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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-30
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COuhI run Ann AAH'o"
OF ORLEANS
FELECITE NoNSEY. WIFE OF JAMES HIBBs, VS..
Her Husband James Hibbs-hO. ZI,73l.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SEVENTH
I dav of December, 1871, Judgment was rem
darsd N this court in :he following entitled suit r
the words and figures following to wit:
FeIerit+ M"nney, wife of James Hibbs, VS.. her
husband James Hibbs-NO 21,13l.
For the reasons orally assigned by the Court, and
the law aud evidence being i'll favor OF plaintiff
1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed that there he
Judgment i'll favor OF plaintiff, Eclectic Money,
wife of James fiibbs and against her said husband
James Hibbs defendant herein, decreting a sepala
ton of property and dissolu ion OF he community
of acquess and gains heretofore existing between
said paint i'll and defendant that she be restored to
lhe exclusive management ana cohtioi OF her sep
aIate estate that he said dtfeudrut be condemned
toPay to SAID plaintiff the sum of eight thousand
dollars, amount receiv.d by defendant for account
OF plaintiff at The time OF their marriage, and taken
chase OF by him. together with interest at the iate
OF tive per centum per anuum from the thiilitth
dav of September, 1871 till paid and costs oil suit
Judgment rendered December, 1871.
Judgment signed December u, 1871.
PAUL f. THEARD, Judge.
In testimony whereof, / have herelin,o set ny
hand and affixed the seal OF sad court at the
city OF New Orleans. on this nineteenth DAY Of De-
ember in the year OF our Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and t I,lu n ne Stst SKID
jail 81 tel6 L. F. AICKLEN, Deputy Clerk
IN THE DI>TRINT GnUwT OF THE
UNITED STAIRS.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF JACOB YOUNG. BANKRUPT.
In Bankruptcy-No. llHI.
vIVHB UNDER>lGNRD HkRBBY GIVES NOTICE
OF jacob Young. Of the parish OF kast Baton Rouge
and Slate of Louisiana, aljudged Q bankrupt ON
his own petition
js6 Laval b Z NORTON. Assignee
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARIS II
OF ORLEANS
JENNIE MARIE MOUNET WIFE OF p N RIVERA,
Her Husband-NO 9286

JENNIE MARIE MOUNET, WIFE OPP. N. RIVERA,
vs.. Her Husband-NO. 9286.
7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THB TWIN.
rendered in this court. in the following entitled
suit. IN the words and figures following. to WIT:
Jeane Marie MOunet, wife OF P. n. Rivera Vs. her
hnshand-Nu 1926.
On motion of w. z. Murphy, attorney for the
plaintiff in this cause, upon producing to the court
due proof in support of her demand, he law and
evidence being with plaintiff, it is adjudged and
decreed that the Judgment hy default herein
tered on the seventeenth instant, be now cOtrmed;
that plaintiff, JENNIE Marie Mounet have Judgment
against defendant, Paul Napoleon Rivera. her hus
the said parties, and a dissolution of the conmu-
nifty OF acquests and gains existing between them.
and that the plaintiff d. have and recover of de-
PENDANT the sum of s 30O0 with legal interest from
judicial demand until paid, and cos 8, with priv
lege and mortgage in such cases allowed by law to
married women.
Judgment signed January 2s, 1872.
T. WHARTON COLLINS. Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereuDtO set nay
hand and af xed the seal of the said court. at the
city of New Orleans on this twenty xth day ofJan
uary in the year Of Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and sevehty-twO. and the ninet! sixth
year al che independence OF the United StAtes.
ja3O fe6 10 GUS. L. BERNOUDY. Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF THOMAS P. MAY BANK
rupt.
In Roun ruurcv-Nn 10Y
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HsEICE OF Tax sun MUTUAL
OF NEW ORLEANS,
81 Camp street................Ol
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH eP ORLEANS.
City OF New Orleans J
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this twenty
FIRST day OF January, 1871.
ANDREW HERO, JR-.
Entarv Pulli:c-
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
Office. No. 10 Exchange Alley.
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT.

In conformity with their charter the Insurance
Association publish the following statement:
Premiums for the year ending thirty-d of De-
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COlOred Fair.

A meeting of the colored citizens was
held Tuesday evening in the hall of the
Colored Orphan Society, for the purpose
Of organizing a board of directors, elect
ing officers, etc., to bold and counduct
the Isl annual Colored Fair ever held in
Msury county. At half past seven the
house was called to order, and Francis
Wigfall chosen Chairman. pro tenn, who
announced the purpose of the meeting.
Creed Taylor was elected temporary
Secretary. The following persons sign
ed their names as members: Francis
Wigfall, Jas. Haddox, Thos. Mackey,
Thos. Woodson, Jacob Steubins, Jesse
Sims, John Fherson, Duncan Dale, SOL
Wilkins, Jas. NJ. Campbell, Alexander
Houston. Geo. Cooke, Cap Hardeman.
Rufus Wilkes, Thos. Erwin. Jas Had
dox was elected Treasurer pro tenn. No
officers were elected permanently. On
motion the meeting adjourned, to meet
next Saturday Tomorrow evening, at
z O'Clock, at which time officers will be
elected. The association will be known
as the Maury County ColOred Agricul-
tural, Horticultural, Mechanical and
Live Stock Society.
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PERSONAL INTELLGENcE.

w. B. Wilson, of this vicinity, was
made one of the Vice PRESIDENTS OF the
late Democratic ConVe ntiof at Nash
| vile, and Gen. l.. Z. Polk, ofAshwood,
was placed on one of the impoyant COM
| mittees. t-rt
Judge David Campbell, on of the
ablest jurists in the South, an Judge
Turley, of Franklin, have beer in Co
lumbia this week, attending to case in
the Chancery Court.
W. d. Trantham, who has ben en-
gagged in building court house t Lin
| den, Perry County. returned to hihome
| in South Columbia, last week, I'D is
now very sick with fever.
DIR. j. T. s. Thompson, of Brookhven,
Miss, and wife, are with their finds
aud relatives a. Spring Hill.
Capt. Wilkerson, oil Memphis, anddr.
Sam Claybrooke, of Crockett equity,
spent few days of this week in ,ur
town, visiting the fairones.
Col. VIM. Spence, of Murfreesboo.
WAS in Columbia last Wednesday.
1t is said that Rev. J. o. Church, /
D., who has been teaching school IL
Texas, has determined to remove ID
Somerville, Tenn to take charge Of ,
female school in that place. DIR. Church
it viii bs remembered, was president Of
the Female College, a flourishing schoo
at this place, before the war all of which
except the Corinthian Study Hall, wa!
burned down during the war.
Newt Moore, of Obion county, ha.
been at the residence of Geo. NJ. Cannon
his fatherin law, OF this county, for sew
eral weeks.
James Roberts, formerly of Columbia
but for several years past resident o
Obion, came 10 his old home q shorI
time since. He thinks Obion is q great
county.
Esq. T. A. Hill. formerly j. P. fol
the I'd district, but now a resident o.
Wayne CO., was in town last Monday.
Mr.. w. r. Pillow, of Mississippi, is or
visit to his old home in this place
looking as natural as a pig track.
Esq. w. X. H. Mack, of Collin county
Texas, called on us last Tuesday. He
gives glowing account of Texas, and
is so much in love with her that he has
almost forgotten his first love, Maury
county. That is, he talks thus, but he
will come back occasionally to see us
He expected to leave yesterday.
Capt. Dave Estes, Of Mississippi, is
staying under this parental roof in this
place.
Mr.. NJ. Caleb Dovell, who formerly
lived on Flat creek, in this county, but
now of Benton county, is on q short
visit to his old home.
The Lawrenceburg Journal says that
John L Brandon died of meningitis
We heard it was O eongestiye chill. He
had one, and was recovering, when he
went again to his cotton factory, against
the night air, ard caught another chill
which killed him.
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OFFICE OF TILE COLUMBIA HERALD,
Friday, August so, 1872.
CHoa-Threc bales of new cotton have been
brought to mark ct, and two of them sold
at ~ cents per pound.
Bo.o.- In demand. Shoulders, S15@9c; sides
IOIssilic; hams, l2ls6liSo.
Bacon active and in demand, at little over
quotations 't
Buttc--l56e20c.
Recs,anr-25m2Sc.
RiocIino-75ca al 90 4 doz.
Rn-Ier..a0d50c 2 bushel.
Cofton-nothing doing.
Corn-a0a 40c. Dull. -
Cor,e-Rio, 25@27c; Java. seGS5; Laguira, 20
Coal 0l-s71Sc by the barrel; 4ee5ec. y gal,
Caadles-22211s s25c. p ID.
H xg 500 400 per 100 lbs.
Ginper-ioId j0c.
Lnrd-loc.
Lime-50c. q busheI. =
Moia.ses ard SyrBpa-ommon, ssc.@loo; gol-
den syrup, Sl9i.2o.
Nen[-iDc. p busnel. -
Od.s-2 5@3c. r bushel.
RE IS to &c. . bushel.
Sah-CaTlsad, $3.50; retail, 400 q Dbl.
Sodp-i0dl5c.
.Sodd-S(a Toe.
Srcar-Sew Orleans, ll@l5c; Demerara, l4@
BE; A sssar, l5c; crushed and granulated,
Tta-sl25a25o pn.
Talio,c-Sc. a n.
Wheat-Firm, sl.00 to sl.l0for good dry wheat;
no demand Yet for damaged or wet.
Si.l5can be had fer choice white wheat.
Wooi-Washed, zee; pnwashsd, y 70 Sse. Lit.
He 0oAing in
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BAalFoad NDeokln8 g HnRksS Df6fe
On last Tuesday, Hon. Jas. d. Thorn
~, Capt. A. c. Hickey, and Major w. J
Sykes, addressed q large audience nj
Parks store, In this county, on tho sub.
ject Of the Duck River Valley Railroad.
A very fine feeling prevailed. and the
people listened to the speakers with
great interest. We understand o large
subscription will be obtained in that
part ofthe county Mr.. Bryant, through
whose land the road Is TO run, agreed TO
grade and crosstie the road over his
place. and take half in stock. This will
be done by some others, and where it is
not done by the persons through whose
land the road is to run, it will be done
by neig hborhoods. The men i'm neigh
borhood will combine and build the
road through that section, for one hall
In stock, and one half in money. This
will, il generally done. secure the road.
We have not time to give full account
of the speeches, but we can say, they
were acceptable, and did much good
Let the work be earnestly prosecuted in
that part of the county, and in less than
twelve months they will have the means
Of carrying of their cedar, and sell their
farm products at cheap rates. Mr.. Ed.
Williams, of Columbia, was also present,
and although he did not make public
speech, he produced happy effec:
among the people by his earnest advoca
cy of the road.
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Rev. w. II. Vernon preached in thu
! Presbyterian church last Sunday night
on baptism, taking strong grounds
lngainst the necessity Of immersion.
II The Bsptists of this vicinity are en-.
seavoring to raise sufficient amount
q money t. support a minister. Rev,
Nj Eaton, Of Murfreesboro, preached
wv excellent sermons in the Masonic
Hal, last Sunday. His hearers were 90
mud pleased with him that they are go
ing q try to induce hun to become their
paste,
RevAw. II. Vernon will preach in the
| Presbyterian Church, next Sunday at
l0h o'cbck A. M. and at o'clock p. N.
Subject pr morning service-the rela-
ton of thu Children Of Believers In Christ
to His Church. kS
Rev. T. T. Eaton, professor of lam
guages in the Union University, Muir
freesboro, pieached in the Masonic Hall
building, the lower Of which has been
handsomely fitted up by the Bsptists,
last Sunday morning and night. His
morning text was from the Sth verse of
the 55th chapter OF Isaiah, "For my
thoughts are not your thoughts, neither
| are your ways my ways, saith the Lord. !"
| From thes significant words the elo-
| quent miniHer pre- cached beautiful and
Instructive sermon. His illustrations Of
his subject we're especially attractive,
and his descriptions vivid and striking,
especially thH portion Of his sermon
which referred to Gods choice of Moses,
the Egyptian prince, as the one to bring
His people from bondage; of st. Paul,
the prosecutor ofCtristians, to carry the
cross oyer the would and become the
chief of the apostle; of Luther to re-.
deem the religion Of Christ from the
corruption and superstition of popery.
In the afternoon, NJ. Eaton baptized
two ladies' and you'll, in Duck River,
above the bridge, in tie presence Of "a
cloud of witnesses" White and black;
many Of the elite btng present. At
night he preached agan, to . large con-
gregation, his fame having gone abroad,
from portion of the lab verse of the
llth chapter of Mark, Wand when he
came to it he found noting but leaves"
His explanation of histext was very
fine. /, Mr.. Eaton is an oldpupil OF Prof.
z. w. Dodson, OF. this couIfy, and class
mate of Z. Y. Pillow. OfColumbia, at
Washington College, Va.
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DEATHS.

At Wood Lawn Farm, near Spring Hill
August 2ai, is72, Mrs: ELIZA b. McKIssAcE
oonsort Of the late DIR. Spivey McKissack
The remains were inferred at Rose Hill Gem
etery last Sunday.
In this county, on the 26th of August
Capt. GEO. NJ. Pillow, son of Gen. g. j. Phi
low. Capt. Pillow was . man Of powerful
intellect, and much learning, and he Nigh
have made his name even more famous thar
his illustrious father, bat for total lack O
ambition. Peace to his ashes.
In this place, Tuesday last, after long i'll
ness, Mrs. Virginia &. 0'Neill, wife Of Capt
Ed 0'Neill.
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A Call on Maj. Has. III. Akin.

N Al. y. II. AKIN.
SR-We are now reminded of the
TACT, that the man who represents this peo-
pie in the General Assembly Of the State
must be self-sacrificing man, one well &C.
qua1nted with the Uants OF the people, and
who at all times has the good Of the people
at heart. We know and feel the wants, the
demands, at this time, and feel the necessity
OF prompt andjudicious action, and in view
depending circumstances, we the undersign-
ed, citizens of ''old Maury," after due delibe-
ration, as we think, have concluded that we
find in you sir, a man thoroughly alive to
our day, and the man we need to represent
the people of Maury, in the next General
Assembly of the State of Tennessee, and
hereby tender you our hearty support,
should you see fit to respond favorably to
this call. Yours, &C.,
S. Jordan, 9th civil district. q -
Milt. VOORHEES,, Jr., 9th district.
X. q. Hendrick, 9th district.
Joel S. Reeves, 4th district,
Josh Hariison, 81 district, -
II Adkisson, 9Th district,
II L Hendley, 10Th district,
VIII Hiliiard. 10Th district,
VIC A Foster, 18th q
Jas Polk, 2lst F" ..-.
Frank Akin, 10Th {"
FA Polk, 2lst :"
d Scott, eth district,
&C McEwen, Geo d Neyills, o p Hight, ]
H Fitzgerald, X II Peyton, j A Mckay, X d
LOckridge, and many others.
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BULLS
SRRSAp AnILLAa

Read the following extract OF letter from
Mrs. Rivers. wife Of ReyeTeaed Dr. RiTers, one
of the most learned, eloquent, and popular
Minister'S of the Methodist Egkcopal Church,
and who is at present statioEg al broadway
Church, Loui,yille, Ky.
LOUISVILLE KY, Oct, sth, IS72.
DR. JoHx BULL-DEAR SIR: Many thanks
to you for the medicine you have so kindly
given me. | have been Il rTert sufferer fox
years, and hal the adviceof various physicians.
Come pronounced ray spine. sc.no my laags,
and some my heart % be the scat Of my DIS
ease. / have been burnt. blst red and cup
ped until had become dishea rteEed. Sevtra:
very eminent physicians VINO examined nav
spine informed re that vas threatened ws.t
paralysis or appplexy any da5, and that nO-is-
ing but a seton wcUld rcliey Ile. | had q
perfect horror cf that, and was hesi;atiUS
about baviag one inserted, when YOU kindly
sent ne your Sarsaps Filla which irRmediats-
" began 10 ( he three times a s1y. bad SUI
fered terri bly, with a most acute iafin in the
right side of my head. especially Y Asn would
read or write f,T aay length OF time, aad on
rising 10 nv feet would b. peFi.eLy blind
Ter scgeral INMATES, and would nave 10 hold 10
something to prevent falling.
l an nirss haPPy TO iuforRl you that the pein
~ my head l. entirely relieved: ! sutsr bet
seldom with ms spine aud then MT 81 aeure
ly. Ny appetite is good indeed for the h-ss
time in my life | enjoy my dinner n0re tan
any meal during the day.
You kindly sen, Ee four bottles again last
night. an began agsia this morning, aid
hope 10 &C entirely rs.ieved. Phase accept
my bear delt tiiin&s and best wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend,
NJ. b. =. RIyERs.
Ny i,uFrll abouals with similar letters. al
Of WHICH guarantee to be genuine and writ
ten by the persons " hose Haiaes they bear.
Do MT suiisr yourself TO 5s imposed or.
Don't be drawn away after new and d,.usifdl
experiments Don't risk your health By lets:ag
nOVices experiment upon Won wish their trash.
My SarsIparilll has stood the test for tuea-
ty live years; 1t is still the SarsaPar.ia OF Us.
day, aud OF tIe age, tow ring over ait others
IN popu aritS and - cur .tiTc qualities.
Avoid all those vino are trying to palm on
on you other extracts OF Sarsapariilt so-ealled.
Remember il is Dr.. John Bulls Sarsap4rilis,
of Louisville, Nv, thst IS tbe oil aud re Liable
remedy for impurities of the blood and servfa-
lous affections. Always bear that in mind.
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Another Testimony.

DsSToS BAR-AcKs, No.. April 80, 1856.
d. joES Buzz -DEsR SIR Knowing the
efficacy OF your narsapariBa, aud the healing
and beneficial qualities i. possesses, | send you
the following statement oi my case:
was wounded about two years ago, was
taken priso1cr and c0a6nsd for sixseea months.
Being moved so oftea, fny Wounds have uOt
healed yet. have not sat upa mOnentsirce
was wounled. | ain shot through the hips.
Ny general health is impaired, and I need
something to assist nature I have more faith
10 your Sirsaparilia thln anytniEg else.
wish that which is genuine. Please express
me half dozen BEETLES, and Gbige
Carr. G. p. JOHNSON,
81. Loais, No
p. She following was written April 30
lS66. 5y MIS-. Jeaeie Johnson, mother ofC6p
Johnson:
.Dr. John Bs'l-D,ar Sn. Ny husband, Dr..
=. D. johnson, was ski'ltul surgeon anil
Physi-ianin Jeltra. New York, where 10 DIED.
'eaying the above y. p. Johnson t. my care.
AT th.rteen years OF e he had n chronic diar-
rhea and serofula, for which gave your Ssr-
saDa.iila. II cured him. j have for Ten re rs
recommended 1t to may in New York, Ohio
and Iowa, for scrDfgia, fever sores and general
debility. PerfteIs1ecess has attendedit. Tine
cures Affected IN son.e eases # seToinle aud
feyersores were aimOs; miraculous. am very
anxious for nv son to again have recourse 10
your Slrs iparilia. Be ~ fsarfut Of getting a
spurious article, hence bis writing to You for
Is. His wouads are terrible bat | believe he
Will recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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The bert Sisters are advertised to
be beIiriDg Fair week. This Popu-
lar tro} h rs plsyed here several times
beioreId the pleasure-loving part OF
the clrnunity will be delighted to
hear j the be mtiiul sad enchanting
Miss lie is to regale them at so eaIy
her splendid a tsi e. as Is -, e
seco1best Fanchon in America, and
she Hwon golden opinions everywhere.
The EertainmtE ats Of this troupe have
alwj been chs racterized with chastity
andbgance. The hall willbe fitted up
in "A sly lie, wi th the best scenery thai
caB obtained Programmes will be
an1nced in dc time. l - III.
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Steam Saw Min for Sale.

The undersigned will sell their steam saw
mill, located on w. v. Thompson's place,
near Ashwood, miles west of Columbia, on
good and easy terms. The mill is Lane &
Bodley's circular saw mill, Romans engine,
"a horse power, Wood & Simpson boiler, all
in good running order. Also, four log wag-
ons and four yoke of oxen. There is also
attached to our mill n girls mill, which we
will sell If the purchaser desires. For full
particulars, apply to I. M. KIrTRELL,on the
premises. KITTRELL L. Thomson.
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You will please to strike from your announce
ment Of candidates for the Legislature, my
lame. When became Q candidate. was OF
opinion that some act on of the Democratic
trats the party, go as to insure the election Of
q representative. see or hear of no such &C.
ton. and not beiag willing to be in any way
L withdraw from the canvass, hoping that the
party will unite On some man, that will be ca
silly elected. return my sincere thanks to
the gentlemen on whose solicitation became
acandidate. H =
&c. PETERSON.
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For Sale.
nv AmaffAn

Household Furniture, Carpets, tc.,
On Saturday. September It'll, at 10 o'clds.
on the premises, near the Junction of TINT.
Pleasant and Hampshire Pixies, now ocdpied
by Prof. Herr, all the Household Furn urc,
Carpets, Pictures. Lace Curtains. Bs&ing
Stove and Kitchen Utensils, QueenswartC Cut
lery, Plated Ware. 2 large Kitchen Safet etc.,
to the highest bidder.
Terms Cash! on the fall of the hammt.
Goods must be removed on the same d..
AuQ a. 2w
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Remarks
Andrew johnson TO Speak I'm CO.
lurO bfa.

Andrew johnson will speak in this
place on tomorrow week, Saturday,
September, tbs 9TH. It is expected, but
not certainly known, that Gen. Cheat
ham will be here also. From the inter
est already manifested in the race we
predict large crowd will be present
No occasions since the war have brought
out larger crowds than Johnson's speak
ing during the past month; but if 1t be
generally known that Cheatham also
will speak, the people will turn out
en- masse
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Notice.

The undersigned has now on hand 50 or 81
| thousand feet Of good seasoned LUMBER,
| which he will deliver in Columbia at the mar
ket price. For particulars apply to Embry &
| Frierson, or Martin. Embry & Wright.
| 10. FULTON.
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Rrim SnriuEs.

About two hundred people have left
the springs, leaving about fly there.
Thee. Lipscomb and family returned q
few days since, looking much improved
in health, we learn. d. T. Chappell and
family have arrived at their beautiful
home, on the moth side of Duck River.
A number of large rattlesnakes have
been killed near the springs.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Congress.
Col. r. Fl. GIBBS, of Maury.
Gen. w. C. WhITTHORSE, of Maury.
For County Representative.
JOE W. GORDON. -.... & .5r
JOHN NJ. WITHERSP00N.
ANDREW JACKSON. of the oath district.
ID. A. DUGGER, ("all rightly
G. w KlNZER-
JAMES I. MOORE.
&c. PETERSON.
For senator from Maury and william
son Counties.
Mai. TIOS, F. p. ALLISON, of Will
hanson.
For FiOater Prom Maury and vii
Hanson.
| AS. GOODWIN.
\ RUFUS K. POLK.
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Muaie Gnl,AAl

Ny Music School will begin the secoI week
in September. offer as an inducemet les
son every day in the week for seven dollars
per month. ald to those who pay P Gus.
tomary price, (which is IS per month three
lessons per week, payable monthly in a;vance.
The instruments used are. the Harp Piano
and Guitar. MRs. z, ], DIJLIN.
aug 23-tf.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-08-30

Services were appointed to commences
at this well-known camp ground yestsr.
day. We do not know who DR.. Greene
has secured to preach next Sunday. hut
We are sure eminent ministers win be
present. Methodists are fond Of great
preachers probably too much so. . The
extra train Sunday will leave Nashville
at o'clock, and will get to the Camp
Ground at about 10 O'Clock, and leave at
D. m .-1s-5s