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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28
The 1ln,,ea sta,es UItImat"m.

PARIS. Nov. 26.-Herald,s cable
speciaI.-The following dispatch has
inst arrived in cipher from Herald
correspondent in Madrid:
MAbRID, Nov. 26.-The situation
is grave, On the 10Th Gen. SickIes,
nv order of President Grant, deliver
Oh a formal ultimatum to President
Castelar,, demanding prompt and Vlg-
orous reparariou for insult to the nag,
the restoration of the Nirglnlus, the
release of SURVIVING prisoners, lndem
niiv to families Of the murdered, ana
nunishment of the murdertrs, and also
y guarantee against future outfages
i'm Cnha. The demand is cOuched IN
. kind, sympathetic tone, but no al
err alive given. Gen. Slckles was
| Iso instructed to say that if CASTELAR,
| lid not comply with the demand III
.vpek he should ask for his passports
| aud leave Madrid with the legation.
| The time expires tod y and no an
| swer has vet been received. Every
! hing at the legation is packed up
| .rsdy for immediate departure
| Sickies has no hope that the ultima
| ,um will he complied with, and teie-
1raphed to Paris yesterday to nave
III his official correspondence thSt
night be there kept for few days.
G-1. s ckles, in conversation, says he
loes not see how war can be avoided,
a. CASTELAR, eau give no assurance that
he ord r. will be Obeyed. In Cuba
public feeling is also opposed to con-
ssions. Unless CASTELAR, responds
his evening, Gen. Sickles leaves i'm
mpdiatelv All the American ships
~ the Mediterranean, have been or,
dered to Key West. In the event OF
Gen. Sickles Ieaying, the British
Minister will probably protect the
,chives and the American res dents
President Case lSr i personally anx'
ious TO sccept The British Minister
sood offices 10 effect compromise
out there is no hope tonight.
New York, Nov. ga washing
ION special says the government d
Madrid declares that it is willing
and resolved to restore the Nirglnlu
! and WELD the other claims of th'
United States, its only request nov
e peing that the fact shall be first es
tablished that the Virginius was en-
titled to the protection OF the Amerl
can flag.
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Ter Memnbis Appeal las dropped

The Memphis Appeal has dropped
the name of Democracy" and says
conservatism" Conservatism is
the most appropriate name for the OPP
ponents of Radicslism, and we have
long regretted that it had not been
adopted by them, as national party
The name would not be positively 3D.
iecti Enable to any portion of the pres
ent party opposed to Radicalism, al
though it would fail to prove mag
netic to any portion of it, as is the
case with the Democratic party. 1t
is a great mistake, however, to sup
pose that change of the name will
secure the hearty and faithful allegi-
ance of such papers as the Nashville
Banner, Memphis Avalanche and
jackson Courier. There is too little
| of hearty hatred for Radical princi'
pies and practices in them to cause
them to cohere long at time to The
opposition, no matter what 1t may
be called. The Banner, especially
has harsher epithets for Democrat!
and its leaders than for Radicalisn
and the men who carry out its eVl
purposes. Can the Democratic part
in all the States be prevailed upon I
drop its name, and assume that Q
Conservative And if it can be done
will the opponents of Radicallsm o
strengthened thereby? These al
, pertinent questions, and should D
discussed. "If eating meat offend on
: brother, let us not eat meat while tn
!. world stands" The Nashville Bal
. ner has for several years labored
n defeat us in our State campaigns, an
II will no doubt attempt it again. "
!. are at loss to know whether tn
8 paper really desires the triumph
Radicalism in the State, or is dl
'e gusted with few silly county p
pers, which attempt to cOnfound Il
\ present Democratic party with t
party of the same name, winch e
70 listed prior to the late war.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28
@ HERIFF SALE.

BY virtue of a vendi exponas to me directed
ON the Circuit Court of Maury county, IN
sson. I will sell for cash, to the highest bid :
der. at the courthouse door, In the town Of
Columbia, on Monday the 18th day of Dec
nndivided interest in his fathers estate, 1t
being one-eleventh part OF the following de-
seribed parcel or tract of land, situated IN
district No l. and bounded as follows to-
wit: East by the lands of ]: d. Howard ana
James Howard, north by James and JACK
Thomason. West by Todd tract of land, and
south by Willshfre's heirs, containing lou
acres Also one other tract known as the
Bennett tract of land or the flowing Sprlng
ii district Of Maury county, Tennessee, and
bounded as fol ows to-wit, north by VII.
liam Chapman, s. and e. by W. DAVIS. Wesi
by part of the Wflcher tract. Levied on and
to be sold as the property of defendant Jas.
r. Thomson to satisfy said order OF sale
and COSTS SINS LATTA, Sheriff.
N o- Rr z THOM lS. D. s.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28

THE war fever Is gradually subsid-
ing. The naval department does not
look so warlike as heretofore, and
many hundred workmen employed In
repairing gunboats and monitors have
been discharged. We trust and be-
lieve that there will be no war. Our
country has had enough of that article
to last reasonable people for a century
it will take us that long to get over
all of its evil effects.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28

A Cuban paper of the 25th of No
vember, contains this defiant edito-
rial: ,.-,
knows to-day, and the United states
congress will soon know, the justice
with which the Spanish authorities
have acted. Thsy will take care e., OF
heir National honor without suffer
NO themselves to be influenced oy
he cries of the masses, who know
not who these Cnban patriots are:
Far from our minds be the feeling OF
arrogance; farther stu the feeling Z, OF OF
far from our hearts. We neither
Feek nor shun peril. If the Ameri-
cans oblige ms to eight, fight we will.
If the mother country can ald us we
will thank her, bat if we must Coz
tend alone, there are enough Span
iards in Cuba 10 keep our banner
safe. We sell very dearly that which
was once the most brilliant flower OF
the crown Of the CASTLE,
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II J,ANO RAIE

I will sell to the highest bidder on the 23rd
December 1873. for division, about ninety
Acres of Land, belonging TO the estate OF VIM
Sedberry, decd, situated in Goth civil district
Of Maufy county, bounded on South by the
lands OF Margaret NoIen. East by John "
Thomas North by Solomon Haywood, ste
phen Will ans and George SEED berry, WesI
nv the Wisener place and Maria Harris.
Sale at the house on promises at II O'Clock
Decem Der sd. H4"
Terms: Cash 5000, balance on one ana Two
with interest from date. About so barrels OF
corn will b& sold at the same time BY Al
ministrator. W. ID AAmMOS53S
Nov. q, 1873. AZ" y
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The spanish Objections.

A Herald special from Washing
ION sa, the Spanish objections to our
demand are the following:
Firsr-That the Virginius is not an
American ship, as she was owned
by Cubans aud registered in the
name of Patterson, residing in New
York.
Secon She forfeited even this
salse registry by her subsequent sale
TO other parties.
Third-That she has frequently
sailed during the past two years I'M
der the flags If other countries.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28

A MASS meeting of the cotton plan
tiers of Georgia was held in Atlanta
last Tuesday. They resolved to plant
only one-third of their crop next year
in cotton, to favor cash payments;
and declare their right to control the
prices of cotton. This lie a move In
the right direction, and every Other
Southern State should follow suit.
We would Ifhe to see all the farmers
of Maury county meet in convention
and determine on same such WISE
course in relation to cotton Ind labor
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28

CAPT. J. H. BLACKBURN, OF DekalD
county, Tenn, was recently sentenced by
the U. S. Court, to the Penitentlary
for forgery, but escaped. He was cap
tain in Stokes cavalry, and after the
war was guilty of very cowardly act
Learning that Gen. JOSEPH WHEELER
late of the Confederate army, was III tht
hotel sick in bed, he went to his room anc
beat him in cruel manner.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28
q HERIFF SALE.

By virtue of venditioni exponas to me Direct
ed from the Circuit Court of Maury count y
Sepfember term 1873, IN favor of A, +. Alex :
ancier VS.. g. W. Erwin, will expose to pub nc
sale for cash at the Courthouse door IN the
town of Columbi on the 18th day Of Decem per
next all the right, title, claim and interest de-
fendantG W Erwin has in the following de-
scTibed tract or parcel of land situated IN SIN
civil dis rict of Maury county and ad1 lnlng
The lands of heirs Of Adam Dixon and Nimrod
Porter, and the lands of Bowling Bark man
containing 60 acres more or less; the onernlntn
interest devised to defendant, BY John l nom
as deo'd.. after the death of VIM. z. Erwin;
Sold to 8 ttisfy said venditioni eXponas and
Cost 0"'0 WINNIE SINS LATTA. Shift.
Nov d 1874 By Rufus Thomas. d, 5,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28

The State Teachers Association
and State convention of County SUE
nerintendents will convene at Nash
vile on the 9th, 10th, llth and 18th
5ors Of DeS>,uber next. Excursion
rates have been secured en- AZ tn s
Railroads ip the state, and reduced
rates at the hotels.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28
PLANTATION


Situated on Town Creek. Lawrence County.
Alabama, IL miles N. W. from Jonesboro:
stali IN on the VI. 4 C: r.; r.. and consisting
eieht hundred are cleared, we'll fenced, add is
as good cotton lands as there are in ths Ten
nessee valley. On II. now reside 81 families.
ing, twenty-three or fou single and double
tenant fuses, scattered conveniently over the
place, a new gin house and gin, an Utley hand
water as there is in Lawrence county. consist
ing of s or wells, arge springs, and neuer.
failing stock water Town creekl forming the
church aud school houses convenient. Has as
many advantages q d is as desirable place 70
| live and will make as much cotton as any In
North Alabama. Come and see it and know
YOU viii be suited and pleased. Will divide
| it to suit purchasers or sell in body. For
| terms apply to me through letter or on the
| nremises ". s. SHERROD,
Town Creek p. O.,
Nov. Is. 1S73-2m. Lawrence Co.. Ala
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

State of Tennessee, Wayne County.
have this day suggested to the Clerk OF
Wayne County curt. tn insolvency Of the es-
tate of David Fl. Hor on, dec d.. and all pc d.
sous holdins elaine against laid estate arc
wi h the CLERK of Wayne Cou ty Court. on OF
before the LIST day of April leI4, duly authenti.
Gated according to law. or the same VIII %
j. w. THORNTON,
Nov % Isz9--4w Admir-.
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Nov. Is, 1873. ]
CHERIFF SALE.

By virtue of venditioni exponas to me direct
ed from the Circuit Court Of Maury County.
Sept. Term, 1873, in favor of A. r. alexander
VS. r. H Erwin, | will expose to public sale
for cash, at the Courthouse door in the town Of
Columbia, on the 18th day Of Decem5 d + nsxs.
all the right. title, claim and interest," delepo "a
tract or parcel Of land situated in 8th civil
district Of Maury co mtg and adjoining the
Porter and The lands of Bowling Bsrkmap,
containing 90 acre more or less. the one Ilntn
interest devised to defendant, BY John .hom-
soid to satisfy said venditioni exponas and
eos'' 9~i0 "A'HAA SINS L.TTA, ShH.
NOV. 2s. 1873 By Rufus Thomas, D. :.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28
SHERIFF SALE.

Rv virtue of an execution to me directed
from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Maury
county IN favor Of James NJ Gran perry, sfm r
VS.. INES Pulliam ct a, will sell ior Sasn 70
. the highest bidder at the COuTtnonse S HGor N
the town of Cola nbia. on Monday the 18th day
Of December. 1873, the life estate Of Jsm St,
Pulli4m in and to the tract Of land oeTlsea 9y
ana was the wife Of said James and of which
she died seized and possessed. which ian Ian ~ T.
tn;Hi1o +oa land hnnsht ny VIM, NJ. Irwin at a
sale made under decree in the supreme Court
Of Tennsssee At Nashville in tie Ssss 81 Adyai
others' and which tract of land OF said Jane M
contains about one hundred and twenty hyss
acres, more or less levied upon ano 70 Ds
TO satisfy said q fa and costs. cs
Nav %. 1874. Maury county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28
Price of Tickets.

Whole tickets 5000; Halves $500 Tenths,
or each coupon $500 Eleven Whole Tickets
for $4,000; IA Tickets for g, O1O; IIS
Whcie Tickets Tor $5,O0o.0o; 227 Whole Tick
cts for 100000 No discount on less than
$500 90 worth OF Tickets at a u me. :.
The unparalleled success of the Third Gltt
Concert rs we'll as the satisfaction given by
the First and Second makes it only necessa-
nv TO announce the Fourth to In sure tne
prompt sale of every ticket. The FouEtn
f3ift Concert will be conducted In all its de-
tails IKE the Third, and full par ticulars
NAV be learned from circulars VIII ch VIII
be sent free from this office to all W apply
Tickets now ready for sale aud all orders
accompanied by the money pro m pity MEG
liberal terms given to those who bu y 10 sell
again. THOS. z. RR AMIETTES
Aa't Pub. Lib. KY, and Manager Gift Conce-
TT. Public Library Building, Louisville
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28

Boss TWEED, the great Tammany
thief, has been found guilty IN Eva
counts, and doubtless will go to the
penitentiary fer twelve years, and
nav fines TO the amount of SIS, 600.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28
rNau York Tribune, Nov. q. ]

The letters brought yesterday from
Havana by the steamer City OF New
York. and the news furnished by her
passengers, serve to keep up the ex-
element on the Cuban question
One of these passengers stated TO
friend that when the news of the
butchery at Santiago de Cuba reach
ed Havana, the sympathlZers with
the patriot cause appeared IN the
streets dressed in mourning the on
" token of grief they dared to show. ;
and this silent symbol became, as II
bv magic, almost universal. He said
the manifestations of sorrow over
the brutal slaughter were not conhneo
To Cubans and resident Americans,
bat that they were INDUCED in even
by the better class Of SpaniaTds them
selves, while the officials in the city
became more bitter than ever in their
expressions of spite against the
Americans. A New Yorker, VINO
was at the Tacouy the6ter IN Havans
when the news of the massacre ar
rived, said the feeling of horror was
40 universal among those presen
that the ushers ventured to offer fol
sale pictures of young VaryCa (Dem
| beta5, one of the first victims, ant
| that large numbers were disposed OIL
| The same persons says that on goln;
| to his store in White street, III TN
CITY, on his arri val, he found that IN
lettess he had forwarded during nj
| absence in Cuba had been opened an
afterwards resealed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28
THE HERALD

Gold declined in New York We'd
uesdav, from 1891 to 1888, closing at
- Q latter figure. ... -............-,..
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Nov, Is, lS73--4w.
OHERIFF SALE.

Hv V,rtne n, an execution in my hands, Is
med from the honorable circuit court of
NIaury county at Columbia, in favor Of
Crawford and EggleSton, &C.. vs. A. l.
curitv, / will sell for cash to the highest and
best bidder at the courthouse door. In the
town of Columbia, on the 18th day OF Dec
emher. 1873 one tract or parcel OF land, sit
uated in tile 18th civil district of Maury
county Tennessee, and bounded as follows,
noun iary of w. II. Hurts Az acre tract,
thence east with said line fifty.iour poles, to
the southeast corner of said Az acre tract
| a large chineapin oak marked as pointer
| near a large sink-hole, theme south 1913
east thirty eight poles TO stake with cedar
| pointer, thence south 50 po' es to STAKE
| with pointers, the west 90 poles TO STAKE
| two pointers, thence north 70and Sc lO0poles
to the beginning, and containing by est,
| nation 36 and q acres: Levied on an 10 oe
| iSfy said debt and costs. SIMS LATTA, Shff
| NOv9J ~ 4w, E. T. JOURNEY, ID. :.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28

Tennessee Bonds were quoted In
lew York Wednesday at 723 for the
ID and p for the new issue.
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$25O,OOO for $50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30,


divided into u, 600 cash gifts will be distTib-
uted BY lot among the ticket-holdees. The
mum bers of the tickets to be drawn from
one wheel by blind children and the glIts
AInnnn
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List of Gifts.

TOTAL, 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH, 49,
amounting tO........:. ....:.......-eI .oN;,VJO
The distribution will be positive WheIner
ALI tine tickets are sold or not, and I2,OOo
gifts all paid in proportion to the tickets
sold-all unsold tickets being destroyed as
at the First and and Second concerts ana not
4aNf int a wing
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28

Cotton again advanced in New
York Wednesday, middGngs selling
at 164c.
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THO WILL ,un,,.

" CLAIM THEM?
Several months ago two red steers broke In
have been turned outside repea eddy, they in
varia bly, break in again. They have been and
are sti nj q great ANNOYANCE, and If the owner
does not call and identify them. within the
next few weeks, will kill them and sell the
meat will save their marks and if the own
er comes, iden ifies them ard pays damages,
I will hand the money over to him. Let the
owner call now.
Nov. %. ls73-tf D. J. ESTES.
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NOTICE.


air rarsorssra no+ih, ii not TO hunt on my
place. night or day, or they will be prosecuted
to Ine ig 1 ~ Vi 'n' :" e. L. BROWN.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
State of Tennessee, Msury County.
e. A. Hunter n,-....

E. a IS. Petition for Divorce,
G.. W. Hunter.
Iteppearipg to me from the plaintiffs bill
6Ied in the above cause, that the defendant.
q. W. Hunter, il a nonresident of the state of
Tennessee. SO that the ordinary process of Law
derei hy me that publication be made in the
Columbia Herald, newspaper published in
the town of Columbia, Marry County, Iennes-
said defendant TO appear at the next term OF
| the Circuit Court, TO be held at the Courthouse
| in the town Of CoIumbia. on the FIRST Monday
demur to plaintiffs bill or thes tnse will be ta-
| ken for confessed and set for hearin ex-parte
Witness my hand, at office, this 10Th day OF
Nov. A D., 1873: -,r,o-,~,,,
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Coal and Wood {!

For the best Woodland Coal at low figures
Lave your orders at A. J. Walker. Chancory
Vu''S anu WILLIAM LtTTLEEIELD,
FLEMING 4 COOPER.
Augvat /, 1873.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that parties VIII WITH
dogs or guns by night or day, are forbidden
RI HINT mon or trespass on my premises.
Those failing to heed this notice. VIII De
nunisbed to the extent ofthe law:
Nov, IL 1673,-2k e. = S1S MI
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Farm for Rent.
Nov.i4, 1873 Il

My farm, 3 miles below WilliamspoeS S 4a
nnc}x River. $50 acres cleared land, splendld
cotton and corn land. VIII rent or farm on
shares for next year. Apply to
N-o,, 81 ,s-stf Cross Bridges,
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TO HUNTERS.

Notice is hereby given that we VIII q L ptUS
SornS ''-- w II. LIPSCONB.
NJ Ii 1s79At j. A. IRVINE. -
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28

During the storm on Sunday night, Bob,
Ellis. son of Hat Ellis ESQ, living on the
Mcpherson farm, eight miles east of town was
stru ck and killed bv lightning. He and his
sister we're sitting in front Of the fire at the
tima, and the Lightning struck the chimneV.
and passed downward into the room. The
Young lady's foot was badly burned, but asi lie
from this and the shock, she sustained no in
iurv
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-25

abingdon Court. Monday last
there was large attendance of the
people at the County Court. The
case of Houston Myers for felonious
assault was continued at, the request
of the defence, who desired the at
tendance Of the mother of the prison
-er.
Gov. McMullen was on the ground
and mixed freely with the sovreigns.
But little attention was given to the
coming county canvass, the time be-
ing considered too long for one to be
on the rack Of popular criticism.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-25

Capt StdafeidS Td.-We call at
tention to the announcement of Capt
Stanfeld for re election to the office
Of superintendent of the Poor House.
His incumbency has been marked by
very decided success. The expense
of the, establishment has been reduced
and his attentions have been faithful
and constant. Capt. Stanfeld won
his title on the field of BEETLE, where
he made a frst..rate lssjdieC, and be
deserves we'll OF his fellow citizens.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-25

The Sunday School Contention, for
Sullivan County will meet in the
Presbyterian Church, Bristol, on
Thursday the Ord of April next, and
will be composed of delegates from
each school in the county. The citi-
zens of Bristol will look after and en-
terrain the delegates, as a matter of
course, and large attendance viii be
expected.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-25

In our Wholesale Department and
Notion Rooms we have a Stock out of
which Merchants throughout the state
can be supplied with every article they
need IN our line, at Strictly Northern
Prices. They can save freights to this
point and what is more, the expenses
and time a trip north will require
To prove what we say we invite them
TO examine our stock and compare it
and our prices with
NORTHERN PRICE LISTS.
Having been so literally sustained
in our efforts to establish in this sec
ton of the country a .frst-cldss Job
bling House and will assure all mer-
chants that we will make it greatly to
their interest to buy at home instead
of the Eastern Market. Our Senior
Partner will spend the entire season
in the Markets and we will thus be en-
abled to buy our goods to the best adj
vantage.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-25
CAUGHT AT LAST.
Two Depot Thieves in Limbo.


Sergeant John Emmert of Bristol, on
Thursday last caught couple of colored
gentlemen who have been for several
years stealing various articles of value
from the freight cars at our Tennessee
Depot VIM. Jefferson has long been
regarded with suspicion and on a recent
search of his premises made by Sergeant
Wheeler of GOodson, there was found in
one of his trunks key to the locks upon
the L. T. Va. & Ca, freight cars. His
arrest was followed by That of Jno. Wal
thall, another colored individual who had
recently been disposing of more combs,
hair,pins and tobacco than could be reas-
onably accounted for. These articles
had been taken from the cars. Indeed
for several years many articles from sack
of coffee down to fine tooth comb have
been checked back to the Tennessee Depot
at this point where all trace of them dis
appeared. The said Jefferson and Wal
thal have been long in the employment Of
railroad, aud the sum total Of their dep
relations has reached several hundred
dollars. They were examined on Friday
last before Esq'r RAIDER and sent to Blount-
'iile JAN to await the action of the court,
winch Is very apt to send them for good
term to the Peuitentiarv,