The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-01-23
Personal INrELl.TGENCE.


Rev. s. G. Caruthers and family left las
week for Marshall, Texas, having been car
ed to Cumberland Presby terrain ChnTch II
that place. Mr.. Caruthers is son OF Juage
Abe Caruthers, dec d., who was one one, Oh .t tnt
ever lived in Our State. Brother Caruthers Ii
aman OF ability, and a.truly efficient preach
er of the Gospel, and we wish MIN success
~ n gu p siii Shepard is in Little Rock, Arkan.
sas. and refers us to the Prophet Amos, LIST
T. cal. Matthews, of Spring Hill, Texas, re.
turned to Maury county, his old home, sew
eral weeks ago, and after spending pleas
Texas.
We clip the following notice of gentle
man well known in our county rom tne
Louisville Christian Observer. MI; Bry son
was for years pastor of Hopeweu Churci IN
this county, and has many warm Ilenus
among US: REV. j. H Bryson was LiS,, Gu
held in Zion Church, Glebe street, Charles-
ton, on Dec. 3lst. He was lnsta1ieo pastor
over the church at Columbia, $. C., on sun
day morning, jan, ith, Key; DT ~ Sd NJ
preached the sermon from Maui; q "a ser
mon of high order of merit. IL earnestly
exhibited the importance of the spirit OF do
cility in receiving divine truth. II Iully
sounded the depths OF the duties OF Ine pas
toral office and beautifully portraye ed the in
Innate and affectionate relations which
should subsist between pastor and eongre-
CATION. After propounding the cosutuIlon-
and touching address to the newly elected
minister. The venerable DR.. Howe follow
ed in short discourse to the congregatlon,
I'm which their particular obligation ana
duties towards the pastor were enforced VIII
touching simplicity, pathos and erect Inc
Phaair adds: Mr.. Bryson's sermons are
listened to with continually growing inter-
est "
Mr.. L. 8. Goodrich, of Alabama, was in our
town last Monday. Although he has re-
moved from the railroad desert to Ala
bama, yet he feels a deep interest In the
Duck River Valley Railroad Whlch enter
prise he had much to do IN starting on
Charley Martin, of Memphis, was in our
town last week, among his old friends, look
ing as handsome as ever,
George Martin, son of Mr.. Thos q. Martin,
has gone to Memphis TO live. George is a
strong, fine young man, and VIII, we trust,
do well in his new home. He is clever, In
We were pleased to meet ON the Western
bound train, last week, our old friend ana
schooI-mate, Mr.. Ed. Wilson, OF Columbia,
Tenn. Mr. Wilson has been absent at col
Iege for long while and has spent some
tie Switzerland" We wish him a safe return
home and a merry Christmas with friends
kindred and sweetheartS--G reeHUiJte URio1l.
The Tennessee Iron Manufacturing Com
pany will meet at Pulaski on the nth OF
February. It is an enterprise IN when when
ested. Major Sykes will be In Columbia on
the 18th of January, and receive subscrlp-
tiOnS.
ais of the State met at Nashville last week,
to devise means for ascertalnlng the
expense to the State IN 70 8ra
pare a plan for carrying out the pur-
poses of the convention was composed OF
some of the the most distinguished Jurists
Hiczerson, and Judge Williamson Our Al
torney General, j. III. russell, was also 81
cient States Attorneys to be found any
where, and this recognition of his talents
Two charming young ladies of our town
have been spending nice time with their
relations in MurfreesborO. !
We understand that Jack Mangrem IN
tends removing TO Murfreesboro. He is a
Zoe Irvine started for Texas a lew days
ago. He will go by the way of Little Rock.
Hal Holcomb started through the country
several weeks ago with King PhlIlp, Joes
famous jack.
JEFF NJ. Word, of the firm OF VIM. Glenn q
CO.. Cincinnati, was in COlumb 1a last Tues
day. jeff. doesn't like red headed children.
A grand amateur concert was given IN |
sa Barnett of this place was invited TO take
part in it. The Banner thus speaks OF MISS
Rosa's singing, and that of Miss Ida john
son, who has many friends and relatives
"A grand scene and trio from Ernanni, |
sung by Miss Ida johnson, |
Mr.. French and Mi. OfShaughnessy, again |
brought down the house. Miss Rosa Bar |
nett, of Columbia, sang Casta Diva IN /
style that we have never heard before from
an amateur; indeed, but few prima-donnaS
can so well acquit themselves in this great |
With a large volume OF tone,
Miss Barnett, possesses voice OF nne ttBtbre, |
admirably mOdulated and full OF express
sion. Whether she was more excellent IN |
the adagiO or allegro, we hesitate to decide,
We think her well nigh perfect in both, |
and trust il will not be long ere we have the /
pleasure of hearing her again. Responding /
10 an enthusiastic encore, Miss Barnett sang /
+. Within a Mile of EdinbOro Town, in the
must beWitching manner. The concert /
closed with a ball=d of Balfe, Killarney,
sung charmingly by Miss Ida Johnson. As |
we said in the beginning, II is inNldlous 10 |
draw commissions, but we are sure that Miss
'urrey Miss johnson and Miss Barnett, |
have a bright future before them in the vo-
cal music world
John +. T. Jones, of Suck Island Bend, |
pasSed through Columbia Wednesday, on |
his way back from ShelByville.
Mr.. Brown, of Salem, Va, father OF our |
live merchant, w. T.. Brown, is in town.