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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-15


to the undertaking business, and is 80
well known and highly esteemed as a
business man and citizen, is better pre-
pared now thaH eyer to give satisfac-
ton to his customers, In his large
wareronms, can be seen, in show cases,
the finest, most elaborate and costliest
burial cases in the United States. The
show cases, themselves, as works of
art, cannot be surpassed, and reflect
much credit upon the manufacturer,
Gts Boyd, the Prince of good fellows.
Everything IS Arranged IN tho incest
order in Mr.. Bars waFe-rootns. One
department il specially devoted to the
making of Picture France, and those
acquainted with Mr.. Barr need not be
told OF his skill. Johnny Barr is Mr..
BArr's very efficient assistant, In the
undertaking business, and promises to
be % popuias and valuable citizen as
bis father. Mr.. Barr has jpat added
aretLer Rew hearse. witch j oqe Of the
finest in the whole South. It was built
for style, taste, beauty aud general
get-,,p, cannot be exceiled. 1t reflects
great credit, not only only upon the
manufacturers, but upon the whole
town. Faris Brothers have built six
fIs hearses for different towns in
Middle Tennessee during the past
twelve months. ffs
The enterprising people Of jackson,
Tennessee, recently voted SIPS 200 for
railroad purposes. fifty thousand OF
which win be appropriated to the build
ing of the road to the Tennessee River,
which will intersect with one of the
branches Of the DUCK River Valley
Railroad. Only eleven men in the town
voted against the tax. Will Columbia
be behind Jackson7 Jackson already
had several roads, but the people knew
that a town, in order to grow into a city
must have many railroads. No consid-
Grafton in money would persuade the
people of Co,,..mhia to do away with the
Nashville and Decatur fsaii.Cesd, and
YET thu Duck River Valley Railroad
will add even more thar that road to the
wealth and population OF our town
We already had a! fine turnpike, and
daily communication with Nashville
and Pulaski, but the Duck River Rail-
road will bringus the trade of two OF
more counties which now do not con-
ttib4te anything to the growth and
prosperity OF Columbia. Railroads
must be built by the towns and coun-
ties through which they run, as they
profit them much moro than they dc
| capitalists. Columbia has an opportu-
nity 10 make herself wealthy city
viii she do it,
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[Jan 12-tf
CKEEsA LAND.
CHEAP LAND.

one-halfin good stock. the balance on time.
Five different tracts, some of them have a
he Very 6psi cattle, sheep ana hog ssnss.
etflebt water and timber. FsisA -
fiMes. Apply u ]. W. 20 suit the
sHeyes 20, or w. o. Wither
ISep 15.r
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rCORN WANTED!

We will pay tho highest market price for
SHIELDED CORN. Apply to
South Main Street, Columbia, Tenn.
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Proceedings Of the Criminal Court.
State Va. Henry Hunt-stricken from
the Docket,
State vs.. John johnson, for carrying
pistol, mol pros-entered.
State vs.. Rufus Peyton, carrying pis-
tol, mol pros-entered.
State VS.. VIM. Brown, two cases for
selling liquors, mol pros-entered upon
payment of costs.
State VS.. VIM. Brown, two cases for
keeping disoFderly house-sabmitted
and fined.
State vs.. Fred White, mol pros-on
payment of costs.
State vs.. James NJ. Payne-ined
$1,000. I'D. ..
State VS.. E. T. Allen-fined $40.
State vs.. John Allen-fined $40.
Stats vs.. Burke McLemore, charged
with numbering Young Vestal Fast
April years in Penitentiary. y
Simon Frierson, COL, VS.. Doc. Os-
borne, col.,-habeas corpus. Defendant
was allowed to retain possession Of
Simon FriersOn, jr. colored.
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Presbyterian Church Bible Society

Presbyterian Church BiDie Soclety.
Pew. A. II. Price, Agent for the Maury
County Auxiliary Bible Society, organ
lied q branch society in the Presbyterian
Church in Columbia on last Sunday
morning. Below we give a list of the
officers elected:
GEORGE MARTIN, President.
L. w. BLACK, Vice President.
H. T. GORDON, Secretary.
A. N. AKIN, Treasurer.
Executive Committees: John p. Nc
Cav, Horace Friersou, Wiley Embry,
Thos. +. Fleming, Wilson b. Dobbius,
J. ID. Wright, Watts Embry.
A collection was taken up. and sew.
euty-five dollars were subscribed, which
is very good, considering the fact that
very large subscription was taken up q
short time since when the annual meet.
ing of the county society was held In the
same church.
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JOSPEH,

M. ~
Has this day opeusi.
nd Winter 90ols large stock Of Fan
Dry E~~ socn -
LIDS, .--
CLOTHING,
HATS,
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MARRIED.

See the advertisement of Steam En-.
CINE, Boiler and Grist Mill for sale.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-15

Y A fine beef ct Joe Walkers New Market
House for tomorrow Saturday morning.
Send in your orders to-day. or you might net
be supplied. Accounts due every Saturday
morning for the weeks trade. March 15-lt.
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KanfA1:SE

3 A.Ane Berkshire Boar. of "Tom Moore's''
got. Price Is. Apply to ]. g. HoRsLEY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Spring styles, Straw Bonnets and Hats. Bon
net and Hat Frames. just received at Mrs. NJ.
J. Bryant's Emporium of Fashion. mchStf
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g A fresh supply Of Lsydreth's Warranted
Garden Seed just received by
TIrCoNB 4 WILLIAMS, Druggist,
Gan19.l Columbia. Tenn.
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Tseaperanee Lecture.

Mr.. J. e. vinton, one of the Oldest
temperance lecturers, came to Colum.
bia last week, and delivered several
lectures. The weather was bad, and
he had but small crowds to hear him,
but his speeches had good effect on
the few that did hear. He is q pOgent
and convincing speaker, and the good
he has done in behalf of humanity and
religion, in the last twenty or thirty
years, can scarcely be calculated. On
Monday and Tuesday nights, Mr.. M. J.
Cofer, editor of the temperance Herald
came out and organized an order u
Good Templsrs, composed Of gentlemen
and few noble ladies. We sincerely
trust that this organization will grow
and prosper.
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J. voss 10 selling the best Of Coal Oil at 10
cents gallon, at Chun's old stand. tmchi5-1
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-15
fresh supply of Landreth's Warrant
For Rent mr. Sale.

0arden Seed, Just received by
T1rcoHB wilkins, Dru ggist.
Gan19.l Columbia, Tenn.
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EARM FUR SALE.

I will sell nv place one mile from Carter
Greek Station. aud Seven miles from Coinm-
bia. lying on the ". & d. X, containing Ise
acres. The place Is one of the best waiefed
In Inc country. Land good. For terms sPpy
10 Richard Mckay or Gen; Ineias r. T.ns
u,,.bs-tf Helena, Ark
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-15

fa oI0,o00
Worth Of Goods Ut cost for twenty days, By
Mar ST. WI. PHILIPS.
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A Card to the Ladies'.

One hundred creek minnows. Apply at thi
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ReoAeent1aRy Convict BecoptuReos
Two convicts, from Memphis. on
their way to tho Penitentiary, effected
their escape from the officer In charge Of
them, at the Columbia Depot last Sat-
urday night ct two O'Clock. Two suspf
cious looking characters, without coate
and otherwise thinly clad, were loafing
in Culleoka, In this county, last Sun.
day. One Of them talked with Mr..
John Ballanfant, who asked him who
that man was coming down the road.
He replied that he did know him. Az
forwards q negro told Mr.. Ballanfant
that Ne saw the two men travelling toge-
Their. The convict told Mr.. Ballanfsnt
that he was on his way from Columbia
to Nashville, and a. the other convict
came by, he motioned to him. This
convinced Mr.. Ballanfant that some
the main part of the town, and inquired
Of several citizens II they had seen .
suspicious looking individual. Some
one replied in the affirmative, and ad-
ded, that he was then at the house Of
Joe Foster, col. DIR. M. B. Smisar, at
the instance of Constable Lowrance,
went down to Fosters and made the
stranger accompany him up town. DR..
Bennett went up to the church after
Esq. Hunt, to 60 down and tell the
people what to do with him. The Es-
quire, after questioning the fellow and
catching him in number of lies, told
Constable Lowrance to take him to
Columbia and turn him over to the po-
lice or the Sheriff. Lowrance, Doug
less Cochran, DIR. Bennett, NJ. B. Smi-
ser, and Walter Amis, sat up and guard
cd the prisoner all night, and the next
|
Geo. c. Taylor, put him on the freight
train, for Columbia. The prisoner tried
TO jump out of the door, but the consta-
BILE told him he reckoned he had better
keep back In the corner, Is he might
accidentally fall out. They arrived
safely In Columbia, and took the pris-
oner to the Sheriff, who Immediately
recognised him from the description In
tho telegram he had received In regard
TO the escaped prisoners, from the Sher-
if Of Shelby county, and PLACED him in
Jail. The other escaped convict had
been gone an hour, in the direction of
Oampbell's Station, an hour before John
Smith, alias Bob Morrow, was arrested.
Deputy Sheriff Wynott, of Memphis,
arrived here last Monday, and on
Wednesday morning took the prisoner
ON to the Penitentiary. The prisoner
" - ooAAoOAOOA W tn0 OulvOutloAy lOi
stealing ring. .l,. -,
New Advertisements.
Capt. Thomas Gibson has stocked
Wood Lawn Stock Farm with the very
best blooded horses and cattle in the
State. He commenced by buying "Rat-
tier, celebrated trotting stallion. He
is beautiful and stylish horse, and car
ries himself like a prince royal. Capt
Gibson has two large jacks, Mammoth
Moro Castle, !" sixteen hands high; and
"Moscow." "Caliguls," his shOrt-horn
bull, has pedigree that can not be ex-
celled. Altogether, tCapt. Gibson may
well be proud of "WOOd Lawn Stock
Farm" and Maury may we'll boast of
possessing a man who spares neither
money nor trouble to improve the stock
of the county. Rather has some beau
tiful colts, and took the sweepstakes
premium at our last county fair for the
best trotting stallion. See ADVERTISE
mant in anothar co1umn t'+
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For Sheriff.
For Trustee.
...aury County.

We are authorized to announce JOHN ".
CALDWELL, as candidate for Trustee Of
Maury County. Election August, 1879.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

17O EAST nth ST., THIRD FLOOR FRONT
vatk family understands Bread biscuit and pastry good
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

40 WEST 32D ST. SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM
respectable girl as cook and do coarse washing
all kinds of meats and poultry also good
bread and cake baker, has and hall years good city
reference. - -
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100 EAST ilTH sT.-AS FIRST CLASS COOK FOR
-fAO private family private boarding house; city
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

400 WEST 18TH ST., ONE FLIGHT UP 'FRONT.'
.TAo respectable woman good cook In a private
family Is obging and thoroughly understands her bus
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

Az 9TH Av, BETWEEN 35TII AND 36TH STs-AS
ICc good plain cook, washer and ironcr; excellent
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

420 WEST 2eTn STA COMPETENT AMERICAN
fCC woman as cook ana TO assist in washing and
ironing good city reference.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

40 WEST 32D sT.-MOTHER AND DAUGHTER; /;
LI0 mother as cook, daughter Az chamber maid;
town or country.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

At EAST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL,
Fl lately landed from England as good cook washer
and ironer IN private family will make herself uscul
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

1OE 7TH AVA RESPECTABLE Girl, AS COOK
TcO washer and ironer; good city reference.
E1Q Sd AVA RESPECTABLE WOMAN IN
OIo private family or in q private boarding house
good COOK ana excellent washer and ironcr;
references from last place.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

7OE EAST 27TH sT.-AS sEAMSTRESS, TO GO OUT
lOC by the day in private famies under tinds dress
making and family sewing; operates OIL Wheeler a Will
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

10 SD AV-AN EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER
daC AM miliiner 70 50 ont by the month IN first
ing has her own machine II required, work any
other.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

NO WEST 25TH sT.-TwO RESPECTABLE GIRLS;
IT, one as cook washer and ironcr the other as
chambcrmaid and waitress
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

900 WEST &TH STA RESPECTABLE PROTEST
OCA ant woman good cook and baker; lection
TO short distance in the country required best city
place.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

7O0 WEST 18TH ST.-AS CHAMBERMAID IN A
e)U private family; do plain sewing; can oper-
ae on Grover Bakers sewing machine. Can be seen
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g d ~ et3.

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neue Suncesperfa0ung Soriber uno
riele oertpotfen, 70 fdut bic racitale
prene deer Die fatbolilhcn Santone Der
uno i6tebt eenlelbsn bic @9ulc III, ro6
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aIdder fir efnmal eerunalidt 1T. Nls
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,ern, Greiburg u. I. 10. Die neue Serial
{una %Yermorfen uno RE 0rince, welde
bas fatbolibe Sdmsi,errolf paSu be-
fimmten> lieeen auf Ger 5anc, pber piel
mebr in eewi0en Photographer, in re>
men t@ Elm firdenfeinolt6er @ett
fantsab. Nber ou9 @aapt 0enf
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@raubdnpen, Ielin &c. fftmmten fir
Berwerfun9 aus gang ancern@ ranoen>
inoem fe pur9 Die neue 8erfafun9 ibre
bisberige Selbftdnpi9tett sefdbroet ia
ben. Staat5mdnner bon unabbdn8tz
gem Gbaratter, mie 8unoesprdftoent
DutS aus Grid, ldeuten ft9 ni@t,
ptelelbe 8efdr@tuns Sfentli@ aus;uz
lpre9en. Daber ra8 Ne(ultat.
sSn 6inbelbanf, Canton 8ern, finb
flr,li6 pur6 cine TeuerSbrunf IL
6irlfen ;eri15rt moroen. Nu@ Die bor>
tiee @emeinpel1reiberet ltest tn Ml&e.
G1fa6= Sotbrineen.
Die Gr5fnung Der neuen, l~1niperiitdt
ut &tra6bura 1T bas 5auptereienie Der
@eaenpart uno fennsei6net BE Nbfdt,
wslhe bic @rinrer oie1er 2%ebrantolt
battsn, ol5 fe ptelelbe ins 2eben riefen.
Das Wainser e>purnol brin9t oariber
fplsenoen 8eridt: uNn Der Teier Der
neuen untceritdt ba5en f9, pte gu err
warteu >par> nur o~uswdrttae @dfe uno
in S%trabbura 11eu an9eltepelte DeutE&e
tetbetlt9t. Wtt NuSnabme Der Yroz
fc0oren Der protefantilden Gbeolpate
uno ibrer @el1nnunessenoi1en bat ltd
cie btelise BlrQerldaft Don Dem Gefe
fernsebalten. Der 9elammte fatboltiae
&lsru6 bat auf Die @tnlaoun9en, bic an
Jpn er9aa9en waren, etne obidld9tse
Nntwort ertbeilt> aus @rincen> welde
cte Seisr lei9t erratben wercen. Die
Befiirdtun9 oe6lelben besiali& oe6
G%barafter5> ben Die @r6Hnun9sfeter am
nebmen ,pirpe> war niat %unbe9rinoet.
Obne rie 2batiade ;u bea9ten, oa6
bic @elommtbeit cer %trnannten Yrpfelz |
loren Omit swei ooer oret Mu6nabmen)
Der protefantil9en @onfeiiton an9eb6rt>
b!au6t man ia nur bic Nrtitel ;u leien,
Die felt eini9en Gasen in Der amtliden
~Strabb. &c.," entbalteu paren, UNI
ii6 bis gum ueteraub Don benz Gba<
rafter Der reu e%rtanoenen u%ntueritttt
~ l%berseu9en. Gum 8ewetle ctene
nur fol3enpeeB eilpiel. Die betrubtete
@e1diate Der periope @trabburs's mar
sepib Die 3sit> 100 Die &efprmation
Omit elmer Derfolsun9sludt, pom Der
mir beute un6 fetnen 8e9rtf n1ebr MAJ
1en), ni9t pur9 ueber;eu9un9, lonz
cern nur curh robe @emalt, ben lebten
5unfen bes fotbolilben Ulautens i'm
her;en Der flieoliden 8emobner ;u err
itifen 1uhte> NIT etnemBprte, cie 3stt,
100 5turm Don 9tuymed, Ger dr9ite
;5ei,o Der 3atboltfen, i'm Namen ces
neusr 2t9te5 Dem alien fatboltide
@lauten Die Deboe Der 9ewalttbdtt9en
@%srfolsuns ertldrt bate. Nun, nenn
mir Ger rStrabb. &c.," @laaben
lhenfen curfen 10 fol unS Die
6cdiaule piele ir1 Snterele ces Tries
rens auf thinner gu per9e0sncen Sage
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Jeiaeribt Der Strait. 3ts." su lelsu
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. fibre lie surad IN @%trabbur9s S&cob
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SABINE"
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prptefantilden @barafter pe6 Tefes
fla>er beraussubeben> uno BEN 2eler
miro es een,B ni&t munoert, eos it&
cie &atbolifsn @%trasbure's 9dnSli@
papon ferneebalten baben."
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3eugnik clues berborragenben arstes.

rgDdtrenb Der serFpHeasn aat SABRE babe i'd tduFe
@elestnbett asbabt. 3euse ber Dirsunaeu sun 81 IT.
1er's Rrduter Bttteren su fem, BET periunen, nel-
de an DYspepRa, 8srGuf Ser Guersie bss Nerseupfen.s.
Diarrtoe u. {. ~. lttten. Sd babe i'm ais erfclsrsi& e.
tannt in sis1.a ddatn. 100 aacpatbii&e, brn,Supatbii&e
ubr bshrppattiia DE BsbanbIuns lid ais frudtlus ~srruteien
batt.u. Sd fabre fort i9n In ielaeu 5daen nit slsi&md'
ttsem Grfslse ;u s~ersrbneu, uns sas.re nidt i'm ais tda
u~irtiamfe 5etlm ittel Ut ertldrsn, bas ie fir Rranfteites
Qeber, ben Nieren pser @ixseretben terratreu.-
eesr adtunsssul Der Surge,
s. 8. ater. ~. D.
.. .. Scr 1876. 2~aneafcr. %s.
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Durdorureen BON ters Wunfh. n1etnen Mitmenfhsn
nlblih au fem lente i'd an iecen 0tDent en- II 4
cine Wnpetfuna. refp gerfuhruu9srst'e, reIdss mtd uno
siele eeute. nahbem I'd be beaen ser3te bier unb in gu
rrpa otne &rfOla eebrauht. pom Ianelarrtaer Iaubteit
npufdubta oebeiit Bat. NereIfre at Stdmp:
H. THEMANNS,
Elleardyille, Missouri.
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GAME 9rpie SO; babe Qccfe s.; Wierte1pie $3.50.
uA- un,ere 9otterte TT pom @tadte geh~ artert; bic 3te=
bun3en fsb II tets ,ur fstaslssten 3eit uns unter Der Yin,
jitt eeit,r prener GcnniTdre fatt.
nL Vie cfHsisue 3tstuns pirb IN ben ct euMts gla's
tern serSfentlidt uno aaen Snbabern pom 9poiea wtro
cine Cope .uoeianot.
nn= gDir uerantalten cine 3iebun9 ne bic rbiee ant
lebten Sage eines ieotn Mcnats I'M S ,brs 1872.
sfa- SSelb1entunaen auf infer Rilifc ~rntttelt Hpff=
Cffce,fSels:C rere. Nesiifrirtcr Briefe. .3iebun-
gen Ooer 3rprsR. @eneet wesea zines eireulars:
Mau a%cre,ire WnrraD M'Qcr & 80.
No.'515 Walnut Street, Post Office Box
2446), ST. LOUIS Mo.
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Mn Saube uno go1perbDriae

OfEee: 1o1 Wea 5. e., Cincinnati, ..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
NOW STATIONERY HOUSE.
e 2. STOKES

..s f. s 4 OGES
HAS just opened, in the new and hand
some building Immediately opposite the
rEGnix office, Oh Main street, i complete
stock Of
STATIONERY,
Comprising Letter, Cap and Note Paper, Of
all sizes, qualities au'! Of every description;
Flat Papers of CIp, DENY, Doublc-Cap, Nc
Lium, Royal, Supcr-Royal, and Imperial
sizes which will he sold in any quantity, or
manufactured into Blank Books Of any size,
and ruled to any pattern, and bound in any
style, at short notice.
ENVELOPES
In endless varicty-all sizes, colors and quail
tics.
BLANK BOOKS
OF every variety, Mcmnrandum and Pass
Books, Pocket Books, Invoice and Letter
Books, Receipt Books, Note Books.
ARCHITECTS anu DEAUGHTSMEN will
find :, complete stock Of materials for their
use. Driving Paper, i sheets and rolls,
Bristol Boards, Postal Paper and Boards, Oil
Paper, Pencils, Water Co!ors, in cakes and
boxes, Brushes, CrayonS, Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
OF every description; great variety Of Con.
yenient and useful articles for both Teachers
and Pupils.
ALSO,
Photograh Albums, Writing Desks, Port
folios, CaDas, with boxes, and 4 countless
variety Of
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also, a most elegant stock Of Gold Pens
aud Pencil Cases, superbly-mountcd Rubber
Goods.
INKS.
Black, Blue, Violet ard Carminc, Indcible
and Copying; Mucilagc; Chess and Back
gamulou Men aud Boards Visiting and We'd
ding Cards, end everything usually kept in q
First Glass Stationery House,
Which the subscriber intends this shall be.
He will still conduct his DINDERI and
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORT and Pa
PEE.RULGNG ESTABLISHMENT, which
has been in successful operation for over
thirty years in this State, and to which he
will continue TO devote his OWN personal at
tention. His stock will be kept up full aud
complete, and his prices will be found always
reasonable, and he hopes to have share of
patronage.
F. R. STOKES, Main Street,
Nov. IS, 4G-tf Opposite Phoenix Office.
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TIL: GOLD AND THE "AacH!vEs."-A
late communication from Maj. Z. J. No
ses Of Columbus, 10 the Enquirer cf that
city, Sets at rest the long disputed ques-
ton, "What became of the Confederate
gold:" The Charlotte (N. c. Demo.
crat speaks positively as to the fate OF
the ';arcbives," as follows:
"Ee think we know something about
the Confederate archives. The Confed-
crate Government was broken up in
Charlotte, in APRIL, 1865. We sawPres-
idcrt Davis and scccra! members Of his
Cab=nct-Breckicr:dge, Benjamin, Rea-
gan, and othcrs-ride out Of the city on
horseback, with about q thousand caval.
~ soldiers.
Tie Adjutant General, Cooper, had
charge OF the books and papers Of the
Confederate Government, and after get.
ting them this far, was unable to move
ti.>m farther south. They we're stored
at this place, and when division of the
Federal army occupied this section, the
said books and archives were shipped to
Washington.
I'VE think the above is correct ac.
couat Of the disposition Of the Confede.
rate archives"
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The New York papers announce the
arrival of the advance guard Of tie mis-
sionaries seat BY Archbishop Manning to
work among the blacks of the South
These are soon to be followed BY forty
more, and these again by four hundred.
The priests pledge tn, selves to tho.
rough and lifelong devotion to the ne
groes, They are carefully orgaHizcd and
equipped, and they proPos: to make the
most of a promising missionary fed, to
which the churches of Professionalism do
not pay as much attention as they might.