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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-22
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

There will be no services ut the Cum.
beriand Presbyterian Church on nexi
sunday, rs the pastor, Rev. Sam q. Ca.
ruthers, will be absens in attendance .!
Presbytery-which will be held ct Law
renceburg.
Quarterly Meeting commenced in the
N. +. Church, at Mt. Pleasant. on last
saturday morning, Rev. A. w. Smith,
OF Columbia, preaching an excellent
sermon, from the text, 81 do believe
Lord, help thou my unbelief." The
people were very much pleased with
the sermon and the preacher. On Sum
day morning Rev. DR.. A. L. p. Green
Preached on the importance of training
up children in the way they should TO-
He was quite severe on parents of the
present day, for derelictfou in this re-
spect. 1t is pronounced one Of the Doc
tors best efforts, and one Of his hesrers,
Mr.. C., says he will give Eve dollars to
hear it again.
Rev. w. 81. Vernon preached in the
NJ 4. Church on last Sunday might, on
the subject of Johns baptism.
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IN tr,an.u'e., ho.,. .r,, - E NJ
Ky ";noi v.so,. n Srn;nh oc -, ~ S n.a ~
ny, ninosy-soven di0ieHe OATS ana 6Sv-
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tha S sn,S s, Ws su .:nac 70 ana i.1nl
ro, u ~. sJ. w." .l - Uset Ills
T,,s sI,""sa. NIL. = d;,e.,t 1; ~
ft-o,,.S III .. al LIZ u LILY, .ll,1s
and cor,s SH dnI ~ sI Sn.,. VIII IN suso,y
;nJ;secs -: ~ COW" '.'0 ione0i anu 'lioio
Sae S-n ," shs mon ho,v ,,r., sho-..-
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Delicate l'reaaares.

This is the phrase applied by His
Biacksess, the Moor Of Venica. 70 Che
fair ladies Of Italy. Il was the lovely
compla4iono Of Desdemona, such . n,
diant contrast to his own, thst won his
heart; and sOoth to say, every man OF
discernment considers Q fair akin, IKE 4
sweet voice, ian excellent thin9 in
women" Now this Ia q charm which
Gamble acquired. There ID Q hsalthful
odoriferOus toiist article, known every
wbara ,as HAGxN's MAGNOLIA RALx.
WHICH literally tIansfgurss Q cloudy or
ssllow skin, suffusing the discolored
face, neck, arnas aud bosom with : soft.
peariy tin4e, and imparting to the sur.
faos . sinoothness and . gioB ike that
Of polished marble. Instead Of cloerins
the pores, like the sticky enameiS. on
contracting them, and thus obstfuctins
20, spiration, like the as$ringent ccsWef.
ic, il cleanses the akin froH All inpuri.
ties and wonderfully improves its tey.
ture. This pecnliarity Is particularly
appreciated " our rural belleA Who En-
that the coarseness and roughness. whiel
emntry air ID apt 10 engender, sre .neofi
ily removed from their faces, hands m
arms, by this delightful preparation.
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LEWIS COUNTY ITEMS.

The goober pea raisers of Swan Creek
have sold all their last years crop, and
money is once more plentiful in that
sectiOL.
Col. a. G. Cooper, State Senator, has
sold his Ilsbe to- Daniel Lindsay, and
moved his family TO Maury County.
Great excitement payailed recently in
Lewis County, in consequence of
report that James Bland had discovered
silver mine on Indian Creek, three
miles west of Palestine. The people
ha We not been in such commOtinn aiuce
1861, when the war CoMMenced. The
only talk between people was, "whO
found the silver miues3" "WhU ownes
the land?D "Who has the letting of it
out?" "Who is entitled to it, the finder
or the owner of the land?" "What do
they pay for laborers per day?" "Do
they employ black laborers?" Capt. o.
T. PlumWer examined tAa metali and
10 pYopounped 1t pure silverore. Capt. o.
r. 'Flummer, II. X. Plummer, W. I.
Johnston, and Henry Jordan went out
to Mr.. BANDS, to lease his land, but
after getting out there they discovered
that Mr.. Bland had got up a.huge joke to
advertise his land, by reporting that he
had silver mine ON it. he ieat up bis
the ftakMieAts' on . hillside near his
house, and fQr several days, went about
finding the preciGuS metal with horse
shoe nail and tOrked hazel switch. Capt.
Plummer and his party came back
much disappointed, aud much takon In.
Mr.. Bland formerly lived in Maury
County, and the authorities of Lewis
say they will return him to Maury TO be
reconstructed.
Tlere,is q iittio ekeitesneut in regard
to the election tor Sheriff. K. s. John
ston, a great potato raiser, is announced
as candidate; also, John Carroll, well
known millev.
Bartie (Bob) Gillian is now in Lewis
selling rights 70 his Improved Quilting
W V ooufty, baE reported in Ii. ap.
piicstiOu for Letters Patent that he lived
| In Columbia. Bob's appearance will
prove his statement wherever he goes,
He is country lark.
John Lanier and s. s. Lusk baya "a
TUNED from q trapping expedition on
| thA bluffs Of BuffAl0.' They report that
in 1s :; 4 nirhts, sthSY caught three coops
in one Of Browns Improved Animal
Traps.
Leroy Fife. = young Nimrod, killed
four deer during the las. snow. he
killed all four with . small squirrel
rifie gun In less time than ten minutes
! ne hunters Of Nlsury are challenged t.
beat this young hunter OF Lewis, killing
deer. %
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wILLIAMBPORT lTExs.


Games Davidson was knocked or The
head with an axe, two weeks ago, by
some unknown person on the next day
after attending dance on Leatterwood
Creek, at the residence of Mr.. Aleck
Ferguson. LIE is still alive and kick
ing, however. ..i'Hi - 'Nt-. . ~
Sylvie Mckissick, col, died of pueu-
monis, last week, in the Greenfield
Bend. "a =, a .,..-.7. - ~
g Elder Boyle. a Latter Day Saint,
preached at Leatherwo0d Chapel, last
Sunday, on "Piural Marriage." and
will preach the funeral Of Elder Church
and wife. ut the NJ. 4. Church, In Shady
Grove, Hickman County, on next Sum
day. .flt'' :. 1-l-T N
The fifteenth amendments are greatly
disappointed because the hanging Of
Bob Beatty has been put off until the
fifth Of April. -. 49,. b.
Grand preparations are being made
TOR the planting OF corn, In the latter
part Of this month and the fist part of
T. B..
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Duck Ri,es valley ka,lroaa.

A. s. HoRSLEY: As soon as / get leisure
will write for your paper, an article
on the importance of the speedy COM
pletion of The link between Columbus,
KY, and Atlanta on the Decline route
via Columbia, Tenn. Columbus, Ky,
and st. Louis are, and will forever be,
the THE great railroad and commercial
centers OF the WI est sud. Northweat, and
Chattanooga and Atlanta will forever
be- the great Railroad centers of the
South. Then, this one liRe of road, (be-
tween those two great centres of trade, J
doing the carrying" and Transports
ton, to and fro, between them, which
al that network of Railroads, Of the
West and the South, hare, respectively,
thrown upon each of those tWO great
cen.ers of internal commerce, will give
TO your road through Columbis, Tenn,
the most important. and profitable Rail-
road in the South.
with St. Louis, without .breakihg
bulk" It will connect Charleston, s.
c., (by tie nearest routel with the great
Northwest, and with oil the great rivers
of the West, forever. Rivers between
the Allegheny mountains concentrate
their waters at this crossing Of the Mis-
sissippi River. Trains are crossed al
Columbus without unloading. This
then, will make an all-rail route from
Norfolk, Va, via Columbia, to st. Lou
is, along the shortest practicable line
hetweeh ,.OrfOtk and st. IlOuis. -
1t will, too, forever be the. shortest
route between Charleston and st. Louis
This link connecting Columbus, KY,
and Chattanooga, (via Columbia) will
occupy position siniilar to the line o.
road RoW connecting Chattanooga and
Atlanta, which latter is tbs best paying
raal 10 tpe So4tn, keiause 1t is Tue 0Rs
road doing al the carrying Of az the
! roads Tito Atlanta, aud Il az those con-
tering upon ChattanOoGa-one link CON
meets those centers. 1 presume tina,
this from foiumhia will connect will
the Chattanooga road near Stevenson
But whatever may he its connection, II
ought to be from that point to Column
| Lus, KY, frst-cldsS road,
The roads from st. Louis to Columbus
from Chicago to Columbus, and from
| Texas and Arkansas to Columbus, an,
the boats from all the great rivers {,
Columbus, will concentrate upon Co
| Iumbus. world of business for tn
Southeast, via this ''Columbia bee-lin
Ink"
And the roads from Norfolk, fror
Charleston, &C., will concentrate, atth
eastern terminus of this Link, I'm
mepse commerce ana transportation fc
the West and for the Lakes of the Sortf
via st. Louis to the West, and from &c
lumbus via Cairo, to Chicago and tn
Lakes. All of which will pass the be'
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oiiveAvus.

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scr,rs'i =. ~ ~. viii 3. 4" S,l,,n. -,
an nat WeSI.ssds TIA S1th es ME-
| az Course everv6n1iv in IN, S,vho1s
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six hssflinos. ss'The fsshi ona6le rirl az
h....e;o,i 81, tho wr,nanI, 49, ~
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a.rcn~ wsndsi s;rl - .1'si >. ~
Tine ,ectnrer Is = raHnea mor,a.t srd
scco,nnI;.hcS ls,iv and dsr;,'eSiw S tI,s
mot ,,i.s s;ro ss",sie 1Sc4nrs- aH.t ~, s.o
sDpaaTad befere the nublc. A cnitivst.
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Enc,rn hsr rom ~ ciiIdbooS d,e "s t Iss
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sS,hS !! Ss,i.osna Int 10 not ~, z, Z,
.r;.;-v y 60. ea.srr". ~ sor,,s.. ry
Or fr-,, "s..,,.. shs 10 al thres =, |.
hioh Sosr~s. mt ~ r. NJ NV H.. 81 sns
fonctoS ro.,, ho.rt. r. {. ali: That s',.s s1
ness ~ 49,. herevoisrc., ;~ro $780,
and snns;h;S;ty mich = tscs ss., Az n,sSU
that Tnr,n. hcy haantv t-N.'
She n. a Sscs mai inst raises vonr
atfn,,t IN A. GrSt sscht HI crors ~, ' ~,
,~"r. rv.,r - n m"s .nS Sos, ~ yYW =
dill M ,,,cs. thrn raise vos,r afiant;o,, ~
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COLUMBIA MARKET.
OFFICE COLUMBIA HERALD.

w lIEKAID. Y
corros-Middline, aoxc. Ordinaryy.
lSc. Inferior. l4@ II ~,
BAcoN.-Hsm, &c; shoulders, &c; Clear
APPLEs-3c. per Id. - -
: BUTTER-3Oa25c. -. -.,.-
EGGs-12l.c.
BRAN-$lyW cwt.
FLoUR-s9@ll per barrel no.
MEAL-5lct4 per ppshSt. L, 81
CuRH-5lcAs.i yellow Or mixed, 47cts.
BEEswAx-2jcts. 81 fr5if';
LARD-9cts. ...,. 20
i lash POTATOEs-Russett aud Peach.
blow, "a 5Oc.: Early Rose, IS per barrel.
HAY-$23O0 per ton.
Wool washed 65a 35c., in dirt, 40a i5c.
TqRAcco-SMi9c. KSr p0un1
c6rFEEmHo, e s7c.i Java. s2@sac.,
svaAK-Nsw Orleans, i2M@lsc.; Dem,
eIsra, l4@l5o.
MoI.AssEs-C Common, c@l0o; Golden
Syrup, si00@l sc.
RICE-llG1oc. G. r-sa. t-s-e
TEA-tl 5O@2 Soc. per lib. - -
PRPrRR-35@ AOc. e..e ss1r
SPIcE--S5@ 4Oc. s "a .;,,c
SOC.
SALT--Carload, s "a lbl, - 90. bbl,
SpAF-l9@isc.
bLAcKINa--75Gl % par dozen. - J.
CANpLEs--22h@20c. per pound.
TALLow-Sc.
Coal oIL-ss7,z blythe barrel, 4o@ SOC
| per gallon.
LiME-50c per bushel.
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Have on hand an elegant assortment Of
1ses,ss. Jenny Lind. e 2 or 4 passenger vehi.
W:sSns. With or without tops, .kc., de-.
which we will sell a. low as the same lass work
can be had fog in any other Market Leather
e1s0. Democrat Barouches at $3.50.
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In order to spend your money to the best ad-
vantage call at Mrs. II. ]. Bryant's EXPORT
UNI OF FASHION, where she receives New
Goods lily. By Express. of the latest and most
desirable styles. You will find her goods of q
superior quality and cheaper than can be
bought anywhere in Columbia or Nashville.
Thankful for past liberal patronage solicits q
coatiuuance Of the same. Patterns both for
ladies ani children at lowest Eastern prices.
Stamping and Pinkins done to order.
t.: Respectfully,
MarehS s. ~ If ARs. N. ]. BaYASr.
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To the Farmers 81 MeaFy County
Desiring to purchase Moving and RsApins
Machias, I desire to say that the CLIPPER ID
the very best Combined Nschiss IN ~ mar
ket, and respectfully request an sxanination
Of its merits before psrchasirs.- Evssy Ma
chineis fully guaranteed to do good work and
to be contributed of the best material. We
win set up AMI operate every machine. snaran.
teeing it to give the purchaser entire satisfse-
tion or no sale. Sample Machine on exhibi-
bition at Andrews, Msyes 4 Co., local agents.
VIZ. J. ANDREWS.
March ., II. General Agent.
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NOtic0.

By viftue ofa mortgage to me executed on
the 18th day Of February 1857. By William
Wood. I will on the 18th day Of April 1877,
sell for Cash . certain House and Lot. etsan
Engine. Machinery, Fixtures, &C.. 10 satisfy .
debt due from eaid Wood sad Others to me. TO
secure the payment Of which said property was
mortgased. Said house and lot Is situated in
tbs town Of Columbia. Msufy county, Tonnes
see, and is known as No. q in the plan Of said
tewn. being the same upon which the said WIN
Wood now resides. The Steam Essins, ns-
chinery. fixtures. &C., are situated en- sail lot
aad known as Woods Chair Factory. The
sale will take place upon the premises. IS,
This March 10, 1872. MT. MOORE,
.'-' lmeh2s.stl
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NITCHELL'S SEED SOWER.

have the right to sell in Maury COUNTY
this renowned Seed Sewer. IL is great I'M
provemsnt on all other seed sewers, and every
farmer in the county ought to have one. In
one season alone the SINAI. est farmer will save
the price of the machine, which has been
put down to the extremely low figrre OF i've
doI,srs Call ON me. or at the hardware s-erc
of j. NJ. Nayes & Co., Columbia, where you
"N .si, .. P.R. II, JOYCE,
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Having sold Ous

And being exceedingly anxious to close up cur
old business. We do most earnestly request al
of our friends that owe US. to come forward
and settle. as longer indulgence cannot b o..
on. Our bookl and accounts can BE- found a
our old stand- - WALKER l. xIs.
Oct.lSa t''F~'l
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FNGLISH AND

FNGLISH AND
IL CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
A frst.class school will be opened in the
new house below Dr.. Tovler's, nearly oppo-
site The NeSon House, on February 5, 1872.
TERMS.
Five dollars per month for English Branches:
% % for Classics and higher Epglish
branches; payable at the close II each month
upon admission.
JOHN SLOANE BEECIER.
Refers to business s,cn in the city who have
ssua'eo under hhh. Jan l2-tf.
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The xasay Dara Gets the worm.

Consequently, it is better for those
desiring shares in the Maury- County
Real Estate Distribution, to buy soon
as they will have choice of numbers,
now is the time to get the lucky ones,
before they are culled over. Don't put
it of too long; You may be too late. Tick
cts dirt cheap; only 900.
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Resaeuaber

One ticket in the Maury County Heal
Estate Distribution secures you Q PASS
age to Athens and back free Of charge.
It only costs you two dollars.
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On The premises Of the undersigned, In the
suburbs of Columbia. comfortable Dwelling,
with four rooms, and basement, with eta
BILE, yard and garden. w. 8. RAiNEY.
Dec. 2,-tf.
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No. Is and q North College street. Nashville.
Tenn. has the largest, handsonsst and best
selected stock Il FaFnitufe ever In the
South. which he sells at lower figures than any.
body in the trade. Give him call. He pseks
very carefully FREY OF CHARGE.
Nov. 3.-tf.
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The we'll known Southern hopka Of
Armsrr9ns, Gator & e., odhes betnre
chants and milliners will give this relia-
Bile and responsible house trial. We
are confident that they will be we'll
pleased, and thank us for the advice.
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GEORGE ". Polk, has on his place ct A sh-
wood, lot Of Thoroughbred Durham Cattle.
which he will dispose of at reasonable prices.
Address him at Columbia. feh2
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Mr.. NJ. J. Cofer, Editor Of the Tenn
perance Herald, published at Nashville,
will deliver an address on the 1Scriptu.
raj Claims Of Total Abstinence" Sun
day evening, O'Clock. in the Methodist
Church In this place. This h great
and important subject, and We trust
that many persons will 60 to hear Mr..
COfer. ~ f.. .se.f
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The house owned by Rev.. Dr.. Piss, on
Hampshire Pike, adjoining Judge Archie
Hughes placs On ths east. Enquireof
Col. j. ". DuSEikGrox.
ian Eff -
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Jesse q. RA10Ny

Has located in Dysrsburs, Tennessee, as .
lawyer. He solicits business from Middle
Tennessee, for Dyer and sufroundiae soaAtiss.
Refer TO the Columbia Bar Lan9s-6m.
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0fe0t U01B01m1 10t C08Hs
w. +. MOORE has reduced the rrices OF
his entire stock of goods, IS per cent.
this day for cash. Call and see him, he
Is in earnest, s--. ...-+
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All goods sold after this date will be
due on the delivery OF the goods.
Jan. IL, 72-tf. w. F. MOORE.
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f. My Friend, stop that terrible couch.
and thus avoid q consumptiveh prSye'
by using DIR. Piercs's Golden Medical
Discovery, For cnring all throat. brOn.
Shial and lung diseaseait has never been
slualed. Sold by Druggists.
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I.uek,n aE0efnaA,

And only costs you two do,AamEto try It
in the Maury County Heal Estate Dis
tribNtion. %.
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s.eee PEi.s., s.ess rrises':

Yhe best thing ever offered to the pull
lie is share in The Maury County keal
Estate Distribution. II only cost q 90
aud gives you q chance 1T 5000 prizes,
valued ct = 90 to SIS 900. Be sure to try
vOnr lr,cl -..
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-22

The card of Hon. j. B. Cook, of Chat
tanoOga, will be found in to-day's Issue,
announcing himself q candidate for the
Office of Supreme Judge, made vacant
by the resignation OF Judge Nelson.
He is spoken of by the press as emf.
nsntly qualified for tho position. ~.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-22

Having visited all the psineipal cities North
snd East during the past summer, and posted
myself on the latest improvements in Photog-
rxphy. am prepared to do as good work O.
can 10 found in this or any other state. at
prices to suit the times. Please give mo call
at the old stand. e..- a.a-s
-.. II. P. 6EAvY, Photographer,
Oct. 0. I'D. a..r Columbia. Tenn.
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An aAIolic Murderer Acquitted.

Our readers will remember that FL
more Hendley, col, was murdered by
his step-son, Sut, about two months
ago, nesr Carter's Creek Station. The
youthful murderer has been confined in
The Jail ever since. He was tried for
The crime ON last Tuesday. The coun-
sci for the defes;se found no difficulty
in gaining an acquittal, on the ground
Of insanity or 'idiocy, and the prisoner
was ordered back to Jail for safe keep
ing, until arrangements can lie made to
remove him to the Asylum. A few
minutes after he was carried iuto the
Courthouse, no was seized with vio-
lslt ct, and fell upon the floor. At
FIRST he was terribly convulsed, but
finally sunk into a stupor, and lay
there during the entire trial, a mere
mass OF human flesh, as senseless of
what was going on around him, as an
Egyptian mummy, that has slumbered
In the grave for three thousand wears.
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For Trustee.

VOORHEES, as candidate for TrEstes Of Msu.
~ County at tue sass,ps August election. !.
We ana authaiise ed to announce JAMES
AEbRUS, OF ut. Pleasant as . candidate
for Trustee at the August election. =,
We are authorized 10 announce J. CLAYT
County, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce LANES C.
McGAW, ~ acsadidsts FIX rk-elactioa to The
ofi2e Trustee of Mafy County, I'd
iIIsG s ..sSasss so1S
Of Msusy County. Election August, 1874.
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~ CHEAP LAND.

"a half n good stock, the balance on time.
Eve different tracts, some of them have a
nIen ~ Oh cleared land for almost any family.
me very best cattle. sheep and hog ran ge- ex-
CO lent water and timber. Price TO suit The
tlmes. Apply to j, W. Page, or W. o. WHITTIER
sP'en' LSSp l.r
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The execution of Bob Beatty was pos
pOned from the 18th inst, to the 5th OF
April, because they did not want to
hang him on Good Friday. - 81 q
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DPOsTED.

LAND POSTED. -
Tho undersigned do hereby warn all person.
not to hunt or otherwise tTespass upon their
| premises. Ali offenders will DO prosecuted to
| the extent Of the law.
II. Il. ALEXANDER,
q. w. ALEXANDER,
A. J. ALEXANDER,
REUBEN POLK.
\ June l. ISL
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We are authorized to aunouuce ALBERT A.
KENNEDY, o candidate for Sheriff of Nau.
~ county, At the ensuing August election.
We are authorized 10 announce WOOD d.
DAVIS, Is candidate Tor Sheriff Of Msury
Count, Ct the susaiae August election.
We are authorized to announce SINS
LATTA, a. candidate for re selection to the
Office of Sheriff Of Maury County.
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We ere authorized to announce Esq. w. A.
BAILEY, a. . candidate for Tax Collector,
Election first Thursday ia August. . ~
EDs. HERALp-You will please snnou scs
my name q . ONE TERN candidate for Tar
Collscto: of Maury County, ct TIA ensuing
March election. ! think the Moth side Of Che
river is entitled TO somer Of the Offices in the
future, as h1ns have bseen allowed IL The past,
''P''ass 3. H:slcHoLsos
9th Civil District, March II, 1872.
We are authorized to announce JOHN W.
BRADEN q candidate for Tax Collector of
Haury County, at the August election.
We arc authorized to announce JESSE a.
HARRIS Is ONE TERN candidate for Ter
Collector Of Asary CoHpty.
we are authorized to squounce JOHN l..
DUNLAP, Of Spring ILL., Is Z candidate for
Tax Collector Of Aaury County. ,.t5:.. .
We ere authorised to aunn.acs WILLIAM
R. NcKENHOE IL q candidate for Tax Col.
!sctor Of Hsury County. Election the 1st
Thursday in August. f-'5'' %
We are authorized u announce WILLIAM
N. SULLIVAN, asa candidate for Tax Col.
lector Of Aaury County, Ct the ensuing
August eleptiaa.
SMITH, - candidate for Tax Collector. %
We are authorized to announce the name oil
SAMUEL II. BRATTON, a. candidate fos
Tax Collector Of Aaury County. 1t the ensuing
August election. ;
We are authorized to announce +. J. ALEX
AMBER. a. candidate for Tax Collector ai
ton. ~
We are authorized TO announce d. A. CRAIG
as . candidate for Tax Collector Of Maury
County, at the ensaing August election. :
We are Authorized to announce Major +. E
JAMISON al candidate for Tax Collector Of
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
n. NEELLEY a . candidate for Tax Collec
tor, Of Aaury County, at the ensuing Angus
elect IN.
We are suthorixee 10 announce JAMES d
AKIN, ss j candidate for reelection to thu
Office Of Tax Collector Of Maury County.