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The Portland daily press., 1871-08-04
DOMESTIC pO.Rrs

,FEhNANDlNA-ln port 29th. schs j Libby
L'0py; Jog Starlight, Mcintyre, ready.
s.fENSACOLA-Cld 25th ult, sch Nellie Bowers,
Liverpool. John Sidney, Bartie I, England.
Cld 18th, barque Almira CoOmbs, Wilson, Fernan-
dina, to load ior Nuevites
CID 18th sch May Morn Stetson. Jacksonville.
CHARLESTON-sld goth. sch Walton. Gardiner,
RICHMOND-Sld 31st, schs r G Thomas, Crockett
Boston: w Thorndike. Hail. Philadelphia.
NORFoI.K-Ar 3ist sch d Talbot, Oovington, I'm
BALTiMORE-Cld list, brig r M Heslen, Jones,
Boston; sch Oneida, Watts, do.
PHILADELPHlA-Cld 3lst, barque Jas M Cbur-
chill Gibbons, Konigsburg sch Cyrus Fossett, Hard
Ar LIST. orig e Redman, Redman. Gardiner; scbs
Heath. Warren, Salem Sarah Wooster, Leland
Calais. Mary Augusta, Holt do; Robinson, koo-
inson, Lynn
AR I'd. brig Manson. Gilkey, Bangor.
Cid LIST. brig Alfaratta, Wallace, Portland sc9s
Florence Shea Coombs. Bibloa; Moses Patte5, naIt
ing, Bangor; M Smith, Grace for GamprdgePo,u,,.
Mary Augusta Holt, Portsmouth; Henry, Merritt,
NEW YORK-Ar 1.t, ship Priscilla, York, Liver
pool 50 days; brigs Perss Huxley, fostsI n W
rem. Roberts. Newoern NC: Curtis. Haskell, Ban
gor: Onward. Davis Rockand; juno, Woodman
Norwich; Starlight. BIatchlord, I'm Phiadelphia tor
Boston, Maryland, Green 90 .or ao ,an, Sageh.,
Eyeine. PARK, do Tor Bangor; Julia Elizabeth, Can
Ar I'd. s6ip Argonaut, Baker. Singapore via Boston
brig Fanny Lincoln, small SISpafia nay; schs q
Cid I'd baraue Witch, Bursley, for Sydney, Nsw;
brigs Calao. Buchanan, Lisbon; n Showers, Sbute.
rara; Mary Harris, Crowley, Newark.
Passed through Hell Gate 1st schs Minetta. Crock
or, New York tor Stockton ABBY Weld, Hutchins.
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LIE PERSIAN FAMINE.-A London dispatch
says tnat the British charge d'affairs at Tehe-
ran telegraphs to the foreign Office that the
famine in Persia is over, but that provisions are
still at an exorbtant price.
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DO for Belfast; Atlantic, krosltof do tor Bangor
John Spnles Heath, do for Boston -, -
PR0ViDENo Ear I'd sch Eurotas, Bunee, from
GEORGETOWN, DC. ~
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar2 d, schs Raitic, Pa,xer,
Port Johnsnn tor Portsmouth Equal TITUS New
York ipI do: Commerce Tolrey, do tor Saco: Eliza
} STABLES Small 10 for Portland; Franconia. jar
Wis, Hoboken tyr Newhuryport; Juslina, kenniston'
and wm Rice Pressey FIN Rockland Tor New York
,eonessa Meyers. st George tor do; Susanna. Hall.
yhaihaven tor do Angola. Bellaty. franklin tor do;
lazzle Brewster. Smith, Jonesboro for do; Golden
boSiON-Ar I'd. sch Harry White, White, Balt-
more; Henrietta. Hart Hoboken
Ca 20, Ems Bliss McIntire, st Marc; HATTIE
Ar Sd; ship Golden Rule Hall. from New Orleans;
blrq1e La",eenee, howeS Hyeres brigs Sarah Pc
tiers. iarf. Alexandra; Clara Louisa wass, Phila-
delphla schs ada Whitney, Msrsters. Alexandria;
storm Petrol. Davis, Port johnson.
PoRTsMOGTH-Ar LIST, sch R Hart, Hart. I'm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1st, ship S Thomas,
new, OF Yarmouth. 1888 tons) Curtis, st John. N,,
10 load deal Tor LIVERPOOL
Sid 99th. sch Frank Pierce Grant. Portland.
ARDlNER-Ar 2sth, brigs Addie Hale, Sheppard
Portland; Abby G TitcOmb. Hall, Bath:
Ar 29th, sch Marcus Hunter. Orr, Philadelphia
Sid 18th, brig Annie NJ knight, Davis. tor Phade-
sid Goth. brigs A H Curtis Merriman, Phladel-
phia; 3lst, Hiram Abif, ribbetts, do.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Sydney. NSw prev TO LIST ult. ship st Johr
Chapman. San Francisco.
| Ar at Singapore LIST inst ship Peruvian, Thompson
Liverpool
Ar at Calcutta sth, barque Eliza Kenny, Pitman
Liverpool
Ar At Madras sIst ut, ship Cleopatra, Doane. Bos-
ton.
Sid I'm Havre 18th ult, brig Raven, Gates, Cardiff
i AMI United States
| Sid lm Liverpool 21st ut barque Rachel, Norton
| Portland.
Cid 2)th. barque Rothsay. for Portland.
Ar 25,h ult, ship Fred udor, Bradford San Fran
| cisco.
ar at Falmouth 2Sth ult ship America, Bartlett
| 0uanape.
Ar at Gibraltar 10th ult. brig Lena Thurlow Cor
| bett, New York. for orders.
Ar at Buenos Ayres June %. brig j M Wiswell
| Glover. Darien.
Sid I'm Rio Janeiro July 9th, ship Lathly Rich
| Mitchell. Callao.
Ar at ST Thomas goth ult sch Izetta. Smith, Quad.
| aloupe, land sailed same day tor Inagua.l
Ar at Havana 9th ult, barqus signal, Whitney,
| New Orleans.
Ar al Sagua 2sd ut, brig Prairie Rose. Griffin, I'm
| Cardenas.
Sid i'm Ponce 9Th ult, brig H Houston. French, fol
Ar at quebec 2sth ult, barque Nellie May, Blair.
| Boston.
Cid at st John, NIB. 2sth brig Proteus, Smith, tor
Matanzas; sch Tasso, Deong, Portland.
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JOB PRINTINa-Send your orders Or Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. WIN, M. MAR ks,
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The Ellsworth American says the dyked
marsh, about one hundred acres, ON Mt. De-
sert, produced three tons of hay to the acre,
and good hay too
North Bluehill, dropped dead, Wednesday
night, July Goth. He was preparing to retire
to bed, when he fell forward upon the floor
and Immediately expired.
The American says Mrs. Jane Billings, of
Bartletts Island, fremont, is ninety-eight
years old. She walks, talks, and knits quite
with an amusing grace which "b7ings the
house down."
A New York firm engaged in the porgie
business at Buehill Bay, have taken in the
last nine days thirty five hundred barrels.
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For Sale

CECOND-HA ENG lNE AND BOILER. En-.
~ CINE five horse power upright tubular boiler
IN complete runnlng order, in but short; time.
mr10sntf '
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II O II L q r /!
TINE Cigar that advertised for sale at 22s
i Congress street, has rem owed back to the old
stand on Exchange street, where will still manu-
.acture the choicest brands of cigars. will invite
all my customers and friends in general to call and
examine my goods and get posted on the prices. |
have all brands of Imported Cigars and fine brands
OF Smoking Tobacco.
want two first class Cigar Makers--no poor ones
wanted. K. PONCE, No. so Exchange st.
Wifi
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"PERCIE" having interviewed the leading
Democrats has been to see Mr.. Carter, a
Belfast shipbuilder and a republican. Mr.
Carter finds that the tariff is the principal OBJ
stacle to prosperity in that branch of indus
try. 1t will be remembered that Mr.. Carter
and nearly all the other shipbuilders of Maine
proposed plan designed to give relief in this
erection, but the bill met the opposition of
every Democratic Congressman except two or
three. 1t does not require very great amount
OF wisdom to discover the fact of the decay
OF the shipbuilding interest Bor a very re-
markable memory to recall the fact that the
hrst blow to American commerce was struck
by the Democratic leaders in the South en-
couraged by leading demagogues in the North
and that the high tariffs are now required &c
pay the interest ON sums of money borrowed
to be expended in putting down Democratic
riot in eleven States that went into the same
with the moral support of the chieftains OF
that party in the North. 1t may suit this
class of demagogues to now head their lead
ing newspaper articles with such devices as
''The Decay OF Maine;;" but the people of
Maine know better. With an increase in the
number of savings banks of a hundred per
cent. in six years, and an increase of deposits
OF over two hundred per cent. in the same
period, with the manufactures of wooden and
cotton increased more than hundred per
cent. in two years, with lumder business
never more successful or remunerative, with
the length of the railroad lines more than
doubled in tea years, and never doing so pros
porous business, the sensible people of
Maine will not be frightened by any such boo
ga-boos; and we venture the prediction that
such course against so many positive facts
to the contrary, will not help the reputation
of the journals that engage in it.
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SPOK EN-.

June % lat 9 s, Ion 50 6 W, ship Washington Booth
from Boston toi Valparaiso.
July is. lat A., lon 81 20, ship Ellen Munroe, from
Live pool for Gale.
July %. 'at "a H. lon 81, brig Smith. from Ban
gor tor Porto Rico.
July 81 at A. lon s5 80. barque Young Turk. from
Mention tor Boston,
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Wanted,

Wanted.
ONE good second hand Sewing Mach;, .
" Apply to r. X. HUNT 10.
ausSu ON 316 Congres IS St.,
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KENNEBEC COUNTY

The Gardiner jour nal states that Mr.. Mar.
stOn, of PittstoD, went into drug store in
Gardiner on Saturday last, and ordered some
spearmint and some gin. He carried it home.
and that night he and his wife and uncle took
a dose which affected them badly. The next
morning they took another, and their symp-
toms were so alarming that the neighbors were
called in and DR.. Hildreth sent for. He pro-
nOunced the herb digitas instead Of spearmin ut.
Active remedies saved their lives, but it was a
narrow escape for them. The matter will be
judicially investigated.
The Augusta Journal says rivermen are re-
ijocing in the great run of logs siuce the rain
The Kennebec has been full of running logs
for the past few days.
Purgatory, in the vicinity of Gardiner, says
the Augusta Journal, derived its name from
Mr.. William Gardiner. He had on one occae-
ion been on hunting expedition to iIitchfeld
and coming out in the vicinity of Purgatory,
was badly bittan by the black flies, m,dges and
"nO-ce-ums," as the Indians termed them,
which then abounded. On his return home he
was asked where he had been, and replied, "to
Purgatory," From that day the place has been
known by that name. n&
The Standard says Mrs. Jane L. Hoswell,
who figured so conspicuously in the Hallowell
tragedy in September last, has applied for a
divorce from her husband. The LIBEL was re-
Gently served upon him in State Prison at
Thomastor, whereupon he addressed letter
to the Judge who is to hold the court at Ban
gOr, where Mrs. FL. now resides, in which he
states that he clearly proved at his trial that
his wife and Latin had been guilty Of adultery
otherwise he would have been convicted of
murder in the first or second degree, and there
fore he respectfully prays the Court to grant
her prayer for divorce, as he don't want
any such a woman as she has proved herself to
be, to have the right to Call him her husband"
He also expresses desire that the Court may
be pleased to allow her to take the name of her
former husband or her maiden name.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-04
KNOX COUNTY,

l ~>ANO<A
The City Council of Rockland have passed Q
! resolve instructing the Mayor to offer any and
| all manufacturing establishments the annual
product of which shall amount to $50 600, pro-
vlding prOprietors of such manufactures shall
erect permanent buildings in that city for their
works, all the faculties the city affords for such
| enterprise, and exemption from civ tax on
| such property ten years,
The Warren Shoe Manufacturing Comnanv
was organized last Monday, and the followinS
Tm reasnre Gh1ssn sresSden Lewis A. Howe
Howe, p. Smith, Jr., B. F. Buxton. Austin
Kirk, VIM HI. Hodgman. Mr., Howe was
chosen to superintend the erect on of the hu;,d-
ing. and b. f. Buxton to locate and contract
WIZ parties tle 70 tae same. The b9ding will be
and formerly known as the Head wharf
In consequence of the annoyance cansad NV
excursion or pleasure parties, on Div Island
the authorities will prohibit them from landing
there.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
The Bangor Wing says, "a gentleman wal,
qualified to know, informed us WaJna.dov
that good cows can be bought in thia vic: n;,y
for $40, and the prospect is that the orice NAV
even go lower than this" Beet ought to be-
cheap this fall. e"' " w
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
The Bath Times says Mr.. VIM. Hogan. we'll
known to all Bath people as an active and en-
terprising man, died Wednesday. A most mort.
EN- examination revealed a case of marhad nv
culiarity, and one which will be of mnch in.
terest to the medical profession. The heart
was enlarged to such degree that II aonasred
to lay as much on the right as the ieft Side -
The auricles had become ossified and incanahle
of performing their office, causing tha retene
ton of large quantity of clothed blood The
ventricles were distended to twice their natnr-
al diameter, ond soon must have burst from the
pressure, had not death interviewed. The othar
organs appeared in healthy condition and
the difficulty experienced at times in hreath;n1
was owing to the unnatural pressure of the
heart upon the lungs. VI 'n0
a WALDO COUNTY,
Lincolnville, about five and half NJ ;,os tror,
Camden, will be found splendid snmmer 70.
sort The mountain scenery is verv Grand
while there's also grand beach of hard sanJ'
and the fishing is excellent. Already thera i,
large party camped out in tents. ana tbav
find their larder amply stocked by the farmar y
in the neighborhood. Board is very cbean and
good in that locality. anu
The editor of the Belfast Journal saws ho 10
lin daily expectation of first class Local ;ton'
from the killing of some of the BOYS who ara
in the habit of jumping on and off the cars
while they are being shifted on the tracks At
the depot" 1t won't be long if the bows con-
tinue the practice, before the expectations of
the Journal will be fulfilled.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
iStOrage. AdU0NceS.

Storage to let in first class bonded warehouses on
Browns Wharf, and Merchants Wharf, and IN Port
land Sugar Cos buildings York Daniorth and Com
mer ial Streets.
Advances made on property stored as above.
Apply to j. B. BROWN q SONS,
81 Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-04

Bachelors Hair Dye.
This superb Hair Dive is the best in the world--per
fectiy harmless, reliable and instantaneous no dis
appointment; ridiculous tnts or disagreeabe odor
The genuine VIM. A. Batchelor's Hair Dye groduc.
es IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or Natural
Brown, leaves the hair clean, soit beautiful; does
not contain particle of lead or any injurious CON-
pound. Sold by all Druggists.
jy11 SN D&W ~
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state New WIS.
ANDROsCOGGIN COUNTY.

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
The Journal says that Mr.. Vaughan, who
was injured Monday night, was little more
comfortable Wednesday.
The Pennington Chronicle says as thu pas
senger train on the AndroscOggin railroad,
reached point few miles below Livermore
Falls, cow sprang upon the track from the
bushes few rods in front of the engine. One
of her hind legs was cut off. The section men
killed and buried her.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
The Kennebec Journal says Eben Doe of
Yarmouth has been confined in the Jail in Au-
gusta since the first of last May, awaiting trial
charged with obtaining goods under false pre-
fences. During this time his wife has strug-
gled on alone for the support of herself and
family. Yesterday Mr.. Doe ret eised letter
from his wife stating that she hi d just return
ed from Boston to find her house in Yarmouth
in ashes. Her two children had been saved,
although she says her little Minnie now lies in
critical condition, requiring the closes atten-
ton. The letter closes with these sad word ):
81 am full of trouble. IL seems as though my
cup of sorrow were full and running over;
that this were more than can bear l have
cried all day, but, thank God, my darlings
were saved. Oh, if your creditors only knew
what agony have endured, they would. let
you CO."
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The Chronicle says the Jay Bridge Steam
Mill property has been transferred to new
company, which is largely represented by Port
land men. 1t is now intended to put the ma
chiuery in full operation Sept. LIST.
A three year old colt owned by Moses w.
Harden, of Phillips, was killed by lightning
during the thunder shower of Friday evening
of last week.
Four logs were returned to their parents
| from the Little Blue school in Pennington,
last Tuesday, because of their frequent viola
tiOns OF the regulations of the school against
the use of profane language, tobacco, and in
| toxicating liquors.
The Chronicle says the copious rains of the
past few days have put new life into yegitation
in this vicinity. Grass is springing up IN places
where it had almost ceased to exist on account
OF the drought; and the prospect now is bright
for a good fall feed
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ON MARRIAGE.

ON -MARR1A gle.
Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABU SEES, which interfere with MARRIAGE
with sure means Of relief for the Erring and Unfor-
tunate Diseased and Debilitated. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2, s. Ninth ST., Philadel-
phia, Pa. jy 26-sN 3m
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MARI e N EwH.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Thursday, Aug. 3.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby, Halifax, Ms, with 80
passengers and mdse to John P0reous.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John. NIB, via
EastpOrt for Boston. -'-
wood, ga doz eggs, Tor market.
Sch Tasso, tBrl belong. st John, NB-124 hhds 10
ties 70 boxes sugar, to Geo Hunt.
Sch Kate Foster, Harraden, Philadelphia, -coa to
james q Williams.
Sch W Darling, Smith. Elizabethport.- coal to
Sch Sarah Elizabeth Chase, Boston,-dry fish to
Dana 6ssCo. lr-ff
Sch Jerusha Baker, johnson, Boston.
Sch Maine, Blown, Boston.
Sch Sea Pigeon, Aenew, Lynn. to load for Calais.
Sch Emeline, Roberts, Cape Ann, to load for Wis
casset
ry Fox.
Sch Eclipse, tBrl McBurnie Parrsboro, MS.
Sch Niger, Thompson New York; q NJ Smart
Sch Persis Smith, Robinson, New YOrk-Bunker
Bros.
Sch Intrepid, jackson, Boston-Bunker Bros.
Sch Cherub, Tobin, Boston-Bunker Bros.
SAILED-U s ships Constellation, and Saratoga;
barqus Henry Lord; brig s IN Carlos; schs Hanne
Westbrook, Sandaphon, and others.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Baltimore I'd, scbs Abbie Pitman, Lombard,
Sid I'm Buenos Ayres June 20, barque Samuel B
Hale, Matthews, New York; gath. Ella, Lewis, for
Boston.
In port june "a. brig Tubal Cain. Stone. for New
York.
Ar at Montevideo June 20. brig Carrie winslow,
Welsh. Portland (Api 26) and sid tor Buenos Ayres.j
Sid june 80, barque Juan n Pearson, Oliver, for
New York.
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The following sales reported by a New York
paper-Sbp VIM rockingham $50 tons, built at Bel.
Union, 3l3 tons, built at Brunswick in 1s63 and me-
tailed in 1862 at $4,000 AN -'o
barque JAS NJ Churchill, recently sold at Phil de-
phia by the U Marshali, has teen re sold to i @
G0lding q Co, OF st John, NB tor S1llO cash
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M EMORAND

Ship Ne Plus Ultra, Smith, at New York from IIv.
erpeol, reports-Took the northern passage and had
strong westerly winds up to July 10; The l4th of
june lat 81, Ion %, hac nOrthery gale last
ing SO hours; lost oremast, foretopgalant mast and
manop2allant mast, and sprung jbboom and bow
spirit; also sprung aleak from the pounding of the
spars alongside. 49,
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To Let,

1.-TWO good tenements OF seven rooms each. ON
Il Congress street, corner of India. Gas and Seba-
20, SIT. per month.
Apply to W. H, JERKS, Real Estate Agent,
au2 Tvs
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"A have the following houses and tenements for
w Rent:
A three story brick house on Pearl ct, near Con-
gress; 70 rooms; $500 rent
$3.50. 80
Brick house and stable 1856 Congress st.
Two tenements. new house, GU Newbury street.
Tenement OF six rooms, SeDago water, ON Preble
street.
first class rent witt Sebago water, on Lincoln
street, near Myrtle. Apply to
GEO. K. DAVIS 4 Co.
Real Estate and Mortgage BI okers.
aug 4-eod2w
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For Sale

A Set of Nice ParlOr Furniture
Covered with Green Rep. Reason Tor selling-thnk
soon to break up housekeeping and do not care to
pack it.
Parties desiring to purchase will please call at the
PRESS office. auI newt
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il. Os ". r..
THE Annual Session OF the r. W. Grand Lodge OF
j Maine will be held at Bangor, Tuesday, August
~" auatd o. B. WRITTEN, Grand Secretary.
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ROLLINS & ADAMS,

The only Agents in the State representing all the
following reliable routes:
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-04
special Rates per Scotia and Russia.

A % Acre Farm for $9OOes A fine Farm,
IA 20 acres wood, 25 acres under cultivation, and
% pasture land. orchard OF rs fruit trees,
barn 80 by 40, and oneh story house, splsn-
did well Of water, pleasantly situated two miles from
Gorham corner, will be sold at bargain and easy
terms OF payment as the owner has left the State on
account of Ill health.
Apply to GEO. n. DAVIS a. Co.,
au4eod2w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-04

nR. SHACKFORD has removed to No 20 Park st.
~ next door above Grammar School House.
auQl 3m
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-02-17

WHEN the Census of Maury county
MAS first published i'm the Nashville pa.
pcrs, its population was put down at 2S.-
?oo. We We're satisfied that some mis-
take had been made, as the census of
1860 made il about $1,000. We have
since learned that il was an incorrect
statement, caused by leaving out. by
accident, The returns of three civil dis
tricts. Maury is now credited with &c.
i75, which which makes her the third
county in the State. The population OF
The first county, Shelby, is 77,7S7; the
second, Davidson, 63,675; Maury third,
SO, l15. Rutherford has gained in ten
years, 5,s7i, while Maury has gained only
three or four thousand. The cause of
This difference is easily told: Immigrants
pour IL 0 Rutherford, and come into
Maury scattering. IL is highly proba-
ble that as a county, Marry is the first
IN population as well :is in wealth in the
State. As an illustration: The popula-
lion of Davidson countyis 63, $50; popula-
tIon of Nashville, 80, 600. Take the pop
ulation of Nashville from the population
of Davidson county, and the county is
left with $3.50, which makes her fifth
rate county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-02-17

E. e. q :.
The returns from the French cleo
tons indicate that the Bonapartists
and Orleanists outnumbcr the Re-
pnblicans three to one. The Orlean-
lists claim to be ahead of the Bona
partists, but NAroLEoN's manifesto,
which we publish to-day. will doubt
less have considerable effect on the
impulsive French people, and may
restore him Ito his ancient place in
their affections. 1t is thought that a
treaty of peace will soon be signed,
and the German troops leave immc-
diately for home. GAMBETTA and
THEIRS are elected, and the former is
seriously i'll. Provisions are pouring
into Paris. ses e l.,57es
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-02-17

REV. Il. A. IIoLLAED, a Young nj eth
odiSt preacher of considerable fame as
an orator in the South, has severed
his connection with the III. T.. Church,
South, and is candidate for orders
IN the Protestant Episcopal Church.
We have no doubt that he is acting
from conscientious convictions. He
delivered All address before the Grad
uating Glass of Washington College
a year or SO ago, in hich he acclaimed
against labor, calling it a course, to be
avoided if possible and using many
similar sentences. The Southern
Methodist preacher certainly has to
work very hard, travel over hill and
dale, and endure the hardness of a
soldiers life and receive but little
pay. III is not wonderful that man
who believes such work course, and
TO be avoided ifpossiblc," should quit
il lie Will probably find, however,
that he has much TO do in the 2. E.
Church, and 10 escape labor his only
refuge viii be The Roman Church.
lie told Il friend of ours some time
since that he would never leave city
life, let the consequences be what they
might. rt METHODIST.