters Returned.

Cant. A. IrpScoNB. II. u. JANE
son, WILLIE T.. MORGAN, J. G. BAILEY,
HIP. SEAvy, Or. J. P. HERsDoN, Gen.
A. Bowen, Il. FBIERsos, $. HEENpoS Il.
MAYEs. have returned from the Barrens.
They did not 20 TO Lewis county, as
they had atfir.t intended, bnt went to
JOHN FLoYp's old place, Lawrence
county, where they killed two deer.
1t showed the next two days, and as
they were in tents, their condition was
anything but comfortable. Major VII
LIS JoSrs. the hospitable owner Of Lau-
rel Hill Factory, found them frozen up
in the snow, and invited them over to
comfortable quarters. formerly occupi-
ed by JOHN WILSON. They cordially
accepted the Kind invitation. For
three days they did not hunt deer, but
contented themselves with shooting
birds. Several of the party hunted
ducks, but killed none. OF course with
STEVE HERNDoN along, they were COM
PEELED TO have fish TO cat. The mill
hands went ga digging at night, and
soon killed fine supply of game fish
such as the Mosaic law permits them to
eat. When the ''good-looking snow
had taken its departure, they sailed out
again for larger game, led Ivy Gen.
BowEN's splendid pack of hounds, and
the following is the result OF their hunt;
WILLIE p. MORGAN killed buck and
a doe, both very fat and fine; STEVE
HERNDoX. buck and a doe; JOSH. q.
BAILEY, a good buck, two years old;
II. p. SEAvy, a one year old buck: RoU-
ERr FRIERsON, line large buck; Capt.
LIPscoMB, a yearling buck. All the
above deer were killed within radius
of five miles of the Factory. 4 great
many tracks were found, and Bon
FRIERsoN, who has killed one hun
bred deer in his lifetime, says the party
would have killed twenty-five deer, if
the weather had net been so cold.
JOHN FLOYD, a great hunter OF Law
renee county "drove" for the party, two
days.
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To call and see J.. III. Atwell. South
Main Street, Columbia, Tenn, and learn
how to procure tick cts i'll the Maury
County Real Estate Distribution. Draw
ing to take place Dec. 9Th, ISL. Tick
cts ~ Ca.
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Nau Advertisements

w. r, FLANis disposing Of MS stock
Of goods rapidly, al the low figures he
is asking, with view of changing bu-
siness houses on the first of January.
Read his advertisement under Getty
items
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AlInaIian MANILA

s competens teacher, with several
years experience, wishes 4 school OF
thirty or forty pupils. Reference Civ
en- 10 some Of the best teachers in the
South. Apply at this Office.
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Having seisi Out

And being exceedingly anxious 10 ciose ap our
old business. We do most earnestly request all
Of our s;ends that owe us, to come forward
and settle, as longer indulsencs cannot be Civ
En-. Our books and accounts can De fs-nd a,
ear old stand. NALKEE 4 AKIN.
Get. L..
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Iuekla aEsrfnae.

Hililne', and Fancy Good, Of the latss,
iEpOrtations st Mr.. NJ J. Brysut'. Enpori-
sn of Fashion. nor l.
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Ali persons indebted to US Will please
come forward ssd settle inmed lately. a
money We must have. and can give no fur.
thsr indulgencss. wItxAMs,k rrIx..
des Il
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of the fact. dec .
Over Shoes OF all kindsst GorDoS RID
Lr1s
Having 70 change my place OF business On
the hrst OF January, will offer for the next
thirty days, at greatly reduced prices. my
entirss,oek of dry COOL, &C.. L invite sE'e'
cisl attention 20 the following Soods: 4
splendid line OF Bls-k silks, Black AlPdcss'
from t;cts to sl.5 Per yard: Poieris, De-
LANES, Eerinc=, Ac., al very low 1sures;
Black and cOlored silks. Velvet for trim
ming; Ladies ClosEs. some very handsome
and made OF tie best Beaver Cloth; Water
proofclosking cloths, Roman striped and
Plain shawls. white goods OF every diserip-
ton, splendid stock OF Ribbons, Black and
colorsd Kid Gloves, Black and Fancy Cas-
simsres, and Wooden Goods fOr1ientlemen :
and Boys wear; Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Ready Made Clothing; Trunks, Baskets,
Umbrellas, &c.
Come and see the stock, if you don't buy.
Dec. 1-tf. ". II. ELAN.
Go 10 Sheegog 4 Sons
And supply yourselves with useful and
comfortable Christmas Gifts. such r. Boots,
Shoes and Hats that will DC sold cheap.
dss l.
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Ladies Hsss Of all sir,s shi ceIors, al Nat.
HOlmsn's 80 cent store,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

50esnts will buy any article you want. Any
child can bay as val as its mother, at Nat.
Hoiman's 80 cent store.
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The Directors of the Maury County
Agricultural and Mechanical Society
are requested to meet at the Secretary's
office, on Saturday, Dec. p, 1871,
JosE. G, BAILEY, See'ty
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CITY ITEMS.
Bradford Michel.

No. = and y North College street. Nass', NY,
Tenn, has the lsrgest. hsnd.omes' anu
selected stock Of furRiture ever III
e9nth, which he ssll= at lower asure' tl.1h 'Hs
body in the trade. Give him call he lS'A'
yer, esrsfaliy rREE or caAEdF.
Nes.5.-tk
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Everybody Invited

And only costs you two dollars TO try it
in the Nsury County Real Estate Dis
trlbutlon.
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For the latest styles IN lsdie,' and misses
ins shoes. 90 10 the Philsdeiphs Shoe store.
81 sad 6 College Street, Nashville.
Oe,ls-2H.
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go reward TO any man who can sell shoes
cheaper than Bike Z 9CLiUGFrIs, of the
Philadelphia Shoe Store, "a snd ~ College
Street. Nashville. Ustl5-2m.
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Corssts Of all siZss, warranted to 1t, tf tss
latest agony" Net. Holman, 70 osnt store,
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DIED.

A. the res idence Of her brother, a. II. Nan.
Ming, Nashville, on Dec 10th. 1871, q. so'.loek
P. ", Niles FASSIs 4. MAysIsg.
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ChignOns, Mice. Rats, Waterfall. nsadx.sr,
and OvsrHors, at Net. Eolmsn's a. cent store,
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Collars, Cuff. Lsses. ksrel.isis, Cas.i.s
Hoods, silk and Cashmere scsrfs and Break
fast Shawls FOR ladies. at Nat. Holman. -
ceAt store.
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n.n.t.a AeasiernY.

Pr9f. CLEVELAND viii open h. Daneins
Academy at Hammer Hall. oE H"njav. Dee.
18th. Young Ladies', Misses and Matters from
3l-2 to5l-2 PM; Gent. Glasses TO . same
night. Particulars made knows Ivy circular.
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

Spoons. Forks, Knives. Table Cutlery of all
kinds. Rszors, Shell Pin-cushins, Pocket
KNIVES, at Nat. Holnan's 90 cent store.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15
Special NOtIce.

You and your sweetheart can get you Christ
mss Presents Nat. Holman, 20 cent store.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

Ifyou want 3 shoe for - worth -, go to the
Philadelphia Shoe Store, 81 and s. College
Street, Nashville. Ostl3 IN.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

Ladies Combs. Sleeve Buttons. Ear Bot,
and Jevslry Of all kinds, At Nat. Holnan's 50
cent Store.