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4 srraSsHa Knrm-Or r,..,,.,

4 srEAyEM KnLzn.-Ou Tuesday
evening an unknown man st Cherry
INN zannn Attempted 10 rs IN the way
rrain east whlsn IN notion. and fell be-
tween the CARS, Two Of them passing
over ms hGdyr killing him instantly
IN his persGn was nund o letter and 3
Cathoilc prayer book IN shs Polish
language. On the inside OF tina cover
OF The PRAYER book IN psncib MARKS IL
The following w TuezinsHy Pohoi-
" :. Aapanina Kate Lelfne, s.
Fr'Is The letter IL N broken Ger
man, bearing On the back the following
address, 'Tnmac rucAeki nennet Bdk-
an Kan Be New York The letter
aears iaEe Nov Iii, 1871. There WIS
a. 80, tGunt Upon ann aaGut 81 ~ IN
money. Ee vas about ) 'eet 9 inches
N height- strongly built with lark
a.i!r, lnU lad On a black slGueh haT
inct biue Qverl.ls From his appear
Ince, aad from the contents of the lef
Ter, II would seem IA II ne vas IIA
recnvarng rom sickness We have
MAZE ne ie4cr'pIian h com pirfe H
ous4i Die, n tile lupe LlaE MS rtiaGves
IT tr,enGs NAV ea-n hla 4au end
rn-uu.h +Gme CT our exGhange4-Hrr-
-tIisd'Ty EaIon.
ATTEMPTED 1sGApg.-0n ruessiay last
1 gTla.rt IT NE penItenC arv started with
three GSnvicts. named Zart Beham and
Lacket, 20 the crack. tur vater When
hey gut iuwu neac Tie creek, 5he guarb
VI david Patton, l00kad around II
some dDiect, Vlen cue or The prisoners
nate for Inn, WIN the InrenGOn OF
getting possession ~ lls run. NJ.
Patton. however vas Too quick FOR
aIm. anu snapped as run, ylersup0n
rlev Gilncne,t. Ant the convict vas tOon
-hrHv1 70 he r-0uni. A. this Iunc;ure
another one Of the cOnv'cts assal ten
the ruarrt. but lie vas too muCn f0r
them antn, anu a'ter Dunmeilng hem
lrQuli an C.le ground. they cnuc uGet
{ VIZ L bad 1argaln, and oegge.t 10 re
I..uwee; 20 ri IN I:ter TIC wafer This
-nev va cer'niled ~ 10. anu we're
0rTugu- BACK 10 the s1ackade n safety
Err - ~ anu 9r--enca n mint rms
case. NJ Patton deserves r-eaC praise
Z s.InG0U .Je,t.v me -'glC stripe or L
rlart. The lCner GGnvicGaltnOugn lie
las term Or Ten wears 10 serve, AT
Il.rr.v 4 ne carr. Watching the pro-
-.rt.. .ln.,-. --nnrntNgnN. Rspar,er
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Einsfnsssss. NArx A.

CINCIgy4rI. December ID.
BCTTER-Oemani merely I0caI.
COFTON-Steafv: n dIilngs az l3Fc
low nIidiings ar I3ic.
COAL-AG.ivs aG .4a2Sc.
FEE-Firm: ADVANCED L shade
Il 22.fb25c ror fair 70 cnmcr
C6EESE-Frrn H. lt.6n Ljc.
EiTTS-Ar 22Sc-
FLOC Ri lGnange,i.
GR4LN-Wl eaE Bea,ty IL g. la
| Il iOr -ei winter. Curu ir.uer Ar b
Ia41c UaIs guiet Il iGlp4Nc. Rye a
-Sop aGr. Barley L. haste.
HO,TS-4 4had. irmer- -ange run
e. Is % s. Is; 4aies or extra ehoics q
81 = Receipts or me veek. -, COT
HAT-Quiet At 81 l0GeL3 %.
MQLASSES-Yew crop Al Gl961c
OI[-L nsee,t Iuiet Ar &c.
FRJV L>LONS-Strung er. Mss 00ra
leid il.rn AZ 81 w On spot Lara j II
II &c for civ lIreen Meats III e.
-hGu terz Il tsc: la.ns At :tu9c. Boil
meats Iuet ADJ unchanged. 8ac0T
IN hgIC demand: shoulders At -: G..a
SIDES IL az ciear 70 +lnes l-.,t AZ : ::
sugar euret hams At I3,@li4c.
sCTAR-N.w Qr;eans 1t JGnI e..
P0r-u R.ca II lBt.a I -.
SEECS-.'over Il L4h0 I1tc lnurh
Ii s. 0GMi ~.
TO3ALCD-ssuiet
WEL-ET-Heiu 4r1ug II VIC.
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View rorX Hssrxs1.
Wv YlaS. December a.

Wv YORK. December d.
FLCTR--uIl AMI ieciinin. :, at s.
.,ite6 = fsr III DerrineiSiale; s. tj,9i 10
.u, .yr-.. STAT: 81 i0rai ~ :ar choice
r.: Is SGGni Il or superrine " essern:
81 4Ma6 81 :am unn 10 netluu ax-r1
Western: Sc i0Ga- 70 cnIiCe iu s. %
IN q common % .n0iCe white Eneat
Western ex,r1; 81 jJGgd 90 or com.
nna - lo0d shipping nrtnts Of ex.ra
-1uu.i n0Gu Oh'G 81 sjtg 81 or r-''te
7r-,ats; 81 WA IS -Or Common 10 ar
.xrr., -. Lsu's: anu s. 3Hfn - iur
rDu,r T. cn0rGe TO. southern dour ID
Iu.l. l, 81 IO'u- s. 'Cr common 10 exc!.i,
Anu - hltg3 - or guud - CHOICE IN.
rive iuur 4uer, II q 5dteaJ ID Ldrn
m-al = -'-.tiy.
GRATN-Nlea5 dull and Gmna4
Il 81 jG4L = or NJ. {. >prlngSt 1nl,e
7 ~ TOR vinrer ret western; 81 1--iep
3 IL oramher va-t4rl: 81 i5t9I y 'Hr
vq5re 10: lai s. - tGr cnulce NJ =
yT,Ivqukae tefiverv. Rye 4uiet ind
,,u,fua.Iv Unchanged Bailey iu!l ind
,.avv Blriev malt aulet anu Eead
arm dull n -gf6 TSnc For old Western
mad and --0-sc or new 10 Oars
,i1U A. l:IsGojG.c for western and
Quo.
PR1VSION-Parx s;eaiv n
ST. IaaI3 ID TOR ne-s: - W) ior
r,.,,ns AMI ST. j0GeIt ID ior prime
MS seel 4teaiv At 81 3uGpll ID or
o,,,, r,ess ANU siI 8O6nl3 m FOR ezra
go Beef hams steady It 81. tka
IS lG T;ercs beef dub a. $40 VITO
IaE1 20 fnr prime mes7 ant sls getp
-, f]l or INDIA 10 Cut meas -tesdy al
5Gndc for shoulders aut Sn Lie 'or
,,m. ni,iiles aulet Lacf heavy
AZ gGag-c or w. ID prime steam
and %: tGr kefrie rendered. Uresseti
,ors Iuiet II Slate for Sssteru.
5ELCER-Sieady IL LllasSc TOR
western. All -, IsSas tor SiIs-
CHEESE-DulI IT lEgls fur
Common TO prime.
CDTToY-Qu sput apens 4luef anu
heavy At Igsc fur low nIdtilng aad
Tgz,. ior niduIing uplands forwasu de-
i;ua-;sa 10 shade sasier Il IsTc iar
PETROCEUM-Quiet and veah
at Is1c for crude anf -a+c nr -
! inei a,-a1 Stzs-.
me dull at sFs Idc-
| WEISET-LGwer y
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EBr Rent

/ r....T- : I-- aS1 -EGCND
.e-"arl- lIu .sllar lgueaIl.lm
.- lHr.ss.r Ei-'s--E. Ilu Atom
tor. 81 NJ. Z. !. -Iny-h.
81 rr-~Gr " Ne Ae>srS 5In-
..-....,.. \ tg.rJuns. rIev lave
-. Ult -rInC Dc - eel tie
..I % yl.Cn y 1llezt win
-. ..r ursiJ.uu y No. anu ~
-7-. . tI- BUSINESS -etlIIlrtng
H.s-r. --4sa,=ssiun lie ri OT
..e-.- - IT, -sOr1nUuSa anu
la.. -t.rsssf. l.rr-.ii - DpDnsiDe
10. o. Jrr.~-.lr ICCuDIt--i ~
"... ' uGuluaGers4 InG lew
-r@ Giant. T Ie-urett. lie
- ..r-a..r Utrrr-t ant M
-.....a..r U IL Er-IlL Elusr
-s'.u Ir'I-e MAKE Z A COM
-~ .A-t. -'lS-----iUn. \ lrl
~. PAXTON,
sour Il {ITa--T
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CHICAGO, DeEsmE e ID.
GR4Iy-WheaE Nd.- 2 spring fairy
aetive snf closed IT 81 1q{9f rag cash;
81 M@I III seIer January.
FL0CR-DuIL owing To rfie furtner
advance N freighCs On the Assissippi-
CDRy-Stesdy and irrn; No. : n
4GF@4Ec casii; Ht@4FIc seller Ianu-
rv-
OAFS-Duif out iru &c s2@ ID ::
t0r w 2, cash
RYEDuil ar ig2e for VI. ,
B4RLEY-Easier It j4tta62G fGr
w :, cash ii,4c seller Fanuarv
HIGHWlYES-Steafy II iSc for
high proof
EOGS-Dresse.f are easier.
PROVISTONS-Mssa pork ciGse.i
firm at 81 IS casi So = seller 60
r-Ia-v
L4lD-CIGsed At S;tg94c, seiler
HIrcn
BEEF CATTLEDulI sales anu
uncnangei
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= = EZ---TT1ET ZL:s III. = J r-m
V 81 -, Q a. 7-T- yuF-.-sasuE 1-.s lars r-sss
Nzzr-1. ". =. ~ 1snts9
aasa Wa - ~ 'kt- nsaIka 10 sa-4
rass I-rEHiv srssfh1tsn ~ Cu-ui af-
Has 4. N1tIElilS. tts<3srsaEE. " -
~ vJIe. .isAzrr< s 'isEF. z.s9
Y, . - GhnssA
r.-a y - a. zszhas ota -.szs-
-,uE srsrsvs s-u-sE mo. .-lNts.
80 A. ., suEsas, H-I-Aa ks.ssrz l. Z
Sr~r-r ~. - =, ssa
v--r w IT. vsurTskssraE fsass- 1EES A.ss~se
tla-~rua ~ 49,. -. s1sisa
NEsa iIss asnths IA 49, '.sa.>>-.
ps.-g I've fIEiuS EEi ,izss.
44SIE d. a.sSGE-. lzS-sssE rzlA 4 Lite l. u
= ~ S Jos, 1~rss fsuEH sh.rtrE T,ss lars s-ssr-2
-. A-HT, = uanutstEEra - 4ir sass<
- ~ nssiki "a ssls.Asn
~.-, no 7agifr gss.
Q. 4. Es,, va Pszr ~ 20.
Fs.e-trrst v. J. Car -Jg1u< . L -
rrrrA. A.. =. ~
W. w --a- vf.yk ass-sts Iss~
Hsst -sstsa ~ NsEh -.
-.-r't we've fsAloa frsa nssa 4z-s
lsas l-..s= -seS-- : .IubAht
-zS-zs~r Y. {. -. 9 (. 4 -
C-c,, ~ - sFe
V,-I ~, ~ -Iis-rfr< -p Ness SNrstts
IFFrT. s. - IIit 1ihts. ssasn
rss1cn H-zl=l, -.
= ID. aIiiF"tE - = & L Z q
nrsa-, % sarL-L p rr1,.r t7Du,.isau -u,.t - o
CUTS .l7,I - 5sat - isSyy!s LI2-o-g 81" =, -
l.,4aF-g "a rgy,.r--a.L
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,,,,.l,ag Ea1ss.>. &c.

III Rooms FOR ssa. ONE
INNS 7ur - ~. lne N lIne
-. Ne Nt dE ~lnrns 1nr G-S'u.
Inns Or z'lH. lue II lLue
.-.. -;-s--.l -Ur EJ'lth.
E.ru.lg -.Iuus i W=sSr V.I'-
-.rg>-.~I ANA. Missouri. Iowa.
-. .--SIlsas. S0r-l L-aT1-
.-C'rE8EHT.
Monroe. SF--a-L.
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.u,-yCyrV CTr coURr.
i hulcar-.

i -hulCerT.
- U -,EEE ENTERED
-...-. ....g-.i ..:iuS-.. IN AZ
q ..- 20 y 3VemDrT. ~ !.
..-... ..u a.~-iUuer lamt-t iere-
. II -..r| Ray. he
... .-r. 81. Il lie rpnC
.ls- Z -G.D ".HUlI--
sis . L- )iL All proceedings
... ~. ~ 4, ne 'A-IIn
~..-. /. l- ..TrIer N v Iuer
-.- LIS. . lie NV II Wheeling,
- u.H -. 3r=--nlIng II tie
ley DO V uer luu Quincy
.-..- l.rG WIN Wafer sI---s Iu
- ..ss " I NE parallel Win
H. .--E - III open spaC'-:
- VT lie II siIIu !Drn
-.. ---a. Ieucs 4asJ ~ 4 Inc
....rv -;.-.-r "a IN I-Iey.
..- Ir vtsI Inc % SiIu ~
....a' - ~ -lrnCe vast
III . .L- I'd ait quincy Et--E--.t
.- F-....--.I--- .,IE=tls-r S-il he
wee. Lev ~ lie -aSt ale or
q -fu-ECn Win Dt-ler Is-
u. e t-u .uu-= 2 5akier. 0tIlg
-.- IA r-.v.-tI ID ASHER llu
- .- ~l.G .sIEue- Llu .IInt-s
-. .a.a-. 49, Ter -. So.
-.r..-. \ ,,--i DOCK -. page ~.
90. ..-., atic= IJ -Elu county.
-I-r. = lew '-IV5=rl
... ....s .rLoLlG mt L. lt-t:'-s-
..- ......r--- .ur i tE-iJ-.,aIss 1Gtri-
-. IA ut-,u.es" Dc pUsite lie
, -. .-.G i...Tr.au -EpuL.
p. ~. me- sCTIr-l II lie 1ur-
49, ~ 1- ---yu!rf=t II ash: or
.-r-sl-- % -y-iVe. -yenIT-lUtIr
--L: g..4s Y. II G-s-I i
T. e MS. Lee purchaser ---s"!!I-ug
B.. - I-Dr.va--; ---c:Ir't--. l-=Ig-n4
Gu-. 2a-Tuir ,lEuu..y, Ilu
...- ~...4.-.r-.. iL-- lie ilst pay
.... 80 . IMPORT.
.Gum4SsiOner.
~ .... - ~ IL, - -
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49, ..L,TEES VRLNCT-
- AR any Iuu al others.
..-- 4 '-'t.-c lau cln is dune
- 80 r. me anu . utles.
4. ill 4 luT .arlsIiIc' DRY,
e EiIIr money!. The P,JOR.
--. ~iluf ttO 4 40 ia vim
DIP : '-.t-HrIre.t V.ngsrs.
"a. N ~, Win ~: cilraper anu
- e. ".IEcs. 0.rler 7agIetles u
'a,f ,p'k. $50 ne ,aeisDr-lte.i
: Ing iacnlnp
PRYOR BOYD T. co.
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Tafatta narHsS-

Toledo. -ecen Der L.
FLGC 2--u.-
GRA-N-Elra1 Iu.l, ani nGrlIns
;crnr Carr tuI, luJ .lrtI- Tong; llgl
mixed Al re: low nIel II t:c. OAKS
III /. W. /. !, -.
EgGS-lra-ae.i le.,t II s. ID
CLOVER -EED-HeiG II St ~
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Far s.Ale.

-- - [-LLIN-NG 1E-R-
--..... ur size: \ 1r,ck QUus-
no. -9CL Et.lDia anu Dut
$3.50. -..s--.L. It-,tr lie -hr-ver
r .-.- Ia. Il. OF. lsGrler sixth
=. %. ~.iu y Tree paris Z
lee. . TDlS u Aaol-ne
~. -. luES--. &C. \ house
-.. -.-i 4 -l-s.l. containing
., f4-.--- D4.l cIGn. e..
49,. ..saEN,
3r.a. .-LaI. gent.
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: 10 Rent

....a5 y MN STREET
Pc. - Z }. :. lCy lcGu-
ID. :... 4l---.-=iun ..v-l 4Jr,-
p -.-.I.- -urll.i -r-yIlrf4t WI De
... ..-s.I.4 IgDiy -
dlS. PITT.
missy ~. a..
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View Yarx Nancy Market

NEy IRG- -eGsin der -.
MlNET-Tie market vas active
iur,ng lie forenoon At ger cent IL
-. auI ina..y c0ze,t AZ ! TO ) per
:eTr.
ErRErtIN EX- Hang E--'osei 10
.u.4l J9s.gt U4F 'or prime STIR
ing
'-,yLC-E'osei luet Il 09t9
e"t
s-1yERVNEvT BUNCS- Quiet
Anu .,e.tuv II tie close. ! ;. cur
-encv is, l BIO li8
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Far Rent

y. n E.C-E CONTAINING
= '01-ls .lu l {-Icnel. IN Morrow
/ ''--'I- v,r-I Possession avon al
70 A-.r.:....~s pNDi- -
zEG6,-. CCSCE.
Marker -.IIl.Ira-
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,..;suee sale.

.y-g,N.v WILL SELL At
Tor. -'.,ar % lie highest lldter,
I'd. -{-CA{ pecsmoer y. az
4 - q, lie. +,urs No. . MAIN
-. DO ..- n Wheeling, n ,OTs
81. ... ~ IN. EOcK al 3ouTs anu
-" '. i'm u & Porter & Ca.
r.. urrJ,nAnEs "a this 81 y
4 ..,..1- rIuE-y, facilities uar
a '..r -;ucx4 rarely To- be NET
49, 81 lr UInu II e must al
rf.4r GOATS lid ny lie
~ M n lar'- Nlmenss "a -sses.
LIED AuTlGs"a ANU -slsS-
4 .- s,y,4au < Butlls' 5a.s ANU
- I'm. I~-gT'IneuE az Men =
..r- 3uuI-. dt+IlS anu Nl-
,...~Gur--. Win many styles
-. .,..r ylICu l.llnuI 1e here
.. ..~,.uL uIuggIltr u 4Oue
-.. l.CS.lGs,-
~ l.rfCuTrzt al NE store IN
4 lie lale. When AL yau
= .. ~ IuDur-unI : IA nspsct-
II. % -nuElnue nan lay
b ,lN.
..a, -e.iiU IN al sums
-... .lU IDw'uris. or 4ppruv-
e ..s .'''- ai CERT ? STOEE.
.-.i-gr.. % I. Porter g "a.
\ A.. -t-t.smDer -. NJ
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le-lrni House For Rent

- " - Il Eya FIRST
To- ......-. -aII~-. Apply II he
- v ~-EEI2sCN.
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4 CARD.

= - ~ ! lilly lENCV ATTyC1
Is r. .4AilneRT, the .Wheeiing
5'ass, rs lr:upaTInn ny Ns-srs.
!. -fagv -,-Onns. : lave leased IL tnr
4 go . ny 4nn Alfrr.t Z SuItsf
= MI , -s''-'ss With tuII ennItuence
. -- - 1,n4annIactIIra KanneI AIes.
seaa- VI 'och as have LHng bad
GEO ". SMITH
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TsWhsn is Nay Csaesrn-
-T EzALT GFytrE-

CITY EzALTH 7FyTE-
DecEmner Il. I6IL-
N-DruT e EEE3HY GWEN THAT n
u uuiaw III mr. any DefSun without per
mission rum the Council. OF lie city
Esait1 gfftcsE, III bring N cause % oe
brought. 1r n All Ut .s-ist N 1r,nHns
1r,rr,fT, mis- city, ANYONE having rfle small
oux Var-niuid. or Assat.G Cholera Evsry
person aff.ndtnr N This nannar -.srinil tnr-
5.It lrltt DAY ID ne my l1t Ls.ss Tim ti1fy
nor more rnnn stva. Euntrsd DdilarS Tor
svrrv sucf, uffsus-"
Given uniter my hand.
I4NES z REEVES. NJ D..
JaiBr City Eaaitt1 CfifrrF
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:o7 RENT.
FRr Rent

3 So. > N.--- -DE IF
L. ...--. :. rrr----IC coupled ly Ar
- .,-.---..l IN nj " t0rl
' IL :. .<,-sEC GN-
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ClPAKTNERSHIP.

TE TNDERSI,1NED HAVE rES
| .tay or at cO-pArrnrrIiilp or lie
purpose IT Carrying IN he 1usiIe>5 u Mall
st..rs AMI Brewers At ne ".Id Wheeling
Br.y.rv'' Under JIle irrn larne II smith
go. ALFRED q. M TT.
AacE 4 & 4. TIE, z
GrrnerIi Har-ners.
GEO. " <NTTE. ipecnHi Partner
WaxzLISti. Suveinner = ISIl-
Eaving leased or 4 arm 1f THaE-E rom
CT,-lrsr,. v IN i lie ..'lid NlesiIug 8i-w-
Try mt having purchased Ills -JucS II
4 - NAT. Gups. e.. We III. luv 9r-phre'i
q |tIr-lIsh luytulnI II dur line We intend
~ yep ID Tie ,IandaIrt II M : I-tl >
nUIS SMITH 6 -.
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ssrsSE--ANE ouS.
Dp..,sirri0u % Parturrship D.

T1E PAH'rV F!r-E-P asHETrE. az
.H-~ying !Ilirr lie i'm name Do NtE-
vel. E.lg.r Z %. v'I- .t.s-'uv-i ;. nIfuul
.ynseuC III ne tl--J lsy .tnr~ y ,s-v"il
81 .F-vG. tn luS less 90 lie tT'n v F., D''
.-.r- t.,i ~ rrt1r.Gr z. 1g.r. rIu>-. gw'ug
Icrruurs v. Jlr:u-.. SITE hem ~ ..ul''" ~
Du--iglr . u * y b
lrLeRtfE 2 CINtrLE.
vi. Z. --IEAI
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Proposals
naOP O$A-S WILL BE aEi Ell %
~ The chairman IN Police Until DE-
GENDER t1tn. al. az ! O'clock NJ, or
the uiluwrng work. namely: far -Lac, NJ
-heeI lrpn W he Ceiling ~ The City Lock
IN 10 le ir--4seau rIn No = FlrH ZilAtgs--
.Iso or ~ ftas-r Of a.ir-len pipe. mur= lr
less. $50. mr. three new pa -Cun~ N Tie
Crry ,rrs0n. For aIrttIer part.gl an !IlqIlT'.
NJ thurman N cnmmiT1rs On PO'lc-- IT
ALEX WALLACE kseper at LncA-1p-
rnr plans AMI Specification.
SlIHDI.AS REISTXH
feibh thnirntE
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-05-12

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Our cYy is now honored with fhe pres
ence Of daughter of the late Gen. Sam
Houston, of Texas. Though not We,
ouEof her teens, she is poefess of con-
s1derable fame, her published poems
+ having received the highest comr1enda.
ton of such poet-critics as William Cul-
len Bryant.
Col. A. d. Banks, of Miss, formerly a
distinguished Virginia Editor, came to
our city few days since, and stopped at
the Nelson House.
Col. LewlsT. Waggoner, Circuit Court
Clerk of Perry county, before the war a
well known political speaker, nick-nam-
ed "Fodder-stack,' ~ came by the last
Accommodation" train from Linden.
Col. 81. A. Brown, of Wilksboro, N.
c., is in our county.
A. j. Stanfill, Esq, has returned from
Florida.
Sam. Garrett and G. w. Moore, from
Culleoka, called on us last Monday
We are under many obligations to all
those Of our friends who assisted oul
agent in circulating the HERALD.
WE. Jones, of Shelby county, came
to our county few days since.
The Presbyterian Sunday School give:
an Entertainment tonight. Everybody
invited to the Singing at the Church a
4P.M.
We learn from our friend, Grundy
Hendrick, that his father, (Rev. DR.
Hendrick, of Paducah, Ky.,) will visit
our city on his return from the Presby-
terrain General Assembly, and preach at
the First Presbyterian church in this
city, and ct Zion Church also. Due no
tice will be given of the Sabbath he will
be here.
Capt. n. Gather, of Hopkinsville
KY, is in our city.
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THE BAnRENs.



THE FISHING.
We now strike Buffalo River, running
cool and clear, the gravel shining bright
and pure on the shoals, the deep holes
still, and blue as indigo. on, hoU cool
1t looks after our ride through the close
river bottom.
We strike camps. While some of the
party take care of the stock, others get
the seine and buckets, and dash into the
branch above, and catch the minnows
for bait; for our Trout Tor Black Bass of
the North is dainty fish in these clear
streams, and will not bite at Tornrs.
All hands to work new, we must have
fish for supper. The fishing-po are
ready, q good light bamboo cane a
Meeks' Reel, with its tiny click of
long; red top cork a double snood;
hammered Limerick hook. Put on
your minnow, q club, four inches longat
least; insert your hook in his mouth,
and let it come out just above his eye,
80 he can swim free. Swing him out
where the stream runs swiftly; roll off
twenty or thirty yards of your line, for
the trout will not bite if he sees you.
There now, it is in the eddy, where your
cork will stand still. Watch out, there
he goes your reel clicking slow at first.
Now he goes! Whizz! goes the reel.
Let him rip; put your finger on your
reel; let him tighten your line; don't
raise your pole up, as that won't reach
him that far, but as he tightens it, give
little jerk, back. 1t swings him!
Reel up, now. He feels it, and up he
comes, clean out of the water, shaking
himself like chicken futtering. Reel
him up, he is making right up stream
for you. Hold him! he is good one;
You can now see his big black snoot up
now, for the first time. He is gone
again! Don't try to stop him, or he will
break something; give him the line.
Reel again, now. He comes. Gently
swing him around to the little spring
branch yonder. There he comes right
up in the spring. A five FOUNDER, at
least! Hoop! hIIrra! he is safe
So it goes on, first one, then another
of the party catches one, until we have
enough fish for supper. Then, with
fried fish, broiled ham, broiled mid
ding, corn bread, biscuit, and good
tin cup Of strong coffee, drink Of pure
freestOne water, pure as ice, we finish
supper. Then with our blankets stretch
ed in front of our camp fires, we light
our pipes, tell our Jokes in turn, until
We rOil over, wrap our SlanketS around
us, commit our bodies into the keeping
of tie great Giver ofevery good and per-
feet gift, and go to sleep. We must be
up at daylight for the deer hunt, as we
must have some yenison in camps to-
morrow.
Rest, comrades. No musqdito will
trouble you OH Buffalo River. 1t is too
cold and high region for him. As the
campfire grows dim, the light shines up
from the fire on the lower side of the
leaves above you, making them look
like silver, producing richer scene
than is ever seen in the gorgeous trap
pings of the stage. AS the fire goes out,
they drop off one by one And we
spend our first night on the great trout
ing river, Buffalo.
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WAYNE COUNTY.
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WAYNESBORO Tenn, April 18th.
DEAR HERALD:-A considerable length
having elapsed since / gave you an
item from the hill country, will write
you again. Not that have any thing
of interest for your excellent paper, but
in order that we may not be forgotten.
Our farmers are at work with all the in
dustry displayed by Cincinnatus. They
plant no cotton this year, but are de-
termined to plant nothing that will not
do to eat at home. We are the most in
dependent people on earth. The people
have but little money and their wants
are few--the products oftheir farms sup
port them. They pay their physicians
and lawyers in wheat, bacon, and honey,
which they eat with a relish that would
surprise you.
The wheat crop is promising, and the
fruit crop will be abundant if we have
no more frost. Blackberries look fine,
and it is a matter of establishment with
US that the people ofMaury county, with
all their wealth, are too lazy to have
more of them, when by little industry
they could raise them plentifully. The
grass and clover, but we do not trouble
ourselves with such stuff, for it is not fit
to eat. Our people know but little
about what you call sciencitic farming,
but they know how to reduce peaches
and apr brandy, hogs heads 10
souce, to hominy.
n lar Yelling party, consisting of
Capt. j. u. Berry, Lieut.. c. c. Stribling,
Capt. A. j. Roberts, and ten others, left
this place few days ago, to view the
western territories. The people gener-
ally think them:foolish for seeking new
homes, for it is the general opinion that
a person not satisfied to live in this land
of peace and plenty, would not stay in
heaven unless his back was broken so
that he could not get away. But it may
be matter of consolation to your read
ers to know thatth man who blasphem-
ed the Almighty for sending rain on the
farm of rebel neighbor while his own
farm was burning up with drouth, has
gone with them.
This county is the most quiet county
in the State. There is not single pris-
oner in our Jail, and has not been for sew
eral months. We have very few in
| dictments in our court, and the ghostly
ku-kluX have vanished in ''thin air."
or returned to their graves. The Demo-
cratic party is gaining strength every
day, and Notwithstanding the fact that
this was once the stronghold of Radical
ism in Middle Tennessee, the day is not
far distant when We can boast of an
| overwhelming majority in favor of
white mems rights. Our representative
elect in the Lower House of our next
Legislature, Hon. j. a. Talley,) is a
white man, and il is SAID his bones and
heart are white. He was elected on the
Democratic ticket, and his friends know
him too well to fear that he will turn
back on them. Yours, &c,
VFPrT.s