The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-07-10
OVER THE COUNTY.

in another place I.riII be found an adveT-
tisemcnt of the Mt. Pleasant Male and Fe-
male Institute. This excellent school has
rom every quarter We hear the most un-
bounded praise bStOwed upon its principal
aud his assistants. Prof. Hamilton, the
President, is pronounced an accomplished
schOlaTand fine manager of boys and girls.
This school is located in "a remarkably
healthy locality, and one of the most beau
tiful sections ON the globe, and ii is a very
desirable place Tor children To go TO school
Board Is cheap, and there is nothing TO dis
tract the mind Of the pupil.
-Messrs. Collier & PinkstOn, two expert
GDced nllleTs, and clever gentlemen, have
attached steam to their mills on Bigbee
creek, and are prepared to turn out first
class article OF tiOur and meal. Their mills
are a necessity 10 a large portion of the best
section they earnestly appeal for a continu-
stnCe of their patronage, not only on account
OF having done their duty IN the past, but
also GA account OF the fact of their Increased
facilities.
1t is bad enough to suffer for ones own
fotblcs and tTansgressions, but to be arrest
I'd and forced to answer 1t the bar OF JUS
tice for the sins OF another, is, 10 say the
least OF II, beyond the pale of torbearance.
Not long since a young man naned James
Garrett disturbed public worship In this
county, md true bill was found against
him, but he heard of il IN time to leave the
county aud go IA Giles. The Sheriff of Giles
county had instructions 70 arrest James
Garrettl and proceeded - do SO, and did
James Garrett. Acer being arrested the
young man gave bond for his appearance
y CoIuIn bia last Monday, telling the sheriff
~ tue Tune, tha.t he had never been guilty
o. any breach of the peace. 1t grieved the
parents OF tbs young man very sensibly,
70 think that their son whom they idolIzed
Sil91i9 o. srested on as grave charge as
IIsturblpSS public worship, and naturally,
they bSfieved as their son told them he as
not gtIilty OF the charge. The nlistalxe was
a4tT-explained away last Monday, the Young
" fan arrested, James \, J. Garrett, OF Lynn9
-xSiIle, accom- panied by his father, Mr.. Lar
kin Garrett, made his appearance, and the
prosecutor, so soon as he saw the young
man. said he was no the man that d!sturb.
I'd public worship, yet the man who did dc
u was named James Garrett. OF course
after the explanation the Acknowledgement
had Mr. Ifarret released.
Al Walker, one of the sub-contrsctors
Of the Narrow Gauge road, was In our sane
tum Tuesday, and informed US that worl
Is going rapidly ahead on the road. one
hundred and sixty hands are Al WORK, anC
Andrew d. Bryant expects to commence o.
section twelve, next Monday, with tel
hands. Nestor & McCann have about nine
~ bands; Walker JamIsOn, forty, all resi-
Campbell and Parker, about thirty; Ed
H14ilainE, COL, six, Who will finish section
eleven TINS week. Moore & Valentine az,
saving TIMBER for the bridges. About fy,
miles of the road is completed
The HERALD gave an account last week
Of the malicious shooting Of Henry Ross
col, by way man Pearson, The news comes
promised the case. That nay do yery
well for themselves, but has the Yiolatioi
OF the law been vindicated2 Why does MOI
the constable arrest Pearson? A warrant
was placed in his hands, and Pearson is re,
ported AS being at hume, and yet there is nc
arrest. let justice be DONE
Mr.. \. +. Hin, OF Green's Lick creek ba,
COW which yielded him two hundred am
na1beeR dollars in six months. She
gave pound of butter per day, which
amounted TO one hundred and eighty