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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Smiths Tonic syrup.

ssUar Smiths Tonic Syrup.
Beware Of COunterfeits! Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been eounterfeited, and the
.counterfeter brought togrief. tr.f3y
The genuine article must have DIR, John
Bull private stamp on each bottle, DR..
John Built only has the right to manu-
'factire and sell the original John Smiths
Tonic syrup Of Louisville, Ky. Examine
well the label on each bottle. II my
private stamp is not on the bottle do not
purchase, or you will be deceived. See
my column advertisement and myisl,0w
card. Twill prosecute anyone infringing
on.my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic
Syrup can only be prepared by myself
81 The puplic's servant, - LII
49, DIR. JOHN BULL.
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On last Friday morning young man
apparently about % years old, made his
appearance on our Public Square riding
a very nice young horse. he inquired
of Sheriff Latta, who happened to be near
him, for Gosh White, the Town CIier.
Mr.. I.atta was impressed with the fact
that the horse was stolen, and so he ask
ed him what he would take for the horse.
He answered that that was just what he
wanted to do-to sell the horse. The
Sheriff pretended that he wished to buy
a horse, and the young man asked Sl25
for his animal, bu. finally agreed 30 take
$ti5. Mr.. Latta, being satisfied that he
was thief, then arrested him, and he
at inst said his name was Roberts, but
finally made full confession He stated
that he stole the horse at Mt. View, on
the Nashville d Chattanooga Railroad,
at bran dance given on the evening be-
fore. On being locked up in the Jail he
told the Sheriff that his real name was
had recently lived at GAINESVILLE and
Chapel Hill. DIR. Green, a physician of
Neapolis, says that ON last Friday morn
ing early 9arnes came by Neapolis aud
offered to sell the horse to him for Sl25,
stating that he had bought it in Ken
lucky. The horse was left at McGaw's
stable, to await the appearance of the
real owner. Barnes is well acquainted
with Middle Tennessee, land no doubt be-
longs to q we'll organized band of thieves.
On last Monday Mr.. Oscar Davis, of
Smyrna, came to Columbia, and proved
to the satisfaction of the Sheriff that
til e stolen horse was his own. He said
that he was at hi dance near Smyrna,
and his horse was stolen in broad day
light, within 90 yards OF the dancing
ground. On seeing the prisoner he inn
mediately recognized him as having been
atone time his Uis q vis i'm the dance.
Days said that Barnes was named Gid
con Barnes, and that he approached a
lady to dance with her, and she pushed
him away. Barnes asked Davis if he
did not know an old man named Barnes
who lived i'm the neighborhood of Nash.
Vile, and Davis saying yes, Barnes adj
ded, HE is my grandfather" Davis
said he would go home, and then 60 to
Davidson county, and get warrant for
arrest of Barnes, and come after him.
Sheriff Latta as thief detective, is
scarcely excelled, and is the right man
in the right place
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SpRrNa HILL. Aue. Isl

a. oXHlNd Hill, aug. 1884,
Mr.. EDrToR:-The HERALD comes to
us week after week freighted with news
from every part of the county and we
find it both pleasant and refreshing, thus
to be kept posted as to the affairs and
business, not only Of the city of Column
bia, but also of the various and numer-
GUS feurishing villages of the. county.
This is feature in the HERALD not to
be found in any other country paper,
with which I am acquainted, and the re-
suit OF it is that our people know more,
Of each other, and we draw more closely
together, by the ties of friendship than Is
common, and even here at Spring Hill,
we feel like repelling the attack (playml
as it may be- of "Harry Kane" upon
Esq. Burke, and L. D. Owen of the viii
lage of Hurricane Station. They are
both liberal, honorable gentlemen and
the charge of penuriousness of the one or
vanity Of, the other, falls to the ground
wherever they are known. ~
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aarfi CIVIL DISTRICT. 1s7

23rd CIVIL DISTRICT, 1870.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Permit us as people
that have the interest and good of the
country at heart, to suggest the name OF
Col. Thos. III. PEBBLES, Of Spring HIN, for
the State Senate, to represent this Sena-
torial District, composed of the counties
of Maury, Hickman, and Dickson, in the
next Legislature. Col. PEBBLES is rep
resentative man, and will do honor to
his country Col. PEBBLES past acts is
talk enough for him. MANY VOTERS,
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sections relnaI
and stretch fofU u

WON! eeHurIIs UI SuPPo TIC
bleediN heart needs a balm to heal it,
and there is none but the love of its
kind, none but the affections of a human
heart. And now his affections lift them
selves and cling as with renewed vigOr
around the new made object, around the
light that has broke in upon his exis-
tence, and with this alteration mingles
his prayer that in the stiffness of the
world, and the muteness of the voices
that usher fourth praises, when refiec-
ton cometh Like twilight, that the
numerous friends, that some voice in the
sacred silence Of her thoughts may
whisper his name as her love. gof
Like plants that sleep till sunny May ii
Calls forth their leaves, my spirit lay, 70
Till touched by loves awakening ray
Alone in thee has found its day.
...,.... ael,l,g Nor BEAR CREEK.
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AN old man named Robert Woody.
recently died on Leathcrwood Creek. in
the edge of Hickman.
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MIR. EDIToR-If Hon w. B. Wilson
will announce himself candidate for
reelection to the Legislature, he will
receive the support of A VOTER
The officersan1 Board of DirectOrsofthe
Maury county Memorial Association, are
requested to meet at the Methodist
Church this evening at o'clock. A, full
attendance is desirable.
MIS- A. O. p NICHOLSON, Pres't.
Mrs. MARGUERITE PORTER, Sec'y. 81,
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10 Am Concerned.

Calls upon men to become candidates,
and their replies win hereafter be char
ged as advertisements. Il, 500 4sT' fSs-i7
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sBE asEs


i Nm. HoRsLKY:-f md that we have
rid fbf hire of hands On streets In seven
U(oks $S75.65 In cash end the hire Of
oas has been paid II checks, the dex-
mnount Of Wh2ch j do mot know, and
- -, 900 Taxes assessed the Coll ector
- solicited since 1st Of April $1145:-
- - corporation checks, with
49, 10y enough to pay the hands
upoH o9ro1e4 1.-THE Taxpayers would
come rw.sd 81 pay their taxes, we
oou ns pEo44 uere rapidly with the
s work orr ceatsSann a. the street commit
sees nns n -! I'm % working upon our
s ~ y clcsnsd upQ ei1wood Cemetery,
70 tlis community II ~ Who ar most-
s1setes.ea wcue1 eDwa fix mp the
3s1yss and Tonbs Of their deceased
nlens. he river is now falling yery
ran4Z and II It should not hin again 81
the. - Of next week We will Ne able to
Get I'll the Gravel We want to eomplete
oar werk. make this stafemept II vour
solicits1l9a - the benefit OF the tai nav
ers of Thu city. = ALDxRMN
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promincuf CArriynIs m the

q Prominent Arrivals In the City. r
Colonel Thomas H. PEBBLES, of Spring
Hill. ~. f,.-
i. Mr.. James w. Hughes, and Capt. Arch
Lipscomb, from Niagara, etc.; r. c. n.
Martin, a. G. Wilkerson, and Capt.
Mosby, of Nashville; Major j. NJ. Jones,
of Pulaski; Major Boiling Gordon, of
Hickman county; w. A. Bailey. Of
Spring Hill. f1D8 nisHJ*fn e tif =
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Notice 70 the Masistr.sesl Of Aasrs
@&< I'LL
County.

~ :. "a - tfSOo1ty. - -
You are hereby notified to attend at
the Court House in Columbia, on the lat
Monday in September ls50, to reorgan'ze
lie'a is7s. .-Eog gGsTs Chairman, r.
:! If you want a good Snip of Clothes
made to oruer,i call at n\/sle ss3 t,sg
.4sSss s0s IN t3SGIE's..s
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You, can buy machine at ELAN
Bros, which may be carried i'm your
pocket, that will do Quitting, Braiiine,
and Embroidering. 10 sJF9a'iii eisi 4.
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We are authorized to announce COL. THOS.
H. PEBBLES asia candidate for the State
Senate, embracing the counties OF Hickman,
Dickson and sIaury. ial 9Hl .Hstefel
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Col. Thos. II. PEBBLES and and Mr.. j.
Lea Bullock are announced this morn
ina as candidates for the State Senate.
W. B. Gordon, Esq, is announced as
n candidate for F1oater. ;. r1is.r.s q, - -
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: FOR FLOATER. ,

We are authorised to announce YM. B COR
DON as candidate for the Legislature ip.tbe
Pictorial district composed Of the counties o
w,llansseS ;Ai&afs and eIsw'ss Election, first
Thursday In November 1870.
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vEEE

Having determined TO quit raising
cotton, will sell cheap for cash, a No. 1
fifty saw cotton gin, nearly new.
81. II. ZELLNEg.
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Please Read This.

4 JoHN FRrERsoS Is the Agent for this
Company at Columbia, Tenn. bo
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sD8UGg AUR MED1CDNBls
go Fsi a. s7f -. So e,..ss q A.
Mckinney & SMITH, -. !. ] !
DRUGGISTS,
AND DsALxHs IN ALL ErxBs ~
Musical Merchandise,
0orserof Square and West Naia s.,
COLUMBIA -. : = TENNESSKR
eFe7s - tiie' ------llF'a selai n, -s1fi
WEI have the largest and most complete stock of
DRUG0
Ever brought to colunbia. Our prices win
at all times be as low a. the lowest. We kesp
constantly on hand ~! 5.
IsATENT MEDICINES s : 1. (
Oeslf kinds. l--tsees ,ssis IS esi
Brandies, Wlliskiess
~ si AND. WINES .i-5s
For Medical Use. Eaa 81 ~ I -, 81
| r.7'ssz cs,8 - afis1sEs EasY
~ .5sass. 7eTaa - tsss.i@@ - Nsa
| FURE WINE aa -
| ~, l3iififss sg - 3 ~
broF Saeramen'a' USE Sss$ ri =
| - s Sli gsssszE a s 3 - - e3sssi
SURE CURE dSs 81 sesi.t 2.
And preventive for rs - s
| HOG CHOLERA, s
| Warranted. .as.s Ytafa
| vli.ssasa 20 - ssfsi s. fsf 81 aAi7sF
INDIGO. MADDER. xgz, -..s=i
.sz fASALryE AND DYE srUFrs: s,...
.Ofevery description. ~ r. 4,
| - ,s-sd aff 80 sci lsgH 81
| ALL KINDS OF - ~
| PAIN s AND OILS.
Atprices that defy composition. Isl.
| 81 ftfs,s - --E q. -frs.-
| y,ARNIsHEs, rrRrESrIsE 8 DYERs,
Lower than the lowest Pare irs.sps.si 2
| ~ sshsF 50 -B Iass0f Ga
| ID 81 YlvG EH ssf b ssfr~fefI
DRUsHEs-r1 p r :. bas
| varnish. whitewash, Shoe, Horse. Scrub
bing, Dus ting, Hair, Tooth, Shaving. DC. ~
| sssss,l.,,---
q
| SOAPS ~assir,5t - fta 1T 10 $40
- -. -, q. {, sov ,;e ,..P. ;,a.
- seeR's'e aS'''''''en'' my e'''s's"' amy
Prpr,,r,rrpx,s = i.as 7, 'as,a ifs5i9i
y 'H7,7- He@t3 ,lsta. ,as -
1 Cosmetics, and Hair Preparations ofevery "a
\ riety. .swgyg <. 4afvH.f -
\ ..f,,eE, lEs s-s,. - ....,...--.. 80,
,ANpRETH'SsB fsls .islp,ii
| n lsoflH Sis0fde .Enfssfiea y,fi Isl
.,.1;n.. !. :. "a ' no ga nDlN 'hl' ssaai
L. - ..ss
~ -
II PRESCRIPTIONS
,.,,
Carefully compounded al an hours ayo'ne"'
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MR.. Robert Ellis, living on the w. D.
Cooper place, sent us yesterday two OPEN
ed bolIs of cotton. He says be had some
open last week. 80
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lflN ||I' r"If|II In fe.7- n a
A mo u Nc E M u N T. S
FORl.ONgRr.ss..

We are authorized to announce Gen. VIC.
WHITTHORNE as a candidate for Copgrsss Of
the United States in tlc6tli District Election
in November Nv liifa31H ,-als7a
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We uuderstatsnd that the Comptroller of the.
Currency has signifed his willingness to give to
our city National Bank and that at pfelimi-
nary meeting held by some Of our most sub
stantial citizens yesterday. q sufficient amount
Of stock was subscribed TO insure lis success.
We congratulate eur business community upon.
this substantial evidence Of the growing and
increasing commercial capacity ofour city. !
A xUxBER Of Columbias swee. singers went
to Pulaski recently and took part IN the Con-
cert given It that place on Wednesday last Il,
behalf Of the Episcopal Church. We are aid
that our fair birds Of song carried of shs I'm.
Boys under twelve years Of age are re-
ceived at the Athen&um, and placed Id
charge of a e0mnofant feachar - "a LIZ
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BEsure and read the advertisement of
Elan Bros, who say they are offering the
very best of bargains.
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Williams Il Tyler certainly have some
beautiful dress boots, which they will
sell cheap.
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a young man named JON Cook was
killed 10 the Tern portion & de town
last night hy LIB Aahtc1, 1skton
being being q; - ny q a sasx
boys young Cook masked himoelf Il
attempted to have little fun out 81 81 !
He had ON q red blouse and black .mal
and went suddenly upon Ashton Nh =
drawn bowie knf1o. A1Afon, doubt16
Without having s1y veil connecte1'
thoughts, and moved only ~ the animal
instinct of self-preservnk1Qn, drew his
pistol and fired, the ball striklng Cook
tn vital place, and ceusing death to
ensue in about five minutes. Ashton
fed. 81 tssiietst.s esf s
He has since cometo town and given
himselfup. III ~ ssa e.ssss s :.
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MAR II led.

Near HopewelI, on ThuEsday the 18th, BY tl,c
and Hrs. Ellen N. Scott. III IL, 2. l.1''
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Save your cats'e BY Equine Remedies.
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l. ouisy ille' Ky.
For Sale by T. b. Rains.
To the People eGCelunbis and Nssry
County.

= -
To the People or Celunhis and Many
County.
/ have just received, direct from the
manufacturers, over three thousand dol
lars worth of Ladies', Misses and Child
ren's Philadelphia handmade shoes,
comprising all styles of side lace, but
toned front lace, and Congress 1s-thread
lasting CATERS, at s3.Oo-worth $3.50 to
$500. Glove kid, lace. and Congress,
French kid, Tampieo goat, Oil goat,
pebble goat, i'm fact, have every quality
and style of The best shoes made, which
i am offering good deal cheaper than
anybody. Task you specially to notice
that guarantee every pair of shoes ]
sell, and pay for every pair that proves
Detectives Give me call and save your
money. myl3-1y W.R. HoDaE.
Please Read rhis. ~
sa'c sCoLUMBrA, Tenn, June ., 1870.
Z We herebycertify that we have thisday
rereiyed from the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Cumpany," through the
hands of Messrs. Clark 4 Farrar, Agents
at Nashville, the sum of Ten Thousand
Dollars, being amount Of a policy ON the
life Of Samuel n. Maycs, deceased This
ansoHnt was paid to MS IN au, without
any discount being taken off for prepay
( lent of same, although the company
had about forty days longer in which to
pay this policy. ~ sif.,a
= JOHN w. MAYEs,
JAMES NJ. MAYEs,
~ Executors,
- lsts MARY NJ MAYEs,
Executrix of the estate Of Samuel II
Asyes, deceased. aasf ia 84is
I JOHN FRrERsox is the Agent for this
Company at Columbia, Tenn. bio
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|. For Six Dollars

=. GEO w, AcCoRD; has just received Z
new line of Staple and fancy goods: =
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3 GEO w AIcCoRD sells, the q Miles and
Honey work cheap, and, always has a
full assortment. =,
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Deutal Gard,

. At the urgent solicitation of former
patrons, Dr.. j. y. Moore has consented
to remain in Columbia during the pres
ent and next months. He can be found
in DIR. Johnson's Dental room, where he
will be glad to see all those needing his
professional services. aug36 At
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ss lsTr iaNs.fm bsiiHa a.fias ss7,
iffiiil'iss E-9- sg i'9iH q ID ssfaf
Y 5l''ni is'H rag TfsY,1 D.
Iiao9 lfI o. az iius l1a ~ 81 ri
Ffl f- E ists. 1lI . 4 -
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eDR JoHS BrLL-Dear Sir: Ny ausbaad, DIR.
g. b. johnson. was skillfnl surgeon sBi pkyei-
clan in central New York, where he died leaving
TIE above G. p. Johnson to my care. ~ thisssen
scrofuIa, for which gave him your Sarzaparilia.
hCrnED HIN. I have for ten years rseou1mend-
ed Il 70 many in New York, Ohio, aud lows, for
scroihls, fever sores, and gracraldsbIIisyy Per-
feet success has attended It. The cnres eAectcd
in some cases of scrofuls and fever sesos were
simost miraculous am very anxious for mT
son to again have recourse to your Sarsapari.
Ia Heis fearful Of citing spurious article,
hence his writing you for Ii. His wounds
were terrible. bat belive he will recover.
- : respectfully, JENNIE Jonxssa
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70 my United States aud World vide
= .i2iid 81 Readers. hiis 7-r.,is.sap


i-,.i2i it- 81 Readers. hsis 7rf.assssp
: e go saeHef.i l,E gEfl 40 ~ kgf
- ea45 iisezT al 90
i- i'f-s's.si ,a0e sno1sa
nave received many testimonials from pro-
ies:sonsi and medical mcn, as my ainaasrs and
various publications have shown, all az which are
genuine. The following from highly sducsted
and popular physician in Georgia, Is certainly
one Oh the most sensible communications I have
ever receved. DIT; Clement knows exactly what
ne speaks Of, and his testimony deseryes N he
written in letters q gpld. Hear What TIE Dr..
says OF BULLS V0RM DESTROYERs InI
vnLASow, WALKER CoUxrY. GAL
~ p June 70, 1856. 4
DH. JoHS BULL-Dear Sir: I have receutI,
givea your "Worm Destroyer several trials.
and ind it wonderfully efFicacious.. Il h.s MT
Jailed IN q single instance to have The wished-foe
effect i am doing pretty large country orac-
tice, and have daily use for some articlo II the
kind. am free to confess that I know CT no
remedy recommended By the ablest sutkors that
u 30 certain and speedy in its sissls. o. Inc
object IN writing you Is 10 End Qua upsu what
terms can get the medicine directly fom yeu.
II can get i upon easy terms, / shall use :
great deal OF 1t. 1 am aware that the use Of
socn articles Is contrary to the TEACHINGS and
practice OF great majority Of the regular Inc Of
n. u. 3, but see no just cause or 9oud sense IN
discarding remedy which we know to be Ell
cieut, simply because we may be ignorant Of its
combination: Fof my part, shall make Il a
RUE 70 use all and any means 30 alleviate suffer-
ing humanity which may be able 10 commnnd
met nesasatihg because some one NOM inxsn
ious than myself may have learned its e6sctt
nrst, and secured the sole right to secure that
knowledge. However, an. BY no means m AL
vocate or supporter Of the thousands Of worthless
nostrums that Hood the country, that paspoet 10
eure all manner Of disease 10 which human fssh
is heir. Please reply soon aud infoyn - Of vow
osst terms. am, sir, most respectfully.
ictia JULIUS p CLEMENT, ND
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81 .ffs
We have now in yarsl,a large qlaulity
ofthe bestCumberisnd CRATE Coal which
we will make TO the interest Of all to
purchase during the Summer months.
= Leave orders at Martin & Pickard's or
at the Depot. HiNE 4 WRIGHT
s Columbia, June 49, lS7O.! ips'fse Ut.
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Read the Captains Letter and the Issser from
Benton Barracks, No., April q, 1880,

DR- JoHx BuLL-Dear Sir: Knowing the ef-
acacy ofyour SarsaparilIa, and the healing and
eenencial qualities it Possesses, send you the
following statement of my case
was wounded about two years ago-wss Ia
ken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Beng movedso often, my wounds have not heal
sdyet: ihaye not sat up moment since1 was
wounded. am shot through the hips. Ny
general health Is impaired, need sonething 20
Assist nature. Ihare more faith in your Sassa-
ParilIa than In anything else. wish that
that IS genuine. Please express me half dozen
bottles, and oblige rh
Carr. C. p. JOHNSON, 81. L3ais.
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Save your horses By Equine Remedies.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-12

C0NSULTATI0N FREE!
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Health of Chief Justice Chase.

New YoaE, Sept 3.-Tho World say.
that the paralytic stroke fell on Chief JUS.
tice Chase several days ago, at the country
house Of his sOn-in law, Senator Snragur
OF \ arragansett Bay. He Is unable to walk
without assistance and his mind seems
shattered and Impaired. The health ofthc
Chief Justice has been visibly declining for
many months.
Gentlemen from this city whose business
called them to the Supreme Court, during
Its last session, remarked to their friends
on returning, that they were struck with
HE changed appearance, and too visible
marks OF premature old age. Those who
visited him ar his house noticed that he
had lost his elastic tread and his old habit
of ascending two steps at time. 1t is
generally known that few weeks since the
Chct Justice, while passing through this
city, had sudden attack of severe illness.
ami was obliged to remain in his room a
the hotel for several days, unalle to con.
tlnue his journey. That he should be at
tackled by paralysis surprises no ono who
knows with what interest and assiduity he
has applied himself to public life during
the last decade.
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Field Interview With Mc3Eahon.


Edmund About dating at Sayerno on the
It'll OF August, says:
One gncsscs that our artillery must
have bean Iudely tried when enc observes
cal>sona pass without their guns. But see
here, one, two, three regiments OF the line,
quite firm, tollrably complete in numbers,
rifle on shoulder and knapsack on back.
Behind them, it IS Marshal McAIahon.
calm, d!gnIucd. almost smiling, and fresh
as q rose.
l salute him as he passes; he respond.
without recognizing me. One of his aides
de-c.mp, VI. d ALzac, names me; then h.
stop, and tell ne, quite simply, 10 few
words: the story Of his defeat.
hau only $4,000 men, and [ found
I"o,vJ0 men in front Of NE. We have
gwen way before numbers They have
Killed or wounded ) 900 men about, but
We shall have our revenge. Explain this
to the public. But where are YOU goipr
Ike this ?"
10 Saverne"'
!, You viii get yourself captured. The
= have my wife aud children there"
God preserve you. thcn DO not fail
to say that the morale Of the troops is cx-
cGllcut"
We shake hands; I exchange = few
pleasant words with NJ. d'AbZac, ana
| search vain.y IN the ranks Of the staff as
II moves for the laughing and sympatbetir
lare Of VI. dc Vogue, ordnance officer,
ms Inc young man, iulI Of promise. wa.
Killed ty Il bullet through the heart; both
OF them by the side Of the marshal, who
Was reckless OF his life. >