The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-07-04
Personal INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. S. p. CIaybrooke, OF West Tennessee, il
in our town. BE starts for Memphis tonight
NJ. B. Toney, of Nashville, was in our town
Tuesday, in behalf of the Fast Freight Line
from New York, Boston, Albany, and New
England.
Gid Alexander and C. S. Hill have gone to
Bon AQUA to -ecuperate, and if there are any
other attractions there they can explain when
they return.
Major Nathan Adams was in town Monday.
His DortIy form was no stranger here. de
was Attorney General here years ago.
Capt. Rosser, of Memphis, who married a
talented daughter of Col. ?owhatan Gordon,
of this place, came to Columbia week OF so
ago, on visit. He is at present enjoying the
cool, healthful air, splendid dinners, beauti-
full scenery, and charming society, always to be
found at Cottage Hill, Hickman county, resi-
dence of Major Boiling Gordon.
Mr.. Stephens, son of Hon. W. II. Stephens,
of Memphis, called on us a few days ago.
Mr.. Will BickuelI, of Florence, Ala, former
Is of this place, is now here visiting his
m other. He is not looking very strong, but
this healthy atmosphere will soon make him
so.
Miss j. B., charming young lady of our
town, is now in Norfolk, Va. We trust she
will come back as she went.
We learn that young gentleman from
Nashville, who has been sojOUrning about two
miles from Columbia for the past three weeks,
has, during that time, met with an accident
which we fear will destroy his appetite, This
young gentleman is nota "tape cutter"
Mr. Nevins, of Nashville, passed through
Columbia few days since, Oh his way to the
BaFrens again.
In speaking Of Mr.. II. N. Butterteld, last
week we said "He still wears the uniform OF
the navel school" This was correct, but
wrong differences might be drawn from it, we
are told. Mr.. B. is permitted by the Annapo-
lis authorities to wear it, and we are glad to
know that there is reason to belieYe that he
will be reinstated, as his Offense was, literally,
no ofense but defense against something
very offensive.
u is said that MIss Blanche CAN'T, aud Col.
Il. f. LOoney's daughters, are at Bon Aqua
Springs.
Prof. z. w. Ewing and Mr.. E. D. Taliafeuo,
two talented lawyers of Pulaski, were in our
town last Monday. They argued their cases
in the ChancellOr's parlOr in the morning, and
one of them presented much better argument
in another parlOr after dinner. Ali of the
cases were taken under consideration. We
learn thar the other side of the argument will
DC presented by talented lawyer of Memphis
Our go-s-head alive and talented young
friend K. NJ. Mckay, has been quite sick dur
ing the last ten days, but under the skilful
treatment of DR.. Dorsett, is recovering.
Rev. W. o. Bailey has so for recovered from
his recent illness, that he will fill his pulpit at
the usual hours next Sunday. He expects to
start to his home, in Virginia, Monday.
Rev Mr.. Stanley, of Pulaski, conducted SER
vices in the Episcopal Church Sunday. The
palpit will be Tiled next Sunday by Rev. Mr..
Wallace.
Rev Mr. Stoddert had an appointment to
preach in Pulaski last Sunday, but was at
lacked by cholera -mOTbus in the morning, and
was so III all day that be could not preach. OF
course, it was too good chance for the alarm
lists to let slip, and it was reported that he had
cholera.
The Southern Magazine, published at Balti-
MORE contains a very. interesting contribution
from Major Campbell Brown, OF this county.
1t is a copy of Gen. r. s. EwelPs report of
th c operatiOns-of the famous Second Army
Corps of the Army of Northern Virginia.
Our young friend Sam Elan, started for his
home in Buckingham county, Virginia, WEEDS
Eesday night He came here about ten month";
ago, and has made many friends during his
stay. He did business for his brother, W. r
Elan.
The Pulaski Citizen says Prof W. K. Jones
Of this county, was in Pulaski this week, with
a view to opening female school at that
point.
II seems that some misconstruction has been
placed on personal notice of Messrs. Bull
lock and Jordan, of Franklin, which appeared
iu oar paper last week. We intended to con-
vey the idea that they went through cOun-
try where the people had never heard of the
cholera excitement. Mr.. Bullock is too old
soldier to get demsralized or excited by a lit
tie cholera panic.
Robert Sheegog, of the famous Jewelry
Store of f. l.. Davies, Nashville, spent last
Sunday in Columbia. His store contains some
very valuable jewels, and yet he thinks Co
tumbia has one jewel more precious than all
of them.