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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-11-29

TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of q deed of trust executed 10 me
by Maurice Griffin, on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1871. and registered IN the Registers
ONCE for Maury county. in book U, vol. =
PIP and 2; 1 will on the fiji day OF January
1919, on the premises, expose To public
sale, and sell for cash, the property describ-
cd in said decd, to-wit: One tract and
parcel Of land, Of les acres and 81 perches,
situated Ia district No. II, In inaurv county
Tenn, and bounded as follows: Beginnine
at the northeast corner OF the z. K. Polk
tract, III being a part of the same,, in the
centre Of the lane in the cast boundary Of the
original survey, and running south So m
west "a poles, Is links TO a stake in the north
boundary Of the II. X. Polk treci |; thence
thense 1rth 81 30 cast ej poles, to a stake
In eAst boundary Of original survey: thence
north y, east l78 poles links to the begin
ming; containing by estimation iOi acres
Also, the following personal property, viz:
~ neao OF work mules, black horse, bay
mare, head of cattle, four horse wagon
and harness,'R Carey: plows, double horse
Miller plows, double shoyels, II bull
Tongue piows, l cotton scraper and / set Of
blacksmith's tools.
M. ], I'd. EUCIUS E. POLK,
Trustee.
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Window Shades, Window Cornices,
MIRRORS, 60,
AT MANUFACTURERS COST PRICE
FOR CASH

Until further notice We will sell the best
Glas09 o. Satin Paper, ~ 30c per roll
Of Syards, and the bese CngDe3e4 at l9e
per roll Of yards, and all other goods in
the line at proportionately low prices.
Persons ordering paper by express, (bill TO
be collected ON delivery viii please give the
size Of the room or rooms and the number
of openings in each, and state about what
price they desire to pay.
They will also please state whether they
desire dark or light paper.
We pledge ourselves To do fsQ justice to our
patrons entrusting the selection Of their pa
per to us, and should papers which we select
fail to please We will take them back and
give other patterns in place.
Now is the time tobuy. Orders solicited.
JOHN W. HILL 4 CO.,
No. q s. College st. bet. Csurch & Broad.
Nov. y, ls72-3m
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Con. B. Il. Robertson, OF Memphis.
Capt. J.,e vsuleer and Harry d. Martin,
If Nashville. were In Columoia, Few
days since.
Gen. w. C. whitthorne will leave for
Washington Monday. he will have but
two Democratic colleagues from this
State. The other seven are straightout
Radicals
MID b. Farg,ison. Of the well-known
house Of Fargusan q Clsy, Memphis,
was in our county recently.
A bright and winsome young lady. OF
the vicinity OF Lynnville, Tenn, came
into our Office Wednesday of las: week.
and ordered some printing done. The
dew drops on the Lynuville hills are not
fresher than this country girl appeared
In comparison with our city bellies.
Mr.. Norflset Fieuers, and his charm
Iug and lovely young bride, OF Frank
lin, paid our town a short visit recently.
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The reason why cash buyers should buy
goods from the One Pi ice Cash House of w.
]. Philips, may be summed mp as follows =
1t is the only House that has adopted and
strictly carried out the plan of the One Price
System it buys for cash and sells for cash !;
it keeps the best class.of goods and sells at
the lowest prices; the stock is always new
and fresh, as goods are received every week.
Nov - If
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Green VOORHEES, 10 Robt. A. Foster, ~
acres in 10th district, $40.
Clerk & Master to Mrs G. A. wsriield,
house and lot In Columbia, $500.
G. P. Thruston, trustee, to Stout, Mills
& Temple, S acres IN district, 500.
]. ID. Bennett to J. A. Orman, . acres,
IS poles, in Culleoks, $500.
Henry Harris, executor, to John Wat
son. 10 acres IN 4th district, sl3l.a.
L Graham to VIM. II. Williams,
bouse and lot in Columbia, $1,000.
Same to same, lot in Columbia, $2ol.
S. L. Graham 10 Edward Williams, :
lots in Columbia, 500.
John B Bond to NJ. L, and NJ. E. Bond
acres in 9th district, $500
Nevils, Alley ct al. to Harlan. CANT
& Alley, "A acres in - district,
Edward Cooper, administrator. &C., TO
John n. 7 1t. 991s acres, 4th dist. 81 .79l.
John n. TAFT 20 Edward Cooper, SOL
:lcres In 4th district, el.075.
Boyd Hightower L. f. Il. Thompson,
lot in Hampshire, $3.50.
s.. II. Bunch ct al to Mrs. Ella Buueb
ct al, $50 acres jn I'D district sS,5I0.
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Wick. Floral Guide for 1879.

IL affords us real pleasure to peruse
such a Floral Guide AS Vick's. which is
unsurpassed by any In tue world. BE.
sides the interesting information which
Is written In style altogether pleasing,
tho illustrations are lovely to look upon.
Every lover of flowers, and.who Is not Z
shout send to Wick for the Guide. In
furnishing seed, he always does more
than he promises, and is sure to satisfy
any one. Send tor the Guide for 1873,
now ready, and you will thank US for
the advice. 1t Is issued quarterly 1t Is
cents . year. Address Jas. Wick, Roch-
ester, n. Y,
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Con victed at Last.

NJ. Gloon, or Clure, as he now spells it,
was recently sentenced to one year in
the Tennessee Penitentiary, and pay a
fine Of $500. by the L. S. COnrt at Nash
vile, tor Withholding certain pension
moneys due the widows of colored SOL
diess. He was in Columbia several
years ago, selling patent medicines and,
as every body believed. swindIing the ig-
porant negroes, by his pretended claim
agency. So strong did some persons
become convinced of his villany, that
they rotten-egged him, when he attempt
ed to speak in public. One year is no
doubt small punishment for all his ras-
calities
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In County Court at Coiumbia.-S. w.
Stanfield VS.. William DOoley and others.
Ii appearing to me from the petition filed
in this cause, which is sworn to, that the
children of Isaac y. DoOley, to wit: W. boo
ley, Priscilla DOoley and Harriet A. Dooley,
who has intermarried with one -W Wallace,
and others, whose names and places Of resi-
dence are unknown, and are minors and non
residents of the State of Tennessee, and be-
ing the grandchildren of w. III. Moore, de-
ceased, are necessary parties TO this cause, ii
Is therefore ordered by me, that publication
be made in the Columbia HERALD for four
successive weeks, the last of which will be
at least five days before the commencement MT
OF the January term, 1915, notifying said
nonresident defendants to appear before
the Justices of said court at q county court
to be held at the court house in Columbia on
the LIST Monday In January, le15, to plead.
TO defend or demur to the compartments Pc
tition, or the same Will be taken for confess
cd rs to all of said defendants, and set for
hearing ex parte.
Nov. 2.-iw. j. VI. HICKEY, Clerk.
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CHERIFF SALE.

By virtue of an execution 10 Inc directed
from the last Circuit Court of Williamson
county, IN favor of O'Bryen and Washington
will sell for cash, to the highest bidder, at
the Courthouse door in the town of Column
bia, on Monday, the 30th day of December,
1872, the following described real estate to
wit: A valuable town lot, With = good
dwelling and storc-house upon 1t, situated
in the State of Tennessee, Maury county,
Civil District No. ls, and in the town OF
Hampshire, and bounded rs follows, wit:
Main street; South by Patton's b acksmith
shop. Lot containing about one acre, levied
upon and to be sold as the property OF def't,
cost. SIMS LATTA, sheriff I
Nov. %, Il. :; Maury County.
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! Of Cheer and Words Ol
Warssng.
Speech at the Courthouse Satur'
II. Mai. Sykes said he felt il To

speech at the COurt-hous0 Satur.
dsy At, Maj. Sykes said he felt it to
Do III Auty to the people Of Columbia to
speak plainly and trnthfully. He wish
cd them well; he desired the prosperity
Of their town and country. He WAS as
sured by tho President and Directors
that if the Columbia subscription was
voted the road would be built. Ii this
were done that would secure'the build
ing OF the Corinth and Columbia road,
tho Memphis and Columbia road, the
GAINESVILLE and Columbia road and even
tuslly OF the Murfreesboro and Columbia
road, and thus make Columbia q great
railroad centre, giving her advantages
over any town in Middle Tennessee. If,
on the other hand, the subscription
should tail, no other proposition would
be offered, no other attempt would be
made TO build a rail- Dad through Column
bia. In that event, tie Memphis road
would go through Hickman to Nash
vile, and through Lawrence, Giles and
Lincoln towards McMinnville and
Knoxville; road would be built from
Murfreesb0ro through Lewisburg, and
Whom this was done, not only would
Columbia lose the trade Of Hickman
and Marshall, but the trade in the East
ern portion of Maury would 20 to the
Marshall road, and the trade in the
Western part Of Maury would 90 to the
Nashville and Memphis road and COlum-
ola would be left desOlate and alone, "as
an oak whose leaf tadeth, and as gar
den that hath no water" Look on this
picture and then on that, ard decide BE-
tween them. Shall Columbia, the seat
Of learning, the home OF distinguished
men, the centre of wealth, Intelligence
and enterprise, lag behind 10 the race OF
improveuiontf Will she permit Browns
vile, Clarksville, JACKSON and Bolivar
20 surpxss her? Brownsville voted
$50, 900 with less than iorty votes in op.
position; Jackson voted $l25, 900 with
only eleven dissenting votes, and they
Afterwards desired to change their votes
and make It unanimous. Let Columbia
be ahead of them all, and let it be car
ried on the wings of the lightning that
Columbia, on q question that affected
her great material interests, was one
people, and gavea unanimous vote in
favor OF this subscription.
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James Lockridge, of Ke6ron, killed
his hogs last week, and at night one OF
them was taken away, by dog: 1t is
supposed. The next day Jack Harvey,
of the same neighborhood. killed a hog
and put it in his smoke-house, and at
night something, dog. 1t is supposed,
scratched under the smoke-house and
carried iss it off, an. On the same night. Esq;
The dog law, los. large piece OF beef.
It is also believed to have been stolen by
a dog. Kedron now wants dog law.
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Mr.. AL. b. Hughes, the Maury county
trapper, caught avery large and fat bea-
yer in one of his traps last week, and
after skinning and cleaning it for the
oven, sent it to town. Mr.. Steve Hern-
don bought it, aud ate it. we suppose.
A few days afterwari NJ. Hughes caught
another beaver, weighing about fifty
pounds, which he says is the largest be
ever caught; and we think so too, judg-
ing from the size of the tail and foot,
which he sent us.
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serious sickness and suffering IL prevented bv
their timely use; and every family shoul;t
nave them on hand for their protection .-s
relief, when required. Lone ey.rrfes,e Ia
best OF all the ran, s1s Which ,be mara do :,
nbounds. II ..sas Ssccssiopal use, tI,e IloSJ
isE.r,det. bc eorruptions OF IN. s,stem S'S on.
SsSr, distractions cd, and the whole
msciinery OF life restored 20 lis healthy uctiv-
W internal organ. which become clogyed
en1 sluggish are cleanscd by 1Ayep's Pills,
snd stimulated into action. THUS incipieni
Gseese Is changed into health, the value of
wMs!k changc, when reckoned on the vast
muiufsdes who enjoy it, can hardly be rom
putedsss Their sugzr-coating makes them
pieasant 70 take, and preserves their virtues
unimpxLed for any length Of time, so tia,
they are eyer fresh, aud perfectly reliable.
Although searehins, they are mild, and 0per-
NE ..nogscis!erhsnce to the constitution or
hull direcfAD are given on the wrapper 10
cach boz, how 10 use them as Family Physic
anil for The following complaints, " liich these
For DysIepsia or InAs~ess,s.. u..,.
Iessaess, LcaG1er, and Ioes ~ Ap@S.
teee, tney should be taken r,odcrately 10
stimulate the stomach, and restore lis healthy
For LIVER Cs.p,ss.s and IA. ,,,;ou.
symptoms, Dslsoss Alee6aeHe. a1rI
Heeoo9rne, JaaD1lce or Gree1 esrE,
ness, Da1a0os Cello and 1slso.e r..
YER, they should be judiciousiv taken for
rscn eaee, 70 correct the diseased action, or
remove thc distractions which cause ~,
ZOE Dyeessery or Dissyhes, but one
MID dose IS generally required.
for Ane4Aasssa. GOus, Gravel,
fasRstassse 81 sAe lsesrs. Pet. ~
be continuously taken, as required, to change
the diseased action ofthe system. With such
change those complaints disappear.
For DrcIsy and DrsIsieel swell.
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Premature loss OF the hair, which is
so common now-a-day, may be entirely
Color Remover" 1t has been used in
thousands Of cases where the hair was
coming out in handfnls, and has never
failed to arrest its decay, and to promote
q healthy and vigorous growth. 1t is at
the same time unrivaled AS a dressing
for the hair, and restorer of grey hair. A
single application will render it soft and
glossy for several days. Our old friend
d. c. Helm is the agent for Columbia.
Give it trial.
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The Trustees sale of Morris Griflins real
and personal properly, which was to have
taken place on the Sd day of December, 1872
has been postponed TO Saturday, January
4th, 1878. The postponement Is made be-
cause some Of the horses and mules be-
longing to N. Griffin are afflicted with the
epizooty. See advertisement.
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To protect yourselves from the cold winds
Of winter, and avoid colds, coughs and con-
sumption, 80 and buy your Shawls and
Scarfs, Of Embry Frierson, where you will
ind large and varied stock. Nov.22-it
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The Saving Deposit Life Insurance Plan"

To which they invite the attention Of those
contemplating insurance. II Is believed 1t
VIII commend itself 10 universal favor.
Inose insurtng on this plan Will do permit
Ted, II they choose, 20 withdraw their entire
certain number Of years; and there are
other features that obVi late the objections to
Insurance. on other plans Explanations OF
THIS scheme have been prepared, and are
now IN the hands Of ths Companys agents.
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K0flcA.

Strayed or stolen from the undersigned, on
the Public Square, In Columbia, Nov. goth,
one SORREL HORSE, bride and saddle.
aged or years. Any information thank
fully received, and a liberal reward given
for the recovery Of my horse.
Nov. a-tf d. A. DUGGEE.
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Wlth perfect certainty that
twill eradicate the disease, and with assur-
ance, founded on proof. that no harm can
arise from, lis use In any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be Of immense service In the
communities where IL prevails. Prevention
Is better than cure; for the patient escapes The
IRISH which be must run In violent attacks Of
this baleful distemper. This "CCREr cxpel.
the missmatic poison Of Fever anA A9ne
from the system, and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, II taken ON the frs.
approach Of its premoDltory symptoms. A
great superiority OF this remedy over any
ether ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tam cure Of Intermittents. is, that il contains
no Quinine or mineral; consequently it pro-
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon tho constitution. Those cured
~ IL are left as healthy as II they had never
had the disease.
Fever aaa AGae Is not alone the con.
sequence OF the mlasmatic poison. A great
variety OF disorders arise from its irritation.
among which are Ne0Ralgio, 1h<una.
Te0soacAe, BaFarhe, Casarrh, Ash.
Hs, Pslpassaes, Painful AReeeao.
Of ne SPleea, n ysserses, Rnsn IN The
ment Of the Stomach, all of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the inter.
mittent type, or become periodical. This
"CURE" expels the poison from the blool,
and consequently cures them all alike. IL Is
an invaluable protection TO immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing in
the nialsrious districts. II taken OCCASION
ally or daily while exposed 20 The Infection,
that will he excreted frUm the system, and
cannot accumulate 10 sufficient quantity 10
ripel into disease. Hence il is even more
valuable for protection than cure; ard few
will ever suffer from Intermittents II they
avail themselves Of the protection this REM
edy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising from torpid
ity Of the Liver, 1t Is an excellent remedy,
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity,
and producing many truly remarkable cures,
where other medicines fail.
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. c. AVER q CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical aud Aaalys;css Chen,fsfs.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE wORIr
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NALL ON STOCK.

As directed by resolution Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Duck River Valley Marrow
Guase Railroad Company, call is hereby
comRaay Of one dollar per share, Payment
may BE- smidsto z. s. Goodrich, !Humphfeys
County, Q; A.. Nixon, CeptIeSille; n. p.
Iars: Il. +. Campbell, ;Tullahoma; William
sm;,h WstumSs.. EDWARD Williams OF my
self, Columbia, Tenn >c,.
Nov. %. At. J. b. AAMtLTON,
Faystte yille OHeorver, Tullahoma Independ-
emit and Moore County Pioneer, will copy four
times.
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The undersigned has now on hand 30 or CD
thousand feet Of good seasoned LUMBER,
which he will deliver ia Columbia at the mar
ket price. Forpsrticulars apply to Embry i
Frierson. or Martin, Embry i Wright.
10. FULTOy.
Columbia, Aug. Q, 1872. If.
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First Round of Quarterly Meetings
for Columbia District.
Pisgah and Hampshire, Nov. 80 and
Dec. l.
Duck River at Bigbyville, Dec. Z andS.
Columbia station, Dec. II and 10.
Culleoka station, Dec. q and %.
Oct. 25th, 1872. WI. Doss, p. Z,
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new GROCERY.

1 assume this method Of announcing to tho
public that l have just opened q new and com
pleto sock OF Family Groceries. on Soath
Ark" Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. Cali and see me.
Nov. %, 2m. 10. H. MOCkBEE,
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Ladies' and Children Fars
at all prices aud Of all qualities selling at
sheegOg & Sons at New York prices.
Hair coils, chignon, and plaits, in real and
imitation.
All styles in leather belts.
A fullassortment Of all the latest novelties,
at u. j. Bryant's.
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Many Mills.

The Mills known az tho Ashton Mills. on
Rutherford creek, arc again in successful ope-
ration. respectfully ask your patronage.
Nov. 90, 1872 I'm n. j. VAuGHN.
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Ladies' and Children Furs

A splendid assortment of latest style ladies
neckties. silk 6chus, net fchos, lace collars
and rutfe. at n Bryant's.
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Marriage Licenses sinee Nov. 2Isf.

M1tTIo8c LsoSuses sthee NOV. ZIets
w. j. Gotham and Mary L. Sims.
Robt. G. Walker and Mollie l.. Fulton.
Bepj. w. Harris and Kate Dobbins.
w. d. s. Marcum AMI Henrietta
Roddy.
John A. Howell and Frances +. Binly.
q. w. Dodd and NJ. Z. Weaver.
WIN. McClsry and Mary N Spain.
NJ. S. Rankin and s. L. Morris.
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1.-THE Nursery."

OF all the Juvenile mouthlies publish
cd. We think the Nursery" published
at Boston, by John L. Shorty, is the best.
The illustrations are designed especially
TO please the little folks, and overybod
should aim TO do that. Price $l.5o per
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FOR SALE.

3. A. McLemoro. at Spring Hill, Tenres-se.
Hc will cell il for cash or lumber to be deliv-
cred anywhere on the Louisville and Nashville
and Great Southern Railroad. responsible
party can get mill, and saw the lumber before
paying for the same. Fog particulars address
II. A. MCLEMORE,
Nov, Y. 81. Sprina Hill
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To see the Cheapest, Largest and Handsom-
est stock of Shop Handmade Boots and
Shoes over offered in Columbia, which will
be sold for cash at small profits by Sheegog &
Son.
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The propnetor,of this celebrated medicine
Justly claims tor'it superiority over ali rem.
sdies ever Offered to the public for ,he safe,
certain, speedy and permanent cure Of AgJe
and Fever, ar Chills and Fever, whether of
,hort or long standing. He refers 70 the en-
TIRE Western and Southern country 10 bear him
testimony TO the truth OF the assertion, that in
no case whatever will il fail to cure if the al
rections are strictly followed and carried sas
In great many cases single dose has bees
sufficient for q cure, and whole families have
been cured BY single bottle. with perfect
restoration Of the general keal:h. 1t 10. how.
ever, prudent, and in every case more certain
to cure, II its use is continued in smaller doses
TOR week or tuo af1er the disease has been
checked, more especially in difficult and long
standing eases. Usually IBIS medicine will
not require any cid to Keep the bowels n coed
order. Should the patient, howeyer. require q
eathartic medicine. after having taken three or
four doses of the tonic, single dose OF Bulls
Vegetable Family Pills will be sufficient.
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New Style Hats aud Bonnets at NJ J Bryant's
Chilaren and Masses shoes

W. ]. Philips has just received Black
Silks, Black and Colored Alpacas, POplin
Opera Flannels.
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Everybody II Invited

Great bargains offered in Clothing, Boots
Shoes aud Hats by W. ]. Philips.
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RportslnAu's CIuk-

A meeting OF the Club will take place,
by order OF the Preside mt, ut the Da-
guerrean Gallery, Monday, December
81. at 10 O'Clock,
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yer, Chm Fever, Reniiftent Fever.
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fs.
yer, &C., and indeed all the affections
winch arise rom mAlarious, marsh, or
miaSmatio poieoua
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CTRAYEp

From my residence, about the nrst OF DC,
tober, Two Cows; one a strawberry coiore9
and yew neck Mich Cow. Also one He'd
Muley heller. Any information Will 90 re;
Warded or thankfully received at my mill
on Bear Creek.
Nov. g, ls12-?t, L. y. WALKER.
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Another New Arrival,

~ SneegOy q EOllS
OF Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Ladies' and Chill
dren Furs. Tnov. -.
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- Frid.y, Nov. 2sth, IA. J