The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-08-09

III Joseph As1rvine pRssed through ovl
Hast Mondaywith anne drov6 OF cattlt
which be purchased pm Knot Greek.
Esq. Andrew prshented lus a Hox
\ apple weighing one pound.
4 Cesar Stephenson. col, who IL nor
4 an occupant of the Poor house, was /
town last Monday, and attracted muc
attention. "A = ~
I Wood is offered at the low price q
l.50 per load in this market. - SIG
n r. J. Baugus, Esq who has been con
lined to his home fer long time, witt
sore eyes, was in town last Monday
We are glad that be is getting well, !,
We understand several men With thre
Etesms were busily engaged in hauling
rails out Of the river on last Sunday
near the bridge. .x,saE -. 100,
+ Workmen are engaged in remodelin,
the rear of Elam's store for an INSURANCE
Office. to be occupied by Mr.. A. N. Akin
Morris Griffin, who was found guilt,
4 of murder in the first degree, was grant
ed new trial by Judge Jones, last Sat
urday. -------
The Methodists are, preparing to hea
their church with steam, and also {,
improve the looks of the church il
various ways, during the absence of IL,
beloved minister.
.. The negro named Cato, alias Ton
Wilkes, charged with burpipg.a stahl,
at the Hrst tot f6e Oh TIN Ileesan
pikervss Felee SdArdn htse3 HednesI
day, the charge not being SUSTAINED.
A negro man was attacked and badly
beaten with Stones by two INK howr
white men, in the suburbs Of the town
Saturday. Policeman Aydelott pur.
sued them, but was not sdee8sflN il
overtaking them. The hagrd hid 4c6m!
united no offense, and had never seen
the men before. nT
The Hon. J. 8. frazer; vnitsd State.
Special Comminaoneror Qaims, will b.
at the Office of Major Wilson, second
door from the Nelson House, SMopday
the 18th instS . taks evidBnce ~ prop.
erty clairrs-Sf citizensA Who- have flied
Claims with. Msjor. Wilson. NJ
Mai. B. W.tSoL} Porter pissed Through
Columbia last Monday with ishingpoles
and boxes ofrations strapped to his
buggy, bound for Buffalo liver. 4 He was
% have been joined by Col.9. r Web
ster, j. T. Moore, Col. y ~ Dobbins, o.
Ga, and Cape Hart. They were bound
tor Beaver Lana sSksT TN
DIR. w. Ct. Dorsett has bodght fht
Handsome residence of VIM. s. Bliss
hear the Episcopal Church. He and hi
accomplished young wife will no donbl
soon make their home as beautiful n
the church adjoining. > IA ,rta =.
r. Smith Brothers, of the Atbenaum
are taking advantage of the vacation te
improve their. grounds and buildings
4 They haves put down IN asph<6W
pavement, ard erected - large tank
| which furnishes water to every room in
the various buildings, and in case o
fire, would render great assistance il
\ putting It ont.1 It is ssuppned W1th va
ter from one of the largest buildings
more II needed from awelLs'+s'ge
BY reference to the advertisement o
the St. Louis Mutual Life Insurance
! Company, it will be seen that Mr.. Mich
/ AIKEN Is the local agent at this place
The Company could not have taken sure
steps towards recommending itself Il
the people than in the appointment O
| this Gentleman. He is one of the hes
4 young business men in our town, and il
a fayorito with every boayss He<needl
no recommendation, for be is recon-
mendation to the company.
Last Monday somebody. asked Esq
Turner Hupt, n What Is Il they havt
against Wbitthoi ne ?n To which Tur
ner. replied, Against afWhitthorne
Why nobody ever had anything agains
4 Whit" And that is just what every
| body feels. although they may not hayt
as pointed way of expressing it as Es
quire Hunt. rs 49,
ID s me of those gentlemen who are an
/ bounced for the Legislature, seem anxi
| GUS to let the people know that they arr
candidates. Already, this carly in thu
canvass, one of them hssspoken tire.
i or four times at this place Monday las
| Andrew Jackson, E. C. Ffiersm anC
Jas. T. Moore entertained 3 largerrow(
at the courthouse. Nothing unusual wa.
| announced except that Mr.. Moore sale
that he had beaten Connor, and that HI
would open the canvass again in Sep
| TENDER. '-s-ast ~ - =
Sheriff Latta carried a batch of pris
oners to the penitentiary last Tuesday
morning. Owen was sentenced stbre
years, for stealing a pair of oxen; Jacl
Rains fifteen years, fer stealing Boil
Estes's horse; Williams, for stealing
| jewelry from Mrs. DR.. Sam w. Frierson
six years; Randall Pillow, col, larceny
| Mack Stephenson, COL, larceny; Henry
Medley, COL, larceny; Henry Dunlap
| COL, larceny. The Sheriff was accompa
niedby W., A. Isattas w. III. Wood, Jno
Lancaster, Hugh Cook, and Scott Ste
| phens. ~ 49, l,..-.-. b =. .-s, "a.
The Baptists are having preachin,
and Sunday School in our town ever
Sunday. We are glad to see this. FO
years the dozen or so families Of thi
persuasion in this vicinity have attend
ed the Presbyterian, Cumberland Pres
tbyterian and Methodist churches, ant
] helped to keep them up, and have beer
| as faithful as those who were baptiset
\ in the faith of these churches. The,
| will. no doubt. feel more at home in
church of their own, however, and b
more jealous in building up the caus
1 of Zion. 1t is therefore the duty of al
| denominations to assist them all thei
| power. 2 gS SsfFET
| Columbia is now in the possession q
1 manv fair and fascinating STRANGERS
Tibet have come mainly from the mag
nolia groves of. the South. a. and, the,
snow nv their looks thew have grown
| WHARF, All the PRODUCTIONS are made tul
of sugar nv The rays of the sun. Louis
1 willie lends ms one of its most fascipatfnj
| heanties. one OF that type whom it take
the biphest civilization Generations x
produce. Alabama contributes a goide,
hatred beauty. whose rich tresses will
we.fear. entangle the hearts of man,
of our younp men: and another charm
ing Young lady. Mississippi has fur
njsbed until recently one nf the mos
intellectual young women in the South
| Nashville two charming blondes. xTexa
has loaned us a, fail daughter. J And
Memphis! she always lends us charmin,