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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-06
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. Hugh p. Akin is with the popu'
Tar eiocery house Of Lipscomo bro'nefs'
= Mr.. r, n. Mckay returned from Pn-
laski. where he has been attending
court Sunday night.
Cant James Forgey and Mr.. !hos Hsr-
DIV, OF Nashville, passed through CoIum-
bia recsntly, on their why back from an
extensive mercantile tour though the
counties of Hickman, Perry, Wayne,
Hardin and Lawrence. Being excellent
fellows, they met with hearty recep-
tion ali along their route by the hospi-
tai aud warm hearted people OF those
counties. They say the people Of Har-
din county spoke'of the COLUMBIA HER
AID In the most dsttering manner.
J.H. Cowley, q prominent merchant
of Sknta Fe, passed through Columbia
last Tuesday, on his way to Nashville.
Col. r. +. LoonsY and Col. DuBose,
two prominent citizens Of Memphis, and
candidates for Congress in the late can
yass, came to Columbia few days since.
Mr.. H. NJ. Dickson, of Florida, who
has been spending several weeks with
his relations in this county, returned to
the land of sunshine and flowers last
night. He carries back with him fair
young lsdy cousin.
Mr.. Jas. A. Bailey has quit the insu-
rance business, and IL now clerking for
Mr.. II. Crone, the new dry goods mer-
chant. on the South side OF the Public
SQUARE. He will be glad to see his old
friends and patrons at all times. Josh G..
Bailey will continue to edo" the insu-
Yance business for the public.
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AROUND TOWN.

Those two excellent young men
Frank Cox and Berry Bell, are painting
the Presbyterian church.
Anerro bow, named Sykes, who lives
ON West Market street, fell from tne
door steps and broke his leg, Tuesday
morning. 80,
L. Forbes, charged with assault viii
infant to commit rape; Sarah Vaughn
with larceny, and Henry Guider, with
house-breaking and larceny, were re
leased from Jail Saturday evening, The
grand Jury having failed to find true,
bill against any Of them. They were al
colored.
WILEY Evans was plsced in jail last
weak on Q charge Of grand larceny ano
assault and battery. He Will tnere
await the March term OF the Criminal
Court.
The paiutiug of DIR. w. II, Browns
honse. which hes been so much admired
by every one, was done by Mr.. A. Tru'
cit. who il hard to beat az painter.
John Latts & Co., have commenced
hn.;ness in the old warehouse, at the
junction of the Pulaski pike ald the
railroad.
W. e. Brown 4 Co., will move from
their present stand, Northwest corner
OF the squsre, to the house now occuPi-
ed by the Bank OF Columbia, on the
finst of January. They offer induce.
aneuts to buyers until that time. Rea6
their new advertisement. We are glad
70 know that the rapid increase Ina their
busiasss requires larger house.
Col. r. w. Keesee bought a number
of bales OF cotton, six we believe, from
Mr.. Geo. n. Cannon, q few days since
n q quarter OF q cent in advance u the
ruling price. It is exceedingly beauti'
Snl. q rich, cream color.
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COLUMBIA Market.

OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA HERALD, }
Friday, Dec. 9th, 1872. .
Baeos-None in market.
Rsher-Na2c.
BsssWox-25c.
Blockise-75c.0 q 90 y dog.
Bo-tey-4aaJ0c p bushel.
Cotton-leL cents for low middling.
Cotton Ssef-40c per 100 rs.
COrn-4Oc. None in market.
Coree-RiO, sc; Java, So@2 Lsguira, 20
0Tc.
Coal OI-s7lsc by the barrel; 4O95Oc. y gal
Cdndiee-2lxf42jc. p n.
DRIED Frwa.Apples ~ TO &c; I. peaches Sc; Z
zpeaches Stol; peeled peaches to sc. dull
Hesr-ssSos4.5o per l@:ns.
Gixoer-4095Oc.
lron Tier-llc.
LGrd--l0c.
Lime-Sps6Oc. y busheI.
Neal SOC. None in market
Noiasses AVID Svrrps-common, soc.9lOc; goi'
den syrup, SlSl.2l.
Oots-2S93c. = buShel.
Peo Nuts- toto Tee, common to choice.
Pepper-35e5 t0c.
Rye SIS to 6J.. y bushel.
Rice-ll0l2c.
Carload, $3.50; retail, As y bbl.
Soop-10eljc.
.Sodd-Salec.
Ssgar-New Orleans, l1esi5c; Demerara, Zig
l5c; A sugar, l5c; crushed and granulated,
l51S@l6c.
Ta-Sl.25a250 en-.
Tdtiow-8c. y n.
Wool-w Washed, 4Oc; unwashed, . to 3Oe. Lit.
tie coming In.
MIeas~Firm at SIS to sl5o.
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D, That WERE BEAUTIFUL is the IN
spoken wish Of thousands Of women to whom
nature has denied the charm of pure, fresh
transparent complexion. To crafty this wish
HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM was introduced.
The cosmetics of the day hau been pronounced
poisonous BY the most distinguished chemists,
and it was also found that their ultimate effect
was to wither the skin a. well - to paralize the
nerves. The ladies hailed with delight the ad
vent of a healthful, herbal and floral prepar-
alton capable of impartirg TO their faces,
necks and arms porcelain smo0thness and .
.inge like that Of the finest oriental pearl.
They soon discovered that it was '.nev thing
under the suu," incompatible end unap-
proachablo. Unquestionahly the AAsHoLIA
BALM has been the great toilet success of the
present century.
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Another Testimony.


BENTON BARRACKS, No, AprilS0 1866.
DR. joins BULL. SIR knCUinp the
eineacy OF your SsTsaparilia. and the healing
ahd nenehe al aualitit It possesses. send Won
'ne loiiowing statement OF 10y case:
was wounded about two Years aga. We
tsken prisoner and confined for sixlse;. months.
peing moved SO often, my wounds have NOT
neaiea yet. have not sat up u mcmentsjpee 4
was wounded. l am shot through the bips-
NY general health 10 impaired, and | need
sometalng to assist nature / have more fai,h
III your olrsaparllla than awning else. I
"isn Inat which Is genuine. Please express
me hail aidozeu. bottles, and .oblige
Carr. Z. Z. JOHNSON
81. Louis, No
I: S.-The followiGgswas written anr;I "a
1900 by Mrs. Jennie JohuSs3, mother az d.,
johnson: N'V
u. John Buil-Dsar Sir: Div husband Ir
y. .. johnson, Was a skil.fuI s,.r,-.o,, OF
physlelan IN Contra. t,sw lori. ;, ber. ba 81 >
leaving the above Z. L. Johas. a 10 nv ear,
AT thirteen years OF age &c bad a eIIrcpic diar-
Ihea elu setciula, Tor which gave ycpr Sar-
sapa'IIa- .tenred hiEi. 1 have fyf tn, veora
IeSose'nenoed II TO many in New York on.
anu IOWA, lof seTOtula, fever sores and .,snsvsl
oepiiity. reflect success has atterG.dis II,
cures aieeied IN some eases IL scro,,Ja o,a
ieNcF sores were almost miraculous ram vo,,,
ANXIOUS iOi my SON 10 again have recours, a.,
your oarsaparlia. lie is fearful az ,,.t,;,,,, :,
spurious article, hence his writing 10. vou fov
~. MS "ounc. are terrible bcL 4 b,ii.ve r.
VIII reecFvf. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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In New Orleans, W ednesday, Nov. q, 1872
iIpEox J. PILLow, of Memphis, and Mrs.
2. D. TRIGG, ofNsw Orleans. .-
At Thibadeaux. louisiana, on this 18th Of
November. lS52 Mr.. TH0S. l.. WiNDER, and
Miss CoRxELIA WILKINS.
The young. lady mentioned above will Be
rsmembsred BY the people of our town. She
vas educated at tho Institute, and none
knew her but to love her,"
In Memphis, last Wednesday, Mr.. DANIEL
P. fARGUtoH and Mis- ALE PILLOW, youngest
daughter of Gideon J. Pillow.
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BULLS
SARSAsAnlLLA,

Read the following extract Of a letter from
Mrs. Rivers, wife If Reverend nr Risers ons
OF the most learned, eloquent and popular
Ministers Of the Methodist Z Episcopal Church,
and who Is at present stationed aI broadway
Church, Louisville, Ny.
LoCIsvItL Ky,
DR.. JoHN BuLL-DKAR CIR Many thanks
10 you for the medicine yen Dave So kindly
given Inc. | have been gIert sufferer for
years, and had the advice ssrious physicians.
Come pronounced my spine, scope my lunes,
and some my heart % be the seat % nv dis
ease. / have been burnt, biistered and cur
ped until had become dishearlenei, Several
very eminent physicians who examined NV
spine informed me that | was threatened With
paralysis or aPopiexy any daY, and that noth-
ing but e setOa would rg.icsC me. I hsd a
perfect horror of that, aud was hesitatinr
about hayIEg one inserted, whea YOU kindly
sent ne youT Sarsap9rilia which iurledJate-
y begun 10 take three times Day ! had SUI
Tered terribly with Most Ecute pain in the
night side OF my head, especially when would
read or write for any length oil iims, and ON
rising 10 my lctt | would be perfectly blind
ter several MINUTES, aad would have TO hold 10
something 10 prevent faihag.
am most happy TO iDioim you tbatthe main
in my head is entirely relieved; suffer but
seldom with my spine and then net So acute
iy. My appetite is good indeed for The ji5s.
time in my life | cajoy my. 6inner mere t.an
any meal during the day.
on kindly sent lnc ,our bottles again las,
night, ami began again this morning. and
nope to be entirely relieved. Please accep,
my heartfelt thanks and best wishes.
Very truly Jour most grateful friend.
u. Il. G .RiykKs.
My Journal abounds with similar letters. n
oil which guarantee 70 be genuine ard writ
ten by the persons whose names they lear.
Do not sEte. yourself TO be Imposed ON
Don be drawn away AFTER new aad doubtful
experiments, Don't risk your health by letting
novlces experiment upon you with theIr trash,
My SarsaParllia has stood the test for TWEEN
ty-hve years. iii st;li The Sassaparilla of the
day, aud OF the age, towering over all othgra
IN popularity and it, curative Qualities.
Avoid all those yho are trying to In, N
on you other extracts OF Sarsaps.i' a sn-eaIlsd
Remember it is DIR. John PAIL SareO,'H;I.u
Of Louisville, n.y., tba, no III - ri.uI,
Ie eeux ,yT Vp", ii'.s OF the blood and scrofp
ious saSetfops. Always bear that in mind.
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Aus.2.6m .
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AGUR ARD EgVg9,
Or CHILLs AND FEVER.

The propnetor.ef this celebrated medicine
Justly claims tOrTit 4 superiority over all rem
edes ever oitered 10 the public for she safe.
certain, speedy and peSm1Bent cure Of & rue
and Fever, ar Chilis ani Fever, whether ~
short or long standing. lie refers e.. t:,c en-
tire Western and Southern c5u..try 10 bear hin
testimony to the truth u. tae assertion, thai in
no case whatever will II fail to care II Tho al
rections are strictly followed and e,rriet at
In great many cases a single C0se has [ hep
sufficient for cure, and Whole families have
Deen cured BY a single bottle. with : perfect
restoration of the general teslll,. IL is. hDw
ever, pI udent, and in every ease raare certain
to cure, If lis use Is continued IN smaller doses
tor q week or two after tho disease has been
checked, Iuore especially IN d.GsG; and lcEg-
standing cases. Usually ti.'s n'edieiGe will
not require an, Gid TO keen III, towels IN good
order. Shtuld the pdtie;,'. = ne; or. requires
cathariic me1icirc. after isNins taken three or
four doses of the tnnic, single daSr al Bulls
Vegetable Family Pals viii DC sufficient
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Rev. VIM. Stoddert, an able and hui
morous lecturer, will deliver lecture in
this place, at the Athenseum Ball, to-
night, on the interesting and entertain
ing subject, or subjects, "Darwin, ARIEL,
and Ethnolgy." The generous lecturer
ceeds of bis lecture to the columbia
Circulating Library Association" which
is designed to benefit the town. We
promise whoever goes to hear Mr.. Stod-
ert tonight, will come away delighted.
A6mitCance twenty-five cents
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SMITHS TONIC SYRUP

For the Care Of
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!. Marrtage Liccn.e. .ince Nov. .sth.

MnrrfnSe LsccnNes s1hce NOV. 2Stn.
r. F. Stewart and Mary L. Jamison.
G. L. Mitchell and Mamie p. Parks.
Frank l.. Reeves and Georgiana
Sprinkle.
Alex. w. Mckay and G. II. Foster.
II. j. Sweeney and Indiana MckennOn.
Marmaduke n. Dickson and Sabra
Harris.
COLORED.
Duncan Dale and Narcissa Bunch.
John Cleggett and Jane Porter.
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Good and not Evil,
By selling the Best. Most Stylish. and cheap
est Boots, Shoes. Hats. Caps and Furs, eve,
offered in Columbia.
SHEEGOG L SOy.
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AHe H0g ..

n.v;a r. sowsll, . valuable citizen o. y
. D1T Hin neighborhood, sod ana
d Sno 70 ". 8. Rsiney, E'q., OF ,. .n.u
tsosths old, weighing; wnena o ass Nos'
follow: $40, So. 52S; Si .n md half good
! and 2 were halt BerksolI. III thras en- ar
srsds: -t r and one-quartsr wooorn
MI MI RsrksSirs. Of his own rai:ing:;r tns
III. Of r. p. Ledbettsr
Ssrs'n weighing 462 pounds mel.
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color, nth tho gloss and freshness Of
youth. Thin hair is tbickened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness olten,
though not always, cured hy its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or
the glands atrophied and decaycd;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that a new growth of
hair is produced. Instead of fouli.e
the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous, Its
occasional use will present the hair
from turniiGg gray or falling of,
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruf, which is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free fiem those deleterious sub
Stances which make some prepara-
tons dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found 50 desirable. Contain
Ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white camhric, and yet lasts
long On the hair. giving it rich,
glossy lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
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Quorum Court-Deccmber Term.


VIM. Dooley, A. J. Rummage and
Reu ben Branch appointed overseers OF
roads.
1t was ordered by the Court that the
lands in the case OF n. b. Eagan, ct al,
ys. Joshua Hardison, ct al, be sold for
partition.
X. n. Mcbride gave bond and was
qualified as constable for the l4th dis
trict.
Last will and testament of Thos. Der
ryberry admitted to probate, and w. c.
Harrison qualified As executor with will
annexed.
c. Merit qualified as administrator Of
Robt. Lockridge, deceased.
view, recommending the opening OF a
public road, confirmed.
j. w. Howard appointed guardian of
Fannie and Kitty Cecil, minor heirs of
Samuel X. Cecil, deceased.
J.J. Workman gave bond and qualifi
ed as constable for the 18th civil district.
VIM. A. Smith gave bond and quail
fed as guardian OF Walter w. Marshall,
son of VIM. Marshall, deceased.
J.J. Miller appointed guardian of ST.
las l.. Veach, deceased.
Last will and testament of John Hunt,
deceased, admitted to probate.
Jas. r. Watson appointed guardian of
Mrry R., Andrew L., Oscar and LenOra
Dortch, minor heirs OF j. X. Dortch, de-
ceased.
Stephen Jordon appointed administra-
tor of Sarah T. Foster, deceased.
TLos. Ii. Jacobs appointed sdminis-
TRAITOR of Pleasant Fitzgerald, decd,
Report Of j. NJ. Witherspoon, j.. H..
Oakley and j. N Meroney, commission
ers to lay off dover for Mrs. p. a.
Dortch, confirmed.
Jas. Webster, IT,. appointed overseer
in place OF J. G. johnson, resigned.
John l.. isoin appointed overseer on
the Hampshire and 'Dry Ford road.
Settlement of A. b. Cathey, admir- Q:
Jas, 7. harlan, decd, confirmed.
Report of David McCaw, admir- of
Richard Blocker. deed, confirmed.
Report of ]. B. Ashton admir- of Eli
jah Ashton, dsG'd confirmed.
Report of w. Z. Irwin, admir- of Mar
tin P. Erwin, decd confirmed.
II. G. Chsffin, n. II. Matthews and
w. Ii. Mckissack, appointed commits
sioners to lay off and sst apart years
provisions to Mrs. Jane Seateh, widow
of s. l.. Veatch, deceased. f.l-
Report of Edmund Cooper, admir- OF
Hi. Cutchens, decd, confirmed.
settlement of Jones and Morrow, adj
ministratOrs OF Stephen Jones, dec u,
confirmed.
kepars o. J. NJ. Hickey, clerk, in the
case Of VIM. ana Julia Cameron vs.. {. }.
Cameron and others, confirmed.
On motion of Col. l.. ID. Myers, an at
torney, and 1t appearing to the satisfac-
| ton Of the court that Saul Samuels is
| oyer the age Of 81 years, and has resided
in Maury county, Tenn. over II months
and is of moral character Rnd doport-
ment, it was ordered that these facts be
! certified to as preliminary step TO ena-
/ bic the said Saul Samuels to obtain ia.
cense to practice law in the courts OF .he
State of Tennessee.
| 1t was ordered by the court that the
Sheriff proceed to open and hold an cleo
ton in the ed civil district to fll the va
cancy occasioned by the removal oil ":
A. Bailey, one of the Justices Of said
district.
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To Printers.

have fifty pairs Of Cases. one Cabinet. one
large Imposing stone and stand. six double
stands and about eighty fonts of job and dis
play type, all of which will sell Ut bsrsain
Apply to me at Columpis, Tenn.
b. p. FIGuHRs.
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DEATHS.

In this county, Wednesday. 9th Now. Miss
member of the Christian Church.
In this place, yesterday, Mr.. James john
son, brother of Mrs. Jas. NJ. White and Mn.
a. X Polk
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The undersigned has now on hand 50 or O.
thousand feet Of good seasoned LUMBER,
whichIhe will deliver in Columbia ct the mar
ket price. For particulars apply to Embry
Frierson. or Martin. Embry 4 Wright.
10. FULfOH.
Columbia, Aug, 9, 1872, IT,
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Oyafer saloon,

Frank Aydelotte, who has been pre-
serving the peace in our town for seve-
raj years In an efficient manner, has
bought or rented the privilege of Black
Thompson's Oyster Saloon. Now, eve
rybody knows what Black Thompson IS
oysters means. Even ladies know how
s1psrbly his oysters have always been
served, because they rarely pass around
that way without seeing some of their
gentlemen friends going into Blacks to
get a mess Of his exquisite bivalves
Well, Frank Aydelotte never allows any
body to excel him In what he under
takes, and it is his intention to even
surpass Blacks method of cooking oys-
ters. Blacks attention has always been
divided between his bar and his oysters,
but Franks entire time will be devoted
TO procuring the best oyGters TO be had,
and then, IL desired, serving them pin
the most acceptable style. We have
tasted his delicious bivslves, and speak
knowingly when we say they are wor-
thy to set before king, and would suit
the palate of a plase French epicure, the
most difficult in the world TO please.
Don't take our word for il, because we
are little weak on the eating question,
but try Franks oysters yourself.
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To protect yourselves from the cold winds
Of winter, and avoid colds, coughs and con-
sumption, 20 and buy your shawls and
Scarfs, Of Embry a Frierson, where you will
lind large and varied stock. Nov.2z-4t
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$1,000 REWARD is offered BY the proprietor
of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, for
or a medicine that will equal it in the cure Of
all severe cases Of" Liver Complaint and oil
diseases arising from impurity of the blood ~
Eruptions, P:mples, Blotches, Boils, ect.
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NALL ON STOCK.

As directed by resolution Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Duck River Valley Narrow
Guags Railroad Company, call is hereby
made of each cash subscriber Of stock to said
Company of one dollar per share, Payment
may be made to J.. S. Goodrich, Humphreys
County; o. A. Nixon, Centreyiile; NJ. d.
Hampton, Fay etteyilIe; r. @. Mcclure. Lewis
burg; N. r. Campbell, .Tullahoma; William
Smith, Wetumpka; Edward Williams or my
self, Columbia, Tenn
Nov. %, 1t. j. b. HAMILTON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Lewisburg Gazette, Lincoln County, News,
FayetteviIle Observer, Tullahoma Indepeud-
emit and Moore County Pioneer. will copy four
tines.
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n>nfA Of David c. shelton.

when the sad intelligence OF the death
nj DAyIp C, SHELTON, at Nashville, on
Thursdsy evening OF last week, rescned
our town. its audiences sharpensd tne
pain. and deepeped the sorrow felt ~
An who had known aud loved MIN; Al
ter suffering q week or Two from the ei-
fects of q very bad cold, he quietly wont
80 h;s father'S home near Nashville. and
the majority of his friends here did not
know &c wss sick, until telegram con-
veved the news that he was no more.
ON eysrv hand, from old and young,
we're heard expressions OF heartfelt sor-
row. Although he bad been In our MIDST
ont a abort time, he had won the friend
-hin of the Young, the respect ana ad-
imitation OF the aged, and the love OF the
0ood. He was q close and painstaklng
.stndeut of the law, and was building up
a store o( Knowledge which would have
-conferred honor and distinction upon
him. had he been permitted 10 i've 70
rspe age. When he came among US, !ne
church of his father, AMI OF ms cnoEe,
had no kouss OF worship IN OUT own,
and his first work was to remeoy the
evil. Accordingly, he and other noble
nan and women. sst to work: and al
th,.ush their commencement was num-
lille and unpretentious, they did MOI lat
snr no.. rest until a comfortable house
20, ~. .ee.nred, and q talented young
~-..,h~, nrosn,red to minister to them
ssns e., r soSs lot sh s.s Ss'S sssa
,nors ,esloua and Successful in promo
ting The csuse of Christ. While other
youne men, of his own age, we're seek,
ing pleasure in its various SHAPES lily
hnes. no was tOling for bis church ,n;c ,o Ins
man has shed upon our community
Will last for years, and We dous. poi
viii be- felt beyond the sphere upot
which he was permitted to dwell, ano
lint = short tune. Truly has the prince
of:pocts said:
And those whose hearts are dry az suniipe'
dust,
Burn to the socket"
Like lute's brief tone
ryls a rose-odor on the breezes cast
like a Swift flush .of dsy-spripe, seen ano
aS.tI, his spirit passed.n
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Marry Mills.

The Mills known as tho Ashton Mills, on
Rutherford creek, are again in successful ope-
ration, 1 respectfully ask your patronage.
Nov. %, lS721m N. J.yAuGHx.
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wILLIAMSPORT ITEMS.

Mr.. John Howser, of the kittle Bend,
lost, on Saturday night last, a large lOi
of lumber he had kiln drying to build
his residence.
J. B. Delk, ESQ lost 80 pound hog
out of bis fattening pen, last week, by
some hungry thief.
The Greenfield bend wood land caught
or was set on fire few days ago, destroy,
ing great deal of mast, and also good
many rails.
Capt. John Fike & Co are now survey.
ing the cultivated lands of the Green.
field bend
The epizooty has full sway among the
horses in the WilliamspOrt county, but
none have died so far.
MeSsrs. Sheegog d Son advertise that
they have beautiful assortment of furs
How nice, for Christmas presents.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-06

a, . stated meeting Of Lsfayetts
chapter No; r. R Rs !, A II sbe M.i %ai
-, W.Jnssdsy evening, December the
elected, and enstalled for the u !, ensuing q g
year:-A. A. Lpscomb, W; p: n. e e.. a
N. Hushes, jr., G. H.; W. n. VOORHEES,
P.E; Z. E. Erwin, T. 4; C.; 8. y. r. e;
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Hinnsy, Treas; jas l.. Guest, Secy
N. J. osks, s. T.
A. \ stated meeting of Concordia
rS.ril. No. @, Royal and Select Masons,
Cssmh{a. Tenn, held ut their Hall on
Hesdy s.ssins DsSs% .1ss,s "a . sa sS.
iomsH ~ the ensuing yesr:-A. A.
sstats eo tt. ~; W. A. Smith, J. b.
ora; sssIs, 6; E. e vi T. L l. T. s MsKin
y. vi 80. jas. L. Guest, Sec'yi W.. j.
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