MAURY COUNTY, NC - NEWSPAPERS - Democratic Herald, 18 Jun 1853

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THE DEMOCRATIC HERALD   VOL.3 NO.1  COLUMBIA,TENNESSEE
EDITED & PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY:
JAMES J.McDANIEL   JUNE 18,1853

WE LEARN--that COL.HUNTER,the Democratic nominee for Floater, is no 
longer a candidate.He publicaly declined at Mt.Pleasant last week.  
W.C.WHITTHORNE,Esq.,at the request of many of his Democratic friends,
has consented to be a candidate.  COL.POWHATAN GORDON,who was 
nominated by a Temperance Convention,held at the Court House in this 
place on last Monday night,has declined the Nomination.

AGNES ANDERSON--who killed a man named TAYLOR,her paramour,at New 
Orleans some months ago,has been tried and acquited.Some of the New 
Orleans papers comdemn the verdict of the Jury in strong terms.

WE HAVE SAID--on more than one occasion,that J.A.EDWARDS,Boot and 
Shoemaker,East side of the Square,was a hard-working,industrious and 
good mechanic,but we wish now to say also that he is one of the 
cleverest fellows we know of.For the benefit of all such we would 
state that on last Wednesday morning we stepped into his house for 
the purpose of having some work done,when he politely asked us to 
take a seat,producing a pair of superior Patent-leather Shoes,tried 
them on us and then begged we would accept them as a present, which 
of course we could not decline.EDWARDS is bound to succeed in business,
for we never knew a man who was liberal to a poor printer ever to 
lose by it.

MARRIAGES IN MAURY COUNTY FROM JUNE 1ST TO JUNE 18TH--P.V.ROGERS 
and MARGARET E.WELLS. JOHN WILEY and SUSAN FARISS. T.M.EDWARDS and 
MARY __FMAN. JOSHUA GOARD and EMILY A.GRANT.
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