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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-03
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Il BelknAp, with North Missouri X. X.
Il Cameron, with IL. a 81. 10. X. X:


Trains connect At Rock Island with the Chicago,
X 1. a Pacific, the Peoria q X, l., and the Western
Union Railways. At Monmouth with the u, Is. q
q for Burlington, Galcshurg and Peoria. AT Bush
nell with the &. b. a q Tor Quincy. AT Boards
town with the Springfield Illinois South Eastern
for Springfield and PauA Al Chaplin with the To
ledo, W. q Western for jacksonville, Naples and
Hannibal, and at 81. Louis with all Railroads and
Steamboat lines diverging from that point.
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: L. TcET,HERNE

ATTORNEY AScELdEhNE,
n ano Solicitor in COUNSELOR AT LAW
Rock Island House, Ii ancery; Once opposite
---------- Island Ill S-30dwIy
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RAILROADS.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC R. R.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC r. r.
NB-Ail trains in or out Of Rock Island run by
Chicago tme-except the Peoria trains, whieh run
nv Ioirdo time Chicago time Is about ID minutes,
and Toledo about II minutes faster than hoek ISL
and time.
Express and Mall leaves :OOa. m. and l0:45 p. m.
Accommodation, leaves At 4;l5 p. m.
GOING WEST.
Express and Mail, leaves 5;45 = m. and s:i5 p. m.
AoooMMoDAroS TRAIN.
Arrives At Bureau Junction, s:i5 D. M
Leaves Bureau junction, B:i5 a. m.
Day Express and Mail leaving Rock Island at
500 q m. connects at Bureau junction for Peoria,
aI9:sS p m. arriving at Peoria at go y m
connects at Bureau junction for Peoria NJ 500
arriving al Peoria At SIS a m.
This road connects At West Liberty with the b,
X. 4 NJ. X. r. for Burlington and keokuk, south,
and for Austin and 81. Paul, north.
Connects going east at c. B. & O. Crossing, for
AZ sale, with Illinois Central r. r. for Mendoza.
Al Ottawa with Fox River Valley Il. X. for Aurora.
Al Joliet, with c., A. a ST. l. X. X.
At Engewood, with Lake Shore X r. and p, TT.
W. a q. r. X
AT Chicago, with all diverging railways.
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN R.R.
Passengers for Kansas, Leavenworth and inter
mediate points on this Road, take westward trains
Of the Chicago, X. l. a Pacific H. H. arriving al
Leavcuworth At 1000 a. IN. and At II 10 p. IN.
Connecting 1t Davenport, with ID. 4 81 7. r. r.
for De VIII and Maquoketa.
Al Columbus junction, with b. G. r. & NJ. r. X
for Cedar Rapids, Cedar FAlls, and ST. Pau, north
and Burlington and Keokuk, south
At Fairfield, with b. a NJ X. X for Burlington.
Al Ashland with Des Moines Valley X. X. for Ike
oknk, Ounmwa, oskaoosa, Eddyville, 4rinnel
Al BelknAp with North Missouri r. r.
Al Cameron, with H. a 81 10. X. X.
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Ladies who are suffering from certain complaints
known ouly to females should at once get DR.. Vel
pan's Female Pills. They produce most charm
ing effect Sold by all Druggists.
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The genuine article. must have DIR. John Bills
private stamp on each bottle. Dr. John Bnil only
mas the right to manufacture and sell the Original
John ]. Smiths Tonic Syrup OF Louisville KY
Examine well the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp IL not ON each oottle, do not pur
chase, n YOU will be deceived. See my column
advertisement and my show card. will prose.
cute any one infringing on my right The genuine
smith Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by my
self The pubc's servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
Louisville, Nov. 5, 1869 jan2l-d&w1y.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited, and
the counterfeiter brought to giref
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BUSINESS CARDS.
yENwoRTHY & BEARDsLEY.

L Z, AND ABSTRACT oFFToE. ROOMS IN
ley. t House. Jno T kenworthy, JAS, NJ Boards.
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Manhood womanhood msrriaoe

7o Pages, illustrated fine plates, sent postpaid fo
so cents, by DR.. Whittier OF st. Charles Street, St
Louis, Mo-, the great Specialist. Read his card.
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS
PosT OFFICE. OPPOSITE ARGUS oTFIcE.

ALEDO AND OQuAwKA b30P.M sOOA. n
SwedOna and New Windsor, arrives Tuesdays
nd Thursdays at5P.M. Departs Wednesdays and
Aturdays atsA An.
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New York, Nov. 1.-The bricklayers
and masOns will meet tonight aud determ-
inc whether or not they will accept the sit
uation and agree to the reduction of their
wages that has been decided upon by en-
ployers. The bricklayers of Washington
have commenced 10 strike
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-31
Letter from VIrginIa-.Dr. Mum
sey's Character INDICATED.


To the Editors of the Col,smbia Herald:
1 observed in your paper of Oct.
Path, an extract from the Lexington
(Va.) Gazette, in regard to 1.-THE fall
Of DR.. W. E. Munsey." 1t is a great
pity that editors will write things
when they know nothing of them,
and especially so when these things
are calculated to injure the reputa-
ton of man. am a Maury Coun-
tan, and write you this article in or
sder to defend before my own people
the character of a man who is defam-
ed and slandered.
DR.. Munsey has not fallen. He
stands to-day, as he has stood for
eight years, the admired genius of the
NJ. E. Church South. 1t was my
privilege to hear this celebrated pull
pit orator on yesterday as well as the
Sabbath before. 1t had been a cher
ished hope with me for years that |
might hear him; and when he preach
ed he far transcribed my widest fan
cy of his ability. If he is insane, would
that more Of his brethren would ego
md do likewise !" He preached on
The 18th at Marion Va, before the
Holston Conference there assembled.
The occasion was the ordination of
Elders. For two hours before the
time came, the church was filed. Al
tlr, isles and gallery were packed.
When DR.. Munsey came he had to be
lifted in at the window, in order to
reach the pulpit. Could an insane
nan draw such a crowd? Would
venerable ministers and educated, re
ined Virginians thus flock to hear
mailman preach? Would the Presi-
lent of one of the foremost colleges
IN the South, himself minister and
loctor of divinity, invite mental
wreck to preach to his students?
DR.. Munsey's health has been very
poor, but he Is fast recovering it, and
viii perhaps be ready to resume his
regular work at the next session of the
Baltimore Conference, of which he is
l respected and influential member.
May he live long to bless the church
md display to the world, as he has
done, the dignity and power of intel
lect. EQUITY.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-31

VIZ fully endorse the following
sentiments expressed by the jackson
Wbig and Tribune, and invite every
rue man in the State 10 act upon
1hcm: If the South Is to be REDEEM
ed, # the Republic Of our fathers is
70 be saved, old Wings and old Dem
Gratis, Conservatives and Liberals,
must lock shields and move together
upun the common enemy. In unity,
complete and enthusiastic, lies our
common salvation. If elimination
and rc.rimiuation is INDUCED, unity
!, impossible. Let US hurry out OF
-irbt and forever the animosities Of
.be past and make Il common cause
for our country's good. We cannot
afford to quarrel by the way, as TO
,Le banner under which we are 10
march. If the flag chosen by the
majority Of those opposed TO the
deadly principles of radicalism bears
,,oon It's foLls. State equality, local
~alfnoTernment, honesty, justice and
ooual rights 10 all, that Is sufficient
for true patriots. To this noble work
of unifcation, the blending together
OF al die political elements adverse
ta radisali-m. the Hbig end Tribune
VII be devoted
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-31

IHE following paragraph from tie
Lynchburg Firyipion seems to fur.
nish complete rsfutation of the ru.
mors prcjudicial to Munsey's fame
recently published in the papers
We have been informed, and our
information comes from Il very relia-
be source, that Rev. DR.. Aunsey,
whose reported unfortunate mental
condition has been alluded to in our
columns, appeared before the Holston
Conference Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South, in session at Ma
Tiou last week, and, having satisfied
the conference Of his restoration to
health and perfect capability for the
discharge of ministerial duties, be
vas requested to preach in that place
on Sunday evening. He complied
with the request, and delivered an
able and impressive sermon to a very
large audience. This intelligence i
very gratifying to US, and we feel con-
ddent it VIII he gladly received by
the many friends Of this able divine,
wherever his name and eminent ser
vices in the Christian ministry are
anown.'
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Who Is TO be Our Next Cover.
nor?

1t is time the people opposed to
Radicalism we're determining who
shall be their candidate. 1t Is time
we we're discussing-not the claims Of
different individuals; for no individ-
ual has a claim on the office-the
qualities ofindividuals fill this office,
and their availability as candidates.
In the first place, it is conceded
by us Of Middle Tennessee that West
Tennessee il entitled TO the next
Governor. So we are limited to
West Tennessee 70 select from. At
ter much deiberation and a careful
review Of the different possible candi-
dates, we find in Judge John J.. T.
Sneed more of the necessary qualities
than in any man We can think of the
Western Division. Judge Sneed has
intellectual capacity. He is a schol-
arly gentleman. II, Guild grace the
Governors chair. nH ~Huld give dig
nifty and homo he ofice We
would be proud Of such a Governor as
Judge Sneed would NJ axe.
In the second place, he IS the most
available man in West Tennessee.
Who can say aught against him? He
is universally popular. He is not an
old party hack, and has no dead
wei.,ats of party corruption and party |
tricks '0 carry. The name and char
acter Of Judge Sneed will unite ele- |
ments, and harmonic voters, and |
bring out the whole strength of the !
opposition TO Radicalism.
We have no idea that Judge Sneed |
desires the ofhce-in fact, we expect
he had rather continue in his present |
position. But if the interests of the
people of Tennessee require this or
any other reasonable sacrifice, We
have no doubt but he viii be ready
to make it. y.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-31

We learn from the Athens Pos
that on Wednesday evening, the 90
inst, a negro girl with basket OIL
her arm appeared at the residence
respectable citizen Of that place anC
handed the lady a note. While shC
was reading it the girl disappeared
leaving the basket. The note con.
tanned twenty dollars, and stated that
the basket contained an infant which
was commended to the care and at
tention Of the lady, also that add
tional remittances would be made
from time to time. The girl was af
forwards discovered and taken into
custody. She stated that they were
placed in her possession at Knox
vile by female physician of thai
city, with instructions a. above.
Further investigation developed the
fact that the infant was the illegitimatt
child Of a prominent man and wom-
an, who are now married, but are
unwilling now TO take to their homo
in the South this little innocent
reminder of their past shame.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-31

WE learn that on Monday last,
near Mulberry, In Lincoln county,
Capt. W. P. Tolly, formerly editor OF
the Lincoln County News, was as
saulted BY negro man, formerly a
slave of TolIy's father, and was liter
ally cut 10 pieces with an Ak. 1t APP
pears that the difficulty grew out OF
Tolly's whipping a daughter of the
negro. The difficulty occurred in Il
field where some words passed be-
tween them, when Tolley drew his
pistol, but it failed t, cevolve, when
the negro struck him with the ak,
cutting severe cash in his back be-
tween the shoulders, one in his right
side, sinking tie AK up TO the eye,
cutting three ribs IN too, a severe
cash near the hip and one on his thigh
nearly severing the limb from the
body, ana one in the calf of the leg.
Mr.. Tolley was found soon after. He
was not dead Wednesday night, but
ere this has passed TO the spirit land.
Rescue.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-31

GEN. WmTTHoRNE received
number of public documents a few
days ago, and paid ten or twelve dol
lars out of his own pocket, for postage
TO send them to his constituents. AT
this rate the public documents will
cost him $4,000 a year, which is
nearly equal to the amount of the
increase of his salary; so that he
makes but little by the increase.
The increase was made in order to
repeal the Thanking privilege, which
had been abused by unprincipled
members.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-31

We are happy to hear, as will our
readers, that there is a fair probabili-
ty of silver coin becoming the ordina-
airy circulating medium within a
months time, and that more bullion
will be coined during the coming
three months, than during any SINH
lar period in the history of the gov
eminent. Send along the sinners
shove out the soiled stamps. People
viii laugh, and gladly sing-to hear
once more the silver ring.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-31

A New ORLEANS correspondent of
the Observation-Disclosures that pa
per says is % gentleman of thorough
responsibility and distinguished ante
cedents"-says it is generally believed
in New Orleans that Gen. LoNGsTREET
Is now engaged in organizing an ex-
petition for the conquest of Cuba,
and that the enterprise has the coun-
tenance, if not the support, of Presi-
dent GRANT.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-31

Gen. Whitthorne was at the Hickman
county Fir, and he says that it was
the hest they ever had. In point Of in
terest manifested, display OF stock, and
general attendance, it was probably the
best Fair held in Middle Tennessee this
year, considering the population of the
county. Every person from Maury
county admitted that Hickman beat ms
in the display of mules-in fact it was
pronounced the finest lot Of mules they
ever saw. The hospitality displayed
was unbounded. John L. Haley, of
Maury county, took one or two premi-
INNS
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-31

Rev. DIR. MUNsEY publishes a
card in the Nashville Bonner, in
which he denies, in very emphatic
terms, the reports going the rounds
of the papers, that he had become in
sane and a common drunkard. He
furnishes cards from his pastor and
other prominent men of his neighbor-
hood, also denying the false rumor.
We are truly glad that these report
are untrue. DR.. MUNsEY is a great
genius, and Impressed his hearers
with the belief that he was also q
great Christian. He SAYS he was in,
duced to take stimulants by his phys
ician, for threatend palsy, but he vii
die before he will again ever be the
occasion for evil speaking
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-31

ABOUT II o'clock last Monday night
Mr.. JSo. De LEE, engineer at the
Louisville yard, Nashville, fell
through the suspension bridge at the
latter place, into the river, distance
of 125 feet, and was drowned.
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TwESTY-THREE counterfeiterg have

TwESTY-THREE counterfeiters have
been arrested in East Tennessee and
North Carolina, and brought to Knox
vile for trial One of them, A. a.
SNoDDERLY, was formerly 4 Rad
zeal in the legislature from I'm
ion County. East Tennessee is full
of the queer" and people have to be
very careful to prevent being imposed
upon.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-31

The Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
plars at Nashville adopted resolu-
ton that none but white persons are
eligible to membership in the order,
1t being white mans order in this
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NOTICE.

InChancery at Columbia, Tennessee-Mery
cause, il appears from compliments bill.
which is sworn 10, that Martin M Jones, a
defendant to this bill, Is q nonresident
Of the State ofTennessee, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot re served upon him; il
"a ordered by the Clerk aud Master ia Chan
Gerry at Columbia, that the said II. NJ. Jones
be required to appear before The Chancery
Court at Columbia, Tennessee, on the "a
Monday of De ember next. and IN Ike defense
20 said bill or the same will be taken tor con-
feszed and SET for hearing erpagtc. 1t Is furth-
or ordered that this notice be published for
/ consecutive weeks in the COiumbia Herald.
Oct, 81, 1873 D. B.CQQPERI c. X u,
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STOKES, the murder of JIM FISK,
mas been convicted and sentenced to
The Penitentiary four years. The
verdict of the jury is a ridiculous
farce. If he had been a poor man he
would have been hung twelve months
aUO
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NON-REsIDENT NOTICE.
CLERK & MAsITH- OFFICE, }
I.mInmuILLu LuI uLL L.. I

CLEVK & MAsIEWs OFFGCE,l
Columbia, oct. Nth, 1873.
J. w. Hodge, 81 ais, complainant, vs. J. l..
Baird, et ais, defendant.
IL appearing from Hnidnyit nlrd in this
cause, that the defendant, -- DDwcli and
wife, Francis A., aud said Cassie 4. and
Matte Nick. DOOlcy, minor heirs 81 W. Me-
II. DOolrN, are non residents Uf the State Of
tennessee, 10 Is ordered that they enter their
appearance herein before or within the
three 90 first days OF the next term Of tho
ChanceTy Court tu he held ut Columbia, on
the n Monday la December next, 1873, aud
plead, answer or demur Co CUmpluiuauts
Oil, or the same viii be taken for confessed
as 70 them and set ion hearing cNunrta, and
that q copy Of this order bc Published four
consecutive In the Columbia llcu d.
Oct. 10. j.. -. COOPER, e.. & 81.
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A NEGRO named FRIsHEE murder
ed his wife, near Nashville in the lat
ter part of last week. He cut her
head off with an ak. He is in jail
and expresses no regrets.
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VALUABLE TRACT
' OF
LAND FOR SALE!

We will sell, on Saturday. the 18th of 80.
vember. on the premises, on a credit Of and
two years with six per cent interest except
ing cash payment of ten per cent. Valuable
Tract Of Land, containing 100 a ores.
lying i'm N ediately South of Mrs. Warfsld's,
on the Pulaski pike, about four miles south
of Columbia, it being part of the northern
end ofthe Evan Young home tract. The pur-
chaser will be required TO give notes with two
good securities and a lien retained upon the
land till the purchase money 10 paid.
A.. L. PILLOW,
WI. DALE,
Executors OF Evan Young. decd.
Oct II, 1873. A.
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d COOPER, CAM

by virtue ola decree Of the Chancery Court
Ht Columbia, TenneSsde, rendered a. ~
June term. 49,, Ia the cause Of John II Nc
kee vs. John l. Moore. ] will proceed on
saturday, 18TH uuyuf Nov pWhDr, 1873. 10 sell
~ the court hous door ga the town OF Coz
lumhia 10 the highest aud BEST bidder, on "a
credit OF one ana two years. Interest from
described in the pleading, tD wit A tract or
parcel of land situate iu the 21i civil dis.
trict OF Maury county. Tennessee, aud
described rs follows: BHgluuIugHt SUGAR
tree from pointers as follows Elm south
Y east ~ links, sugar tree south ~ n west
Y links, irOnwood north 80 - west 1917
links, small sugar tree north l0 DuSt 81 links
" " Milier'S corner, running south east
chains % links to stone from elm puin-
tcrs north 81 - west ~ links shelby Chan.
iler'S corner, thence north So q west 10
chains and o. links 60 "a stake from sugar
tree north . degrees west III links from
white oak, south 80 west n links Chambers
corner, thence south o. 30 west 80 chains ~
links to stone from q hickory south 80
west ~ links Mrs Bgugu~~ corner thence
south 50 50 west n chains 90 links 60 q stone
\ J Bynum's corner, thence north q, II west
II chains a. links toH stone, Bynum's
corner. thence north 90 west " chains 10
links to the centre Of turnpike road, thence
with the turnpike as follows North El' ~
east % chains % links thence north 81 ~
east Is chains ~ links to stake in the Csn-
tire OF the turnpike, W W Milrr's corner,
south 50 80 east ~ chains to the beginRing,
by survey l97 acres, ruods and
- poles. Notes required uf the purchaser
or purchasers, with good and approved So
curity, and lien retained 60 secure pay
ment Of purchase money. sale free from
the right or equity OF redemption.
Oct 30 ID Is COPPER, An
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THE HERALD.
Friday, October 3Ist, 1879.

CHANCELLOR A. s. MARKS is spo-
ken of as a candidate for Governor.
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Krights-TempIar.

The members Of DeMolay Come
mandery, No. ), will meet
promptly at the Asylum, on
Tuesday evening, the 4th Of November, at
o'clock, in full! costume. BY order of the EN-
inent Commander. LUCIUS FRIERSON,
Recorder.
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will sell on Saturday the Sth day OF No
vember next. on the premises of bomas Las
ley. deceased, the farm which the said L e
ley lived, containing Eighty-seven Acres, siG
uated three miles south of Mt Pleasant, on
the Central Turnpike,
Also. at tie same time. Thirty Acres of Tim
bered Lar d. All will be sold on y months
credit with interest frJm day of sale with a
bond and approved security.
I. J. LASLEY,
Oct. II, 1873 EXecu or,
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Valuable Real Estate
For Sale.

One Vacant Lot, near St. Peters Church.
Also, one on the hill beyond Helms
Branch. Both beautiful building sites,
for terms and particulars, apply TO
HORSLEY & FJGUERS,
Real Estate Agents.
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HALL"

Said sale will be made on a credit ~ six
and twelve months. notes with good and np-
proved security required of the purchaser,
said notes bearing Interest from day ~ sale,
and "a lien retained TO secure payment 81
purchase money. sale within legal hours
10 the highest and best bidder ~ the court
house door IN Columbia. Plat Of said lot
Will be exhibited on day 81 sale, giving eN-
act dimensions OF said lot.
Oct 10 BCOOPER, CAM
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A. ROSENTHAL & BRO,
Oct33m.
Coal and Weed +!

For the best Wood and Coal. at low figures
leave your orders at a. j. Walkers, Chancery
Office and Depot.
WILLIAM LITTLEFIELD,
FLEMING 4 COOPER.
August l, 1873.