The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-04-19
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Advice. to those who, "hEeakf the
ieeDHkeep cool a's-ens xsEi74 rrafs baa
The King of Siam has adopted the
UTILIZED habit OF wearing shirts. eae7
| Receipt for dressing, you ng ladies'
liair-First buy ,it.s seg1 a. s'saissiioo 8
Pacific maleTa,, Quaker.-M O.
Times, ia ss' ' ~ iip r ia, .i ,ili
The Baptist Union comes out boldly
in favor OF open communion. sl,,s.,
Il The cotton States have 81 600 cotton
gins.a Noprobibition down there. : "a
Illinois comes te the front with a
baby without any breast bone.
THE fever made short work of. the
tallest man in Maine. sod .,lss.
l. Charleston, s. c., is to- have a
spiendidnew hotel. ..,cd u Il
THE ordinary cost of procuring
palent in England Is about seven
hundred dollars, v,-srE tez
New Orleans contemplates four
legged chicken, and Greensboro, n.
c., a twe-legged cat Oh"
THE March of 1772, just one hum
years ago, was month ofhigh winds
and severely cold weather, - ID
IN business is SO dull in Paris that it
| is said fit were not for the Americans
a large number Of tile stores would be
closed.
The ruins ofasNorman arcade were
recently discovered while exeavating
| i'll London, hfs ,Gigo< aai ~ ~ -'IL
r iAyOung Indianian who went gun
ming with giant blasting powder
would have been, 10 next month.
"A star in. the Northern Crown,
| which appeared suddenly in 1866, is
| now fading away again.
RAILROAD engineers who take part
| in collisions are lynched, in Italy. "
Il A necklace Of Dead Sea shells is
the proper present to make your be-
| loved now.ylo5 10 ai. uif
The Belgian Government has
bought the library of the late his
ttorian Fetis;t for 152, 600 francs.
Il AIBrest murderer, being holly pur-
sued, jumped over wall and fell 80
feet, killing himself. 81 ~ ssi a.fi 81
New Orleans saloon-keepers are
called "breath-mixers" by the Times.
A Chinese newspaper has entered
upon its two-thousandth volume. 1t
has lost all of its original subscribers.
Some very foppish young men have
lately been trying the effect of the
aureole hair dye and, gold powder:on
| their complications. ,5.y q. -., Ia
The South Carolina Legislature
I ~ C1enn IF cniffnNno 10 @
season.. TITS true tits spitty, and pity
tits tits true.
| The master of ceremonies at re-
| cent ST. Louis funeral announced !:
f"The corpse's cousins will now COM
! forward. = ~ r4,f.t.f i-. tt'g
| Foreigners are forbidden by law to
land in Massachusetts before giving
q bond, in three hundred dollars,
| that they will not become deaf and
4 dumb or idiotic within five years.
Judge Free, of the Circuit Court,
Chicago, has decided that common
carriers are responsible for the goods
in their possession, destroyed in the
! great fire. roBs fisFh 'nl fii-s f-f
A pitiful sight was witnessed at
Northport, Ala, recently; a woman
was found dead in her. bed, with her
little child fondling the body and
trying to open the mothers eyes.
T Four state carriages, late the pro-
I perty of Louis Napoleon, were sold at
auction in London lately. An under
taker bought them, and will convert
them into mourning coaches.
The Savannah Republican says
that many. of the Georgia newspapers
which expressed fears that the plant
4 ers Were going to plant large cotton
crops to the neglect of grain, have
ichanged their opinions, finding it
not to be the case. So. 49,. .s....
1t has been, ascertained that the
Ovarium of a fowl is composed of 600
ovules or eggs; therefore a hen dur
ing the whole OF, her life cannot pos
Silly lay more than 600 eggs, which,
in the natural course, are distributed
over nine years. L.rU
The people OF Nashville are amazed
at the performance of boy who
plays one tune on the piano with his
I left hand, and another tune with his
right, whistles third, and beats the
bass drum with his toes.
Euphemia can't see any thing so
wonderful in the newspapers pre-
dieting the weather. She says they
| always know beforehand what the
fashions are going to be, and she is
sure there is nothing in nature SO
tickle as the fashions. .tr F.
The repeal of the income tax, pro-
/. vided for in the Senate bill, reducing
taxation, is to take effect Immediately
on the enactment of the bill, although
the repeal of the other internal re-
venue taxes named is fixed "from
and after the first day of next july"
General Emory has sent a letter to
the War Department, asserting that
great lawnessless exists throughout
the State of Mississippi; that there
exists a bitter, and resentful spirit
against the Federal Government in
every portion of it, and requesting
that more United States troops, caval-
~ particularly, be sent him for the
preservation of order.