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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-12-04
Sheriff Sales.

By virtue ola venditioni exponas TO me
directed from the Circuit Court of Maury
| County in favor of Thomas Hart, VS. John
A. Mackey | will sell for cash to the high
est and best bidder at the court house
door in the town of Columbia on the 2lst
| day of December 1874 the undivided in
rerest defendant Mackey has IN and to the
| following tract or parcel of land situated
in the State of Tennessee, Maury County.
civil district No. 81, and bounded as fol-
lows to wit north by the lands of II. b.
Daimwood and the Butler setate east by
T. H. Holcomb J. P. Spindle and John L.
Porter, south by g. X. Irvine and Little
field, west by Duck River. containing 2S8
acres more or less, levied on and TO be
sold as the property of defendant John D.
Hackev u satisfy said order of sale and
cost. Nov. 18th 1874
w. A. ALEX ANDER, Sheriff.
BY virtue Of a venditiOni exponas to me
directed from the Circuit court of Maury
county, in favor of Monroe Clymore VS..
J. B. Harris and W. r. Shires, | will sell
for cash to the highest and best bidder at
the court house door in the town of CO.
lumbia on the DIST day of December, 1874,
the following described tract or parcel of
land, to-wit: bounded on the north by the
lands Of McFadden, east by the county
line between Maury and Marshall, south
nv the lanf of VIM. Shires. west by Col
Inns and HardisOn, containing fifty acres
more or less, situated in the State of Ten
nessee. Marry county, civil district No.
- and being that portion of defendants
land lying in Maury couny; levied upon
and to he sold as the property of defer
dant w. r. Shires,to satisfy said order of
sale and cost, this November 10Th 1874.
W. a. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
By virtue Of vcndriOni exponas TO me
directed from the circuit court of Marry
county in favor Of A. + Church VS. L. W
Rascoe O. p Eight and j. j. Goodwin, l
will sell :or cash to the hghrs' and best
bidder at the court house door in the own
Of Columbia on the Dist day of Decem-
Der 1874. the following described tract or
parcel of land, situated in the State of
Tennessee, Marry county, civil distric;
No. IS, and bounded as follows: on the
west and north by the lands OF Lewis
Hutcherson, east by A. s. Goodwin, AN
" $ Sparkman, south by the GaskcI
lands, containing one hundred acres,
more or less; levied on and to he sold as
he property of defendant T. ". RaScoe.
% salty said order of sale and cost, this
November 10Th, 1874.
W. A. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
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PETrsBURGH, August 12.-The Stand
ard OH Works and National Refinery, on
the Allegheny River, in the Eighteenth
ward, were burned tonight. At three
O'Clock the lightning struck an oil tank
containing 5000 barrels Of oil, setting i,
on fire. About three hours aiterwsrd The
tank ovetaowed, and the burning oil
communicated with the buildings and
tanks in the vicinity, the fire at once GOV.
etiDg aspsce OF an acre and half. The
amount Of oil destroyed was IS 900 bar.
relS. AL the buildings on the premises.
valued at $4,000, were destroyed, and
also l 200 empty barrels. The men on
the premises escaped with difficulty, but
no lives 80 far as known, are lost The
total los will be about $4,000. upon
which there is an insurance OF about 500.
900, divided among the following com
pAniea: Pittsburgh, MonoughahelA, Ma
tional Of Allegheny, and Boatmen's. Al
II o'clock the fire was under control, and
the othersrefnerie sadjoiniDg were consid.
cred out OF danger. A tank at the Fair
view on Works, on the opposite side Of
the river, was also struck by lightning
and 5000 barrels OF oil burned. No in.
surAnce
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THE TURF.
ROCHESTER RACES,

ROCHESTER, August 19.-Twenty thou.
sand people witnessed the races to-day.
The fret race, for harness, Of the 2.4j
class, was left unfinished. Candits Smith
won the first heat in 2;3SE, and Unknown
the next two heats in 23j and 2:34. A
protest was entered against Unknown be-
cause Of previous record and the suppress
sion Of a former name. The owner said
he was prepared with afidavits, and the
judges will decide the matter O-night.
The Tree for all race was the next call
ed. 1t was announced that Goldsmith
Maid would be driven 10 win the addi-
tional $4,000 offered for beating her
record Of 2l5i made at Buffalo. She
was sent in the second heat and trotted
the mile in 2:l4.. This extraordinary
performance was received with the wild :
est enthusiasm.
Purse No 8, 5000; free 10 all. First
horse, e. 500, second 81, 500, third 81 600.
Goldsmith Maid, /, l, /; Judge Fuller.
ton, 8. 9, 2; American Girl, 2, 8, 3;
Henry, distanced. Time-nrst heat,
quarter, 33i; half, l:09i; three.qusrters,
l:43; mile, 2:l9i. Second heat, 33f; l:O6i;
l;40s; 2.l4s. Third heat, 81; l:0S3; LA;
2;l9i,
One heat Of the 2:29 race was won by
Castle, when drenching shower caused
the postponement Of the race for the day.
UTICA, August l2.-The races to-day
were we'll attended. Three heats were
trOtted in the 2;45 race and another was
declared void under rule % Of the Nation.
al Association. Alter the first heat Abner
Rush, owner OF Magnolia, the iavorite,
was taken from his sulky and another
driver substituted for an alleged attempt
TO throw the race. Al the end OF the
third heat the race was postponed until
Thursday on account OF darkness. The
positions OF the horses were as follows
Magnolia /, 2, l; Wells entry Q, 2, 2; Ma.
jor Root 4, l, 1; Rosa Sanburg 8, 4, 8; Vol.
unteer Maid 1875. Time, 2:2S, 2:27, $50.
The second race was for the 2:29 class
summsry-Fieety Golddusi s, |, !, !;
Mute |, 2, 8, 8; Spotted Colt 9, i, s, 5,
Stewart Maloney G,5, 4, 2. Time, 2:24t,
222i, 2.23, 2:27.
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How She was Quoted.

(Ffon the Detroit Free Press)
Friday evening a woman about thirty
years old was arrested in the Western
district for disturbing the peace, and the
event almost distracted her, although she
had seen the inside OF a cell before. She
began bowling and weeping as soon as
she was locked up, and Bjah, the janitor
OF the Ninth avenue station, felt his heart
getting tender. He offered her harvest
apple, but she merely stopped long enough
10 see what 1t was, and then went on cry
ing out: ~ am dying, l know am ~
he besought her TO live Tor the sake Of
her husband, who is away on the lakes,
but she said she would be cold in death
before morning il not set at liberty. He
showed her the almanac and tried 10 in
duce her 10 peruse it and settle her mind
but she tried 10 pull his hair through the
bars, and raised her voice until it could
be heard two blocks away. He began
reading the almanac out loud, but She
drowned his voice, and be had "a
give up Then he went ont and bought
some peppermint drops and handed them
TO her, saying that it was burning
shame TO arrest q lsdy like her for merely
hitting another woman on the ear with q
shovel. She was quiet for few minutes
and then broke out again, and the root
oithe station seemed 10 be raising up.
BUah offered her a pound OF gum dtops,
q new bonnet, a black silk dress, house
and lot, and $4,000 in bonds II she would
only quit, but she danced up and down
and yelled, "Lemme eout or l shall di.ah ~
BE locked all the doors and sat down on
the front steps 10 let her exhaust herself,
but after an hour and ten minutes, there
being no cessation, he ran In with an axe
on his shoulder and threstened to cut her
head right of If she didn't stop. 81 WONT !
l won't won'tv' she shouted, dancing
up and down and taking a fresh start.
BE drummed on the coGl.scuttIe with The
axe 10 drown her voice, but the voice
drowned the scuttle. He put the
hose on the penstock and threaten.
ed 10 drown her, but she sbnt
her eyes and pitched her voice on a new
key. The old man was in despair. The
man upstsits couldn't sleep, and people
out doors thought that 8 panther had been
csged, As the officer rubbed his bald
head and looked around his eve
lighted on an old paper, and his smile ex.
tended from ear 10 ear. He carried il in.
turned up the gas, and shouted, "Hsve
you read the Beecher scandal vel ="
Read what" she exclaimed, suddenly
cessing 70 scream. 1.-THE Beecher. Tilton
matter" he continued: "this ere thing
what everybody is talking about" "No;
where is ny abe asked, and he passed In
the paper, telling her that il she would be
good he'd hunt up the rest Of the state
ment in another paper; and from that
moment until daylight the woman never
uttered q word, except once when she
asked il there weren't seven or eight more
pspers with statements in.
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A Desperate Shot and Killed.

LOUISVILLE, August l2.-Ho,ace With.
erspoon, rich farmer in Anderson comfy
Ky, was shot and instantly killed last
night IN Lswrenceburg in that county by
A n. Portwood, young lawyer Of thst
town, WiIherpoon was in the act Of
drawing pistol to shoot, but Portwood
was TOO quick for him. The shooting seens
70 have been clear case Of sell defence
and Portwood had tried to avoid the dit.
hculty. Witherspoon WAS very desperate
man, and had killed two men before with.
oot provocAIon. Six weeks ago al the
very ho1f AND almost upon the spot where
ne WS kliLeo yesterday he had shot and
ed physician Of the county, and vas nm
der indictment for this murder At the
time Of his death two loaded 1eyoIve+s
were found on his person, one Of them
hall drawn.
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BRIcRIAND AND STRAuDRR.-A re-
porter Of the Pittsburgh Leader day or
two ago called upon Briceland, the COL
ored murderer, at Washington, Pa. The
following is the result OF the interview ::
The question Of pardon or Communication
Of his sentence is daily expected to be
decided, and under advice OF his counsel
he was reticent OF his prospect Of escape
from hanging He looks delicate, and
complained Of insufficient ventilation Of
the jail, which IN other respects is CON-
Portable and well arranged. BE seemed
interested in Strauder, the Pittsburgh
negro, confined in the Wheeling j4il IN
der similar charge, and asked q good
many questions concering the status OF
his case. The reporter told him about
Lawyer Davenport's plan TO send Suau.
der to Berkeley Springs or the penitenli-
airy, pending new trial, and the project
seemed to meet his appreciation. He at
tributed his Own i'll health TO want Of ex-
excise, the sheriff, possibly on account Of
the recent frequent attempts to escape,
having cut of the use Of the hall from
the prisoners.
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CONDENSED TELRGRAMS.

Secretary Bristow has returned TO
Washington.
The police Of Rome have discovered
secret deposit Of arms in RAvennA an
seized Eve chests ofrihes.
Madrid papers report that England,
France and Germany have formally re-
cognized the Spanish Republic.
The Brussels International Congress
will adjourn at the end oil this or beginIDg
Of next week.
The Spanish Representative 81 Paris
hiss applied 10 Madrid for the full crecen-
tials Of Minister, Is France has declared
her readiness 10 recognize Spain.
The Republicans Of the 9Th district,
at Hillsboro, o, yesterday, nominated
DR.. Thomas W. Gordon, Of Adams coun.
ty, for Congress,
The Supreme Court met in MilwGu.
kee yesterday, and adjourned Tor two
weeks, when the decision in the railroad
Injunction case will be given.
Three new bales Of cotton were sold
on Change yesterday in Memphis, two
from Tennessee and one from Mississippi.
Among the passengers by the Scotia
on Wednesday were Hon. Geo. Bancroft
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs, Florence and Mrs.
Lander.
Jacob White, farmer living near Co.
lumbus, o., while hauling wood yester.
day, through 8 wood, during q heavy
storm, was struck by a falling tree and
instantly killed.
Andy HlgmBn, agent Of the Champ
ion Fire Extinguisher, while exhibiting
the merits Of the machine in Winchester,
Ky, on Tuesday, fell Of the cArrisge and
broke his neck.
William ]. PurmAn was re. nominated
for Congress from the Second District Of
Florida by the regular Republican Con.
vention yesterday. The boiling faction,
supported by Governor Stearns, nomi.
mated negro.
AT Woodbury., Union county, Ky, q
few nights since, Watkins large tobacco
factory was burned 10 the ground, with
thirty thousand pounds OF tobacco. Loss
$4,000, insured for about 10000.
Seven large tenemenu were destroy
ed by fire OF Tounerils, Canada, Wednes-
day morning, rendering about thirty fam.
lilies homeless and consuming $4,000
worth Of property.
The Republican Convention to nom.
mate candidates Tor Congress in the First
District OF Alabama, has been in session
two dsys at Selma. Over 100 ballots
have been taken without any result. The
negroes want negro nominated.
William Walter Phelps, Of the Fifth
Congressional District OF New Jersey,
was renominated Wednesday by acclS-
nation. The resolutions declare in favor
OF protective tariff, civil rights and
specie payments.
Charles Carroll, referee in the Coll
yer and Edwards prize fight, arrived at
Baltimore on Wednesday morning. Its
stated that his decision Is that Edwards
fairly won the fight, and he, Carroll, will
50 decide officially, when Edwards and
Collyer arrive in Baltimore on Friday
night.
in the Republican convention OF the
First Congressional District OF Vermont,
held al Middleburg Wednesday, Colonel
G. II Joyce, Of Rutland, was nominated
for Congress by acclimation in the plsce
OF G. W. Willard. The Republican con.
yention OF the Second district was held
Wednesday at White River Junction, and
renoHinsted L. P. Poland by 8 good ms
jority.
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SQUIRE CHARxocK.-Louis Fette yes
terdAy before Squire Charnock complain.
ed that on the 12th day Of August, in the
district Of Richie, this county, Frank
Ford did "feloniously steal, take and carry
away one coat Of the value Of IS, one pair
ofpsnts ofthe value Of SO, aggregating in
value ga, Of the goods and chAttels Of
Frederick Fette; also one vest Of the value
OF 81, Oh the goods and chattels Of
Thomas Doyle, and one shirt Of the value
OF fifty cents Of the goods and chattels Of
Henry BehrGns." After an examination,
Ford was held in $500 for his appearance
10 answer at the next term Of the County
Court Failing TO find . bcndaman, he
was committed 70 jail
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Who needs cash for lady mAde.up suits
and sells the cheapestl J. w. FRRRKL.


AGUB CoEQURRoR; No QU1N1NE, NO
ARSENIC, NO PoIsoNa-ThN IL strong
language, as Physicians and Chemists
have for years tried to compound q pre-.
paration that would entirely cure FEVER
AND AoUR without the use Of strong medi.
cines such as Quinine, Arsenic and other
poisons injurious to the system. There Is
no case Of Fever and Ague, Intermittent
or Bilious Fevers, CoDgestive Chills,
Night Swests, Liver Complaints, &c. that
this remedy will not cure st once and per.
maneDuy. 1t punfes the Blood, Liver,
Spleen, and all Isecretory organs 80 eff
tectually that the Chills will not return
during the season, even when persons
have had them for years. Sold by all the
druggists in Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry. eod-&W
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ENGLAND.



LONDON, August l2.-The Mark Lane
Express, in It's review Of the breadstufs
market, has the following in regard to
the wheat crop: ave are now al the
middle Of harvest, and the new wheat
shows nothing 10 indicate more than an
average quantity and growth. Some Of
our Contemporaries say the crop will be
two-thirds above the average, others say
about an average, while some think it will
be below the average. An immense
amount Of wheat is yet unharvested, and
an increase Of rain would be serious.
There is great diversity OF opinion about
the crops in France and Belgium" IN
closing is review the Express says I'VE
don't see how the price Of wheat can be
much depressed"
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NRw BUnDHG.-The Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company purchased some
time since the old Museum property on
the corner Of Baltimore and Calvert
streets, in Baltimore, for $225,O0O. Plans
have now been completed for fine build.
ing for the general offices OF the Company,
and work on it will probably be begun
soon. The building Is to have frontage
Of % feet on Baltimore and 1O2 feet on
Calvert street, and will be five stories
high, and the exterior will b Of granite
and Maryland marble.
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The Arkansas Constitutional Conven.
ton Yesterday adopted an ordinance 10
borrow the sinking fund now in the
treasury, 10 run the State government
with, and stopping the issuance Of State
scrip. The weather continues hot, the
thermometer reaching los degrees today.
About O'Clock on Wednesday morn.
ing Prot: s S. Taylor, Principal Of one Of
inc public schools at St Paul, Min was
attacked by an unknown man in hiS he'd.
room, who fired two shots, one of Them
producing an ugly wound In Tsvio,'s
head. The man escaped. The snrSs Ss :
think Taylor will recover. The obisct NJ
the attack seems to have been sssaSs Sr a.
ton, and not robbery: N'
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AT THE WHARF.-It was hot down at
the wharf yesterday. Between the land
ing and the river was deserted waste oil
bouldered pavement, and few were daring
enough &c. traverse the space. A few bold
roustAbous, some daring youths just ar.
rived and DESTROYS Of seeing their lady
loves; some few tough old salts that have
weathered many storm, and braved the
storms oil winter and the heat OF sumner
Tor quarter Of century, and who care
little for this world and have snIall dread
Of that which is to come, ventured TO cross
the calori6c stone. We haven't heard
from any Of them since. They may have
dissolved. 1t was very warm about the
landing.
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BRrLArRR.-At the Council meeting
last night the following business was trans
acted:
The application Of Amos Shepherd for
license 10 keep a public house was re-
jected.
The petition OF Conrad Smith asking q
change Of the present course Of the water
running from the city reservoir, 80 as 10
prevent further damage TO his property,
was referred TO the Committee on Streets
and Alleys.
Thomas BAShford entered q complaint,
setting forth the damage done 10 his pro-
perry on Gravel Hill, which was also re-
ierred TO q committee.
James Jilton was authorized 10 remove
the lamp post near GArard'S store to the
corner Of East Union street.
The Gas Company was authorized 10
purchase one dozen lamp posts TO subsil.
tute the oil lamps now in use, and which
the Mayor was ordered TO dispose Of.
The night watch was authorized 10
erect one street lamp on Sd street, on the
east side oil Grant, IS Ieet from the center
Of 1.-THE railroad track.
D. D. Shupe was authorized 10 pur-
chase from the Martins Ferry Blast Fur.
mace TRANCE 70 be used as fire alarm
on Grand Hill.
The Committee to whom was referred
the matter Of erecting q foot walk on the
railroad bridge was granted further time
10 report.
The report Of the Street Commissioner
was referred 10 the appropriate committee.
The Fire Warden was instructed 10 In.
vesdgate the cost Of suitable reels for the
Fire Department
The City Engineer was authorized 10
receive bids Tor repairing the bridge on
Sheridan street.
The petition oil Husbond, asking q
change Of grade on Pike street in front OF
his property, was referred 10 the Commit
tee on Streets and Alleys.
Ed. Mccormick, charged with assault
and battery and selling liquor on Sunday,
plead guilty and was fined g and costs
Tor each ofiense.
T. Il. Morris has just received q fine
terrier dog sent him from England.
The gas pipes between 4lh and 9th
streets have caught the infection Of the
times and are emitting more gas than
there Is any need for. The company had
better look after the leaks.
The Presbyterian social was well at
tended and well enjoyed occasion.
The Mayor is hsppy; his labors and his
compensation have been fixed by ordi-
nance.
Richard Crozier will get his bonds, the
issue oil which has been authorized, and
the autographs OF the Mayor and Clerk
will give them 8 market value.
The City Council demands OF W. n.
Drugen an explanation OF the escape of
Charles Miller, charged with the violation
Of the beer ordinance. Druaen will rise
and explain 81 the next meeting.
COL Poorman and Gen. Hoge addressed
street railway meeting last night They
succeeded in srouIDg considerable inter.
est In the enterprise, and more stock was
taken.
There will be q meeting tomorrow
{ ThursdAy) Of the Temperance Leagues
Of St. Clairsville, Martins Ferry and
Bridgeport, in conjunction with those of
our own city, The meeting will be held
at II O'Clock in the Presbyterian Church.
~ Is expected that there will be q grand
rally OF the friends Of temperance.
Captain Fink is adding to the number
Of handsome buildings that have been
erected this summer, fine residence for
hlmselL W. L. 8.
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PHoTo6RAPus.-At Halls Gallery (tor.
merry RObinson'sl there are employed
some Of the best Artists in the country,
and they are prepared 10 furnish their
customers the finest work 10 be found
anywhere. They do not make cheap pic.
lures, but take special pains 10 make
every sitting q success. Old Pictures
copied and enlarged TO any size, either
plain Photographs or finished in Ink, OH
Pastel or Water Colors. Also life.size
Crsyons, Picture Frames, Stereoscopic
Views, and Photographic Goods Of every
description.
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PERsoSAI,-Mansger Beamer, Of Pitts.
burgh, is rusticstlng in Belmont county.
Rev. Dr.. Lydsr pastor OF Wesley N. E.
Chapel, LETT yesterday morning Tor an alb
sence Of two weeks with his family, who
have been rusticaipg during the summer
near Psrkesburg.
Mr.. Mont. Williams, who has been visit.
ing friends in Delaware, Ohio, for the past
week, returned to the city Tuesday even
ing.
Rev. J. N. Kelley, Of this CITY, will I'D.
dress temperance meeting at steuben.
vile tonight.
John Denier, the celebrated tight rope
performer, was in town yesterday. BE
gives an exhibition in Martins Ferry to-
night.
Mr.. VIM. Moore, Of this city, has open.
ed an agency for the Howe sewing ma.
chine at Little Washington.
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FUNERAL OF Mr. CoPP.-The funeral
Of Geo. Il. COpp, Esq, took place IRON
his late residence on the corner OF South
Penn and Zane streets (IslAnd), yesterday
afternoon. The members Of Wheeling
Lodge No. Q, I. o. o. F., followed the re.
mains to the grave. The funeral was
largely attended by the many friends Of
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HELNBoID's BUcHU Is still in the 70.
NTH oil It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF Dr.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still Manufactured at
the laboratory Of Philadelphia, and lie
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
ieiB. Genuine has proprietot's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent dGW
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PIANO Tuning and Repairing will be
done promptly by leaving orders ct
Sheib's Music Store, lila Main street. II
you are thinking about purchasing q ri.
ano or an Organ, and wish 10 avail your
self Of the advantage Of professional advice
In regard 10 the tone or quality Of an In
slrument, we would say 60 10 sheib's (:
you will find men Of experience TO deal
with,
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AoQUITTRD.-JAmes Lswless was be-
fore Mayor Dean, Of Martins Ferry, YES
teFday morning, upon a charge OF using
abusive language toward Mrs. Leonard,
An examination resulted in the discharge
Of the defendant