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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
Shefj3,S sale.

- b. virtue Of = writ Of Lsva!i Facias to
n: NJ disceisd, will 10 q possd 70 Pub blic Sale.
w q the Washington Note fspt BY 1sssc
wv r 10, In the city Of Wilmington. New Cas-
IN S0Sps WEG Y ssD Y ,s. 10th day of July. 1872.
~ 3 o'clock. p. N,
the folowing dssosi bed Reel hststs. viz All th
certain lot. piece Or parcel Of land With . two
atory Bh;k HOuse thereon. situate in the city p
Wilmington aa0!essid. bounded and described y
foIlows. 10 .is: Bssin1ing 1t 1oin On the wes,
terly side Of CNWaesnd street q the diatsn nee a.
lightly feet from thS per!hsrly sid: Of street
feet u the ssstsf'y side of 6u'to wood street.
thence thsrcWith northsrly fourteen feet to 9th.
iana ef the sss1 bsniAmin frasklin Townsend.
thsnse sastssly and persllsl vitn y ssysst w..
hundred feet 10 the afor,said side Of Townsend
street. and thenes therswitn soptheriy fouv+sL
isst to the place Of begiuning. be the content.
thereof what they nay.
Also. ali that certain lot. ;scs or parcel o.
land situate In the city Of Wllminxton sfor-sail
BEGINNING Ut point % the westerly side Of Town
,-nd street hssVesp A. and b. streets 1t the
forty fest ftoa the interseetien u the ssio
Townsend street and northeriy side Of B. s,rse'
hsoes wsstsriy end parallel with b. ttseet Of I
susd,sd tsst p 2 ess...: thence lertlriy a.,
:ornsr. thsass ee.,s!sv ard parallel wuh ?. .tr
'!rsst th)ae. thereby sogihscly f.rty Test g b.
Seized and taksa In sxscatiou o. the property
John Aufphsy an, tl.sn Aurphey. his wife snc
'' ana % % 'e;' yA2 Z rs ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
nAssiGs eAss. New Casels. JaAs II. ls72.
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Aher04's Aa0e.

- BY vi!tas Of . writ Of Levari F.;ias to M ~,
~. direct 3D. will be exposed to punlc SAFE. ~
M! the Washington Hotel. kept by Isaac PyIe
~ In the City # Wilmington. New Csstl'
county. DslsWsrs on
WEDNESDAY. the 10Th day Of July. 1872.
At O'Clock y. M.
the fo,lowips described Real Estate. viz:
All hat eer' Gin lot u land and ~ story brict
dwsIns House the, con erected. situate n The sAa
follows, 70 Wit: B+ginnins ~ the westerly side
Parrish street between Second and lhi street,
and j. Gsrson snd Madison streets ut the dstnnc.
Of n,nsty .six & ., snd three-qsarters OF an incl
fr"m the southerly side of tnird street. thsnc en-,
line oi other lands OF the said eoul.. on VI, N
north twenty feet to corner. thsnes s"utnerI
and parallel 10 Parrish street thrts I've feet an,
one quarter Of a. inch u snothes corner. theme,
line Of other laids oi the said 0ouley on tn
south twenty feet to the aforesaid westerly s,de
irish street and thence thereby northerly thirt!
ave itet ana one quarter ei sn in to ths place
Seised and taken in execution ~ The p'9psr'y o
John l.. 9oulsy and s:,s snS e leS bs sold by
Shsrifs Oncs. New Cas- 10. June II. ls72.-l9
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BALTIMORE.

All eyes are now upon Baltimore Never i'll
the course Of our long experience as journalist
have We witnessed such deep interest manifest
in the work OF n political convention.
The people. without distinction Of party. seem
to anticipate the nom,n nation Of Mr. Greeley by a
two-thirds vote of Democratic National Conven-
ton. Strange us this may seem, 1t Is so. And
likely to be done. and that heretofore ultra Re-
publican te elected to the Presidency by one nf
the largest majorities ever given a President.
Nothing could have brought this state oil affairs
about but the outrages perpetra,ed upon The
people OF the South by Grant, and the determine
ton his Administration evinced, backed by pl :
ant Senate, 10 secure his reelection by the force
Of the bay onet, with armed soldiers a ia Napo.
levn.
To this may be added the utter want of states
manship as exhibited in Grants policy. and the
distinctive personal ch rac,er of his course
Ntver was there an Administration which seemed
to be 20 wholly controlled by the idea that those
who composed its leaders and their cques should
enrich themselves and that hastily. out OF the oI
rortun,t,es which ofice and Official patronag.
present. And this and the pleasures OF the fash
ionabi- world seem wholly to engross the Wash
inp,on Executive maYnares.
Let what will be done ill Baltimore. We believ'
the people will not give their sufras.s to Gran
that the nominee at Baltimore will be the mex
President.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
TIE New York Herald recently gave thi
lpisca of sensible advice to the arrogant and inso

TIE New York Herald recently gave this
lpecs OF sensible advice to the arrogant and inso-
snt Radicas:
"Let not the party in power presume too much
upon the weakness Of the adversary, or upon its
own ample resources. History is full Of fatal mis-
takes of this character. 1t was the fatal mistake
Of James the Second In regard to the strength of
tho invading Wiillam Of Orange. 1t was the fatal
mistake Of Napoleon the Third in his declaration
of war against Prussia. 1t was the Illuminating
blspdsf Of our first battle ot Bull Rum and the
cTsshinR misfortune Of Lee was his oyer-confden
advancs npon Mead at Gettysburg 1t will be re-
nsmbssSa, tco. how contemptuously IN lS4" the
Donocrets spoke of G-nerai Harrison in oppos',
ton 10 vsn Buren,; but the result wss political
.fotaado We live IN 4 revolutionary age. In poll
tics. . in everything else, the world moves new
BY steam and electricity. In this view, all that
% can truly say of this Presidential contest Is
thst the new position taken by the Democratic
party. m changing all the pre-ex'sting conditions
Of the campaign renders the issue, from the lights
bsfoss ", net only uncertain. but exceedingly
doubtful. and that it v II require State election
q two, aft.r be Baltimore Convention to indicate
the drtt OF the tids.'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
sheriff y sale.

49, By virtue Of . writ Of Levari Facias. to
T me direcled. will be xp0sed TO Public Sale
!!a et the W ssh IN gton Hotel. kept by Isaac
III Pyls. in the city OF Wilmington. New Castle
IN WEDNESDAY. the 10th day Of July. 1872
tho tolo~iu. d.:e1,bsS - sS'Ssi Rs.i state, & viz:
Az th.. S:rtaiH 10. f land With two stoT,
the city OF Wilmington. bound.d and de ciibed ..
follows. TO Wit: bssinsing on the weser side Of
Parrirh street, betW cen second and Ihird streets
and Jefferson and Madison streets, and e the ds. 4.
soulherly side If Third street. thense westerly par
allei to Third street ong line OF other land oi
the said John L 0oulsy ON the north twsnty feei
10 oorusr; thence southerly parallel to Parrish
street, thirty feet and three ~ ,rters Of MI
inch 10 4 Other corner: henc. eas,trly parallel te
the 6rst mentioned li"e and Third >, rect a,onk
line vi other land or late VI the aid 0oule.
on the south twenty feet to the aforesaid We teri,
side Of Parish street. ard theme" herewith north
ery thirty six feet and three quarters OF an incf
to the place OF beginning. be the contents thsreo
| Seized and iaken in execution a. he property o
John L. uouiey and u and 70 BE- sold by
| JAMES ARMsTkONG Sheriff.
Shsri6's OfRce. New castle. Juu II 1872 lS.
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~Oesl6's sal

>Oes l0's Snl..
By virtue Of q writ II Levsri Facias. to me d.
rsoted viii DO .xpoaed 70 ruhlc ss'e. at the WASH
- Ing on H.tei. kept b. Isaac Pyle. in the
n: city Of WILMINGTON. New Castle county
D''s"r'
On WEDNESDAY. the 10th day VI July. 1872.
1t o'clock. P. NJ.
the following descrihsd Real Estats. viz:
All thar eer,ain OF or pi~ce OF land situate In
be city Of " lningtoa afsre.sid bouude I'd and de.
scribsd - follow: to Wit: BeCnnins 1t .he cI
street and the no!theriy side "t 6ighth street,
th. nee along The said .tdc Of Fr:nt'n street sr.
nsr thence osstsriy varstlsl to Eighth stssst ffy
-! 70 enSthsr eossss. thsnss soa.heF,y ts5.is =
:" Fr:nklio str:et eos hSa ,rsd and any isst % 70
cins b, the content. thereof what they may.
seised and taken in execution ~ the p opert1
II Anthony d. 5iiss and eniiy J. fhnn, his w,f'
''' T. '' sAa % JANE ARMSTRONG. shsrif.
jheriEs ONCE. Mas Castle. June II. 1872.
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Ahrrl0's safe.

- By virte . Of . W Of ' enditioni Expon-
~: % 10 ne directed. will be expo.ed % Pub
~ lie Sale. at h. wa.h,ng'9. Hotel. kent by
~" I. &C P,,s; In the city OF WILMINGTON. New
Oh v EDNEsD1Y. the 10th day of July. 1872.
M2 'c'ocE e m.
All th.t certain 10 and frame dwell rs situated IL
th. city Of ilninxt,n. heGinnins on the w.steIl.
southsri, side Of chestnut street. thence vest ry
ana % slei 10 he's, ut s'reet seventy wo feei
thence souther > parallel to Jackson street si1'S
ave feet thence oa.terly se\ enfy. two ieet AID
theme sixty dvs ie-t to the place oi besinni y. b.
the same more Or less
nrired and taken t"exscuticp as the propert'
O. Ora1nSl :. eenter and 10 be sold by
JAMES AkMSTR.,N Nc. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Once New Castle. June 17th 1877.
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Ahevif('s sale.

"@ AbeviGCa sale.
49, By vivtue Of writet vehditioni E1ponas
!H to ne directed. will he exposed 10 Public
n! 6sia, at R.xW-lis Hotel. IN the town Of
on THUR DAY, she 18th day. of July. 1872. at IN
U'Olcct y N
tho following Rad kR4tx'e. to wit:
Al1shas certaie u o.. parcel or lot Of sround
III suxted In The village Of Sprusn C;tv, in Duck
Creek hunarsd. K.nt COL. ~ and >tsts Of Del.,
ware. sdjoini lsnds Of james Spra.nce and
lands OF JussCh Smi'her. oOntai lag ~ 0O >Qu re
Feet OF 0sound. more or kse. Th ,mp:"v. me II
| u"ou wh,eh srs two story frame dHe'lins house
S.is.d : q taken In execution - the property Of
| Jane Z vor.lals Ard Will BE- sold e. r cab
SAM e. HAk0 ADlNE Sheriff.
Shsrifs One D"ver, bel. June y. ls72. jy4
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The Garbage Carts

srs daily looked for. They we're promised our
people by the City Council some time since' but
90 far it appears none have made their appear
ance; and complaint is arising in consequence as
will be seen from communication III another
column.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
Dividend,

UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILNIHoToE.
June ~. 1872.
ITNHE Board o. Directors Of this Lank have de
/ clared a Semi annual Dividend Of Five per
cent OF the profits Of the last six months. paya
BILE end after he 10th Of July 1877 clear q all
taxes. JOHN PEOpLE6,
jyl-it Cashier.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09

The raising Of vegetables III Alaska was not at
tempted till the Americans got there.
Eueiish royalty aud nobility are getting aleng
U1th 3eWes Jewels every year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
Dividend.

kIRsT NATIONAL BANE.
Wilmington. iel.. July l. 1872.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared .
Dividend of Five per centum. clear Of tax payable
on dem md. GEO ARMSTRONG;.
jyi.4t Cashier.
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nlNldaH0,

NATIONAL BANK OF WILAiNo. ON L RsANryw.EE.
Wilm, ston, Del July ]. 672
Tho Board of Directorr have bis day declar"d .
Dividend Of Seven cent for the last six months.
nayahle after the lOth int clear o. taxes
jyl It RICE. Cashier.
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Dividend,

Dividend.
New CASTLE County NATIONAL BANK OF ODHssA.
July 8. 81.
The Directors have this day dscl re Dividend
of FIVE ~ PkR CENT for the last six months clear
Of U s. and State taxes, PAYABLE on and after the
10th inst J. L. GIBSON. Cashier.
iY5-l -ltd& tW
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27th Dividend.

ODD Fellows HALL COMPANY.
Wilmington. June. ~. 1871
Al meeting Of the Board Of Curstors Of the Odd
Fellows Hall Company. held this day. Dividend
clared payable at the office oS the Tres urer. No
$40 Market street, tbasement) on and after July 8.
HENRY ECKEL.
;y2-3td Secretary and Treasurer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09
1irtdeuds.

THE Philadelphia. WILMINGTON and
i Baltimore Railroad Company.
HILaDELPHiA June l7th. 1872
Tho Board Of Directors h,ve de- ared a semi :
a, nual dividend Of -Four per cent on the Capital
Stoc' of n C"mpany. payable on and after the
Ith Of July 1872. A. H0RNEk.
Jun 3w Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09

TaE DAILY GAzEfrE is published every afternoon
(sxcept Sunday at 4l6 Market street. and served oy
carriers to subscribers in all parts of Wilmington
and the surrou ndins towns and villages. for SIX
cen,s week. PAYABLE weekly. Yearly subscribers
q. in advance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established '1A'
4 the largest and MOI nri-hinE weekly IN the
State, and has larger circulation than any other
an the Peninsuar Published very FRIDAY morn
ny at a year. in advance.
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goNpyiLLE.

Il notice Ia your paper of last week
quite lengthy article la regard TO the
disturbance ia sclo i District No, 2. Tie
writer .etm- 10 carry some wrong i'm
preston. Tie teacher bad little lrpub e
snh Frank Leonard The scli,u hDu.e
IS vera cold huu-e, the pia.lcring ofi and
tie wiuduwr broke uul, aid uut III to rfa-
nle cattle in; ,he sciin,ars we're huddhd
,ruuGd the stove Ia Keep warm, Flank
Sas eent Ia his sesi, rs the teacher -uu-
posed, Tor whispe ing (but MAS proven
a. curt that he MAJ n.d wlisperiHg) hi,
seat bring some distance trum the Steve,
ile A.kud 10 70 to Tie fifc alter remaining
10 lie seat about bait au cur, aud Wa
nfusod; he than started without leave
the teacher undertook 90 get him back Ia
~ seat; IL the sctfil the teacher sa-
thrown a. the firir, For til. offence The
teacher made nim .land IL he q 'ur uuii
.chO0. Was dismissed; be then punished
him by striking bin Twelve bows on
each hand With tuic. herr would i We
hs.ru uo uiop trouble iu tlic -cllpoi il il
had nos ls',n iJr the grand jafvr's haviaa
sotuc ttuubsr Nith iLr To-, iaiiaf aud
/ ia bringing this suli il,s lrncit had ca
ter,d 40 coz piain', --he h1 him~lt caps'
+ Ble VI managing tie r'ho''i TINS DO,
/ trans !, u ears uid and is hVt large .
lie age he Is q smart, htely bs Ant
i.as HlWAs baii ,iir rvpu alivu ~ bt-Ing /
sell behaved bus Ia ,elI0oi Aid ever
+ = iisrt Is goes.
ltle Wfiter easis siur. "a e jar, as
lsrp g. 1r-ai are ~ ass-a ia -tsreiiu,
Ihs iagt tu a,i uscs ti.st sese uabts -tsi
\ lnsr, - 'af usrb isteI ous " toWa. 4
t0r .le leS@Api have 81 tVbyar Vi al,
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EAsr MANCHESTER.

IA span of horses attached TO = load
1T bark, ran awAs the Other day, starting
nesr be school house, capsizinR the loa,
and smashing things generally Tie
hur-e- we're ruinea hat bTui.rd. the bari
viii hardly need grinding aud the sleipl
l. ia good order Tor repairs, caused tr
passing over one Of tie huge mounds ",
have IL Tie roud III The 'o.d country
~ ~ the northern region Of York IN
luc country nund sboul Hebron IA ii,
lsnd aI ArgAle tlare dNelleih suh-culs.
,r,us sud -ub 81 aneou. bare unto Bens.
81 ham bur s"n. sud tlirre daughters aud
,ltes dsell together Ia tie land oi Arg, Il
ier the .pace OF .ix aud twenty dass. Il e
iA.t b,rn wa. seized ht the sWine deal, n.
oftha, onutry aud earried away into the
mountains, even over the mountain called
Antuntu o other lands In the vale, 81
.ioci befe runneth the river Balenkili
~bere dwrllth the people 81 Reubcn,
Marsh. Luihcr, Edward and IsAac aitl
iisrir ~ivrs 10 the n-igh u Ira. TL,
iasi boru ruled ia hi. Swim Siiga wiil
i've other. u III lrile fir he space oi
dve itahdr4d fDur aHd CITY dass snd b..
,vigu euisd aad be feli BY tic hand y
,l,r wins drre.er. Of thai d., john aud
4 Truman. tie raised the bar ~ i've han
,ir,si three And thirty weiELts and va,
eafttsd into il4t bowels ~ the carh W.
j..dse sui tic chatter ot snsaisrr tnb'
tAst sar ip.,i all piuylde III. table All
n8ii taiu sid ,gg. tug ne ls-i bsrn i q
issCAse Il sbe L.ln liAlr CbcilAri. al ia,
ats ilial s,el- tisr Chn Dale nppals AZ
ss24d gvod ehaace " fAlse h41 Vag
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syCfa b. nsllrfsI GHs - "a Alsssy, ffa.
nsa Is 49, ri :. % t5As
NORTH ~ saif8aI ~ hgpAsd, Bgfiing igii
saath sat t.ssi s5FS
Letters - Nss rat AiHa :. T.at tc, wh-'
So u - tf tsF usti. 40 FsAsasi - 2 ,
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q L. HOWARD

e., L. HOWARD,
MATCHMAKER JEwELER ANp USGRAyEE,
dts. 49,
AMERICAN AND GENEVA WATCHES, AAFHt-
ICAhAAp FPESt n CLOIk~, JEW ELth, StlNEH
AND SILVER PLATED WAtt, afkuiAtLEa SIC.
agent hr Akin Lsmbptl Che, O. leuislrd
Gold pers, ~ more ih4ssats ON rear pattarus,
4nst ufaotuted from III, purcst ~ gold AID puint
cd without toe uus " s,ider uuliku the prnr u
other niapHfactupr- prt+uns desiring "a par.
ois.c atytht ~ q IA Sils - 81 - ps,'d
Goods oau vryo 1ou, IS T. Is q cvnt by csh &
A. lIoWnr's. be CkcaIa H9ss, d ttg Mute fer
American Watches sl-u AEen fer the
GROVER a BAKER ELASTIC LooK.sTITCn
sEHING MACHINES
aud Invite all shu turl ana VA ,fuat ~ curiosity
IA The AZ OF sewing by machinery Nholhrr ia
tending 10 purchase not, 20 cal &C my sal -
rupmu and taunlArigs thrmrrists with the did-
/ circuit clH-Be- II ~ cHiutH % ut ~ lerrUnti a.
amuatlol so by aU&tug auy article th,E drsifo
! upon them Such viz tore ate aisAys wtleOns.
/ sud theeo v-it, regarded ss favtla,
n u --throua ebfg aHd hue NAtthes rare'
4 fuly adjusted, En4ta log peauutnliy II 0niea.
f ~ surk promptly eAe,utoA in tHp beet work
/ msniku manner lof o liberal uUmpenrsuon.
q E HOWARD,
/ oprn-,; Post onioo Main Street,
/ Factory Point Vermont,
/ F,etr, p,lm D.e 80, 1872. lal 81 alarfE
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Adsair.m Chapter 80. -, II. A. ~
Asst aist ruista tip1 "a "wednesday ~
Nv /. G uWyls IA r
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BURTON 4 CO.
FACTORY FONT,
( - easrs isrrs sissk q lss,.is iB.lalnF aiaas
ever thiHE see aad deaifablC
DRESS GOODS.
Hsei sltA. Blsak ia Striped Pare Mehair,
rath BauaE A. wal SaussaS
tljhnaass, Eaprf-s Caib- al eol5rs
asea sui thtas A. Fssss, .fss sssirsmsut
a,hm re-, ra,Ha,
l.ids, Al wo4i pisil., A mary others
siiAWLS.
Tho largest stocs IN tosu.
h,r'iag f'anuel.,
ol.yfa f.snl,sls,
Whit, Wool spnsls
Washington i1ai fl.nusl.,
osnEe and Kgd plain Fisnnels,
c,sst,,rprs
..,,.,.
a..s.
"',.,
Mstt,n.
''ss, anu ai 10 nae a1AhueS'
n D"' i'' =. o. ''.' buttons
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poore Avn e,nre
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08

The burning Of Bradfurds iauuerl
proves all unfortunate affair mot unly to-
tie proprieturs thcmtelve-, bat 10 manA
other individuals iuil e place, tn many If
whom the firm were indrl+td, aud have
not the means now opay. Besides II has
DESTROYED the market TOR large quaint les
of bark. Ii j, hoped that another lannerl
IS III be built.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19
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The Piedmont and Arlington Life Insu-
rance Company began operations in Rich
mOnd, Virginia, in 1896. Its officers and di-
rectOrs are all southern men by birth; most
of them are prominent citizens OF, Richmond,
Virginia, where the central Office of the COM
pany is. The success of this company has
been very remarkable and at this day it
ranks among the leading American cOmpa-
mics. While doing perhaps the largest BUSH
ness throughout the South enjoyed by any
other company, it has boldly and energetf-
cally entered the northern States, and has
met the requirements of the most rigid in
has issued seventeen Thousand policies! and
its assets amount. to near 100000; its annu-
al income is about 10000; its expense Of
management last year being about 10000
only.
In fine, this company seems to commend
itself most strongly to our community as a
thoroughly southern-bOrn and raised Life
Insurance Company, which has in it every
quality of SucceSS-equa1led the best of the
American Companies. The investments of
the Company in loans on Bond and mort
gage to the people of the States in which il
has been working, amount to several hun
dred thousand dollars, and its policy has al
ways been to seek those Investments for its
surplus funds in whatever State has furnish
ed those funds.
Gen. Dabney H. Maury has been recently
appointed the General agent of this compa-
advertisement in another column, where
officers of this company, many of whom are
familiar to our people, and those of Beaure-
gard and Breckenridge are like household
words
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Gen. Marcus !. Wright, passed through
Columbia, recently, on his way back TO
Memphis.
Mr.. Bankhead, of Noxubee county, Miss,
is spending the summer with his kinsman,
Capt. w. NJ. Irvine, of the vicinity of Mt.
Pleasant. 5r r-...,.
Col. A. s. Goodwin, of Santa Fe, has an
nOunced himself a candidate for F1oater, in
obedience to a call of his friends. He is one
of our best citizens, and if elected will take
faithful charge of the interests of the people.
Our your friend, VIM. O'Brien, of st.
Louis, after an absence of three years,
is on visit to friends and relations in
this place.
Charles Dillon, Esq, of Memphis, is
in town on visit to friends and rela-
tives, after an absence of Ii years.
Mr.. John Baird and lady, now at
Beersheba Springs, will return home
next Monday.
Mr.. d. A. Akin, OF Texas, has been
staying at his fathers place on Bear
Creek, with his family, for several weeks.
Our old war comrade of the Brown
Guards, f. Z. Chappell, one of the larg
est and most successful planters of
Noxubee County, Miss, is visiting his
many friends in Maury. He is accom-
panied by his charming wife. He has
also done our young men the favor of
bringing with him a beautiful lady,
Miss III. T., whose charming simplicity
of manner will not fail to delight.
Mr.. ID. A. Taylor, successful young
planter of Noxubee county, Miss, is in
this county. He could not find a more
pleasant place to spend the heated
term.