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Tho Horse and HIS tsidcr.-It was 70
happy day for Horse and his rider when tho
MUSTANG LINIMENr was introduced as "a euro
In the stable, the barn and the household this
wonderful emOllient Is equally useful, III %
horse is spawned, or fOuudered. or harness
CALLED, or afflicted with any other Of tho many
superficial ills that eqine flesh Is heir %, tho
Imminent efrcts a speedy cure, and 10 l.
equally eficacious when applied 90 draught
oxen or cows suffering from Outward swelling.
strains, or hurts Of any description. As IN
application for bruises. cuts, burns, rheuma-
usm, stiff joints, sprains, ueuralgia, caracho
and toothache, ID takts precedence for all
other topical remedies, aud Is therefore an.
article Of prime necessity In families.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

The following cases have been disposed Of
since our last issue by the Criminal Court,
which adjourned yesterday:
State VS.. James Terrell, col, assault ana
battery, --nol. pros.
State vs.. VIM. Shockley, murder,--contin-
ued on affidavit Of defendant.
State VS.. 5. J. Holler, getting goods I'M
deg false pretenses-continued.
State Va. Dick Porter, COL, grand larceny
mot ruiltN.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEI.soN nousE.

NELSON IiOUsE.
j b smith, st. Louis: W NJ Slmmuns. ID
Hogan, Louisville; Ed 5 Wheat, Byrd ~ W.
~, Jr., DIR w It Briggs, DR. Frank tloll0N.ell,
Nashville; ] NJ Sceb, Walter Baldwin, Gin
innati; Falconnet, Jno Park, u. II v 10
<; q CGary, Alex Rlya, w III HarrisOn, New
York; VI Armstrong; J. Caruth, A q Low
Y; verona, Miss; VIM Ross, baltimore; y ~
,onnty; Robt Fagen, Wayne Furnace; John
isagsdale, Springfield; Clark Jones, Lnu-
fel mn mills j w Nelson, Boon Hill, Tenn.
ol joan House, Franklin; David Miller
Corinth, Miss.
GUEST HOUSE.
Ilr John Nevis, Ark; Mrs e. MCFcc aud
laughter, Texas; ! y CothrRu, Col sam Ew-
ng, W n Mcdonnell, Marshall county: j u
n mn, Harvey Townsend, Ala; r III tSlttrel,
hickman county; John W Davis, n u VIII
lains, Memphis; X y ellis, d y smith, Lou
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Garden seeds.
SCROFULA, BAD BLOOD sc.
DrSwayne's blood purifying Pansoea

Cures Goitre or Swslled ESsE, liberated sore
tkroaG
o., owayne's Blood Purifying Panseea,
Cures liberated sOrsIsEs.
Dr.. Swayne's Blood Purifying ranacea,
Cures boils, pimp,ss, dark blotehes, indolent
tumors, hsa sfeets Of maroury, mereurial and
"a rhilitie diseases.
'tBkin Diseases, Sway ne's Ole tEnenI. =
Itch" Cures Itch from II to AZ Lors. letter"
Swayne's Ointment caFos letter,
Swayne's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
Swayoe's Ointment cures ItehinR PileG.
Swasncs's Ointment cures BARRIERS ltoh,
Swsyue's Ointment cures SeAld Head,
Prepared only by DR., SWAYNE * SON, No.
sac N. Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by
the agent, d. G. HELM. Columbia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

The Worthy Patrisrchs of the various
Lodges of Maurv county met in Columbia last
Friday, and transacted business pertaining to
the promotion of the cause of temperance.
Rev. Mr., Inmen, of Nashville, Grand Nor-
thy Patriarch of the State, was also present,
aad at night be delivered az eisoqnent adj
dress TO the people. Olive Logan was ad-
vertised for that night, at the Aiheneum, ard
he had but q small crowd. Mr.. lnmau IS one
Of the editors of the "Good Templar," pub
lished at Nashville.
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For the Herald.
To II, M. Of Wa.
BY W. b. IA.

Do you now remember, Florence,
The calm still eve we sat alone
On the old familiar rock
And gzaed out
Upon the sleeping blue hills
OF your native land?
How quiet IL was The world
Nor throbbed, nor breathed. Not cen
A spirit fitted through the air,
And naught save the low murmurs
OF Potomac's pearly waves
Told that nature lived.
In that hushed moment
The pale moon came out
With the glittering stars
Distilling her sllvery mist
Ger earth's sad green robe.
And how beautiful were the troops
Of jeweled orbs
Twlnkling their bright eyes
In the dome Of the skies.
In that quiet hour
Mong all the shining spheres
Thou didst name the favorite one
That where'er in LIES pilgrimage
| might turn my eye
To its luminous face
And have the mementoes OF thee
And OF other days.
Twas but yeEter eve
While sitting alone
Brooding DER as am wont
The Gethsemanes
That have passed
My eyes TO heaven turned
And saw again our star.
II seemed unchanged by years,
For its face was as bright
As IL looked that night
We sat by the old Potomac.
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STOCK NOTICE.
BLACK PRINCE

VIII make the season Of ls1a % the farm y
4. v; Black, two miles Nora ofCJlumbia, o
the Nashville pike.
IfhAs-Slo the seasoltPnd So 70 insure, Sea-
son Oegins Ma Oh lst and ends July lsi. An
care taken toprevOGt accidents Bat no TcspOu-
sibility should any occur.
lssason due and payable July lst. 1873. luz
surance due aud payable January LET, ISL
Feb. 1l-.m, L. W. BLACK.
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t,,nnvn,s M.azIxn for Anril. wi

HARPER's MAGAINE TOT AprlI, VIII elsIity
i've illustrations, and covering, In IT'S table
~ contents. every. variety of the m ost excel
ceIiept ana timely reading matter-stories,
poems, Instructive articles of science and
travel, and humeroiiS hss-can not fail
10 satisfy the most aXaetinG all4 festidious
reader The unprecedented e0pblp3tt4pRqI
three such writers of fiction rs Charles
Reade. WiIkie Collins, and Miss ThacS6F0y
in one Magazin is in itself q memorable
event in the history OF periodical literature.
But the space occupied by these writers does
not prevent a magazine of the size Of Har-
per'E from giving such an extended variety
as we md in this Number.
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SALE on

" REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of dccre' OF The thuucery Court
at Columbia, Tennessee, rendered ul itH NO-
vember term, 1872, In The cu-c OF J. y. Walk
er VS.. r.. H. Jamisnn, 81 ais, I will sell 10 tho
highest bidder AZ the Court House, ln tho
town OF Columbia, on Saturday the sta dRy
OF April, 1873, a tract or parcel Of land situat-
ed In the 2Oth ri VII district Of Maury county.
containing - acres more ur less; bounded Ou
the North by Bin Murphy, on tho East by
II. II. JamisOn, on the South ly Bob Mich
cner, and on the West by Henry Murphy.
said land will be sold on "a credit ofhlN,
twelve and rs months, except tbO sutH Of 500
in cash; notes With good security. brariug
interest frOia date, " iil DE required ~ pur
chnsers, and u lien retained Ou slII land for
payment Of the purchase money. lhpsnmo
$iid free from the equity OF rcdCnIp Iiuu.
h. y. COOPER, g. s. NJ.
Ear,l = ls-g
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A Mnnrr CounLIpn Dend.

Terry u. Cahal, promising yoqrg lawyer
of Nashville, died on the cath inst. he wss
= son OF the late Judge Cahal, whom many Of
oar citizens remember with pride and pleas
are Mr.. =, II. Cahal was born here IN april,
Rs45. He recsiEed q military training at the
Nashville University, and during the latter
part of the late war, be vas Inspector on the
staff of Gen. A. p. Stewart. Tho Nashville
l3ar met and passed resolutions very eorpH
gnentary to deceased.
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INSURANCE PAID Promptly.

Two or three week. $50 Mr.. Sol. Bunch 8
house was burned down. Es was insure d IN
the Hartford Company, and last week Mr.. Jno.
D, Anderson, Special Agent, came ont from
the Insurance he had on his house. This
prompt and business way Of dong things
speaks we'll for this Company, Ar. Josh
q. Bailey is its Agent ut this place,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28
SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue Of an execution 90 me directed
from the Circuit Court OF NAtu.y County, iu
the case Of II. W. Smith. -. a. D.. Johnson,
l VIII sell for cash, tu the highest bidder, on
the End Monday ia April next, at the court
house in the town Of Columbia, the life e.
tate OF Il. +. johnson IN e. tact ~ land In
the I'D district, Muury County, Tennessee,
adjoining the lands Of JAMES liaily, -. 4.
Dowell, a. T.. Jamisou, II. W. smith and
others, containing ---- acres, levied ON
and sold ~ the property OF 4. 4. johnson 10
pay debt and COST.
SIMS LATrA. sheriff.
BY T.. a. NICHOLS, ID. sheriff.
o.
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Last Tuesday the rain fell in torrents, after
which it turned cold, and on Wednesday morn
ing the ground was covered wita snow: Inc
genial weather of the previous week hA0
brought out buds of fruit trees, aud it is fear
ed many of them are killed. Enough will be
left, we hope, for plenty Of fruit.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

OF the Iaost beautiful Prints in store and 70
arrive at the popular Dry Goods store OF
w. Il. BROWN & Co.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICES.
la cbaDoory ~ Columbia.

W. y. Bend yrnl an vs.. A. ! johnson. it Hp-
psaring from affidavit filed iu this cause, that
the defendant i. johnson is 70 non resi- dent
Of the State Of Tennessee, IL h. therefore order
ed that ne enter mis- appearance ntrein. before
Of the Chaneery Court ~ be held 40 Columbia
on the LIST Monday ~ June neat. 1913, and
plead, answer ~ demur 20 c0mpl1 .nrut's bill.
or the SANE will DO taken for con ilsfod us 10
hirl and set Tor herring ga parlr. and that d
copy Of this order be published iur four c0nSec-
utiye weeks Ia the Columbia Herald.
March l4'1S. ID. Is. COOlEE, &. & ~.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28
MARRIAGES.

Near southport, on the Goth inst, \. IL.
lsoM ana Miss JOSIE EMBRN, daughter %
Luctus ]. Embry, ESQ.
Near Southport, yesterday, W. II. GtLMrrs
and Miss HELEN josie MckNIGIT daughter
OF \. j. Mcknight, Esq.
Near Spring hin, yesterday, Capt. Henry
J.. POINTER and Miss JENNIE BROWS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

In Chancsry at Columbin. -JoluA. Miller
vs.. a. II. Johnston.
II appear ng from affidavit filed iu Ibis cnuac,
that the defendant A. r. johnston IN n nOn-
resident Of the state of Tennessee; 10 u there
fore ordered that he entor bis app uaranoo here
IN before ~ within the lirst three tys of the
next term Of the Chancery Court 90 10 held ~
Columbia, OF the hrrt Monday b. June neat.
1913. and plead, answer OF dcinur f1 complain
ants bill, or the same will ln taken foo c0n-
fsssed as 10 him aul set for h8Iring en unrto
and that a copy Of this order boo published for
four consecutive weeks in the Columbia Her
aid.
Msrch14,'k. D. 70. COOPER, CAV.
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Don't + all

To call on w. r. Brown q Co.. and see their
fine assortment OF Calicoes, Lawns, and evz
cry style Of Dress Goods. Black AIpaoas and
pure Mohairs, of Superior lustre, at all prices
from the lowest 10 the highest.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28
nrennring 1o RniIL the RaiIroad

Major Faiconnet, the accomplished
Chief Engineer of the Duck River Val
lev Railroad, and his efficient engin eer
corps, are in town, preparing for a per-
manent survey CT the road from column
bia to LewisburG His Office ie en- the
tirst floor of the Herald building,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28
Earmarn, Club.

We call the attention OF the members o. the
Club TO the fact that to morrow is the day oi
their regular meeting, and anticipate very
SaI attendance, as W. II. Timmons has pro-
s-ursd a large assortment of field and garden
.seeds from the Commissioner Of Agriculture,
for distFibption among the members Let
every one attend.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

Marriage Licenses since March 2lst.
Fl. w. Clark and Man tina q. Mathews.
w. II. Gilmer and Helen Mcknight.
S.H Isom and Josie Embry.
Henry p. Pointer and Jennie Brown.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.


For the Best fitting Boots and Shoes, OF
superior quality and finish, go to W, r.,
Brown & Co., as they have the largest and
finest stock and the lowest prices. q.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

The funeral of the late Harmon w. Smith
will be preached next Sunday at Lasting HOPE
Church, by Rev. MIR. Robinson, of Santa Fe.
Mr.. Smith was for number Of years Il: r..
Agent at this place, and was considered one Of
The best agents on the road.
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Cash, Cash, Cash,

Ndu % " INuVut ~
Neither can you do vitkeGs Boots, Shoes and
Hats, which va are now receiving and will be
s2ld at lower prices than ever offered in Co
lunbia. SheSgog & Son.
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DEATHS.


In Hickman county, March goth. JONI /.
CHESTER, aged about 80 years.
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Attention Farmers !

Howard & Oar hsvE good work Mules for sale
at Mays & Dodsy n e stable. and at Mt. Pleas
ant. March Cliff.
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Don,tEslI Wien

IN NUIWLlUIH
TO call at SheegoE a Sons
As they will sell you Better and Cheaper
Boot, Shoe and Hat for Cash than you can find
at any other House.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

The Social Circle meets at the Odd
Fellows Hall Tuesday night. 1t prom
ises to be even more entertaining than
The last one. Be sure to attend.
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ACoIored Cemetrx.

A meeting of colored citizens OF Maury
county was held in the court room OF the
County Court of Maury, March 22ud, 1873, fol
the purpose of devising means TO purchase 8
Cemetery for the intermeut of the colored citl
zens Of Columbia and vicinity. After some
dicussion on points touching the interest oil
such an institution, on motion, a vote was
taken and carried TO organize Board oil
Trustees, or Committee, to purchase aud su
perintend the Cemetery, with power to take
subscriptions by selling one hundred shares
at s. per share, each su oscriber, on the pay
ment of IS, becoming member of the B BARD
of Trustees, Whereupol the following persons
subs ribbed IS each: w. NJ. Jordon, solomon
Williams, Richard Freeman, John Myers,
Richard Sanderson, Houston Martin, Pomp ey
Smith, Cornelius Workman, Thos. Fitzpatrick
Ben Williams, L. v. Euliss, Ben wilkins
and Joseph Lawrence. Total, $500. Cash
paid in $500.
On motion. it was ordered that the subscrip-
ton books should remain open until after the
18th of April, 1873.
Adjourned to meet Saturday, March 29th.
1879 N
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METEoROLOaICAL.


Range Of ThermOmeteR and BaPSm-
ter. ae Wtnton, Residence ef y. H
James, 60F the week emdlng March
9Th. 1878.
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Restores Gray or Faded Hair,
The 1Ioat Perfect Hair RestOrer

AND As A DRESSING is EXQUISITE,
'sToPs HAIR FRoN FALLING, CURES OAN
DRUFF, HEADACHE AND Ak ERUP-
TIVE DIsEAsEs 81 fIiE SCALP"
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n. J. BRYANT.
CHANCERY SALE OF
"Corinthian Rall.r

Or more generally known a. tHe AEfh01tg Coi-
lege. BY virtue Of decree OF the Chnncery
Court, az Columbia, Tennessee, rendered ~
the November term, 1872, In the cHtO VI ! %
Church vs. j AZ Harwcll and Othors, / will soil
T. the highest bidder " the Count House Ia
the town OF COLUMBIA, on saturday he z Ga day
Of April lsI3, toTinthian Hall or .hGth0dist
College property, consisting of about seven
acres, with a large Brick building near tho
centre of said grounds, formerly used az n fc-
male college, Said property will BE- loll on D.
credit of ne aud two years except tho sum OF
six hundred dollars 10 be paid iu cash notes.
with interest from date, will be required u the
purchaser or purchasers with guOd security.
and lien retained for payment Of the pur-
chase money. The same sold fac from the
equity Of redemption
March 7, 1873. ID. b COOPER, e.. Sc.
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WIN JoRpoN, Chm, Pro TEN.
CaEED TAYLOR, Act'g Sec'y.

OREED IAILORI ACT z Gee y
We are requested to state, by the colored
people, that the white people are also respect
fully solicited to assist them in getting up
fund IN enclose their cemetery, should they
snccaed in hnYinR one.
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The Best Guarantee
OF the merits
0f0ur Handmade
Boots and shoes is that our sales are daily i2-
eressing and we have had ia SLaploy more
workmen to have our spring and summer
stock ready. Shesgog * Son.
We Have Now
The Greatest Variety,
Largest stock.
Ard Cheapest Goods
In Columbia.
Call and see our new Boots, Shoes and Hats,
as We are receiving our spring stock.
ShssgoE & Son,
Garden Seeds.
A large aud complete stock Of Landreth' :
genuine garden seeds just received, direct
from d. Landreth 4 Son, Of Philadelphia,
warranted fresh and genuine. Also white and
red onian sets.
Feb. 7. 1879, T. B. RAISs
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The Best Guarantee

Flower Seed. 100 different varieties reserved
to-day, Feb. 9th, 1875, 7. D. RAINS.
Feb. %.
, 1873-07-09

Eastern" was in latitude So. As north,
longitude % west and had paid out TAT
miles of the new Atlantic Cable.
United States and Canada Postal cards
are to be interchanged, with the addition
merely OF an ordinary penny stamp, 50
that a Message may go from Pembina or
Montreal to san francisco or Galveston for.
two cents
The S eamship "Mlrathon" Of 1900
tons barlen, was burned day before yester-
day at Glasgow.
The venerable Ex-cha1cellor Isaac Ferris
d. D. L. D., was buried yesterday. H.
was the author Of the beautiful hymns of
the Dutch Reformed collection beginning
- The Lord is my SuepherI", and of
Christ is mine
Our Coffee mlrket has declined since our
last letter, AID prices are off full j.. per
10. Ordinary Rio to Prime Maracaibo .I75
to 1890. gold per 10.
The advance in Sugar referred 10 in orr
last has been lost, the upward meyemnut
has been very shore Ijred Porto Rico,
fair 10 good refining qualities, u a Sc.
currency.
Gold at this wi.ing 1l5E per .at.
SAM.
, 1873-07-09

10 the present haIfdeveIoped condition of the world
mere i 40 heIp for this. The first duly in all towns
= 70 remoY' from the vicinity Of Limitations all matters
"AitH, W their decomposition, would tend to produce
disease. The question Of health is, of course, Of the
hrst Importance, aad that Of economy must follow it ;
o0l ~ should follow closely, and perfect civilization
must await lis solution,
Thirty million bushels Of corn c|0ntlia, among other
minerals, nearly seven thousand tons Of ph0sDhoric
aclI' ana 'Hj8 anoaHt IS annually lost in the wasted
nigit-s3I Of New York City.
Othct mi3erai constituents of j0d-imooranf onas
ioo,-are washed away Ia even greater Quantities
through NE same channels; but this element il the
pest Tor Illustration, because It's effect ia manure is the
most striking, even 50 small a dressing as twenty
pounds per acre producing a marked effect on all
cereal crops. Ammonia, too, which is so important
i1"t It IS usual IN England to estimate the value of
Ni'2nfa IN exact proportion TO its supply of this ele-
mrot, is largely yielded by human ~excrement.
Practically the human cxcr,ment of The whole coun-
~ - nearly all so disposed Of as to be lost to the
son. The present population Of the United States
IS GOT far from 100000. On the basis of the abnvs
calculation their annual food contains over 100000 tons
OF p~ho@phorIc acid, being about the amount contained
~ 9OO'O0O tons of bones, which, at the price of the best
a1or OF oone, Dor manure) would be worth over
2oO'UOO,OOU. Ii would be a moderate estimate to saw
mat the other constituents Of food found in ~night-soI
are OF at least equal value Wfh The other constituents
OF the bone, and to assume $50. 900, 900 as the money
value ofthe wasted nightsoiI ofthc United States.
In another view the importance of this waste cannot
te estimated IN money. Money values apply rather
10 the products oflabor and TO the EXCHANGE of lbese
products. The waste Of fcrtnizing matters reaches
further than the destruction or exchange of products
IT lessons the ability to produce. IF mill streams were
'9'l0g year by year. and streams were yearly losing
, 1873-07-09

ky days being these January I, ?, 4, 5,
7, 10, Is; February 6, Z, IS; March /, 6,
s; April 6, II May 5, 6, s June 7, IS;
July 5, 10 August II II; September 6,
7; October 6; November Is, 16: and
December IS, is, II. As to which is the
best day Of the week, why
Monday for wealth
Tuesday for health
Wednesday the best day of all
Thursday for crosses;
Friday for losses
Saturday no luck at all-T5id.
, 1873-07-09
y0D2R3lGUEO
OFFERS
70 Il S.A L Z:

Hoes, Bills, Manure FORKS, Screw Plates,
Telling Axes, Gratings, Mu1e-trace, Baci
and Bull Chains, Copper for Stills, Iron pipe
Elbows, Rose, Cut aad Horse Nails, Rat
Traps Butt Iron Hoops, Bataud Sheet iron,
Horse Shoes, Sugar Ladies', Slimmers.
Grass Knives, Paints Zine and Lead, surn
dry c%oloQrs) ia oil and dry, Superior Paint
Oil, Kerosene, Lard, Bapeseed, Whale and
Engine OIL Stearin Candles, Portland
Cement. Fire Brlolt, English Siuele and
Double Harness, Drri0. Whips, Brides
I~IaItcrs, Saddles etc, Glazed Dash Hides.
EiameIed Cloth, Hamcs, Carriace Door
Handles, Harness Mornings, Galvanized
and Wooden Buckets, Tea Kettles and Soup
Pots, Earthenware Tea Cups AMI @%aucer5,
Fruit Jars, Ice Water Pans and Arctic
t'reezers, Iron Wire Dish Covers and Crane
Bags, Corn Brooms, Horse Brushes, Green
and Black Tea, Coffee, Mustard. Sweet
Oil, Petit Pois. B ack Pepper, Stone Nor.
taIs, Table Salt, Mace, Gloves and Carda-
NOM, Iricopherous, Umbrellas, ihamois
Skins, Hosiery, Meriuo and Lambs Wool
, 1873-07-09

" An article on Sewers aud Earth-CIosets, published in the
American Agricultural Annual of 1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-27

The lar OF New York city takes strong grounds
against an elective Judiciary Mr. DOrman 3.
Eaton, Chairman of the civil service advisory
hoard, Is foremost in this reform. and at a meet
Ing Of the bar association on Thursday evening
Presented sn address, which, after abiding to
the corrupt judges who have dsgraced the
bench, and 20 the fact that the public have
now an opportunity to express by ballot their
opinion on the question whether judges should
be elected or appointed. proceeds to give rea-
sons why the latter course should be adopted
Among these reasons are the following That
the system was untried when FIRST adopted; that
the people did not demand it, nor was there any
discussion before them; that the election of a
judge is demoralizing and unfavorable to JUS
tice; that il has increased the number of party
mercenaries; that it arouses passions and preju-
dices; that appointments made by the governor
will still be under the control of the people;
that the present judicial system is fuctuating
and feeble; that lack of integrity in the city
will demoralize the whole community. The
report was adopted, and as most of the New
York journals favor the appointive system
best calculated to secure pure men for the
bench, it is probable that the next legislature
will amend the law accordingly.