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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-01-22
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

"A very large congregation assembled il
the new Presbyterian Church last Sunda
morning TO hear the dedication sermon G
Rev. VIM. Mack, DID. The choir sang
beautiful hymn, and one of the young Iadie
sang an exquisite solo. DR.. Mitchell gave on
the hymn, and DR.. Mack preached from tn
Ist verse OF the S4th Psalm: "How amiabl
are thy tabernacIes, Lord OF hosts!" Tn,
sermon was somewhat historical, givins
account of the manner in which the visibl,
Church of God on earth was first formed
its progress up to the present time. 1t was
learned, able and impressive. Among the
items of local interest, he said the Presbyte-
rian Church in Columbia was organized in
InI'r under Brother Blackburn; the church
was built five OF six years afterwards; and
about twenty-five years after that ii burned
down and was rebuilt. Rev. A. w. Smith,
of the NJ. F. Church, occupied a seat on the
high pulpit. The furnace did not work
wei, and the room was cold, The house Is
very handsome, especially on the inside.
The organ is behind the pulpit, and the
choir faces the congregation. The seats are
made OF walnut, and reflect great credit on
Lamb 4 Boyd by whom they were made.
Rev. =. w. Mitchell. OF Zion, was to have
preached in the new Presbyterian Church
in Columbia, Sunday night, but the gas was
not in working order.
In CulIeoka, Dec. 27th, 1874, Rev. f. c.
Wilkes preached from the text, "ThOu
crowucst the year with thy goodness
Goth Psalm, nth verse. The preacher said:
Praise j. always comely. \ retrospect OF
the past year is appropriate the last Sab
bath of the year. First, our country blessed
with peace; no bloody struggles with for
Cign powers; no internal commissions of a
general character. Patriotism and piety
should be blended as among the Jews, who
preferred Jesus alone above their chief joy
and who refused to sing the Lords song in
"a strange land That we should be thank
ful Tor whatever of good was in our govern
ment, peace, liberty, etc, and for the pro-
gress made in enlightened civilization. The
families of this community have met with
no overwhelming sorrow; no one broken
down in name or reputation; the healing
art rarely in demand. The Christians eX-
peTience was next alluded tC, and the young
converts cXhortcd to give sin a wide mar
gin. In illustration, not that driver was
sought who would drive nearest the preci-
pice without being precipitated down it, but
that one that avoided coming near to dan
ger. The mercies OF God still extended TO
the back-sliders and despairing soul. The
general church. The general church dur
ing the past year had made great progress;
that 100000 had been raised to send the
gospel to hcathendOm; and should the mis-
-IouaTies meet with success in the future i'll
the same ratio, 1T would not be long before
the whole world would be brought to
knowledge ofthe Truth as it is in Jesus; that
in Christian hands during the past year,
the church had been greatly revived, and
her ranks had been strengthened by re-
rTuit~.
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Stated Meeting OF the Town Council


! January ID, 1879.
Present: T. w. keesee, Mayor; Jas.
Guest, Recorder; FL. L. White, City Marshal
Messrs. DodsOn, Gartner and Tucker, Alder
men LIST Ward; Gamble and Chaffin 2nC
Ward; Boyd and Helm, Sd Ward.
The Board was called to order by the May
or, the roll called and abSentees noted. The
minutes of the last meeting were read and
| approved:
The Finance Committee approved and
submitted the following accounts, which
on motion, were allowed:
! a. ID. Frierson, stationery Recorders Of
flee, $40.
1. NJ. Sullivan, % bushels coal City Hall,
! = cts. per buShel, $40.
The same committee submitted the fol-
| lowing report:
To tie Honorable Board Mayor and Aldermen of
tie City Of Columbia:
We would beg leave to report that we
have examined the claims of Messrs. Dow
ell and Guest, former policemen, for uncol-
lected costs due them, and we find upon
the Recorders docket a number of cases we
think can be collected, and a number of
which tho corporation is tables; where de-
PENDANTS have been turned over to work on
streets. We therefore recommend that, the
Recorder be instructed to issue executions
in these cases, and place them in the hands
Of the City Marshal for collection, and re-
port TO this Board such cases as were turn
cd over to work on the streets, where Dow
ell and Guest have costs, so that the Board
of Aldermen can settle with said police
men.
On motion the report was adopted.
The committee on the petition of Henry
Il Ntl
street, asked for further time, which on mo-
ton, was granted.
The petition OF F. IL. Watkins and others, |
in regard to moving fence out on Mechanic |
street, was rad, and on motion, was laid |
on the table
On motion. ordered that the Re- |
corder be in ID TO purchase for the use /
of Fire Comp engine No. l, two sections
of suction no ,made rubber, and that the
subject of b-aKcS 10 the engine be referred
back to the Fire Department.
Ike chairnia'- 81 the Water Works Com
inittee made Il lrrbaI report in regard to
the condition OF the water works, report
ing adversely to the petition of the supern-
tcndents, in regard to new branch wheel |
and fixtures.
On motion, t..e c,port was adopted and
petition rejectc,
On motion, il WAS ordered that the City
Marshal may have further time to make
his return to Circuit Court for condemna-
ton OF property for corporation taxes.
The following amendment to the city
avs, i'll regard to Recorders fees, was read
md passed by the board.
Be Il enacted Lyhe Board Of Mayor and IL
tcD,ca oftte city Of o!un,Jia, That, i'll all cases
where license on privilege and Merchant
az may fall due, and the Recorder may
nave to leave nisnuice to collect the same,
lie shall be .,itt..l to two dollars for his
ee. Provided notice has been given of such
license falling du,. The Board then ad
burned.
JAS. l.. GUEST, L. w. KEESEE,
Recorder. Mayor.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-01-22

The Lecture by Judge Fleming for the
benefit OF the Library Association is
postponed until Tuesday night next.
18th inst. 1t will be at the Masonic Hall
at O'Clock. Subject, ''Man and Wife,
Tonight Prof. Il. 4. Macdutf will deliv-
or u lecture at he Athen@um Hall, for
the benefit OF the Library, his subject
being "Love, COurtship and Marriage"
Prot. Macduff during his stay among us,
and in his lectures on PhpsiognOmy,
proved himself an Interesting and
gifted lecturer, and we are glad to know
that our people can have again the pleas
ure OF hearing him. Besides being
sound aud practical, his lectures con-
those who attend this one may expect Il
rich treat We bespeak for him crowd
ed house.
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Your Attention.

Having associated ourselves together for
the purpose of conducting the Watch and
JeWelry business of Columbia on a more
extensive scale, we will be found at the Old
keep constantly on hand large and well
selected assortment of Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silver and Plated-ware, Spectacles,
and all articles usually kept in a first-class
Jewelry Store, all of which we intend to sell
at the lowest prices Tor cash. Particular
attention paid to repairing Watches, Clocks,
Jewery, etc, at the lowest cash prices, US
lag N all cases the best material, and guar
teeing the best workmanship.
Respectfully,
Jan. 20-lm. j. II. JAMES d Son.
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AEAXRIAGE.S.

At the residence of the brides mother, 10y
j. 4. Sanders, Esq, on the 1iih inst, Mr..
JAMES l.. ROBINSON and Miss MARY Raglan,
all of Maury county,
WHITE.
J. w. Fleming to l.. c. Coffee.
James d. jackson to Martha l.. Blake.
Henry w. Barrett to Mary j. Montgomery.
JAS i. Hodge 20 Fannie MGEWtn.
G. q. DameWOOd to Louisa 4GnQell.
COLORED.
Edmond HardiSOn to Martha Ellington.
Frank Hicks to Amanda Brown.
LuciuS Booker to Mary FIipOln.
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OVER THE COUNTY.

Rev. John Daniel 0Punkinl Davis preach
cd at NeeIley'S suhGoi-EOuse last saturday,
night, and stayed all night with w. NJ. Sui
livau- The people were SO we'll pleased
VITA his sermon, that they requested him
70 preach at BigbyvilIe, Saturday, January
5lth, 1870, in the Academy. Prof ]. 7.
Wright Will introduce him. Brother Davis
is very anxious for the ladies To be present.
Mr. Fleming Rankin, an old substantial
citizen ofthi> county, was Paralyzed in his
right side last Thursday, but was better at
L.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-01-22

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton viii be organized in Columbia at
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
next Monday night, and all persons
telling au interest in the matter, irres-
pectiv8 OF denomination, are requested
10 be present and lend their assistance.
This Association is not to be confined to
any denomination and is not to be Or
ganiZsd by any particular one, but it is
a movement Instituted by the young
men OF the different Churches in town,
and no one should teel any hesitancy
about attending. 1t is hoped that the
member Of the various Churchs in Col
umbia will be present. The time ap-
pointed tor meeting is o'clock.
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Personal INTELLIGENUE.

Judge Jones, OF Pulaski, was here last
MONDAY, attending court.
Il. y. OgiIvic and wife, of Bear Creek,
have gone to Kentucky TO spend few
weeks.
joe Gordon, agent for the well known to-
&C % house of Geo. \. Akers, Nashville,
was in Columbia, his old home, few days
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-01-22

DR.. J. W. P. McGismey died near Baton
Rouge, December 18th, 1871. He was Tor
years a citizen OF columbia, well and favor
ably known as partner Of Dr.. VIM. Brown,
of this place. 1t viii gratifying to DR.. Nc
GImsey's old friends to know that for very
many years, he has been constant and
Jealous Christian, and died praying for his
down trodden state, Louisiana.
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NHANCERN SALE

BY virtue of a decree of the ChanceTy
Court at Columbia, Tennessee, rendered at
its December term. 1874, in the case Of /.
II. Sellars, Executor Of Mary b. r'rierson,
decd, vs.. d. W. Peeler, ( viii proceed to
sell to the highest bidder, al the court
house door in the town of Columbia, on
Monday, Sth day of February, $50, the fol
lowing tract or parcel OF land. situated in
the 18th civil district OF NaurE county.
The same being a part of tract of land
sold aud conveyed by one Thomas Jones to
s lid Mary B. FriersOn- and bounded as fol
lows, tO-wit: BeginnlLs az q stake sugar
pointer in the road from hlll4amspoTt to
Cathby's Creek, the same being corner of
a tract of land formerly owned by John
Bullock; running thence south S3it east
with Bullock s line 76', poles, Ia &sAtaise;
thence south 1872 Il lies 10 hickory; thence
north Il, west q poles 60 a red oak; thence
north b7e west 30 I poles to an elm; thence
west GA poles to "a stake i'm an" Williams
port road; thence in said road east. 90
pO3e to a stake in said road, thence north
81 east SS,3 poles to the beginning, contain
ing 1913 acres. , ToOds and 81 poles. Said
land to be sold on a credit OF one and two
years, taking bond and two good soIv ent
securities for the purchase money, bearing
interest from date. Lana sold Zee from the
equity OF redemption.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-01-22
COLUMBIA MARKET.
Office of EDSALL & MCEwES
1 N IL

Office of EDSALL & MCEWEN , /
Dec. Dist, 1879.
Bacon-Shoulders, I0cts; sides, l5cts; hams
i6ctS.
B,stter-2O and 25c.
Bees1Odr-2OC
RiacbinG- 1900 90 r. doz
COtOn~S to IL Gets. Firm
Cotton Seett-3Jc per 100 lbs.
C0rH-SO per bushel.
Cofee-23 to 25c fer Rio Ly sack Aagulra q
Java SIC.
coal Oils test, 4Octs. per gallon.
Candles -22l5a25c. b 10.
Eags-I212 to l5c.
Fy0ur-3.5O to 400 per 100 lbs.
Ginger-401jOC.
hungarian Grass Seed-175 to 200. a bushel.
LdrG-I7 cents.
Liiae-2593Oc. T. buShel,
MeuL-S1 .05.
Jf0tossss ond Syrups common, 75c. glOO; gol-
den syrup, SlGI.25.
Pea Nuts-S0 to 30 cts. Dull.
Pepper-359i0c.
Rjce-uml2C.
Ryc-SI30 per bu.
SGLt-50O 325. for7 bu; for 81 bushels, s2.5Q.
Soap-IO4l5c.
SgGt4-IUgI2G.
SuGGr-Eew Orleans, Iu(glJc; nemerara, LAG
l5c; 4 sugar, l2ci& crushed and granulated,
l39I4c.
Tca-LOQ92D0 Bm.
IattOB-GG. ~ Il.
Wooj-Dull atquOtations, 20 to 40.
Rhedt-S5c GSl.OO.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-01-22

County Court has granted me until the
Sd of January to collect the taxes without
cost, aud l Will be in Columbia until that
day. | am anxious Tor the people to pay
their taxes without cost, and | hope they
viii come forward at once and pay up. At
ter that time l will be compelled to make
them pay cost. a. A. LIPSCOMB,
Jan.l5-tw. Tax COl'r Maury County.
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SALE.

By virtue ola mortgage executed to US by
william l.. and Mary +. Truett, on the 22d
bidder for cash, ut the courthouse door in
the town of Columbia, on Saturday. 80 tn
day OF January. 1873, The house an. lots
mentioned in said deed, The same will be
sold free from the right and equity of re-
demptiOn and homestead.
Jan. SGT. MCLEAN, HARDISON q Co.
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NOTICE.

7 have this day associated with me i'll bu-
siness my son, A. >. James, for the purpose
of conducting the watch and jewelry bust
ness thoroughly in all its branches, under
the Grn and style of ]. II. James & Son.
Thankful FOR the liberal patronage have
heretofore received, ! solicit n continuance
of the same for the new firm, who will take
great pleasure in waiting on all persODs
that may favor them with their Ea.tQpage.
Res. eCttully,
Jan. IA, lG75. I'm j. H. JAMES.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-01-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

i meeting of the Stockholders Of the First
National Bank of Columbia, is called on
of a Board of Directors for the ensuing year.
Jan. S-iw. J. Il. CHILDRlGSS, Cashier,
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-01-22
DR.. w. Frierson,
-Wnttthorne Block,
Respectfully solicits share of the patron
axe Of Columbia and VICINITY. oct3361-6m
A SPLENDID PRAIRIE FARM

Lying one M Ie from the f1ourshing town
Of Ashley Illinois. the junction of the Hi
r. r. ins two hours 9u Ld s fro IT, said
tract contains loo acres Of land, 4j acres OF
which is timbered, the balance prairie. II
has on it a No. frame dwelling of raaMs
all necessary out-hoqsGs, 9BQd barns and
stable: is well Ws,t4Eeu, and has two good
ciStzrus-One AZ the house and one at the
sssa6le; a splendid orchard Of about acres
peaches and cherries 1t is under good
fence: 4 good purchaser with cash, can
get bargain. Will also trade for Maury
county or Nashville property.
For terms address,
JanS-75' HORSLEY BROS. & FIGUERS.
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WITHERsPoON & SANDERS.
Enr Sale
For State TreaSuer.

/ have Tor sale several horses on twelve
months time. y. NJ. HUGHES, JR.
Dec. 2J-tf.
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To all parties indebted to us to come for
ward and mas settlements and save costs.
our business 80 be closed.
JanS-4t. WI. DALE & Sons.
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ETow Vnfs fOr Esiuba

A part of the Cheatham tract of land, sit
uated in the 9th district, near Culleoka, wax
sold al auction on last Monday, for one hun
dred and fourteen dollars per acre.
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reconsidered. and Capt Oneal retained; mo-
ton to allow 50 for pauper funerals, inalud-
ing coffin, adopted; motion asking county
officers 10 have books and stationery charg-
cd to them i'll taeir official capacity, adopt
cd; motion to allow no pay 6or pauper fune-
rails unless order given by one of the magis-
trates of the district; motion appointing NJ
NJ Russell and others committee to see to
county bridge at Williamsport, adopted.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-01-22

\ "UniversaI Wheat Fam" the best that
is made, for sale. Apply to
VAUGHN & BARLEY,
sept. 25-tl. Columbia, Tenn.
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10 ice.

ON and att ... IL st day of Jan. 1879, we
propose to st, q, for Cash and not for
Credit. ThO~ u Jted to us will please
come forwag,t q i. , make settlements by the
18th day of J-.s,.r;N, or we will be cOmpell-
ed to put on ,.'eims for collection. We
cannot gran. .GT'r indulgence. Please
take due nOti.,. I-lI govern yourselves ac-
COrdiugly.
Jan. S, 1879. WITHERSPOON & SANDERS.
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TOWN LOTS NOH SALE.

Cheap for cash on on time to suit purchas-
eTs. Three lots are on Bennett Street, three
Cd Spring Street, one house and lot in Vel
low Town, ten lots on the Pulaski Pike. adj
joining the corporation limits, fifteen lots in
Macedonia, near the north west margin of
Columbia Terms to suit purchasers. Call
at my office and see for yourself
Dec. 4-tf ". x. TIMMOS ).
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F or Sale,
Particular Notice.

Lumber of all kinds. Apply to w. B.
SOweli at TitcOmb and GOrdon's Mill.
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Wheat Fan for Sale,

We are authorized to announce Mr.. w. j
DALE as candidate for State Treasurer.
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4 NIANJFEl SALE
- tF Et+AI. ESTATE.
hy ViItue ul decree Of the Chuncery
Court at Columbia. Tenn. rendered at its
Deeem Der term, l.li, ~ the cause of T.. h.
Sellars, EXT OF Mary 4. Frierscu, decd vs..
Martha Nixon, viii sell to the highest
bidder. at the Courthouse door in the town
of Columbia, on Monday, February sth,
1870, tract or parcel OF and, containing s.
acres, lying on Cathey's Creek, one mile
east of Hampshire, on the Hampshire anu
Columbia road, known as the sand FarTis
place, and bounded or to west by VIM
Biffie; north b Sam farris; south by the
Hampshire and Columbia road. Said land
years, taking bond and two good solvent Sc
curities for the purchase money, and notes
bearing interest from date Of sale. Sold free
from the equity of redemption
Jan. 3 1874. y. -. COOPER, &. & N.
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ATTORNEYS 4 LAW
I7Ip ALEXANDER,
II A oru"J -at-Iaw ami S,uctior Iu ChanceTS,
Columbia Tennessee
Ohire Whitthpue Block. Jau'y. 10 ly
A DDISON COOPER,
N ATTORNEY-A1-LAW,
Columbia, Tennessee
VIII attend all courts to be holden for Maury AND
adjoining counties.
Office Over POstOfliCe. feb6-74
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-30
E.AfEsT TELEGk Ms.
Prom tie Gold Nil. /" Neus.'l

| New York. Sept. %. Edwin Booth in
! q conversation on Monday stated that
his left arm is utterly and absolutely
powerless when unbspdared. He Gays
IT falls helrlessly by bis side like a bar
Of lead. ~ have no power TO move il
I cannot even move my wrist when /
will the muscular strength, nerve and
enegy in the arm seem entirely gone, il
is impossible for me to tell when l will
appear on the stage again; force must
be applied TO loosen the stiffened joints,
and ] will have to be put under the in
fiuence Of some anesthetic. az the pain
would be more than 1 could endure.
The arm and wrist are swollen to twice
their natural size.
New York. Sept. "a Worcester.
Massachusetts,, dispatch, announces that
Vice President Wilson will be perma-
nent Chairman of the Republican State
Convention to-day, and the indications
point TO the nomination Of Charles
Francis Adams for Governor and the re-
nomination OF Lieutenant Governor
Knight.
We received this morning the follow
ing dispatch fropa our special reporter in
San Francisco. in response 10 a request
that he ascertain definitely the day upon
which the bank would reopen. En-. g.
II. NEws.
SAN tEhScIsCo, Sept; 70.
Gold Hi News: | have il from the
lips Of Vim. Sharon, ESQ. tia. the Bank
Of California will positively reopen on
Saturday next, here and in your place.
The prospects are improving every day.
The Bank has tire, millions of coin in
Its vaults. including the 20 per cent. Of
guarantee fund paid in. REPoETrE.
In the Municipal Court to-day the il.
dictments against Helieigel ard Wiemier,
former deputies of Buckley, thu License
Collector. were dismissed on motion o!
the prosecuting attorney. They testified
against Buckley, thereby duplicating
themselves. and tho case against them
was dismissed on the showing that their
testimony was in the nature Of States
evidence.
Payments ale still being made on as
sessments levied on the guarantee fund
OF the Bank Syndicate. 1t ~ expected
that the whole amount vill he paid to-
day. The Board Of Directors at their
meeting yesterday took no action with
regard to fixing day for opening,
though it is understood that Saturday
will be decided upon. 1t is rumorsd
that at the meeting Of stockholders on
Tuesday next Sharon will be elected
President of the Bank. but nothing
Authoritatively is known to that effect. |
As the Syndicate now controls majority |
Of the stock the election will undoubt- |
sdly be in its hands. and perhaps the |
,hoice Of Sharon. az President Of the !
Syndicate, may be indicative o! some
yround for the present rumor, though
inquiry fails to confirm it. This morn
ng' g Alta states the Banks Liabilities are
'nly 1000, 600, instead of s13 coo, 900
" $l4 ZOO, 900 as heretofore generally
mentioned. but on application to mem
yer Of the Board the statement does not
meet with confirmation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-30

THE FAvoRITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
Corner Of King and Ormsby streets, is becoming
the favorite resort of this city The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while *he
best of wines. liquors and cigars are, also, sold
at the bar. first class Pedro Game for the
amusement Of guests. . cold lunch 1t all hour
and hearty good cheer for all are its recomlnen.
dations to public 1Avor. X. r. Brown is the
proprietor.
Z. J. WHITE, n. o., Physician and Surgeon,
is once more at his old quarters over Fosters
Drug Store. Carson Street, opposite the Capitol.
$4,000. - leSO-0 .v--.-.--
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-30

IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he Medical pro
fession. DR. wM HALLS BALsAM FORTH
LUNGS cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption
and all diseases of the Throat and Chest DIR
TOWNSHIPS ToOTHACHE ANoDYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. ruhI2-6tn
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-30
HAuIc's COUGH lele, Crs.

There is unquestonsbly no other remedy
Vso certain in its effects. ASTHMA, WINTER
COUCH. tK >CHITls AND DISORDERS p THE
THROAT alike yield to i influence. 4 he highest
medical testimony states no better cure for these
complaints exists (now proved by over half
centurys experience hey contain no opium,
morphis or any violent drug. KEATIkGs COUGH
IozENeKs, prepared by ThoMA kEATIsG, Lon
don, Britain. are cold BY all rugeiAs. Agents
for the 'aciic Coast, kLp,sGTos, II sTrTTkR 4
70, san Francisco. sepls-4m-3p
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRMsBH HoUsR-eKoRaH D. yRYxR, PROPHETIC.
d Prescott III Lowell SD Chase
Mann WA Lahnson WV Carter
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-08

A NEW ToWN.-6ome weeks ago we
mentioned the fsct that ground he'd
been donated and surveyed for . new
town, named Taunton, In Warren
county, and Just beyond The western
boundary Of this county. In our col
umns to-day will b found : card
bearing the signatures u several gen.
tlemsn of that viciaity calling atten-
ton 10 the Advantages offered to busi-
ness mon 70 settle IN tho town. One
Of these gsntlemen-Mr. Samuel Nc
Millen-is favcrsbly known here.
Through him we can vouch for the
correctness Of the statements made in
the card. At some day, not far dis
tant, We hope, Taunton will be . sta
ton on the great east-and-west rail-
road thoroughfare from San Francisco
to New York.