The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-07-22

We have q cor fon' from one
OF IN. prisoners cur sounty jan, VINO
says theHyaiter ah1 inc turnkey, ice
and treat thei courteously-
Rev. VIM Jstes, son Of our fellow-cit-
izen, Luilwn 1T Estes, Esq, preached
in the M i Church i'm this place on last
sabbath morning and at night. Mr..
Estes, hs Nom absent from Columbia
many vars, FeaTe told that is SER
mons weefery good.
Major VIII. Galloway has given a lot
TO the Soulis Columbia people upon
which t, eject church. An action
worthy q all commentator.
Columhais to have a Skating Rink.
Tho Rink ran is smoothing the Ham
ncr Hall flor for that purpose.
MR.. JohI Benner, now in this city,
wants TO Ivy l5, 900 pounds of hams.
The MalW County Court ought to
have two RVS of shade trees around the
Court Hou}, one of Mulberry and the
other of Suhr Trees. They would not
then hear tb people talking about the
ugly urtHouse
MR.. vii am Cherry, of the Water
Wheel, carp upon an immense catfish
in Duck Idtr just above theWheel early
last WedlSday morning. Billy says
the fish wdnear the bank fast asleep,
and he strtik him tremendous blow
with Il sticA which so stunned him that
he was e!ily brought to shore. 1t
weighed 75l pounds, and was sold to
the Nelson House. 1t was evidently a
Creek Cat, il was very short and thick
like mufat, and came from the mill
pond. II not as long as the catfish
which Johufugh Harrison saw on the
Chumbly Ftd several months since.
THE old bid popular dry goods house
of 5. +. Mass, decd, has been bought
by Wiley ihbry and Horace Frierson,
who were Perks for Mr.. Mayes during
hls lifetimd These young men are very
fortunate ! stepping into a splendid
trade, Wild took Mr. Mayes lifetime
TO build uu And they are worthy TO be
so fortunod for there are few young so
deserving v reason of practical business
qualities all moral lives. We predict
for them accessful business career.
REV Joceutler brought us three Rus
set potatod which weighed 3Hpounds.
THE Nclbn House continues to please
persons vp are used TO the Maxwell
House.
Col. DUH Sc, OF Memphis, was in Maui
ny Countyh last Saturday.
SEvERAtarmcrs in the neighborhood
of Spring hll are raising experimental
crops of foom corn, Colonel Cheairs
and Tom SLemorc, among others.
"GEN. Chen" has established head
quarters id several places between Co.
lumhia andSpring Hill but Cam Ter
rell strugH manfully to keep him off
his farni.D
The citizhs of Columbia interested in
the buildiu of church house for the
the benefit f the NJ. l.. $. S., in South
Columbia, Ike the liberty, to thus pub
licly exprSs their sincere thanks to
Mai. VIM. galloway for the donation of
a fine lot okround Cor the location of
said church. Mai. VIM. Galloway gra-
ciously decs this beautiful lot to the
NJ. f. C. S. 10 DO held 10y the following
named tru}ees, and their successors:
Isaac Milll r. J. Craft, Jas. Tilford, IL.
Estes, and Powell. We append the
following ipte from DIR. A. w. Smith,
Pastor oitle NJ. f. c. s., Columbia:
we donot expect to organize separ-
ac socisy in South Columbia till the
growth Ifthe city will justify such &C
ton. twill he held by the station, and
served IL the pastor and local brethren,
on FridSg evenings and Sabbath after
noon. Prayer meetings, Sunday school
and prosching. We never expect to see
any conflict of interests between the first
and second church, except the noble en-
ulation # who can best work and hest
agree. Methodism in the city of Colun>
bia is a unit. This South Columbia
church enterprise is, of course, prospec-
tive and missionary.
REV. n w SMITH.