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To Rent,

80 a COTTAGE on Arsenal Hill, with
Sdiii out,houscs, and good garden. Rent
'n,AA-eA- moderate. Apply TO
JOHN r. SLOAN, Jn.,
Attorney at Law, No. Law Range. Columbia.
=. =. Anril d Z \
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Administrators Notice.

Administrator Notice.
A LII persons holding demands against tho
IA Estate or WM. NJ. BECKHAM, de-
ceased. aro required to present them, duly
attested, to my attorney in Columbia. W S.
Monteith. Eaq. A. II. WOLFE,
April 20 sc Qualified Administrators
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a TRAGEDY IN OMAHA. NEBRAsKA.-A
few nights ngo, Daniel T. Hadden was
found dead at n tlisreputaLle house in
this place. from the effect of pistol shot
through his heart. From the evidence
before the coroner's jury it appeared
that he had committed suicide, and such
was the verdict; but last night nm inmate
OF tho house, named Flora Clinton,
called and acknowledged she had shot
Hadden, and claims that she did it ut his
own request. Sho has attempted suicide
since and failed. It is believed she has
unlustly charged herself with tue crimo,
that she may die by law.
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PhGnix Axe, Hook and Ladder Co.
A REGULAR MEETING Of this Company
N will be held TO MORROW EVENING, ut
their Hall, ut o'clock. BY order.
April 231 w. w. DEANE, Sec'v
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GRAN1TEvIILE MANUFACTURING NJ CoMpA-
NY.-At o late meeting OF the stookhold-
ers of the Greniteville Misunderstanding
Compnny.}consilerable more than one
third of the stock was represented in
person and heavy representation by
proxies. Tho election resulted in the
choice Of the following named gentle
men: President-H. 81. Hickman. Di-
reotors- James P. Boyce, W. T.. Tren-
holm, A. 8. Johnston, John M. Clarke,
II. Beattie, A. B. Davidson, Alexander
Macbeth. The entire old board were re-
elected, except Capt. j. J. Gregg, who,
having retired, Mr. Macbeth, of Charlcs-
ton, was elected in his stead. All the
old executive officers were continued in
office, viz: ". +. Mccoy, Cashier; Jas.
d. Giles. Secretary; George Kelly, Ma
nager; John Knott, Manufacturer.
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RELIGIOUS SERyIcEs THIS DAY.-Tri.
nfty Church Rev. P. J. Shand, Rector,
101a a. M. and P. NJ.
st. Peters Church--Rev. Francis ia
qnemet, 1st Mass A. NJ; I'd Mass,
10H; Afternoon Service P. nj. h., ..,
Lutheran Church-Rev. A. r. Rude,
10H A. NJ. lt1'
Presbyterian Church Jos. R.
Wilson, 10A A. M. and TX 2. nj.
Washington Street Church Rev. Sidi
b. Browne. 10H A. NJ; Rev. Manning
Brown, P. NJ; Rev. N. Talley. 8 P. Nj.
Marion Street Church-Rev. VIM. ".
Mood, lO>s A. NJ. and715 P. nj.
Baptist Church-Rev. J. l.. Reynolds,
10I A. NJ. and TX P. M. Evening
Subject: 'The Struggle of Life"
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Odd Fellows Academy.
Intelligence Office.

Washington ST., nearly opposite l..sonic Hal.
NIE beg leave to inform tho public that wo
wv have opened al INTELLIGENCE or
FlCE at the above named place, whore por-
sons in want of servants can be supplied at
short notice: In addition to tho above, we
nave established Collection Agency, and will
collect all accounts thnt may be entrnstcd to
us, Of whatsoever kind, and make prompt and
speedy rotnrns OF amounts collected.
April % ORCHARD X BEARD.
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Attention, Real Estate Purchasers!
VKTE havo for sale, privately which must be
w disposed Of at an eaily day, several de-
sirablc DWELLINGS,.
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JUST RECEIVED.
Notice.

OFFICE OF ATLANTA ASn RIcuMoSD
A1R-LISE HALFWAY COMPANY,
ATLANTA, GA, April 10, 1871.
FNtlE ANNUAL MEETING of tho Stock
u holders OF this Company will take place
at tho Office OF the Company, in Charlotte.
North Carolina, on 9th MAY, ISL.
LARKlN SMITH,
AEri! >! Auditor End ScrrrinrY
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Charlotte will soon have eleven rail
roads centreing ut her DOORS. e

Charlotte will soon have eleven mil
roads centreing ut her DOORS.
A Baltimore clergyman, who preached
on corners" last Sunday, spoke Of the
propensity for corners that. manifested
itself in man, from chimney corners 10
lots and gold corners, and SAID that
streets are barometers Of the social at
mosphcre, and corners are civic tell
tales. Strange to say. after all this, he
failed to wind up with any original allu-
sions about ''the little church around the
corner"
LIS it fair to define baby-clothes as
shawl" dresses?
.--- - ~, :, ,---------
We are requested to publish the fol-
lowing quotations from distinguished
authorities:
"As n Psychologist and Theologian,
Swedenborg has strong and varied claims
on the gratitude and admiration of the
professional faculties.''
Coleridge. ofkAe Episcopal Church.
"Swedenborg WAS Titan, aud must
take his place among the very highest
and widest minds of our world-a man
whose doctrines and principles were over
above the hour. Bishop Eti,Oin Pdc-
ION Hood, Of lie Episcopal Church.
He lSwedenborg) is the last Father
in the Church. and is not likely to have
successor. "-I2nlph IKai1lo Emerson.
An aged and learned divine of the
Church Of England says (speaking of
Swelenborg's wrftings:) This amazing
trensure surpasses IN importance Of mat.
ter and extent Of discovery oil that the
fathers have written or divines have
taught"
Mr.. Walton breaches at the Nickerson
House chapel this morning and again
this evening. Refer to the advertise
ment for the subjects. He drew large
and appreciative audience last evening.
DEBATE The regular query for dis
cussion by the Columbia Literary and
Debating Society tomorrow night, is,
"Was the assassination Of julius Cesar
justifiable?" As that is question suc-
ceptible Of much augmentation on
either side, q lengthy and animated dis
cussion may be anticipated; and persons
enjoying such discussions by debating
societies, may be gratifed by attending
its meetings.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial to the Daily covRrrn.l

NASHVILLE, Sept %, 1871.
10 Daily Cowjer:-Contract have
been made for re building bridges over
Harpeth river on Nashville and North
western Railroad.
Ia mile race on Nashville course YES
terday, Bob Shelton owned by Lee Paul
Of Kentucky, was distanced in third
heat; time l:53 Being the favorite at
heavy odds, foul play was suspected and
the horse made 20 run another mile with
new rider against time, which lie did in
l:4S4. The association haye ruled Mr..
Paul and rider of the course.
VIII r. Wade, clerk in eomptroller's
office. has been arrested for selling con
pons Of State bonds stolen from Office
Made sale in name of J. r. Joyner, pur
porting to be from Memphis
Mrs. Sarah Hamblin was brutaily raw
ished and murdered in open daylight
Tuesday near her residence twelve miles
from Nashville. \ Frenchman, resident
of neigh borhood, since missing, suspect
ed of the murder.
Col Dave Nelson, shot and killed
Gen. c. Lanton, of Alabama, at Knox
vile, yesterday in street fight. Nelson
was an officer in the Federal services
Clanton in Confederate, during war.
NEW Money plenty at six
per cent Gold dull steady l48. Gov
ernments steady; State bonds dull.
CHICAGO, Sept 28-Between l and 2
o'clock this morning a FIRE occurred on
the Propeller Nebraska. while lying at
the Galena elevator dock in this city.
Her upper works we're destroyed and her
cargo thirty eight thousand bushels of
wheat and oats was badly damaged.
Loss heavy but largely covered by In
surance.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 28-At Newton,
Kansas, Saturday last, City Marshal
King, demanded a revolver of a Texan,
whereupon the Texan shot King killing
him. Severa! other shots were fred, one
Of which mortaUy wounded Davie LisIe.
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FOURTH DAY.
CABINET AND CARPENTERS WORK,

CABINET AND CARPENTERS WORK
Specimen of cabinet work, Chas Oswald,
prem.
One dozen brooms, W II Sanders, prem.
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, sc.
Top buggy, W 7 Buckner, prem.
Open buggy, I Buekner, prem.
Set single harness, } II Holloway, MISS co..
mo-, prem; " Z Buckner, Ger.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
wagon, Hertwcek Baltzer 4 CO., prem.
Turning pillow, Cotman, Cincinnati, prm;
Hertweck, Baltzer & Co, GER.
Harrow, a Parkman, Union city, prem.
Mr. Parkman, exhibitor of the Harrow, re-
turned the premium to the Association and
returns his thanks to the officers for their
politeness and kind attentions.
Feed basket, Blind Smith, prem
CATTLE.
Bull 3 years old and over, Il Prather,
prem; II Roper GER.
Bull 2 years old and under 3, I Alexan-
der & Son, prem and GER.
bull year old and under two, r c J a~is-
son, Obion, premi q Miles, Ger
Buil under year old, G 5 Miles, prem and
Ger.
Cow years old and over, G Miles, prem;
W L Alexander, Sr., GER
Cow years old and under 3, G Miles,
prem; Fred Knoer, GER.
Cow year old and under ?, G S niles,
prem. and Ger.
Cow under l year, W L Alexander, ir,prem;
Fred Knoer, GER.
SWEEPSTAKES.
bull of any age, R Prather, prem; R C
Jack son, Ger.
Cow Of any age, W L Alexander, Sr, prem;
G S Miles, Ger.
MICH COW,
Mich COW, Miles, prem; + Prather.
Ger.
CITIZENS PREMIUM
Herd of cattle, G S niles, prem and GER.
SADDLE HORSE.
Stallion 4 years old and over II walton.
prem; Jno r NcGehee, GER
Stallion , yearspld and under 8, t Moo
nan, prem Hays Blair, Ger.
Stallion year and under ,, Juo Cow
gill, prem.
Stallion nnder l year old, n n Cowgirl.
prem; Z EIl1in, Ger.
mare years old and over, DR. S n Luton.
prem, mat johnson, Ger.
mare 3 years old and over 4, Jno Corwin,
Obion, prem; DR. c Blanton, Ger.
mare years old and under 3, S Medaris.
Obion, prem; A Hays, Ger.
Mare under / year old and under two " ]
Brown, prem; L Brown, Ger.
mare under year, W McGehee prem;
Archie Mcdonnell, Ger.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Stallion Of any 81 q, J II walton, obion.
prem; y y Cowgirl, Ger.
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4 FearfuI Accident at the Fair.
We are panied to announce most
lameutable aud serious accident which
happened at the Fair yesterday evening,
which resulted in the serious, perhaps
mortal woundiug Of BART. HALE, Of
Columbus, and the very hurtful wound
ing Of Mr. WM. McCoNNELL, of this
county. The accident occurred during
the exhibition of the harness stock ring
Messrs. Hale, Mcdonnell, and Murphy,
we're contestants, and had their horses in
the Fair ring on exhibition 20 buggies.
Mr. Hale in attempting to pass Neon
neil, stove his wheels into Walton's sui
ky, when the horse Mr. N. was driving
took fright, and became unmanageabIe,
rushing madly around the ring This
frightened Hales horse, and he too
plunged at a fearful rate round the ring,
dashing Mr. Hale from his seat and
throwing him against one of the amphi-
theater posts. The frightened horses,
furious for some seconds, tore both bug
gies all to pieces. Mr. Hale was thrown
headloug against the post, besides being
struck and run over by the flying bug
gies. One of his arms was broken, bad
" fractured, and il is feared he received
some dangerous internal injuries. Mr.
VIM. Mcdonnell in attempting to rescue
Hale, was kicked by a horse and badly
hurt.
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The late Franco-G German war has been
disastrous to Paris In more than finan-
cial point Of view. 1T Is estimated that
there are now at least coo GOO people less
in Paris than there were Ia Dune, 1870.
The Republican Convention Of Mass
achusetts assembled at Worcester, We'd
nesday, and after succession of up
rorious scenes. nominated VIM. b Wash
burne Butler declares his intention to
abide the decision.
THE National Convention Of eolored
people is now in session in ST Louis.
Resolutions were introduced and refer
red. TO petition Congress TO remove all
disabilities from the repeutant rebels Of
the South and TO urg aggressive war
against spurious liquors, and fayoring OF
suffrage to women.
Its claimed for Grant that he has
adopted a new idea Of reforming the civil
service. that of selling the Offices to the
highest bidder II theory is that only
the most respectable men can afford TO
pay the highest prices He, therefore,
pockets something while reforming
the service.
The name Of p. T. Barnum, The prince
of humbugs, Is mentioned in connection
with nomination for President on the
Radical ticket This is according to
'the eternal fitness of things The
party that nominated aud elected Grant
should wind up with Barnum.
While the Democracy have been dis
appointed in what seemed reasonable ex
pectations from the elections of the far
west, all the evidences of the times con
cur to warrant US in looking forward to
important gains IN a section heretofore
considered hopelessly Radical.
James W Marshall, the discoverer
of gold in California, is on his way East
to tell what he knows about mining
The San francisco Bulletin says he is
an honest, simpler minded old man, who
tells the story Of his adventurous life
with an earnestuess and truthfulness
that compel belief and excite sympathy.
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LAND FOE sAIE.

TEHHE farm Of E J. Weaver, d., is now
offered for sale. Said farm contains l54
acres, about one-half cleared, and in a good
state of cultivation, with two good dwell
Gngs and out buildings and has a fine young
orchard on it, over four hundred apple
trees. 1t lies on the State road six miles
from nickm man and viii be sold on reason
able terms Say one-third cash and the
balance on one and two years time Apply
to A. D. Kingman, or myself.
JOHN r. NcGEHEE. Ex'r.
july29-2m Of E. j. Weaver.
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3 U c KE Y E
Mower e. Reaper.

NTR. y. P. HARNESS, is the only author
VA lied agent at Hickman, Ky.
This Is the most durable and Iirhtost
draft machine made 1t is warranted TO
cut, If properly managed, ten 70 twelve
acres per day, either grain or grass. sThe
manufacturers put them to the agent at
Hickman on such terms as viii enable him
to sell as cheap can be purchased else
where. The machine viii be taken back or
the money paid for it refunded, If tried ac-
cording TO the warranty in printed circular,
and fails.
These machines are on exhibition at the
hardware store of y. z. Harness.
mayl3 If
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Mare Of any age, Barnes, prem; L
shaw, Ger.
Stallion with offspring, miles & murphy,
prem Carter & HeGehee, Ger.
Mares with offspring, John Hale, prem;
v Tnll, GER
TIE Howe Sewing Machine IS the
hest. Call on Mr. Blaekford, at Camp
bells Picture Gallery.
WE were visited with a slight touch
of frost on yesterday morning. little
in advance of last season, but we think
our crops are all beyond the reach of
injury.
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FIsH.-For fine Trout and all kinds
of Fish, call on SHEPHERD, at the
wharf
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BEECH ITOOD SEMINARY
Hickman. Nv.

FTNIE PRINCIPALS. J. II. ROULHAC AND
Jno. vs.. Cowgirl would respectfully
announce 10 the public that the second SEES
sion Of their School viii commence on MON
DAY, September 4th. 1871. The School now
organized Is desi gncd TO be "a permanent in
stituiiou al this place The building already
erected is ample FOR the accommodation Of
one hundred pupils, and il is the purpose Of
the Principals 10 construct suitable addi-
tons. with all modern Improvements, in
desks, fixtures, SC, sufficient for $50 schol-
lars. with music room convenient for those
who desire musical instructions This de-
pariment win be under the charge Of Mrs.
Mary Duncan. With liberal encouraee
the Principals hope 5000 to be able 10 found
regular and permanent College with ample
accommodation for ali who desire the bene-
fts Of q collegiate education in this section.
Tuition Per session months or 20
weeks, spelling first lessons IN
reading, writing, &c................... $3.50
Advanced reading, mental arithmetic
first lessons in geography and
written arithmetic. S15 90
English Grammar, Advanced Geogra-
ply, Written Arithmetic, first les
sons in Philosophy and Compost
non %
Algebra and the higher Mathematics
and Natural Sciences. 20 90
Ancient and Modern Languages....... % 90
Music including use Of Piano............. 80 90
Contingent tax to each pupil............. ! 90
Tuition due, one-half at the commence
ment and one-half at the middle of the scs-
sion Pupils charged from time ofentrance
for balance of session, and deduction
made except for protracted sickness.
Patrons and teachers are alike interested
in building up good and permanent institu-
tions; and to the generous assistance of the
people Of Hickman and vicinity we most es-
pecially look for encouragement promising
that our whole time and talents shall be de-
voted to our enterprise.
J II. ROULHAC.
july22 JNO. W. COWGILL.
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2lem Advertisements.
Sfrayed.

GTRAYED about the laat of May, a BAY
0HORSE MULE, about II hands high,
and three year old. lie has a scar on the
inside OF his hooks. No other marks or
brands on him lie strayed from the French
farm 4 niles below Hickman. ] win give
SO 90 for the recovery of said mule or any
Information left at the Courier office
JhO. r. ANDERSON
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Best pair Of Tame Geese-Niiss Lizzie Adj
ans. prem; Billy Doids. Ger.
Best pair Of Wild Geesc-W II Curlia,
prem and Ger.
PASTET-TIRsT CLASS.
Best White or Bridal Cake-AIrs II II wil-
son. prem; Mrs u J I.unsford, Ger.
Best Sponge Cake-Miss Cora Wilson,
prem: Mrs NJ Luusford, Ger.
Best Jelly CaSe-Mrs \ Overton, prem;
Mrs n L Alexander, lr., Ger.
Best Loaf of Wheat Bread-Mrs 0 D
Clarke, prem; Mrs W L Alexander, Sr., Ger.
Best Loaf of Corn Bread--Mrs Thos Moo
nan, prem; Mrs Komer, GER
Best Plate Of Buiscuit-Miss Alice Luns-
ford, prem; Mrs Thos Nooman, Ger.
Best baked or boiled Ham-Mrs ii
Dodds, prem; Mrs w Cowgirl, GER.
Best Roast Turkey-Mrs 4 5 Tyler, prem;
Mrs NJ Lunsford, GER.
Best ha,f-bushel Dried Apples-Nrs 3 F
MeGehee, prem; mrs Elizabeth aeGhee. Ger.
Best half-bushel Dried Peaches-mrs G il
Herring, PREM mrs Wilson Bacon, Ger.
PAsTRY-sEcoND CLASS.
Best Jar Sour Pickles-miss 4 T Shaw,
prem; mrs II Gardner, GER
Best Jar Sweet Pickles--nrs N J Luns-
ford, prem; miss Sue Alexander, Ger.
Best Bottle Catsup-miss Fuqua, prem;
mrs B T McGehee, Ger.
Best Bottle Cordial-Tnrs 3 G Ramage,
prem; mrs B F McGehec, Ger.
Best Jar Preserves-mrs W Weakly,
prem; mrs " J Lunsford. Ger.
Best Jar Jeliy-Iars Ed Aillet, prem; miss
Poney Oyerton, Ger.
Best Jar Brandy Peachos-mrs B D Thorn
asson, prem; mrs " Z Rose, GER.
Best Can Fresh Peaches-mrs B Ram
age. prem; mrs II J Lunsiord, Ger.
prem; mrs W r McGehee, GER
Can Fresh Strawberries-alrs b C Ram
age prem; mrs T W Carman, Ger.
Can Fresh Raspberries-mrs Elizabeth
yeGehee, prem; mrs Elizabeth Alexander,
Ger.
Can Fresh Blackberries-mrs B F NcGehee
prem and Ger.
Can Fresh Green Corn-mrs E K Conner,
Bottle wine-mrs B Ramage, prem;
mrs b McGehee. Ger.
Two Gallons Cider-mrs Elizabeth Alex
ander, prem; II IL Wilson, Ger.
HOGS.
Boar, one year old and over-Ben Tulle,
prem; John 5 Fuqua Ger.
Sow, one year old and over-R S Shaw,
prem; w L Alexander, Sr., Ger.
Boar, under y months and over six-Cal-
vim Rogers, prem.
vim Rogers, prem; " / Alexander, Sr., Ger.
Pair Of Pigs under six months old-Allen
Alexander, prem " Alexander, Ger.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Boar of any age-ealyin Rogers, prem;
JRo Fuqua, GER.
Sow Of any age-W L Alexander, ST.,
prem; Calvin Rogers, Ger.
HARNESS HORSES.
Stallion, years old and over-Miles &
murphy, prem; 3 " Hale, ecr.
Stallion, 3 years old and under A J
Knox, prem,
Mare, i years old and over-7W L Alexan-
der, Jr., prem; J Fuqua,
Mare 3 years old and under As J Moo
nan, prem; W b HcConnell, Ger
Mare, . years old and under 3o-Jef Al
exander, prem.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Stallion Of any age-Miles s murphy,
prem; Al Knox, Ger.
Mare of any age-J Fuqua, prem; W L
Alexander, Jr,, Ger.
CITIZENS PREMIUM.
Saddle Horse, Mare or Gelding-D b
Barnes, prem Thos Flack, GER.
Handsomest Boquet7xiss Eva D-ury,
prem; y kessner, ser.
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Personal aud PClitiCal-The
EaGe Legislative Race.

Personal aud FCiitfC8i-EG
LaGe Legislative Race.
We give the following card aud letter
a place in our columns by the authority
and request of certain citizens Of this
county. They are gentlemen and re
sponsible for the same The subject
matter Of these cards has been widely
discussed, and their publication may
serve as a friendly act to all concerned.
IF further explanation, refutation, or
vindication be deemed necessary by any,
our columns are open, as we are sincere
II solicitous to do no man injustice
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serve as q friendly act to all concerned.
IF further explanation, relutation, or
vindication be deemed necessary by any,
our columns are open, SIS we are sincere
" solicitous to do DO man injustice:
A CARD.
Mr. Arnold called I'D TWO gentlemen to
witness the following agreement between
himself and SIR. Gleason. namely: That
each one should go TO his own precinct
and not leave until the election was over:
to do no e,cctionceriug out of bis pre-
cinct. This agreement was made at ihe
school house near Mud Creek, Saturday
before the election. Ia Tie teeth Of this
solemn obligation. A. S. Arnold went
straight to Columbus, aroused the ne
eroes and radicals. worked hard al, day
Sunday, aud thus swiudled Gleason out
of his election. Hickman county has it
IN her power to impose any man she plea
ses on Fulton. All Fulton asks Is that
the people Of Hickman county viii here
after meet in convention and select her
man. IULToN
7. S. Who furnished that $500 that
was used that day at Columbus to beat
GIeeson-and Clark. 4.
FROM ARNOLD TO GLEEsoS.
CLIyToN, Ky. Sept. p, 1871.
DEAR TnoMAs:-I have been think
inc I would write YOU for long time,
and then I thought I would Get 10 see
YOU at your Fair. aud now I find wont
get to 90 ! have felt that II was due
YOU to know how it happened that I went
to Columbus the day of election. At
10 O'Clock on that day, Mr.. A. J. NJ
Caldwell. one Of your friends, told some
Of my friends that you was there, at Co
lumbus. which I did not believe but my
friends did believe 1t, and would not let
me alone until [ consented to 60; and
when got to Columbus and found it was
a hoax to get me away from Clinton, |
was truly fretted, and did not DO myself
any good there, and lost votes at Clinton
by leaving. would rather have lost FIVE
hundred dollars than to have been duped
into going against my will where / prom
ised you I would not 90. As to my go
ing to Columbus on the night after ! left
yau, I promised Clark I would be there,
and after left you I thought about it and
concluded to 20.
1 like you, and believe you not only
gentleman but smart man-one that the
two counties should be proud Of. I heard
you and Capt. Randle used pretended dis
patches, purporting to be from Columbus,
that you was ahead all day at that place.
But, be that as it may, it never made any
difference with me.
Your friend, a. S. ARNOLD.
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The National Colored Convention now
in session 10 St Louis re nominate Gen.
Grant for President.
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THE Congressional KuKlux Commits
tee has adjourned to the first of Noyem-
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Vicksburg reports DO new cases Of
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