The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-08-18
COMMUNICATIONS.

lays since.
We are glad TO see that Or. GrsTIsg Of New
orleans Is now in our midst.
Brp WooDsIDKs, son Of }. L. WouDsIDEs
whilst riding blind horse las, Monday, va
thrown and badly hur;.
Ora talented young friend Capt. DE GRAF
ry<R.rn Of Franklin was in our town se7era
laws during the past week.
r,rr. Il. d. SMITH, the popular Principal O
,..r ktbeuaum. lci1 for the inviting mountain
...rrat At Beersheha Springs last Tuesday.
MAJOR Faleonctt reports the Duck Rive
VALLEY Railroad movement progressing IA
...,-,1r, IL, Hickman and Hum phreys cOun
Ties.
EN-CuANyrILoBC AMrEELL OF Frank
Ian wa~ in our town during the early
nan, of the week attending Chancey
court.
wrscc ur.on crrrstree,s th-' =,nd and iovj'
al fellow CAPT. Dawn EsrE5, oil Csrrollton
Mrs.. He Is Uu VISIT ,o has parents in TIN:
.r. He IS booking we'll.
I,~g SATURDAY Nr. Eru. ErwIS who is q
.ak 10 the igst office at this place, was
...r..n from hi horse on South Market street.
.rt WIS only .l- rs hurt
ors well known fellow citizen Mr.. II. B.
lrr,ygr, - ril ms family, returned home a few
.1.vs since IN nue health, after spending scve-
al months IN llr pine forests Of Maine.
We are svrr,. Ia learn that Mr. THoN-
A.. :. Percy had his left foot mashed
.,,t SATURDAY. Il was so badly hurt
hat his boot had to he ''amputated.'
Col. W. SIoss, the able and pOpu-
r,r President Of the Nashville * Deca-
rrr Railroad, was in town last week
a.okinC after the business Of his rOal.
W. arg glad 10 scc upon cur streets Capt.
sn,a Llrs,osF, Of the liEm Of LIFsCoXB
Esr,.. Of our rs. He has been rusiicatinE
fr-ru IN the classic streams Of Swan aud Butia-
.o. IT, yas also out dec ar hunting.
YEs. Ert LANcAsTEE, Editor Of the Ladie-
department. Of the stauDch and influential
lone star Ranger, published at Nava7ota Tex
is. arrived IN this place a few days since with
nr laughter, who has been placed at the Co
'rubia Athens nm.
NB. THOMAS \. HARRIS, Of Mt. Pleas
mt, has quit the Revenue office, on ac-
count Of the pressing business in his Of
ure A. United States Gauger of the 9TH
district of Tennessee our city IS his
headquarters.
C"I. JACKSON b. WHIT. an honored
.tizen OF Columbia in olden times, but
rt present prominent member Of the
nashville bar, visited his old home and
many friends last Tuesday, by whom
he was most cordially greeted.
JoSH. 6. BAILEY and En-. KUN, who were
fpoi1ied a committee 10 20 10 Gallapolice,
Ohio. to inspect the rss-wurks a that place,
reiuued last week and report iavorably.
Their expenses we're paid by the contractor.
7rl not br the Corporate authorities Of Column
r.z.
FEo. rs. x. joSr-, Frincipa, OF Nclrose
t.uai. Academy at Trenton, who has been
Spending several weeks 10 his Old mother
.runrv OF Naurr among HE many friends, re-
turned tr hi home last Monday lie has one
.' the most 8gurishiug schools IN West Ten
r.s,sae.
Co. D. j. CoorgE, our popular and eiiioi-
.r' Clerk and Master IN Chaucery Is rusticaiing
az Eeersheba and Of course enjoying himself
and giving life tothose around him. Beershe-
Ia Is crowded with the fsirest and most beau
r'ul daughters OF the South, ami we don 7
SNOW that It Is altogether safe totrust the Col.
Fuid such surroundings.
our former distinguished fellow citizen.
General Gideon J. Pillow, arrived in our
"I'y last Wednesday, ami Is looking in fine
health and his usual high spirits, He was
fhs counsel for the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad in the case OF the Fayetteville
.ud Winchester Railroad. which they gained
a few DAYS since. Gen Pillow speech in that
case is spoken OF by the Nashville bar, as
fine able~t and most powerful effort OF
HIS life.
PEur. HrNIEE NlrHoL~VN. under
whose able editorial administration THE
llVr'Lr was =" long and 50 prosperous,
ly conducted, was iu our city during the
past week on g visit To- his Father, and
many friends. Prot. NI,ror-oN is at
present Porlessor OF agriculture in
last Tennessee University, a most -four.
I~hInS institution Of which our State
may l"el Just pride.
Wills JoNss, who recently purchased th,
.ieelate'f f..ruI - Viii Factory, was IN tow
Monday. Sir. joss has made cAtensiv,
and costly improvements and intends ~ max
the Lowell Of the south. lie is a man 0
rndoulitable energy who completes whatever h'
andertah.- a few such meu in developinl
the resources Of the South, are worth more e
'hr cUun,ry than all the political bummcrs tina
ever ~wEmed around the public crib Mr.
jusEs reports the water al his mills lower than
&c has been for years, but sufficient Tor all Urac
ucll purposes.
THE Nashville Banner published al
engraving OF Gen. BATTLES Hotel. tn
Battle House, Church Street. Nashville
aud says, at fronts on Church Street ON
hundred feet, running back one hun
bred and thirty, four stories high an,
-outails fifty well ventilated rooms
The reading room, office and spaciou
dining hall, are well arranged and a
pointed. zen. JCTL a. BATTLE, th
proprietor. Is one Of the most popula
landlords in the country and Ia
friends are legions. The Battle lIous
= among the best .hotels in the state.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
$50. /. CHEEK TO RUIZ RYAN. J!