The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

It is gratifying to Col. u. &. Duuning-
Aon's friends 10 know that his late
speech is attracting such universal al
tention I'm the State. it is beinglre-pub-
iished in nearly all the papers. e. 2
Dr. J. NJ. fowler and bis accomplished
lady, left Columbia last Monday night
for Canada. They will attend the great
Expeditions st Louisville and Cihcin-
natl, which lie on their route. They
will return about the first of October,
when we trust that ii rs 7. will be fully
restored to health. go -
Geo.. D.. Hodge, Mort Hodge. w. r.
ElaDn and jeff Coiburn, Esq, left for the
Louisville Exposition aud Jubilee ID the
first part OF this week. 20 al sas4-s.- .---u
Duncan, Doris, the versatile, and
newsy reporter for the Banner, was in
town last Saturday, taking down The
muscular utterances OF the great ex-tai-
sor I'D ex-President. Mr.. Doris has a
lost of friends out here who are always
pleased to see him. - IN .i1ss-... o ~ -.a
Hop Johnson, I"Saltus Mohican, " the
poetical local editor of the, Nashville
Union aud American, was in town last
Saturday.. Mr.. johnson wields magic
pen, and long before ago grizzlies his
ambrosial curls, be Will occupy . high
rank among Journalists. r..-i ?
Mr.. II. v. Redfield, probably the best
known correspondent in the South, and
possibly in the Union, was here with
Ex-President johnson last Saturday, in
behalf OF the cincinnati Commercial.
We disagree with Mr. Redfeld or. many
political points, but We cheerfully accord
to him perfect honesty and freedom from
,proscriptIVe craftsmanship. He attacks
with a keen, powerful blade everything
mean, dishonest, and Inconsistency with
republican institutions. ~
Prof. w. A. Smith, OF the Atheniaun,,
yho has been absent in Europe several
sna n:hs, examining the schools OF that
old country, returned home last Mon
day nsOrninS. after spending very fine
time.
Our town is sgain in possession of a
fair one from the magnolia wales OF Lou
fsiana, where the warm breath comes
from the mystic guif-strealn, AMI Keeps
the sweet flowers ever In bloom. -
Todd Strong, who has been staying in
Macon, Ca, for some time past, return.
ed to his home in this vicinity recently,
TO stay a short time. He looks much
improved in appearance. a.
Hon. Robert p. Cypert, OF Waynes-
boro, passed Through. Columbia few
da IS since, ON his way back home from
Zhdeut1llcs w . hOPc thO NOhcV- oAAf %
vi Wayne will have the good sense to
elect hiua to the Legislature. We I'M
derstand that To had the msgnanimity
TO withdraw from the race because the
election of conservative was endan9er-
cd. and he now favors the election of the
nominee. '.r.
Jixsmy Hill came to our town last
week. and returned to Murfreesboro
last Tuesday morning. He is as strong
against Andy as Mr.. f. III. Watkins, but
says he is strong ia Rutherford.
Rev. j. NJ. p. Otis and his family re-
turned home on Thursday OF last week,
after asa absence of several weeks, at
.Montvaie aprings and Lockout noun
tain. Mr.iOtts esysthSt he thinks that
aI;s family have received substantial, and
permanent benefit ffeti the mountain
air and mineral waters. He himself
hooks to be in vigorous health, aud ssys
shat he never jek stronger and better in
his life.
Gen. WhiitbeIia was, serenaded at
Lswrencehurs one night )ast, to which,
says the journal, he responded i'm a SUBJ
stantial way, and the Band retired re-
ioicing. UtfS -s,tith -l". raf o.,
Prof. F. Herr, of this vicinity, has re-
moved to Taladega, AL, TO occupy the
position of music teacher in a we'll
knownfennale sctioolint hat place Prof.
Herr has been teacher in this county,
for Prof. Dodson, aS the Jones Academy,
and in private, families--for several
years, and as giyenTperfectsatisfac
so far as NAcan leaf-n.t tIneivafious rnal-
steal concerts of which he has been
manager, have shown 10 the greatest
advantage his tine musical talents and
skill as performer. "t
- a.. n.
lin, was In our t0wn last Saturday He
is auIlomeeds ash candidate for the State
Senate, against Major Allison. Newt is
A promising young lawyer, and IL elect
ed will faithfully discharge the duties
of the honorable position. tat
Frank 3. CraIge, tho very "Pfako OF
.chivalry md gallantrS n eft flm home ons
Snow creek last Satdiday and came to-
rown. m ...v,-,..s,'' ..g.ti - ..ir
Edmand Hughes, Walter Rainey,
Dick Erwin. and Ed. Baird, have start.
ed for the East Tennessee University.
w. ID. Hamer, a young lawyer of Flor
ence, Ala, has been in this vicinity some
time He brought charming news from
Cypress Fork.nE In ~
1t was rumored a few days since in our
town. that Prof. G S. Newman, OF r rst
Tenn. University, has married, which
caused many tair oges to ieei sd.
The following proninsut and public
spirited gentlemen represented their.
respective couBlies in the recent Raur
road Meeting at this place: Humphreys,
Rev. A. A. Wilson, L. s. Goodrich;
Marshali, ~ r Elcp ldfs; tincSan Col.
ID. f.. H6lmsn, Geo. b. BaSless, Or. j. III.
Holman, J.Giilespie. DIR. M. d. Hamp-
ton and l.. p. Bright; Coffee, NJ. r.
Campbell: Moore, VIM Smithj Hfck-
man, O. A. Nixon, w. b. Russell, II. u.
Russell, VIM. " siker. 9i0i93 ,gEhssHhH