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New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
PLAIN WORDS FROM THE SEVENTH WARD.
n,ha oounnth NNnrh knh Hot GreeleY and

The Seventh Ward Red Hot Greeley ana
Brown Campaign Club, No l. held enthusiastic meet
ing at No III East Broadway IN this city, last evening"
which was attended by over two hundred members
James O'Donneu presdeL The night OF meeting was
changed from Friday TO Tuesday. TIE following we're
adopted;
Resolped That we, As adopted and native eiti-
sens oOndemu the A lmin strd.ion Of Gen. Grant
for its debauened CrameTism, for its corrupt
Dentsn. levymg black mail upon evorv pr,
son that has claim inst any c'partmeut OF
the Government. for iis gigantic and uuScrupullus
Casey m Louisiana, using the power OF the Govern
nent for he purpOse perpetuting tine present fEh
Of terror throughout the Southern abes TOT ta
and cebauched excursions throughout tne u"'tti-
try relying upon the suhOrinaes ~ the different de-
psrtments OF the Glvoruncur 20 dn what iheF p.sast
and make what they pl. asc during .hen
throughout The land: Tor it, unto Domingo sWlnuie
FOR its French arms sc4ud D, w4ere1y they nave oeh
convicted OF doing Injustice 10 one GOVeIheHt a. to
expense Of the. neutral Ohg mons Ia dn1tAeri ana W.,
a adopted native cltiz ecEiit cohuchlu III s
Surrender the honest claims ni Am rch a. I''
ton dcttiOn OF tae British Mia>ter OF Foreign Aua-s'
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5uerlal Nontes

New-York Liberal Republicans state Csmmi''eo'
HEADQUARTERS, ROOM 10 AsT0R HOUSE,
RxECUTTvE COMMITTEE
touS cos.uRASR J. W. HASBROrCK
SSf mi EiSS JOHN " coz
Al sEpD Il. M hINsOS BENZ. A WILLIS
4 A. MERRITT
JOHN COCHRANE,
CHAIRMAN
ALFRED WILKrssoS, Secretary.
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EEW-YoRK IS Y0W G0VERNED.

THE CONrROLLER's FINANCIAL STATEMENT
WARRANTS DRAWN DULiNG SIX NJNftIo-
INgI.EAsB or THE MUNICIPAL DIET.
The following is "A statement o. TIC warrants
drawn upon ldo CITY and County TeasuTy from Jlu
10 june 80 amounting TO s2I.igs473 %
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National Liberal Republican Committee.
ARTERS-GLENHAM HOTEL
PlPrH-AVR
States 10 al
Dccuene viii be fstrpstra AfSash
~. National conmiie % e~eh s'Aio
He'-i''A' '-- - ETHAN ALLEN Of Se~T Tork. CbairnzA
n Goop,or of ortbC CsrOhna. se-reary.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN ONONDAGA COUNTY.

The fOIOWlng cal dppcafs III TIC Dy'"O""V
Courier Of Tuesday;
We the undersi med Republican electors or the ia
Election District Of ue town Of Ut niuS hereby announce
fhat there will be ug az l. q. rtners ONCE, IN
The village FAYETTEVILLE on t evening OF July D. ny
3 O'CLOCK. for tie purpose OF nr-auZug greeley an
Brown Campaign clu, ana all are aylted 20 Oe present
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FROM PIKE COUNTY.

SIR Among the Republicans OF thls county
repuGiate not only Grant but the GrantipuDhcan
state ticket are jacob KenhJus, esq recently the can
ddate Of Tie Republicans for Congress this district,
and in fact the leading Republican in the county,
wealthy and influential nau-Ind Capt Joseph Il KIN
SON last Fall Repub lean candidate for member OF the
Leg. atIIre, and eaGlng in the only hepuD lcdn
township iu the cOuaiy (PaImyrdi. Taey are bOtl
hearty supporters Of the Cincinnati candidates. ana VIII
vote for BuckltleW Tor Governor. lIhh.
Milford. PIKE Co.. Penn, June TO- 1872.
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SmnIl-pox. Feyers. skin Diseases. prevented ~
LAApLJUGHs PrRErlE SALINE. NillEnf ecis
and prevention. s csiss al
IAe maAer, Ii. LAssL0C6H. Ii hOlJJrn-llt L04lo4.
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roors The arnntmen have been

ore than half FULL For weeks the Grantmeu have oeen
rculating the call for the meeting IDey coptSu 49,
amos in the call cannot be found IN the directory.
ase 1sreeIey's majority In this city wal be 5000
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...... ~ J6s 5ss si01l5 ~ 8 slc5.s5..4.5 II

Ca,n IN cry sBd County Treasury June J e5953al ld
Tue following the prln pa NOrAs Tor which bonds
were issued CrOtOn Reservoir (kent, BOyds COrneisl
putnam County; alterations aqueduct Ninety u
laying additional malns
for Increased supply OF completion OF city DarXs
completion boulevard anu otner avenues unuer De
partment or Parks; rebuilding and improving paDho
DOCKS under Department Docks tue Brooklyn
Bridge Public and Normal school buildings; regulating
and grading streets assessment Donds.
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NARRLED

Rnw-hide sash Cord. strong durable ani l.ahIs. Mana
fac.arl oy DAIA1w MFG. Co. . CLaHbsrss scsiors
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An Aotioes Of Marriages mat be ,nGOrued r7tA rl

BUCKLEY-EGBRRT-Ou Monday Jlri 1872 rrzty Chsp-.
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Tbs above persons R'pnbhcans. AMI were on
aimed from the IId District, Deng nve districts ia
Che town.
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SUDDEN RETURN OF PRESIDENT GRANr-coL-
LEcTCR PALFREYS CA5E-PArEAT OFFICE
COMPETITIVE EX MINATIONs - SURVIVING
WIDOWS Of REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS -
NEW MAIL sERVgCE-TEA CULTURE.
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Total Arount of Warrans Drawn i,'diS 81
The following comparative stat 'ment % t.o cry
ana county deut supplemented 10y table showing the
purposes which have Uee ISSUED during TIE
past months;
THE MUNICIPAL DIET
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BosToy Jolly 2-A2Ii,e. Unls LlHe A. M'rl fe,orl.
r. sar4lr-A, g. s. rlcA4n, laI r d. 0
dIl4, tauHIe Lgter IIom HDJYken
AArAsNAH. ga. july A1i,ael, scAr Eth, ior Pills eirhs
Sailed Buh barz Geo H. JenA Tor Aa.ser scF Ai ar i9r
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-08

A fresh supply of Landreth's Warrsnte,
Garden Seed, Just received by
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

There was no service in the Presbyte-
ran and Methodist Churches last SUD-
day night.
DIR. Green's Quarterly Meeting will
be held at Mt. Nebo on Tomorrow and
next day, and not on the 10th and 18th,
as we published last week. He will
hold Quarterly Meeting at Mt. Pleasant
on the 10th aud 18th of March. .r ...t
Rev. Mr.. Shackleford, a Baptist min
lister, preached in the Methodist church
on last Wednesday night.
The last Quarterly Conference of the
Methodist church in this place, appoint
cd VIM. j. Dale, j. 4. Tucker, John w.
Witberspoon, Rev. ]. Milner, Rev. j. B.
Hamilton, and Rev. A. w. Smith, q
committee 10 build tent and procure
tenters, at the Hurricane Switch Camp
Ground.
Rev, ]. g. Bolton, Presiding Elder,
held his secOnd Quarterly Meeting at
Goshen, Santa Fe Circuit, on last Sat-
urday and Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Bolton
preached splendid sermon On Sunday,
one hour long, and Rev, Wesley tryine,
of Union Valley Circuit, preached on
SUNDAY evening. at s O'Clock. On Sat
urday evening the Quarterly Confer
ence was convensd. Wat Cook was
elected Steward, to fill . vacancy. A
committee of eight, were appointed to
select location for Camp Ground, COM
POSED of the following gentlemen: John
M. Gardner, VIM. Ladd, Col. A. s. God
win. John w. Kinyer, VIM, Roberts,
Robert Hughes, A. w. kinzsr, Rev.
John Bingham, This comWittee is TO
report at the next Quarterly Meeting at
Pleasant Ridge. af.'f.t.
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SANTA Re ITEMS.

Last week was one of stirring interest
in Santa Fe. Two new tailor shops are
now opened, which fact threatens TO i'm
terfere very much with the wholesale
clothing trade of Nashville, as some of
the merchants are having bills Of cloth
ing made TO order for tho spring trade.
But this is not all the cause Of the OK
element, for Messrs. Mckay 4 Robin
son have just opened up q new cash
store, which will add greatly to the bus
mess OF Santa Fe. This makes three
d,y groods houses and three groceries.
But even this is not all. Our young
friend, DIR. G. NJ. Sebastian, brought
home his beautiful and accomplished
bride, from Hickman, on the 18th inst.
He was married on the evening OF the
18th. ult. to Miss Charlie Montgomery,
of Piney. He reached home In the
evening, and scarcely were the kisses
and congratulations over, before anoth-
or carriage drove up. In 1t wss seen
young school teacher of Hickman coun-
ty, Mr.. Jesse Rushton. He came armed
and equipped in defence Of Hickman.
The young Doctor had made raid on
his county, and captured one OF their
fairest daughters, and the young teach
er, by way of retaliation, was detefmin.
ed to make q sOrtie on Santa Fe, and
carry of one Of its brightest jewels.
He and Miss Ella Sebastian were mar
ried with the regular and solemn cere-
L,onies of the Methodist church. A
party of young people of the neighbor-
hood, and tine relatives of the family,
were present, The attendants were :
Miss Marcia Raymond, of Hickman. and
Mr.. Bruce Satterfield; Miss Sallie Jones
and Mr.. Willie Mangrem. The ladies
were all dressed In the priest white.
The supper was elegant and magnifi-
cent. The happy couple left the next
morning for their Hickman home. $50
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

The first day of spring.: usually the
most lovely and pleasant season of the
year, made its debut with "beautiful
snow" upon its fair brow. A brief
gloom Eettled upon the farmers, and the
beasts OF the Hela and the fowls 0f the
air were made unhappy, the hens reflls-
ed to cackle, the singing birds were sis
lent and mute. The morning of the Sec
ond, however, soon disRelled all the
gloom, as the sun came forth in all his
grandeur and 'brillisncy, and melted
the show, and restored cheerfulness to
every creature. "a = -,-.. ~. -.
Sunday yas day Of mixed sunshine,
clouds and rain. Rev. !. 8: Frierson
favored the villagers with an excellent
sermon, at the Presbyterian church,
from the 18TH verso of the 5th chapter oil
st. Matthew, "E either do men fight q
candle and put it under q bushel, but on
a candiestick, and 1t giveth light unto
all that are in the house" rs-G : ~ /
Rev. A. u. Price will visit the Port
on the It,, in behalf the Maury Coun-
y Bible Society. tls Ei asrt-- 'rsAa
There was large attendance this
week FROM this -ng1ghbarhO6d al the
Criminal Court at Columbus, In two ca
ses, viz: The State vs.. Frank Riddle;
The State vs. Wash, williams, Clay
Gordon, and Sam. Gordon, all -eolored,
for kukluxing.T .5T 80 .asy - .bssa
John Crow, COL, died on the n light oi
the LIST In, Of pneumonia, in the
Greenfield Bepd.s FaNsss az
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no THE people.


From this day forward we will fur
pish the HERALD ct the rate of ~ 90,
in advance, and ss 90, IL not paid for
In advance, per annum. This Is still
above the price of many country pa
pers, but we furnish from fifty to two
hundred per cent. more reading mat
ter, weekly, than any other county
paper in the State, and hence it costs
more to publish it. City papers can
afford to put their subscription at
s. 90, because they are made up OF
dead matter taken from their daily
editions, and their calculations are lar
ger. As the circulation increases the
publisher can afford 10 reduce the price
Of subscriptions, and our circulation
has MOVE ottained that point that justi-
fies us in making the reduction. We
want The HEBALD within the reach Of
every reader in the county. Will our
friends be kind enough TO tell every
body who does not take the paper OF
the reduction? and ask them to take
it. We will continue To reduce the
price of the paper in proportion, as our
circulation increases. Let our friends
then, rally to aid and assist us in
building up subscription list worthy
our city and county. We can do
nothing without the cooperation OF
our patrons and friends. Will they
respond 70 our call {?
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MOUNT NEB0 ITEMS.

Tho trustees Of the Concord School
are soon to employ lady teacher, who
expects to have a fiourishing school.
The Methodists will have their next
Quarterly Meeting at Mt. Nebo or the
9th and 10th insfants. DR.. Green will
preside and preach, and big turnout
may be expected. - '-i ss.7a- slrd--saa
The Nebo people say that the HER
AID is one of the best county papers in
the State; that 1t truly represents the
interests of the people, and contains
more county news than any other paper;
that it pleases both the young and the
old, and lacks only one thing Of being a
perfect success; that is, we do not pub
fish the births of children. This is not
our fault, however, and IL parents will
send In the names of their children, to-
gether with Nance OF the father and mo-
ther, we will commence the publication
of births, 7er ia .7t-e..' Us = cs-otft.
The Mt. Nebo folks take great inter
est In the Duck River Railroad enter
prise, and want to know why the route
is not surveyed, the funds necessary
having been raised long ago.
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ReStEssate yreapsfers.

], W. SewelI to Jas. G. McAfee, IL
acres In Sd distriet-S340. Fl- SaaA
s. Hackney &, & Coffee, executors, to
FAIRIES 4 Fleming, 2i7% acres in dis
a. II. Cooper and wife to J. w. Bates,
one ninth interest 100 acres in Goth dis
j. NJ. Hodge to James Hodge, lot, in
Columbia-fl,2 80 - I'm -
in polamB has, g5h, afss.''f,7F''1s,s7
- Mrs, NJ @. Mcguire to n. j. Vaughn,
so acres In 9th district-S5,l0O. -sisiz
s.. NJ. Moffatt and wife to Thos. s.
Spencer, l9H acres in 10Th district
/, David McGaw to Thos. S. Spencer,
AZ acres in Goth district-2300. 49,.
J. s. Cowden to n. T. Moore, 20 acres
n 9Th distriotr$2G.0 - -
. James Andrews 70 Matilda Irwin,
w acres in 18th iistrict-$45A.' + - --..
). 81, Fitzpatrick to J..W. d w. A.
Davinson. III acres In 9Th district
James Hodge to Z. w. Philips, lot in
Columbia-$75O.
b. B. Cooper, G. & M, to Jeremiah
Burns, 2415 acres in 9Th distr tet-t ls2.7 20.
q. @. FARES to J.'J. Flsming, one hall
interest in 247 acres IN, nth district
E, eco. -ls1s'p..s 80, :. sd -, sHf1i8.
~ o. Fleming to Thos. G. FAIRIES, Isl
acres ID nth districtA$2,p lO. "a Ls4 -. J
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LEWIS COUNTY ITEMS.


Newburg, the county site of Lewis
County, is Improving. e-sl- srG IS 3
The spirit of Christmas has not vet
subsidized in Lewis. The gallant leaux
and buxOm lasses made a mistake on
Christmas night, and hung up their
boots and bottles to receive the gift OF
old Santa Claus. That mysterious old
gentleman secreted springs in the sOles,
and sf@ -i-7'T t'.'7ffIi 60 p =
~ 1s'a- Come trip II as We 90. al lE,ra
-Hsit~g On light fantastic toe" 7.f-r
has been their motto ever since, and a
goodly number have tripped themselves
outside OF the church. = go.
John Lanier, of Marry, and S. S. ,Lusk
of Lewis, have gone to the bluffs OF
Buffalo, on trapping excursion, with
Browns Improved Animal Trap. Both
are reliable gentlemen, and have prom
ised to give certificate as to whether
the trap is success or not.
j. T. Garrett and j. NJ. Spencer, natu-
raj mechanics, are constructing wheel
to demonstrate the practicability of a
perpetual go-ahead motion. If the gem
tleDen are successful in their under
taking. the memory of Fulton, with his
hot water machine, will pale in the SUM-
light of their fame. son siHs to- ..-
l.. B. Plummer, F. A. Plummer, w.
f. johnson, and James Beal, all nice
young men, are expecting to emigrate
shortly from Lewis, and desiring SOU
yenirs to cheer their lonely hearts when
far away, have employed an artist to
come to Palestine, to photograph all the
friends before leaving their native place.
r. 8. Johnston still has his big potatoe,
hachey-whale-her. 1-s'F IS 9lla f5.
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DR.. T. e.. Cracking, the celebrated
Gyneeo:ogist and surgeon, who is now
in the city, is daily thronged with pa
tients from all parts Of the country, and
for many miles around. His success
in the cure Of female diseases, is without
any parallel. ..--., i.....--. al
He has already relieved some cases
here. who have been treated bv the best
skill of this country for months and
years, without reiiet, which is proof
sufficient Of IDS extra ability to master
those difficult diseases. Ladies who are
afflicted, and wish relief, can never
have better chance to be restored than
now. CANCERS ARE SPEEDILY CURED.
Every root and fibre is eradicated from
the system. The Doctor will remain in
our city several weeks yet li' s. 70. B
]. March 4 I'D -...--.. r.fa .af... f..a...
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AMe,aaun, Trick,

The unmitigated scoundrel who cut
the girtL AND saddle skirt of J. Brown,
while attending a dance at kowena tr-
wins residence, on Turkey Greek, Few
nights past, Will, no doubt meet his
death liz committing . theft, or else die
rope, when even the bpzya-ds and car
ri0n crows, that tsast on fetia corrpn-
ton, wonld disdain 10 recognise his pa-
trid and rotten carcass, and the bottom
stills of Tophet will he the last resting
place of his black soul.
JESSE BRowN,
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rbe Early BIRD Gets tbc worm.

Consequently, it is better for those
desiring shares in the Maury County
Real Estate Distribution, 70 buy soon
rs they will have choice of numbers,
now is the time to yet tao lucky ones,
before they are oulletl over. Don't put
it off toolong; you may be too late. Tick
cts dirt cheap; only 500. -,.,,Ij g. -.
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..SS:sef isf .sslssssss;.sy! We: :Ps 800

. "A sallau or yellow color Of skin. or yeIlawjsh
ss9Tp sRssssa q fsss saa s.AsE FAR. n body,
Sshs, dissiness. bitter or bad taste in. mouth,
dryness ofthroat and internal heat; palpita-
ton, in many cases dry, teasing consh, with
sore throat. unsteady appetite, raising or food.
choking sensation in throat; distress, hssyi.
mesa, OF bloated, or full feeling about sten ach
ayd sides, Pain IN sidSs. LAG Or hseast, sna
sSout saauldsrs; cole, pain and .efencs5
aiternation with frequent attacks Of diarrhea;
piies ,fAtulehce; nervousness, eol6ness Of 81
irsn.tiess rgsA of bleed e h e ylts Nmf
ss Id fs ss. asfassa W. siI
Wesk ness, dullAesS, lev spttits,i unsscIahitity
AID sIosssy fpreEsdiHss, Only . few Of above
symptoms likely to be present in any case at
or Golden Medical Discovery for Liver Com
plant and its Complications. are lond in its
praise. Sold by all lrsL class druggists.
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OVER THE C0UBTv,

, An old bachelor is building q house
in the Bigbyville country. Suspicious.
Steve Jordan's horse threw him, not
long since, and broke one of the fingers,
of bis right hand. I
A. j. Fly, of the Williamsport country,
recently shipped a lot of Berkshire bogs
to Williamson and Bedford counties.
At the last hog killing time Mr.. Fly
killed SAP" two year old hog which
had taken two premiums, At weighed
five hundred and twenty-three pounds,
net. .,' - ''''-' % :, ~
Little j. L. Moore recently bought
three hundred and thirty acres of Flat
Creek land, of the old Hancock place,
for about twenty-four hundred dollars.
IL cannot be said that lands on Fiat
Creek sro high priced, although they
are very fertile. r-.-.. 2 ---.'7it
Great story tellers are ground hogs, i'm
saying that winter was over after the
second day of last February. sars-.r
We have seen no wild pigeons this
winter. Whether they were all killei
by Esquire Ladd or not, cannot he
ascertained.
d. NJ. McKennon, of the Cross Bridges
country, sent dollar, some time since,
to the Louisville Lottery, and has drawn
a very fine miro r, valued at $500. The
lottery managers 'triedto trade him q
diamQnd ring for 1t, but after advising
with tdpscoHib Rrothers, he refEseE the
offer, and had it sent to him. It arrived
here last week, and he took it home,
Henry Jones, of the neighborbood of
Mt. Pleasant, recently weighed his fine
Berkshire pig, "Geo. ID. Prentice" and
the result was very gratifying. 1t is
onlv ten months old, and weighed
three hundred and twenty>eight pounds.
Who can beat it? .0a ...-,rl--- ,
Union Valley Circuit, in the csrusr OF
| Maury, Williamson and Hickman
, counties, and comprising six or seven
appointments, was left out by the last
conference, and the Presiding Elder,
Rev. ]. g. Bolton, gave it 10 Rev. EWes-
ley Irvine. of Santa BE. Mr.. Irvine
has to ride twenty-seven miles to one
appointment, but be goes promptly.
About 'fifty-fve members hsve~ been
Mr.. Irvine took charge oft.
Andrew Bryant says he will build
nearly one mile of the Sheibyvifle Pike
! II others viii continue the road to Go.
tumble. Will not James =. 4allayay
give as much3 Hardin 1layherrySr1il
doubtless do as much as his neighbors
The time for action has arrived, aud We
suggest that Nat +. Moore, Mr.. Weaver
w. b. Ramon, Tom. Whitaker, DIR.
Cochrane, J. A. Galloway, Hardin May
berry, VIM. Harris, L. q. Harris, Tobias
Hill, Middleton Hin, J. G. Harris
| Joseph Anderson, Ihon,as Orr, Andrep
Bryant, Mr. Londob, Jaines TIillhaff
Geo. Brandon, "Joe A.. AcRady, Mr.
Hanm,onds, Raphael Grisham, Vim
Bryant, Andrew Park, jesse Jones, J
c. Murphy, Wesley Crews, w. IL. Hill
Hard, James p. Ewing, II. II. Mooney
1 John Scribner, j. T. Scribner, FranL
smith, Marion Galloway, Thomas Gal
loway, o. q. Ysughn, solomon Ailston
JOHN Hendricks, Jack gordon, &asi
Gordon, Dir. Davidson, John 4. Padget
DIR, We /, Mnderson, Games Welph, SEQ
rsrt ana otLsrs "a meet ss gS ags I,
| the right direction
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Personal IxrELLlaEscE.

zen. w. c. whitthorne obtained a
few days leave of absence from Congress
TO visit his fathers afflicted family, and
came TO Columbia. % a
VIM. Spence, OF Murfreesboro United
States Marshal, was in Columbia lew
Gays ago. /.
Capt. j. c. wooten, OF leighton, Ala,
and X. nj. Frierson, of Mas hville, were
in Columbia ON last Saturday. 1-rr
Rev. T. A. Robinson, who was Or
dsined minister in the Episcopal Church
i'm this city, several months since, is
located at Winchester, Temp.
W.Twittey and DIR. Kidd, OF Hen
yygiils, wsrS In Columbia recently!
Green Morrow, Agent for tae Gonfed-
crate Burial and Memorial Association,
honored our sanctum with his genial
countenance on last Wednesday. We
are glad to learn that our people have
responded literally to the call OF patri-
Otism and duty. - - - = :. -
Mr.. Saltmarsh passed through (olum-
bia few days ago, ON his wsy 70 look
ut the different routes proposed for the
buck River Valley Railroad. Major
talcoAnet and his corps, will also be
along in short time, 70 coHmeFce the
survey. 'f--a
John J.. Brandon, Esq, proprietor OF
an extensive cotton manufacturing es-
,ablisbment at Lawrenceburg, came to
Columbia recently. -psS
Joseph II. James, w. J. Dale. and
Horace Frierson, prominent merchants
of this place, started for New York on
last Monday, to lay in their spring and
summer goods. --- .l .-l-su.f 4
Willie James, who went to Louisville,
in January, 1871, to learn the art of en-
craving and repairing watches, under q
master, has returned to Columbia, and
is now in the elegant jewelry store OF
his father, fully prepared to do all en-
craving In the most approved style OF
the difficult art. ..r.| AZ
Cant. X. l.. Caruthers, a brilliant and
prominent young lawyer of Nashville,
honored Columbia with visit Q few
days since, and returned.
Cant. J, p. Church, formerly of the
Santa Fe country, in this county, and
at one time q prominent candidate fol
Tax Collector, bat now OF Williamson
county, paid us q short visit recently
The gallant Captain says that he and
his family cannot do without the HER
AID.
II. Bruce Cochran, of this city, has
gone To Nashville, to line, again. DE
10 with the popular dry goods urn u
Thompson i'rotLers& kelly: q
Mr.. Knipe. who has bcen hors du com
Jdt several weeks with broken leg, i
able to he Oh the streets again.
Miss l.. L., lovely young lady of this
place, who has been spending the win.
Ter months i'm the gay and FASCINATING
society of Memphis, has returned,
we return thanks 10 u. Y Murphy
,,f'ihis Town, one Of the Committee o
Tuyltaiibn, for an invitation b. the six
with Annual COMMENCEMENT Of ths
School of Medicine of the University o
Maryland, at baltimore. is.'fbt f