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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07

Members Of Wheslcr's Eifst Tennessee Reg
iment Of Cavalry, and tbs Ninth Battalion, c.
:. A., will learn something TO their interest by
calling on or writing 70 VIM u. Gordon. or Joe
II. Russell. Columbia, Tenn. Jan. LII
SCROFULA, BAD BLOOD, SC.
Dr,Swayns's b!Ood purifying PanaCea
Cures Goitre or Swclled Neck, ulcOratei sore
throat.
Dr.. Swayne's Blood Purifying Paraced,
Cure. liberated Sorolcg..
Dr. Swayne's Blood Purifying P5aaees.
Cures boils. phmplcs, dark blotchc., iudolsnt
tumors, bad effects Of mercury, mcrcurinl and
syphilitic diseases.
'sSkin Diseases, sway mes O5u tHrnt. -
Itch" CVrss heL from T. 10 As hour. letter"
Swayna's Ointment cures IcttST.
SwaynC Ointment cu.cs salt hhHuTt.
NwayGe's Ointment cures ltrhinE purf.'
Swaynos 5 Uiutmeat eurys BARRIERS lfyh.
Swaync's OiLtslput cares S~ali Hepl.
Prepared ouly by DR., NNAlNE x sun, 30
330 ". Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by
the agent ID. 9. HELM, Columbia.
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Tho <eISon House.

Mr.. Joseph A. Walk er and Mr.. TheO. Lips
comb took possession Of the Nelson House on
the first day Of March, Notwithstanding the
embarrassments attendant on having to pre-
pare everything, they doing very well, and
are using all their eXertions 10 continue to i'm
prove The excelen wife of the senior part
ner, famous when living on Big Bigbee for her
splendid dinners and housekeeping generally,
viii see that everything is nice and clean !;
Mr.. Walker and Nj. Lipscomb will furnish the
laI der, Frank Nichols, with his golden whis-
kers, wiIlkcep the books, aud Charley Walker
will attend to the dining room.
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Good fnr TuIIahornR.

The town CT Tullahoma held an election last
Saturday to decide whether the corpoI alton
should subscribe - 900 to the Duck River
Valley Railroad. The v0te stood Il for II and
I against. This vote shows wise splIlt OF
enterprise on the part of the people OF Iu!la-
bona. We are glad of the prospect of being
IN railroad Communication with such a 1--we
town.
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kuIIrInn DaaIE

Mrs Mary Frances Pillow, wife of DIR.
A l.. Pillow, of this city, died Monday
morning. She retired Sunday night APP
parently in good health, and in better
spirits than usual. Wrapt in the strong
embrace of dreaming slumber, without
a struggle, her spirit passed up to the re-
gions OF its eternal rest. She has passed
the portal all must pass, to get TO Heaven.
Death is bat path that must be trod,
II we would ever pass to God"
Mrs. Pillow was the daughter of the
ate Evan Young, and was married 10
Or Pillow on the 18th of January, 1917.
She connected herself with the Aetho-
,Iist church about a year before her mar
riage. since which time, she has lived a
life that will entitle bcr to an eternal
weight of glory"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07
Weight of Rainfall ON am Acre OF
Ground.

1t may interest our readers to know the
weight of rain that falls on an acre of ground.
Rev. c. Foster Williams, OF Ashwood, has
made the following calculation, that will star
tie all who have not Investigated this subject
An acre of ground contains 6,272,640 square
inches, and one inch of water on the surface
viii give that many cubic inches. ,72S cubic
inches make cubic foot, consequently, on an
acre of ground there would be $3.50 cubic feet
of water A cubic ct of water weighs 6211
pounds, and this will give 226,875 pounds.
1000 pounds make ton, and as the result We
have 113 tons So pounds of water TO the
acre from one inch of rainfall. During the
month of February we had Is inches of rain
this will make s54 tons, 6212 pounds TO the
acre
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07

Mr.. MCCoLLUM, Representative OF
Lewis and Hickman counties, has in
troduced a bill in the Lower House of
the Tennessee Legislature, to attach a
portion of Maury county to the county
of Lewis. We hope this bill will not
pass. We are sure that two-thirds of
the section of our county in question do
not favor the proposed change. Our
Represent atives will consult the inter-
ests and obey the desires of their con-
stituents by using all their influence in
opposi ton to the bill.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07

Died, on the ith March, 1873, at his home, at
about 10 years of age. lie has for a number Of
years, until recently, been freight and ticket
agent at the Station, and Lis labors rs such,
father, ana an honest, sober, christian and
well-beloved man. lie has left TO his children
the priceless jewel, a good name.
A FRIEND.
In this county, saturday, March lst, 1878,
DIR, w. r. BARFIRLD.
In this county, Wednesday, March 9TH,
1873, Mrs. EDMOND COOPER.
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Ynnnrhnt entity.

We published in our last issue that aa at
tempt had been made, by the prisoners to break
Jail. Young John and William Roller, two
boys Of this place. who were charged with
furnishing them with tools, etc, had their
trial before Esqr's Clear and Horsley, Satur-
CAV last, and the eldest, John, found guilty
ann in default OF a thousand dollar bond, sent
to Jail TO await his trial at the present term Of
the Criminal Court. William, the Younger
bow, was discharged.
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The UseTuI aud the Ornamental.

me young Jack, yosrs old, warranted
sound and Soryiceable. Highly bred, raised By
Can't. James Rains Of Davidson county. II
not cold by April LIST will stand the ensuing
season 5 miles from Columbia on Nj. Pleasant
pike. Also, large collection Of choice and
rare PLANTS and flowers, 400 thrifty, young
Msgnolias Apply TO
rcb2s-3t MELVILLE WILLIAMS.
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would respectfully request those indebt-
ed to me for Goods bought prior to January
lsi, 1873, 10 settle for the same by the first OF
March, ~ longer indulgence will not be Civ
en-.
Feb. n, ls73.3t. H.W .SASDEEs.
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We Brown a Go have the largest and
and most attractive stock 81 goods Ia Coo
lumbia, which thrynrc selling VI and below
Nashville prices. Call AZ their Store-housr
on West Main street uext door 10 Embry
& Fricrson's, and you viii save money. No
trouble TO show goods.
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Enrhcm HrctIn.

4 large aad complete stock OF Landrsth's
genuin, garden scels just received. direct
from b. Laudrctl 4 Son, Of Philadelphis.
warranted fresh and genuine. ALTO white and
red onion fetis.
Fob. I. 1879. z. B. RAINa
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RrrhiI NtnI,IIirr

Has played tie miech,gs with Congress late
~, but IL hasn't Gurt W 4 Brown & Co ct all,
~ they uu uut do "a credit business, but sell
exclusively for cash, al Nashville prices nud
often less. january "a, q
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07

And you will acknowledge that " q Brow
L 60 will sell y0u goods 40 less prices than
any house in Columbia. ON hand, splcn-
did stock Of EoutUcsy Jeans, superb as,OTi-
ineut Of Blocl, Alpaca, and pure Mohalrs;
IO-I Brown and Blolched Shectiugs aud
Ticl,ings. can and examine.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07

uGr entire stock Of Boots, shoes and Hats
will he sold for the coming season, which
consists Of the very best Goods we can have
made, and most ofthem we have made for
our trade and nllly warranted as To make
aulqunlity. Shcegog & Son.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07

David McCaw to Powhatan Gordon,
Trustee, 6 acres in 10th district, 5000.
John T. Vestal to Mrs. Dinah Judd, 8
acres in 10Th district, $3.50.
Clerk q Master to Mrs. Dinah Judd,
"a acres in 10Th district, S7OS.38
County Court Clerk to W. r. Brown,
6915 acres in 18th district, $685. 81.
Enos Robinson to w. +. Tomlinson,
1214 acres in l4th district, $500.
James F. Gracy to Joseph B. Crazy,
4615 acres in 9th district, Sl9O6.5O.
John G. Johnson and others to w. II.
Robinson, lis acres in I4th district, g., 400.
N. B. Cheairs, Trustee, to d. NJ. 3 W.
Ii. Brown, 1881 acres IN ed district,
$685.,
Joe Love TO L. A. Burke, feet at Hur-
ricsne Switch, $3.50.
Thomas White to Aaron b. Wilkes,
4 acre at Camphell's Station, 500.
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100000

Choice Apple, Pear, Peach & Cherry Trees
for sale at Low Prices, this spring,
NJ WIN. Shsppard's Nursery, i mile south Of
Public Square, on Pulaski Turnpike, Colum-
bis, Tenn. lFeb. J., ls55-lm.
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Which You Can Certainly DO,
oI Boots, Shoes and Hats, 10y calling upon
,Hcegog q Son, "a, they have a large stock
and will sell them very Low Tor Cash.
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Parties Wishing
10 BUY forCa.RI

" lll certainly lind 70 greatly 10 thctr inter
est To Buy Boots, Shoes, and Hats from Shce-
gOs & Son as they keep large stock, have
The best ofGoodS ANA sell cheaper than any
other house I'm Columbia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07

fowler and lady, Misses Mollie Mack,
Sarah Brown, and H. p. Figuers.
Persons of all denominations are inVi-
ted to attend, as the Social Circle is COM
posed OF persons of all denominations,
and is not intended to be sectarian.
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We keen the best

That are made
Epots, Shoes and Hats, and sell them nj
,.,,ll profits for cash.
Sheegog & son.
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And made much more Happy
At the End Of thA Year
by Buying your Boots. shoes aud Hat,
For Cash
From Sheegog & Son,
Who deal exclusively in those articles and
who keep % large and fresh stock Of The Best
mike. We invite every one 10 call and ex
anime as wearc always ready and willing
DO show and sell.
vi persons indebted TO Us will please come
forward aud settle.
Feb. li-tf. MAYS & DODsoN.
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CHANCERY SALE OF
"Oorinthian Hail."

Or more generally known as t1e Mtioiid COT
lege. By virtue of decree OF the Chancery
Court, at Columbia, TennesseO, rendered al
the November term, 1879, In the case of 0
g. the highest bidder at thu Court House in
the town Of Columbia, on saturday tho 9Th day
Of April 1873, Corinthiau Hall or Methodist
College property, consisting Of about soven
acres, with n large Brick building near the
centre Of said grounds, formerly use as ie-
malo college, Said property will be sold on a
credit of Vne and two years except the surl of
six hundred dollars TO be paid IN cash NOTES,
with interest from date. will be required Of the
purchaser or pu.chasers with good security,
and a lien retained for payment of the pur-
chase money. The came sold free from the
equity of rede m ptiOn
March z, 1873. ID. E. COOPER, {. 4 ".
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Fully no 10 the

Demands Of the Times,
Add determination upon our part 10 sur
Hjy the whole people with Better, Handsoni-
.rand Cheaper Boots, Shoes and Hats than
Tu DC found IN Columbia.
sheegog a. Son.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07

WE publish to-day very interesting
communication 6y on one OF our most
intelligent farmers, on the subject of
Railroads and turnpikes." We would
like to hear from other farmers on this
important subject.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07

Marriage Licenses Since Feb. aSGB.
VIM. T. Booker and Tennie GalbIeath.
Scott Thomas and Doney Ball.
i. NJ. Byrd and A. D. A. Marlin.
III. G.. White and A. C. WorIoy.
David Fitzgerald and 81. NJ. Skeiley.
j. T. Miller and Lucy A. Finch.
Thos. Fitzgerald and Doney Burnham,
CoLERE4i.
James FrieTson and Jennie Kittrell,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07

State Deputy Rev. w. NJ, NeeIey announces
that Convention of Good TemplarS viii be
held in Columbia on The 2lst of March, 1878.
paIti ,ulars next week
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On the most

5000 Blu. Wheat wanted NJ market quota
ions, by Martin. Embry & Wright.
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Linen and Marsailles Goods.

tice dropped in the Post-ofice by partiss wish.
ing TO see his assortment, will be promptly re-
sponded to. He exhibited some specimens OF
his goods at our last fair which were
MUCH ADMIRED
ne VIII pc pleased to show them to all who
WISH ~ 10 see tnem, and feels sure of being able
he can AFFORD to offer you hrst class Goods
AT Reasonable Rates
ssoause no suys them directly from the manu-
iGotuIers. Feb %, S73-tf.
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Mules for Sale
Greatly Benefited

Good Mules for sale at Mays = Dodson's
Livery stable. Fob ltf
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WILLIAMS.


Boots, shoes and Hats,
tiu 10 a store that only keeps these articles
as they certainly have n Larger stock, Better
foods and sell Cheaper than houses that
rep mixed stock. Call at Sheegog & Sons
ID see II this Is not true.
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Flower Seed.
For Sale.

lower Seed. $50 different varieties received
t lay, Feb. 9th. 1873. T.B. RAINS.
Feb. %.
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oyERsEERs CT RoADs.

I. VI. Campbell in place of Mccoy w.
Campbell, resigned J. B. Chappell in place
of W. A. Bailey, resigned; f. ]. Ewing in place
of W. B. johnson resigned Robt. Elan in
place of Alfred Gardner; E. n Woodland,
Leiper's creek VIM. a. Dobbins in place of
Z. A. Roam resigned
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Marriage Licenses Issued TO the
White Persons from list January,
1872. to the lat January, 1873, In
Maury COUNTY

LADIES.
+ C Anderson,
Paralee Howell,
Sarah 4 Frierson,
NJ NJ Mayes,
B p Sldberry,
NJ L Alley,
Laura E Williams,
Nj G Smith,
Ida Bingham,
Paralee Hedspeth,
Z B Mayes,
Jennie Nicholson,
Mary Russell,
Mary J Gross,
Lou Duke,
Martha S Sowell.
I E King,
Nancy E Pigg,
Emma Neeley,
Tennie Mayberry,
Lizzie Adkisson,
Lila j Furguson,
Mary I Burke.
Bertha Thompson,
Sallie Ballanfaut,
Lizzie B Kennedy,
Virginia Allen,
A B Kiuzer,
Mary Bates,
Eliza Cant,
Laura Z Brooks,
Alice A Harris,
II E Brown,
Liney Chunn,
Mary E Goodloe,
Sallic E Craig,
Ellen Dewainr,
NJ j Poque,
Laura A Brooks,
NJ S Strong,
Sallie Ham,
Mary H Haynes,
Martha Shaw,
VI E SObeeslian,
Mollie Leggett,
Mary J Mayes,
Sallie A Crawford,
Matte J Grant,
Lronia Hiners,
Nancy NJ Moore,
Elizabeth Laid,
Mary J Gipson.
Richard Page.
y 4 ScTibner,
Malvina Scott,
Sallic A Simmons,
Oma Holcomb,
Ella J Wilkes,
Matte J Nichols,
Annie J Gates,
Isabel Warren,
W S Gibbs,
Fidelia J Nelson,
Mary + Fitzpatrick,
Eliza Tankerslev,
Charity Hirne,
Narciscia Stinson,
Sarah 5 Jones,
Elvira Williams,
Willie Pointer,
Laura S Powell,
Ida W Lollar,
MARGARET Eallpy
Rose A White,
Augusta StrOzzi,
Sue A Dobbins,
Sallie B Foster,
Melissa Green,
Mary V Hughes,
Sarah Davis,
Elvira Caffy,
Elvira Coffee,
Charity Hines,
hester a Powell,
Elizabeth j Ellison,
V l. Bowels,
Martha C Brown,
Mary V Hughes,
Lira Bell,
Ncra & Thomas,
Jennie Lannigan.
NJ L Mcdonald,
Mary F MANN,
Tennie Walden,
Annie Flowers,
g Ann Smith,
Eugenia Whitaker,
Fannie Baird,
Z 7 Butler,
Alice johnson,
Mollie I Grissom,
Martha J Warren,
Mary Gibson,
Elizabeth J Irwin,
c j Rhodes,
Mary j. johnson,
s A Edgin,
Fannie NJ SimmanS,
Lou Allen,
Louisa Z 5 Leonard,
Matte James,
Elizabeth B PrImm,
Lee Ann LeIper,
Biddie Wlsener,
Fannie c Lane,
Sarah H Hutchinson,
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Col lhn RasI-

Feb. n-iL MAYS & DoDso>.
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What Our Wayne County acighbOrs
are Doing.

WAYNEsBoRO, Feb. II, 1878.
DEAR HERALD:-T aim ost incessant ram
for the last week has raised the creeks con-
siderabIy, though not sufficiently to do any
very serious damage to farms. The mud rem
ders our roads almost impossible; the old
Central Turnpike from Wayne 10 Clifton, is
in such miserable condition that great deal
. Che heavy wagOning over the road has been
suspended until spring. The bridge at
Waynesboro has been somewhat damaged by
high water, but is vet considered safe.
The iron NOrhs, six miles east OF here, have
been undergoing repairs for few weeks, but
viii start up again with increased capacity.
II is supposed that they will now be able to
make twenty tons per day. The concern is
under the management of Col G. w. Boyd,
who IS considered one of the best iron mana
gers in the South, and is "the right man in
the right place." The office is in charge of
d. J. O'Keiffe, chief clerk. lie is one of those
correct business men who make no mistakes.
Wavnesboro seems to DE improving. She
ias Lodge Of Good Templars, numbering
about eighty members, many of whom are the
first men of the couHtry. The town has, with
in the last month, been purged of four of its
saloon keepers, all of whom "vamoosed the
rancho" some of them leaving liabilities I'M
paid,
Farmers have made very little preparation
for a crop, owing to the bad weather. There
is not so much wheat sowed in Wayne this
year as last and the crop is looking badly.
4 few days ago a very clever old citizen by
tie name of Fife became insane, and is now
lodged IN the county jail. 1t is said that be-
fore he entirely lost his reasoning faculties,
he requested his friends TO cOnfne him if he
should grow worse, He will probably be re-
moved to the lunatic asylum IN short time.
He has many friends here, and there is much
sympathy for him. More anon. EERITAs.
WAYNEsBoBo, Tenn, Feb. oath, 1878.
DEAR HERALD Our little WALLACE is all
q Iiet and void of news. Considerable excite
meut prevailed the other day, created by the
report that Henryville had washed away; par
ties were Immediately dispatched to points
lower down the river with baskets to pick up
the town if it should lodge in drift or float
ashore. Mr.. Burns and Mr.. Rusten stretched
a thread across the River, and Randall set his
fish trap, but in the midst Of these prepara-
tioUs, while expectation stood on tip toe. a
runner arrived and informed US that it was
not the city but the bridge and mill dam that
were swept away by the food. We congratu-
late our HeuryYille friends on their narrow es-
cape, for if the city had stood in the way Of the
river, no earthly power could haye saved it.
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Several of Columbias lovelieSt and
most beautiful daughters have returned
from among the oranges and flowers of Lou
isiana,
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Restores Gray Or Faded Hair.
CHANCERY SALE OF

~ REAL ESTATE
by virtue Of q deere" OF the Chnuccgy court
at Columbia, Tonne soc, rendered y.L TO- No.
yelnbpr term, 1877, iu the case of J. y. Walk
On vs.. IT, II. JumisDu. ~ ais, VIII sell TO tho
highest bidder ~ the Court House, iu thu
town Of Columbia, Dn Saturday the dtn dav
OF \ pril, 1873, tract or parcel Uf land situHt-
ed la the2uth civil district OF Maurf count,
the North by Bill murphy, ga the Fast 'v
Y. a. JamiSDu, on the south by Bob Mich
euer, aud Oh the West by Henry Murphy
SAID land viii lU sold ON credit ut -iNr
twelve and IS months, except the sum 81 sAB
Ia cash: notes with good security. hsuriug
Interest fr0m date, viii hc required OF puT-
chaserS, ana lien retained on said land f'r
payment Of the purchase mouey. Th"~ftItn
sold free from the equity of redemption.
ID. u. COOPER, &. a ~.
EArJl, !, IAIt.
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CTOCK NOTICE.
BLACK PRINCE

Will make the season OF 1873 at the farm OF
L. w. Black. two miles North ofColumbia, on
the Nashville pike.
TERHs-SI5 the season and S25 TO insure Se,.
son begins March LIST and ends July lst. All
care taken to prevent accidents but no respon-
sibility should any occur.
Season due ami payable July LIST. 1875. In.
surance due and payable January LIST. 1874.
Feb. 21-2m. l.. W. BLACK.
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Ladies of the Social Circle will start lite
rary paper next week
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j s Griffith
W II Wood
Lucips Pogue
L Z Bassham
J l. Rushton
John L Bond
Themas j Clinton
w p Barr
John w Corpier
Philip Dawson
J W Moore
! I Wakefield
James NJ Andrews
L Il Stephenson
John Brown
James p Baugh
u N Joccols
John Frewett
Jo b Fomlisou
" J Caldwell
Giles Holmes
VIM McGaw
G p Horne
! 4 3 u Walker
James Ii Brooks
Hugh l. Tankersley
Neil 5 Furgerson
= p Scott
RobertP Gannecw y
q A Depriest
: = Cannon
1hos u Guest
ii Barnes
Lewis Finiou
scott Alley
G D VOORHEES,
Wm q Bosworth
I J Craig
James Prince
) L Lee
J T Howell
Moses j Gibson
Moses G Gipson
Neil S Forgum
" III NJ TDmason
J I'M f Gordon
} w ID Estes
Thomas Adams
: i Lee
j q Staten
George l. Thomas
Campbell WhitthoTne
| W Z 4 Shaw
| Joel Gibson
Neil Massey
J " Carrigan
John " Dial
| John Baird
John N Hickey
| / 4 BToWoinp
Bradley Mcclure
William T McNeCce
j W Gates
Shelton Allen
George NJ Ostrander
A \ Baker
Sampson Potts
5 Y Morton
7 C Gaskell
Elijah Roam
Ephraim Brown
I W 0verstreet
i r Gray
John Mayes
Frank Watson
John II Potts
| John w Smith
4 A Grimes
! IL T johnson
| Thomas y Lunn
| Richard Brown
| James Turnbow
j I Lavender
| Alfred Mullen
| Andrew j TimmOns
John T Harrell
Henry Kyle
| J w Farris
Philip J Harvie
Saml r Gibbs
VIM Floid
| W j Farley
Ephrai i'm Z Erwin
job u j Rountree
J ID Gibson
Robert Prichard
Neil ; Owen
N a Cogins
| Daniel Coleman
| A o p Nicholson, Jr
N G Armstrong
| A + Stenbeck
Francis n Eddleman
" J Dillahay
Benjamin D Morgan
j G Herbert
George l. Grimes
! John J Childry
W m Harsewell
Charles S Nichols
James Mathews
| Ernest lOest
John II Blair
J pr John ID Bennett
| W J Webster
| Z Z Stone
W Z Grant
| Hartley Anderson
J o Levitt
| John j johnson
| Arch I Crews
John A West
| VIM I Ware
NJ G. Petty
james T Smith
! John I Berry
| J G Lavender
I ) NewcOmb
H!illered J AdkissOn
! Thomas n Figuers
! George Roberts
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE
METEOROLOGICAL.

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James. for the week ending Feb.
18Th. 1873 RI