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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

We have frequently heard the name of
our talented Representative mentioned
in connection with the Democratic nom
ination for Governor of indiana,in 1872.
We DO not know that Mr.. Kerr would
accept the position. if rendered him. but
a. il i necessity for the Democracy TO
select their best men n. candidates for
office. both state and National. next
YEAR ii they expect 10 succeed, the part
OF y isaom. it. seems 10 US. dictates that
ne should he selected a. our standard
bearer. Ills unsMcrving honesty. great
liabilities uniiring industry. unblcmishcd
and nmuucstioned charactcrand brilliant
national reputation. earned IN his Con-
lgrc~Sional experience. seem 10 point
with uncrring dircciness 10 him as one
peculiarly fitted 70 carry the standard Of
tic party uniiinchingiy onward 10 vic
tory. II 7, probably too soon yet. to
laaiia:c q great deal. WIKI hcnefit 90 The
iEaltN. as io " no shall be It's candidate
lnca.ly two years hence. but IL MI ncrr
Twin permit ii. he viii certainly receive
n strong ~rppor for that position when
iilc proper time shall arrive: and viii.
trither he or that other sound statesman.
mld patriotic Congressman. Hon. " l..
lNiblack. a- tie >tandard-hcarcr Of the
iIclnociury. success would hc assured
lnoni ihc START. ", ihc iAa-seS would then
lave confidence ilai the state Govern
im,nt would DE administered Win hon.
lc-tN and irugaliy. III the interests Of th'
lpcople: and that no more Canal Bonds
lgor which tie State is not liable. woul5
bc paid ont Of the pcopic's money.in ac
lcordance with Governor liakcrS precc
dent. aud plan to make Tie state ASSUME
lthat immense burden OF debt now honor
Iahiy rid Of
We publish herewith letter writer
lby Mr.. Kerr 10 the " oung Men
jackson Association" Of Pittsburgh. Il
Ireflv 10 nm invitation from their com
! Imiitec. 10 unite with them in their re
cent celebration of the anniversary o
The battle of New Orleans. The ban
louet was n great success. but no letter
lrcccivcd were more cordially rcsponde
to or were more 10 the point. tlan MI
,lkcrrs with its sentiments of cxaltc
patriotism. and devotion of the true IL
Iterc>is of civil liberty throughout til
= world:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

Anna Dickinson -ays She proposes
giving newspaper men. that talk about
her. "tit for tat" Sol. Miller. Kansas
editor. replied 10 ihi~ by saving: -All
right. Anna, well trade; heres your
tat"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

nS People v ho advertise only once
in three months forget that most folks
can't remember anything longer than
about seven daNS.
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"A Boston paper expresses Inc de-
lihcrate conviction That "aman who Will
not do anything himself, nor let any
ono else DO any thing. b, way OF public
inprovcmcai. ought 10 keep tavern
AFTER ever, hodN cse IL dead.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

The "Dovcs Of Perfection Is tho
name or a secret society In Indiana-com-
rrisimg only lasiics of color
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Lounges.
and large assortment ~ chairs ~ the bcstsyics II,
especially invites those desiring anything N hi~ line
80 III ami eNsmine h. stock before purchasing else
.he.e W. ~ confident ne rcesc them ~ his new
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

THE San Francisco Bulletin says
the number of Chinese in the shoe
trade In that city has doubled within
the year. 1t also states that these
emigrants entirely monopolize the
slipper factories, employing . total Of
over two hundred men. The Chinese
shoe factories number about six, en-
ploying about two hundred and forty
men. The estimate, of course, does
Lot include those employed by white
manufacturers. The Chinese have
injured the white manufacturers, in
asmuch as they have taken all the
second-class work from them. They
are also 1riving all the second-class
Eastern work out of the market. 1t
is also said that they are now going
into first-class work too. Half q doz-
en- of the old ones have failed during
the year. Yhe Chinese operatives re-
ceive from $3.50 to $50 per week,
the former wages being paid to begin
nnrs
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

THE report of the Commissioner OF
Agriculture states that an arrange
ment for exchange has been made
with the Col6.Iai Government OF
Jamaica, which will result largely to
our advantage, the authorities having
promised q donation of over S0Oo
plants of the cinchonas, embracing
all the valuable varieties. This ac-
QUESTION will enable the Department,
at an early period, to encourage expe-
riments in those sections Of the South,
where there is reasonable prospect
OF the successful culture of this plant,
which, in the rast, has been exclu-
sively confined to certain localities in
South Amerisss but the cultivation OF
which has recently been commenced
by the British Government in the
East and West Indies at large out
Law
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15
Stanton's Road.

We agree with she Memphis Appeal
that whatever others may have TO say
about STANTON, Chattanooga has no
just ground of complaint. When he
went there and began the construc-
ton of his road Two years ago, that
place had only $l000,0G0 worth Of
property. The town had been in ex-
istenee more than twenty years, and
had only reached that point. 1t then
had only one Thousand voters. He
has finished his road, lncuripg al
enormous floetisg debt. But see what
has been done for Chattanooga? 1t
is now q city, having $, 900. COZ worth
of taxable property, and this year
there were one thousand eight hum
bred and twenty yoters. The Nash
vile and Chattanooga, the EAST Ten
nessee and Virginia, and Western and
Atlantic roads did less for Chsttanoo-
ga in fifteen years than STANToN's
road in two yesrs. Chattanooga has
reason 10 rejoice that STANTON dis
covered the spot. The indictment
against STANTON ct Montgomery was
quashed few days ago, and he pro-
poses to sell his road on condition that
the floating d.bt-sums due the peo-
pie along the lIpe-shall be paid. He
opposes any sale which will alone
protect the State of Alabama as mort
gagee. There is ring, it Il rumored,
seeking TO buy the States martgage
with the purpose of providing only for
a few fortunate individuals encom-
passed by the circumference of this
ring.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

One sixth Of the army of the L nitet
States Is being employed in the Soutl
10 harass and annoy the people anC
carry the elections for the Admins
trstion by force and violence. w,
agree with the Cincinnati EnqUirci
that there can never be any real res
toration ofthe Union without friend
ly feeling BETWEEN the sections-unti
this force is Withdrawn. The dogs o
arbitrary power should he called of
their helpless victims. Even if /.
standing army was desirable ut ANY
time, not dollar should be voted {,
II while it is being used to deprive tn,
people of their liberties.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15
Post Master Generals Report.

Tie annual report OF Post Master
General CEE>>NELL, shows tiat the
revenues Of the pcst-otiicc for the
ycar were S2O03LOlJ; and the eX-
penditures of all kinds, $2L3D,l0l.
The increase of revenues over the
previous year is SI,ljTGGT: the in
I crease of expenditures is 4l,0I,2 200
The cost of free matter carried
+ during the year is 100000. The es-
{ timated revenues for the year ending
June 80, 1871, are S22,OiO,7i9, and
tie estimated expenditures are So,
49, 40. showing deficiency of 81
7iS col. The number of postage
,tamps sold during the past year
was 493, l2G, rs, worth Sl4G@0,7iJ
stamped envelopes. plain, 1854, 265,
worth 81, AZ, IA stamped envelopes
request" lS,IIl,GI0, worth $780,
Isl ; newspaper wrappers $4,000,
worth 1872, $50. The total length Of
railroad mail routes Is r. S,ii miles,
md The cost Of transportation =
12L9Ig; of stea mboat routes. 2133l,
and cot >77G,9i&. The cost Of rail
road carriage is 1880 cents per mile;
OF steamboat carriage. $lG.jS per
mile. During the year, the through
carrisgc to the Pacific by rail has
considerably improved. OF GH
mails carried during the year 10 san
Francisco from New York only -
were behind schedule time: and OF
,'64 carried through from san Iran
cisco 10 New York, only g were
behind time.
The Post Master General renew
his recommendation of an increase
OF the mail service from San Fran
Cleo 20 Japan and China he advises
hat thi, service be doubled. 50 as to
provide for semi-mothly trips. lie
also recommends the purchase by the
Government of the telegraph lines,
and the adoption of the postal teIe-
graph system, lately introduced into
Great Britain, and endeavors to prove
that it would be attended ny bene-
fetal results.
The free delivery -ystem has been |
in operation in fifty-two cities; the /.
number of carriers is f,ll9: the /
number Of mail letters dciivcd was
liz Gl2, 693 locallettcr delivered - |
Di5, 100: letters collected Is, 2S7, G02 /
postage on local letters SOS, l2Q,00O /
The number of dead letters received
# the dead letter Office during The
year was ELLIS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15
Narrow Gusge Railroads.

MAJOR SYKES in his speech here
on the first Monday in December
after discussing the advantages OF
roads of guage of three feet owe,
those of a wider guage, at some length,
said that the following propositions
had been a. he thought established.
1+t. They We're, capable of carry
ing more freight and passengers than
We're now carried on any Of our
Southern roads.
2nd. Owing 10 the cheapness OF
their construction and the diminish
ed expense incurred in operating
them, they could carry freight and
passengers much cheaper than they
were now carried.
Sd. Since the cars run so much
nearer the ground they were much
more difficult TO be thrown of the
tract.
It'll. Their lighter weight caused
them TO he much SAFFRON bridges and
trestles and made the danger of ool-
lisions much less.
5th. They would not only do all
the business of the country but they
would pay dividends TO the stock
holders, which many other roads
were not doing. 1t was important
that we should get some roads that
would benefit the country and at the
sametime pay good interest TO their
owners. What was the use, he asked,
of spending 50, GOO mile on n road
when you could build a better and
safer one for 81, 900 mile.
Let fair experiment be made with
one Of there roads, one or two hun
dred miles in length between two
important points and through good
country and it would satisfy all, that
they were the roads this country
needs,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15
4 Noble Deed.

a noble record comes up from Ale
lama. The Legislature passed hill
to poy the attorneys of the State S2o,-
800 for their services in the Stanton
Raiload suit. GEN. JAMES III. CHAN
ny, who was killed Al Knoxville
while attending to this case, was one
of the lawyers ard the other two
Messrs. CLoPToN and STONE Of Mont
gomery, magnsDimously transferred
their interest in the appropriation Of
The $4,000, to the widow of the la
mented CLANToN. Such an act of
for the widow Of GEN. CLAN
TN was left poor deserves 10 live in
our annals on the page that hands
down to posterity the noble character
" JAMES II. CLAHToH.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

THE reduction Of the public debt
during the year ending June 3Gth
1871, according TO the annual report
of the Secretary of the Treasury, was
81, 327, 76l -, and that the total de.
crease from March LIST, 1869, to De
cember 1st, 1871, was 7,2ll ,9a2 -.
Concurrently with this, the annual
interest charge has been reduced S16,-
al; 1876 0i. 1t is estimated that with
the revenues and expenditures re-
manning rs ut present, there will he
a surplus of 81. 16i, g9l IS Mt the end
of the current fiscal year, to apply
in reducing the principal of the debt.
For the year ending June 50th, 1872,
the Secretary estimates total in
come Of SS59, O00, 900, and that the
expenditures will aggregate sol, 7O5,-
035 90. This would yield, with the
sum of -, 079, 273 due on account o.
the sinking fund, total surplus of
So, 974, 22G OF. The Secretary reite-
rates his opinion that the nation can
not reach specie payments except
through contraction.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

THE Commissioner of Internal
Revenue in his annual report shows
that the aggregate receipts from taxa
ton during the past fiscal year were
a little over one hundred and forty
four millions Of dollars. The returns
of distilleries show that there is near
ly fifty-seven millions of gallons of
spirits produced In the United States
yearly. \ large portion of the re-
port is occupied with the subject of
tobacco, the Commissioner Eavoring
the consolidation of all the taxes on
this article to uniform rate on the
raw tobacco, which he would place
at twenty-four or thirty-two cents
per pound, according to circum-
stances.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

SENATOR SUMNER has prepared and
will SOON introduce into the Senate /,
bill for the adjustment of the Inter.
nal Revenue Bureau, with its hordes
OF Collectors, Inspectors, Assessors,
Clerks, etc, which cost Us last year
about eight million dollars, or two
thirds as much as 1t lie used TO require
forty years ago to defray the expenses
of the Government of the United
States.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

OURSolonic Solomonic contemporary
of the Williamson Journal is sorely
exercised over the dread apprehension
that Maury County will present a
candidate for Judge OF the Criminal
Circuit, just created by the Legislature.
Keep cool, good neighbor and don't
fret. There is not a first-class lawyer
in the county that would take the
position, and we don't fill positions
with any other kind than first
class,-so if you have any aspiring
attorneys anxious to grasp judicial
honors, trot them out and we will
promise clear field, so far as Msury
* pnncarna1
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

THE Pennsylvania Central Rail
road have leased the Memphis and
Charleston road for the term of forty
five years guaranteeing 10 the stock
holders three per cent for the first two
years, and six per cent, thereafter.
The same road recently purchased a
controlling interest in the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
from Bristol to Chattanooga. This
last arrangement gives them an IN
interrupted road to the Mississippi
river. 1t is capital arrangement for
the stockholders, the public and this
great railroad Company.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

TEr new and elegant Stanton
loic. at Chattanooga. Zone of the
finest ia the South has bsen leased
l. pr. IyAp. of McMinnville, and
viii be opened by The first of jan
uarv. The travelling public, and
Chattanooga may " ell faliciatc them
selves upon their good fortune Ia
occurring this arrangement. DIR. and
NJ Read understand their business,
and Mi. make t;ie aeW house worthy
,l.s putiit par18as".
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

eigns of that family have been
GEORGE L., GEORGE L., GEORGE Ill.
GEORGE w, WILLIAM ". and VIC
ToRIA. GEORGE III. was the first .
the family born in England.
Her present Majesty was the only
child Of EDWARD, Duke of Kent
fourth soB Of GEORGE III. She wa.
born May "a, 1919. She became Queer
June ~, 1887; WAS crowned Jane IS
1898; and was married February 10
1910. The Prince Consort died De
cember II. 1861.
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/ AND SALE,

BY virtue Of a Decree Of the County Court o
Mlury County, Tennessee, at tho Decembv
term, lS7l, in the cause of Andrew J. Harris
ct al vs.. Thomas d Harris ct al. will pro
coed 70 sell to the highest bidder on Thursday
me 18th LAY of January next, upon the prem
lses, IN the 18th civil district of said county
three val able tracts Of land, one tract con.
one containing about one hundred aeyes be-
ing the lands formerly owned by Richard Har
rls. d cd, and lying on the east fork Of Leath
erwood crock. Said lands v III be ,old In two
sioIO) in cash and the balance Oh enc and two
years credit. with interest from day of sale
y ties wit approved security equired. and a
lien retained i6r the payment OF the purch .s,
monev. JOHN N. HICKEY
dec 10 IL Clerk Co nmiss;ouer.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

John 2. HcGaw. ct al, vs.. VIM. Galloway,
ct abs In Chsncsry a. Columbia,
IT appeari z to me from compliments bill
dants in thus cause. is q non-i esident of the
Ststo of Tennessee. so that the ordinary pro-
csss of law c .nnot be erved on him. Ii is there
for ordered by me that publication be- made
in the Columbia Her Id, a newspaper pu lish-
ed n the own of oldn.b a. for four consecu-
tive weeks. the last Of which shah be- at least
one week before the next sitting of the than
Gerry Court to be held st tn, court house in Co.
lumbia, Maury county, Tennessee, on the Ith
Monday in June next, requiring the said ].
ID. Partee the and there 10 appear and plead.
answer OF deuur TO eomplaiEant's bill, or the
same win be taken for con ,essed q. to him. and
lee sesw y. h.. COOPER, c. IN.
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L'OR SALE.

L wish to sell privately, the following lots Of
land. at Duck River Station, miles from Co.
lumbia. by the smoothest pike that leads from
the town.
No. ]. Contains 20 acres. including my dwell.
ing, the Station house, Gin, &c, fronts on
both rike and railroad.
No. :. East of the former, contains 2si {,
acres, reaches from the river to the raiiroad,
and touches the pike at the bridge.
No. 5. Last Of last, runs from mouth of
Rutherford creek 10 railroad; CONTAIN. q
acres
Ne &. East Of the last, contains lo01s acres.
bounded on the east By Rutherford's creek
and on the w-st By railroad.
No 5. Lice west Of the railroad, snd oprosite
the former tracts. and contains 80 scrcs
All these ira e, exec the last, have tim Der
and small eliings. The cleared buds an
all fresh, srd are not So passed in .ertility by
any laads In Tennessee. The whole tract ha.
rs acres here are leo acres In cultivation,
IL is miles from Columbia, AZ from Nash
vile. The Station house belongs to the place.
The Accommodation Train p .ses to Nashville
every morning and returns in the evening
All conyeriences considered. ! think it the
10 at sirable place in the county.
also offer for sale 16L acres Of land adjoin-
ing MAJ Boiling Gordon, Is milss from Colun-
his. Price 81 800.
Sep.l. DAyTp MSCAW
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VNSOLVENT NOTICE.

All persons having debts against the estate
Of Robert Anderson deceased, are hereby no.
tiled 10 file the same with the Clerk Of the
County Court of Maury county. Tennessee,
FOR pro rata, otherwise they will he barred.
ltn lS..rn JOHN N. lIICkEY, Cl.ri
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TERMS.
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

':Hr Nerilahle BARNEY HUGHES, of
tn Memphis and Charleston Rail
ro,d took unto himself a beautiful
III, keyed, kentucky bride, few
daE- since.
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THE HERALD.

T&aMS-Ths 'CoIUNsIi HkalLp" ], pub
list a every Friday morning Al IHRBE DOLLARS
per annum. in advance.
IA rs o. ADFERTISISG.-On square 10 1neel =
Tor nre insertion, 80; each additional inser
do, - cents.
All Advertising will be considered CASE and
col ,ctah!e any tim, after the first insertion.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

THE Comptroller Of the Currency
writes tie Commissioner of Internal
I;.-eIue that it has been decided TO
s.I5Id Tie tax paid byjudges of State
courts on salaries received by them
tom tie respective State Treasurers.
beyond this, the department does not
I.eI authorized to 60.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

MEMPHIS will soon be supplied
with superior gas, at the rate Of 81
per Thousand feet. The works will
lie completed by the Isl Of March
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

Il his annual Report G." '"ngreo-,
t. secretary "f ihc Treasury -tatrs
t.,atnore than eighty millions. out
Q" lh. hundred millions "f five
t'yauti'> rilied ia, ara in the posses
s.rH of thy department.; seventeen
IHilii"Ds 6y payment ST coin, and the
} 81 by exchange for the new five per
orats. The completion Of the pay
r.u's ard exchanges is expected TO
C--ur soon. cold has failcu tu Ia,
uudgr the increased supply on the
marker by payment "n account Of
1Ifo five twcuticz.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

THR official statement shows that
236 grain and nine molasses distille.
ries were in operation in this country
on the lst instant, with a total pro-
ducing capacity of 216, 90 gallons from
the grain and 10, $50 gallons from the
molasses distilleries.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

CoI SHELAH WATER, has been
nominated Assessor of Internal Rev.
en-e for the Chattanooga District.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

". w. WtIIACH the founder Oi
the Washington star, died at Cul-
pepper. Va, last week.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

Hon. JAMES I. SHE ~, who wa
appointed ley Governor BROWN az the
races sS0T of Hon. THOMAS A. Il
NEAsON, or the supreme Bench, de-
c]intd the honor, al j Hon. R0RER1
IfotARLAND was appointed in his
place. Judge MCEARLANpi is an able
lawyer, and his appointment will give
wy general satisfaction 10 the bar
aud The people.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

THE Legislature has passed the bill
for a Criminal Court for Maury,
Williamson, Marshall and Giles.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

Tan New J ork NeSald'S Washing
fen special says a movement is on
i, fcr the impeachment Of Gen.
g $50 ,No>r"oNrRY 81 AIR, il is
a. c@e1, j. q. The bottom oft. TIE
main charge viii be for violations OF
tie Internal Revenue Laws, and
u. urration5 Of the war powers in
connection with the attempted an
nezafion OF san Domingo. Let US
have peace.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-15

DIR. RoRT. y. WILLIAMS, a son of
Gel. WILLo: WILLIAMS, Of Nash
vile, died on his plantation in Ar
kansas last week.