The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-08-22
OVER THE SKATE.
ackson mnzzles its dogs.

| jackson muZZleS its dogs.
The Dover Record reports a terrific
rain on the night OF the 18th.
certain school district of Madison
! county numbers 49, children and l56
| dogs by actual count.
The police of Jackson made fifty ar
! rests during the week ending the 10Th
| fighting, lewdness and vulgar language.
The value of farm productions of Sbel~
I by county is estimated at over four mills
! lions of dollars by the census men.
Rev Colin Mckinney, born in North
| Care lima in 1910 and for many years
| Presbyterian pastor of Jackson, died in
! Ripley on the 10th inst.
The late election resulted in the defeat
in Upton county of the additional
school tax. TIE vote was very light,
the polls being only opened at three or
four precincts.
The Lynchburg Pioneer learns that
hogs at the different distilleries in Moore
county are dying with cholera.
Tom Bascum, a new champion OF the
prize ring in Tennessee, offers to bet
$780, 900 that he can whip Allen, Gala
CHER, McCOOle, Chambers, and SeddOns,
all at once, within thirty minutes, in
rOUgh~and~tumble fight If Bascum
were from almost any other State III T.
Union, we should have some doubts
about his ability to do it.
Dr. White, of the Lebanon Hcr0Id, is
the Secretary of the Board of School Di-
rectoTs il Wilson county.
Two BOYS named Gillespie, were
drowned near Halls mills in Bedford
county on the 9th. One OF them was
floating on a plank and by some means
fell Oft into deep water. The other went
to his assistance, but was overcome by
the struggles of the first one and both
went down together and were drowned.
Their bodies were recovered that night.
The Morristown Gd-ctfc says the av-
erdge wheat crop of East Tennessee is
only little over six bushels 10 the acre.
Tie Banner says of the Bishop of Ten
nessee: "Rev Charles Todd QUintarj is
now unable to attend to his duties be
cause of illness. He is at Sewanee, and
his physicians say that it is necessary
for him to remain there several weeks
LetOre resumiug his ministerial work"
Pulaski citizen: Gle was to DO mar
ried and went to invite a friend, which
friend bad taken for his hearts idol the
very young lady to whom he was to be
married, and was considerably 'sOt
back when he heard the news. Three
Young men rode eleven miles on foam
ing ST eds, and rushed into our Office
and furnished them TO us, to whom we
shall always feel ourselves obliged"
The Kingston East Te7tucNsccr3, says
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twelve, was united in he holy bonds OF
wailock few DAYS ago. 10 Master
George Green, aged sixteen, of the
neighBorho0d of II Il Noon Island. Of
this county. a rather youthful couple.
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The Memphis appeal tells how a |
young mans coat was stolen. The lar /
ceny was practiced by Main street !
clearinghouse clerk, who, being a rival !
OF tue unfortunate youth, stole the coat /
IN order TO gam possession OF twenty /
seven loNe-ieIlers JuSI received from a |
i"s'lna'iuS !%uE III Georgia IL seems
ne merely aiu IL IN "iuGr 10 see now lar
MS rival Heu pI"SIeSSeu'
This fearful disease Sill fingers in our
midst, as itreluCtaut to leave us, The |
weather has been changeable during the /
past week but rather productive OF dis
ease. The general health is equally as
God if not better than at this time last
wear: t"a ratio OF mortality is less than
at the corresposS, period for several
wears. Business is aluC+et wholly suS
Blended, and but few of our peot,t'" who
had fled from the cholera have reinrnad
Some few are gradually coming back.