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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-05-30

According to the sworn returns for 1872
the Singer Sewing Machine manufacturing
company sold 2I9 75S
The Howe Company $4,000
The Grover and Baker Company 52,0lQ,
The Singer Company sold one-fcuIth of all
tne machines sold dTring that year, Not
Withstqndlng they manufacture five thous-
aud machines per week they are unable to
supply the demand for their popular ma
chimes. Ward Brothers have Just received
machine with the stupendous number of
l,O0563S: They sell Singer, Howe, Wheeler
and Wilson and Grover aud Baker Needles
at fifty cents per dozen, warranted to be ms
good as any in the market. Try the Singer
before buying any other machine. May9tF
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-05-30
Business Notices.

For Rent
A No. l. Piano. Apply to D. c. Helm.
May l6,-3W.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-05-30

The very best assortment of all kinds of
Piques, and the lowest prices, at
apl1l-4m. A. Eo5sNfGAL l. BRo.
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Bargains :

fG4a A bteached Shirtipks, at from 10 cts
to Is cts at A. -RosEyrHAL & BRo.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-05-30

Increase in Trade
And being willing to sell
AT smaller profits
For Cash.
We are now able to sell Boots, Shoes and Hats
at extraordinary low prices.
SHREgoa q Sow.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-05-30

An Improved Ventilated
Summer Shoe
For Gentlemen,
An entirely new style. Call and see them at
Sheegog IL Sons.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-05-30
Summer Hats
Summer Shoes

Of every kind.and price can be had at SLea-
cog & Sous.
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SOME of our citizens are in favor of
building turnpikes, but are Indifferent
to railroads. No one that has read this
paper during the past two years, will
deny that we earnestly desire macad
amized roads in every portion of our
county. We have given scarcely more
attention to railroads than we have to
turnpikes, because they are about
equally as necessary to the prosperity of
the county. Railroads and turnpikes
go hand in hand. Persons are mistaken
it may be honestly sO-whO endeavor
to make them antagonists. Turnpikes
will not develop a country without the
assistance of railroads. Who ever heard
of turnpike city," No, Maury coun-
turnpikes, and her people are able to
build both. She is the third county in
the State, in point of wealth, and the
railroads and The pixies can be built
without burdening the people. The dis
cussion of this subject may have become
uninteresting to our readers, but it is the
most vital question presented to them,
constantly before the minds of the peo>
pie. 1t is one of the unfortunate facts Of
life that the very best things become
haclxneyed by repetition and constant
use. We know the Duck River Railroad
and it's branches, and turnpikes all over
the county, are absolutely essential to
the prosperity of our town and county,
and we intend to advocate them as long
as there is any hope of awakening the
people to their interests. And we are
not prompted hy'any malice or splean
when We say that he who opposes the
railroad and turnpike is in fact and in
deed the worst enemy of our town and
county-it is hard to conceiye an enemy
who proposes to do us so much harm.
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SUiIIIH6T Shoes
Fer men, women and children, of Cloth.
Goat, Kid, and Calf. can be had at Sheegog *
Sons. of better quality and cheaper than any
house in Columbia.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NELSON HOUSE.

L Dinkebpid, D Steenan, 8 NJ Franklin, s
Martindale, Nashville; E p Pitkius, / Ira
Jones, Philadelphia; s s Cause, St Louis; c
D Horne, Jacksonville, Fla; W Purysar,
CORTLAND, Ala; Martin Y Calvin, Augusta. Ga;
EdYIn Reese, Eutaw, Alabama; W NJ
Williams, Anrana, No; A g Hall, G n Lau-
renee, J NJ Cabbell, R r T Smith, TIC Gooch,
Louisville, KY; o Mead, W " Clark, Gin
cinnati, Ohio;J C Mortimer, James Msther,
Harry s Orr, New York, Chas N Fouchee,
k f Zoe sPsn 8 Xill 6fiehlsw AaF'
and wife; Joe g Berry, ! NJ g. .n
Cypert, Waynesbn-- ,r,nIiro - " Y
~ U -" -: COL Jas Lewis Col
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Vslley r. R. Co., met at the Office of the
company, on Wednesday morning, L.
d. Myers in the chair. L. S. Goodrich,
DIR. Mcclure, DR.. Hampton, Ed. Will
Jams, Directors, were present, constitut-
ing a quorum; also l.. T. Falconnet,
chief engineer, and J. B. Hamilton, sec
rotary and treasurer. Major Sykes Of
tered his resignation as agent, which
was accepted, and complimentary reso-
lutions were passed by the board. The
Board mot again on Thursday morning
and spent the day Investigating the en-
gineeT's report on location to Lewisburg.
The Placer herald., 1873-01-04
NUMBER 20.

that's all right.
But while she was putting on her hood, |
looked at her. A slight, graceful figure
robcd in black; soft, wavy brown hair, that
had escaped from its confinement aud foated
over her shoulders; gray eyes, with world
ct paihos IN them; a sweet trenulous mouth,
and forehead sealed with Heavens own
look Of patience. That was what saw.
And it was what Hal Brainard saw when,
two minutes afterwards, he turned as 1
opened the door. -
! stole softly away and left them.
There is not doubt that my old comrade
was drcadfuly to blame, somehow. But
Thyrza loreives him-and so do I.--Eoas
the .lldne Tor J0nNalW -
The Placer herald., 1873-01-04
CHINESE SONG.

He saw in sight of his house,
At dusk, as stories tell,
A woman picking mulbewies,
And he liked her looks right well.
He struggled out Of his chair,
And began to beckon and call
But she went ON picking mulberl'ies,
Nor looking at him at all.
"If Famine should follow you,
He would find the harvest in
You think yourself and your mulberries
Too good for Mandarin .
have yellow gold in my sieve.
But she answered. sharp and bold
"Re OFF Let me pick my mulberries,
am bought with no man gold.
She scratched his face with her nails,
Till he turned and Aed for life -
For the lady picking mulbeTies
Was his true and virtuous wife
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sTRftE TT wGu1EN MASuFAoT0RT.
PHILADELPHIA, ra., 0ct 24t--John Brown Sons,
rEoprietora OF largo wooleu-iitn 1t The corner Of
Moyanens!ng agcnus and Moore arcet, Aone time ago
reduced their operatives wages ID por cent, And two
days since gAve nntco Of further reduction Of 20 tr
cant-maktngt in n e5 per cent. Tho operatives held
= meeting yesterdayt and appointed ! conanl!tes to
submit tia following proposition That upon tho pay
OF ali earning sis Md upwards thets be re-
dncion Of Is pet eeut tie pay Of those earning
$40 to $1B weekly aeduction Of 10 per cent aud tia
pay Of those earning less than SD weekly to remain at
old rates. Thu firm would not accept tia ptoposItion
and all hands have atrrk. They say they will remain
tdt until their prorosal IL ncccptod.
tIts gtIT TnEAsynrn oALtsp TO ACCOUNT.
passed requiring thsir clty treasurer to report Wy
rinca there remained IN tho City Treasury t3.c97,- :
6iY8 according to tue laht report Mr. Wilentt be!nB
interview on tho subject to-day, stated that there was
in tho resolution IN fact, there is warrant money
III tile Treasury Ut present. Whut here IL he1onga 70
osiet accounts. This question now arises, where In all
this money gono t"9
rE11rioN IN pANKnur1or AoA1Har TIE ooonEs.
Cadwu1tader. petition flied ths forenoon 1c-
hnlf Of Frank N. Steers. praying That Jay Cooke o.
lie adjuIged Involuntary hankruIte4 The petition
forth TINT Steers hhu deposited with jny Cooke
Co. $1,000, and ie the hrns creditor to that amount
the future of the flrn. rulo to show why the
nettioner's rruyer should not bs granted WAS made
upon Jay Cooke l. Co., rcturnahe On Wednesday next
r. Y. oLARK Coz,
Tbs proposition a,tnted to tho creditors by the r,
previously published In THE TRIBUNE, WaR uuan-
tmoualy agreed to.
, 1873-10-25
Democratic Rejoicing MT Columbus,
Ohio.

CoIu.Tr+, @. Oct. 24.-Th Dornoerats Of this city
hold met Il: tonight 10 exchange congratulations
over tho rc-lt Of the recent election. 4 hundred
ganl tired In the Capitol square, and display Of
fireworks witnessed by several thousand reoplc:
front Of the ute Hln1s, where sho.t congratua.ory
speeches made BY Senator Thurman the Hons. s.
serea II resolutions adopted, declaring hat. In
tho opinion of the meeting, the recent Dsmocratlc
State and nation and extending THINKS to tho Demo
cratic State Committee the Speakers, and the press
their individual and united e1ors to bring about the
victory. dispatch received from indianapolis,
extending tho congratulations Of the Young Democrats
Of thnt city and stating that 100 guns fred
QA1Q.
, 1873-10-25

Proclnmat1On OF Gov. NoVCrldKo.
Special Df.patch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
Brn1aoY1ELp, ILL.,, Oct. 24.-Ths following Ia the
Thanksgiving proclamation Of Gov. Dsveridge:
STATE or ILL1No1s,(
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
In obedience to CUSTOM aud iu conformity With thu
action Of the President I, John L. ey1rdge Governor
Of tho State q Illinois, DO appoint Thursday the 27h
mighty 0ud for the ncrcea and blessings Of smother
year. Lot ali ths people giya thanks IN the sanctuary
III witness whereof, have herounto set my hand
md cauhsa tho sexl u the ssate o! Illinois to be
affixed: Done st Tue ely Of sGrnRnea; thls 34t dy
Independence Of Ito United stateA, ths 03th.
Dy tic Governor: JoMH l.. DEyEnIpuE.
GEO. II: HARLOW, Secretary Of Htais.
, 1873-10-25

WARRINGTON, Oct 24.-pursuant to tho views f..
garding resumption expressed by the President and
Secretary Of the Treasury recently the Director Of the
Mint has been making extensive arrangements for tho
coinage d beth gold and stdr to extont herosotorc
unprecedented, to Id ready for t resumption Of
specie payments there being larke Quantities Of
sumption has been taken, It having bcen sscettana
today from tho Secretary Of tho Treasury that tho
Goyernmont will pay out silver a. soon as IL can bo
probably and conveniently coined for that purpose.
LEGAL TENDERS.
Outstanding legal tenders. $500, ,250, ,883,
, 1873-10-25

:, IT, pg9 y 81 ae ef
tuEe which law March IT, 1871 undertook to q
X q e 'aoh s
s3,.Sss .ist ai:?:s%;sd: IL
ins % ss5 1 wers d.trbusod md T the thir JSiy
3ss when tho tim Of $780, o IN cash "a. diydod ID,
T. ooo caah Etf1e and distributed among tho ucke
,Tae Capital o.tt Of 900 " drawn b., NJ I; =
ssos S 49, ss 9o e. s III se s.
kbs s; s's. To- s No. ~ stss s.:%
Sl6 each. o. ins 2.t of july lai5. NJ. Keth nsdo
eit!ssa y isa!.t's. Win il rid II: sloe, -
1s as: 6e%nty y ' FeSn ~ a9 lsp q M:1e
NJ: Wozlcy wEHto otter from tho 1Iouso Represent
: he FRs ill.,
HI s Whit. xhinn drsw s ,hs s59 e On ths ~ e n
hird Ill o VA "hs dr.%n vt bS I'll H. KNAPP
6 s III y g." 81 :, s M Gs sS,
She6 dss* ~ $. ceo suo!ba. .f No s1s e
aakae sho drn@ s'0 hold 0 fourth
ca,ef 6s feafS y sP 3 :; ed BY Hc Wks
q xcnt1e.non in aud about that city Ill., WilSon q,
dos0d ts ngbsF W et M skSts o1 etze1s there, and
otsoI sifta drawn 6y porscas 'catrod Il. or
Si @ & ;ss es: gs ssss sa
ISkets loss espousos was appropriated to uso o Ii
t. 10 ed tat Tho uer.s Museum ard
r nay forever be On thu incfoaIu,
, 1873-10-25

A speech In Reply to Gov. wash b urnc,
"a. OF 1viscatsAin. ;.
Special Di.pateA t9 r.. Chicago tribune.
EAU CLAIRE, WIS.,, Oct. c4.-De. White, Liberal
to large audience In answer to Gov. washburnes
speech Of last Tueadny nght. He touched upon the
leading Issues Of the camraign, elieited hearty and
prolonged applause and gave complete refusation to
souao Of the assertions made by Gov. Washburne.
, 1873-10-25

) SALT LAKE, Oct. 24.-N. p. Ianafnrd; National
Bank Examiner has card in tho Sens tlis evening
announcing the resumption Of tho First National
Bunk of Utai tomorrow. lie says tha capital IN
Impaired and tho ratio Of cash on hand to the amount
due dep1sitors 10 four tmea great 40 the strength
Of banks East. Tho bank Ia now. stronger than any
National Bank in tho Territory and Pacific States.
The announcement inspires buoyant feeling among
ali ciassea Of business mon.
, 1873-10-25

etb to have large portion Of tho 81 doo 900 1epal-
tendot teserve isscd II that could consistently md
properly hs done; but, ae he is known to coincide
no moro OF ttat ressrve ought. to bs t.
sized than Tho necessities Of tho Government It,
tclf actunlIy demand, 1t 10 certain that Gen.
Grant did not mean to conway tia idea that hs would
give suc ordor thst ttse would bc rnors OF the
reserve sHcd than necessary for tho pu1pose Do
fot8 mentioned.
pnATTs uroX THE nEsEnvE.
bihe6 yesterday thvre has boen paid out BY the
Treaettsy Of the reserve, making tha smont
thus fur drawn fsona TINT source fraction over H.
6DQ, ,1OO
, 1873-10-25

ENTV HItTXQT33V
NEW York, Oct. 24.-The H'0rld says: IA gentle
ruan who recently returneti from Connecticut repro
sentn tho manufacturing districts Of that State in
unfortunate condition, From 1000 to Il, 900 op-
eratveb sud factory hands have hcsn thrown out Of
employment"
BosroN, Oct. 24-Tho Atlantic Mills at Lawrence
have c0msnenccd running four days ID the weok, anl
tho nail mile Of the buy ssAte Iron Works hnvo aus
rcuded, making 1t necessary to discharges 26o mon.
, 1873-10-25
M0RTukRY.

Sp4ffal Dl.patthto Ths chfeaqo 7rthuns,
srn1Nni1Eln, ILL.,, Oct. 24.-Tns fnnera, Of lhs Hon
H. htaulcn will take pAca on sunday nuxt al q
O'Clock u. III. lie will be buried in accnr.lsl.re viii
tho ritual OF Oad.Fellows Of which Society he wua
past-G}rand. Master. Hc also helo! to the MaaohB
and Kuiglta Of Pythias, both Of wAich 0slors will
ultp With Tho 0ll.Feil9W
, 1873-10-25
Safe Keeping Of the Money.

Ths J TFAnMEns Al n, AMP DRoYERs' BANK OF LOUIS
the ~ of tIekote VIII pisesd thurs 70 ssn.a 'sa ~
spocts deposit until THO Concert iii tne sifts
saeoh d Of thS r. Agent I'D na'ns.s M.n.sef
ose Tho nansaemcut Is not dependent upon the saie
Of Tickets tos ho noAns Of peytuR e4ponses amply
1Fessfs 9 Hnpt q fos tst pno;e 1nS snti.e
,GuAEant0a eYt the pAyne1t Of al tho uhezad Klfia.
, 1873-10-25

New onLEANs, OFT. 24.-A meeting Of fartors and
nent1ntion made by tho conference Of factorB and
hnnters. They passed reRonton to aeil cotton for
currency only after Nov. 10. AL sales aro now made
{of certified checks.
, 1873-10-25

CEnAh NArIps, Iowa, Oct 24.-All tho counties in
tho State have been deuely heard from except seven.
a!xty.sDvon counties givo Carpenter . majority Of
Of 8,397. Carpenter ovor Vale, lo,163. Tho seven
counties to hear from aso all Republican, and gave
Grant, l7i8 majortty laat year. Carpenter will have
at least 100 minority In these counties which will make
his total majority ID the State %. .465. -
tton. 10; Republican majority 20. The House standa
neEublican 81 opposition, 40 Republican majority
Both PARTIES aro already looking around for ths
most available man for Speaker. The Hon. John II.
publican candidate, and the Hon. ". Dixon. Of Wa
peiIo the Antt-Monopoy candtdate The contest in
the uouse will undoubtedly bo close and atrong,
Democratic Jollificntlon at Indlunnp-
oils.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2<-The Democrats had tolif-
heaion tonight In the Btate-Houas yard. Ono
hundred guns were fred, aud ! number Of speeches
made by young Democratic Politician the Old Heads
took no part Id tho proceel,ngs
Now York City Politics.
New YonK, Oct. 9i.-The Liberal nepublicans md
Apollo Hall Democracy tonight agreed upon joiut
Judicial and county ticket, and haya nominated ror-
t!ou Of thu Legislative candidates. Registrations
up to date, l48, aganst Gao sane date last year
Pennsylvania Election Returns.
PH1LApRLrH1A, Oct 4.-The Official returns give
Gordon. for 8nprema CHllrt Judge, a majority OF
II 49o4, and MAckey, for State Treasurer, rs $50.
New York Congressional Nomination.
New Yonx, Oct 24-Julus Wadsworth has beou
nominated for Congress by the Apollo uAIt Dcmocruts
and Republicans III the district formerly represented
by tue fate james ProokB.
, 1873-10-25
4 Fourth Grand Gift CDl]CB]
ONE MILLION AND FIVE HUNDRD
THOUSAND DOLLARS

IT, r @sp.s.snGy Y. a[vded late - o Cab s. ranging fsor
tziouted By lot Amoug tho tickotholdera. "' - ~
, 1873-10-25

Now York City Politics.


I, PH1LApRLrH1A, Oct 9.-The Official returns give
Gordon. for 8nprema CHllrt Judge, a majority OF
14,7o4, and Mackey, for State Treasurer, $3.50,
, 1873-10-25

NC" KOTR CuIsEEe88IUtHs NUUtmM1f0ns
l. NEW Yonx, Oct 24-Juius Walsworth has beou
nominated for Congress by the Apollo Ha Dompcrats
and Republicans III the district formerly represented
by the fato james prookB.
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The New York Wor!d GAYS: e.An ex.
emplary but impeounious church -goer in
Houston, Texas. pnt his revolver ON the
plate last Sunday" Then the Houston
Telegraph says: .'Why, what an ass you
are TO think pistole 20 be revolver. It
Is Spanish coin Of the vsluo Of $S go.
which We presume you gfssnback Go.
thamites know less OF than OF revolvers.
under the light of your late experiences. {"
The patient soon feels as it he had
taken new lease OF life. and is over
loyed to find the depressed feeling dissi-
pated. the oostive habits corrected, and
new streams OF health ooursing through
his veins, by using Simmons Lives Re.
gulator. MSt3TI
A New York editor was rendered In
sane while going home the other night,
by hearing the following words come
from dark porch; "Oh, Johnl T won.
der 1t that moust8che feels as good on
yon- !!rs es il did cn.a;ne?" Johns an
swer he did not wait to hear.
An exchange tantelizes its readers
with this alaority: "Have you heard of
the man who got shot?" "Got shot?
No; how did he get shot?" ''He bought
them"
Old newspapers. for sale at PHGNn
office, at fifty cents hundred. %
Beeoher says .'oheek" is better than
$4,000; and he knows.
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Wearn & Hix's New Art Gallery

Main street, Columbia, 8. O.
kN1NE Card and Cabinet PHOTOS from re-.
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styles; and Photo Coloring, in Water and
Oil, at lowest New York rates for same quality
york; ToIl Minute Photographs, 50 50 per dozen;
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Room. EoE Or
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A New Era in journalism.
AL the Ne,os and Full Of Pictures.
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TO Liquor Dealers.

CHARLOTTE. N. O., February %, 1873.
@ HAVING learned that sundry
@ Pa,iies q; are selling an inferior
Y south Carolina and Georgia.
representing it as my make.
this Is to certify that Messrs. W. d. 81. Hous-
control OF all my whiskey, and sell none ex.
cept through them. q. & W. 81. MOTT.
Attest: W. 8. lEAnsoN, United States
dauger for MOTIFS Distillery.
MOD. ARLEDGE,
General Travelling Agent for W. q. H Hons
ton q 20. Mar 1mos
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Musical.

To-Day.
REWARE Of tho March winds and the
ID clustering, inoIement wosther Of to.dav'
It produces Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat. a
sure protection will be found in StanIey's
Cough syrnp. II cures all affections of tho
Lungs and Throat. To be had only at
FEB 25t HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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Boynt0n's Lightning Saws.
POYNTON'S LIGHTNING SAWS sane, t;,oe
~ and labor. enabling one man to do with
case the work Of two. "-'A
Hand and Wood Saws, just received and fo,
sale by JOHN AGNEW + Snn
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To-Day.
YNHE Queens Delight" is the popular
Il Blood Medicine for removing all Skin
Diseases and Purify ing tho system, strength.
oning and renewing tho wasted powers OF
the body, giving tone to the diseased organs.
IL 10 the medicine OF the day. For sale at
Feb 70 HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
T OFFER MY PLANTATION, situated near
Il the town OF Greenwood, 8. O., for sale.
which ls woodland, well timbered, and partly
IN the corporate limits Of tho town. Most OF
the open land is vcry good, containing thirty
or 1orty acres OF well.drained bottom, in 8
high state Of cultivation.
On the place is an excellent Dwelling of
eight rooms, well finished, and all necessary
9%at-b1ildings; %. large Barn, [si1 rooms. ] with
Inresner attached. The Gin House ia fitted
up with 9 ine Gin, in good running order,
The buildings in the yard are nearly al brick.
and IN good repair. Terms easy. Applications
must be addressed to
FRANCIH ARNOLD, Greenwood, 8. @.
Or to F. A. ARNOLD, Columbia. 8. O.. OFT
81. Kinard d 90. March imn