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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-17
VOLUME V. $50 NO II.
Columbia County Official Diroo+orr

Columbia County Official Directory.
Ircddcm Iwigc-WiILGAM ELwELL.
Ror. ' 'o'
bigo,hono,o,B Gc.-WEIMNGToS II. EST.
DiStIiG AnorHey-E. II. lEELEE
9hrrV-AARON SMITH.
HuTUeH0r-lSAAC DEWITT
If'iurcr-DANtD LowENHERG,
:, tDNmiySigHo~- - WILLIAM q. QUfCE, CYRUS
RunntNS, HIRAM j. REEbER.
tpWmt'ioncrs, Ccrk-WfiLrAN KRtcERAUw.
IWHp'T-U. j. CAMPBELL, \. j. ALBuRtsuS,
DNNtEL LIE. ~
fhrOHcr-JOHS II. HOCCK,
ASALL. 0
County Observation-Disclosures G. BARLEY.
Bloomsbury Official Directory.
FyYi, National BnHt-CuAs. H. PAXTON. Hrcs't
j. i. TrsTtN. Cashier. -
COiUgJid county lfttUui Sduiag Tiattdn Lo1p As.
socigiiSH-E. II. LITTLE, prcs't., c. W. MILLER
HogmIWl 3WiiiHg dHd S0yi,ig F,,li Isy,ctu.
h"l-JoHN THOMAS, Pres't, j, b. RoBisoN Sac
BtoOHHburO MUudi Ntupg FtuI INoridi,ou-
------- President, NJ. WnTMoYEE. Sec'y.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
ASp
UOOFXI NDiS GERMAN TONIC
WIN cure every Case Of
MARASNUS.
Or Wasting away OF the Body.
RLNEliBLR
HooFLANp's GERMAN REMEDIES

are lhc medicines you require to purify tho
Hloud, excite the torpid Liver to healthy action.
hutdships or exposure, ''
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Patent Medicines.

A Il u M I'm I'd e. Es.
TO Dcbiltated Persons,
To Dyspcptlcs
10 sufferers from Liver Complaint,
TO those having no Appetite,
10 those with Broken Down Constitutions,
10 Nervous People
10 children Wasting away,
To any with Dcbilitsted Digestive organs.
or suffering tciM dnD Of the JONowiHg symptoms,
Uhich indicate DiSordorcd Lircr on Stomach.
such as CON
stpation, Inward
Piles, Fulness or
Blood to the Head, Acid
ity OF the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or Weight in the stomach, Sour
Fluctuations, Sinking or F!uttcring atthe
Pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of tn" Head,
Hurried and Dinicult Breathing, Fluttcrng
ut the Heart, Cholingor Sunocaiing sensations
when in Lying Posture, Dimncss oi Vision
Dots or Webs before the sight, Fever and Dun
Pain in the head, Deficiency OF rerspiration,
Nellowncss of the skin and Eyes Pain
In the side, Back, Chest, Limbs
&c., Sudden Flushcs of Heat,
Hunlng IN the Flesh
Constant lmagnings of
Evil, and Great
Depression of
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Orangeville Directory.

& u. W. COLEMAN, Merchant Tniors and
a, Gents furnishing goods, Main st.. next door
to the Brick Hotel
A u. 1iERRfNG u BROTHER, CARPENTERS and
IL. Builders, Main ST., below Pine.
DOVER & HERRING, dealer in Dry Goods.
- Groceries, Lumber and general Merchandise,
Main st.
DRlCk HOTEL and rerrcshment Saloon. by
ID liohr M'Henry cor.of Main and Pine st,
DR. o. a. A.MEGARGEL, Physician and Surgeon.
DMain ST., next door to Goods Hotel
AAVID HERRING, Flour and Grist MN. and
IL Dealer in grain, Mill Street
I.L.EDwARDs, Physician ana surgeon, Main
L ST., ,lrst door above NJ Milcnry's Hotel.
TAMEs II. HARTMAN, Cabinet Make. and I'm.
y der'aker. Main ST., below Pine.
I N. HARMAN, saddle and Harness maker.
>, Main ST., oppsite Frame Church.
GCuulLER Il CO., Iron rounnets, Machinlsts,
. aud Manufacturers ofplows, Mil 81.
.,AMUEL SHARPLEsS, Maker ofthc uaynurst
- Grain cradle. Main ST.
WILLIAM DrLoNG shoen,nkerat,,t nonufac.
" tuTcr of Brick, Mill St., west of Pine
Catawissa.
= F.pALLMAN, Merchant Tailor, Second St
y. Rrhhins' Building.
nN. j.. X. Robbins, Surgeon ,.ud Physcinn
~ second St, below Main.
TIIBfItr q KLINE, dry goods, groceries, and
u @oucgu merchandise, Main street
4 i, EiSTLER, "CauawiSSn House." North
-, Corner Main and second streets.
KELLER, Billiard saloon, oysicia, am lee
IL. cream in season Main -.
4; NJ. BKOBSr dealer ia General Mcrchaudise
VI . pry Goods Groceries &c
NCSQUrtIANNA or Brjci; Hotel. :. Kosten-
| y buder PrcprlctorS southeast corner Maln and
second Street.
| MN. II. ABBOTr, Attorney at law, Main 81.
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ana Formerly &, N. JACKSON q 60.
IHec hcinCdcS arc J0r hdic bY DrUggistS, Store.
'"PeSdA" MrdtcHc DcditiY crc' V'chcrc jn2O7ly
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,,, TWO PILLS A DOSE.
'"' most foWGyW, ut iHOcoW, ICyctaLis Cttgd
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A & u. W. COLEMAN, Merchant Tnilors and
"A, Gents furnishing goods, Main ST., mex door
to the Brick Hotel.
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A =. HERRING Il BROTHER, Carpenters and
II. Builders, Main ST., below Pine
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Decatur. Alabama.

We spent the last Sabbath az Decatur,
Alabama, where We found our valued friend
II. Z. Willard, in charge of the hotel, max
ing ample provision FOR all the comforts Of
his guests and visitors, and keeping all de-
partments in the best Of order. We went
TO church with him and his excellent lady,
one of the friends and acquaintances Of the
days Of yore at Columbia, where we re-
membered hernow accomplished daughters,
as sweet little Sunday-schOol children.
They are each welded to choice, first-Class
business men, and they are like pillars in
the church and ornaments in society, ali
happy and useful.
Rev. Mr.. Mabry preached an excellent
sermon at noon, which made fine impress
sion on all present, and so did that at night.
He called bis Sunday-school people together
at four O'Clock, and after some good singing
our Senior made q brief and impressive
talk to them, hoping it would do good and
that the children would treasure it up.
Decatur was literally ruined during the
war, but il is now being rebuilt, many fine
streets and beautiful lots having been laid
out lately. and many beautiful residences
going up. The Depot for the North and
South Railroad will be located at an eligible
point, adding much to the value of the
property both in town and the suburbs.
The crossing Of the two important lines will
make Decatur build up faster than any other
town in Alabama.
We return our special thanks to many
friends for courtesies extended while min
Cling with the good people Of Decatur.
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Malicious Shooting.

A colored man, employed as porter at
the store of S. Cooley, 4S Broad street, was
yesterday evening shot and badly wounded
by white man named George Thomas,
who was, until lately, employed at the fire
engine house in South Nashville. The cir
cumstances Of the shooting, according to
our information, look like an unprovoked
attempt at murder. Thomas met the negro
man on the sidewalk, and charged the lat
ter with running against him. The negro
man said he did not run against him, where
upon Thomas drew his pistol and fired, the
ball taking effect in the negro mans thigh,
producing very painful and serious wound.
Thomas, who was seemingly very much in
toxicated at the time, succeeded in making
his escape, and had not been arrested at a
late hour last night. The wounded man
was promptly cared for, and DR.. Thomas
Buchanan IMMEDIATELY summoned 10 bis
aid
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Supreme COurt.

The court adjourned yesterday to meet
at 1920 Monday morning. The William
son and Robertson dockets still occupy the
attention of the court. The following cases
have been acted upon and opinions given;
Woodford Wray vs.. State; sentenced by
the Circuit Court Of Robertson county b.
p wears Imprisonment, for rape.
Samuel \. Thomas rs. j. R. Berry; re-
versed and dismissed.
Charles Duff rs. Charles Wills and wife
and mother; reversed, and on motion, dis
missed.
Love vs. Gore; reversed and order for
condemnation entered.
Williams and Wife Va Buchanan; sf-
firmed.
Brown rs Hough; reversed and remand
ed.
Knight vs. Parks; reversed and remand
ed.
Patton vs. Copeland; reversed andHe-
manded.
barnes vs. Holt; reversed.
Bittrels vs. Mcswen; reversed and jndg-
ment given.
Ellis ct alias, vs. hare; resumed and e1-
ecution abated.
Kinnard and Covington IS RedmsR; o.
firIned.
NO. 4 EQUITY DOCKET.
Drsughn vs. Starke; affirmed.
NO. Is EQUITY DOCKET.
Same VS. Same; reversed and remand
ed.
Page vs. Browne; reversed and relnanded.
Wilson vs. Robertson; reversed and re-
manded.
Trimble VS. McConioo; reversed aud new
trial granted
Thomas vs. Berry; reversed and dismissed.
Rufiin vs. Michigan; affirmed
Cochran vs. Cochran; affirmed,
Mcclure vs. Hicks; affirmed.
Starke vs. Dean; affirmed.
Young vs. Cavett; reversed aud remAnded
with order for account TO be taken this
term.
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Religious Notices.

Church Of the Advent-seats free-Holy
communion q. M; morning service / 9.
M: evening service p. m.
Union Chapel-Preaching at II a. m. by
Rev. J. A. Mason, followed by the sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper.
McKendree Church Services at ii g. m.
BY the pastor. Anniversary Of the David
son County Bible Society at I p. N.
Mulberry Street Church-Divine service
at IL O'Clock a. m. and : p. III. by Rev. j..
d. Kirkpatrick. Singing exercises ct $50
o'clock P. IN.
Second Presbyterian Church-Services at
II a. m. by Rev. DR.. Hoyte
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Services at II . N. by the pastor, Rev. Dr..
A. J. Baird.
Elm Street Church-Services &C ii a. m.
by Drs. Petway and McFerTin, and a. 7 p.
IN. by DR.. r. A. Young.
Central Baptist Church-Services at Ii
a. M, 3 p. IN. and I p. m. Preaching by
the pastor, Rev. ". q. lnman. Also reli-
gious services every night through the
week.
Christ Church-Morning service al II a.
M; evening service at p. IN. In the eve
ming the third lecture of the series will be
delivered-subiect; Mount Horeb. Kew.
". Graham, rector.
First Presbyterian Church-Rev. J. E.
Wheeler at IL a. m. and Rev. .H.McNeilly
At I p. III. The Edgefeld Presbyterian
Church will unite with the First Church Of
Nashville tonight and during the week in
the interesting meetings DOW being held at
the latter church.
A Sunday-school prayer meeting and
love feast will be held at SSWrie's Chspei
this afternoon at u O'Clock.
Sawrie's Chapel-ServiceS at II a. m. by
A. II. BEDFORD, D. D.; at I o'clock P. m. by
the pastor. Sunday-school at a. m. and
Sunday-school prayer meeting and love feast
at q O'Clock.
Odd Fellows Hall, Edgefeld-Elder Jes-
Sc Sewen will preach the gospel at 1870
a. m. and 7:0Op. IN.
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xsternry TnteIsa~enee.

The Leonard Scott Publishing Companys
reprint of the London Quarterly Rerielo
for October fully equals any OF the other
numbers of the valuable series OF periodi-
calls which that house has so long been en-
gagged in supplying to the reading public,
The interest and variety Of Its contents
NAV be seen from the following brief
enumeration: I. Spiritualism and its Re
cent Converts; Q. Byron and Tennyson;
8. Beer, Brewing, and Public Houses; a.
Guicciardini's Personal and Political Rec
ords; 5. Continued Mismsnagcment or the
Navy; 6. Industrial Monopolies; 7. Jow-
ett's Plato; 8. Army Administration and
Government Policy; 8. The Commune and
the Internationale. While large proper
ton of these subjects are intended more for
the British and European reader than for
the American, there are yet articles in this
| number which will engage the attention OF
every thinking mind, and well repay an st-
! tentive perusal.
Old and Netc for December combines all
the elements of popular, entertaining and
instructive magazine. It Is one of the best
Of our American periodicals, and in the di-
yersity Of its subjects will prove an interest
| ing companion at every frside the Union.
! Littelrs Liping Age, with its,choice selec-
! tons, the cream Of the periodical literature
of the day, maintains Its reputation Of being
| the finest Of our Eclectic magazines. 1t is
published weekly by Msssrs. Littell & Gay
| OF Boston. As a fresh and thorough weekly
| compilation of the admirable and notewor-
thy in current literature, including the ablest
| and most interesting essays, reviews, serial
! and short stories, poetry, scientific, histori-
cal, and political information, 1t has become
| invaluable, in the great and growing multi
plicity Of quarterlies, monthlies, and week
lies, to every person or family OF inteDi-
! gence and taste.
! The Scientific American, In It's prospec-
! tus for 1872, offers additional inducements
: to subscribers. 1t has long held the first
rank among scientific journals, not only in
this country, but in Europe. In typography
and the character Of its engravings, and in
/ the variety and extent of the information it
| furnishes its readers, it stands unrivaled,
! and continues favorite amongst mechanics,
manufacturers, inventors, and all lovers OF
scientifi progress. 1t is published by MesSrs.
Mum & Co, of New York.
The Little Corporal has emerged from
the great fire In Chicago without trace Of
the disaster, and offers as many attractions
to juvenile readers as Of old. The editor
4. possesses the happy faculty Of intoxicating
lessons of morality and sound principles IN
the most pleasing style.
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offering great bargains Ia dry goods. Their
stock Of shawls, furs, silks, etc, are very at
tractive. az go aE&L
The great half yearly closing out sale Of
9. Rice q Co. viii commence tomorrow.
Look out for bargains.
Silk yelyets, silk yeloms, silk plush and
ladies' neck scalfs, together with dress
goods, shawls, ETC.. just received by NJ.
Davis, lSl Church street.
The Continental Fire Insurance Com
pany, Of New York, has cash assets Of 81,
100000. This reliable company is repre-
sented in this city by w. G. Nelson, No. II
Maxwell House.
Merry days are eoming--read advertise
ment of Dollar Store, which has oil paint
ings, pictures, work boxes, canes, ladies'
toilette sets, writing desks, pictures and
cromos for SLIGO. E p lf,
jos. E. Loiseau & Co., 81 Cherry street,
make cheap and fashionable hair goods.
Messrs. Blake & Mclaughlin, Of the
Philadelphia Store, announce grand clear
ing out sale for the next fifteen days, pre-
paratory TO removal. They desire it dis
tinctly understood that for the time men
toned they viii sell goods without regard
to cost. f a &
Messrs Il. and j. Nsrthman, of the pop
ul3r dry goods house No. u, Public Square
invite the attention of their patrons and thu
public generally to the fact that they have
made noteworthy reductions in the prices
of their winter stock. Throughout the re
naming days of December, they viii sell
goods at from Is to so per cent. cheapel
than is usual.
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--LATEST mARKETs By TELEGRAPH.
a. New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Corn frmer
at 78GS0c. Pork dull; mess s14 20. Bacon
dull at z, round; all others unchanged.
Sterling 1s4c; sight s63c discount; gold
l0c. Cotton firm; sales 5000 bales. Good
ordinary 1876; middlings 10; receipts 2,572
bales; exports Liverpool 6,135; continent
9,5S2; coast 2,72s; 1862 bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec. Cotton strong;
middlings 18tf1Ssc. Net receipts 1915
bales; exports TO Great Britain 6,04S bales;
eoastwise 200 bales, Sales 800 bales; stock
1887 bales.
MOBILE, Dec. Cotton quiet but
strong; middlings 1S5n19c. Net receipts
1922 bales; exports coastwise 500 bales
sales 1000 bales; stock 39,007 bales.
GALVESTON, Dec. Cotton firm; good
ordinary 1826l7c. Net receipts $50 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1,524 bales; sales
220 bales; stock 1851 bales.
SAVANNAH, Dec. Cotton firm and
quiet; middlings 18sO1Oc. Receipts ais
bales; exports to Bremen 470 bales; coast
wise Al teesS sales LOO bales stock a.;
ar bales.
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First Presbyterian Church.

A very interesting meeting has been in
progress in this church for ten days past,
and large number have Joined on profess
sion of their faith in Christ. The nightly
meetings are attended by an eager throng,
who press forward to hear the simple story
of the cross. The meetings are conducted
by Rev. J. H. Wheeler, assisted by Rev. }.
W. Hoyte and Rev. J. II. McNeilly, and are
characterized by a deep, earnest solemnity,
and marked and increasing interest. Mr..
McNeilly, Of the Edgefeld Presbyterian
Church, has delivered a number Of impress
sive sermons, which have been spoken of in
the most complimentary terms by the large
congregations present. The regular prayer
meeting every day at noon and preaching at
night will be continued during the week.
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Miss LYDIA S. HALL, who was acting
Assistant United States Treasurer during
the recent absence Of Treasurer Spinner,
was once Lowell factory girl, and a con
tributor to the famous Lowell Offering -
The Lowell Courier says Miss Hall has been
q missionary TO the ChOctaws, and In Dor
ders days lived in Kansas, where she own
ed large amount Of real estate. Meeting
with some misfortune in regard to titles Of
property. she went to Washington and has
filed clerkship in the Treasury depart
ment since, at the same time studying law
to enable her TO recover her properly il
Kansas.
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Now Advertisements.

In directing special attention 10 the card
of W. J. Frierson & Co., Cotton Factors
and Commission Merchants, New Orleans,
we would allude TO the tact that the
freigbts from Nashville to New Orleans are
lower than they have ever been before that
the time has been reduced four days, and
the charges at the other end of the line
have been cut 10 induce trade to that point:
and that the prices for cotton at New Or
leans are better than heretofore as COM
nared with the New York market. All
these things tend to make New Orleans the
choice market for the cotton of all
this section, and she feels this trade nat
uraIly belongs to her and she needs 1t and
is now offering first class inducements TO
draw it thither. This popular and well es-
tablished house is now prepared to make
liberal ARRANGEMENTS on all cOnsignments.
The Junior member Of the firm, Capt.
White Frierson so well and favOrsbly
known, here and elsewhere throughout the
South, will spend some month or so here
and along the line of trade, and will take
great pleasure in looking after all business
designed for or connected with his house in
New Orleans.
The programme for Edwin FORESTS ell
gagement which comes on the 18th inst,
will be found in our advertising columns.
Large auction sale Of toys by Barnes,
Spitz & Co. next Tuesday morning.
We refer to the assignee's sale OF John
d. Miller, assignee.
A frame cottage in Edgeiield to be sold
tomorrow by Arlington. tarFar & Neak-
Icy.
Berkshire pigs.
Peremptory trade sale by 1estman,
Shields & Co. Tuesday morning.
Miss Jane Combs at Masonic Hall on
Tuesday evening, supported by first class
company from New Orleans.
See executors notice of >. W, W. Ii.
and r. Z. Northern.
Choice timothy and herds grass hay just
received by Noel 4 Platter.
A white nurse wanted.
George L. Calhoun n Co., Maxwell
House building, are fully prepared for the
Christmas holidays with a magni-
ficent stock Of goods, including
solid sterling lsilvelware, triple platedwre,
and all the novelties in the jewelry line.
Our genial and well known friend, c. a.
Thompson, one of the hest statesmen in the
State, has recently become connected with
this house, and his many friends viii be
glad 20 pay him visit.
4 situation as farmer or gardener wanted.
\ German family wish work to do in 4
milk dairy.
Or. Dixon, dentist, has resumed business
~ iS5 North Summer street.
Storehouse No. 46 Union street for rent.
The new Office No. North High street
fF rent.
4 dne thread cambria handkerchief lost
On Union street.
L stone cameo ear ring lost.
Ladies' white kid CATERS, and gold slip
,,nrs lust received by Winstead Brothers, 81
college street.
Nothing more acceptable for Christmas
cifs than one Of Giers' beautiful photos, or
pearl types.
John Gilgan a Co., Trade Palace, are
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The Central Market.

In consequence Of the several days Of
extreme cold weather, which delayed the
carpenters work on the new Central Mar
ket, it was found impracticable 10 attempt
to open the establishment yesterday, as was
anticipated. The vegetable stalls are fin
ished, and tie butchers stalls are being
pushed forward to completion. The pro-
prietors announce that the Market will pos
itively he opened on next Saturday. On
that night the entire building will be llu-
minated, and band Of music has been EN-
gagged 10 give eclat TO the dedication cere-
monies. The citizens generally are invited
to be present on that occasion to see the
fine display made on the part Of those who
have rented stalls. The proprietors have
secured the services Of special policemen,
who will be on duty day and night, to sse
that the best order is preserved
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NASHVILLE Opera House.

There was another good audience at the
Opera House last night, and from all indi-
cations there is life in the old building yet,
and still among our people disposition to
patronize the legitimate drama. The
"Ticket of Leave Man" was reproduced
last night, and well enacted throughout.
Thus closed the engagement of the pleasing
little actress, Miss Jenny Willmore. On
Monday night, the great Katie Putnam
Combination Company will appear, and
will play for six nights. During the week
Mr.. Grey's company win perform at Gala
fin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-10

Charles J, McClurg, Esq, Of the well
known and extensive house Of Cowan, Nc
Clurg & Co., Knoxville, is at present in the
city, the guest of Robert II. Gardner, Esq.
Sam Cowan, ofthe firm Of Cowan & Co.,
and II. B. Buckner, Of the firm Of Gardner,
BuckDer g. Co., returned yesterday from
New York.
Vim. A. McCrea, of the firm Of McCrea
& Co., Of this city, has returned from a
business trip TO jackson, West Tennessee.
Mr.. Ritz Hurley, located for the past year
at Shreveport, La, in the insurance bust
ness, is in the city.
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death Of Thomp.on osborne,

Last Friday night at his residence on the
Charlotte Pike, about twenty miles distant
from the city, occurred the death Of Mr..
Thompson Osborne, in The Seth year Of his
age. Mr.. Osborne was well known 10 the
people Of this section, as well as to those
who have during past years had occasion to
travel the turnpike leading from Nashville
to Charlotte, he having for more than fifty
years past kept the stage stand and house
Of public entertainment at the place where
he died. Mr.. Osborne was a genial and
considerable landlord, good man, and 9
useful citizen.
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AIuostOut.

Inthe Criminal Court Of Davidson county
just six months ago to-day Charles K. Muir
ply was convicted of petit larceny, and his
punishment fixed at six months confine-
ment in the county Jail. The unpleasant
term expires at noon to-day, In view Of
which event Murphy has been anxiously in
quiring if there is any country in the world
that does not point 10 jails and Criminal
Courts as badges of its civilization. To
such land, if such there be, Murphy will
speedily emigrate
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1t being ascertained that Lutitis Sassy, a
crazy white woman sent to sent 10 Jail some
time ago, had become sane, no longer being
dangerous 10 herself and others, she was
released by order Of Judge Glenn. He also
ordered the release Of George Vessel, who
had been deranged, but got over the spell,
and of Grant Waters and Martha Jordan,
committed some time ago on charges Of as
ssult and battery Of such mild form as not
TO demand the inflctiou 81 the death PEN
atty