The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-02-24


An oid iady, Susy husk py naMe'
aled last week In AHegnany county,
vHglhia, having reacheu tne eA.laol
dinary age OF IIa years she leases
uausn'el Dey nslns' 90 '' " "eo
Two countles IN virginia, Buchanan
and Wise, have not a resident lawyer
Wlthin tneir MINUS. Inc Legislature
iound II necessary 10 pass sPeciai
law ieSaiizing the eiection OF common
weaith's Attorney ior their oenent.
The flag Of the Twenty-third regi-
ment of Michigan Infantry, captured
Dy confederate soldier, at Missionary
fsidge, on the zotn OF november. 1853
Is now IN tne possession OF a soioler at
n91ly oprlngs, MSsissaPpi. IL Is SAID
70 De 0eautiiuI. ~a
The Grand Lodge Of Mississippi, at
its late annual communication, order
ed correspondence with the Grand
Orient of France to be severed because
of its willful and persistent invasion of
the jurisdictional rights of the Grand
Looge OF LOUISIANA.
White labor is in demand for the
cotton and sugar plantations near New
Orleans. Orders are constantly re-
ceived from the cotton and sugar PLAN
tiers for white labor, and white hands
will be employed next year to a much
greater extent than ever before. tg
Tennessee has 6. 7O4. 33s3 acres of inn.
proved land. and I3.S74S S1S of nnim.
proved land. The OF Weld in this
State last year was $50. 600 bushels.
and the average Weld per Acre was s;x,
teen and one-seventh bushels per acre.
The potato crop is nut down al 600
GOO bushels, or an average yield of fifty
bushels per acre. es '.7f l'}t
At the Circuit Court in Tunes county
Mississippi, last week. a negro was
tried for hog stealing and acun;tfed
He " as immesliateIy pjaced I'm tha
jury. taking the DIace of n negro who
had 'been on the inrv that trie,i him
The negro whose place hal been taken
by the hog thief was then nut unon the
stand and tried for horse siealipg- Of
course the hog thief returned the favor
and voted to sco,,if the horye th;of =
no M.,,,,,;. 80, 49,.
,,,.;r I'LL I'LL pug paiss afe STRIVING
not a sensation. over the trial of fn,,r
young men who hung a h,y at a har-
lbecue near that Mace last summer
Not less than six columns a dav of
each paper has syfficed for q week nast
and that having failed of its object the
enterprising manacers have resorted
to HsinQing head lines. ~ ssNo Voice
Raised for the Sake of Human,tv, tn
Sion The Sound of Revelrv hv N;Ubt ~
is heartlessIys buried i'm the midst of n
column of these in. the AnneaI IF
Thursday.
i. Az to ,vh AGO., A.. s... Al,
Rehe,i;o,, ~ ON ~, Viz W;rr;n;s % % nn;s iS n p,. Ss .me
i,..... 'Tn,ia,o @ WT. .Vh, 'he e.eis
some future historian who NAV record
the gallant deed of the defenders of the
Lost Cause. we state upon reliable in
formation, that DR.. Prosise. the well
know ssChiropodist.n fired the first g,m
from Virginia soil. on .Craney Island
at one of Pendeerast,s feet. The Doc
tor, at that time was member of the
Petersburg ARTILLERY. Captain 7. IN.
Nichols. This first shot caused the
steamer to haul to and never venture
70 return.u - af t7llliel !
Tbe Hot Snr,,sos A ,,,,,;..,
:. -, hsoo,,,;ng -, ss,oII m L.n.nn s. mI. Ia
oisso1 ,,,os,S tha @ nat,,-or ,.,..S ny ~ "s
1noerics These snr;nos oro % s;t,,a,ed u
=, tha oanter oS az co. @ .s S.Heeu .1e
~ ~ .h. O,Srt "a r.o.,nts; eov % oa LIZ s,,e stUpe ".
-, ..,;,o. ~. 80 800 nf I:ssInD, "vUue A.y
: % ae0 foet .hoya a. sa.e In, n a,e
a'ooT o,;e,o rev "UUsv uUs ane seS isvei, making
Tbev 7 are t,ftv.six in nunohe-~ ~ vapr;Io
n tonaneratnre from, as 10 10 Son.ss Sns
In In sdd;t;on 70 3ha % n;nereI no n,ottes no ~ -
tanned in the waters. thew nossess
thermo-electric propert,es which render
them an inyaluable AGENT in constitu-
tional ailments :" I
C,or C.aoroo xv.sh;ru.,, C,,,.;.
~, III. ;,eo,.,".;a. - JD p:S OJS iee
w.sh;,. .rt,,,, ~ srJ Ia. T1,,;t,o.s;.,, "a
s,,o,,J'-1 ~ e.iIH' ar n1 io
1potof;,, % S s;r '" 1or r. liza nnut snu.; Dus oe
S~, e,o,' hs,,. 'h 49, III 49, Ino A ~ ~ sennsn.s
-, h"hoIf I,,oa oI I:..so ~ APs In
., .I, nv, " :H, M"y ue-
ss seise w.. a.en, anu an. since,y ahAnous
unt ~ n ySuL ApIc.a.,vu: ~ tiie ianest
ea.ens, S!sa;!y noiemn;y reaiizing tne duties
Iu as af tPo homnraSIa hd'a Sd aooJ. ,h;oE 70 Jake
ra,,roaant ,a~ W .me and n1"e az t,,e 10y WHICH you
u. 90 t,s;n anu ;,,D.,t,s; =. tu ,aoay anu STU,
eGs y, .i,. , ,oe,.u.un .nel promlseu
I'll, r.o,.;,s~ I e., J;,.; ~, earhr
esuy ptayns ioi ulv,ns gu'dance, l
aScep. .nS uus. coinniItteu 70 my
cmMse anu I.t am nSW Ieauy !, 70 take the
iequileu s',:,,, va,n vi 1lllce 0ehe.M Lee
was oo,iy .,' MeIcolIeu oy each mem
pei VI .ne Iacuity' 10, ai,hough tne
yUuses1 alnon 'ieh, oeinS only
I'M. I'LL FIN yeais olu, ne nas tneir uh-
i'iue' o''niiac'oe anu support.
A .iorriable murder was committed
by three negroes near Jacksonville,
Florida, recently. Mr.. and Mrs. Fagin
afternoon, as was customary with them
to purchase provisions. etc. for family.
They LETT the house i'm charge of a Miss
ROsanna Carline, a sister-in-law of
Mr.. Fagin; also, his two little dsugh-
tiers, Kate and Fannie-the former SIX
and the latter four years old. Mr., and
Mrs. r. were late i'm returning home,
and when they reached there, about 8
o'clock ut night, they found Miss Car
line lying dead upon the floor i'm one
room, with her head split open by a
blow from an ak. In another and adj
joining room Kate, the oldest child,
was found, and similarly murdered.
In still another room, and across the
hall from where these two bodies were
found, little Fannie was discovered
lying dead upon the floor, with the
bloody ak buried to the eye in her
head. 1t appears that the young lady
and two children were assailed BY the
when they were aI1ogether
i'm one room, and that, as soon a. the