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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-10

see in your "Fair ground notes."
that you "regTet that the display OF ag~
ricultural implements is so meagre."
Should one not pause here, and enquire
why this was the case? The Association
and the people of the county, may well
be proud of our recent successful fair,
especially successful in the stock depart
ment. But why so meagre, in the agri-
cultural implements and farm product
departments. our Joy at our grand
success is saddened by the meagre eX~
hibition, in these two grand and essen
tisl departments. grand and essential, as
being the basis of all our prosperity and
happiness, the grand 1rOrk upon which
all our various industries rest. 1t is
wise TO review the past, that we may in
future shun the errors, OF the past, auG
command success in all our depart
ments of our fairs. In looking over the
list of premiums offered by the asSOcia~
ton, we find that over $1,000 is offered as
premiums in the live stock department
In the mechanical department a little
over $50 IS offered, whilst in the most
important of all departments, tO-wit
Farm products S24 is the sum total, of
the premiums. The splendid premium
list in the live stock department insured
grand success. The meagre exhibition,
IN the mechanical implements, and farm
products ought to have been anticipated
~ WI NAANNA lJAl'AAAs SAAASNNNAS' NNNNoA'
corr, wheat, hogs and tobacco, are the
grand basis OF all our wealth and pros
perity. Yet on cotton we find no prem
iums offered. The city of Columbia as
pires to be a cotton market-whele were
your factors aud buyers, that they neg
lected to foster so important an interest
on this occasion? Tobacco, another
rapidly increasing product of our cOun~
try is dismissed with a g premium,
whilst 81 is given to a dressed pound
cake. The "Statf of life" corn and
wheat, commands a s. premium, and
the pleasure earnings $50. The best
display of farm implements commanded
IS premium, and a pair OF pigs $40
We think this great disparity in the
value OF the premiums offered pretty
fully accounts tor success in the live
stock departments, ard tue meagre re-
suits IL the other departments. or our
fine stock we are enlinently proud and
most gladly endorse the course of the
directors in Offering such handsome
premiums, and we trust that in the flu
ture they will have the inclination and
ability to offer equally as handsome
premiums in the other departments, so
that our Fairs may be grand successes
I'D every particular.
Your correspondent, who is Just re-
covering from long spell of sickness,
knows but little of what Is going on III
the outside world, outside of the news
that the press brings: What a comfort
and blessing is the weekly visit of our
county paper, the HERALD, especially
is'it rare treat and welcome guest,
when We are imprisoned by sickness,
from its columns we gather news from
our friends in every part of the county.
Long may the HERALD live and prosper.
Yours, Truly,
MONTGOMERY.
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Death of George NJ. Cannon.

This excellent citizen died at his resi~
dence last Saturday the 4th inst, of
typhoid fever, after protracted illness,
He had but lately returned from Ar
kansas, where he had gone after the
family of his son Thomas, who had died
in that State. Mr.. Cannon was an ups
right, conscientious man. The remains
were inferred at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. b. Bingham and lady, Of Memphis, have
been spending several weeks with their rel3-
tIons 10 Maury and Hickman cOu1ties.
DIR. ". F. Southern, of Memphis, came to
our town last week, after an absence of eleven
years The Doctor says he has stayed away
longer than any man who ever left Columbia
without owing ANYTHING.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-10

A walking cane was lost by { gentleman
while leaving TIE Fair last week, between the
Fair Grounds and Cross Bridges. 1t ressm.
bies a bamboo, with a buck horn handle, etc,
and Is especially rsvered because it has been
in the losers family for seventy years. The
finder will be amply rewarded by bringing il
to A s Horsey ri the HEEALD Office
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MA RREAGES.

on Thursday, the I'd inst, on Leiper's
Creek, near Williamsport, by Esq. Spark
man, at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. r. w. LADD to Miss p. I. KINzER.
]. Il. Allison to Mrs. NJ. Z. PattSn.
AIonza j. Wood to Mary Brewer.
Thos. Robinson to Mary f. CrOwell.
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DEATHS.

In this county, Oct Sd, JOIN L. CHEEx, aged
about 70 years.
In Collin county, Texas, on the 9th of Au-
gust. Mrs. ELIZABETH P. HUEY, wife of Jas.
II. Huey, formerly of Maury county. Tenn.
She was estimate lady, and had many
friends in Maury county.
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COLUMBIA MARKET.

Office ofMARrIN, EMERY & WRIGHT,
Oct. 9th, 1873. I
Bacon-shoulders SC, sides &c; hams Il &c.
to l3c.
Buher-l5c. to 20c,
ResslCGr-251.
SGcSsssa-7oc. 81 % y doz
FdiLtag Ropc-S TO SIC.
Bailja1-l6 to 20c.
Gofton-I5c, low middling.
Cotton iSce,t-t0c per 100 lbs.
Corn-GDc loose from wagons; demand light
at prices, no shipping demand.
Cofce-Rio, % to d c; Java, $685. Lagulra,
- to -
Coal Oil-57]1@c by the barrel; 409J0c, . Gal
Caadleg-22I 2la25c. 3 II.
Eags-I5ce120c. Scarpe,
Dried Fr,.i:-Ap ples 4ci fur quarter Peaches
4c; "a Peaches &c; Peeled Peaches l0c.
Flotsr-4,0 90 TO 800 per leo it's.
1iase--40td5Oc.
Iron Tas-l0 to lie.
Lqrd-0c from wagons.
Lims-inGsflo. p bushel.
NeGl-70c from wagons.
loJosses and SVrUPs-comnon, 55z5, s5l00; gCl-
den syrup, sl9l.2a,
Pea Nuts-Slo 10 Ice; dun.
PepDeT-iASte4OG 800
k.ce--Il 5gI2c. "
Si5t-I.OJ for hu bbi; 800 for SAB
SOdp-l0Cd loo.
.S0id-l09l2c.
Sggor-New Orleans, 1lal5c; neInerara, 49
l5c; \ sugar, l5c; crushed and graduated,
Tea-l.2592.jO q n.
TdHotc-6c. p 10,
WcCI-49 70 4Jc Tor 1uD Washed; . 10 2Sc for
hong wool free OfbuTs; bury wool IS to 20c
Uhe0t-l.OUGi.2J; for common Red, Medi
teTaniRn TO choice RoushtQn OF White, the
latter commanding The highest price.
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All kinds OF Hosiery, and Gloves, Ladies
anu Gents underware, at ". L. Brown
and Cos.
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Business Notices.

Mems Boys Ladies', Misses and Children s
Boots. Shoes and Gaiters-best quality and
low prices. w. j. PHILIPS.
Oct, 10.-2t.
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We take the liberty of publishing the fol-
lowing extract from letter written to US by
Mr., Il, NJ. King, Of Upton county, West Ten
pcssee " on can recommend Primm's
Spriug to all persons afflicted with chronic
diarrhpa. | have been severely afflicted with
II for years, and have attended numerous VA
tering places, but don't think have ever been
benefited so much l have been this sum
mer at Primm's Spring. Our crops in this
section, where they have been worked, are
rarr good -
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We ever offered, and the best goods W,
ever sold can be seen at our store.
SHEEGOG 81 son.
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Office ofMARTIN, EMERY & WRIGHT,
Oct. 9th, 1873.
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500 70
JOHN LATTA. JR.

Tax Collector.
On motion, it was ordered that the re-
port be spread upon the minutes.
JAMES l. GUEST
RrcO1 jcy
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100000

divided into 1900 cash gifts wiii bo distriD-
uted by lot among the tirlSut-hpldrD~. Tho
of the tickets 90 Zoe drawn from
trBlu unptIt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-10

l have now in store a large and varied stock
of Fail and Winter Goods. Gail and exam
inc for yourselves and be convinced that this
is the place to save money. One price only,
w. PHILIPS.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
Friday, Oct. IOth, Is4s.
METEOROLOGICAI

Range of ThernIOm eter ana BarOm-
ter. at WintOn, Residence of J,H.
James. for the week ending Oct.
9th WR=9 -
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Total
$500

Ofthis number $3.50 whites are male,
and 3, l53 female The blacks are a,0G2
males and 2,f72 fsnales-making n
grand total in the county, OF whites and
blacks, oCl2,0@7.
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Scholastic Population of Maury
Comfy.

Mr.. Gordon, the Superintendent of
Public Instruction, has kindly turuish>
ed us With the scholastic population of
this county, white and black, between
the Ares of six and 81.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-10

Largest stock of Drygoods Notions, Boots,
Shoes, Hats and clothing, at w. Z. Brown
and Cos
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-10
Sheegog & Son,

Best and cheapest Boots and Shoes, elor,
pair warranted, at W. L. Brown and Co.'S
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-10

The following named persons were appoint
ed overseers: Jas Il Gregory, " W Mccormick,
John II kennedy, John WaIdram, Jack How
ard, r. Il Caskey, J W Irwin, Thos Fog ter, Geo
Irvine, John L Wilkes, I G Iaris, L S Serb
ner, J A Frieyscn, S Strayhorn, Moore,
John Hobbs, Harvey Jacobs, b NJ Hood, j
Williams.
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Men and Boys clothing in great variety.
Will be glad to compare prices with any other
house. w. J. PHILIPs.
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what Ralph Saws,

Ralph Williams, a scientific, gentle
manly aud liberal hunter, utterly repu~
dates the item in former issue of the
HERALD which states: "Ralph Williams
and Nick Brown say if.they get forgive>
ness for going on the recent hunting eX-
cursion to Cecips Camp, they Will never
be caught in such a crowd again."
Ralph being by nature social, affable,
kind and polite TO everybody, and would
do Justice to all mankind, and only
claims for himself kind treatment,
which he will receive from every gem
tleman, says in his own Language, that
he has been grossly misrepresented and
great Injustice done him by the above
Statement. for he desires the world, and
the "balance humankind" to understand
particularly, that he's not connected with
Mr.. Nick Brown either by consanguin-
ity. affinity, association, or hunting of
deer; and if he had a through ticket, and
had his baggage checked tJ New Jerusa-
Lem, he would not embark nor take
massage, unless Mas-Apas Hunter was
conductor; Mass Bob. ricketts, engineer
for he always keeps up the steam and
blows his whistle; Mass Rufe Polk
brakesman-for he's able to put on the
brakes, Mass Bob. Jamison baggage mas
ter. and Mass Hugh Cook passenger; tor
with these leaders and officials, would
land safely on the other side of Jordon.
Then how could switch OF, and go with
The relation OF old John Brown, of Harper's
Ferry renOWn;
II did there would arise anothers Govnor
Wise,
Who would hang me to black jack with
ont disguise.
ONE or EN-,
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Wedne daY, % cenber "a, e.

Only sixty thousand tickets viii D." sold
and onC-hulf of these are intended tor the
European Market, ihu- lr.t,Iu., only auuO0
for sale tu the United States, where 10000
were discussed pffJr 90, Third Concert. rhG
tickets are divided InlU ton coupons uI parts
and have on tbulr bpr,, tho scheme with a
fun explanation Of the mode Of drawing.
At this concert which Will be the Euiudest
musical display ever witnessed tu THIS UuuU-
try ia, unprecedented sum OI
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-10
Fall Stock For 1873.
Our new stock of
Boots and Shoes,
HofS a1d Ctuns

Are now opened and will &C SOLD tor cash
at much lover price than ever offered in
Columbia. SHEEGOG & son.
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H"ndSomest stock of Prints and Dress.
goods, largest stock of bleached and brown
cottons Blankets and Flannels, at w. Z,
Brown and Cos.
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pair warranted, at W. Z. Brown and Cos
Fall Stock For 1873.
Our new stock of
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Are now opened and will &C SOLD tor cash
at much lover price than ever offered in
Columbia. sHEEGOG & son.
HandsOmest stock of Prints and Dress.
goods, largest stock of bleachcd and brown
cottons Blankets and Flapnels, at w. r.
Brown and Cos.
Beautiful assortment of shawls, Ill ,he
prettiest styles, at !owesf prices ut W. L.
Brown ana COS.
Cheapest clothing Hats aud Caps at W.
E, Brown and Cos,
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
We are authorized to announce the fol
lowing named gentlemen as candidates for
reelection to the office of Mayor and Alder
men, at the approaching Municipal election,
on the Sd Saturday in NoyomhoI noxt.
For lf0yCr-EDwARD KUHN.
Aldermen, Isl Ward.
Ii. b TIrCoMB,
j. L. GARTNER,'
w, \. LATTA.
Atde'mea, Cd E'a"o.
l. EI. MATTHEW'S,
Morn HODGE,
r. II. JAMESON.
aldermen, 81 Ward.
T. B. RAINS,
GEORGE MARTIN,
l. NJ. POWELL,
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Beautiful assortment of Shawls, Ill The
prettiest styles, at Lowest prices ut W. L.
Brown ana COS.
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Cheapest clothing Hats and Caps at W.
e. Brown and Cos,
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l2,OOO,0OO ACRES.
Cheap Farms.
TIE Cheapest Land in Market, for sale by the
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
In the GREAT PLATTE VALLEY.

3OlO.0t0 Acres in .entral Nebraska now or
sale in tact, OF forty acres and upwards on Five
aud Ten Years CredI' at per cent. No Adj
VANCE Interest required.
Mid and HeaIIhiul Climate, Fertile Sol, an
Abundance oi good Water.
The BEST MARKET ~ THE WEST I!
The great Mining regions OF Nyo:'ing. Colo.
ato, Utah and Nevada, being supplied by the
farmers IN lhr Plate Valley.
!>OIdisrS Emiiied 10 Homestead nf
100 Here's Ihe Best Location for
Colonies.
FREE HOMES FOR ALL Millions Of
Acres Ul Choice Government Land. open Tor
entry under The Homestead Law, near ih Glen,
Rairo with eoos markets and all he COVE
nlences of an old settled country.
Free passes 10 purchasers OF Railroad Land.
Sectional Map-, showing the Land. ll.o new
edition Of Descriptive Pamphlet with New
Maps Mailed Free E,eryw here. Address,
q. +. DAVIS.
Lend Commiss loner l.. =. r. H..
Omaha. Nrb.
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THE undersigned respectfully announces to
i the pubic that he has purchased and fitted
up in the most comfortable and convenient
manner, The large brick building formerly oc-
cupied by }. l.. W. Is ker, on Queen Street,
and he is now prepared TO accommodate, IN
THE BEST STYLE, the travelling public,
transient and permanent boarders.
HIS TABLE will always be supplied with
the best The market affords, and meals will be
served a all hours, day or night.
HIS BAR will be furnish I'd with The BEST
and PUREST LIQJOR that can he OBJ ain
ed Old Whiskies, BranJies and Wines, are
specially OF this House. Choice S"gars al
ways Oh hand.
HIS TABLES will be under the superris-
ion Of careful oSilers.
HACKS Will run daily 10 the Depot 10 con-
vey guests 10 aud fronl the House free Of
charge.
It's the purpose Of the proprietor 10 make
the Nc SHERRY HOUSE a
FlRST-CLASS HOTEL,
and nothing shall be lett undone for the com
fort Of guests.
JAS. II McSHERRY, Prof.
J. +. McISrIRE, Clerk.
April - ly
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Half Alive.

II is a sad Ling pass throu h life only
hall alive. lel there are thousands whose ha-
ritual condition l. one of luncuor and deb ltiy
They complain Of 10 specific disease; they
sGtrr no Po'l'Te pain; hut they have no rel
in Tor any thing winch affords mental or sensual
pleasure 10 their more ROBUST and energetic
acknowledging.
Ia niue cases out Ct ten this state of iassitude
and por arises from morbii stomach. IT,
dlsesiio'. destroys the energy Of both mind and
body When The waste Of nllur. is not >urplied
Nv due and regular a>simii alton OF the food.
every o'gan is starved, every Junction IN errup-
ted
Now what does common sense suggest under
ehese circumstances OF depression The system
.eeds rou.ing and strengthening; not merely
s,, An houi or two, u sink afterwards into
more pi;Isble condition than ever ds it as>ur-
eJIy wocld do if an ordinary alcoholic stimulan,
,a. fe.orted 10. hut radically and permanent .
H,v is thus desirable object 10 he accom-
,,lisheJ; The answer 10 tnis question founded
nm the unvar,ing experience OF quarter OF a
.ren.urv. is easily given. lniuse neS vignr into
IN. d,,e,tive orrars hy q course Of Hostctcr's
Stomach b. tiers. Do not wa,ie time 10 admin
,,,,rlus ,emp.nsTy re neJes. but wike the
..ys,.m up by rrcupera'ing the ioun'a n head
ot physical strength and ent rsy,'he great organ
upon which all the other organs depend ior
the nurture snt support.
By the time that dozen doses Of the great
vegetable tonic and inv ieorsni have bern tIken'
the treble frame OF the dyspePtic will begin to
'eel It's benign influence. APPETITE viii De
created, and with appetite the capacity "digest
what It Graves. Persevere until the cure Is
complete heallhfuI blood fit 10 be the
mater. | Il flesh anl muscle, bone aud ner 'e
and brain. flows through the channel of circu-
la,ion, instead OF the wa,ery pabulum With which
they have been heretofore imperiectly nour
ished
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LADIES
e E N I'll E NJ E N !
II e A ID Il HI S !!
REMEMBER THHT

REMEMBER IH.HT
I HAVE just returned from the city aud
L opened my Dry Good, &c, for the Spring
Of 1913, and invite you To call and examine
for yourselves feeling contiden, you can please
yourselves by purchasing here. Have every
thing usually kept in country store which we
will dispose Of Tor Cash.
DRY GOODS.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cordurois, Kenlnckk
Jeans, Linens, Blue Denms, Checks, Hickory
Shifting, Plaid Collons, Tweeds, &c.
LADIES WEAR.
Mou>iins, DeLaines, Poplins Chinese Grass
Cloth, Lawns, Grenadines, Alpacas, Calicos,
Ginghams, Piques, White Cdmbrics, Swiss
Leno-. Tartan, Musquito Bars, Crash, Linen
Diaper, lIish Linen, &c.
NOTIONS.
Hoop Skirts, Stamped Skirts, White Skirts,
Hosiery, Gloves, Collars, Cuffs, Corsetts,
Chgnons, Switches, Umbrellas, Sun Umbrel-
la,, Fans, EJgiDgs, Insertions, Crepe Wells,
Grenadine Wells, Berage, DE BaIze, Md Gloves,
Calfskin Dress Glove, IIandkerchiefs, Shirt
Fronts, Combs, Brushes, Hair PIN, Pearl But
tons, &c. 'e
Men and Boys Straw Hats. and VOL and
Fur Hats.
SHOES.
Ladies Morocco Boots, Lasting, Laced and
Buttoned. Ladies, Misses and Chdren's Slip
pers.
FLOOR and Table Oil Cloths, Competing
and Mating.
HARDWARE.
Rakes. Spades, ShoveIs, Hoes, Forks, Car
risge Bolts, Scfews, Nail Rods, Strap Iron,
Horse Shoes, Mule Shoes, Horse Nails,
Wrought Nails, Flat Irons, Hook Hinges Strap
Hinges, Chisrls, Gimbels, Nails aud Spikes.
WOODEN WARE.
Tubs, Buckets, Half and Quarter Bushel
Measures, Baskets, WASH Boards. Axe Han
dies, Shovel Handles, Rolling Pins, Potato
Washers, ard Brooms.
GLASSW ARE and QneenswArc Of every
description.
FUNERAL GOODS furnished at short no
tice. WIN. Il. LENEN.
April 10 If
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JCEU BEB A.

which is pronounced by The leading medical au.
rborIIes OF London and Pans 'tae most power
ful tonic and alternative known TO the medic al
world This is no new AID uuirieJ discove-
ry. but has been long ussd bv the lradiig phys
icians Of other countries with wonderful Ierc
dial results.
Don't wegken and impair The digestive or.
gans by cstbarIics aud physics; they give only
temporary relief; I"dgeslion, fsiuency, and
dyspepsia. With piles and kindred diseases, are
sure to follow their use,
Keep the bio ID pure and health 10 assured.
John z. KELl OGG. Is.plsu 81. n. York
Sole Agent for the Unled Sta .es.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for Circular.
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MEETING OF RAILROAD PRESIDENTS
4 conference was held at Carrollton
Hotel Yesterday morning, between Hon
Frederick Watts, president, Hon. Is.
Kennedy, vice president OF the Cumbcr-
land Valley Railroad, and Hon. I: >.
Faulkner, president OF the MartlnSburg
and Potomac railroad, the object OF the
conference being to make definite AZ
ranremcnts in regard 10 the immediate
CONJUNCTION of about twelve miles OF the
latter road living between Martinsburg,
West Va, and the Potomac river. The
conference resulted in the president and
vice-prcsidcnt of the Cumberland Val
lev road tavoring the advancement OF
the necessary tunds-slT0,oo0-to com
nlrt. the work. The details, however
are to be submitted TO the boards OF
both roads. While it has been under
stood heretofore that the Martnsbur@
and Potomac road was merely Inc III
connection with the Cumberland Valley
and projected Shenandoah road. there IL
said now to he project to run 1t to
Winchester dire ct. which, if conSumna-
ted. will give an unbrokcn route from
the lakes. via the Northern Central and
Cumberland Valley railways, into the
VALLEY of Virginia aud to the South.
The conference between the gentlemen
above named was of short duration, ana
shortly after the meeting had dissolved,
McSsrs. Watts and Kennedy quilted the
city. and at 1870 II. VI. Mr.. Faulkner
also Observation-Disclosures S"n Of SAT
urdu. the 70 h inst.
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Dufirljs, April 5. 1873. If
BOOK AND NEWS
ST0R


T HAVE removed my Store 10 the room
| adjoining Mrs. Markets. residence.
and earnestly invite all needing any thing
in my line 10 give me cali. aud will
strive o NAH, IL their interest 10 Zeal
with me.
keep constantly on hand SCHOOL
ROCKS OF every kind and we'll assert
ed stock Of STATIONERY, NO.
TlONS. &c which will be sold al city
prices or pm IIsher's rates.
ran supply the reading public Win
the Baltimore Dailles and Weekies; all
The be>, Literary and Scientific Journals.
and the various M"niI ca.
ANY book wanted viii he furnished
upon short notice, AT publl-hrr's price,
Persons Notifying me can have their
p,prrs and Magazine- reserved Tor them
or fo. warlrd by mail.
The American Bible Society's Depos.
ilorv Is al my store. aud Bibles and les
ismrnl. ran he had very cheap
JAMES E. BARNHARr,
nearly opp"sire the Virginia House.
April u
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The fifth annual session of the Su-
preme Lodge of the World of knights
of Pythias was held in Richmond, Va,
last week Messrs. G. III. Hodgson, j.
+. Smith and Christopher Siebke
were enrolled as Supreme Representa-
tives from West Virginia
United States Troops in Oregon and
California are ''red hot after Captain
Jack, Chief of the Modoc tribe of In
dams, at the Lava Beds, Oregon, who
murdered Gen. Candy. Captain Jack
is in fair way to catch "Jesse."
A Minnesota farmer has just sold his
farm of l6O acres, forty acres broken
and fall plowed, with good farmhouse,
a stable, and all his farming implements
and utensils, for 900 cash and an old
sheep skin oyercoat.