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Board OF Assistant Aldermen.

STATED SRssfON. I
OFFICIAL MONDAY, Oct 7. 1874
Present--Ous T. Hall, esq, President 10 tho char,
and quorum OF memOer@
For the removal and sale 0f Washington and West
Washington markets.
RESOLUTIONS LAID OVER.
That Pel- from Bowery to Mottss be paved with
Belgian or trap-blOck pavement.
secondst., from st. Nichols 20 Eleyenth-aye.
That Northumberland ifty-seconl-st., from Avenue
st. Nicholas Eeventh-aye be regulated and graded
the curb and gutersO set and the sdegalk Ragged
That GansevOort-st., from Wei3t TO North River DO
paved with granite block pavement.
That Gan,eyOOrtst, from Ncstsf. ~ North RIVER bc
regulated and graded, the curb and gutter stones set
and the sidewalks II igged.
That the Commissioner OF P1bc Works be directed TO
repair Orcbardst.. between Stanton aud H0ustOnss.;
FOurth-st., from Bowery to Avenue IL, aud Fhthst.
That the vacant on north side Of Fiyseventhst.
$50 feet west Of Ninthaye., be fenced In.
That Ffty-fOurth-st, between Tenth and Eleventh
ayes. be paved with Belgian or trap-bOck pavement.
That Flrstaye., from sNty-irst 10 Ninety seconds
be paved with Belgian or trap-blOck pavement.
GENERAL Orders ADOPTED.
That on the northwest corner Of Monroe and scam
mess curb and gutter stones DE set and the sdeSsAS
Thal erOsswak Be laid from the northeast corner Of
Canal aud MulDerysts 10 the sOuteast corner Oi Saln
Each by the following vote:
Afirmatiye-Assistant Aldermen Foley, stacoin'
O'Brien, Calvin. Heay. Kraus, Coddngton, 5.rack'
Pinckney, Costello, Wade. Connor LitieheId Simon
son, Cumisky, schwartz, aud the President-l7.
That two boulevard lamps be placed and lighted al
Nos. Isl aud lS9 Cherry-st
Affirmative - Assistant Aldermen Foley, sacom.
o'Brien. Calvin Heay krans eoddinson; s5faSE'
Schwartz. and toe President-l6.
Neutrality-suspicious. Alderman Pinckney-l. .,
That Thirty ytnird-st, from the Tenth 70 the EeVeAth-
ave, he paved with Belgian or trap-Dlock pavement
By the following vote
matve-Assistant Aldermen Foley, saeom.
O'Bnen, Healy Kraus Coddington, strack, Pinckney'
Costello Wade Connor Littleheld, SmOnsOn, Cunisky,
Schwartz aud the Presdent-i6
Adjourned until Monday next. lith instant, az
o'clock D. m JOsEPH DEMPSEY, Cietk.
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CRIMINAL, NOTES.

Tn the Court of General Sessions, Yesterday, An.
gust Ae received sentence oi two years 10 Sa f'''A 'O w
on Emily Urhart
William A. Wilcox, charged with exacting larger
fee than by collecting pension, was held IN ~V Da
By Commissioner Osborn. ,,.,,.
AT the Tombs Police Court, yesterday. WiIliam
Hany ss committed stealing SO worth Of pon lace no" 'h
wboesale I0 ChurchrsL
AT tbe Es,ex Market Police Court, YESTERDAY,
Jseob Walter who was committed for besing nio yohh
Lou,e at IS Colegepce for stealing S5 worm Of eo-SS anu w
elry.
The bail bond Of T. NJ Grandine indicted Tor sent ~.
ing obscene through the malls was iofel
lifted States Circuit Grand mes council Dfr'
certificate 10 the that he able to leave hs ro
Benedict refused entertain IT, on the gonnd Fct
nntostwo HOle pT0pqui entered ~ me case O
Sbwart1er iDcol for presenting false money oef
straw h9t s
trial Sevenol, charged WITH applying !, Se.n s
al No "A trca q PRINT $3.50 counterfeit revenue % !" 07
used in Idas held IN 5000 bail by Conmissoa' Shel'
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF EEw YORK. -. ................,..,.Ocr
s,., The oseo fBr Thomson Liverpool Y,on, sean,
steamship steamship SSiaa Sas 6i Nfs.I Ps ycroo
steamshp Iowa BIZ, Greig. Gasgow Henierson Bros
Steamship Thomas lBr DaEeorl kingston &e fln fo'"oi
ST. nshD yryo Bulkley Savannah, Murray Ferrisk kCo
Steaa & lockwood Charleston. 8 o. Henry X Nor
s.aHsip Niagara Roberts, Richmond NORFOLK, and City Point Oh
Sanspp vespe Davis Chester Penn wilmington Del AS
Steamship flp,a fsR ppRs Toai Ph.pba n Briggs
sansnp Steamship C. Bidds accus Pasgs wm p cys Co
Blrk Eba. PeterOa Havana, James + Han5 & TO
E Bs,. it61 46q van ta:S. S,l 55a 5s. se5@oon 20
Barr En- ra ,So. oisea CorE for orders Rlye 20
Bark Bark IS.a & bp.s5 p,,,, PaT a Las 9 Jas 'k w. k Co.
Bark Johanna ROD Ner hoa Cork for orders Foneh e
B1s Nara al GaFsuo Gl llcester Eng Paaeh BSy; Co
BIZ Moses Rogers Wooiha GqS,nHnmo 3 s'0eAe' l. DOH
Brig stafford tBr D Curry Saierr9.
sehf o. C. Acsea, Mead stamford Stanford Maauflusc "a.
schr Adelius. Hultey. Charleston
scGr scIf. John joint Haaef Ia Ford, Aspuv,r.
ARRIVED.
French steam eunbom Kerant Deo.,oudy Sc Pierre rs
DAYS She ciTre guns and has eT wi =; 9Aes & aa ~ o. -
BaTs Icnras GeTG zilke Liverpool n days with
Brig p Mulson last bchasl ManSon Aaal - days VIA
Brio Columbus Du.e DeBOer Santa dy. With ml'-
sclr Irl Fielding, Windsor n s. sdsys wa plaster
SSRr ScR Kade j. Hcyt Arnoa BaiaSoe for
DOMESTIC PORTS.
geca from Liverpool; schr Sapph0 from 81 John. y b
Del oct s-Arnyei, bark Acaca IRON Philadelphia ent
Blanche from Antigua
FOREIGN PORTS.
8he Cauad steamship AZeris, u Mes
suer and the Lue steamship C Of Moa,rea keaaey bob
from Newlo sept 8. for Liverpool have arrived here The oin
O'Clock evening, and the latter at $3.50 o'clock this
Oct Sh S.S So GeF%s1 5s Lyd a.ys steamship $ s
Sept and pg Jaeger from Baltimore Sept 2 all FOR Bremes
here 10
IIvKRPoOL sThe Allan Line steamship Sweden, from Qabes
and Montreal. arrived here to-day
3-The Anchor Line steamship CabOTA Craz tros
New YORK sept 20. for Gasgow arrived here to-iy.
fEOr Latest ship heCS see Fun Page,
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The Directors of the Erie Railway Company

yesterday held meeting at the Grand Opera House
and confirmed the appointment by President Watson Of
Mr. Denan Auditor, and b. W. Blanchard Freight
Agent. Ex-Gov. Eiwn ID. Morgan ]. V. L. Pruyn of
Albany an John w. Olyphant were appointed COM
mttee examine into the relations existing between
the Erie ana the Atlantic and Great Western Railways
and 20 report a nuro date their opinion OF expo
diency Of estabishing her aud closer relations Vc
tween tuo Two o0m psnles
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That Twenty -1fthst, from Sixth 10 Seventh-ave b0
paved with Belgian or granite-blOck pavement.
That the Commissioner Of Public Works be- authorized
10 have the Ninthaye from the sOuthery side OF One
hundred and twenty the sOutheTly side Of
One-hundredandtweny NTH at, reRnlated and graded
the curb ana gutter stones set and the sidewalks tagged
without contract.
Adjourned until Thursday next 10Th inst, one half
hour after the adjournment OF the Board Of Supervisory
JOSEPH SHANNON, Clerk.
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THE COURTS.

RETURN OF FXJUDGE CARDozo TO PRACTICE
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday
exJudge Cardozo appeared as senior counsel ior tne
rst time since he left the bench Of the Supreme Court
in homicide case in defense OF John Smith and James
Tnly who are under indictment for the murder OF Au
rustus Brown in Broome-st, on Juno 8. The case VIII
ue tried In few days.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sn, >, . COS sui $50 Moot .io;u
s,nv Iook. O2I Gov's 055 Hell iae Ferry ED
THIS DAY-P
SANDY Hook. Gj9 GOys lshnL l5i lieu DNs 'ef'' ~
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orng TO conne the speca courses TO az few MS possible
The question OF removing tne College 10 some more @ se
able site was discussed at the alumni meeting on Mon
day evening, and an effort Is making 70 awaken tnS
graduates 10 active interest In the matter, and
induce them 10 aid in carrying out the plan.
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prlntin9

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 104 Fult0n-st.-
w LIrHoGRAPHIC sTHAA JOB PRINTERS and Label
MANUFACTURERS.
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Duaro ano Rooms.

rIO LET-In "a Lewis-st TO one or two irnrI y
4 Ll.-sa, W.t.f4s ul- ~ IL --@'4 '------'r
In private hmly fsr sl.s aosh
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Uattbes, 3ewelrp, etr.

ERANKFIELD & CO., jewelers., 2O9 Sixth
corner Foqrteenh-st AMI Eght-sVe twenty
.xtbs American Watches solid SILVER; hnsst Sverped Ware
uel French Cocss selections at low prices
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Gouses, i.ooms, ST., maniso.

WANTED, by gentleman with wire al's .a
w one child tao Rooms o arge nom sit scosS ~
board IA New York BrookIn wismsburgh Address A '
Umce.
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rAIRNDARS-TnIs nLI.

Ustrep Srlrys DISTRICT COURr-IS ADaRALTr.
100 pv,n s, scber m T. CommcrciaI Steamboat Co.
ia 'Thoaas st Steamtug Gen sgt Ferry-hoa America.
NrC.rdas. 1s6. .kLGlenn ag- Steamer ArgO
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NARNH;G TO HUNTERS.

warn all PERSONS rot - hunt 0rtrespass on
either Of my farms. [ will prosecute % the
extent Of the law all such. GREY P. WEsB.
DC. l-2-w
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BusincHh Notice,

We have just fitted up one OF the best
Job offices in the State, and are prepared
to execute job work in the highest style
known to the art. We defy competition
in prices and styles. Don't go to Nash
vile, or wait until you go to the North,
to have your business cards, bill-heads,
letter-heads, statements, blank notes,
checks, labels, circulars and envelopes,
printed when yod can get it done at the
HERALD Office, just as cheaply and ar
tistically. Send in your orders and give
us trial
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the late firm
of A. S. Horsley & Co., for subscrip-
tons, job work or advertising, from
April 10th to December 3lst, ;S7l, must
make settlement before the first OF next
February. After that time all accounts
duo said firm will be placed In hanos VI
an oficer for collection, as the busineS'
must be closed.
Remittances may be made in posi-
Office money orders or in registered let
tiers, at the risk of the firm, and direc'eo
To A. s. Horsley Il Co., as heretofore.
Persons owing on subscriptions may
calculate the amount, as the price is
twenty-five cents per month, and re-
nit
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sad accident =, VI. PIea..n,

For some time past q bad state OF feel
ing has exist ed Between Mr.. Martin L
Stockard. and Mr.. Red Henry Grimes
both of whom live in the neighborho0d
of Mt. Pleasant, in regard to q fence on
the line between them On last Wed.
nesday morning they met in the village
and were about to get into personal
difficulty. Mr.. Grimes called Mr.. s. q
liar, whereupon the latter drew his pis-
toll. Mr.. w. B. (SawneY) Harris, who
happening to be near, and thinking Mr..
Stockard was preparing to shoot Mr..
Grimes, threw his body between the
two men, and attempted to take the
pistol out of Mr.. Stockard's hand. The
pistol, which was large derringer,
went of, and struck Mr.. Harris in the
left side. and traversing his body lodged
near the spine on the right side, max
ing a dangerous, but not necessarily
fatal wound. The discharge Of the pis-
toll was purely accidental, and Mr..
Stockard claims that he was not in the
act of shooting at Mr.. Grimes. . Mr..
Harris and Mr.. Stockard have been for
years intimate personal friends. and
no one can possibly regret the unfertu :
nate accident more than the latter gem
tleman. Both of them are prominent
citizens OF our county. Mr.. Harris is
a kind-hearted and popular young gen.
tleman, and his many friends through
out this county are deeply grieved that
he should have met with such a serious
hurt while endeavoring, as he supposed,
to save the life of another man. He is q
son ofMajor Ben. Harris.
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DUCEEeJ Is 4 STIMULANT. AND OF
ID itself may fail to effect cure, but h2-Hl,
when scientifically combined with bIOM'd- o.
Potassium and other ingredients, produces
SeJative effect, aud causes q healthy *, si,
thus increasing the powers OF digestion, a.-..,
ing irritation, reducing all unnatural sWe!un.i,
stopping pain and Inflammation, and eat l;
the repairs and nutriments IN The human 59cy'
to be greater than tie wastes, tECs preventing
decomposition and decay, and gives noEr!-a-
meut health and vi@Or TO the system.
Ny BUCHU is good for ali diseases arising;
from excuses; such as weakness anu pam IN
the back and legs, trembling IN the region d
the heart. weak nerves, P4lEd coEr.enalce,
dryness of the skin, scrOfdla, SYPHILIS, y IS
many forms, ulcers, and tuIaOrs.
If Your system is affected oy any % -.c aaGN5
symptoms and diseases, relief Is 81 hand. Cos
bottle OF my Bnchu and Bromide Of Potassium
at once and you may rely on beng cured.
know lust what say. Ny record as con
pounder Of Medicine j. second TO no n-sn 1, Q. c
Southwest. Twenty-Five OF thirty CARS ego, IS
my fellow citizens know full wei, i1uuG ms -
hind the prescription counter n The e,'T IN
which row dwell; have cured E-cTc pc lie
of various diseases than all the physician "a
Louisville put together. CniOu5.s0-y, To- Owe.
nv sgle patient that any L0uisvIi'c ply STEFAN
"a Ihavc 4 hunired d.. an 10 ups.art n E---
ter,Iay Nv medicines are 4 suCCe3a--S great
success. Louisville is not large enod-l -o- l-.'
10 have q competitor. l moH0q0l.-e d. i-is-
ale Patent Medicine trade here. Ore az an
other has tried, by copying after ne her, Y
louisville, 10 compete vith me, 'hu', ere .,.-t
another, their guns have been si4-te-' AN ----A
efforts have been abOrtiye.
My medicines are good and answer t1e e.
nose-tbat Is the secre. Of Ely success. ~
reputation as a compoundcr CT good, fei.-oie
articles is fully established.
believe NY Bucau ana Brsmits oil ---,..s'-
u,n is now the best article now n Che lirl--, ''r
tbc cure of all diseases Of The urinary f- s,h,y-
urinary organs, such as nocturnal neon lI'--'
aau,uIa.iGn Of the pclyis Vi tie &id--ys al Il
that class Of diseases.
guy dollar bottle and be cared. Use as Per
fractions in sill cases.
SOIEN EglA-, - -.
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A Cold Hooded Murder.

A Negro man named Gilmore HendIey
WAS murdered, by his step-son, Sut, near
Carriers Creek Station, in this county,
on Friday night, the 4th inst. Gilmore
had just finished his supper and was
sitting by the fire, when the youthful
murderer walked up behind him nd
struck him one blow on the head with
an AK, from the effects of which he al
most instantly expired. Having accom-
pljshed his purpose SUIT left home for
parts unknown; but was subsequently
arrested and lodged liz the county jail.
As the case will be brought before the
courts for investigation, we defer max
ing any comment, either justifying or
condeInning him.
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I ResolUed, That it is the opinion oil
this Club, that for raising q cotton cr0I
the share system of labor is preferable
Nut f6F The re mo- S1ozn ed -
and care of stock, the hiring Of the Ia
Dor is best.?a ss-t - s.<ssa1
JOHN A. MILLER-I do not think the
resolution of Mr., Williams can do any
good. 1t does not 81 ate what price is to
be paid for hired labOrers, or what p0r-
ton of cotton il to be given to those
who crop. on the shares. Any attempt
to control the action Of the farmers in
the matter win only cause dificuity.
SAnd yet Ilfeel that concert Of action on
the psrt OF sfarmers is greatly needed.
Lawyers and doctors have regular pri-
ces for their services, and it is discred-
table for any Of their number 10 fail IN
observing themg Merchants sell their
calicoes etc, etc, for exactly the same
price. And why should not farmers do
the same in renting their land? 1t
should be considered dishonorable for
farmer toshire b hand who has violated
his contract with his employer and lett
him without cause, or rather because ne
has got in debt TO him. am smali
farmer, but command All the time o.
my laboreIs. Il cultivate corn with
hired labor. With the understanding
that Mr.. Williams's resolution was only
advisory, and merely the opinion Of
the Club, it was adopted. b,.e 49, ,s.s,t
Mr., sMILLER---I am in favor OF petit
tioning, the Legislature to pass q Law
making it a penalty for man TO en-
ploy laborers no have violated without
proyocations their contracts with othsr
men. have known instances Of the
Kind and II is a source of great injury
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Fire COMPANY No. 2.

At meeting of Fire Company No. 2
the following officers were elected tc
serve till December 18th 1872:
Captain, Z. Kuhn FIRST Lieutenant
]. H. Mockbee; Secretary. James ],
EIam Treasurer, Wiley Embrey; First
Director of Hose, Russ Andrews; Sec
ond Director of Hose, Thomas Digger
Third Direstor of Hose, A. 8. James
First Pipeman, VIM. Holman; Second
Pipeman, Geo. Billiard sAxmens, @. s
Nichol Algie A. Hodge; Lantern Bear
ers. James Woodside and John Green.
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And being exceedingly anxious to close up ou
old business. we do most earnestly request al
Of our friends that owe us. to come forwart
and settle, as longer induIsenee cannot be Civ
en-. Our books and accounts can be found Q
our old stand. SITE elta WALKEs & AKrN.
Oct. la SO as ~ t,1F.s'. De ~ ss,zos
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Mr.. Holm Puckett. Sorpeant O

Mr.. John Pickett, Sergeant Of Police
Nashville, has a very valuable single
stone diamond ring, with an engraving
on the inside. He thinks it was stolen
at Columbia or at Reersheba Springs. If
any lady has lost such ring, let her
send word to our policeman, John
Latta, who will give further particulars
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Notice N Subscribers.

The cross on your paper indicates that
you are in arrearages. We will be
compelled to drop all names from the
list who do not renew their subscriptions
by tho first of March.
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To call and see L. II. Atwell, Soutf
Main Street, Columbia, Tenn, and lear
how to procure tickets in the MsurJ
County Real Estate Distribution. Draw
ing to take place Dec. 9th, 1871. Tick
ets$2 %. q sa5 -.# SOS iscT .gsr.4
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Tne Enrly nira Gets the worm.

Consequently, IL IL better for thost
desiring shares in the Msury County
Real Estate Distribution, to buy soor
a. they win have choice Of numbers
now is the time to get the lucky ones
before they are culled over. Don't pu
it off too long; you may be too late. Tick
ets dirt ch,sap; only 600. 9. ?.
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A general assortment Of Zephyr and Berlir
Wool. Silk, Worsted and Linen Embroidery
Rraids and Fiossss e Mrs. n. J. Bryants En-
pprium. - no' ="
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Tax Collector.

.-. For Tax Collector. .r
We are authorized to announce Major I. e.
JAMESON a. candidate for Tax Collector of
Maury county. Election August. 1872.
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
N, MEDLEY as candidate for Tax Collec-
tor, of Maury County, at the ensuing August
elect IN. ... - .s.e sr
We are authorized 10 announce JAMES b.
AKIN, as 0 candidate for re-election to the
Office of Tax Collector of Maury County.
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Maury County Auxiliary Bible

The first anniversary meeting OF the
Maury County Auxiliary Bible Society
will lie held in the Presbyterian Church,
in this place, on Sunday next at z, P. M:
The State Agent will be present, and
deliver an address. There will be nc
services In the other churches, and the
public are cordially invited.
JOHN A. WALKER,
President,
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Committed 10 Jail.

Lewis Bolden was put III the Maury
county jail last Saturday morning. Iof
stealing meat from somebody III the
Santa Fe country. Bolden was engaged
to be married on last Wednesday night
One of the colored men whom Bolden
had engaged TO wait on him, was en-
ployed by the Constable, Jim Cook, t6
help bring him To jail. Mr.. Cook says
he fonnd the meat and Bolden at tho
house ofthe girl he intended to marry
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CELEBRATED
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One ticket in the Maury County Rea
Estate Distribution secures you , pass
age to Athens and back free Of charge
II only costs you two dollars.
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81. peters Parish school.

A Vocal and instrumental Concert
will be given in, the Hall of the Female
Institute, ON Friday next, Jan. Is, un-
der the direction of Prof. Joseph Co
mellas, for the benefit of the st. Peter's
Charity School, which will be opened
early in February.
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce WOOD d.
DAVIS, IS candidate for Sheriff Of Msury
County, at the ensuing August election. rs
We are authorized to announce SINS
LATTA. a. candidate for re- election to the
offics Of Sheriff OF Msnry County.
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SARSAPARLLLE.

- LaUi-, z ...l ...
De. JoHN BrLL Dear SIR KNOWN. t... Gig
cieney o. your SarsspaTi,l- .ui tie i-r...- d. 4
beneficial Qualities il pc zrs..s, / send you &c
following statement OF ny ease:
was wounded about t'r0 ves-s ac.I-- SIS
taker prisoner and cOEiiUci { r. -
ieing moved 50 Olten, my g.gglo, -e-- .a-
heaied yet. lhavc not sat up q a--. -a-a 4
was wounded. ! am shot tL-bsz- p -s
Ay general health IS impaired and need --..-
thing to assist nature; | Le'e rare .s q "a
yoaI SaTsaparlla than in an tliu-s -is-. ..a
that to be genuine. Please ex slcss ale Hl- L
dozen bottles, and Cb!ige,
Car. c. p. 55l-1sSJE
P.S.-Mr. Johnson vas tic s.lc 81 q u I'D.
surgeon. H.. mother rye tlfllrl5. .l le-
irirnds. and i-r riaDy years r..f .-.v --
rllla with perfect success. T. ccr1.l4. O.. . ..
yer sores Mrs Johnston s..isc- --u.- ~ ers
elected were almost uHrlc1joa.. r.auF ...-
Journal for extended information ard s.l..a.. .9
ToGI case. Ny journal contains c..tiae4t... q
eminent persons, ministers AID .I-ti.r.! -H..r
'Dcu who are known here ia iii. c,.Fgiru.t, f.-
integrity ami veracIty. | have recently l.-
ceIved most TeinarSa',ls c-rtiicl.e from.
eminent gentleman Oh Louisville.
JOIN BULL.
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5000 Prizes! 5000 Rrfses!i
The best thing ever offered to the pub
lie is share in the Maury County Real
Estate Distribution. It only cost y 90,
and gives youa chance 1t 1000 prizes,
valued at q 90 to SIS 600. Be sure to try
your luck. -..f al % 500.
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Sinner and Pin Cushion patterns. entirely
nav styIe, At M q. n. ). Bryant's Emporium o.
F..b;on. ~N by So tnov II
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fai t0reas DoeUnAae ~ Gaeh. ~
: WsE Moons has received thep prices Of
his entirs stock of sooih % per' cont.
this day for cash. cen end - him, he
il in earuest. go, -, - -. - = a.
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Cash Goods.
All goods sold after this date will be
d ue on the delivery of the goods.
Jan. IL, '72-tf. w. F. MOORE.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMExT~


The house owned by Rev. DR.. Pise, OF
Hampshire Pike, adjoining Judge Archie
Hughes place on the east. Enquire Of
.e.... F-.- Col. ]. W. DUNSINGroN.
jan l2-tf. 90
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Ono hundred trimmed Hats ct $500 and - %
worth S2 90 and q 50. at Mrs. II. J. Brysnt's
Emporium Of Fashion. T-1 NOV II
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A Card - NY Fornef RosFons and
Having visited all the principal cities North
and East during the past summer. and posted
myself on the latest improssnents in Photos-
raphy, an prepared 10 do - good work o
can be found in this or any other state. ct
prices to suit the times. Please sive me . call
at the old stand. 81 % - s-grI
gFfEF . p. SIAvY. Photosrspher.
Oct. G. 8 lHE Colambia. Tenn.