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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28
TOR SALE.

The former residence of h. W. McRady.
/ This property lies one mile fren Celunl bia,
, on the Mt. Pleasant Pike. There are about As
acres OF land, good dwelling, with rooms,
nd plenty Of outhouses, good orchard and
gar horhoods in the country. For terms
neigh. this office. J. A. MCRADY,
apply al "a Admir-
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'UnquestiOnably the best sustained work OF the
Kind In the World"
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

Notice is hereby given that we will pros
ecute all persons hunting upon the Brown
! farm. W. II. LIPSCOMB.
Nov. Ia, 1sTS-4t. ]. A. IRVINE.
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Il. 4HeiEc mics " est of Columbia, on Duck
hlHeT, near WilliamspOrt, Containing some
oOO acres. Something betveepN Oand
tioulars address,
Oct, 8, ls7s-tf WfIiianSns n.
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CHARTER OAK
Would not exchanged for nyother Stove.
keep in Stock full line of Step and other
cheap Stoves which will sell at
BOTTOM FIGURES.
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
Call and see me, East Side Public Square Co.
lumbis. Tenn.
l.. H. n TT WE'LL.
DUBLIC SALE

l. OF VALUABLE TOWN LOTS.
On Monday, the 18th day of December
1873, we will sell, to the highest and best
bidder, at the Courthouse door, in the town
OF Columbia, the following described iprOp-
erty tO-wit: Lying on the North side Of the
Railroad and in the Southern part of Column
bla and usually known as the Jamison and
McManus lots. The tract has been subdi-
vided into twelve lots. Three of the lots are
improved. For full particulars see John B.
Bond, or plat in the Clerk and Masters Of
hce. Also, at the same time and place I215
acres of land, lying in the sd district OF
Maury county, bounded as follows on the
John Jamison, west by John Parks, and
the south by OrviIIe McKissack. Title Will
be made by the Chancery Court. Terms of
sale: one third cash and the balance i'll one
year; notes required with good security and
lien retained. The above property is sold
as the property OF I. s. Crawford decd by
f. W. EGGLESTON
J. w. CRAWFORD,
Nov. IA, 1S73.td Executors
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Farm for Rent.

My farm, s miles below WilliamSport on
Duck River, $50 acres cleared land, splendid
cotton and corn land. Will rent or farm on
shares for next year. Apply to
r. c. GORDON,
NoY. II, 1878 II Cross Bridges.
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"a Complete Pictorial History Of The
Times. "-"The best, cheapest, and most
successful Family Paper in the Union,"
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NOTICE L :

~ :, hereby warn all per-
We the undersignel 'og or gun by day or
sons not to hunt with All persons thus
night, our premises. ~Qsecuted to the
found trespassing, will be p.
extent of the law, LOFTIN.
JOHN a. ~
]. w. LOFT.
LovICK LoF1-
ALFRED LoFTIN,
oct. 10, 70, H, TANKERsLEY.
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.

"A Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure AND
instruction -
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28
NOTICE.

TO HUNTERS.
All persons are Notified not to hunt on ny
place, night or day, or they will be prosecuted
Nov. ii, 1873. C.L. BROWN.
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} ALL
PERSONS CONCERNED !,

PERSONS CONCERNED
i hereby notify all persons that l have this
day given my son Henry Edward Green priYil-
eye to work and trade on his own account. l
will not be responsible for any of his contracts, ,
nor will claim anything for his wages.
Nov. 10, 1s7S-4t. G. S. l.. GREEN.
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To those Desiring instruction
Drawing and Painting.

The teacher of the Art Department of the
Female Institute will receive pupils from the
town whether connected with the Institute or
not. Hours frem IL to Il in the morning and
from half past two to halfpast four in the after
noen. loot 81 ct.
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DOARD with Furnished Rooms and TUT
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i-eludinQ Ancient Languages ....,.. SIS 90
A. eth use of Instrument ..... Is 90
DTsWipg. Tri-~C -skly lessons ....'.'''' 10 90
Drawing, Daily I 1Sssons ,.,..... S 90
HocSl music IN OLSsSeS 1870 so
Mashlng IPer "eeA)'''-''''' 90
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oct. 10, 70.
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Delinquent Tax List
OF Marion County, Iowa.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GINFN That IN
~ pursuance OF law will offer for Sale at Pub
&c Auction, in front Of the Treasures Office In
Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa, on the lst Mon.
aay OF October, A. ID. 1873, between the hours OF
|. o'clock a m, and o'clock p. m. the following
described Real Estate, or so much thereon as VIII
DC sufficient to satisfy the amount of taxes, interest
md cost which cost will be 20 cents for each de-
s.ription as published-due on the same for the
year 1872 T. BAKER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
MARITAL DLSCORDS.
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS IN HIGH LIFE.

DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS IN HIGH LIFE.
An interesting divorce suit, before Judge
Van Brunt in the Supreme Court Is just now attracting
considerable attention The parties to the suit are
Adene H. Douglass, who is the plaintiff, and her nus
band Geo. W. Douglass, who is the defendant. The IN
terest of the case is enhanced by the character OF the
counsel employed the case, VIM. c. Barrett and l. T.
T. Buckley undertaking the prosecution, and Senator
Benedict and eIJudge John H. Porter appearing Tor the
defense Mrs. Douglass the adopted daughter OF the
late Capt. David Hayward, and inherits in her own
right $4,000. 1t was at Saratoga, In 1867 that
she first met Mr.. Douglass. who was WallTt.
broker reputed to be worth nearly S00.0OO The
acquaintance rapidly rpened and they were married In
December OF the year The complaint and answer
In which is brought for limited divorce and
separation tell the whole story of an unusually dis
cordant married fe trevia details being ad
duced both sides To make up the strongest possible
case. Mrs. Douglass. who was examined yesterday,
gave narrative OF her trials statng WIN unVarhsned
blunness that her husband an ha0ual dfunkard ire
quently coming home nights dsgusnngy lntoxlcated;
with his apparel In disorder and with temper disposed
20 vent itself upon her In abusive epithets ana cruel
and violent treatment frightening her almost out OF her
senses and making life, at least with MIN, simply
intolerable She described how her husband on Dec
1868 No 80 West Forty sxtht without any proV0ea
ton attacked her, tore on part OF her cothng seL9u
her wrists abused her shameuly and IN fact seriously
injured her other places ana dates she as
made memorable by unusually cr9el aeIs one %
this the question Of alimOny-deelares that ne owns
real estate worth SOOO and personal property u inc
The defendant, Mr. Douglass makes long answer to
this, denying generally and speeincay the acts OF
cruelty alleged against him. well the charge or
drunkenness. lie says positively that he has always
treated her with invarable kindness, indulgence, ana
affection aud he mentions 20 show this, that he mas
taken fashionable waterngplace 0Oh at
and abroad and has sought IN all ways to keep her
oye and give her pleasure. He also has grievances
to complain OF In neglect her part and finally deser-
ton OF him. He cites an occasion when, IN playing
croque she happened to be opposed 10 him. and during
the game said him, rudely You state falsehood,
and gentleman;" then threw down her mallet
aud left the ground. Again. when rNlng IN Cen raj
Park she took pains TO recognize, In passing gentle
man who his enemy. and upon demonstrating Win
her she eaped OF the carriage and went home aone
Finally lie says his real estate is worth less than
sl65OOO and unmproved and unproductve; that ms
wife lives with her mother and has larger income now
than he has Tue Is still in progress.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
ARREST OF A BROKER.

Omri A. Dodge, broker at No. Is New
st, was arrested yesterday afternoon, by Special
Deputy Sheriff Curry, an order issued by Judge
Fancher OF the Supreme Court, on the complaint OF
John W. Chamberlain, agent OF the Lyeomng Fire In
surance Company of Munoy Pennsylvania for alleged
fraud In selling ana converting " his certain
stocks purchased at the plaintiffs request and with his
money, 10 be held subject TO his order. Between
Rept and Nov. g. 1874, Mr., Chamberlain
alleges Mr. Dodge disposed OF shares OF stock OF the
New.York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
and Of 1000 shares OF the capital stock of the same com
many upon maturity OF the call" ct 90 days MT
Chamberain lays his damages az S2 100 soon after the
arrest became known, Rufus Hatch aud julius NJ Noyes
offered 10 become, and subsequently acceptsu a.
bondsmen, each IN $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
A sTESoGRAPHER,s RIGHTS.

In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Shea, warburton & Co., stenographers, brought suit
against the defendant Carpenter to recover for seno
graphic services rendered In December, 1871 in report
ing testimony before referee the defendant acting AZ
attorney The clerk of the plaintiffs testified that at
the request of George s. Carpenter Of the defend
ant q stenographer sent down TO Judge spauld
ng's office, No. Ill Broadway. He reported the refer
ence for the defendant and upon presenting bill Of s9
he was put on for time and at defendants request
plaintiffs endeavored 70 collect it frOm the Client but
without success and finally defendant refused TO pay
altogether, upon which this suit was brought The
counsel for the defendant moved dismissal OF the com
plant on the ground that the defendant was only acting
Ia the capacity attorney, and SUCH could not be
held liable This motion the Court denied, holding that
without an express understanding 10 the contrary the
attorney was Ia such 10 De looked upon as pr
cipa The Jury found verdict for the palntlns L. f.
Post for plaintiff and q. c. Carpenter for dexsndant
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
THE BANK OF ENGLAND FoRGERrEs.

The argument on the extradition of George
Macdonne for alleged completely the late .forgeres
on the Bank Of England resumed yesterday, before
United States Commissioner Gutman, at his office, No.
Il Nassaust. Mr. Brooke for the prisoner claimed that
the arrest of Macdonnell in furtherance OF second
mandate, after the proceedings the first one had
been discontinued and the prisoner discharged, was
Illegal. aud the Commissioner had Jurisdiction
Macdonne person after such discharge that the depo
stions taken In London TO the prisoners crminaty
upon the charge OF forgery not competent mas
much they emanatod from court OF special and lin
tied Jurisdiction and that there fact evidence
to inoulpste MacdonneH further than OF being con-
spratOr TO commit the otfenses he is charged with,
which did come within the province OF the treaty.
Mr. DaCosta, for the Bank OF England, a long argu-
ment went over the testimony IN proof OF MaodOnnes
Identification as al associate OF Warren alias Bidwel
and OF Hoyes.
The Commissioner said that he would announce his
decision on the points submitted tomorrow.
package containing $4,000 worth Of the bonds OBJ
tained by the forgers has been tracked to Sprngye
Mass, aud there recovered
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
NEw-YoRK STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

The NewYork State Press Association began
lts session at the Metropolitan Hotel yeser day. and Will
probably finish its business this morning The officers
elected were Joseph Warren Of The BuGdlo Courier,
President II. o. r. Tucker OF The Troy Times Secretary
and Treasurer with an Executive Committee consist
ing with the President and Secretary OF O. Cooper of
The Rochester Unon James Malete Of The Binghanion
Republican, J. c. Cuyer Of TIE Albany EIpress, Carroll
T. Smith OF The Syracuse Journal. aud NJ H. Williams
OF The Hudson Register The meeting was held with
closed DOORS the discussion referred entirely TO the
business relations OF the Association After the close OF
the session Of tho members participated In an In
formal dinner rendered them Ny tho propretOrs OF tue
MotrVpolu TN HOtol
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
CIVIL NOTES.

An extra panel of 25O jurors was drawn
Yesterday in the Court OF Oyer and Terminer pei0"
Judge Davis. for the trial Of Wm ~ Tweed Whion I"
set down for next Tuesday.
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Juugo
Shea the following cases disposed OF yesterday
Moore aSt spencer-Judgment for s2sl Al Nles ans a
Sherman for plaintiff aud Gardner and Joaehl1se ,"S
the defendant Arnold agt. BIaunn-IrlaI sun III PVs
reSs
In the Marine Court. Part H., before Juugo
Joachimsen the following cases were disposed o 'e
terday: Grggs agt. Bradford-Judgment oy eO"s'"' -
for Sl25 Lockwood and Lockwood for plaintln ana a. n
H. Corbett for defendant Murray agt; % and l.
still in progress. +. ID. Mccarthy for pIaintn' anu
Delafeld Tor the defendant =,
Rosanna Walker a milliner, residing :"
Brooklyn, while walking along Courtst on DseemOIl
A fell into the cellar OF store owned by Charles ''r
vert and was seriously injured. The cellar hAa In
only covered by a wooden board, when was uos - ~ -.
crIy secured She has sued the owner OF the @ he
20 recover s. 900 damages. b. r. balr aPpoSA'
plaintiff; s. ID. Morris for the defendant
A suit brought by Alvin Miller asains.
Bowles Bros & Co. TO recover COO deposited II 'De.
hank in Paris was before Judge Fancher IN SUM-
Court Chambers yesterday. an application o md
to mt his suit against Nathan Appleton OF Boso nr
as a special partner-on the short cause % s~aina
t.I and 10 nave Judgment entered in his favor skapd
the other defendants, Bowles Bros q Co. on .,d ss
that their answer is frivolous. Decision reser'eD
In the Marine Court Part ILL.,, before 1uus'
Gross, the following inquestS Were taAeA S S..n tar
Baker agt Goodman for sSl6 IS; Hascau ana S'e' "a
.'att,g ana w A Cook FOR defendant Sherman ~ -
Hearn, amount NOT stated Arthur Phelps SpS nSsp a
for plaintiff and M. Lewis for defenaine - sns l. n
M Ree9 FOR s7es IS; N Tugwen for plaintiff ana uoaus
Norhrup for defendant MAYER sst Sd SsTSe ~ Mcie.s
mot stated; John Hardy for plalntln anu - sS:o j.
Cor defendant Cegg agt Chckerson Ior s5sfenl
Bullock for plaintiff and Strong and spear ioi Serds
ant In the case OF Nash agt frese thV. iintid an1
for the plaintiff for s2Ii j. 4. Sweeney lof piA'N
Adriance and Wood Tor defendant N.
Before Judge Joachimsen, In Part IL. u ,,sr,
Marine Court, there case OF assault Suu Do
tried Yesterday, in which the defendant OnA'S "A
- a C,rroral jn the 5th Regiment, wss coIsa eliza
With ssssuiting the plaintiff John Biddle VIA .iog
Te testimony showed that while the TWO "eto sboals
,,nner IN -house, nm alteration SS Ridds
eat In the house. The quarrel waxed nerve I GERMAN
snnlied 10 Damasky an opproorous nAme ~ ,Srew -
~ Ssfendant upOn his repeating the wor1 WI thrce
nste AT him producing wound IN hls sku dsped PIN
sses long which, as the plaintiff sworc, sc,ploys
~ ahont three weeks and compelled bluI b.c yerdcs
doctor for which he claimed damages ior n.lu,d ssa
uos Wv. 'oiainttR for Ss6. j. H. Cornell Tor pisiN@'
Chares s. Speucer for defendant
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
CONTESTED WILL CASE.

An interesting will case is to come up for
trial next Tuesday before Surrogate Huchings Apnef
Duel a man who had wandered over the world aud met
many adventures, and was known to some people
Horace A. Miller died at his residence in Onehundreo
and-twentysixth-st., Harlem, leaving about slDW
worth OF property, mainly IN stock OF the Fiosuhs
Elevator Company, TO his wife Elizabeth ANA SIsIeGoo
o. WILSON, blood relative Of mis- wife, 10 the exciasy.
OF his own relatives; The will, on being onfea s ~.
Contested by Thomas W. Duel brother OF the deceao
on the grounds that the latter was OF unsouad mus
when he made the will, and had been unduy lh1uehoo~
Evidence Is 20 be offered these points next IlesuAl
The matter the will or W. W. Hiliker as adIon0a
To next Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
THE WATER FRONT.
THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DOCK COM
MISSI0NERS.

THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF The DOCh COM-
MISSIONERS.
REORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT-woRK OF
TuE OUTGOING BoARD-oUrLINE OF THE M
RovEslRNTs-CoNTRACTs AND LEASES.
A special meeting of the outgoing Board of Dock
Commissioners was held at II a. m, yesterday, all
the members being present. The newly appointed
Commissioners, Jacob A. Westervelt, VIM. Gardiner,
and VIM. Budd, appeared before the Board and
stated that they had taken the oath of Office before
Mayor Havemeyer, and been duly qualified for of
fee on May 90 and were prepared to enter upon their
duties. President Agnew then gave brief sum-
mary of the Departments work since its organiza-
tlon, and some conversation with reference to the
general affairs of the Department was had. The
meeting then adjourned, and the new Commissioners
thereafter held a meeting, and organized
by electing Mr.. Westeryelt as President
Mr. Budd. Treasurer, and Messrs. Budd and Gardl-
ner as Executive Committee and Committee Oh
Audit. The first regular meeting will be held at .
d. IN. to-day and this will be the hour and day OF
their regular weekly meetings As the new Com
missioners are strangers TO one another, ana nave
had no opportunity TO discuss the subject thor-
ougbly President Westervelt was unable to give
any intimation as t. the future policy of the Board
The third annual report of the Department was
sent to the Mayor yesterday. AS it cOves the clos
ing wear of the old Boards service 1t Is very long
and interesting. and when printed with the other
Department reports, will be valuable addition to
those documents The following arc its more i'm
,Dcr4anf faatureS
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

Patrick Dorian has brought an action against
the City of Brooklyn TO recover ss2lO, with interest,"
which claims due him under the contracts for grad
ing and paving sumter-st, from Fultonaye TO Broad
way The defense Ia that the paintln made ueIAul iu
each OF the conditions OF his contract which was res
cnded In conformity with provision contained there
and thereafter the work was completed by the clty az
The piaintiTs expense Case stiil James Troy hp
pears Tor the Dlalutn: William q. DeWtt tQr tho onS'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
CRIMINAL NOTES.

G Kaoyacs. charged with offering uns.sJ n.s.srsJ,
o. n, ~, "a. esnmed By cOnnissOSsf shisia'' '"''
deiaul, Of 500 bail ..terday,
In the Court of Oyer and leLinSei seio,sS cS.a
ntI his morning aner setting DOM some ar ussbs s
hsS Iopl. kelchsarer sho hsd bses Prsoa hi rrsd
S homieie aud agaRst whom tvo drAn1 % 30
Ind hill The Of In Brown, who -. "a, Josa hf "
nOrrOw. S.-4 yeeterd3y,
Az the Jefferson Market Police CSuI' ssss s.lG
TAou.s snesseJ xu esls1-i.tsl isf Wy - s
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

intendont OF Repairs and Supplies, ana oo s,ng naid
Ieonard's decision In the matter OF funus
over to the department In gross sums siSo "''
tho report, and are of interest
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-30
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

From Mr.. Wattelet, passenger in the
stage that WAS stopped by highway-men
ON the Hamilton road. we gather the fol-
lowing additional particulars in regard to
the killing Of William Mann, the driver
OF the stage: The stage was still in mo-
ton when the fatal shot was fired. Im-
mediately afterwards, the horses stopped,
being refined up by the other driver, who
had taken the reiDs from the hands OF
tine wounded man, and the robbers ap-
preached the stage. They were three In
number; one very large man, who seemed
to be the leader, and did all the talking;
one short, but thick, heavy-set man; and
tall, slender man, who was armed with
a long ribs, from which he fired the shot
that killed Mann, and which, through
the whole duration of the affair, and as
as long as the bend of the road permitted
him to be seen after the stage started
again, he kept still levelled on the men
on the box OF the coach. The large man
who did the talking was armed with two
Derringers, and the short, thick-set man
with revolver. The body was not left
at Allison's ranch for interment, but
wrapped in blankets and placed in hay
wagon which Immediately started back
to Hamilton, driven by Frank Saunders,
the driver who was on the box when Mann
was shot, and Joe Parker. Mr.. Allison s
brother took the dead drivers place and
drove the stage two stations, till he met
the regular driver Mr.. Allison stated to
our informant that Mr.. Mann had wife
in the States.
THEATRICAL. - Phoebe theater-goers
have n rich treat in store in the speedy
advent of the Variety, Vaudeville,
Acrobatic and Ethiopian Combina-
ton Troupe. They have met with
marked success wherever they have
appeared, and in Salt Lake, where
they are now playing they appear to
have created quite Juror. The daily
papers speak of them in the highest
terms. The Tribune Critic, after eulog-
izing the performance of allie. Eugene
Garretta on the Revolving Globes; the
Dutch Songs and Dances by Miss Carrie
Armstrong and Mr.. Larkin, and the
soprano voice and graceful dancing of
Mile. Josephine, says, 'the marvellous
Trapeze act of Edward Montague, alone,
is worth the price of admission 10
see the daring gymnast flying through
the air. at the very dome of the building,
causes one to hold his breath with
wonder and excitement" Our citizens
who were here year ago, well remember
their old favorite Mile. Josephine, and
will gladly welcome her return to the
Boards of the Phoebe Theater. We pre-
dict for the troupe an unqualified success
Their programme of specialties will be
found in another column.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-30

nRAwN BY BOONE 4 DOLMAN ON
IL Wells Fargo & Co., 1ioche, No. IS, dated
February Is, for $500. payable to william Bader
or order. All persons rasc notihed not to pur.
chase said check a. payment has been stopped.
MCCULLOUGH WOOD.
Phoebe, New, March ~, 1873. mr2a.in