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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-07-14

FRANK BLAIR, Gen. MCCLELIAN
and ELDRIDGE, the unteTrified leaders
of Democracy in the Northwest, have
declared in favor Of the new departure.
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TIE indefatigable STANTON again
has the trains running regularly on
the Alabama and Chattanooga Rail
rpad
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IT is reported that the ex-EmperoI
NAPOLEON is keeping himself awake
by writing or debating frequent arti-
Giles for his London organ, the .Srao-
ton. He Is one Of the ablest writers
living, and compOses, with equal
facility, in English and French. His
style is remarkable for its iucisiveness,
terseness and vigor, and though sew
eral of the French journalists tried to
initiate it, they were never able to ac~
quire his peculiar literary character
istics. When he was Emperor, he
frequently wrote articles for the Non
Hcur, but his fWorite organ, in later
times, was the Petit JOWHCJ, a cheap
paper, which had an immense circu-
latiOn among the working classes of
Paris. He not only wrote on political
matters, but on social and industrial
questions, always taking care TO show
that the Emperor was the particular
friend Of the masses, and that his
ideas or projects were favorable to
their Interests.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-07-14

Camphor-wood coftins, to keep out
moths are an indispensable thing with
the people iii good society in New
Nopk.
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NEW ORLEANS is 10 have a new and
magnificent Masonic Temple.
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nE-ALL Advertising viii be considered
CASH and collectable any time after the
FIRST insertion.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-07-14
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.

Extract of Letter from Georgia.
VILANow, WALkEK Co., Ga,
June 2S.
DR. ions Bull 4: Dear Sri have recently
gwen your Worm Destroyer several trials, snd
md II wonderfully effieacious. thas not failed
IN single instance to have the wished for effect
am dong pretty large country practice, and
nave daily use for some article of the kind
am, sir, respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, u. D.
7: $50 unqualified ard numerous are the
testimonials in favor Of my Worm Destrover.
that newspaper space is entirely too small n
tell ITS merits. 1t IS an infslible remedy for
worms: Try it and be convinced. See nv
Journal for more full description
JOHN BULL.
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cal party there,

TliE Washington Star states that
the presentation Of silver plate which
was made to the Hon. JAMES HARLAN
OF Iowa, when he was about to retire
from the Office ofSecretary Of the In
terror was provided for by direct tax
Of one dollar per head, assessed and
collected among the subordinate clerks
by the confidential clerks in the Secre-
iary's own room, not one clerk in q
dozen freely and voluntary subscrib-
ing. The swindle was exposed at the
time, and many persons supposed that
Mr.. HARLAN would decline the pre-
sent and return the plate; but he held
Oh to il.
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WILSON COUNTY has voting popu-
lation of 40il white, and 1901 colored.
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" IR INA
Leaf Tobacco.

The finest Virginia Leaf Tobacco is consisn-
ed to Geo. +. AkeFs Co.. Nashville Tenn
from Virginia direct. Ifany one wants some-
thing nice for chewing or smoking send and
get the genuine, June 23-wl.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-07-14

MEMPHIS is to have a Union depot,
and one or two grain elevators.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE is now domi-
ciled at the st. Louis Magnetic Springs,
Michigan.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-07-14

Col c. M. MCGHEE, President OF
the Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad
is confident of the early completion of
that road to Louisville. 1t will form
an important outlet to the trade and
commerce of that enterprisingcity and
develope one of the finest, and in
minerals and coal, one of the richest
sections of our State. IT. completion
ought to make Knoxville one OF the
finest cities in the South. .. -.
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BEDFORD COUNTY has a white voting
population of 1910, and niggers, 795.
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CELEBRATED
SMITHS TONIC syrup
FOR THE CURE or
AGUE AND FEVER
Or Chills and Fever.

The proprietor of this celebrated medicine
Justly claims for il a superiority over ali RENE
DIES ever offered to the public forthe SAFE. CEs-
TAIN, SPEEDY and PERMANENT cure of Ague and
rever, or Chllls and Fever, whether Of short or
long standing. He refers 70 the entire Soy,;ba-r
and Western country 10 bear him testimony 10
the truth OF the assertion, that in no case what
ever will it fail to cure if the directions ar
strictly followed and carried out. In a rrgst
many cases single dose has been -usfcjept
for cure, and whole families have been cured
BY single bottle, with a perfect restoration Of
the general health. 1t is, however, prudeni
and IN every case more certain to cure, If is
use Is continued In smaller doses for a week or
two after the disease has been checked, more
especially in difficult and long standing case.
Usually this medicine will net require any ad
to Keep the bowels in good order. Should the
Patient, however, req Iire a cIthartic medicrnr.
after having taken three or four doses Of tb-
tonic, single dose Of BULL's VEGETABLE Fay-
iii PILLS will be sufficient
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NOTICE.

Taken up on the DIST of May, ISL. by W. a.
Luton, on Rone's creek. civil district No. 4, of
Perry county. Tennessee, one chestnut sorrel
Appraised at SlO0. J. q. PORTER, Ranger.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-07-14

Sarah Aiken rows $1,000 worth ef
passengers across the Mississippi, at
Clinton, annually.
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CHATTANOOGA has in full operation
a large ear factory.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-07-14

THE MARQUIS or LORN L and the
Princess LOUISE will visit the United
State in the coming autumn.
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How sweet it is for brethren -
dwell together II unity, is happily il
Illustrated 10y report ola Fourth of July
Celebration of the Radicals at Mobile
in which resolutions were enthusiastic
cally adopted denouncing ex-senator
WARNER, endorsing Senator SPENCER,
and condemning the course of the Adj
ministration of Gen. GRANT in inter
fering with the local politics of Alaba-
ma, by forcing WARNER who was APP
pointed Revenue Collector at Mobile,
upon the State, in opposition to the
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-07-14

WE welcome the return of the ac-
complished journalist and staunch
Democrat, w. J. SLATER, to the edi-
torial fraternity. He has again as
sumed charge the Winchester Home
Journal, and is making it a capital pa
per. 1t is large, handsome sheet
well printed and ably conducted, and
should be in every family in Franklin
county,
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T OOKOUT MOUNTAIN
Educational Institutions.
REV. c. Z. P. BANCROFT, Principal

Departments: Collegiate, Preparatory, Eng
lisb, Normal, Music. Fall session Of 20 weeks
begins August 81. ISL. Location, healthy and
beautiful: instruction thorough; expense. mo-
derate. For catalogue, with full particulars,
address,
c. c. CARPENTER, Sup't.
il Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-07-14

TIE total number of persons in Mid
die Tennessee, who have received dis
charges in bankruptcy is ! SIS.
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Irly 1lsIn
WHOM
IT MAY CONCERN.

All persons who are indcbred to the firm Of
Lipscomb Brothers are hereby notified 70 come
forward i'm mediately and settle up, or the SAME
will be placed in the hands Of an officer tOI
collection. LIPSCOMB BROTHERS.
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rINAKEN UP
July d. Is,
TEDAR BLUFF
COLLEGE.
select School for
YOUNG LADIES.
Reduction In PricesI Terms for


Board with Furnished Rooms, Washing, Iron
ing, Incidental Fees and Tuition throughout
the Literary Department. including Ancient
Languages, SO.
Music with use Of Instruncnt.....-..-.....s 2j 90
Drawing, Tri-W eekly Lessons ............-. 10 q
Drawing, Daily Lessons....-...-..-........ Is
Vocal Music in Class 800
Fifty dollars always required in advance,
remainder Of all charges at the close Of twenty
weeks. Prompt payment must be made OF
negotiable notice given bearing interest from
date.
Pupils will be received at any time during
the Annual term, and charged from date Of
entrance to the close Ofthe ten.mOnth session,
unless special arrangements are made 10 the
contrary, and deduction will be made for alb
sence except in cases of severe and prOtracted
sickness.
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FRIDAY. JgEY

COL y NJ BIA, TEN N:
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THE VERY LATEST.

The following are the latest re-
ported casualties:
Total killed reported at the Morguc
50; total wounded rs.
The total number of rioters arrest
ed up to midnight was 200.
Tbs city now is perfectly quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
SALVADOR AND HONDURAS.

TIE CAUSE OF HOSTHHIES-TIIE STATEMENTS
OF BOTH BTLLIGERENTs-THEIR PREPARA-
TONS FOR THE WAR.
The Republic of Honduras declared war
against san salvador the ls already reported in
telegram received via Panama and Havana. The cir
cumstdnces leading to this conflict may be stated as fol-
lows: San Salvador on her part blames Honduras for
meciptatuC bloody and needless war; while Honduras
invcigs bitterly against tie Salvador Government for
barnornS and protecting prominent political refugees
enemies Of the Government Of Honduras, one OF whom
Gen XatTch was actually appointed Gov,rnor OF the
District Miguel city the border OF Honduras
Honduras, therefore demands that ils obnoxious zen
cral be removed from lis military command ana mar
he IN common with other prominent enemies OF the non
duTs Government be compelled 10 live IN some palt o
the country more distant from the boundary salvador
moreover. to pay Honduras an indemnity for the cN
stS ~ WI, Mn' In In ' t gtiSr =" nrn"rt n from
Threatened attack hv dsatccted rebels, who had been
harbored ia Sayadolian territory close to the borders oil
Both sides have been encreetcally preparing for the
struggle and men have been seized for soldiers III buh
countries 10 the ruin ~ asrcuurifs who will toe de-
prycd OF the s-ary labor for harvesting ther crops
Nearly 5000. 10 Is stated already enlisted IN s9lIa
guns are shortly expected from the United States, To-
gethcr with ample stock ~ ammunition -,
The Government Of salvador, although preparing tsc
impending invasion, Processes To have done Az
in It's power, compatible with the honor and integrity OF
continuance Of the blessings of peace President Dufuas
went even so far as 10 acccdr "hen inc
fIUm the Honduras Government proposed, as part ul
the basis Of amicable arrangement that te frtS-
dcniAC both Republics should resign, nht ut t9n!ul
siOnfrs not expecting so prompt compliance WIN nSiI
request found means OF raising some qinhe 10 cnabe
them Ia demand their passports and break OF al Iur-
Their negotiations, although the time fixed Tor
The same had not expired. 1t has he.
come therefore. very evident that the demands OF
Honduras eXtrv aglnt and Intentionally 500 that hcr
hostility AGAINST salvador Is npacabc, aud that, nOt-
WithstaHding pretended show 0 desire 10 come 10
peaceful understanding, 10y sending Commissioners 10
salvador in the first instance ana then sending 10
Guatemala for the mediation Of that Governments sue
had real intention whatever or coming 10 Any sum
understanding. and had only taken these apparently
udale and pacific steps blind 10 gain time 10 raise
and arm sufficient force tu successfully carry out htf
programme OF hOsihtes. During the time the peace
negotiations were going on she was uhiling III recruit
ing armin drilling. aud raising forced loans, ana mas
now 900 men fully armed and equipped. several pro-
ucut military commanders have deserted salvador 10
take a with Honduras, and u is said tat from 600 10
40 uru l.LNn HInn InInMrd ,Ilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
S. NOMINATIONS AND COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-The President sent TO
the Senate to-day the following nominations
John Miller b. Collector Of Internal Revenue i0f TIE F
Of Tennessee. In r., 40 pyct n;..,f
Of Ohio. .-c.- A..
p0ltmapys-Ambrose b. Gaua At Deihan, Ms.s'i r. ~
,t Winchsudon Mas W. L. Hsyresiink at ROCK Island ~ Afe
bowers At Shebur Fall Mass G. So6an ct Leeanis,eI S
Hedges at Porooo Mas r. T. Bower, silnuy hss
Mrs Msrorab r Lowe Xua Oboi Mr. Reees Adass ~ -
Nsdson Iogs Israel Howell Trenton J. Heny ~ areh a'
Jerse Cy n J.; David A. Allen Ben sm eiss hmtA H. Ioahg
At Kosss Teas; Oliver T. Easton at Havana, Ill
COMBINATIONS.
The Senate in Executive session, today confirmed Tie
following nominations; NJ, a.. D...so,
o. Columbia.
Jerome Brigham App aser Of Merchsni'e at Milwaukee
Lanes T. Woe sari. u Customs al Kansas ttt
Rotc Hoae ind States Marhal OF the southern D''nc o
A3ismL ,,,-... ,,,.-.. o. "A.
ja H. Cosge Cased stat.s hslsl for the ps'H 'f Rhode
IsIlsG.
Isrs. !.-oT Postmaster - Trenton n j. a, -,
Crcrce ,4-e7s 81 N be Professor Of the French
Iaugus.r q Military Academy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
TIE TERMS OF PEACE.

THE TREATY READ TO THE TRENCH ASSEMBLY
IHE REPUBLICAN DELEGATES DETERMINED
10 YOTE AGAINST H-IGs RATIFICATION CON
sIDERED CERTAN-FJITrIER DETAILS OF The
TREATY.
LONDON. Tuesday, Feb. g. 1874.
dispatch from Bordeaux states that President
Ih'en read TO the Assembly, to-day, the conditions
Of peace France ccdcs Oncffth of Lorraine, includ-
ing Metz and ThionyLe. and all of Alssce, except
Betort, and pays an indemnity of five miardf Of
francs; one millard this year. and the remainder in
three years. The German troops viii gradually
withdraw from French territory as the payments
made. Ii, arinistce is prolonged 10 the 18th of
March. The Republican delegates il il said. have
resolved 10 vote against the treaty, bat il, raiiGc
tiou il certain.
The Consultative Commission goes 10 Bordeaux
oil Tuesday and the debate upon the question of The
ratification of The treaty OF peace will commence
Immediately.
An of,ici, nctice signed lH VI. Picard confirms ibe
sicDsture Of the premiDaIies Of peace, aud an
nouuces that the arnisticc is prolonged -four days
Contributions and requi>tiou, arc I" cease. TIE
t,ouce If tbc Germans into Paris was the price Iad
a. save BAfur.
The Germans viii enter Paws Oh Nednesds'' and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

" Overton flipper railroad clerk IN Nashville,
con ei szcas . SalaaaT
Three more jurors IN the tilkiBs ease, in
Arbsn, -cre ob,sined yc,brosy, mssiEs Tn IN all
The Governor of Louisiana has vetoed tho
Pors ssprcsioa bill aud he veto has d.ea sustained
A IRE last night destroyed H. r. JoncS's tobacco
( oy IN Louisville, KJ Los. s20Ioc ias-gane 70 "a.
The csrriag,-shnp OF Robinson n Mccall. near
Csns w. buru's yrAsy Lo.s ~bJ s'si,
-. The satnet mill at Monsoon Mass, owned By
& " one. zoe va oOrn'a YESTERDAY. los, -Se"i
seS
800. Charles e. Garrett. son Of Esley Garrett died
La AeDdsy, V-Ag The sSsals n-ries isr
IsolaAebs
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
h'ye rsced der ess BAltnoi, loB o., 20 o.s,.
'pDsd sith Is- stcsat Reaction NON kcn.iot
The new Bowler Home al ACk Iowa VA.
bafuel hepssy. Ei-sa Ni.n sad Hau lames Joh.,..
ssg 'sd L"ss that tley pershe The -anc Io $1,000
sl7,en
.... The faS-line train the Pat- ntle Railro
sess Wet VI tn ksHsssl Pvsp str a.. ever
xhsb .h TIVE .r, ~. "A
bat psseAge ys-es tsue hal. n.
shss, Gesws L~s hnlspss s area b., .., ...,s.
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With the execution u Alabama these neures given
approximately. In the States OF Virginia, sOuth Caro-
lima Florida Arkansas, aud Tennessee lands were sold
under the act T. s62 to pay the taxes charged
against them Most OF these lands were bid In by the u
6 Commissioners and have never been redeemed, and
are still owned by the Government. Those in South
Carolina are the only tracts from which any consdera
BILE revenue has been derived When sold to individuals
the proceeds Of such sales have been turned into the
Treasury, after defray expenses. The Department
has been looking mp these lands and Is now prepared To
rent considerable portion OF them. some or
those hid in used for cemeteries aud other tracts
have been used for military purposes. The direct tax
collections have formally suspended by the Score
try OF the Treasury I'm pursuance OF an act OF Congress-
passed in 1866 until the LIST OF January 1862 They have
not been resumed since that date
The Michigan legislature is very free with its advice
b. Congress six joint resolutions OF that body were pre-
anted in the House to-day nsructng the Senator's and
requesting the Rpresc from that State to do GER
tain things in masters OF Congressional legislation.
Three Of the resolutions for appropriations for har
bnr provements one asks for the extension OF land
grant a. the Flint AMI Pere Marquette Railroad, which
expires June B. favors pensions for the soldiers
OF the War OF 1872 In ignorance OF the fact that Dill
granting such pensions passed some time ago; ana
another recommend. such action will extend the ex-
tradition treaty with Great Britain. so that VIII Include
much greater variety OF criminal orenses against the
laws Of both countries than provided for by the Ash
burton treaty
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has Issued
circular stating that hereafter he will NOT allow an Inter
nal Revenue officer to hold any office or appointment
under any state municipal authority ia addition to ms
official duties, excepting 80 far a. may De permitted 10
sorckeepers under section 50 OF the act OF july TO- 1868
The President to-day approved and signed an act 10
amend an act passed May 81 1870 entitled " An act 10
enforce the rights ~ citizens Of the United states 70 vote
Ina The several ~ the UnOn and Tor DINER put
poses" asO. the joint resolution to extend e Irnet VI
M, act establishing the National Asylum for Disabled
Volunteer soldiers disabled soldiers ana saloIs vi tno
War 81 1874 and of the Mexican War. $50 I'm. -,
T,re we're ON the Speaker table to-day 100 bills and
mini resolutions from the The House has passed
an the general APPROPRIATION bllls' SA "l Shch aM'
trntiou Suudry civil Deficiency, and River ana arOer
Appropriation blis-
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and looking upon that republic very much as the Stae
OF Massachusetts regarded the state OF South Carolina
during the late war, does not admit that there are any
laws OF neutrality which she Is bound TO respect On
the other hand Hayti entertans dreams OF conquest
she only desires that the treaty OF alliance broken by
santo Domingo but claimed to be SIN binding by Hayt
sbalI he renewed Hayt desires to be wholly independ
emf Of santo Domingo far as her internal affairs are
concerned and would strenuously oppose all plans OF
consolidation Col Preston also denies that CaDra Las
nv clandetine treaty agreed to unite the two countries
,,lor tho IIaytien flag or that Cabral Is Hayten
official The Government OF Hayu, whhe u Ie'osn@'' ,
the administration Of Baez ne Jdcto' believes tna
clrat e. the rghtful President and feels therefore,
favorable 10 him; IL has not however, rendered MN
assistance I'm the shape Of money men, or arms as h'
been asserted. ,,. pro,oo
the 900 francs agreed 10 he paid TO France
Col Preston says that the obligation was eh'eio' nv
a time when the two nations were Douhd tog''N'' -
treaty. OF confederation, and that santo Doihhso we"
mat as nncb bound for Il as Hayt. There is TO 19uD
gnueYer that n a treaty could he agreed upon, hhyi
would in consideration OF privileges IahSu 80 ,iain,
DAMN 70 release her from her portion Vi 'nls '''
Col Preston asserts however that TINS is not e Tny
claim that Uayti has S8ntO Domingo ana oI WIZ,
should the latter he annexed TO tne unilcu r,'
ygnud demand settlement He claims that piNale pro-"
erJv ~ Immense value belonging TO Hayti, has been
coscaed md that Hayti will demand payment ior inc
~ santo Domingo is annexed to the United States COL
Preston thinks that trouble will at once aiae III ~
10 the boundary, IIayti holds by force The
territory claimed by santO Domingo, ana Nhlch tno
Hayen people would not give up without stIith1
In the same conversation Baez Il reported 10 u"te
limited that Mr. Sumner did, when he tB.H W N 81
Washington propose 10 him the purchase oil the 1a{
Samana This assertion Mr.. Sumner Is understoou "
have denied IN toto. When Baez was here ne was -
aud exile seeking arms and MONEY MIN WsI Inv
return 10 the island. As IL was principe olaheu ny
the limited States that the official reception OF IeDy
representative an insult TO the ~ " ht
he was opposed Mr. Seward refused to zee Baez' ~
sent word To him that there could be no objection ~ s
calling on Mr. Sumner, and that whatever he sLoud "a!
Mr. Sumner would probably tell TO the secretary OF sti'
Ia accordance with this suggestion, Baez called upon M
sumner three times on neither Of which occasions was
any proposition made to purchase the Bay OF SANTANA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO WELCOME THE
VICTORIOUS ARMY AT BERLIN.
LONDON. Tuesday. Feb IS, 1871.
A dispatch from Havre says the Germans, unaware
of the proongation of the Amistice, attacked that
city to-day Their operations were checked by the
appearance of flag of truce from the city with the
news and hostilities at once ceased.
The Pmssian Cross Ga,cfte states that orders have
been given the municipal authorities of Berlin TO
prepare quarters for the Saxon, Baden, Bavarian
and Wurtemberg troops, who will pass through Ber-
lin with the other returning troops. The orders say
that il is the wish Of the Emperor that all parts of
Germany should be represented on the occasion Of
his entry into the capital
NJ. Pouycr Quertier has been appointed Minister Of
Finance II is said that Gen. Aurees de Paladnes
has been named Commander of the National Guard
of the Seine