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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-29

' ~, OF =1HE pEAcE--2nd
,se announcement of Mr..
!, au'e' as q candidate for JUS
IL reace, 2nl Ward, appears
uead OF political cards.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-29

feA'bE.s to the SAM1-WEEKLY
|llcAs will bear in mind that
D. brlant is authorized 10 re-
P our name.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-29

JUSTICE or TIE PEAcE-l1ih
mr. John Tlouruoy. is an
Us a candidate for Justice. of
w. llSh Ward. See his card
political column.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-29

E y The Baptist Church
ttanclsville. has received an
o. sixteen feet. besides it is
''ea inside, and it is being
70 the outside. -
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-29

NJ MrMFoHp ia duly autllo-
receive subscriptions and ad-
aents for The REPUBLICAN,.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-29

A4 Gin For SAFE. w. c. Ger.
OF Laurel Hill, oilers a Steam
soale. Sec the advertisement
|ther column.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-29

Commissioner OF the United States Court Of
Clnus and COMMISSIONER Tor the states.
TEST iunnv and dispositions taken Al short notice.
PASSPORTS provided, and Customhouse papere
promptly atttn!.a,o.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-29

Therefore, We, lie Liberal Repv.b-
!icH.s OF the United States, IL Nj
t:onn, Convention assemble! 81 Cln-
t;I,nu'i, rao,>:@:1 lac following plin-
c;;,les rs es,.oHt;,.l 10 just Goyt1il-
meii
J.. We recognize lie equality oi
ali men before lie ]aw, AM, hold
that il is the 7nty Ct Government IN
it, t;t;'inss VIA the people to mate
oat cr:;d anl p.i.ct sa,'ice 70 I'll, CT
wlaiaycr n>i,y,tN, race, color, OF
persuuiian, ra,i s;y7s CT roH,,lei+l.
9. We p;ause ourselves 10 MANI
tain Tie Ia.on CT ;aese States,
emancipation, a21 acknowledgment,
and 10 oppose any reonenlng OF the
ucesT:o,.s se.,lcA pv the .Ihirteenth,
Tou,teepin aiyi Fifteenth amend
ments 10 the Constitution.
s. We Ge:nas9o Tie inmeoiate
and absolute removal o. aIl dlsablli-
ties imposed on account CT the le~
be!ion which was finally subaued
seven years ag' believing that uni
yarsal amnesty .i'l result Ia COM
plete pacjiicatl IN all sections of
the country.
4. Local .oyernment, with
;m.mrtial eci will guard the
rights OF all ~ more securely
than any c d power. The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-23
THE LECTURE SEASON.

T Asst OPPORTUNITY
JOHN b. COUGH will deliver hs latest and be Il lee
ture. "will II Pay " at Cooper Institute tonight
Tickets, 30 cents; reserved seats, 81.
Tickets for sale at Young Mems Christian Association
Hall Twenty third street aud Fourth avenue r473 Grand
street; schlrmer's, 7Ol Broadway; Palmers Ia Bible
House Stradey Co. III Nassau street AZ the door
Proceeds for the benefit OF the Eastern Branch Young
Mems Christian Association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-23

MIR. LOUIS ENGEL
M has the honor TO announce that he will give
THREE MATINEES
on Tuesdays.April rs April 80, May lat the
UNION LEAGUE THEATRE,
corner Of Twenysixth street and Madison square, where
he will play his instrument,
THE ENGEL ORGAN,
made by Ncedham x Son, of this city.
Vocalist, Miss NININGER pupil Of Mr.. Abitis). Con.
ductor Mr.. LINDSAY SLOPER Piano Scinway.
The Matinees will begin at half past three o'clock.
Tickets, 81; SIS for the series
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AMUsEMENTs.


A CADEMY-NILSSON'S FAREWELL-TuE ,qTu
IA NELSON'S FAREWELL TO AMERICA
MONDAY EVENING, April 90 at ocioct
Messrs MAURICE AND MAX SrRAkosCH respectfuv
FINAL APPEARANCE IN NEW YORK
CUBA, leaving this port on "Wednesday, May H. and
FAREWELL TO AMERICA of Mile. CHRISTINA NILS.
SON, MONDAY EVENING" April 20, at O'Clock, at
the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, upon which OCCASION being
for the benefit Of Mile Christina Nilsson this popular lyric
artist will be assisted BY the meWbers Of the
STRAKOsCH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
with GRAND CHORUS and ORCHESTRA.
Mr.. MAX MARETZEK Musical Director and Conductor.
The only Strakosch opera ticket Office In the Everett
House building, next corner Seventeenth street and
Fourth avenue.
stcinway ! pianos are used by this company.
DOwRRY THEATRE.
ID WIN. b. FRELIGH. Manager
Another new and exciting play completed and ready
MONDAY APRIL o. AND DURING THE WEEK AND
MATINEE ON SATURDAY,
the Great Drama
LOST LIFE!
e. W. MARsToN
Mr. WILLIAM MARDEN,
Mrs W. G. JONES,
Miss BOOTH,
and all the company in the cast.
the Glorious Comedy of
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
DUTCH SONGS BY BoLAs
Every SUNDAY EVENING Grand Performances and
SACRED CONCERTS,
with full Orchestra of the
r. ROSINSKY vANDUvIILE AND
OPERATIC TROUPEi
Doors open att O'Clock, performance commencing at d
POPULAR PRICES.
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EoR SALE CHEAP-THE MOST ELEGANT HALL
Clock In New York. antique style, yet modern; ruus
ayear with one winding. II. L. RIDER. ~ Pine street.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY. Sc.

L'RANkFIELD A Co, JEWELLERS, 200 SIXTH AVE
nue., corner Fourteenth street; 323 Eighth avenue
corner twenty sixth streetWatchcs Jewclry, Sterling
silver and finest Silver Plated Ware retaed At
turers' prices. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-23

T MoRRIsTowN, n. 1.-THE GRAND VIEW HOUSE.
N on the Whatnung Mountains, will open May l. f.o.
cation unsurpassed for picturesque scenery pure
tain air drives and all the advantages country v
ing the house Is within ~ minutes drive of depot
hour and rs minutes by rail from New York For terms
kc apply Mt As Fifth avenue.
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A STORIA HOUSE-ASToRiA L. l., HALF HOUR BY
N boat from Peck slip, landing on premises; spacious
aud shady grounds first class table references former
guests. NJ BRENNAN Propriefor.
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At TARRYTOwN-FIRsT CLASS BOARD; HOUSE
"A on high ground; gas, baths, &c; two acres cult
waited short distance from steamboat landing and depot
references exchanged Address W. c. box l43 Post Office
Tarrytown, N. Y.
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40 TO Sl2 PER WEEK-SINGLE ROOMS WITH
good Board at l72 Blocker street; pleasant
families two gentiemen location central and COM
Portable house. -'~ =
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FEW CHILDREN OR SMALL FAMILY CAN FIND
N good plain Board the in the healthy viii
Iage OF Red Bank ~ j. the river; other board
erS. Address Il. b., Herald office.
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A TENOR WISHES ENGAGEMENT IN FIRST
IA class quartet from May has good voice and expert
ence; Episcopal preferred Address CHURCH MUSIC,
box 80 Herald office.
A MUSIC TEACHER HAVING MASON 4 HAMLIN
"A Organ two Pianos, one stcinMay upright viii sell
rent low before after May L. III East Twenty ninth
street.
THE CHOIR or A FASHIONABLE UP TOWN CHURCH
can be engaged from the list OF May together
aratey; good solo singers and sight readers. Address
Immediately ORGANISE, Herald Uptown Branch office,
1895 Broadway.
VIvANTED-A PIANIST. TWICE WEEK, ONE
w hour each time. to accompany young gentleman
studying vocal music Address, stating terms, A. ;. o. -
Court 81, Brooklyn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-19
OYER TIE COUNTY.


News travels slowly in tho rsigbyvilfc
country. We have lust learned enc the
Grapevinel line, that Clpt.sT TIL. Perry
met with a serious accident the day
before Christmas. He.was bringing in
u large "Yale log" when his hand
slipped and it tell on one of his feet;
smashing 1t badly Ia ..-..,...rs II i,i5
Il. NJ. McBeneave has sold niit Mt CQl-
leoka anG bought a farm from d. Nc
Cav at DUCK River Station. .s,- y. .,As. =
Ooh G. w Polk, who is Accounted one
of the best Judges OF Thoroughbred cat
Major Eerd. Rodgers, of Walnut Bend
Ark, Il remarkably fine, pure three year
old Durham Bull. This bull is descend
cd from the first thorough bred bllll
ever brought TO this-counIy FROM Eng>
land, which WAS owned by GUi.' Polk.
We are proud that Maury County can
send abroad such tine cattle, alldNe ,,se
glad to know tb.;t The, Colonel has ~
few more Of the SANG kind which jtt,
will dispose ei. y good story is told on
Col Polk. Two KentuclSy' traders, ia
passing down the 1t. p1easaii. Rsilc Q,
stopped by! and requested, Col. ;i'o'k to,
lot them SEQ his iino eattle..' Ho isul
three lots. the first of which they ire
nouncod good. "Gentleihcn,"" said Tho
Colonel, q have not showed my host
cattle yet; here is my fine whita ehw..''
The Kentutk ians said sl16 was CORD, hut
they could lind many better rnii,s in
Kentucky eyes, /" Ientira tho COLONEL,
bat haze not yhtE shown- yost ley
best; behelsi my old roaiI eows',n7f9Jey
every limb. At length. they. tia aod 10
Colonel Polk, and. remarked, "Woll
sir, we hafe never seen but one better
cow in oar lives, and She was in the
great -Nexander's pastures, ;hp Sol.
onei replied that lie was perfectly salts
tied if thcrd was bnt,onc, it was raised
by AleXander. 4. -..----------- - -
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PERspNAs. IsTEILH:ENsss. !


Mr.. John Evans, called Long John
for short-a prominent morcliant and.
and irresistible wit, of Salem, Va,
spent few days in our city lust week.
Capt. Joseph II. FGa,.il.. our ahia md
efficient Attorney General, received a
painful hurt in his tight foot. at n IRE at
Pulaski last wetll. Ills left font.was
already almost bnI's dn cObtjdi, with u
war wound, but he still manages To at
tend to lis dates. go. ....E -.
MAJOR Thomas II, Mckinney has
been painfully i'll for several weeks,
the result, doubtless, otexposnre, Outing
the faithful and gallant discharge of his.
duties as Il soldier of the "Lost Cau-c."
Col Barclay Martin, oiio OF the cham
pions and leaders OF M;rury County Dc
Inocracy in days gonely, and who has
been enjoying the pare a.. a.ouud Ma,t-
chester, has fetGrned To las hruie meas
this city, looking AettCT;H htlt riot yt't
possessing his pristine hplith and Wig
or. Ae wclcuino lin hack, and trust
no will u oeAilg IecnH ar' mis- won'sd
heath. sly. -'7
The Immortal J y. +" WAS q pssssn-.
ger on the st,uth-bouud train last We'd,
nesday evening, under command OF tue
"immortaf' Tom. Movrc, the prince of
conductors. ''t r.a l'
W. NJ. Allison, Esq, a promisin.
Young lawyer of Fr1tklis, paid us u
flying visit recently. In one might no
attended to two cases in co,of. :,
Mr.. Rayaes. well ieicsn sIld -pop,i-
lar merchant OF RtashSitlc, CARTE 10 our
city last Sunday night. --.,.-..--
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Chsirpan Maury County Go urt.

Mr.. William Park, of Columbia, and
his son, Mt. james Park and Mr.. James
Parrish, all formerly of this county,
have been i'm our midst during the hell.
days. Mr.IWilliam Park and Mr.. Par
IRISH are frequently here, aad always
welcome guests. Our young friend, Mr..
James Park has not honored us with a
visit for several years. Tho writer of
this has a peculiar feeling for him, and
cannot but be a little gushing in his SEN
timents abbut him. In Auld Lang Syne,
at the IIarpeth Academy, the Alma Ma
ter of more great men than any Iustitu-
ton in the state, i'm the palmy days Of
that Who'll soulCd Irish gentleman,
Andrew Campbell, one Of tho best
teachers THAT ever trod shoe leather, the
subject of This memoir and the writer
hereof were yoke fellows in many things
and especially in rendering SallGst into
first-rate Anglo Saxon, and throwing
perfect flood of light upon the PROPOSE
tions of a gentleman by the name of
Euclid. The memory of those days is
fresh and green and forms the brightest
chapter i'm the life OF more than one OF
the urecocious yGsths of that period
Our friend was about the keencst and
best sintoilect OF the layout. Nature
has done generously 10y him. andAsihce
we have heard il whispered that Maury
has strong notion of making States
man of him, .'we riSeto say" that If she
tries, old Williamson will meet her
more than hslt way and will place him
where, If he Is so minded, he will shine
4 bright particular Star in The political
armament -ReDiew and JoRFHd. 81,
z .
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" NlrstsED.

At tho r'SideiiSc OF s. w Crdsnae,
ES,., near Clay ton, A1rk., ON Thursday
evening, December 2tst, by Rev. J. P.
HHlse, ]. u. HARDY to Miss NASNIE
Ces,lINs, hoth, Of Hampstead County,
ArkaHsas4 ~.
We send many congratulations to
Mr.. HARRY, IN his new founI hlppi-
ness. The surviving members OF the
First Tennessee Regiment will recollcct
him as their gallant Color Bearer
through many a hard fought battle, and
a1ong many weary march. - 4''
In Memphis on Thursday January
IItb 1877. at the SeG0i1 Rsssyterian
Church, by the Eev, WIN. I,oggs, Carr.
FRANK G. EURDEFg, ei Salem, ROar
noke Oounty, Va, and aIiss SALLIE f.
sMITHwtoS, or MeinPhis.
TIC gallant Captain ahd his baauti-
fat and lovely bride came 10 Columbia
Immediately after marriage, where they
received the congratulations of their
relations and friends in this vicinity.
Both Ct them were SO chsrried with
oSa beautiful. county, that we have
.trong hope that they will. ere long.
ioave their home i'll the grand neun-
tains of old Virginis. and come and
dwell ainsnHius. q. ELL
On last Tuesday, at The spsbsfepee of
John s. Perry, GgSy .tn,ewcll, by the
Rev, Mr. tsraey, Capt. q. w. HANNA,
of Missouri, aud M i,ss JENSiE NIcHoL>
sos, Of This county. Attendants: Mr..
Pitts Perry aud Miss Sallio Henderson;
DR.. James Hughes aud Miss Laviuia
Scott, one OF 1Iopewell's fairest daugh-
ters.
1t was thought That Pitts world ~ 70
his own Wedding next, but no has not,
il seems. 1Iowexct, lac ear, never be
grey-he.s'e4 isiuae.cy. Culleoka was
rspresaanta hy lis lawyer, Geo. G. Tay-
iNr1ahss SefaiiamFpr by Que II its most
tsj,aifssi daughters. Miss r.. J. f..
Sbss Efu1s 10 4.itcd quito a sensation with
tne ID. Hta.ewell's beauties. The wia-
over FROM iao Nslwood country WAS ou
hand, looking rs gay as a lark. 1t il
ruIsored that he Will shortly lead To the
altar fair young lady of Bigbyvil,e-
The happy couple did hot forget the
pli lter, but sent him a honntiful sup
ply of delicious cake, for which we re-
turn many thanks.
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BAROMETER.
aPECIAI. NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the late ilrm
of A. S. Horsley & Co, for subscrlp>
lions, Job, work or advertising, from
April 10th to December Slst, ISL, must
make settlement before the first Of next
February. After that time all accounts
due said firm will be placed in hands Of
an officer for collection, as the business
must be closed. 40
Remittances may be made i'm post
Office money orders or Unregistered let
tiers, at the risk of the firm, and directed
10 A. s. Horsley d Co., As heretofore.
Persons owing on subscriptions may
calculate the amount, as the price is
twenty-five cents per month, and re-
init.
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Trareay at Mount CarsncI,

ON Christmas morning most unior-
tunate aflray occurred ut Mt. Carmel,
in the Southern portion OF this county,
resulting in the instant death OF a man
namedlleniphill, and the serious wound
ing of Mr.. j. Williams. On the MORN
ing referred to, as we learn from those
who appear to be cogni@ant ofthe facts
of the case, Mr.. Hemphill left Thompson
station TO go to Rally Hin in Maury
County in order..to have cock fight, car
Yyipg With him his game chickens. He
stopped at Mt. Carmel, and finding no
fowl with which he could make fight,
he put his cocks to fighting each other.
After the sport was ended a dispute arose
between Heluphill and Williams as TO
which OF the chickens whipped. The
dis,ru.e waNcd warm, and friends had
To Interfere to prevent collision. Some
minutes afterwards the alteration was
renewed, and Henphill sprang sudden
IL at WILLIAMS, striking him In the
shoulder with knife, cutting him Sc
verely and knocking him prostrstc.
Henphill thon jumped on him and con-
tinu.5 ID IL use the knife. whsn Williams,
drawing his pistol, shot his opponent,
killing him almost instantly.
Such are the reported facts OF the case,
and il is added by way OF emphasis that
.but icr whisky both men>wouid I've alive
aud unhurt to -day.---RereW and Jour-
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WAYNEsBORO ITEMS.

A man, styling himself capt. John
son. recently visited Waynesboeo
" itil' q ranor anic ,exliibithI, which
Ia.pyGd 81 be a regular humbug; next
morning The Captains carriage WIS
seen standing on top Of tbs Airica,
Church. II was Christmas times, and
ltiin boys say the carriage must have
''got on high"
Waynesboro is soon to have news
paper called the REVIEW. ...
A hack limo is in contemplation from
Pulaski 90 Savannah via Lawrencebu-g
Wsam.ynesboro oncs week -
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Turning over the soii has commencet
IN this neIShbOrhOod in earnest. There
will be considerable amount Of acres
pat in king cotton this year, oven more
than last year. - .........'-...
A, u. L.. Williams, Esq, lost a valuable
mule atew days ago, by too free use OF
q Fargo curb bit, which. produced a
wound ia tho mouth. The wound gan.
Srcencd, and the mule died. -.
y The once popular firm of Dowell d
Gray 10 hunger exits. Major Dowell
retired.
~ There. was a lively dance at Cave
SrIlnga just below the Port, recently.
A l,ienty ofeatabos on hand,
This village was much enliyened re-
-eehtly, by the leatherwood Thespian
Cllsb,iu telialf OF the Presbyterian
Church. Next morning was quito lively
i1s ihere very near being a iisticuff be-
tween two young men.
Sixty acres Of land joining Greenfield
Bend, were sold to the highest bidder
Monday, the Sth inst, for sgT 80 per
acre; 1t was portion Of the Randell
walker tract, and was bought by T. JEFF
p2rss.t. ....
Mr.. Micham and Miss Alice Baker,
"
United i'll marriage. last week over tho
Hickman line. HID -. Ell.
q Mr.. George Johnson lost his residence
and its contents, by fire i few days
since, - , f--
A commpdious and comfortable resi-
dence in Williamsport is for sale or
,reift. j t'can be had on very reasonable
terms. A capital chance is. offered those
who want a good home or capitalists
WHO alay wish to make paying invest
GHht. SSee Esquire G, w. Stockard
eoLoREp DoINGs.
Rev. Wesley Williams, colored, was
married to Fannie Mayberry last week -,
Wesley did not remain a widower long.
Such is life. = E..
Polk Walker, WAS severely stabbed
in the fiesfiy part OF his left arm by
Alien Johnson during Christmst. They
have long since been caEdidated tor the
Criminal court. r ~
There was a dusky hop recently on
AIR. ,JohnsoH's lease. cicero H0rsIey
played aconspicuous part as vioienist
TO the amount OF four, reels, and then
stripped further music for want OF
money. --.. .r---- -s.-
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; :. -
Rusfnc@N Notice.

We have just fitted up enc OF the best
job offices in the Stato, and are prepared
TO execute job work in the highest style
known to the art. We defy competition
In prices and styles. Don't go 10 Nash
vile, or wait until you go to the North,
TO have your business cards, bill-heads,
letter-heads, statements, blank notes,
checks, labels, circulars and envelopes,
printed when you can get it done at the
HERALD Office, just as cheaply and ar
tisticalIy. Send i'm your orders and give
us trial. 80. f.s.
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dernlefi were all present except Mr..
[ Chatfin of Ward No. g. '.i..}.I
/ Tho niinatesof the last stated meet.
! ing were read and approved. The
Treasurer, Tax>C Hector, and Recofder,
offered their bonds for the faithful dis
/ charge of their duties. On motion, the
bonds wero accepted and ordered TO
be spread upon the records. - Z
The Recorder made tho following re-
port of the finances of the Corporation
Out standing tchecksl debt to -.
November aGth 1870 $5,9i2 40
Checks issued from Nov. 18th
1870 to Nov. 18th 1871. 1879 76
Notes given for new City Hall, fa -
cite Morgan 10TH h1'' $500 90
s,on lD.t7 i,ta Sl9,2a5 90
irn,-a - sE CREDITS. 4. FueF i:isl ~:
Gh-cks paid. and cancelled to lv sai
!, November 18th 1871, $1,000 40
'Uncen iected tax now i'm Col u,8l, Z.
Hector s hands, 80 3,U77 s.
Real estate or Morgan lots, $500 90
'iq.'''t .5 ....i ~, :. =. sls,s47 Is,
ASSETS Of personal property. ,.--y >,
City water works in good repair. ~, j
Brick, stone, lumber, &c, old Market
Two, engines, hose carriages and new;
New engine houses. 3HI2- ~"
City Hall furniture, working tools, dcc
The above is a correct statement as 1 4
hnd from the books after careful inyes-
tigation, ] also find that there is suit.
Al court in favor of the Corporation,
against Cherry, O'Neil, and others, in
Eolving some three hundred and fifty |
dOliafs, with three years interest.
,'..sn Respectfully, 80
~ - 90 JAMES L. GUEST
~ .. e SIS Recorder
On nIotion, the report was received |
md ordered to be spread upon the |
Minutes! H.ii'is. --" @
On mGtiOn of Alderman Bailey, il
WAS ordered That tho account in favor
Jf tho Corporation, against DIR. ID. a.
Of So 81 for brick furnished
- build pavement from his southwest |
,orncr OH the Square to James Hodges
ine, be donated to him, and this shall
be n settlement i'm full TOR all pavement |
accounts. for pavements adjoining his
Dropery Con the northeast corner of
nc Public Square) from the line oil J. L.
slorgAitO james Hodges to this date.
OnipOtl0n, it was ordered that the
hartman OF the Street Committee go
Onward las soon rs practicable,) and
'ifen andanake passible the new street
cast and west through the
Of Mcssrs. Steele, and others.
. "A petition was read from ID. L. Erwin
md D. N Haynes. which on motion was
ef nrel and. laid on the table until the \
text meeting.
rIhe following accounts wore read, ap-
proved by the finance committee, and
N mutton, allowed by the Board:
j. Milton Parker; Church street Com.
$Il 80, for work OH street 10
his date. 9. si ,...- 81 -"i r l.
j. Milton Parker, Church.street, IS IS,
or "a bushels OF coal, 30 cents. = ~
Hiu tioodruIn, Church street, $l7 10.
or hauling from Nov. I'D to Dec. I'D,
SCI. go
There being no further business the
}oaid adjourned.
.sa. Fl, -, Up. McGAw, Mayor.
IAMEs l.. GUEST, Recorder.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-19
CULLEokArrEMs.

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/ |! The Sunday. School oil; ,thes Baptist
Church had Christmas Tree. ON Christ
mas night. The crowd That went TO
see it was one OF, the iafgest thai. eyer
assembled together' i'm Cuheoka. The
Church was too thickly ef6wded for
comfort, which married the enjoyment
OF the occasion to some extent.s.,f ri
Mr.. vernor, iather Of Rev. w. II. Yer,
nor, gave. a very Interesting lecture to
the sabbath School at Friendship on
last Sabbath. - .5.s.
Misses Lou and Melissa Cochrane pre-
sentesi the Baptist Church with pair
OF beautiful lamps, Oh the christmas
free.' es-tgcs 50 - 50 h'solLt y
The egdf@ilharierfy NIseti ig of The
Methodist Church was held on last Sat
urday and Sunday fioiiod ii1.sz 80 .
Everybody wantx money, and there
is none in the market. Rea son, too
much corn aud no cotton. -
An old negro nian calno very near be-
ing killed In the vicinity of Coflee's
Mills q week or 81 ago, while engaged
in ch0pniDg. go wsI ono ,-oIi'tli 2.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-19
CITY ,cotNCILhSaln 1tic
.eoLuMnIA. bee. I'D, 1871.

~. toLuMniA, Dec. I'd, Isl.
Stated meeting of Tie Board OF Mayor
and Aldermen OF the city. Present,
John p. McGaw, Mayor, Jas. j.. Gaest.
Recorder, W. C. Aydeloth, City Mar
shal, MessrS. Dale, ,Turpin and Tucker,
Aldermen OF Ward No. :, Messro: Irfer-
s0a ami Williams. ARisrsasH' df Ward
MAJ. A.eSsrs. Bailey, Parker and Lamb
Aldermen al Ward No. 3.
The board was called 10 order by the
Mayor, On tie callcf the roll the Al