davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-04
THE gRIDE IEQUIRETu.

LII. bI'l4'is As'N' ma '''
"Who are you?' inquired the bride in
a tone that was rather loud.
Its me, my own ducky dear. [ have
come" answered Mr. Christy, walking
into the room and setting tho ale bottle
down, whiio he lighted his pipe
stumpy clay.
LOVES YOUNG DREAM.
"You get out of here you nasty thing"
roared the gentle Madame i'll a voice Of
thunder as she pulled from bureau
drawer q mammoth six-shooter.
LOVE LCKs.
Mr.. George Christy, the banjoist
"got." Before he got down stairs, how
ever, his loving wife of eight hours shot
three times at him. A nervousness upon
the part of the female shootist, and the
agility of the bridegroom alone preven-
ted the necessity Of the intervention Of
the coroner
NEVER DESPAIR.
Notwithstanding his rather warm re-
ception Mr.. Christy again visited his
charming bride yesterday morning. She
saw him coming up the stairs, and sent
down her card in the shape of skillet
to let him know that she was not in.
MISERABLE AND BoozY.
Last evening Mr.. Christy was incon-
solable, also drunk. Mrs. Christy is
resolute and anxious for fight.
At a late hour he embarked on a
southwark bound boat, being satisfied
that distance-and a good deal of it
lends enchatment to the view so far as
hia bride is concerned.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-04
Campaign Notes

There ara six German newspapers -
Michigan, aEd i've r.f tEaRs nr~ ioi ti,ss-
Icy Eni Brown
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-04
READ ON I!

uay9-tf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
FATAL AFFKAb.
Two Men Killed.

A difficulty o,cu red RECENTLY between
II. L. Chun and VIM. llo!conb ON the
ono part, and Hal Hoicomb, on the
other part. Late yesterday evening,
after we had gone TO press, VIVA. isoI-
comb went 10 Hal IIolcomb'S house, i'll
this CITY, near the door, and fired q
pistol at him. Hal HolcoInb is nephew
Of VIM. Holcomb, and asked him 10
90 away, even after the tvter had Tired.
Seeing that he was preparing 10 shoot
again, Hal :ired two Shots, both strijsliis
iim in the breast, infiicting mortal
wounds. - -.f 'fi 80.
~. Holcomb's bydy as taken 10 II.
y. Ghuu's grocery, few steps away.
a large erowd, Of course, soon assehIb!sd
snd Chun. who was drunk, or, appeared
80 DO, with drawn knife, drove
the people out % his house. He be-
came very violent, and cut around pro-
rniscuotlsly at the crowd. Policeman Ay-
,ielott tried 10 arrest him, hut he de-
fed him, and continued TO curse aloud
aud with a large knife cut wildly about
hin. Ayielott was very CALM, and spoke
gently TO hun: hut to no PGrpOse.
s bystander struck Chun once Oh tine
head with a Wash-board, and Chun
stepped back. got pistol FROM his clerk,
and fired ut the crowd. straiIge to say,
40 ono was hurt. Chun was preparing
to shoot again, when Policeman Ayde-
lott shot him in the heart, ami another
shot from the crowd struck him in tho
left breast also. kilIiss- BIN almost in
stantiy. Chun recently caulo from the
Rally Hill country was n the grocery
business. Tho Coroner held az inquest
over the two dead men, and tho verdict
of the jury was in accordauce with the
above fact.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
CITY COUNCIL.
COLUMBIA, February 10, 1872.

30 @ COLUMBIA, February IL, 1872.
Stated meeting OF the Board Of Msyol
and Aldermen of tho city. ...lg
The Mayor being absent, Mr.. j. Mil.
ton Parker, Chairman of the Street
Committee, called the Board TO order.
The minutes Of the last stated meet
ing were reai and aRproFed. .-.... a.
The Finance Committee reported tho
Tax ASSESSORS books complete and cor.
rect. LII. So ..afF-,T ....,,. 49, '....
On motion, il was ordered that the
books be received, and the sum Of TWEEN
ty-five dollars be allp.Ted the assessors
tor each ward, and that checks lie is
sued to them for the same. lG0'afhe 2.
The foliowingaccOunts were presented
and approved by the Finance COMMITTEES
and on motion, allowed by the Board:
w. J. Hine for ten bushel Of coal S,S q
A. $. Horsley IS Go. fpf adver- .,
Using, u y y. -.--.-'- -, %
s. Z. Norton 4 Co., 500 ieet water !, !,
pipe and fixtures, IS 81
There being no further business the
Board adjourned. OF t+i'fi S'f"'! -i9z
-r JAMES u. GUEST, Recorder.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

fully and with marked ability, his name
lad become TO. them as fahiiisf m a
household word, and such was his pop
clarity that he could atany time have
l,een elected Governor, and WAS fire.
nuently solicited TO run for That Office,
hut declined the honor. The union ele-
iuents of North Alabama became SO in
tolerant during the last year Of the war
hat he found il necessary TO leave bis
home there. and since that time he has
resided in this neighborhO0d, where he
is held in the highest esteem by all who
know him. -.-f.st .,fe.t rf..4.s /.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
ANNouNCEAENrs.
For Tar Collector.

We arc authorized 10 aun0uncs JESSE 6.
HARRIS as q candidate for Tar Collector OF
Maury County. ----tr e. ~ '-- -i..fii- s..
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN l..
DUNLAP, Of Srrin. Hill. a. Z candidate for
Tax Collector of Maurv County.
We are authorizes 10 announce WILLIAM
u. MckENNoN, a. . candidate for Tax Gel.
| lector of Maury County. Election the let
| rhursddy in August. .. E. .,..,r.r.
We are authorized [ } snnouncs WILLIAM
| NJ. SULLIVAN, Asa essdiiate for TaI Col
iector of Maury Couaty, At the ensuing
August election.
We are authorized to apuounce MUMFORD
SMITH, as 4 candidate for Tax Collector.
We are authorized to ausounes the name Of
SAMUEL II. BRATfON, q q candidate for
Tax Collector Of Maury County, ct the sasuiag
August election. t' .l.sa % -.r. :.
We arc authorized to announce 7. J. ALEX.
AMBER. rs candidate for Tax Cole tor Of
Maury County, at the ensuing August eler-
We are authorized to announce D. A. CRAIG,
as csndid4tc for Tax Collector Of Aaurr
County, at the ensuing August election. y
W. are authorized to announce Major T. E.
Maury county. Election August, 1877. 81. e.
we are autnOrlSed 10 announce SAM IL
N. NEELLEY asa candidate for Tax Collec-
tor, Of Maury County, at the ensuing August
elect IN. - as.i'l 1851 -a ~
We are authorized to anuouuce JAMES II.
AKIN, as candidate for reelection to the
office OF Tax Collector Of Maury County. g.
/ For sheriff. '.'''
We ere authorized 10 annouDc. ALBERT A.
kENNEOY, rs candidate for Sheriff Of Mau.
ry county, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce WOOD ID.
DAVIS, As a candidate for Sheriff of Maury
County, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce SIMS
LhTTA, as candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Sheriff Of Maury.C9uptY.
.-+1aa1. For Trustee. .....,. ..
We are authorized 10 announce j. CLAYT
MOORE, as q candidate for Trustee of Aaury
County, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES c.
McGAW, as scandidate for reelection to the
office Trustee Of Maury County.
We are authorized to announce JOHN ".
CALDWELL, as q candidate for Trgste of
Maury County. Election AEssSst Isl
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
.oUR LEAP YEAR PARTY

I d.o.,,od d,e.,, =, ~. r;as. ..f ,,v sl,,,har,
4 ~ ssS'sss. Z .Irasnad n came into nu,nbcrs
| :. a. - - ,oo'',.l, -; WI,
~ - ~ 800 pN 49, Sas str;vs,,
a. :, w ~ -, ,,.iar,an :.
- r, 80 r., ~ NY x-aist -: ~ ~,
M" "a ,rp r,Ss, 1870 .o.,he srn"t WIN Deau
~ ans.l -" h'.e
t,, n"'i III i"J'9Se9. ""'
anoh a rouSu., fro,n ,.d,. NOS v;,b,r. :,
$50 ''AN"e' io'h' '""'>' ""' ~
r,., excuse, .,.;. t.,..., ,,,,, s,
mat W save 'heir own heaI' Diooo non
splIpng;
r aey "oulu no. 20 J, Nu"s, tecuI sl'nine
INC evening afIl'cu' ~, S.osoes auo o,isn,
tun. snvery pe.nts Wen IA.oilng we h.en.
Ana Tue Visions 9i oeauiy Plese..eI 70 s.en,
nou,o nave torihea 'tc "acue'oi heAr' WIZ
ue.snt. xeut,
ne 1odoeSS OF SPr,ne WIN ner Soldeh hAi'l
l"ok:ns as p.au.Iu % c.C.; was ..e,e,
.ntM,,ng ~ sne Wrn , u . R,easu.y
an ule o'isu, MOWERS, conu inte, hau SIAN,
MI al. ~ .noae" o''us"' ''i' o''"e'o
VIZ, se co ~J"G 1or iov weor no,rs IN shower.
nnele csoaus nr Joy weep PeaIis III SHOVEL
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
BAROMETER.
Personal ISTELLIGENCE.

We are glad TO learn that Rev. IL. .:
Irvine, of this county, who has lpeen
very sick, is recovering. q q -
Charley Brandon, OF the Marshail
Gasctte. and Marcus Vines Crump, the
accomplished salesman for j. =. Dram
q Son. the great boot and shoe firm or
Philadelphia, were in our town recently.
Col. w. ii. Pointer, who h making
Helena, Ark, his temporary residence,
passed through Columbia recently, on
his way TO st. Louis, where LIE will re-
main short tune. 2, znA Is
w. c. Baird. the accoinrlished Postal
Agent OH tie Memphis and Charleston
Railroad. is in our city. lie says that
Chattanooga, his headquarters, IL ina
proving rapidly, aud is destined to be-
come great city. ~ - 81
Mr. j. A. Harlaud, ol Greenwood,
Miss, was in Columbia last Wednesday,
ard brought two young ladies, Miss
Lizzie McLeroy ald Miss Ann Jones, to
the Athen;eum. ~. .Ef.I D,
J. %. Griffith, of Nashville, was in Co
lumbia OH yesterday. t.fr
Capt Henry i. Pointer registered al
the Nelson. House OIL last Tuesday night.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
SyiILfANxroRr ITEMS.

Monday evening last opened with
lovely sunshine, and indications OF goOd
blowing weather. ~ ,-'' 20 .t' h1go:
Edmund Fields died on Monday
morning, the lltli inst, OF 'dementia
and general debility. as8~ vl H311.Hn
w. u. l:ryant and Ellen newayne
wore united in marriage last " cek, near
tho Hickman county line. -7Ii.gg iri
John NcNaIib was fined, on Saturday
last, for striking Jordan Cross, col,
with a stick. Esquires ,Puckett and
Russell made him pay 81 and Che costs.
At the sale on tue place of VIM. King,
s aSs si Sas S s0 sS Fl oA
lev. r., G. Tim VIII preach at tue
Port on next Sunday.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
DlasssOsssl Pin Lest.

A Pin representing an hand. holding a dia
mond. was lost Oh Monday. abont noon, some
where between the HERALD Office and tho
poet office, or between that place and tho Epi.-
eopal Church. on Market street. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning the SAME
to this Office. IFcbIa-tf..
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

From circulars distributed through the city
IT will be seen that the celebrated DIR. I. G..
BBAckiNe, Of Selma, Ala, will be In this place
on the 18th inst, and remain until March the
stA. ar asoat twelve days lie publishes many
Testimonials that are highly commcndatory Of
his ekill and su. Gees. Among other cer ifieatcs
~ notice one given by Mrs. FAME l.. Homer
OIL TIL, place, who was confined twenty-t.o
years, and whom he cured in a shor, while.
lie cures female diseases .. all kinds. GstuIas.
piles and caucer"us diseases. The afflicted
will do well TO remember the time anil Gnd ro-
lief. Tfeba '7ar.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

II is boiieYa., that Gen. Whitthorno
will succeed in gHtpps Jay from the
Government for the dostrdction o, lac
son College during the war; Ihe Col
lego property was owned by the Ma
sonu, apd if there is any justice at wash
ington, Its Ssrtcn destruction will bs
ataned for So. sg..4.-... -saH.... .r.7 +. -
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Consequently, it is better for those
desiring share, in the Maury County
Real Estate Distribution, to buy soon
as they will have choice OF numbers,
now is the time to get the lucky ones,
before they are culled over. Don't put
il of too long; you may be too late. Tick
cts dirt cheap; only 500.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

The Bee-keepe RS. JsurMal and Nat.
i0nal AgrlcWltHrist
For February is alive with fine engrav-
ings and choice reading. The bee de-
partment contains fine illustrations of
queens, drones, workers ard their cells.
The agricultural department has an
illustration OF the root, stalks and seven
ears of Mammoth Dent Corn. all the
product of one kernel. n splendid on
craving ola scene in Switzerland, adorns
the Youths page. Samples free. Three
months on trial, ten cents. One year
with a forty cent book. 81. Address H.
A. KINa & Co, IA Murray St., New
York. ssloT tdt -.vg ..aE-l.' ,-.a..
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
The Csri-sisa Gr.ccs.

Our city was regaled on Friday night
with rare entertainment Ny Lke lYein-
hers of the Methodist Sunday school.
Yellow we append the order OF tho exer-
cises ia full as they occurred. The
design OF the exercises was 10 cultivate
and entcrtain, and tlie whole affair was
a decided success from Goth stand
points. Although the evening vas
lowering and unpropitious, the h9pSe.
WAS we'll filled. and the spectators gave
abundant evidence that they were high
Nv pleased with the entertainments The
songs were well sung and full OF music.
Through even s,uise the music stole g.. =
And held communisn wish tbs soul" 1-.
The various ESSAYS and addresses sTere
thoroughly and tastefully prepared, and
delivered wiih an junction. and a diction
worthy of mare experienced persons. In
deed, the god Of cloYgopce Socns to- ayC
touched each Young ladr's tjnEitc,A land
~ilNeiad Them 10 .iE- with Iu,lsis ~ CO,
as Thai upon \ golden haIp WITH sTipgs,
Glove, hy angel fingers toucHc,t Even
The liulo boys and gifts, for i time,
seemed to lse transformed int. E2preeS Of.
entertainment and sound instruction.
Their voices were clear and musical,
and vet 80 SOFT and sweet that they were
les, q sound than dream Of sound.
Miss y sttlr Is uip, NA"4S4uue youls,,,
IerfolDigi sJl the % an d1iue t'escN-
,scisei Witt l9Qsf, edlttp i'm Y & I'd
iprmcr nIdsical IEspuetoTs !.--r.-
The pfograIumC VAS as iollUV>:
l,r-t sansz sCrbljs 10 az S;aNior."
PRAYER. Scripture losson, lst I'ctcT, J.
I-NCrscs, inclusive. The S.col,d /. lSsS2l
was rcpcatc,l from memory BY M \ Lo-
Tia Culia,and.-A IL - H. w
The foundation of the Monument oI
tn" Christian Gr'tres, WAS then laid by
Ms. blossoms class Miss Anua Eotson
read an essay on the rFoundation-the
song, .s6ve. There Mis- Hottie
Sryanl class brought forward che first
block Of tbe pyramid, Eaifh.s Miss
Ludie tbaifin read beautiful essay on
faith, .-- n Nt-res-Efs ~
Song, "work, Gr the night IS conf
lug" Mn. Eebc,ra Smith s brought
up the second block, Virtue Rev.
4. w. smith read an cAcellent essay
song, "ShadCw of the Cross" Mrs,
pr. Raius's class brought forward the
third block, "Knowledgc" = .trris
Issin. read an appropriate essay on
knowledge. .....,
Sterhsno Roberts and Mr.. Ruttle's
..iasves laid the fourth biork, "IemI.cr-
II, y
yincing speech on temperance.
song, Yield not 70 IeinPtstion.'
Mrs. Joshua Boylee class OF young la
dies put up the nth block, "fstience, :
. sIiss BELL TijYen real in beaaiiihf
and impressive manner, an essay Oh
patience.
Song. Gather them H." Mr.. Helms
class handed TO the Master Builders the
eiHth block, Goodness" Miss Carrie
Walker read, in a clear and beautiful
voice, an essay on this grace. 3. -
Song, "lIe Leadeth Me-" ''Brotherlv
Kindness, the seventh block, Was laid
ND by the male Bible Glass. Address
by u. ?. Figuers- ..a.ssT.- E. 900 =
Song, Angels in TIE Air. The last
snd eighth block. Charity" was laid
up by Dr. Smiths Bible Ilass. Miss
Eugenia Cabler and .Miss Jennie Cald-
we'll read essays which We're, like char
itv. their subject, worthy ofthc other
gr.oes aid addresses.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
RpaA6mrsa N1eh~I

No. . sai y North Collers street. Nashville.
Tenn. ha. the largest, hsndsomest and best
selected stock Of FaraitWrc ever in the
South. which he sells at lower figures than any
body in the trade. Give him call. lie packs
very carefully FREE OF CHARGE.
Noy.S.-tf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Ageneral assortment of Zephyr and Berlin
Wool, silk, worsted and Linen Embroidery,
Eraids and Flosses a. Mrs. NJ. J. Bryant's En-
porium, nov IL
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
r0e sale mr. Renl.

A con,mojious and comfortable dwelling.
in Williamsport, Maury County. Terms res
sonsble and cosy. Apply to q, ", SreSASP
williamspor., f.. .. jan ., &c.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
Par HeMt.

On the premises Of the undersigned, in tn.
sabur"i Of Columbia, q comfortable dwelling.
sith four rooms, and basement, with sta
BILE, yard and garden. ". s.. RAINEY.
Dec. M,-tf.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
Please Read.

Fair warn'. We respectfully irform all
who ar ind-bsd TO US either BY Note or Ac-
count to come forward and settle Immediately,
as money VIC must have. All debts due us
not settled by Fsjy. LIST, will be handed on,
for collection. We MEAN JUST WHAT We SAY.
WILLIAMS & TYLER.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
Nex Advertisement.

Rev. w. L. Mckennon and eX Sheriff
W. NJ. Sullivan are announced as candi-
dates for Tax Collector of this county.
They are well known citizens Of this
county, and need no Communication at
our hands. .... s.a
p l. Nichol, Nashville, advertises
large lot Of garden, flower and field
seeds in this issue. SEQ his advertise
mcnt in City Items. Ills establishment
is one ofthe first in the county. =. i,
In another column Mr.. John L. Dun
zap il announced as a candidate, for
Tax Collector oi MauTv pcgntv He il
:, well known and popular merchant of
Spring Hill, and Viii, if elected, make
an efficient and trustworthy Collector.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Rev.J. stephenson Friersou preached
In the Presbyterian church on last Sab
bath. AT night the Presbyterians wOr-
shipped in the Methodist church.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
'MARRTED.

Attic residence of $. Oliver. EtQ., the brides
father. in DcS0to county, Mics, on Thursday
February +, lsIs by Rev, !; 7. Wheat. D;n..
L1ypa II. OLIVER. No cards. = 4 -
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
For Rent.

offer for rel. My residence in Columbia for
balance ofyear 1872. For particulars apply Oh
the premises. WN. :. Bliss.
ian a6-tf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
HavImg Sold Out

Millinery ami Fancy Goods Of the latest
importations at Mrs. NJ J. Gryants Import
um Of Fashion. NOV il
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Messrs. Stribbling, Brsckenridge and
Cypert, all Of Waynesboro, made n.y.
lug visit Wednesday. The WaynesbOr0
RerieW win make its debut to-day.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Maury County nsbIe society.
Rev. a. III. Price, Agent for the MaHry
County Auxiliary Bible Society, will
be ut the following places at the times
specified .''a'3 ei Itn.,
~ Mt. Pieaspnt, Sunday, March 81.
4a WilliamspOrt, Sunday, March 10th.
Mt. Nebo, Sunday, March 18th.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

And being exceedingly anxious to close VI our
old business. we do most earnestly request all
Of our friend. that owe u, 10 conc forward
and settle, a. louser indulgence cannot be Civ
sB. Our books and accounts can DO found at
cur cid stand. Waller AKly.
eet.l:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Mise esrolius TaakersG has epsuci q
boarding house stthe house formcrly occupied
b. Mrs.. Bond, opposite Cumberland rrcsby tc-
rial Church. Jan. 6 Il
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

one ticket III the Msury Ceanty Real
EAtate Distribution secures you a pass-
sge to Athens and back free of charge.
II only costs you two dollars.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

. We are under obligations to Mr.. w.
X. PEBBLES, a student at Emory and
Henry College, from this county, for an
invitation to a public debate of the Call
liOpean Society, on the 18th Of March.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

ANDY J. Wilson passed through Co.
Iunlbia last Monday for Dyer county,
to locate. OF course he could not do
without the HERALD, SO he called and
paid for it in advance Success TO you,
ANDY, 81 .-.}. a--fE.E HgsE -.-err.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Would respectfully ask all those who
are indebted to them TO call and ssttl c
the Same, during the month of January,
or they will find their accouA.s in the
hands of an Qflicer,
Ian. > Il.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

slipper and Pin Cushion patterns. entirely
nee style. g; Mrs. n. J. Bryant. Emporium Of
Fashion. lnoy L.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
Real Estate TramsGcrs

J. II. and n. r. woodside 10 Johu
Iatta, lot i'm Columbia-$i $50. szs 7i.i'
J. b. and u. Al. Steele 10 j. Henry I'm
ersun, two lots in Columbia 500. d, g.
ID. Il. Cooper. q. a NJ. To j. s. frier-
son, - acres in - distric. $500. 80.
W. c. Sellers TO William Cunning,
ham, -. acres in Goth district-S2e3 40
q. \. Jarratt TO Henry iIudsreth, ~
acres in 18th district s6o1 '- $50
L. NJ. nuoley TO J. Y. Williams, ~ ,
acres In 18th district ,7s ~. latE p.
\. 4 J. Sanderson To Atiy, M,Rady
lot ni toIumi,;a- $40. s,t-e7t a-s f-'TH
q. W. irviuo to J'W. Harris Ell al, 81
acres in 18th dist rict 81 ,,yW. ..7.s-s 60.
Alex. Barker to Horny Jobnsup, 81,
acres in = district-S,ia. - cd .---sia'
c. ". Wade aud Wits "a CsHptpll
Rruen, 29G acres and 81 poles Iu Ind
Iistrict--SltGu0. l-s -.s. 4isrs ~ E.-Erfr
G.. w. e. MapgreIn TO Tbos.- D. Stow.
art, lot Ia Coumbis-Sl05- tNs.ia SIC.
George W. Kiszsr to II. y. Mcbride
35}k acres In nth district-E,0 900. -
Mckinney Dooley ct al. to Geo. "
Kinzer, IS acres in 2lst district-si, Geo.
w. ". McKssick to D. 4. Mcknight
So acres In 7th district-$l,2S0. -..o, ~
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

W. I. moons has reduced tho prices of
bis sutire stock of goods. - per voui
this day for cash. CAL snl SEQ him, lie
is in e.rEeNc
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

The llandsomcst buggy we ever saw,
IL. AT kuhn * Vurpin's shop, in this
pi~e, Il IL named the "Keesce Buggy,"
ia honor Of Col. Kocsee, whose taste
IN all matters relating TO elegant "turn-
outs" is above criticism. Mr.. Kuhn
tells us that Notwithstanding il is tho
costlicst buggy, being tho iinest,) it is
the most pupula, one, and a ,,rpat many
are being Sold. They have few on
hand. - -
In the case # Wash Williams, before
Justices Harrison and Holman, charged
With kukluxing, twas noticed that his
late nwueis, MoSsrS. j. l.. & T.. L. Viii
lisnIs, were earnest workers for his re-
lease, having employed able counsel,
besides giving their personal attention
TO the case during its two days tedious
trial, and when the justices ordered that
he he committed, they. voluntarily give
bond for his appearance at the next
,.riulinal court. This is quite praise
worthy, aud prUyes TO the coloTed poo-
Pie Ina; nouno is a better friend 10 them
than ttcir former masters, rin the hour
o; alyer,,itt, even If they should have
brought 1t upon themselves. .-.
IT IL l. arntn,S;ornSd that n distinguished
hiai,amian will cntleayor TO bay the OF.
Corip,hlan Hail, and establish male
College in our midst. L. depends on the
| liberality Of our citizens, snd especially
on the twenty owners of the school
property. We have already thsre, and
at various points in the town and coun-
ty, excellent male schools, and a few
Of high. grade, but Columbia should
have a Iialc college. We have two Of
The most popular female schools In the
South, the Institute and the AtEeng-
u.n, epj theif prsseaSe hers demand .
male e9lese, so that parents can send
the same town. OF course such an in.
etitution would have to be built up slow
lv, tati thoroughly competent teachers
undertake the enterprise, they can not
but be successful.