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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

=. Mr.. j.. T. Moore, one of the eandi-
dates foT Representative, makes very
inagnsnimous proposition, to his conn
petitors, and we are sorry 1t will not be
accepted by them, as it would prevent
any further wrangling. One of tbe can,
didRtes, bSvever,o informs US that he
will not. under any, circumstances, .ac-
.cept Mr.. Moore's proposition. There
fore, we endorse fully the proposal;of the
Executive Committee to hold Primary
Election on the second Saturday in
October. There is widespread prejn-
dice against conventions, as usually
cotton up, and q primary election is the
Gully thing the people will submit to.
This will give universal satisfaction, we
think, and the old prejudice viii be re-
moved. ftthe people. take sn interest
this primary election, and see that
all vote, harmony will. prevail, ard
fl they do not, they win have no one but
themselves to blame II Conventions are
gottonup by few men. Conventions
Orradicslism. is the issue. II 80, then
let everybody attend conventions and
prevent radicslismiand farcicsl convep-
tiCnS. al -..ft, .ff.f-- f..- ..rs &C.. -
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Fine Stock

Capt. J. NJ. Harper, of Louisville, Ky
has some fine cattle aud -sheep, at Mays
4 Bodson's Livery Stable, Ia this place
and offers TO sell them TO our farmers
for one-half cash, and one-half ia mules
or cattle. Lougfsllow was cs.Eed Aug
Is, II, and sired by Grand Duke oi
Moreton, 5732 Maydukes was caIyed
was calved May l.. 1870, and sired by
Burnside, 1918 both of these fine ami
mails were bred by Lewis Hampton, OF
CLARK county, Ky. Capt. Harper has
also six handsome one:year old Cotswold
sheep. We advise those of our farmers
wsao desire to secure Thoroughbred cattle
and sheep to give him call r.' ra..
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Thc I,itfie SoWcr

The Little Sewer is The most complete
Sunday schSol paper iii America. sur
passing all othefsin variety VI contents,
in mechanical execution, md In beauty
of IFS Illustrations. 1t ,circulates among
all denominations in every State and
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even Great Britain Australia and
Jamaica, As an evidence OF hs pop1-
issue fortbs month Of August was DO 30
900 cepies"h Issued weekly, semi
monthl5.'a lI.onthly." send ten cents
for humble Of specimens" 81 d'"i- 7hi
w, w. 5,owEINa, Publisher, Ut
JHg E.dl Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Notice..

The Undersigned has nov on hssd % or g.,
thousand feet Of good seasoned LUMBER,
whichhs will deliveria Columbia at the mar
ket price. Forparticulars apply to Embry i
Frierson, or Martin. Embry 4 Wright. r
l-f BE-. .-4r.,s q itt 10. FULTON.
Columbia, Aug. o, 1872. If. a.-.... .
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Acn-,, from ya..F. moore. ESQ. RI

. Feltow-eitizsoS. In yindinatipn OF the
rights of the freemen OF Msury county,
II deem it proper in the premises, as one
ofthe aspiraiiis for a seat in, your next
Legislature, at this crisis, when the
honor. of the county is at stake, to, call
upon the Democratic conservative aspi-
rants for the same, position to rally
around some suitable standard bearer,
not now in the race, to save the county
the disgrace Of having a Radical thrust
upon them. III IT Q 1857 nv tH''i F
I,no& propose that all the sspiranfs OF
the ocratic-conservative party now
| in the race for seat in the next Lpgisla-i
ture, together with myself that we meet
in Columbia. Monday the 10th of SBp-
TENDER, 1874, for the purpose Of laying
aside personal, considerations in :, the
premises at this important crisis, which
is now upon us--and concentrate upon
some suitable man, not now in the race,
old county 81 MsSry TA SSe i fSSon sy
er my chance as good as any man in the
race, yet am not willing to peril your
honor as freeapon and constitutional,
iiberty-loting people. My course and
politics are too well known to the peo>
pie to allQde to them in this important
crisis. sts.,i,,,. d. ,t,.t. 4-~,, ,o.- ~ p,
Feliow-clt1zens, II nave any ambition
or patriotism, or 1--we for any section of
country, it is for Maury county, the
county that gave me birth, 1t was here
! drew my infant breath, and with this
people ! stand or fall, II L have any
patriotism in my soul the biggest OF it
is conferred on Maury county. for. as the
plant Turns its leaf. to the rising orb of
day, my heart yields its affections to the
noble, patriotic people Of Maury, and
longs for the prosperity and comfort of
every son and daughter within Its Dor
der. Now is the time for sound business
Discretion and all i ask of you my fellow
aspirants 10 to pse your best judgment
in tho matter and act according to the
demand OF the times upon us. % fFilG,
/ Sep. oh, 1872. :, JAMES r. MOORE.
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."-lf you feel dull, drowsy, de.
biiitsted. respondent, have frequent head.
ache, mouth tastes badly in morning, irregu
, lar appetite and tongue coated; S9u are suffer
many caseS 81 liver Conplaint" only q par,
9fthess systems ere experienced. As aremedy
tor AZ such sssess a., il eaests perfect cures
ID. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery has no
equal as it effect cures. leaving the liver
sffenstAened and healthy. Sold By all first.
class drnssists.i y tiinT ,isrl -i-T'7
!. How Unneeessafy the Anguish mi,
persons undergo from Sheumatisn, sout. nsc.
raleia, toothache and esfaehe. We saw m.
cessaEysheeanse the eppiication of Mexicsn
MuaeanG tininsnt 70 The Affected part or .
eWdropsofi il IN the ears or tooth, a6ords IN
stantaneous: and what is better, permanent
relief. For cuts, wounds, bruises. sveIlings
and allinjuries or diseases which require treat.
went Is everywhefo regarded 9: 40 r..ast 10
put sAd relishie healing axSut IN s. stcnss o
For AL extetnai iAlefies or Ailments Of horSec
nd sattls, Il is tnfsllible. '..'' :
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Notice'to Public yeh,cI.x,

y On the week of the Fair all public vehicles
must be ,play-carded or they will not be
passed through the tolI-gate, in accordance
with (, sontract s,ileteq into with tLe Turn
pike company: Cards can be had at the
Herald office. Ey order of thu. Board.
.,,. JOSH. G. BAILEY,
t oett. o. Nv secretary.
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A splendid Farm for sale.

A Splendid Farm for sale,
With Borses, Cattle. Hogs. Farming Impie-
ments. &c.. Ton miles North Of Columbia. on
Carriers Creek. two and half miles North Of
Carter's Creek Station. containing 100 acres Of
well improved, with II acres Of timber miles
from farm. Terms to suit the buyer
Apply to i'ifat >tt J.B. AcMEES.
Sept Is, l8722w. - ''t
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AGU9 AEu11TI E TEE, :
on CuILEs..i Sp FEy sII..: Z.


The prop-etorsnf thisY celebrates rseteinsiIs9 d
Jnsiy CLAIMS 'f!s,S sR zri4riiY over Ell rem aaO
coles ever en- Tsi TO te rleg fer tie safe. md
eertsn, snee'ty aad p9-ii.ytat 11le Il A4,is f.,,
ahi FeTcr, az CARS at Fe-cr, wfetier 81
short or long standing, re rcts-s I, the en- ~
tire Western and SoGtsft sua:rY /, bear hin 'i'o
tes;iui5ny 10 ts tru. al ire asest,n tvs, In ~ 80
no case whaeEeE.~si 4 fsiiitn esrs n Ic di 'itta
Teetons are siiie'ix followed ss carried oat 3ifl
ma gtea' nany Eases sr2' 'ps. has been ~ II
sufficient for cure. ARD Whole Las lis b5Ys hts.r,
been cured By singh hattie willl q ,,cr(ss.
res'orat'nnet tue ge1sril le,t'd,. Il 3. how.
ever, pIutett and 10 every ease ilp terfiiu ii''T
to cure II -. usssis I,E,si in er l6s. nif
Tor wees nf i~O tor tse ts4essa has bssiE'i pr
checks-, InnTe ess Gia:!y - j,inciis and longs ,
standihs easeS ySGa.,ys Iastfc;ae siil,-,.7f
not require asy az - ie,P t..e ;s,,,vi, j. ,,-,i f
C,.,i, ria, q, fEiiss al sas'
four dsses Of thu tuai- "a ST. ~ OF IA's ny
Vegetable Family Pills Will DC Sufficient. i7' n'''
F.. all Z
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The Railr.sa aGestsng.l

There WAS q large abroad meeting in
the court house Tuesday night. Col. D,
w. Holman, Mr.J H. Holman OF Lin.
coin, Hon. Jas. H. Thomas, Col u. D.
Myers, Of this place. and DR. r. g. Nc
Clure, Of % Marshall, fmade speeches.
"Wednesday the commissioners from
Humphreys, Marshalh Lincoln, Coffee,
Moore, Hickman and Mauryi counties
were presentforthep purpose of organic
frg a company, 1t was ascertained that
Humphreys would. have, 25X miles to
build and had raised s39. 900; Hick man,
yearly AZ miles, and had raised $35 900;
Marry, q miles and had raised e34 ,0C0;
Lincoln, u miles and had raised III COY;
Marshall, q miles, and had raised $2S,l
Qp0; Moore, 2'miles and had Faised $38,t
no; Coffee, 4miles and had raised4 81, $50,
The following directors we're elecsel: Is.
D. Myers and Ed. .Wiiliams OF Maury,
o. A. Nixon and II. A. Shogse, Of Lick
man; Goodrich, or Humphreys; DR.. r.
G. Mcclure. of MARSHALL; Or. 81, d.
Hampton. or Lincoln; Win. Smith, Of
Moore; NJ. D, Campbell, of Coffee.
The Directors elected Col. L. d. Ny.
ers. President: Capt John b. Hamilton,
Secretary and Treasurer Maj . Il. f.
Falconnet. Cinef Engineer, and Maj. w.
y. Sykes, General Canvasssing Agent. 81
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SARSapkaElLA,..

i.. fti lot HTf. .,t. it %" ~ 4iiii MO-
Read the folETiag attract 6r. letter i,oni
MI, hi.ers wi'c" ie'..reas'i lr Rrcrs ous' -,
% the mast iearaes, el5ls.ai. and popEfr" lufi'
ministers Of tee Methodist yHebpa tAurca.s iifufr
ana who IS az pr rsd AT Bsoadniy.si hint
Ca"ieH, '-ouis'ilr, ky- i,- ...--,,Tl ai.cb
.,. .,ttr an .'..s. .' i.l. latEf still
LovIYNFA i-E, Ocs. IS, Is5so Iafifutd
DR.. JoHS ErLI--IusR srr s.asy. th.,r 3s,sii i'ff.
10 yea ior the nirtc.no vOu have 20 aiy 8is iii
gwen ME. l bare lafu stth snissrsr ford iF3Ho'
yea.s' ana h'' te al;-c" i ysicia-s i1s, o.
and some my heart - ts re w 81 nv d. "a IS
ease. hHye been 5Urtt. I-.tsred and .cuf-
pea un;h / had 9eeorIs ash. aeenal. S,yy-as, -
very eminent phssicWus VIZ, rssh,n ai.stge1 W-f
sphs i3l"rnes Fieiiat vas alssticn I SlsSl i3it-
paralysis or apopsNJ ans and tlat Tof ~ be iffl
Ihg Dut seton &rniG tviigte / bad. G q ~
Perfect i"rf,i c.,iaat =HI was Lesiiaiin9 -i,.f,t
about hsYitt. one inserted h.n Won ,i9dig
SEPT yoGs Ns,rs,i ..is Ia which !r,a.sf sI
y hss"n 90 iske ,fse tiiaes Say. haie; ~
icFed terribly a.th ta1,t aerile PAM "a ia 37h's i
rlght SIDE OF nS bead, gs.ssi tin yEui 20 ~ 2
read o: write -. any ls.pi tiai.. ,tisti on $40
rising ." my te~t Wa1'a b perf.ctiy hlafl = q
a. ~ III. ! sn'l have. " he.t toat, b sir-
am mss haPpy ,a;.fia you taat Ia pan y,
IN Ty head is eGsFe!y- r.ssvcd: suffer fat
seldom W It'll my i'iae and thcn act 50 acs.,o az "
y. ny appetite lsis'od: inieed To- tie 6-4 So 81
unls IN my life eiypy qysdinReF zasre t,anfs -
any neal during iJe DAY. "a tod 81. 1870 az 'r
gu kniiy ssnt 9is togs hotties again last = -,f.f
usn'' ami cetSl "ysa t-.s i.,lfngg aid IL 1 -sel
hope to be estlrtiy r-!iey,d. Phase accept -, f
my heaItieit TANKS sul Best wishes. ~
Very truly yoas most grateful frip -,
NJ io,,,,,, .h,,, : ,r,t II 20 ;siW
Of v;tiel cpsr,,,t,,.t - , s',ets- az u aFnt
ten by the pers2ns bose ,,iSSe. i sf' 30
Do no, sEiei ySarseif 70 bs is s.,,.i on, ra1 s,'
Don't be dgae .,FS. attor new sa,l ,aui.,fII rq ri
experiments pJltlSk yoIrAezitt hy letting A biu1
hosioes e1Pernlsns upo You VIII Il az sssi. xrfgfi
4. e. ~ st's'. if ~ lnr ..el-si t-si 81
80 f,aus ~ 49,.
d,v as 81 d. as. - - - - Tao - fsJ,-,
In i,oDnIsr;r and its ,,i- ~ O'1''s fyffpH
Avoid all those mo N. -yns, h, ,,,,, % si9dI
you other exractInf sarsapillIa s,.caIisd ~ Iu
kemensT u . Or. John Balls c;,rsa sriIlasu .fIE
OF Louisville, w. thtt the oil aud Re IDLE 81, .fi
remedy for Impurities Of the blood ana scr,fu. - -, 49,,
lous affections Always bear that in MUD -, :,
o. fH# ..... rsfinDf Dbl
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ID Edward Kuhn. Esq, for Mayor.
To Edssard Kuhn, Ksq:

SIR:-Knowing your ability and the
great interest you have heretofore taken
in the municipal affairs OF our town, We
respectfully request you to become a
candidate for Mayor at the ensuing cleo
ton. .,.. -.
Sept. Is, 1872. MANY CIrIzHSs,
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The Best. Cheapest, and Handsomest Men AMI
Boys Boots, Ladies and Children shoes. Men
and Boys Hats, ever offered in this market
y.1 BIS ,2u.J Sheegos & Son. d
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Columbia, Aug. O. 1872. If.


Bargains! Bargains Bargains!
At Mrs. N. J. Bryapts Emporium Of Fashion,
All the novelties Of the Fteason, in both s,illi!
merry and Fancy Goods. WewiIl sell at reduc-
ed prices. in order .to make room for Fall
Go5ds. The New Styles, introduced in the
Eastern markets, We are constantly receiving.
Gall and examine. fAug 2.ti /
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The Saving Deposit Life Insurance Plan,

To witch they invite the attention ofthose
contemplating. insurance. 1t is believed il
viii commend itsrlf to universal favor.
Those insuring On thfs plan will de permit
ted, II they, choose, 10 withdraw their entire
equitable interest at the expiration of A
certain number of years; ald there, ar,
other centuries that Obviate the, objections to
Insurance. Oh other plans, Explanations CT
this scheme have. been pretaretl, and are
now In the hands of the Company, Is agents.
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Cash buyers before you makeyour purchases
examine WI. Philips stock. You will find
many goods you can save money by buying
y Sept. a. -
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In the Very Best make Of Boots, Shoes and
Hats, for Fall and Winter wear. which will be
sold .: Low Down Prices for Cash, by i1rr
Sheegos 4 Son.
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II Ladies' ana ChilGren's Shoes
RI Fer EMIL aud Winter.
(,nnlSelI

Made BY hand pf tic Best falS Goat and
Clo'h. greatly superior to any ever brought &c
Columbis, Tow offering at Sheegog & Sons.
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wILLIAMsPORr ITEMS.

A few weeks ago every farmer was
full OF giee over their extensive crop
prospects. But, alas /! the drouth has
oyertaken them, a. d cut short their
cotton ts o bal. crop, and late com
beyond redemption.
Hog cholera has been prevailing 10
some extent in the northern and mid
die portions oft 18th district.
The citizens of the village and vicinity
on the last Saturday in August, were
highly entertained by logical and con-
viDcing addresses from Major w. J.
Sykes, Of Memphis, and Major Boiling
Gordon, of Hickman county. In the
railroad interest OF Maury and Hiek-
man counties they are more interested
than aGy other two on the line OF The
Duck River Valley road.
The attendants ofthe NJ. L. Church Of
the, village, have been Exceedingly
blessed with good meeting commenc,
ing or Saturday. That convincing and
eloquent divine, Rev. Mr.. Rice, of the
Duck River Circuit, has graced the
pulpit Sine, Saturday at noon. His
sermon Sunday Herning was from Ere
first chapter of Romans, aud 10th verse,
"For l am hot ashamed of the gospel
of Christ: for it is the power OF God unto
salvation 10 every one that belieyetb."
He preached Sunday night troni the 9th
chapter OF Galatians, 9th and tn verses
sermon fiji o. p5wer and interest.
His appeal to sinners. % J.he klose;l way
most eloquent and with detid5d SUCCESS.
AsJ. ]. and b. L.! Williainsl ,Wero fesl
turning home froa., cburch Sunday itlJa
buggy, they had quite n ifettoa. sGsfI'e.
Their buggy became VuIconpieily sJiii-'
ing its contents in the dust, with no
dsmagei excaps, several linden .ations In
Eds stove pipe hat. .sFHif -.. issi ST.
The youngest child of w. & L. Davis
died in the bend Sunday morning of
gbnerai DEBILITY, ~ 49, t,.,17 q 1i,, s1'i
F'' coLoRED DoINts. ,..,t ~.
Joe Davis and wife, of the Bend, have
separated again. They "parted BY the
river side, the m ION looking down on
both OF them. They ought to remember
~they may meyer meet again. n. !. !
James johnson, Of the Bend, has
boen accused of an act that Will not do
orprint,urs, ..s,are q r,,a',,,-., F.. ..l-
allie Dorsett, OF Mrs. 'aGreenfeld's
farm, died of consumption a few days
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Range OF Thermometer and BarOm-
ter. At WfntOn. Residence Of J. HI.
Sames. for the week ending Sept.
I2th, 1872. COS lslf = fllrpT7
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our New stock OF Fair ald Winter
.,a Roots, shoes and Hats a.'-
Are received and will be sold at prices to cult
all Cash Buyers. uu4i 3rr
Sept. Is, 1872. SHEEGoG & eoH.
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For Sale Or Rent

Tan selling all description q goods at pries,
that defy competition. III W. J. PHILIPS.
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:. cotton! Cotton

Merchants and business men of Coiam-
biaofer $40 in cash as premiums on cotton
raised in Maury and adjoining counties. divi-
ded as follows: &C., a. ...-
800 for the best BALI.
SIS for the second best bale
$50 for the third best bale.
SIS for the fourth best bale. ..,. .t.,-.
To be shown on Friday, Sept. the 18th at tho
Fair Grounds, subject to the rules of tho So
eiety. JOSH. G. BAILEY, Sec'y.
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uAnRIAaEsI.

In this eoun y, at TIE residence Of the BRIDE
father, Aur. 90 by hfQ.f Savsge. Thomas a.
Lunn to Airs Mary Rertha Kennedy, dsuyhtes
= In a't III. ec snnsp' ca,andsr TO s. pa-
Wis; Afr, ID Mullen II Sar h Lavender; John
I. Harreil to GeosGlana hughes: Henry Ayis
to Fannie Hstt0n; J. W. Harris to Maggie ~.
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Below we give an extract from Rev,
Mr.. Otts's sermon. which, by request, he
has kindly furnished us Tor Publication.
He said in his Conclusion [sH f-sh
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lPnhlic sneakins.

Hon. VIM. d Gordon will speak to
the people at Culleoka. on Saturday,
Sept. "A, on the political issues of the
day, and especially Oh the necessity Of
party organization. o'aiiltBs ~ =
We are authorized, by the, Democrats
and Conservative Executive Committee
of Maury, to say that there will belpub-
lie speaking at Columbia, on Saturday
night, September 21.
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EXecutOfs' Notice,

All persons indebted to the estate of Dr.. J.
IS. Frierson. deed. are requested to call
and make settlement Immediately.
-.,1t-.. ,,. 81 yl.rl5 \. ". kRIERsox,
- joins ERIERsoN, ..
August 16. lSI24t Executors.
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Osft-- IE un itfast HI
Past Success Guarantee for the Future

tais $Iihpahy was INCORPORATED anil o.
gained IN November, 1856, and Is nov III
the h!tccnth year OF its existence /, h,s
s,eatiiiy Increased In popular favor fforn It's
origin; and, ms will seen above, has ID!
out nearly three millions. to widows and or
phans, and over oassPtfiion. of dividends.
IL mas become one of the permanent fnan-
eiai institutions OF the country, and may
confidently be expected TO pay lis phlisa-
tions maturing My years hence. " We ~
~ issues po.nfes GA all the usual plans,
with the most liberal provisions as to nom
forfeiture, Residences and travel a.
Dividends are made on the Contribu.inn
plan, and are applet, at the ,oIitiun OF the
Policyhcider, to reduction of ,preIpiam, OF
increase or the amount insurti,.s
Policies issued to tf,e Ehi61iit OF 80 900 on
single liz apd no extra rates are charged
IN any ease. g-' ...r.I'1,- III
The highest rates of interest realized on
its cash Investments, -1sR - =
In addition TO the Various plans of insur-
ance already in use, the Company have
adopted what'is styled =. - -
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W. J. Philips has received Ladies' Pebble
Goat. Kid. Calf and Cloth Shoes, marked at a
email profit r-e,-,e4 sss, Sept. Is.
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Betfer.Prcpared
To Suit four C0sfOmers
1gtirft Tn m ErnP EoTnpo

Just received 1000 yards best quality all
wool Jeans, very cheap WI. PHILIPS.
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uMen:ansl Boys Boots

= Best spurn Cotton. W.. PHlLrrsr
q. Sept. 18th. ,.s.-t. -, =
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Everybody TO see the STEAM " AsHAR. or Ho-
mans Friend. for sale by L. h. Attwcll. Co
lumbia, and W. II. Wilkes, Cullsoka. Tenn.
Sent 6.2H ti- 't''it' . ~ 81
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Democratic Executive Committee. for
Many County. 49,
ID. B. COOPER, Chairman; JAMES A. SANS
pERs, RUFUS THOMAS. zTair -srr-nFlrsf O.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES,
Land for Rent,

We will rent the Perkins Place, on the Ramp-
shire Pixies miles from Columbus: well inn
proved. containing $50 acres cleared land. for
next year.'l a,n 7se,il ~ hhaY'f hc ,92r
Sept. Is, 1877. tfoiliarig SHsEG1G Il Son.
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Ofevery quality and Price just received by
Sheegog & Son. that will be sold at prices &c
suit the times. 1i. ~ lIi;lsir ld ri' rif
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OurFnir.l


Dur annual Fair commences on the
18th inst. and we hope tiiat our people
are preparing to exhibit their products
and handiwork The directors and Of
ficers have done and ara. doing all in
their power to make the Fair attractive
ana remunerative, But this cannot rem
der the Fair ,sIccessful unless every
person, rich and poor, takes an interest
and pridefn it, @fhe Air behefitsno one
man or set 1T men more than another /;
il anybody Is blessed, alf'arc. II Is q
county exhibition, and its success win
add tothe,wealth and influence OF our
county, while Its failure will evidence
either our poverty or want Of energy,
liberaiiiy end, enterprise. lc Let every
man and woman in Maufy county take
delight in this public enterprise, and
while adding TO the pleasure of all,
make the county prosperous and famous
Buy a ticket in the lOitery, not for gain,
but to help get the society out of debt.
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sscam saw MIL for sale.

fhe undersigned will sell their steam saw
miliss lacaie4 oh W. v: ihsn, psons place
near Ashwood, Ymiles west Of columbia, on
good and easy terms. The mill is. Lane &
Polley's circular saw mill, Romans engine
a horse power, Wood L Simpson boiler,ial
in good running order. Also, four log, .wag.
ons pad tshf yeNe 4, pxslI,. iT.hcre IS alec
attached 10 our mil d gifs milf tw1iiehG We
will sell II the purchaser desires For full
particulars, apply to T. NJ. KITrRELL,, Jon the
premises. rH tkrrfRELL 4, ThohPsON.
/. s-srl FNs SAFE. -.
We have for sale an. Eagle Cotton Gin, .also
Q Power Corn Shelter. -
june if4m MARTIN, EVERY 4 WnrGHr.
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M. ]. Cofsr, publisher or the Tempe
ancs Herald, will address the citizens oil
Maury county, upon the subject OF Tenn
/ pefnce, at the following places:
St. Johns Church, Saturday, Sept. IA,
at . O'Clock, p. m. - i''E "a
81 Zion Church, at7o'clock, p. M, on the
same day.. aeSsrd .Jasu si.ii b ss iIi n
at, Pleasant. SUNDAY, Sept. Is, at q
Observation-Disclosures. Sept. Is. at hight.
Hurricane Camp Ground, Tuesday,
Sept. 18th, ct night.
culleoka, Thursday. Sept 10. at night.
The friends Of peace and good order
are earnestly requested to attend these
meetings. ssT, = 90 1s.as 9;gioissfi.l s.