MAURY COUNTY, NC - NEWSPAPERS - Democratic Herald, 7 Jul 1855

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THE DEMOCRATIC HERALD  VOLUME V
SATURDAY JULY 7,1855
COLUMBIA,TENNESSEE

LOST--I have lost somewhere in the town of Columbia,a linen Fob 
with a considerable number of notes and accounts,in favor of myself 
and others.If such is found,a favor would be confered by returning 
it to: W.A.DOOLEY. April 21,1855.

ACCIDENT--During the public speaking last Monday,whilst in the act 
of taking his hat from the mantle piece in the County Court Room,
a pistol fell from the pocket of JOHN P.CAMPBELL,Esq.,the discharge 
of which took effect in the back of our esteemed young friend,HENRY 
T.OSBORNE,Esq.,of this place.We are happy to learn that MR.O. is 
in a fair way to recover,the wound being painful,but not considered 
dangerous.

DIED ON THURSDAY--the 21st ult.,at the residence of HON.S.D.FRIERSON; 
MRS.MARY MAYES,in the 80th year of her age.

DIED ON THURSDAY--the 28th instant.,at the Columbia Athenaeum (?), 
MISS SALLIE JANE OLDMAN, daughter of HON.WILLIAMSON S.OLDHAM,
of Austin,Texas.

DIED ON SUNDAY--the 1st instant.,MRS.ELIZABETH C.CROSS,wife of MR.
ROBERT CROSS,of this place,aged 23 years.

DIED ON SUNDAY--the 1st instant.,MISS ELLEN M.WINGFIELD,daughter of 
A.M.WINGFIELD,Esq.,of this county.

DIED ON THE 28TH APRIL 1855--JOHN MACK,SR.,at his residence in this 
county in the 8(6?)th year of his age.He was among the first settlers 
of this county,and for many years he served as a Magistrate in the 
same,and me___of the time was an acceptable member of the C.P.Church.
He leaves a widow,three grandchildren and many other relatives and 
friends to mourn his loss.
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