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, 1870-03-27
$3.50 WILL BUY

A aEst-c1aas upright Steinway Piano,
been usod only three months. Iuauirc
at Marble Works, corner Of Madison
and State-sts., between 10 and 12 a.
N. and 2 aud p. N. To hc sold On ac-
count Of owners removal East.
, 1870-03-27
KANsAS CITY.
Fatal M Nf{Htake-Potit

Fatal NIIstake-Po1ittcaL
spcria1 pe4psteh to The Chseaso Tfibtan:
KAsaAs CIT, Mo, March sa-Ha1nmond onveF,
clerk In the employ Of ". Il Morgan CO,
wholesale druggist, in Delaware street. BY tnlssake
drank glass Of acetic acid, instead Of brandy:
He died In short time. He YVES married, ana
leaSes one child. The inquest returned seluses
Of accidental death -
The Republican convention met to-day and
nominated r O. Taylor for Mayor
, 1870-03-27

=, Spec;s1 Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
j MoRRIs March PA special term OF the Circuit
u1t Of Grundy County has been ordered for the
:. IL Monday In HaJ.
Petroleum =. Nasby delivered lecture last even
4: :to crowded audience, for the benefit Of Eagle
At &C Company and Fasby-
, 1870-03-27
PROPOSALS,
I oContractors.
OFFICE BoArp or THcs1EB Non1uEny}
HOSPITAL FDl TIE IEHANE, :
EIGIy. ula. March IT. 1gIO,}


S Ela1s, III, IL Mafeh III isf il, is;o5
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received By the znde1
ssncd at the Office Of the hoard. In the city Of Esin
Ksne County. 1 Until II o'clock the 18th day Of
April. fer the erection Of that portion Of tho
foepItal Building Mt Elgn. authorized ty "An Act ia
estsbsh tho Northern Illinois Hospital and A1yu for
the 1nsane.r approved Aprl 1e, 1sdp.
PEpposa1a must stats SUN in uAs, for Furnishing MI
materials, and doing all tho work required to complete
that part Of the building to be erected, accord
Ing to the plans aud specifications except the heating
apparatus proper The will Of tho building to bc Of
brick and stone
Proposals VIII BE- also received for all work, aetuafnk
1uatcs!as IN the department. to include stone
wort, brick work. and plssteEing.
Also for spenters work. including roofing, painting,
nnd glazlug gas fitting and plumbing, and iron work
AL proposals. must be accompanied with bond Of
thEcc tlouaand dollAra to tho State Of Illinois, with
twenty cent sesenne ssmp a31cd conditioned thzt
the person making the pupossl will promptly
enter into contract for doing the work, In the
shall be AWARDED to him them, and no bids viii be
considered which do not conform the abor require
lnenta.
Tbs party to whom The contract shall b awazfe will
bc required to sivc bond In tho dtn OF double The
Amount he Is to receive for said work To bo approved by
the bo&td.
The Trustees the right to reject my IN pro-
rosa1a which t-y za1l dee Incompatible With the In
.ercsta Of tho at4te.
Proposals must be enclosed IN sealed envelope
de:sed- "ropo.a1. Northern nIinoia Hospital and
Asslu,n for tho 1nsaue," and addressedt to
II. ". PADELFORD,
Secretary Bourd of Trustees.
Plars md s1ecidcatious will bc on exhibition At the
Office Of the toard In ESin and after the 18th Of the
present mouth.
Sfi*ER $HEHE z2fRESH 2SfHRHEsSHAF| R$HAt4F: 1"''ss<*s
Attest: r. ". PApEToRp, Secretary
, 1870-03-27

: III OF an Escaped Lunatic-Rainss
11t1xsoxvuLs, March a.-Three Feen szo'
, 1870-03-27
GENERAL NOTICES.
.
OMNuBUSES.
Card from W. II. Xounc.

{coFEl
0FI1CE or TIE UNION QdSu1ts Cn,yr.rv1
CHICAGO, March L. t8:u
circumstances having made 1t NECESSARY for fila r,r
pany to alter The style Of ii tickets no1c can be- sod
btc asy 111 gns he rSw ones t9 be issued shall
t,cket9 to tcn o welre days whsa they W B. sod Ut
the 90 ratr-twefEe for 4 dollar. Experience ass
pfutd mat PASSENGER cannot be carried ID etaxes At
Lees rate Of fare than eight cuuts without Ioes.
WE YOUNG,
Experience teaches ne TINT the above card il hum.
bug, and that passengsss can be carried on abs.haT
At the rate ofaare b,hed tho p st.srs md
they MI continue to independent Of the monopoly
FIFTEEN tickets for 81. Their tickets, WIEN Issued
win be good on my stascs.
II DDArT
, 1870-03-27
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, 1870-03-27

SccfCtnfJ R0nrd OF Tfnstccs.
Pnrs md specifications will be exhibition At The
Office Of the toar IN sn, and after the eth Of the
present month
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-22

nrrpo.a, 10 Reinforce Johr,rn IN
10000 meu-.RclrCat irOm nai-
tonWith 5000 Acn.--lHriucnces
which moved ilr, Davis to super.
Cgde Johustm-.Dcler,c OrAtiGu-
ta--tualrO! COlRmbIa...The Bat
Gle Og FrankliH--.llattIC Of Nash
liile.-.The RClreS from Baton.
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w ARM DTR'@
PILL. r.. NEEDY.
COUGH NO MORE

WARxER CouGH BALsAM is healing, soften
ing and cxpectoratng. The extraordinary
power it possesses in Immediately releycing
and eventually cureing the most obstinate
crseg Of Coughs. Sore Throat Bronchitis IN
fluenza, CaiarFh, lloarsshegs, Asthma and Con-
sumption is almost incredible. So prompt is,
the relief and certain its effects in all Tho above
cases, Or any affection Ct the throat and lungs,
that thousands ofphysicians are daily pgcscib-
ing Il, andone and all say that i is the most
healing expeetoront medicine know. One
dose always affords relief and 10 most cases
one bottle effects cure. Sold by druggist, in
large bottles. Price One Dol.aS. II is youI
own fault if yon still Cough and suffer. The
Baisam will cure,
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EMMEN


WARyERs EAMAG0GUE, is tie only article know
to cure tic whites tit win cure in every case
Wbre ID the family in which this important
medicine IS not wauicd2 Mothers ths Il il
greatest blessing ever offered you, aud yoa
Should Immediately procure it, ltis also a
sure cure f6r Female Irregularities. Aad may
be depended upon in every ease where tie
monthly How aas lecn obstHated through
cold or disease. Sold BY druggist. Prcc One
Dollar, 0r Hentby mai on receipt Of One Dol
Tar and Quarter.
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N0TICF.

WV. ALLEN H. CARTS has withdraw from
the firm oi Mitchell Camp & Gattis and Jg,Hs
D. PoRrKR has become partner IN his stead.
The present firm alone arc authorized to ac;
in settlement Of the business. There will be
no change In 0ur books We viii in due time
have IL plenty of new goods al the iowestmar-
ket price Patronage solicited
MITCHELL, CAMP 4 PORTER
Sent 80, IaT0-lm
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Mar. l,., ~ ysar In. .n,ss,l sincr
,hc coIlanso and total n,.rH,rnv or
.n,, eor.iorn C,oa.1r,..
who yicdict,,, c.o)inos h,o MAN
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BARHRAM HOUSE,
PANOLA, MISS.

wv HAVE PURCHASED THE HOTEL
at tnis place from +. W. Mathews and are
thoroughly rcnovating aud rc-farnishiug the
house In handsome style, and wc pledge our-
selves to use every cndeaYor to give satisioe-
ton 10 those who favor Us with their patronage
r. ii. BARIIAM Il SON.
Wewill Keep up the Saloon In the building,
and our friend BOB COOLEY will be glad 70
administer the cooling draught to al thoag Who
suffer from thirst. ali kinds Of liquors and
wines kept on banda and mizCd in the best Style
Meals Al all lines at 80 cts. Weekly aUl
monthly board at low rates. ol-2m
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WAnyERs DYSPEPSIA ToNc is prepa red cx.
prcssy for Dispeptics and those suffering with
habitual Costyeucss. slightly stimulant
tonic and q splended apetizcri it strengthen
the stomach and restores the digestiuo organs
to luer healthy state Weak, nervous aud
dyspcpGc persons shou use WAhAEHs Dlsrfp
Tlc Toxic For sale by all druggist-Price
Ono Unllar.
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la nn,c,n.nc. v..h truth ,o .,,
tlat Mr.. pu. IN hgsuviug Upon
General Johnston tho command.
u't thJt Dc hal lonudiu thotohiccr
'Il tbr requisites form position now
n'''''' 'I ''' ''., u" Importance 10
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n.,,. .r..i,,,I ,ha.no...,t., h,.,,an
.I,br.to, or ,bot octi,ity. cpcrg,
ana c,,or,risc which hc hrl;cvcd
,,toll,. cssort;,l to tbc nronrr die.
cbarae Of tbc duties deyolyina mn
on n commander of that army.
Tho in,,r,,r,telv cvnresscd
I .
,;.h,s If ,hc c;lizens or iho Was,
and the urgent representations of
many official pcrsonages in both
Houses of Congress, induced him.
however, TO wave his own conyic-
tions, and about the first of Janua-
~. lSG3. General Johnston recciy-
Il ,,o oo.,,, ,nJ
,I p. I.,
n'' laws "'''''''''''" S'"''
ouaIy ana Ioya'l} TO support nun,
and provided General Johnston
would take the initiative against
sherman be- was offered as a1li.
,;,,,, to ,ho A,.,,,, % uo Tonno.
''''' w Wv ivy " Wv
see ! Ok corps ol qu''c h'ue'cen
thousand men, and ten thousand
men were to be drawn from Beau
reoard,s denartment in Carolino
Min. ~ ,.i,h ,to,o on1 naas.
'''' ,'' uP "''" '''.'' "''1 "''
ing lIie tennessee river at h'nsS-
ton, he would elect Junction
with Longstreet's corps, then ly-
ing near Knoxville, and which was
to be placed at his disposal, p d.
king seventy-Gye thousand elIec-
tive bayonets, which, with the cav
airy. amounting to quite ten thou
sand men, and the artillery, num-
bering six thousand. would give
him the splendid effective force of
ninety-one thousand men, Ga larger
force than had ever been Assem-.
bled under one commander in the
Confelcracy.) in position TO flank
Sherman. and move on Kentucky.
repeating Brara's movement of
2s62. upon a far grander scale. or
drive Sherman from Chattanooga
as Johnston might elect. General
Johnston accepted the proposition,
with the reservation that instead
Of eflecting a junction with Long
street at Kingston, should pursue
the cIrcultons route by railway
through Richmond around to Dal-
ton, or march across the mountains
--neceSsariiy InVoiVlhs sucn a ae-
lty tflat SHERMAN Wohio, ~ .iis
tlt'e: iia'e col'i'lIc'ceu ino, ny 'oi
ware, anu d'' 'ii,"'''e u" ,''o P',,
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rTi9' ~ = a,.;lo = NJ.
" ;aa I.a,,a ,boo Johns,on s,c
aona,I mi ITooJ yho sncceoJod
Iobnsfor arc among otbcrs fullv
.:.
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FINDING that tins UrOnDSIt0n was
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NC,
Tuiliou'in tho classical ccmac pay
able inaGyauee hr thr an,iro sclo-
laa,ic year of nine montbs........ s ~ 0o
Fuel .....,...........,...." l8 u9
Deposit for lmee.s retuluaHe f no
damages ore as'o l..,..,...,,,,..,. 3 0g
Fec for special talar in Chemistry,
$40 tDi,.......,........,. .,......... ............
Deposition use ofApp1raiHs, thcm-
icals and damages 925..o~........ 800 90
A fee Is gl.o charged iof special s,u-
dentsm other Department aamount-
ing TO a moderate sum proportion-
ttc the number Of ,ehoo0sanend-
ed......,....,......,.,......
Board at Scwarts Han per month";. lS 90
Board in private families in Oxford
per month".................s to 20 u
Board with lodging, fuel aud se.yant
attendance IN Oxford ,,.....,."..... 2l %
Board with lodgni, fuel and servant
attendance and washing IN country rs 60
Washing, where il is u separate
charge, per monlh,..,",....".".@l 20 TO 90
Lights 81 to Is cents per month.
Rooms in the Dormitolics arc free Orient,
aud as two students occupy one room the eE-
ense is divided
Necessary expenses need not exceed $500 to
$3.50 or $50.
The plan in ororation, during the last scss-
ion, OF having the Stewards Hall under the
control Of the Executive Committee, and en-
ploying Steward at a fixed sahry, is dscon-
tinucd, and the Hall will now be conducted by
Dr.. j. II. Farrell on his own responsibility.
Free Students.
The Free Tuition feature has been restored
and gives 70 the meritorious student Of good
moral character, aud unable 10 pay, a free
ticket for tuition Candidates forthe ministry
Of any denomination, properly recommended
and certified to euch, are entitled TO the same
privilege
The hnalfhfulnrsf Of Oxford, the high moral
tone Of society the unequal.d means and a-
cities enjoyed here for the study Of tie
Sciences the casncss Of access by Railway
from all quarters and other advantages render
the University Of Mississippi the most attract
i've Institution Of learning In the Southwest.
The States Of Tennessee, Aiatama, Kentucky,
louisiana, Texas anl Arkansas are invited 70
continue and enlarge that patronage which
they have heretofore extended to w, For
fathcrinlormation and catalogues apply tothe
Secretary Of the Board, Cd. Tbomay T. B..
Pegues, Oxford, Miss Or any member Of the
Faculty, or to tie undersigned.
]. y. WADDEL, Chancellor.
N. B.-Tcxt-books for sale in Oxford.
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Civil NneiNncrinr
Thn npnarimnni nfLAY

will he taught for thc uc gnt ty the profe
Of Mathematics General Sears.
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which we offer at WHOLESALE ONLY at pri-
ces which will give satisfaction.
sl0-3m
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-12

The Emperor has gone to the general
headquarters Of Marshal Bazaine.
Arrival Of the Prince ImpctlaI and
Eagcnicss Jewels. Loss at
Saarbruck. = @
The Prince. ImpcriaIof Franco has
arrived in Lofdoh, and is now at ths
French Legation, i'll charge Of w. Il.
Smith, the Empcror's confidential
agent. Smith also brought Empress
Eugcnic's jewels and valuables and
the famous diamonds of the Duke of
Brunswick. E
The Prussians as they advance dis
coycrtbc losses of the French in the
recent battles to be frightfull--cxcccd-
ing even the most extravagant esti-
mates.
StrnsbOurE Surrounded by 60 600 Ger
mans--The Garrison only 1000.
A dispatch from Carlesruhe to-day
states that Strasbourg is surrounded
by 10000 troops, mostly South Ger
mans, and must surrender, as the
garrison NUMBERS only 1900 men,
though this does not include the Ma
tional Guard of the city, which would
increase the garrison largely if called
out.
The advance of the Prussians from
Saar Louis and Treves has commen-
ced. 1t is supposed that Prince Fred
erick Charles is in command, and that
an immediate attack is to he made on
the French position at Metz.
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SHER1Fr SALE.

By virtue Of an execution to me directed from
of Paul Beech "a Narcissa P. Sanders, I will
proceed to sell for cash 10 the highest bidder at
the Court House door in the town Of Columbia,
on Monday the 9Th day of August next the fol-
lowing trrct or parcel of land situated in the
State of Tennessee. Maury county, civil district
No. s, and bounded as follows, TO Wit Begin
ming At a stake the south west corner of the tract
Rankins d Pillows corner. in John Estes line
and running s0dee. l5min., east passing centre
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Important.

a Washington telegram announces
that the Attorney General in view of
the elections to take place during the
fall, has prepared, and will, in day
or two, issue the following circular:
.sTo the United States District At
torncvs, Marshals and Commission
crs: Your attention is called to an
act passed at the last session of Con-
gross, entitled an act tor the enforce
ment of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Articles of the Constitution. a copy of
which is herewith sent to you. The
ninth section makes it your special
duty to institute proceedings against
all violators of the act. You will,
therefore, whenever you receive
from any source creditable informa-
ton that this law has been violated,
take prompt measures for The arrest
and etiectual prosecution of the guilty
party.
"a. T. AKERMAN, Attorney Gen."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-12
Plain Issues.

Senator Casscrly, of California, clos
ed his Fourth of July Grafton at Tam
many Hall in the following language :
I'll, tomorrow, all the men who are
opposed to Radical misrule in this
country would be united in one party,
there is no doubt that Radicalism is
doomed. Now there arc undoubtedly
three or four plain issues upon which
10y are all united and ready to act.
&{lall we not allow them to unite and
act with us? Do we not feel that. on
the question of an honest administra-
ton of the government, reduction of
taxes, sound currency, reformed
tariff, and relief of the labor of the
country, all can act together? Why,
We can all act as one man. Shall we
not SO act ? Let us act. And while
we have principles, let us not forget
that the Democratic porty are plegcd
to the inviolability of the Constitu-
ton, the integrity of the Union Zap
plausel aud the preservation of all the
rights of the States unimpaired. APP
plausc. Can such a cause fail to
succeed? l wish no greater happi-
ness in my own time than to see it
triumphant. l cannot think of any
wish moe worthy of the great glory
of this memorable day. [Great APP
plause.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-12
Politics at White Sulphur Springs.

During my stay here l have been
struck with the general disposition of
Southern gentlemen to avoid politics
as topic of conversation. Indeed,
they don't appear to be thinking much
about politics at all, and / doubt if
many of them trouble themselves in
the least with pending issues. There
is one point, however, upon which
they are pretty unanimous, and that
is for getting political power back i'll
to the hands of the old ruling class.
To accomplish this their chief hope
is in a national victory for their old
friends, the Democrats. They will let
the Northern wing of the party fix up
the platform, and about the only ques-
ton they will ask i'll regard to it
will be, 'Is it one on which we can
win Cor. Nev York Tribune.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-12

HIRTY-THIRD
YEAR IN COLUMBIA.
The Principal, having taught in Columbia,
for the last thirty years, gives notice that
the next annual session of
The Columbia Athenaeum
Is nppointed to begin on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th
And continue through ten calendar months.
MRS. F. q. SMITH, Principal.
WM.A SMITH, A. NJ, Secretary
F. H. SMITH, Proctor.
Assisted by full and efficient corps of Pro-
fessors and Teachers. Course of instruction
thorough and complete. No sectarianism.
Some of the advantages we offer are: Ele-
CANT buildings, erected expressly for school
purposes.--A healthy Neutrality-suspicious.
and philosophical apparatus.-Well selected
library, 10, 600 volumes.-Large and well venti-
lated sleeping rooms with fire in each.-Abun
dainty supplied table.
Hereafter the collegiate or senior department
of the Athenaum will be divided into ten sep
arate:schools, and pupils having completed the
prescribed studies will, after satisfactory e.
animation, be permitted to graduate in each
school separately. pupil having graduated
in the requisite number of schools will be de-
clared a full graduate of tho Columbia Athen-
9um.
Several important additions have been made
to our corps of teachers for next session.
The free scholarships to the Corporation Of
Columbia, the MasOns, Odd-Fellows, and Red
Men will be continued as heretofore.
Number of pupils already instructed 74S5, OF
whom IA have been declared graduates.
Prices greatly reduced tn suit the times.
L.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-12
I jHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to decree of the Chancery Court at
Columbia at the September term thereof 1869,
in the case ofW. d. Embry and others, vs..
Thomas A. Dodson, will sell to the highest
bidder at the Court House in Columbia, on
Monday the 10Th day of September 1870, val
liable tract ofland situated in the 18th civil
district of Maury county on the waters of Bigby
Greek, adjoining the lands of J. A. Briggs, Mrs.
Webster and others, containing about 800
undivided interest of said DodsOn in and to q
tract of land containinr so acres adjoining the
before named tract ana known as the Stray
horn place.
Terms, one and two years credit with interest
rom date of sale, EXCEPT $50 in cash, the pur-
chasrs required to execute notes with good Sc
curity and lien retained for the purchase
money. J. J.. WILLIAMS, &. u VI.
Aug l2-if.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-12

The CIarks, lie Chronicle has a
very sensible article under the head
iu,, "Tbc danger of division. III
mcntionsahc assertion of HARBOUR
LEWIS. of Memphis, ono of the late
Radical candidates for supreme
Judnc. that the Radical party expects
TO rise into power again in this State
Inv tbc aid of Old Line Wings. 1.-THE
nrcscnt Democratic party was the
,,mc that had that name before the
y,r number of the old, line Wings
vould 90 with Radicals, or anyDod!
else in preference, so bitter was their
PARTISAN feeling. (madc so by repeated
lcr,,ts): but the National Democrat
partv of the North, which asks old
line Wings. and all lovers of Constr
tu tioual liberty, for their support, has
nothing TO do with the past politics o.
the Southern people, and only prom
Uses in the future 10 represent our
Interests. It's foolish TO expect any
national party now TO reflect the sea-
timcnt and feelings of the Southern
people. but such result may be OBJ
tanned if we battle faithfully for the
principles of the Dcmocratic-Conscr-
vativc party of the North.