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CHERRIES SALE.

By virtue of three executions to me directed
from the Wo-shipful County Court of Maury
county, in favor of John Il. Pabsett, Clerk and
Commissioner, VS.. 5. o. Johnson. b. z. John
son and A. 5. Sherwood. will sell for cash to
the town of Columbia, on Monday the 2Gth
day of Novcmt er, 1877, tn, following describ-
ed tract or parcel OF land situated in the State
of Tennessee, maury county and civil district
NolS. and bounded as fallows, to wit: east by
the land of Alexander HarbnsOa, north By
the heirs Of LnfeaveFs and Alexander Biuck
burn, west by Lucinda Johnson and south by
h. Miller. about containing one hundred and
thirty-hve acres. levied upon and to be sold az
the property of S. O. johnson to satisfy said f
fas and costs. SIMS LATIA, s. Nc.
Oct 20-td.
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THE TREAsURER's REPORT to the
Legislature shows the total receipts
from Juno LIST, 1870, to October 1st,
1870, and to October let 1871, sixteen
months, to he s1,9S4,0 OCT; and total
disbursements during thessmcperiod,
amounted 10 1871, f0l, 69.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

The bill TO establish a Criminal
Court for The counties Of Maury,
Williamson, Giles, and Marshall, has
passed three readings in the House
of Representatives., and will doubt
less pass the Senate, and become q
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

HENRY c. Russ, son of the late
JAMES Russ, for many years connect
ed with the Tennessee Press, has be-
come joint proprietor and local editor
of that excellent journal, the Tulla-
hOma Times.
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The report Of tho Treasurer states
that there remains of old issue Of
Bank of Tennessee notes to be re-
deemed, $4,000, and perhaps $780,
go school warrants mace good for
fa~es.
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NOVENORs PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE Tenn. Oct A. 1871.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 4, 1871.
VNTHEREAS, 1T HAS BEEN OFFICIAL
w ly,made known to me that vacancIe.
exist in the Senate from the Seventeenth
and Twentieth ID stricts, by the death of Hon.
Thomas H. PEBBLES anu Hon. Horace Rice.
Now, therefore, /, ID. VIC. Senter,sby vir-
tue of the power and authority vested in me,
do hereby command the Sheritis Of the coun-
ties of Maury, Lewis, Hickman and Dickson.
of the Seventeenth Senatorial District, and the
Sheriffs of the counties of Benton, Humphreys,
Perry, Decatur and Henderson, of the Tween
sieth Senatorial District. to open and hold an
election at eli the places of holding elections in
tleir respective counties on
Saturday, Nov. 4, 1871,
after having given the notice required by law,
for the election of Senators, to fill the vacan-
cies occasioned by the death of said Thomas
ii. PEBBLES and Horace Rice, and the return
thereof make according to law.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
subscribed my official signature and
H. S. caused the great seal of the State to he
affixed thereto. Done at the DEPART
ment in the city of Nashville this 4,h
day of October, 1871.
DIV. c. SENTER.
By the Governor;
TIL. Butler, Secretary of State.
oct 8 to.
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THE Methodist Church at Lebanon.
with a membership of two thousand,
gives its preacher $500 year, and
the Methodist Church at Columbia,
with a membership of 2S6 gives its
preacher $500 a year. Comment is
useless
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

Senator WILSON made a recent
European tour, and at Blarney Castle,
kissed the Barney stone. The grave
and dicnifiad Senator writing to the
Springfield Republican says "the ira
dition is that whoever kisses the Blar-
ney stone will be given such persua-
sive address that nothing will be able
10 Withstand it," And this is the
successor of Daniel WEBSTER, in the
United States Senate.
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1t Is very natural that there should
be fellow feeling between the
divine afIlahIs" Of tho Lebanon Her.
d'6 and the spiritual "in1atus" of the
Robertson County Record.
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NEW YORK CITY, with q liberality
commensurate in amount with her
vast population, has contributed ST.
Ha,eD TO the relief Of the Chicago
sufferers.
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iErosIrs in some of the Chicago
saies were found destroyed by The
FIRE, but in a majority of instances
the contents were preserved from
destruction.
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TIE next annual Tennessee Con-
ference will be held ct McKendree
CHURCH, Nashville. Columbia tried
TO secure il, but failed. She had il
eleven years ago.
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THE Supreme Court AT knoxville
last Wednesday. reversed :the decis-
ion Of tho Circuit Court in the case of
JOHN BANTER against SAUNDERS 4
CLARK. BAXTER sued the defendants
for libel, laying his damages at 1000,
for publishing in the Knoxville Wing
q. Register the MABRY speech in a suit
Pending between BANTER and MA
BRY. The Circuit court awarded
BANTER So. 900 damages, and SAUN-
pnEs & CLARK appealed TO the SUI
preme Court. That tribunal reverses
tic decision of the lower court and
remands the case for new trial.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

FOSTER FLEMING, door-kecper of
The House Of Representatives, died
in Nashville Tuesday evening after
a brief illness.
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The salary Of tho President of
France il six times more than that of
President Grant, and Theirs has
bosre, lodging and washing thrown
IN
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AT. STEWART, the merchant prince
of New York, has given $4,000 to
tic CAisago sufferers.
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POSTPONE

The Manager Of the Maury
County Real Estate Distribution
has concluded to postpone the
drawing Of this scheme until
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9th, II.
This postponement has been
occasioned by the extreme str;n-
gency Of the money market,
which has prevented the sale of
all the tickets, and as the Manager
stands pledged to hold no tickets
himself, the only course left was
to either withdraw some of the
prizes or postpone, for a short
season, the drawing. The latter
plan has been determined upon,
and such arrangements complet-
ed as will undoubtedly find all
the tickets disposed OF, and the
drawing ready to take place at
the date above indicated. In
fact, should tickets be sold as ra-
Pidly for the future as they have
for the past few weeks, a much
shorter delay would answer the
purpose, but it is deemed pru-
dent to postpone the Distribution
until Christmas week, so that |
there will be no doubt Of the |
Distribution taking place at that
date.
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The Springfield Republican ia get
ting up new role for Ben Butler.
Roll on, silver-spoon!
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+. L. KIRKPATRICK, ~ old msr-
chant ald prominent citizen Of Nash
vile, died las. week.
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NASHVILLE, in imitation of her en-
serprisingsister, Columbia, is agitating
the subject Of removing her Market
house.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

5owN W. GARRETT, President of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, has
bought the Natural Bridge in Wiz
gihia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

A million dollars Of gold were
melted in one Chicago safe, and two
millions of greenbacks burnt.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

WHY IS PRESIDENT GRANT like a
good catholic? Because he believes in
the real presents.
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The Lowell Courier objects to Gen
efal Beveredge as Congressman at
large for Illinois, on the ground that
beverages are generally drink.
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A. ]. Green and Others. Exparte.

A. ]. Green and Others. Exparte.
Notice j. hereby given that A. j. Green,
J. j. Webster, +. 7. Wigfail, II: c. Kirby,
J. l.. Frierson, y. N. Coombs. W. L. irwin,
VIM. Ii. Booker, II. w. Mitchell, s. B. Rim
ger, T. B. Bradley, II. e. Kennedy, g. W.
FIierson. 4. Booker, ID. kennedy, l.. b.
Booker, c: J: Tidwell. a. J: AlerSon, r.
smith, W. c. Oatman, S. Cooper, +. NJ.
Akin. w. Pillow, VIM. e. Holstein, I. j.
Nevis. W. Nasser, w. II. Davis. ]. II. Ste
yens, II. Kirby E: Aiken. T. Proctor. M
Il. W. Williams. W. Miller, c. Brown, X.
Fleming, VIM. 3. Stones, s. Carter. VIM.
Rainev. Ed. Irvine, L. Dobbins. J. " Irvine,
4. McGiysns; 7. RinHer: e; Soc GoopeTT. W Wa1
Jams, A. E. Hughes. A, Nicholson j. Irwin,
q. Mayes, NJ. Goodior, o. Young, and A.
Hughes, all of Maury. County Tennessee,
have FLED their petition in the Chancery
Court at Columbia Tenn, setting forth that
they com nose The Young Mems Literary
and AID Lyceum of Columbia" and desire
TO be made a body pc itic and Incorporated
in accordance with the laws OF the STATE,
under the name of The Young Mems lit
ersry and Aid Byceum of Columbia" and
asking that they have power 10 sue and be
sued aud of pleading and being empleaded,
and of accepting, receiving and holding
real personal property and asking SUCH
other persons as may be necessary 10 carry
out and Pc feet their oT9aulzatsen, and as
is usual in Incorporated bodiss. Now,
there fore, in consideration of there prem
ises, It is ordered by me that publication oe
made forthirty DAYS in the Columbia Herald,
a newspaper published in Columbia, Tenn
not flying all persons TO appear at the next
term of the Chancery court. TO be held at
the 9Th Mono ay in November, 1871, and
then and there show cause why letters of
incorporation SHOULD not issue.
oct, 90. D. b. COOPER, c. &M.
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FEDERAL COURT, Judge CoNNALY
j. fRrGG presiding, is in session in
Nashville,
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AN attempt was recently made TO
have a.. Chicago fire. at Louisville.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

HUMPHREYS COUNTY vii! hold an
Agricultural and Industrial Fair.
commencing October 18th, and con-
tinuing four days. The officers ofthe
Society are: Hon. .BoBsEY +. THoM-
As, President ; ROBERT w. COOLEY.
Vice. President; II. {. LoCKHART,
Secretary; D. CowhN, Treasurer.
These names give us confidence that
everything will be..done to'makc the
Jag. an interesting and prosperous
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

AN attempt has been made to burn
LeRdon, Csaaia West, with petro-
fe6,p,
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
F. G. NJ. Long, ct al, vs.. Augustus P. Wetter.
ctai.-Orjc. of Publ ation.

1t appearing to me from compliments bill.
sworn 10, that Augustus ?. Wetter, Edy Pei
fair Wetter. Meta T. Wetter, Alberta Nina
Wetter, Conrad L: Wettcr. Tennessee Rembert,
cnts in this cause, are non-residents of the
State of Tenne, see, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served on them. it is
therefore ordered by me that publication be
made in The CoLusRIA HERALD, a newspaper
published in the city of Columbia. for four con-
secutive weeks, the last Of which shall be at
least one week before the next term of the
Chancery Csur,, to be held at tn, court house
on THEFT Monday in November next, QS7Il
requiring tho said defendants to then and
there appear. and plead, answer. or demur
TO complainant's bill, or the same will be
hearing ex parte. D. B. COOPER, c. m.
Oct2,.
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EIGHTEEN hours Of rain fall has
put out the Chicago fires entirely,
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THE ST. Louis REPUBLICAN, the
ab!est and most influential Demo
cratic journal In the Northwest,
published On editorial of much sig
nificance on hearing the result Of the
resent elections in Ohio and Penn
sylvania, in which it suggests that
no Democratic candidate be nominal
for 1872. 1t says there is no national
precedent for such course, but the
experiment is not an uGtried one,
and cites the campaign Of last fall.
1t then asks why should not an ex-
pertinent that proved so successful in
breaking the power of Radicslism in
the Union? Why should not the
whole country fad deliyeranCe from
a party that is essentially proscrip-
tive, oppressive, unconstitutional aud
violent in its policy and practice in
the same effective way in which
single State found such delivcrance?
The result Of the Missouri election
of 1870 was not indeed a Democratic
victory, hut it certainly was q Radical
defeat; and the abolition of disfran-
chisement, the subsistence of animos-
tiles, the restoration Of concord and
good will among the people, and the
revival of cheerful interest in pub
lie affairs and in local enterprises
which followed that defeat, are con-
seqences W hich vindicate the wisdom
of the experiment in Missouri, aud
at least suggests lis repetition in a
larger field. 1t thinks the adoption of
this policy would divide the Re-
publican party; that the liberal ele-
ment in that party would nominate
q candidate in opposition to GRANT,
" HON the Democrats could support.
and the result would be n majority
of Democrats and Liberals in Con-
gress, which, while differing materi-
ally from a Democratic victory,
would be an inestimable improve
ment Oh the present order of things.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
e4CoIIege Street, Nashville, Tenn.

We have inst receievd a full Stock of Sta
pie ard Fancy Dry Goods, which We ofer t
the following extraordinary low prices: 300
pieces good Calico &C.: $40 pieces do. &c.; 500
pieces do. 10c. fine Plaid Popiins, 25c, worth
4Oc. 400 pieces Aipacas, allshadcs, pc. worth
CSC: 80 dozen Kid Cloves, SOC per pair: worth
81: Plaids, Empress Cloths and Silk Valours
in great variety; Captsn Flanneis Eye; Ho-
siery, Gloves and Notions very cheap: Rib
bons, in all widths and shades, very cheap;
Whalebone Corsets l5c.
A large stock of Woolen and Paisley Shawls,
lower than any house in the city
A full stock Of Cassimeres and Jeans for Me
and Boys wear.
Table Linens, Towels AID Napkins in great
variety.
Please examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere, as all goods will be sold at the above
quotations. BLAKE Il MCLAUGHLIN,
Oct 2o-2m. Philadelphia Store.
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NOTICE.

By virtue of n deed of trust made 10 ME as
trustee By A. g. L Rachel J. Dinwiddie. da-
ted Oct. 18th. $50, and recorded in bool, r.
pages $50 and 56O l will sell to the highest bid
Dee. 1871, the house and lot described in said
deed, it being the one now occupied by Dir. W.
w; Cochrane as hotel. Terms of Sale.-0ne
hall cash. the balance in II months with ap-
proved notes, bearing interest and lien re
tanned. This property will be sold without the
right of redemption, and possession given the
let day Of January, 1872.
Oct. 20.-td. II. II. HOLDING, Trustee.
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Fon SALE.

On tho first Monday in December next. I will
sell to the highest bidder for cash, n lot of
ground. about 12D feet by 100, more less.
Said lot lies between the lot on which E Jor-
don now lives and the lot of James Lester. l
will give 10 the purchaser such title as is in
vested in Inc by the will of Margaret MeRady,
decd. +. W. McRaDY, EXT.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Alice c. Lamb VS.. J. F. Lamb.
1t appearing to me from complainant's bill
sworn to, that J. T. Lamb, The defendant in
this cause. is a nonresident of the state OF
Tennessee so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on him, 1t is therefore order
ed by me that publication be made in the CO.
lumbia Herald, a newspaper published in the
town of Columbia, for four consecutive weeks
the last of which shall be at least one week be-
fore the next sitting of the Chanccry Court to be
held at the court house in Columbia, Many
county, Tennessee. on the fourth Monday in
November requiring the said J. T. Lamb theu
and there 10 appear and plead, answer or de-
taken for confessed as to him, and set for hear
ing ex parte,
Oct. 2.-iT. d. u. COOPER, c. K NJ.
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OF

y 4 2 oIIlNh iIVA.
In Gharcery at Columbia, Tennessee.-Lew-
is q. LenIer vs. u. u. Howard, ct al,
1t appearing to me from COMPARTMENTS bill
sworn TO, that Chas. A. Douglas is nonresident
OF the state of Tennessee, so that The ordinary
therefore ordered by me that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Colun bia
Herald, a new spaper published in the town of
Columbia, Maury county, Tenn, the last of
sitting of the Chancery Court, to be held M the
court house in Columbia on the 18th Monday in
November next, requiring TIE said Douglas
then and there to appear ard plead, an
same will be taken for confessed as to him. and
set for hearing expar;e
Oct. 2O.-sv. b. B. COOPER, C. an.
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CHANCERY SALE

" OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of a decree of the Chancery Court
1871, in the case of Henry Zellner VI. David
McCaw, l will sell to the highest bidder, 1t the
court house door in the town Of Columbia, on
Monday the 10Th day Of November ls5l, tho
tract of land in the pleadings mentioned. lying
in the nth civil district of Maury county,
upon the waters Of kutherfords creek, and
bounded. as follows: north By the lands Of
Georse Neyils, west BY the N. 4 D. r. r., and
tract of land will be sold on a credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months. Notes with good
security will be required Of the purchaser, and
lien retained for the purchase money. and
said land will be sold free from the equity of
redemption, with interest from day Of sale.
J Sep. l.-iw. d. B. COOPER, c. Il n.
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NIT TENN

FRIDAY OCT. 60. 1871.
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Omeia1.

This is to certify that We are personally ac-
quainted with VIM. II. Stuart, W. B. Lanier.
II +; Waters: ?; f. Harris Lock, W. G.
Cox, Henry Page, j. II. McIlwaine. whose
names appear to certificates of DR.. Loveland,
published in the Franklin Sentinel. We
know them to be persons of strict integrity.
OF good demeanor and worthy Of credit in any
community. Signed,
y. "; HALK, Clerk Simpson co., Ky.,
J. s. STANFORD. Judge of Court,
j. j. Began, Sheriff,
P. b: DUNN, Clerk Circuit Court.
May, LIST, 1S7C
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From the Union e. Aaaer;cnn.
We saw Tape Worm on exhibition at Squire
Casltys office, q feet long, extracted By Dr.
in South Nashville.
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r oslo ....
Testimonials and Editorials.
From the Union t. Aiaericnn.
We saw Tape Worm on exhibition at Squire
Casltys office. q feet long, extracted by DR..
in South Nashville.
To the Anlictell.
DR.. Loveland cured me of consumption, af-
ter all hopes Of my recovery was lost By my
friends. Respectfully,
MARTHA TuRMISK.
Nashville, August 18th, 1871.
was confined to my room for IS months with
infammatory rheumatism and Dr. Loyeland
cured me sound and well. Truly yours.
franklin, Ky.
3 Or. Loveland cured cancer on my face of S
s ssaI no standing and have no Of
Franklin. KY, Sept. 18th. 1870
Onlcial.
This is to certify that we are personally ae-
Il =; .,. Ms1sT R.b Z: =; Harris Lock, W.
Cox. Henry Page, J: II. McIlwaine, whose |
names appear to certificates of DR.. Loveland,
published in the Franklin Sentinel We
of good demeanor and worthy Of credit in an any |
y. " HALK. Clerk Simpson CO.,, Ky.,
:. ;. STANFORD. Judge of Court.
]. J. Began, Sheriff,
P. b: DUNN, Clerk Circuit Court.
May. LIST, 1S7C
Editorial Fraaklin Sentinel.
;. The eertsfcates that DR.. Loveland has pub
lished in this weeks paper, should be read by
all. as his cures are miraculous indeed.
Editorial from Bo,cline Green Democrat.
Or. Loveland comes to our city for the treat
ment OF chronic diseases. The DR.. comes well
best citizens. here whose names will be recog-
nized. as to his skill as Physician.
May. 10th, 1870.
To the Public.
Icheerfully recon mend DR.. Loveland t. the
f1icted public as q gentleman and young |
physician Of great en- cess.
,, PROF.: SPECIAL, Md.
Tears; and Or. Loveland cured me in three
months OF all symptoms ofthis fatal disease.
JoHy T. ScRuaGs,
Bowling Green, Ky., June Eth, 1870.
pending fortune in paying doctors bills and
sing patent medicins,
Responsibility,
WV. BuRCH.
Len Jua ;, 1870.
Dr. Loveland raised my daughter after she
Ias given up to die Of Prolspsus Uteri, by two {
HATTIE E. FOHD,
DR.. Loveland removed all symptoms Of Sec
ndary Syphelias from my system In slx weeks
Nashville. Tenn. June 4th, 1871.
was cured Of Scrofuls Sore Eyes of eight
sars, standing BY Dr.. Loveland in two
onths.
Franklin, KY, Dec. 1870.
Dr.. Loveland cured me Of Dropsey Of my
ct was swollen to such an extent thought |
y skin would break.
KY, Nov. II, 1870.
was confined 10 my room most Of the time
T one year of Dyspepsia, and Or. Loveland I
this most agrevating disease. and now feel
stout as ever and eat everything ] like, and
commend the Doctor to all afflicted.
Respectfully
j. MARTIN, n
franklin, KY, July 9th 1870.
My wife had q Pareyletic Stroke Of one side
ID DR.. Loyeland cured her sound and well. '
Truly yours,
p. WATERS F
woedburn, KY. Sept. 9Th, 1870. p
DR.. has hundreds of certificates on all dis CT
ses that he maket a speciality, but think ii
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To the AFFLICTED.

DR.: Loveland cured me of consumption, af-
ter all hopes Of my recovery was lost by my
friends. Respectfully,
MARTHA TURMISR.
Nashville, August 18th. 1871.
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was confined TO my room for IS months with
lnfammatOry rheumatism, and DR.. Loyeland
cured me sound and we'll. Truly yours,
W. II. STUART,
Franklin, Ky.
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o Or. Loveland cured cancer on my face Of S
years standing. and I have no symptoms of cam
Ger now. II. STEWART.
Franklin, KY, Sept. 18th, 1870
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-14
News Items.

A letter from Natal says that the
diamond fields along the Vaal River are
SO extensive that to effect through
search would occupy twenty thousand
men one hundred years.
Experiments on heating passenger
cars with steam drawn directly from
the engine have been so successful on
the Kaiser Ferdinand Railroad in Au-
stria that its directors have ordered all
their cars to be thus heated.
The 100000 worth of stock in the
North Missouri Railroad, owned by
the City and County of st. Louis,
was sold to the managers of the road
on Thursday, for $4,000, and the pay
ment of all expenses incurred in the
suit now pending against that CON-
psny.
Patrick Sawyer and Patrick Flynn
we're killed Friday evening by an en-
bankmcnt falling upon them on Grand
avenue, near Broadway, st. Louis.
About the same time Joseph Lee, a