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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-05

4 CORRESPONDENT of tho New York
Herald recently went TO Caswell county,
North Carolina, now in possession of the
brigand KIRK. lie found that KIRK
had arrested twonty-oight "of the Oldest,
most influential and wealthicst citizens
of the county, who could not possibly be
mixed mp in any of the disorders or Out
RACES alleged to have been committed in
that vicinity. DR.. n. NJ. Roam is sixty
seven Years of ago, ofhigh character, cm-
incnt in his profession, ofspotloss repu-
tation, and for over thirty years lead
ing member of the Presbyterian Church.
Hon. JOHN II. KERR, ex-mcmber of
Congress, cX-Judgc Of the Superior
Court, former Wing candidate for Gov
crnor, an orator of national reputation
and gentleman of high character and
moral worth, now iifty-eiSht years ofagc.
DIR. Albert C. Yanccy is over fifty years
ofaSc, leading and exemplary citizen,
a member of the Baptist Church, and is
the Coroner for the county,n
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CONGRESS-, at its last session. passed
an amendment to the act providing
that what is called the fifty per cent.
clause "shall not apply to those debts
from which the bankrupt seeks dis
charge which were contracted prior
to the first of January, 1862" This
enables petitioner in bankruptcy to
get a discharge from all debts con-
tracted previous to January LIST, 1869,
without paying his creditors fifty
cents on the dollar.
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CnAscEEsY SALE OF LAND.

/ Pursuant to Decree of the Chancery court ct
Columbia. at the March term. IS7O, in the case
Of W. X. Pillow, Admir-, VS. (. +. Lee, | will
sell to the highest bidder at the Court House
in the town of Columbia, on Monday, the 9Th
day of September, 1870, valuable lot or parcel
OF land situated in the 9th civil district of Mau-
ry county, near the west margin of said town
of Columbia, and known as Part of the Ra-
vens Croft property.
Terms, six months credit, the purchaser re-
CURED to execute note with good security and a
lien retained for the purchase money.
Aur5 I'd ..,. J. WILLIAMS C.. e NJ. 9.
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OHANCERY SALE on
OF HOUSE AND LOT

Pursuant to decree Ofthe Chaneery Court at
Columbia at the March term thereof, 1870, in the
case of Craig j. Mathews, VS. A. S. Wiley will
sell to the highest bidder at the Court House in
the town of Columb ia, on Monday the 5tii day of
September, 1870, "a valuable house and lot stu
ated in said town of COlumbiaou tho west side
Of Garden street, adjoining The lots of James l..
Guest, Powhatan Gordon and others. eta
Terms, six, twelve and eighteen months cred
it, except 800 in cash, the purchaser required
to execute notes with good security and lien
retained for the purchase money. 'r
Aug5-td j. l.. WILLIAMS, C. Il NJ.
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Our readers ought to DO glad to learn
that Senator WIN. G.. BRowNLow is not
only alive, but enjoying good health.
He has written a letter, in which he
takes occasion to say that tho Radical
party in Tennessee is in n flourishing
condition.
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A Political HcrmaphrOdlte.

The statement of the Nashville
Banner that the COLUMBIA HERALD
is published in YankecdOm is UNI
qualificdly untrue. Not a type of
the HERALD is set up or printed out
side OF its own office. The statement
is on par with many of the assertions
oftliat political "hcrmaphroditc."
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

Iharc this day suggested to the Clerk If the
County Court OF Maury county, the insolvency
Of the estate Of Vim. FL. Hardisop. decd No
tice is hereby given to all persons liz wing claims
against said estate to file them with the Clerk Of
County Court, duly authenticated, on or before
the End day of October, 1870, or they will lie
barred. All persons indebted to said estate
will come forward and make settlement with the
undersigned. Il. NJ. NICHOLSON,
Aug III. 5w .v1 Administrator
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and little impressed. The division of
Erossard's command carried the
heights overlooking Saar. The Hes
sians made brief resistance. Louis
and I were in 'front.' whosD bullets fell
about us. Louis keeps . ball he pick-
cd up. The soldiers wept ut hl9
tranquility. We lost ono officer aSd
ten men.
[Signed. NAPOLEON.
ANOTHER LITTLE sK1RMISH.
The advanced posts of Bazaine's
corps had brush to-day with the cn-
emies sharpshoOters. Several of the
latter were killed. The French suf.
fcrcd no loss.
e. Q THE DREADED MITRAILLEURs. 81
Yesterday when the heights of Saar-
bruck were occupied, a battery of
mitraillcurs were placed upon the en-;
emies' position, in the presence of the
Emperor and Prince imperial. The
Emperor ordered the officer not to
fire, unless it was necessary, as the
Prussians were hidden, but afterward
detachment of the enemy were
seen near the railway, at q distance of
LOCO metres, were fired at, and left
half their number on the field. "A
second detachment met the same fate,
after which the enemy feared to APP
pear. Prisoners taken confess to the
superiority of the French iguns.i-
J The war news must still be regard
cd as more SuopcstiVc than Oositiyc
There is nc lack of interesting news
items but the great fact of war has
still to bcannounccd. While we wait
for an account Of the first grand con-
flict all subordinate items of intelli-
gence, however important in them
selves and however much they bear
upon the general question, will be
treated with more or less indifference.
The massingI of troops goes on.
France concentrates her strength on
the Prussian frontier and hurries her
fleet and well-laden transports to the
Baltic. Prussia, according even to
French Journals, is fully prepared for
any emergency. She is SO well guard
cd at points that surprise is not, by
those who are we'll qualified to judge,
deemed possible. Three hundred
Thousand men in the neighborhood of
Trevcs, one hundred thousand men in
the Black Forest, two hundred thou
sand men near Mayencc. One hum
dred thousand men in Schleswig, and
eighty thousand keeping watch and
ward at Berlin. 81 = gsfs. lv
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IL Greene County, the Methodist
Church and the Episcopal Church are
the side issues between two candi-
dates for Circuit Judge-onc of the
candidates being an old circuit rider.
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Nor1cE,

All Guardians and Administrators who have
not made settlement with the Clerk ofthe Coun-
ty Court within the last twelve months, will
please call and make arrangements for their
settlement in this month. Sisiu lI aa5
..it ..-,r,ir .i,,iJ, JOHN NJ. HICKEY,
Aug 5 Cl'k Maury County Court
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OHANCERY SALE OFLAND.

Pursuant to'dccrce Of tho Chancery Court mt
Columbia at the March term 1870, in the case of
Ann Turner VS. T. II. Hill, ct al, will sell to
the highest bidder at the Court House in Co.
lumbia, on Monday the fifth day of September,
1870, a valuable lot or parcel Of land, situated
in the 9th civil district of Maury county, on the
hampshire turnpike road, adjoining the land Of
j. Ii. Stratton, A. N. Hughes, Jr., and others,
containing about ~ acres. b.. III 3di -
Terms, six months credit, with interest from
date, the purchaser required to execute notes
with good security and lien retained for the
purchase monty. J. l.. WILLIAMS, C. & NJ. /.
Aug5-td -' ~ t'
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TUITION

in the Preparatory Department from $40 to Si5,
and in the higher English and Classical De-
partmcnts, from $40 to SIS per session of %
weeks. Music, including use of instrument. $50.
Refers To the Faculty of the University of
North Carolina and, to the leading Education
of the State of North Carolina.
For circulars or further particulars address
the Principal at Culleoka, Maury county, Ten
nessee. July 29-4w
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pD-ALL Advertising will be considered
CASH and collectable any time after the
first Insertion.
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dump & MARSH, Z I'll
IONSoRIAL & PHYsIoGNOMICAL
e.le er,i 'Manipulators. "a
ORTIZ EAST ,CoRNER PUBLIC SQUARE

rov r. Columbia Tenn.
Stump Porter and Marsh Walker have opened
Barber shop In front Of Uncle Jim Kcnnedy's,
next door 10 Lipscomb Bros. Their razors are
sharp. their hands skilled. and their prices low.
RUFF Wilkes, famous barber, has chair in
this shop. r5y
March &c. Il. ar,.
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PROF. 1. WALKER, long and favorably
known in Middle Tennessee as a practical
Mill Wright, Engineer and Mill Stone Dresser,
respectfully offers his services TO the citizens OF
Maury County during this year. Orders sent
to him at Culleoka, Tenn, will meet prompt
atten tion. Refers 10 DIR. James AIKEN, at Co
funbia. e1 feb1S-ly
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-05

Z tr -. i ID. Ii. THOMAS,
.-,. Speaker of the Senate.
Approved June Is, 1870. 81, u f.
% -l DIV. C.. SENTER, Ell.
-.-i'- Pea ID Governor. -
l certify that the above is true
copy of the original, now on file in my
office. T. III. BUTLER, I.
Secretary of State. i
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s'STANDARD" HORSE NAIL.
Office, GS West Van Buren, street, Factory
So TO IS West Van Buren,, corner Clinton ST.,
Chicago.
y. CoRwITn Pres. A. w. kINGsLAND, Sec'y.
&. W. SMALLEY, Supt.
Send for sample card and price list.
June lift
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This Location for school is UNSURPASSED IN
the advantages of good water, pure air, aad
freedom from all local causes of disease. The
standard of scholarship will be high, the dis
cipline firm, the course of instruction thorough,
including. in the Male Department, full pre-
paration for our best colleges. The Principal
has for four years been connected with one of
the leading schools of North Carolina, and de-
signs establishing here PERMANENT School Of
high grade. Competent Assistants will be pro-
cured in both Male and Female Departments.
Mrs. Alternately will continue in the depart
ment of Instrumental Music. ...
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-05

Our Nails are manufactured entirely from
"Benzon" Iron. and arc unsurpassed by any
nail in market They arc the
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-05
NAPOLEON.

The advanced posts of Bazaine's
corps had brush to-day with the Gil
cmies sharpshoOtcrs. Several of the
latter were killed. The French suf.
afcv.oS7 mn 3cers-------..---.----.
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Our Home.

Home Is the one place Of all this world
where hearts are sure In each other. It's
the place of confidence. lt is the place
where we tear of that mask of guarded
and suspicious GOODNESS which the world
forces us to wear in sclf-de(ence, and
where we pour out the unreserycd COM
munications Of full and coniding hearts.
II is the spot where expressions Of tender
ness gush out without any sensations OF
awkwardness, and without any dread of
ridicule. Let n man travel where he will
home !, the place to which his heart, I'M
travelled, fondly turns. He is to double
all pleasure there. He Is To divide all
pain. A happy home is the single spot
of rest which man has upon this earth
for the cultivation of his noblest scnsibili-
ties. And now. my brethren, If that be
the description Of home, is Gods place oil
rest your home3 Walk abroad and alone
by night. That awful other world In the
stiffness and the solemn deep of the eter-
mites above, is it your home Those
graves that lie beneath you, holding in
them the infinite secret, and stamping
upon all ear THY loveliness the mark Of
fr,ilty, and change, and fleetingness-are
those graves the prospect to which, In
bright days and dark days. You can turn
without dismay' God in his splcndors-
dare we feel with him affectionate and ia
miliar. so that trial comes softened by this
feelinga II Is my father, and enjoyment
can be taken with frank feeling; my
father has given il me without grudging.
to make me happy. All that is having u
home in God. Are we ut home there P
Ro5ertson's Scrmons.
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Snare Ltsses.

When must Time hang up his scythe' When
he shall b no mover. wv '.'l-l t..
A four.foot cabbage head comes from Georgia
u bssts Bullock. Moo ~TFrT .
"a Nashville man ADVERTISE hiS oSercoat 70
rent till next winter. There are some ren's in
Il now.
man In Indianapolis exhibits q cat that
drinks beer with the greatest relish. she must
Be maltese cat
A Southern paper learns with pain Of the
dccc.., Of ..Georgs Dickens, the well known
author Of Bos and the mystery Of Druidism."
The following sentence OF only thirty-four
letters contains all the letters in the alphabet -
"JOhn quickly extempOriied Eve TOW bags"
Two brother,-in-law met at Macon, q few
evenings ago, and, as one Immediately shot the
other. il Is surmised they were not on good
terms.
A festive lover In San Francisco, tried TO
override his proposed fatber-in-lsw's objections
to his marrying his daughter. with revolver,
bat Il wouldn't 20 OF and he bad to.
A Terre Hsute boy has Just retired from the
show business. amer half On hours experience.
He tried TO pass wire through bis check Ike
sleisht-of-hsnd performer he had seen, and a
surgeon had to cut IL OUT
Two California BARRIERS quarrelei, and ar
ranged duel. They were to walk around a
block In opposite directions, and each was 10
Are at sight Of his antagonist. They started,
aud as soon ss the block interviewed. each took
the shortest cut for home. complaining that his
adver sarv didn't come 10 time
The Virginia Enterprise summarizes q new
pastime In Nevada "Our friend Perkins went
out yesterday 10 practice throwing boomerang.
sent him by his brother In Australia The
physicians think his nose can be patched and
Strengthened up. but say his eyes are entirely
gone"
The Chairman Of o Vigilance Committee,
which had been appointed TO duck an obnoxious
citizen in Iowa, thus reported to his fellow
citizens eve took the thief down to the river.
made a hole in the ice, and proceeded 10 duck
him bat he slipped through our hands and
hid under the ice and rs he has been there
over eight hours, 1t Is supposed he Is drown
During the Florida var. an Irish soldier on
picket duty, near Indian river, was bitten by a
mocca.in snake. Brought into camp on a
stretcher, in the agonies Of death, he was dosed
by the surgeon with whiskey, which was In
common use as an antidote TO snake poison, but
otherwise strictly forbidden In camp. Pat 10
covered but was found some days amer, BY the
doctor, scouting in the bushes. "Whst are you
doing here, Pat ?" asked the doctor. "Arrah
be jsbsrs, dochter, I'm trying to get BIT by an
other moccasin ~
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TIE PREcfousSESs or CuRisr.-We
have said that Christ Is precious for his
intrinsic work. precious for the services
he renders; and we must now add, he is
assuredly precious. actually so, from ne
place rhich he holds and erer mnS hold
~ Jelierers' hearts. Go and stand at st,
Bartholomew's Hospital nj Smithiield.
and YOU will see in the wall the tablet
which Is erected 10 the memory OF hero
ic men whose ashes there testified years
ago that they loved Christ better than
property. better than children, better than
life itself, and accounted Ii their JOY Ia
die that they might hold unsullied their
testimony to the divinity, to the sover-
eighty, TO the truthfulness, to the saliva
ton, of Jesus Christ. All, there werc
brave DAYS in those black periods, brave
days when great hearts told out by dying
how dear Christ was to them. When u
certain martyr was led out To die. they
made his wife and kneel down by the
way. with long line Of his own dear
children. eleven Of them in number, like
n descending SGT of steps, and they were
compelled by his enemies to pray their
husband and father. by the love he bare
them not to die. lie looked on them
with tears. and said. IL love you as a
man. and rs God knoweth i would do
any thing to live, and suceor you, and
enjoy your sweet society. my dear ones,
but | cannot give up Christ" and he turn
ell away to die. 1t Is SO still. my breth-
rem; for IL we are not called to die for
Christ. vet hope we could If we were
called to do so; for ut this moment moth
ing thrills u, like Christs name; nothing
makes us so happy rs to see his cause
prosper. I'm the cross of Christ glory.
towering DER the wrecks of Time" AMI
ms long rs W. can make 1t still prominent
in our ministry. we are sure than an en-
thusiastic response will be given in re-
generated hearts, for unto those who be-
lieve no Is precious still.-SpurgeOa.
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Sunday Readissg.
WISHING.
nv JEAN ISGELow.

When reflect how little have done,
And add to that how little have seen,
Then furthermore how little have won
or boy or good, how little known. or been
I long for other life more full, more keen,
And yearn 20 change with such a. we'll have run.
Yet reason moeks me-nay, the soul, ween,
Granted her choice would dare 10 change with none
No.-not b. feel. as BlOndel when his lay
Pierced the strong tower, and Richard answered
IT.
No not 10 do, as Erstace on the day
lie lief fair Calais 10 her weeping lit
No not 90 be Columbus walked ffvm sleep,
When his new world ~ - nom the chained deep.
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