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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-20
The Railroad Tax---RicIl Men vs.. Poor


Some of the property-holders il Co.
lumbia regard it very unjust that men
who own no property, should vote to tax
those who do. Poor men of highly SEN
sitive consciences are afarid of doing vi
olence to Justice and right in SO voting
We propose to show that one party should
not complain OF, nor the other hesitate
in this matter.
sSuppose every man who owns no prop
erty in Columbia, and those dependent
upon him, should remove from the town,
and those remaining occupied their own
houses, from whom would the owners of
store houses and dwellings receive their
present income? If there were no Ia
borers, no poor men, no non-taxpayers
in Columbia, will any sane man deny
that it would not be a Babylon of a
place in three years? Will any sane
man who values his reputation, assert
that the non-taXpaying part of our pop
ulation is not the circulating life blood
OF the town? These propositions are
too self-evident to be repeated. We
will submit one other view OF this mat
ter. A., who owns a store room upon
the Square, rents it to b. for LOCO per
annum. B. is poor man, and depends
upon the business he docs in his store
to support his family, which he scarcely
more than does, He believes.that if a rail-
road is built to Lewisburg on the east,
and into Hickman county On the west,
that the trade of Columbia will be so
increased as to reasonably cause him to
pay to his landlord the 81 900 rent per
annum. A proposition for slight tax
upon the owner OF the property is made.
Can he hesitate on conscientious grounds
to vote the tax, when the tax itself will
be paid from the enormous rent that he
pays the owner of the property? Can
the honest and liberal property-holder
refuse to do that which causes his houses
to approximate toward being as fully
remunerative to the renter as the price
of the rent he demands? Poor and rich
men are equally dependents upon the
other-all are taxpayers. The laborar
who buys his daily supplies from the
merchant, and who pays his heavy rent
qusrterly to the property-holder, and
who pays slight tax to the corporation,
are all equally Taxpayers.
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This susstion is often asked, ansl va
propose 10 ansyyss-ss by submitting Hscss
and frufes. II he whole a-ncil-5 or
oonllss IS srii be issued With, he aext
two fler.as, = tax which would raiso
IS 900 <,es arlsss.c, would pay tho bonds
in tvTsrtv Year,, both principal and ir-
tsress. This would Be FIVE dollars o.,
each tss.oasarsil dollars worth of prcYsr-
ty. No MAJ in the city would paT IS
much as a hundred dollars a wear, and
most OF the citizens " ould not par yno-s
than ten dol,ers year. Some wop.i
not hAvo anything. % ray. The increase
in the value OF rents would mere than
pay the tax. The renter who pad twen-
ty-five dollars more for his stors house,
would, Ivy inc increase OF his crsiness,
make ssveral hundred dollars additiorl,
and his would far more than paw his
rem. Tso .recha-ic by getting fiity
cents day moro for his labor, would
mako in thu year ore hundred and fifty
dollars additional, ana Il b had to pay
twenty or fifty. dollars iaore rent, he
would still be gsiner orc hundred COL
lars. The reduced prizes of fuel. when
this road is finished to the coal mines.
would be four times the amount of the
annual tax. Whether man sold dry
goods, groceries, hardware. or anything
else, his business ana SrOHts would be in
creased at least twenty-five per cent; the
property-ownerw would not only have his
property increased in value, but his an
nual income from it would be increased
twenty-five per cent the laboring man
would get more work to do and
better wages. In this way ell men
would be benefited. II the property of
the town should be doubled, as we
think it woull, tie. a. taxation would
be decreased ore-half: that is,s man
would only have to pay two dollars and
fifty cents on the thousand, or twenty
FIVE dollars on ten Thousand dollars worth
of property. The above arguInsas has
been made upon the supposition that
the road would declare no dividends. but
this is a mistake, in our opinion. All
dividends declared would reduce .he
taxation to that extent, and if the road
declared dividend OF sight per cent.
then the town would have nothing u
pay, whilst getting al tho beneiits. |
Whenever towns are improving. bCsi- |
ness increases, labor is rewarded, ard |
everybody who will work prospars. |
This proposition now submitted to the |
voters is as free from objection as any
can be made, and to vote it down ouid |
be death to the town. We are satisfied !
it will be carried unanimously. Shall 1t |
not be so?
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RePublfcan and Menarch1esll


ssS---Sr cesses.s z-zsss
Mss Antolnette Polk, daughter of the
late Col. Andrew. Polk, of this county
is now the reigning belle ut one of TIA
ly's favored places of fashionable resort
-Monxa. She is great fayorite OF the
princess Royal Marguerite, and is often
q welcome and cherished guest at the
Royal Palace of Mona. Miss Polk has
. Unconstitutional Hall--six miles from
Columbia, which il one of the finest res
licences in Middle Tennessee, and situa-
ted in country whic.. Vie in beauty of
landscape and fertility OF soil, with any
in Italy--the darling of poets and lovers
Of pleasure. She has kinswonen and
friends here. who are the equals, if not
the super,ors, of Princess Marguerite |;
and she has, also. beau, who now
Counts money by the thousand. and who
is, We dare say, handsomer and smarter
than any Of tSe titled gallsnts she meets
with in Italy. And yet she prefers Italy
to Maury cosnty. Sne went to Europe
soon after the war, and has come back
only once-in 1867, we believe,-but it
is rumored that she will soon return.
1t was ON her broad acres at Ashwood
that she learned the graceful equestri-
anism, which has so astonished the
pleasure loving Italians
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Or. a. c. AVER q CO.. lowell. sxess,
Pvecf;enI and Asay-tieGt C1easisf.
AID SOLD ALI. ROUND THE WORLD
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CULLEoi.A IrEE g:

Mr. f. w. James, the efficient post
master at Culleoka, has his new house
and postofice nearly done. 1t will be q
handsome addition to ttat thriving lit
tie town. There are several other new
buildings in contemplation; among
the RESI-, 49, some ine store houses.
Old Uncle Johnny Tomos is building
again on the site where his house was
recently burned down. since the death
Of Uncle Johnny Fitzpatrick, who was
ninety-ive years old, RIr. Tonbs is the
Oldest citizen IN Culleoka, being about
eishLy-iva years OLD.
Rev. ;. c. Gvins Aas purchased a
house and lot III Caiieoi-a. Il ought
TO he good place, Judging from the NUM-
her of preachers i'm and around there.
Rev. w. II. Wilkes has soid out Ms
store, and will apply his entire tine to
.he ministry.
Tie Bap5.s5 sunday school IS going to
have i Ci.4'i3t.nas tree.
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serious s.cEness and sJife * is prevented by
tieir timety use; and every family shoull
have them On hand fJr their prote ction arc
ishe', when required. Lonf experience has
proved theEl 70 M the safest, sure.t, and
best of AL The Pii's with which thu market
ao'1nHs. by their occasional Use, TIC blood
a. nti-tleti, fiIe roirnp;ions of the system ex-
PEELED, opstfgctiOiS removed, and the -vhaie
Ii;,e hilefy OF life restored 10 its healthy aetiv-
Ivy. Internal organs which become clolxest
aat sluggish are eleansed by AUcrIs Isfsfs.
aud stimulated into action. Thus inainient
disease IS changed into health he vslrie al
which, change, wiisn reckoned an the vsr
huitlillstcs who or'oy IL, can hgrdly he rnI.,-
pntett. ID.ir s,,aar-cCat.Hg makes them
pleasant to take, old preserves their yirsur
uninipare'l for any ieaeth OF tine. SO tbs
they are ever fresh, anal perfectly rel:ani
Al.hohgi searching, they are MIDI AMI one
a.e Without disturbance 20 the constitution CO
dies or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper ;,
each bon, how TO use them a. q fai .ily fhysis.
aud for The following conislaints which f.,ests
Ji,is randy e',re:-
For lsy-sss .s-'ss or EEs7z ssften. E.s-<.
Fcsssss-ss, z4..;sss ssrr. aud h1oss Of Apps
ttfe, they- should be taken moderately -
Stimulate the stomach, and restore its hcsit-.-
tone and action,
For s.sver Coy-splai,.t and ga vsrici,s
symptoms, ss,;iOsss sse adssck,e. <sc,s
Fseosssscsss, sSoGss1icc or <-recu sick.
aes.. ssilsoas Coke and E3ssieas Es.-
ssrs, they should he jujiciou-iy tekep fet
each case, TO correct the diseased action, or
Io6s1g5 q Obtt--ctiCils which cause it,
For d. cas1EJ o. AssaTTSe.s, but ono
rri.ti dos generally required.
BOZ Aa@ osssszssssa, scout. Gravel
Pssxesszsti.ss es siss. tscs.rs, y "a
sise Sist<s, ss-artS, and ssns, trey .ynlr
be coIiiisHGasiy taken, a. required, N Oh -
the discussed action OF ie syFtscl. With S,svf
change ih5se complains Disappear.
Tor fsrDss-y and tssssrsEct.i Sr~rs
Srf-. Tics should D. taSet IN Urge and fr-.
suent doses 20 produce the ciIect OF 6 tirastis
EHf-c-
Ter ssFs-esSso,. a Larry lose sEo-- I l,r
taken, 10 iJ produces the d. .Fed siie.s By
EympGthv,
AS 2 Diszer Pa, take oar rtyTs IrtTs> r.
promote digestion, AID Teiiese tGe - hsrn.
-, occasional dos stirauistss i''s 81 mach
and DOweis restores ile appetite, .,IiL .tvicof-
ates use systs-n. fence e T. c.-'n I'D anita
Ceoas We're no serioHs .. ri.ai so.U.f4s S'sff.
one who feels tolorsbly veil, o.inn .iBo ih-.
:. dose OF these Pitts makes b ieef-
ediJ better, IroHl their CieaESin ;.i,sl reno.
waiting elfees on tiae digestive appaC-.as.
PREPARED u
Dr.. J. C. AVER e. CO, Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, II5SS., U. y. L.
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NJ. A, d. Fr,erson has received new
lot of music. We have received the fol-
owing from him: "Sweet Sixteen
March," BY Preye:; "Reeollections OF
Childhood" by ]. b. Sweets; "Think OF
.ns, Darling" by Chas. Miers "CloSe
no Shutters. Willie is doad." by Jas l..
Stewart, You will always tno me
true,' by VIII Hays. He has also just
received 4 rev stock OF books, pictures,
and everything else in his line, suitable
for holiday presents.
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Another .ces,isaony.

BEsrcS BAssAcKs, No, Ao-iis5. lee6:
DR. JOHN BuLL-DEaa SCI KnOv.Iur tsr
eihcacy OF your SarsAparilla, and the i.e3,i1 I
sGd beneficial qualities is possesses, J ssld -,
the following statement "a .lv -ase:
was wounded about two y-.l-- ~, ~
taken prisoner and confined for Il "a % ms.
Beng moved 80 often, my vOrn65 havscei
healed -st. J have oct sat upa Iaalasntsioce
was wounded. / am SPOT Though he h;os.
NY general hsal'his impaired, I'll I nsej
something u sssis; DEture | have moro f.i.ti
II your SaTsSpsTdiS Inar anything Use. /
WISH that when - genuine. Please express
me hail aidozea. boitlcs, aud. obiige
Carr. q. p. JOHNSON,
st. Louis, No
Z. r.-lhe fellow ia. Twas written~Aprr so
1850, by Yrs. Jennie johnson, aVsasr az, IAN
n p5' yoae Bull.-Dear Sir: ay husband. Dr..
.Vnnsor, vas u skiIlful surgeon and
physician in Csntrai New \ ork, wher, bs dier
leaving the above Z. j. JohRon to my care.
AT thirteen years OF a. re he had ehfouIc di4r-
rhea and scroiula, for which gave your 5al-
ssDarila. Ii cured him. / have ior ten year.
recommended II To many. in New Tors, Uinc
md Iowa, for scroiuls, fever scre>end ssn-s,.
debility PerfectsucGess Las atteiided.it. The
cures si''sted IN some cases ii scrcIuIa al a
feFvt . were almost miraculous. am very
g2ar S.r,A larilla. Ile.is fearful Of geuing
st'l .1s .ticle, hence his writing 10: you for
II. Ills NOan.s are terrible but believe he
w'li recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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DEATHS.

At Certreville, on the evening OF the 18th
inst., Mrs. SARAH p. WILLIAMS, wife of Sam
uei Z. Williams, aged fifty eight years, five
months and eight days. The deceased was the
only sister OF Col. Thos. 5. end Z. Z. Spen
Ger.
November 18th, 1872, near lit. Pleasant, Tenn,
Thomas X. Howard, in the Afy-fou.th year
OF Aij age. He was born near FOunt-.;n creek
-laUry eoaHty, February 10th, Ia. Re
sgeEs rs yiCle he time II THIS cotr 5.
tbs disease visa T5hioh lie died wv ,,fo'rlci
Cd ard at iiu.e3 very painful. he VS. pa,isns
amid IL all. Mr.. Howard yTs-5 2 good citizen
q kind neighbor, and an honest mar, d.ssin-
guishci for his integrity and lore for truth.
ii, .sienss ART sustained by the hope thar as
death, Mough sad to them, has beer his mfr
Kite rs.a.
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Greet Resiue lou I'm Prices,

Owing 70 the removal OF w. E. Brown &
Co., to tho .buildin. now occupied by the
Bank 0; Columbia, on the LIST Of January
next. thoy offer for. the next thirty days
their ei-tirs stock at greatly reduced prices.
- Brown Domestic, i2,'zz; 3 Brown Domes-
Tic, III; "a Bleached Domestic, 121S; 4;
Blsaehed, good, Domestic, I62s; Black al
paeeas, OF I'll grades, 81 less tnaa Nashville
E'rices; 100 pieces Kentucky Jeans, 10 10 Is
cents per yard less than elsewhere; Boots
and shoes q 20 - cents per pair under every
one else; the best OF calicoes 10 to u cents
Clothing extremely low. Cell and SEQ for
yourselves. 10. Han,5aS. in this advertise
nlent, but plain statement CT facts. Far
mers call ON this house, and buy your Jeans,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, &C. Bring your
wives and daughters along for their Dress
Goods, COLLEGES, Domestics, &c. Roraeln hes,
the house. ". z. BROWN L Co.,
Dec. l3.-4w.
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sales Of Berkshire swine

Mr.. Henry C. Jones, of this county, an i'm
porter and breeder Of 3erfs' ire Hogs, has
made the following sale. rscIh.ly:
sow, to Sam, w. JJn-s, Maury comfy.
Pair of Pigs, to W !. p. Walker, Ripley, Miss
A Boar, TOT. F. Walker, Maury county.
A Boar, to d. F. Soweii and bIarsbsll liar.
tin, Maury county.
A Gilt, to Joseph n. Cash, Memphis.
Two Sow Pigs to Parian Wright, M"7rs
county.
Psir Pigs to w. Stout, to Perryville, 1enn
One Giltto E. L. Akin, Mau.y county.
A Sow, to H. H. Garrett, Lawrence county.
A Boar, to I. J. Dorset, Maury county.
One Boar, to Mark s. Cockrill, Davidson
county. j. +"
Pei. Pigs, to T A. Walker Fort Gaines, O.
One Boar, 10 John w. Cecil, Crossword
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Christmas
Presents in Great Varieties, arc to be found ~
NJ. J. Bryant's Emporium ofFashiou.
Later than the latest.
Cheaper than the cheapest. All the EovoI-
ties Of the season. both in Millinery. Fancy
Goods. Toys and Varietics. which will he Of
fercd for sale at Great Bargains. An excui-
nation of the stock solicited before you buy.
Goods received daily by EXPRESS, Zee 1919
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SMITHS TONG Strip
AGUE AIM Fsyga,
OR cF,LIs AND FEVER.

The proprietor,of thus cei.5s-'r' aieiisine
justly claims forsi, sap,rios,.y erss ali rem
ed.es ever ofSsred to t.sa n'ih.,, fes tse SAFE.
certai n, speedy aud pern,s6tl, e,.so Of Aeus
and Fever, ar Chitls end Fees. ~ ieiher o,
sGort or long standing. 10 re:srs % he en-
tire Sestsrn and Southern eou8.ry - bear HIM
testimony IN the truth us t!'s assertion, that ia
No case whatever will ie fait to enfs Il the ii
rect;ons are s'rietiy followed and carried II
In greas many cases s.as,e dose has I-.ep
sufficient for n cure. and wSola aalaiiies have
beoa cured by single t"tle. With perfect
restoration OF the geosrs. l.ti,. z is, how
ever, prudent, and IN s7css ease T pre- certain
to cure If It's use is continued in smaller doses
tor week or two after, the disease has been
checss1, more es-"cia.ly in diaicn' a1d long
standing cases. Usually this 7 cine will
Q, rs,I Iire ung aid 8, keer .ae D. els in good
ofder. Shculd the a.ieiis, k1vsver, require a
cathsTtic medicine, ;se- having taken sh-ee or
four doses Of TIE t7air, sinole.drss of Iul'.
Vegetable Family Pills win DC 81 ient..
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R0sfD0nGli.

The Trustee sale of Norris Grifiins real
and personal property, which was to have
taken place on tie I'd day of December, 1S-2
has been postponed to Saturday, January
18th, 1873. The postponement is made be-
cause some of the horses and mules be-
longing to NJ. Griffin are afflicted with the
epiZOoty. See advertisement,
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OUR TERMa
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Quarterly Meeting commenced in the
NJ. r. Church in this place last Saturday
morning, by Rev. WIN. Doss, the Presid-
ing Elder. he preached excellent SER
mons, Saturday morning. Saturday
night, and Sunday morning. He was
taken sick Sunday evening, so that he
was unable to preach Sunday night, and
the pastor preached.
Hugh t. Gordon, promising young
lawyer Of this place, delivered an elo-
queDt address in the Presbyterian
church, i'm this place, last Sunday night,
on the occasion of tho anniversary of
the Presbyterian Bible Society.
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Important 10 Tax-uayers.

We see that the City Marshal has Civ
en- 20 days notice, by hand bills, To tax
payers. The Board of Mayor and Alder
men has instructed him that they will
hold him responsible for all urcollecteo
solvent taxes. So parties owing taxes
will make it. to their Interest to call and
pay up. otherwise their property viii be
sole T. satisfy the same.
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BY eondeetias basi.. 81 fairly. selling a. lbs
loHsstpice, 1 havs sold. eu.:;nsl- g5s.osls e
8 vurchsssa II month and 10 oTcr "a
ths .ra,s sno her resa-l ;traetige. ste.t +
season-5le seoss. Tsssl. them quickly. r-s.s ;
in-rAel them st sS:aes TIA. cannot iail =
pleass nj cas- base.s.
Doe. 2a IN. ~ pr-.1gs.
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school Commissioners will REMAINDER
hat the 10Th inst. is the last Thursday
81 the month, the dsy for the last regu-
lar meeting of the Board OF Education
Iusipess OF vital Importance 10 the
schools will he transacted, and every
,;,,nmissioner is specially requested &c
he present. a. II. GORDON, Supt.
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For the HOLIDAYS,

IN addition 10 Frank Aydelott's larg c
supply Of fresh OYSTER, he will have a
line 10. OF game, such as wild ducks
Priarie chickens, pheasants, &c, ard all
kinds OF game fish.
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Nest Thankful

For the very liberal patronage extended to Us
the past four years, We most respectfully So
licit n continual &C, confident that we CO.. SCI,
C. better, cheaper and moro stylish Boot, Shoe
an i Hat for cash than can he found in Column
bia. SHEEcoG & .SoN.
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g CaQalesssoaad,y he best sustained icork
Of tie llHa " the Wo,ld."
liaYper's Magazine

The ever increasing circulation Of This excel
lent monthly proves its continued adaptation
TO popular desires and needs. Indeed. when
wa think into how MANY homes it peretrates
every month, We must consider il IS one Of the
educators as wall as entertainers of tho public
mind. for its vast popularity has been won By
no appeal TO stupid prejudice or depraved
tastes-Bosfos q 'obc.
The character which this Magazine possesses
for variety, ENTERPRISE, artistic wealth., and
has not led the times. should cause its conluc-
tors to REGARD i with justii.sblc complaeeney.
II also entitles them to a great claim upon - 5
public gratitude. The Magazine has done COED
and not evil all the days of its lifs.-Bre51 Il
Eagle.
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The undersigned hrs row OF hand 60 or c.
thousand feet of good seasoned LUMBER,
which'he will doaiver in Columbia at the mar
ket price. Fol- particulars apply to Elnbr- L
Friersop, or Martin, Embry fright.
10. FULroy
Columbia. Ars. 6. 1872. If.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Tern.
new GROCERY,

L assume this method OF announcing to the
public that have lust opene'i new and com
plete stsck of Family Groceries, on South
"Ark. Coarryy produce take, in exchange
nov. ., 2ra. 80. II. M0CHBEE,
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Notice.

Strayed ~ stolen from the undersigned, On
The Public Square. in Columbia, Nov. 26th,
one SORREL HORSE, bride and saddle.
aged or yeas. Ivy information thank
fully received, ana = liberal reward given
for the recovery OF my horse
Nov. 3-tf ID. A. DUGGER. =
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Musk. and Faccs.-Lad;es vi

M slslk- and Eaccs-Iad;ss WHO
musk ti.eir faces and neclis with euaInels en-
danger their health TO no purpose. TIE piss
Ter work deceives nobody. There is but one
article known which will restore bl.mished
complexion or create external brlllancy and
blood where they have never heretofore exis-
ted, and that article is HAeAN's BaLM. Itper-
forms this toilet miracle by iniCsiny vitality
int, the skin. The ilorafand herbeal Juices Of
which if is composed gently stimulate The
circulation in tie IniGute blood vessels. and
brace the network Of nerves through which
they pass. Thus qaiekeued ani strengthened
the external covering soon acquires !. fresh
AMI hea lthiul hue, AID every trace Of salio1-
ness disappears. The palest etee,ss derive
from The bea,gtifying baptism OF this delightful
cosmetic Z wasiEe. hue, and the arms, hsnfs
and neck, c blonde lustr- which the cha.iai-
aus, who proisss - make ladies .ibeaut,fuI
forever with their poisoGcus cenient, can neT-
er hope 70 initiate.
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Dr. J. C. AVER E. CO, Practical Chemists,
JOWELJ, MICS. Us y. A.
rOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvFRI-v-yrrn-
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The best way TO secure good health is to keep
your feet dry and warm. which you car Ger
tainly do by going 10 Sheegog Il Sons and
getting Boots and Shoes thai are made for that
purpo,e
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Newstylo Hats and Bonnets J Bryant
Notice.

New Goods, New Goods, direct from New
York. just received at MI. Bryant's.
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FOR SALE.

One hundred and fifty acres Of land, one
mile from Spring Hill, and adjoining The land
Of Majo. Campbell Brown. Apgiyto
Dec. 20th. ~. Mrs. NARY z. POLK.
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The old Cheap
Cash House

The. old Cheap
Cash House
OF Sheegog e Son
Keeps better Boots,
Keeps better Shoes
Keeps better Hats and Caps,
Sells chea ger Boots, So
Sell cneapcr Shoes.
Sell cheaper Hats and Caps
Than c1n be found in Columbia. Everybody
Is invited to come and be convinced Of the
fact.
Ss A meeting Of the Stockholders of the
First National Bank, Columbia, Tenn, for tho
election of officers and directors for the cnsr,-
ing year, is called for the second Tuesday IL
January next. 4 full meeting is desired.
Dec. IS, 1872. JAMES +. CH.pREss.
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Fair WarnjYa,

All those indebted to Williams & Tyler, for
the present and past years, gill please come
forward and settle immediately. fdcc, ls2t.
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