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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-12-25

The Radical majority in Congress is
trying to pass supplemental civil rights
bill, with the school feature modified and
the cemetery provision left out. The
amended or modified bill gives negroes
equal privileges on railroads, in hotels,
public couveyances, theatres, and the
right to sit on iurics. If Congress passes
it, and the President signs it, the grave
of Radicalism will have been dug-that S
some consolation.
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Judge S. NJ. Fife has been nominated
bv the Democrats and Conservatives of
the 4th Congressional District, on the
10Th ballot, to FIJI the vacancy occasion
ed bv the death Of John w. Head. He
is spoken of in high terms, as an able,
pure man, and will no doubt be elected.
The election takes place on the 3lst Of
December
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Two burglars, named Douglass and
Mosier. were killed the other day while
attempting to ROB house near Brooklyn
n. Y. Douglass said Mosier, who was
killed instantly, was one Of the. party
that abducted Charley Ross, on the LIST
of July last The police can't lind
Charley. however.
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THE SUR
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The approach of the Presidential election
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j. Il. ASHTON. JOHNP. MCGAW
COLUMBIA MILLS
REBUILT.
To the Farmers 0Hd Merchants
81 MGHrU 0Hd AdjOiH-
ing Counties

We have Just completed and have in r,II
operation under the most approved STYLE
together with all the improvements of ma
chinery the COLI MBHA MILLS 80 lonp
and faVOrably known as the shfOn Hills
on Duck River, and We have no hesiteuCy
in saying TO our friends and the public zen.
orally that we are fully prepared to sustain
the reputation Of the old mills. BRING
along your grain; 4 trial is all we ask
for past patronage, we solicit a
Of the same. Orders filled
promptly, and delivered with disuafch
within the bounds of the corporation limits.
The highest market price paid Tor wheat
and corn. Respectfully.
Dec. 1, 1o74.-3m. ASHTON & MCGAW,
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When a King visits England Queen
ws sSo5' out S9 to open the gate and welcome
him in, when Kalakaua visited Presl-
dent Grant, the latter sent Freddy, the
American Prince of Whales, out to wei
come the King-in imitation of English
ROYALTY
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Democratic Senators threaten to talk
until March, the time for adjournment,
on the civil rights bill if they cannot dc
feat IL in any other way.
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
W.T.. Cornwell vs.. T. X. McCann

W. 1. CornWeli vs.. i. X. Mccain.
IL appearing to me from the AFFIDAVIT of
plaintiff, that the defendant is q uou-resj-
dent OF the state OF Tennessee: and il fur
Their appearing that the defendants proper
~ was attached, il is therefore ordered bv
me that publication be made ina the Herald
and Mail, newspaper published i'm the
town of Columbia, Maury county, Tenues.
see, for four consecutive weeks, to notify
said defendant to be and appear me on the
18th day of January, 1879, TO defend said at
tachment, or the same will be proceeded
with exparte as to him.
Dec. T. 1874. CHARLES CLEAR, J.p.
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We are authorized to state that the
teachers Institute, which was appointed
TO be held at Lynnville next week, has
be en- indefinitely postponed.
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Murfrecsboro had a $4,000 fire last
Tuesday. The Monitor was destroyed
loss $500, insured for $1,000. We
tender cur cotemporaries cur sympathy.
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I UMBER NOTICE.

Having sold q one-halG interest in the
lumber business formerly carried on by me
in this State To A. &. Thompson & Bro. OF
Fountain Creek, all persons having IuTn-
Der sawed or under contract for me, referred
To them. They will receive, measure aud
day for same, a. heretofore
May 9th-tf, Z. CHAS. GCLDBERG.
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l. Preparatory School.
=. Normal school.
). Musical School.
I. Art School.
= School of Modern Languages.
t.. Agricultural School.
:. Comm ercial School.
S. Law SCHOOL.
The next term will begin an the LIST o
February, 1879. New students are requested
to enter early in January.
Board Tuition, Fuel, Washing. etc, one
term, .SS a.; 10000 Catalogues fer gratul,
Bantist, Methodist, Christian, Presbyterian
or Catholic Churches.
students received at any degree of adj
vancement and at any time.
seven Stern Facts:
l. 1t is the cheapest College of like grade
in the world.
? In four specialties, it challenges conf
petition.
5 70 instltuuqn Isss aIaVlsh Or more
T. 1t exemplfheS that an Institution may
be very good and very cheap, though con-
trary 10 the dogma of some.
J. It cduCateS males and females, which is
natural and right, now so decided 10y OK
perts, but long ago by common sense.
f. No expense Will be spared to procure
teachers o. me nhe2t talent in England or
=. tits truly a National lnstItute, aud the
youths of all sections are sohcItGd TO come
and form Friendships that will so greatly
tenl TO mage rs ih truth united people,
and 'perIettlate our liberties:
The Home College fox the North and
South. Sectional preiudiceS must be DIES
trGyed OF true National patriotism will
cease to exist. There is no way so effective
as to bring together the noble youths from
all sections and have at heart the making
of them devoted friends in College days.
Patriots aud PhilanthrOpiStS everywhere,
arc requested TO consider and encourage
this enterprise.
IHentY ~ ,GUO SOhUI arsh ikt HDd 200
AiOO SchOIarSRiPS To be Dis
posed Of.
One Hundred Thousand copies of the next
Illustrated Annual Catalogue, containing
nincty-six pages each, will he issued, thir-
ty-six pages of which are offered to the pub
lie as an advertising medium.
~ INO. Nj. WALTON,
President.
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MILL NOTICE.

=, would respectfully notify the publietbst
u rt,,ltis low water Will be prepared 10 DO
inning lg by steam az my mill on Carter's
April2d, 1874. tie I'M. uuNrpR
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HERALD AND MAIL,

Friday Morning, Dec. 25m. 1874.
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Tenth Academic Year.
The school is i'll one of tire richest and
most charming agricultural counties in
America, in the heart of the famous Blue
Grass country in Sumner county, Tonnes
see, lovely valley lying between a range
of the Cumberland Mountains and the Cum :
berland River, in a beautiful little city of
vines and flowers, containing $500 inhabi-
tantS distinguished for intelligence and re-
finement, hospitality and generosity. This
place was selected after CanVaSSing the adj
vantages and inducements offered at all the
most noted points in our country.
Sixteen Members la iEse Faculty.
A number of whom have the highest ma
tiOnaI reputation, both as teachers and au-
thOrS. and will be increased to Twenty-Five
the next Academic year.
The schools of the College Course.
/. School OF Humaniti6S.
?. School OF Ancient Languages.
=. School of Mathematics.
4. School OfPhilOSOphy.
). School of History and Moral Science.
Departments.
!. Preparatory School.
=. Normal School.
:. Musical School.
I. Art School.
!. school of Modern Languages.
IA Agricultural School,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-12

BY Lyme q brother,
Reai Estaae AGENTS and Anctioaeers,
b Nd. q Main street.

II ARaE ANDATTRAGTIVE SALE OF
TOBACCO !FfxTUREs. OBs.
EICE shai; the ,1,si Sea ss
tween Ms in and Franklin streets, ON THU aSDA AZ
me Sc day or October nexs. AL o'clock r. ID, the
soIIesIsE 5SIs EIIi r.tpssr
loso5 as 8 sEfsT Fsa Tor
and heating factory throughout, cost ~ Pase
HfYS fss pHh5es 4 iSS
HsYn66Eg2a 41a q 1fs PRESSES
as lux bsJ5gxss s2s RsI sips, &C., complete;
With draTs5s &C.. s com Pete
,, aso e s9S steam power;
i ,LGMP-M 1CHINE, s!eam M power;
I L DiPPfNG-TUB and Rack,
4 ssts Of FAiRBANK's sCALHs-1 OF extra
Large nio lot :TTot5BsaCGo-BAsRETs, STICKS, DRY
Lo. Of f FiS as Boxes ON RoLLERs, q
and many other articlcs too numerous to mention !,
such as are found In first-class factory.
I'D .4zJ OFFICE FURNITURE:
l saRas Ss15fGSs 9gNE1SSs6 SssR Rhsk
/ LETTER-PREsS; -.
Marvin a So;s S sAEE; s1 sFo We
/ 5#$|sss SHssSisSys2}srn, !. H
"A''t C f sPITTooNs, i. j,
The special attention of tobacconists and others Is
called TO the foregoing sale.
at tIe hour Of sale. LYME s BROTHER,
Sc l2-S, Tn& Thtd ''t.$4 - Auctioneers. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-12
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
Il HOUSE AND LOT, SITUATED IN HEN
RICO COUNTY NEAR THE CITY OF RICH-
MOND. ON THE WEST LINE of THlRTIETH
BETWEEN r AND. ) STREETS, AT AUC.
TION.-By virtue of a certain deco Of trust exc
cuted to me rs trustee from Sarah B. Cannayan,
dated It'll April, ! S74, and duly recorded In the
clerks Office of HenricO county In deadlock 49,.
page 469, shall, In execution Of said trust. being
so equired by the beneficiary under SAID deed, sell
at public auction. on the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY, 9th day OF September. 1874. 1t 5HoclCd
p NJ the property located as above deserted. COZ.
sisttng Of LOT with FRAMED COTTAGE
thereon contatring about four rooms, &c.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses n sale and u, ray
of certain negotiable note executed BY Sarah b
Canuayan, dated 11ih April, 1874. and plYass
four months after date. for the sam Of d - win
interest on same until paid. as TO the residue on
such terms as Will be made known ut ne bcni q
sale. ROSERI b. LINE,
Sc 10 lruste.
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i BY Wellington Goddin, !.
Real Estate Agent and Aucioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE ON TEE NORTHSIDE
Il OF MAIN, STREET BETWEEN sEVEN-
TENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETSs And
BETWEEN NINETEENTHANDT
STREETS; AND ON THE EAST IDE SE
SECOND. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
ESTREETS.-Asl special commissioner, appointed
BY q decree OF the Chancery Court OF the city o.
Richmond, entered on the; 80 july 1919, IN me
case of Montague, who sues, &C., ts C0wIes's ad-
minlstrafor &e,I shall sell ~ public ancuon; on
The premises. ON MONDAY the 2lst september.
advertised the following valuable improved real
She large THREE-SToRY, BRICK TENE-
MENT on the north side OF Main, between Nine
feenth and Twentieth Streets occupied by >. FOX,
at the rental OF $400 per annum. -.
After which, say at AZ O'CLOCK p. M., that other
THREE-sTORY BRICK {rENEMENT ON the
north side of Main, between Seventeenth anu
Eighteentli Streets now occupied by Messrs. MAN.
ders and Simons, respectively, ct the rental OF
After which, say at 5h o'clock p. d., those two
Brio x and FRAMED TENEMENTS, on the east
line Of Second. between Clay and Leigh Streets oc.
cupied respectively by Messrs. Cowardin and
James overly, each at the rental OF S2l per an-
mum 4 .t-ss..s \. - s1..s, =.
TERMS: pne-fourih cash balance at six, twelve,
aud eighteen months for negotiable notes bearing
SIX per cent. interest; the said interest payable
semi Annually, and the title retained I'LL aii 81 the
purchase money Is aid. JOIN HOWAkD,
Sc Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-12
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh stIc' between Main and Bank.
THE DEsIRAl lie BRICK RESIDEN,

THE DESIltA, LIE BRICK RESIDENCE
l. No. 603 WEST GRACE STREET, AT AUG
7ION.-We Will sell ut auction on the premises, on
ST., the very DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
No. 6O3 west Grace street opposite Monroe Park,
containing six rooms, ana bathroom and water
closet with Kitchen of two rooms, all built in the
mest:node IN style. This Is Il well built and con-
veniently arranged house, aud being located In so
desirablea ueighborhood should attract the atten.
ton Of hose In want Of a pleasant home. The lot
fronts thirty feel
TERMS: Accommodating, and will be announced
at the sale. GRUBBS il WILLIAMS,
Sc 10,10.14,16,1f,SlS AuctiOneers. +
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
T,HAT MOST yALUABLE TENE,IEN

THAT NJ LOST VALUABLE TENEMENT
y No. 1908 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
tenth And ELEYENTH STREETS. OPPO.
SIZE TO TIL POST-OFFICE, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY. 2Sth OF September, ut O'Clock p
A-- We will sell. upon the premises. that highly.
valuable and Desirable PROPERTY situated as
above, occupied by the singer Sewing Machine
company, Meesrs. Guy Il g iiiiam and j. I'll. D0oley
facing the post. Office Main street, In the heart Of
what must always be The best business centre of THE
city, convenient as IL Is 10 the public buildings aHc
the principal nay,s OF all kinds OF business,
The lot Is 25xl4S feet 20 . wide alley.
The bgiidipg has an Iron iront-swfIh fine base.
ment With the front extended four hove The
street, and finished for two stories. ~
NO proplrty of more sterling value har been OF.
fered for sale for long time In ills city. aud such
an opportunity can bs presented only NJ ons inter-
yals-
All seeking thoroughly secure and good Inv est
meit In strictly hrst-elass property should give
close attention to this sale. 2 5
THE TERMS, which will be very favorable, Will be
mace known a6 the time OF sale, or by previous APP.
plcanon 10 GRUBBS u WILLIAMS.
ss.se Hiatt 19,2I,23&td Aastoneers
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81 BY Lyme 4 Brother.
Real Estate Agents and huctioneers,
rs, ~, Eosl2l2 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE WITH
DWELLING OVER SAME, SITUATED on
HULL STREET BETWEEN ELEVENTH Am
TWELFTH STREETS. IN MANCHESTER, FOR
SALE BY AUCTI0S.-We shall, at the reques, OF
the parties, sell at public auction ca the prrmes
on MONDAY, I 4th OF September, 1874, at ~
O'Clock r. NJ, that valuable brick store With Owed
Ing over same containing three rooms: kitchen, sts-
bic, &c-all in good repair-ioca.ed as above o.
scribed. The lot has front on Hull street OF 2sx
by 1855 feet. This Is justly regarded as most Ell.
ceIlent stand for any retail business.
TERMS: 'One-fourth cash residue at four eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes Interest I'D.
ded, secured by . trust deed.
2 g sc 10 LYME & BkOTHER, AuctIoneers
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BY Cook q Lsughton. Anctioneersa
: corner Governor and Franklin streets,

TTORsES' AND MULES AT AUCTION.
LII THIS DAY at ! o. o'clockwe will sell at tle
horse-lot, LnDpktn,s alley, .ssrt - ~
if Several good HORSES. 5000
! three.year.oId MULE. large size, well l broke.
{27 F 1 As'Zrs't.N- ; COOK e LAUGHTOG, az
40 ! o ~ Auctioneers.
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FOE LEASE.

FFHE UNDERSIGNED, BY AUTH0RI.
i TY Of the stockholders, Is prepared 10 lease !he
PROPERTY OF The WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS COMPANY for ! term OF years II mol
fered at public auction. on the premises, upon tts
10Th day OF September nexi.
For Information rs TO terms. &c. application may
oe ase 70 for rI the at Richmond Va
A. y. WELLFJRD,
President White Sulphur Springs Company.
Sid
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REAL ESTATE ar PRIVATE SALE.
J.Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopeer.
+, Ills Main street, opposite Dispdtoa Office.

ON MONTHLY INSTALMENTS-A
" SAFE INVESTMENT AND SURE PROFIT.
A nice suburban RESIDENCE. with ELK acresof
rich garden land, neat and stylish FRAME DHtLL'
ING, well shaded, containing hre rooms all neees,
n number of fruit-trees. This most desirable bone
rs situated upon an emineuce In the eastern posssn
or the city, and adj, accent 10 the corporate lii.,
commanding oneof the finest aud unst e1'snae4
The Land all around this place Is now seline 9Y
the foot and streets are laid out 10 II, ana may w
exten ded through, thus giving large ngmost
building lots, when desired. For quo" III M he
TAX. In part payment, and the balance 70 sa' ns
pe aeia Hpp' j. THOMP,OS ER0WS.
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BY GrlIbhs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A Dwell,
" LING on TWEGTY-FfF I'll STREET NEAR
TO VFNABLE s rkEET, On UNION HILL, AT
AUCTION.--Har DC, Us. Pollard. In Rich.
mond Chaneety Court.-Ine tim 0f s decree en-.
tered IN said cause on June 9Th, S74, will sell
az auction. upon the premises on WEDNESDAY,
September 16th,at s O'Clock p. NJ, the dwelling
situated ~ above, now or formerly occupied by Dir
Birchet tt, and being The same purchased py w. Il
Norris at former sale, which sale The court refused
ocontirm. The lot is 35 by l32 feet,
TERMS One-fonrth cash; balance. at four. eight
and twe,ve months with Interest, for negotiable
notes with an eadorser for the deferred payments
and tile retained by the court until the notes art
paid. THoMASJ. EVANS,
Commissioner.
GRUBBs.s WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. ses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-12
By Gru5bs s. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF TWO
v HUNDRED AND sIFrY-THREE ACRES
biER RESIDENCE OF The l. Ate JOHN FOE.
FOR SALE AT ACCTION.-Wew VIII sen at auc.
ton, on the premises on TUESDAY the 10th of
September, at O'Clock P. M, this very valuable
FASM, containing about two hundred aud fifty
three acres, nearly all cleared. II lies on the VIII
lamsEurg turnpike and on both sides of the York
hiver railroud about one and tlree-quarter miles
from Richmond. The Improvements are BRICK
DIV ELLING with six rooms and pantry. aud q
brick Kitchen with five rooms, and the usual out
buildings. There Is young apple orchard OF
choice fruit. The farm Is well wasered and heal
thy Its nearness TO the city, and being oB one Of
the best roas out of the city, and situated as it is
on both sides Of the York River road, make ii very
desirable for division into small farms and suburban
residences. A plat Of the farm nay be seen ut our
Office. - .IE
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
sc 5.S, 1O,l2,13.14,Si5 AuciIoneers.t
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"a .. BY Hill q Goddin,
! 4 ReaI Estate a gents and AuctioneerS,
{. - ~ - = A "a Main street. gtCi

ulRU sTEE,sVs7ALiE OF FRAME e ID
A DWELLING ON THE Est 49, , Ell ~. ne ~
MON by virtue OF deed of trust executed 70 me,
and duly recorded In The Chaneery
2d S74 at o'clock n. d.. the pro-
nett, therein conveyed, being ERAMEDWEL,aa
ING. No. 743, with 1--we rooms Kitchen, &C., water
LOT fron,s thirty feet and runs backs 100 Seet
TsaMss Cash as to expenses Of gale and 20 pay
on II Iis Mi paid and the balance aJ such
tii'e as n Da ~ 'l FRANK D. HILL
- o tds 10 bitai titse.7. - Trustee!
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81 Paines eaDeiT q Coz :Sis
Auefi ofsera. sGt

GALE OF Is sTo OK pF FI y !. AA sIas
SSFfIIss. AND sTORE.FIxIUEEs,aa u y, cs,,;.
pss ns ;i,S store 81
pnnhafars Wcis;gur, seq, No. l10l mnln sssSIs'
tha balance OF hts stock remaining on nanu rs
s sss,sss Frxg French eoFT HATS In all coioEs
WE Es fExTn6 BLACK SILK HATS - 81.
MEMS PEARL and BLACK GAssaE, Il ars.
Wsr,ss PEARL and BLAc on. sTlSF-bRlS nAkns 8 rs
~ rss,s 1,IoTH HATS, FOOL HATS III 4. n
B ss1,is FINE HATS 10 ali coiors; Is
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