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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-11-12

ImproTed with RovKLL's PArEsr DoUpLE Coo.
vHHeiss and Tie PAInSf SroP, are now uu.
queetiopahly far superior to any apps-atps 70,
washing clothes ever invented, and viii save
TIER cost twice year, BY saving labor and
Those who have used then give testimony a.
follows: 1l-sl
@ws lie our machine much; could no. b.
persuaded to do without il, and with the aid Of
Doty, We feel that Ne are masters Of the situa-
tien. "-Rxr. L. 6cofr, RIsHoP n. E. ,CHUEcH
at isworsh dollar . week b any family
N. 7. TKI1UzB. n,f1 ssE t7 go
i"In the laundry Of my house there il perpet.
ual thanksgiving 90 MondaySfor the invention. y
-REv. THsoDOR4 L. CuYLIR.
'Every week has given it . stronger hold
upon the affections oftho inmates Of tho laun-
DIN. Y. ODs1Bv11. sir sr
= Theaftily command tito economists of time,
money, andeontsntment. '--.2sv. On. BELLOWS.
"Friend Doty-Your last Improvement Of
your Washing Machine Is complete success.
lassure you Our Machine after . years uss, b
thought more of4o-day than ever, and would
not Be parted with uuder any circumstances /"
SoLon koDnesoH. s-s.-s. ~ s,.
HYour Washing Machine has been in daily
use IN our laundry, and the housekeeper express-
Is herseh = highly pleased with It. II cer-
talniy aecomplishes greater amount Of work,
with lsss labor, and dos not wear the clothes
near 20 much . the old-hshioned wssh-board.
By using i, 0ne hundress b dispensed with
WIS. M. RoUxD, SuPERTxTIHDxsr OF In
PANT DlGAHrxExf or SRI CAIzDSIE's NUR-
eERY, N. CIR. =
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The best male school of its size in the
State-because it has the most compe-
tent teachers-has its printing all done
at home, the place where the old fogy
proyerb' says charity begins.s
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Oh 1t the Fair Grounds ON the 18th inst.
Thirteen entries havIs beefi made. y'
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DIR. G.. w. ,BAGIsy, pf Virginia, deliver
ed a lecture In tie SAthenaeum Han last
Saturday night, on The Disease called
Love- lAlthotgh the lecturer was fully
advertised, his audience numbered only
about fifty or sixty persons. He treated
bis subject scientifically, ssridiculdnsly
or humorously, and pathetically. The
hunor was generally the result Of ridi-
Guile, ard was appended at the end OF
each sentence containing beautifal
idea and artistically constructed. twas
this appositeness, this sudden transition
from Q pavement of mosaic into mud
hole of Righteousness, which startled
the listener from quiet Thought thto an
outbreaking laugh before he could stop.
There was just enough OF thought to get
the audience wrapped in the stiffness Of
thought, to have it totally unprepared
for the cyclone ofridicule. 1t was not so
much what he said as the way in which
he said it. His ideas were not all new,
but their garments were of fashion OF
his own making. Like Tennyson, he
makes the most common, -(yet the most
eventfnl to the soaH facts of human life
the groundwork for a superstructure as
beautiful and chaste as it. is unique.
We regret that our people did not turn
Quito hear DIR. BAaBY. which they GER
tainly would have done, had it been a
circns. The most SELF possessed natures
demand for the. healthy action of the
brain and peaceful flow Of the blood, an
occasional seasoning of hurnor; and it is
better that the humor shall be pearly
and chaste-intellec,ual rather than APP
pealing to the senses. People who do
not allow their intellects to laugh, are
apt to become unhealthy ascetics, or rev.
oilers Ia 9hsr coarse buffooneryrof the
strol1ihg show and circus. DIR. B. IS not
an orator, but.that is no loss in, his case,
because lecturer, especially on the sub
jet Of Love, has no need for elocution.
The tone of HIS voice is good, but he is
not quite distinct In 1Eis utter1nce. His
whole appearances u eoKsezsational, and
after all it is the proper and only style
for lecturers-for the reception of intel
iec<uni o11iovndont or fnuxfodre,
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DeceiveA . seholsFsotp.
j. aChickamauga Tribe No. A., Independ-
snt Order OF Red Men, has lately receiv-
ed . scholarship from the Columbia Ath-
ep@um Ga
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EXTRA sPECIAL NOrICE.

lAe good Winter Coat for 90 at the
Auction House. sfe. - - ~
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seed wheat.

Go to the Auction House and get you
q pair of Pants for 81, 9. $50, 81
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4 /. 80 k8fRra0es
: Men start new business enterprises in
oua town, get all the necessary appara-
tus, and wonder why they do not sue
.csed Ia building q large trade. They
have Knowledge Of their business, and
never cease their labors, but nobody
buyS the. results OF their skill. They
Ct angry, and declare that our people
do not spatronike home Industry. But
they are rash and wrong in their conclu-
sionA' Their fAiiureto induce everybody
te buy of their goods comes from igno-
rance on the part Of the people of their
wares or Implements. They do not tell
the people that they have articles or i'm
plements such rs they need, and the
people 80 and buy from enterpr,sing
men whs advertise to the world what
the have 10 ell. This is an age of adj
yEtisng. and whoever chooses not to
o1yertise, and advertise extensively, had
b6&teR uhut up his shop
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A fine assortment of clocks Of superior
manufacture. and for sale at very low
figures, and all warranted sIs-- g1s. =
wlnt1t +.ss, -sr=tssf-, LII JaMrs
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1000 Bushels Boughton Seed Wheat
for sale. by Martina Pickard. II
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ne nyrs. Q.estien settled

John Murray, the London Publisher,
announces that The London Quarterly
RevieU" for October will contain Hitherto
snpss6lished letters from Lady Byron to
Mrs. Leigh, in 1876, which completely
disprove Mrs. Beecher Stoves story.
The Elder Murray having been Byrou's
Publisher, any statement emanating
from this well known house is authori-
tative. The RerieU viii. be repnblished
by the Leonard Scott Publishing Co.
early in November: and all who wish to
secure copy of this number should
make immediate application, either di-
rect to the publishers, or to local agent.
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10 my United States aud World sOide
Readers.

nave received many testimcuials from nm.
'eseiona and medical uen, as nv sImansc. 49,
various publications. have shown. IN a. vS;rS a.
genuine. The following from kieAIy sducased
ana popular physician IN Geosxia, Il sereniulv
one Oh the most sensible communieasiuns Ihavs
ever sssel'ea. pr; Clement knows ssaetly What
written IN letters Of gold. Hear vhst H. D..
says OF BULLS WORM DESTROYER:
VnLASow, WALKxH CocxrY. Ga
June 20, 1855.
Dg. JoHs BULt-Desr Sir: I have r,rs.s,,
Eve1 your worn DESTROYER" sevsr.I tr;sIs
and md It wonderfully eficacious. Il H. ~
islied IN single instance to have the Vished-fse
enect. am DONG pretty larRe country ne
ace, and have daily use for some srticjs az ths
Kind. am free to confess that / kuov a. a
remedy recommended BY tho shlsst AUTHORS thai
Is SO certain and speedy in its sNects. On tbs
contrary they are uncertain In Tie extr.us NJ n,
OBJECT N writing you is to find out upou vhat
1erms can get the medicine directly hon You.
II can getn upon easy terms, I shsll ma =
great deal Of il. I am aware that ~ M. a,
such articles is contrary to The tsschins. snd
pfsStiee OF great majority ofths regular Line Of
~. u. s, put see no just cause o. good sense In
discarding remedy which weknow 10 BE- en-
cent, simply because we may Be- irno.s,t ~ IT. =.
combination. For my part, shall ma n a
rule to use all and any means to sllevjate suEer-
ing humanity which NAV be sble IA eommand
NOT hesitatiEg because some oue rors ;n..r
ious than myself may have learned II n eta
nrse and secured the sole right TO secure thai
Hnoweoge. however, Al. BY no means an ad-
vocate or supporter of the thousanda of vorthles.
uostrums that food the country, 80 puruort -
cure all manner Of disease to which human 6esb
- herr. Please reply soon and inform n of 70,
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- HA1mA SGBCxAA 0O11CEs-a Is
Beware of Counterfeitsi Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterieited, and the
comterfeter brought togrief. =
snfshs Tsnic syrup.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bull private stamp on each bottle. DR..
JohnzBull only has the right to manu-
facture and sell the original John Smiths
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, KY. Examine
well the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp is not ON the bottle do not
purchase, or yon win be deceived. See
my column advertisement and my show
card. Twill prosecute anyone infringing
on my right. Thege1nine Smiths Tonic
Syrup can only be prepared by myself.
80 The puplic's servant, r.
,,sar Dn. JOHN BULL.
-ssIouiss ille' ny. -sa
For Sale by t. B. Rains. ~
Domestics from ten to twenty-five cents
at the Auction House. 500 -
Mems Hats at so cents at WALKERS
AUCTION p ~ -a
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Now GoOdsat Colu mbta Jew elfy store.
New styles of Jewelry in sets, Breast
Pins, Ear Rings, Bracelets, Finger
Rings, Lockcts, Charms Bosom and
Cuff Buttons. Of gold, pearl and ivory.
warranted not to come apart.
I Gold and Silver Watches and chains,
Silver-wares and Table Cutlery. Also, a
superior lot of Spectacles to suit all ages.
4w. J. n. JAMES
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We return many thanks to our fellow
citizen l. d. MYERS, Esq, for Q tnrnip
large enough for dinner 1.k
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~ G. is.ra Gold PENS. -zS -
A superior lot Of gold pens in great
variety, for Bankers, Merchants,
Schools and general use, Pencils and
Q Toothpicks. ALI of which offer for
sale at very low prices. = -
,4w. $50 49, J. H. JAMES.
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To a. j. WALKER's Auction Sales next
week, as he has everything cheaper than
any where.ezq Al = 1884
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TICKETS IS 90. EACH.

- TICKETS S. 90. EACH.
For psmphlet giving description Of property,
containing Act Of Legislature, aad certificates
Of leading geatiemen Of this and Other States,
apply to either Of The following Agsnts:
=. 3. LYME, farmsrs Bank, Hsndsrsou, XIV.
Z. B. ALEXANDER, .ComnereiAl Bank, Lou
JOHN G. LATHAM. President Bank Hopkins
JAMES T. TALIAS, j cSolnsres. B=ni. Pa
B. g. TH0MAs, Lexington, Ky. r s1aas
, ". D. TYLER owenseoro, Ky. ss
~ 81 ~ Ee
s7 7-7.r 5i.e 81 hS6sir
sRaq HOW no. GET TICKETS.
Tickets can Be ordered through A. D. FRI
lesson, at the Post Office, or st the HERALD
oHASo' -.,s.ssl,s1 .sso-;.,s...-s 49, 49, -.
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Last Monday evening a crowd of 'Ce-
dar Snags, left town on the ShelbyviIie
pike, consisting Of VIM. Watson, Squire
James Grisham, and Andy Huey. They
had scarcely reached the limits Of the
cooperation before Grisham and Watson
became engaged in loud and bolster
ous quarrel. and continued their wrrdy
warfare until they reached Lytie's
Greek. where they alighted from their
horses and fought it out. Grisham cut
Watson severely with knife several
times, and added insult to injury by
biting of the end of his nose. Andy HUI
ey came back to town after q doctor, and
had some difficulty In getting one. Wat
son was removed toa good Samaritan's,
close by, and he has now doubtless re-
covsred sufficiently TO DO removed to his
own home beyond Huey's mill. We
have siIice learned that the diminishing
preceding the e yht lasted about mile.
So endeth the first fight Of the winter
on1npafnna q : a..-. --ef "a -.
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Ifyou want suit of clothes cheap, cali
at the Auction House. Ale' sgf
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ghealA Scheels
Patronize home industry A4nestion
to be asked
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ne snre aa&a

lo,oo0 Bushels Good Sound Cotton Seed
wanted by Martin & Pickard.
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Ifyou want Hats, Boots or Shoes cheap
er than you ever saw them, go to the
Auction House. s,E
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Z You can buy Cups & Saucers, Plates,
Dishes de- cheaper at the Auction House
than any where else. e ~
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Persons indebted to Pillow & Lips
comb are Notified that they have sold
out to Lipscomb Brothers, and to come
forward and settle Immediately, as they
arc compelled to wind up their business.
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Children's shoes4 Stockingsat the Auc-
ton House. s.ss r-4s..s -
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400 Bushels Prime Boughton Wheat
for sale. szeT.rW. KEEsEE & Co. Z,
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~ The Auction House is selling Flannel
at twenty cents. ,iS f34s' @
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sPify sure"

1t lS q great pity sure tnAt every
grocery in town can't afford to sell gro
ceries as cheap as FRANK AYDELoTT,
opposite the State Bank, who deals in
Sugar, Coffee, Flour. tAkin. Hughes q
Moore's manufacture) Lard, and all
kinds Of Country Produce.
IF saDToH I'M -essssu
-ueL ss!qmuIoo 's1oaS Peg 'seosId peonp
-oI 1nreIS 10 s,oqS PUG s,ooa 70 spu!4
liz 10 Hoo3s e5IvI 6IeA. v ''pspuuJsI 40
-uom 10 psausIlsA 9ooq puB eous GeAI
.sso!Id Mot AGA 20 'ssooa JIso peMss pus
poised epstu-pusq s!qdIspeIIqd s.usJg
Jv ssseo ue4 q3ey eql 6spsenL AZ eAsq
liza II .s1sqAGus punoJ eq uso usq3
seoIId IeAoI 3e 'spu!H IIr 10 seoqS spvu
-pusq slqdIspsI!qd .ssssIN pus sssIps1
10 Yoo3s Ieqgoup psAIsosI 3snf sAsq I
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A N.NOU,N CEMENTs
= s1MAURY COUNTY. ie


L
n Qs;.f.t~ ron 6AE1IFE. - =.
We are authorised 70 announce JOHN La
MAR as candidate for SHERIFF, at the en-
suing March Election.
We are authovised 70 aauounee q. Il. BEAN
as carAidate for SHERIFF, at the ensuing
March Election. -. !. - - -. s
We arc authorized to announce GEORGE w.
KINZER IS candidate for SHERIFF, 1t the
ensuing March election. -,
We are authorizedto announce ROBERT D.
RICKETTS, IS candidate for Sheriff, ct the
ensuing March Election .,.s,---. -.
We are authorized TO announce SINASLAT-
IA as 4 candidate for SHERIFF, at the ensu
ing March Fiction. "a s.-s y,ai--s -pes
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$500 Hf-a4-sf Esaf ~ ~
L lie hESf aissfEsfzsElAa ~ ira
|Brandies,lss Whislies'
l.. AND WINES, 'a2d ,ss
For Medical use, for sale By la,x
|aH .st -; MCKINNEY & SMITH.
SURE CURE FOB g.
HOG CHOLERA,
CHICKEN CHOLERA AND GAPEs,
In young chickens, q o. r lss .
MCKINNEY 4 SMITH.
Sicily 'N - . s2'f
]. : S So LEMON SUGAR, 49,.
For making Lemonade. The hsst, cheapest,
and most pleasant article q the hind N use.
For sale BY =.
ALL KINDS OF -azsos
PAINTS, OILS and DRYERS,
As low As the lowest, At 70 s1.s -
ax Nc KINNEY : SMITH.
INSCRIPTIONS
Carefully compounded At an hours, By
MCKINNEY : Smith. Z
~ iss,-lUf = .wa , ,sea1
lHELARGEsT - '.ssa :
- AEDiBEsr SELECTED STOCK OF $
ri rs SHEET MUSIC, Z
INSTRUCTION BOOKS, STRINGS,
80 2 For sl4Instrunents. /.
.V1oLINs, FLUTES. FfrEs. GUITARS
BANJos, BOWS, ACC0RDE0Ss, &c.
a. -. -. Mex NxEY 4 sNlTH.
~ .IaL-s sse!l ---If.7li 45ssf 'sa.-14 =
NEW MUSIC dssH -. g 9
Rre ,eived as soon as published. FRESH
ITALIAN STRINGS received m0hthly, By =
MCKINNEY q SMITH.
DRUG STORE. 80, . : 4
-l7isr- rl'a D ~ -sa5 -,- = ar-i "a,
- = s'fe lsssssi
~szl s-l'-i-si ~ - 90 -1,f
SIS ssT--.sze- sx0,L a'3IrAzssI Z
TITCoMB & WILLIAMS,
sstl7I - Dealers in r-'-.'
PU R e DRUGS
'r-as 90 20 -sr--sf q fgs-s is1s-s.-a 81 Il
-fs5 =. 81 .ssl eEr Si-1-- 81 7sgf 30 SH4
49, :, I.aae 90. AND - = : - j
.s-.r Ts ss5isssF .sooss, mso ~ - Il
= CHEMICALS, s..
, d2:sW ssalisi bs,eer;1 glTzt;ssrsss "A
,aaiiZ,s-isos, ziTa4 vaE ut sgHosGt Il
PERFUMERY, PAINTS and OILS,
nR3 iaEtsssfu17 Oh 'ssiFzs1 .Eeobi1E Il
al /, { !; q WINDOW GLASS, . 4
zTe2'Is3 gsd ..rsaiz9 sscfa& tx Il
! - = Coal on, Lamps, spectacles,. i
5fii .jao-sI,S 20 al .sITsa efgEei II
nj f1aK ..l1LAkDREFRs rrsEsss3 Il
~ g51J s. ,zfEgf-.-fs Gst zap 4
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. !
sit65 ,yas5sEoD ..os1F7Es1i s1l3 y yLas "A
I. We keep coustantiy on hand full supply sfi
III articles usually KEPT IN fra ef.ss ORGY
1&<xprn - ~ Il
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Cheeks.

- Good Boots can be had for 8, 90 at the
Auction House. = G tbs - f171s III
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ID. Fr1erssn, ESQ.
Married lady in Louisiana yesterday
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1 ~ COLUMBIA, TfsySEssEE, aa
Are now receiving Their FALL and WINTER
Goods, consisting Of 80 aissst5s $50 :,
CLOTHS, CASSlMEREs, sATINETTS.
JAMES, LINsEYS, 0SNABURGS, KER- ,
SEYS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
CAS-, SHAWLS. FLANNELs, =
CALIe0ES, DOMESTIC, -
7fskls Lireus, Hosiery, Cdrsetfs, Bslmosal and
Hoop Skirss, Ready made Ciothing, Hats, Boots,
Shees, Hardware, Qgeenswarc, Glass Ware,
Cednr Ware. CARPETS. Hearth RuQ, and every
variety Of Merchandise usually found. in Dry
Goods houses, at prices to suii the times.
DAT, AND SATURDAY.. Goods so!d al PR
vsss sale 1t Anction prices. 80 no Sc :.
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Dry GOODS.

4 - n ~------ 80 - - -
4 NE ppYcr a.ii --To ire Ss
ONG r1siCE r. l,a-asg - ~, g.
- ~ T sgAC - hog .lrlF
CASH STORE,
I ~ I North Main Street e-
Zone door below Rains Drug Store,
- h5sls 80 [41l ~ ifft1i
i ,,, COLUMBIA, TENN.
We have returned to Columbia after being
absent many years, and arc now opening an
ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
Ladies' Misses and Childrens'
Shoes. i 4.a or ,usss
Gentlemens' and Boys Boots and
Shoes, aas ssas''s i-..'s p s5ai8
Ready-made Clothing. - z
Ladies' and Misses Furs,
-
Mems and Boys Hats and Caps,
este And q complete assortment Of i
1r1f.l ~ GENTbENENy Is 80
ssh ta +; - e4s - 7s7rv s-.,-t
FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.
2
These Goods have been selected with great
care, to SUIT the wants of the people in this
section, most Of which we have had made to
order BY the leading manufacturers of the
country, all Of which win be sold at the
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
: We most respectfully ask eur old friends and
the public generally, to call and examine our
al times to show Cur goods and wait upon all
who favor rs with call.
800 49, SHEEGOG 4 son.
! October 8, 1859. IT. - - - -
> z 81 - -7------- = - = =
49, eifaii sAf So >'sa tag ossi
OdEAH 81 ~, tiiF co. ses szl,f
CASH HOUSE,
|
- - ssaHsT cg1f - 8s@ rsa3l
Z /. s e j. A. BAILEY,
Has just received his FAN and Winter Goods,
consisting OF
DRY GOODs, BoOTs& sHoEs
lGpe brE 7as4E s3E 1 fsisas sgd |
49,. 2. AND ouEESswARE. |
LADIES' SHOES, Of every variety. /
MISSES do. do. do. T.s Il
GENTS FINE CALF BOOTS. 20 feiss
A good lot Of HOMEMADE LINsEY.
A nice selection of JEANS, ETC ETC.
: Call and price our stock.
0csoSer 20, 1859. ss sag = .z
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DucK RrvER SrAr1oN, Oct. %, go


Nh. Within the last ten
days, two men In Nashville have delibe-
rately. murdered their wives Stewart ty
blowing ont her brains with q pistol, and
Dyer, by beating and stabbing. Is not
this sad state of things in civilized
community Are We going forward or
backward in the scale of humanity? Is.
there not ,ca-se, for the frequent occur
renee of such tragsdiesf and cannot d
remedy be applied srstsF sst
If such men should be pat on trial in
Maury County, what would DO the re-
nit, Judging from tho pasti Would
they be punished as their crimes de
server Would not every quirk, snd ar
tiflce, and subterfnge of law be employ,
ed toget them loose :, Would they not
get eminent counsel and if they had no
money to pay with, could they not get
plenty of volunteers who would defend
the wife murderers just for the glory of
the thingf Heve we not seen just as
bad cases pulled, and hauled, and re-
tried, and appealed, in the courts at Co
lumbia, until the people baye been worn
out with them, and finally; the Jail has
been flung open, or broken open, or open
ed somehow, and the, culprits permitted
to escape, with scarcely q regret on the
part of anybody? The community has
been harassed by the, lawyers and the
courts, until they are glad to get rid of
the cases on any terms. :. -.
b Now, as I said in the outset; is there
not cause, and a remedy ] think I
have noticed the causes, and ! think a
remedy might be applied. - p q
The first cause is, the universal weak
ness of thecounsel thst defends the
State. He. is cnearay always agmere
fedgling, that knows little or nothing
about Jaw, and the Bar runs rough-shod
over him. The consequence is, that the
interests Of the state and community,
which ere weightiess in the Court, are
passed over with scarcely any considers
tion. A man whose neck Is in jeopardy,
gives big fees and employs talented law
yers, ard the interests of the State and
community, are trampled uIder foot.
The remedy is TO give such q salary, or
such ices. to States Attorney that 1t
Will command the best talent at tho
Bar. No matter If it takes $500, 81
SIC, 900, TO command such talent, let It
be freely given, and 1t will be much be-
ter for the community than to have
things 60 on rs they have done hereto
FORE What security have we for life ar
property, and what usei is tito paw taxesi
Another cause Shy it is SO dif3cuit to
get .aurtler punished, is. IN my opinion,
the way In which She Juries for their
trial are made up. There is too much
challenging. All that ought to be re-
quired is Jury ofimpartial. fairminded |
men. know that in many instances
men strain their consciences in order to |
be able to disquaiify themselves from |
serving on murder caseA 1 scarcely |
know what remedy ought TO be employ
ed in their case, but I am sure that
jury of honest fair-rninsled citizens of the
county are amply qualified TO. try any |
case occurring In the county. lawyers
should not be allowed to consume so |
much time in packing a Jury which |
3hey think they can influence by the
nat hos of their speechps - NJ
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-11
Philadelphia Trade Report,

MONDAY, Jan. 1.-THE Flour Market remains
quiet, but prices are without quotable change
III the absence OF any demand for shipment,
only a few hundred barrels were taken by
the home consumers in lots at s595'75 for super
fine, S6@6'50 for extras, S7.25@8 for Iowa. Wis.
consin, and Minnesota extra family, So 75taI0 so
for Pennsylvsnia and Oaio do do, and Sll0l3
tor fancy brands, according to quality RYE
Flour commands ,S5O9S o barrel. Nothing
The supply of Wheat is quite light, but fully
ample for the demand, which is limited to the
wants of the local millers. Sales of red at 81 50
a. Amber at 50 U3@2 06, and white at 81 25S12 49,
Rye is steady at 81 GO@I62 @ bush. for Western.
Corn ir quiet and weak. Sales of 5000 bush. new
yellow at 9o@9lc. Oats are without important
change. Sales OF 1000 bushels Western at 706l75c
Nothing doing In Barley or Malt.
whisky sells in q small way at Sl0l@l03 p
gallon, duty paid.