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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-06-13
DICKENS CREEKITEMS.

The winter of our discomfort is gone
and summer has commenced Crops are
prOmising,amuc h larger acreage in cotton
than heretofore. Many had to replaDt
and the,late cotton seems to be the thriiC.
lest. Fruit crops short except blackher-
ries and persimmons. The chestnut
promises we'll.
One of our Oldest citizens, Spencer
Tinsley, 90 years DID, has for the
last ter. years been working on a per-
petual motion, and strange as it may
seem, has succeeded. He has lRbored very
quietly and secretly, and now has his
model before the public. Scientific men
gay his is a success. He will start for
Washington in few days. He was adj
vised to take it to the Exposition, but
he good naturally remarked, that some
Yankee would steal it before it could be
patented.
Our Farmers Club met Saturday, pur-
suant to adjournment, and fully organ
lied. Some sixty members enrolled all
reliable and experienced farmers. Esq,
Dent, Chairman, John Runions, Secre-
tary. The Chairman called on Col.
Dickens, to demonstrate the object of the
Club. The Col. seemed at home and Was
quite felicitous in his remarks. He said
our object was to correct many evils, it
was the root of commerce, to add energy
to industry, in fact reVolutionize the ag-
riculture of the country, keep our eyes
open and work with vim, watch our
law makers, and send good and true
farmers to legislate, none of the limbs
of the law, then we would have laws
that would be laws, and we would not
need any. of your County Court APP
proval. Let us oppose all dog laws,
liquor laws and their kin. Let us put
Our foot on immigration, we want no
Dutch or Yankees on our creek, tor all
the darkies and the most of the whites
ARE this day out of bread. Let our motto
be that no one can be a member of our
Club, who has to buy corn. Ii we make
a surplus of corn, we can manufacture
it into good old Bourbon or Robertson,
If we want to emigrate, take the ne>
gro and export him to some foreign Land
where he can rest from his tolls, and
live on roots. Follow my advice and we
will thrive and go on our way rejoicing.
But if you go in for railroads, immi-
grafton, blooded stock, dog and whisky
laws, as our able Chairman says, let us
die the death of Notwithstanding
awful,
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coLUMnEA MARKET.
Office Of MARTIN, EneRy & wgIanr,


Office ofMARTIN, EMERY 4 WRIGHT, !
Baeon-shoulders &c; sides q stoicc; hams Zoe
Bntter-15c. to zoe.
BeesUa.c-2lc.
Blackiag- --75c.gl 90 y doz.
C0fton-6 to 1515c.
feeling.
Cotton Scetl-i0c per 100 lbs.
Cofa-70c; Scarce and in demand.
oogee-Rio, Pc; Java, 5O@ss Laguira, %.
Goa, on SIC by the barrel; 4o@5oc. q gal
CdHdLes-222I1 s0g25c. Il 10.
Dried F'uit-Apples c, 4 peaches Sc; J.
1apeaehes Sto4; peeled peaches s TO Sc. duh.
TzoSar-$4. 50 to $500 per 100 from store.
GiRge1-4QG50c.
h'oa Tie8-11c.
Ldrd-Sc
Lime-5O@60c. . bushel.
Medt-75c from wagons
MotGsses aud tSyrnps-cOmm0n, iJc. @ i00 gOl-
den syrup, SliglS.
Pea Ntts-50c to 55c better feeling.
Potatoes Northern Seed Peach Blows $500
Pepper-35d40c.
Rtce-l1@l2c.
Salt-si00 for bu Dbl; sos for 3 D.
Stock Psos.-Sl % to 81.
Soap-l09l5c.
Soda--l0@l2c.
Su9cr-New Orleans, ll@I5c; Demerara La
l2c; sugar, l5c; crushed and granulafed,
1512@l6c.
Ted-l.25CS2.50 q h.
Td{toto tic. II Ii.
Rool-i9 to 45e for Tub Washed; % to 2Sc tor
long wool free ofbuls; BURY wool Is to Doc
Whedt-Sl 0O9Sl 10. Dull.
Hay-Northcrn hay, in bale, at 81 % TO 81 So;
per 100
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The Hop.

The young men gave an elegant hop at the
residence Of Mai. l. n. Barnett last Tuesday
night, in honor OF the Graduating Glass Of the
Female Institute. 1t was a charming affair.
splendid band Of music was procured from
Nashville, and the house was filled with beau
tiful and bewitching young girls. The
young men, too, were there in stern array. A
large number Of the graduating class all be-
ing in this yicinity-were present, and ii
would be hard to find beFy Of more beauti-
full or accomplished girls. Six of the eve are
Seven Society were there, including the tai
sate4 valedictOrian, and the queen rose in
the rosebud cardera of girls. Two hand
some young ladies OF Nashville, the Misses
T., rs much alike as two sugar trees, were
present. The brilliant and fascinating Mrs.
Ed. Cooper was also there. The hop was a
brilliant success. and much OF it was due e
the energy aud tact Of the managers,
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IL. VI HELM, IN
I'll. l.. WHITE,
d. G. TAYLOR,

A la called meeting of Chicamauga Tribe
No. I, Improved Order of Red Men, held at
their Wigwam, eth setting of the sun, hot
moon, G. S. d 3S2, the following Preamble
and Resolutions were adopted, viz:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great Spirit to
remove from our Hunting Grounds Worthy
Chief Z. A. THOMPSON to the Hunting Grounds
of his Fathers; therefore, be it
]. ResotUed, That we bow, with humble sub
mission to the Divine Will of Him who doe;h
all things we'll, hoping that our late brother
may, through His mercy and goodness be en-
abled to paddle his canoe safely to that
bourne from whence no traveller returns and
as he has LANDED his frail barque beyond Iife's
tempestuOus sea, may his eternal lot be cast
with those who know no sorrow and can feel
no pain.
2. Resolred, That we deeply sym pathize with
the immediate family of the deceased, and de-
plore the loss of one who was model son,
loving and devoted husband and father.
g. ResOtUed, That we attend the funeral at
4 clock, P. NJ, Sunday June Sth, in a body,
and pay the last sad tribute of respect to our
departed chief and wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days; and that the Pre-
amble and Resolutions be spread upon our
Minutes, a copy be sent the family under the
seal of this Tribe, and copy furnished the
Columbia papers for publication.
JOSH q. BAILEY
Il. YOFsT, Committee
w. A. SMITH,
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Nine o'clock last Monday night found quite
a largo congregation of people in st. Peters
Church. They had come there 10 witness the
marriage ceremony between Mr.. Thomas f.
Fleming aud Miss Lily Baird, both of our
fown, The beautiful marriage ceremony Of
Abe Episcopal Church was performed by Rev.
sir Beckett Ia & very impressive manner.
Members OF the family and few mtimat e
friends went out to Capt. J. NJ, Hickey 5 beau
siful and hOspitable residence, aud spent de-
Iightful evening. An elegant supper was
spread and eaten. Never did young people
have a nicer time. All felt at home under the
roof Of the waTm~hearted and bospitahie Gap
tain and his lovely and beautiful bride. We
have never recorded a marriage that gave US
more pleasure than that of Mr.. Fleming aud
Miss Baird. 1t would be hard TO lind more
suitable match. Both have always been uni
versally loved by their associates, and they are
good representatives, of the young men anc
women of Columbia. a noble and beautiful
life spreads out before THE youthful couple.
MAY Gods choicest blessings follow them
through life, is the prayer Of all hearts.
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The annual closing exercises commenced
Thursday the 5th inst, and closed last Friday
night. The salutRtory was read by Miss isouhe
Zollicoher, Youngest daughter OF the lamented
Gen. Felix X. ZolhcOfier. II was as original
and pleasing, as the reader was beautiful and
graceful. An address on female edBcstion,
was delivered by DR.. Samuel Benedict, of Sq-
vannah, Ga. IL was hrst-claSS production,
and was listened 10 atteuuvely. His rehec-
tions on the effect OF education, not conducted
ON Christian principles, were excellent. His
ideas were good language beautiful, and rem
dered d0ubly fascinating by his pleasant de-
livery. Rev. Mr.. Beckett conferred diplomas
on nineteen Young ladies. His remarks were
serious, impressive and appropriate, and gave
ample evidence of the warm attachment be Gu
tertaiued for his pupils. The following young
ladies graduated Miss Matte Barnard, step
daughter of Gen. K. B. Rbett, of the New Or
Deans Picayuue Miss Earle BristoG: Mss Lu-
Gle Huntington, daughter OF Col +. &. Dun
ninCton Miss Mary Embry Miss Maria Polk
Greeu Miss Louie A. Jones, daughter OF
Judge I. NJ. Jones, Of Pulaski; Miss Ivy
Lighttort Miss Ella Polk, daughter OF the
late Gen. Luciuss j. Polk; Miss Kate V. Phillips
Miss Lucy Qgarles, daughterof Gen. VIM. \,
tluarses, of GAINESVILLE, Miss Alice Rankin I;
Miss Mary Robinson Miss Eva SOweIl; Miss
Eva Strange, Miss Jimmie Treadwell, of
Memphis Miss is dis lee Watson, daughter
of Judge Watson, of Nashville: Miss Ella
, Webster Miss Lulie Zimplemau Miss
FeIix X. ZollicoH'er. Miss Lee Watson read
he valedietory in soft, sweet style that
showed she felt what she was saying. The
morning exercises were Interspersed with eN-
cellent music. The muslca! concert Friday
niyht. under the supervision OF tine accom-
pIIshed aadame Esteve, was a fine entertain
meut The pupils showed excellent training.
The following programme was rendered -
PART F4RsT.-Magicienn Chorus, Halevy
Nabucco-Sextette, Verdi; Alpine MAIDS
Duo. Glover; Concert March-Soio, WOllen-
haupt. Solo from William Tell, RosSiui ;
Atbalia--Qrartette Mendelssohn; Then breathe
one sgh-Trio, Campana Robert lie Diabie
Piano and Organ, Esyerbesr; Jagarita-
Chorus, Halevy.
PART SEcoSp.-Row us-Chorus, Campana
&uette De P0rtuci--Quartette, Auber; Solo
from LucTezIa, Donizetji La Jeunesse Doree
Duo, Sidney Smith Martha-Piano Solo,
Asher Air from Gazza Ladra, RosSini; Ben
BOlt-PianO Solo, Wallace; Trio from Lucia,
Donizetti Overture to Oberon. Weber
Tempest-Chorus, Cam pana.
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List of Real Estate TRANSFERS.

H. B. Titcomb to J, NJ. Towlar, lot in Co
lambda, s327 So
E, G.. Wells to James f. Wells, f2 acres in
% district, $4,000.
G. D. Trousdale to John W. TrousdaIe, is
of 152 acres in 10th district, 800,
Cathey Il Isom to Stephen Worl ey, Is acres
in l6th district, s..
George D. Mclean to Barclay Martin, 156
acres and los poles in 21st district, 81 500.
Armstrong u Tindall to M. A Martin, Il
acres in 9th district, 81 ,024.
White q Shaw to a. II, Kerr, 20 acres 10
22d district, $904.
White & shay tq C. T. Merritt, 2oa acres
IN 25d district, S931.
White & Shaw to Ryall Foster, 33A acres
in % district $50.
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Attempt atJaiI Delivery.

There was another attempt to break
Jail made by John Roller, George Jack
son and Charley Mason, last Thursday
evening. They were chained to the
floor, but one of them had gotten loose
and priced heavy plank from the side
OF the cell, and was about to prize of
the lock to the inner door when Mr..
Latta caught him. A file was found in
the cell, with which the prisoner had
. liberated himself; and it is supposed to
be one that was put in there sometime
ago, when Gordon and his crowd tried
to escape. Mr.. Latta has all three OF
them chained around the neck, and the
chains fastened to the centre OF the floor.
1t looks like this ought 10 make them
secure
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More valuable than treasury Notes

How that old cynic, Sam johnson, would
have revealed through Webster's massive new
Unabridged How he would have gloated
over its magnificent letter-press and its illus
trstions, beautiful as new Treasury Notes, and
MUCH MORE VALUABLE to the student. The
Merriams have inc urred fabulous expense in
having the whole work rewritten, reset, re-
cast, and republished. II is not mere reyis-
ion, but reconst mction. To insure excel
lenoe in Typography, it comes from the River
side Press, which is all that need be said about
its mechanical execution. 1t is q marvellous
specimen of learning, labor, research, and
taste. 1t is by far THE GREATEST LITERARY
WORK OF TIE AGE.-Baltimore American.
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pcosh orMr.T. A. Thompson

MIR. T. A. Black Thompson, well-known
an this aud other towns, died at his residence
in this place last Friday night, at quarter
before ten o'clock. He was buried with the
honors of the Odd Fellow and Red Men
Lodges Sunday evening. large number of
citizens attended his funeral and burial, for
he was very popular and kind, and generous
70 a fault. He was born on the 18th day of
August. 1884, the very day ON which DR.. Thos.
Brown, of this place. died of cholera,-and
would have been, therefore, thirty-nine years
years old, had he lived uHtIl the 18th Of Au-
-uist next.
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TRIRUTES OF RESPECT.

At called meeting of Columbia Lodge No.
following Resolutions were Shau i3 sIS
adopted.
WHEREAs, 1t has pleased Almighty God in
= II lS1 ~ II
the person of our worthy and beloved brother,
L. A. THOMPSON; and.
WHEREAS, 1t was with feelings of the deepest
regret and sorrow that we heard of his sudden
death Oh the night OF the 9th inst, therefore,
Resolced, That we deeply mourn the loss OF
our departed brother, who was true and
worthy exemplar IN the great cause of hui
manity.
Rtsotred, That, having consigned his body to
the grave, We will wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days.
Resoired, That a copy of these resolutions be
published in the HERALD and MAIL, and CODY
Be furnished the family of the deceased, and
tender them our sincere coincidence in this our
common bereavement.
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CHANCERY SALE.

Saturday the DIST day Of Junc. ls73-In
pursuance of a decree rendered hy tha
Chancery Court at Nashville, In the case Of
Thos. J. HouRh, guardian &c., and u. j. Carter
and another VIII sell a. public sule, %
the highest bidder at the Court house 40 Coz
lumDia, Tennessee; on Saturday the 2tst duv
OF June, 1873, at ~ O'Clock. M, The following
described property, viz
A house aud lot fronting lN feet Inches pn
Main street, Columbia, ANA running back
10 feet, more ur less being the same pur-
chased by john a. Hough from q. Russell
See deed Book N. 2nd Vol D. lOS, Registers
office, Columbia, Tennessee. one third cash
and residue on credits of0, II and Is months,
notes required with approved security ana
lien retained. NATHANllsL BANTER,
e. A NJ
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OHANCERY SALE
nE pEAT fsEqfAfrI
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

in Chancery al Colmubia-LOuIl1J q. Nor.
gan, ct ais, COmp'ts, W. VI. u. Clupton, ct ais,
deTt-.
it appearing from affidavit That the sdeTt..
Hoggatt ClOptOn, Is nonresident ur thtf
State Of Tenucssee; 10 Us therefore ordered
That lie enter his appearance herein briofo
or on Monday, the lGth day Of june lt Del.
ing rule day Of said courti, at the ucyI
term Of the ChHnCcfN Court 10 pee held &C.,
Columbia, on the second Monday tu juno
next, 1873, and plead, answer or dcutuT a.
complainants bill, or the same viii hr tHk-
en- for confessed ~ ~ him and yet Goa bear
ing cN partc; and that copy ~ ihiH order
De published for four consecutive weeks
In the Columbia Herald.
May 23.-H. y. y. COOPER, q, a 81.
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The address of Rev Mr.. OTIS is, No. sos
Washington street, Wilmington, Del He will
ways be glad TO hear from his friends in Co.
lumbia, and to have any of them going east
to visit him in his new home. He has been
received in his new field of labor with vel
come and cordiality up to the full m easure of
his highest anticipations, and begins his Ia
bors under the most encouraging prospects.
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John Reeves Arrested

John REEVES, Of this county, who was re
leased from jail on bond for his appearance al
the last Criminal court and forfeited his bond
was captured at Aspen Hill, Giles county
Monday night last, by Deputy Sheriff Aymett
Of that county. and lodged in Jail at Pulaski
Armsts shot at him twice, but missed him
He will ret a reward of $50 that was offered
for his arrest
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DEATHS

Near Pisgah church, on the 10th inst, after
a long and painful illness, MAT SANFORD.
At the residence of her father. VIM. Erwin
ESQ, on the Stk inst, Mrs. LIZZIE DUE, wife Of
John 3, Due, Esq.
AT Neapolis, on Tuesday, the 10th inst, Mr..
BADGETT, father of Rev B. Z. Badgett.
In Culleoka, Friday, the 9th inst, of con.
sumption, Mrs. FANNIE DAVIS, wife of Addi-
son NJ. Davis.
On Bear Creek on the 18th of June, JEo. R.
GJNNELLS, of CONSUMPTION.
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A stahhing Array.

A serious difficulty occurred on ]. II.
Gillespie's place, in this county,
last week. Ben Spindle aud Henry
Moore attacked Caleb Love, for some i'm
proprieties, and inflicted severe, and per-
haps fatal wounds upon him, with their
knives. They have given bond in the
sum of &, 900 each, to appear at the next
term of the Criminal Court.
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Will please "don't view us with critics eye,
but pass" etc. as the editor is unayoidsbly
absent this week, upop business up the coun-
try of a very HARRIs-ing nature that can only
be attended to in person.-Mariana (Fla.)
Courier.
The editor above referred to was at Mt.
Pleasant, in this county, when the above ex-
tract was written. We understand that the
reason DR.. Walter Parker did not catch any
fish when he was on Buffalo River, was be-
cause he was harra( Dssed by mosquitoes and
the girl he left behind him.
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No armer in Maury or any other county
ought To forget the great sale Of stock, which
is 10 take place at Ewell Station, near Spring
Hill on Wednesday the sth of June An
Other chance like Il to get thoroughbred stock,
OF all descriptions, may not be offered so near
home 10 our farmers in many years.
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At the last stated meeting of Euphemia
Lodge, No. 1875, F. & A. NJ, the following Of
ncers were elected for the next twelve months
j. T. Williamson, w. NJ; H. P. Seavy, s
W; s. SAMSON, J. W: Frank III. Smith, Sec
A. j. Walker, Treas'r.; w: B. Wilson, Tyler.
There win be call ed meeting tonight Tor in
StallatiOn.
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memorial association.

We are requested to announce that a
meeting of the Confederate Memorial Associa-
ton is called this evening, at eight O'Clock, in
the basement of the Methodist church. Sew
eral efforts to get the Association together
have proved unavailing, and we sincerely
trust that themmembers, and especially the
Directors, will not longer neglect to attend.
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Hanged himself.

A man named Britton, said to be from
the southern portion of this county.
hanged himself with his linen buster,
near Brentwood, Tuesday. Cause
whisky and gambling.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
m TANI

BY virtue Of deed OF trust tg mo .t,cu-
ted by John NJ. Spencer, OF lticlmnu rotift-
Is. Tenn, registered iu odd county. viii
sell on the 18th day .. June ncxf, 10 thn
highest bidder, al The court house door ln
Columbia, oil the EiSht, title and Interest oi
said spencer u. aud % the Beaver Dum Tau-
merry aud aoOnt 800 acres ofwild land men
TONED ~ SAIL deed. Terms $50 cash. aud
balancc on credit % one, two aud ihrca
years, note and security and Interest nYin
day of sale. sold Without the cuulD. of re-
dempfton, THOS. II. WILLIAMS,
May ~, ls73-3w. Trustee
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Has been appointed Local Agent Nashville
Life Insurance Company. All Renewals on
Policies from this date must be paid TO him
at w. H. Williams Drug Store, corner
Square and South main street.
May %, 1S73-Im.
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Wamasutta Fruit of the Loom and other
standard brands ofbIeached Domestic at low
or prices than any other house in town
W, !, pbiliDs.
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NsOLYENT NOTICE.

This day came before me at my Office in
in Columbia, Tenn, w. b. Ramon Admin
istrator of Il. +. Turner, deed, and suggested
% me the insolvency of the estate Of said H.
i. turner. qec'd l., all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to
file them with the County Court Of Maury
county, on or before the LIST Monday in
Witness, John M. Hickey, clerk. Nav 18th,
1873. JOHN Nj HICK EY Clerk
May 30, '73.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
DUE TERNIS.
$3.50 A YEAR, PAID IN ADVANCE
$500 IN NOT IN ADVANCE.

ns- All advertising will be considered Cash
aud eolleetable any time after the first inscr-
Rates II Aauerfisiua-One square Zone inch
for one insertion, sl.50; each additional inser-
ton. IS cents
Advertisements occupying n special posi-
ton win be charged y per cent. advance.
Business cards not to exceed six lines OF
NOnpareil inserted mos. for IS; + mos. s.;
one year slO
Announcement of Candidates as follows:
For Municipal Offices -; for County Officers
s.: for state Officers SO.
Obituary notices and tributes of respect
inserted at 81 per square.
Notices inserted in the Local Column viii
be charged 10 cents line.
Advertisements on which the number OF
insertions Is not marked viii he published
TILL FORBID, and charged accordingly
NO advertisement from a distance will be
inserted unless accompanied by the cash
Those advertising by the year are permit
ted TO change their advertisements quarter
ly free of charge.
Yearly advertisements must be paid for
at the end Of each quarter. Those inserted
for less than three months must be paid for
in advance.
~ No deduction from published rates.
STTPULATIoNS.
The privilege of annual advertiser, Il
strictly limited to their own Immediate bus
iness, and all space occupied beyond the
limits engaged, viii be charged proper
tiOnately and separe bills rendered.
Wr-S6a Wur.a WHfh VR7R
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Hats

Old men, young men, young men, boys and
and children, we will introduce to-day for
our wear, All of the newest style of the sea,
son at low prices for cash.
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The Athanpnm-

u6 huISHbutH'
The patrons oft the Columbia Athen AuM arc
invited to attend the following written and
oral examinations:
French, Wednesday, June 4th.
Music, Friday, june 9th.
Chemistry, Monday, June 9th.
Moral Philosophy and Political Economy,
Wednesday, June 11th.
General Z istory, Friday. June 18th.
English and American Literature, Monday,
June 18th
English, Wednesday, June 18th.
Mathematics, Friday, juno Goth.
Latin, Monday, June 25j.
Dancing Soiree, Wednesday evening June
25th.
The public arc invited to be present at the
examinations Of Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, June 18th, 10Th, and 9Th the Operet-
ia, Tuesday evening JGne 24th, AMI Concert
of Vocal and EnstrumcntaI music. Thursday
evening, June 18th, and tho commencement
exercises on Friday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees will be held in the Athcn rum Office on
Friday, .jlne 18th. at T. O'Clock Nj. II is hoped
that all OF the members will attend.
RoBT. d. SMITH, Principal.
Athen Enm Office, June 9Th, lS73-3t
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Window Shades, Looking Glasses, Combin
ed CLOSING and Fluting Irons, cheap al W
X. Elan S.
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Business Notices.

Shirt Fronts, fine white Shirts, Cheviot
Shirts, Drawers, Collars, silk and linen hand
kerchiefs, gloves, Hosiery etc., very cheap.
Junel3 70, lt. WI. Philips,